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Strikes

CONTINUED from Page one)
wartime strikes and by penalties
on slowdowns and unnecessary alb
senteeism by war workers.
May charged In an interview that
strikes have had considerable Of
feet on war materiel shortages de-
spite no.strike pledges by organ
lied labor aud suggested that the
House Labor Committee recon-
mend a bill placing an absolute
ban on wartime work stoppages.
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Deaths
MRS. MARGARET sIMMoNs

Ann Arbor, Jan. 5-Funeral ser.
vices are being arranged for Mrs.
Margaret Simmons formerly OF Ann
Arbor, who died suddenly Wedues-
day in New York, where she had
been residing the past two years
Mrs. simmons, the daughter Of
the late Or. William G. and Mrs.
Emma Hutton Hawley. was born in
Ann Arbor In 1919. In July. 1913. in
New York City, she was married
10 William d. Simmons. now with
the L. S. Navy in the Pacific thea
ter.
She is survived by her husband;
three sisters, Mrs, Jeff Brown and
Mrs. Leroy Tice. Ann Arbor. aud
Mrs. Charles Warner, DeLand. Fla.
and one brother, Jack A. Hawley.
Ann Arbor.
Friends may call at the Muehlig
Funeral Chapel, Ann Arbor.
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Ypsilanti Briefs
To Attend Conference

The second annual UAW.CIo In.
ternational Educational Conference
to be held IN Milwaukee, Jan. s, :,
Z. 1915, will be attended by Joseph
SwoPs, Jr: representing the Wash.
tenaw County Industrial Union
Council. and Frank Seymour, chair
man OF the Educational Committee
OF Local 80, UAW.CIo. Ray ]. Pllor!
Educational Director o, Local so.
will also be attending the Confer
ence.
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NEW YORK AP - Asserting
that censorship keeps America in
semi.ignorance," Frederick C.
Crawford, board chairman OF the
National Association OF Maui .ac.
turers, says war correspondents Ia
France told him 1T appeared that
America must be told only Polly
anna stuff"
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AOSPITAIS ADDED

Chicsgo-Nine hospitals, includ.
ing two in Michigan, have been add.
ed by the American College OF
Surgeons to its list OF hospitals IN
the United States and Canada an.
proved for graduate training IN
surgery. The two in Michi-an are
Hurley Hospital. Flint. and Butter
worth Hospital Grand Rarids.
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WAGNER TO SPEAK

Detrolt-lNS--Senator Robert y
Wagner will he In Detroit Jan. IS
TO speak al the Franklin y. Roose-
welt Victory Dinner in the Book
Cadillac Hotel. Sen. Wagner will
discuss reconversion aud postwar
employment problems.
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RAYMOND o. WEIGH


Ann Arbor, Jan. 5-Funeral SER
vices for Raymond o. Welch, 2ol
Hill St, were 10 be at 2 o'clock
this afternoon at the Stanan.Hii.
dinger Funeral Home. with Rev. II.
Adds Lesson officiating. Burial
was TO be in Fairview Cemetery.
Mr.. WEIGH was born June 8.
1908, at Shepherd, coming to Ann
Arbor in 1920 with his mother,
Mrs. Florence Welch. and had re.
sided here since.
Surviving are his mother, four
brothers, Ashley, Shepherd. Cliff.
ford. Ann Arbor. Charles. Victor.
vile, and Acel, with the Army in
England; two sisters. Mrs. Lee
Marsh and Mrs. Delmar Rausch.
enberger, Flint, and several aunts
and uncles.
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DIVORCES

DIVORCES .......... ......... .......-. .........
Frances J. Bennett from William !;
Elsw orth Montgomery from Bon.
rie: vivian Thompson from VIII
liam; Harry Murphy from Helen;
Mable Wonch from Clifford.
All charged extreme and repeat.
cd cruelty,
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In the Sick Room

