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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-01
Halloween Gets
Flremen Out On
Six Night Calls

Halloween pranksters kept tho
local fire department busy last night
answering calls to piles of burning
leaves. Six alarms were answered,
beginning about $50 o'clock and
and continuing until near midnight.
Calls were answered to a pile of
leaves burning at the corner of Bur-
well avenue and Parham street ;,t
$50 o'clock; on Montgomery street
at 9:l5 O'Clock ant at the corner of
William street and Andrews avenue
at ll:20 o'clock. Other calls were
not listed.
. The police department reported
only one serious offense, with the
usual windows marked with soap
and chairs scattered over lawns and
in the street. One stolen bicycle
was reported, the property of James
Bissctt, and taken from in front %
State theatre.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-01
Mrs. Page To Play
Exhibition Golf In
WarrentOn Sunday

Mrs. EStcllc Lawson Page, of
Chapel Hill, woman's national ANA
tcur champion golfer, will play
Lloyd Cook, outstanding man golfer
of Warrenton, in an exhibition match
at the WarrentOn golf course on Sun
day afternoon at 2 o'clock for the
benefit of the American Junior Red
Cross, il was announced today.
The public is invited to witness
the eighteen hole match. There will
be no charge for admission, but the
public will be offered an opportunity
10 make contribution To the Junior
Rcd Cross when silver offering is
taken durin" the afternoon.
Mrs. AlpheuS Jones, Warren coun-
ty chairman of the Junior Red Cross.
tcC the announcement today and
stated that the country WAS FORUM
ate i'll securing Mrs. Page To play for
the benefit of the Red Cross.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-01
PASCHALL FUNERAL.
is AT MIDDEBURG

Services were held This afternoon
nj tho residence Of Mrs. Robert y
Paschall al Middlcburg for her sen
Carl Morris Paschall. vino died a,
Maria Parham hospital "Wednesday.
Rev. l.. c. Brothers. pastor OF
Middleburg Methodist church. con-
Quoted the services, assisted by Rev.
E. Norileet Gardner, pastor of the
First Baptist church here, and Rev.
w. G. Farrar. pastor Of Nor!ina Nc
thodist church. Burial was in the
family cemetery.
The deceased had been Ill about
30 days. He was engaged in farming
in the MiddlcburG pcommunity.
Survivors in addition 10 his moth
CT include three sisters. Il half-sistcr,
two brothers and Il half-brothcr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-01
WITH THE SICK

At Nlria FarEam.
Mrs r. D. Starkry is rC1ortrd 10
&c doing satisfactorily following an
operation at Maria P&vham hoSpit-
al.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-01
Oracle Rivers Weds
G.. A. Williamson

Miss Oracle Rivers. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. {. Rivers. of Wise.
and Carl A. Williamson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. r. d. Williamson, Route 2.
Henderson. were married Friday aft
crnoCn. October p, at / O'Clock
with Rev. f.. Norilcct Gardner as
officiating minister.
The bride was dressed in black
checked suit with which she used
black accessories.
Mrs. Williamson is graduate of
NCrliT" high school. Mr.. Williamson
attended Dabncy hIgh school and
served in the United States Navy.
He now holds Il position with the
}. {. Penney Company.
In Ethiopia, il is possible III 4
single day To travel from II region
ri oppressive heat lu one Of Intense
cold.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-01
Sue Kelly Meeting.

The Sue Kelly circle of the w.
NJ. S. of the First Baptist church
will meet Monday evening al the
church. with Mrs. Jim Harrison as
leader and Mrs. +. \. Latta us
speaker. il was stated. HoStcSScS
will be McsdamcS George Davis.
Ruddy Edwards. and =. &. Long.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-01
BIRTHS
Edwards Twins

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman w. Ed
wards announce the birth of twins.
Martha Estcllc and Louis Howard.
on October 30 nj Maria Parham hos
pital. Mother. daughter and son arc
reported getting alon" fine.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-01
Expected Tomorrow.

