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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-14

Angleski glavni stan v Kai-
ru naznanja, da so pricele eete
pod poveljstvom generala Mont
gomeryja dolgo pricakovano O.
fenzivo v zapadni Libiji ter "a
podile marsala Rommela v beg
proti zapadu.
Sluzbeni komunike javlja:
"Rommel je bill pognan iz svojih
mocnih polozajev v Ell Agheili
in Sc sedaj umika proti zapa-
du."
Napad ameriskih bombnikov
Istocasno pa so izvedli anne
riski bombniki svoj najvecji ma
pad V tuniski kampanji ma Bi-
zerto, Tunis in Sousse.
General Montgomery je re
vec tednov zoiral in nabiral mo-
ci, da pozene Nemce il Libije in
da sc zdruzi z ameriskimi in
angleskimi cetami, XII Sc borijo
proti osiscu v Tunisiji.
Prvi glas, da Sc je njegov ma
pad pricel, je prisel V sboto, ko
so Nemci sporoeili, da je osma
armada pod generalom Mont
gomeryjem pricela ofenzivo.
Akcija podmornic
Poroeila Q tel ofenzivi so pri,
spela istocasno s porocili, da sc
zavezniSki bombniki in zaveznis.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-14
Silen pozar Y
/. NovOfunMandiji;
10 ljudi zgorelo
Kakor pred dvema tednoma
v Bostonu, ie nastal tudi
tukaj pozar Y plesni dvo-
rani, " kateri je bilo mno-
60 vojakov.

ST. JOHNS, Novofundlandi-
ia, 13. decembra. - V Knights
Of Columbus Hostel lake plesni
dvorini je nastal ogenj, v ka-
terem je izgubilo zivljenje 40
oseb, docim sta bill 1O2 osebi
ranjeni. Pozar v plesni dvorani
je nastal snoci, nakar Sc je po-
javila panika, podobna oni v
Bostonu, kjer je pred dvema
tednoma zgorelo skoro 500 O.
seb.
Kakor " BOstonu
Kakor v Bostonu, tako je bi-
10 tudi v tel strasni nesreci
mnogo vojakov zrtev pozara.
Moski in zenske so drli proti IL
hodu, ko je pricelo malo pred
polnoejo goreti v dvorani.
PoslopJe je bllo v plamenih,
preden so mogli gasilci prieeti
z gasenjem pozara, XII je ogro-
zal tudi sosednja poslopja. Po-
zno nocoj Sc MISC ugotovili vzro-
ka >pozara. Kakor receno, .je BIZ
10 mer zrtvami mnogo vojakov,
med mimi tudi nekaj ameris-
kin, in zensk. Resevalno mostvo
Sc vedno vlaci trupla il pogori-
Sea. Mnogo zrtev je tako naka-
zenih, da jih nj mogoee prepo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-14

KILL DEVIL, N. c., 13. de-
cembra. = Tukaj, kjer sta
Wright brata, Orville in Wilbur
sestavila in letela $ prvim leta-
lom, bodo v torek praznovali 80.
obletnico letalstva. Slovesnost
Sc DO vrsila pred spomenikom,
XII je bill postavljen v spomin te-
mu vaznemu dogodku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-14
Nov grob

Danes zjutraj je preminila v
Charity bolnisnici Frances Hab-
jan, rojena Slapnik, hcerka po-
znane druzine Mr.. in Mrs. Ig-
nae Slapnik, XII vodita cvetlicar-
no ma 6102 St. Clair Ave. Po-
kojnica je bila stara komaj 29
let. Podrobnosti bono poroca-
Ii jutri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-14