Mrs. Nellie Reed who had gon =
TO the home OF Mrs. F. J. Sparrows
after an operation for gall stones.
must return TO Boyer Hospital for
q further operation.
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NATIONAL erosocs.tina Company

National eroadGasttna Company
RED NETWORK-WLW 100. WWJ
$50, VINO GO.
BLU NETWORK - wXYZ 1870,
WHAM 1850.
columbia Broadesstlns Company
WJR 760. WBBM $50. WCKY 1880,
WFBM 1850. VICAR 1850. WBNS
1850. WOOD 1910.
Mutual 6roadeasting Company
RED NETW RK CKLW 500,
WJBK 1920. WGN 7?o.
Tonight
NBC--s 90 Paul I.avslle Melodies;
$3.50 Duffy's Tavern:
300 Waits Tine;
$3.50 People ats Funny;
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win WI duu .uis' Nditci Nopuiho,
Milan, helping them celebrate their
49th wedding anniversary.
Misses Mary aud Wilma Williams
we're guests from Christmas until
New Years OF their grandmother,
Mrs. Nelson Richmond, Besick.
Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Osborne en-.
tertained at New Years dinner in
their new home. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Osborne
and Richard, Ferndale; Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Osborne and son Don
aid. Geddes, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harley Dysinger, Lorena and Jean
nine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Lamkin en-
tertained al Saturday evening dih
ner in their home, Mr.. and MN
Clyde Schickler and family. Milan.
and Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Wern-
err and family. Monroe. -
Sunday evening supper guests OF
Mrs. w. J. Bodley were Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwyn Bodley aud family.
Bronson, Mr.. and Mrs. Thurlow
Bodley and Miss Rose Mary Taylor.
Milan, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford
Bodley and children.
Howard Hough, Paul and Ger.
trude, Almont, spent Sunday aud
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Lamkin and family. Mrs. Lamkin
and children returned home With
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Williams
and family spent New Years with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Griren, Ypsi-
lanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Cronkshaw,
Paw Paw. were Sunday evening
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Lsmkin and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Bodley aud
family and Miss Mary Richards. Up.
slant, spent New Years Day Ia
Ann Arbor.
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BENJAMIN FERGUSON

BENJAMIN FERGUSON
The funeral services for Benja-
min Ferguson will be Sunday at
23o at the Brown Chapel, A. NJ. Z.
Church. Rev. Garthur Robertson
will officiate. The burial is to be
at Udell Cemetery.
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WASHINGTON --iNs- a high
WPB official denied today that
clothes rationing will be ordered
despite tishtened textile supplies
resulting from increased military
demands for winter apparel on
the western front in Europe. I'VE
see absolutely no possibility OF in
stituting clothes rationing," the
WPB source said. This is one
OF the last kinds Of ratiouing We
want to get into anyhow
Lansing-Circuit Judge Leland
W. Carr aud Special Prosecutor
Kim Sigler announced today the
circuit court examination Of sens,
tor Carl z. DeLsno. Kalamazoo Re.
publican. and co-defendants accus.
ed Of q legislative graft conspiracy
would start Tuesday at 10 a. N.
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Normal College Calendar
TO-DAY


200 m-wesleyan Guild Forum Night Methodist Com
munlty House.
1880 mchristisn Youth Fellowship, stakweatber Hall
p. m.-Campus Sister Coke party, StArkweather Hall
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Detroit Cash Grain

WHEAT-No. I. red. sl.70H.
Mailing BARLEY choice new
iliS-l.5?, needles. si,OS.
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BALBOA, Panama Canal Zone
AP ~ The right OF President
Adolpho dc La Guardia to continue
in office as president OF Panama
stood challenged today by a So
year-old Panamsnian educator and
Journalist, who was selected as first
vice president at a meeting OF the
refugee national assembly Thurs.
day. Declaring he had been chosen
in accordance with provisions Of
tn, constitution that was suspend
ed last week by de La Guardia,
Jeptha Brawner Duncan asserted;
II consider my election a test
case.
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Dormitories Name
Hostesses For Year

