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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-24

pr1ca ciOVeka O VellKl QelOVnl
vnemi delavcev in namscencey.
Delo tece kakor po traku-od
rezanja jeklenih palic Y koscke
po 40 do 60 dekagranav (koli-
kor je pac potrebno . dOloceno
obliko kosel slkozi yeliko koyat
nico, kjer jekhne ko6eke razte-
|gujejo,. jim napravljajo pete, jih
konicijo, obliknjej0, stiskajo in
kalijo, do skladisGa. kier hdelke
|pregledujejo, possad Sc v oglu-
sujocem ropotu kladiv in v silni
|vrocini prizadevajo delavci, da
izdelajo cim vec in cim boljse
Ipoljedelsko orodje.
Pri vstopu v prYi prostor a.
Igledas delayca, ki refe jekleae
Ipalice v koscke. To je Stanko
strnisa, XII se. je v casu osyobo-
dime borbe boril 2 zbrojevko kot
mlajsi vodja slandroye brigade
po vsej stajerski. Y koyaeiji vie
&c koseke jekla v paiics moi
ster Karel SreSnik, isto delo
opraylja oh njem Janko Krmelj,
XII je v tovarni sele tri mesece in
XII je-mimogrede poyedano-
izvrsten smuear.
v nehaniGni delavnici si pri-
zadeva vodja delayniee Oton XII
keli da uredi valjeni stroj "a
sikanje (raztegovanje) jekla,
Pa stroj DO petkrat urnejsi cd:
rok.
| V oddelku, kjer ,izdelujejc
srpe, Sc je izkazal Franc stefe
ki 81 je med tekmovanjem "a.
mislil napravo "a zarezovanje
lesenih rocajev. S to napravo j
dvignil proizvodnjo "a vec ka.
kor trikrat in prihranl ,2Od
materiala. Mad delaVec oblikuje
Isrpe, dekle jih brusi in cisti, dru
!gi nasajajo, lakirajo 49,.
I V kovacnici 50 delo tako il
boljsali, da srpi ne pokajo vec
TO so dosegli pravilnim kale
MEM in napuscanjem. Pref st;
bila potrebna pri vsaki peel DIV:
delavca, zdaj zadostuje eden
1Pri organizaciji tega della Sc j
|posebno izkazal Alojz Cuk.
"Nic ne bona pravii o sebi. VS.
smo 81 prizadevali in 81 pomaga
iii med seboj. LIE tako sno lahk'
dosegli yeeje uspehe," je reke
,mojster Jernej Preyodnik il de
layniee srpoy. zamislh si je vas
no preuredbo-pri peeeh poseh
Inc cevi, XII odvajajo strupen'
Ipline. S tenn je folajsal delo pr
Ipeeeh in prihranil podjetju stro
ske "a pogon elektrienih venti
latoriev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-24

Stefan zeleznikar, XII della ze
20 let v mehanicni delavnici, je
iznasel Hey RaGin ystavlianja "a
gozdi V yEneti Rsi vzmetnih kla-
diyih. 5 ten i iseopolnil stroj
takA de 90 = zeaAieala popra-
vila NJ Aiese a vi ko 500 in
5pridQhljene je NJ delovnem casu.
ElektriSarii v toEarni pa SO po-
magah 4 naapalnikyi obrata z
elektri6aia rad lilnikam, XII SO
.ga hdeaati NJ PFaaaateyi yamisli.
Vedao zadeVali lievala potreh pod
.jetja in ixklja,k kevala j. aekatere
ID0na a6elektEifAa eeatFala nj
|stroie v aaarexie dTKSih elektric-
.nih central. 4 noxin rasdelilcem
boae .kineeai ysi stroji v do
maeo centrala.
Ceatrala ho uposabljala vse
|odpadke in ho hdeloxaia drob-
ne poliedelske nose, kakrsnih
doslej Y drzayi se nisnao izdelo-
|yah. Naein hdeleyaaia takSnih
nozkoy si j. zaaaisM teAnik
Koznaa Ahaeis.
Brez skupnega dela sseh "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-24
Prodo Sc

