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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-02
Nadaljsvanje ! /. strahD

kov greh in ga je moral zanesti
v svoje porocilo, je sestavil po.
rotilo . latin$Gini, da ga zupni-
kove ovcice MISC mogle razume.
ii. In kupnik je obenem dobil
zagotovilo, da lahko se nadalje
tako della, kajti Zadruzna zveza
nina povoda rusiti NpraVi6enego
saupamja v NIGGA ''in tega tudi
v nobenem slucaju ne bono sto.
rili." .
Mic boljsi nj bill zupnik Bajee
v zuzemberku. Poslovanje te
hranilnice in posojilnice je pre-.
gledal- revizor Zadruzne zveze
Frank Rakovic, katerega pismc
je bilo najdeno v arhivu Zadruz.
ne zveze v Ljubljani. NadzorniA
Rakovic pravi med drugim TO-
le:
"Dovoljujem 81 podati nekaj
pojasni1 glede svojega postopa'
MIA pri revizijah vobce. Due 19
jas,uarja sem dobil cd raunate.
liza ,,aro6ilo, dd Sc inaajo nedo.
statki povedati gospodom med
stirimei ocnai, mo- sejah pa SIC ma:
vodstvo vedno hvaH. IzUr$eUal
sem to narcotic kljub temu, do
sem nsocno podvoneil, da N bilo
toko prav. Ker pa sem odkral
0ecje grehe, sem pa moral bit
had boj med vestjo IN pokorSci.
no. Ke,' mi je bio y takih stu.
cojih popolnozna ,aenaogo6e &c
hualiti (gospode), sem bill ve.
sci, &c Sc va5ilu k seji nj ,aih6e
odsVol, ali &c Sc SEGA sploh nj
sklica1a. Tudi v tenn slucaju sem
incl pred 'ocrni narcotic glede
postopanja. Videl sem tudi, DE-
bi nasprotniki, cim bi sc zvede'
10 "a zupnikove, grehe, obmetal
z blatom YES duhovniski stan
ma drugi strani pa SO bill tuka:
odborniki, XII so slepo verovdll
IN meomsojno saupah y postemost
svojegd md6elnikd, pa Sc bodc
morali zaradi te zaupnosti brid
ko pokoriti. Gospod zupnik 81
je do skra jnosti branil sklicat
sejo, grozil je S samomororn. '
precuti noci, ko sem safpo bi
lanciral, kaj bi bio boljse il
kaj slabse, je koncno zmagale
mnenje, da Sc BIO lazje poravna
la materialna skoda, kakor pa
moralna, XII bi jo trpel YES du
hovniski stan"
Il poznejsega porocila istegs
nadzornika Rakovica je razvid
no, da prvi slucaj zupnika Baj
ca nj spametoval, ampak je
kasnejsi dobi kradel znova. '
zvezi S TEN je pisal Rakovic Ia
druzni zvezi:
"Vest mi ocita, da vendarlt
nisem storil prav, ker nisem ia
koj v zacetku odbornikov infor'
n1iral o posiovanju in tako pre-
precil pogubnejsega zupnikove
ga delovanja."
Revizor Sc jc ravnal pc ma
rocilu" in je incl hud boj med
uestjo in pokorsci,ao. Ravnatelj.
stvo Zadruzre zveze je dajale
narocila, ali ne, gospod ravna,
tell?
Polnota "a diva krajcarja -
vihar! Dekanova poneverba
5000 din. - v redu!
Isti revizor Rakovic je takole
nadaljeval svoje porocilo "a
druzni zvezi:
"Sedaj pa drug slucaj " zu'
zemberku). L. lcevizijskih infor.
macijskih porocii je zvezi INA,
no, kaksno je bilo 'delovaiije de
kama Gnidovca. Tezki stotisoca.
HI (torej samo pri eni podezelj.
ski postojanki Zadruzne zveze)
SO Sc odtegovali svojerau name.
'.nu, da pa bi "a TO mice ne We.
del, so Sc ddj0Ie y bilaa,co fin
girome terjatve, iskasovdla Sc
rje nsanjSa usota hrnnilnih vlog,
kot je y resnici ygo50za itd. MAJ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-02