The dormitories have selected
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DETROIT--AP-- Roy Scosgins,
Clio union officials, said today he
had eeen assured that no profits
from the Army operation Of Mont
gomery Ward stores will be turn
ed over TO the company or its stock.
holders
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DETRoIT-AP 49, Soldiers fur
Laughed by the Army to work In
war plants under contract with
the United Automobile Workers
(CIO) have been offered honorary
union membership for the duration
OF their employment.
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News in Brief

WASHINGTON-AP- The sug.
gestion OF War MobiliZer James r.
Byrnes that War Labor Board d.
receives be given court backing
was viewed by two labor members
today as a threat to the no-strike
pledge. That would be good
way to ruin the pledge" said ALL
member Robert J. Watt. clio mem
Der John Brophy said that IL those
defying the Boards orders could
go into court, endless delays would
enSue.
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Ypsilenfi Markets
Buying PricsD
GRAIN

GRAIN
(Ypsllsntl Farm eureau) :.
Ear corn icwD ............. $50
Wheat (bu.) ...............i .65
oats tbu) ................ so
NY lpu.) observation-disclosures. l.UI
Buekwheat levitt ......... zoo
PR joUGg
(Newman's Grocery
Eggs, strictly fresh (doI) IS IS
CABBAGE (bu.) .......,...... $50
Dry onions (bu) ....,...... $50
Carrots tdos .bunches) .... .s5
Pepper squash (buJ ...... $50
Turnips (buD .........,..... $50
Hubbard squash dbl ...... .03is
Celery tdoz. bunches) ...... Ito
Ri .abagas (bu1 ........... 200
Psrsnips (bul ............. ESQ
Apples (bu) .............. 3.35
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Whitaker

CELEBRATION OF
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Whitaker. Mich.-Rev. and Mrs.
W. f. Boettcher spent New Years
with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Robbins,
Milan, helping them celebrate their
49th wedding anniversary.
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GRAIN
(Ypsllsntl Farm eureau) :.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-08
| Sc pogovarjala.

Sc pogovarjala.
'Oglejte 81 ga dobro ia ma
tancno, preden izgovorite, : je
.opozarjal sodnik.
"I, sal nj bill noben drugi, go.
spod sodnik!" je odgovoril pri.
tlikavi clovek 2 Ilaglasonn, ka.
kor da ne dopuSca nobenega
.dvoma o zanesljivost svojih
besed.
s'Dobro," je ugovarjal sod.
nix. "A povejte mi, po Gem ste
spoznali Petkovskovo, 10 stt
korakali mimo in kaj sta go.
vorila 2"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-08
PET LET POZNEJE
LOJZE JERANCIC
III dnevniko odpuseenego kozni iencol

