davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-09-17

meals and individual dishes in
which meat is the ma jor ingredient
The OPA action means a rollback
OF an average of 10 per cent in
restaurant prices here, according tc
Mr.. Wilson. He doubted. however
that operators who have altered
menus could have new menus
printed in a few days. 1t may be a
week, he said, before the printing
jobs can be finished.
Textile Prices Increased.
OPA's firm stand on restaurant
prices came during a day which
found the agency granting its thiro
price increase under the new Price
Control Act to the cotton textile
industry.
OPA said last weeks scent an
hour wage increase approved by the
Wage Sterilization Board for workers
in cotton textile mills will be re-
f1ected In an average of per cent
increase in ceiling prices of textiles
lCna ppTTEC Dee Az
Evening star., 1946-09-17

sion has committed trespass and
continues to commit trespass.' the
court added.
IF ever there was a case in which
the court should intervene at the
earliest possible stage in an action
by granting an injunction, this is
the case"
Britain's shop stewards-factory
spokesmen for organized labor
took issue with the government,
calling for nationwide union support
for the fast-spreading squatter
movement.
I'VE warn the government" said
statement issued by the National
Acting Council Of the Engineering
(see sQUATTERs. Page ABB
Evening star., 1946-09-17
Right Rev. Henry Knox Sheriff.
Elected to Head EpiscopoIions
Boston Cleric Named
To Succeed DR.. Tucker
. As Presiding Bishop
By Cospor konnes

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IT.
The Right Rev. Henry Knox
Sheriff., Bishop of Boston, today
was elected presiding bishop of
the Protestant Episcopal Church
to succeed the retiring presiding
bishop, Henry st. George Tucker.
Others nominated for the position
were the Right Rev. w. Bertrand
Stevens, Bishop of Los Angeles, and
the Right Rev. Robert E. Lee Strider.
Bishop OF West Virginia.
The election was held by the House
OF Bishops as the 55th Triennial
General Convention of the Episcopal
Church, meeting on the University
(See EPISCOPALIANS, Page A-9J
Evening star., 1946-09-17
Loyalty Investigation
OF Federal Workers
Opposed by Mitchell
Additional Federal Pay
Ruise Is Port of AFl
Program, Green Says
By Joseph Young
Stor StoH Correspondent

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. IT,
Harry B. Mitchell, president of
the Civil Service Commission
today expressed opposition to
the proposed congressional 10y
atty investigation of Govern
ment employees, asserting that
there Is evidence of an arousal
in this country, particularly in
Washington, of a spirit of intol-
erance toward others who. differ
in opinion from a majority OF
u.s."
Declaring that Communists ans
other subversive elements cannot b,
tolerated in the Government service
Mr.. Mitchell told the national con
vention of the AFL American FEEDER
alton of Government Employees tina
there Is 1 big difference between
these groups and persons Of liberia
and progressive beliefs.
william Green. president of thu
American Federation of Labor, who
is scheduled to speak this afternoon
said at press conference that an
additional pay raise for Govern
ment workers was part Of the AFL's
overall program.
Jobless Benefits Urged.
1.-THE raise is needed now to of
set the rising cost of living and to
oring Federal employees on an equita-
BILE wage basis with employees in
private industry" Mr.. Green de-
clared.
He also declared that Federal
workers who are dismissed from
their jobs during the current re-
duction- -in-force program should be
granted unemployment compensa-
ton, the same as is accorded work
ers In private industry.
Mr.. Mitchell reiterated his recent
denunciation of the policies of the
CIO United Public Workers of Amer
ica, declaring: Let us not become
hysterical toward loyal Americans
who differ from us on how to better
conditions because a few foolish
leaders of an organization have leo
their followers SO far afleld from the
American ideals that they would de-
stroy them
Distinction Drawn.
Mr.. Mitchell drew a distinction be-
tween liberty of thought and dis
loyalty of thought. Let me add that
liberty of thought is part of the
American Government and let us not
confuse liberty Of thought with dis
loyalty Of thought" he declared.
Let me also add that I cannot
understand how any intelligent man
living in the United States and
knowing anything of conditions in
other countries where liberty OF
neither thought nor action Is per-
mitted, can prefer the latter to what
he has at home" Mr. Mitchell con-
tinued.
But, he added, men and women
who see imperfections in the United
States, where there are imperfec-
tions, or even seeming imperfections,
and who are striving to better the
conditions, certainly have the right.
Representative Rees of Kansas,
ranking minority member of the
House Civil Service Committee, is
seeking to have the next Congress
authorize an investigation of all
Federal employees whose loyalty is in
doubt, including the right to reopen
cases of Government workers who
previously had satisfied the Civil
Evening star., 1946-09-17
Cafes in Fort Dodge
Close Until Thursday
In RoHbuck Protest
BY the kssocio,ed Press