Ia Argus Ave. -- "a dive dru-
mi, 5 in 5 sob; fornez, 2 garazi,
pelika lota. Cena znizana. na
;8M. IA I,
72. cesti sob "a eHn
Fuxino. Date ponudbo.
IA II. cesti a 4 druzine;
ypaka ina 8 seas n kspalaica,
800. Modsrna hife m 74. se.
s s in 8 soh. z folnezs, 2 81.
= ~ Pokli 6jte Mr, KAsI MICA,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-24
MliDarieU JaBez
Splsal: =. Koxsvar
(Nadolj oljevanje)

elieUanje)
Niti streha hi nai ne ostala &C.
h M gradu, kajti poznam vas
h predobro. SloVence! 70 je ei-
sto poseben narod, in srecen je,
kdor prav nnae, dobro vladati
O.. v peklo bi si Slovenci :
MIN, &c hi zahteval cd njih. Nj
Ga junaka, ki hi Slovenca preko-
iii, kadar se Ia v resnici boja
loti, kakor ga tudi nj gospodar-
j., trgovca in ne poljedelca, XII
bi svojega slovenskega vrstnika
psekosil." Grof nekoliko posto-
il, potem pa nadaljuje. "Ob-
ijuba dana, hm, spolnit jo bo
treba in to tenn laglje, ker me
ne velja druzega, kakor udariti
aa pismo svoj peeat, in to sto-
rim stokrat rajsi, nego DE- hi e
dotaknil lie enega cekina svojh
zakladov. Toda gorje ii potem,
gnezdo teharsko, naSeeVati se
hocem mad teboj, krvayo maize
vati zaradi nocoSnje predrzao-
sti tvojih predrznih fantov. Po=
sebno pa 81 hoSem zapomniti
one stiri predrzneze, ki 20 me-
bill napadli. Prijeti vas hosem,
kakor S klescami! vi ste dayii
meme, vas hocem dati daviti
JAZZ. Rabelj maj 81 oskruni roke
mad vami! Kadar &c bo krcile
vase srce pod rahljeyo roko, te-
daj DO vriskalo mole rajske ra-
dosti, zaradi zadobljenega "a
doscenja na nocojsnjo sramoto
in mole oskrunjeno vitestvo.
Danes vas hoeem vplemeniti in
javno pohvaliti, ker mi tako maj
bolj kaze, ali prisla bo ura, 10
vas bonn tepel in tedaj sc bodo
plemenitasi spremenili v mole
suznje! Da pa to dosezem, mi
bo treba pred vsem novega ma
celnika spraviti ma svojo stran,
kar se DO pesreeilo pozlaeenj
roki brez posebne tezave. Da,
da, tega 81 moran predvsem
pridobiti in "a njim - "a njim
pridete pa vi stirje ma vrsto, Xxi
ste nocoj prezali name! Da bi
vas dal podaviti, Sc mi zdi pre-
lahka kazen "a vas, pas pa
vas hocem dati live prikoyati
OBJ siyo skalo V najglobokejsih
jecah tega gradu, kamor nj pal
be nikdar zarek zlatega solnca
Qndi boste nasli ze kupe clo'
veskih kosti, vse polno gnjusob.
ne golazni. Glad maj vas potem
zadavi ondi, da boste vedel, ka.
sc prayi, predrzno segati v mo:
je naklepe. Tedaj boste sele spo'
znali, kake korenine sem JAZZ
kake pa vi! o, nj be pretekla
poslednja kaplja savinje poe
mojim gradom!
Pa tudi tebe hocem dobiti !
pest, nalada moja golobica, Pen
.Garjeya Marjetica, in ako sc tn
G skriies pod zemljo, zanasan
Sc ma svoje ogleduhe, katerin
re ne mores umakniti. Dobiti t.
moran, predno prides katere
mukoi drugemu v pest, ravno
kar se razcvetujoca, duhtees
rozica. Usoda ii je sicer ugod
na, meni pa poysem protivna
toda premagati jo hocem, ma
Yelja kar hoce!"
Grof obstoji pri oknu in gle
d. meglo, dvigajoco Sc il doll
ne. Kaj lep je bill razgled j
tega gradu tjakaj doll ma stare
davno Gelje, kjer je v zupni Ger
kyi sv. Danijela vabil veliki zvol
rernike \ jntrsnI slQzhi bozji
FDda nas grof se niti zmenil 2
- velicasten glas zvona. Zope
x3cne trdo stopaje hoditi gori il
D-l
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-24
4 odrasIe osebe

