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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12

in istocasno "a popolno osvobo-
ditev Jugoslavije in zdruzitev
vsega jugoslovanskega zivlja. Y
tel vojni je bila Jugoslavija we'd
no ma strani zaveznikov, borila
Sc je skupno z mimi pod mai
tezjimi pogoji, nikdar nj izgubila
upanja, da bodo ideali svobodne-
ga elovestva zmagali, in je dala
tezke zrtve, vecje in tezje, kakor
kateri koli narod ma svetu.
Jugoslavija je dala 100000
zrtev. Jugoslavija je zaprosila
svoje velike zaveznike, maj OBJ
jektivno proucijo meme zahteve.
Preprieana je, da bodo zavezni-
XII pravilno ocenili to vprasanje
in razumeli upravieenost ME-
nih zahtev.
Kmalu DO sklenjen mir z vse-
mi bivsimi zavezniki in poma-
gaci hitlerjevske Nemcije. -
Italija je prva ma vrsti. &c DO ia
mir pogazil pravico narodov do
zdruzitve, narodov, XII so Sc ta-
ko junasko borili "a svobodo in
pravico, tedaj ne DO pravicen',
zakljueuje list "Den".
List "Novini'' glasilo Zveze
bolgarskih novinarjev, je pri,
obcil clanek, v katerem govo-
ri o udelezbi trzaskega prebi-
valstva v osvobodilni borbi ma
rodov Jugoslavije. Clanek OPT
suje tezko stanje Trsta v su-
zenjstvu fasisticne Italije pod
nemsko okupacijo, nasta jamie
narodno osvobodilnega gibanja
in prvih oborozenih skupin, Mi
hov razvoj in delo in njihov de-
LEI pri osvobodilni borbi naro-
dov Jugoslavije. - Ma koncu
pravi:
"Borba trzaskega prebival-
stva proti fasisticnim zatiral-
Gem je bila tezka in krvava, a
zmagovita. Trzacani so Sc bo-
rili ramo oh rami z jugoslovan-
skimi partizani in borci jugo-
slovanske narodne osvobodilne
vojske, borec Sc "a iste ellie -
"a svobodo, enakopravnost in
5amoodlocbo. Danes zahteva
vztrajno prebivalstvo Trsta in
>koEce, da dobe njihovo mestc
orikljuceno k Jugoslaviji, da bj
;acelo koncno mirno ziveti pc
1olgih letih suzenjstva in zati
'anja strani fasisticne Italije
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12
USODA TRSTA Sc TICE VSEH
BALkANSKIH NARODOV

v0OrlJA, .. leUIudTJa llaSSJ !.
Radikalno glasilo redikalne
stranke (Konsturova) je priob-
ell clanek pod naslovom: "Trst
mora pripasti Jugoslaviji', v
katerem je reeeno, da prebival-
stvo Trsta in Julijske krajine
po pravici prieakuje, da bo pri-
kljuceno k Jugoslaviji, kajti
Istra in Primorska pripadata
zemljepisno, geopoliticno in te-
nicno Balkanu. - Prebivalstvo
je v ogromni vecini> slovansko
- Hrvati in Slovenci. Italijani
so bill vedno manjsina in Sc jim
je posrecilo, da so Sc tam obdr-
zali kot gospodarji po zaslugi
politicne in vojaske moci itali-
janskega imperija.
Trst je bill vedno samo od-
skocna deska "a italijansko eks-
panzijo ma Balkan in Srednjo
Evropo". Pisec pravi nadalje v
Glanku: - "Ustanovna listina
Zdruzenih narodov je proglasi-
la pravico narodov do samood-
loebe. Slovansko prebivalstvo
Trsta in Istre ne sme priti zno-
Va pod tujo upravo in v novo
suzenjstvo".
List 'Domovinska fronta" ie
objavil clanek pod naslovom
"Komu mora pripasti Trst?",
v katerem je receno:
"Priblizuje Sc sklenitev miru
z 1talijo. Kakor porocajo IL Lon:
dona, Sc ia m ze pripravljaj jc
podrobnosti "a mirovno pogod.
DO. z italijanske strani delajc
vse mogoce, da hi Trst ostal Ita.
liji. Med svojim potovanjem ,
London je vsekokor podpredsed
mix italijanske Wade Pietro Men
nj ponovil to skrito italijanske
zeljo. Nenni je v Parizu odkrite
dejal: "Za mas je Trst Sc vednt
najvaznejse vprasanje". Pr
otvoritvi debate O zunan:ji 20
litiki v italijanski posvetoval
nj skupscini so bile prirejen,
manifestacijes "a Trst in san
ministrski predsednik ,je pou
daril pomen, XII ga Italijani pri
pisujejo temu vprasanju. v ne
XII nedavni izjavi Sc je de Gas
peri izrazil, da je "Italija pri
pravljena sprejeti tako imeno
vano Wilsonovo crto, XII del
lstro ma diva della, toda tako, d;
bi Trst in Pull prisla pod Itali
je. ma ia nacin, - je de.jal, d;
DO Italia zrtvovala Reko in Ia
dar". " tel ''pripravlienosti'
ltalije, da "zrtvuje" Sc vec, j
izrazena, da obdrzi. Trst. Itali
janska teza ne uposteva vsel
argumentov razlicnega znacaja
XII j ne ,gredo v raeun. Noce nj
tt slisati o nacelu narodne sa
moodloobe. V gospodarskem OH
ru bo Trst mrtvo breme "a tia
LILO. Italia ina dovolj prista
Misc, nreko katerih pa nina ka
niti uvazati, niti izvazati. Fem
ljepisni in etnografski razlog
popolnoma pobijajo italijansk
tezo.
\ Zemljepisno je Trst del bal
kanskega polotoka, XII je ME
govo prirodno zeledje, etnograt
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-12

