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Evening star., 1946-07-23
Kuomintang' S Papers
|qnore Accusations
By Nine. Sun Yat-sen
BY the Associoied Press

SHANGHAI, July 23.-Mme. Sun
Yat-sen's statement charging that
Chinese "reactionaries" are trying
to foment war between the United
States and Russia and urging cessa-
tion of American military assistance
to China was ignored today by some
Chinese newspapers.
No mention of the statement was
made in some papers controlled by
the Kuomintang Government par
ty). Others published only ex-
cerpts.
Foreign Papers Print Full Report.
ent and liberal, published only the
opening sentence Of the Associated
Press report on the statement.
Foreign newspapers in Shanghai
published it in full.
Nine. Suns statement declared
that reactionaries in the Kuomin-
tang were tanning the flames of
civil war, hoping to "incite war
between America and the USSR and
thus at last crush the Chinese Com
munists."
She urged that American troops
be removed from China, that ship
ments of American military supplies
to the central government be halted,
and that coalition government be
formed Immediately.
The Chinese Communist party
and the third-party Democratic
League have demand these same
things.
Nine. Suns Prestige Great.
Nine Sun has immense prestige
and influence in China, in part be-
cause she is considered a selfess
person devoted to the common good
and in part because she is the widow
of the founder of the republic. She
is the sister of Premier T. v. Soong,
Nine. Chang Kai-shek and Nine.
H. H. Kung.
Her statement was not expected
to help arrest the swiftly spreading
civil conflict
The area of greatest conflict ap-
peared to be in Kiangsu Province,
on the north side of the great
Yangtze River and not far from
Shanghai and Nanking, both south
of the river.
Fighting also was reported in
Manchuria. Government newspapers
said Communists were attacking in
the Hardin area and along the
Sungari River to the south.
Evening star., 1946-07-23
Thieves Smash Window
Of Store to Get n Rinos

Twenty-Five rings with a total
value of $433 were taken from the
Kent Jewelry Store, 701 Seventh
street NV, by thieves who broke
the stores show window, Orville
Alexander, manager, reborted to po-
lice yesterday.
Ruth E. Lowe, operator of loves
Jewelry Store, 736 Twelfth street
NV, told police a wrist watch val
ued at $65 was taken from her store
by the windoW-smashing thieves.
Evening star., 1946-07-23
Postal Employees Asked
For Famine Relief Cash

Announcing today as postal EN-.
ploye day." Postmaster Vincent c.
Burke said more than 5000 Post Of
flee employees here will be asked to
contribute to the Interdepartmental
Famine Relief Committee Fund.
Mr.. Burke said he hoped his de-
partment would contribute at least
81 900 to the fund, thus making the
total raised by Federal workers $50.
900.
Evening star., 1946-07-23
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poulties also relieves pain and reduces
swelling due to a simple sprain or bruiss
and relieves cough, tishtnsss of cheat,
nausels soreness due to chest cold, bron-
ehial irritation and simple sore throat.
Get tANTIPHLOCISTINE (Aunty Fioo now.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07
PISMA II STAREGA kRAJA
Pismo IL Velkih Los, okrai HrpeIie-kozino

