davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana labor news., 1946-04-11
COMPANY'S ACTION
IS OBJECTIONABLE

Butte has gone through very many hectic days
in the battle between labor and capital and in
nearly all of these conflicts, after they have been
settled, the employer and enploye have bene-
fitted. For instance, at one time the merchandise
stores stayed open until 9 o'clock or 10 o'clock
at night and the unions once were enjoined by the
court from interfering. Nevertheless, after a long
period Of effort and trial and error the stores
agreed to open at $50 a. m and close at $50
p. m. and one jealous merchant wouldn't have to
put in his time looking out Of the window as to
whether his competitor was open or closed and it
was a fine thing for both labor and capital.
The same thing occurred in the mines In the
old days the miners worked 10 hours every day
Of the week and every day Of the year. The
companies fought the eight-hour law and fought
the eight-hour amendment to the state cwonstitu-
ton. But the Anaconda company, by the use
of modern machinery and increased skill of the
Montana labor news., 1946-04-11

workers. has made fabulous profits in the past
years, in fact, so much money that they are gen.
orally recognized as the biggest copper-produc-
ing and fabricating company in the world.
The intolerant and stubborn attitude of the
company in resisting the organization OF the
miners prior to the passage of the national indus
trial recovery act was objectionable and the be-
havior of the A. c.. NJ. company has always been
one of selfishness and intolerance and arrogance.
Nothing induces to irritation more than a belli-
cose and tyrannical demeanor such as the build
ing of fences around the mines and placing OF
barbed wire allegedly charged with electricity on
top of the fences and the recruiting of strike
breakers and scabs from the stupid hicks. There
is a persistent and quite authentic gossip that
some of the farmers are already going up behind
the fences and that great amounts Of provisions
are being stored in some of the barracks and mine
buildings. Where the Anaconda Copper Mining
company gets its SUPPLIES is a puzzle to the people.
At least, the grapevine says that there is plenty
Of butter being stored for a long siege and other
sparse commodities such as bed sheets. Why is
it the working people can buy things to eat and
N'A6S ~ AA0 NA> r "IbaNil q "
the present federal administration, seems to be
able to get anything it wants. How do they get
it, through the black market2 Why don't the
OPA or the FIJI look into thisp
Then. another thing. why did Kelly muddy
the water by saying there was some misunder-
standing when the government offered to give
the company some subsidy to pay the retroactive
pay? Then men are entitled to this. In fact,
there IS a deep resentment against the A. c. Nj.
company tor its unpatriotic behavior during the
war. especially in some infamous wire deal, while
the men and women employees of the company
sacrificed everything to buy bonds and get out
the rock. Let the company pay the back pay.
Even with the 1917 cents an hour increase in
the daily wage, on a five-day schedule, the men
will be going home with 81 less in their pockets
for their wives and children.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06

pri Leskovcu), da " Ljubljani
do sedaj nj bio znano drugega,
kot da je Nemec vse ljudi Use
lii v Srbijo ali Nemcijo in tam
svoje ljudi naselil, le kdor je
incl kaj skritega denarja, da ga
MISC pobrali in je Sc oh pravem
casu usel, je bill srecen, da nj
bill izseljen, ker vsi so bill pre-
gnani ma stradanje in neelove-
sko mucenje ter koncno cele
gore pometanih v nemske kre-
matorije. (Kot sedaj citamo, so
Sc nekateri Re povrnili ma svoje
domove, kateri pa so vsi uniee-
ni).
To je nekoliko resnicnega po-
rocila cd grozodejstev, katere
so izvajali in ma katerih so sc
sladili italijanski sadisti in nem-
Ski trinogi, mad nedolznim ubo-
gim ljudstvom. Nedvoumljivo
nam je, da nase zdruzene in
zmagoslavne oblasti, katere Sc
daj sodijo ma zatozni klopi, ta-
ko milostno postopajo z nem-
skimi in italijanskimi kriminal-
ci in kot kaze bo marsikateri
usel zasluzeni kazni. Dokaze
imajo in dejstva govore kako
brutalno so postopali ubogim
ljudstvom v Evropi, zatorej bi
bila lie pravicna sodba zob "a
zob, in po obsodbi maj bi krimi.
malice prvo mucili, da hi triple.
ME obcutili ma svojem telesu in
po dolgem mucenju jih sele
usmrtili, pri tenn bi Sc vcepilc
strah drugim krvolocnezem, da
bi mogocnezi v bodocnosti boil,
dostojno postopali nedolznim
ljudstvom, ne pa tako zverinskc
kot so delali v sedanji drug
svetovni vojni. Ia take krimi'
malice nj nobenega usmiljenja
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06
MOSkii

