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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-12-21
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bat NadrihtcD jugelalien, oa6 Sic &c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
u. 5. Tanks Kill
500 Ndzis in Ditch

ANZTO BEACHHEAD, Italy,
Feb. Is delayed (UP)-Ameri-
can tanks annihilated virtually all
Of some 500 German troops Thurs
day-probably the largest num-
Der of enemy soldiers billed by
armored forces in any single ac-
tian- during the first two days Of
the German assault.
at was just plain slaughter"
an American officer reported
The annihilation came after
". S. tanks had cracked through
enemy lines, knocking out two
German Mark Tvs and two Mark
Wis. They came upon the enemy
infantrymen, who had been hidden
by the armor. in an irrigation
ditch.
Wlshboning forward in two di-
rectionS, the American tanks took
commanding positions at opposite
ends of the ditch from which the
Germans were firing at them and
opened I'D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

The campaign for immediate
passage of the American Legion'S
Bill of Rights for CT Joe and CT
Jane is showing an alarming
tendency 10 bog down in the
throes Of legislative inertia.
The bill has powerful friends in
The House and Senate. 1t has. as
well, powerful enemies.
POWERFUL FRIENDS
ono or me most potent group
of friends TINS measure has are
the members OF the veterans sub
committee OF The Senate finance
committee. whose chairman is
Senator Bennett Champ Clark of
Missouri. the FIRST national com
mander of the American Legion.
There are forces operating 10
delay Clark's committee in report
ing this bill onto the floor of the
Senate for a final vote To-day
Senator Clark told reporters.
II doubt now " the bill can
be reported out next week. We
are trying, however, 10 bring it
ont as quickly a. We can"
CLARK a FRIEND
Francis NJ. Sullivan. national
director Of the Legion. said:
Senator Clark is our good
friend. But we must have help.
Anything that will give him
the backing he needs will be
extremely helpful II is impOr-
tant to bring this hill TO vote
speedily"
Petitions VIII help. If several
thousand petitions could be pre-
Sented 10 the Senate this week,
there would be little doubt of the
result, Sullivan said, adding
II hope that our friends
throughout the country will act
speedily To put the necessary
petitions in our hands. They
should be sent To the Legion
headquarters AZ 1908 II street,
y. W. Washington, ID. {.
SAMPLE PETITION
"a simple, hut effective form
of petition would he this:
we. the undersigned. hereby
petition the Congress imme-
diately 10 enact the American
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
u. 5. Debt Limit
of ESQ Billions
Sought by Dems
Showdown in Congress
Seen il Roosevelt Puts
Veto on Revenue Bill

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10 QNS)
Democratic fiscal leaders disclosed
today they would ask Congress
next Week 10 raise the debt limit
10 260 10 270 billion dollars and
thus perhaps furnish a vehicle for
a showdown with President RooSe-
welt on fiscal policy.
The movement is expected 10
be made al about the same time
Mr. Roosevelt sends his message
TO Congress on taxes. with a prob
able veto of the s.. 21a-2Q0. aQQ
revenue bill and call for more
levies.
A tax bill veto. in addition 10
the presidential veto of the anti
subsidy bill, admittedly would
bring a crisis in relations between
Congress and the President on the
whole sterilization program.
Democratic fiscal leaders heard
today that Mr.. Roosevelt will veto
the tax bill on the ground it is
full of lOOpholeS and because it
freezes social security taxes at
their present levels.
A rider may be attached TO
the debt limit bill freezing" so
cial security taxes.
Unless Congrc-s takes this &C
ton, social security pay roll taxes
Will rise ] per cent each on en-
ployer and worker beginning
March l. al a total cost Of one
billion 400 million annually.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Public Service
School Started

A new school for training In
politics and public service has
been established in d ct r o I
through a grant from the Volker
Find Of Kansas City and the col
labOration Of the Detroit bureau
Of governmental research and the
Wayne University school of pub
lie affairs and social work, it was
announced Saturday.
According to Lent D. Epson,
director OF the Detroit bureau
applicants inr-lhe school uillll- Ia
selected from university graduates
on the basis Of leadership and de-
Votion 10 public service.
Selected students will receive a
scholarship, known as a Volker
Fellowship. Of 500 per month plus
tuition during the training period.
The minimum period Of study is
II months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Urge Psychiatrist!
Aid Ex-Soldiers
10000 Gel Releases
Monthly, He Declares

