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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-03
RUSIJA ZNIzALA
OBORO OzENE SILE MA
s MILIJONOV MOI

NUREMBERG, 2. junija.. -
Neki visok zavezniski vir je da-
mes tukaj poroeal, da je Russia
liza konca vojne demobilizirala
10 milijonov MOI, kar znaci, da
ina danes pod orozjem Sc 6
milijonov MOI, da pa della ma ma
crtih, po katerih sc bodo Soboro-
zene sile Sovjetske unije redu-
cirale ma 4 milijone in pol MOI.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-03
liz BOLNISNICE

Vceraj Sc je vrnila il Cleve-
land Clinic bolnisnice Frances
Peterlin, XII je sreeno prestala
operacijo. Sedaj je prijateljice
lahko obiscejo ma domu, 1902
E. 81 St. Najlepso zahvalo IL
reka vsem prijateljicam "a obi
ske, darila in cvetlice ter voscil-
ne karte, XII jih je prejela v boil
nisnici. zelimo il, da bi cim pre-
je popolnoma okrevala!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-03
ZADU SNICA

Danes oh 7:15 uri zjutraj Sc
je brala zadusnica v cerkvi sv.
Vida "a pokojnega Frank Kiso-
vec, oh priliki druge obletnice
njegove smrti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-03
4.5OO TESARJEV
GRE MA STAvKO

Prieakuje Sc, da DO danes od-
slo ma stavko 4,50O unijskih te-
|sarjev, clanov AT. of L., v
okrajih Cuyahoga, Geauga in
Lake, ker unijski odsek, XII Sc
ze 80 dni pogaja $ kontraktorji
glede move delbvne pogodbe, nj
dosegel sporazun1a. Tesarska
unija zahteva 35c poviska ma
uro.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-03
Papez napoUedal boz
LeUiCarskin, strankanl
U Franciijii in Italiji

VATIKAN, l. junija-Papez Phi XII je danes
predvecer volitev Ia in Franc odprto nastopil pro-
ii marksistcnm delavskim strankam onenjenih deze-
ah kaerih je zjavil da h poraziti ker pred
stavjao brezbozne in materalistcne sile XII rao svet
stanje mednarodne rpkost katera utegne zzva "sve
tovno eksploziio'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-03
Ma obisku v Clevelandu

v petek sta obiskala S. N.
Muzej zakonca Andrej in Mary
Pegan IL 1108 So. Whipple St.,
Chicago, ILL.,, XII sta prisla ma
obisk sorodnikov in prijateljev
v Clevelandu, katerih nista ne
katerih videla ze mad 80 let.
Upamo, da sta Sc v slovenski
metropoli dobro pocutila in od-
nesla $ seboj najlepse spomine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-03
ZOPET donna

L bolnisnice Sc je vrnila ma
svoj dom Mrs. Mary Morrel,
stanujoca ma 838 Craneing Rd.,
Wickliffe, Ohio. Prijateljice SO
vabljene, da jo sedaj obiscejo
ma domu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-03
stranka
zmaggala v vceraisnjih
f1'ancoskih volitvah
Volitve glede monarhUe in republike
1taliji Sc nadaljujejo danes do opoldne

PAR1z, g. junija-k veerajsnjih voitev pri katerih
SO Sc vo posanci drugo ustavodano skupscino
s kot namocnejsa sranka desncarska stranka ljudsk
repubkancev kateri stota Gelu gen. Charles DeGaue
in zunanji minister Georges Bidault.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-03
Senat sprejjel Trulllanovo
prod-stavkovno predogo
Skoro vse drasticne dolOcbe Z izjemo
delavske mobilizacije sprejete;
zakon bi ostal polnomocen leto dni

WASHINGTON, l. junija-Nunostni zakonski nacrt
predsednka Trumana kontroo stavk bill danes
njen posansk zbornic XII pred tedno dn skoro
glasno spreela potem ko il MEGA cral doocbo
katera b dala predsednku moe prs stavkare ma delo
potom vpoklica armada
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-03
POGREB JOyANA DRACA

Pogreb pokojnega Jovana
Draca sc DO vrSil danes OBJ /.
uri popoldne i Grdinovega po-
grebnega zavoda na rusko po-
kopalisce ma Bidulph Rd.
Evening star., 1946-12-25
French R00m Ensh10ns Rednred!