clio torej z veliko naglico, a
zalibog, nesolidno gradivo, NAM
rec tako, XII nj razjasnilo mi-
stericznega slucaja niti toliko,
da bi Sc pokazala najneznatnej-
sa sled "a pravim morilcem.
Med zivljenjem in smrtjo rajne
Fanlke je lezala Sc vedno tema,
kakor oni vecer, ko je planil
smrtni kirk zrtve v molceco
noe. S tegobnin1i obcutki sem
gledal v bodocnost.
Omenil S m, da so skrbno
pazili, da nisem prisel z niko-
mur v dotiko. MISC mi dovolili
posetov cd donna, niti knjig ali
pisalnih potrebsein. Nepopisno
tezke so bile samotne ure, XII
sem jih prezivel v celici, ker nj
sem incl nobenega pripomocka,
da bi Sc raztresel. Dusa je bila
utrujena Cd neprestane zapo-
slitve ma Vodovodni cesti. Kri-
Gala je po spremembi, po raz-
vedrilu. Bedno stanje mi je ze-
10 lajsal vrli sosed, XII me je
vztrajno zakladal =. S casniki.
MOI je bill udomacen "hisni ma
eek" in Sc je veliko svobodneje
gibal po jetnisnici, kakor osta-
Ii kaznjenci. Umel je prevariti
nadzorujocega paznika in obr-
niti njegovo pozornost drugam,
sam pa je prisel kramljat k mo-
| il linici.
IL casopisov sem zvedel, ka-
ko so nasli dne /. aprila zjutraj
mimoidoci Petkovskovo, lezeco
ma obrazu. Pod glavo je drzala
desno roko, XII je bila VISA krva-
va. Kronist domneva, da 81 je
hotela najbrze ocistiti pesek cd
oci, ker je padla ma obraz, a
jo je prehitela smrt. Bila je po.
polnoma iztegnjena, krilo il je
segalo do podkolen, tako, da sc
Sc j videle dovrseno lepe OBJ
like nog. v ustih je imela -
koscek cokolade.
Ia porocila so me navdala Z
novo potrtostjo in pozabivsi ns
lastno gorje, sem zopet in zopet
razmisljal O niej ..
Tudi ma sprehod sem hodil
pa ne V tivolski park, ampak ma
ozko dvorisce, kjer smo hodil
preiskovanci vsak dan po enc
uro krogu, oddaljeni 6 kora
kov drug Cd drugega. Pogovo
ri so bill najstrozje zabranjeni
Nadzorovala sta mas vcasih pt
diva, vcasih po eden paznik z O.
gromno pistolo "a pasom.
Dne 9. aprila sem pisal prvc
pismo mani. Razlozil m ii
da me dole po krivem in jo
prosil, maj me z zagotovilom
svoje ljubezni tolazi. Kmalu j
! sledil odgovor. "Cenzura" je il.
strigla neki odstavek in mi ne.
hote zaplenila Sc enkrat toliko
ma nasprotni strani. Jezil sem
Sc in po daljsem ugibanju pri'
blizno dognal, kar mi poroca
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-08
bra mama VI izrezanih

dobra mama v izrezanih vr-]
stah.
Dne 13. aprila 50 me nenado-'
ma premestili v celico stevilkaI
l53. Zveze 50 Sc MI tn Be po-
mnozile. Mnogi pazniki SO v
narnenu, da bi zvedei Cd meme
kaj natancnejsega, odpirali vra-
Ia in prinasali sveze novice. Me-
kdo je povcdal, da Sc govori
marshal 0 blagajniskih kljucih
IL kina "Tivoli" XII so jih baje
nasli pri meni.
Hrepenel sem po porocilih z
donna in zacel razmisljati, kako
bi iztihotapil kako pisrno in po
isti poti prejel odgovor. Med
razmisljanjem sem Sc lotil sna-
zenja cevljev. Drgnil in likal
sem jih kar ma "suho' tako dol
go, da so bill brezhibno nasvet-
lieni. Potem sem Sc sprawl mad
stare, pol zarjavelo zlico. v ne
koliko urah je bila kakor srebr-
| ma. Pc delu sem 81 privoscil tu-
di razvedrilo. Stopil sem k ste
nj, v katero Sc je upiralo skozi
okno solnce in jel loviti malo
zepno 'ogledalce zarke ter della
ii "zajcka'. Zgodilo Sc je, da
sem vse dopoldne preslonel pri
mizi in vital po mozganih, ka-
ko hi dobil "necenzurirano" we
20 z domom. Naposled sem sc
odlocil "a drzen nacrt, XII je tu-
di - uspel.
Dne II. apriia sem dopil v
celico majhen zepni noz, svinc-
mix, papirja in mamino pismo
Pol IRE zatem pa Sc nekaj jest.
vim. Ko sem Sc preprical, da me
nikdo ne opazuje, sem raztr.
gal ovitek, il katerega so padli
liz casopisov izrezani clanki in
podlistki, ticoci Sc krvavega do
godka. Bas sem Sc bill poglobi
v citanj\ ko Sc pojavi ma hod.
niku sumljiv sum. Magic sem po.
tisnil papir pod odejo in cakal
Vstopil je visji paznik in mi pri
nesel vso obleko, XII sem jo ime
81. marca zvecer ma sebi. Vele
je, maj Sc nemudoma preoble
Gem. Storil sem in mu sledil ns
sodisce k zaslisanju.
Da me je klical preiskovaln
sodnik, ME nj iznenadilo, "a
kaj moral sem biti pripravlje1
ma to vsak hip. Sedaj so me vo
dill X sodiscu tudi dopoldne, al
v opoldanskih urah. Cello oh ne
deljah so me zaslisevali. Sodnil
mi je posodil majhen koledar
eek in moral sem mu po dnevii
nastevati kraj in cas- sestan
kov Petkovskovo ter najin,
pogovore. Lahko sem ustregel
zakaj natanko sem sc spominja
vseh podrobnosti in rad SEM s
klical v spomin tiste nepozabn'
ure. Naposled je prisel sodnil
"a MIN je stopil v ozki hod
mix oni svedok, XII me je bill pri
Sci gledat ze v policijske zapo
re. Ma sodnikovo vprasanje, &
me pozna, je odgovoril, kakol
prvikrat. Toda sodnik Sc nj "a
dovoljil trditvijo price, da MI
) je videla kriticnega vecera pr
"gramozni jami'. Hotel je, d.
svedok to tudi dokaze. Odredi
je, maj stopim v najtemnejsi de
hodnika. Nato je velel svedoku
maj pokaze, kako je Sci mime
naju, ko sva S Faniko stala ir
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-08
(Nadaljevanje)