bono zadali nemSkim sovrazni-
kom paralizirajoce udarce."
Poleg tega so ma potu popol-
noma nova letala, XII bodo tako
velika, da bodo napram MIN
nasi sedanji tezki bombniki
"zadnji majhni bombniki, XII
smo jih izdelali."
Novo strasno orozje
"Petdeset-kalibrske strojnice
ma nasih bombnikih so straho-
vito orozje, toda one bodo ka-
kor otroske puske zamaski V
primeri strojnicami, XII bodo
montirane ma nasih novih tez-
kin bombnikih," je rekel gene
raj.
1900 letal ma mesec
General Arnold je dejal, da
zgradimo sedaj mad 1000 letal
ma mesec, toda da DO to stevilo
kmalu podvojeno." Nemska in
japonska zracna sila sta ma svo-
jem potu nizdol, docim sc mi
komaj priblizujemo vrhuncu,"
ie rekel general.
Bombardiranje Tokija
Glede Japoncev je povedal, da
bo njihovo glavno mesto Toxic
zopet bombardirano, in sicer po
velikem Stevilu ameriskih bomb
nikov, XII sc bodo cope vracali
in vracali.
"Parasutne" bombe
Nato je povedal, da Sc poslu-
zujejo ameriski bombniki tako
zvanih parasutnih bomb, to je
bomb, ko so odvrzene ma zemljo
S padai ter eksplodirajo ze v
zraku, komaj nekaj cevljev mad
sovraznim mostvom ali njego-
vimi objekti, kar povzroci, da
lse vsi kosi bombe razlete v
zraku in da jih mic ne ostane v
zemlji. Ucinek take bombe je
lseveda mnogo bolj strahoten
kot ucinek obicajnih bomb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-14
Bozicno drevo

Vceraj so postavili ma Public
Square obieajno bozicno drevo,
XII pa letos ne bo razsvetljeno
kakor obieajno, ker Sc DO radi
vojne hranilo ma elektricni raz-
svetljovi. Drevo, XII tehta deset
ton, je lpreskrbela = kakor O.
bicajno VISA zadnja leta - The
May Co.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-14

Zapadno cd Rzeva so virgil
Rusi nazaj protinapad nekega
nemskega polka, Xxi je bill podpi-
ran velikimi mnozinami tan
kov.
Ruhi naznanjajo O svojih pri-
dobitvah v specielnih komuni-
keith, XII v zmagoslavnem tonu
navajajo nemske izgube ma
mostvu in materialu.
Srditi boji v Stalingradu
v Stalingradu samem Sc W.
Sc Sc vedno srditi boji. Rusi jaw
ljajo, da so zavzeli vceraj E.
najst utrjenih nemskih posto-
jank ter ubili 180 Nemcev.
Nemci imajo tudi izgube ma
svojih transportnih letalih, S
katerimi so hotel ojaciti svoje
mostvo v stalingrajskem okra.
ju. V tednu cd 6. do 13. decem-
bra je bio unicenih 4O7 mems
kin letal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-14
Ma dopustu

L. Fort Bragg, N. C. je prisel
ma 10-dnevni dopust korporaT
Albert ]. Mismas, sin Mr.. in
Mrs. Joseph Mismas, 1925 East
u Pl. Nahaja Sc pri padalcih.
Prijatelji so vabljeni, da ga O.
biscejo, mi mu pa zelimo obilo
zabave v krogu svojih domacih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-14

Zavezniski glavni stan v Sc
verni Afriki, 13. decembra. -
Neka angleska podmornica, XII
j poveljuje % let star eastnik,
je ustavila svojimi topovi V
Italiji zelezniski vlak, XII je no.
tel pravkar zavoziti v predor,
poskodovala je drugi vlak, nato
pa obstreljevala neko tovarno
ola, katero je izpremenila v 60
rece razvaline.
Mladi poveljnik, XII je rekel,
da rad sluzbuje ma podmorni-
cab, "ker vam nj treba cakati,
da ostarite, preden dobite po-
veljstvo mad svojo lastno ladjo,'
ie povedal danes casnikarjem
svoje dozivljaje.
Morje pokrito z mrtvimi Nemci
Neki drugi, tudi % let start
poveljnik podmornice, pa je po-
vedal, koko je bilo morje med
Tunizijo in Sardinijo pokrito z
ogromno, vee mill siroko in dol
go ploskvijo OLA, ma cigar po-
vrsini sc je zibalo stotine tru-
pei mrtvih Nemcev, XII so sc
nahajali ma transportih, XII 50
iih unicile angleske krizarke.
Poveljnik prve podmornice je
izjavil, da so bill vsi napadi ma
italijansko obalo natancno v
naprej zasnovani.
Eskapade podmornice
'Najprej smo patrolirali or
obai ter motrili obrezje skoz
periskop,' je rekel. "Nato pa
sem Sc neke zelo temne noei cd
locil, da greno blize in da vldl
mo, kaj Sc da storiti. Ma povr
sino morja smo Sc dvignil ,
blizini neke vasi, kjer smo ugle
dali svetle luci ma lokomotiv
nekega vlaka, XII je bill bas n;
tenn, da zavozi v zelezniski pre-
dor.
Obstreljeva vlaka
ssNemudoma smo ga pricel
obstreljevati in ga zadeli 2 We
izstrelki, kajti il vlaka SO sviga
Ii plameni.
''Naslednjega dne smo pris
zopet ma povrsino ma dotiener
mestu ter videli1 ma obeh stra
neh predora caIajoce Wake, !
MISC mogli Y predor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-14
Arnold napoveduje bombnike, napram
katerim so sedanji bombniki majhni
Sedanje strojnice letalih bodo igra6a prmeri
orozjenn, katerm bodo oborozeni nas novi tezki
bombniki, pravi poveljnik ameriske zracne sile.

