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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10
Better Government in Con.
junction With Home
Rule Bill.
PEACE MUST BE
ASSURED RUSSIA
King George In Speech From Throne
Declares Full Fruits Of Victory
Can Not Bs Secured to Europe Un.
I'll Normal Conditions Arc Re.
stored In Land Of "Reds'--Priees
Lower in England.

London, Feb. 10.-Serious consider
alton Of economic conditions thruout
the country was urged upon the
house of commons by King George
in his speech from the throne, which
opened the parliament. He COUNSEL
ed patience in the passage Of far
reaching reforms which he said were
necessary.
He urged better educational facili-
ties, settlement Of the Irish question,
adjustment Of coal mining contro-
versies, regulation Of the liquor traf-
fic, and measures stimulating tho
growth Of more foodstuffs at home.
He said bills would be introduced
dealing with insurance against un-
employment, regulation of working
hours, minimum wages and anti
dumping.
After briefly referring to the peace
conference the king said he intend
ed to ratify peace with Bulgaria and
Austria. The negotiations with Tur-
key, he added, were being pressed
forward with all possible speed"
Referring to the Russian situation
he said:
I'm order to insure the full blessing
Of peace to Europe it is essential that
not only peace but normal conditions
Of life should be restored in Europe
and eastern Russia. SO long as these
regions withhold their vast stocks
from consumption tho cost of living
can hardly be reduced or prosperity
be restored.
Price. Lower Than Elsewhere.
X believe our country is making
rapid strides toward prosperity. The
price Of foodstuffs and other COM
modities In causing anxiety to all
the people Of the world. but I am glad
prices in these islands afe rapFgeci-
ably lower than elsewhere, Thjs
tact and the condition Of trade with
the outside world serves TO prove
that my people are no less successful
with the peace troubles than they
were enduring war itself
III however, we are to secure last
ing peace all classes must throw
themselves into the work Of recon-
struction with energy and patience.
In addition legislation providing
for large and far reaching reforms
must be made law.
THE condition Of Ireland causes
me grave concern, but q bill will be-
Immediately laid before you to give
a. better government to that country.
A bill to make further provision for
education in Ireland will be submit
ted. Care will be taken to make the
measure compatible with the home
rule bin"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10
Admiral Sims Renews At
tack on Daniels
Policy. \
MORE DANGEROUS
THAN BOLSHEVISM
Admiral Refers to System az "De-
fsatis Policy" and Says Awards Put
Premium on Naval Officers Who
Meet Defeat or Less vesseis-Ds-
eIarss Criticisms Arc Not Per-
sonai.

washington, Feb. 10.--Secretary
Daniels method Of awarding naval
decorations injected a defeats policy
into the navy department more dam
gerous" to the navy than any form OF
bolshevism could be. Rear Admiral
Sims declared today on his appear
ance before the committee onNnaval
awards. The rear admiral reiterated
his statement that there was moth
ing personal in his criticism. Chair
man Hale told Admiral Sims that he
had been recalled to make any state
ment he might desire.
Reading from a prepared statement
Admiral Sims said:
'First l want to again emphasize
in the most emphatic manner possible
there is nothing nor has been any
thing Of a personal nature in the crit
icisms have made. have been hon
ored by the secretary Of the navy and
have at no time any reason to regard
the question Of awards from any 9TH
er viewpoint than that Of q naval Of
flcer who feels he has the duty OF
serving the best interests Of the
navy"
Admiral Sims said he wished 1t
understood that his criticisms were
directed against the following condi-
tions:
"The policy of placing a premium
on defeat by giving special awards to
officers whose ships were lost, pro-
vided their conduct was meritorious
In the hour of defeat.
Worse Than Bolshevlsm.
"The changing of relative merit Of
service in rewardihg officers.
'Intury to the morale OF tho ser
vice by rewarding failure instead OF
success in specific instances.
1.-THE policy Of rewarding defeat.
which the navy department only sup
ports. Is more detrimental to the
lighting spirit of the navy than boil
shevism is to any government.
"By injecting this defeats germ
into our navy and attempting to make
it permanent policy !. believe that
inestimable harm will result unless 1t
can be eradicated.
II believe it Is more important for
the future safety Of the country to
eliminate these conditions than to
build q dozen battleships."
Denies 1yrnss' Statement.
Rear Admiral Sims denied that In
conversation with Representative
1yrnes, Of South Carolina, and other
mSnabers Of congress he had sought
to hslittle Americas efforts IN the
war.
Tho admiral said Mr.. Dyrnes must
eith4r have misunderstood me Or oon-
fused the rsmarlss made to him py
people IN Europe" h added that he
ala attempt to correct the idsa In the
minds Of visitors that United States
lfsrosa were Winning the war, because
This attitude was hurting us with our
allies.
rhey know II was net true and
they knew ~ knew II was not true"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10
cLorHIERs IN CONVENTION.
Iowa Retailers Resent Charges ot
Profjteerinu by CIothiers.

