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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-20

predvse resnicna itaanska "denokracija. Zaka &c b
ostala Prmorska krana tenn ali drugem obsegu rokah
Itae bi to pomenilo, da njen vladavci MISC od
rekli dosedanj imperalisticni poitiki Balkanu
Kaksna je torej ia "demokraca," XII Sc ne be-
sedami ampak tud svojih deanjih odreee mperia-
izrna zasuznjevanja tujih narodov?
Stvar pa resnicne denokrate tn Sc ne bi sea kon
ca Jasno ko bell dan biti vsaken1 resnienemu de-
nokratu da &c Italia sprenen resnicno denokratc
drzavo &c svo politicn praks inv svoji gospo
darski orentac odrece mperalizmu, nadvlade ia
dranskem moru, sremljenju zavojevanu balkanska de-
Eel in zadrz Trst ali druga mansa obreza mesta ja
dransk obali, bo nujno tel ali drug obki teh
stih italijansko vecno nadalje ko itajansh fasze
Vsak imperiaisen rez pa &c Sc bo nazival tu demo
kratieni ga bo tano podpral in heti ke 81 bo rab
svoje mperastiene ellie Prepreceva bo da 81 esnieno
denokraticno udstvo teh NEST Ikvidira Tega robena
krcava orrnalna demokracija' pfepretiti In
to moramo zopet vprasati:
Kaksna je to tdemokracija' ki Sc ne samo bese-
dan ampak tudi dejansko odrece faSiznu hi e mai
huja zasuznjevaec bakanskih narodov tenn
vec tudi italijahskega ljudstva nasem Pfimorju?
Konec prihodnNc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-20
Fasizem V Ameriki dviga svojo posastno.
glavo ped krinko "nacijonalizma''

slovon: "How to Become a Po-
.litical Leader in Your District.
iBistvo teh navodil je: Sestav-
.ljaj celice po deset oseb in uve-
.di tajne sestanke v zasebnih
stanovanjih clanov. LIE vodia
vsake celice maj pozna podrob-
Inosti o drugih celnah. re ,vrste
podtalna tajnost v takozvani po-
lititni stranki prav gotoyo nj v
skladu = arnerisko tradicijo de-
mokracije. ,
. Reynoldsova organizacija ne
kani napraviti nobene napake to
pot. Mislijo, da Jim bo uspelo
nakopititi toliko sovrastva med
beii1hi in crninni, med kristiani
III zidi, med katolitani in prote-
stanti, med tn rojenini in pri-
seljenci, med delavci in deloda-
jalci, da DO prislo do krvavih
nefnifov in do nnescanske voine,
in da Sc jim bo Y takih razn,e-
ralk ponudiia prnika, da se 90.
Taste Wade Y tel dezeli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-20

Agilni tajnik podruznice &c.
'48, Cleveland, Ohio, brat Joseph
r. Dufn, je poslal $500, katere
.je ia podruznica zbrAla in daro-
Ivala SANSu.
Blagajnik podruznice st, 90,
Kirkland Lake, Ont, Canada,
'posilja denarno nakaznico za
$25 v kanadski veljavi, in med
drugin1 pise: :. i. to je vse "a
SANS. Kakor nitro bono spet
kaj vec nabrali, Vam bono po-
slali, ker vidino, da innate veli-
ko stroskov v tel svetovni zmes-
njavi." = ..
Cd podruznice st. 81, Chicago,
ILL.,, katere tajnik je brat Jacob
Brljavac, smo prejeli $31.5O; cd
podruznice st. 19, San Francis
co, Calf, pa $27.73. Blagajnfk
pedruznice st. %, St. Louis, Mo-,
brat M. Gialusi, je postal ST. so
w podporo SANSu.
Podruznica st. 1O6, Euclid, o.,
nam je po svojenn tajniku, bratu
Frarku CesnlI faakaZa1a 5000 ~
politieno akcijo.>
Brat Vencel Palcich, il Cora
opolisa, Pa, je izrocil eek "a $25.
To vsoto so prispevali, po $40:
Anton Kebe in zena, ter Venc.
Palcich, Frances Kebe pa IS.
Sprejeli smo Sc vee manjsih
zneskov Cd podruznic, drustev in
posameznikov, bodisi "a relifno
ali politicno akcijo ali pa "a pro-
dane tiskovine, kar bo izkazano
v mesecnem racunu.
Vsem darovalcem in nabiral-
Gem Sc najiskreneje zahvaljuje-
mo "a prispevke, trud in pozr-
tvovalnost ter Sc priporocamo
"a njih naklonjenost in podporo
i " Oboe.
Mwko G. Kuhe1, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-20

