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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-12-07
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ANNUAL RED CROSS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the Troy Branch
Of the National Red Cross will be
held on Wednesday, Dec. Is, lo44,
at the Troy city hail. at o. m,
for the purpose Of electing officers
and board of directors for the
year 1945.
Every person within the terri
tory of the Troy branch who has
paid Red Cross dues within a year,
or who is life or patron member
is a member of the Branch, and is
expected to attend and vote at the
meeting
MRS. E. B. ANGEL,
n3O-d7-2t Chairman
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-12-07
OVER-HEATED STOVE STARTS

An overheated oil stove at the
home of Mrs. /. B. F1esher necessi-
tated the calling of the fire depart
ment Sunday evening. The Celotex
around the stovepipe hole in the
chimney was badly burned and had
to be pulled from the wall.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-12-07
CIR SCOUTS

The Cub Scouts in both den No.
and den No. 2 are busily working
on the first Of their projects, the
making of a scrap book. This has
to be made. to certain specifications
and is one Of the required things be-
fore fellow can advance in cub
bing
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-12-07
METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday Worship. 900 a. m. Roy
f. Fort, Pastor
Sunday School: l0.15 a. m. Mrs
v. A. Sather, Superintendent
Women's Society of Christian
Service meets Thursday, Dec. IA,
for bazaar, Mrs. E. Z. Drury, pres
ident
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-12-07
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
RRIDG CLIR

Mrs. Russell Anderson enter
tanned the Wednesday Afternoon
bridge club at the home Of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Fewkes.
The tables were decorated with
poinsettia and tapers. The high
prize went to Mrs. j B. Farris. An
lunch was served by the
hostess.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-12-07
PinOchle CIuh

Mrs. Ralph Drury was hostess to
her Pinochle Club on Wednesday.
Mrs. f. Darling won the travelling
prize, Mrs. Walter Zimmerman won
the high while Mrs. Jay Lyons wen
the low. A delicious dessert lunch
con was served.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-12-07
BRIDGE

The Saturday Night Bridge Club
was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
James Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. l..
Rubber were guests. Mrs. Bert
Thomas won first prize for ladies',
A. V. Dunkle won first for men and
the consolation prize went to Mrs.
r. Maness. The hostess served de-
licious lunch to the guests.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-12-07

my friend" remarked the physi-
clan, you are suffering from a
chronic complaint"
Il know it, Doc, but please lower
your voice." cautioned the patient,
she's in the next room"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-12-07
ADVENTIST CHURCH

Elder Thompson will conduct
church services on Saturday at IL
a. m.
Sabbath School is at GAS m.
The Dorcas Society is holding a
fancy work sale Of Christmas gift
suggestions at Chefs Barber Shop,
Dec. II, at HOO a. m. Lunch is
served
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-12-07
Average Incomes

In 1912. better than eight out OF
ten families had incomes OF more
than $50 week. The middle area
Of incomes from 81 900 to $1,000 en-
braced TAI per cent OF all fam
lilies, and only 1875 per cent had
incomes of under $50 week. The
top group with incomes OF over
5000 embraced "a ner cent.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-12-07
JOHN DAILY INJURED

John DAILY, an employee at the
Murphy saWmill in Bull Lake dis
trict, was seriously hurt when
tree fell and hit him. He was taken
to the Libby hospital The full ex-
tent of his injuries are undeter-
mined at this time.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-12-07
Leaves for Butte

Miss Naomi Kortte, who enlisted
in the WACs, has received her call
and is to report at Butte on Sat
urday On Monday she will be in
Des Moines, Ia, where she will
receive her basic training.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-12-07
RETURNS TO BUFFALO. MONT.