Iowa Retailers Resent Charges Of
Profiteering by Clothisrs.
Des Moines, Feb. 10.-Prices and
supply were discussed by Iowa
clothing dealers in annual conven-
ton here today. Propaganda al
legged by some of the speakers to be
prevalent in some agricultural pa
pers was condemned. Suggestions
were made that steps to combat this
be taken.
Carl Evans, Of West Union, said:
1--WE must work to combat this
propaganda. In Iowa much of our
trade is in rural districts. Half
truths about the cost of materials
and manufacture OF clothing have
been much to our detriment. 1t has
created the impression that clothiers
are profiteers and you and / know
this is not true. Something must be
done to put stop to it."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10
PAGE ONE.

PAGE ONE.
Telesraphio News:
Bolsheviki Menace Japan.
King Promises Aid For Ireland.
Troops Await Mob at Lexington.
Medal Awards Naval Menace.
White House Cohcerned Over
Strike.
Germany Has own List Of War
Criminals.
PAdFs TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News,
Why Clothing II High.
Cedar Rapids Building Plan.
Family Record az O1hce Holders.
1--we Stock Shippers to Merge.
PACK FooR.
Sports, Nsws and etoryi
: Cedar Rapids Lands Thrse-I Berth.
The Man Nobsdy Knew.
PAGE 6ix.
Editorials
6sma Wsedsn Lsgs.
Mr.. Hoover u Out.
Nsgfe Farmers. '
pAoRe eEvEN. EioHT, NINE,
TIN AND ELEvAA.
City Nsws'
Policy Holders WIN.
Three-1 lnvades Iowa Terr1tcry.
scheol cf OtiSsnship Opens.
HanwooA Csxnty Ciut 4assts ON
e0r1. }s
Infusnsa DpiAemio WANING.
FAN rW0LVk.
Markets and AsNseals
NSht Receipts Halp Corn.
4 Hs0s STEADY u MeAes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10
Ship. Fire ON eolshsvikl,

London, Feb. 10.--A bolshevn0
received today says:
"Our troops were stopped tempe.
rarily by fire from warships, whidA
was particularly fierce In the streseA
Armored cars were used and nsld Ar.
tilery fired point blank. The enemy
was driven from the city Sunday. In
the direction of Mozyer. we occupied
Amieif"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10
BRITAIN INCREASES TRADE.

Board Of Trade Reports Large In
Crease In Exports.
London, Feb. 10.-Recent efforts
to stimulate export trade of Great
Britain are indicated in the board of
trade figures for January. They
show that exports total more than
10O,000,000 pounds sterling or exact
ly 1O5,S79,000 pounds sterling. an In
crease Of 6s,o00,00O pounds over Jan
uary last year.
Exports of manufactured articles
increased 100 per cent. While i'm
ports were still large. totaling 49,
100000 pounds sterling over last
year, they were mostly essential
commodities.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10
Houses Cause Smoke Nuisance.