preDlValstVu, kl ga oDse "a S
svojo strnjeno in homogeno
mnozico. Torej? Italijani pra-
WHO. "Trst nam pripada poll
ticno." To je res dragoceno pri-
znanje, XII mu je treba posvetiti
pozornost. Kajti, res je bill Trst
vedno ugodno oporisce "a ita-
.lijansko ekspanzijo ma Balkan.
&c gledamo vprasanje Trsta v
tel luci, dobiva Sc vecji pomen.
Tedaj preneha biti vprasanje, XII
|zanima samo Jugoslavijo kot
drzavo, Xxi danes postavlja mai
bolj zakonite pravice do Trsta.
Narodi vsega Balkanskega pol
otoka so dolzni pazljivo preuci-
tt to vprasanje, XII je,v nedavni
|preteklosti pomenilo vedno ne
varnost "a njihovo svobodo in
neodvisnost. Vprasanje Trsta je
treba koncno pravieno in do
koncno resiti. Ma emo vprasa-
ME je treba dobiti jasen odgo-
vor: Ali ina danasnja Italia
pravico, da Sc sklicuje ma poll
tiene argumente, XII nosijo v Sc
bi zlocinsko slavo nedavne pre-
teklosti. Ali Sc SINE dovoliti, da
bi Trst postal znova noz, naper-
jen v prsi balkanskih narodov.
Odgovor je samo eden: NE!
Neodvisni "Den" ie priobcil
clanek pod naslovom "Trst je
mesto, "a katerega Sc zanima
svet', v katerem Sc pripisuje
vprasanju Julijske krajine po-
seben pomen. V clanku je ma
lvedeno stalisce vseh svobodo-
ljubnih in demokraticnih sill sve-
ia in prebivalstva Trsta in Jul
lijske krajine, XII po tisku, urad-
nih izjavah, brzojavkah in pi-
smih soglasno izjavljajo, da mo-
ra Trst pripasti Jugoslaviji. Ma
to list ma kratko govori o Ego.
DOWN. Trsta in Julijske krajine
cd leta 1919 dalje in pise: "Ita.
LIZA je 20 let vodila .napadalne
politiko proti JugoslaFij< in t.
politika je pomenila neprestanc
nevarnost "a mir ma Balkanu
Ko je izbruhnila druga svetov.
ma vojna, je Italia skupno {
hitlerjevsko Nemcijo napadls
Jugoslavijo in zasedla nekaj ju
goslovanske pokrajine. Italijan
ska okupacijska vojska Sc nj pc
razbojniskem napadu ma Jugo
Slavic vedla mic bolje kakol
nemski okupator. Prebivalstve
SO mucili, zapirah, posiljali ,
koncentracijska taborisea ir
ubijali ma najbol zverinski ma
elm, narodno bogastvo in imovi
no pa SO neusmiljeno ropali
Mnogo tisoc jugoslovanskih zr
tev je pablo v roke itahjanskt
tiranske oblasti. - Med voint
so Zdruzeni narodi proglasil
vsemu svetu, da Sc borijo tud
"a enega izmed najveejih idea
low clovestva - "a samoodloc
DO narodov. Narodi Jugoslavi
je SO prezeti temi ideali, vodi
Ii dolgo in tezko osvobodilnt
borbo. Zmaga Zdruzenih naro
dov je ustvarila pogoje "a po
polno uresnicenje tega ideal;
Evening star., 1946-08-11
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Evening star., 1946-08-11
Show Time

