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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-06

lordov. Morda Sc nekega dine do
godi TAXA preiskava tudi Zed.
drzavah, kjer okrog sest dru-
Yin kontrolira vse novinske
agencije in z nekaj izjemami yse
veliko casopisje. Ia monopol pa
zagovarjajo pod masko borbe "a
svobodo tiska, Seveda, svoboda
maj velia lie kot 81 10 oni pred
stavljajo - to je, sal-1o zanje.
SANSov tajnik Mirko G. Ku-
hel poroea V tel stevilki 0 kam-
panji "a otrosko bolnico v Slo-
veniji. Cas- je, da Sc jo zakljuci.
Namenili smo Sc zbrati v ia ma
men vsoto $150,00O in bila bi re
lahko skupaj = ampak "lahko"
lie - &c bi pristopili zraven Sc
tisti, XII bi tudi LAHKO poma-
! gall.
Bogdan Radica je dobil radi
svoje knjige proti novi Jugosla-
viii precei publicitete. Bill je V
sluzbi informacijskega biroja re
pri kr~aljevi vladi, potem NADIA
ljeval pri sedanji, a je spoznal,
da nj po njegovem okusu. Pa Sc
mu ie posrecilo uiti izpod Tito
We tajne policije V Bar v I~taliji
in nato odpotovati nazaj v Anne
riko, kjer prodaja svoje propa-
gandne spise. To, kar razlaga v
Nth, je veliko resnicnega. Am
pax zaledje nepravilno tolmaci,
ali pa ga sploh izpusea. To je
hiba vseh takih, XII so zlahka
delali "a start rezim, a v revolu-
CHI pa sc nikakor ne moreio
~znajti.
Zed. drzave Sc zelo zanimajo
tudi "a Dardanele in Donavo. V
Moskvi namigujejo, da ameriSki
Imperialism stremi vzeti Waldo
mad svetom in v ia namen "a
hteva pod svoje okrilje vse plov-
bne reke izven Zed. draw, visa
morja, ugrabljena japonska oto-
cja, japonske baze, Greenland
in Iceland, Kitajsko it'd. In ma
ravno, nasa zasedbena ob1ast
tudi V Trstu nj cato, ker bi il BIZ
10 lie "a stir (sedaj re pozablje-
me- Rooseveltove svobodscine.
Turcija Sc sovjetskim zahte-
YAM glede kontrole mad ozino il
Crnega morja Sredozemsko
morje upira. A Sc ne bi, ako il
ne bi mi in Anglia dajali opo-
re. Russia pa Sc spominja tur-
ske "nevtralnosti' med vojno in
81 take cd ME nikdar vec ne zeli.
Srbski veljaki Ameriki so v
minuii volilni kampanji delali
wits, kot da SO povedli svoje
ljudstvo liz demokratske v repu-
blikansko stranko. Ampak ker
je Srbov tn malo - in pr poll
tisnih" pa ~stejejo lie GLASGOW, Sc
jim poteza nj posebno posrecila.
Pomagal jim je posebno McCor-
mickov in Hearstov fisk, in pa
manjsi listi, kot je npr. newyor-
Ski Mo1n I nndnr TnIa naS 20.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-06
%yaeonie poIiske ormode

Sedanja poljska armada Steje
okrog 10000 MOI. Oh pricetku
vojne /. 1889 je imela Poljska
5etrt milijona MOI stalne arma-
de. Sedanjo vezbajo ruski cast
Mkt pc sovjetskem armadnem
modelu, tako da DO sistem in
orozje obeh armad izenacen.
Tsto velja "a jugoslovansko in
cehoslovaSko armada.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-06
v BerlinU lie samo Sc
1850 Zidov

Pred nacijskim terorjem je
bio V Berlinu 1876, 900 zidov. Pc
vojni jih je ostalo samo Sc T.
$50. Pred vojno je bilo V Ber-
linu so sinagog. Sedaj SO Sc stir.
Imovina berlinskih zidov ie
pred nacizmom znaSala pribli-
Emo $5,500,000. Naciji SO jim
VSo zaplenili.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-06
OMENTARU