Miss Mary Bowen. student al
Meredith College. is expected To ar
ri'" Saturday 10 spend the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
". i Bowen.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-11-01
Patient \, HOSPITAL,

w. J. Bowen i, Il patient al Maria
narham huspiia! whore he had {;
niinor operation. il was reported to-
day.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-06

Stvarera patriotisena! Deja-
nja, ne besed! Prispevajte "a
otroSko bolnico . Sloveniji!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-06
Spominsko pesem
pudlemu toIcu

Mrs. Mary Spendal, 876 E
II St., je prejela sledeeo pesem
katero je spisal njen bratranee
Ivan zurga v spomin padlemu
talcu Alojziju Mlakarju Ravni
pri Blokah.
Jesenska sapca je pihljala
in soncek milo je sijal.
Sva zadnjic 81 roke podala,
I'll dragi Lojze 81 slovo jemal.
Najdrazji bill 81 mi v tel vojni
prijatelj zvestega srca.
Najdrazji bill 81 mi v trpljenju
bill v zmago upanja.
Mislil sem, da locila
ne bova sc nikoli.
Nesreca sc je pripetila,
Oh, Tvoja smrt je zane bol.
Spomin najljubsi mi v zivljenju
DO moja misel lie ma te.
V srcu mojem hrepenenje,
zivelo Tvoje hrabro bo srce.
ITO pesmico sem spesnil v
spomin padlemu Alojziju Mia
karju Ravni. Prosim Te, &c Ii
je mogoee, daj jo v easopis v
Ameriki. Mogoce bodo citali ma
81 sorodniki, mole zene bratje
in sestre, &c so se zivi, ker sc
nie ne oglasijo. Pozdravljam vse
rojake in rojakinje, XII prebiva-
te v Ameriki! - Smrt fasizmu
- svoboda narodu!
"Ivan zurga,
komandir postaje v Cerknici in
moja zena Helena, rojena Mia
kar v Ravnah, Stew. a."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-06
ZADRUGA ELAN" ZDELU-
JE sPORTNO ORODJE IA
MLADINO

Madaljevanje z 2. stranD
pee star predelan bencinski sod
ter-y strojni mizarski in v stroll
nj mehanieni delavnici, kjer so
pravkar MONTREAL tezko elek-
tricno struznico, kupljeno v
Ljubljani.
V tel delavnici della mlad pri-
morski partizan, odlicen preciz-
nj strugar, XII je nekdaj delat v
podruznici Fiatovih tovarn v
Trstu. Tako so sc zbrali v to "a
druzno delovno skupnost start
partizanski borci cd .vseh stra-
nj, in vsak je prispeval svoje
strokovno znanje.
Zanimalo me je, kako live. v
taksnem majhnem kraju, kakor
je Begunje, nj lahko resiti vpra-
sanje preskrbe toliko ljudi, XII
so skoraj sami nedomacini. To-
da tudi to vprasanje so sami re-
Sill. Te dni so odprli svojo "a
druzno memo. Tudi proda.jo
svojih sportnih izdelkov organi-
zirajo sami. Dne /. junija so od-
prli Ljubljani svojo sportno
trgovino. Upajo, da bodo s ca
som pocenili svoje izdelke, zlasti
Sc potem, ko 81 bodo ustvarili
tudi lastno livarno. zdaj mora
jo oddajati vsa livarska della v
Store in v Ljubljano, kar pride
drago in cemer izgube tedne
casa. Pogresajo tudi lastno
sportno igrisce, ma katerem bi
preizkusali svoje izdelke. Toda
naerti jih kar razganjajo, in
kdor jih pozna, ne dvomi, da jih
bodo uresnicili. FIR. Derd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-06

