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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-06

MAS - Sc. je obrniI k F'aldnerju
ID a sva V Devonshiru ma
Smithovem posestvu videla sko-
raj raVno tax stroj.
Baron je ironicnim smeh-
liajem zakril svoje zacudenje,
katerim je gle d al Frobna in
strojnika.
- Delajta, kar hoceta - je
dejal malomarno. - JAZZ sc ga
Vec ne dotaknem. Poizkusi sre-
co. Vem, da ne bos incl uspe-
ha in ko Sc cez nekaj ur vrnem,
bos do grla sit sestavljanjem.
Ma obrazu Sc mu je videlo, da
ga Frobnovo odkritje nj veselilo.
Tezko mu je bio, da ga je pri-
jatelj V tenn oziru nadkriljeval.
Vkljub temu pa je zazvizgal ne
ko pesem in je zapustil poslop-
je. Skocil je ma konja in odjahal
V gozd.
(Dolje prlhoG1IJ5cj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-06

, Vluell, .JdZ pd SELL JIA NIASl
Franciji in Angliji in dobro VEN.
da velika kolesa mora % biti sre-
di valja, manjsa pa n)oraj0 0.ti
namesGena zgoraj -
strojnik Sc je z3 i - 842.
,vo.
- Oh ljubi Be- -. ,,-j:::..,,s
nil. - Vas stroi j. @>z -
kaj pconinona G..~ @si @-
to ze M sikh via
- Slika sem, slika tie, parnj
Istroj je parni stroj, en- tax ko
drugi. Prevarili so me, lopovi!
Koliko denarja sem vrgel skoz
okno! - je' krical baron V eni
sapi.
Froben je med tenn segel po
!nacrtih in jih je pregledal. Spo-
znal Je, da Je StfOJ preprOSt. V
mladosti Sc je dobro ucil mate
matike, fizike. S priiateljem je
obiskoval imenitne tovarne in je
.vse natancno pregledal. Ker o
tenn nj govoril, je Faldner mi
sill, da Sc ma stroje sploh ne
razume. Ko je dobro pregledai
stroj in lie po strojnikovih in
formacijah videl, da Sc posa-
mezni deli popolnoma zlagajo,
Sc je obrnil k baronu, XII je ze-
len Cd jeze stal poleg stroja in
mu mirno dejal:
- Stavim, da te MISC preva-
rili. Glej, kako Sc F in H prila-
gaia P-iu. Ravno tako Sc zlaga-
10 tudi vsi ostali deli.
- o, sam Bog vas je postal
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-06
(Delje prihoG'tVcj

POdprimo borbo Amcrikc "a demo-
kracijo in sv0bodo sveta nakupom
vojnih bondov in yOjno- -varcevalnih
Znamk!
Evening star., 1944-04-07
James W. 0den Dies;
Commercial Artist

James Walter Oden, 40. we'll
known Washington commercial art
list andsmembeTs OF the firnasaofsAd-
vertisers' Engraving Service and
Advertisers Art Studios, Inc, died
yesterday at Emergency Hospital.
He had been living at the Occidental
Hotel.
Mr.. Oden was born in Pittsburgh,
where his father, the late Beverly G.
Oden, was in business for a short
time. His mother, Mrs. Dora E..
Oden, lives at the Clifton Terrace
Apartments.
Educated in local public schools,
Mr.. Oden was a graduate of Nc
klnley High School and studied art
at Corcoran Art School here. En-
Iterlng the Army air service during
the last war, he was sent to the
University of California as an avia-
ton cadet and was later commits
Stoned second lieutenant there.
He was about to go overseas when
the armistice was signed.
Well known in the advertising
and commercial art fields, Mr.. Oden
had been a member of the adver-
t1sing firms for about 80 years. He
was member of the Board of Trade
and the Advertising Club of Wash
ington.
Besides his mother, Mr.. Oden is
survived by two sisters, Miss Julia
H. Oden of Washington and Mrs.
Amelia Reilly of Houston, Tex, and
younger brother, Pvt. Richard A.
Oden, with the Army overseas.
Funeral services will be held at l
pm. tomorrow at Fort Myer Chapel
with burial in Arlington Cemetery,
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Sterilization Report Text
Vinson, BowIes, Jones and Davis Soy
Continuance of Program Is Needed