Houses Cause Smoke Nuisance.
y Washington. Feb. 10.-The smoke
nuisance in the larger cities was laid
at the door of fhe housshold toby
w DR.. John H. Lfannins, director Of
the mines who declared that the
smoke can be banished only by the
use Of coke and gas for heat ana
cooking.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10
Advocates Short Work Dav.

NuVocd1eS SHOFt WoFK Day.
Rome, Feb. 10.-Carl Ferazza, min
lister of commerce, labor and food, in
troduced a bill into parliament today
providing that a. days work should
not exceed eight hours and q weeks
work forty -eight hours.
Only two hours overtime daily
would be allowed and then only when
It is necessary and at % per cent
increase in wages.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10
cauou. Chairman Re.iuns.

Caucus Chairman Hesigns.
Warrington, Feb. 10.-Representa-
tive DewaH, sof Pennsylvania, has
been elected chairman Of tho demo-
cratic caucus to succeed Representa-
tive Saunders, Virginia, who resisneA
preparatory to resisnins his seat IN
congress to become q Judge Of the
Virginia supreme court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10

Budapest, Feb. 1o.--Ths NunSsyjaa
delegation which n shsrtly - rStus.
to Paris II framing tho document
whioh II hopes VIII lcsnvincs the
peace confsrcnce sf me 1ustnAas ~
HunsaEy's claims IN reply u the y.
liza tssns s9 DsAeA, J,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10
DANES REJOICE At PLEeisciTE.
SehIeswie Expects to Become Dan
ish After Long Separation.

SchIeswig Expects to Become Dan.
ish After Long Separation.
Copenhagen, Feb. 10.-Beacon fires
and prayers Of Thanksgiving In the
churches marked the last night be-
fore the plebiscite in the first zone
of Schleswig, which will determine
whether this area will return to
Denmark or remain German. From
Dybsoel, beacon blazed calling the
people to the peaceful war Of the
ballot box, while the coast bonfires
famed up thru the night, Brighten
ing the last hours before the day Of
expected reunion. Today churches
are holding services and household
ers have decorated their houses with
the national flag. ii
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10
~. e,v.rsly ourrsd.

OSxnefi BluRe, Feb. lo.--MTv. John
Maaher. wife Of . garage owner Of
Hamburg. was fatally burned and
her hustand was dangsreusly in
,1ureA In IN aooilsnt that occurred Il,
their hsEna. Mrs. AaSAer Aal AunS
ssms sSrta3ns In the titeassa - Ar5
.a4sr Aalns Washed, TAs wind bisw
them ever the sesk slew and 81
thsm - iArA Mn. afaShsr sttssn1tsd
10 tear THE curtains from the hns
"A 1. - lslag Soss4 . pAA q gaso-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10
Storm Sweeps Summer Hotels Into the Sea

Ono OF the>worst storms that haa
swept the Atlantic coast In years
swept several summer hotels and mil
lionaires' cottages Mt \ Rockaway
Beach. New York, into the sea. Pas
adena hotel. one OF the many beach
hotels, was carried away by tho waves
which were hurled far up on the
beach. The damage along the entire
coast will run close to million doll
lars. ~.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10
Natti Cabinet Face, Crisis.

Rome. Feb. 10.-At least five men,
bers Of the Nitti cabinet will retire
this month, following the return Of
the premier from London, according
to the Giorndale di Italia which adds
that this crisis is In the government
will be brought about by the atti-
tude Of Premier Nitti toward reach
ing an understanding with Jugo-
Slavia III regard to the Adriatic sit
1lation
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10
Today's News Index
The Weather,

The Weather.
Sun rises Feb. II at 6:54, sets at $3.50
Fair tonight and Wednesday; no
change in temperature.
Range Of temperature at Marshall
town: Monday, 33 and 90; Sunday,
81 and 80; Feb. ., 1919. 10 and 8. At
I this morning. %: yesterday, 33.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10
Kansas to FIGHT Rail Strike.
ITALIANS COMING BACK.
Emigration to America Expected to
Break Record This Year.

