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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16
Federal Union Urges
House 10 Reject Bill
For "A Pei. Raise

The United Public Workers of
America, CLIO, today asked the
House to reject the IA per cent pay
raise bill voted by House Senate
conferees when the legislation comes
up for action tomorrow.
In an appeal to House members.
UPWA asked that the House stand
by its original $500 fiat increase bill,
asserting that this would provide
more adequate raises for, the bulk of
Federal workers than would the con-
ferees' bill.
"A $500 increase would provide
more adequate raises than the con-
ference report for 80 per cent of all
classification act workers group
covered by the BILL" the statement
said.
UPWA's stand is baser on the fact
that the vast majority of Federal
workers make less than $3.50 a
year, the lowest salary they would
have to be earning in order for them
to get $400 wage increase. The
measure provides, however, for a
$3.50 wage increase guarantee for
employees in the lowest Federal
brackets, those making less than
81 ,902 a year.
While House and Senate sponsors
OF the pay bill weren't completely
satisfied with the conferees' meas
ure, they feel that the IA per cent
wage raise will provide much-de-
served increases for Federal en-
ployes in the middle and top income
brackets. Under the IA per cent pro-
vision, salaries will be increased as
much as $1,225 year for those at
the top.
During House and Senate hear
ings on the legislation, admins
tration officials pleaded for generous
wage raises for top-fight Federal
employees in order that the Govern
ment might retain top caliber
people
Indications are that the House
will approve the conferees' bill, al
though some members feel that
lower-income employees should have
been given more.
Following House action, the meas
ure will 60 to the Senate where
speedy approval is expected. The
bill will become effective July l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16
Two District Doctors Get
Clinical FeIIowships

Two Washington doctors, both
veterans of overseas service with the
Army Medical Corps, are studying
under. one-year clinical fellowships
valued at $4,000, according to an
nouncement of the awards last night
by the American College of Ply
sicians.
The doctors are Joseph M. Barker,
80, son of Mrs. Daisy F. Barker. 427
Randolph street NV, and Philip A.
Tumulty, "a. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph p Tumulty, 1898 Quebec
street NV.
DR.. Tumulty is studying at Johns
Hopkins Medical School, Baltimore,
and DR.. Barker at the University Of
Michigan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16
Gas Company Granted
RossIyn Pipeline Permit

The Washington Gas Light Co.
today was authorized to construct
a 100000 pipeline to serve gas for
resale to the Rosslyn Gas Co. I'M
der a temporary permit issued by
the Federal Power Commission.
The War Department Cancelled
license for pipeline on the
temporary railroad bridge crossing
the Potomac to Alexandria. FPC
granted the permit as an emergency
measure on condition the company
apply for permanent certificate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16
Western Reserve Dean
To Be Smoker Guest

Col. William w. Dawson, national
president of Beta Theta ri fratern-
ity, will be guest of the Washington
Beta Alumni Association at smoker
tonight at the Hamilton Hotel. from
5 to Z O'Clock. Col. Dawson. who is
dean of the Western Reserve Uni
versity Law School at Cleveland, re-
Gently returned from military Gov
eminent duty in Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16
Wedthermon Scores Aooin

Take the Weatherman's word
that 1t rained here this morning
between 3:15 and $40 am, as he
predicted, but actually less water
wet the streets than can be car
ried in one of Commissioner
Young's Highway Department tank
Sprinklers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16

doubt today. 1t is his 18th victory
over the weather in "a starts.
These are difficult times for the
forecaster. If he thinks it will
shower and it pours, or If he is con-
WINGED the city is in for a cloud
burst and then it receives only a
sprinkle, who can blame him? Life
would be easier if he could get away
with saying, "Wetness today, dry
ness Friday, probably followed by
Saturday."
He is judged each day for his
prediction for the 24-hour period
starting at Z am. the day before.
The Standings.
Won. Lost. Pct.
Weatherman ------- 10 S 1872
The Forecast.
From am. today until z am.
tomorrow-occasional showers and
thunderstorms this afternoon and
tonight. Cloudy and mild tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16
Lee Gives Planners
Alternate Routes for
Northwest Freeway