farm operators similarly moved up
to the second successive all-time
high. While basic wage rates have
been firmly held, average weekly
earnings have moved up to new high
ground. With the cost of living
stable, these earnings have not been
frittered away by rising prices.
Sterilization has paid off on every
hand-and in lasting rather than
illusory benefits.
Fixed Incomes Safeguarded.
1t has been of particular benefit
to the more than 100000 people
among us whose incomes cannot be
increased to keep pace with rising
prices. The families of our fighting
men, the low-paid umorganized
workers, the school teachers and
other Government employees. the
persons living on old-age and re-
tirement pensions-all these have
found in the hold-the line policy the
protection which was promised them
in the Sterilization Act.
We must not jeopardize these
gains by any change of policy or
relaxation of effort in the critical
months ahead. All the underlying
conditions which could cause a
sharp rise in prices are still present.
The best estimates now available
indicate, for example, that the gan
between the income of the American
people after taxes and the volume
OF goods available for them to b,lv
will be even greater this wear than
1t was in 1943. Pocketbooks and
checking accounts are bulging with
money which could make it difficult
to hold prices down if we went on
Nationwide buying spree.
The need for continued restraint
and continued cooperation with
every phase of the stabilization pro-
gram is evident. Obviously, too, we
should cling to the policies and ma
chlnery which have served us so ef-
fectively thus far.
Sincerely yours,
FRED M. VINSON,
Director, Office of Economic
Sterilization.
CHESTER BOWLES,
Administrator, Office of Price
Administration.
MARVIN JONES,
Administrator, War Food Ad-
ministration.
WILLIAM H. DAVIS.
Chairman, National War Labor
I - Board
Evening star., 1944-04-07

War job for housewives, Helm
make explosives by saving every
drop of waste kitchen fats. Take
them to your meat dealer.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Formal Request for King
To Retire Expected

SORRENTO, Italy, April 7 (P,.-A
formal request for King Victor
Emmanuel to retire as soon as pos
sible and name Crown Prince Um-
berto as his lieutenant was expected
today following an agreement by
six opposition parties to seek the
Kings retirement as a preliminary
to the formation of war cabinet
The action constituted virtual
agreement to participation in a
coalition government with the Ba-
doglio regime if the King retires.
CNo confirmation was forth
coming from President Roosevelt
today on reports that anti-FaSc-
lists in Italy might be permitted
to form a coalition cabinet. Mr..
Roosevelt, asked whether the
time had arrived for disclosure
of the secret armistice terms with
Italy, said he did not think so
because the terms were primarily
military
Enrico de Nicola, former presi-
dent OF the Chamber of Deputies
who had obtained the Kings agree
ment to retirement when Rome is
liberated, was expected to inform
the monarch of the parties desire
that his action be hastened, DO
Flitical leaders said.
Talk of an early reorganization of
Premier Bodoglio's government grew
from the meeting yesterday, with II
Giorno, newspaper of the Demo-
cratic Liberal Party, quoting an "in-
sistent rumor" that Benedetto Croce
Liberal leader and philosopher
would become Vice Premier.
The newspaper said also that
Guido Jung, Minister of Finance
and Epicarmo Corbino, Minister OF
Industry, Commerce and Labor
might resign from the cabinet to
leave those posts vacant in the event
of a shake-up.
Friends of Badoglio have indicat-
ed his willingness to give the In
dustry, Commerce and Labor port
folio to Communist.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Z Taxi Drivers Robbed
By Servicemen Here