in Mihljey Ivane il Radenc sva
sla skupaj pes. Hodila sva en-
mesec. &c bi te zanimalo, kako
smo potovali, bonn pa drugic
opisal. .v .:.sl
'Pri mas SO razmere se tezke,
ker SO mostovi poruseni, kot tu-
di ceste in tovarne, ker nam ie
sovraznik porusil in pozgal va
81 in mesta. Ampak Sc nasa
oblast jake zanima in obnavlja
se ma veliko. Zdaj vozi vlak il
Ljubljane do Otovca; Sc to leto
bono imeli zvezo do Karlovca.
Avtobusni promet imamo med
Vinico in Otovcem. Nam kme-
tom je tudi tezko, ker smo IL
crpani v vsem. zivine ma m
manjka. JAZZ sam sem dal "a
naso vojsko tri krave in diva vo-
la.
"Vsi smo zaceli ma novo live
ii in gospodariti. JAZZ nisem
celih pet let delal donna, potem
vedi kako je. Glavno mi je, da
sem nasel donna druzino 1.-Two in
zdravo. JAZZ sam nisem zdrav.
Noge SO mi zmeraj zatecene. &c
bonn kdaj kaj zmogel, pojdem v
bolnisnico, &c mi bodo mogli kaj
pomagati. Sal yes, da sem dosti
prestal, da so mi krogle brenca-
lie okrog uses in srapneli padali
okrog meme, pa vendar sc m
ostal xiv. Nisem 81 pisal ziv-
ljenja. Racunal sem, da Sc W.
mem xiv ma vezni prag, potem
rad umrjem, samo da bi druzi-
ma vedela, kje sem.
"Ce bi bill skupaj mesec dni,
bi ri incl dosti "a povedati, no,
Ii bonn pa .drugic Sc kaj popisal
nase trpljenje. Prejmite srene
pozdrave vsi cd mas vseh sku-
paj, Tvoj brat
Franc Mukavec".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-06
Vesti IL zivljenja
as,aeriSkih SLovencev

V Minnesoti je zdaj mno-
60 turistov cd blizu in dalec. -
V Chisholmu sta Sc porocila
Andrej Levcak in Mary Cham
pa. ma Elyju Mary Kure in E.
Folio, kakor tudi John F. Fink
in Mary L. Krnichar, William
Erzar in Margaret Kobe, v Eve
lethu pa Margaret Petrovcic in
Marshall Duff ter A. Tekautz
in Angeline Lavrich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-06
OsnOyni zakOn O zadrugah


ME stanje formalno uzakonje-
no. Zakon predvideva tudi tes-
no sodelovanje zadrug z organi
drzavne uprave, XII imajo gospo-
darske naloge.
Da Sc zadruge cim bolj okre-
PHO in Sc omogoci njihovo skup-
no oskrbovanje in cim tesnejsa
povezava z drzavnim gospodar-
stvom, je v zakonu predvideno
zdruzevanje zadrug v poslovne
zyeze. Pc pravilu sc bodo take
poslovne zveze ustanavljale "a
podrocje okrajev, po potrebi pa
tudi "a vecja podrocja, kakor to
pac zahteva poslovanje posa-
meznih vrst zadrug.
Okrajne poslovne zveze bodo
tesno povezale drzavno in "a
druzno gospodarstvo. Predvide-
ne pa SO tudi poslovne zveze vis-
je stopnje, XII bodo zdruzevale
posamezne okrajne poslovne
zveze pa bodo imele po novem
zakonu samo znacaj revizijskih
zvez. TIE glavne zveze pa bodo
tudi pomagale zadrugam in po-
slovnim zvezam pri delu in bodo
zlasti skrbele "a vzgojo zadruz-
nih kadroy.
V zakonsken predlogu je
predvideno, da Sc zadrugam W.
nejo ugodnosti, XII SO jih imele
pred uveljavljenjem zakona O
gospodarskih zadrugah il leta
1887. Poleg tega so v zakonskem
|predlogu predvidene move ugod-
nosti, XII jih zadruznistvo doslej
,, nj uzivalo.
Po svojem bistvu 90 novi "a
kon zadrugah okvirni zakon,
ker DO vseboval samo osnovne
dolocbe splosnega znacaja "a
vse zadruznistvo. Zato predvi-
deva zakon, da bodo ljudske re-
publike v okviru nacel, postav-
ljenih zveznim zakonom, izda-
lie svoje zadruzne zakone, XII bo-
do podrobno urejali poslovanje
zadrug. Zakonodajna odbora
sveta narodov in Zveznega sveta
sta v naeelu soglasno sprejela
predlog zakona zadrugah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-06
PISMA II STARECA KRAJA
Il dogodkov spehoriu pri crnomIiu