slim, da DO kmalu. Kjer so ma
Sc zrtve, tam so nase meje.
w Trstu Sc vedno propagan-
dira ostanek fasizna in kapita-
LIMA. Pa mi nocemo tiste re-
akcije podpirati, ker ma visa TX
naein ia ostanek fasizma mo-
ramo unieiti. Sedaj nam ne pu-
stijo mic doll peljati in ne nesti.
&c tukaj pri mas kaj malega
prodamo, s tistia denarjenn ne
moreno nif kupiti ker ihaano
poseben partizanski denar.
~ Trstu je precej blaga in
ohuvala.. To, blago pa nj prevee
dohro, je nesano q unaetno: svi-
10 in obuvalo pa papirjem-
kartonon. Denarja cd pref nj
mamo, ker snao ga sedaj v vojni
porabili. Partizani cd zacetka
MISC inaeli mic, sno jih morali
nai drugi podpirati 2 obleko in 2
denarjena. Hrano. snao jim mo-
rail- nai kahati IN nositi v grmo-
vie" Diva starejsa sina sta mi
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bila tudi tam, sem ju morala 2
ysem podpirati. Sedaj je eden
donna. Tam pa je se vedno ti-
sti ki je redno skrbel Tvoi maj
teri "a drva ia XII ga je imela
najrajsi. On ne pride domov, do
kler ne bo vse v redu.
''Saj YES. izcrpani sme do
kraja. Ce slno mi imeli ali pa
ne, njim sind dali in pomagali.
Ma "a nacin je zrastla ta mo-
gocna Titova vojska. Sedaj je
tako Mocha, da ri ne naores mi-
sliti. Pretrpei snao res veiko,
ampak mi vemo zakaj. Vse TRIP
|ljenje, kar snao Ga prestali, je
bio zaradi domacih izdajalcev.
w nasi vasi ga nj bio nobenega.
Sal Sc vidi, kje jih je bio vec,
- tam kjer je bolj pozgano in
wee zrtev.
"Ce h ne hill prisel razpad
Nemeije, bi bilo BE to malo va
sic pozganih. Sal oropane So bir
lie prav zadesti. Sovraznik je
incl v naertu popolno unieenje
po nasih krajih. .Tukaj je Sc
daj dosti trplj jenja. Boil ko clio.
vek della, mani ina. Letos je ma
primer yes trud zastenj. Lett
ma je TAXA, da spleh sc ne spo-
minjam Sc take. To je prisle
vse cd suse in cd crvov. Ta
zemlja tukaj je postala nerodo-
vitna, ker je vse cd vojne opu.
stoseno.
"Otroci so mi vsi odrastli. Sc
prav bojim ZINE, ker SO vsi brez
sukenj in zimskih oblek. Ostali
smo vsi zivi in zdravi in zelimo
tudi Vam. Vas vse skupaj maj
lepse pozdravljamo,
"Johana i'm Milan Zadnik"
Drugo pismo je cd mojega
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07

Cleveland, O. -. Spodaj pod
pisana sem prejela Re vee pisem
cd moje sosolke in sosede IVAN
ke znidarjeve n Vehkih Loo.
Ona, ina 10 otrok, torej le So
dite ce Sc lazejo. Moi neeak Sc
nahaja spet v v-zaporu cd 6. sep
tembra. Dobivam sanaa TAXA
porocila. Pa mic cato, sal pra-
vica zs prihaja do veljave.
-, Jennie Hrvatin.
.>>d "Velike Loce,
Il 9. augusta 1916
" "Draga Ivanka!
"Pozdravljena! Sporoeam, da
sem prejela Tvoje pismo in vse
pakete, "a katere Sc II najlepse
zahvalina. Use poslano je prislo
prav, &c ne enemu, pa druge-
mu, sal mas je. Res, nekoc snao
si bolj pomagali smo marshal
peljali v Trst, sedaj pa ne sme-
mo, ker nj 30 Trst dokoneno
prikl jucen k Jugoslaviji, pa nai-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07

necaka Franceta Frank, il Tr-
sta, ki je eden izmed udarniske
brigade IL Trsta pomagal gra-
diti cssto pri Brezovici b1izu
Ljubljane. ~,.....
"Trst, 10. avg. 1916.
!, ''Draga teta!
"Precej casa je ze odkar sem
Vam zadnjic pisal. Danes, ko
sem prost Yam hocem zopet pi-
sati en- par vrstic. Bill sem en-
mesecs v SloveniI, v Brezovici
pri Ljubljani, "a prostovoljno
delo. Sci sem skupaj drugimi
tovarisi IL Trsta, Trziea in IL
Gorice in Sc z drugimi IL Julij-
ske Krajine. Mladinci SO bill ve-
cinoma Italijani, drugi pa Slo-
venci. Nasa brigada je Stella 260
mladincev in nladink. Gradili
smo avtomobilsko cesto, katera
bo sla cd Trsta do Marlboro.
.Cez Gas bo nova costa ,vezala
itudi Ljublj jano Zagrebom in
Belgradom.
"Delali smo po sest ur ma
dan, potem snao inaeli politicno
uro, fizkulturo in kulturo. Jedli
srao po trikrat ma dan in tisto
kar SO nam dali, je bio dobro
i'm zadosti. Imei sno tudi dosti
sadja.
"Dostikrat smo sI tudi ma
izlet. Najlepsi kraj, v katerem
S m O bill, je bill Bled. Obiskali
snao tudi Presernov dom, maj
veejega pesnika v Jugoslaviji, v
vasici Vrba. Nasa brigada (IV.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07

