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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21

President William Green, a U.M.W member. Green predicted the miners would not go back to work until they had a new contract.
 Truman Remains Firm
 From President Trllman's holiday headquarters at Key West, Fla. came word that there had been nc change in the decision to fight Lewis and that MT. Truman was deter mined to let the court fight run It's C .rse.
 If Lewis was aware of the top level Government conferences yes- terday, he gave no sign. He kept himself secluded throughout the day. He emerged, sober-faced and uscommunicative, from U.M.W. headquarters shortly before 5 P. M.
 He gave a curt nod to newsmen and said, Gentlemen" Asked if action could be expected before mid night, he raised his hands in a ges- ture that could have been implor- ing or could have been shrugging and repeated. Gentlemen"
 Then he made his way to a car through a throng of newsmen. pho- tographers and bystanders and rode to his colonial home in nearby Alex andria, Va. There he stayed while the deadline for the walkout came and passed.
 How It Would Affect Nation
 The mine shutdown caught the nation with a coal supply large enough to last 36 to 38 days, But that supply was distributed un- equally so the walkout would have a quick effect on some consumers.
 Production figures had been tumbling even before today. More than i50,000 of the ners beat the deadline in wildcat walkouts that snowballed through the coal fields during the first three days of the week. Krug predicted that strike of IS days would force shutdowns or curtailed production in IS percent of the nations power plants, nine percent of steel mills. % percent of by-product coke plants. IS percent Of the Glass I railrodas. 22 percent of cement mills and 26 percent of other industrial plants.
 4 60-day strike. Krug said. would close 60 percent of the steel mills, GA percent of electric power plants, 90 percent of the coke plants, 86 percent of Glass 1 railroads, 90 per- cent of cement mills and 70 percent of other factories.
 To conserve coal supplies. the Solid Fuels Administration already has begun enforcing drastic controls on coal mined this week or in trans- 1t between mines and consumers, Retailers may sell coal only to householder, utilities, railroads, laundries, hospitals. food processing and refrigeration plants. ships and tugboats with less than a To-day supply.
 The OfEice of Defense Transporta- ton has ordered a 26 percent cut in railroad passenger mileage at mid. night Sunday. Orders have beer prepared to embargo non-essentia ! freight trafiic.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21
Hospital Bulletins

The condition of August Nauges, 63, of i8 Curtiss Street, Union City. was reported as slightly improved" today at Waterbury Hospital where he was admitted after a fall from a stepladder at his home yesterday. MT. NaugeS. hospital attendants said, is under treatment for a fractured skull, possible rib fractures and a back injury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21

lner pr Edward H. KiFschbaum VII conduct An examination to deter mine the cause of death.
 The window through which the woman toppled shortly before n ?. N. was about three-feel from the floor, police said. Investigators, Sgt Paul Moyhlhan, Detective James stack, Motor patrolman James Sweeney and patrolmAn Peter Kopcha, said their Investigation dis. closed that the swoman apparently slipped on Q rug and fell through the low window,
 The police investigation disclosed that Miss tfyland fell about 2B or 90 feet and landed on on Iron pipe fence that separated the property from the sidewalk.
 Three persons were at the Hyland home at the time of the accident, police said. one was Q visitor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21

to a small number of strip opera tions and non-union mines.
 The strike picture state-by-state:
 Pennsylvanla-The Solid Fuels Administrat ton at Pittsburgh, In process of checking the districts 677 mines, had found none operat- ing. No operations were expected in the states central and northern fields except at a handful of small non-union pits and at strip mines. About 100000 were idle.
 West virginia-The states lOS,- 900 miners began walking out at iO:3O last night and only main tenance men reported today.
 Kentucky-A spot survey showed unbroken adherence by the states 45,OOO miners to mo contract; no work" dictum of the UNIV.
 Illinois--Complete paralysis of U.M.W. organized pits was at hand with 1000 workers idle.
 Alabama-The states 22, miners left the pits yesterday in premature walkouts. ....
 OhiO-Walkouts swept the states mines with upwards of 10000 idle
 Ignore Notices
 Reports from the 20 other bitu- minous producing states indicated similar conditions. Walkouts among the 22,OO0 employees in the Rocky Mountain states began last night.
 The striking miners ignored no- tices posted at the pits which stated their agreement with the Govern ment to produce coal was still in effect.
 John L. Lewis had said 1t wasn't in a statement Nov. IS, and he re- fused. to withdraw his declaration although ordered by a Federal judge to do so. The miners were backing him up.
 A Pennsylvania deep pit miner said:
 "If John L. Goes to jail, this country won't get ton of coal"
 There was no picketing-no dem
 
