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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-18

for multiple injuries, it was report ed here.
 | Goldsmith's parents live at Wa
 pato, Wash. He leaves brother at Union Gap, and sister at
 Moxee in that state, and his widow,
 Mrs. Pearl Goldsmith, at Valdez.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-18
SQUARE sENNETT HERE

The freighter Square Sennett Of the Northland Transportation Co. arrived at pm. yesterday from Sitka and will sail south Sunday night.
 The vessel is unloading consider able tonnage here. '
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-18

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-18

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-18
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-04-03
Hoiiju Zno ne somo
prositi "a reIif, poe
90 90 fudi zIorubIjoti

Ndud1JCNdlIJ , i. SL1 d1l1.J
sem cd lanskega augusta enajst-
KRAFT prepotoval in ne recem, da
so vsi v nil dobro hranjeni, am
pax dejstvo je, da Mi nj ak
t~ualnega pomanjkanja. Vecina
k~rajev, kar Sc ziveza tice, sploh
nj prizadetih, pravi on.
Najsiabse 1--WE delavci v me-
stih, a vladi SO cezjalje slab
Sc zastOpani, ker Sc reakcija s
pOmocjo zavezniSke vojaSke VIA
de in zavezniSke diplomacije ia
ca, pa tudi ma podlagi omenje-
nth izjav S pomocjo relifa, XII
ga ie Italia delezna v vecii me-
ri kakor pa tiste dezele, Xxi so ga
V resnici Sc boil pOtrebne.
Robert Conway Sc zelo nor
Cuje z vecerjo, S kakrsno ie VIA
da p~ostregla Hooverju. Ma mizi
je bilo crnega kruha, brez ma
sla - dasi je vsakdo, XII je
Hoovru stregel, vedel, da Sc do
bi belega kruha in masla V Ri
mu v vsaki boljsi restavraciji in
V hotelih kolikor hoceS, &c imas
denar.
Kakih pet tednov pref predno
je priSel V Rim Hoover so bill
cd iste vladne avtoritete povab-
ljeni ma banket v isto soho anne
risk in angleski casnikarji. Ma
mizi je bilo belega kruha v izO-
bilju, in masla in pa mesnin S
Sedmimi prikuhami.
Ko SO Hooverja ma poti il Ri
ma, ko ie bill v Pragi, O tenn
vpraSali, je dejal, da ne smemo
v~erjeti lie temu kar Sc govori O
crni borzi v ltaliji, ampak O po-
trebah italijanske revne mase.
Ma vprasanje, dali je kaj pro-
ucil, &c italijanska vlada misli
stopiti crni borzi boil Odlocno
ma prste, nj mogel odgovoriti.
Zdi Sc torej, da je Truman pc
svoje pripomogel, da je moral
sluzbo pustiti dober nacelnik
refine akcije UNRRA) bivsi
newyorski governor Lehman.
Nadomescen je z bivsim new
yorskim zupanom LaGuardiom
in mad MIN pa je Sc posebni
Trumanov zaupnik Hoover. Po-
leg teh ie v sluzbi UNRRA in
pa raznih drugih vlad Sc celia
vista drugih raziskovaIcev Ii
vilskega problema v Evropi, XII
seveda vsi izjavljajo, da je tam
zares pomanjkanje in OBJ enem
delajo vladam in pa relifni ak
CHI UNRRA nepotrebne stroske,
namestO da bi Sci tisti denar "a
relif in "a Vzdrzevanje takih
uradnikov, Xxi Sc hi sukali raise
med ljudstvom namesto med
sito posvetno in duhovsko go
spOdo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-04-03

lzkusenJ In ako ina "a ucenje kolckaj wolfe, je lahko spoznalo,
da NINA hodec pc starih potih, nobene druge bodocnosti kot ostati
v sedanJosti in V sOcalni negotovosti.
NaSim ctateljem, XII nam o teh receh pisejo, pa priporocamo:
Use, kar berete V raznih listih, je V glavnem il kapitalistcnih
VlroV. MIN nj "a delavsko gibanje, pac pa delujejo, da Sc ga dis
kredltlra, omalovazuje, sneSi in ker lie mogoce, tudi unici.
Socialist mixer ma svetu nocejo biti partnerii takih nakan,
pa tudi &c Sc delavstvu nasprotni tik Sc tako trudi dokazati ma
sprotno. Socialist so pionirji vsega socialnega napredka, gradi-
telji demokracie in to SO bill tudi V Rush,, kaiti strmoglavlienie
carlzma so oni izvedi, ceprav so Sc potem razbili med nepomir-
1--WE struje. V tel borbi Sc je polastla moci tista, XII je bla mai
boil drzna. Ker je kapitaizmu tax sistem V napotje, Sc trudi,
1ako bi nase sorte demokracijo tudi tam uvedel. Oziroma, kako
Sc lzneblti USSR z atomskimi bombami, &c il ne DO drugace mo-
goce napraviti konca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-04-03
Prozni sedez kriSi.