q .deeeanbra lon
ce1dta, iego posiiJati revis6fie
pa kfko, k1er j. ie1A &. Raztfe-
ssn v1ogo noja, III lsvo skrfva
pa + ... kake."
Pisnao Alojzija Zupana tddi
rAzodene, kaksfe fntimne izrsEze
uporabiJajo Il nepostenjakovici
10 eden drug drriudlslsga.
Tudi draavo 50 goljufali
po nasvetu GabrovSlxa
Kadar 1iso Bill la cbIasti,
so ii gospodje v lepean sDorazu-
mu med seboj goljufali tudi ju-
gosiovanAko dfzavo. Evidence
"a to trditev je dovolj ' pismu,
XII ga je dine Is. januarja 1892
sedanji oman jevalec bozje bese-
de pri fari sv. Vida Y Clevelandu
in tedanji kofovodja narodnih
pijavk okrog zadruzne zveze v
Ljubljani pisal zupniku Francu
Laknnajerju v Preddvor. Citiran
dobesedno vsebino vsega pi-
sma:
"Precastiti &. Franc Laknaier,
zupnik, Preddvor.
"Poslali smo Vam pred par
dnevi popravljen racunski "a
kljucek tankajsnje hp (hranil-
nice in posojilnice). MordH snso
poc>oficielmo tako sporo6iti, kot
je. Storite potem po svou uei-
devnosti. MI smo mnenjd, da nj
praO mic srdmotnegu, &c iskaSa-
te isg,sbo eno,sleto. Rasvedelo Sc
itak ne DO, in &c H Sc, Sc DO t,tdi
rusvedelo, da je izvrsen tu IN ta
odpis. Ma obcnem .zboru be po-
tenn vstdeI b zopisnik sklep, da
Sc ta isgstba pokrSje IL reser0ue-
ga sdkladd in ,stOar je srejena.
(Sic!)
"Res pa je mo- drasgi straai ta.-
di, tda je prav majhna verjet-
most, da bi oblasti opasile, da ste
reservmi sklad snaanjSaN bres
usakega sklepa ob6mega sbora.
Najve6krat III nikogar, XII 81 pri
vzads raeunske saHzja6ke sddrhg
pregledovdl, kaj sese st,tosrdl.
&c bi pa s1as6ajno lido opassl to
meprovileost, da Sc je odpisaso
cd reservmega gaklada, ne dn bi
SO izkasalo isgnbo in ne da bi
Sc %. tenn ,sklepalo ma ob6nem,
,zboru, H' seceda obIust ma5brs
sahteuola oseh nsogoGih pojas-
nil. Toliko . i'eformscijo, da mo-
rete po lastnena pressdarku prpy
presoditi, kaj je ga Vase rasmere
priprovmej$e.
"Z odh6mima spoStovanjem,
"Gabrovsek, l.r."
Mas Gabrovsek, XII Sc je po-
svetil 'duhovniskemu stanu, a je
presedlal svojo spiritualno sta
novsko dolznost ajprej ma poll
tiko Sis, nato ma sekularno raw
nateljsko s1uzbo pri denarnefn
in kreditnem zavodu, po begu IL
domovine pa ,je izkorista svoj
prvotni duhovniski stan "a pro-
pagandno delo riekdanjih izkori-
5cevafcev 'slovenskega i1a,r0da,
zatehn pa se je po umiku m&sltiie
mesecne place .z6pet povrnil ia
svoJe duhovnisko delo, pod krin-
ko katerega nadaljuje svojo
pre- snjo fieiposteno pot, taisti
Gabrovsek je ucil svoje sokole-
ge, kako sc maj denaane i4g,dbe
III poneverbe plrfkrivajo : prrena-
sanjem vknjizitev v razne skla-
de, ''ker nj nikogar, ri bi pri Via
'di racunske zaklj ljucke pregiedo-
val, kaj sele studiral' .danes pa
pri sv. Vidu odpusea grehe svo-
jih gresnih ovcic.
VzIfc vsernh tenn skandAloz-
ne1hn iozadJu pa MD dajejo mo-
ra1no in naateria1no podporo vsi
tfsti, XII radi politi icnsga Z ''prepiriii-
CANA" prigovarjajo svojj1m paj-ss
dasem, da e SANS tisto zlo, kia
pomaga v starr d0novini xAti-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-02