(Konec S ]. strani.)
gliji SO napadali tron = toda nj
kjer toliko temeljito, Ola bi ga
do kraja zdrobili.
Cemu demokracija dopusGa,
da Sc koplje Sc zmerom vec tisoc
dvorjanov v izobilju, v razkos-
ju in intrigirajo proti ljudem,
katere izkoriscajo? To Sc bi mo-
ralo nehati. Ampak re pod po-
kojnim Rooseveltom je bio ia
ko, ola smo sprejemali kralje in
kraljice velicastnejse kot pa hi
~kogarkoli drugega, XII Sc je bo-
ril "a odpravo sistema kakrSen
je.
Italia gladuje 80. Cemu maj
memo ljudstvo potemtakem W.
drzuje dvor, XII ga noce? Mar
samo cato, no - sal razumete
mi nismo "a nasilja ... am
pax Umberto je bill -.
Giacomo Matteotti je bill ena
Timed zrtev italijanskega kralja
ter duceja. Umoriti ga je dial
kajpada duce, a ljudje, XII SO
verjeli V savojsko dinastijo, SO
cd kralja pricakovali, da DO kaj
storil prot tistemu zlocinu. Pa
Sc (kralj) nj zganil, In sedaj Sc
pripravljajo obesiti Sc kakega
pol ducata tistih, XII SO sodelo-
vail pri usmrtitvi Matteottija.
Ampak Emanuelu ter Umbertu
pa ne bodo skrivili niti lasu Zee
jih Sc kaj ima), ceprav je bill in
je vojni zlocinec prvega reda in
podpornik onih, XII so ugonab-
ljali najboljse sinove Italije.
Anglo-ameriski tisk-kapita-
listicni seveda, sal drugega je V
tema dezelama silno malo-je
oh umoru Matteottija previdno
molcal = ces, naSli SO ga ubite-
ga V host pod listjem - a isti
sapi SO pripovedovali, kako je
Mussolini odpravil brezposel-
most, b~eraStvo, stavke, nered ma
zeleznicah in pa kako Sc je spra-
vii s~cerkvijo ter oprostil S tenn
papeza jetnistva V Vatikanu.
Ako bi ljudje zgodovine tako hi
tro ne pozabljali, bi Sc il ME
kaj naucili, namesto da zmote
svojih prednikov zdrzema po-
navljajo.
AngleSka zbornica, V kateri
ina delavska stranka vecino, Sc
je odlocila uvesti preiskavo ca
sopisja. AngleSki dnevniki, ted
Mkt in mesecniki so svetovno
znani. Ampak kar ie velikih -
razen nekaj izjem - SO posest
par posameznikov, XII jim mare
kujejo urednisko crto in tako je
milijone citateljev brez "svobo-
de tiska." Reakcionarji ma An
gleskem SO sicer zavpili, da je
TAXA preiskava atentat ma pro-
stost casopisja, toda besedniki
delavske stranke V parlamentu
so torijem rekli, da kar oni no.
cejo, je res svoboden tisk, ne pa
lie casopisje, XII ga kontrolira par
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-06