dobi stalno delo ma farmi v
North Madison, Ohio. Naslov
Sc poizve v uradu tega lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06
TEREZA ETIENNE
JOHN KNITTED
JOHN KNITTED.

otroskega vozicka, skoraj divje
je strmela vanj in ga obsipala S
poljubi. Nato ga je polozila spet
v vozicek in zdaj je bila vista
ma Leonidi, da je pozdravila Te-
rezo in 81 10 navduseno pritis-
Mia ma prsa.
"Terezika! Zaklad moi! I'll 81
re nazaj? Tako hitro?''
"Nisem mogla die ostati.
Otrok mesje zvabil nazaj. Brez
malcka hi bila nesrecna."
"In Gottfried?"
"Pride v enem ali dveh dneh.
Peljal Sc je v Zurich" Men glas
Sc je znizal do sepetanja. mi
sva Sc mogla vrniti skupaj. Pre-
vec pozornosti bi sicer vzbudi-
la."
"Kako je kaj njim?'
Terezin obraz Sc je zresnil in
zamisljeno je zrla pred Sc, ne
da bi odgovorila. Potem so sc
tudi deonidine poteze zresnile;
sedla je in prijela "a svoje pie
tenje.
"In grad?" je vprasala. Te-
reza je odlozila klobuk. Zdaj sc
je sklanjala mad otrokom.
(Dalje prihodmji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06
UREDNI NIkOVA
PO$TA
Nasa pesem in ME kultura
v Clevelandu

Cleveland, O.-Nekoc me je
rojak nagovoril. Med drugim
pravi 'Ti, ali bi me ucil petja?'
Seveda, zakaj pa ne, &c imas "a
to veselje. ia, pa me bos," pra-
vi, pa nikar ne zameri. Yes, JAZZ
re skozi vse mole zivljenje po-
jem in jo zavijam po svoje, ka-
kor vidim, da bolj pase. Da bi
me pa kdo komandiral, kako mai
zavijam, tega pa ne maram, "a
to mi ne bos zameril.''
Dobro 81 povedal, sem 81 mi
sill pri sebi in prevdaril. Skoraj
bi rekel in Sc najbrze ne motim,
da imamo najvec takih pevcev
med seboj. So pa tudi med ma
mi TAXI, XII ne izprasujejo, &c jih
bos ucil petju, pac pa narav-
most vprasajo: ''Kdaj innate pri
vasem zboru vaje? Namenil sem
Sc, da bonn k petju pristopil in
vas zbor Sc mi najbolj dopade, %
it'd.
Ia pevec je tako navdusen "a
petite, da bi vse, kar mu je v mo-
ci, "a zbor naredil. Ne zamudi
vaje, spodbuja druge pri zbo-
ru. Pri celem zboru bi najraje
vse sam incl " oskrbi. Tako ma
vdusenje je pa navadno lie "a
casno. Ko Sc gotovi pesmi en-
krat toliko privadi da jo tn in
tam re sam "zazinga" in poseb-
no Sc, &c je re javno v zboru ma
stopil, morda cello ma koncertu
in Sc v morebitni soil, to mu pa
re popolnoma zadostuje. On je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06