Break Record This Year.
Naples, Feb. 10.-More Italians will
emigrate to the United States this
year than in the record year of 1913
when more than 100000 left these
shores for America. Already they
are beseiging the consulate to such,
an extent that the office is swamped.
1t is estimated that Of the 100000
reservists who came to this country
from America, 10000 will return this
year,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10
ENLISTED MEN GAINED HoNoRs
Awarded More Than 60 Per Cont u
Medals For 6srvlee In War.

Washington, Feb. 10. - Enlisted
men OF the army reoeivsd So pei. cent
sf tho madals awarded for service
In the world war. Il = shswn by
statistics issued by the war depart
msnt. The enlisted men won 81 out
OF the fetal Of n osngressional
medals Of honor awarded. while
S,5es out Of the 500 DISTINGUISHED
service crosses conferred were Sivsn
TO enltstsd mon. All cf the e41 dis
hnguisheA service men awarded Tor
msritorious service and not fer acts
Of valor were given to officers. 4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10
LEAGUE MAoNATEs MEETS.
Johnssn Faction Defeats Plan For
PubiIeity oS Actions.

PubiIelty ef Actions.
! Chicago. Fob. 1o.-Ths America
league masnates went into session
today with tho three Insurgents
facing the loyal five" OF President
johnson. Col. Rupert made a futile
effort to have the mating thrown
orsn ~ Newspaper mon but the
JeAnson fastion dA<eatsd Il,
The insuresntS,= Col. Rupert, Har-
ry Fraiss and Charles Comiskey
wore the first to arrive. They filed
Into the room and took places along
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10
Anarchy In odsesa.

Constantinople, Fab. 10.--Anarchy
prevails in odessa, recently captured
by the bolsheviki, according to a.
vices received here. Street hghtfng
occurred on Saturday between armed
factions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10
Deny Treaty RUPTURE.

Brussels, Feb. lot was authori-
tatively denied today that Germany
had informed Belgium Of the abro-
cation of the German Belgium finan-
cial agreement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10

one side of It. The loyal five" head
ed by President Johnson lined up on
the other side of the room.
The National League magnntes
were also in session this afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10
SPEED UP NEwsERRY rnaAL

Thru In Rapid ousesselen. n
Grand Rapids. Feb. lo.yraak Il.
DALEY. special attorney ssnegal -.
tinued questioning Of witnaGDse ~
tho prosecution today In th1 it'll g
Senator Truman H. NewbeFry -
1913 codefondants charged VIII v1oaaN
ton Of tho election laws In 1t1l -
dications yero that the governnsdg
attorney was making o. etcsft ~
speed up the rocoedings, : lAroeP
number OF witnesses hAvin1 beem ~.
posed OF yesterdayfthan "a 49, DSgvo.
ous day Of the trial NY, Sss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10

lene, which was ignited The flames
communicated to her clothing which
were almost completely burned In
trying to save his wife, Masher was
severely burned
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10

Munich. Feb. 10.--Several thou
sand persons formed a procession to
the hotel where the allied commits
sons are residing and sang
deutschland Uhcr Allies" cried
Down With France," and other
wise gave expression to its defiance
Of the eXtradition demands.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10

