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Evening star., 1945-08-30
Unions Reject Offer
Of ST. Louis Papers
To Arbitrate Dispute
es the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 30-An inter
union committee rejected an offer
yesterday from publishers of the
three St. Louis daily newspapers to
arbitrate a dispute over pay for
workers who were laid off August
II when a carrier strike forced Sus-
pension of the papers.
Milton Murray, president of the
American Newspaper Guild tCIO)
told the guildsmen that they could
count on full support of the guild
in backing their demands for full
pay for time lost during a strike
of AFL carriers.
The publishers offered to pay en-
ployes the basic wage through Au-
thereafter for the duration of the
strike should be decided by a board
of five members, two chosen by the
publishers, two by the unions and
one by the senior judge of the
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals.
The Interunion Committee, made
up of presidents of the unions of
compoSitors, stereotypers, photo en-
gravers and mailers and the guild,
refused the qualifications attached.
Meanwhile, in Washington. 18
holders of franchises for carrier
routes on three st. Louis neWSpa-
pers petitioned the National Labor
Relations Board to set aside its Or
der declaring carriers to be en-
ployes of the firms.
The petitioning carrier route op-
orators asked an immediate rehear-
ing of the case, and that the NLRB
find the carriers to be merchants,
rather than employees.
A decision holding the carriers to
be employees was rendered by the
NLRB last June At the same time
elections were ordered to determine
whether the Paper Carriers Union
should be declared the sole bar
gaining agent.
A total of 406 carriers voted in the
elections held on the three news
papers and NLRB announced the
result was: 800 favoring the union
and SO against, with other votes
vofded.
Evening star., 1945-08-30
BY ROBERT J. MYERS and
IRVING LADIMER.

-Four different annuity formulas
may be used to compute your re-
tirement benefit. Each one is par
advantageous to a certain
combination of service and salary
range as will be shown.
All formulas are used for each
type of retirement, except that en-
ployes who resign voluntarily Oh
are discharged for cause may use
Only formulas l and 2. Where
more than one formula is applicable
the one producing the largest bene-
fit is used by the Civil Service
Commission.
The Four Formulas.
Under Formula l the Government
gives $3.50 month for each year OF
service (actually you get pro-rata
credit by months rather than only
for full years. up to 30 years plus the
amount purchasable with your in
dividual" account on a generous
actuarial basis, varying with age
and sex. In most cases the benefit
bought by your account will be
about ST month for each $3.50 on
deposit there. For example, an en-
ploye with $4,000 in his account
who has 20 years of service would
get about $40 a month go times 81 .25
plus about 500. If he had 80 or
more years of service, the annuity
would be about $95.
Under Formula = the monthly
benefit is merely double the amount
purchasable from the individual
account. In other words, as a min
imum, the Government matches"
what the employees money buys, For
instance, if the account contains
$4,000, the annuity would be about
S135 a month-half from the in
dividual' account and half from the
Government. This plan. is used only
Evening star., 1945-08-30

of the school since 1916, had re-
quested to be retired four years
ago on reaching the retirement age
of IS, but had consented to remain
until conclusion of the war.
Mr.. Dickey, a native of Lock
Haven, Pa, is a graduate of Dart
mouth College, where he was a
Rufus Choate scholar and a men,
ber of Phi Beta Kappa, and of Har-
ward Law School, He first came to
the State Department from his law
practice in Boston in 1884 as as
sistant to the departments legal
officer and as assistant to Assistant
Secretary of State Francis B. Sayre.
He resumed law practice in 1886 as
an associate in the Boston firm of
CASTOR, Snow, Saltonstall, Hunt &
Rice, becoming a member of the
firm in 1910. Early in 1910 he
served as special assistant to Sec
retary of State Hull on matters
pertaining to renewal of the Trade
Agreements Act. Late in 1910 he re-
signed his law position to enter his
present term of Government service.
Mr.. Dickey always has been ac-
tive in Dartmouth alumni affairs,
serving as assistant class agent for
five years and as an officer of the
Dartmouth Alumni Association of
Boston from 1886 to 1910.
He is married to the former Miss
Christina M. Gillespie of Exeter.
N. H. They have two daughters and
a son and live at 1908 T'wenty-ninth
street NV.
Evening star., 1945-08-30
Civil Service Retirement
Benefits Explained
No. 4-Size of Benefits