Dobro poznani Mr.. Steve F.
Pirnat, XII ina svojo trgovino in
urad ma 74O3 st. Clair Ave., je
pred casom prejel pismo IL
Ljubljane, katerega pise njego-
va sestra Marietta Pirnat, "a
njegovo zeno Francisko Pirnat,
il Velikih Poljan pri Ribnici, ter
mu poroca koliko so trpeli v
zadnji vojni, pomanjkanja, in Ia
kote, ter posebno zalostno no.
vico, da so mu italijanski sadi-
sti ustrelili diva starejsa sinova
in tretjega mlajsega pa odpelja-
Ii v internacijo.
v letu 1912, ko SO pohlepne
italijanske horde okupirale del
Jugoslavije, SO dale dnevni ukaz,
da Sc mora yes okupiran narod
osebno zglasiti v Ribnici "a
krusne karte, (Ration Book.
Ubogo ljudstvo Sc je ukazu V
splosnem odzvalo, ker brez
krusnih kart nj mogel nikdo mic
kupiti "a svoj revni zivljenski
obstanek. Pri cerkvi pa jih je
italijanski oholi okupator OBJ
kohl in vse moze in mladenice
pobral ter odgnal v Kocevje,
tam pa nekaj moz in mladeni-
cev izbral in iz vasi Velike Po-
ljane stiri, (dva moja sinova in
diva soseda) ter jih tam mno-
zenstvo brez zaslisanja ustrelil.
Moja sinova, Stefan in Matt ija
Pirnat, (prvi ozenjen in zapusca
diva nepreskrbljena otroka, sest
in stiri leta stara), vse druge
moze in mladenice pa odgnali v
italijansko ujetnistvo, med ka-
terimi je bill moi MI a isl sin
France, in bill tam v ujetnistvu
do razsula italijanske pohlep-
nosti, po razsulu pa je bill od-
gnan v Nemcijo.
Po treh letih ujetnistva, mu-
cen trpincen in stradan, je bill
vendar resen po zmagoslavni
ameriski armadi, katera je men,
Ski krvolocni nadutosti in zma-
ju odstrigla pozeljive kremplje.
Kot pismo omenja, Sc mu je pod
varstvom Amerikancev in An
glezev, prav dobro godilo, kar
v tenn smislu nj dvoma, ker tu-
kajsnji naseljenci in drzavljani
te velike nase republike, sc "a
vedamo in imamo obcutna srca
usmiljenosti in dobrotl jivosti
napram nasim rojakom in Ame-
rikancem.
IL porocil in silk, katere veC-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06
PlSMA IL STARECA kRAJA
zoIos+no poroei|o,iz VeIikih PoIion