no statement today In reply to Di-
rector Hines assertion that the
strike call violated the unions wage
agreement, but he recalled that a
strike wss called for last fall set for
November and that it had been twice
postponed since then in the hope
that a new agreement could be
reachedson a wage scale.
The strike of 100000 members of
the United Brotherhood of Mainte-
nance of Way employees will so into
effect Feb. II, as ordered, regardless
of any steps the government may
take short of meeting the demands
of the men for wage increases
President Barker reiterated.
mo court Injunction can prevent
the strike" he declared. "The strike
order is out and the strike will take
place unless our demands are met"
Mr.. Barker said he had received
no advice from Washington today.
When told that strike of trainmen
was threatened and that indications
were that the entire situation would
be laid before President Wilson, Mr..
Barker said events We're proceeding
as he had anticipated.
Kansas to Fight Rail Strike.
Topeka. Feb 10.--Kansas will
prosecute in the criminal court rail-
shopmen and maintenance OF. way
employees If they call a strike In
Kansas, 1t was said today. It is as
serted that the strike is in violation
of the new state law.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10
RAIDERS IzE,PoLIcE STATION
New Disturbances Reported From


Cork-Ammunition Seized.
Cork, Ireland, Feo. 10-After an
attack lasting some time, with an
exchange of rifle shots, zoo armed
men last night captured the Castle
Martyr police station. They tenn
porarily made prisoner the five
policemen who defended the station.
The raiders seized arms and ammu-
milton and decamped.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-10
WeIringen. Island. Feb. 0, 1890

Washington, Feb. 1o.-The former
German crown prince has caoled
President Wilson Offering to surren
der himself for trial II the allies in
,sist.. The message was in President
Wilson's hands today.
White House officials admitted
that the message sent from Wierig-
make public its text.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-22

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura, "Lumina 81 ProgreSql Ro.
man" din Woodlawn, Pa, convoa-
ca pc toti mcmbrii eli lua parte
la sedinta generala de 3 luni, Du.
minica, 26 Scptemvrie, in hala So
cictatii din Kiehl Street. Sedinta
Sc va deschide la orelc l 80 p. M
La ziua sus numita find mai mul.
te chestii dc resolvat, printre cari
81 darea de seama de 3 luni, fie
care membru este Obligat lua par
tc. Absentele ncmotivate Sc VOL
pedepsi conform statutului.
(219-2O) PRESIDIUL.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-22
S. S. HENRY MALLORY LA C0NSTANTA OCTOMBRE
sCR1ET1 MDRUMARI LA:
HENRY c. FARO, BANCHER
SO COOPER SQUARE new YORK, n. Y.

functionarul la ri intai, lar el nll
81 primcstc leafa deceit i'm 20 sal
81 mai tirZiu, de aci serie fntrea
ga de ncajunsuri carl ii consum;
toata linistea in vcsnice hartuel
GU mici creditori.
Toate maSurilo palliative Gu
mici mariri uc Salar. Schimbu]
leilor Gu ) coroane cita vreme in.
sllsi Statul la G. +. r.. incaseaza
3.3O cOrOane pentru leu, lar mar
lfurile importate sc arhita i'm lei,
m;isuri earl in buml parte nici n,l
sc executa, mn pot multumi pc
functionari.
Cerem ca lefurile functionarilor
sd Se unifice in tot regat,tl, sa Sc
plateasca in lei 81 fara int1rziere
la ri intii a fiecarei luni.
Acestc masuri sd SO la i'm into
resul unei bune 81 cinstite admi-
nistratli fara I e care Sc compro-
mite orce opera legislatoare orr
cit de buna 'ar fl ca.
Rog sd mi Sc puma la dispozitie
de d-nii ministri de inferno Si Fl
nante tablourile de lefuri ale func-
tionarilor din vechiul regat 81 ale
functionarilor din tinuturile de
dincolo de Carpati, prccum 81 da-
te precise, cind s'a platit lefu1.ile
functionarilOr, pentru o eventual
Ia interpclare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-22
C O N v 0 CAR E

