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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04

Bio je re dolgo prerokovano,
da DO predsednik Truman oseb-
je v drzavnem Department.
precej spremenil in da 90 moral
Edward R. Setttinius resignira-
tt. To je storil elm je bila kon-
ferenca zdruzenih narodov v
San Francisco zakljucena. Tru-
man ga je imenoval "a trajnega
nacelnika ameriSke delegacije
V tel novi ligi narodov. Stetti-
MUS, XII je bivsi nacelnik jeklar-
skega trusta, nj bill veSc diplo-
mat, pa Sc je ravnal zgolj 20
Rooseveltovih navodilih in ze-
liah. Truman pa rabi v tel slu-
zbi osebo, XII ina samostojnost
in pa izvezbanost V politiki.
Kot je bio pricakovati, je
sluzbo ~drzavnega tajnika dobil
James Francis Byrnes. On je IL
vezban V drzavniskih poslih.
Pod Rooseveltom je incl slu-
zbo nekakega pomoznega pred
sednika in bill je re clan sonata
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04
vedska-dezeIa
bIagostania in
negotovosti
SOCIALIST Sc UMAKNlLI IL KOALICIJSKE Wade.
N~EvTRALNOsT PRINESLA PROSPERiTETO, ZAMERE
I'M BOJAZEN PRED SOVJETSKO UNlJO. vELIKA
TAVKA v METALURClcNI INDUsTRul

Junija je odbor Svedske So
cial-demokratske stranke skle-
nil, ola ker je vojne konec nj "a
koalicijsko Waldo mic vec potre-
be in njeni ministri so Sc umak-
Mill IL ME. V parlamentu imajo
socialist Timed $50 poslancev
lis sedezev in komunisti IS
torej Skupno so vec kot vse
druge stranke.
Skrbi vzlic blagOstanju
Vzlic tel spremembi pa je
Svedska ma povrSju politicno
mirna in -njeno ljudstvo zivi
boljSe kot kjerkoli v Evropi.
Ameriski casnikar William H.
Stoneman piSe il Stockholma,
da ko prides danes ma Svedsko,
Sc ii zdi kot da 81 priSel V anne
riSko prosperiteto leta 1923.
Ma povrsju Sc ii zdi vse nor
malno in blagostanje je tolik-
sno, da je kar nevrjetno.
Ljudje zgledajo dobro hra-
njeni in fino obleceni. Boise
restavracije servirajo najboljSa
jedila in mesa je v Min ma IL
bro. Nordiska Kompaniet, XII
je cna najboljsih department
trgovin ma svetu, ina v zalogi
raznega blaga kakrsnega ne
mores kupiti mixer drugje v
Evropi, morebitno izjemo
Svice.
Lahko dobis taksi kadar ga
potrebujes in telefon DELUXE,
kar, hi sedaj zaman iskal v dru-
9Th evropskih dezelah.
Tako izgleda polozaj ma po-
vrSju. Je pa resnica, da live
Svedje visa ia leta boljSe kot pa
prebivalci katerekoli druge de-
zele V Evropi. A pod povrsjem
pa slika mi tako razveseliiva.
Ljudstvo je V dusevni napetosti
in V politicni negotovosti. Imo-
viii sloji pa imajo vrh tega Sc
strah pred 'rdeco nevarnostjo".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04
UNRRA J~ugosIaviji z
twill in bIag0m v
~preeejsnjo pomoc