krat vidimo v nasih casopisih,
81 lahko predocimo polozaj, v
kakrsnem so Sc tt ubogi revezi
nahajali v ujetniskih taboriscih,
ker ma njih sc. vidi le kost in
koza, tako 81 JAZZ predstavljam
svojega mlajsega sina France
ia, kateri je bill tri 'leta v ujet-
niskih taboriscih, (kar pa po-
rocilo pisma ne pojasni). Tako
della usoda satelisticnih mogot-
cev napram ubogemu narodu,
in povzroeajo gorje vesoljstvu
in posameznikom, tako tudi me-
nj, sinova so mi ustrelili, tretje-
ga pa do smrti izcrpali in tenn
skoro popolnoma unicili mole
otroke in druzino, "a katere sem
Sc JAZZ tn v Ameriki neumorno
trudil in zrtvoval, da sem Jim
dal boljso vzgojo in izobrazbo
visje sole.
Pismeno porocilo nadalje ma
vaja, da SO Italijani internirali
tudi mojega brata Antona Pr
nata, (isto il Velikih Poljan)
in njegovo druzino ter jih ne
clovesko mucili. Po zlomu Itali-
je, so Sc v velikih tezavah po-
vrnili domov. Njegov starejsi
sin Anton je potem bill v Ljub-
ljani in delal drva, (porocilo
drugega ne pojasni), drugi sin
Andrej, pa je usel v gore, kate
rega so hoteli dobiti, ker pa Sc
jim nj posrecilo, so brata Anto-
ma ponovno zaprli ter delali pre-
iskave, ga mucili kot tudi ME
govo zeno in dive hcere ter mu
vse pokradli, obleko in zivez, in
ponovno zaprli njegove dive hce-
re v Dobrepoljah.
Koncno ker sina Andreja nj.
so mogli dobiti v roke, so cd.
|peljali njegovega 15-letnega
brata Cirila ter 'je bill zaprt v
Ljubljani diva meseca. Ma IL
novembra 1914 so ga pa mem.
curji z drugimi ujetniki vre d
odgnali, neznano kan, in do ca.
sa ko je bilo to porocilo pisano
Sc "a mladenica mic ne We, je-li
xiv ali mrtev in mogoce je, da
je izginil v enem izmed mem.
skin krematorjih.
Nase rojake il okolice Videm
'-Krsko ma Dolenjskem, pri me.
il Stajerske DO gotovo zanima.
10 porocilo (moje dive sestre
imajo svoje moze il tamosnje
okolice, prva IL vasi STRATA pri
KrSkem, druga pa liz Vasi Libel
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06
Cistilna razprodaja

Cistilna raZprOdaja
Kupite 81 vase suknjo Sc
daj. in prihranite 81 denar.
Tu je prilika nabaviti oble-
ko "a posiljke nesreenim lju-
dem v Evropi. Mi imamo ma
razprodaji mnogo predme-
tov. XII bi bili,v veliko pomoe
tenn slabo obleeenim ljudem.
Razprodaja bo v teku do 9.
februarja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-06

ia svoje' opravil. Edino Sc, kar
ga veseli je, &c ga doticni pevci,
XII po svojem zavijajo, povabi-
jo, maj jih podpre s svojim ma
studiranim glasom. Seveda Sc
malo brani, ker on je ze javno
nastopal. Pa vseeno, ker ze dol
go nj pei, pokaze, katera je ME
mu najbolj Iuba pesem, katero
mu je ucitelj Will v glavo. Ker pa
tiste ostali pevci ne znajo, Sc mu
zelo dobro zdi, posebno Sc, &c
kdo pripomni, da mu je lahko,
ker je pri zboru pei, potem je
pa yes srecen. Tudi takih pev-
cev imamo precej med seboj.
Imano pa pevce, XII so aktivni
v zborih, ne toliko radi pesmi
same, kakor radi principov.
MANFRED, gotova stranka jih We
ze, da so nekako moralno dolzni,
da svojo stvar peljejo naprej z
pesmijo, ker pesem je privlacna
moe, da stranko veze in drzi
skupno. Pesem dale trdno podla-
go, drugimi besedami bi Sc re-
klo, da je pesem bolj potrebna
il materijalnega stalisca. Poljub-
no Sc prirejajo pevski veceri,
koncerti ali druge zabave pc
smijo. Tako raste blagajna, ka-
terra je morda vse drugam ma
menjena, kakor pa slovenski pc
smi. LIE tistih zborov je zelo ma
10, da obstajajo ma principu sa-
me pesmi. Tudi &c so pevci goto-
viii prepricanj pri zboru, pa da
nina prepricanje posameznika
nicesar opraviti petjem, da po,
sameznik ne pride do nikakor'
sne veljave, da Sc gre samo "a
povzdigo kulture, razkrivanJe
narodne tehnike velikih MOI pc
snikov in skladateljev, prikazu'
joe tujim narodom moe nase
kulture in to je v glavnem vse
Kdor torej DELUXE pri TAKEN
zboru, Sc lahko ponasa, da pole
il prepricanja samo "a narod
Vsemu temu je lahko delovati v
mirnih casih. Nihce te ne vpra
sa, &c spadas h kaksni stranki in
kateri. Ali danes je pa drugace
Sedaj je, kakor bi bill ma raz
burkanem morju. Ne gre Sc "a
lepo, ubrano klasicno petite, pa6
pa je takoj vprasanje v ospred
ju: Ia katero stranko pa poles
prijatelj? Mi vemo, da innate IL
vezbane glasove, toda mi vas ne
maramo poslusati, ker niste ma
Sega prepricanja.
Nekaj takega trpi danes Glas'
bena Matica v Clevelandu. &C.
prav je zbor ma cell crti nedol-
zen in pomaga kjer more naro
du pesmijo, pa zivi med goto
vimi element, kateri cd enc
strani vpijejo: Glasbena Matica
premalo DELUXE; cd druge strani
pa zopet: Proved DELUXE ia zbor,
Koncno pa trpi zbor kakor ma
rod. Lahko bi incl petkrat vec,
10 moe. Tudi kritizirati ga ne bi
bilo treba, kako je zbor ma niz-
ko padel it'd. Sal 81 nj zbor sam
kriv. Kritiki, stopite ma noge, pa
lahko oostane zbor zopet velik.
Pa brez Zamere.
P. K.
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(NGddljevdnje)