Ko to pisem, Sc je izoblicilo
ob~zalovanja vredno dejstvo, da
nam manjka drzavnika Roose-
veltovega kova. Ko to pisem, je
vista delegatov Zdruzenih ma
rOdoV - SkrbaSta.
Odstranil Sc je zastopnik VIA
de, proti kateri so vse zadnje
tedne ma vse mogoce nacine
brenkali in ropotali, kakor da
DO to sodna obraVnava. Ia mai
pripravljeni teater atomske
bombe, V Canadi odkrita Spijo-
naza, Churchillove "pocitnice"
V Floridi, priostreni clanki V Ii
stih, bobnanje ma govorniSkih
odrih, vse to in Sc mnogo dru-
gega je imelo "a cilj: ustrahova-
ii Sovjete, pritisniti njihovo Via
do ma zatozno klop, jo ponizati
V oceh njenih in vseh vnanjih
narodov, zanetiti nezadovolj-
stvo, podpihati nezaupnost, kaj-
ii kolos stopa imperialistom ma
predolge prste.
Sal je bilo naravnost ganlji-
vo, kako je Churchill trkal ma
duSo ruskega ljudstva, prav ka-
kor macka V Levstikovi pesmi-
CT: "MiSka ljuba, pojdi sem -.
Rada bi tie gladila, plesati nava~
dila -" it'd. All, odkriti kaksno
razpoko med Stalinom in ljud-
stvom! Kako bi 81 razni "a 'Ijud-
sko dobro' vneti ljudje pljunili
V roke, pa razbijali pc razdva-
jalni zagozdi! "Koncno," bi re-
xii, "koncno bono uspeli! Vara-
Ii so mas pisaci, XII so pisarili, da
je treba lie sunka, pa DO Soviet
ska unija razpadla, Sc sesula
umetna tvorba, XII 10 lie komuni-
sticni terorizem skupaj drzi. Hit,
lerjev izjalovljeni poizkus nam
je odprl oci. Stir leta je trajala
borba. Casa in prilike dovolj
da bi Sc bilo lahko zacelo kie ka1
kruSiti. Ali mic tega Sc nj Ego
dilo. Kaj jih torej spaja =?
SmeSnice smo zbijali ma rovaS
medveda, XII hodi pc dveh in Sc
smejali. KIDD Sc DO smejal zad-
Mi? Kdo -. 2"
Da, kaj jih spaja? Stalinova
roka je trda in njegova vlada ne
cepi dlak. To kazejo razne cist-
Ike, XII jih vse do zacetka zadnje
Vojne nj bilo malo. Kdor eta
zgodovino carske Rustic, DO ra-
zumel Stalinove cistke, DO razu-
mel marsikaj, tudi takozvane IL
kVidacije, XII SO bile vsekakc
okrutna operacija ma sovjetskem
telesu. Rusi so bill vajeni Sc We
like okrutnejsih operacij, Sal
Jim je carska ujeda kakor mito-
loskemu ma skalo razpetemu
Promoteju izkljuvavala jetrs
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-04-03

ljene Wade Sc najboljSe jamstvo
"a trajen mir. Anglo-ameriska
politika pa vlece vse bolj nazaj,
ma predvojni status quo, V start
paradiz razdvojev in klic "a no.
We v%ojne. cato je vpraSanje Ira
ma ~vaznejse cd vprasanja Grci-
je, ali cd Spanske, ali cd mahi-
nacij ma Javi, Oh Jadranu in
drugod pc svetu."
Oh stol, zaman kriciS! Bruna
V naSem ocesu ne maramo vi
detil
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-04-03
KATKA ZUPANCIC:
" T. R I