samo da 81 glayo resi-. Vprasas,
cemu so mas internirali? To je
bila fasistovska taktika, da slo-
venski narod unicijo. Ampak sc
jim nj posrecilo, ceravno imamo
samo v Jugoslaviji en- million
in sedemstotisoc zrtev.
"Dne II. augusta 1912 leta
zjutraj je bila megla. Prislo je
okrog 1000 Italijanov, obkolili
so vas speharje in kogar SO do
bill v roke cd moskih v starosti
cd 16 do so leta, SO odpeljali.
Cd mas so pobraI meme, Pereee
Franceta in Ivenceca Rticki, do
lenje Ivane, Mihelov Ivane,
Rtieki gorenji, France Kovaci-
Gin, Joze Medvedov, Iyica in
Mirka, Radunceve Marice sin
Joze il hriba Ivane Mrtinov
Pavel, Grzanov, zalcev France,
Misericev Peter. Petra Mrtinov-
ga sin je padel. S seboj nam nj
SO dovolili nicesar vzeti. Ma bor-
Stu so mas postavili v vrsto,
smo mislili, da mas bodo po-
tolkli.
"Moji vsi stirje otroci so sli
"a menoj do Starega trga, toda
jih MISC pustili niti blizu meme.
Niti vode ali jesti nam MISC da-
Ii. Ponoci so mas zmetali v av-
tomobile in odpeljali v Crno-
melj. Tam smo bill diva dni. Ma
to so mas odpeljali v Padovo v
Italijo. Povsod so nam grozili
samo spuskami in gladom. Ma
vseh Svetih dan je en- italian
ski oficir enega nasega ustrelil,
kar v taboriscu. Dal mu .je diva
strela. Zmeraj smo gledali, kda;j
DO kdo Sci "a talca v smrt. Stal-
no so nam bill mitraljezi "a hrb-
tom.
"Jaz, France Rticki in zal-
cev il hriba smo sli naprej v
Renicci. Ko so mas locili ma ra-
zen, smo Sc jokali in eden dru-
gemu narocai, da kateri pride
xiv domov, da maj pove kje smo
Sc zadnjic videli. v Renicci smo
prisli mocvirje pod sotore brez
slane. Bio je v hrastovi hosti.
Takrat je nam ma sreeo hrast
rodil zelod, XII smo vsega poje-
dli.
"Bilo mas je 5000 ljudi. Po-
mrlo jih je precej, toda III ne
vem tocno povedati, koliko. To
pa vem, da jih je v nekaterih
dneh umrlo cd 20 do 80 ma dan
cd samega glada in prehlada.
Diva dni po kapitulaciji Italije
so Sc streljali ma mas z mira
ljezami. Nekaj vem da jih je
bio ranjenih. v par dnevih po-
tenn smo Sc kar vsi skupaj raz-
bezali in sli kar pes domov. JAZZ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-06