1-S0 Block Wool Afternoon Dress S Fonceted skirt Size H.
1S45 Wool Suit Ss5 6reen, oodoored buttons Size IA
3S9875 Handsomely Size TO-
1-S45 Wool ke Ensemble s95 Green with embroidery Size IA
l-S8975 white post
Size IA
3-S975 Wool Suits $685. Double-beoed styles block blue
Sizes y to i8
1s7975 Wool Dress S Block WOOL combined black Size a.
1SsS75 Wool Costume S68 white with bod Size r.
3s75 Block Royon Crepe Dresses $5s nsets Of red silk handsome trim
ming Sizes 4, Is l8
sos Sheer Wool Dress s4s Powder ong-seed with self trimming
Size Il
s5s75 Block Wool Twopeee Dress s48 Trimmed with Jet embroidery Size T.
zS4s75 Wool Dresses, S3S Green dresses size TO-
Evening star., 1946-12-25
|At Least 5000, 900
Now Fighting in China
BY the Assoeiot.d Press

NANKING, Dec. 25.-Christmas
Day found more than 100000 COM
batants in active fighting areas in
China.
Official sources estimate that
nearly 100000 Kuomintang gov
ernment party) soldiers are on a
full war status from the Yangtze
River northWard. There are be-
lieved to be at least 1000 900 Chinese
Communist soldiers and perhaps
100000 militiamen also engaged In
the fratricidal struggle.
Government sources reported from
Peiping yesterday that government
troops have checked Communist
threat of several weeks against the
northwest part of the Peiping-
Tientsin railroad.
Fierce fighting was reported in
Central Hopeh Province with the
Communists advancing from the
north to within miles of the pro-
vincial capital of Paoting.
Evening star., 1946-12-25
Medical Association Aide
Dies Of Accident Injuries

= from YeSferddy'S Last Edition.
BY the Associated Press
ELKHART, Ind, Dec. 24-CharleS
S. Mohler, 81, of Berwyn, ILL.,, busi-
ness manager of the American Med
ical Association, died in Elkhart
General Hospital last night of in
juries he suffered in an automobile
collision near here Saturday.
His wife Mildred was killed in
the crash of their car with truck.
Double funeral services will be
held in Berwyn at pm. Thursday,
Amphibian tanks were used by
the Marine Corps In 1924.
Evening star., 1946-12-25
10-S35 Afternoon Dresses, $40. Wool r0oo
velvet or oon oreoe with eweed self trimming Block
blue checks ond topece dresses Sizes 10 to Is
French Room, Second Floor
French Room, Second Floor.

2-ss5 sl25 Block with conty oce blue
beaded roycn crepe. Sizes Y ond l8
2-S55 SIPS Blue long seeved dresses suooe
for weddings. Sizes z and lo
Block with Aenon Sizes Il and Is
S Black white with block
embroidered Sdoble for Southern Size a.
ls $ Navy chiffon peoted dress with white embroidery
Size r.
ssss7 Gowns ss Wool with ensto beods
bro.den. Sizes 10 ond a.
I-ss5 osondy Evening Gown sss White with o Florida
evenings Size a.
isis S8S with velvet
broderI Sizes 10 ond a.
5-$5s7s Evening Wp green block embroidered
with neto theod and Sizes 10 to Is
5SD75 Bou. $40 Pink beige trimmed with
bnoidery Sizes 10 to l8
SlS50 S75 Block royon embroidered
Sizes 10 to l6
Evening star., 1946-12-25
Mountain Lions in Suburb

LOS ANGELES (P.-Right in the
heart of perhaps this city's wealth.
lest suburb-Belair-a pair of mounz
tain lions stalked and killed two
deer that had wandered down from
nearby still-wild hills, police re-
ported.
Evening star., 1946-12-25

5Junor S7975 Dresses. s4S Grey ba
trimmed s1to jackets checked block wool
4Jn s6975 Dresses s4s seqI
block with color Junior
25-Jun SIS $3.50 ond 5 Dresses sls Bocood wool
Stitching
nopece Of wool ond rooaned wool suit
black eqoee Cnece OO wool block with beaded belt
One-pece block rosol velvet ofemoon
Evening star., 1946-12-25