SKOZl QOlSO VrSIO SIOleIlJ. Id
KRAFT nj nihce Stel padllh CLAW,
Sc nihce nj zgrazal, ceprav je BIZ
10 vsemu krScanskemu svetu
ocito, da je zivljenje ruskega ma
roda ena sama brezkoncna veri-
ga trpljenja, ena sama krizeva
pot ma Golgoto, brez upa ma
vstajenje.
Ruska zgodovina onih casov
je zgodovina krvi in solz, drama
polna krohota in stokanja, ira
gedija, XII Sc nikdar ne razpleta
in zakljucuje, ampak Sc zmerom
zapleta in Vozla in V kateri nj
bio zrtev nikoli dovolj.
Ma svojo sreco je bill narod
doVolj Stevilen, da je vse to pre-
bolel, toda "a kronanega despo-
ia je bill prevelik. Bal Sc ga je,,
dobro vedoc, da bi Sc ruski or
jak utegnil otresti MEGA ter
drugih plemenitih pijavk, cato
ga je bilo treba z ukazi poveza-
mega tlaciti in tiScati h tom, mt
S knuto izbiti il glave vsako mi
sci, vsako zeljo pc spremembi.
fiscal in tlacil, zatiral in izko-
riStal bi ga Sc nadalje, da nj BIZ
10 vojne in revolucije.
Ne verujem V umore. Toda,
ali 81 predstavljate, V kakSnem
polozaju Sc bi nahajali Soviet
danes, ako bi bill carja in ME
govo rodbino izgnali, namesto,
da so 10 postrelili? Tudi, &c hi
bill VISA ia leta mirovali, zdai
ne bill Nekaj bi jih cakalo V Lon
donu, nekaj V Rimu, nekaj dru-
god; vsi S tropami podrepnikov
in oborozenimi cetami "a sabo.
In vsi bi kakor jastrebi cakali.
da Sc vrzejo ma komunisticnega
hudica in reSijo - resijo! ruski
narod IL njegovih rdecih krem-
pljev.
Ampak naslovni 'prazni stol'
Sc zmerom krici -. Kaj krici?
"Blok devetih proti dvema!
PROT RuSiji namenoma ustvar-
jeno napeto ozracje ne dopuSGa
razpravljanja, izkljucuje vsak
kompromis! Rusiji ne more biti
vseeno, KIDD in kaj Sc il ugnezdi
"a hrbtom. Iran je majhna de-
zela, utegne pa postati velik trn,
ce pojde pc wolff Britov. Tisoc
in en- vzrok ina, da ne zaupa
smehljajoci, demokraticno po-
barvani mask ma obrazu trde-
ga, samogoltnega imperializma!
Temu gre V prvi vrsti "a Ollie, "a
kolonije in pot do Min, "a leta-
liScne baze, "a sirovine, "a kup-
clio, skratka "a grabez; Rush,
gre V prVi vrsti "a Varnost. Pod
pira in poteguje Sc "a ljudske
Wade, kajti ljudstvo ne mara
vojn, cato so cd ljudstev postav-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-04-03
Mnogo z~eIeznieoriev
Ubitih " nesreeuh

Il porocila vladne zelezniske
komisije je razvidno, da je bilo
lani V nesrecah pr svojem delu
1913 zeleznicarjev ubitih in At
261 pa poSkodovanih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-04-03