Vse De slo gfadko, kot po 'tdl-
cah." Gospod ravnatelj Gahrov-
SEX ,je cello potuhtal, da Sc pone-
verjena vsota stotisoc dinarjev
smatra "a "dekanovo izposojilo
pri hraniinici, XII nj odobreno no
-kaki seji. Tud porokov MI" Dol
most uradnega 'sadsorniAa pa je
skrbeti, da Sc zadolznica takoi
naprayi! Najprej je ugotovljenA
laz . neobstojec Gem posojiIu, po-
tenn pa Malaga ravnatelj svojs
mu podreje jenemu revizorju, da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-02

4 ~~oe>s . -
Glasofn cenjensga obvestiia
: dne 16. t. m. pride te dni SEM
kaj revizor "a tukaj ajsnjo Hranil-
nico in posojilnico. Sporocam
tezko novico, da 10 3. revizoi
ugotovil 100000 dinariev pri-
n1anjkljaja, XII sem ga zakrivil
JAZZ. Na6eIstvo IN nadzorstvo ne
nosi ma TEN nobene krivde. Go.
spodu revizorju bonn povedal
kako je primanjkljaj nastal in
kako ga bonn tekom par let pc.
kril. Ko vas 3 tej uehhi nesre6i
obve$can, prosim lepo, da bi g.
reuisorju naro6iH, maj ,sadevo
ostame tajna. Vsai "a sedaj-ke1
SIC DO vse iirediio.
"Ce bi se o primanjkljaju riaz.
vedelo v nasern kraju, bi to me.
ne unicilo, tukajsnjo Hranilnicc
in posojilnico tudi, nasemu "a.
druznistvu pa zelo skodilo. 2
ozirom ma to, da sem svojecasno
HIP v Sernicu uspesno vodil in da
sem HIP v Trebnjem v velikih te.
zavah ustanovil ter vec let vodil
prosim lepo, da bi imei z rnenoj
usmiljenje-in 'da Sc to ne bi pre-.
vec zvedelo. Trdno sem prepri.
can, da bonn zadevo tekom lei
popolnoma izravnal.
''Po izvrseni reviziji ST bonn
dovolil priti osebno do Vas, da
Vain predlozim svoj nacrt 0 po.
vnitvi. Prosim lepo, imejte !
menoj usmiljenje, ker to Sc nj
zgodilo ne il hudobije, Sc mani
pa il lahkomiselnosti, marvee
edino vsled gospodarskih tezav.
Zelo nesrecni
"Alojz Kurent, dekan." "
Ia zaupnik ljudskega denarja
Sc je osebmo obrnil ma ravniatelja
Gabrovska "a usmiljenje in mu
zaupal svojo "tezko nesreco."
Poneverba je bila dobro premis-
LENA, sal sam pise, da nj tega
storil '"iz lahkomiselnosti," oh.
enem pa je uverjen, da mu bo
Sci gospod ravnatelj ma roke in
Sc bosta osebno pogovorila, ka.
ko DO dolg tekom let popolnoma
poravnan.
In ker Sc della kaplan Gabrov.
Sex "a velikega postenjaka in
narodnega 1nucenika, Xxi 81 mora
sedaj v tujini sam siuziti svoi
kruh z oznanjevanjem bozje be.
sede, bi c1ovek prieakoval, da je
leskovskemu dekanu prosnjo "a
prikrivanje poneverbe kratko.
malo odbil. Ali mislite, da je?
Ravnatelj Gabrovsek je v pi.
smu cd "a. junija 1880 odgovoril
dekanu Kurentu dobesedno tole
"Prec. &. dekan! a
"Pismo z dne %. t. m. sem
prejel. Jas,so je, da je trebd mol.
cdmja, jasmo pd je tudi, da i
trebu stvar spraviti s sUetd. Re.
vizorju pisen prilozeno pismo
XII rnu ga, prosilm, oh prihodu IL.
trocite. Pisrno je dobesedno tote
'Po informacijah, XII sem jih do.
bill, ina g. dekan pri hranilnici
v Leskovcu posojilo, XII nj odo.
breno ma kaki seji. Tudi porokoy
nj. &c nj zadolznice, skrbite, da
Sc zadolznfea vsaj takoj napravi
znesek je baje precejsen-okoli
100. Ooo dinarjev. Narcotic de:
kanu, da skusa cimpreje 'dobiti
potrehne poroke. v ostaiefn Sc {
stvari MIN kolikor mogoce
podrobno pogovorite, 'da sc
stvar pravilno resi-. v revisiJ-
skem poroci1u bodite previdni
;napisite pa ma informativnem
porociln. Skrbite ndtanko "a
uradno tdjnost. tie Sc da ;stva1
urediti, oe1osite sejo nacelstpd,
ia bres potrebe ne a,aprauite
1usnem5rjenja.'
ITO dobi v pismu revizor. Ko
DO stvar ure.: .:ena, prosim tudi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-02