. RANDOLPH FIELD, Tex,
13. decembra. - General Henry
H. Arnold, nacelnik ameriske
zracne sile, je danes izjavil, da
"imamo mi tajno orozje in da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-14
Nov grob

V st. Alexis bolnisnici ie wee
raj zjutraj oh 4:3O uri premi-
Mia Antonia Kodromaz, rojena
Borden, donna liz Prepota ma
Primorskem. Pokojnica je bila
81 let stara. Zadnji cetrtek je
zbolela ma mrtvoudu. Tukaj Ia
pusea soproga Andreja, donna
liz vasi Kodromaz, diva sinova,
Leo, XII Sc nahaja pri marinih v
Paris Island, S. c., in Alberta,
in pet hcera: jeanne Sekula,
Florence Jelinek, Sylvijo, Ermo
in Vido. Bila je stara matt ene-
mu otroku. V start domovini "a
pusca brata Andreja. Druzina
ina svoj dom ma 6702 Bonna
Ave. Pokojnica je bila clanica
podruznice st. 25 S. q. z. Po-
greb Sc bo vrsil il hise zalosti
v sredo zjutraj oh 8. uri v GER
kew sv. Vida ter nato ma poko-
lpalisce Calvary. Pogreb oskrbu-
je Grdinov pogrebni zavod. Bod
pokojnici ohranjen blag spomin
preostalim pa nase sozalje!
Gospodinjski odsek SID
Seja Gospodinjskega odseks
Slovenskega drustvenega donna
ina Recher Ave. Sc vrsi nocoj OK
7:3O uri. Vse clanice so vablje.
ne, da Sc gotovo udelezijo.
Letna seja
Jutri vecer dine Is. decembra
;se vrsi letna seJa drustva sv
| Katarine st. 29... s. a, v navad
nih prostorih. Clanice 50 vab
iljene, da Sc gotovo udelezijo pol
lnostevilno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-14
Letna seja

Clanice drustva Collinwood
Hive st. 283 T. M. Sc vabi ma
letno sejo, XII Sc vrsi nocoj, "A.
decembra v navadnih prostorih.
Pricetek OBJ Z. uri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-14
Ma dopustu

Ma dopust je prisel IL Attain
tic City, N. J., "a tri dni Staff
sarzent Edward ]. Zalar, sin
Mr.. il Mrs. John zalar, 1898
p. 70 ST. Vrnil se bo Y sredo.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Swimming in Wartime
To Be Demonstrated Here

A demonstration of swimming In
wartime" will be given by men OF
the armed forces from 8 to 10 pm.
Wednesday in East Potomac Park
pool under the sponsorship of the
Water Safety Committee, District
Red Cross.
Marines will swim in full equip
ment and Air Corps men will show
how crews are rescued after a plane
crash at sea. First-aid treatment
under water will be demonstrated.
Methods of swimming under fam
ing oil. with a butterfly lift" for
breathing, will be shown. The pro-
gram will open with a comedy act
staged by the swimmers. One of
the features will illustrate how SOL
diers swan under fire from Bataan
to Corregidor.
The Navy School Band will play.
Assisting Chairman Max Earring
ton will be Greed Westfall, direc-
tor of the welfare swimming pool;
George Martnagh. manager of the
East Potomac pool; James Pool,
Community Center Department,
and John w. Gates, acting director
of first aid and water safety, Dis
trict Red Cross.
A rehearsal of the June "a event
was held yesterday at the Southeast
Boys Club. Seventeenth and Massa-
chusetts avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. c. JUNE 21 1912
| |Adiutont General
| Reviews Troops
| For First Time