je naravno, da je dobil il Jelen-
cevega pisma napaeno sliko.
"Obzor' ga je ponatisnil z ma
slovom "Pismo slovenskega So
cialistienega voditelja Ivanu
Moleku," in ma koncu pisma do
dial 'Po P~roletarcu'." Pismo An
gela Cerkvenika o pobegu Ce-
lestina Jelenca v Rim, XII je bio
v isti Stevilki "Proletarca', je
"Obzor'' previdno izpustil, ena-
ko tudi mas komentar in ma ia
naein je lahko napravil ga So
cialiste slab Wis. Eticno to cd
"Obzora" nj bilo, ampak namen
posvecuje sredstva in "Obzor"
Sc pc tenn jezuitskem pravilu
Zmerom ravna.
Bliznji who'd je dezela prav-
ljic in OLA. DINA lezisca v tenn
delu sveta znaSajo polovico do
sedaj znanih oljnih vrelcev pc
svetu. Kontrolirajo jih anglo
ameriske oljne druzbe. Sedaj hi
rada nekaj deleza V Nth tudi
S~ovjetska unija in cato toliko
vika in krika proti Mi. Kadar je
BOZ "a ole, Sc pozabi ma demo-
kracijo in ma vse take idealne
stvari, ali pa, &c Sc jih naglasa,
Sc to della cato, da Sc javnosti
niece pesek v oci.
Liston M. Oak pravi V New
Leadru, da bi bila zveza med
Zed. drzavami in Veliko Brita-
MILO (vojaSka, politicna in eko-
nomska) zelo logicna - seveda
proti f"ruskemu boljSeviSkemu
imperializmu'. Mr.. Oak bi tako
zvezo pozdravil in podpiral. Ne
dopade pa Sc mu, cemu sta anne
riSka in angleSka vlada tako ma
vduSeni lie "a svobodo Perzije
in "a nedotakljivost Turcije, ne
pa tudi "a "svobodo Poljske",
in pa baltiSkih ter balkanSkih
dezel. Nato prikima, da sta "a
Perzijo in Turcijo cato tako vne-
ii, ker Sc tam anglo-ameriSki in
resi- z ruskimi direktno k~rizajo.
Gre Sc pac "a ollie, "a kontrolo
mad Sredozemljem in "a pot V
Indijo. Torej "a Imperialism,
ne "a demokracijo.
V Virginiji Sc je 1000 delav-
cev v elektrarnah pripravljalo
ma stavko. Governor William NJ.
Tuck 'je proglasil izjemno sta
ME in tie delavce "draftal" V
drzavno milico. To je storil ma
podlagi neke postave, XII je Sc
liza kolonijalnih casov. Obicaj
je, da sluzba V drzavni milici nj
prisilna ampak prostovoljna. To
pravilo je veljalo doslej tudi V
Virginiji. Delavci, XII SO mislili
zaStavkati, ne zahtevajo druge-
ga kot da Sc Jim da pc $125
vsakemu zaostale place. Druzba
jim nj hotela ugoditi, pa il je
priSel governor - seveda demo-
KRAFT = ma pomoc z uveljavlje-
MEM stare postave, Xxi 10 je IL
taknil V zapraSenih arhivih. Sc
veda, &c bodo delavci zadevo
pritirali ma vrhovno sodiSce, DO
governerjev ukrep proglaSen "a
neustaven, ampak to Sc he bi
pomenilo, da Sc bi delavcem
morale izplacati omenjeni zne-
SEX. Pomenilo bi lie, da so bill
nezakonito primorani ostati ma
svojih mestih kot vojaki, in kot
TAXI podvrzeni vojaski disciple
nj in "a prestopke pristojni pod
vojaSko sodiSce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-04-03

Sedaj, kO je Francija vladi Zed.
draw in Anglije predIagala, mai Sc
prlcne "a strmOglavljenje faSizma
v Spaniji z ekonomskimi sankciia-
mi prOti Francu, Sc je izkazalo, da
pravzaprav v Washingtonu in Lon
donu nj ~,nobenega navdusenja vreci
s~panskega d~iktatorja. Torej ce smo
res takO "a demOkracijo ma Poll
skem, v Bolgariji in Iranu, cemu
proteziramO faSizem " spaniji, to
mi nikakor ne gre " gIass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-30

You'll be glad to 90 out on cold doy in
this wonderfully warm and stunning
Mouton-dyed Lamb coot! In the fIotter-
ing two thirds length, with the new tre-
nnendousIy full sleeves. 1895
plus tag
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-13

Mrs. Bud Williams and children
Mr.. and Mrs Les Matthews and sor
of Washington, and MIR. and Mrs
Burton Moen and son of Kalispen
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mason and
two children, of Stapleton, Nebr,,
were callers in this vicinity for sew
eral days the past week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason are considering locat-
ing in Lincoln County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marvel Sr..
and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brock
went to Kalspell Monday to attend
the marriage of their son and daugh-
ter.
Oak Knapp was a business caller
in Poison the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Brock were
callers in Kalispell Wednesday, June
5th
Mr.. and Mrs. Oak Knapp return
ed Thursday evening, from Orc
fino, Ida, where they attended the
funeral of Mr. Knapp's father.
Joe LogSdon is recuperating from
injuries, which he received when
a horse kicked him, at his home
at Stone Hill.
Mrs. r. L. LaByer returned
home Sunday, from trip to Seattle
She was accompanied by her grand
laughter, BeSS LaByer
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-13

A. r.. Truman Passes
Arthur Roy Truman passed away
Sunday morning, at his farm home,
near Tooley Lake. after very short
illness.
A. R. Truman, was born in Cadott
Wisconsin, March %, 1882. He came
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-13
FARM WONTAN'S CLUB
HAS JUNE MEETING