Mrs. Chas. Matill has been called
to Buffalo, Mont, to care for her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards, who
have been in poor health for some
time. Mrs. Strum will have charge
of Mrs. Mathis Sunday School
class during her absence.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-12-07
RETURNS FROM ASTORIA

Mrs. Seth Hates and Bucky re-
turned from Astoria and Portland
on Sunday Mr. Hates has entered
St Vincent's Hospital in Portland
where he will undergo treatment
for some time.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-12-07
Leaves for Colorado

Mrs. z. A. Cunningham, who has
been visiting in Troy for the past
months, left Wednesday for her
home in Colorado, Her niece, Mrs
Harold Nelson, accompanied her.
Mrs. Charles Linn, Whitefish, an
other niece, is staying with the Mel
son family while Mrs. Nelson is
absent
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-12-07
To Report for Service

Several months ago Lester Coff-
man volunteered in the Seabees.
He received a call this week telling
him to report in Butte on the l4th.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-12-07
BOY SCOUT NEWS

The Boy Scouts held their reg
ular meeting on Monday night in
the Scout Hall The boys are learn
ing all about the compass. Chas.
Mattill meets with them.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-12-07

The average U. S. farmer has q
acres of woodland, enough to grow
a new six-room house annually.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-12-07
HOLY TRINITY. TROY

tEplScopal)
Sunday, Dec. 10.
Holy Eucharist and sermon, 9
a. m.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-12-07

There will be a dance at the
Moose hall Saturday night, Dec. 8.
Smyrna times., 1944-07-27

mighty hard to try and fathom out
most of the time. Many folk are
inclined to be wee bit selfish, and
they do not like to be reminded of
the fact. Just as long as they
have full and plenty of what life
offers, little is thought of the other
fellows position. Sometimes it
seems a pity that more of these
types were not included in the
groups who saw action fighting for
the freedom of their Country. That
is one of the quickest ways of
learning why we are fighting, and
what we are fighting for. Seldom
will one discover selfishness stick
ing its head up from a foxhole.
There's too many other things
more important to think about at
time like that.
I certainly do agree with you
Mary Louise Porter, Y-2c, we've
nothing to fear about the fighting
Yanks letting us down. They are
the greatest bunch of women and
men that this nation of ours has
Smyrna times., 1944-07-27
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Smyrna times., 1944-07-27

ever seen wearing the uniform of
the armed forces of United States.
God bless each and every one of
these brave countrymen. They de-
serve the best, no less.
Sorry to see you showing off
again, sailor. Here's hoping that
your present voyage will be filled
with success from the time you
weigh anchor, until you ship into
port again.
Smyrna times., 1944-07-27

sisters. Mrs. Elizabeth R. Porter of
Milford, and Mrs. Helen R. Phillips
of Hamden, Conn.,, brother, Will
bur E. Richards of Brighton, Colo,
three grandchildren, and one great
lgrandchild. -.
Smyrna times., 1944-07-27
STATE w. C. t. u. HEAD DIES

Continued from Page one)
and had two sons, John Mark Wal
Ter and Herbert L. Waller, both de-
ceased. She is survived by two
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17

maj okoli je bill nov plot, v hle-
WI je stala rejena krava, pod
streho je bilQ sena do vrha.
Najbolj pa Sc je izpremenil
cevljarski stol. Nj vec lezal ko
bolnik ma tleh in molil edini dive
nogi v Wis, ampak je stal trdno
ma tleh, kakor je prav tako; ma
MEM pa je cepel "mojster Smo-
la, pa ne lie po cetrt ure vsak
mesec, temvec vsak teden po
sest dni, cd ranega jutra do
poznega vecera, kakor je prav
tako. "Ticka' je dejala, da sVo-
jega moza nikakor noce kaj 81
liti, ampak da mu pusea eisto
prosto voljo; zaradi ljubega re-
da pa mora biti pri hisi vse ma
svojem mestu, cevljar pa je ma
svojem mestu tedaj, ako sedi ma
svojem stolu. Ali nikar, da bi 81
ona upala, MENU, svojemu mo-
zu, kaj oporekati - Bog va
ruj, kajti gospodar pri hisi je
vedno MOI! -, lie tega ne mo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17