Pomona akciia zdruzenih
narodov, kateri prispevajo
najveC Zed. drzave, BIO poslala
v drugi polovici tega leta Sc
slim obubozanim ljudstvom v
Evropi okrog 1895 600 metric
Nth ton raznih potrebSCin v
vrednOsti 1913, 600, 900.
Cd tega lie namenjenih Jugo-
slaviii 858,000 ton v vrednosti
S242, zoe, 900, Albaniji $1,000
(vrednost 19,O0O,O OO), Cehoslo-
vaski $4,000 ton ($196, 000,-
OOO), GrGiji 1,O34,0OO ton ($171,-
100000 Italiji $4,000 ton ($29,-
600, OOO) in Poljski $4,000 ton
v vrednOsti S256,OO0, 900.
Dali bOdO tie pOSiljatve res
tudi dOvrsene kOt je v naCrtu
UNRRA, je OdvisnO cd OkOlsCin.
Yeast manjka ladij, ali nasta-
nejo diplonaticne in pOlitiCne
razprtije, a primeri Sc tudi, da
nj blaga ma raZpolagO. Denar
zanj je dolocen, a zaloge ziveza,
medikalij in drugega blaga pa
SO preniZke in tako Sc posiljat-
We mia ali pa Sc Jill Zacasno
sploh ukine.
V prvi polovici tega leta je
bio cd UNRRA "a Jugoslavijo
d%olocenih 10000 ton ziveza in
drugih potrebScin v vrednosti
S47, 800, 600. Dali so bile tie po-
siljatve do konca junija tia tu-
di pOslane in razdane med pre-
bivalStvO, nam nj ZnanO. Stab
UNRRA v Beogradu je Stel me-
SEGA maja t. |. 50 Oseb. Naloga
teh uradnikOv je nadzirati de-
litev poslanih pOtrebScin in ko-
operirati z lokalnimi oblastmi.
MinulO pomlad je UNRRA
posiala v zitne predele JugOsla-
vie precei traktorjev kar v
ae%roplanih, ker je obstojala ne
varnOst, da vsled pomanjkanja
vprezne Irvine ostanejO pOlja
neObdelana. Nemci so MANFRED
vecinO kOnj, volov in gOvedine
we'll ma svOjem umiku s sabo
in kmetOm je bilo treba trak-
torjeV, akO SO hoteli Oranje in
setev dOvrSiti OBJ Gasu.
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- w
Po|iska pod novo
Waldo ma de|u
"a preporod
SOCIALIST v KOALICJSKEM REZIMU DOBRO
ZAsTOPANI. PROBLEM ANGLEZEv z ZAMEJNO
vLADO. POLISH REAKclONARCI Sc RUJEJO
"A UNIcENJE DEMOKRATICNECA SPORAzUMA

Dne 80. junija Sc je pricel v
Warsaw kongres poljske socia-
Listicne stranke, XII je bill prvi
Cd leta 1889. Nekaj konferenc
Sc je sicer vr5ilo tudi pref, bo-
dist ma Poljskem in V Londonu.
RazdOr med zamejci
SOcialisticna stranka ma, Poll
skem je bila reorganizirana LAM
in OBJ tel priliki je izdala mani
fest, V katerem je izrekla svoio
sOlidarnost z mednarodnim de-
laVStvom in prijateljstvo S So
VjetskO unijo. Vsled tega SO 10
njeni kritiki V inozemstvu o.
nacili "a orodje sovjetske Via
de. A ma ten kongresu je Ed
ward Osubka- Moravski, XII ie
predsednik poljske Wade, liza
vii, da je socialistiCna stranka
ma Poljskem samostojna in svo-
10 politiko usmerja s staliSca
dejanskega polozaja, ne pc ia
KEN, k~akrSnega 81 zamiSlja kdo
v zamejstvu cato so Sli social
Sti takoj Cd zacetka V lublinski
osVobodilni odbor, XII Sc ie po-
TEN spremenil v Waldo in Sc
p~reselil IL Lublina V VarSavo.
Zameina vlada v Londonu,
XII il naceljuje Tomaz Arciszew-
ski, pa je lublinski vladi odlo-
enc nasprotovala, jo proglasala
"a nelegalno in "a zgolj rusko
orodie. Ker sta poljsko Waldo v
Londonu V tenn staliscu podpi-
rale angleSka in ameriska Via
da, Russia pa Waldo V Warsaw,
Je bio treba najti reSitve in ia
ko je nastal med Stalinom, Roo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04