zeijo dobiti v najem stanovanje
. a., 5. ali 6. sobami. Kdor ina
"a oddati, maj pokli6e telefonic-
no po 4. uri popoldne. HINDER
son 1859.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-24

paslenih n Fesaici ~ hi bio 10
oake 6aaed napehov, kakxxne i
daslej h pQkszala toYa1na Aha
Die. Cd najmlaj6 j6ega delavca !
partizansko kapo na slaNi, K
suce jeklo pod kladivom, do "a
le4sega Franca Laatasja, hi rel
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-24
veS kos in srpov "a nose pofedelstvo'
(Dalje prihodnN)



marca 7.7%, aprila 6fo, maja
41 in odstotek Sc yedno pada.
Te uspehe 50 dosegli delayci
in namescenei 9 svojim delovnim
naporon, smotrno razdelitvijo
della, S tehnienimi izpopolnitva-
mi, uvedbo norm, Hi jih toyar-
ma tudi dosega, in neznatnim
poyisanjem stevila zaposlenih.
Tovarna lima tri oddelke. n
prvem izdelujejo kose in lopate,
v drugem srpe, Y tretjem, XII Sc
preureja, bodo izdelovali radio
no kovinsko orodje, predvsem 2
odpadki il prxih dveh oddelkov,
Pogled po vseh oddekih pre-
RAD BI ZVEDEL
"a Joe Novaka, p. d. Starinar.
&c sam to cita ali pa &c ga kdo
pozna, mai mi sporoci njegoy
naslov, ker imam zanj vazno pi-
smo cd brata.
lNewburska naselbina ga po-
zna, ter je svojeeasno bill clan
SDZ.) - Anton Perko, 1912
North Roger, Colo. Springs,
Colo.
Mesec september je najholNi
"a sajenje stalnih cvetlic. Do
bill ksmo yeliko izbiro vsako-
vrstnih cvetliGnih korenin, Ia
tere ostanej0 v zemlji skozi
leto; tudi lepe praYe nagslae
imamo.
| Z, JelefEjE
CHekljEsrna
l6ae2 WateSlae ID, nv ele6
| DAJ3K VJ1 Fo1l
l : A
| y: - = 60 ~! -! .
Evening star., 1946-10-28

OUR GOOD BUYS FOR TODAY-Cottage
City, Nd: White ngalow, full basement
garage. tiled bath. a.-c. heat. s1o'60o
Cheveriy, Md, s-bedrm. brick, tiled
bath, o.a.-c: heat, full basement. Price
S13,500. $4,000 down payment.
Colmar Manor: 5-rm. bungalow, bed
rms, tiled bath, full basement. garage
S11, ZOO. Terms.
Nearby Md; 6-rm. home. tiled bath, lge
lot. oil heat, fireplace in iv. rm. S1O,s5o
$10.5oo. $1,000 down payment, hom.
has 2 bedrms., tiled bath, oil heat, lge
lot: white and neat looking.
Hyattsville, Md; white bungalow, S10.'
$50, $4,000 down payment. bedrms.
tiled bath. full basement, &C. heat.
Hyattsville. Md. naval rural-type bun.
salow, s bedrms., tiled bath, full basement
gear garage. oh. ". heat. Terms can b'
Riverdsle, Nd: $10.960, $4,000 dowr
payment. 8 bedrms., tiled bath. full base.
ment, front and back porches; close to bus
Landover Hills, Md; lge. hedrms., TILED
SO, ,T50. Terms can be arranged.
Silver Spring, Md; 5-rm.. bungalov
a..e. heat, dinette. kitchen; az modern
sss42Ga 81 2q9 Co. .sq9;N en- sSsoo, S sass' Rhods d q:
land ave. Nt. Rainier. Nd.
Evening star., 1946-10-28