ne SINE braniti, da ga resi- te ali
one skrbi in mu s tenn zivljenje
olajsa, kakor je najbolj' mogo-
ee. Me pa, je dejala, z nicimer
ne more bolj razveseliti, kakor
&c vsak, prav vsak dan enkrat
zapiska ma svojo trobento; maj
Sc Guje naokrog, da bodo vedeli,
da je Cencij donna, in da caka
naroenikov in placnikov.
Take in podobne zenine lju-
beznivosti MISC bile Cenciju mic
kaj vsec. Toda Urska je dobro
kuhala, lepo vse eedila, pridno
gospodinjala, skrbela MENU "a
obleko, sebi pa tudi, da je bila
oh nedeljah vsa zivo pisana, do
bre wolfe je bila zmerom, z ne
prestanim klepetanjem .je pre-
gnala IL hise yes dolg cas- - in
tako nj ostalo novo pecenemu
zakoncu mic drugega: pozrl je S
temi prijctnostmi Sc one mani
prijetne ljubeznivosti.
Ceprav so ljudje vse druga-
&c prerokovali, je mlademu pa
ru sonce srece stanovitno sija-
10. Edino tedaj, kadar je Cen
cija prevzelo hrepenenje po zla-
ii vinski kapljici, tedaj sc je jel
kisati, kajti njegova "ticka" je
bila pravi pravcati financnl mi
mister in njena blagajna prava
pravcata drzavna blagajna: V
MO je slo vse, il ME pa nj pri-
slo mic.
Kljub tel neusmiljenosti pa
je ostal Cencij vendarle tudi
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u. 8. Army Air Force Photo

re trpeti, da bi tuji ljudje v
njuni koci hranjevali svojo O.
butev, maj 81 DO stare, XII je v
popravilu, ali novo, XII so 81 jo
naroeili. Maj Sc navadijo, da
pridejo po stare cevlje vsako-
krat ze po dveh dneh, po move
pa v enem tednu!
Tudi tega nj mogla cd svo-
jega Cencija zahtevati - men
da vendar ne! -, da bi poleg
svojega tezavnega della incl Sc
skrbi z deparjem; ljudje itak
ne plaeajo radi in cato DO pac
ona, Urska, prevzela te site
nosti in bo ona sprejemala yes
denar ter ga na varno zaklepa-
la, da tatovom ne pride pest,
kljuc pa DO vedno pri sebi nosi-
la, da Sc kje ne izgubi.
O, nikakor ne, da bi ga hote'
la spraYiti pod svojo komandc
in mu vzeti kakrsnekoli gospo.
darske pravice - kajti hlaee
maj nosi moz! -; tega pa j
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17
Anekdofo

Ko Sc je Bismarck nekoc mu-
Gil v Varzinu, je zbolela njego-
va zena. Poklicani zdravnik DIR.
B., XII je bill obenem tudi mestni
svetnik v Schlawe, je ostal z
drugimi gosti kancelarja pri We
eerji. DR.. B. je bill znan kot We
lik sirokoustnez in je tudi ia
vecer pripovedoval cudno zgod-
bo.
"Pomislite," je dejal, "nedav-
no je prisel k meni neki kmecki
FAINT, XII so mu v pretepu vso
lobanjo razbili. No, posrecilo Sc
mi je lobanjo zopet zakrpati,
pri tenn sem zlomil pet in dvaj-
set sivank."
Bismarck je poslusal to cud-
no porocilo in povedal takoj ma
to neko drugo zgodbo.
! TX mojemu prijatelju, XII je
bill slavni berlinski kirurg," je
pripovedoval Bismarck, "je pri-
sci neki moz in tozil, da ga bo-
! Ii glava.
zdravnik ga je preiskal in
mu rekel: "To prihaja cd moz-
ganov. JAZZ vam jih bonn wei IL
glave in osnazil."
| Tako Sc je tudi zgodilo in
zdravnik je mozu narocil, mai
pride cez teden dni po svoje oci-
Scene mozgane. Teden je prete-
kelss moza pa nj bilo cd nikoder.
Cez pol leta je zdravnik po ma
kljucju naletele ma doticnega
moza in ga je pozval, maj nitro
pride po svoje mozgane, sicer
Sc bodo osmradeli. Tedaj pa je
MOI odgovoril: "Jaz sem sedaj
postal mestni svetnik in ne po-
trebujem vec mozganov."
DR.. B. odslej nj vec spregovo-
ril pri Bismarckovi mizi no.
bene besede vec IL medicinske
latinscine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17