gubljeno.
Ali ne bi bilo bolje "a tega
otroka, je mislil, &c ne bi Mix
dar ugledal luci sveta?
"Terezika, nikar zdaj ne skr-
bi. Vse bo dobro. To cutim."
Okrenila je glavo vstran in
zaprla oci. Prijel jo je "a roko
in jo poljubil, nato je odsel il
sobe. Pred vrati je nasel Leoni-
do.
"Ti hos ostala pri mas, ali
ne?' jo je vprasal.
"Vedno hi bila rada pri va
ma, kakor matt. Ljubim vaju
oba in srce me boil zaradi va
ju.'
"Ti 81 krasen clovek," je re-
kel Gottfried in jo poljubil.
Nj pustlla, da bi j usla pri-
loznost in krepko ga je objela.
"Ti ljubi! I'll ljubi!' je mr.
mrala skozi zobe.
Spet je prislo poletje in or
iaska streha hise Antona Jako-
ba je Sc vedno krila svoje skriv-
nosti. Zunanja podoba pa Sc je
rahlo spremenila. Tu pa tam je
clovek lahko videl zdaj Leoni-
do, kako je sedela ma vrtu ter
sc z ocali ma nosu zamisljeno
ukvarjala pletenjem in poleg
ME lie bill v otroskem vozicku
novi Mullerjev otrok, XII so ga
krstili ma ime Gottfried ANA
deus. Marsikdaj so sedle k Le-
onidi "a hip Frida ali Ida ali
Lula ali cello Nina, da bi obcu-
dovale drazestnega paglavca, XII
je lezal med belimi blazinami.
Pri neki TAXI priliki Sc je pri-
merilo, da Sc je pojavil ugleden
in imeniten kmecki gospod, XII
bi Sc rad poklonil gospe Muller
jevi, najbrze z namero, da bi
poizvedel, &c sc kani spet poro-
citi. Leonida mu je ma kratko
in neprodirnega obraza izjavi-
da, da je gospa Mullerjeva od-
potovala.
"Ah! Tako! Odpotovala? -
HIM -"
"Da! Seveda! Peljala Sc je v
Italijo, da hi 81 ogledala star
grad, XII je bill nekdaj last njene
druzine.'
I'm kaj pocne on, sin?'
''Sel je V Zurich
aha! HIM! Mex grad 81 hoce
ogledati? HIM! Zakaj pa, &c sme
clovek vprasati?"
"Ne vem. Sama ne VEN. Ne
morem povedati.'
AHA, tako! Da! Kdaj Sc vr-
ne gospa Mullerjeva ?"
"Tega ne morem reel, sama
ne vem.'
"Tako. 10 bonn pac drugic po-
iskal, ko sc bo vrnila. Da. Adieu.
HIM."
"Adieu pacn'
Leonida je gledala "a MIN.
"Hlod nerodni in Sc kaksen pi-
janec!!' je rekla in prekanjen
smehljaj il je sinil preko siro-
kega obraza. "Saj vendar nisem
tako neumna in bi komu pove-
dala, da sta Sc odpeljala sku-
paj. All, tt ljubeznivi bitji! Sal
je bill re cas-, da 81 tudi enkrat
nekaj privoscita. Skrajni cas-, da
je Tereza odpeljala svojega
Gottfrieda in ga nekoliko razve-
drila. Bill je strasen. Mrsav, one
mogel, n pol mrtev je bill"
Leonida 81 je mislila, kako je
trpel, dokler nj nazadnje dobil
svoje Terezike.
Nekega popoldneva Sc je Te-
reza nepricakovano povrnila. Ko
je zagledala ma vrtu Leonido in
otroka, je magic stekla k NINA,
dvignila je malega fantka il
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'pac pa zaslisanje, sodba, muce-
ME-, stradanje in smrt.
Steve r. Pirnat.
lsce. Sc

