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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-17

Sedanje stanje kaze, da bono
imeli v Sloveniji razmeroma do
bro sadno letino. Po porocilih "a
mesec junij DO pridelek jabolk
ponekod cello prav dober, ceprav
je razvoj sadja zaradi suse in
Fsadnih skodljivcev trpel. Sedaj
SO prva jabolka ze dozorela.
Vendar je sadie, XII ga bono po-
trosili sproti, "a pravo sadno tr-
|govino nina velikega pomona.
Tembolj Sc moramo pripravi-
I'll, da bono dobro obrali, odku-
pill, prodali oziroma vskladisGi-
Ii zimska jabolka, XII jih imamo
najyee in XII so "a prehrano maj
vaznejsa, ker SO najtrpeznejsa.
Kadar je v Sloveniji dobra
sadna letina, pridelamo 5000 do
10000 vagonov sadja. Cd tega
smo ga obicajno izvozili v tujino
1900 do $500 vagonov. Te Ste
vilke nam povedo, da bo veliko
della S shranitvijo in vnovcenjem
letosnje sadne letine, posebno,
ker moramo stremeti, da bono
dobro gospodarili 9 elm vecjo
kolicino sadja. To bo v korist
sadjarja, .potrosnika in vsega
nasega gospodarstva.
Sadjarju mora dobro vnovGe-
ME sadja ma domaeem in tujem
trgu zagetoviti primerno placi-
10 "a njegov trud, da DO v bodo-
&c Sc z vecjim veseljem negoval
svoje sadno drevje. Potrosniku,
predvsem delovnemu cloveku in
mladini, mora biti omogoceno,
da 81 DO lahko nakupll c1m vec
sadja, ker je uzivanje sadja in
vseh sadnih izdelkov zdravju ze-
10 koristno. -
Pred vojno je potrosil vsak
prebivalec Slovenije povprecno
TX do ~ kilopramov sadia ma le-
to. &c primerjamo naso potros-
MO potrosnjo drugih drza-
yah in upostevamo vaznost sad
ia "a prehrano, potem 81 bono
prizadevali, da bono to povpree-
je dvignili vsaj ma dvojno visino
in Sc visje. Nase narodno gospo-
darstvo pa bo imelo velike ko-
risti cd sadne htine, ker Sc DO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-17

po eni strani olajsala prehrana,
po drugi strani pa bono dobili
"a sadie, prodano v tujino, vaz-
ne devize.
Nasa oblast je pokazala Ia
koj popolno razumevanje "a vse
potrebe in tezave sadjarstva,
ker je pravilno ocenila njegovo
veliko vaznost. Ne gre pri tenn
samo "a strokovno izobrazbo
sadjarjev in pomoc " orodju in
skropivu. Predvsem je vazna IT,
sta pozornost, XII je mas sadjar
doslej strani drzave nj nikoli
uzival. Danes sc oblast zanima
tudi "a sadno trgovino, torej "a
najvaznejso stran sadjarstva, "a
memo gospodaske osnovo, cd
katere je dejansko odvisno vse.
Kaksne so bile razmere v sad
nj trgovini pred vojno, vsi dobro
vemo. Sadjar je bill prepuscen
zasebnemu trgovcu, XII je pobral
|glavni delez zasluzka, velikokrat
pa je cello zasluzil vec kakor sad
jar sam, XII je vse 1eto skrbel "a
drevje. Nase kakovostno sadie
|nikoh nj doseglo tiste Gene, XII
bi jo lahko, ker Sc je posveGala
veliko premajhna pozornost do
bremu obiranju, sortiranju in
pakiranju. Dejansko pa sc mo-
ra resnieno prava skrb "a sad
jarstvo zaceti prav pri teh vpra-
sanjih, XII edna omogocajo z do
brim zasluzkom tudi dober ma
Ipredek.
Letos Sc nasi sadni trgovini
z znatnimi uspehi uveljavlja dr..
zavno trgovsko podjetje s sad.
jem Sadie" d. d. Kakor vsem
drugim drzavnim podjetjem tudi
temu nj namen trgovski dobi-
eek, temvec je glavno vodilo ME
govega della korist proizvajalca
in potrosnika. Sadie" d. d. mo-
ra svojim sodelovanjem v sad
nj trgovini onemogociti Spekula-
clio, obenem pa sadjarju zago-
toviti, da DO mogel svoj pridelek
zadovoljivo prodati.
Odkup tako velikih kolicin
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-17