svojim prijateljem krcmarjem
zvest in je bill toeno vsake tri
tedne enkrat okajen. Tedaj sc
mu lica zarela, kakor da Sc je
cez ME razlila rdeca vecerna
zarja, in govoril je imenitno pc
pismeno kakor kak mestnt
skric..
Urska nj mogla in nj mogla
izvohati, odkod mu je denar, da
81 more kupiti pijaco. Jela je
sumiti, da ina ponarejen kljud
do njene drzavne blagajne -
ali pa. morda ma svojo pes
sprejerna placlla "a opravljene
delo. Toda prepricala Sc je, da
ga pc krivem dolzi; kajti il bla,
game, XII jo je vsak dan pregle
dala, nj izginil niti dinar, ljudie
pa so "a cevlje tudi V redu pla.
eeVali, in sicer samo njej, go.
spe financni ministrki. Da bl j
bill sam povedal, odkod denar
"a pijaco, tega Cencij nj hotel
vprasati ga - tega pa ona n
hotela.
Vohala, vohala je in prezala
ma vsak njegov korak, pa Two
hala nj in skrivnosti nj odkrila
Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17
RAcIJSkI kOLEDAR

PROCESIRANA JEDILA - Zelene znamke crk D,
F. in racijski knjizic st. a SO veavne do 20 anuar
ia. Znamke g. H, so veljavn do 20. februarja. ~.
cEVLJI - Znamka st. Is racijski knzici je
javna do preklica. Znamka ST. ma strani aeroplani
knjizici st. je veljavna do preklica. E
GASOLIN - Znamka st. \ knjizici A je veljavna
do 81. januarja. Znamke in kniizicah veljavne
vsaka "a galona doker Jill porabi. Move BE- in
CT znake veljavne pet galonoy gasolina. line dr.
zave n censna stevka mole hi zapsana preko vsake
znamke, Ii Sc 10 odda "a gasolin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17
(Nadaljevanje).