Alternate routes for the controver-
sial Northwest Freeway in Mont
gomery County were presented to
the National Capital Park and
Planning Commission today by
Maryland officials as the commission
started a study of the project.
Col. E. Brooke Lee, Montgomery
County park commissioner and vice
chairman of the Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning Commits
sion, presented the alternate plans.
Thomas S. Settle, secretary of
the Washington commission, told
the press the commission is not pre-
pared at this time to make public
its views on Maryland plans for
the roadway.
Spout Run Purchase Approved.
Norman c. Brown, the commits
sion's land-purchase officer, an
nounced today that the commission
has approved purchase of one and
a half acres of land in the Spout
Run Valley west Of Key Bridge to
provide additional right of way for
the George Washington Memorial
Parkway. The parkway is to be
extended under Key Bridge and up
Spout Run to join the Lee highway.
Property owners in residential Sec
lions Of Montgomery County have
protested strongly against one pro-
posed right of way for the super
roadway and an effort is now being
made to choose q location which will
not be as Objectionable.
The Washington commission S
principal concern, according to John
Nolen, jr., director of planning, is
to see whether the freeway as
planned by the Maryland authori-
ties will dovetail with the regional
highway system for the entire
Washington area.
To bear away from U. S. Route
$40 northwest of Gaithersburg, the
freeway is to swing past Rockville
to the west and join with MacAr-
thur boulevard at the District line.
OtHcIS NEWS On LlSt.
The following items were to &C.
cupy the commission during this
afternoon:
1. Latest plans for overpassing
the Mount Vernon Memorial high
way and the railroad tracks with an
approach to the National Airport
from United States Route No. /.
2. Recent amendments proposed
by the District Zoning Commission.
3. Progress to date on a plan the
commission is sponsoring to set up
joint consideration of coming changes
near the District line by the District
and Maryland.
4. Latest population and housing
estimates made by the commission
staff at the request of the WASH
ington Board of Trade.
S. Progress to date on the local
veterans housing problem.
6. How the commission may best
assist the Commissioners Special
Committee which is trying to pre-
pare a report to end reports on
Washington transportation, high
way, parking and traffic improve
ments. The committee is headed
by Col. j. D. Arthur, assistant en-
gineer commissioner, and the plan
ners are not represented on the
group.
Z. Progress toward the proposed
Washington hospital center called
for by the Tydings Bill.
8. What matters the commission
staff should bring before hearing
concerning the Metropolitan WASH
ington waterfront to be held by the
Army District Engineer for the
Potomac, Rappahannock and Pat
uXent watersheds Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16
Adams to Give Talk

John Adams, Columbia Broad
casting System reporter who re-
Gently returned from covering the
Philippine elections, will address
the Mems Club, of the Westminster
Presbyterian Church, Alexandria,
tonight at the monthly dinner
meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16
Lee to Speuk in 'HyuttsviIIe

Richard Everett Lee, Democratic
candidate for the House Of Repre-
sentatives from Maryland's 5th dis
trict, will speak at $50 tonight in
the Hyattsville Armory on Coming
Depression?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16

To atone, therefore, for yesterday,
when the scorer thumbed down the
forecaster on the grounds that it
rained steadily all day instead of
showering occasionally, the Wealth
erman Is given the benefit Of the
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BIJDHIN DEMANT
citana 113 ali 118.