 onstration.
 ''The miners aren't talking much, {" a foreman at a U. s. Coal & Coke Company mine near Danville. H., said. "It's just no contract; no work"
 Many Defiant And Angry
 At Wilkes Barre, Pa, thousands of Pennsylvania's anthracite miners stayed away from work in sympa- thy with the soft coal strike. At least three hard coal colleries were reported closing.
 The miners left the mines with mixed emotions, but they all left. Some said frankly that they hadn't recovered financially from the 59- day strike last Spring.
 Others were defiant and angry as they filed out past the signs warning them the mines were Fed eral property and their contract was still in effect. They went home det . mined to sit out decision be- tween Lewis. and the Government
 They're pretty sore." said Abe Wales, president Of District i9 in southeastern Kentucky. They're dissatisfied with the bossing Job the Government has done. Bitter ness has increased in the last 2A hours.
 "If they put John in jail. there won't be a ton of coal mined until he's out" one miner declared.
 Although the strike didn't start officially until today, more than i5s.O00 miners had beat the gun and quit work in a series of wildcat strikes that began Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21
YOUTHS ON PROBATION

Cromwell, Nov. 2i-(UP)-Two youths were e years probation today After being fined $50 each for alleged theft of a heifer which police claimed they slaughtered and sold. The accused, Francis T. Adamawicz, IT, and Edward D. Brauer, Jr., IS, both of Cromwell. were also given S0-day jail sen- tences. suspended. by Trial Justice Edward Fielding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21
Speeding Costs
 New Yorker SZ5

The Greeks. no doubt. had a word for it--and so did the Waterbury Police Department yesterday. The word used by the Police Depart ment was speeding"
 Registered at the Hotel Astor in New York either as a waiter" or a writer" Charalambos Malafou- ris. 3o, forfeited a s25 bond in City Court today when he failed to ap- pear to the charge of speeding. as coined by the Police Department
 P. s. The accused was born in Greece.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-21

Portugal expects to produce over 7,6O0.Oo0 quarts of wine this year.
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President William Green, a UNIV. member. Green predicted the miners would not go back to work until they had A new contract.
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President. Emile Schneider, S0SS
Antisdale Ave. Tel: Fa. 1850.
Secretary, Dorothy Bell. S32 Ease
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West 8. Str.
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I'm Monat i'm Sachsenheim.
prHs.. AE,lreas Schneider, 855 e. Sum-
NIT Str. Alliance, Ohio.
2ekr., Julius Everth, 848 South Arch
Central Verb:.nds Sekr. Eritz Schnei-
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Cleveland East Junior Saxon 0AoeS
President. Emile Schneider. S6SS
Antisdale Ave. Tel: Fa. 1850.
Secretary, Dorothy Bell. 832 EaSe
l44th st. rel: PO. 104S.
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Versanmlung jahrlich e1nmal in dem
von de- Konvention i'm voraus bestimm-
len Or und an dem vom Gross-Prasi-
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Cross President. John Balthes, 5s5
LeadsE Bldg: cleysland O. MAJ Maj SSSi a..,
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~ .i57 ,sSe West 224. Str, Cleveland. Q. Orch
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Rectsbeistand, George Schneider.
1900 1900 supsrior yser Ave-. Cleveland. Ohio
Verwaltungsrat. Geors Deppner, s15
Bonnie Brae Ave, youngstown, Q. John
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Str. Alliance, Ohio. hermann Hartmann.
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seEr., Daniel Rehner. 1o4oo Joan Ave-.
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