NEW HOSPITAL OFFICIALS ASSUME DUTTES-Dr. Otis L.
Anderson Qef chief of the hospital division of the United
States Public Health Service shown congratuatng Dr.
Charles r. Drew, medical director of Feedmens Hospital
and Charles Burbdge Tigh, superintendent they
met the staff Monday Hail. had performed
the duties of both positions until his resignation reenter
private practice also is shown. Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1946-12-25
Mission to Give Dinner

A Christmas dinner will be given
at $50 pm. today at the Central
Union Mission, 613 C street NV,
Evening star., 1946-12-25

for homeless men. The Rev. Her.
bert E. Eberhardt, superintendent
of the mission, will conduct a serv-
ice, following the dinner.
Evening star., 1946-12-25

Striped roYon crepe STEP
2 to Is. Two tone royoo
8 Tollored royon robes.
Sizes Il to 20.
Evening star., 1946-12-25
70-Sl6.95, S19.95 and s22e5 Dresses. s12

Bose block oneDece crepe with eequoe sleeves
color trimmed belts Postet crepe dresses with gold
cooed buttons Block dresses with back Royon
gobodne dresses with soft front ness Evening gowns
Qon moQsette poste coor and other oon moqee formo
dresses with Qttrmmed boero iocke with printed roon toeto
bodCes Roon net ohd oteo formoI evening dresses
Evening star., 1946-12-25

-Lo'se women siss5 ond s22s5 Dresses slz One on
black
sdedped skirts reeqor sleeves ond cooed embroidery the shoulder
Sizes 41lz to 50z
65 Lorser Wmons sss ono-eeed Noy
qress with stitched peo the skirt, white lingerie trimming the
SIZE 4Gl2.
0sS5o and sos5 Maternity s0ao &po50o6
With sCdHped do with button wos
gold blue II, IS H. Striped oyon dresses
INCLUDING buontotee styles ond effects oil with
obe wosts Green brown, sizes 10 to 2
1s3s5 Maternity Dresses 500 ,woo50% oneece
in melon pink blue with Nav. block brown skirt ord blue
with heeqter sleeves fronboned bodoes efeoto
Ground the Also poste dresses blue pink high necks
open"ok detail Sizes 10 to 16 II II
es2s5 Maternity Dresses $40 Sendr dresses of checked oro blended
red onJ silver to IS
l5sss5 Maternity Dresses s2 Block toHe suit
with ooobe hooks boero with o trimming ond wool
IS
4s25 Maternity One-pece o dresses with black or
brown skirts Dote o0dked bodc Sizes IA is
More than 200 Tunior Dressesi
5oJun s5s5 ond sles5 S. piece roon crepe dress
bertha co!ar Ore-p qooot5n
leather bet b.
6o-,un ss95 s1e95 ond s19s5 Dresses SIPS Abo wool dresses
block
go0odne asserted soies Pod oon evening gowns
to l5
Evening star., 1946-12-25

3z-sped royon crepe step-in nesisees s7s5 sl2s5
negigees, brown green print white background
crepe hostess gown novy skirt with pod top sizes Y to
with long sleeves, nged soshes blue, green melon ton
Evening star., 1946-12-25
O0er $50 pairs GLOVES!

5z-$l to 81 Soiled white fobrie gloves.
Soc to S.
$3.50 to $40 Leather Gloves, 81 TO
S.. Ooeskjns (doe- finished sheepskinsl
and Copeskins tIombskins) in white ond
0oturoI
2l-S3 to S6.25 Leather Gloves, SOC to S.
Evening star., 1946-12-25
15-S3o.75 Afternoon Dresses, $28. Royon
crepe and royon foie one and two piece dresses mostly
black Sizes 10 to l6

4S3975 Wool Dresses S2S Grey black nouo oeeeed
dresses with silver gold meo threod embroidery Sizes 10 TO To-
6S975 Doyme Dresses S3s beige roon Sizes 10 Is
$a975 Wool Dresses SIS Gold wool ofternoon dresses To-
Evening star., 1946-12-25