CHICAGO Feb 10 GNS) Dis
charges from the armed forces OF
the United States for psychiatric
reasons are now running about
80 900 men a month Or Thomas
a. G. Rennie Of New York today
told the American OrthopSychia-
trio Association.
DR. Rennie. director of the divi-
sion Of rehabilitation of the ma
tnnal committee for mental by
gienc. estimated that at least 300.
600 mon already had been dis
charged from the services for ncu-
ropsychiatric disability
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Lerner President
OF Allied Veterans

Nate NJ Lcrner, representing
hE-=JeWl>h War Veterans. SaS
been elected president of the
Allied Veterans Council Of WAYNE
County it>was announced Satur-
a8v
Edward R6thwcN Of the WV
was elected Wee president and
James NcCahe Of the Red Arrow
Veterans canIla'i0r and Michael
A AHa'0n %. the Disabled AmcrI-
car Veterans were ro-cIcCfrd
treasurer and secretary rcspcc-
lively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Help Asked for Bill
To Aid JobIess Vets.
InternationaI sound Photo
BY DAVID CAMELON
Detroit Times Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON Feb. t9=fhis is emergency message
for every American who has beloved armed forces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Pdrtisdns Report
Capture of 7 Towns

LONDON. Feb. 10 CUP -
Yugoslav PartisanS recsptured
the fortified town Of Bosansko
Grahovo, 30 miles east of Dub
rovnik, and Cain, u miles north
of Bihac, communicate said to-
today.
The announcement disclosed.
however, that German forces had
retaken Gugaino. 80 miles north
west OF Saraievo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
American Legion Seeks
Square Deal for Vets
Launches Drive
for Petitions TO
Aid Omnibus Bill
nv JERRY PFTTIT

A square deal for war veterans
whether wounded and disabled
or merely IN need Of economic cid
-is Tho aim % the, American
Lcgiors omnibus h.N now before
Congress
ii Is m support 81 this measure
that Detroit and Michigan Legion
naires this week launched a dou-
ble-barre1ed campaign 10 encour-
ago general support
The first stcpwlll be she obtain
inc OF signatures 10 petitions urg-
ine Michigan congressman and
senators 10 give fan support 10
the measure
Lie II Alexander. state adju-
tant OF the American Legion in
Michigan. says every post IN the
state VIII assist in circulating the
petitions.
J. Glen Shields. commander Of
the Detroit District Association
likewise pledged ali out cooper
f +taT7- feft-ti4t part 1T -ttff- posts IN
the Detroit district
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Historian TO Speak .
AT Dinner tuesday

DR.. Simeon +. Fagerstrom, his
torian of Michigan State College,
will be the principal speaker at a
Washington Birthday banquet
sponsored by the Edsel r. Ford
Post, American Legion. Tuesday
night at Willow Lodge.
Other speakers will include
John S. Bugas. former Detro
FBI chief, Congressman Earl c..
Kitchener and Lawrence Knox.
state Legion commander.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Buffalo Bars Hall a
10 Smith, Hoffman

BUFFALO. FeR 19u d<SI
The Economies LeaE4e OF Buff
fai0 VAS prevented f1Sat from
using q ballroom mi tho Nemora.
Auditorium where tnc Rev Gerald
J. Is. Smith OF DCtIu.N and Kfn
Care Hoffman ~ Michigan wore
Hchedgled 70 speak next Morday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
ARMY DEAD

Lists for Michigan issued after kin have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Gas Without Coupons

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 OUP)-
OPA officials today praised New
York man-who obtained 1000
gallons of gasoline without ration
coupons. A Queens County used
car dealer, he salvaged that
amount from tanks of his stock in
trade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
II Army Filters Die
As Bombers Collide

PHOENIX, AFiz., Feb. 10 HNS4
Seventeen army fliers were killed
when two B-24 bombers collided
in mid-air and crashed 20 miles
northeast of Phoenix yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

Legion's omnibus bill pending
before the Senate finance com
mittee and the House commit
tee on world war veterans IegiS-
ton.
Name ..... Address
WHAT BILL MEANS
Passage of this hill means
that your boy or girl will have
every help he needs TO adjust
himself 10 civilian life" Sulh-
van sac.
THE hill assures every vet
eran who needs il IA full years
pay i'm the form of unemploy-
ment Insurance. Added TO the
mastering out pay available.
that means that every GI Joe
and Gil Jane il guaranteed from
IL 10 Is months pay while he
or she is seeking a job"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-21

