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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-09

nestabo, 198O8 Arrowhead Ave,
je prejela vec pisem cd svojih
sorodnikov ma Primorskem. Nj
treba posebej povdarjati kaj je
narod pretrpel pod bieem itali-
janske kulture, cato pa le po-
dajamo najprvo komentar Mrs.
Konestabo, XII sc je "a casa prve
svetovne vojne nahajala ma do
nu in ma lastne oci in lastni ko-
Ii obeutila mnogo gorja, ker je
bila zavedna Slovenka in Sc nj
i2otela hliniti pred Italijani. Ko-
;nentar Mrs. Konestabo sc gla-
81:
Prejela sem pismo cd sestre,
katera sc nahaja v vasi Huje,
stew. IA. Pc domace Sc rece pri
Matevzevih. Tukaj so zopet OPT
sane grozote~i italijanskega fash
zna, kaj vse SO pocenjali z ma
SINH ljudmi, XII SO bill popolno-
ma nedolzni. Najvecji njih greh
je bill, da so bill zavedni Sloven-
ci. Ia italijanska druhal nj pri-
zanesla nikOmur. Sedai Sc pa
perejo, ces, mi smo nedolzni. Vsi
Sc skrivajo "a papezevo suknjo.
Sramuje maj Sc vsa italijanska
civilizacija S papezem, skofi, VIA
do, baroni in CROFT vred. Ven maj
dajo krininalce, da pridejo ma
zatozno klop, da Sc zadosti pra-
vici!
Zdaj pa sledi prvo pismo Sc
sire:
"Huje, Is. nov. 1915
"Draga sestra!
"zelim Yam vsem skupaj We
sele in srecne bozicne praznike
in srecno novo leto. Sporocam
ii, da sem prejela Tvoj ncpri-
cakovan paket, "a katerega sc
Ii prav srecno zahvaljujen, JAZZ
in moja druzina. Veseli me, da
Sc Sc spominjas Tvoje razdeja-
ne sestre. Nisem mislila, da 81
bono Sc kdaj pisale ena drugi.
Strasna usoda zivljenja je me-
ne zadela II. februarja cd leta
1943 do 1. maja 1915. Ne bonn
ii sedaj opisala vsega mojega
zivljenja. Opisala I'll ga bonn
druglkrat, ampak vsega nikdar,
ker je nepopisno. Take zgodovi-
ne nj Sc nihce cital, kakor Sc je
tukaj godilo. Sedaj pa nam je
vendar zasijalo solnce' pravice
in svobode. Ampak revezi sno,
pomanj jkanje trpimo, smo, bosi
in nagi. Ostalo nam je ediao
obleka, kar smo ma sebi imeli.
Bori sno bezali IL vasi v gozdor
We. To- je bilo tudi dvakrat ma
dan in s. pc noel. Mogoce v
vsem casu nismo "a en- mesec
prespali donna. Skrivali smo sc
po jarkih in bregovih, da mas
MISC svinje fasisti zasledile: Ako
so mas zasledili, so, pele strojni-
ce "a nami. Torej, prez:vljali
smo najvec DO gozdovih pod mi
linn nebom. Tam je bilo nase "a
tocisce. Glave smo 81 obvarova-
Ii, drugega nieesar. To. je maj
vecja sreca in bilo. upanje vee
druzega kakor smrt.
Torej moi sin Franc je Sci q.
februarja 1913 leta partizan-
ske vrste, V Titovo jugoslovan-
sko vojsko. Nj hotel iti 1tali-
jansko vojsko. Gel je, kamor ga
je njegovo srce gnalo, boj "a
svobodo. Dne 3. marca SO prisle
fasisticne weri, v svoje kremp,
lie SO mi igrabile tri otroke in
soproga. Oh, kaksen je bill tisti
dan nasi hisi. TAX grozen jok.
Celia vas je jokala z nanai in jih
spremljala iz vasi, kakor ma
morisce. r..
"Odgnali so jih v zap;or v
Trst. L. zapora so jih gnali po-
vezane z verigami po diva. in diva
skupaj, kakor ubijalce do. kolo-
dyora sv. Andreja in jih. odpe-
ljali v taborisca, nisem mic We
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-09