For the first time in Army his
tory the Adjutant General yesterday
reviewed troops under him at grad
uation Of 123 officer candidates from
the adjutant generals school at Fort
Washington. Md.
-Four Washingtonians were in the
class receiving certificates from Ad-
jutant Gen. James A. Ulio. They
are Charles C. Geduldig, TAI Ala
bama avenue Sc, Curtis F. Adams,
53l Shepherd street NV: Charles
w. Getty, 1861 Park road NV, and
James 8. Burke, 1874 P street NV.
A few of the men trained for three
months in Army administration, will
be sent abroad Most of them will
remain in the United States. This
is the third class to be graduated
from the school, and enrolment Is
expected to swell from around 500
to 5000 by winter.
Troops under the adjutant gen.
eral had never paraded for him be-
fore, Army authorities said. Certi-
ficates of appointment are usually
presented by subordinate.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Reed Will Stay as Long
As Nelson Wants Him

Philip D. Reed, criticized by. the
Senate Defense Investigating Com
mittee for his War Production Board
work, said in a statement in New
York yesterday that he would be
proud to continue with the WPB as
long as WPB Director Nelson be-
lieves he can be helpful Senator
Truman is chairman of the Defense
Committee.
Mr.. Reed. chief of the WPB's
Bureau of Industry Branches and
in private life chairman of the Gen.
eral Electric Co., was quoted as
follows in a statement issued by the
company:
When the Truman reports was is
sued, told Mr.. Nelson that my res
ignation was on his desk whenever
he wished it, In his statement yes
terday Mr.. Nelson said all that
could have wished to say and far
more than l myself could have said.
He is more familiar with what I
have done and what 1 have tried to
do than any one outside the War
Production Board could possibly be,
and his expression of confidence is,
so far as am concerned, controlling.
80 long as Mr.. Nelson believes I
can be helpful I shall be proud to
serve him and hte War Production
Board in any capacity to which he
may assign me-"
Mr.. Reed was said by the Senate
Committee to have impeded CONVEX
sion of the textile and consumers
durable goods industries to war pro-
duction, but Mr.. Nelson said he was
sorry the committee had been crit
ical of the work" of Mr.. Reed.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
B. the Associated Press.

B! the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, June 20.-A brief
ofhcial message-"missing in ac-
tion"-spread gloom today through
the home of a naval flyer whose
father waited Christmas a month
and half because the young officer
couldn't be present sooner.
1t was shortly before December
25 last year that Ensign c. Mark
land Kelly, jr. wrote his father, a
member of the Baltimore Board of
Park Commissioners, that he
wouldn't be able to get home for the
yuletide.
1t was his first absence in 2e
years.
When Ensign Kelly walked into
the living room February IL. tall
Christmas tree. surrounded by pres
entS and gaily bedecked, met his
eye.
1t had been trimmed by his father
On Christmas eve and left until the
son arrived.
There were the other traditional
trappings, too -. turkey, fruit cake,
plum pudding and champagne
Then Ensign Kelly said farewell
to his father and his s9l-year old
kerandmother, Mrs Mary e. Kelly,
and turning to the butler, said:
you can take the tree down now,
! Christmas is over" s-ss.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Citizens Federation
Urges Relaxing Of
Fuel Oil Curbs
Group Also Fovors
Petroleum Director
For U. S. Be Named

