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Evening star., 1945-02-07

Wallace Foes Hope
To 5heIve George Bill
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
About foes OF HenryAA. Wallace
sought anew today to Ne up the
George bill In the House and bring
about hi rejection by q direct SEN
ate votesQn the nomination as Sec
retary Of Commerce, including the
powers over the Reconstruction Fi-
nance Corp.
Soundly defeated In the House
Banking Committee, they shifted
their strategy to the Rules Commit
ThefSthey hoped to shelye the
Senateapproved bill by Senator
Georges peInocrat, OF Georgia, di-
vorcinf 95e multi-bfllion dollar Fed
eral lodh agencies from the Com
merce department. The Senate is
awaiting the House fate Of this
bill Reinforcement" before ballot
ing on M, Wallace's confirmation as
Commerce Secretary.
The Rules Committee has the
power to put the George bill on ice
or assign 1t q spot for action.
Meanwhile, many anti Wallace
Southern Democrats deserted the
idea OF . coalition Of Republicans
designed to scuttle the George bill.
They figure that by supporting this
legislation they are bound to deny
Mr.. Wallace power over the RFC,
but by defeating it might leave a
situation in which Mr.. Wallace could
ultimately gain the Commerce post
and sway over the loan agencies as
well
Evening star., 1945-02-07
Georgia ShlpbuIIdlng Firms
10 Release 400 Men
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Feb. 7.-Approximate-
ly 2,oO0 workers ct the Southeastern
Shfpbuilding Corp. at 6avannah
and 1900 workers at the J. A. Jones
Shipbuilding Co. at Brunswick will
be released shortly. Thomas Quig-
ley, StAte director Of the War Nam
power Commission, announced.
The Brunswick workers viii be
released within go days. Mr.. Quig-
ley said. Release Of Southeastern
employees will be more gradual.
Crews of recruiters will be in
Brunswick this week and next to
hire released shipyard workers on
the spot" he added.
The shipyard division Of the
Savannah Machine e. Foundry Co.
Is expected to increase Its person.
mel from 2,846 to $500, Mr.. Quigley
said.
The Brunswick company said the
company is building a smaller type
Of ship than formerly.
Evening star., 1945-02-07

more comfortable ii )Penetro re-
lieves colds pain as its mutton suet
helps carry medication to nerve
ends in the skin. ~ Relieves
muscular tightness and congestion
Through counter-irritation tim
creased blood flow. (3) Loosens
|phlegm, eases coughing through
pleasant inhalation Of instantly re-
leased vapors.
You'll feel relief SO quickly-as
painful misery eases, coughing is
|lessened, phlegm loosened, chest
|rawness soothed. You'll rest more
comfortably, give nature 4 chance
to restore vitality through sound
sleep. That's why SO many mothers
thank Grandma for her idea-praise
science for perfecting it-and buy
Penetro at druggists everywhere.
Relieve your chest cold miseries as
millions are doing-today get your
Jar ct wh1te, saSy-to-uss P1nstxa.
Evening star., 1945-02-07
Russia
Continued From First Page

ments said both Kuestrin and Frank
furt were being besieged and thai
Zhukov had captured Zellin, 80 mile.
northeast of Berlin.
Strongpoints Captured.
In thrusting beyond the Oder In
Silesia, Marshal Konev's army
broke through the heavily fortified
permanent German defenses on the
western bank" Moscow said, and
captured such important communi-
cations functions and powerful
strongpoints'' as Ohlau, Brieg
Thomaskirch, Grottkau, Loewen ano
Schurgast.
A supplement to the Moscow mid.
night communique said the crossing
was achieved only under enormous
difficulties" the river at that point
being approximately $50 yards wide
and frozen only at the edges, Sew
eral small bridgeheads were won
first. These later were joined into
one continuous front stretching
from below Breslau to the area OF
Oppeln, capital of Upper Silesia
which was captured last week.
From the bridgehead Marshal Ko-
news tanks and motorized infantry
were in position to cut in behind
Breslau, capital of Lower Silesia
It's fall appeared only a matter o1
Evening star., 1945-02-07
Grandma Switches Millions Of Mothers
To Her Mutton Suet Idea For Chest Colds