hOVSES FSN SS1s - W. NSNne.l
EXcELLENI T0R BOOMING 9sIb ca purposes Ha,1s s
Present income, sI76 monthly. exclusive
f1fs Is 17th' 5fhsefi RE. @ S5el. a. ~~. A' a.0l
RED BRICK. 2 lgs; hedrms;, tile bath, liv
ige. din. rm. kit with stove and. refrig,,
full-size dry basement, Oil h.7wh.. gar.
Sale price. $1,000; So, 900 cash 4hs
interest. H; HANNAUER. 1896 Georgia
ave-, 81. 4G29, 81. 6026. 30
COLORED-BROoKLAN = Detached. 8
seS 5Io Ph 6sSt, p Eoss ss
sahs aHhsRaRD Se1 ebih pE fSi fFfSSpred down Cal
coIoRHDENEAR Col 1sth AND T sTs:ls-
rm; brick, baths, good condition; $500
9T RE less M 5sagjFes ssfs Call MR. SHEPPARD. DE.
coh6kaD@sth cdgai Rh3s AND R SITS. N.w.Ioil
heat; g apis. with 8. baths; rented for
ro he m ye sss5o on sosss erm hs
RoBESoN, RE. 1887 ewes. or Sum-. Elm
CoLoRED-s COL ROOMS. s1a,5oo; substan-
tial 3-story brk. home in extremely desir-
able sec: (nr., N. H. ave., Several rooms
es Be and pdnyed yoa an i've to a an MAKE
money. This house viii 60 e quickly. SO SO
eall lmmsd; for sppt SIDNEY j: BROWN
& CO. RE. 1888, 1907 st. NV. Open
cceohLoSRIEaDWe-ssSAcRIFIcE-geautifuT sen semi
det srk. home in very desirable section;
sIa5o 6e With aS ses sado dova sarssn see pts this
appt; SIDNEY J. BROWN & CO. RE.
1898 1898 1907 H st. NV. Open Sun. and
coLoRED-1st ST. NV. near N. ].
ay;s;mLaTgs ss;n;n5 s,story sepidst brick; con:
lev R0sis iSSFS gS fsP,lS ssf
dsD's nSfS sSH ss sJs5
S17I1 SSo751oEIIR@;1Iis EGISa;:I 9Tis rL. N;w;-Rov
garage. full basement, lavatory, laundry
,l9n: Na aIea re- eeaasOhable F. BALDI' Real Estate
SoLoEEHfDi-NEAK Howard. University ys
Beautiful S S-rm Colonial brick, "a baths.
Easy possessen @ H 0ass ca af5 0yafk Wills sSfa5f
@ GoToREns ~ Syn. and eyes RaSnoI De 1897 go
VIII; In hne location near N. CapitoI
REALTY 1sEalm. &c, CORP" DU. s55s. for further
CoIoRED@You CAN HAVE possession in
hfst hp 5sa sEGnt .po! porch G1 down pay@snt
coloRaDEWARbER eyszii Be sfon St. INV rms: s and
sG9dtsa II MR afSf GbRAM
S Sss r4 Es AsR RF {GgR FPi
asDaaSi ans eves eArffo9 fH aOsG and
g15ssi ssRidst, Ut teg@s Ask for 'Vsoa1Si "
COLORED-6 RMS. and bath, in. the 200
SALE vcsil E; M. CHAPLIN, No, sS4i.
CoLoRGDGvACANT; s.t open 4 to 6 pm;
22Os 1st st. NV, near Howard Univ
Wonderful opportunity for students guest
house: providing excellent income In re-
fined neighborhood; substantially built 81
tory brick, 6 rooms and bath; S3,500i
Down. eip, URcIoLo REALTY CO., ME. 1871
CoLoRED-FoR DOCTOR. Near 10th
and Florida ave. n.w-11 rooms, 3 baths,
Gil heat. Basement easily remodeled for
Office with separate entrance from street
LlNkINS Co. exclusive agent, 1918 st
GoLoRED@SEAR 18th AND KENYON sts
Il .w---Beautiful semidet. 3-story and base
Basement suitable, ffer living quarters or
COMET Really CO. 939 N. Y. ave. NV
CoLoRED-vACANT-N Government
departments: Groom brick, h.-w.h.; move
CHAs. 1; NORRIS. Resltor' 2135 Pa. ave.
BLK. wARDER ST. NV.
built-in twin bed on upper porch recep- |
non room; garage; possession. MRS.
LEWIS EX $3.50 -29
Evening star., 1946-10-28