seveltom in Churchillom ma Sc
stanku ma Jalti sporazum, da
Sc Waldo v Warsaw razSiri tako,
da DO zastopala vse demokrat-
ske stranke ma Poljskem in da
pridejo V MO tudi nekateri cla-
nj zamejne Wade.
Toda nastalo ie toliko ovir,
da je priSlo do reorganizacije
varSavske Wade Sele koncem
junija. ze dolgo pref pa je ma
stall zaradi tega spora razdor
med poljskimi socialist V Lon
donu in V New Yorku. Ena stru-
ia je hotela, da Sc podpre stall
see ArciszeWskega "a vsako &C.
no, druga je sklenila, da je "a
Poljsko n~ajDoljSe, ako Sc izvrSi
sklep jaltske conference.
Arciszewski izgubiI
Vecina Wade, XII il naceljuje
Arciszewski, je zahtevala, da Sc
lublinske Wade ne prizna V no.
benem slucaju, pac pa, da Sc
omogoci zamejni vladi povratek
V VarSavo, ker lie ona je ustav-
ma. Med tenn je IL ME izstopil
prejSnji premier Stanislav Mi
kolajcek, XII je eden izmed CLAW
nih Voditeljev poljske kmecke
(Konec ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04

argentinsko Waldo sprejelo med
zdruzene narode in Sc 10 pova-
bio V San Francisco.
Tudi crnci MISC Byrnesa,
XII je IL South Caroline, mic kaj
veseli. Je pac juznjaski politik,
XII ne verjame V enakopravnost
crncev z belo raso.
V drzavnem oddelku SO tore
spremembe, toda vnanja politi-
ka ameriske Wade DO ostala
enako konservativna kot je bila
doslej.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04
Now ovti Sc bodo kmoIU
dobiIi

Avtna industrial DO smela v
drugi polovici tega leta izdelati
241,916 novih avtov, kvota "a
prve tri mesece prihodnjega le-
ia pa je 449 100 novih avtov.
Vsaka Timed desetih kompa-
Mi avtne industrije jih DO sme-
la izdelati cd omenjene skupne
kvote lie Mi doloceno stevilo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04
SLOVENSKI DAN

Govori pOslancev liz stare do.
moVlne, nastop skupnih pevskih
zDorOV, gOvori predstavnikov
oANSa in zabava. Pricetek shO.
ia popoldne. Vabljeni vsi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-07-04
CLEVELAND, Q.

' nedeljo 8. julia ma vrtu
druStvenega donna ma Recher
Ave. Euclidu
Evening star., 1945-12-14

Inner commander of the Maryland
National Guard air unit. Col. Tip.
ton was on a routine flight from
Detroit to Boiling Field, Washing
ton, at the time, Capt. James J.
johnson reported.
Capt. johnson said the cause OF
the crash was undetermined. The
flyers body is being shipped to
Baltimore for interment. The
widow, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Upton,
lives in Baltimore.
Col. Upton and associates recent
ly purchased the Curtiss- Wright
Airport in Baltimore, where he had
been active before World War II.
Col. Upton knew most of the
major aviation figures of the last
rs years, including Col. Charles
Lindbergh, Admiral Richard E.
Byrd, 1t. Gen. James Doolittle, and
the late Brig. Gen. William Mitchell,
and was closely associated with
many of them.
Col. Upton was born December
II, 1892, at Jarrettsville, in Hartford
County, and was graduated from
Western Maryland College in 1910.
During the World War, he shot
down several German planes in
France, and later was shot down
and taken prisoner for time. After
that conflict, he few a plane for
the Baltimore Evening Sun, and
wrote aviation articles.
Evening star., 1945-12-14
'ConciIiafors Seekino
New Ways 10 Settle
Greyhound Strike