Libby Farm Women's Club held
its June meeting at the home of
Mrs. Louis Ohlerich, with Mrs. Geo.
Ripley assisting.
The hostesses had made clever
birthday candle place cards and
two birthday cakes for the club
luncheon. Two members, Mrs. VIM.
Vanderwood and Mrs. Louis Burrell
were celebrating birthdays on that
date.
A most interesting business meet
ing followed the luncheon. Matters
discussed included Camp AQUA.
Montana's Polio hospital which has
just started construction; the Club
constitution; the possibility of Lin
coin County having a part-time
County Agent; and the need for a
second Home Demonstration Club
so that more of the farm women
may belong, since the clubs mem
bership is limited in number to a
group that can be accommodated in
members homes.
AS the meeting adjourned, many
members expressed their feeling
that very worthwhile afternoon
had been spent. Mrs. A. H. Shell
den, Club Reporter.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-13
News NOte

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Ross and Miss
Ruth Grail stopped to visit at the
Jess Ross home near Tooley Lake,
Thursday. They were enroute to
their home in Kalispen from trip
to Seattle.
Sally Nelson of Libby is visiting
at the home of her grandmother
Mrs VIM Good.
Jim Whitmarsh and Clyde Smith,
Jr., came from Seattle last week
to visit relatives here. Clyde was
honorably discharged from
the navy
Twenty new books have been re-
ceived at the branch Library.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Leighty were
callers in Kalispell the fore part
Of last week
Guests at the George Ross home
over the weekend were Mr.. and
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-13
EUGENE FLEMING RECEIVES
M AT MISSOULA STATE u.

Missoula, June 12-Eugene Flem-
ing, Eureka, has received his IN
letter from the university for par
ticipation in track events.
Recently elected captain OF the
track team, Fleming took part Ill
all the uniVersity'S meets.
Nearly 500 veterans have repaid
CT loans in full totalling more than
$1,000,000, the VA has announced.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-13
REXF0RD


Local Young Couple Married
Monday, June 10th, was the we'd
ding day of Fred Marvel Jr., and
Miss Marjorie Brock. They were
married in Kalispen.
Fred is the eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Marvel, ST., and a veteran
of four years service in the South
Pacific. He received his education
IN the local schools and is a grad
uate of LCHS.
Marjorie is the second eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Brock. She also attended the
schools in this locality. Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvel Jr will make their
home in this community where the
groom is engaged in farming, when
they return from a weeks honey
moon in Glacier Park
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-13
BrOck-Brewer

Donald Brock, only son of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Brock and Miss
Naomi Brewer of Eureka were mar
ried in Kalispell. Wednesday June
5th
The groom is an ex-service man.
He was a marine, and served in the
Pacific area. He is also graduate
of LCHS.
After a weeks honeymoon in and
near KalispelI. Mr. and Mrs. Brock
will be at home on the farm for
merly owned by Ralph Birmingham,
which now is the property of Mr..
Brock
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-13
Bridge Club

The members of the Bridge Club
journeyed to the farm home of Mrs.
Darrell Leighty Monday evening,
where they spent a pleasant even
ing playing contract bridge.
High prize went to Mrs. Louis
Brown, second high to Mrs. George
Ross, and third to Mrs. R. L. La
Dyer.
Mrs. Jack Arnold was present as
a guest.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-13

to Montana in 1910. He was married
to Lucinda Smith, who survives him;
also surviving are eight sons: Ar
thur, Frank, Lester, Lyle, Alvin,
Douglas, Duke and Clair and one
daughter, Mrs. Pete Hall. At this
writing the reporter has no definite
information as to funeral arrange
mentS.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-06-13

Home is the dearest spot on earth,
and 1t should be the centre, though
not the boundary. of the affections.
Mary Baker Eddy
Evening star., 1946-02-25
|Wage Decision Ends
Collective Bargaining
NAM President Says
BY the Associated Press

ASHTABULA, Ohio, Feb. rs
Robert w. Wason, president of the
National Association of Manufactur
ers, asserted yesterday "the deci.
sion OF the present administration
to require an 1872 cent wage in.
crease has ended collective bargain.
ing in America"
Mr.. Wason, head of a New York
engineering firm, returned to hi.
home town to address the Ashtabuls
Chamber of Commerce tonight.
Asked at a press conference tt
explain how long he thought col
lective bargaining might be ended
Mr.. Wason replied:
Until the administration steps
out of the CIO corner-and I don't
see any early abandonment of the
CIO by the administration"
Mr.. Wason also said: "The ad.
mlnlstration has sold concessions tc
the CIO for votes" He did not
amplify the remark.
Asked whether, in the current in
dustrial problem, either capital OF
labor have to give in, he answered
mo, it Is neither capital nor labo,
that should give in. 1t is the ad-
ministration that should get out
Mr.. Wason said he would deliver
Evening star., 1946-02-25
Pravda Article Indorses
Claim on Black Sea Area
by the Associated Press