- citam Lib ali 118.
- 113 je, dolzina 113, je IL
,javil Sez nekaj trenutkov. o tenn
nj nobenega dvor1a.
Ma Misterijinen1 obrazu Sc je
zasvetir smeh1jaj.
- Ubogi' Lionel! je dejala
ironicno, ze vnaprej pren1agan.
Izgubii je partijo, preden zac-
ne igrati. sedaj, ko poznamo ma
tancno tocko, je ,1speh lahek. 70
bo diyji! .
- Brady ne We: se nicesar.
Dali sfno nru toliko k1ofoforma,
da gotovo Sc sedaj spi.
v MisseriIn oSeh sta Sc za-
bliskala SUM in jeza in zagrabi-
la je Kennedija "a roke.
Menda ga nisi umorif? je
zakleala divje. &c. 81 to storil,
te ubijefn z lastno roko.
-- Torej ga res ljubite? je IL
no vprasal mladi MOI S trpkim
glasem.
- Ali 81 ga unoril? je pono-
villa in obraz j je zarel cd divje
jeze in oci SO Sc j bliskale.
- Nikakor ne, je dejal Ken
nedy, ne da bi Sc skusal opro-
stiti rok, XII jih je Misterija
strahovito stiskala. Toeno sem
izvrsil vase ukaze, prisegam
vam to. V eni ali dvel1 urah sc
Lionel prehudi, glava mu bo tez-
ka in incl DO neprijeten okus v
ustih. Stvar Sc konca hudim
giavobofom, to je vse.
Gorje ii, &c 81 lagal.
- JAZZ govorim vedno resnico.
Sicer pa prav iskreno obzalu-
jem, da mi niste dovo1iIi pokon-
Gait to arogantno osebo, XII je
vedno onemogocala nase nacr-
te in je ravno vas tako tezko
razzaliia.
Misterija je zardeia kot de-
kletce, Xxi so jo ujeli ma lazi.
Res je, je dejala z 1nilejsim
glasom, ljubim Lionela Bradyja,
| ne morem sc otresti te ljubezni
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IA POsIJANJE PAKETOV

Paul E. Godnecht, poslovodj ia
tujezenskega oddelka pri The
Cleveland Trust Co., sporoea, da
je sedaj ma vseh podruznicah
njih banke mogoce kupiti kre-
ditne kupone "a relifne pakete
"a nekatere drzave v Evropi.
Tozadevno SO naredili zvezo z
Cooperative for American Re-
mittances to Europe, Inc. "a
$15 dotiena druzba poslje 10
stvari, bodisi y Ceskoslovasko,
Fmsko, F'rancijo, Italijo, Nizo-
zemsko,. Norvesko ali ma Poll
sko. Ia dezele, XII MISC tukaj
navedene, ninaajo zveze "a to-
vrstno postrezbo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-27