semletno tezko jeeo in ga je
ravnateljstvo jetnisnice do
voljenjem drzavnega pravdni-
ka obdrzalo v sodnih zaporih,
ker je bill moz dober obrtnik in
tako rekoc hisi potreben. Mi
mogrede omenjam, da so ta-
krat posiljali kaznjence mad
enoletno kaznijo tezke jeee v
kaznilnico. V izjemnih slucajih
so ga pridrzali tudi do Is me-
secev, a cez to kazen zelo red
ko. Omenjeni kaznjenec me je
tudi pozneje zalagal 'dusevno
hrano," "a kar sem mu Sc da-
mes hvalezen. Zanimiva pri
vsem tenn je okolnost, da moi
dobavitelj casopisov sam nj znal
- citati. Bill je popolen analfa-
bet.
april ~..
TX zdravniku!" je zaklical
paznik, ko je odprl vrata in me
priganjal, maj hitim. V nagli-
ci sem 81 pogladil z roko razmr-
sene lase in stopil ma hodnik.
Paznik me je vodil v III. n a d :
stroje, kjer so Sc pred nekimi
vrati zbirali bolehni in novodo-
sli jetniki. Ko je prisla vista
name, me je potisnil paznik v
ambulancno sobo in zaprl "a
menoj vrata. Pc steklenih oma-
rah so bile zlozene razne ope-
racijske potrebscine, ma belo
pleskani mizi so stale prazne in
polprazne steklenice najrazlic-
nejse velikosti. Sredi sobe je
stal "konj', na katerega je mo-
raj zlesti tisti, XII ga zeli zdrav-
mix natanko preiskati. Oh oknu
je bila majhna pisalna mia, "a
MO je sedel v bell half zdrav-
mix. Dolg, koscen paznik z ma
breklim desnim licem (moz je
strastno zve6il tobak), je stal
ozadiu in cakal ukazov.
est te zdravi, Jerancic?" ?" je
prijazno vprasal doktor. Bill je
oni, XII je gumijasti rokavici
odoiral mrtvi Faniki oko.
"Hvala! A zbolim gotovo, &c
bo to Sc dolgo trajalo," e m
odgovoril.
"Verjamem YAM in vas ra-
zumem," Sc je smehljal. Nena-
donna Je vprasal:
"Ste bill re zaslisani cd pre-
iskovalnega sodnika?"
"Ze!"
este PRIMAL
"Ne razumem vas, gospod
doktor >"
"ze prav, ze," me je prekinil,
"potem pa morate patti, da Sc
ne zagovorite. Seveda, seveda,
to MISC malenkosti! Umor likvi-
dirajo navadno s smrtno kaz-
MILO. Pa ne DO tako hudo, lie ne
razburjajte Sc! Zbogom"'
Odpravil me je tako magic, da
nisem prav vedel, kdaj sem bill
zopet nazaj. Paznik je skrbno
gledal, da nisem spregovoril S
kakim jetnikom, in me je nemu-
donna sprawl "domov".
8. april in nadaljni dnevi
Preiskava je potekala We
liko natancnostjo. Zaslisan sem
bill vsak dan. Navadno so me vo-
dill k sodniku okoli pete ure po-
poldne in smo koncali vselej Sc
lie nekoliko pred osmo. Dasi nj
sem incl povedati nicesar no.
vega, sem moral vendarle vedno
in vedno ponavljati v bistvu ze
najmanj desetkrat premlete
stvari. Sodnik je primerjal mo-
jo izpoved z izjavami pric in
dolocal ma ia nacin nadaljno
smer preiskave. Yes cas- pa je
bill vljuden in prijazen ter Sc nj
niti enkrat posluzil metod, ka-
krsne so v praksi pri policiji.
Prizadeval sem 81, da mu kar-
moe olajsam delo z jasnimi, res
nicnimi in tocnimi podatki, ko-.
likor so bill Cd meme odvisni.
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ISCE Sc