gosto meglo med hisanai /. 81.
Kje je ona - neznanka? Flip
je premotril vsako zensko, ME
nj bio. Njena svetla obleka,
edna med temnimi, mrtvaskimi
haljami, bi sc mu ne mogIa skri-
til.
Pospesl je korake. Srecal je
nekaj zapoznelih popotnikov, ki
SO kramljai med seboj. Stal je
pred postajo in sc nasmehnil pri
sebi. Zakaj 81 je vtepel v gla-
vo, da jo mora videti? Morda
sploh nj izstopila in Sc vozi da-
lie. ze Sc je hotel okreniti in Sc
.vrniti domov, ko je zaslisal 'glas
"a sebej:
"Zakaj 81 tako mracen, ka-
kor da razmisljas kak zlocin o.
Bill je Jamsek s pipo med zob-
mi, a q rokami v velikih zepih
suknje. Preden Sc je Pirih ozrl,
ga je spoznal po baritonu, XII
ma je rahlo rogajoee pei. Sc nj
koli nau nj bila druzba tako ne
priietna kot v tistem trenut.
ku.
"Ah je edino zloein, XII eloveka
della mracnega?'
siroko Sc smejoei obraz znan-
ca je pomirjevalno vplival mani
Nasmehnil Sc je.
"Pusti razmisljanje! Pojdiva
ma sprehod!'
lob taken vremenu?
"Doma in v kavarni je Sc boil
pusto."
Pirih Sc je VIDAL. ze je krenil
z Jamskom v korak. Ali nj kdai
pa kdaj Sc v grsem vremenu
zablodil ma polje? 'Pustiti raz.
;misljanje?" Sc je vprasal. Mol.
CO, brez deznikov sta stopala
jskozi dolgi drevored. Sukenj sc
je oprijemala vlaga, pod noga'
mi jima je zvekalo blato. Ma 60.
lin mladikah veja so Sc nabira'
lie debele kaplje; zdaj pa zda.
ie tezko udarilo ma klobuk.
(Dalie prihodmjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07
FRANCE BEVK:
\
MED DVEMA
:. VOJNAMA
ze ie zatonila v mraku "a k