"To je moja skrivnost. LIE to-
liko ii povem, da mi je o dekle-
tn nekaj takega znano, da Sc
DO Ravnjaku zelodec obrnil, tako
Sc mu DO studio, ko to cuje."
"E1a, ali js kaj zagresila
Kaj prav hudega, kaj? Toda
Ravnjak ne DO verjel."
"Pripeljal mu bonn take pri-
ce, da bo moral verjeti; ali pri-
&c so drage, denarja pa nj
man."
"opravi to, razdvoji ju - dal
ii bonn toliko denarja, da bos
zadovoljen"
"Ne, moi ljubi, kakor zadnjic,
tako Sc danes ne dam. Da hi 81
usta re pref brisal, preden sem
klobaso pojedel - ne! Takoj
tukaj zdaj mi daj denar; dru-
gace Sc z mezincem ne ganem. -
"Odkod pa maj vzamem de-
mar ma planini IL"
"Saj ga imas pri sebi. Prerad
ga imas, da bi ga kje puscal.
Toliko te re poznam JAZZ pa
brez denarja ne opfavirn niee-
sar." : !.
"Prekleti cigan, koliko pa no.
ees?' & ! :
"Osem tisoc, mic vec in mic
mani II
cali 81 nor? - S tenn denar-
jem 81 kupim re malo kmetijo." "
"Pa 81 jo kupi, &c mislis, da
je tako bolje zate! Meme pa
pusti, da grem svojo pot"
Osojnik Sc je popraskal "a
usesi in preudarjal. Cez nekoli-
ko casa je dejal:
"stiri tisoc imam prl sebi -
da vec nimam, tt prisezem. Teh
stiri tisoc tt dam danes; one sti-
ri tt bonn placal, ko bos med
crnuhljo in Ravnjakom napra-
vii tax plot, da ne prideta skup.
- &c vzame Ravnjak m O j O
Lencko, ii bonn kak stotak Sc
navrgel."
zdaj je preudarjal cigan.
"Velja,' je dejal cez cas-;
maj boz"
Iztegnil je obe roki, da mu
je krnet nastel denar. Potem Sc
je priklonil in rekel;
"zdaj pojdem cez Kozjek pa
jo bonn morda mahnil ma Mari
Dor, da j ze tam stopim ma
rep
"Prav! Glej, da bonn kmalu
kaj cul 0 tebi - in tudi cutil,
da 81 kaj opravil! &c bos ii ma
me gledal, bonn tudi JAZZ nate
ma skodi ii ne boz
Ko Sc je cigan ze precej od-
daljil cd Osojnika, Sc je zahe'
hetal. ts
"Osel starr, mislis, da ii BON
JAZZ "a osla! Ampak ime.
nitno mi je posvetil. zdaj ju i,
mann oba v kleScah: Osoinika
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17

Kratjicd d0nsacjHGU ma GIL
bertskih etokih je sprejela po-
rcenika Bruno Raynonda, ka.
terega nj Uidela izza njeg0Uih
otroskih let. Por0Gnik je bill ro.
jen ma gilbertskM ot0kih, ma.
kar Sc je s stdrsi preselH U lie.
dinjene drzaUe. Oh priliki in.
Uazije ct0koU Sc je nsladi po.
rocnik, kot pilot anaeriske NOR.
Harice, Urnu Maxim.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17

in Ravnjaka. Bonn videl, kje Sc
bo dalo vec zasluziti."
Ko je cigan odsel, Sc je O.
sojniku obraz razjasnil in lotil
Sc je novih naertov. zelel 81 je
Ravnjaka "a zeta, pa ne zaradi
tega, ker bi hotel heeri dobro,
ampak cato, ker 81 je ma tax
nacin hotel pridobiti najveljav-
nejsega in najbogatejsega kme--
ia ma District. z vsemi silami
je hotel to doseci. =
Pred Sinsvetimi so bile ma BIZ
strict obcinske volitve in tudi
Ravnjak je bill izvoljen. Sc v
sanjah pa mu ne bi bilo prislo
ma misel, da bodo MEGA - maj
mlajsega - izbrali "a zupana.
Toda Osojnik Sc je trudil ma vse
kriplje, cd hise do hise je no.
dill, nagovarjal, obljubljal, cello
grozil - in je res nabral vellko
vecino "a Ravnjaka. Seveda je
raenal po svoje in Ease. Ma vsak
nacin 81 je zasluzil Ravnjakovo
hvaleznost. Ravnjak pa, XII zu-
panskih poslov nj bill vesc, DO
tudi moral veckrat k Osojniku
ma dom to in ono vprasevat; O.
bilno delo ga DO tudi odvracalo
cd zaljubljenih muh, po vrh ga
bo kot zupana morale biti Sc
bolj sram, da bi 81 ciganko obe-
] sir "a zeno. i
"Ravnjak, XII je bill zupanske
casti zelo vessel, je res oh vsa-
XII 'priliki kazal Osojniku svojo
hvaleznost, cesce je prihajal ma
Osoje, Lencko Sc je prijazno
menil, cello sail Sc je z MO,
skrbno pa Sc je izogibal vsake
besede, XII bi ga bila zavezala.
IS svojim srcem je bill pri Pavli,
ceprav jo je zelo redko obisko-
val in Sc niti enkrat nj incl pri-
lilo do hi hill NO oopooyo - n in
govoril. Veasih j je napisal ka-
ko prisrcno pisemce.
Osojnik pa je bill zidane vo-
lie, kakor da so Sc mu vse skr-
hi skadile, ceprav O ciganskem
poglavarju nicesar nj slisal in
tudi drugace nj bilo cutiti, da je
ia kaj opravil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-17