V torek sta zakonodajna od-
bora Sveta narodov in Zvezne-
ga sveta razpravljala o osnov-
nem zakonu O zadrugah, XII je
bill sprejet ma zadnji seji zvezne
Wade. Ma seji Sveta narodoy je
Blaz Markovic v imenu Wade
podal obsirno utemeljitey "a
kona.
Nacrt zakona o zadrugah ina
|nalogo postaviti organizacijske
in pravne pogoje "a razvoj in
okrepitev zadrug, da bodo mo-
gle prevzeti odgovorno vlogo v
izgraditvi nasega narodnega 60
spodarstva in da bodo lahko po-
stale trdna opora drzave v zasci-
tt interesov ljudstva.
Stare in move zadruge sc mo-
rajo danes Sc posluzevati dolocb
zakona o gospodarskih zadru-
gah il leta 1887, ko je bill eden
glavnih vzrokov nezdravega sta
MIA nasega zadruznistva v pref
snji Jugoslaviji.
Pc zakonskem predlogu so "a
druge prostovoljne gospodar-
ske organizacije pretezno delov-
mega ljudstva, XII skupnim de-
lom pospesujejo interese delov-
mega ljudstva, povezujejo drob-
no vasko in rokodelsko gospo-
darstvo ter pospesujejo inicia-
two ljudskih mnozic " zvezi z
oskrbo in razdeljevanjem blaga.
Zadruzniki so med seboj enako-
pravni.
z novim zakonom bodo raz-
sirjene pravice in pristojnosti
skupscine zadruznikov, da pri-
dejo do izraza najsirsi sloji "a
druznega clanstva. Ma ia naein
je zagotovljeno, da Sc uveljavi
pobuda cd spodaj, XII mora biti
bistven cinitelj tazvoja zadrug.
Zakon predvideva knetijske,
nabavno-prodajne, proizvajalne
in predelovalne zadruge. NADIA.
lie so v zakonu postavljeni prav-
nj temelji move, vazne vrste
kmetijskih proizvajalnih "a
drug, namrec kmeckih delovnih
zadrug "a skupno obdelovanje
zemlje in "a skupno gospodar-
stvo.
Organizacija zadrug bo po no.
vem zakonu prilagodena novi
drzavni ureditvi. Zakon doloea
osnovna nacela "a reorganizaci-
jo starih zadrug, XII je v praksi
re v veliki meri izvrsena, tako
da DO z novim zakonom seda-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-06

Vas donesek "a otrosko bol-
nico Y Sloveniji bo znak lju-
bszni in spostovanja do po-
trebnih. v ia namen lahko
prispevate tudi v uradu "Ena-
kopravnosti"l
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-06