- he je zatonila v mraku "a ko-
stanji.
Flip je obstal kot okamenel.
Ali Sc mu je tako zdelo, ali je
res ze nekoc videl ia obraz? Ali
ga gospica pozna in mu prinasa
kako novice, ali je lie v svoji pre-
serni radosti cutila nepremag-
1.-Two zeljo, da mu je pokimala v
pozdrav? Ali Sc nj njen obraz
znova prikazal liza kostanjev in
Sc oziral po njem? Morda Sc
mu je tako zdelo.
Zaprl je okno, vel klobuk in
stopil ma ulieo. Luei so ze gore
lie, plocniki so Sc svetii cd mo-
krote, na cestah je lezalo blato.
Ljudje so sc tihi, mracni drug
drugemu izogibali z dezniki, hi
tell ma vse strani.
Pirih je stopil proti postal.
Morda bo srecal neznanko: "a
bill 81 je bill v glavo, da mu pri-
nasa neko novice. KoLkokrat so
mu domaei posiljai sporoeila
po cisto tujih osebah. Nenado-
ma sc je ustavil - kaksna ne
utmost! Spomnil Sc je svojih
,vozenj v tujini, ko je cisto tu-
Jim J. judem z roko mahal v po-
zdrav. Emo upanje mu je ugas-
milo, porodilo Sc mu je .drugo.
Svetla obleka neznanke prica,
da je prisla z juga. Vsaj videl
/ jo bo. Tako Sc elovek razveseli
sopka cvetic il syoje domovine.
IL megle so vstajah ljudje in
:se znova hgubljai vanjo. Mi
mo je privozl natrpan tramvaj,
.prihajale so kocije. Cele gruce
ljudi, XII SO sle tho, zamisljeno
.neznansko Sc jim je mudilo v
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trzaske brigade) je postala
udarna brigada. Nasa brigada
je tekmovala z desetimi drugi-
mi brigadami. Dobifi srno zasta-
vico, XII jo irnamo sedai v Tr-
stu. Tako, da nasa brigada je
bila najboljsa il cele Slovenije.
Ia costa DO siroka IL metrov in
DO izgotovljena enkrat drugo
leto.
''Vazen pon1en DO imela ia
nova costa v bodocnosti " tern,
ko bo velik promet po Jugosla-
VIII in bo ia costa vezala sred-
njo Evropo. Zato srno sh mi ma
prostovoljno delo, da dokazemo
bratstvo in vzajemnost m e d
Italijani in Jugoslovani.
"Ko smo Sc zopet vrnili ma
SVOJc QOmOVe, SInO Sc Zaceil pO'
novno boriti, z naanifestacijami
da nai nocemo fasistov v nasem
mestu. Protestirali smo proti po.
liciji, katera drzi fasisti. Go.
voril sem ma sestanku mladine
in sem jim razlagal nase xiv.
ljenje in politicni pomen, S ka'
terim snao si. ma udarnisko de.
10. Ko sem koneal, so bill VS.
zadovoljni in vesei naseg
uspeha.
"Ko sem prisel domov Sc N
prejel barve in obleke, XII ste m
jih poslala. Bill sem vessel po
siljke in Sc Vam sreno zahva
lina "a vse. Prejmite srene po
zdrave cd
"Franceta Frank"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07

Tretje pismo je pa Cd sestre
Rosalije Frank n g glasi:
'Trst, s. sept. 1916
''Predraga moja sestra
Ivanka!
''Pred osmimi dneu sem III
pismo pisala, ali ii imam be do
datno "a sporociti. Tukaj se
vedno Gakamo odresitve, katere
tako dolgo nj. Sc be vedno bori-
mo. Sal Vam je kaj znano tr-
zasko in delavsko zivljenje, XII
Sc se vedno hrabro Azi v "a
porih je Sc precej nash ljudi.
Med mimi je tudi mas borec,
hrabri Dusan, on je spet pod IT,
slim kljueem, kot leta 1914. Pri-
si so in ga dobili v tiskarni
nase stranke dne 6. septembra.
S tezkim srcem in S solzami III
pisem to novice ali ne morem
drugaee. Hudo mi je ,da Sc moi
otrok muei v tisti jeci, ko je re-
|vez Re toliko pretrpel v casu
vojne "a svobodo, katero smo
re imeli 40 dni, potem so jo nam
pa spet ukradli. Pa mic cato. Po-
nosna sem in mi bono sli ma
pref, dokler spet ne postane ma
Sc, kar je nase.
"Se Ii iskreno zahvaljujem "a
vse, kar 81 mi pomagala. Caso-
pise pa bonn dala eitati tudi dru-
GIN. Prejmi najlepse pozdrave
cd mas vseh!
"Rosalija Frank"
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(Nadcljevassjs)