Two taxicab drivers were robbed
last night by servicemen.
Maurice Barr, So, of Takoms
Park, Md, picked up two sailors in
his cab at Connecticut avenue ano
N street NV. and drove them to the
300 block of Seventh street NE, he
told police. One of the sailors hit
Mr.. Barr on the head with a fash
light, police said, while the other
rif1ed his pockets of the nights re-
ceipts, approximately 500. The rob-
bers fled on foot, Mr.. Barr reported
Two colored soldiers hailed a cab
at Tenth and E streets NV. early
today, police said, and robbed the
driver Of s26 at the point of gun
after he drove them to Third and
K streets Sc.
- The victim, Jack H. Barnwell
rs, of 424 G street NE, told police
the men escaped in car which
had been parked near the point te
which et1ey had oraeren atm te
drive, The rear license tag Of tl1e
getaway car had been covered with
a piece of cloth.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Allied Council Turns
To Reorganization Of
Italy This Week End
By the Associated Press.


One of the Allies most vexing
political problems, that of reorganiz-
ing the Italian government, is to be
tackled this week end by the newly
reconstructed Allied Advisory Coun-
Gil for Italy.
The councils efforts to achieve a
temporary solution. it was learned
in diplomatic quarters, will revolve
mainly around the projected retire
ment of King Victor Emmanuel,
whose continuation in power has
offered the chief obstacle to partic-
ipation by anti-Fascist political
parties in the government.
The King is slated to be succeeded
by Crown Prince Umberto. but there
has been some anti-Fascist objec-
ton to Umberto also and if Premier
Badoglio is not able to arrange a
broader government under Umberto,
then the latter undoubtedly will
have to step down in favor of a
regency for his young son.
Evening star., 1944-04-07

The to3loping report to the
Chief ETecutipe on the first an
niUerSdry of the Administrations
hold -the-ltne" economic StdbiH-
cation order 70dS made public to-
day By President Roosevelt:
One year ago tomorrow. April 8
l943, you issued executive order 1928
the "hold-the-line" order directing
that the stabilization line be
strengthened and held. You stated
THE only way to hold the line is to
stop trying to find justification for
not holding it here or not holding it
there"
On this first anniversary of the is
suance of the "hold-the-line" order
We can report that the task of stop
ping the rise in prices has thus far
been carried out. The stronger con-
trolls provided by the congressional
legislation of October, 1912, have
been put into effect. AS a result, the
cost Of living, which before the
hold -the-line" order was rising q
per cent month, has for a solid
year been held without change of
any consequence.
| 1t Is true, as everyone knows, that
there have been increases in some
Items, clothing, for example. But
these increases have been fully offset
by decreases in the prices of other
items, notably foods. The general
level of the cost of living has not
been permitted to rise. Indeed, the
cost OF living as whole is slightly
lower than it was year ago today.
This record-one year of stable liv-
ing costs-is unprecedented either in
this war or in the last war.
Wage Record Reviewed.
On wages, too, the record is clear.
Under the strict standards i'm
posed upon the National War Labor
Board by the hold the line" order.
some wage adjustments have had to
be made to correct gross inequalities,
to eliminate Substandards of living,
and to give effect to the Little Steel
formula. The general effect of our
policy has been to increase the cam
ings of low-wage groups, or some Of
those which Jagged behind the gen.
eral upswing Of wages.
Sterilization has brought tangible
indeed bankable-benefits to all
groups. Corporation profits, both
before and after taxes, rose in 1943
even above the record-breaking
levels of 1912. The net income OF
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Georgia Dentists May Admit
Negroes 10 Study Sessions

by the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS, Ga, April 7.-Dr. j.
H. Stegall of Lindale, Ga, president
of the Georgia Dental Association,
says he will recommend opening
scientific sessions of the association
to colored dentists.
The Negro population of about
l 300 900 needs good dental health -
DR.. Stegall said More Negro den-
fists are urgently needed. The white
dentists should encourage more Ne
groes to study dentistry, for, there
is big field for them in Georgia" !"
DR.. Stegall said his recommenda-
ton would be made to the State
Association at its annual meeting in
Atlanta next month. His sugges-
ton did not include membership in
the association, he said at meeting
|of the Fourth District Dental So
ciety here Yesterday.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
French
Continued From First Pa,