where the individual account would
buy an annuity larger than that
which the Government S share would
provide under Formula /.
Formula provides 1888 month
for each year of service Cup to 30
years. for those with an average
monthly base pay of $l33 or more
over the highest consecutive years.
Where this average wage is under
S133 the amount is reduced proper
tionately. Thus, an employe earning
over $l33 month for such a period
with 20 years of service would be
guaranteed at least $66.67 per month.
With 30 or more years, he would
get S100.
In Formula the annuity is ITO
of monthly average base pay for the
highest consecutive years for each
years of service up to 35. Thus, this
provides half pay for those with
over 35 years and proportionately
less for others. An employe with
such average pay of $3.50 and &c
years OF service would get $100;
with 35 years, SITS. s>.
| Minimum Annuities.
AS further indication of the size
of annuities the table below shows
the minimum amounts payable, at
the standard retirement age, when
all four formulas apply.
1t should be emphasized that the
Average Monthly. ------------
RaSe Paw -o
Evening star., 1945-08-30

preceding figures are the least pay
able. In many cases much more will
be awarded. For instance, a male
employe entering now at age 27 and
earning a fixed salary of $3.50 a
month until age 81 would get s114,
rather than $l00 as shown above
Amounts lower than those shown in
the table are granted, however, if
an eligible employe chooses to retire
early and accepts an actuarial re-
duction"
The exact amount depends not
only on the highest average base
pay and years of service, but also
on the size of the individual" &C
count which varies in accordance
with all your Government earnings
and when service was performed.
Naturally those with service when
the contribution rate was lower than
the present per cent will have less
in their accounts and thus may get
lower annuity.
The annuities described above all
Evening star., 1945-08-30

provide a death benefit. It's size
varies with the length of time the
employe lives beyond retirement.
In case of death Immediately after
retiring. lump sum equal to the
individual" account is payable to
named benef1ciaries. This sum de-
creases slowly until, after 10 to IL
years of annuity receipt, it is ex-
hauSted.
AS an option you may select a
somewhat larger annuity with no
death benefit at all This is called
a forfeiture" annuity The addi-
tional monthly amount will be
about 81 or 50 month for each
1000 in the individual account
Although the increase seems small
if you are in good health and have
no needy survivors, it Is wise to
choose it since it is computed on
liberal actuarial basis. If request
is made on the retirement applica-
ton the commission will tell you the
exact amount of each type.
Those who want to provide inSur-
ance for survivors may elect re-
duced joint-and-survivor annuity
This choice is afforded only to en-
ployes in service at time of retire
ment and not disabled. Two types
are available-in the first, the same
reduced amount is paid as long as
either the employe or beneficiary
lives; in the other, only half the
reduced amount is payable after the
employe dies. Where the employe
and proposed beneficiary are the
same age, the annuity payable to
the employe is reduced by about
third for the first or full" op-
ton and by one-fifth for the half
option.
The joint nt-and-survivor option may
be selected at any time up to re-
Years of Service
Evening star., 1945-08-30
Library Of Congress Gets
Short Wave TRANSCRIPTS

Complete files of the Columbia
Broadcasting Systems transcripts OF
recording OF foreign short wave
broadcasts from 1899 to date have
been presented to the Library of
Congress, DR.. Luther Evans. libra
rian, announced yesterday in New
York.
The recordings, containing more
than 100000 words, were taken
from Allied and enemy commune
ques and propaganda from more
than go stations. They were tuned
in by CHS receivers and then trans
lated from more than Is languages
by trained linguists under the direc-
ton of Jack Gerber, head of CHS
short wave listening station, and
Paul White, director of CHS news
broadcasts.
The Library of Congress expects to
Evening star., 1945-08-30

photograph the transcripts on 5000
feet Of IS nm. microfilm, approx
mately the length of a single long
feature picture. Copies will be avail
able to other Libraries throughout
the United States at reasonable
cost.
Evening star., 1945-08-30

of Dartmouth
College by the
Board of Trus-
tees, it was an
nounced yester-
day. He will
assume office
November /.
At the same
time the board
announced the
retirement of
DR.. Ernest Mar
tin Hopkins as
president of the
college, effective
November !. DR..
HopkinS. head
Evening star., 1945-08-30
Health Clinic TO Reopen

The Berwyn Md Health Clinic,
which has been closed during the
summer months, will reopen at 7
pm. tonight in the Berwyn Elemen-
tary School. The clinic is headed
by Dr. William Eisner, GreenbeIt
and is for vaccinating preschool and
school-aged children.
Evening star., 1945-08-30
John Sloan Dickey
OF State Department
'Will Head Dartmouth