stave bagoslavljat in nolit rtit in prekinja skce
vat krscansko cviizacijo in ukvarjat proti
sovjetsko gonjo Tu5e edna dela Delat tko kot
casi in razvoj drzB zahtevo eti tako not dela eo
vek ko hisa ori in zgrab a skaf u pon vode ne
pa "a tistega H je prazen. s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-02

L
nobenega pomona. Prosim Vas,
da sadevo tako ispeljete, da du-
hovni$ko dobro in,e ne trpi all
Tim Wanj trpi. !
"Gubrov$ek, !. ~
Torej il sredstev, XII ;ih je zbi-
raj pri Zadruzni zvezi slovenski
nitarod, Sc je enostavno je1nal de4
mar "a pokrivanje goljufij ka-
planov kot 30 b7fi Raztresen in
'drugi, zato, da ne bi trpe1o du-
hocmisko do5ro 11ne lpravilno:
zato, da ia ubogi narod, ,katere-
ga TAXI ljudje Be vedno izrablja-
10 v svoJe srlIe, ne bi spoznA1,
kdo in kaki so ii njegovi vodni-
XII. Mojzesova zapoved Inc kra.
dr. u te 1judi lie velja, kakor ne
velja "a NE nicesar, in maj ST 30
be tako sveto in posteno, &c jim
ne gre v racun. q q
Morda je ta "neki gospod' tr-
di podpisal zadolznico pri raw
rnatelju Gabrovsku IN .je tax 10
scek papirja adosnestil "a 4, ,2e6
dinaEiev ii ;jih je GsbrovSsk
Edyignil il postal preko Solsksga
ravnatelja a Krki bndotni ~
'nilnici. To il bila bolj taina pro
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-02

val, kaJ sele studiral danes pa
pri sv. Vidu odpusca grehe svo-
jih gresnih ovcic.
VzIfc vsernh tenn skandAloz-
nenhn 'ozadJu pa MD dajejo mo-
rsalno in rnateria1no podpoiro vsi.
tfsti, XII radi politicnega ''preprrfi-
'canJa" prigovarjajo svojj1fm paj-'
dasem, da e SANS tisto zlo, HI
pomaga v stari domovini sati-
rati yero in re1ffev. Ia 'cfaHek
bi moral biti eden tistih. Faktic-
no pa je kaplan Gabrovsek be
vec kot pred Is lett sam jasno
zapisal, kdo ii kako il oblasti-
keljnih piasti njegove stranke 10
slovenskega kmeta in delavca IL
zemaIi najbolj tisti, katerina je
|narod naj jbolj zatapal predstav-
|niki we're in cerkve.
sANs ina slucajfo lie to a.
|slngp, da hoce vse take lunapari-.
Eje predociti t,,di slovenskiIn pri-
|seljencem vfAnneriki. Maj narod
We resnicoi
vi podatki n. tenn aa1alEu 40
povzeti y obJavlj jenil pofocl n
.2goN - z ,l,le1ni o,aesl-
~ dDseatil "a las1v ~
|nlk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-23
T. J. Hommond. Jurist in Bay Sta te, 69, Dies

IMWorthampton, Mass, July B - oUP)-Thomas Jasper Hammond os' Of Northampton. an associate justice of the Massachusetts Su- perlor Court since 1929. died at hospital here today after three week illness.
 Hammond had undergone an ,n- testlnal operation at the hospital July. but failed to show improve ment. o'e
 A Republican and leader in west ern Massachusetts politics, he was elected district attorney of north western Hampshire County in 1920 ana served for seven years. In 1929 the then Gov. Alvan T. Fuller named Hammond to the Superior bench
 During the Mexican border clash of 1916, Hammond served as a ma- Jor in the 104th Infantry and was with the U. S. Army in France from 1917 to 1919. He was dec orated as a chevalier of the French Legion of Honor for his World War l service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-23
Porron Warns Another Wor Means Suicide