FORT DODGE, Iowa, Sept.
17.-Virtually all Fort Dodge
eating houses were closed today
in protest against the OPA
order rolling back restaurant
meal charges to June 80 levels.
The proprietors said they will
remain closed until 9 am.
Thursday at which time they
will take such further action as
is necessary. PicketS were to be
placed outside restaurants
which do not close.
Hotels were permitted to serve
food only to their regular guests.
Evening star., 1946-09-17
Britain Gets Injunction to Halt
Spreading Squotter Movement
100 Families Invade
Camps in Suburbs of
Brisbane, Australia
BY the hesocioted Press

BRISBANE. Sept. 1.-THE
"squatter" movement, launched
recently in Britain, spread to
Australia today when more than
100 families moved into vacant
military camps in two Brisbane
suburbs.
There will be serious trouble
If they try to send us back to
the novels from which we came
or throw us out into the streets, :"
a spokesman for the squatters
declared.
Evening star., 1946-09-17

(See AFGE, Page A-5.D
Evening star., 1946-09-17

tSee PRICES, Page A-5D
Evening star., 1946-09-17

(See BENTER. Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1946-09-17

(See MARITIME, Page A-3.
Evening star., 1946-09-17

(See PEPPER, Page A-5.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-01

Tina, lena in er1a hcerka. On.
stalno zivi v Trstu.
"Tako, draga teta, zelo veil
ko veselje je vladalo med naso
druzino, ko smo prejeli Vase pi-
smo. Taxa huda vojna, kot je
bila, 81 nismo mislili, da bono
ostali pri zivljenju in 81 Sc kdaj
pisali kaj. Povem Vam, da ma
sa vas nj veliko prizadeta. Dru-
ge vasi so veliko vec, n a lju-
d n in materijalno. Zdaj nam
gre Sc precej. Alta della in Sc
stra tudi. Pa vojska Sc je kon-
Gala. Samo zima Sc nam bliza
in upamo, da bono postal kaj
bolj svobodni. Ia enkrat kon-
cam z mojo pisavo in zelin, da
Vas najde to pismo pri zdravju
in veselju. Veliko pozdravov
Yam posiljamo cd srca cd cele
druzine, Yam teta in Vasi osta-
Ii druzini. Ostanite pozdravlje-
nj,
Druzina Luin".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-01
PISMA IL STAREcA kRAJA
zrtve IL Gobovice. pos+o Komen-Gorico

scu. To je sin od Franceta Grm-
kovega. Pustil je tri otroke.
"Padel je sin (vojko) cd sva-
rovga Alojzija; (zerjol Albin),
sin cd skofovga Janeza; (Colja
Milan), sin cd Jozeta Minkin-
ga; (Colja Slavko), sin cd sus-
terjevega Makseta; Kesmic To-
fila in Danilo, sin in hci cd Jo-
zeta Cogajskega; svara Milo,
Korlinen; Luin Slavko, sin cd
Franceta strken; Grmek Alo-jz,
sin cd Jozefa Jeronstov; Ko-
dric Marcelo, sin cd Antona ze-
panov; Cola 81 avko, sin cd
Franceta Hudilken; svara Leo
pold, Korlinen.
"Drugace so umrli: Bondelj
Alojz, njegova hci, Janezevi;
Cola Jozef, sin cd ALOHA, Jur-
jew; Gozerjol Zorro, sin cd Loj-
zeta skofa. Start ljudje: Fran
ciska Lunjeva in njen MOI. Mo-
goce se kaksen drugi. Toda sta
ri ljudje MISC toliko umirali, pa
dala je mladina in zrtvovala
svoja mlada zivljenja. Sami Sc
cudimo, kako sc mama je godilo,
kako smo videli nase ljudi, XII so
padali. Ma nasem pokopaliscu
smo imeli vec kot dvajset, sa-
me mladine pokopane. Pokopa-
lisce je bilo vse v cvetju, kot
Sc nikoli tako. Il vseh krajev
je ia mladina donna. tukaj po-
kopana, kjer jih sorodniki od-
kopljejo in jih odpeljejo ma svo-
je domace pokopalisce.
"Mogoee Yam je re znano, da
vasi Komen, Tomocevca, Moli-
dol, Reifenberg, so bile pozgane
in ljudje so bill odpeljani v
Nemcijo. Sedanje njih hise so
hlevi in vsaka streha je njih "a
vetisee. Tudi nasi il Malega do
la so bill odpeljani in so Sc vsi
srecno vrnili. Tako je bio. &c
mi, posebno mladina, sc ne bi
bill skrivali pod zemeljske bun
kerje, bi bill v Nemciji in tam
umirali cd vsega ,slabega.
'Kaj pa teta Maricka? Kako
Sc ina kaj ona? Zakaj nam mic
ne pise? Velikokrat, ko grem
v Trst, 81 zelim, da bi bill njen
sin Ivan tukaj pri vojakih in
da bi mas prisel obiskat. zal, da
Sc nahaja ma Japonskem.
'Tudi mas brat Edward je xiv
in zdrav, kot tudi njegova dru-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-01