John Sloan Dickey, 38-year- -old
director of the Office of Public At
fairs in the State Department, has
been named the 18th president
Evening star., 1945-08-30

tirement, and the beneficiary can
be any person, related or not. This
type of annuity is especially valu-
able If you are in poor health at
retirement, since it assures your
wife or child, whom you would nor
mally name as beneficiary, a lifetime
income. Unlike most pension plans,
the civil service system does not
require you to pass a health exam
ination at retirement to qualify for
this option.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-09
Neodvisni demokrati

V torek je bilo izvoljenih 19
demokratov v mestno zbornico,
ampak najmanj trije med mimi,
sc ne razumejo z Millerjevo or
ganizacijo, XII jih v kampanji nj
podpirala in sedaj utegnejo
ustvariti neodvisen biloxi, XII DO
incl ravnotezje sile v zbornici.
Clani tega bloka so Edward Pu-
eel, Edward Kovacic in John
Mudri. Emo porocilo trdi, da DO
ia biloxi zahteval, da zbornica IL
voli John H. Gornika "a NEST
mega klerka, V nasprotnem slu-
caju pa da sc bo zvezal repu-
blikanci pri volitvi predsednika
zbornice in glasoval "a council
mana De Maioribusa, XII je bill
predsednik zbornice, ko so ime-
Ii republikanci vecino v Mi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-09
|Atomska bomba najjveGja groznja
"a Alnerko, svariiio z1lanstveniki
Devet milijard
pOmOccii "a veterane

WASHINGTON, 9. nov.-Se-
natna zbornica je danes odobrila
predelano postavo "a pomoc We
teranom druge svetovne vojne,
XII predvideva postavko devet
milijard dolarjev v ia namen.
Med drugimi sc ina znatno
povecati financna pomoc vetera-
nom pri dobavi posojila in v svr-
no solanja. Stavljen je bill tudi
dodatek "a izdatnejso pomoc
vdovam veteranov, ampak je bill
porazen.
Sedaj gre zakonski nacrt v
poslansko zbornico, XII ga je v
skoro enaki obliki sprejela ze
zadnje poletje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-09

pretresla, in prosil me je, da v
njegovem in njegove soproge
imenu sporocim ge. Mallyjevi IL
raze njunega sozalja.
Vsi Slovenci so ponosni
ma gov. Lauscheta
G. Snoj je rekel, da so vsi tu-
kajsnji Slovenci zelo ponosni ma
governerja Lauscheta. Ia par
ur sem 81 predstavljal, da sem v
Clevelandu, kajti yes razgovor
Sc je sukal okrog ljudi, XII jih
pozna tam G. Snoj. Med imeni,
XII jih je omenil, so bile druzine
Debevec, Kristan, Grill, Anton
Grdina, DIR. Kern, sabec, Burja,
Plevnik, Ivan Zupan, Ivan Zor-
man, John Lokar, Janko Rogelj,
Msgr. Ponikvar, Msgr. Hribar,
kanonik Oman in Rev. Slapsak.
Pc posredovanju g. Snoja me
je sprejel Zoran Polio, notranji
minister Slovenije, mlad in re-
sen predstavnik novega rezima.
Pred vojno je bill eden izmed vo-
diteljev pri naprednem sokol-
skem gibanju, danes pa je gorec
pristas marsala Tita.
Govorila sva O mnogih stva-
reh, 0 politiki in demokraciji,
ampak ker je bill najin razgovor
povsem osebnega znacaja, ga
tukaj ne morem ponavljati. G.
Polio je napravil name Wits kot
iskren in dobro mislec moz, ako-
ravno Sc nisva mogla zediniti o
tenn, kaj da je prav "a prav de-
mokracija.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-09
Osulnljenca, XII
:je dvoril umorjeni
Mrs. Dolin, issccejo