Priredba Centralnega
odbora ameriskih Slovencev
" Clevelandu

odbora arneriskih slovencev
" Clevelandu
Minul je ze en- teden, odkar
smo Slovenci v Clevelandu pro-
slavljali Slovenski dan.
Ma eni izmed mnogih sci, Sc
je porodila nisel, da priredimo
prvi SLOW. dan. Predpriprave
so bile ogromno delo dan "a dne-
vom. Ma pomoc SO nam prisko-
ella drustva ter nam poslala naA
sto delavcev "a ia dan; prisko-
eili so nam ma pomoe tudi posa-
nezniki, tako da jih je bio mad
sto in petdeset.
Vsem tenn Sc " imenu odbo-
ra najlepse zahvalim "a njih po-
zrtvovalno delo!
Pevski zbori so Sc tudi od-
zvali zelo povoljno; tudi MIN
prav lepa hvala. Ravno tako le-
pa hvala govornikom il stare
domoyine in cd tukaj, lie zal, da
je governor drzave Ohio, Frank
Lausche odklonil Sc vdeleziti
nase proslave, seveda Z izgovo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-20
Opomini glede raci-
joniranja

Meso, sir, maslo, konzervirane
ribe I'm mIeko
Rdece znamke K-2 do E-1 so
veljavne vsaka "a 10 pointov.
Procesirana jedila
Modre znamke T-2 do NJ
SO veljavne vsaka "a 10 pointov.
Sladkor
Sladkofna znamka Stew. SO "a
5 funtoy sladkorja je veljavna
do 81. augusta.
CevIji
Znamke st. 1, 2 in 8 z zrako-
plovom v knjizici st. 3 SO We
ljavne do preklica. Prihodnja
znamka stopi v veljavo 1. av-
custom.
Kurilno ole
Znamke Stew. 1, 2, 8, 4 in 5,
SO sedaj veljavne, vsaka "a
10 galonov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-20
Il urodo SIovenskego omeriskego norod-
mega sve+o
1886 w. 2eth ST.. Chicago 23, Ill.

znesek $168.25, cd te vsote je
drustvo darovalo $1O0, a med
clani Sc je nabralo $68.25.
Podruznica st. Sc, Milwaukee,
Wis, katere lagilna tajnica je
sestra Mary Musich, nam je po-
slala $24, katere so darovali: po
$5: Josephine Slapnik, Mary
Schuler, Valentin Werlich in ze-
ma, ter L. Alpner ST., dive osebi
pa pc So. Brat c. Gaber, blagaj-
mix podruznice st. l, Detroit,
Mich, je postal $14o.35, katere
je prispevala. omenjena podruz-
MICA. Cd podruznice st. 81, In
dianapolis, Ind, smo prejeli
$67. so, postal je blagajnik brat
R. Medveseek. Tajnik podruzni-
ce st. Sc, Library, Pa, je postal
eek "a $500 "a ponhoe start do
movini, XII pise ". to vsoto
smo deli casa skupaj nabirali.
Najvee je daroval Dom, pa tudi
mladina je veliko priponnogla do
skupne vsote." "a podruzaico st.
80 v Sharonu, Pa, je postal bla-
gajnik brat Al. Valentincic me
SEX 500.
Podruznica st. SO, Cleveland,
Ohio, lie prispevala "a relif lepo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-20
Nasa relifna akcija