The Federation Of Citizens ASA
Citations last night passed a resolu.
ton calling for relaxation Of restric-
tions on deliveries of fuel oil for
heating private homes.
The Federation at the same time
called for appointment OF a Federal
director of the petroleum industry
who knows something" to direct
rationing, price control and other
matters relative to petroleum.
The resolution cited the order of
the War Production Board limiting
deliveries of fuel oil to homes, and
stated that 1t was impossible at this
time to fill tanks in District homes.
Supply Plentiful Now.
1t was pointed out that tanks will
deteriorate If they are not filled
with oil. and the resolution added
that there was an abundance of oil
for delivery to homes at this time.
The resolution asserted that "by
use Of all transportation facilities
and cooperation. no one who de-
sires to use fuel oil for house heating
purposes should be allowed to
freeze"
The association requested that
If not inconsistent with the war ef-
fort, all restriction on deliveries of
fuel oil for house heating purposes
be cancelled or relaxed in order that
homeowners may fill their tanks
during the summer months and that
all appropriate measures dealing
with supply, transportation, storage
and distribution of fuel oil be taken
as soon as possible to insure an ade-
quate supply to the public"
New Bus Route Favored.
The Association also adopted a
resolution reiterating the organiza-
tion's position with respect to ad-
ditional cross-town bus service. The
resolution urges establishment of
route from Westmoreland Circle via
Military road to Bladensburg road"
1t was voted to amend the consti-
tuition of the organization to permit
the president to name a chaplain
as regular officer.
Questions growing out Of the de-
pletion of the personnel of the Fire
and Police Departments, because of
men entering the armed services
and of the proposal to change the
Board Of Public Welfare, were re-
ferred to the Executive Committee.
The organization passed a resolu-
tion approving the bill now pending
in Congress which provides for
compensation for volunteer air-raid
defense workers who suffer disease
or injury in line of duty.
Evening star., 1942-06-21

HISTORIC CANAL LOCK FORMALLY
a mari edwthc
man "a
Evening star., 1942-06-21
War Coverage Praised
By Oakland Publisher
By tt. Associated Press.

By III. Associated Press.
PALO ALTO, Calf, June 90
American newspaper readers may
not be getting as much news from
this war as from World War I, but
they are getting reports much near
er the truth, j. r. Knowland, pub
Usher of the Oakland Tribune, told
California newspaper editors at
their conference today.
In the other World War, the Oak
land publisher asserted, this coun-
try received much of its report from
foreign news services, mostly gov
ernment-controlled and propaganda
agencies In this war, he pointed
out, American reporters are on the
ground in all but enemy lands and
though their reports may be CEN
sored, they are not sending propa-
ganoa.
The press, despite the censorship
handicap which it has taken upon
itself, has assumed the leadership
of uniting the American people be-
hind the war effort, Mr.. Knowland
told the newspap apermen.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Leonidus Brocken Dies:
Ex-Aide of FTC
81 the Associated Press.

bN tht ASSOClatco freSs.
MUNCIE, Ind. June 20.-Leonidas
L. Bracken, "a. former secretary Of
the Federal Trade Commission. died
suddenly today at his home after
a heart seizure.
Formerly Muncie city attorney, he
retired from office four years ago.
He was a native of Brookville and
attended Indiana University and
Illinois Wesleyan College. He be-
came secretary of the Trade Com
mission in 1916 and served until
1921. He practiced law in Chicago
three years and returned to Muncie
toapfActice a -
Pron1inent in Democratic politics
he served several times as presi-
Dental selector from Indiana. g-
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Ports in Virginia Denied
Baltimore Rate Purity
e, tie Associated Press.

Ey TIE Associated Press.
Virginia ports lost yesterday their
plea for rate parity with Baltimore
on domestic traffic moving to CEN
trail territory over rail-water routes.
Central territory includes gener-
ally the Midwest.
Rates from Baltimore via Hamp-
ton Roads ports are substantially
higher than rates from Hampton
Roads ports via Baltimore, and the
State Corporation Commission and
the Safe Port Authority of Virginia
petitioned the Interstate Commerce
Commission for the same rates.
While denying this, the commission
granted the Virginia ports the same
rail-water differential as Baltimore
over all-railsKHtaG.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
New Ruling Will LEI
War Workers Buy
.Second-Grade Tires
OPA Plan Applies Only
To Men in Certain
inaccessible PIunts