Odkar je Urska vpregla moi
stra Smolo" v zakonski ia
rem, Sc mu je zivljenje vse obr-
milo. V njegovi koci je bill zdaj
red kakor Sc nikoli pref. V skri-
Mi nj bilo vee raznih skled in
kotlickov, ampak lepo zlozena O.
eejena obleka; ura ma stem je j.
mela nova kazalca, cevljarsko
orodje je bilo v svojem kraju
razobeseno, eevlji so bill pod
klopjo razvrscenl, usnje je le-
zalo v kotu pod stopnjicami, O.
kna SO bila svetla in cista, mia
in stoli pomiti in obrisani. Zu-
Evening star., 1944-01-26
Rev. ". {. Calender Dies;
Former D. {. Pastor
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 26.-The
Rev. William Edward Calender, 7S,
chaplain of the United States Pub
lie Health Service hospital here and
of the city welfare center, died to-
day after heart attack.
Chaplain Calender, q well-known
Episcopal clergyman, was born in
Edinburgh, Scotland, and went to
school in England. After he came
Evening star., 1944-01-26

down In Federal District Courts, and
also Is ut variance with the Fifth
Circuit Court Of Appeals ruling in
favor of iron ore miners. The iron
ore case has been argued before the
Supreme Court and an opinion Is
awaited.
The union emphasized that the
Virginia decision does not make 1t
unlawful for miners to seek and
negotiate portal pay contracts and
therefore has no legal status in
preventing" the War Labor Board
from approving the coal agreement
Evening star., 1944-01-26

to the United States In 1895 he was
president Of the Warrington %. o.
Cricket Club for several years. He
had served As rector here and In
South Carolina.
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getting to and from their place oi
work.
Edward r. Burke, president Of the
Southern Coal Operators Associa-
ton, said the decision sweeps away
the groundwork on which portal-to-
portal agreements were made be-
tween Secretary tf Interior Ickes
as Government operator Of the
mines, and John L. Lewis, UNIV
president. Approximately 10 pei
cent OF the bituminous industry &C.
ceded to the agreement, which pro.
vides for underground travel pay.
The UNIV headquarters said the
decision contradicts others handed
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Ickes-Lewis agreement reached a
a compromise after nine months OF
intermittent strikes.
The United Mine Workers dis
agreed sharply, but announced that
the union will appeal, an action
that could go to the Circuit Court
or might be taken Immediately te
the Supreme Court.
Judge A. D. Barksdale yesterday
ruled in Lynchburg (Va) District
Court that the Fair Labor Stand.
ards Act of 1888 does not require
mine operators to pay miners fol
the time they spend underground
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THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. $50 B-s
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY

OF Washington will lead an open
forum on problems Of India's free
dom. Speakers will include two In
dian leaders, DR.. Syud Hossain,
chairman of the National Commit
tee for India's Freedom, and DR..
Anup Singh, editor of India Today.
American speakers include Fran
ces Gunther, author; DR.. Arthur
Upham Pope, chairman of the Com
mittee for National Morale, and I.
F. Stone, Washington editor Of the
Nation.
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Southern Coal Men
Say Ruling Nu||ifies
Wage Agreement
By the Associated Press.

Southern coal producers contend
q Virginia court ruling that opera
tors do not have to pay wages on
a portal-to-portal basis just about
cuts the ground from under the
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Ceremonies Tonight Mark
India Independence Day

1ndia's Independence Day will be
observed for the first time here in
ceremonies at o'clock tonight in
the National Press Club auditorium.
REPRESENTATIVE Coffee. Democrat,