Smart, thrifty girls, anxious to be
well dressed, make tailored dresses
like this and save dollars for Vic
tory Bonds. This has gray spun
rayOn with deep set sleeves of royal
blue. Patterns at local stores.
U. S. Treasury Departments
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-01

Mandel's Shoe Store, 61O7 st.
Clair Ave-, sporoca, da ina v
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-01
NAPRODAJ

je hisa "a emo druzino; lota
100x14O eevljev; kokosnjak,
druga majhna poslopja, garaza:
sadno drevje; parma gorkota.
Nahaja Sc ma Miller, Ave. Ia
podrobnosti Sc poizve ma 20621
Miller Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-01
SRNJAKOVA VECERJA

Jutri vecer 81 boste pa lahko
privoscili okusno srnjakovo ve-
cerjo, ako boste posetili gostil-
no John in Louise Flaisman,
640O St. Clair Ave. Igrala DO
godba, postrezba bo najboljsa
in vecerja fina.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-01

zalogi vsakovrstne satenaste
sandale, katere pobarvajo, da 80
enake barve kot obleka "a kak-
sno posebno priliko. Imajo tudi
cevlje posebno velike Shrine, ka-
krsne Sc zlasti posilja v stare
domovino.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-01
TEREZA ETIENNE
JOHN KNITTED.

ma Sc je, oprijel mize in oci so
Sc mu vrtele v votlinah. Zacutil
je, da mora ma zrak. Gibati Sc
mora, uteci, poiskati 81 prijate-
liza. Najti mora nekoga, XII ga
bo razumel. Vsaj en- del svoje
krivde mora prevaliti, vsaj en-
del svoje strahovite odgovorno-
sti mora prevaliti ma ramena
nekomu drugemu. Toda kje je
ia prijatelj? Kdo bi bill lahko ia
prijatelj?
Gottfried je odsel il restav-
racije. Ko je prisel ma kolodvor-
sko cesto, je oprezal ma levo In
desno. Majavih korakov je. sto-
pal po cesti navzdol proti jeze-
ru.
Ma siroki jezerski promenadi
je Gottfried pospesil korake. IT.
! socere mestne luci, XII so prav-
ljicno visele mad Dolderjenn in
Zurichbergom, so Sc mu leske-
tale. Jezerska voda je pljuska-
Ia oh obrezje in il Thalwila je
pripeljal m ajhen razsvetljen
parnik. Kdor je gledal, kako je
Gottfried hodil, bi lahko mislil,
da mora priti oh doloceni uri ma
dolocen cilj, nj 81 pa ma jasnem,
ali gre njegova zepna ura pra-
vino. Toda ze mnogi obupani
ljudje so hiteli po tenn nabrezju
z najrazlicnejsimi koraki. Zdi
Sc, da zene obup brezupneza
vedno ma rob vode, kjer lahko
razglablja v nevtralnem pasu
med dvema sovraznima elemen-
toma o poslednJem lzhodu ali O
poslednjem naporu. &c bi kate
rikoli pesec ustavil Gottfrieda
in ga vprasal, kan gre, bi mai
brze odgovoril: "Ne vem."
Ko je nekaj casa hodil, je ne
madonna sedel ma klop. V mislih
je bill v Gamu. Mislil je ma Te-
rezo in zacutil je v drobovju
cudno bolecino. Kako j je ne.
Xxi v tenn trenotku? Obcutil je
neznosno predstavo porodnih
bolecin in skoraj neznosno boja.
zen "a memo zivljenje. "Prene-
sla bo, preneslo boz, je mrmral,
Dejala mu je, da bo v mislih
pri MEM, ko bo prisel trenutek,
Ali je bill morda ia trenutek ?
Mislil je, da je bill. cutil je. Pre-
prican je bill O tenn. In nato je
vstal ter Sci preko mosta, XII je
drzal cez Limmat.
Med potjo je srecal spreha-
jalca, XII je s pocasnim korakom
prihajal proti MENU. Spocetka
nj mogel lociti, ali je moski ali
zenska. Toda opazil je, da je dr.
zal individuum emo roko ma
ustih. Ko je pod obcestno sve.
tilko svetilko prikorakal mimo
je Gottfried opazil, da 81 mar.
1.-Two trebi zobe. In zdaj je spo.
znal duhovnika, XII ga je videl v
restavraciji.
ITO je MOI, XII ga potrebu-
jem!" je takoj pomislil. ''Prija-
tell, XII ga iscem! Ne vem, odkod
prihaja, ne kan gre, toda vsee-
no je, vzame maj s seboj del mo-
jega Jaza. Prava posoda je "a
mole bridkosti."
Stopil je "a duhovnikom, ga
prehitel, korakal naprej, dokler
nj prisel do svetilke, Sc ustavil
in potegnil svojo zepno uro, ka-
kor bi gledal, koliko je ura. Ko
Sc je duhovnik priblizal, Sc je
Gottfried okrenil k MENU.
(Dalje prihodnji6)
|OCIASAJTE "
I sscNAY0up AxyNI0cru,,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-01
HiSe naprodaj