GREEN MEADOWS = 8 rooms, oil heat,
stove. refgr.: lge fenced lot; near schools,
church, bus; must be seen to be appre-
ciated. NORTHEAST REALTY. WA. 1926.
SPANISH BUNGALOW, 8 rooms, basement,
garage. h.-w. oil heat: ideal location.
MINED. Poss.-Loyely ,rm. brick, slate
root, bsmt NV. 9il beat; @ gar; lgs ~
WA 1926. 80
BETHESDA AREA-Iovely 2-yr-old Gus
is now available for only $4,000. All
prewar materials and construction; beau
tiful electric kit. with stainless steel sink
and finest construction. All the rms. are
very Iarae This house, has other fea-
lures such. as fireplace. foored attic, new
concrete side porch, large lot, recreation
and oil h-wh. This house is in perfect
condition and has to be see. seen t9 be az appre anv
time, cali HERBERT a. SON, Realtors,
hl6 E Capitol St. Ii. O129. "a
Evening star., 1946-10-28
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAhp.

About miiss fTGm center " h.,: "a cute
as.'as Many Pump ns
sao H c. MHSs RiadGsns eonsss 81 soos s ao.
pital in Bethesda-6-rm., 2-story brick
lot; prise priced for quick sale. Call SINGER.
sso. oy -. WILLIAMS co.-7-rm. home in
hysssas esslns ss snds1 h sSoc
s.fsmily brick home n ideal LEGATION, near
modern din. rm, kit, z bedrms,; End
Gor has arzs v ant hs HI dnet.s and
baths: ali Kits: are equipped with stove and
GEO. Il; WILIIAMs co.-Longbranch W.
brick and frame homes in popular section
Of e SILVER Spring both vacant, s5, ready for
homes; both have liv rm. with fireplace.
r. sse sad da Sosars shsf g. strssss o
GozY ;o; r 2,bedroom furnished bungsiow:
ss' soaF + ss' sSas ssfsi5 55s
SILVER f ss0s spRiNGHHew RS home. large rms,
2 tiie baths; lot e5xiio. 70 Four Corners,
Iisht to 81 Lawrence DR.; ;n,, left to e., B,eber
yAGANIILoysly y.at;as :, brick Colonial in new
sSto bea 81 aresd ss
5g1sTH+ 5saSszs wR 1Nf osJS XA $500 E'snins: snd
o a. a5,et en Snns'ss With q rs
place. din. rm.. fully equipped kit. with
ssdym, reasf nFb and sd gas
attic, 2nd floor; full basement with maids
con tollet. OIL , a,s; heat; auto gas water heater
exceent materais Gesr s1s ssras. as m Near
b6usline: stores and schools Price, $1e,s5O.
snwf san bs snh SHOWN Mda soday Call MI watson
evenings. IA. 23I1.
5or 5gsT GoMRLETEpAssFactiys new brick
room; modern Kitchen. en- small fp extra 0aa room
all on 1st floor; upstairs. Z extra-large bed
rooms with plenty of closet space, tile bath
Ishtsd WITH fuilt-in IT. ;, fixtures and shower we'll
with unobstructed space for recreation
room; oil burner air-conditioned heating
water heater with storage tank: close ITO to
eaoos sthoppns SsntsE and psx sxxfesst
FOR SALE-4-bedroom house. complete
ly furnished, Ia baths, partially finished
oil burner. located on 75 acres OF fertile
land near Fort Belvoir. This land also
rssy. ready for ,,,h home :, devei@opment @ II you
are under cultivation; good barn on prop
erty; located on main highway. Price,
$3.50 per month. GEORGE C. LAND
RITH, s15 King ST.. Alexandria 1880.
Overlook 1875: evenings and Sunday,
Temple 1924.
EVANSVILLE, MD.-$IO,O 900; terms; /
blk. west Wash.-Balto. blvd; 8 rms. bath,
cleo, gas, furnace heat. porches. beautiful
shade trees. lge. corner lot
Evening star., 1946-10-28