niske agencije ONA, pise il San
gaia, da Sc ljudje V Zed. drza-
yah glede nash odnosajev S XII
tajsko, predvsem V podpiranju
vladujocega Ciang Kai-sekaove-
ga rezima, V marsicem MOTTO.
Njegova razprava o tenn nasem
vaznem problemu v Aziji Sc
glasi:
Amerikanci sploSnem misli-
jo, da so najbolj velikoduSen
narod vsega sveta - in da Jill
radi tega tudi yes svet ljubi in
spoStuje. Toda Amerikanec, XII
Sc sprehaja pc Sanghaju, DO
kmalu dobil obeutek, da ga sma-
trajo ljudje "a nepovabljenega
tujca. Oni Amerikanci, XII razu-
mejo opazke, katere izmenjava-
10 ma cesti ljudje, katere sreca-
vajo, prihajajo do spoznanja,
da postaja tradicionalno prija-
teljstvo med Kitajci in Ameri-
kanci vedno boil lie V tok poll
tike Wade, XII Sc ne odraza vec V
cuvstvih ljudstva.
Mrznja do %tujcev je V danas-
Mi KIM vecja kot je bila kdaj-
kohl cd takozvane boksarske re-
volucije sem - pred 40 lett.
Razlogi "a to SO razlicni, tako
da Jill je tezko razumeti. VISA.
Kina je nekako zmesana, tako
da je slika ~nejasna.
Pred vsem so p%olitcne razme-
re. Komaj sest mesecev je tega,
kar je bilo najti komunistic-
nih vaseh preprosto izdelane sill
Ike generala Marshalla, ma kate
rib je ljudstvo pozdravljalo ME
COVE napore, da uvede premirje
in sporazum med Waldo in ko-
munisti.
Danes kazejo komunisticne
slike strica Sauna kako pobija
kitajske kmete. To je razumlji-
vo, kajti letala centralne Wade,
XII z bombami in strojnimi pu-
skami ubijajo kitajske kmete,
kadar vojaSke bonnie to name
sejo so opremljene Sc vedno z
znaki ameriSke zracne sile. Ne
davna podelitev ameriSkega cd
viSnega materiala c~entralni VIA
di je prislo Skoro n~eposredno do
izraza S tenn, da so bile naciona-
listicne ofenzive podvojene. Ko-
munisti pac MISC mogli misliti
drugace kot da vidijo prvaki
kuomintanga V tel podelitvi vo-
jaskega materiala nepobiten do
kaz "a to, da jih DO ameriSka
vlada podpirala tako dolgo, da
bodo iztrebili vse komuniste.
Komunisti MISC sami tega ma
ziranja. Mnogo Americanov tu-
di V KIM in pri mas donna je pre-
pricanih, da je temu res tako.
Tudi mnogo Kitajcev, XII MISC
komunisti, je tega misljenja.
Ma nizu demonstrated, XII so
bile %prirejene v teku tedna, XII je
dobil ime "Zapustite Kino', ie
deset sanghajskih organizacij
razpravljalo S tamosnjimi trgov-
CT in casnikarji probleme ameri-
Sko-kitajskih odnosajev. Med
TENN organizacijami so bile ljud-
ske skupine in organizacije in
d~ustrialcev in trgovcev, narod-
ma organizacija pisateljev in
umetnikov, ucitelji in professor
il, bancni uradniki in drugi. Ma
teh shodih in v razpravah SO OBJ
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-06
ZAKLJUCNg APPEL