Spokesman for the Cancellation
Service said today they are seeking
some procedure by which they can
expedite some form Of settlement
in the 43-day Greyhound bus strike
which has tied up bus transporta-
ton in Is States.
Efforts Of the Cancellation Service
broke down yesterday when COM
pany officials, representing Penn
sylvania Greyhound and Central
Greyhound, refused to accept either
Of the following procedures for an
agreement with 1000 striking driv-
ers and terminal employees:
l. Appointment of an impartial
arbitrator to hear both sides and
render decision binding both COM
panies and union.
Special Board Proposed.
2. appointment of a special type
of conciliation faet-finding board on
which not only public members but
representatives of company and
union would serve. Ordinary fact
finding boards are composed of three
or five public members only.
Representatives of the Amalga-
mated Association of Street Electric
Railway and Motor Coach Employees
Of America, AFL, agreed to accept
either of the above proposals. H. T
Colman, labor conciliator, said.
There were, it was learned today,
several suggestions made at yester-
days conference which could prove
feasible means of reaching some
sort of agreement.
Seizure Not Contemplated.
Suggestions apparently did not
include seizure of the two companies
by the Government, however, since
Edgar L. Warren, chief of the
conciliation service, said after the
conference he did not believe the
Government would take over the
Greyhound lines. He did tell re-
porters, he felt something can be
done
Yesterdays conference of company
and union officials was the third
called by conciliators to reach agree
ment on procedure. Company Off
Evening star., 1945-12-14
Congregational Units
In Clothing Drive

Eight Congregational churches In
the Washington area are receiving
used clothing for European relief in
IA drive sponsored by the Material
Aid Program of the Congregational
Christian Service Committee, Mrs
James H. Fleck, chairman of the
Women's Committee of the denomi-
nations Middle Atlantic Conference,
announced today.
The drive, which began December
g and will end December %, seeks
used garments of all kinds to send
overseas. The announcement said
blankets, sheets and pillowcases
should be clean and in good condi-
ton. 1t also stated that household
utensils are needed although break
able items should not be included.
Churches receiving the contribut-
tions are First, Tenth and G streets
NV, 9 am. to $50 pm. daily;
Mount Pleasant, 1410 Columbia road
NV, 9 am. to $50 pm. daily; Lin
coin Temple, 1701 Eleventh street
NV, 5 to 8 pm. Thursdays; Plym-
outh, Seventeenth and P streets
NV, 10 am. to pm. and 7 to 9
pm. Thursdays; Cleveland Park,
3400 Lowell street NV, all day next
Sunday and next Wednesday;
Ingram Memorial, Tenth street and
Massachusetts, avenue NE, 10 am.
to 3 pm. next Tuesday; Silver
Spring, daily at the parsonage at
1922 Pine Tree road, Silver Spring,
Md; Rock Spring, Little Falls and
Rock Spring roads, Arlington, Va,
8 am. to noon daily.
Mrs. Fleck also announced that
women of the Congregational
churches are participating in making
garments to be sent overseas for
children. Persons interested may
call Mrs. Fleck at Glebe O5S4 for
further information.
Evening star., 1945-12-14

Gals left tie Conference without
making any public statement of
their reasons for refusal.
It was reliably reported, however.
that they had opposed either ap-
pointment of an arbitrator or q
fact-flnding board on the ground
they had made the best possible
offer and that they feared either
an arbitrator or a board would
look upon this as a minimum to
be revised upward.
The companies have offered to
raise pay to 5.3 cents mile west
of Pittsburgh and 54 cents a mile
east Of Pittsburgh and a 10-cent-
raise for terminal and
garage employees.
The union has demanded 5.75
cents mile for drivers and a 80
per cent boost for garage and
terminal employees.
Evening star., 1945-12-14
laps Will Get
Ration of Sake
New Year
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TOKYO, Dec. 14.-Japan's har-
assed government peeked into its
nearly bare cupboard today and
promised, for the traditional, week
long New Year holiday:
Each resident will be permitted to
buy three pints Of sake (rice wine).
except for a single woman. They're
cut off with pint.
Smokers will be allowed to buy 80
cigarettes, and daily ration OF
four instead of the current three
promised for January.
Rationing also may be relaxed
slightly for the holidays on such
items as special rice for traditional
cakes, and fish and vegetables.
Evening star., 1945-12-14
1n Mrntnriattt
EDWARDS, SARAH r. Tn /