|Aadja, kAkor jih DO letos na rax-
polago potrosnji, pa nj tako pre-
pr0sta zadeva, ker zahteva We
lik odkupni aparAt, obenem pa
izkusnje. Zlasti teh letos Sc ne
bo dovolj, ker sc izvaja ia akcija
v takem pryic. s primerno spret-
nostjo in prilagodljivvostj pa
DO vendarle, o TEN smo prepri-
Gani, mogoce premagati vse te-
lave.
Kar Sc aparata tice, v tenn ne
bo posebnih tezkoc, ker bo pri
.odkupu sodeloval zadruzni SEX
tor. Neposredni odkup sadja cd
Iproizvajalca so prevzele nabav-
ljalno-prodajne zadruge, XII ina
jo danes svoje poslovalnice ze
po vsej sloveniji. Zadruge so do
tega della upravicene ze po svo-
jem namenu. Tako bodo oprav-
ljale tudi drugi del svoje funk
|cije in bodo blago ne samo po-
|sredovale potrosniku, temvec ga
|pri proizvajalcu neposredno tudi
kupovale.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-17

vas je dobrih misli, cistega sr-
ca In posteno ravna, maj poloN
kazalec desne roke tn semkaj
poleg mojega ma kraje!' vse
1ostrmi, nihce ne vprasa zakaj,
vsak molce polozi kazalec des-
nice ma odkazano mesto - tu-
di menih nj izostal. Tihota ka.
kor v grobu nastane po hisi,
mis- bi Sc bila slisala teci in si-
vanka pasti. Vsakdo caka, kaj
fda bo! Tone nadaljuje, Kapol
proti menihu obrnjen: "Kdor IL
med vas nosi orozje 8 seboj, maj
je tu prostovoljno odlozi, kaj-
tt ne spodobi Sc v tako prijazni
in veseli druzbi, kakor smo, obo-
rozenemu sedeti. Ako hi pa do
tieni tega ne hotel, maj v imenu
bozjem nemudoma zapusti mas
in to mirno podstresje."
Vse je tho. sosed pricakuje,
kdaj bo sosed segel v Yep in od-
lozil orozje. Ker Sc pa lie nihce
ne oglasi, poudari Tone nekoli-
ko krepkeje: "Bolje bi bilo one
mu, pristavljam se enkrat, da
sam radovoljno odlozi orozje,
kakor da ga pri MEM najdemo,
kajti posadili bi ga pod kap!'
Fantje prieno mrmrati. Vsak
sc zaklinja, da nina razen svo.
1 jega navadnega noza prav mic
orozju podobnega pri sebi. Tu.
di menih Sc zagovarja, da mic
ne We, eemu bi prav MENU uteg.
milo hasniti orozje, ker sta mu
Re sveta obleka Bogu posvece.
mega stanu in pa stanovska sve.
tn znana revseina pac najbol.
varni spremljevalki krizem sve.
ia in popolnoma prav ina Tone
ako terra, da Sc v druzbi orozje
odlozi, katero morda kdo ma
skrivnem seboj nosi. Tako SO
delali malikovalci, nikdar pa ne
kristjani.
Vsak je Sc vedno fiscal prst
ma kraje Tonetovega klobuka,
nestrpno cakaje, kdaj in kako
Sc resi- grozna slutnja. Godrnja-
ME in nevolja postaja eedalje
vecja, Tone Sc enkrat ostro po.
udari: "Da Sc zares preprieamo,
da smo sami postenjaki skupaj
da nj sleparja med nami, hoee.
mo sreckati. zenske so izvzete
vsak drug pa, kogar srecka "a.
dene, sc mora dati do koze pre-.
iskati, &c res nina orozja pr
sebi."
"Bodi!' cuje Sc cd vseh stra-
nj hkrati, "ako tudi Sc danes
kaj takega silno malo spodobi. y
Menih je med tenn svoj prst
umaknil, v znamenje, da Sc nj
kakor ne strinja z ravnokar
stavljenim predlogom, kar pa
Tonetu nikakor nj odslo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-17
DeIo dobi zensko