mo, ker Sc dobi malo moke. S
trgovino in gostilno nj zasluzka.
MOI kaksno stvar prekupi in
proda in tako gre pocasi naprej.
Vso belo robo sem 81 pobraln in
spakirala ter peljala v neko va
sico sprawl, da mi DO tam var
no. Prvo SO Nemci zazgali tam,
da mi je vse zgorelo, ostalo pa
pokradli. Mas SO stirali ven il
hise, oni so pa potem vsem
razpolagali. Tako Sc ubijamo il
dneva v dan naprej. Zdravi smo
vsi. Eamo ia malo dekletce, XII
je stare emo leto, je bolehna ze
mesecev.
"Kako vami? Upam da ste
zdravi: Kaj della Cvetka in
Mary. Bog We, &c Sc me Sc kaj
spominjajo? Ljubljena teta! Ka-
ko maj Vam opisem zivljenje in
konec moje Iubljene mamice in
Vase dobre sestre ter mojih
dobrih dveh bratov. Kako je
meni ta kruta usoda uniGila vse,
da Sc sploh ne morem zavedati,
cd kje. sem donna. Moje oci Sc
MISC Sc posusile, odkar sem jih
izgubila. Igrajo nai solze ocih,
da skoraj ne morem nadaljevati.
"Vrsilo Sc je takole: Let o
1912. Ko. je prekoracila PRIV a
partizanska ceta naso meio, so
prisli k nam in mama jih je
ohranila. Vedno pozneje, vsaki-
KRAFT cele noei je kuhala in smo
"a mimi nosili jesti. Ma sv. Res
nje telo SO Italijani, fasisti po-
zgai Postenje, Merece,. Rateee-
vo, Brdo, Krilovce in Bitinjo in
pri te mubili 30 gospodarjev.
Tedaj je bilo vse, razburjeno in
sli so k partizanom neki fantie,
tako tudi moi mlajsi brat Pepe
Izdano je bilo, da matt della "a
partizane in njen sin je Sci v
partizane.
"Tako so jo vedno hodili TIA
lijani strasiti. Dne II. julia so
prisi in iternirali mamo in stri-
ca Ludveta. Brati so spali v
Snczetih v sotorju. Stare ma
ter SO Ca well osem dlli preje
V Jelsane, ker je tam poro5en
stric Polde. Cd nase vasi ie emo
uro. Takrat, z mamo vred SO
well sedcn krav, stiri prasice, 2
.zonja, stiri ovce in yes drugi Ii
vez, ma treh vozovih. Ko sem to
zvedela, sem nitro sla do mojih
ostalih bratov in sem jih dobila
V teh sotorih partizani. Oh,
kako, SO. bill zalostni po mamici.
Tezko sem Sc locila cd njih, ker
slutila sem, da bodo v kratkem
tudi njih izsledili.
mi minilo Sc 8 dni, ko so pri-
jeli Sc Stankota. Pepetu je bio
tezko, ko je videl, da radi MEGA
trpijo mama in brat Sc jesel sam
prijaviti da NIGGA maj ubijejo,
samo mamo in brata maj spusti-
jo. Tako so Sc NIGGA zaprli.
"Mamo SO odpeljali v Udine,
brata Stankota v.Divaco. Tam
so ga drzali osem dni bdez jedi
in place, vines SO ga pa prete-
pail. Po. osmih dnevih so ga
peljali v Trst, Pepeta pa v Ko-
per. JAZZ sem ravno takrat ime-
la emo malico ma "a. julia. To
Sc je vrsilo vse v osmih dnevih.
Nisem mogla "a mimi. Niti moi
MOI, nj bill donna, je bill dive lett
v Sardiniji pri vojakih. Kar sem
nogla, sem po drugill posiljala,
Ko je pa ,minil mesec, sem zace-
la hoditi sama enkrat k enemu
in drugic k drugemu.
''Ko sem sla prvic obiskati
mamo, je nisem niti mogla vi
deti, lie ma skrivaj cd dalee sko-
ri majhno okenuce. Oh, kako je
bila zalostna. Ia toliko njenega
truda in kaj je nazadnje doca-
kala. Pozneje sem jo videla in
sedemkrat obiskala. Tako tudi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-09