Pred nekaj tedni je bila V tel
koloni ~izrecena zslja, ola bi bila
postavljena kvota S150,000 "a
sklad otroSke bolnice v Slove-
niji dosezena do konca septem-
bra. To je bila seveda lie pobo-
INA celia, XII bi Sc najbrz izpol-
Mia, &c ne bi nekatere naSe po-
druznice in sodelujoca drustva
odlaSala z uveljavljenjem bolj
sistematicnega nabiranja pri-
spevkov do oktobra in novem-
bra ter ako bi Sc ne z~anaSala, da
DO kvota brez kakega posebne-
ga truda cd njihove strani avto-
maticno dosezena.
Toda 81. oktobra ie Sc mani
kalo dobrih $4,000 in podvzeti
je treba nadaljne korake, da
kampanjo vsaj meseca novem-
bra uspesno zakljucimo. Podruz-
nice in drustva, XII vodijo nabi-
ralne akcije, nj pospesijo svoje
delo in nabrano vsoto elm pref
odposljejo V SANSov urad. Isto-
casno %apeliramo ma druStva in
posameznike, XII so zaradi enega
ali drugega vzroka odlaSali po-
slati svoj prispevek, da Sc Cd
zovejo predno DO kampanja "a
k~ljucena.
Poleg te humanitarne akciie,
da slovenski Amerikanci poma-
gallo zgraditi V Sloveniji bolnico
"a slovensko mladino, ina Slo-
venski ameriSki narodni svet Sc
druge naloge, katere Sc MISC po-
pomona izpolnjene. NaSa poll
ticna akcija V korist Slovenije in
Jugoslavije je danes boil potre-
bna kot katerikoli drugi cas- V
dokoncni borbi "a uresnicenje
zgodovinskih tezenj slovenskega
in jugoslovanskih ljudstev. Med
tenn, ko 81 bodo narodi Jugosla-
vie sami uredili notranjost svo-
je hiSe brez zunanjega vmeSa-
vanja, rabijo %zunanjo pomoc "a
zgraditev prijateljskih odnosa-
jew z drugimi drzavami, poseb-
no z zapadnimi demokraciiami,
S katerimi je skoraj priSlo do
odprtega spora, ker Sc predstav-
Mkt jugoslovanskih narodov ne
marajo odpovedati svojih upra-
vicenih zahtev in pravic in do
pustiti, da bi bila dezela in ME
no ljudstvo ponovno podvrzeni
izkoriScanju. Nj mi treba DO
udarjati, da zapadne velesile ne
soglaSajo S preureditvijo, kakr-
Sno 81 je izbralo jugoslovansko
ljudstvo. Prepreciti 10 hocejo
"a vsako ceno in "a dosego tega
Sc vodi proti Jugoslaviji nacrt-
ma sovrazna kampanja, katere
namen je ustvariti antipaticno
jaVno mnenje o Jugoslaviji in
njenim voditeljem. Ia kampa-
MIA je naperjena proti vsem IA
rodom,, XII spadajo pod takozva-
no "sovjetsko sfero', posebno
pa so ma piki vsi slovanski naro-
di, in uspela je re toliko, da
dale moralno oporo vsem diplo-
maticnim prestopkom proti Ju-
g~oslaviji in njenim bratskim dr.
zavam. Tt postopki, XII so iih
ameriSki vladni zastopniki Java
jalno predstavljali javnosti kot
izvajanje "principov demokraci-
je", SO Sc re ma mirovni konfe-
renci izkazali "a "politiko sile",
"ekonomski imperialism" in
"dolarsko demokracijo". Slo-
vanske drzave, XII so Sc zedinile
"a nasprotovanje TAXI politiki in
proti neupravicenim zakljuc-
kom conference, so re obcutile
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-06

size vzlic tenn manevrom nj in
ne DO obnovljena.
Glasilo KsKJ sedaj izhaja z
imenom "Amerikanski Slove-
nec". V MENU, kakor v KSKJ
sploh, ina Sc vedno odlocujoco
besedo glavni tajnik Joseph Ia
lar. Svojecasno je bill precej ma
klonjen tudi SANSu. Ampak ko
SO zaropotali gospodje Debevec,
Gabrovsek, jaeger it'd, je Zalar
potegnil z mimi. Nj pa bila z
MIN VISA delegacija. MANFRED de-
legacija konvencije KSKJ, XII Sc
je vrsila to leto. Nekaj zastop-
nikov in glavnih odbornikov nj
hotelo pc potih, XII jih narekuje
rev. Gabrovsek in SO smatrali,
da bi katoliska cerkev v Slove-
niji storila veliko boljse, &c hi
bila z narodom namesto z osi-
Seem. Ampak "a Rozmana in
Rupnika bi bio to priznanje Sc
daj prepozno. Josip Zalar pa Sc
bi Sc lahko znasel. A zdi Sc, da
mu je laglje til pc TOXIN, XII pri-
hajajo cd zgoraj in cato Sc v
"Amerikanskem Slovencu" du-
Sa, da (clani KSKJ) "smo in mo-
ramo biti prot vsaki komuni-
sticni propaganda in prot vsa-
kemu drugemu "izmu'. Nato Sc
zgraza mad ono "pescico delega-
TOW, XII Sc je ma minuli konven-
CHI ogrevala "a starokrajsko
komunisticno propaganda. Pra-
vi, da S tenn nj delala casti ne
sebi, ne Ameriki, najmanj pa
KSKJ. Ampak ker je bio nekaj
teh ljudi izvoljenih v odbor, to
pomeni, da Sc konvencija v tenn
oziru vseeno nj ozirala ma mne-
ME 81. tajnika vzlic sprejetim
izjavam, XII jih je urinila ma
Sina.
Franz Won Papen, XII je bill ma
obravnavi v Nuerenbergu opro-
Seen, ina sedaj opraviti z Mem
ci, ces, ako SO tie spustili zavez-
niski sodniki brez kazni, mi tie
ne bomo! Naravno, nj ga Glove
ka, XII ne hi vedel, da je Won Pa
pen delal "a Hitlerja. V Nemciji
so sedaj posebna sodisca, XII ina
10 nalogo iztrebljati nacije il
javnih uradov in izrekati kazni
mad onimi, XII so spoznani "a ma
cijske zlocince. Ampak Won Pa
pen je nedavno dejal, da SO tudi
vsi tt sodnikiFnic drugega kakor
bivsi naciji. Tega mnenja so tu-
di mnogi ameriski porocevalci.
Nacizem je bill pac premoeno
ukoreninjen, da Sc bi ga moglo
sedaj kar tako zlahka iztrebiti
S sodisci in z zavezniSkimi de-
kreti. To je pokazala tudi zavez-
niska obravnava v Nuerenber-
gu, XII je kaznovala lie kak ducat
nacijev, druge pa oprostila.
Volitve v Bolgariji 27. okto-
bra MISC izpadle tako kot hi radi
v Washingtonu in Londonu, to-
da SO bile res volitve in svobo-
dino, demokraticno izvrsene.
Zmagala je domovinska fronta,
" kateri SO vodilni faktor komu-
nisti, a zdruzene z mimi so tudi
razne druge skupine. S tenn je
Bolgarija definitivno v tako-
zvani sovjetski sferi. Ameriska
in angleska vlada bolgarske Via
de Sc nista PRIMAL.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-06