pemsEssss 4 our dear methel Il Iosiss sARAh 81
Seven aso odss %hs tbs ss IS
HER LoVfNG CHILDREN. '
JACKSON. MARY DAVIS. tribute OF
@ohe and MaRS Davs f c 9f sssT WIFE Vie
parted this n life six years ago today. Decem,
lust line of sweet remembrance.
,st suss sofae fmemory of fond dano,,t and true
HER pEySTEp H6ssAND sE i6Hs 5S1
ory Of my mother, MRS. SUSIE JACKSON
day. December IA. 1943.
To-Day our home chain has been broken.
ones know the pain.
Sad and sudden was the call.
w Il swayys Hyea nssr BY an
DEv3TEp ANn T.Mf}N s9NN, GARFIELD W. SMITH
LEWIS, ROBERTA VIRGINIA. Sacred
& fsW dfsS g0nse Rsc Gs aed
ten years ago today. December IA. 1885.
Today Is a day Of remembrance
And many regrets,
day we will always remember
ADA .ss AND SG5a iS[fs's
PERRY. EvANGELINE rALBERr. In
EVANGELiNE TALBERT PERRY. who lett
u 1923: sixteen years ago today December IA
A precious one from us has gone.
A, voice we loved is stilled
A place is vacant in our midst
aEoKGh ef! e. RfVf5 PERRY fae be pEkfA 5isd PERRY
EEyyAAnHGEL1NE P. HILL, REGINALD r
PERRY. EyANGELTNE TALBERT. In
Il PERR year who sstsr ds
parted TINS iiie sixteen years ago today,
HER peEvo5TiEEDD SISTER. NER1ssA v
RICHARDSON. FANNIE. In sad memory
@. 81 NNv oHr ger pIr. m9tneL and grandmother.
one year ago today, December IA. 1914
Sleep on. dear mother and grandmother:
We all loved you, but God loved you best,
LGYEHa DkEs. CHILDREN AND dR1NDcH1I-
STEWART, MELvINA CARTER. In sad
Ne G % 8 srEWART ~ sft0'sf sho wts de-
parted this life one year ago today, De-
cember IA, 1914.
How dear. how near, her memory.
How close, how sweet. it stays,
To. watch above her loved one
And guide me through the days
And perfect. too, each thought of her,
Her own dear love is with me stiu,
To bless the way ! go.
The God who gave has taken
And Heaven she has won;
Although my heart is broken,
! will say, Gods will be done"
HER HUSBAND. CHESTER M. STEWART,
ANP ANEu, 81 SISTER IN LAW. RuNETTA
husband PARk @ " " whDE * Re~4ls %Go Of passea ms
away six years ago today. December IA
1899. HIS WIFE. DOLORES WADE
WALLACE, SARA F. In devoted memory
of our dear aunt, SARA F, WALLACE. who
slipped into everlasting slumber six years
ago today. December IA, 1899.
Six years is such long time
To be away from one so dear:
No one knows how We miss you
And long to have you here.
Some may think we have forgotten
When at time they see us smile
But little do they dream of the hearta ches
That the smiles hide all the while.
LOVING NIECES AND NEPHEW. ESTELLE.
RUTH, JAMES.
memory of my dear mother. MARY Z,
WELLS. who left me two years ago today.
December IA. 1943.
The love YOU gave me many years
Shall never from me depart:
Though you are gone beyond my reach.
You are always in my heart
Although your soul is now at rest
And free from care and pain.
This world would seem like Heaven
II | had you back again.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. BURTIE.
Evening star., 1945-12-14
Complete Town Offered
For Sale as Surplus