Stalno delo dobi zenska srednje
starosti "a cistiti kfubove pro-
store oh jutranjih urah. Dobra
mesecna plaza. Ako katera zeli
imeti delo nekoliko ur ma dan,
ma j sc zglasi v uradu Kluba
drustev SIND ma St. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-17

v elovecanski namen. "a
ofrosko bolnico v Sloveniii,
lahko oddaste vas namenjeni
delez tudi' v uradu Enako-
pravnosti."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-17
Veteran in neves+u

zelita dobiti v najem stanova-
ME g., 3. ali 4. sobami; ma
vzhodni strani mesta. Kdor ina
"a 'oddati, maj blagovoli pokliee
Andy Sila, PO 1928.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-17

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ssAnH tpfvD konveneia SANS . spk
sslanda bi kvotjni ssdet Ea1nn4 s1ssrni
cAsTru cIASu.
castni predsednK: LOUIS ADANfIC, milford, MIa
castn. pdpredsdna: MARIE PRIsLAp ssl Diasham Avsnue
ShebSysAn WA
Kern AVE. Cssvsaaa4 3 ohao
EKs1xUT1vE
r1slssann: ETBM 81. Haven
Dsdprsan: JANKO ROGEI eses schsAs Cleveland o.
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Illinois
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Blssan VINCENT Chicago
zapunkar JACOB ZUPAN 1Aoo So Lembazd Ave. Brwyn M
c4ani:
Ixo yuayovrc ,s4s W. ssnd n, Chicago & m
u ANTON KRATENC, W. Chuags q
LEOPOxD KUsHLAN, Ohio.
ALBnsA NOvAK, e117 81 Clair Avn, Cleveland 8 0his.
FRANK ZAITz, :s01 So. Lswndas Ave, Chicago u, n.
H.. NADzoRN oDBoR:
LOUIS zEIkzNKAR predsednn ss1 N Chicago St, Joliet III
JOSIE AAknAJSEK 7ees Ave, Cleveland Ohio.
JOSEPH zAvERTNIK, 500 Tenany I'd, EnslewoOd NJ
s:... sIRsI oDBoR
ANTON DEBEvC, 1899 St. sheboygan, Wk
JOSEPH +. DURN, 156o5 Waterloo ID, 10 Ohe
THERESA GERZEI, ss4 Erie W. Aiquippa Pa.
AtrnoNY JERsiN ls7s wa.hinston 81, Dsnvs, Colo
MATH KEBE 413-57h ],
FRANK KLUNE, es4-srd St. n. w. Chisholm, MINI.
HELENA KUBAR, Kenilworth Berwyn,
KATHERLNE KRAIZ, 1855 Hawthorne Ave, Detroit Mich
John KvARTICH Station ct, Brdgevlle,
JOHN POLLOCK. 24465 Lakeland Blvd, Noble, Ohio.
Brooklyn, N
ANTOnETTE sndC1CH Cleveland
THERESA spECK, 1858 Rosa Ave, St. Louis 1e Mo.
VALENTINE STROJ 1910 N. Holmes indianapolis,
JOHN M. SToNICH, 1884 Cedsr st, Pueblo Colo
ANDREW vIDRICH, 706 Forest Ave, Johnstown Pa
ANTON ZBASNIK, A. F. U. Bldg, EytNdinn
JOSEPH ZORC, 104s Wadsworh Ave, No. Chicago. Ill.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-26
30 Graduate
From School

Yesterday at 1000 in the
morning, thirty pupils graduated
from the Division street elemen-
tary school
After the procession, Miss
francis Mcggs gave the welcom-
ing address. The chorus sang NV
Own America and every one in
the chorus was of the senior
class.
The class prophecy was given
by Betty Conant and Dora May
Hopkins followed by a duet by
Yolando Puebla and Francis
Meggs. Another class prophecy
was given by Jay Gould Riggs.
i Love a Little Cottage" by
OHara was sung by the gradual
ing class.
Professor Hamilton pesented
the students with their diplomas
and the p. T. A. award was Civ
en-, for the outstanding boy AMI
girl of the class. to Miss Francis
Meggs and Jay Gould Riggs.
To conclude the program, two
folk songs were sung bv the
chorus. the Dancing Song" and
Morning Comes Early.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-26
$4,000 In
Bldg. Permits
In Week Issue
SEARS ROEBUCK REMODEL
LING, NEW HOME. REFRIG-
orator PLACE. TWO Re-
MODELLINGS INCLUDED