Tri odrasle osebe iscejo sta
novanje stirimi ali petimi So
bami; morajo dobiti ia mesec
ali v marcu. Kdor ina "a oddati,
maj blagovoli poklice po 4. uri
popoldne, Kenmore 1850.
Evening star., 1946-01-23
Dr.. Harry IempIar Guss
Rites 10 Be Held Today

Funeral services for DR.. Harry
Templar Guss, SO. a physician here
40 year, who died Saturday in st.
Petersburg, Fla, where he and his
wife had lived the past several years,
were to be held at 1880 pm. today
at Hysong's funeral home. Burial
was to be in Rock Creek Cemetery
A native Of Gettysburg, Pa, DR..
Guss was a graduate Of Jefferson
Medical College in Philadelphia. He
was with the Pension Bureau, which
later became the Veterans Admin
istration, for many years, retiring
about 10 years ago.
He was a member of the District
Medical Society and the Society OF
Oldest Inhabitants.
He is survived by his widow and q
granddaughter.
Evening star., 1946-01-23
MONTHLY
RETsR EAENY

Get full particulars today at the nearest U. S.
Army Recruiting Station. This is your oppor.
tunity to get the education you want and fit
yourself for a successful career!
Evening star., 1946-01-23
Business Bureau Booklet
On Home Buyinq Goes Fasi

The Better Business Bureau re-
ported today it was swamped with
requests for copies of a booklet on
home buying and building 1t offered
to give away in the real estate Sec
ton Of The Star Saturday.
Seven hundred and two requests
in person, by mail and by phone
were received in the bureaus Office
on the first day in Room 534 of the
Star Building, Mrs. Sally Muchmore,
assistant bureau manager, said
The booklet Is one of "a In a
facts series" issued by the bureau,
In the last three years. More re-
quests were received for the booklet,
Facts You Should Know About
Buying or Building a Home" than
for any of the others in a similar
period, Mrs. Muchmore said.
A telegraphic order was placed
today by the bureau for 1000 addi-
tional copies. Requests for free
copies may be made to the bureau
by postcard or by calling National
8164.
Evening star., 1946-01-23

new Central Suffrage Conference
and the Federation Of Citizens As
sociations.
A resolution opposing construc-
ton Of prefabricated, portable or
demountable houses on public
ground in the District was adopted.
The group also voted to congratu-
late Inspector Harvey G. Callahan
on his appointment as Superinten-
dent Of Police.
A resolution advocating a larger
Federal payment toward the Dis
trict budget was referred to the
Taxation Committee. Don r. Lam
borne urged consideration of an
educational peace plan, Government
financed and State controlled,
which would exchange students
among all nations. This was re-
ferred to the Education and School
Facilities Committee for considera-
ton.
The guest speaker, Ivan Jacob
sen, former member of the Nor
wegian underground, told of his
experiences during the German in
vasion of Norway.
The meeting was held at the Bar
nard School, Fourth and Decatur
streets, NV, and was conducted by
President Leslie G. Crowson.
Evening star., 1946-01-23
Coast Guard Reserve
Warns Of Pay DeadIine