1879 Roon ond hcrdfnsh
sleeves Blue red gold, oocS
Sizes 10 to 70
$40 One-pee butonon styles
qobordne
bo Beige block beee and brown Sizes
IA Is
3e-sl4s5 sl2 Twopece 1000 wool
lOOq
block wool skirt Brown and sizes 10 to l8.
Saumgs for Teensi
Roeon-seeved wool fleece with nosd
Bted Melton cloth with noched coo Teto
Gre ootmeo. Sizes to b ond 10 to Is
Sl2 with
sleeves hoh Beouh, royo
blue Sizes to IS
1855 so-seed white bOses with small eoHos
10 l6
Evening star., 1946-12-25

s2Ss and sss Dresses so Twopece block oon oe dresses
oyon yoke and long Sizes i6k M od Is A.
s Onepece block moeos with
Ionq sleeves ie neck belt, Sizes 20 TO 40
Dresses NoY bonfon dresses with long
sleeves lingerie Szessl8 ord IS zsg
S Grey dress with three
sleeves sfe bed bodfe ond skirt Sizes 8 ond 50
S97s and SIS coeDres St coot s5s Block wool
royal Size 8
sss75 sss75 ToppD ss Topper s5s Block
reto1c
length hscIo wool fitted topper. Size l8
l-Womons sss75 Tppe-sut $751; S6s Block
od bokned wool length
topper Size 8
Here's the CASUAL Dress Shop!
$3.50 S. beted srtwo dresses
melon Broken sizes IA to l8
Evening star., 1946-12-25

273-Sle5 to S225 White Fobrie Gloves,
ST
Copeskins (ombskins) Doeskins tdoe-
finished sheepskjns) ond Suedes IN black
ond white.
55-S1 to 81 White Fobrie Gloves,
Soc to ST
Evening star., 1946-12-25

82-S5. so to S795 Brunch and House Coots,
NegIigees, Sleeping Pojomos and Bedjockets,
S295 and S395
Cotton foroI house pink
ground Sizes II 20 okskn blue long
eeved brunch sorkskn checked
notch Sizes to 70 Rooa oaerpn nooees with pink blue
backgrounds Sizes z a. bedockes
the neck pink blue, white smoI large
Floor
Evening star., 1946-12-25
Misses Dresses Reduced!
le-sle.95 and sls.s5 Misses Dresses, $40

Wool ond royon crepe and opece afternoon dresses Roon
net and oon offeto evening dresses poste hqd Of kind
Evening star., 1946-12-25
52-MIssEs' Sl9.95 and S22.95 DRESSES,

One and two piece dressy ofernoon tailored and suit
dresses Of wool royon crepe and oyon eobordne. Dok
dresses in pastel shodes One or two of style &I2
Evening star., 1946-12-25
.Ie7Ueky and Toilehies

All prices
l00-Sl Eorrines and Pins Soc
l0lS5 TO $3.50 Pins, Bracelets, Earrings,
S3e5
lSSl9.50 to SIS Pins, BroceIets, Eor-
rings ----- $3.50
SIS Brown Week end Coses. $3.50
Evening star., 1946-12-25

700 tox
@0-S7s0 to $40 Pins. Bracelets, Eor-
rings ------. -- S595
24-S225 Maynard Hond Creom, ST
I2-Sl50 Model SpeeioI" Makeup
(Poncoke) 75e
l8-S5 King Sofety Rozors, tox free. $3.50
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28

Hartford, Dec. 2S-UP) Gov. Wilbert Snow left the way open to- day for calling a special session of the lame-duck lo45 legislature if ''some emergency comes up within the next few days"
 Snow, who was sworn in as gov ernor yesterday while his predeces- sOr was assuming his U. S. Senate heat. said he had no plans for such a session. unlseS an emergency a. rises. Political observers recalled that during his recent campaign. he repeatedly urged that the General Assembly be summoned immediate ly.
 Several Democratic leaders were known to have been discussing how fast such a session could be called.
 Some party members were con- gidering urging Snow to unseat Charles Jewett R.-Lyne) whom Baldwin appointed this week as WMkmen's Compensation Commis- sioner to succeed pr. c. John Satti They believed that a court action would void the Baldwin appoint ment. since Satti's term doesn't run out until next Tuesday.
 Other actions to be taken soon by the governor are appointment of his executive secretary and military stan.
 Meanwhile, he hoped to get back the states number one automobile which was found Ao he missing whan
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
$8O Million Suits Filed
 Bethlehem Steel
 Involved tn Case