S travo zarasla gomila pod
NINA je bila podobna gladko
pocesani cloveski lobanji. Linda
.jo je 2 zanimanjem ogledovala.
v zraku SO brencale musice, nj
hajoce sc ko crne picice v svet-
lobi. Kdaj pa kdaj Sc je prizi-
bal mimo velicasten obad, XII so
Sc mu mrezicasta krila svetila v
solncu. Brenceca cebela Sc jje
zaletela v roj drobnih, pleso-
eih komarckov, Sc jih magic
oprostila in odletela pocasi ma
oddaljen cvet, ne da bi Sc "a
vedala, kaksno zmedo je mare
dila med mimi. Nekaj cevljev
pod NINA je stalo sivo luknji-
caste mravljisce v obliki stoz-
ca; mraylje so neprestano brze-
lie in gomazele gori in doll, oci-
vidno. docela zatopljene v svo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-21
Courtesy of "Telenews"

Courtesy of "Telenews''
je delo. Majhen svet zivahnega
zivljenja.
Mark" je dejala Linda meh-
ko, ''vsako sekundo Sc nekaj
zgane in izgine."
I'm pride, Linda" il je odvr-
nil.
"Ne vem. Tega izginjanja ne
moreno zaustaviti. To je izven
nase moci. Toda nastajanje lah-
ko preprecimo; ljudje imamo
moe, da zaustavimo vse, kar je
v mas"
Mark nj mogel biti resen,
Prevail Sc je, jo oklenil oberoe
krepko okoli pasu in il naslonil
|glavo ma prsi. "Ne, Linda, ne
Resila 81 me tega mracnega raz-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-21

(Nadalievanje)

Kaleb 81 je sam postregel 2
maslom in ga ponudil Amaliji.
Nato je odgovoril "Da, da," ka-
kor da bi Sc sele. zdaj zavedel,
da ga je ogovorila.
O pogresanih ribah nj zinil
"a cuda niti besede. Zdajci je
ostro osinil omizje.
"Kje je Judita je vprasal.
"Pogresila je emo izmed svo-
jih telet," je odgovorila name
sto Amalije Ella.
"Kajpada, kajpada," je "a
mrmral in vecerjal dalje, ka-
kor da ne bi bilo nikogar poleg
NIGGA.
Po vecerji je odsla Linda IL
hise in jo mahnila po cesti, da
bi poiskala Judito. Ella in Karli
sta imela opravila molzo.
"Ti je mraz stopil v noge,
kaj? Bojis sc onih dveh mrtve-
cev kakor -drugi," Sc je porog-
1.-Two obregnil ob Martina. "se
preden zamrzne, mi pridi dru-
go storijo nazaj, ali pa ne bo-
mo vec jedi mesa. Mislite, da
sem vas zastonj redil VISA leta:
ko je meni hrbet pokal, da sem
pridelal kruh IL tie zemlje? Ia
yes svoj trud imam torej le kup
postopacevr'
"Bjarmassonovi niti sami Sc
ne lovijo rib," je odvrnil Mar
tin nizkim glasom. "In JAZZ tu-
di necem, dokler nam ne dovo-
lilo"
"Eh, neces? Bono videli, &c
bos hotel! Hm!"
Odhitel je S svetilko ven in Sc
hehetal sam pri sebi. Ko je sto.
pal po kravjem gazu proti pas
niku in preko tega ma lanisce, je
preudarjal, kako bi prisilil
Martina loviti ribe, ko postane
hladneje. Nj mu bilo toliko dc
tega, da bi izsilil cd trmastega
Bjarnassona dovoljenje "a ri.
barjenje; bilo mu je predvsen
do tega, da bi udusil v kali Mar,
tinov poganjajoci cut neodvis.
nosti. &c pricne FAINT dvajse.
timi lett kazati lastno voljo, ga
pri petindvajsetih ne bo mogoce
krotiti. Mora Sc torej necess
domisliti
Kaleb je hodil V mraku nalik
bitju, XII pripada duso in tele.
som zemlji, mad katero Sc je
sklanjalo njegovo siroko, coka
to telo. Zdajci Sc je njegov duh
iztrgal dolgocasnim marnjam
XII so bile prispodoba njegovt
druzine. Pred MIN sc je Fable
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-21
Marta Ostenso e 4.
STRASTNI BEG