VICE within recent weeks we
have seen Big Jim on the job, 1t
was hot July evening that he
demonstrated the preparation Of
his herb-padded broiler for tele-
vision audience in his show, Il
Love to Eat" Jim was on the
spot with a broiler in hand and a
hatful of herbs.
He tore into that chicken and
with a sharp-pointed knife gently
lifted and coaxed the golden skin
free from the meated framework.
Herbs were stuffed under the skin
until the broiler halves plumed up
like pillows. Next, oll-rubbed skin
cleaning, into the oven, all in 10
minutes fiat.
Corn on the cob and thick
sliced tomatoes go well with
those broilers. For dessert,
refrigerator ice cream.
Dinner at Jun's place, it's
party of FIVE, no meat in the mar
ket. jim bought two pounds of
haddock, the frozen fillets and
gave them the stuffing treatment,
but stuffing that is different.
Thinly sliced cucumbers laved in
we'll seasoned sour cream were
passed with the fish and plain
boiled potatoes. Around went the
pepper mill for the steaming spuds.
Jellied peaches for dessert, a
sweet without sugar. Jim does it
this way: Melt one eight-ounce
Evening star., 1946-08-11

And Jim Beard, cooking
genius, prepares dinner
from his own recipes -.
TIME meat shortage hasn't both
cred 2O0-pound. jovial Jim
Beard. the cooking genius who has
established himself in New York
City and on the West Coast as
purveyor of fine foods in the cook
book manner. But Jim is no type
writer recipe maker. He cooks up
his recipes with his own hands and
won't let we'll enough alone until
they're pretty wonderful.
Jim rode his hobbyhorse in the
kitchen all the years he was singing
in opera, appearing in Broadway
productions, taking flyer in radio
on the West Coast and a course in
institutional management at the
University of Washington.
During the war years he spent
time in the Caribbean. in Brazil,
the Canal Zone, North Africa,
Italy and France, managing resi-
dental and recreational clubs for
the United Seamen's Service. Now
he says he has settled down for life
to his two hobbies: good food and
good friends.
Evening star., 1946-08-11

2-pound broiler, split
II cup parsley, finely chopped
2 teaspoons chives, finely
chopped
4 scallions, finely chopped
II cup watercress. finely chopped
Il teaspoon salt
Il teaspoon pepper
2 tablespoons soft butter or
margarine
tablespoon cooking oil
Take a small, sharp-pointed
knife, turn broiler halves skin side
up and work knife between flesh
and skin, gently loosening from
wing toward leg. Mix herbs. salt,
pepper and blend with butter.
Stuff this savoury mixture under
the loosened skin of the broller.
Secure the skin over stufhng with
toothpicks. Rub outside skin with
oil and place bone side up in roast
ing pan. Place in hot oven (40O0F.)
and baste occasionally with drip
pings or chicken stock. Turn
chicken when half done. Bake for
80 to 40 minutes or until tender.
Yield: 2 servings.
Stuffed Finsts Of Haddock
2 pounds fillet haddock
l tablespoon oil
3 medium-sized onions, thinly
sliced
medium-sized tomatoes, thinly
sliced
tablespoons margarine
/ teaspoon salt
d teaspoon pepper
cup tightly packed parsley
sprigs. chopped slightly
4 tablespoons grated dry cheese
Wipe fllets with clean cloth. cut
into six pieces. Oil en-proof glass
casserole and lay in three pieces of
fillet, then cover with layer of
onions, a layer of tomatoes and
dab with two tablespoons of mar
garine, season with salt and pep
per, add parsley. Lay over three
remaining pieces of fllet, dot with
two tablespoons of margarine.
Place in hot oven (4OOoF.), cook
20 minutes. sprinkle with grated
cheese and let brown. Serve from
the casserole. Yield: 6 portions.
Evening star., 1946-08-11