i kC,t
with active direction of the armed
forces left to a newly created Ma.
tional Defense General Staff. estab.
lished in the same ordinance OIL
April 4. Gen. de Gaulle thus woulc
achieve a tighter grasp on civil anc
military administrators envisapeo
for liberated France, under the
committees recently announced
plan for governing areas behind the
invasion armies.
Would Prevent Third Party Deals.
IhlS would prevent the French
armies from dealing with "thirc
parties" outside the National Com
mlttee under directives from thf
supreme Allied invasion commander
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. The
klngpln OF the French military or.
ganlzatlon under this plan would be-
the chief of the national defense
Fseans position notsyetgnlied s'satses7 u
president Roosevelt told his
news conference today he would
nave nothing to say on this
country's relations with the
French National Committee of
Liberation. That issue, he said.
resolves itself into just what
self-determination is.
(How do we know, he con-
tlnued, how the French people
feel on the subject? He added
that he didn't know and he didn't
think any one in the room did.
was the question of self
determination, the President con-
tlnued, matter to be decided bv
people who are not in Franceq,
Views in Conflict.
Gen. Giraud's followers in pre-
dieting the general would accept
a new role, said his duties would
be the same with only the title
changed. De Gaullists took a
different view. AS one remarked
Gen. Giraud would remain as
glorif1ed liaison officer to the Amer
leans and British"
The new Communist commits.
sioner, Francois Billoux. categor.
ically denied reports that Gen
6ouscat, chief of the air force gen.
eral staff, would resign to make E
place for Gen. Cochet. who was one
OF the judges in the recent trial ir
which Pierre Pucheu, former Vich,
minister of interior, was condemned
french newspapermen were puz.
zled over the censorship ban which
prevented publication of the new.
that Gen. Giraud had bestowed the
order of the armies" on Gen. All.
phonse JUN, French commander ir
Italy.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Tide Tables
The sun and Noon.
PreCipitation.

Monlhly precipitation in inches IN Il
(splia. tCLTrent month 10 dhtel.
Evening star., 1944-04-07

Report for Last "a Hours.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Victim Of Meningitis
Dies at St. EIizubeth's

Frank T. Wright, "a, colored, OF
2641 Wade road Sc, died in st
Elizabeth's Hospital Tuesday from
pneumococcus meningitis, it was
disclosed last night by the Health
Department Bureau of Vital Sta
tisticS.
Gallinger Hospital still has 10
patients under treatment for men,
Iingococcus meningitis, the highly
contagious variety of the disease
and two cases of pneumococcus
meningitis.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Weather Report

District of Columbia--Fair and
warm with increasing cloudiness;
not so cold tonight; tomorrow rain
and mild temperature.
Virginia and Maryland-Increas-
ing cloudiness and not so cold; rain
In west portion tonight; tomorrow
rain and mild temperature.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
cloudy at Harpers Ferry; Potomac
Slightly muddy at Great Falls.
Report for Last % Hours
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Red Press Plays Up Roids

MOSCOW, April (P).-Recent
heavy Allied raids against targets on
the European continent were given
prominence today in the Russian
press in six stories telling of the
feats of British and American pilots.
Evening star., 1944-04-07
Record for Last - Hours.

Record for Last 81 Hours.
fFrOm noon yesterday TO noon today)
Highest, 81 l2-Ol pm Year ago. 48
Loves, 80, & N. Year ago, 81.
Record Temperatures This Year.
E'Rhest 50, on March l6.
Lowest. j.. on January >
Humidity for Last RI Hours
'From noon yesterday to noon todav)
HlgheSt, 80 per cent. a. $50 am.
Lowest, 35 per cent, at $50 p m
Evening star., 1944-12-01
PERSONAL

HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self confidence, freedom from
lf-consciousness; private tutor. MI. $3.50.
WATCH REPAIRING-Special in Swiss
and American watches; any make clocks,
IRWIN WIN wATca CO.. so5
CIRCLE CLUB DANCES. where friends
formation phone. 7-10 pm, FIR. 0590
DIR. H. W. JOHNSON dentist False teeth
SesrS Westors sida Tni'e sds H9u l4ts % NV 00 '01
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
ssan Wright: II you are in need of loan up to
method Results effective for a life
d4ns. sme or monss back Write tSE Seek!ss "
f1R ffI sh sArs st. RD1vbuAEfT SD b 11tI STYLED
ming. VOGUE. s5ss Nth pio's' st. n.W OPEN @
LANDSCAPE PLANs-start correctly
perience. s j. M. Ad HARTMAa. sffi ss5 ss'S Long
sEcRETAR4Y.yoFFIcE MANAGER 51aaday
pleasant surroundings: salary, s., $50;
FINE AI a2S saae afess for
Christmas; beautiful tablecloth: luncheon
sets, doilies: very reasonable prices.
WATCH SsSa sEpAfR1Ne ftsfT II to days service;
matchmaker on premises for prompt at
tention; work guaranteed, alarm clocks re-
pared; ELECTRIC CENTER AND GIFT
WAKE-UP SERVICE, reliable; oldest estab-
hshed service in D. c.. Day and night.
MR.. TIPPETT AT. 20S0, 81
WILL GIVE INF ANT mothers love and care
In my suburban home. Shepherd 1410. 8:
WAKE UP BY PHONE-24-hour servife
81 per month: very dependable. Call
COLoRED DAY NURSERY, from 2 70 q
years OF age. days week. Call NO. S021.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCoUNTANI; expert: books started: kept
aGG6PuNTaST 1sss2PaGe hoofkEIPIk xxi ipt expert
start keep general records part time. Pre-
pare financial and tax reports AD O722 -
ADVERTISING MAN .s wants ,nfdass spsretIme eye
terS, sales systems; ID years experience.
Call II $3.50. ,, %
privete practice, corporation law and Gov
eminent war agency, desires permanent
conneetion IN LEGAL or @ @industriai field
CLERICAL. both Government and COM
mercial experience; can do typing; over SO
fling; over so years Of age, wish inter
view. Box 95-T. Star j.
CENTRAL AMERICAN YOUNG MAN would
America and Mexico securing bee honey
supply and miscellaneous for industrial
1rHS also acting as selling AGENT. BOX
ExPERiESCED PREssER wants work
from TO 10 hrs. daily. RE 4740 at any
LAW GRADUATE. 48. AB degree, desires
position IN law Office Box 1907, Star 81
MAN. white, aged 35 tall, good appearance,
desires part time work nights, Sat, Sun
MAN. young, desires Job as waiter or
some other sob after $50 m. Box
MAN. coored. wants part-time general
housework. short-order cook. dlshwasher.
RE. 35I0.
MAN young C36} gifted with general sales
personality, desires position with growing
firm, must have unlimited possibilities in
sales promotion. desires salary plus COM
mission. c. ZEII4ERr 1850 Biltmore st.
NV, CO. 7457. 50
OFFICE MGR with wide exp
accounting, personnel supervision. desires
perm. connection Box loot, Star. j.
PRIVATE CHAUFFEUR, single. expert
aLtOmOtiVp exchange
services for private living room: extra
chauffeuring appreciated in Arlington, Va,
or d. c. References. Box 12l-T, Star. %
YOUNG MAN, % AZ. 10 wears expert
ence as clerk, private secretary. CORE
Spondent. supervisor and manufacturer s
agent. free 10 travel; $50 weekly. Box
Evening star., 1944-12-01
REPAIRS AND SERVICES Cont