Policija v Cleveland Heights
isce nekega moskega, o katerem
je znano, da je svoj cas- dvoril
Mrs. Dorothy Dolin, XII je bila
najdena umorjena ma svojem
domu. VISA znamenja kazejo, da
je umor izvrsil neki moski, XII je
dobro poznal Mrs. Dolin in ME-
mega moza in sc cesto nahajal
ma njunem domu.
.Mrliski oglednik dr.. Gerber je
vceraj izjavil, da je sedaj def
nitivno ugotovljeno znano, da
je bila Mrs. Dolin posiljena,
predno jo je morilec brutalno
umoril.
MOI umorjene zenske je po-
vedal policiji, da je Mrs. Dolin,
predno je v januarju 1913 poro-
ella MEGA, hodila z nekim voja-
kom, XII j je bill v sorodu. Mrs.
Dolin je bila pred poroko sluzki-
MIA ma domu Dolina, XII je znan
kot eden vodilnih gamblerskih
magnatov v Clevelandu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-09
RESNICA O OBISKU SEN. PEPPERJA
PRI MARSALU TITU; RIMSKA
POSTAVLJENA MA LAZ

Grol je odstopil kot vladni pod
predsednik to poletje, njegova
stranka pa je umaknila listo o
svojih kandidatov cd volitev, XII
sc bodo vrsile II. novembra.
"Jugoslavija la hko postane
vplivni faktor "a blagostanje in
mir v Evropi in po vsem sve-
tu," je rekel senator Pepper v
nekem intervjuvu v Belgradu.
"Preprican sem, da Sc Tito "a
veda potezkoc, XII zastavljajo
mir. Ker je tako sijajno prema-
goval vse vojne potezkoce in
pripeljal svoj narod do image,
sem siguren, da zeli ohraniti
svoj spomin med narodom kot
MOI, XII je bill prvi v vojni, prvi
v miru in prvi v srcih svojih
rojakov, kot je bill n as prvi
predsednik George Washington.
Mi v Zdruzenih drzavah sc glo-
boko zanimamo "a blagostanje
Jugoslavije in upamo, da DO ma
Sc pobratimstvo v demokraciji
"a vecno obstoialo."
Senator Pepper je odpotoval
IL Belgrade v Bukaresto, cd tam
v Sofijo, potem pa v Prago.
Pristasi opozicije bodo
tudi lahk0 v0lili
Jugoslovanska provizoricna
skupscina je zadnji teden amen
dirala volilno postavo ter tako
zagotovila tudi nasprotnikom
Narodne osvobodilne fronte, da
lahko izrazijo svoje misljenje
pri volitvah. Ko so vse nasprot.
ne stranke umaknile svoje kan.
didate, so ostale le Sc volilne
skrinjice z listo kandidatov Ma.
rodne fronte.
Ma podlagi spremenjene po'
stave pa mora biti ma vsakem
voliscu postavljena se ena skri.
mica "a glasovnico onih oseb
kojih stranke SO jim odvzele Mi.
hove kandidate, ki pa vseene
zeijo izraziti svoje zelje, da 81
Stejejo "a opozicijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-09
UNIJA CIO ZMAGALA
PRI VOLITVAH

CHICAGO, Hl.-Unija United
Farm E Equipme en- t g. Metal
Workers (CIO) je zmagala pri
volitvah, XII SO Sc vrsile v tovar-
nah international Harvester Co,
in Mccormick Co. Dobila je We
cino glasov in postala predstav-
MICA vseh delavcev pri kolektiv.
nih pogajanjih. Volitve so Sc W.
sile pod nadzorstvom federalne-
ga delavskega odbora.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-09
UBIT MA BOJIsCU

Dne 21. septembra 1914 je bill
Pvt. Snyder, zet Mr.. in Mrs. Jo-
seph in Mary Kren, 15708 Park
grove Ave-, ubit ma bojiscu v
Franciji, kjer Sc je nahajal z
sedmo armada kot topnicar. K
vojakom je bill vpoklican 13. ja-
nuarja 1914 in preko morja je
bill poslan v juliju 1914. Star je
bill 81 let in zapustil je zeno AL
berto, XII je hci druzine Kren, ter
tri leta starega sineka Robert
John.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-09
Licnost Ljubljane je
ocividna vsepovsod

V soglasju S svojo tradicijsko
konservativnostjo so Ljublian-
cani cello pri obicajnih napisih
"zivel Tito" in "zivel Stalin''
bolj rezervirani kot prebivalci
po drugih krajih. Mesto je po-
plavljeno S takimi napisi, am
pax vsi licno naslikani ali ma
tiskani ter nalepljeni po zidovih
in hodnikih.
Po telefonu sem poklical ma
dom slikarja Bozidarja Jakca,
aapak poyedano mi je bilo, da
je ma obisku v zagrebu. Jakca
pozna ma tisoce clevelandskih
Slovencev, ker Sc je pred vojno
dali casa nahajal ia mkaj ma
obisku. V Sloveniji Sc je aktiv-
no udelezil partizanske osvobo-
dime borbe in je sedaj kandidat
"a poslanca v narodno skupsci-
no Belgradu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-09
Adamiceva brzojav-
ka ministru Bevinu