V mesecu' juniju smo prejeli
"a pomozno akcijo WRFASSD
cd nash podruznic, nekaterih
drugih drustev in posameznikov
znesek S3,855.75. Skupna, po
SANSu do konca junija nabrana
vsota "a relief znasa $89,844. .13,
kar pa ne ukljucuje prispevke
nekaterih podruznic in drustev,
XII so bill poslani naravnost v
urad WRFASSD v New York.
Med glavnimi prispevatelji v
juniju so bill sledeci:
Skupne podruznice SANSa in
postojanke JPO, SIS v Chicagu,
ILL.,, so priredile veliko veselico
20. aprila t. |. v pomoc trpece-
mu narodu Jugoslaviji. Cisti
prebitek te prireditve je znasal
2,291.O1, katero vsoto nam je
izrocil blagajnik skupnega od-
bora, brat Anton Trojar. Dru-
stvo NADIA, st. 1O2 SNPJ, Chica-
go, ILL.,, je darovalo $41, kar nam
je izrocila tajnica, sestra Minka
Alesh. Drustvo st. 100 SNPJ,
Imperial, Pa, je poslalo po svo-
il tajnici, sestri Mary Polsak,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-20

rom, da je obijubil be drugam.
Pa ako bi bill prisel, bi mu ljudje
dali yes kredit, da je on poteg-
nil "a seboj vseh pet tisoc ude-
hzencev, .sedaj pa, ko Sc ri vde-
lezil, pa lahko recemo, da lah-
ko napravimo nekaj tudi brez
NIGGA.
Slovensko casopisje nam je
slo ma roko ter SO napravili svo-
jo casnikarsko dolznost. Tudi
MIN prav lepa hvala.' Ia hvala
gre vsemu slovenskemu caso-
pisju, tudi onemu, XII je brez-
plaeno napravil e o 1iajveejo
reklamo "a mas, s tenn ko je ape
liral ma slovenski narod, maj Sc
ne vdeleM nase proslave. Narod
mu je pokazal, da sc ne da vleci
"a nos in vdelezil sc je, ne gle
de, kaj je priporoeal oni hudo-
.musni Jakec. Pa dovolj O. TEN,
saj je ze nekdo drugi poroeal,
da boil, kaj ne?!
Direktorij Slovenskega drust-
venega donna ma Recher Ave., XII
nam je dal prostore "a to pro-
slavo, Sc je izkazal zelo gosto-
ljubnega, ter tudi pomagal ma
vseh krajih, kjer je bilo potre-
ba. Prav lepa vam hvala! zeli-
mo vam obilo uspeha ma vasem
trudapolnem delu.
Vsem, XII ste pripomogli do
tako sijajnega uspeha pa bodi-
81 delom ali v denarju, Sc YAM
Sc enkrat v imenu odbora in v
imenu trpecega naroda v start
domovini najprisrenejse zahva-
linn. Rad bi omenil vsakega po-
+sameznega z inenonn, pa gotovo
bi Sc izpustilo kako ime in po-
tenn ne bi bilo prav. Delali ste
z zavestjo, ljubeznijo in nado,
da pripomorete do cim vecjega
financnega in nnoralnega uspe-
ha, katerirn Sc bo vsaj delno
lajsalo gorje nasim domacim v
start domovini. Smrt fasizmu
- svoboda narodu!
Narodni pozdrav "a odbor
Joseph Okorn, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-20