he ma tel start hisi, da Sc SITS
kamo pod MO. 0 mojem sinu pa
nisem nicesar vedela sest mese-
cev, &c je. ziv ali mrtev ali kje
je. Kar naenkrat mi pride pi-
smo cd komisarja divizije, da
moi sin Sc zivi in sc bori v Osvo-
bodilni 'FRONT.'. Cez par dni pa
sem dobila Cd MEGA pismo, v ka-
terem je pisal, da je xiv in zdrav
in da Sc nahaja ma Hrvatskem.
Potem' pa zopet mic. Zopet sem
mislila, da ga nj vec med zivimi.
"Prihajale so mi v misel mole
besede, ko. sem ga opominjala.
Sin moi, padel bos. On pa mi je
odgovarjal: mama, ako padem,
saj bonn padel "a svoj narod, "a
katerega sem pripravljen zrtvo-
vati svoje mlado zivljenje. Edi-
no. s temi besedami sem sc to-
lazila. Ma deveti mesec Sc je po
srecno povrnl zdrav in vessel in
i nepokvarjen. Jokala sem cd We
selja, kadar sem, ga zagledala.
A njegovo zvljenje pa je nepo-
pisno. I'll bonn drugic kaj pisa
la 0. njegovem zivljenju. Is dni
je bill ma dopustu, potem Sc je
pa zopet vrnil Slovenijo in Sc
dali OBJ. osvoboditvi nase toliko
let zasuznjene Primorske, je
prisel glavnim stabom sem ma
Primorsko. Potem Sc je pa To-
pet vrnil Ljubljano, kjer Sc
Sc sedaj nahaja.
"Torej vidis sestra, kaksna
usoda je zadela meme in mojo
druzino. Nekoliko sem I'll Opt
sala, a kje pa je Sc vse. A vese-
Ii me pa, da s1no Sc vsi ostali
ziyi in zdravi in da smo dobili
to, "a kar sno Sc borili. GroNli
so nam in mas preganjali in mu-
cili, a nismo sc Jim uklonili.
Ostali SnO zvesti in trdni. do
nase image.
Kako je pa S Tvojim Zdrav-
kotom, Sc je vrnil cd vojakov
domov ali ne, in kako je osta-
10 druz.no. Upam, da ste zdravi.
Pisma nisem mic dobila od Te-
be, edino paket, "a kteerega Sc
I'll Sc enkrat srcno zahvaljujem
in prosim, pomagaj, kar je V
Tvoji mdci. Koncno sprejmite
nestevilo srcnih pozdravov cd
mas vseh. Osta jam vedno Two
ia sestra
Zofija Tomazic.
Smrt fasizmu - svoboda ma
rodu!
Drugo pismo, XII sledi, ,je cd
necakinje' Marie Jurine, XII je sa-
ma cd druzine ostala. Vsled mu-
cenja je matt v zaporu umrla,
diva brata, XII sta Sc borila pri
partizanih, sta pa tudi ma nesre-
cen nacin prisla oh zivljenje.
Men oce pa je bill ubit v prvi
svetovni vojni. Tako je Maria
Jurina zgubila vse svojce v dveh
svetovnih vojnah.
"Novakracina, 28. nov. 1945
"Ljubljena teta, stric in Sc
stricne!
"Pred nekaj dnevi sem prejela
vase predrage VrStlce. On, ne
aorem Vam opisati, da Cd zalo-
sti in cd veselja, pisma Sc od-
preti nisem mogla. Dosti, dosti
vam imam "a pisati. zato pred
vsem sprejmite mole prisrtne
pozdrave in poljube, kakor tudi
0 dnase> ostale druz z'ne.
"Imamo pet drobnih otrok,
stiri dekleta in enega fantka
Starejsa dekle je stara 8 let in
pol, mlajsa pa emo leto. Cd mo-
ia mama SO Sc zivi in ata,. kot
tudi ena 10 ?letna sestra cd mo,
"a. Mnogo smo prestali v teh
zalostnih cash. Trikrat SIN G
moral dom zapustiti. Prvic, ko
so vdrli Italijani v Jugoslavijo
ker si1ao blizu meje, samo II KIN
prpS n.,,,1~.S .a My = - =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-09