Pioneer grandma liked to @rub
colds" with "home rub" contain
ing mutton suet. Such q rub was
her @old reliable" for relieving chest
muscle tightness, soothing bron-
chial irritation, loosening phlegm,
checking coughing, easing sting Of
chapped lips and nostrils. Today
science has modernized this princi-
pie with Penetro, the salve with q
base containing this same old fash
ioned mutton suet, plus active In
gredients-so now Grandma's old
idea is switching millions to this
newer relief that is being hailed all
over America.
You'll like Penetro the first time
you feel it spread smoothly on
chest, throat, back-its mutton suet
makes it melt instantly, vanish
quickly. Il gets 70 work 5 ways at
sncs II make you and your children
Evening star., 1945-02-07
Marine Charges Officer
Forced Him 10 Marry

Paul Kenneth Kramer, marine
stationed at the Marine Barracks,
Twenty third street and Constitu-
ton avenue NV, has filed suit in
District Court seeking an annulment
of his marriage to an Arlington
(Va.J girl-a marriage which he says
he was forced into by his command
ing officer.
The suit charges that last october
Kramer's commanding officer told
him the woman accused Kramer Of
being the father of her unborn child
and the officer ordered Kramer to
marry her.
The suit says the commanding Of
ficer sent a sergeant along to see
that the marine went through with
the marriage in ceremony in Upper
Marlboro, Md. The petition for an
nulment declares that Kramer never
lived with his wife after the cere-
mony was performed.
Evening star., 1945-02-07
Monpower
Continued From First Page.)

system results in the least indus
trious workers being made available,
or exposed as they call it, for war
production. Does any one think
that the manager of the brewery
will lay of his most competent en-
ployes?
Self Employed Untouched.
I'm the third place, no ceiling
system will touch the millions of
men who are self-employed in driv-
ing taxicabs, operating service sta
tions, running lunchrooms, conduct
ing retail establishments and en-
gagged in like activities.
THE idea of ceilings on employ
ment in less essential industries is
not new. Ceilings were first tried
in the latter part of 1943 on the
West Coast as part of the West
Coast plan. Nation wide ceilings
were directed last August, with
sanctions by control of materials,
power, fuel and transportation. No
noticeable effect in releasing work.
ers for war plants has been felt.
"a much-publicized effort to OBJ
tain the transfer of workers from
less essential to essential work
through the imposition or threat of
employment ceilings is being car
ried out in Allentown, Pa. In the
Allentown area there are $4,000
workers in war and war-supporting
industries. Estimated employment
in less essential industry is 27,OO0.
The immediate manpower require
ment In this area is 2,400, of which
1000 are needed now in plants en-
gagged in must" production which
is behind schedule.
THE Allentown program has been
In effect for four weeks. AS of Feb
ruary 3, the War Manpower Com
mission reported that 261 workers
under the program have been re-
ferred to war jobs and that lot of
these have actually taken war jobs.
Thus far this program, vigorously
backed by all agencies of Govern
ment using all the powers of per-
suasion they possess and backed by
threat of sanctions, in four weeks
has resulted in meeting one-tenth
Of the immediate need in must
plants and less than one-twentieth
of the immediate need in the whole
area"
Mr.. Patterson summed up his ap-
peal as follows:
"I submit that the moral basis
Evening star., 1945-02-07
Soviet Writer CHARGES
Pope Speaks for Reich
And Wants Soft Peace
~ the Associated Press.