Sc ameriski Slovenci odlocili po-
magati v pospesenju bolniskih
zavodov v Sloveniji. V glavnem
v tenn slucaju seveda "a ustano-
vitev moderne otroske bolnice.
Minimalna kvota nj Sc napolnje-
ma, dasi bi re lahko bila, &c Sc hi
vsi ameriski Slovenci sal neko-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-06
PRoLETAREc

like vec p%otrudili, Ako hi pa vsi
posegli v akcijo, bi bila kvota re
davno doSezena.
Vzlic temu, S%lovenija Sc ma
svojih lastnih nogah trudi IL
boljsati svoje bolniSnice in je v
tenn oziru pc .vojni dosegla re
velike uspehe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-11-06
Japonci dobe pc pet
qure ma dan

Vsled nizkega pridelka toba-
ka je odmerek cigaret ma Japon-
skem pc pet ma dan. Do Nth so
upraviceni lie odraSceni. To me-
rio DO v veljavi tudi v letu 1947.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-10-31
OFFICIAL BALLOT

the the Public
CMSili Anelm
in practicable forth below:
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

Murvyn wye as -Jigger Crai-
GIN in "Carouscl' by Molnar-
llammerstein- Rodgers. Aajes-
tic. April l9.
June Havoc as Venetia In
Ryan Girl" by Edmund Could
ing Produced by Shuberts.
'ymouth, Sept "a
Eddie Joy Jr as Kid Conner
-- Red Mill" revival Produced
by Stone and Stromberg. Zieg-
field, Oct. 16.
Ruth HuSSey as Mary Mat
thews in State OF Union" by
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

Lindsay and Grouse. Hudson,
Nov. IA.
Maurice Evans as Hamlet IN
GI Shakespeare revival by Mike
Todd Columbus Circle. Dec.
IL.
Betty Field as Georgiana Al
lerton in Dream Girl" by Elmer
Rice. Coronet, Dec. IA.
Gertrude Lawrence as Eliza
Doolittle in ''Pygnslion" revival
by Theater, Inc. Barrymore,
Dec. 26.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

Deep Mrs. Sykes" by George
Kelly. Productivity Gilky and
Payne. Booth, Match 10.
Glass Menagerie" by Ten
nesSee Williams. Produced by
bowling and Singer. Play
house. March 81.
"Carousel" by Oscar Ham,
merstein III and Richard Rogers.
Produced by Theater Guild.
Majestic. April 10.
Deep Arc the Roots" by
Arnaud D'JsScdu and James
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Best Performances, Iq45:

(NAROL STONE Barbara Allen in Dark Of the Moon"
~ by Richardson and Berney~0 46th street,
Catherine Willard Mrs. Sykes in Deep Mrs Sykes"
by George Kelly Booth, March g.
Laurette Taylor mother "C;ass Menagerie" by
Tennessee Williams. Playhouse, March 81.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

Deyal. Produced by Backcr and
Narran Royalc. June 10.
Mr.. Strauss Goes TO Bos-
Ton by Lyinson. Sour and
olz. Produced by Felix Bren-
.no. Century. Sept g.
Devils Galore by Eugene
Vale. Produced by William
Calm Royale, Sept 70
Make Yourself al Home"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

by Vera Matthews. Produced
10y Chapcreau and Walker. Bilt-
more, Sept. 13.
Live Life Again" by Dan To-
theroh. Produced by s. 6.
krcllberg. Belasco, Sept 30.
Girl From Nantucket" by
almost everybody you can't
think Of Produced by Henry
Adrian. Adelphia. Nov. 8.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

Cow. Produced by Bloomgarden
and Heller: Fulton. Sept. 26.
State of the Union" by
Howard Lindsay and Russell
Grouse. Produced by Leland
Hayward. Hudson, Nov. Ii.
Dream Girl by Elmer Rice.
Produced by Playwrights Co.
Coronet. Dec. Ia.
Home OF the Brave" by
Arthur Laurentz. Produced by
Sabinson and KayzelL Belasco.
Dec. u.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Worst Plays, I945:

CCT ADY SAYS YES" by Ashley Adams spielman and
~ Gershwin. Produced by J. J. Shubert. Broadhurs,
Jan. TO-
Lady in Danger" by Max Afford and Alexander Kirk
land Produced by Allen and Fisher Broadhurst
Star Spanged Family by Harrison Orkow. Produced
ty Waxman and Kipness. Bitmore April 10.
Round Trip by Mary Orr and Reginald Denham Pro
duced by Clifford Hayman Biltmore, May 29
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Best Plays. I945:
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.


SSTTNHE HASTY HEART by John Patrick Produced by
Lindsay and Grouse Hudson, Jan. s.
"Up in Central Park by Fields and Sigmund Rom
berg Produced by Mike Todd. Century, jan q.
Dark of the Moon" by Howard Richardson and William
Berney Produced by Shubers street
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-07
FUNERALS

Funeral arrangements for Ralph F. Day, formerly of this city: and superintendent of the West Brass Mill, American Brass O., here for 16 years, have not been announced yet. MT. Day died Thursday in Maitland, Fla, after an extended illness. He was president of the Bridgeport Brass Go. for l2 years until his retirement four years ago.
 The funeral of Thomas Geno- vese, S4, of Oak Street, Hitchcock Lake, Wolcot, will be held tomor- row at 9 o'clock from the Colasanto Funeral Home, 932 Bank Street to Our Lady of Lourdes Church for solemn high Mass of requiem at 9:45. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today from 2 to 10 D. m.
 Funeral services for Frederick Bronson Williams, 76 of 7S Crescent Street, will be held tomorrow at II o'clock in Trinity Church, with the Rev. Roger B. T. Anderson, rector, officiating. Burial will be in River side Cemetery. Friends may call at the Anderson Funeral Home, 70 Central Avenue, today from 3 to 5 and 2 to g p. m.
 Continental Lodge of Masons will conduct a Masonic service at the funeral home tonight at 7:sO o. clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-07