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with Jergens Face Cream-the new wonder
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2. for Softening
3. for a Foundation before makeup
4. as Night Cream thrill : of i life
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Evening star., 1946-08-11

glass of currant jelly over hot
water, stirring until smooth. Let
cool until thickened. Take six
whopper size blushing peaches,
pour over boiling water and let
stand 10 minutes. Peel and chill.
Pour jelly over whole chilled
peaches. Swish fruit through the
jelly to get a good coating. Back
to the refrigerator until the glaze
sets. Serve one to a person, arrange
on a white plate with grape leaf
for a dolly.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03

Chambes of DrcXel Hill Pa. Miss
Marilyn Matteson and Miss Norma
LOtland of Wilmington over the
week end
Mrs. r. l.. Coulter. ST.. is spend
ihg week with relatives in Cam
den, y. j.. and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Bculah Mumford of Wash
ingtOn. ID. c.. was week end
guest oI Mr.. and Mrs. W. |. Como
way and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs Ronald Frye. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Lyons all of Viii
mingtOn, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles II. Conoway last week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. l.. Coulter. Jr.,
Mrs. Williamson, Bayard Coulter
and Miss Jeanette Clifton were
Sunday guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Bay"rd Duling in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Richards,
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Bradley all
of Lewes. Mr.. Benny Draper and
daughter of Pennington were Sun
cay guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
LOfland
Mrs. Vernon Mctzner and a friend
from Newark were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Elliott on Sunday.
Mr.. S. $ Stewart of Teaneck. n.
j.. and Mr. W. +. Jenkins of Balti-
more were week end guests of Mrs.
:. :. WrOten.
Miss Eilene Mills spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. J. Mills.
A program from Family Week
and Mothers Day will be held at
the Greenwood Methodist Church
Sunday, May -, at 7:30 p. m.
The Sunshine Glass will meet al
the home of Rev. and Mrs. James
O'Neil on Wednesday evening. May
s.
The Greenwood Iii Flyers will
have charge of the Sunday morn
ing worship service at the Green
wood Methodist Church on May )
Mcdf0rd Calhoun will be the speak.
Cr.
Milton Fircmcn' Carnival MAY
lth to 18th, 1916 New fire tcle
phone 2611. a26-2
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
DAGSBORO

Mr. and Mrs. John f. Lockwood,
ST., held a family reunion over the
Easter holidays for the first time
in many years. Among the guests
were Captain and Mrs. r. 7. Magee
and children, Dottie and Ralph, Jr.,
of Upper Darby. Pa, Mrs. I. Nj.
O'Hara and son, Ralph of Clan
downe Park, Sergeant Howard
lockwood OF Phila., Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Lockwood and son, Chas.
of Georgetown, Mr.. and Mrs. John
+ Lockwood, Jr., Harry Jones OF
Daesboro. Mr.. Ray Hudson of
Easton, Pa, and Miss DOttie Lock
wood. Mother Lockwood received
many lovely plants and gifts from
Der children and grandchildren. II
was memorable occasion for ali
and will be remembered for many
years to come. 1t was the 45th
wedding anniversary for the par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Lock
wood, ST..
The small daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Emerson is i'll at the
Milford Hospital.
Major Clarence A. Short and Miss
Alberta ong of Lewes were dinner
guests of Rev. and Mrs. +. l.. Ben
nett and family, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville White OF
Laurel spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. {. {. Brasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe CrOmpton spent
the week end as guests OF Mrs. Nc
Coy JONES.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brumhley en-
tertained to dinner Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip West, Mrs. Mary West,
Mr.. and Mrs. Author Romberger,
Mr. and Mrs. Orley West, all of
Phila.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry w. Bunting
and son, Norris, Miss Euba Mae and
Mary Louise Bunting were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Pep
per, Sunday at Laurel. They accom-
panied their son. Norris to Nor
folk, Va. to assume his duty in the
Navy. Monday after spending ten
day furlough with them.
Mrs. William Davidson is very
i'll at this writing.
Private Eugene Tunncy Davidson
spent a week end pass with his
parents, Mr.. and Mis-. William
Davidson.
Miss Marion Davidson spent Sun
day with her neice. Jean Davidson
Mr. and Mrs William NJ. IOns
has moved into their new home tha
was destroyed by fire some time
ago.
Mr. Herb Mitchell is very i'll Il
this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Millard West ant
children spent Sunday with Mr.. an,
Mrs. Charles West at Clarksvillc.
Mrs. Mary Davidson is spendin;
the week with her brother at Den
ton. Md
Connie Sue Long, daughter of MI
and Mrs. Andrew Long arrive,
home very much improved after be
ing i'll with pneumonia at the Bccb
Hospital.
Many attended the funeral q
Wincatc West at GumborO Sunday
Mr.. West was formerly of thi
town.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03