Mr.. John Mukavec, 6527
Schaefer Ave-, je prejel pismo
Cd brata Franco IL speharji IA,
posta Vinica pri Crnomlju, v
katerem mu opisuje razne do
godke, katere so tamosnji roja-
XII prestali tekom vojne. Pismo
sc glasi:
. "speharji, Vinica
pri crnomlju "a. maja 1916
"Dragi brat in druzina!
"Prejel sem Tvoji pismi pred
par dnevi in diva paketa. Bio
je vse kakor ste odposlali in
dobili smo vse, kar ste poslali.
Dragi brat in druzina, tako Sc
nam lepo vidi, ker Sc toliko
brigate "a mas in da pripozna-
te nase tezke in obupne case,
tako da ne vemo, kako bi Sc "a
vse poslano mogli prav "a
hvaliti.
"Jaz sem sc informiral ma
visjih mestih "a Tvoje poses
two. Ia zdaj se stojijo tako, ka-
kor poprej, dokler Sc ne DO toe
no znalo, &c v resnici mislite
priti domov. Ia odredba velja
"a vse tiste, kateri zivite v Ame-
riki in innate posestva tukaj.
Lahko ina vsak As hektarov
zemlje; pri mas lahko Sc vec,
ker smo v pasivnem pasu. Sc
letos bi bill dali drugim "a ob-
delavo, pa vendar je ostalo po
starem. Meni so tudi svetovali,
kako maj naredim in da ne ra-
BIN mic drugega, kot samo pi-
smo cd Tebe, kako mislis po-
sestvom. Pa sal bos videl Be-,
kaksne bodo prilike tt kazale,
ker nasa nova oblast sc briga,
da bo incl vsak dosti zemlje in
da ne bo vec malih bajtarjev in
da Sc obdela vso zemljo.
"Zdaj okopavamo koruzo in
krompir in trsje obvezujemo.
TITO nam je po vecini odnesel
mraz Sc v aprilu. Zdaj je spet
malo toca; dezja nj bilo re dya
meseca. Trave DO malo. Sedaj
je namocilo ali je malo pozno.
"Bom malo Sc popisal, kaks-
ne neprilike SO Sc dogajale pri
mas. Najprej so 1talijani od-
peljali Milo Mukovcevega iz
hriba in Franceta Stanecega il
Gorice, Sc v jeseni 1941 leta.
So kar prisli v hiso, jih odpe-
ljali in postrelili, nato so jih V
Razvajah pustili v snegu ubi-
te. Drugi dan mas je slo en- par
v Vinico in smo bill prvi, XII
smo jih nasl. Bill smo prepla-
SEMI, da nismo vedeli &c bi sli
naprej ali nazaj. Lojze smitov
je Sci v Vinico ma -poroko. Sc
isti dan SO ga ubili med Secjem
selom in Vinico. Dali so mu tri
strele.
'Tonice Leseeve sina SO ubi-
Ii v Badunceyi stall, pa je bill
BE mlad fanticek. Pozgai so vso
vas Zapudje in osem ljudi pri-
slonili ma lid in postreljali. Tam
jih je videl Joze Mihelov, XII Sc
je ozenil k Miseevim ma Vrh.
Mega so obsodile same Zapuj-
ske zene in drugega nj yreden.
Nv Starem trgu so stiri mo-
ze fasisti navezali "a noge in
"a voz, nato so jih vlekl po ce-
sti. Tam pri sintarju SO jih pa
ubili, popolnoma nedokne ljudi.
Tako Sc je delalo vsepovsod. Ko
:
smo zagledali Italijana, smo be-
zali in sc skrivali, ker snao Sc
jih bali. Pa yseeno SO mas pre-
varili in prijeli in nedolzne mas
mrcvarili. Ko so meme odpeljai,
so mi pobrali kokosi, suho me-
so, vnio izpiii, vse so well, kar
Jim je ugajalo. Pobrali so po-
rocne prstane, uro, obleko, kar
se Jim je dopadlo je slo Z mimi.
Nismo Jim smell nj reci.
IL letal so mas mitraljezali
po vasi, da smo bezali il his.
Po gromacah SO streljali IL to-
s1nxy cfrn inino mi IN hOkoSi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-06

DIAMOND STAR DECORATED
Billy Hitchcock, Washington
Senator'S third baseman, who re-
Gently was awarded the Bronze
Star by the war department for
his services as major In the AAF
during World War IL
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Wilmington Furniture and who laid the foundation Of
principles which enabled the Hive to the repua
ton being Reliable which reputation he It, His
policies ependaby service courtesy and fair dealing passed
family the operators Of the furniture
growth Of the business to it, present
status.
Evening star., 1946-09-05
Milk Price Increase
OF Half Cent Seen
For Washington Area

An official of the Maryland and
Virginia Milk Producers Association
said today action can be expected
within few days by its members
on the Agriculture Department pro-
posal for a higher producer price
for milk. This would mean another
half-cent-a-quart increase for con-
sumers.
Bruce B. Derrick, secretary of the
association, indicated the proposal
probably" would be approved by
producers.
Chances of dairies absorbing the
increase and thus preventing an
other rise in milk prices are slim,
however. A source in the industry
who declined use of his name said
he could see no alternative to
passing the increase along.
This would mean home delivered
milk would cost 1872 cents quart
and store milk 2 quarts for "a cents.
The end of Government subsidies
with the lapse of OPA July
brought a sharp increase in milk
to consumers for the first time in
years.
The Agriculture Department pro-
posal calls for class / milk (f1uid
milk to be set at $3.50 hundred
weight, an increase of 25 cents over
the present price.
If approved, the proposal becomes
part of the milk marketing agree
ment for this area.
The department also proposed
price changes for five other cities
Philadelphia. Boston, Fall River
Lowell and Lawrence, Mass.
Evening star., 1946-09-05
Printers and Publishers
Discuss New Contract