The Ofice Of Price Administra-
ton yesterday announced an amend
ment to tire-rationing regulations
to permit war workers to buy sec
ond-grade tires under certain con-
ditions and provided need for them
has been certified by special ration
ing committees to be set up in all
war plants employing more than
100 workers.
District rationing officials said
they believed the amendment would
not apply to the ordinary office or
clerical worker for the Government,
but would refer solely to employees
in plants inaccessible to public trans
portation systems and engaged in
making munitions and other mate
rials of first importance to the war
effort.
Defects Are Slight.
Second-grade tires are new tires
with slight defects. Many of these
tires are considered as serviceable
as first grade, yet have been shelved
because persons, subjected to the
rationing routine in order to obtain
a certificate, would not have them
when flaWless tires were available.
Under the new plan certified war
workers will be permitted to buy
second-grade tires when the castings
on their cars are unfit for recap
ping. Heretofore war workers have
been eligible only for recapped cas-
ings or recapping services.
The plant rationng committees
will be composed of both labor and
management members 1t will be
their duty to certify workers need
for the tires, that he is a perma-
nent employe, that he has no other
means of transportation, that he
lives at least 2 miles from his place
of employment and that he regu-
larly carries at least three other
workers with him. none of whom
lives within 2 miles of his place OF
work.
Local Board Has Final Say.
After a worker obtains a certif-
cate from the committee, he must
present it to his local rationing
board. The boards retain their
power of review and denial, it was
explained by OPA but the plan will
relieve them of the burden of estab-
fishing facts certified by the plant
committee.
Plants with fewer than 100 en-
ployes we're barred from the privi-
leges of the amendment because
they ordinarily do not have the
same opportunities to arrange for
full automobile loads that larger
establishments have. They will re-
tain their present eligibility for re-
caps, however.
The new regulation becomes ef-
fective July Is.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Training Completed,
Bows Find Farm Jobs
Are in Doubt
Montgomery County Plan
Hinges on Whether
Funds Are Voted

After working the last three Sat-
urdays on Montgomery County
farms to train for regular employ
ment as farm hands, beginning this
week, about $50 high school boys
from the District and nearby areas
now are uncertain whether the pro-
gram will be carried out.
The youths have reported each
weekend at the United States en-
ployment Office in Silver Spring and
have been transported to farms
where they put in a days work to
harden them up for the expected
regular employment.
The entire program, it has been
learned now depends on the &C
ton of the Board of Montgomery
County Commissioners which is to
hold special session tomorrow
morning to determine whether it can
appropriate funds to finance the pro-
ject.
25c Hourly Pay Planned.
Camps for the boys are planned at
the Gaithersburg, Sherwood, Damas-
Gus and Poolesville High Schools
where the youths would be housed
They would be transported to the
farms in school buses.
The youths would be paid Is cents
an hour while they work, plus noon
day meals. They were told by the
county agent yesterday they could
expect to pay up to IS a week for
morning and evening meals and
incidental expenses.
Yesterday, when the youths fin
ished their final training day.
County Agricultural Agent o. w.
Anderson informed them thev
would have to wait to be notified to
report for work.
Mr.. Anderson will meet tonight
with School Supt. Edwin w. Broome
and other officials to map out a
specific budget which the county
will be called on to defray for super
Vlsors at each camp and for school
bus operation. The data thev
agree on will be presented to the
commissioners at the special meet
Ing tomorrow, it was learn from a
county official.
Counsel Opposes Plan.
About two weeks ago Mr.. Anderson
and James King, chairman of the
County Agricultural War Board.
sponsor of the labor plan appeared
before a commissioners meeting ask
ing for financial assistance. They
were asked to return with a specific
budget and Joseph A. Cantrel, coun-
sci to the commissioners, was asked
for legal opinion as to the COM
mlssioners' right to appropriate
funds for this purpose.
At last weeks meeting of the COM
miSSioners, Mr.. Cantrel recon-
mended against an appropria ton of
public funds taking the view that
the money would be used to the
benefit of one group, the farmers.
Subsequent conservations held be-
tween members of the Board of
Commissioners and Mr. Cantrel have
been held. 1t was emphasized at
these sessions that as the farm work
program is tied up with the national
emergency, it may be possible to
authorize an appropriation.
Meanwhile. certificates attesting