fNGdol1eudst1e)
Sredi noci je stall ma vrhu hri-
ba. PohoEja 80 Sc kopala v me-
seEini, v dolini 50 lezale sence.
ozri Sc je na jug, ma tihe, tenn
ne obronke CORA. Bill je izven
neyarnosti. Teza Sc mu je zva-
lila raz srca, nova mu je legla
ma duso. Domovina! Sence DIRE
yes so Sc zibale, v grmovju je
zasumelo. Ali so mu ma sledi?
odtrgal je pogled cd juga, por
speseno naglico stopal ma sever.
Temne doine, vrhovi v meseci-
nj, sepet gozdov. Samotna vas
8 cerkvijo. Lajez psov, petite
petelinov. Pirih je sisal le
utripanje srca.
Tistih trenutkov nikoi nj po-
zabn; vcasih ga je bio sram
prestalega strahu. StopA je ma
zemljo, ma katero je pref pogo
sto mislil. Ljudje so mu bill,
kakor da Sc je po dolgi odsot-
nosti vrnl med znance. Govorh
:je lahko besede, XII SO Sc mu
pref porajafe v misfih, a SO
ostajale meme. Vse Sc mu je
zdelo lepo, osrecujoce, vabljivo,
L. dna duse pa mu je vstajalo
nekaj drugega. v prvih dneh
nerazlocno, a cd dne do dne
jasnejse, mocnejse, bolj opo-
minjajoce.
Mucilo ga je domotozje. Svo-
je ozje domovine nj mogel po-
zabiti, njeni soneni bregovi so
mu "a vedno ostai vtisnjeni v
dust. Vcasih ga je zgrabilo 8 ta-
ko silo, da Sc je vpraseval: ali
maj Sc vrne, Sc da ujeti in vre-
ci v jeco? Tragedijo syojih ro-
jakov je obcutif globlje kot
pref, da Sc mu je. neredko cd
boleeine. zvijalo srce. .a:...s~iy -
Pretekli so bill meseci, a ME
mu Sc je zdelo, da so nainila le-
ia. Pred dusevni1ni ocmi so sc
mu prikazovali bledi obrazi to-
varisev, XII so sedei v jecah. Bi-
Ii so dalec, a zdei Sc mu blizu,
20 dust Sc nikoi tako hizu. Bi-
10 mu je, kakor da ga zrejo ne
premicno z ironicnim nasme:
hom in cakajo sodbe. Tudi on je
cakal sodbe. Sodili ga bodo v
odsotnosti, cato tenn strozje,
Obsodba ga bo "a dolgo,. morda
"a vedno odrezala cd svoje do
movine. To je bio najholest'
nejse.
Mad pisalno mizo je visel Z
zsbljieki pritrjen izrezek il cas-.
nika. Goste crke, sovrazne,
zolcem prepojene besede. Med
ostalimi imeni obtozencev je bi'
10 tudi njegovo ime. Dvignn Sc
.ie mad nizo, zastrmel v papif
kakor da Sc hoce Sc enkrat pre-.
pricati, &c je to res on -. "Fi.
lip Pirih."
= Razburil Sc je, kakor vselej
kadar je ma tistem izrezku bra
svoje ime. Cigarette, XII jo j
pravkar prizgal, je vrgel proc
Postalo mu je tesno, zadusnt
med tistimi stenami. Znova j
stopil k oknu in ga odprl,. Zu
maj le naegla, nnegla, il kater'
je prsilo vedno gosteje. Vdihni
je polne prsi vlaznega zraku.
2 juga je prihajal vlak
Skozi neglo in vecerni mrak j
raslo nekaj temnega in Sc pri
blizevalo.. Iskre. dim, odsvit og
MIA, ropot - lolkomotiva je hru
mela mimo. Nemir, ki ga je ri
rih cutil he od jutra, So je stop
njeval. Ali bo videl kakeg'
znanca? Ali prihaja s TEN via
kom kalso sporofilo cd donna
Vozovi, okna vse je hitel
mimoi rahlp zabrisano IN izg'
pjalo.. Nekatera okna SO bil
prazna, ma d1aigih 50 sloneli lju
DIE. Obrazi, obrazi Pirih j
je lovil; diva ali trije so Sc m
vtisnili v spomin v predzai
esf . - . : q
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StvGren patrsotizena! Deja-
MIA, ne besed! Prsspevajte 20
otro$ko bolnico . Sloveniji!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07