) mos Honest prices M1D-c1TY T1 RADIO srft
sHoPs 81 NA 90 6712 nm': Friday and Saturday
RGoFING,. timing, painting. gutterng.
ROOFING-Quick service, leaks, slate, tile,
composition euttering, spouting; All work
ROOF REPAIRING: prompt service; free
estimates: Stag. slate, composition. tile
TN, leaks. cutters; snow guards; expeIi-
e?sso q asPf Pfha31es 81 o,aS koEHS ROOFING CO.
modern, equipment. For virginia. call
Alexandria 920l: for Maryland. Berwyn ] 70.
SEWING MACHINES-Guaranteed repairs
on any make. Adjusting. and oiltng,- ST
Parts and supplies for all machines, Sew.
snNs sRg maenins az st dept ,5rd 5rd door g. EANN
SEWING MACHINE REPAIKs-we inspect,
Oh and adjust any make machine. 69c
Esmas parts for all make
!ra I'd 500 eAAAri 81 s2nAA s4oG sewing machines
SHonGgN 81 gSEgs st1skS Tg tted; also made to order
NICHOLSON ELECT. REphfR 81 SERVICE RfSsE,
WAsHISG VAS sts MAGHfNf T AP sS aerg 4soar
ALL BUPIDiNG F RfPAfRs. hk'iSE NJ JOB BE too 4 s
or too lge General contractor, Terms.
HsED Gashsl CAMERAS Doushf nslaes sna vs. soa a ruI
LER & dALBERT. NC Sl5 10th st. W
WHEN THINkING or painting and deco
rating call RICHARDSON for estimate
AID. 662s or NE. 6746.
VENETIAN BLINDS cIsaned, ssc. Up to
IT wide and TT; long Have, your blinds
hae efhoa eeansd WAssGa h eH 0dfn aApF /
AWNING CO., '202l nth NV DU 1900
Evening star., 1944-12-01
HOME, IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATION and house repair by ex-
pernbn pertsnced mechanics carpentry. partitions
painting. freproohng, waterproofing ce-
ment WORK floor sanding and finishing;
electrical WORK, roofing. tile work general
eontraGtlng, ressonable prices. DALLAS
AhrfkATiIoSs,0 4 Flii n 0iuG REPAIRS. modernization.
given JOSEPH LIGHT CONSTRUCTION
FLOOR l.v("s ssER, SERVICE; nothing but the best:
quet installations Bruce finishes FLOOR
ING CONTRACTORS. INC. 1872 WiScon-
MoDERNIzE YouR HoME-porches In
closed recreation rooms built attics nm
iShea: concrete and brick work. painting
and PLUMBING roofing. siding and storm
ranged DISTRICT RENoVAToRs, gen
coMMIiNiTy efa, s9Ini,TrT,0rsi c6NIn GE ss51 sro.s
estimates for any type Of Work. teasi specisi
prices on storm a65m sash, asbestos siding and
saERi WArERrRooFiSs1Hsxvs tx 7495 yo1r basement
ys3!heT ROBERT E Price ordRay way
WEarHER YEA HisE! . STEPPING Z Il and calkinr: a.
eeT0TmpI e0M us seEyise 11S free estimates SVEN
Gail 4. ?. wooDsos co.-Roonns sid.
ing. insulation; combination storm sash
koorisG ROC j.. as asSest0s re s.as0e ss0e remodel.ns
terms. LIS years. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO.. Georgia ll0S-ll13
Member JIM Home Improvement Guild
Johns Manville
STONE WORK-Buildngs freplaces
walls, fagstone terraces and walks We
hsye the stone and materials Falls Church
HNS-MANyHLE roofing and siding.
storm windows: conv terms. PATTERSON
GARDINER CO. Arlington. Va CHI 1922
JOHNS MANViLLE roofing. siding storm
SG Ssh; ] to 3 years to pay GATES
AAA CONTRACTING .CO.-Johns- -ManviIle
roofing. siding and insulation. home re-
modelling. expert heating service. easement
storm sash: ] 70 ] 3 years TO pay. Phone
D1. 1869 and DI $3.50
NORTHEAST DECORATING co. offers
oneida service, houses painted or papered
IN one day. Call Franklin 0544 for free
estimates. g
WOOLBERT - Willbild Wellbilt. repairs.
remodeling, masonry, painting. storm sash
terms. a. E. WCOLBERT. Builder. WI.