D3 ali D5 licenco, poslop-
jem ali brez. Sc tudi zannenja
zidan bungalow. Zglasite Sc ma
153O8 Waterloo Rd., ali pokli-
cite KE. 1886. <a~ .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-08
Mali ogiasi
Y nloierr,

Sc odda stanovanje S 5 sobami,
zgoraj, . gorkoto. Odda Sc majh-
nj odrasli druzini. Ia naslov Sc
poizve v uradu Enakopravnosti.
Evening star., 1945-11-19
Fight Over Epirus.
/ Threatened in Greece
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATHENS, Greece, Nov. 1s.-More
than 100000 Greeks jammed his
toric Constitution Square today in
4 mass demonstration against Brit
ish and United States ofYers of rec
ognition of the Albanian govern
ment and shouted in unison I'VE
are going to fight" over Northern
Epirus.
Greek Orthodox Bishop Pantelei-
mon Of Argirocastro, Albania, told
the multitude that recognition OF
Albania was ridiculous" and "if the
Allies do not give 1t tNorthern
Epirus) to us through justice, we
shall take 1t by strength
The crowd took up his words and
chanted ridiculous"
Northern Epirus is the border area
now part Of Albania which Greeks
claim is historically, culturally and
ethnicaliy theirs. II has. been 4
part Of Albania since. 1914; was tax
en- by the Greeks in their fight with
the Italians In the war just closed
and reoccupied by the Axis when
the Germans oyerran Greece.
Seven streets leading to Constitu-
ton Square were packed with cheer
ing, shouting Greeks In what observ-
ers described as the biggest mass
demonstration In modern Greek
history. Leaders Of professional,
labor and scientific organizations
charged the Allies. were deserting
their ally Greece.
Halt 4 dozen crippled veterans
Of the Albanian Italian campaign
were lifted to the shoulders Of the
crowd amid shouts OF 'let the Allies
see It,"
Evening star., 1945-11-19
Six Killed , II Injured
As Bus-0verturns on
Utah Salt Flats
y the Associats Prssa.