Pisatelj Louis Adamic je an
gleskemu vnanjemu ministru
Ernestu Bevinu, 20. oktobra po-
slal naslednjo brzojavko:
Right Honorable Ernest Bevin,
Foreign Office,
London, England.
"Kot je porocal New York
Times II. oktobra, ste podali IL
javo, da ne morete razumeti
vzroka, zakaj marsal Tito drzi
mocno armada v Jugoslaviji v
tenn casu., Dovolite, da vam po-
vem, da je vzrok temu, ker Ju-
goslavija ne mara priti v nevar-
most, da bi il Anglezi storili isto,
kar so storili Grski. To mogoce
nj zadosten in zazeljiv vzrok z
angleskega stalisca jugoslovan-
skega naroda. .
Louis Adamic,
milford, New Jersey"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-09

vojno najel ma stotine znanstve-
nikov "a vladni atomski pro-
jekt, je izjavil, da ako Zed. dr.
zave ne opustijo svojega seda-
MEGA stalisca, bodo znanstve-
niki, XII ljubijo svobodo, zbezali
v druge dezele, kjer bodo do
brodosli.
DR.. Stearn je rekel, da sc bo-
do znanstveni geniji drzali proc
Cd Amerike,, nato pa opozoril,
da lie vecina vodilnih znanstve-
nikov, XII so vodili projekt "a
atomsko bombo, med katerimi
50 Or. Silard in Stirje drugi "a
vzemali prvo mesto, prisli v Zed.
drzave IL drugih dezel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-09
CLAM CESKE VLADE
RESIGNIRALI

PRAGA, Cehoslovaska.-Cla-
nj Wade so resignirali in nova
vlada je bila takoj formirana
dvema izpremembama. Predsed-
mix move, kakor prejsnje Wade
je Zdenek Fierlinger. Komunisti
so obdrzali pozicijo notranjega
ministra in ministrstva pro-
svete.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-09
Vesti IL zivljenja
u,71eriSkih Slouenceu

Chicago, ILL., armade je bill
castno odpuscen Arley Bozicnik.
Sluzil je dive lett in Sc bojeval ma
zapadni 'front.'.
Sheboygan, Wis. - Tukaj je
umrl Bias Skrube, star 81 let in
donna stajerske, odkoder je
prisel v Sheboygan pred 40 lett
in zivel yes cas- tukaj. Bill je clan
JPZS. Zapusca zeno in diva sino-
va, oba v armadi, tri porocene
hcere, diva brata in vec vnukov.
-studije "a bolnicarko je dovr-
sila Miss Florence Milostnik. Sc
daj Sc nahaja donna pri starsih
ma kratkih pocitnicah.-Z boj-
nih poljan so Sc vrnili: Frank
Spender il Italije, Pacifika pa
Richard Fale in Stanley Kopri-
va.
Milwaukee, Wis. Druzin3
Anton Strukelj je bila uradno
obvescena, da je njen sin T/Sgt.
Joseph F. Strukel po vojni OBJ
lasti proglasen "a mrtvega. Pr
votno je bill proglasen kot pogre-
san. On je sluzil ma bombniku
BIZ in svoj zadnji polet napra-
vii %. februarja 1914 v Nemci-
jo. Mad Aachenom je njegovo
letalo eksplodiralo v zraku in cd
posadke sc je resil lie en- clan.
Ia je prisel v nemsko ujetnistvo
in potem povedal, da so bill vsi
ostali ubiti.-Pri druzini Vim
cent Saffran so Sc zglasile role
nice in pustile sincka.
Bridgeport, Ohio. - L. arma-
de so bill casino odpusceni: FIR.
Mako NIL, XII je bill 20 mesecev
v ujetnistvu v Nemciji; Henry
Potnik, XII je sluzil vec let ma
Pacifiku, in Henry Strauss. Ma
dopustu pa Sc nahajata Frank
Hochevar in Anthony Godec mi.
v bliznjem Bannocku sta bila
odpuscena tudi sinova druzine
Frank Cerne. ...
Hutchinson, Pa. - Tukaj SO
bill casino odpusceni cd voja-
kov Albert Lazar, William La.
Ear, John Lazar in Louis Ches-
mix.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-09
GEN. cIANG UTEGNE
DoB1T1 5000 LETAL Cd
ZEDINJENIH DRzAV