BY the Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Oreg.-The Govern
ment is offering a town for sale.
The Reconstruction Finance Corr
Office here announced the town
complete with churches, stores, fas
tory and houses for 1000 persons
has been declared surplus.
The town, between Las Vegas anc
Boulder Dam, New, was used to
produce magnesium during the war
Evening star., 1945-12-14
Col. Upton, Ex-Head
Of Maryland Guard
Flyers, Dies in Crash
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 14.-Col.
William D. Upton of the I'd Army
Air Forces headquarters at Colorado
Springs, Colo, was killed when his
PAT fighter plane struck hill near
Adena, Ohio, Wednesday, a public
relations officer announced here to-
day.
The accident occurred one day
after the SD birthday of the colonel,
Evening star., 1945-12-14
In Mrmnriant

ADDISON, ANNIE VIRGINIA. In sad
but loving remembrance of our dear moth
er, ANNIE VIRGINIA ADDISON, who
passed away three years ago today. De-
cember IA, 1912.
If all the world was ours to give.
Wed give 1t, yes, and more,
To see the face OF our dear mother
Come through the door.
Just when life was sweetest,
And we could have lived our best,
The gate of Heaven opened
And God took her home to rest.
Often to the grave we wander,
Flowers to lay with gentle care
over the one We loved so dearly.
Who is peacefully sleeping there.
We often sit and think of her
When we are all alone,
For memory is the only thing
HER LovfNG SONS pAUGHTER AND
SATHERiNE; MARaARET' IRENE. Ma.
BRUCE. BETTY; In loving memory OF
three years ago today, December IA. 1912
I do not mind the clouded way.
The bitter winds the beating rain;
How lightly I will bear my load
II 1t means meeting you again.
The years may trail their loneliness
Into a lifetime dark with pain:
But sorrows hand will lightly press
If 1t means meeting you again.
Ine separating touch OF death
May fall. but I do not complain;
There will be Joy in my last breath,
For 1t means meeting you again.
YOUR DEVOTED NIECE, ELIZABETH
tBETTY) TYLER.
BUNDY. ATTORNEY JAMES F. Sacred
to the memory of our beloved husband and
father, Attorney JAMES F. BUNDY. who
departed this life thirty-one years ago to-
day. December IA, 1914.
He built with wisdom. Lord, with love.
precious temple where your love did
shine;
He built not with narrow door or window,
Lord, the temple of his hearts design.
But rooted in beauty, his life's house stood
In simple welcome to the passerhy,
Walled with quiet confidence. as full
OF peace and healing as an evening sky
He built with courage, Lord. and strength,
place of refuge and a place of peace.
Against whose door no tumult could prevail
Within whose gate all strife and tumult
ceased.
Not raised in splendor on some distant hill
In lonely worship was his hearts home
But on the busy thoroughfare of life,
little house, secure and neighborly.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, DELLA, AND
DELLA. JOSEPH, Jr., AND MARY ANN. .
Evening star., 1945-12-14
Anurilittn

LUBER, ROBERT G. Unyeilinr of a
memorial to, ROBERT. G. LUBER. on Sun
day. December 16, 1a45. at pm at
Ohov Sholom Cemetery. Anacostia. Friends
invited. ROSE S. LUBER
Evening star., 1945-12-14
Mrnturial Srrutrrs

RAsCHE. GARNO REYNOLDS. Me-
mortal services for the late GARNO
REYNOLDS RASCHE. beloved wife of Mai
Herbert H. Rasche and mother of Edward
Der is, 1915. at pm. at the Rock
Spring Congregational Church, corner
Arlington, Va. Friends are invited to
Evening star., 1945-12-14
Garh nf Thanks

OLDHAM, JOHN w. The family of the
late JOHN w. OLDHAM wishes to express
deepest appreciation to its many friends.
neighbors and relatives for their kind ex-
pressions of sympathy and beautiful floral
tributes
Evening star., 1945-12-14