EVANSVILLE, MD.-SI0,000 terms; /
blk. west Wash.-Balto. blvd; 6 rms. bath,
elec., gas. furnace heat. porches, beautiful
shade trees. lge. corner lot.
miles D. c., on bus line, 3-acre chicken
farm. fully equipped 100 reds in fun pro-
duetion: 7-rm house bath. slec.. h.wh:'
refrig., washing machine and furniture IN
cluded; 200-ft. frontage on improved road.
cold spring on back Of property; possession:
Hyattsville O334, ewes, WA 1891. -2S
Evening star., 1946-10-28
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD

MARYLAND PARK-stone BUNGALOW with
fireplace. 8 rms. and bath near schools
and trsnsp.; S11,95o. II ., PuRdEasS'
1924 Pa. ave. s.e., FIR. 2602 until 3. -20
Evening star., 1946-10-28

CoLORED-WILL PAY all cash for 8 rms
Or more in Brookland or NV section
iPRIvXTE FAMILY looking for 2 to 4 bed.
room home; have cash; consider any de.
sirable section. Reply Box S4-R. Star. 29'
PRIVATE PARTY will pay all cash fol
home from owner. LU. 7962 so
Evening star., 1946-10-28

MT. VERNON BLVD.-New 8-room brick,
Q baths oil INV h.. 2-car garage, on corner
lot lO0x140; bargain S16.960; $4,000 cash
New Alexandria-New 7-rm. brick, y
baths, lot 50x140, h.-w.h.; S14'76O; sun-
stantial cash.
detached brick: close to airport and Pen.
taron; $4,000. JESSE LOEB, 412 Soutnss
srn Bids., Ma. 20l4; eves.. 10. 9167. -2Q
CONTINUED % Next Psss.)
Evening star., 1946-10-28

Ariington--At-
ae. 3 rooms and
oil hot-water
INC, exclusive
DI. $500. ewes,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-29

large publisher observed that free
dom of the press had been in dan
ger, but that since the danger was
IecOgnIzed in time he has no serious
fear Of the future. There is no rca-
son to believe North Carolina news
paper folks are greatly different
though admittedly a little bit bette
than those in other states. Domi-
nant sentiment evidenced at the re-
cent State meeting leaves no oC-
castor to doubt continuing indepen-
dence of the press and the dissemi-
nation OF news uncontrolled BY
money OF politics.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-29
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-12
Price Controls
Continued From First Page)

controls in prospect during tn.
present fiscal year in the field o.
construction and building materials
no removal of restrictions on auto.
mobiles and automotive parts ir
sight before July /, 1947.
The committee approved an OPA
request for 1885 new enforcement
officers to combat black market
operations in meat, building mate
rails and construction.
Mr.. Bowles told the COMMITTEES
that 1886 agents are needed to cope
with a meat black market ALREADY
acute" and likely to grow much
worse" The other 750 are required
Mr.. Bowles said, to combat "a rap
idly growing black market in build
ing materials and construction.
Besides the $1,854, 900 in funds for
new OPA work during the remain
ing Az months OF the current fiscal
year, the bill includes 81 ,500,00 for
the Civilian Production Administra-
ton and $159, 900 for the Once OF
Defense TRANSPORTATION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-12
Montgomery Citizens
Again Call for Capital
Improvement Plan

The Montgomery County Civic
Federation last night reiterated its
recommendation that the county
commissioners prepare and publish
| a systematic and comprehensive
capital improvement program to ex-
tend over five years. Such a re-
quest was made by the federation on
January 8, 1945, but the commission
has made no response, the fedora
ton said.
Lewis B. Sims, chairman of the
Pubic Finance and Budget Com
mittee, reviewed events leading up
to the current 100000 county bond
issue and expressed regret that the
commissioners had allowed situa-
ton to develop in which nearly half
of the amount borrowed must be
spent for maintenance-type work.
Mr.. Sims also asserted that bond
issue funds were being used for
"short-run" projects. He listed a
few of these as $500 for a lighting
system, $500 for interior recondi-
tioning, $500 for laying entrance
walks and removing an old road;
1000 for treating an outside play
court, $34,061 to complete school i'm
provements now in process, $35 900
for the purchase of additional
school buses, SOS 900 for additional
road equipment and $762 for a
gravel road.
Such items, Mr.. Sims said, should
be paid for from current funds,
not a bond Issue which extends
far beyond the life of the improve
mentS. The federation urged that
future bond issues be restricted to
genuine capital projects and be lin
tied to the life of the project
A resolution was introduced by
the Bethesda Chamber of Commerce
urging the county commissioners
and their agencies ito give all pos
sible aid and cooperation to private
builders in their effort to build per-
manent homes for veterans to the
exclusion of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
projects"
The resolution was referred to the
Internal County Improvement Com
mittee for investigation and early
report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-12
Won PauIus Testimon,
is Blow 10 Defense
|At Nuremberg Trial
BY the Associated Press