AM J> PS~ AAAsNaAA AAA~hS~~, S~~AAa Ae%S$
la hoditi sama enkrat k enemu
in drugic k drugemu.
"Ko sem sla prvic obiskati
mamo, je nisem niti mogla vi
deti, lie ma skrivaj cd dalee sko-
ri majhno okenuce. Oh, kako je
bila zalostna. Ia toliko njenega
truda in kaj je nazadnje doca-
kala. Pozneje sem jo videla in
.sedemkrat obiskala. Tako tudi
Stankota in Pepeta.
"Po dveh mesecih so Pepeta
spustili, ampak zalibog ne pro-
.stega. Izrocili SO ga nekemu ka-
pitanu od policije, da bo MIN
sluzl. Bratec pa "a to sluzbo nj
mogel biti, PAD pa je dela1 ma
sprotno. Podpiral je partizane s.
hrano, obuvalom, in Sc cello q
tmunicijo. Pc treh mesecih so
Isjpustili Sc Stankota. On je bill
pa najvec pri meni, seveda, kot
zgubljen, brez donna. Zacela sem
delati prosnjo "a n1amo, ali vse
zanaan. lie $ tern so mas zavra-
ca, da mai kaj izdamo, pa da bo
potem mama precej prisla do
NOV.
Evening star., 1946-03-07

wife luxuriously and contentedly
wed to another, and must make the
dramatic decision whether to re-
main nobly dead or try to pick up
the threads of his once happy life.
Welles who was ever man to
relish roles with an emotional
sweep. plays this one with down.
right vehemence, enough to distract
the mind from the tired overtones
OF the plot. The chances are that
with the aid of Claudette Colbert
ana George Brent he has played it
into a box-office triumph for here
Is a theme with treacley time
illness which no doubt will pay off
handsomely. Although the man
Welles plays in Keith's romantic
drama is fellow of normal dimen-
sions, the dominant performer in
the Screenplay Is never quite con-
tent 20 think of him that way. He
plays him as the epitome of all no.
BILE men, makes him of a dramatic
piece with the kings, emperors, and
Tycoon publishers he has imper-
sonated previously. The others in
the cast do not have much chance
in Tomorrow Is Forever" except
possibly small child named Natalie
Wood whose innocent charm is
arn1or against Welles' Jovian wres-
Ting with the story.
RKO's adaptation of Gwen Bris-
tow's best selling novel follows the
current cinema style of giving the
public a closeup of the emotional
Evening star., 1946-03-07

mechanism of those involved in the
plot. There are these people it
says in Tomorrow Is Forever"
they are involved in this situation.
this is how they act, and here is
why they act that way. Having
set the formula that way, the next
step is to sweep you into the things
That happen and never let you relax.
A1terWard, however, it is likely to
occur to you that the whole premise
OF the picture was fragile enough to
have been collapsed by one right
word uttered at the right time.
Avoidance of that word is the best
trick that went into the making of
tomorrow Is Forever" and audi
enceS are unlikely to be annoyed at
being taken in by it.
Timed to fit period in which war
has done its widest violence to
romantic love and marriage, Keith's
picture spreads from the first world
conflict into the second. John and
Elizabeth Macdonald are idyllically
wed until World War I interrupts
their lives. He goes off to fight
and is reported missing in action on
ArmlStlce Day. Larry Hamilton, in
whose factory clever. pretty Eliza
beth works as librarian, is SYM
pathetically attracted to her in her
WretchedneSs. Eventually they are
married, a deal that substitutes
bllssful contentment for emotional
ecStacy.
There is fine equilibrium in their
lives, but 1t lasts only until an Aus
TRAN chemist comes to work in
Larrys factory. He has suffered
terrible wounds in the first world
war. He has twisted foot, a USE
less hand, rebuilt face which is
covered with beard and eyes which
require heavy glasses. But more
terrible than any of these is the
wound to his pride which has made
hlm throw away his old identity.
John Macdonald, husband of Eliza
beth, is now Erich KeSSler and life
has chosen to throw them together
in an arrangement that is torturous.
x
Keith's picture plays the torment
to the hilt, not merely for those
dlfectly IN Its clutches, but for the
audience as well. The central fig
ure in the drama naturally must be
Welles, at whose single word to his
beloved Elizabeth everything would
change completely. Will he say the
word? Did John MacDonald's pride
really kill him in World War I? Or
is there enough of his love for
Elizabeth left in broken Erich
Kessler that he will be forced to
speak?
No daytime radio serial ever flung
more questions in the path of an
audience. Just how they are going
to be answered is something that
Tomorrow Is Forever" must be al
lowed to answer for itself
There are a number of dramati-
cally taut scenes between Miss Col
bert and Welles, in all of which
Irving Pichefs direction has been
artful enough to propel his story
forward with the right tempo to
carry you along with it. 1t amounts
to no more than mere dexterity, but
that is something admirable to
watch after seeing so many screen
dramas which lack even that much.
The strained intensity of Welles
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
Stage.