Mrs. Margaret Norris and
daughter. Connie spent Easter sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Morris. ST., and called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Norris at BishopNille,
Md
Miss Marion Davidson played two
trumpet solos at the John NJ. Clay
ton School Wednesday night, May |.
Corporal Bill Norris is at Il Hos
pital in Italy suffering with brok-
en- back.
The twelfth grade English class
of J. NJ. Clayton School motored to
Phila. and attended a famous
Shakespearian play entitled Ham
let. Those attended were Mrs
Jones, Nancy Lee Gum. Eli Camp
bell, Jr., Joyce Hudson, Barton
ynch, Coldea Hickman, Robert
Powell, Paul Brasure, Alfred
Dukes. Pauline Quillen. Agnes
Whaley and Mabel ,lones.
Russell Davidson, Private Tun-
ney Davidson, Private Bud Whaley.
Private Keith Burgess, Francis
lOoluCs' ~ NNhlho. spent I.dSlCI
Sunday at Cape Charles. Va.
Mr.. George Long is i'll with an at
tack of grippe.
William A. Steen passed away
Wednesday, April "a, after a few
weeks of illness at the Lewes Hos
pital. Mr.. Steen was IS years old
and is survived by daughter. Mrs
IDA White of Millsboro and one
grandson, William Vernon Steen
Jr., two grandchildren. Billy anC
Connie Lou Steen. Funeral held
at the home of his daughter, Mrs
Fl. P. White, Saturday. Interment
i'll Red Mems Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. West Long enter
tanned over the week end Mr.. ant
Mrs. Harry Tremhly and son
Harry. Jr., and daughter, Elaine
Also Mrs. Minnie Peal of Bridge
ton. n. J. Callers Monday nigh
were Mrs. Joseph Rogers of Mil
lord and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarcnc,
Robinson of RoXana.
Milton Firemens Carnival Ma,
4th to 18th, 1916 New fire tcle
! phone 2671. a26-2
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
ROXANA

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Bennett. Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh stephens entertain
ed 81 guest to dinner Thursday,
April 18th, in honor of Mrs. Ben
nett'S mother. Mrs. Amanda Wat
son, who was ST years young on the
above date. Mrs. Watson lives alone
in her home in town and is very
active. despite her advanced age
Mr. and Mrs. James Wilkins en-
tcrtaincd to dinner Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Delmar Wilkins and children
of Sclhyville. Mr. and Mrs. Dora
Ward of MillsborO. Mrs. Esther
Wilkins of here and friend. George
West OF Millville. Their callers i'll
the afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Tremblc and family and Mrs. Min
rie Pcale of Bridgcvillc. New Jer-
sey. Mr.. and Mrs. West Long OF
Da&SbOrO.
The Sunshine Sunday School
Class met at the home of Mrs. John
Hazel. Friday evening. April 10Th
games were played, refreshments
served. prizes We're won and all had
Il very nice time.
Miss Kathryn Lewis returned
home from the Milford Memorial
Hospital Saturday after an appen-
! deX operation.
1t Raymond Calhoun is home or
a IS day furl0uSh.
Mrs. Ida Richards will celebrate
her 10Th birthday Saturday. May 4
CONGRATULATIONS
MIR. and Mrs. Lcmuel Lynch
visited Mrs. Lynch's mother. Mrs
Julia Roberts at Wilmington re
Gently.
Milton Fircmcn's Carnival Ma!
4th to 18TH. 1916. New fire tcle
phone 267l. a26-2
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
GREENWOOD

