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no sluzbo v lokalnem carinskem
uradu, XII ga je pred trent lett
prestavil il New Yorka " Cleve-
land. ....
Novo odkriti Tom Burke je
rekel, da sc ne smatra "a mai
bolj brihtnega cloveka ma svetu,
da pa tudi nj najbolj neumen,
in da DO v slueaju izvolitve v je-
semi storil, kar DO mogel "a obeo
javnost in posebno "a veterane.
Mozak je primal, da nj tekom
primarne kampanje incl niti
enega govora, da Sc nj udelezil
nobenega shoda in da nj potrosil
"a svojo zmago niti poGenega
centa. Izvolilo ga je "magieno"
ime. 3D.
To seveda nj edinstven pri-
mer take politicne komedije, XII
Sc dogajajo pri volitvah po anne
riskih mestih ma racun ''popu-
larnih" linen, razen da je v tenn
slucaju "cudezno" ime bilo isto
kot je ime sedanjega cleveland
skega xupana. " Clevelandu 20
bill $e ponovno ixvoljeni V JAYNE
urads ne4aanci, ii 70 nosili po-
pular1aa imena kot Day, Swes-
ney, Netzenbanm it'd.
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PREDSEDNIK G. 10.
UDARIL 20 LEWISU

ATLANTIC CITY, 9. maja-
Predsednik CIO Philip Murray
je danes v govoru pred konven-
clio oblaeilnih delavcev ostro
udarif po John L. Lewisu, pred
sedniku premogarske unije, XII
Sc je nedavno vrnila pod okrilje
AFL. "Pri CIO Sc nj nikdar nih-
&c obrnil proti vladi in vodil bo-
ia proti ljudstvu," je rekel Muir
ray, "kajti CIO razume svoje
obveznosti in odgovornosti."
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brodelnosti sklad premogovne
uniie letno vsoto 64 milijonov
dolarjev. Podjetniki so izjavili,
da Sc tel Lewisovi zahtevi ne bo-
do nikdar uklonili.
Truman smatra, da je zahte-
vana naklada nep0stavna
Predsednik Truman je izjavil,
da smatra, da Lewis " smislu
Wagnerjeve postave "a regula-
clio odnosajev med delavci in
deloda jalci ne more zahtevati,
da bi podjetniki placevali ONE
memo dobrodelnostno naklado v
unijsko blagajno.
z ozirom ma padajoce zaloge
premoga je General Motors Co.
vceraj v Detroitu naznanila, da
10 vseh 80 njenih tovarn v de-
zell v teku prlhodnJlh dnl uki-
milo obrat.
Uprava civilne produkcije v
Washingtonu je odredila, da sc
sirom dezele upelje strozja Ia
temnitev kot pa je ohstojala te-
Kom vojne, ~da Sc ma Ia nacin
omogoci stednja kuriva.
Vlada je tudi odredila drastic
no omejitev teze in velikosti
vseh postnih paketov, kar Sc je
naredilo radi skrcene zelezniske
.sluzbe, XII je bila upeljana radi
pomanjkanja premoga.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-10
OSTRA BITKA GI:EDE
BRITsKEGA PoSeJILA
v SENATNI ZBORNICI

WASHINGTON, g.. maja -
Danes sc je v senatu nadalje-
vala ostra debata glede posoji-
la "a Anglijo v znesku treh mi
lizard in $50 milijonov, ,dolarjev,
tekom katere so bill fstavljeni
stevilni dodatki, XII bi. posojilo
"a prakticne svrhe onemogocili,
toda predloga je doslej prestala
vse preizkusnje. 7"
Senator Taft je predlagal do
datek, da Sc Angliji mesto pred
laganega posojila enostavno po-
dari emo milijardo in 125 milijo-
nov, pod pogojem, da Sc DO da-
rilo celoti potrosilo v Zedinje-
nih drzavah. Senator LANCER IL
North Dakote pa je tri ure govo-
ril "a svoj predlog, da Sc poso-
jilo odkloni in denar, XII bi ga
imela dobiti Anglia, porabi "a
znizanje obrestne mere ma poso-
jila, XII jih vlada daje veteranom.
... Debata je trajala do 10:45
zveeer, nakar je zbornica odgo-
dila sejo do treh jutri popoldne,
potem ko je bill dosezen spora-
zum, da Sc bo tedaj predloga "a
posojilo Angliji dala ma glaso-
vanje.
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Itaijanski kralj 4.
ViktOr Emanuel Sc
odpovedal prestolu
Takoj po odpovedi
Sc je vkrcal ma ladjo
in podal y izgnanstvo