Total of $24,585 was issued II
building permits during the
week, Building Inspector Enrol
Sawyer announced.
H. Baer will erect a refrigera-
tor place at 903 Duval Street
which will cost $4,000.
!. George. F. Curry will con-
struct a contrete block res dencc
for $4,000 at 1910 Olivia street.
w. @. Cope of lilo Grinneif is
remodeling his place at a cost
of $1,000. "~ts"
An extension permit for $4,000
was issued TO F. S. Rodgers on
Avenue E near Goth street.
Sears Roebuck and Company,
corner Fleming. and Simonton,
shelving and repair for $1,000.
Other small repairs follow:
Harry Albury, 1103 Watson
street, fence, $500.
c. Bezanilla, SIT Elizabeth ST.,
servants room, 100000.
E. P. Winter, 1921 Walton ST.,
repair, $4,000.
Louis Alfario, 1872, Whitehead
ST., bath room, $4,000.
A. Villate and Sons, Front and
whitehead ST., cold storage,
S6OOOO
Louis Torres, rear $50 John
son lane, build room, 100000.
Mr.. Cobo, 1107 Duval ST.. re-
pair porch, $4,000.
Centre Asturiano, Duva1 ST.,
build counter, $125.OO.
E. A. Robeg1S9 1870 Whitehead
ST.. rear, repaiks, S$r0e.OO.
Frank Saunders, 9O8 Southland
|. ST, [feneeI $3oppNOT
Paul Lumley, 512 Fleming ST.,
shelving and partition, $4,000.
L L. C, aWoodberfyt sg26 Eaton
ST., fence, $4,000.
S. H. Kress & Co., 500 Duval
ST., new doors, $4,000.
Louis Larson, 1915 Petronia
ST, repa RS, $4,000.
c. w. Robinson, 1920 Pine ST.,
front porch, $4,000.
I. Carmona, 410 Virginia St,
bath room, $4,000.
Dan Navarro. COL Duval ST.
remodeling, 100000.
Cabana Bar, 6O5-607 Duval ST.,
remodeling, $675.0O.
Rosie Hall, lib Whitehead
ST., repairs, $4,000.
Arthur Mulberg, SIT Duval
St, repa r cutters, $4,000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-26
Commissioners Vote To
Allow Beach Lift Railway
Vote Unanimous; Fisher
menF or. Hotel Associa7
a,tionu Against; I'm Circuit
Court Now

In another verbal battle city
comission last night passed q
resolution amending the city Zon-
ing ordinance for lot 4 Tract I
from ALB area to Industrial A
area. This includes the property
at TIT North Beach owned by
George Gomez where a lift rail
way for boats is being construct
ed:
Attorney Enrique ESquinaldC
gave a petition with 81 names
on it favoring the lift railway
as benefit to the city and stat
ing that they had no objection
to it. The property owners arc
in the vicinity OF Comets rail
way. Mr.. Esquinaldo pointed out
that the railway was not a mar
inc railway but merely aa"lifp
for small boats that painting arc
repairs may be made to them
He said that in the area already
were other business which IN
clude a coffee shop, a beer and
wine sparior, a swimming pool, q
lunch stand, a filling station, 9
fish bait house and the9lcity
stump. 'J"'7a Hi19q ianlj
H. Mr.. Esquinaldo pointed out
thatAth are MANY ways in
which a riparian 'owndr can con
test &iirHiting o. hi1 property ane
that there was 40 railway open
to the general public at present
except one that is damned to
capacity. West Coast Fishermen
Association endorsed the project
as most needed by fishermen.
Against the proposition was a
lawyer who stated that petit
tior with Is property owners IN
lust the track in question lot Sho
entire north beach area which
are a majority Of property own
ers affected in the tract had pre-
sented a petition against the
railway. He stated that there
was litigation in Circuit Court
now en- the question.
Letter was read from Edgar
L. Sanchez stating that his fam
ilv had MANNED to. estahhsHi a
hotel at North BEACH and New
ton streets but that they Would
not do SO if the zqnqing ordinance
were amended in this respect.
Owner of tbe North, Beach
Hotel protested that he has made
a substantial Investment in the
hotel paid high WAGES and that
this was all done in trust that
the coming laws would not he
amended in this area. He plead
ed that the law in the tract in
question be continued, Hotel
mems Association also entered a
letter stating their objection to
the change.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-26
George Smathers
Announces For US
Representative
OPPOSES PAT CANNON; WAR
VETERAN SAYS KEY WEST
SHOULD RECEIVE MORE.
CONSIDERATION