8. Moenega delavslega giba-
MIA ne SINE biti. Razbijnlo unije
in dajino biznesuI svobOdHie 70.
he, ds rayna po svoje $ cenami
in iiiezdalni. I'D e" = '.s@@e.@
4. Nobenega' prtjateljstva =
nasmlf zsvez1iki. Kafkoii j. ne
prijetnsga lla svetu, je treba
pripisssi kusiji sh AngAjf.
3. Ameriske sIsuprlosti hi tre-
ba. vsak AIderikanec mai svo-
jemu sossdu nsprtf vs., kaf gre
navskrik, mi obsoja tokojhtga
predsednllks hoOseveIta, da je
"skovaE vojno zarOt0s m mi
zpfsts lkttvdc ~ svo5A te4eve
~ emo On nissaalj slIslsit sllupli4' y.
Aa'pdiasi > trsAa w, isvzeihsl
tscistov Il tasissov, n - saseIi
v0tsb.
Reynoids II spisal .knjikiso
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Ma zadnI (prv konvenciu
Ueveandu,
sega odbora: *@ y =. 49,
cAsTN. CLAM:
castni predsednik LOUIS ADAN1G, Milford, N -"
sheboygan wis., -~- -
Clair Ave, cleveland ohio
CLAM EKsEKUTNE r.
so.
podpreddnf: JANKO ROGELJ
podpreddni: FRED WIDER Chicago
Illinois.
Tajnk MIRKO KUHEI. w. 81, Chfoaso 49, M
Biagank VINCENT CAINKAR 26 Lawnde Chicago 23 H.
zapsnkar: JACOB ZUPAN 14oe So Lombard Ave. Bwyn I'll
Clani:
LEO JURJOvEC, 1910 Chicago g. III.
ANTON KRAPENC, 1886 w. 21st Pl, Chicago H.
LEOPOLD KUSHLAN 6os St Clair Ave. Cleveland g. Ohio.
ALBINA NOVAK, Ave, Cleveland g. Ohio.
FRANK zATTZ, 1901 So. Lawndale Ave. Chicago II, N.
NADzoRM oDBoR:
LOUIS ZELEzIKAR predsedn s5l N. Chicago st, Joliet m
JOSIE ZAKRAJSEK 1908 Corneia Cleveland s. Ohio.
JOSEPH zAvERTNIK, 800 Tenany I'd, Englewood M
oDBoR:
ANTON DEBEvC, 1880 So. 18th St, sheboygan, wis.,
JOSEPH r. DURN 1905 Waterloo Cleveland
JOSEPHINE, ,ERJAvEC, Chicago St, Joliet, III.
THERESA GERZEL ss4 w. Aliqufppa
ANTON HORZEN Route No. A. Princeton, H.
ANTHONY JERSIN 1876 Washington Denver,
REV MATH KEBE 22s-57h St, Pittsburgh l, Pa.
FRANK KLUNE, 604-3rd St, N. w, Chisholm,
HELENA KUSAR, 1896 So. KenIworth Ave, Berwyn, ILL.,
KATHERINE KRAINZ 1888 Hawthorne Ave, Detroit 8, Mich
JOHN KvARTICH All Station St, Brdgevi1e, Pa.
JOHN POLLOCK, 24465 Lakeland Blvd, Noble Ohio:
LUDVIK MUTT S64 Menahan st, Brooklyn, N. Y
ANTOINETTE SIMCICH Addison Cleveland Ohio.
THERESA sPECK, 1858 Rosa Ave, st. Louis 16, Mo.
VALENTINE sTROJ 1910 N. Holmes indianapolis, Ind.
JOHN M. STONICH, 1884 Cedar St, Pueblo Colo
ANDREW VIDRICH, 706 Ave, Johnstown
ANTON ZBASNIK, A. F. q. Bldg, Ely
JOSEPH ZORC, 1o45 Wadsworh Ave, No. Chicago. Ill.
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vsoto $500, katero nam je po-
lslal Plagajnik brat John Pol
lock. Cd podruznice st. 81, Hos
letter, Pa, ,smo prejeli $82, ka-
tero so darovali ondotri clani i'm
rojaki. Postal jo je Joseph Ia
krajsek, blagajnik st. 04. Cd Sc
sire Mary Tonasich, taj,ice po-
druznice st. SO, Walsenburg,
Colo., smo prejeli znesek $48.89