Rod Trsto vlodo nsmir

kmetom. Tako SO pojavljajo dan
"a dnem nemiri in stayke. Sc
daj je prisla tukaj komisija, da
naprayi mejo med Italijo in Ju-
goslavijo. Radi tega je pa Sc
hujse. Ljudstvo je pokazalo svo-
10 veeino, kam hoce pripadati
8 tenn, da je razobesilo sloven-
ske in italijanske zastave 2 rde-
do zvezdo. To je silno razburilo
laznj jonarijo in fasiste. Trgali
50 slovenske in italijanske sla-
voloke in zastave z njih, kate
re je ljudstvo postavilo v Cast
komisiji in ker Sc je vecina IL
rekla "a Jugoslavijo.
"Dne 10. marca popoldne SO
prish policisti v skedenj, XII je
bilo vse v slovenskih zastavah.
Zahtevali so, da Sc zastave sna-
me. Ljudstvo tega nj f1otelo ma.
rediti. Priceli so streljati in SO
ubilf dive osebi; 26 je bilo ra-
njenih. Preje SO we'll Y poiicij.
sko sluzbo vec starih fasistov.
"Drugi dan je bill pogreb tel
zrtev in pogreba se je udelezilo
eez 15,0o0 ljudi. Raj taksnega
Sc Sc nj videfo tukaj. Namesto
da bi nastopali proti fasistom
so proti nam. Bi Ii se dosti pi.
sal, pa mi primanjkuje presto.
ra. Ne morem III povedati, ka.
ko. ljudstvo zeljno prieakuje re.
sitve po 27. letih preganjanja in
trpijenja pod fasisti, ker Misc
Be unieeni. BOZ je hud. Sedaj ne
vem, kdo bo zmagal. Upam, da
pravica je ma nasi strani in da
bo ia komisija pravicno raz.
sodila in odloeila vse te kraje
pod Jugoslavijo, ker veeina ia.
ko zahteva in Sc je tudi "a to
vse zrtvovalo.
"Drugie Ii bonn Sc kaj pisal
Sedaj ina nasa mladina dosti
della zaradi teh stvari.
''Matija Renko. y
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je bill tudi zrtev vojske 1945 le-
ia. Joze Sc je ponesreeil pus-
ko in umrl.
"starejsi sin ,Lojze je sedaj
" Beogradu v soil. Je officir,
podporoenik. Drugi sin Tone je
invalid in je sedaj donna. Tretji,
France je padel. cetrti je Bogo-
mir, je v soil "a aeroplane v
Rusiji. Peti je Joze, XII je tudi
padel. Tako sem izgubil diva 81
ma v tel vojski. JAZZ sem pa tudi
YES cd revmatizma bolan.
Donna SO pa Italijani in Mem
;ci ropali 8 pomocjo dornaeih IL
'dajalcev. Kradli so in ropali in
,ubijali nase zayedne ljudi. Meni
so pokradi zivino, prasice, Ii
vel, obfeko in vse, kar je prislo
pod roko, Lzsekah so mi hrib In
les prodali in pozrli.
"Sedaj Sc pa trudimo S poses
stvom, da Sc preziviaao. "a oble-
10 je boIj tezko, ker Sc ne mo-
re kupiti, ker nj. Prisel sem do
NOV ma izropano poscstso. Nam
so unicili skoraj vse hribe. So
kar sekali v mojif hribih. En-
.krat jih je Vrban vprasal, kaj
pa bo &c pride Lojze IL vojske
nazaj Beiogardistf SO mu pa
'odgovorili: Ubili ga bono. Ko je
Eprisel konec, pa MISC imei casa
cakati me, so usli K Ang1ezem
ma KoroSko in sedaj Sc bojijo
nazaj k obracunu. Pri njih je
Malnarcnega Janeza sin, diva
Flezarjeva, diva zajceva in ve6
dfugih.
"Sedaj koncam in Sc Ii Sc en-
krat lepo zahvalim "a pakete in
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'UR REDNlk0vA
POSTA
Koncilmsn Kovatic
- zahyaljujs

Cleveland, @. - TEN poton1
'se zeiim zahvaiti stevilnifn pfi-
jateljem, Ii ste me podpirali "a
rloMinacijo "a urad okrajnega
komisarja in oddali zane glaso-
re pri primarnih volitvah dne 4.
Inaja.
Posebno Be zelim zahvaliti od-
boru, XII je zbiral kampanbki
skIad in mi tako omogoGn iska-
It'll pri voMcih nominacijo "a ia
tlrad.
Iskrena hvala slovenskiIn H.
ston1, Enakopravnosti in Anne.
rBki Domovini, XII sta me podpi-
rails tako dosledno "a mojo kan.
didaturo, "a kar sem jima il sr.
So hvalezen. Bill so tudi drugi
tujejezicni listi, XII 80 me podpi.
rail-, med temi Polish Daily
News, ceski ''Svet" in madzar-
ski ''Sabadsag".
Clani Dernokrati6nega klubs
v 23. vardi tudi zasluzijo vso "a.
hyalo, "a vso svojo pemee, XII SC
mi jo> nudii.
Koncno sc zelim >zahvaliti
vsem drzayljanom, XII ste odda.
Ii zame gias pri primarnih vo.
litvah. Hvala vsem, kateri ste
ma katerikoli naein kaj pripo.
mogi k temu.
Cetudi nisem dobil nominacije
"a zazeljeni >urad, sem vseene
ponosen ma 25,0OO glasov, XII SC
bill pri volitvah oddani "a mole
imenovanje. Poskusili bono ,
prihodnje in upam, da pfihod
njie bono uspesni in Sc "a teda
ze sedaj priporoeam vsem, ds
bi me zopet podprli, kot zadnjie
da zmagamo.
Edward J. KovaGic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-27