Boston, Dec. 28-(UP)-The Beth lehem Steel Company had two large portal-to-portal suits involving mli- lions of dollars lodged against it to- day as employees at the firms Quincy shipyard sued for possibly 1000, 900 in claims and hquidated damages.
 The latest suit, filed by Atty. Maurice Epstein in U. S. District Court. was in behalf of 800 Shipyard workers but Epstein said the deci- sion would affect all who worked for the company since 1883
 Thursday, suits for $5O.000, 900 in portal-to-portal pay and bonuses were filed in behalf of 10000 em- ployes at the firms Hingham ship yard.
 Unlike the Hingham suit, the lat- est claim for benefits does not ask for bonuses reportedly promised the workers but limits itself to overtime for approximately 30 minutes daily when employees changed clothes, washed and left the yard after their work was done.
 No specific sums were mentioned in the suit, but Epstein said iIadivid- ual claims will run to as high as SS,OOO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
Fire Airliner Crash Kills 12
A Statement
10 Readers, Advertisers, Friends:

To Readers, Advertisers, Friends:
 It is with regret that the management of The Demo- cat announces that publication of this newspaper ends with todays issue. Unsettled conditions at the present time and little prospect of improved conditions in the fu ture have prompted the management to sell The Democrat to The Waterbury American Republican nc which trans action has now been completed
 Having published daily newspaper in Waterbury since 1887 and prior to that weekly from lSSl such announcement this with little reluctance the part of the owners. The Democrat has been family newspaper since it's establishment by the late Cornelius Maoney. We glad it remained so until the final paper had been run off the presses
 Since l940 the cost of newsprnt the basic commodity used in publishing has risen from $50 to 1885, Similar in have in the cost of metal, ink, matrices and in the expense of maintaining feature and stand ards in highly competitive field Since l940, payroll has likewise increased than 50 percent The pros pect of still further increases cannot be ignored.
 To readers and advertisers wish to express my sin from the days of the Valley Democrat and The Sum- day Democrat. The loyalty of old employees, well as that of those who have joined in recent years cannot be overlooked It has been such devotion that has kept The Democrat alive
 Publishing a newspaper in Waterbury without inter- rupton since 1881 has been difficult at times but never uninteresting. will regret that had the oppor- tunity that the tenure of ownership of my family embraced the years that witnessed the growth of Water bury from small mill town to of the important n- dustral centers of this nation.
 E. VINCENT MALONEY,
 Publisher
 Waterbury Democrat Inc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
DeGouIIe Not To Run
 Locks Sufficient
 Power to Triumph

Paris, Dec. 2S-0UPD-Gen. Charles Dc Gaulle refused today to become a candidate for the presidency o1 France in the new Fourth Republic because he would have insufficient power.
 De Gaulle issued a statement that he could not be 6 presidential can didate under the new constitution because as president he would be forced to preside without powers over a powerleSS regime.
 The general, who was first head of the Provisional French GoveTnmen: which ends formally next month, strongly opposed the new conSl!tu- ton while it was being drafted by the constituent assembly.
 Under the new constitution the presidency of France is largely a figurelfead job. The .rael leadership rests with the premier.
 De Gaulle said he issued his state ment to answer repeated questions about the possibility Of his candid acy. He said he was surprised that such questions had been asked.
 Through duty to France and through respect for the repuolic. I have made known at the appropriate time that in my opinion the exclu- sive regime of the parties such as exists among our people. cannot solve the grave interior, imperial and exterior problems on which de- pend OUT very life" De Gaulle said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
Judge Reeves Resigns Post With ScoviI
 "A. |. SperFy. 2d..
 To FIJI Offices
 Effective Jan. l

Resignation Of Attorney Francis T. Reeves as secretary and general counsel of the Scovill Manufactur- ing Company was announced today, His retirement becomes effective Jan. l.
 Replacing Judge Reeves win be Mark l., SperTy, 2d, who win take over both posts next "Wednesday,
 The resignation of Judge Reeves, which had been rumored for several months, was announced by Alan c, CllrtisS, vice president of the com pany. He disclosed that Mr, Reeves will remain as & director of the company and a member of the com mittee, and win be available for cQaSpltakaon on legal matters,
 Judge Reeves, a former Mayor ot Waterbury, joined the Scovil Com pany April 8, 1884, MT. CurtiSs said that his resignation has carried out a long expressed desire eo re- tire from active business life"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
Shannon Casualties Report