Visiting The Citizen today was
George Smathers. who announced
for the first timerin any newspa-
per in the state his candidacy for
representative in Congress, 4th
Congressional District, against
present representative Pat Can
non.
Mr.. Smatherst said that ne was
glad to see again all his Univer-
sity of Florida schoolmates. He
said he. thought that the time
has arrived tochave "a young, en-
ergetic representative in Con-
gces who will g6h after projects
lor this disrrlct.E He said that he
knew of few projects Pat Can
non has pushed through con-
gress of his own initiation.
A war veteran with overseas
service in the Marine Corps, Mr.
Smathers went through the in
vasions of Munda, Bouganvilles,
Admiralties and Manus.
Known in Key. West for his
successful prosecution of "red
light" district madams here as
assistant u. S. District Attorney,
Mr., Smathers enjoyed a fine rec
ord in that office. Besides the
prostitution case, Mr.. Smathers
has also prosecuted in other cas-
cs here. Mr.. Smathers has also
held the position of assistant U. S.
Attorney General.
His complete platform will be
announced later; but Mr.
SmatherS said today, YAll
peoplesgshould ereceive equal rep
resentation5 in this district. Key
West with, its strategic location
is entitled TO q,eceive more con
sideration than it has thus far
gotten" T'-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-26
Proceedings ToVdidatG S25O,OOO
Bonds for'kGy West Beach Filed
Yesterday By County Attorney
SUMMONS TO BE SERV-
ED ON STATE ATTOR-
NEY'S OFFICE TO
TEST VALUATION

Yesterday afternoon the Mon
roe CO.. commiss, oners held
meet make final prep
arations Jr the issuance OF
S25O,000 in bonds to build u
beach in Key West, and the
commissioners legal. advisers
immed ately instituted proceed
ings in the circuit court with a
view to having the bonds vail
dated.
The resolution adopted con-
tanned a provis on that the in
tcrest on the bonds shall not be
more than four and one-half per
cent, but the commissioners fix
cd the interest at three and one
quarter per cent.
Now that the validation pro-
Cccdings are fixed, a summons
W II be served, through Sheriff
Berlin A. Sawyer, on the state
attorneys office in this district
for the purpose of having the
state contest the validity of the
bonds. That is the general pro-
cedue, so that pond buyers may
be assured that the bonds have
met every requ rement of the
law
Assistant State Attorney Will
i'm V. AIbury, who will repre-
sent the state attorneys office
in the case, said today that he
viii maintain, among the objec-
t ons he will file, that not
'n'ajority of ''rreeholders who
ere qualified electors as re-
Gently specified by the supreme
court in the Miami Beach bond
case, participated in the election
held on December II on the
$250000 bond proposal.
Mr.. Albury expla ned that,
basing his opinion on a certifica-
ton that Supervisor of Registra-
ton John England made to the
Monroe County School Board for
the school millage election held
december 4, he est mated the
number of freeholders who are
qualified electors in this county
At more than 1900.
He pointed out that Mr.. Eng
kinds certification gave 1885
names to the school board o.
residents in the county who
liver .ualife ed TO vote in the
school election. That list CON
l.tainedi3 thea names of residents
that riaid personal taxes only.
g3jiI{e nbted that registration for
4I1ed bond election was only 6l4,
and that. of that number, only
415 voted, 277 for bonds and 1873
against bonds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
With NOt()nB Objection
INCREASE OF $37.382 IN
TAXATION, KING DE-
CLARES: STATES OBJ
JECTIONS

There were no objections to
the city budget for this calendar
year presented at the public
hearing held by the city COM
mission last night.
When no one stood up to OBJ
ject to the budget, City Manager
King, who designed the budget,
with suggestions by the city
finance director and city COM
mission stated that he wished
TO state some objections he had
to it.
Mr.. King said that there was
an $4,000 item for debt service,
d $4,000 item for the Municipal
Hospital, $5,76O item for d
truck, q 81 ,567 item for a street
sweeper, $4,000 for pensions,
$29,l00 for general debts on
past due accounts, $500 for the
Health Unit, $4,000 for welfare
and advertising, $4,000 for Stad-
ium and Parks, $5,033 for repair
work to Grinnel Street, 1898
for repa + work to Grinnel street
opposite MOB. These and others
were all items which were not
placed in the budget by the
city manager, Mr.. King said but
which were necessary to con-
tinue the city.
Total of the budget is $491, $40
with S280,390 to be raised by
taxes and the remainder of
S2ll,OO0 to be raised by other
means of revenue. This is an
increase in taxat on of $37, 1892,
Mr.. King said, land regarding
the $2ll,000 figure which must
be raised by other revenue | can
do 1t but it IS stretching finances
to the final point. l will welcome
any one stating that any item
IN the budget can be made to
cost less" js..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-01-26
Gerald Saunders
Announces For.
h Commissioner
ASPIHANT FOR MEMBER OF
p COUNTY COMMISSION FROM
FOURTH DISTRICT IN MAY
PRIMARY