~ tue ASSociated Press.
MOSCOW, Feb, Tx. Gofman
writing in Red Star today, callet
Pope Plus the mouthpiece of Ger.
many and the preacher of a sof,
peace" and apparently served motto.
that the Soviet Union would resis1
any Vatican interference in Ger.
many, Austria. Hungary and Poland
Gofman's sharply worded inter
national review, without referring ste
the meeting Of the big Three" sale
the time was ripe for the Allied
powers to settle the postwar fate
Of Hitlers Reich.
The author singled out Dorothy
Thompson, New York columnist, as
an example of elements in the
United States and Britain which he
declared "try to break down Allied
unity in the last stage of the Eu-
ropean war. accusing the Soviet
Union and Britain of unilateral ac-
tions."
Quotes From Hopkins.
Using quotations attributed to
Harry Hopkins, President Roose-
velt's associate, and editorials in the
Kansas City Star and the New York
Herald Tribune, the author gave
arguments supporting the Russian
policy in behalf of the security sys-
tenn of Europe and against the Allied
political record in Italy.
Mr.. Hopkins, the writer said, ex-
posed the presence of Fascists in
Italy's government and army.
But against the Pope the author
mounted his strongest attack. He
began with the charge that the
Vatican's wartime policy had been
pro-Nazi and had included attempts
to save Mussolini and prevent the
characterization Of Italy"
Gofman cited a French news
agency report that the Pope was
preparing a new message which
would run contrary to the Allied
program for postwar Europe.
Expansion of Policy Seen.
1.-THE Vatican's anti-Soviet cam
paign on the Polish question Is be-
ing carried on by the Catholic press
in England and the United States" 4"
he declared. THE Vatican's policy
in Italy has been taken as a prece-
dent for expanding 1t in Germany,
Austria and farther east over Hun
gary and Poland. The Vatican is
the last political shelter for London
Polish bankrupts such as Raczkie-
wicz, Sosnkowski and Arciszewski
(Wladyslaw Raczkiewicz, president;
Gen. Kazimierz Sosnkowski, former
commander in chief of the armed
forces, and Tomasz Arciszewski, pre-
mier of the London Polish govern
ment).
'The Vatican is trying to turn
back history, revive Russian-Polish
hostility. Under the slogan Back
to Catholic Fascism,' terror bands
are being organized to fight against
democratic Poland"
In New York, Miss Thompson's
secretary said the columnist was out
of town and not available for COM
ment on the Red Star article.
Evening star., 1945-02-07
Materials Pi|ing Up
In Truck Driver Strike
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
YORK, Pa, Feb. 7.-Materials
piled up at York Trucking Term
inals today in the third day of a
truck drivers strike against major
operators.
Fifteen concerns remained strike
bound. -Four operators signed q
union contract yesterday
The AFL Teamsters, Chauffeurs,
Warehousemen and Helpers Union
said the strike was voted because
the companies declined to sign a
WLB-approved contract. The op-
orators did not comment.
Evening star., 1945-02-07

for passage of this bill is plain. That
basis is the principle that in this
war total war, every citizen Is
bound to do his part in carrying the
burden. It is unfair and un-Amer-
ican to impose on 10000, 900 citizens
the duty to fight and not to impose
on the rest of us the duty to work
in support of those who fight,
rs it necessary? The President
and his military advisers who are
responsible for carrying on the war
say that it is. They are in the best
position to know the needs that the
future conduct of the war will pre-
sent.
Evening star., 1945-02-07
Stars and Stripes Urges
Possooe of Nav Bill

PARIS, Feb. 7 R.-The Army
newspaper Stars and Stripes today
advocated passage of the manpower
legislation now before Congress.
What the front needs Is men and
more men, weapons and more weap-
ons, supplies and more supplies" it
asserted editorially.
"They call the proposed manpower
law the May bill That name ought
to be changed. There can't be any
may about it. Must is the word"
Evening star., 1945-02-07
Convicts Know Trends

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. R-con-
victs at the State penitentiary don't
get around much, but they know
what is going on in the world, Gov.
Phil Donnelly discovered on a recent
visit to the prison. One Of the In
mates informed the chief executive
he had won $500 on his election.
Evening star., 1945-02-07