CUNKING, 8. novembra.
- "Ta Kung Poa" casopis'
kitajske centralne Wade, je
danes porocal, da| bo Ameri-
ka izrocila kitajsli central
nj vladi vseh 5000 letal, XII
jih imajo danes Zed. drza-
We ma Kitajskem, in da je
gen. Ciang ze zacel trenira-
ii pilote, XII bodo prevzeli
ameriska letaIa.
Medtem pa protest. cd
strani komunistov proti
vmesavanju v notranje XII
tajske zadeve 6edalje bolj
rastejo. Gen. Alberty We
demeyerju, poveljniku anne
riskih sill ma Kitajskem SO
bill poslani trije protest., v
katerih Sc zahteva opravici-
10 in jamstvo proti nadaIj-
nemu vmesavanju cd stra-
mi ObOrozenih sill Zed. dr.
zay.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-09
"POVODNJI MOI" v SID

Pevski zbor "Zarja" priredi
ma Zahvalni dan zanimiv kon-
cert in spevoigro "Povodnji
moz," v Slovenskem narodnem
domu ma St. Clair Ave. Pricetek
programa DO tocno oh 4. uri po-
poldne, po koncertu Sc pa vrsi
Piles, "a katerega DO igral John
Pecon orkester. Cenjeno obcin-
stvo Sc re sedaj opozarja, da 81
preskrbi vstopnice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-09
POSPEsITEV DEMOBILI-
ZACIJE VOJAKOV

WASHINGTON, Z. nov.Kon.
gresnik Shafer, republikanec il
Michigana, zbira podpise ma pc.
ticijo 2 namenom, da Sc pospesi
demob obilizacija vojakov. ce be
peticijo podpisalo 218 kongres'
nikov, DO zavzela obliko zakon,
skega nacrta. Shafer je "a ta,
kojsnjo odpustitev il armada
onim vojakov, ki sluzijo dive lett
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Apelirajo ma kongres "a sodelovanje
med Zed. drzavami in Rusijo, da Sc
onemogOcii rabo b0mbe vojni

WASHINGTON, 8. novembra - Danes Sc je poslop-
posanske zbornce vrsla seja kaer e okrog duca
ia vodilnh znanstvenkov XII vod delo 1000 znansve
nkov pri produkcij atoske bobe, apelrao kongres
da neha slepomisiti aosko energo in da prprav tia
sodelovanje med Zed drzavami in Sovetsko unijo XII
DO potom mednarodnega sporazuma onemogoco, da b
atornska bomba Sc kdaj rabla vojne namene
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bill zadnjic tam,
Sc je Ljubljana
zelo malo spre-
menila in v vol
nj je bill a eel @
malo prizadeta.
Cd bombardira-
MIA il zraka je
bill a porusena
S mo tobacna
tOVarna in raz-
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PROTEST PROTI KON-
TROLL CEN IA AVTE

WASHINGTON, 9. now
kongresu Sc je danes pojavil
protest proti temu, da bi urad
OPA dolocil Gene novim avto-
mobilom, XII prihajajo ma trg,
dokler Sc ne ugotovijo vsi fakti.
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AdamiGev obisk

Vceraj smo pomotoma poro-
cali, da bo Louis Adamic danes
popoldne COST Taylor knjigarne.
Mas pisatelj dospe v Cleveland
prihodnji teden in COST omenje-
ne knjigarne DO v petek 16. no.
vembra. -4+a,
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NOCOJ JE SEJA

Seja dramskega drustva "Na-
sa zvezda" sc vrsi nocoj oh osmi
uri " Slovenskem drustvenem
domu ma Recher Ave., ker sc nj
vrsila snoci. Clanstvo je prose-
no, da Sc udelezi polnostevilno.
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Ker v Clevelandu -zivi toliko
Slovencev, sem nasel tukaj ved-
no vec prijateljev kot kjerkoli
drugje v Jugoslaviji. Odkar sem
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|Andrica je U Ljubljani
srecal stare znance, XII
Sc spominjajo Cleuelanda

LJUBLJANA, Jugoslavija Poroca Theodore Andrica
"Cleveland Pressu) Ljubljana je sicer prirneroma
in mirno mesto, ampak incl sem o znerom zelo
rad in zato koma eakal da po sestletni odsotnos
zopet vidim.