Stage.
National-"He Who Gets Slapped.
$3.50 pm.
Screen.
CapitoI-"Black Market Babies"
IL m, LAS, 4:30, ITO and 9:55 pm
Stage shows: l, $40, 6:25 and 9:1(
pm.
Columbia "Up Goes Maisie":.
11:4o am, lao. 3:35, $50, 7:30 and
$50 pm.
Keith's-"Tomorrow Is Forever"
11:35 am, 1:35. $40. 5:45, 7:45 and
$50 pm.
Earle-"The Stork Club: II am.
ITO, 3:15, 5:25, 7:35 and 9:40 pm.
HippOdrOme "Pepe lie Moks"::
2:25, sos and $50 pm.
Little-"The Last Chance: 11:15
a m, lis, 3:20, $50, TBS and 9:35
pm.
Metrop0litan-"Th Strangers:
! 80 am, 1875, 3:35. $40. 7:45 and
9:45 pm.
Evening star., 1946-03-07

took advantage of the fact that
her hair dresser was a native Bur-
mese and learned from her many
marvellous native ways to prepare
curry dishes"
In England particularly these
curry dishes were invaluable, as it
was possible to disguise the limited
English menu in many ways by
curry preparations. Kim has
brought the recipes with her to
Hollywood and plans a series of
exotic curry parties as soon as she
is settled again.
Evening star., 1946-03-07

performance in the principal role is
matched by nicely contrasting re-
laxed efforts on the part of several
others. Miss Colbert is very good
in letting go when she can and
just looking natural. So is Brent
and that is quite a fetching portrait
done by young Miss Wood as a puz-
zled refugee child and so is another
by Lucille Watson as a brusquely
golden-hearted Baltimore dowager
Welles might be right at that In
his apparent assumption that Enoch
Arden never was really played until
he, Welles, took the role in hand
Evening star., 1946-03-07
No Time Wasted
HnI L NNynNr

HOLLY WOOD.
Kim Hunter really improved each
shining hour during her six months
sojourn in England co-starring with
David Niven in "A Matter of Life
and Death" For one thing, she
Evening star., 1946-03-07

Pix" Shanghai Cobra: 3 40, s. 40
S;o5 and 1o:3o pm.
Palace Adventure" 1918 am,
80, ESQ, sos, 7:25 and GAS pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts. Con-
tinuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Tomorrow Is Forever Tests
Nobility of New Enoch Arden
By JOY Cormody

In the uendng cycle the'movies trave too for that
has become Orson Wenes turn Enoch Arden
plays not called Enoch
Kesser He the
Evening star., 1946-03-07