5-sobni bungalow, m ed Lake
Shore Blvd. in E. 1876 ST.; last
mix odpotuje iz mesta. Ma ogled
lie z dogovorom. Cena $9,75O.
1isa "a dve druzini, SIS, ena
soba ma tretjem nadstropju; 2
garazi; okolici Lake Shore
Blvd. in E. 14O St. Cena $500.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-01
Mestnel novice
Mestna zbornica in CIO

Mesfna zDornlca In NlO
Councilman Edward Pucel IL
10. varde jena seji mestne zbor-
nice prosi ponedeljek predlagal,
da Sc CIO unijam v februarju
dovoli obdrzavanje prostovoljnih
prispevkov ma 20 glavnih krizi-
Seth sredi mesta. Predloga pa
je bila po viharni debati pora-
zena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-01

Druzina Luin"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-01
CNGdol ljeuasje)

(Nadaljeuanje)
Gottfried je vedel, da zanj nj
resitve v vodah Aare. VISA vlak-
ma njegovega srca so vztrepeta-
vala v nepremagljivi ljubezni do
Tereze, XII jo je pustil v Gamu,
da bo dotrpela svojo bridko bo-
lecino do konca. Nj smell biti pri
njej; da bi j tsepetal tolazilne
besede ljubezni. Cutil je, da Sc
bo po kratkem obisku pri Zofiji
njegova usoda spet. preokrenila
v novo smer. Nemogoce, da bi
S svojim Yedenjem v njeni hisi
ne vzbudif raznih misli in NOR
da do neke mere cello suma. Ma
nadaljni poti je premisljeval o
Zofiji in prvikrat Sc mu je zdaj
zgodilo, da je groza pred bodoc-
nostjo, neizcrpna bojazen njego-
We duse, nekoliko popustila. "a
cutil je, da Sc je premaknil ko-
rak naprej, in sicer temen ko-
rak v pravo stran.
Ko je prisel Gottfried zgodaj
zvecer v Zurich, je Sci v hotel
sv. Gotthard. Tam 81 je najel
sobo, zagrnil zavese in takoj le-
gel v posteljo. Tako sje lezal,
zdel in razglabljal temi, vca-
sin je zadremal kakor ujeta Ii
val, dokler nazadnje nj zacutil
lakote in zeje. Hitro je vstal in
Sci v restavracijo, kjer je sedel
v kot. Jedel je zelo malo. Po-
sedel pa je dve uri pri svoji mizi
in pill steklenico rdecega vina, XII
mu je polagoma primamilo OBJ
cutek zadovoljstva.
Dolgo casa je opazoval stiri
moze, XII so sedeli pri bliznji mi
ri. Govorili so nemsko in itali-
jansko in so vzbujali Wits suro-
viii neotesancev. Gottfriedu Sc
je zdelo, da so kakor zlocinci, in
potihem Sc je vpraseval, &c je
tudi njegova zunanjost tako zlo-
cinska.
Vsenaokoli je mrgolelo obra-
zov; robati trgovci, mrsavi, tu-
risti, cudna skupina koscenih,
kodrastih kmetov, XII so govo-
rili appenzellsko narecje, zajet-
nj zuriski mescani, poklicni uce-
njaski obrazi, par spodobnih da-
mic, diva studenta in osamljen
katoliski duhovnik, XII sc mu je
cd casa do casa, diskretno zakol-
calo in XII Sc je zadovoljno pre-
dajal prijetnosti prebavljanja.
Kako SO vsi skupaj uzivali
svoje jedi in svojo prostost! Ka-
ko SO zivahno klepetali o zade-
yah svojega zivljenja! Kako je
ia duhovnik uzival v svojem
zdenju! To so bill ljudje, ma ka-
tere je Gottfried Sc nedavno po-
gledoval pretezno z zaniceva-
MEM in jih nj wise cenil kakor
credo govedi in ovac. Ljudje, XII
so imeli masni instinkt, v kate
rih je bila utelesena solidna po-
vprecnost velike publike. To so
bill ljudje, XII jih je Tereza "a
nicevala in zasmehovala, kakor
jo je ucil. Ko jih je tako opazo-
val, je razumel, da bi sc zani-
eevanjem in grozo umaknili
pred MIN, &c bi vedeli, kaj Sc je
zgodilo v noei petnajstega sep
tembra ma Gamhofu. Ia trenu-
tex 81 je zamislil, da vedo. Vi
del je, kako Sc Jim plazi v oci
groza. In nato so njihove oci ne
izprosno zazarele v strahovitem
sklepu: Stekli so k sodniku, da
bi ga izrocili prekletstvu!
Nenadoma ga je. skoraj "a
pustila zavest. z obema roka-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-01