Mr.. John Renko, zastor.-...,s
Enakopravnosti, .je zopet prejcl
pismo cd svojega brata Malta
IL Trsta, XII pise, da je tamos-
ME ljudstvo v sTlosnem "a to,
da pripada Trst Jugoslaviji, q
fasisti in reakcija della ma yse
kriplje, da bi napravila zmede
in tako zopet napravila Jugosla-
VIII, XII je bila tekom vojne "a
veznica "a demokracijo, krivico,
Italijo, sovraznico, da bi Sc
nagradilo in j priznalo sloven-
sko ozemlje.
Pismo Sc glasi:
"Trst, Is. marca, 1916.
'Dragi brat Ivan!
"Sedaj vam bonn malo popi-
sal razmere tukaj. Je ze 10 me-
secev po vojski, v kateri smo to-
liko pretrpeli grozote, glada in
unieenja. Ljudstvo je tukaj pri-
cakovalo konca vojne v upanju,
da bi Sc ljudstvu kaj izboljsalo,
Sc mu dalo mir in pravico, "a
katero SO padali mast najboljsi
ljudje' z nasimi zavezniki, proti
nasemu nasilnemu sovrazniku
in ga skupno pregnali "a svobo-
do in domovino.
'.zalibog da smo ostali razo-
carani, ker Sc nj zgodiIo, kar so
nam gospodje med vojsko OBJ
ljubovali. Sedaj. je tukaj zeio
slabo. Ljudje imajo malo della
in ma1o Sc zasluzi. Tukaj je We
like brezposelnih. Draginja pa
taksna, kakor je bila v vojnem
casu. Ampak med vojno je bilo
vsaj della dovoli sedaj se tega
nj. Samo to izboljsanje iman1o,
da Sc gre sedaj lahko spat v te
razbite hise, brez skri pred
aeroplani.
"Tukaj nj reda in miru. Ljud-
stvo zahteva pravieo in mir, me-
sto tega pa rogovilijo kapitali-
sti in fasisti proti delavcem in
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Brzojavke S prve
seize slovenskega
parlamenta

Nadaljevanje 9 !. strani)
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III on W "a IA n1oja Grstv1.