"a relif. Federacija SNPJ dru-
stew "a centralni Illinois, je da-
rovala il svoje blagajne "a re-
veze v Jugoslaviji vsoto $40,
med elani pa Sc je nabralo $21,
skupaj $31, kar je postal tajnik
federacije, brat Frank Ilersich.
Darovali SO: Tony Gricnik, $5;
ena oseba So in 13 oseb po ST..
Brat Thomas Mercina, tajnik
drustva st. 35S SNIP, Power
Point, Ohio, je postal znesek
$36. Drustvo je darovalo il bla-
game $25, Charles Bogatay in
Jack Pozenel vsak po IS, ena
oseba pa ST..
Drustvo st.. 4O8 SNIP, Kan
sas City, Kans., je po svoji tai
nici, sestri Mary Kvaternik, po-
slalo vsoto 1922 v pomoc narodu
v Jugoslaviji. Ia znesek so da-
rovali sledeci: Drustvo st. 408
SNPJ $50, po $40: George in
Mary Kvaternik, John Slobod-
mix in Valentin Kriss. Po S.:
Edward Kriss, Joseph Zivoder,
Vinko Klobucar, Stanko Jarne-
vic, Karel Miros, Andrew Brav-
nicar, Draga Brusan, John Pau
lin, Frank Vrbanac, Frank Mi
helich, Joe Horzen, Mary Stojs,
Peter Schneider, Steve J. Kolich,
Tony Kolich, Mary Novosel in
Karlo Radey. Pc So je prispeva-
10 26 oseb, pa 81 102 osebi, Is
po SO centov, ena pa rs centov.
Nabiralca sta bila pozrtvovalna
brata Valentin Kriss in John
Slobodnik.
Vsem darovalcem in nabiral-
Gem izrekamo naso iskreno "a
hvalo.
Pokti6na akcsja
Kakor je potrebna relifna ak
CHA "a nase ljudstvo v starem
kraju, ravnotako je vazna in po-
trebna tudi politicna akcija
SANSa, ker danasnja situacija
tam Sc nj TAXA, kakrsno bi bilo
zeleti, cato je tudi politicno delo
nase organizacije Sc potrebno.
Potrebna je pa tudi moralna in
gmotna podpora cd nasih po-
druznic, drugih drustev ter "a
vednih rojakov v splosnem.
Ia politicno delo SANSa so v
mesecu juniju prispevali vecje
vsote naslednji:
Podruznica st. /, Detroit,
Mich, $1O0, postal brat Charles
Gaber, blagajnik. Brat Frank
Alesh, tajnik podruznice st. Is,
Chicago, ILL.,, nam je izro6n $35,
cd te vsate je $5 "a prodane re-
vie Liberation.
Cd podruznice st. SO, Cleve-
land, o., snno prejei $500 v pod
poro SANSu in $240, izkupicek
prodanih revij Liberation. ceke
nam je postal blagajnik st. 80,
brat John Pollock. Tajnica po-
druznice st. Sc, Milwaukee, Wis,
sestra Mary Musich, je poslala
znesek $50, katerega so prispe-
vail "a politicno akcijo po S.:
Frank Grzetich, Louis in stefka
Tesovnik ter Joe Tesovnik,
ostalo je pa clanarina. v pismu,
prilozenern tel posiljatvi, pise
sestra Munich: s.. da irnajo v
nacrtu domaco prireditev, kate
re yes prebitek bo Sci "a SANS =
Dalje pravi: g. :. delali bono
vse, kar je ' nasi moci, da obdr-
limo SANS tako dolgo, dokier
je potreben." -.
"a podruznico 1t. 81, Indiana
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Evening star., 1945-01-11
De Marcos Files Motion
For Immediate Trial