MIS. hTlSLln II a. DullO, OCAO
Schaeffer Ave-, je prejela zani-
mivo pismo cd necakinje po bra
tn Antonu Luin, Gobovica st.
AZ, posta Komen - Gorica, Pri-
morsko, v katerem popisuje po
imenih zrtve, XII so padle med
vojno tam okrog. Pismo je vse-
skozi zanimivo in ga podajamo
tukaj v celoti.
"Gobovica, 13. nov. 1915.
"Draga teta Kristina:
"Sprejmite srcne pozdrave in
iskrena Vam zahvala "a pismo
in karto, kar smo prejeli v tenn
tednu. Tako smo zadovoljni po
tako dolgem casu in mislih do
Vas. Kako Sc kaj innate? Vese-
Ii mas, da ste Sc vsi zivi in zdra-
vi. Veliko sozalje mas objema,
ko ste nam opisali cd strica Ga
brijela, XII je zapustil svojo dru-
zino.
"Povem Vam, da mi smo vsi
zivi in zdravi. Sedaj Vam pi-
sem JAZZ, hci Slavka, ker alta "a
nekaj casa nj donna. Je sci nekaj
delati, ker nj delal cd 5. julia
1912. ze tistikrat smo bill hudo
prizadeti, kar Vam ne morem
niti opisati, kako je bilo. Ia VOL
ma je bila strasna. Tukaj je BIZ
la fronta po vsaki vasi, po po-
lju in hribih.
"Draga teta, dne 5. julia l.
1912 SO mas fasisti odpeljali v
zapor, cello druzino. Sestri Da-
nici so cello uklenili roke. Ma
sprasevanju mas je bilo zelo We
liko. Veliko cd mas so hudo pre-
tepali, da smo bile cd bica vse
crne. Enajst dni sem bila v ce-
lici sama, Danica sama. Mama
in alta pa sta bila z drugimi
ljudmi. Enajst dni smo bill v
Sezani, potem so mas odpeljali
" Trst. Potem smo bile vse tri,
tudi mama, skupaj. Alta pa je
bill " drugem zaporu. Donna je
ostalo zapusceno v najvecjem
delu.. Kosili smo travo.
"Nas so zelo oropali. Pobrali
so nam dosti obleke, ziveza, ure
in kuhinjske stvari. Pa tudi
kmecko orodje, bicikel, vino,
sukanec, skarje, igle, kar je
prav sramotno "a popisati, ker
so nam take malenkosti vse po-
brali in mas tako oropali vsega,
kar smo tako potrebovali. Bill
pa smo zadovoljni, da nam MISC
pobrali zivine in stroja "a 81
vanje cd sestre, da je potem, ko
smo sc vrnili, Danica lahko de-
lala naprej svoj poklic, ker je
sivilja.
"Med tenn casom, ko smo bi-
Ii mi v zaporu, so vse delo do
ma opravljale sestre cd name
in skrbeli "a zivino. Nam v "a
por so nosili enkrat ma teden
jesti, kar je bilo dovoljeno.
Sprejemali smo samo crn kruh,
sadie in zelenjavo, drugega mic.
v zaporu smo dobivali enkrat
ma dan. tako jed, da ne verja-
mem, da bi hotel tisto jesti mas
prasic, &c bi mu dali. JAZZ Vam
ne morem popisati, kako je bilo'
Ljudi v zaporu je bio kot muh,
vsak dan vec. Mi smo bill v je-
ci diva meseca in 5 dni, potem je
Italia razpadla. Prisli SO mas
resit partizani in ljudje il IT.
sta. tako da sno Sc koncno re-
Sill il tistih stirih zidov.
"Prisli smo domov vsi srec-
no. Komaj smo nekoliko zadi-
hall svobodno, zopet so zaceli
delati zrtve Nemci nasemu ma
rodu. Odpeljali SO ljudi v Mem
7 Clio, ropali so in cele vasi po-
zigali. v Gobovici je ena hisa
pozgana, cd matere Ostev. Y
Nemcijo odpeljanih je tudi bilo
veliko stevilo, XII pa so Sc ze vr-
q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-07