TOMORROW is FOREVER" an RKo
picture with Claudette Colbert, George
Brent and Orson Welles, produced by
David Lewis, directed by Irving Pichei,
screenplay by Lenore Coffee from q novel
by Gwen Bristow. At Keith's.
The Cast
Elizabeth (MacDonald) Hamilton,
Claudette Colbert
Orson Welles
LaIIy Hamllton---------- George Brent
h&unG & Jessie e--,----L Lucille Watson
Drew fson OF Elizabeth and john,
Margaret (adopted daughter of KessleD,
pu Natalie Wood
oliah Nson OF Elizabeth and Larry,
r. Sonny Howe
Dr' LuoWlg lAustrian surgeon,
,,, John Wengraf
Norton thamlltons busines manager),
chsr. u.,. Ian Wolfe
Cherry Drew's sweetheart, "'01
Joyce Mackenzie
pWoi puqse Tom Wirick
Ratrer 2 ,niIto,,. eoa.o.----- Henry Hastings
psi ppaimiiions Lane Watson
oapy tDreW) -------------M Michael Ward
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
Industrial Recreation Keynote Conference
Two-Day Session Opens Here Today; Dr.. Eastwood of Purdue University Gives Initial Address

pr, Floyd R. Eastwood, professor of industrial recreation at Purdue University and research director for the Industrial Recreation Associa- ton, spoke at the opening luncheon of the Eastern Industrial Recrea- ton Conference at The Elton at noon today. Dr. Eastwood spoke on the problems of industrial reerea. ton.
 Registration for the two-day con- ference began at Ii a, Tn. this morn- Ing. Two conference sessions were held this afternoon. At the first, Charles LaVista, manager of United Aircraft Club, United Aircraft Corp" oration, Hartford, spoke on Fin ancing a Recreation Program" Later in the afternoon W. Ralph Higgins, president of the Robert shaw Recreation Association, Ro- bertshaw Thermostate Corporation, Youngwood, Pa, discussed the prob lens of women's recreation. George T. Ryan president ct the first ses- sion and Joseph A. Brennan ct the second.
 a uAxlttcE uleSbAklk As SCuSduASa aOA ' D. m. tonight. Guest speaker will be Frank II. Zacher, assistant direc- tor of personnel at the Norton Com pany, Worcester, Mass. He will speak on Management's Interest in Recreation. Frank s. Sparks of the Stanley Works in New Britain will preside. Entertainment will be fur- nished by the Waterbury Industrial Chorus and by employees of Water bury industries.
 The final conference today has been set for p. m. with Theodore Fish of the John B. Rogers Produc- ing Company, Ohio, as the guest
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
Opposition ToAirport BFodcoSt
 Oo.OhalFmoN Of
 Community olubS'
 Score SuFplusss

cltlng the Council of Community Clubs as the wNteh.dogs for tho small home owner of Waterbury, two members og the legislative com mltlee Of Che Council, speaking on station WATR last night, urged Q city-wide participation in the ae- tlvltles Of the group,
 Tho speakers, heard on the "Waterbury SpeakS' program, were A, K. Martlno and o, P Liehreleh eu.ohairmen Of the legislative com mlttee, The program was conducted by Edward Waller, director
 The speakers outlined the Coun- ell's opposition Co the proposed s. 5OO,OO0 municipal airport again ur- glng that city authorities make de- termination Of the potential Income of such . project before plans to proceed with It's construction be. come final,
 Mir. Martino criticized the admin. istration for the surpluseS accrued during the past year lover $500 while our streets and sewer fautli- ties are lacking"
 Mir, Llebreich asked city authorl- ties to "take the people Into their confidence In planning for the fu- ture."
 Both speakers urged full support of the Council by membership on behalf of the citizens of Waterbury They cited the efforts of the Coun- ell such as the taxpayers suit rela- tive to revaluation, now entered in Superior Court, tho opposition to the airport, and other measures,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14

this feat. Ne is tho son Of MT. and Mrs. William Blair.
 Ne also wears the Bronze Star for heroism in combat and the Purple Heart with on Oak Leaf Cluster for wounds received in acc ton in Germany. With three bat. tic stars for the Ardennes, Rhine land and Central Germany oam- paiens, Lieutenant Blair is entitled to wear the Combat Infantryman Badge. He served IS months over- seas, returning to this country on March 5.
 Lieutenant Blair was employed by the Citizens and Manufacturers National Bank prior to entering the service In ie43. He is . graduate of Crosby High School, lie was commissioned ct Fort Benning, Georgia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-14
More Relief Likely Ln Brass Industry | Interim Increase Announced YeSterday v By OPA Independent of New Wage V BoostS; Explanation Given