Appearing elsewhere in to-
days issue will be found the for
NAL announcement of Gerald
Saunders for the office of County
Commissions. OF the Fourth Dis
trict, subject to the May Demo
cratic Primary.
Mr., Saunders, one of the most
active young men in the civic,
fraternal and religious life of
the community, recently COM
pleted a four year. period of SER
vice as "a lalnember of the City
Council, serving. throughout the
duration of World War II. The
latter part of his second term
he served as President of that
governing body His experience
gained during this time should
stand him in well should the
voters first nominate him and
later elect him to the office
which he now seeks. His active
interest and activities along all
lines for the betterment of this
community are SO well known to
the average citizen as not to
merit mention here.
In discussing his candidacy
with a representative of The
Citizen today, Mr.. Saunders had
the following to. say: .-. -
There have been citizens who
have been kind enough to utter
complimentary remarks concern
ing my efforts during my tenure
of office as a city councilman
They have further limited the
possibility that / might be Of
further service to my community
and county as a member of our
County. Commission from the
Fourth District. After due
thought and consideration l have
decided to offer myself for the
Democratic Nomination for this
office to be held in May. Should
the members of my lifelong
party select me as their nominee
and later elect. me to office, ]
have but one promise to make
and that it that I will, without
fear or favor, and with special
privileges to none work for the
betterruent of our entire county
from Key West. to Key Largo,
using whatever talents l possess
to the best of my ability
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CIO Meat-Packing Workers I
To Reconsider Action On !.
Not Returning To Plants
(By Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26-CIO
meat-packing workers, who de-
cided not to return to their jobs
even after the government took
over the packing houses unless
an advance in wages was made,
called a meeting this afternoon
tc reconsider heir action.
American Federation of Labor
workers have agreed to return to
work, and it was said that prob
ably the CLIO adherents will be
back on their jobs by Monday
morning.
Number of strikes up. to the
time the government assumed
charge tof the plants at 1901 this
morning atotaled $4,000 and rep
resented us meat-packing houses.
tItswaSp explained that leaders
or rhe 3CtC1 decided to reconsider
the eunion's action of yesterday
after having received kilograms
from Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson.
It was reported this afternoon
that the officials of 80 steel
mills that have been closed in
the United States, throwing out
of work 100000 men, had offer
ed the strikers an advance in
wages of SLAB a day.
Another report was that
the Chrysler Corporation had Of
fered its employees an. advance
of 18 1-2 cents an hour, but
union leaders denied they had
received the offer.
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SlII Drudge To
Build Annex For
Tax Collector
BID SL3s7. LOWER THAN ES-
- 'TIMATED' COSTS; GREY
n OyTlEt492. E:9-t"' ~ ~s7 80 -
q HOUND SOLD TO WILLIAM
! IWICKERS

S. H. Drudge was awarded the
contract for building the annex
to the city hall on the ground
floor, which will be used as a
tax collectors. office, with a bid
of $l,387 at city commission
meet ng last night.
This bid was lower than esti
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DeflatiOn And
+ Economy aims
fOf French Unit


PARIS. Jan. 26.-Detlation
and economy are the aims of
the new Frnch government.
Presidnt Felix Gouin declar-
ed today.
He added that the French
must practice thriftine5s and
do all in their power to fight
initiation.
Names of the new French
cabinet will be announced at
a meeting of the French as
sembll mex Tuesday, Presi-
dent Gouin Gl.49uncad. Ii
wos said that all French ma
jor political parties will have
representation in The cabinet.
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Temperatures

Temperature Data for the "a hours
ending 7:30' am.
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TawA IM-@ ll%
Monster Sub
Tender ArriUes
liz Key Vest

Monster Submarine Tender
Howard w. Gilmore. 600 feet
long, arrived last night and is
moored to ClYde-MallorY
Docks.
The big tender is attached
to the Submarine squadron.
which has been assigned here
with most of the subs already
having arrived t-<1l.-'
The sub squadron will parS
ticipate in training and lin
routine trips between here
and Guantanamo Bay. Cuba
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