NUREMBERG, Feb. 12.-Gernan
Field Marshal Friedrich Won Paulus
told the International Military
Tribunal today that Germany had
committed so many crimes of ag-
erosion that it would have been i'm
possible for Adolf Hitler to conceive
them all alone.
Just how the government reach
ed its decisions is unknown to me-"
the man the Russians captured at
Stalingrad testified Il can't mag
inc that one man alone could have
done everything that was done. It's
quite impossible"
This testimony was blow to the
defense, which had been seeking
under cross-examination to establish
that Hitler alone, or with the aid of
a small inner circle, was responsible
for the military and political objec-
tives of the Nazis.
Earlier, Won Paulus asserted that
the German high command had lit
tie choice but to perfect and exc
cute Adolf Hitler's personal plan for
the attack on Russia in 1941.
He conceded, in response TO ques-
tons by counsel for Field Marshal
Wilhelm Keitel, a defendant, that
those who carried out the attack
might have been motivated by good
faith out of love for the fatherland
despite disturbing doubts" as to
the moral issues.
Won Paulus, presented yesterday
as a witness, by the Russian prose-
cRtion, asked the tribunal at one
point to relieve him of responsibility
for answering questions which tend
ed to incriminate the German high
command, of which he was a men,
Der, but the tribunal denied the re-
quest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-12
Capt. Stafford, Pearl Harbor
Witness, Is Decorated
By the Associated Press

The Navy yesterday awarded the
Legion of Merit to Capt. L. F.
Stafford for his work as a cryptic
graph expert from March, 1912, to
September, 1945.
Capt. Stafford testified before the
congressional Pearl Harbor investi-
cation last week. He was the only
witness to say definitely that a
japanese winds" code message was
received which gave an advance tip
on hostilities. This and other points
of his testimony have been contra
dicted by other witnesses.
His citation said that he was
the driving force behind the devel-
opment of the perfected machines
which today give the United States
Navy the finest system of encipher-
ment in the world. BY his devotion
to the tasks of rendering the Nays
dispatch communications safe from
analysis by the enemy and of per-
fecting the operational charac-
teristics of cryptographic aids to
achieve greater reliability and speed
Capt. Stafford contributed essen
TALLY to the prosecution of the war. +"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-12
Connors
Continued From First Page.)

ruary IS or IT and drove straight
through to Washington, arriving
about $50 pm. He said the trip
was to make restitution to Mr..
Barker for a stolen car he had I'M
Willingly sold the Washington
dealer.
Connors testified that he was in
New York on the day of the murders
and attended the fights that night
at Madison Square Garden.
Denies Discussing Trip.
IT'S 1t not true" Mr.. Murray asked
that on the morning of that day
February 23 Vinci came to the
Jacobs home and that you two
talked. about getting reservations for
Washington and that you asked
Mrs. Jacobs to phone Penn Station?'
The defendant denied it.
Connors had previously testified
that he hid out from the FBI in
January and some of February, 1945,
by staying at the home of Dorothy
Jacobs, IA Elliott avenue, Yonkers,
N. Y, which has been placed at
about two and a half blocks from
his own home.
The cross-examination by Mr..
Murray had been a series of search
ing questions asked in a quiet voice.
Mr.. Murray's tone and demeanor
changed when he asked his final
questions on recross-examinatio
For the first time, the defendant be-
came excited.
isn't it true that you shaved of
your mustache on February "A, the
day after the MURDERS" Mr.. Murray
shouted.
Il didn't. I didn't" the defendant
protested.
Mr.. Murray asked Connors about