officials Of Columbia Typograph-
ical Union 101 and representatives
Of newspaper publishers were con-
ferring today on a new contract for
the coming year, as conferences on
the commercial printing contract
were continued until September II.
The present newspaper contract ex-
pires in November.
The Office of Union President
Jesse B. Manbeck reported that 81
of the IS clauses in the commercial
contract have been disposed of at
eight conferences with the Graphic
Arts Association. The commercial
contract expired August 10, but work
is continuing under a 45-day clause
which expires September "a. A strike
notice previously was filed by the
union.
Postponeinent of the commercial
contract conferences following a
meeting was taken so that some of
the commercial publishers could at
tend a convention in Atlantic City
next week, union officials explained.
Evening star., 1946-09-05
Army Names II Soldiers
Missing on European Bit
BY the kssocioted press

FRANKFURT, Sept. 5.-The II
American soldiers missing and pre-
sumed lost" aboard a BIT bomber
which disappeared six days ago
while en- route from Frankfurt to
Casablanca were identified today by
headquarters of United States forces
in the European theater.
The four passengers were Mai.
John E. Kirby, serial number O44726;
Capt. Alex H. Bowling, O4O6178;
Capt. Van S. Brokaw, 0l11714, and
1t. Frank j. Mayer, 0170158O.
Crewmen were Maj. George
Lewis, 07356l2, pilot; Capt. Clar-
ence o. Wore, 0429190, co-pilot; Capt
Dorsey B. Melton. 0428688, co-pilot;
Lit. George C. Smith, 0708131, navi-
gator; Sergt. Harold G. Matyger,
33622059, radio operator; Sergt. B.
j. (Jack) Harrelson, 38541884, crew
chief, and Pfc. Frederick j. Erthal
l5l28430, flight traffic clerk.
Evening star., 1946-09-05
Pepper Says U. 5. Must PLAY
ConciIiafor Role in Europe
BY tho Associated Press

SEATTLE, Sept. Senator
Pepper, Democrat. Of Florida de-
clared last night that 'it is not our
business to help the British keep the
Russians out of the Mediterranean
or away from the Dardanelles:. Rus
sia has its rights, too."
He said the United States role in
European affairs should be that of
conciliator and mediator.
The Senator declared that "the
United States should stay out of
China. If war preparations are
intensified, we will have another
Spain in China" He said China
should be left to fight its civil war
alone, as was the United States
in 1861.
He spoke under sponsorship of the
Independent Citizens Committee OF
the Arts, Sciences and Professions
before crowd OF 600.
Warning of two alternatives
"frightful calamity or the inviting
prospect of peace and prosperity
Senator Pepper deplored what he
termed Fthe unspeakable and in
describable hatred that is directed
against Russia
Evening star., 1946-09-05
13O Packing Firms Close
In Philadelphia Area
By the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5.-Meat
supplies in the Philadelphia area
were dwindling rapidly today with
100 small meat-packing firms in nine
Southeastern Pennsylvania counties
shut down and 1877 more expected
to join them by tonight.
Spokesman for the packing in
dustry said the plants closed because
the packers could not purchase live
stock at present ceiling prices.
The Eastern Pennsylvania Slaugh-
terers' Association said the 100 small
packers supplied approximately 600,-
600 pounds of beef, veal and lamb
weekly to Philadelphia area re-
tailers. A spokesman for the as
sociation estimated 367 other small
packing firms probably would shut
down at the close of business to-
morrow