scala sivosrebrna odeja bogate-
ga, krasnega, krepkega ilanu..
Ian mu je bill cerota Ease, dovr-
senost, XII je zahtevala vse in
nasprotno nudila vse - rasd
zemlje, edna stvars ma svetu
vredna spostovanja.
Severno' Cd lanisca je lezalo
crno, zlovesce, mlakuzastimi
kadunjami razrito barrie. Aron-
son bi zdaj, ko je njegovo, pac
lahko gradil to gnilo zemljisce.
Mark in Linda sta sc domeni-
la, da Sc snideta pred Klovac-
zevo vrnitvijo pri Sandbovih.
"solarke morajo stati lepo v
vrsti," Sc je zasmejala Marku,
"sodbe javnosti ne bi mogla pre-
nesti. Pripravila bi me OBJ zaslu-
EEK "a vse ostalo leto."
"Veselilo bi me-" il je zago-
tavljal Mark. "Saj imam nekje
nekaj lastnih prihrankov."
Toda Linda ga nj marala slu-
sati. Sklenila je ostati vestno V
sluzbi do konca leta.
Sandbove eresnje so Sc krivi-
lie v zivordecih lokih. Sven jih
je natrgal Lindi poln polio in
zobala sta jih tako, da so Sc il
ma usta zazemala in susila.
Sandbova je bila vesela, da ina
poleg sebe uciteljico in Meme
| ga fanta, kakor je imenovala
Marka, in jima je pridno stre-
gla kavo in raznim pecivom.
Sandbova je bila srcu zdrava
zenska in ko Sc je privadila
Lindinim obiskom, je nj nadle-
govala vec s prejsnjim vsak-
danjim izprasevanjem.
Uciteljica je sla Markom
do Lattskega barja, kjer sta po-
kleknila in pobirala 8 trstja
drobne, crne polzke. Linda je
opazila v moevari nekaj vod-
nih lilij voscene barve, toda
blato je bilo pri kraju premeh-
ko, da bi sc bila mogla iztegni-
! ii in jih izrvati.
"Saj bi takoj usahnile, cetudi
bi jih izrvala," je dejala Marku
in stopila korak nazaj ma trda
tia.
"Da, mic drugega ne bi ostalo
ko dodge, sluzaste korenine," JIG
je potolazil.
Hodila sta Sc kake pol mile
ter dospela do prisojne gomile
Oh Garovem gozdu. Linda je
razprostrla pc tleh svoje tenko
ohlapno krilo, nakar sta sc
usedla. Mark Sc je raztegnil pr
dolgem, 81 zasencil oci z rokt
in pricel gristi bilko. e.,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-21

YES, kako hudo je to. Vcasih 81
nisem bill svest niti svoje last
ne osebnosti." Poljubila ga je
ma lase in mu pobozala S prsti
ogorelo polt ma tilniku.
"Nikoli vec ne bo, kakor je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-21

motrivanja. Ce bi Sc zdaj kaj
pripetilo, kar bi te. mi iztrgalo,
ne vem, kaj bi pocel. Vedno sem
bil5tako sam, Linda, sam kakor
clovek, XII ga vrze morje ma
obrezje zapuscenega otoka. Ne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-21

bilo,' je zasepetala. Sklonila Sc
je ter naslonila glavo ma njegu-
vo. "Posihmal sva emo, dragi."
(NadGljeUGnje)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-21

Kupujte vojne bonde In vojno-varce-
valne znamke, da bo cimprej porazeno
osisce I'm vse, kar ono predstavlja!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-15
RUN BOMBER LINE

Row on row of bombers rolling of the twin assembly
lines at Ford's Willow Run plant Mass production like
this turns out hundreds of bombers each month to
implement the nations air power at the various fronts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30

INNEE LIKE fried apples with bacon much
NA/ often have them for breakfast with hot buttcred
w biscuits" writes Mrs. Clara Shupe of Franklin
Pennsylvania. Sometimes have them for supper with
salad and corn bread This is the make them
"Wash enough apples that you viii have cup when
they sliced thin. Do peel them. Sprinkle with
tablespoons of sugar. Fry bacon in a heavy skillet When
the bacon is done il from the skillet put
apples in the hot fat cover tightly and cook until
Serve them piping hot"
readers to
nj ul odd lady al1aa
ue lad
fried girl
W. when tried
We thou tho
apples better when brown used instead Of
Mary Lee swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30

large tablespoon OF ground
pork. Chop very fine / onion
with plenty Of parsley. Add
l egg which has been well
beaten. Mix thoroughly.
Then add meat mixture 10
this and mix well with the
hands Add salt and pepper
and make into balls the sic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30

Of very large walnut After doing this prepare Span
ish Of small OF tomato onion pepper
celery salt and enough red pepper Heat add
balls, and cook for about 45 minutes Add tomato
sauce If there is not enough liquid and I'm
you'll like this very much"
We "a Whe 4 Waa
tried Test Ktchtn-Afary
BeHTc de htscdde Nutmeg Butter ay BE Found
The Dining Table ia I9th Century French Homes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
BOLOGNA HASH