RUSSIAN DRIVES THREATEN BERLIN-Shaded
cate two major Russian drives threatening Bern-one
saut Oder River defenses east of the city and the other
thrust through Sesa where Red Army troops
Oder wide front Black and heavy lines
action along battle front officially reported by Moscow
-AP Wirephoo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-13

JOHN ARSENA
LATHING AND PLAsTERING CONTRACTOR
STuccO AND ORNAMENTAL WORK
Izvrsujemo vsakovrstna pieskarska della,
majhaa In veika. Gene zmerne
3577 E.. 149 St. 3511 e. 153 st.
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ENAKOPRXvNOsIj

del, da bonn odpuscen Y II. dis
ciplinarnem razredu, kar pome-
nj, da me DO odvedel paznik ma
policijo, a tam me sele popol-
noma osvobode. Prejsnja leta
SO odpuscali kaznjence /. raz-
reda takoj IL kaznilnice ma pro
sto, q pozneje so to IL neznanih
razlogov opustili. Kaznjenec III.
disciplinskega razreda, je od-
pravljen odgonskim potom v do
movinsko obcino. = Mole We
denje v kaznilnici je bilo ozna-
ceno s "povoljno", k cemur so
pripomogle tri disciplinske kaz-
nj, XII sem jih prejel tekom treh
let. .--- E~.
Zadnje dni januarja je skoro
neprestano snezilo. Kaznjenci SO
Is skrbjo pogledovai v dolgo-
casno vreme, bojec Sc pretece-
ga podoljsanja zine.
Dne II. januarja je poteklc
2 lett, odkar sem prisel v pisar-
no. x.
Fe bruar19 927
Svecnice takisto nismo praz.
novali. Delali so tudi uradniki
po pisarnah. Pazniki so oprav.
ljali sluzbo, kakor vsak dan.
2. februarja popoldne je ca
kalo kaznjence pevce nepri'
jetno presenecenje. Pred solskc
soho, kjer so imeli vajo, jih je
cakala skupina paznikov z mad.
zornikovim namestnikom ma &C.
lu. Ko so hotel po vaji oditi, sc
jih preiskali. slo je "a neke de-
le spodnje obleke, katere je sku'
sal baje neki pevec pretihota.
pitt il samotnega v skupni "a
por.
IA. februarja popoldne je bi
papa zadnjikrat pri meni. Pri'
nesel mi je obleko in pripom'
nil:<
(Dalje prihodnjic)
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PET LET POZNEJE
~: LOJzE JERANClC
liz dnevniko odpu;seneeo koznienco)
(NadaljeUanJe)

Mile v katerem kamjenec
trenutno biva, mu nadene po-
seben izraz, XII povzroci nekako
opticno prevaro, ces, da je kaz-
njencev obraz bistveno druga-
cen, kakor obraz vsakdanjega
cloveka, XII ga srecujemo ma uli-
ci.
Rojenih zlocinskih tipov nj,
pac pa je tipicna slabost po-
vprecnih ljudi, XII zelo pogosto
vidijo v nesrecnem obsojencu
vse kaj drugega nego to, kar je
ostal vkljub izobcenju il druzbe,
namrec: clovek.
Med tipe, XII sem jih smatral
"a individualne po njih yuma
njih zanimivosti, bi v prvi vrsti
postavil nekega Ivana s-a, XII je
bill priveden v mariborsko kaz-
nilnico dne 2. januarja 1926. ze
njegov prihod sam ma sebi je
vzbudil toliko pozornosti med
namescenci in kaznjenci, da Sc
je tako rekoc VISA hisa zabavala
ma racun tega cloveka skoro te-
den dni. Maj naveden slueaj ta-
ko, kakor ga je opisal neki kaz-
njenec-brivec.
Pozvali so brivca, maj pride
v klet, da bo obril in ostrigel no.
vodoslega kaznjenca. Kako We
liko je bilo njegovo iznenade-
ME, ko je uzrl namesto pora-
scenega in shujsanega novinca
- elegantno obleceno - damo,
gladkih polnih lie, lepih, ma "bu-
bi" frizuro ostrizenih las! Me-
nil je, da je morda soproga ka-
kega namescenca, XII 81 je pri-
sla ogledat te neprijazne pro-
store. Okoli ME je stalo pet do
sest paznikov, XII so Sc hudo-
musno muzali in cakali, kaj DO
ukrenil brivec. Le-ta Sc je jel
ozirati okoli sebe po novodo-
Stem kaznjencu, XII maj bi ga o.
bril- in ostrigel. A bilo nj niko-
gar, razen dame in paznikov.
Takrat je velel paznik, XII je j.
mel sluzbo v spodnjih prosto-
rih, maj Sc ''gospodicna' vsede,
a brivcu, maj pripravi strojcek,
da il poreze ogljenocrne lase. V
neomajnem prepricanju, da stri-
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OpOmini glede raci-
joniranja