| MOSCOW, Feb. 25.-Oficial in.
dorsement of the demand of two
Georgian historians for the return
OF 180-mile stretch of Black Sea
coast now held by Turkey was put
forward today by K. N. Charkviani
secretary general of the Central
Committee of the Communist party
in Georgia.
On December 20, 1945, the two
historians, S. R. Djanashia and N
Berdzenishvili, both members of the
Science Academy of the Georgian
republic, appealed to world opinion
in a 4,000-word letter for the return
of the seized cradle of our people
The nine districts named included
the important port of Trabzon. The
territory claimed stretches inland
from the Black Sea as far as rs
miles.
Charkviani mentioned the same
territories today in Pravda (off-
cial organ of the Communist party
article and urged "the restoration
of the territorial unity of Georgia" "
Evening star., 1946-02-25
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laws, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, CGit three full days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other daus,
Issued at Alexandria
Ward Dougherty so. Cleveland, and Grace
<. Tucker. 80, Washington.
Jack M. Martin, %, Asheville. N c., and
Rebecca NJ. Vance, %, Alexandria
CharleS Sprague Parker, 90 Seattle anc
Phebe Norton Fisher, 21, Philadelphia
Adams %. both of Baltimore.
Denis H. Cahill, 2S. and Frances Meade
Berkeley, 2S, both of Alexandria
Ester Lott, %, and Pearl Warren, %, both
of Washington.
Herbert R Napier. 80, and Evelyn vii.
llams,, "a. both of Alexandria
Elgln Adams Huntington, As, Indian Head
Md. and Ruhamah Deane Burton, 43
Alexandria
Kenneth j. Lindburgh. 30. and Francett.
E. Boman, IS, both of Washington.
Ralph G. Hamilton, 21, and Dorothy A
Bryan, 1S, both of WASHINGTON
John Carter. "a, Dorchester, Mass, and
Jane Morrison, 21, Washington.
Donovan 25, both of Rochester, N. Y
Evening star., 1946-02-25
Recall Of Van Acker
As Belgian Premier
Viewed as Likely
BY the Associated Press

BRUSSELS, Feb. 25.-The posi-.
bility that former Socialist Premier
Achille van Acker may be recalled tc
form a new coalition cabinet
emerged today as returns from yes.
terday's provincial elections indi.
Gated that left-wing parties woulc
hold slim one-vote majority in the
l67-seat Belgian Senate.
While the|right-wing Social-Chris.
tian (Catholic) Party proved itselt
the strongest single party by captur.
ing 344 of the 696 provincial coun.
cillorships, it could not offset the
combined strength of the Socialists
Communists and Liberals, which
won 452 council seats.
The Social Christians won 81 ot
l0l Senate seats decided in nationa
elections last Sunday. Of the 6f
senators still to be named, the pro.
vlncial councillors elected YESTERDAY
will choose A from their own ranks
on proportional basis, which wouIo
assure the left-Wingers of a one-seat
margin.
Margin to Remain.
This margin should be maintained
IN the selection of the remaining q
senators, who will be chosen by
their l45 colleagues on March 7.
Political observers believed that ir
the face of this situation Auguste dc
SchrlJver, right wing leader who
has been charged by Regent Prince
Charles with investigating the for
nation of new government, Woulc
hand over task to Van Acker.
Van Ackers coalition last week
won 109 seats in the Chamber oil
Deputies to the Social Christians 81
seats.
Councillors Rule Provinces.
The councillors who were elected
yesterday will administer the nine
Belgian provinces for the next foul
years. The final count showed the
Soclal-ChriStian party with 344 coun-
clllorships, Socialists 231, Commu-
nists So, Liberals So and Liberal-So-
cialist coalition 10.
The Social Christians favor the
return of King Leopold, who is now
living in exile in Switzerland. Van
Acker'S Socialists have accused the
King of collaborating" with the
Germans and want him barred from
the throne.
Evening star., 1946-02-25
Cowboy Singer Killed
When Car Overturns
By the Associated Press

CASA GRANDE, Ariz., Feb. 25.-
Powder River" Jack Lee, 70, wide
Unknown rodeo singer and COM
poSer of cowboy songs, was killed
last night when his car left the
road near here and overturned.
He Is survived by his widow
Kitty, who appeared with him at
rodeos for years. as a singing team