Former temporary members of the
Coast Guard Reserve who have not
yet claimed their mastering out
payments-sun1s ranging from 500
to $30o-should present their claims
to Coast Guard headquarters, 1900 E
street NV, by February 3, the
deadline set for applications, the
Coast Guard announced yesterday.
Any temporary member Of the
Reserve who served on active duty
with military pay during any period
Of the war Is entitled to the benefit,
1t was stressed. The amount of
mastering out pay due each man Is
determined by the. length of time
and where he served with the Coast
Guard.
Applications for those who qualify
should include name, present ad-
dress, address when enrolled in the
Temporary Reserve, service number,
date of enrolment, starting and clos
ing dates Of active duty on military
pay, and the name of ship or loca-
ton of shore station where such
duty was served.
Evening star., 1946-01-23
Regional VA Office
Seeks 130 Typists

The Veterans Administrations
Washington regional Office today
issued call for 100 full-time typists
and stenographers in the local ef-
fort to handle veterans requests
promptly.
Howard F.sDickensheets, regional
manager, said the clerical help was
needed Immediately Ito keep pace
with the mountainous work load"
which is expected to reach an even
tual peak of 10000 veterans.
The regional manager said work
Evening star., 1946-01-23

Directors, Is In charge Of arrange
ments. The dinner Is designed to
bring together persons long con-
nected with the institution and to
commemorate founding of the mis-
sion ON January IS, 1884. Maj.
Ramsey and his wife, who Is presi-
dent Of the Womens Guild at the
mission, are the organizations old
est members, having been connected
with the institution So years.
Care has been provided rs children
at the Children's Emergency Home
in the mission, Mrs. Herbert E. Eber-
hardt, director Of the home, re-
ported.
Evening star., 1946-01-23
Missions old Timers
To Hold Annual Dinner

The second annual "Old Timers"
dinner will be held at pm. Friday
at Central Union Mission, 613 G
street NV, according to the Rev.
Herbert E. Eberhardt, superintend-
ent.
Maj. William H. Ramsey. vice
president of the missions Board Of
Evening star., 1946-01-23
Hampshire Heights Group
Indorses Representation

The Hampshire Heights Citizens
Association last night indorsed the
Sumners-Capper Joint resolution
for national representation for the
District and decided 70 send notice
of its action to Senator McCarran,
chairman Of the Senate Judiciary
Committee; Representative Sum-
ners, co-sponsor of the measure; the
Evening star., 1946-01-23

Since the new peacetime Army will use
the most modern scientific equipment, many
technical grades will be open with higher pay
and rapid advancement.
Evening star., 1946-01-23

ers interested should get In touch
with the personnel oflce Of the
regional Veterans Administration,
300 Indiana avenue NV.
Evening star., 1946-01-23
Delegates Ask for Vote in
legislative Committees
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Congressional representatives OF
the Nations territories and island
possessions want the right to vote on
Legislation before committees of
which they are members.
Delegate Bartlett Of Alaska, Del
egate Harrington Of Hawaii and
Resident Commissioner Pinero of
puerto Rico have requested a change
in House rules to permit them the
right. Mr.. Bartlett announced the
action yesterday.
The delegates and the resident
commissioner now have a voice in
committees but no vote.
Evening star., 1946-01-23

The cash value Of Series E Saw
ings Bonds increases each six months
after the first year. In ten years
you get four dollars back for every
three invested.