Meso, sir, maslo, konzervirane
ribe in mleko
Rdece znamke Q-5 do Is,
in A-2 do d. so veljavne
vsaka "a 10 pointov.
Procesirana jedila
Modre znamke ks, Y-5,
Is in Al do c. so veljav-
ne, vsaka "a 10 pointov. Q-5,
Rs in SIS potecejo 81 mar
ca.
Sladkor
. Sladkorna znamka st. "a "a
5 funtov sladkorja je veljavna
"a nedolocen cas-.
Cevli
Znamke st. 1, 2 in 3 z zrako-
plovom v knjizici st. 3 so We
ljavne do preklica.
Gasolin
Znamka A-14 je veljavna
"a stiri galone gasolina do 21.
marca. Znamke e B-5, B-6,
C-5 in C-6 so veljavne vsa-
ka "a pet galonov gasolina "a
nedolocen cas-. Ma lieu kupona
je treba takoj napisati ime dr.
zave in licencno stevilko. Pri
prosnji "a dodatno kolicino ga
solina je treba navesti rekord
prevozenih mill.
Tajerji
1nspekcija tajerjev nj zahte-
vana razen pri zaprositvi "a no.
We tajerje. Ma vozilih "a komer-
cijalne svrhe je obvezna inspek-
cija tajerjev vsakih sest mese-
cev ali ko Sc prevozi 5000 mill,
katero je pac prvo.
l.. Kurilno ole
Znamke zadnje sezone 1t. 4
in 5 ter move sezone st. l, 2. in
8 so sedaj veljavne, vsaka "a
10 galonov.
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Titovo pisnno prec ecitano IA.
banketu v New Yorku
(Nadaljeyanje 5 !. strani)