Drugo pismo je cd mojega
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-29
Machinery
Warming Issued

College Station, Raleigh, Jan. 20.
North Carolina farmers, holding
the largest savings in history and
Boosting the smallest farm mortgage
debt IN 80 years, We're cOuncillcd to-
day to proceed with caution in the
purchase of costly new farm ma
chinery as modern implements be
come available in quantity for the
first time in four years. The warn
ING, however, was not intended to
discourage mechaniZation of farm
ing,
n. B. James. agricultural cconom-
list of the State College Extension
Service, declared that indiSCriminat5
purchases Of farm enuiDmcnt. nov
being offered at War-inflated prices.
could prove to be a Wasteful invest
ment in the face of forecasts which
predict a 1916 national net farm in
COme 10 to Is per cent below the
high level reached last crop.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-29
Steel Strike
Jobless May
Hit 100000


Pittsburg, Jan. 29.-(AP)- \
survey of manufacturers and union
heads today indicated that the ma
tons idle from the great steel strike
viii exceed l,750,000 if the Walkout
continues another month.
The figures include the 100000
members OF the CIO-Unitcd Steel
Workers, who walked out at mid
night January 20 to enforce payment
of an 1873 Ont an hour pay raise
recommended by President Truman.
Already 4l,450 other workers,
namely railrOadcrs, miners and steel
fabrlcators, have been laid off in
scattered cIosIngS, attributable to
the steel strike.
Early furIoughing Of another $50
600 workers was predicted in four
states alone-Michigan, Ohio, Mis-
souri, and Connecticut.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-29
Two Youths
Qucricd In
Kidnap Case

Chicago. Jan. 29.-(AP)-Chicf oi
Detectives Walter Storms SAID to-
day that two young Hen were held
ON open charges after several hours
OF questioning in connection with
the Manipulating Of young Suzanne
Dcgnan on January !.
Storms said that the youths. whom
he identified as Theodore Campbell,
-, and Vincent Costello, l8, had
told him they had made calls to the
Degnan home on the morning OF
january :, after Suzanne had been
kidnapped.
The detective chief said the two
were to be questioned further to-
day and that detectives sought to
trace the movements of the two
Youths on january 6 and 7.
Given Lie Test.
Storms said that Costello had been
given the so called lie dctector test
ana the results did not stack up s.
far
Campbell was to be given a test
later.
The information that we hac
was the cause for Campbell and Cos
tello being picked up for question:
ing Storms sad.
Police in their search for the killer
of the SIX year old Degnan girl, have
questioned scores of persons anc
have tracked down hundreds OF tip;
and clues.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-29
Harry Hopkins Dies In N. Y.
Scientist SAYS
Noise From Sun
Heard By Radar

Sydney. Australia, Jan. 80
(AP)-A government scientist
reported today that Australian
radio physicists, using radar
equipment, had recorded in
Sydney noise waves generated
eli the surface or interior of the
sun.
The scientist. who declined
use Of his name. said tnc Aus
traIiaS believe they are the first
TO have recorded sun noises.
lie told the Associated Press
the differences between the
unique achievement and that of
the I. S. Army signal corps
who established radar contact
with the moon vas that the
Americans sent out a signal and
heard an echo, whereas the
Australians had not sent out any
signal.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-29
State Leaf
Council To
Hold Meet
To Complete Plans
For Raising Money;
irms Like Venture
BY LYNN INSECT,
DAILY Dispatch Bureau