New York, July 23- CUP) -Dr. Ihomas Parran, surgeon-general of the U. s. Public Health Service. de- cleared today that another world war would be suicide for civiliza ton and that science must join with religion and education to help man learn to live together harmoniously with his fellow man,
 Parran, president of the World Health Conference, sponsored by the United Nations, spoke at the signing of the constitution of the new world health organiza tion. He was chief United States delegate to the conference, which has been in session for several weeks, paving the way for formation of the health organiza tion
 All of our humane plans for world health go into the discard into the waste packet - unless the peoples of the world can learn to live together in peace" Parran said. Never again can our world indulge In the luxury of another total war. Another such war would be suicide for our civilization.
 We public health experts realize that our science may be used to save life, or to destroy civilization itself. Whether our science is to be used for good or for evil is not determined by scientists themselves. The same type of research worker may discover penicillin or atomic fission It is the mass conscience of mankind-the dominance of the moral or a-moral-Which deter mines"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-23
MarshoII's s Pleas FoiI

Shanghai, July B - tUP)-Gen. George C. Marshall's peace efforts in China today were believed to be on the brink of failure with pros poets mounting that China will be plunged into disastrous civil war,
 Close observers of Marshalrs ef- forts to mediate between the Ma tionalists and Communists reported that evidence was growing that Gen. eralissimo Chiang Kai-shek has yielded to demands by Nationalist reactionaries for permission to launch full-scale offensive against the Chinese Communists.
 They reported that Chiangs with draWal to Ruling where he is vir- tually isolated from all contact may have been designed to give the re- actionary clique free hand to launch their attack
 In Ruling Chiang was out of con- tact with the Communists and also was difficult of access to Marshall who is credited with almost single handedly averting the outbreak of full-scale civil war up to now.
 Informed sources said they thought Chiang might make the gesture of a final peace offer" to the Com munists before the Nationalist arm- les are unleashed. However, they predicted that the offer would be couched in such terms that the Communists could not accept it.
 Virtually the only restraining in- Huence on the Nationalist reaction aries, it was said, is the growing strength of protests by moderate elements within China and fear that the United States may halt it's lend lease program and general assist ance to China.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-23
.AttIee Not
 OffCourse

London, July 8 CUP)-P Prime Minister Clement R. Attlee told the House of Commons today that the King David Hotel bombing was the worst "of many horrible outrages" In Palestine but that it would not divert the government from a search Tor just and final solution of the Palestine problem.
 Attlee made his statement in reply to an inquiry by former Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden.
 He called the explosion which wrecked British headquarters in the Jerusalem Hotel an insane act of terrorism in which 93 innocent per- sons are killed or missing"
 He said the governments latest figures showed fl known dead, 52 missing and 53 seriously injured.
 Attlee said he had no information on the bombing beyond an official report from Jerusalem saying that all available evidence indicated that the attack was carried out by Jews.
 Eden asked for assurances that the government would take all nec- essary action to provide Palestine authorities with power to deal with the situation. Attlee said that this was being done.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-23
Cherokee, 115,D Dies

Sapulpa, Okla, July Aunt Lizzie Devers who had about decid- ed she was never going to die" was dead today at the age of ll5.
 The aged Cherokee Indian-Irish Dutch woman was found dead of natural causes in her modest home here by neighbor.
 Born in Rome, Ga, May l, 1881, she had outlived nine husbands, l2 children, one mad dog and six snake bites, and one hit by a "consarned" automobile. She often remarked:
 I'm Cherokee Indian Irish and Dutch I'm too tough and mean to die
 But this Spring a cranky COW kicked her and sent her to Tulsa Hospital for observation. That hastened her end.
 The aged woman took her first airplane ride two months ago. She knew she had had nine husbands. she said. but for the life of me can't remember all of them
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-23
Union Draws Out 6,7OO