Continued from Page D lution to the housing ills.
 These policies and programs are in the process of formulation now. We must be ready to take full ad- vantage of them," he warned.
 Enabling acts allowing commun- ities to take advantage of existing Federal legislation for making tenn porary housing available is a prime requisite at this time, the Governor said. He noted that 12 Connecti- cut communities already had re- ceived approval for 1,051 temporary housing units from the Federal Pulp lie Housing Authority. Enabling legislation would make it possible for many more communities to ap- ply for units, he said.
 Enabling Law Asked
 We must not overlook the fact, however, that the basic shortage Is a shortage in adequate perma- nent living quarters the States executive warned. And he urged the .law-makers to provide legisla- tion that would enable the State to take advantage of Federal aid to long-term housing programs.
 For, said he, while Federal legis- lation aimed at solving the perma- nent housing shortage styl is in flllx, Connecticut should be pre- pared to so along with Federal regulations when they are formu- lated.
 Turning to 8 second item on the session agenda, increases in the wages and salaries. for State em- ployes, the Governor pointed out that a total of $11, 500, 900 had been appropriated for this purpose since 1043. However, he declared these increases were insufficient to pro- vide for the rise in the cost of liv- ing. And he recommended further increases.
 The Governor also asked the leg islature for action removing any doubt as to the constitutional val- idity" of legislation enacted on the final day of the 1945 session. On the last day of that meeting the legislators stopped the clock before midnight and continued passing laws until well into the morning of the next day. Some question has arisen concerning the validity of acts passed during the last hours of that session.
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NOTICE

DISTRICT of WATERBURY, ss.
 PROBATE COURT, May 4th, A. D.
 1946.
 ESTATE of MARY A. BURNS, late of Waterbury in said District, deceased, In Trust.
 The Trustee, having exhibited it's account with said estate to this Court for allowance, and made ap- plication for an order to distribu- tion of said estate, it is
 ORDERED, That the 10th day of May, A. D. 1946, at 9:15 o'clock, in the fore noon, (Standard Time), Cor 10:15 Daylight Time) at the Probate Office in Waterbury, be and the same is, assigned for 8 hearing on the allowance of said account, and application and the Court directs the Trustee to give notice thereof, by publishing this order in some newspaper having a circulation in said District, at least 8 days before said day of hearing.
 Attest,
 MARGUERITE M. FAHY, 5-7-1t. Asst. Clerk.
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City Extends

(Continued from Page 1) was ready for filing once the open ing-day preliminaries of the special legislative session had been complet- ed. Whereas the city seeks to vali- date the 1045 Grand List prepared by Chief Assessor Aldro Jenks, the Council asks that this years tax col lections be based on the 1914 list.
 Hearings on both bills before the joint Finance Committee of both houses of the Assembly tomorrow afternoon are likely. General legis- lative sentiment today was for hear irlgs as soon as possible on all bills before the special session.
 Others May Appeal
 The city administrations validat- ing measure would provide a special hearing period for the Board of Tax Review from June 10 to August 1, with property owners wishing to appeal obliged to file notice of ap- peal by June IS. (Originally the city planned to ask authorization for special board meetings from June l to June 28.)
 Under the administrators pro- posal, not only those who were un- able to. offer their arguments to the Board of Tax Review during the regular period from Feb. to Feb. %, but those who did not file any notice of appeal before the legal deadline would be able to argue for lower, assessments during the special period. Those whose ap- peals were heard durinug the Feb
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BY UNITED PRESS

The nations largest steel producer was threatened today with a com- plete shutdown in three weeks as the coal shortage frightened it's grip on the nation.
 In other developments, the poSsi- bility of coal rationing next Winter arose and a power dimout resulting from lack of coal was spreading to Virginia. Brownouts already were in effect or contemplated in Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia and Washing ton, D. c.
 As the strike entered its 37th
 day, U. S. Steel Corp. ann0unc-
 ed that its coal stocks, even with
 the strictest economy, would last
 only three more weeks. Irving s.
 Olds, chairman of the board,
 told stockholders that prOduc-
 tiOn in the Pittsburgh area
 would be down to nine percent
 of normal by the end of the
 week.
 Meanwhile, Secretary of the In- terior J. A. Krug said rationing of soft coal might be necessary next Winter even if the coal strike is settled soon. The strike already had done it's damage, he said, and there will be serious coal shortage next Winter when the demand for coal for heating is greatest.
 h Virginia, the Public Corpora