.E Z ~ Z = H -
Poslanico slicne vsebine je
postal podpredsedn Zed. dr.
:zav Harry s. Truman, medtem
ko je admiral Ernest King, po-
veljnik ameriske rnornarice,
pisal, da 50 Jugoslovani zaslu-
zili hvaleznost VS. h zavezni-
kov, ker so $ svojo borbo "od-
vrnili mnogo nacijskih divizij
z drugih front"
Zlatko Balokovic, XII je pred
sedoval priredbi, je naznanil,
da prispevki in obveze "a Anne
riski odbor "a jugoslovanski
relif, Cigar urad Sc nahaja ma
So Park Ave. tNew York City,
znasajo skoro $500,00O.
Trst gre Jugoslovanom, izjav-
liza senator Wagner
Zvezni senator Magnusson IL
drzave Washington, je v svo-
jem govoru izjavil: 49,,
"Noben narod ne more pri-
ii ma mirovno konferenco z
bolj cistimi rokami kot mlada,
borbena, predlagana republika
Jugoslavije, in kot TAXA bi Sc
je ne morale samo pozdraviti,
temvee ako ina kateri narod,
XII Sc je boril "a naso stvar, do
biti kake prednosti, je upravi-
cen do njih jugoslovanski ma
lrod. Ako hocemo, da bodo Ju-
| goslovani tvorili temelj demo-
kratske moci ma Balkanu, te-
daj morajo imeti orodje, S ka-
terim bodo svoj cilj kot mo-
Can Representatives narod lah.
ko uresnicili.
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jih je morale opustiti. Cd ne
kdanjega praznika je ostalo sa-
mo Sc toliko, da smo morali vsi
kaznjenci- -kristjani k slovesni
mast, a IL kapele raravnost ma
delo.
Prvega januarja je bill prelep
solncen dan. Cd zunaj Sc je Gu
10 velicastno zvonenje, XII. je O.
znanjalo sveti delopust, a zno-
traj kaznilniskega obzidja je
hrumelo zivljenje, kakor OBJ de-
lamikih. L. dveh visokih dimni-
kov, Sc je dvigal COST in crn
dim visoko proti nebu. Med ro-
potanjem strojev Sc je eulo u
darjanje kladiv, s katerimi so
drobili b ol e h ii kaznjenci ma
prostem kamenje. Vecinoma
teh siromakov je bila muslima-
nov, XII SO prinesli kal bolezni ze
$ seboj v zavod. Vsak mora de-
lati tako dolgo, dokler ne oma-
ga, nakar ga odneso v bolnisni-
co umirat. Vsekakor pa jim je
bolje ma svezem zraku, kjer Sc
morejo gibati, kakor v zatohlih
slabo zracenih prostorov.
Enaka usoda, kakor Novo
leto, je zadela tudi "Sv. Tri
Kralje". Pri mast je sodeloval
goslaski orkester kaznjencev, XII
je povoljno zaigral nekoliko le-
pin bozicnih pesmi in sprem-
ljal petite. Ia dan sem gledal
zadnjikrat ljubke jaslice v kaz-
nilniski kapeli.
Dne 8. januarja sem dobil ma
mestnika v pisarno. Bill je mi.
rem, inteligenten fant, star oko.
Ii pet in dvajset let.
zunaj je bill electrician, a v
kaznilnici je pred prihodom v
pisarno opravljal dolznosti his.
mega brivca. Zacel sem ga ia.
koj uvajati v delo, kakor preG
dvema letoma moi prednik me
ne. V par dneh je razumel ma
darjeni Gorenjec vse, kar je bi
10 potrebno. Tako sem bill znat.
no razbremenjen in sem le mad
zoroval naslednikovo delo.
9. januarja je bila nedelja
Sluzbujoei nadpaznik je prise
ze oh petih popoldne po mas '
pisarno in morali smo v hladnt
celice. Zunaj je mocno snezilo
Sedemnajstega me je pred
zadnjic posetil papa. Prigovar
jal sem mu, maj ne hodi pree
Is. marcem vec, a je obljubil
da pride v stirih tednih zopet
Vrli, dobri papa.
Dne 18. januarja zvecer je hi
la moja celica polna mehke me
secine. Vzpel sem sc ma oknt
in zagledal v zvezdnato noe, k
je napolnjevala okolico s skriv
nostno tisino. Po razsvetlienen
dvoriscu je hodil z okornim ko
rakom straznik, zavit v debe
kozuh, il katerega je gledal sa
mo vrh kape. Koncem puske 81
mu je svetlikal bajonet. - Ia
krat je pretrgal velicastni mil
trobentac v bliznji vojasnici, k
je sviral obicajni mirozov v "a.
tegnjenih glasovih. Napeto j
prisluskovala noe, dokler Sc nj
zgubil zadnji odmev roga v rah.
Ii meglici, XII je jela vstajati il
Drave in sc raztezala mad 20.
krajino.
Dva in dvajsetega sem I'VE.
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Fodprimo -borbo Amerike "a demo-
kracijo in svobodo sveta nakupom
vojnih bondov In vojno- -varcevalnih
znamk!
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