Julian R. De Marcos, II, who re-
Gently returned here from Tennes-
see to face a charge of assault with
a dangerous weapon, filed motion
in District Court today asking for
an immediate trial.
De Marcos is accused of assault
ing a fellow inmate at st. Elizabeth's S
Hospital, where he was confined
until December 6, when he was
found to be of sound mind and freed
in a decision by Justice T. Alan
Goldsborough in a habeas corpus
proceeding The Government has
appealed Justice Goldborough's de-
cision to the Court of Appeals.
De Marcos was convicted of kill
ing man in Canada and sentenced
to life imprisonment. Subsequently
he was found insane, was returned
to this country and had been in the
hospital until Justice Goldsborough's S
decision freed him.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Society Burglar
Admits More Thefts

James P. Mitchell, 90, formerly o.
the 1400 block of N street NV.
known as the society burglar" who
already is under sentences of from
3 years and months to II years
tomorrow is to be sentenced in Dis
trict Court on five additional case.
of housebreaking and larceny. He
pleaded guilty to the additiona
charges yesterday before Justice
James M Proctor.
Meanwhile, Assistant United
States Attorney Bernard Margohus
who prosecuted the three house
breaking and larceny cases on which
Mitchell previously had been con-
victed, announced he would nolle
prose- 16 other cases against him.
Thousands of dollars worth oi
loot was obtained by Mitchell in his
various housebreakings, it was
stated.
The five cases to which he plead
ed guilty yesterday included break
ing into the homes of James E. Col
lif1oWer, 5000 block of Park lane
NV; Albert j. Gore, 4400 block OF
Garfield street NV; Donald Rich
berg, 4700 block of Woodway lane
NV; Comdr. Humphrey C. Bevan
2900 block of Woodland drive NV.
and Bruce Baird, 4400 block of Ed.
munds street NV.
Following an earlier conviction in
District Court, Mitchell won a re-
versal in the Court of Appeals some
time after the Supreme Courts
famous McNabb decision regarding
prompt arraignment. The Mitchell
conviction, however. was sustained
by the Supreme Court when it re.
versed the Court of Appeals.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Defiant Circle Tenants
Face Court Tomorrow

Tenants of Square 81 at Wash
ington Circle who have defied the
court order to get out by January
will appear in court before Justice
Jesse c. Adkins at 10 am. tomor-
row to answer the new court order
that they show cause why writ
of assistance" should not be issued
authorizing a United States marshal
to "evict them" Monday.
The tenants can appear in person
with or without legal counsel, under
rules of the court.
Many lingering tenants moved
after the marshals served official
notices on them yesterday. Some
Of the notices were handed to the
tenants in person, but where resi-
dents were out notices were tackled
on their doors.
The Government has acquired the
square to build a 400-bed hospital
to be operated by George Washing
ton University.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Charles Evans Hughes Pay,
Hiqh Tribute 10 Hull

Charles Evans Hughes, former
Secretary of State and later chief
Justice, has written former Secretary
of State Cordell Hull assuring him
that he had won, before his recent
retirement, "the most satisfying re-
ward that can come to<a public
servant"
That, Mr.. Hughes said, was gen.
eral recognition of your sterling
character and unremitting devotion
to duty"
The Hughes letter, written last
November 20, was made public to-
day in the American Foreign Serv-
ice Journal. Mr.. Hughes, who head
ed the State Department under the
Republican administrations of Presi-
dents Harding and Coolidge, wrote:
IF you have felt from time to
time that your responsibilities were
almost too great to be borne, you
can not fail to have been sustained
by the expressions of confidence in
your leadership and by the constant
evidence of the high esteem in which
you have been held by all our people,
regardless of partisan affiliations"
Mr.. Hull, who retired in November
because of i'll health, is now recuper-
ating in Naval Hospital.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
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@Remmidery6a

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stamps KS, Y-5, Us, Az, through
G-2 good for 10 points each indefi-
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stamps Q-5 through KS good for
10 points each indefinitely. All
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|, good January &c.
Points for Fats-Your meat dealer
VIII pay two ration points for
each pound of waste kitchen fats
you turn in.
Sugar-Sugar stamp "a good for
S pounds. Stamps 80 through 33
and special canning stamp 40 can
celed Another will be validated
February l,
GesOline-A-14 coupons valid for 4
gallons each through March 81.
BIS C-5, B-6 and C-6 coupons
good for S gallons each.
Shoes-Airplane stamps l, 2 and 3
In Book No. good indefinitely for
one pair Of shoes each
Fuel Oil-Periods one and two cop-
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through heating year. Period three
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Ions each. Old period four and five
coupons from last winter good
through year. Consumers in this
area should not have used more
than 43 per cent of their ration
rs of January 5,
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Battalion Chief MoxIey
will Retire on March |