Mrs. Harlan Statzcll of l.ans
d0wnc. Pa, visited Miss Katie l..
I1Ouscnan on Easter Sunday Miss
Houseman accompanied her home
for short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Nor man Iofland en-
tcrtaincd Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Evening star., 1946-03-15
Farmers Threaten
Protest Strike
BY The Asseeiofed Press

MANSFIELD, Ohio, Mar. 15.-A
meeting Of 400 Ohio farmers de-
cided yesterday to tell Congress they
would hold their produce OF the
market unless the Once Of Price
Administration and Agricultural
Adjustment Administration were
abolished.
The group, attending the annual
meeting Of the Ohio Marketing Pro-
test Association, set no deadline on
congressional action but planned to
send two or three men Monday to
join with a delegation from the As
sociation of Southern Commission
ers of Agriculture, headed by
Thomas Lindner of Georgia.
A proposal to merge the Ohio as
sociation with the American Farm
ers' Vigilante Committee, formed
January % at Edgar, Nebr, was ap-
proved in morning meeting of the
Ohio groups Executive Committee
Seven Anderton of Edgar, editor
of the Rural Vigilante, estimated
membership in his organization at
25,000 and said the proposed merger
would organize 10000 farmers in
all. The Vigilantes have set April
! for Nebraska farmers to stop seed
ing their land in protest against the
OPA and AAA.
V. Hubert johnson Of Edgar, also
representing the Vigilantes, told the
meeting that they Intend to make
the protests a Nation wide affair"
Evening star., 1946-03-15
Assorted Stocks Turn
Upward Following
Stumbling Start
By Victor Eubonk
A..eelei.d Pres. rlnsnsiaI Write,

Asseelofsd Press Finoneial Writer
NEW YORK, Mar. 15.-Assorted
stocks, led by aircrafts. steels and
motors. logged into the recovery
ranks today after a stumbling start
The buying furry, which came be-
fore midday, was attributed mainly
to the idea that the list had beer
oversold and was due for a technical
revival. Doubters still were nu.
merour, however. with pessimisn
over foreign developments. earnings
and dividends providing bearist
argument.
Dealings, rather active for a briei
interval on the upswing, soon slowed
and top gains running to around
points-there we're a few wider
1ump6-were reduced near the
fourth hour. Scattered minus signs
persisted. Prospects for new mill
tary plane orders again aided avia-
tions.
Ahead most of the proceedings
were Douglas Aircraft, United Air
craft, Boeing, Eastern Air Lines
American Airlines, United States
Steel, Bethlehem, Chrysler, General
Motors. Southern Pacific, Baltimore
q Ohio, Du Pont, American Water
Works, Consolidated Edison, Ana
conda, Texas Co., United States
Rubber, Goodyear and Sears Roe
Duck.
Schenley was given another hoist
when share owners approved the
,company's proposed stock splitup.
Evening star., 1946-03-15
estinghouse Settlement
Held Up al Least 5 DAYS
BY the Asseeiaisd Press

NEW YORK, Mar. ia delay Of
at least five days in settling the
strike of 75,000 Westinghouse Elec-
trio Corp. workers was indicated
yesterday by Arthur 8. Meyer. spe-
cial mediator in the 58-day walkout
by the CIo United Electrical
Workers.
Mr.. Meyer, chairman of the New
York State Mediation Board, said
after q conference with company
officials "In no event will we see the
company earlier than next Tuesday
morning."
William G. Marshall, company
vice president, said that "other
pressing problems" caused Westins-
house negotiators to bring about the
adjournment. He added that COM
pany omcias had no plans now to
meet with union officials.
AS union officials entered q later
conference with the mediator, Julius
Emspak, secretary treasurer, told
newsmen "it's dead duck" when
asked about progress Of the media
ton.
Evening star., 1946-03-15
Good Weather Boosts
Trade II 10 IS Pct.
Above Year Ago
sy tho A,,oeio,,d Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 15.-Springlike
weather this week boosted retail
sales for the Nation above the pre-
ceding week and II to Is per cent
over the like week last year, Dun q
Bradstreet reported.
Consumers were guided by sea-
sonal factors, and purchasers tended
to be governed by greater selectivity
than was apparent In past weeks,
the business research firm said.
Housewares and home furnishings
attracted most attention although
they continued to be received In
small quantities. Interest in limit
ed selections Of curtains and dra-
peries was high and furniture was
In heavy demand.