p,la;cb t., 90 The recently
fort,rd Nnrtb Carolina Tobacco
Cnir'ni, has scheduled q meeting in
E9la,en ON Fchruarv Is, which viii
We in essential fact the oreanization
n,natino Tho council was formed
Io,na u7aols 400 and a skeleton pro-
a,.a,o ado,tod but mo- provision was
H1aGo f01 f]inancino il. At the Feb
rnIa,~. CON fornncn il is proposed to
r~on1nloto mans for RAISING about
coo 900 to no 1snd during the calen-
Gor vear ,o46 ON research and mar
kotino
C;n1o tbn council has been infor-
Ill, .nrovnd to the state DEPART
na,t Of an,icult,re il X antici6ated
w., +bo Tn>.t leoisla+ure will take
Nan,,i7anco of +, and Derha3s set il
~ ~, y Iooo1izod adjunct of the state
Ga,,r+ronnt Cnoncors do not Droposa
aoT I~caisla+rtn aDDropriation. but
thar bnno a. work ont a scheme
u.horahT the council can lew small
cha,onc nn tnhac,o ac aaae ware
ba,,s1 s2lae riaarptte a~anufacturs
naI u,l,or ,,5..~s nf +na industry m
n,.do. ~ nrn,-idn uorkino funds.
F;rms like venture.
AT first the bic tobacco manufac-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-29
China Makes
Concessions

~Chungking, Jan. 29.-(AP)-Con-
cessions by the Government solved
a major problem of the political
consultation (unity) conference to-
day and possibly paved the way for
setting the only major question re-
manning to face d subcommittee on
government reorganization.
The subcommittee reached an
agreement on the powers OF a pro-
jected reorganlzed state council, ou
which It previously had been deCld-
ed that the kuomintang mationaD
party should have 20 seats and other
parties and nOn-partisans 20.
The only major question left UNI
settled in the committee is the dis
trlbution of party representation IN
the executive cabinet.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-29

Is Seen In
USES Fight

Washington, Jan. 29.-6AP)- 4
compromise was hinted today in the
House battle OVe whether to re-
turn the United States Employment
Service from Federal to State con
troll.
President Harry Truman has ask
ed that Federal control be extended
& year, but Congressional leaders in
dictated they'd be willing to settle for
a six month extension.
A vote may come IN the measure
late today. Republicans We're lining
up behind a proposal TO end Federal
control of USES on June 80. They
claimed enough strength to vote the
agenCNs return to state jurisdiction
after that date.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-29
Civilian Goods Forecast

90 per cent less than 1911 monthly
shipments.
Vacuum Cleancrs-DcCembCr ship
ments totaled go. 1000, So per cent Of
Dre-war rate which may be reached
in May.
Clocks-9OO. 900 started to re-
tail stores last month. Only d
10 per cent climb now to pre-
war rate. which is expected by
March.
Radios-Only 100, 900, or ten Fer
cent of 1871 rate, shipped in Deem
Ter. Industry having trouble getting
cabinets because it has to compete
with furniture makers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-29

Washington, Jan. 30. - (AP)-
Here's the Civilian Production Ad-
ministration's latest review and fore
cast on output of consumer goods.
AUTOMOBILES - Only S5.O12
cars we're built in 1915. At least
five times as many were en-
pcctcd. Strikes arc continuing
to hamper production.
Refrigerators-About 100000, halt
the Dre-War rate. were shipped III
December. Output may double by
June.
Washington machines oo,Oo
went to dealers last month. This is
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-29
SOlOns To Check
Bomb Test Cost

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-(AP)-The
House Naval Committee today hired
a former member as its special m
N@eStigatOr. then set out to determine
the full cost of the forthcoming
atomic bomb set at sea.
The new committee agent is Mel
vim Mas, OF St. Paul, veteran OF
nine terms in Congress and one time
ranking Republican on the commit
zee. More recently Mas has been a
Marine colonel.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-29

SINGAPORE. Ian. 28-(APp-NNf
personnel II Seletar air bas" Cal'ea
off the domoh'lization protest STlEN
today after Air Marshal Sir Keith
Parks, air commander in China, ur@-
ed the air ministry in London to
speed discharges and improve con-
dlf'"nS at the Singapore field. Inc
striking CreWmen were informed
that 10 action would be taken
against them because of the demob-
IlzatiCn protest.