The Interim increase averaging p i-a cents . pound for ibruss mill products soon Go be announced by the o,P,k, is being authorized Co meet operating losses and higher production costs and does not take Into consideration any wage inc preases, Under the new wage-prleo policy, the brass companies can ap- ply Go the o,p,A. for further price relief needed Rs Q result of pay boosts.
 In other words, tho price Increase eg being authorized Go make up for higher operating costs other than wages, Applications for additional price revision will be considered by Che O,P,A. after wage negotiations are completed, and speedy action on such Npplicatlon has been proms tsed,
 The Brass Mill Products Indus. try Advisory Committee and the OP,A. will meet again Tuesday to decide on specific increases for each brass product. The general agree ment on the cent and a half ins crease was reached at 6 two.dRy meeting early this week In WaSh- lngton,
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DUE TOMORROW


 At New York-General Anderson CLe Havre), 5,ls7, Kokomo Victory tBremerhaven), 997, Frederic Vic- tory Gle Havre), 996. Saturnia Southampton, TOO war brides and children.
 European RedeplOyment Table
 Frankfurt, March l3-(UP)-To- days redeployment timetable:
 At Sea-406th and 4O7th Infantry Regiments, 38lSt, 92T and 379th Field Artillery Battalions, l02d Sig nal Company, 327th Medical Battal- ion, 327th Engineer Construction Battalion, lO2d e. M. Company, 802d Ordnance Maintenance Com- pany, all of lO2d Division; 3O6th Medical Battalion, 9O4th Heavy Ar tillery Company. 35S4th 4472d, 3s2d and 3884th c. M. Truck Compan- ies, 452d and 432d M. P. Escort Guard Companies, l65th General Hospital, 2l0th, 572d 6lSth, l30th, 3406th and 3408th Ordnance Ned ium Artillery Maintenance Com panies, 949th 98th and 4S2d Ord nance Companies, 324th 322d, 323d, 3SSth 389th 40lst 18th 692d, 547th and 256th Field Artillery Battal- ions, l26th Ordnance Medium Maintenance Company, 8S7th 343d, S8th S72d and 905th Ordnance Heavy Artillery Maintenance Com panies, 82lst Ordnance Base De- pot Company, 50lst Ordnance Tank Maintenance Company, 362d M. P. Company, l3S9th, l39lst and 2887th Engineer Forestry Companies, 4S8th, ll2th, 546th, 573d, 127th, 581st 567th and 643d A. A. A. Bat talions, l3lst Ordnance Field Ar tillery Company, l69th Ordnance Depot Company, l67th Ordnance Tire Repair Company, 783d Ord- nance Maintenance Company. 258th Engineer Construction Battalion, 625th and 627th Medical Clearing Companies, 456th and 579th e. M. Laundries, 3224th and 3l87th e. M. Service Companies, 8l5th and 8l6th e. M. Sterilizing and Bath Com panies, 696th Enigneer Petroleum Distributing Company, l67th Chem ical. Smoke Generating Company, l25lst Engineer Battalion, Sth Con- valescent Hospital. 335th and S8th
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Compensation Agreements

Compensation Commissioner Har- Iy Krasow today approved the fol- lowing agreements for weekly pay mentS during disability;
 Peter pontelandolfo of 7S Brad- lcy Avenue against W, J. Megin, Inc, of Naugatuck, sS0, beginning March 1, injury to left hand,
 Louis Wassong of 42 Cottage Place against M. ]. Daly & Sons, Inc, SS0 beginning Feb, %, Injury to right foot,
 Charles Barrows Of li5 Judson Circle against Plume & Atwood Mfg. Company, si7.T6 beginning March I, Injury to right middle finger,
 Margaret Botvinis of 821 Bank Street against Plume Atwood Mfg, Company, sl2,i0 beginning Feb. 90, injury to right thumb,