ORA tasty mex
pcnsive one-dish meal
that's -eaSNnn the Ia
ton book, try my bologna
hash. " writes Mrs. Metz
ger, Monaco, Pennsylvania.
ITS easy 10 make and your
family will love 1t.
! small ring bologna
s medium sized potatoes
2 tablespoons flour
/ large onion
? tablespoons shortening
Salt and pepper 10 taste
cube the potatoes and
put on to cook with water
to cover, adding the onion
which has been chopped
fine. Add the seasoning
and cook for one-half hour.
Cube the bologna and add
and cook for ten minutes
more Brown the flour in
the shortening, letting it al
most burn, then stir into the
hash and cook for another
five minutes. Letting the
flour get real dark is what
gives the good flavor 10 the
hash, so keep stirring it,"
(Mrs Met2ger, your recipe ia
a prize winner. - Mary Lee
swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30

creamy. Pour over the
spinach leaves and toss
lightly 10 blend thoroughly.
It's so very goo d with
toasted pork chops and
mashed potatoes.
Spinach Drowned
Put two tablespoons OF
whipped bacon fat in a skill
let. Add a small finely
chopped onion and allow 10
heat through. Now stir in
three tablespoons of flour,
a little at a time and keep
working into the fTyfngs,
not allowing ii 10 Scorch
Add salt to taste and a dash
of pepper.
When flour is golden
brown, slowly add one cup
of milk and keep stirring
the gravy When smooth,
add three cups OF cooked,
drained spinach. Top with
dried diced bacon, fried
CriSply. And YUM-YUM,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30

When Of Century Poland Desired Husband She
Prepared EIaborate SUNDAY Dinner hich Al
Eligible bachelors ere Inrifcd. Her Cookng
Usually Drought H6r tfdny fTOPOSufs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
H6usewVSS 5000 HmQaQk5
Spinach CAN-Be Popular
MRS. ELLA SCHENCK, Washington, Pa.

you've ever tried a salad of
spinach oh, yes, you've
heard about IL, | know, but
have you ever been really
interested enough TO make
il and take ii with the guSto
it deserves? If you haven't.
YOU are missing something
luscious. Here 'tisl
Spinach Salad Supreme
Crisp. cold spinach leaves,
piled lightly in salad bowl
and dressed thus:
Juice of ! lemon
Juice of i orange
1 teaspoon onion juice
l tablespoon finely chopped
parsley
! teaspoon salt
> teaspoon paprika
teaspoon mustard
/ teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
! cup olive oil
I tablespoon sugar
Dash of pepper
Place dressing ingredients
in fruit jar and shake vigor-
ously until well mixed and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
ISL MEAT BALLS-FoR LUNCHEON 6

III HERE'S Spanish dish that will make special
- meal when served with piping hot baked potatoes
4 and green salad writes Linda Payton de Col
ruesnl of Alameda California
"Scald Il cup yellow cornmeal with cup boiling water
cold add pound OF ground round steak and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30

NOME people are just
naturally inclined to be
- prejudiced against spin
ach. Some because they
were made TO eat il as chill
dfen, others because they
think anything that's good
for them cant be tasty and
some because they just
don't like the taste. SO, If
even Popeye won't convince
your family that spinach is
a wonderful dish, I'm sure
that these recipes I've ORIG
mated will. Try them soon.
Spinach TurnOvers
Make regular pancakes
Of your faYorite recipe.
Drain cooked spinach SO il
isn't watery and drop a
tablespoonful on each cake,
then flop one half over the
other TO add appreciably
TO the flavor of these deli.
cacies, fry in whipped
bacon fat - had you ever
thought of that
It's worth while, really.
Put a jar Of bacon grease in
your electric mixer saving
your fat for a week Of
mornings Will give YOU a
nice lot When whipped il
looks good. smells good, and
tastes good.
And now I wonder il
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RATIONING AT A GLANCE
PROGRESSED FOODS


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IVA Put In McKellur's
Doghouse BY Senate Vote

Washington OPP. u. 5. Senator
Kenneth McKelar (D, Tenn won his
fight March ~ To put the clamps on
the Tennessee Valley Authority, gov
ernmcntal agency serving cheap power
To the people and industries of the
Southeast
Mcke!lar won by II - To 20 vote ON
his amendment that forces iva to
turn all lis funds over to the general
treasury and come to congress for
money with which 10 operate its vast
network of war necessary powerlincs
and flood control projects.
The issue now goes to the House,
where there il better chance that the
voice of the people will b" heard.
iva is supported by the whole
people of the Tennessee Valley. 1t Is
backed by the most influential news
papers, by the civic clubs, by labor and
chambers of commerce. iva has
brought prosperity 10 the section along
with proof that the private electric
power companies We're charging cN-
cesSivcly high rates and making cnor-
nous profits on their operations.
Friends of iva are expected to or
ganize for IL great fight when hearings
commence in the lower house