NEAPEL, 9. maja-Italijan-
ski kralj Viktor Emanuel III, XII
je pred dvema letoma izrocil
kraljeve posle svojemu sinu Um-
, bertu, Sc je danes formalno od-
povedal prestolu in Sc takoj ma
to s kraljico Helene vkrcal ma
ladjo "Abruzzi," XII ga je odpe-
ljala v prostovoljno izgnanstvo.
Domneva sc, da Sc je kralje-
va dvojica podala v Egypt, dasi-
ravno ella njunega potovanja
Sc uradno nj naznanilo. ..
Pritlikavi kralj, XII je splos-
no obsovrazen med ljudstvom
radi njegovega sodelovanja
Mussolinijem cd dneva, ko je ia
sizem stopil ma vladno krmilo v
Italiji, je rs let star in je bill ma
prestolu skoro 46 let. Dne %.
julia 1900 je nasledil svojemu
ocetu, kralju Umbertu l., XII je
bill umorjen v atentatu, XII je bill
izvrsen nanj blizu Milana.
Korak podvzet v poizkusu,
da Sc resi- monarhijo
Dne 2. junija Sc bo v Italiji
vrsil plebiscit, pri katerem bo
ljudstvo odlo6evalo, ali hoce mo-
narhijo ali republiko. Kakor Sc
je pricakovalo, je kralj Viktor
odstopil pred volitvami v nadi,
da tenn odvrne srd ljudstya do
savojska dinasti js, in 8 tenn resi-,
prestol "a syojega sina.
Podadmiral Ellery Stone je
kot nacelnik zavezniske komisi-
je "a Italijo, izjavil, da je bila
komisija stalno obvescana O
razvoju polozaja, da pa je kra-
ljeva odpoved "izkljucno itali-
janska zadeva."
Komunisti bodo nasprotovali
sprejetju abdikacije
Navzlic temu, da je kralj po-
dal formalno abdikacijo presto
lu, pa Sc pricakuje. da bodo ko-
munisti odlocno nasprotovali
sprejemu iste cd strani Wade.
Komunisticni vodja Togliatti
je izjavil, da je kraljeva odpo-
we'd samo politicen manever mo-
narhistov, XII upajo ma ia nacin
zboljsati svoje prilike pri voli-
tvah, k Sc bodo vrsile 2. junija.
Zadeva ina biti jutri predlo-
lena seji kabineta. Navzlic te-
mu pa sc ne pricakuje, da DO
Togliatti izzval vladno krizo, ker
TAKEN primeru bi Sc morda
morale odloziti volitve. !
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-10
POROCNA DOVOLJENJA

Porocna dovoljenja so 81 IL
poslovali sledeci pari: Joseph
Bozic, 10010 Reno Ave-, in Ber-
tina Baesler z istega naslova;
Frank Krnc, 1157 Norwood Rd.,
in, Frances Pikelis, 1916 E. 26
ST.; Raymond Leskovec, 1908
Corsica Ave-, in Hazel Thoma-
son, 2O15 e. 90 st.
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DARILA IA MATER

Lepa in prakticna darila "a
materinski dan 81 lahko nabavi-
te pri Oblak Furniture ma 6612
st. Clair Ave. ali pa pri North
east Appliance g. Furniture, 819
e. 185 st. Pri Jelercicevih ma
153O1 Waterloo Rd., vam bodo
pa lahko postregli 8 krasnimi
cvetlicami.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-10
POsKODBE PRI DELU

Mr.. Peter Rostan, E. 15s St.,
poznani barvar v Collinwoodu.
Sc je ponesreeil pri delu v pone-
aeljek. Sedaj Sc nahaja v Glen
vile bolnisnici, kjer ga prijate-
iii lahko obiscejo v sobi III.
Obiski SO dovoljeni med 2. in 3.
uro popeldne ter med Tin 8. uro
zvecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-10

Predsednik nj rekel, dali ma
merava odrediti, da vlada pre-.
vzame premogovnike, dasirav-
no je v razgovoru S casnikarji
izjavil, da utegne zvezna vlada
z ozirom ma preteco stavko dveh
zeleznicarskih organizacij, ka-
terra iie dolocena "a 10. maja, "a
seei zeleznice in jih obratovati,
dokler Sc spor med delavci in ze-
leznicarji ne bo izravnal.
Truman je dejal, da polozaj
ma premogovnih poljih, XII poci-
vajo re 80 dni, dobiva znacaj
stavke proti vladi, in da razmis-
liza o tenn, da bi Lewisa in pre-
mogovne podjetnike poklical v
Belo hiso ma skupno konferenco.
Lewis ZahteVa 10 centOv' na-
klade "a vsako tono premoga
Lewis je ponovno izjavil, da
Sc premogarji ne bodo vrnili ma
delo, dokler Sc podjetniki ne "a
vezejo, da bodo "a vsako tono
premoga plaeali v blagajno pre-
mogarske unije 10 centov po-
sebne naklade (royalty), XII bi
sc stekala v dobrodelnostni
sklad, IL katerega bi Sc placeva-
Ii bolniski stroski premogarjev,
XII so poskodovani v nesrecah in
odskodnina druzinam, katerih
clani so ubiti v premogovnikih.
Ma podlagi lanske premogov-
ne produkcije bi upeljava take
posebne doklade prinesla v do
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-10
ODBOR IA VOJAKE