III on W "a Ia n1oja Gnstv1.
n vs4no van1 k1ze g1oaoko
|f4zksljfvo preziranje. zakaj me
lniste poslusali, je dodal s treso-
dim Sc glasom, meme, ki vas obo-
zuiem in XII sem vas = duso in
'teIesom? Poznam vse vase
skrivnosti. To1ikokrat sem van1
Edal dokaze svojega poguma, in
|svoje divje ljubavi, ki 10 gojim
do vas. Ali nisva ustvarjena
drug "a drugega?
Morda, je dejala po KRAFT
kem molku; toda ljubezr1i nj
mogoce zapovedovati. Rada bi
nel1ala 1jubiti Lionela, a to nj
mogoce.
- Ia Gfovek je nasa nesre-
Ca ' vsakenn ogIedu, je nadalje-
val Kennedy. Verujte mi, Miste-
RIA, vasa bEazna strast vas vo-
di ma napacna pota in bo NOR
da povzrecila pogubo mas vseh.
Her je zraajala = rameni in
mo1ala, je nadaljeval:
Dalje prihodnjiD .
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prezivefa domobranska slower
ska vlada v Ljubljar1i.
Dne 5. aaja je ze trzaska ra-
dijska posta5a pfieeia s sloven-
sko oddajo. v osvobojeni Ajdov-
seini je biis slovesns seja Pred
sedstva slovenskega narodno
osvobodilnega sveta. Tam je bi-
la sestavljena prva narodna Via
da slovenije Oh navzoenosti sefa
anshske misije nssjorja Pearsa
in sefa an,eriske rnisije kapita-
na BlatHika, Y Anaeriki rojene-
ga slovenca IL Chishol1na, Mimi.
Isti dan, s. maja, so partizan-
slke eaote cetrte zone zavzele
Hrastnik in Zagorie, Kokrski
oired pa Begunje ma Gorenj
skenl, kjer je blio osvobojenih
600 pofiticnih ujetnikov.
Brzojavka kralju pa pravi:
Il. >. Vas nujno vabijo ma svo-
bodno slovensko ozemlje."
Domobranska narodna vlada
ali parliament nj bill vee v Ljub-
ljani, ko je 10. maja odsla il Al
dovscine prva narodna vlada
Slovenije in v popoldanskih
uFah prisla v slavnostno okrase-
no Ljubljano.
Da Sc je to dogodilo, so mai
brze krivi telegram, ki MISC do
segn o1ih, katerird so bill name
njeni. Napisani so bill "a donna
Go uporabo, zednja domobran-
ska laz v Ljubljani, predno so
sli vedrit k zakletemu sovrazni-
ku Naijanu in odkoder~'se da-
mes posljajo laznjivo propagan-
do po vsem svetu.
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BeEogordis+i 50 groziE. noto soni bezoE

Poznana Mrs. Frances Heee.
var, 1912 Addison Rd., je zopet
prejela pismo cd brata Alojzija
Trtnika il Zadvora st. 81, posta
Dobrunje pri Ljubljani. Zgubil
je diva sina v zadnji vojni in on
sam Sc je nahajal tri leta cd
donna. Belogardisti so grozili,
da ga bodo ubili, &c sc vrne ma
dom, toda oh koncu vojne so je
bro popihali ma Korosko, cd,
koder Sc bojijo priti donfev, da
hi odgovarjali in dali raeun "a
svoja izdajalska poeetja.
Pismo Sc glasi: !
"Zadvor - Dobrunje,
8. rnarca 1916.
''Draga sestra!
"Gotovo 81 radovedna, kake
smo Sc imeli "a Casa vojne. Jaz
sem bill Re drugie v tel zalostni
igri in ia druga je bila veliko
hujsa cd prve, ker sedaj snao
imeli vedno sovraznika okrog
sebe. .Vse zine sem v gozdovh
prehodil in vso DolenEko. Co
renjsko, Notranjsko,. Suho kra-
jino, Belo kraj jno, Kotevske go.
zdove, HrvaSko, Like, Dalmaci-
jo. BIZ sem tudi v Bari, TtaIija
Tam sem Sc peljal 2 letalon1 in
Cd tam v Split.
"Bil sena cd leta 1912 do 20
naaja 1915 cd donna z mojimi
stirimi sinovi. Ma zalost sem II.
gnbil ze 1912 tretjega sina, k
js bill 18 let star. On je paslel Cd
bslogardistov ma Pancah v Re.
XII Sem ga sedaj presopal il
vzel ma nase pokopalisce. Lezi.
to z bratom JozetoEn skupai k
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prosijo "a Vase posredovanje
pri savesnikih, da onemogoG-
10 nadaljne oboroSene akcije
pdrtisanov proti ,niroljubme-
nau sIovemskenu ljudstvu.
Njegovo VeN6anstvo Eralja
Petra II. smo saprosik, naj Sc
ssenaMdonaa urae . donaovino.
"Predsednik KremSar."
Kaj je mislil Krek, &c je pre-
iel to brzojavko, menda ne DO
!nikoli povedal. Lad ina kratke
Inoge. PrepriSati SO ga hoteh, da
|partizani ne tepejo. denaobfan-
'cev, ampak samo "rnirolj1beso
Islovensko lj4dstv0."
70 Sc je zgodilo 3. n1aja 1915
" Ljubljani. .
lstl dan poz1vMJenf Okul ator-
,jevf hiapci in narodni fzdajaIci
$50 tik pred svojim uniko1n ma
1Turjaku mucili in nbih univer-
|zitetnega profesorja lii umet-
,nostnega zgodovinarja Or. Fran
lceta Mesesnefa, javnega tozfIca
ISloven1je n1ajorja dr. Vita
Kraigherja in deset drugih to-
svarfsev in tovarisic.
Erugi dan, 4. maja, pride
G1avni Stab s1ovenije (partiza-
lni1 Y osvobojeno Ajdovscino. 70
'je tisti dan, katerega je celega
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-27
INdday yeDa,sje)