Shannon. Fire, Dec, 2S --(UPl- Casualties in the Star of Cairo crash as reported by shannon Air port and Limerick Hospital;
 Dead passengers:
 Alan Charles Lanyon, Washing ton, American economist,
 Clementine Jeanne Pugh, Phila- 6elphia, American housewife.
 Alexander H. PekeliS, Larchmont, N. Y, American professor.
 Maurice simon Picard, Flushing, N. Y, French exporter.
 Lucienne Simone Clerc Paris, French editor.
 Francis J. Salabert. Paris, French editor.
 Herman N, Koegel, New York, Po- liSh merchant
 Marie N. zelaznAgora, New York, French secretary,
 Pierre N, DreyfalS, New York, French induStriahSt.
 Dead: Crew:
 Navigator Robert OSterburg, Alexandria, Va.
 Flight Engineer Walter Mcbride, Alexandria, Va,
 Radio Ofacer Herbert BurmeiSteh, Washington, D. c.
 Injured: Passengers:
 Gunther LuhSzynski Paris, French engineer.
 Charles Bruce Waterbury, age 4h months. Newark, N. J,
 Mrs. Edith Augustine Waterbury his mother. same address
 pr. David N. Tannenhaun, New York. director of Palestine Eco- homie Bureau.
 Jean Claude zelaznagora, l2. New York.
 Injured: Crew members:
 Pilot Captain Herbert Tansey' Falls Church, Va, First Ofacer Co-Pilot Clifford Sparrow, Washington, D. c.
 Flight Service Ofi1cer Joseph bo- gan, Atlantic City, N. J.
 Hostess vina Kay Ferguson, Jack son. Jackson Heights, N. Y.
 Radio ofhcer Dudley Hill, Alex andria, Va.
 Flight Superintendent William Teele. originally of Santa Monlca' Cal. now resident in Paris.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
State MMSW Locals
 To Propose Secession At Monday Meeting

wsthGrawal of Connecticut NcAlS from the International Union of Mine, Mn & Snaeaper Workers, O l. O, will be formally proposed as a secret meeting of leaders of all state locals in Waterbury Mon- day night, The Democrat learned today,
 The session has been called by Johnn J. MankowSa1, member os the M, M. s, ", executive board Srozn District S, and State C, I. Q, Secretary John J, DTiStol, It wah be held ct the r. N, c, A
 MMS,w. officials this morning uroSeSsed ignorance So plans for the meeting, but is was learned that m- yitaaSonS have been sent 10 mem bers of the executive boards of Sl locals in the state. Board members of the locals win be asked to express their preSerence aS co what inSeTna- tional the units leaving the N. M. s. W. shall affiliate with,
 Under present plans locals in Waterbury, Bridgeport, AnSonla and other Connecticut cities will first renOunce their asfilia1ion with the M, M, s. W. They will function as in6ependent unions for 6 short time, then affiliate with the inter national for which the most senSi- ment is expressed. Leading choices at the moment are the United Auto Workers and the InduS1ral Union Of Marine and Shipouilding Work CTS, both of the United Steelwork- CTS Union. c. I, O, is another pos SibiliSy.
 Connecticut resentment against the policies of Reid Robinson. MM.S.w. president reached its climax when the unions canraSSing committee certified his election af- ter refusing to allow an observer from the Robinson foroeS to attend its sessions in Chicago this month. Mir. Robinson had earlier been under atscak for alleged Com- muniS1 Sympsthies and for a loan transaction in which he sought funds from an employer of union members.
 Officers of the locals represented Monday night win hear a minority report from the canvaSSing com- mittee citing alleged irregularities in the election count.
 S-aA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-28
First SnoUStoT711 Hits Ne.U Er,gland

Boston. Dec. 28 28-(UP)-New England had its first real snow storm of the season today, but conditions weren't to favorable for Winter sports enthusiasts since the snow was expected to change to rain and sleet in most sections.
 Heaviest fan was reported in Maine. and the weather bureau said at least & foot of snow would cover the state before the storm ends tonight. A driving Northeast wind of 25 miles an hour piled the snow into huge drifts in the Northern area, while Sleet and rain were pre- dicted later in the day for the Southern potion of the rstate.
 One bright note in the weather picture was the preoic- ton that temperatureS-which yesterday hit record low of 8 degrees for the date-wouid continue rising all day. reaching the mid-30s in the afternoon.