and Is not concerned with facts"
Senator Taft declared. Congress
listened, for weeks to testimony re-
garding the facts. No one could
have listened to that testimony
without being convinced that in
many cases OPA is unjust, unreal
istic and Illogical"
The Senator declared OPA has
admitted spending $2,500,0OO a year
for publicity, and declared it has
repeatedly violated the law against
spending Government money to
pressure Congress.
Senator Taft asserted Mr.. Bowles
made six specific misstatements in
his Tuesday broadcast: BY declar-
ing that production since VI day
has risen to record peacetime levels;
by saying that people have pros
pered because of price and rent con-
trolls: by asserting that OPA recently
increased dairy prices because Con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-07

Of the local drive announced yes.
terday.
Washington's quota Of the $780,
600 to be raised over the Nation has
been set at $375 900, Mr.. Strong said
The announcement was made at a
workers meeting at the Mayf1ower
at which H. L. Rust, a member OF
the fund Ways and Means Commit
tee urged the workers to approach
their prospects for gifts from cap
ital funds" to achieve the objective
in the next two weeks.
Mr.. Rust further instructed work
ers to appeal for gifts of thanks
giving" from persons whose soldier
and sailor sons had returned safely
from the war.
Bruce Baird, vice chairman of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-07

local fund committee, presided dur
ing the team captains reports which
were made by Walter r. Clarkson,
c. Carroll Glover, John C. Folger,
Mr.. Rust and Mr.. Strong Next pro-
gress reports will be made on June
10, according to Mr.. Strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-07
Congress 'S|andered'
By Bow|es, Taft Says
BY the Associoied Press

NEW YORK, June 7.-Senator
Taft, Republican, of Ohio declared
last night that Sterilization Direc,
tor Chester Bowles had "slandered'
Congress for its stand on price con-
troll.
Senator Taft replied in a speech
broadcast over the CHS network to
Mr.. Bowles' Tuesday night speech
In which the sterilization director
referred to the curtailed and
amended version of the price con-
troll extension bill as "a monstrous
thing"
Mr.. Bowles is an advertising man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-07
$188,629 Collected
For Transept Fund

Gifts and pledges totaling $780,
629 have been collected thus far In
the District in the drive for a build
ing fund for the construction of the
Patriots Transept and five bays OF
the nave at the Washington Ca
thedral, L. CORN Strong, chairman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-07

gress intended to reduce subsidies;
by exaggerating the effects of re-
moving subsidies; by blaming the
lack of meat on Congress, and by
claiming that Senator Taft advo-
Gated raising the price level by Is
ner cent
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-06-07

The Junior department of Cool
idge Woman's Club will be active
through the summer by sponsoring
a series OF bridge parties. The
first one will be held June 10 on
the lawn at Mrs. George Demp-
ster's home. All members are ask
ed to make reservations with Mes
danes E. E. Stringer, C. ]. Wells.
and Dempster.