WENDovER, Utah, Nov. Ia
Six men were killed and ~ persons
were injured In the wreck Of 4
Greyhound bus yesterday 46 mileS
east Of here on the salt fats. +
The early-morning travellers were
jolted from sleep and broke through
the bus windows, seeking safety,
when a tire blew out and the bus
'skidded on icy pavement, overturn-
ing and bursting into flames.
Driver Ernest Renfro, Elko, New, q
10-year veteran with the company,
who suffered back injury, said it
was foggy at the time of the crash
and the highway was extremely
slippery.
He was driving at normal speed,
he said,
Investigators arriving at the re-.
mote spot hours after the accident
were first to discover the charred
bodies Of the victims-four service
men, . member Of the Merchant
Marine and an unidentified civilian.
Names Of the military personnel
were withheld. Most of the injured
passengers continued their, journeys
after treatment. Those taken to
Salt Lake City hospitals were re-
ported in satisfactory or fairly good
condition.
Evening star., 1945-11-19
New First-Aid
Textbook Gives
Latest Methods

Some OF the things you learned
IN f1rst-aid class-tncluding press
ing with the fingers on arterial
pressure points to stop bleeding
are out OF date now.
The American Red Cross has an
nounced publication of q new first
aid textbook that changes the treat
ment Of shock, bleeding and burns.
The textbook cautions against "over-
jealous" application Of heat and
adds that stimulants ARE OF no
value to the victims Of shock"
To control bleeding, direct pres
sure into the wound with 4 sterile
compress is preferred to finger pres
sure on the arteries.
As for burns, tannic acid Is no
longer recommended. Ointment is
for first degree burns, but
sterile dressings are advised for
more serious burns.
The Red Cross explained that
many Of the changes grew out Of
experiences of the armed forces
during the war.
Evening star., 1945-11-19
Church Dedicates
Memorial Windows

Memorial windows honoring three
women long active in the congrega-
ton at st. Marsaret's Episcopal
Church, Connecticut avenue and
Bancroft place NV, were dedi-
Gated yesterday after the morning
service. The dedication ceremony
was conducted by the Rev. Armand
T. Eyler.
The three windows were placed in
honor Of Mrs. Josephine Parmley
Kelton. widow Of Brig. Gen. John
c. Kelton: Miss Josephine Kelton,
her daughter and Mrs, Lavinia
Haskin CASTOR, whose husband was
Brig. Gen. Joseph A. Gaston.y Mrs.
Kelton and Miss Kelton were MEM
bers Of the church since its organ
ization in 1895.
The windows were the gifts of
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley and Miss
Adelaide Kelton, daughters Of Mrs.
Kelton, and of DR.. William Haskiu,
brother Of Mrs. CASTOR. ...
Evening star., 1945-11-19
News Of District Area Men
In the Armed Forces

Wren, which arrived last Friday ut
Seattle, included:
Capt. Joseph C. benson, $500 Albemarls
Rhode Island avenue NE: To Alfred
Jones s2Is osorsia svenSs .r.N; NV; IT,, T,s
Waverly terrace NV.
Us JGseph ssrnet1s iaS9 4 street
M. Bibb Saturday
Promotions
John r. Schrader, jr., commander
of the 903d Antiaircraft Automatic
Weapons Battalion of the Panama
Coast Artillery Command, has been
promoted to lieutenant colonel. His
home is at 3l33 Connecticut avenue
NV.
Other area men to receive promo
tions include:
Ist LIEUTENANT.
Edear I. Mitchell jr., 157 Thirty-sixth
JOB john i +. crisler. AAF, 11ss South
h0Hss eosMlssfoAAEnn shnssf AAEl5nssSp q LIEUTENANT
eesss ss!E sE sss's5sits,S. new osi..as
Army AIR s.is; Z. Ii SERGEANT.
Jesse E; Davenport Airborne, COL
STAFF SERGEANT.
Raymond 8. Cole, Medical Corps, 4219
Fourth street NV.
place NV.
Maurice 8. ullmsn. Artillery. s4ab Con-
Eecticut avenue NV.
lnductees
The following 10 District men
have been ordered to report for in
duction into the armed forces today :
Francis G. Bowldins, Leroy W. Vincent.
John H. Wilcox, william Wright, Francis
A. Hsaley, Henry w. Boulden, jr.. Admiral
Jackson, Earnest W. Childs.