Filiala No. ! a soc. rom. de aju-
tor 81 cultura GU. S. Desteapta-te
Rom1ne-Hora Unirii' din Pontiac,
Mich, convoaca pc toti membrii
filialei de lua parte la sedinta
lunara care Sc va tinea Duminica,
in 26 Sept. 1920, la orele ! 30 p.
H., in localul D-nei Regina Jude,
No. 1856 Bloomfield ave.
La ordinea zilei avfnd mai null
te chestnut importante de resol-
vat sunt rugati a lua parte toti
membrii acestei filiale, asemenea 81
membrii noui spre a depune jul
ram1ntul.
In numele >Filialei No. ], din
Pontiac, Mich.
1919 PRESIDIUL
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-22
Stuatia FunCtIonari|or de
dinCoaCe de Carpati

phi agent electorali al partidu!ui
della putere; lar amenintarlle GU
ylestituiri 81 destuirile practicatc
pe o intinsa masura au zdruncinat
crcdinta statornica si au sadit
sentimental ncsigumntii in sllf-
1ctelor lor.
Oar de chcstiunca aceasta ne
vom ocupa de alta data. De data
aceaSta voesc sd inzilst asupra mo-
tivului al doilea de ordin mater.
ial.
Starea materiala a functiOna-
rilor de dincolo de Carpati este
a'bsolut insuportabila.
J4efurile f,mctionarilor de din
colo de Carpati Gu toate comisiili
de unificare sunt ridicol de mici
in comparatia cu lefuri1e dim We
chill Regat.
Pc vremuri aceasta deosibire
era justificata. deUarece vieata
era Gu mutt mai ieftina in tnu-
turtle de dincolo de Carpati de-
cit aci. Dor astazi c1nd prin "a
bava unificarii valutei valoarea
coroanei, a fost att de depriata
lar preturile s'au urcat fntr'un
yertiginOs, vicata din tinuturile
de dincolo de Carpati, devenit
mai Scumpa ca in vechiul Regat,
deosibirca intre lcfuri nu mai eS
te justificata iintru Minnie.
Functionarii Ger deci unifica-
rea complecta lefurilor. Ger mai
departe ca lcfurile sd Sc pla-
teasca i'm lei. Nh este permits Sii
Sc dca functionarilor ell lefur:
fiXe O moneta carei valoarc s.,
schimbc i'm fiecarc ri.
O alta nemultumire o consti-
tuie faptul ca lefurile nu Sc pla-
tesc regulat. Conturile, lefurile
servitorilor, etc, toate he achita
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-22

Soarta functionarilor nostri
continua s;l preocupe pc toti a.
celia carl Isl dau salna despre CO.
virsitorul rol pc care il all func-
tidnarii i'm vicata unui stat. Con-
greselc tinute la Cluj 81 Ia Btlcu-
rcsti an pus in adevarata lumlna
trista soarte. ce Sc pare cal as
tcapta pc fllnctionarul romin: IN
ce priweste llbertatea hui de CONS
tiinta, suprimarea acesteia de ca
ira guvernele oligarhiei, facind
din eli simplii agent electorali,
i'm ce privcste conditiile materia:-
lc cea mai grea llupta pentru eX
istenE. Mai ales functionarii de-
Ia moi an ajuns in conditii de trai
insllportabil.
Intro sedinta recenta a Gamer
eli dl M. Popovici a facut comu-
nicare in chestiunea functionari.
lor, adresata ministrilor de inter-
ne 81 finante.
Iata tcxtul acestui cumunicari ::
Dior, ministri de inferno 81 fl
mantle!
Situatia 'functionarilor p,sblici
de aiacolo de Carpati dewenit
aproapc insuportabil, raspunde-
rea pnarta in intrcgime glryer-
nul, care a contribuit pc de-opartc
Mtiv la jignirea lor Pe de-alta
parte nu a hlat la timp masurl
pentru imbunatatirea situatici lor
materialc.
Aainca lor nemultumire a gasit
cNplrsie in congresul della Cluj.
Doua stunt mai ales motivclc.
Tnul de ordin moral.
Functionarii sd STINT adinc Jig
niti dndemnitatea lor de cctateni
liberi, prin faptul ca la alegerile
trecvte anu fost degradati la sim