Quality Walter Reed Post, No.
2S4, and Honor Guard, Vet
Grams OF Foreign Wars, are
notified of the death of our
comrade, CHARLES D. FATE,
and requested to attend serv-
ices at s pm. on Friday, De-
1945. at w. w. Deals funeral
Evening star., 1945-12-14
Draths

ELKINs, IRENE ELIZABETH On Thurs
DAY, December 13, 1945, at her residence,
370l Military road NV, IRENE ELIZA
BETH ELKINS beloved wife OF Philip Dean
Elkins. mother of Henry Morgan Elkins
and Robert Dean ElkinS. Friends may
cal at the V. L. Speare Co. funeral home,
1909 H st, NV. Requiem mass for the
repose of her soul will be said on Satur-
day, December 15 at 9:3o am, at the
Church of the Blessed Sacrament, Chevy
Chase Circle. Interment private. IA
FABRIZIo, MARIA MICHELA. On Thurs
day. December l3, 1945, at her residence,
l221 Decatur st. NV. MARIA MICHELA
FABRIZIO, beloved wife of Francisco
Fabrizio, mother of Michael Fabrizio, Mrs.
Teresa Radice, Mrs. Jean NJ Lozupone,
Frank Fabrizio, Mrs Grace Federico, An
thony Fabrizio and Mrs. Marian Vallario
Notice of funeral later
FATE, CHARLES d. On Wednesday,
December u, l945, at Mount Alto Hos
pital, CHARLES D. FATE, beloved husband
Of q, Daisy Bell Fate Funeral from the w
Saturday, December 10, at 10 am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery. IA
Evening star., 1945-12-14

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funeral home, 29O1 I4th st. NV on Mon
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Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 10
Evening star., 1945-11-24
Smith Granted Appeal
In Housekeeping Case
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Trainer
Tom Smith yesterday appealed his
one-year suspension on a charge of
administering a drug to one of the
horses in his care and will be given
an open hearing, probably next
month, before the State Racing
Commission and two stewards of
the Jockey Club.
The appeal was made Is days
after the veteran trainer of the
Maine Chance Farms Stable of Mrs.
Elizabeth Graham-leading money
winning stable in America this year
had his license revoked. Commits
sion and Jockey Club stewards
charged ephedrine was administered
to the 3-year-old maiden Magnific
Duel before he won a 6-furlong
sprint at Jamaica November /.
Smith, under whom Seabiscuit be-
came the turf's highest money win
ner half dozen years ago until
succeeded by Whirlaway, was re-
placed as Maine Chance trainer by
Roy Waldron after his suspension
Under Smiths handling, the horses
of Mrs. Graham-known to the
cosmetic industry as Elizabeth Arden
won more than so races and more
than half million dollars this year.
Evening star., 1945-11-24
Tribe Shorpens Pass Defense
ToCheck Air-Minded EuoIes

Sherman has the Tribes number
he'll yank the vets and put rockies
in their place. This means we NAV
see Bill de Correvont, Buggsy
Bagarus and Bob de Fruiter. plus
the veteran Merlyn Condit, playing
defensive as we'll as offensive roles
Bagarus, of course, will be en-
ployed as downfield threat of the
Tribe is unable to dent the Eagle
line with Condit, Atkins and De Cor
revont. For the first time since the
start of the season, perhaps, the
Redskins are in excellent strategica]
position with a wealth of talent to
throw every device of offense at
the Eagles.
Tribe Faces Tough Task.
At the same time the Skins must
stop Steve Van Buren, Mel Bleeke1
and Gil Steinke on the ground ano
keep the Eagles from passing over
them. That means full afternoon s
work for Joe Aguirre, Wayne Mill
ner, Doug Turley and Tom Milner
at the flanks. If they can turn in
the Philadelphia attack, it'll be ur
to the line-and the secondary. The
latter is most important, particularly
from the passing angle.
Meanwhile, Cleveland, with the
Western title in the bag, will be
watching the proceedings with in.
terest from the sidelines. The Rams
after walloping Detroit last Thurs
day to put an end to the Western
race, have an off day.