--Slabo Sc vidi, je izjavils
po datAeni gIedanju, vidi se pa
vendafle. ze po obliki crk Sc
spozna, da je izbrisana besegia
"do4zina".
- In stevilka? To je najvaz-
ne&e.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-27

IRE naJlepse pouiravlja IN vso
druzfuo. Tvoj brat
~Alo1zij 1rtnik'' !.
The Valley settler., 1946-01-18
HOSPITAL NEWS NOTES

HOSPITAL NEWS NOTES Mir. and Mrs. Arvid Johnson have a son born on January Is and VIC ighing lbs. 5 oz. He has been named Richard Gary. Robert Russell Walker, IT,, is tho son born January l6, and VIC ighing lbs. Il O Mrs. chas. Haborrnah, wife of the Trading Post Manoger, is 'conlvalescing from ma jor surgery. < - Mrs. Joe Loyor vas adni tied on Thur sday for medical trca tment.
 Mrs. Joe Kirchor vas in for minor surgery Nine-ycar-old Donna, daughter Of the Raymond Rcborcheks, had an enc rgoncy appondec tony on Monday.
 Ella HopoWoll of fIappy's Camp has been a medic al ln patient. =
 Mrs. Geo. Venno, Jr. was a recent surgi- cal pa t eTlt. lck socondchiof of Tyono Lake received .od1cal care.
 FIRM & HOME WEEK
 Word has been received from the Univcr- sity Of Ala six. that Farm and Home Week will be held in Palmer tho week of February 20 ,2l and 22. Keep this date in mind and watch for further informal ion 1n this paper. The program and topics for discussion will be announced lator.
Evening star., 1946-03-28
Goal Mine Shutdown
Called inevitable BY
u. 5. Labor Officials
By jones Y. Newton

Federal labor officials said today
that a shutdown of the Nation S
[bituminous coal mines next week
appears inevitable, and they ex-
pressed belief that the 100000
miners will take their vacation" re-
gardless of steps the Government
may take to prevent it.
The opinion prevailed among off,
cials that John l.. Lewis United
Mine Workers feel they are entitled
to.a rest after the past IL months
hard work and are determined to
take 1t. All reports received by the
mine operators from the fields con-
firm that viewpoint.
Negotiations Resumed.
Negotiations between the mine
workers and operators on a new
wage agreement to replace the con-
tract which Mr.. Lewis terminated as
of midnight next Sunday, mean
while. were resumed at the Shore
ham Hotel
Little progress has been made SO
far in drafting a contract, with each
side charging refusal of the other
to make sincere effort to work
out agreement.
The Government so far has been
reluctant to intervene In the dispute.
Howard T. Colvin, assistant director
of the Labor Department Concilia-
tion Service, said that Douglas
Byrd, one of his conciliators, would
confer with the negotiators today
and might enter the conference.
Labor Department Has Plan.
Meantime. there was some indi-
cation the Labor Department would
prepare an offer which it hopes will
lead to settlement of the mine con-
troversy.
In announcing that the mine
workers had been instructed to re
main home with their families
next week, Mr. Lewis held out some
hope that a work stoppage could
be averted. He said that should
the operators make satisfactory
offer for a new contract he would
make every effort to see that the