Fire Battalion Chief Owen R.
Moxley, who will be IS years old next
month, will retire on March l after
almost 40 years of service, the Com
missieners announced today. He al
ready has had a one-year extension
after reaching the retirement age
of "a.
Percy A. Davis, who has been serv-
ing as battalion chief in the place
of John L. Werheim, now in the
military service, will replace Bat
talon Chief Moxley. Capt. Joseph
w. Kay was named battalion chief
in place of Mr.. Werheim.
Chief Moxley was bora on Feb
ruary 7, 1880, and was appointed to
the department on July l, 1905. He
will be eligible for S18750 a month
from the retirement fund.
Capt. Kay, who will receive $4,000
annually, was named battalion chief
on the recommendation of Fire
Chief Stephen T. Porter, who char
acterized Capt. Kay as having "abil-
ity, initiative and general all-around
knowledge of Fire Department work
and procedure"
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Federal Wage
Inquiry Nears
In Congress
House Group Hears
Many Workers Toke
Additional Jobs
BY JOSEPH-YOUNG.

An immediate investigation of the
Federal wage scale appeared likely
today as the House Civil Service
Committee studied reports that
efficiency in Government bureaus
has been lessened by weary en-
ployes forced to supplement thei,
regular income with outside jobs.
Acting on President Roosevelts
recommendation for a re-examina-
ton of rate and legislation to pro-
vide true time-and-a-half overtime
committee members pledged prompt
steps to remedy any inequities that
an investigation might uncover.
Representative Vursell, Republic
an, OF Illinois, a member of the
committee, said it was impossible
for Federal employees to do their
work if they have outside jobs.
Work Instead of Rest.
Instead of relaxing at night and
getting a good nights sleep, these
employees eat hasty meal after
getting off from work and then dash
to their other job" he said. mo
wonder they're not in a position to
do good days work the next day."
Among the after-hour jobs men,
toned are those of salesladies,
mattresses, clerical work, taxi driv-
ing and similar employment, COM
mittee members have found.
Another committee member, Rep
resentative Jackson, Democrat, of
Washington, whose amendment to
provide time-and-a-half overtime
was defeated two years ago, said the
investigation should be centered on
those in the lower salary brackets
Inequities Hit.
you can hardly expect a girl to
come here and manage even a
modest budget on the salary scale
now in effect he said.
Another committee member fav-
oring an investigation was Repre-
sentative Mcmillan, Democrat, of
South Carolina. "Inequities in the
system should be quickly remedied,
he said.
Chairman DoWney of the Senate
Civil Service Committee has ex-
pressed support for the Presidents S
request for study as has Chair
man Ramspeck of the House Civil
Service Committee.
Evening star., 1945-01-11
Early Hearing on Bill
To Provide Housing
For Congress Hinted

Chairman Lanham of the House
Public Buildings and Grounds Com
mittee indicated today the commit
tee would give early consideration
to bill calling for erection of two
apartment buildings near the Capt.
tol to house members of Congress
and their employees.
Representative SABBATH, Democrat
of Illinois, sponsor of the measure
designed to eliminate difficulties en-
countered by members of Congress
in finding place to live here, is
pressing for prompt public hear
ing.
Representative Lanham said he
was sure the request by Mr.. SABBATH
dean of the House and chairman OF
the Rules Committee, would be
agreed to by the Public Buildings
and Grounds Committee He point.
ed out, however, that the committee
has not been formally constituted
for the Seventy-ninth Congress ano
he said it would have to consider
the priority of various pending
measures before deciding on Mr.
Sabath's project.
Mr.. SABBATH has contended tina
Congress must provide Government
controlled housing for members 81
that they can have decent quarter
at reasonable prices. He charge.
that many of them are being ''helc
up and robbed" by Washington
landlords.
Under his measure, the two apart.
ments would be constructed under
the direction of the architect of the
Capitol, who would manage them
Some members of Congress, un-
sympathetic with the project, argue
that the construction would require
the use of scarce materials for 6
project that might not be completed
before the housing shortage here i!
relieved by other developments.