Hartford, July 23-(UP)-An es- timated 6700 CIO. workers stayed away from their jobs today ac- cording to union figures, to voice support of strikers at Niles-Bement- Pond and Hamilton Standard Pro- peller plants.
 Four thousand production workers failed to report at Royal Typewriter Company, the union said, and the company concurred that very few were on hand.
 Most members of IT other local C1.O. unions also stayed away. Harold Burtt, business agent of Amalgamated CI.O. Local 28l, said that 2,200 out of 2,660 didn't show up Burtt's figures included five factories shut down by vacations
 CI.O. Local 270 said that all 500 production workers at Colts joined the Walkout.
 Tickets were thrown around the Pratt and Whitney plant at East Hartford, but company spokesmen, said there was Hess absenteeism than usual' among it's l4,OOO work CTS. The executive board of the company's International Associa tion of Machinists local had urged that the employes walk out.
 Rain forced postponement until Saturday of another demonstration called by the Hartford Consumers Council in protest of rising prices,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-23
House Calls Vote To-day On New Bill
To Send Measure To Upper Chamber By Niqhtfoll

Washington, July 23 - UP) - Administration lead- CTS predicted the House will approve the compromise bill for reviving the OPA today and shoot it to the Senate by nightfall.
 'There'lI be an OPA to- night as far as we're con- cerned," House Speaker Sam Rayburn. (D.-Tex.), told re- porters as the House sched- uled a vote on the compro- mise price measure.
 House Democratic Leader John w. Mccormack, Mass, forecast that the bill, despite it's three week mauling in the House and Senate, then in conference, will be signed by President Truman.
 Senate Optimistic
 OPGilll4oIIl d4SO Was AOCeQ Ol bipC other side of Capitol Hill where Senate Democratic Leader Alben w. Barkley, Ky, said the Senate would act on the bill as soon as it was re- celved from the House. He pre- dicted mo trouble in the Senate.
 The OPA bill, hacked out by Sen- ate conferees after eight days of jockeying over prices on re- glonal products. would reinstate rent and most price controls as soon as the President signs the measure.
 The conferees put the finishing touches on the compromise bill late yesterday It would provide that price ceilings on meat. dairy prod- uctS, grains and some other com- modltes could be restored by OPA on Aug 20, unless a three-man de- control board ruled otherwise.
 Under customary House proce- dure, only one hour of debate is al- lowed on legislation worked out III House-Senate conferences.
 May Send to White House some congressional sources be- leVed there was possibility that the measure would be sent to the White House before Congress ad- Journs today. Most Congressnen. however, favored tomorrow after noon.
 After a mid-afternoon conference with the President, OPA Chief Paul Porter said he told the President the new bill was better in many important and material respects" than the one which drew quick veto on June 29
 OPA supporters also attached sig nlhcance to the fact that Sen. Rob- ert A. Taft, (R.- -Ohio), joined 10 other members of the l4-man con- ference committee in signing the compromise bill. Taft was one of the leaders in the Senate fight to curo OPA's price fixing powers. Ills amendment included in the hrst bill to allow producers their l94l profits plus increased costs oreW heavy fire from the President Tn his veto message.
 Conferees refusing to sign the compromise were Sen. Eugene D. Mllllkin, (R.-Colo), and Reps. Jesse R. Wolcott, (R.-Mich. }, and Fred el4ck '. Smith, (R.-Ohio).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-23
Bread Curbs Moy Change

Washington, July B -(UP)- An Agriculture Department official said today that lighter colored bread and normal sized loaves may be on their way back.
 The official, who is close to policy levels but declined use of his name, said the answer rests with whether the Departments prediction of record -shattering corn and wheat crops is fulfilled.
 If so, he said, the Government also may be able to earmark more grain for hunger areas as well as review orders restricting flour mill lers to 85 percent of last years output and putting drastic curbs on brewers and distillers.
 The Department said that on the basis of special mid-July survey of crop conditions the corn crop was expected to total more than 3,487 ,976,000 bushels and the wheat crop about 1,132,075 ,O0O bushels.
 Each crop would be the largest in the nations history. This of- ficial said the wheat crop would be about 135,0OO,000 bushels larger than the Department anticipated when it drew up it's 1946 wheat pro- gram earmarking about 60,000, 900 bushels for domestic consumption
 On that basis" he said, it may be possible to relax some of the re- Strictions on the use of wheat or step up imports, particularly if price control is revived and We are able to limit wheat fed to live stock"