V soboto vecer oh pol osmih
Sc vrsi seja Odbora "a posta-
vitev spomenika vojakom v Slo-
venskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd.. Seja je zelo vaz-
ma in prosi sc vse drustvene Ia
stopnike in elane, da Sc gotovo
udeleze. .....
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-10
NEVARNO BOLNA

V Cleveland Clinic bolnisnici
soba st. 538, Sc nahaja nevar-
no bolna Mrs. Frank Fortuna,
stanujoca ma 157O8 Calcutta
Ave. Memo deklisko ime je BIZ
10 Angela Pecjak. Prijatelji jo
lahko obiscejo med 2. in 4. uro
popoldne ter med 7. in 8. uro
zvecer. v bolnisnico je bila od-
peljana vceraj zjutraj. zelimo
j, da bi Sc il ljubo zdravje kma-
lu povrnilOi
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MISSOURI" DOVRsILA
MISIJO v EVROPI

NORFOLK, Va, 9. maja-Boj-
ma ladja Missouri" XII je pelja-
la truplo umrlega turskega po-
slanika v Istanbul in v Sredo-
zemlju demonstrirala moe ame-
riske sile ma morju, sc je danes
vrnila v. tukajsnjo mornarisko
luke.
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REDNA SEA-

Redna mesecna seje drustva
Mir 4. 142 SNIP se bo vrsi-
la Y nedeljo, 12. maja oh 8. uri
zjutraj'v SLOW. domu na Holmes
Ave. clanstvo je vabljeno IA
polnot ttsyilno udeleEbo, ker o b
tudi volilo delegate = konvsll:
clio. q.
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Podruznica st. 80 je odposla-
la ze ma glavni urad SANS-a
$4,000; podruznica st. 48 je ze
nabrala 3,7O0, in podruznica
st. 1O6 je nabrala $4,000, sku-
paj $18,2OO
Nacelnica Cecilia subelj, glav-
ma predsednica Progresivnih Slo-
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FAD UsNICA

Y ponedeljek OBJ Sis u1i zju-
traj re DO brala zadusnica "a po-
kojnega Andrew Gerl OBJ tretji
obletnici njegove smrti in sicer
v cerkvi sv. Kristine ma e. 222
st. Prijatelji so vabljeni, da ne
opravila udeleze.
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DRUsTVO "SVOBODAy

Nocoj oh 8. uri sc vrsi seia
drustva Svoboda, St. 748 SNPJ
v Slovenskem delavskem domu
ma Waterloo Rd. Clanice so vab-
ljene, da Sc udelezijo polnoste-
vino. =
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GEN. EISENHOWER
DOSPEL MA KOREJO

TOXIC, 9. maja-General Eli
senhower, XII Sc nahaja ma in
spekcijskem potovanju ma DALI
nem vzhodu, je danes s Kitajske
odpotoval ma Korejo, odkoder
sc bo podal ma Japonsko.
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Drustvo Waterloo Grove, st.
ITO VIC bo priredilo v nedeljo
IL. maja .plesno veselico v po-
cast materam, v Slovenskem de-
lavskem domu ma Waterloo Rd.
"a pies bo igral Johnny Vadnal
orkester.
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vOLITEy DELEGATOy

Y nedeljo OBJ 8. uri zjutraj Sc
bo vrsila redna seja drustva
Lunder Adamic, 1t. 28 SNIP, na
kateri e bo volilo delegate a.
konvencijo, zato % prosi Clan
stvo, d. se v obilnem ktevilu
udelezi.
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Kdor je 6lovekoljub, daruje
"a OtrO$kO bOlnicO . SlOveniH
Dolo6ena je usota $4,000
"a Cleveland in okolico;
dosegi sn,o ze $4,000

Vse tri sANsove podruznic9 Cevelandu so 81 dolo-
cie vsoto $4,000, da jo nabereo Cevelandu in okolc
"a otrosko bolnico Sloven Polovico vsote smo ze
prekoracil Podruznica st. 80 Clevelandu svoj c-
$4,000 Podruznic st. 48 in 106 Colnwoodu Euclidu
pa skupa $4,000
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kratte vesti
HIROHITO SE UTEGNE
ODR8cI PREsTOLU

TOXIC, 8. maja. = Cesar Hi
rohito Sc baje namerava odpo-
vedati prestolu, ker Sc pricaku-
je, da DO klican kot prica pri
procesu japonskih vojnih kri-
minalcev, taken slucaju pa hi
njegov prestiz tako padel, da bi
ne mogel ostati Sc nadalje ma
prestolu. Vlada sedaj skusa IL
poslovati, da bi vojasko sodi-
See sprejelo Hirohitovo izprice-
vanje v pismeni obliki.
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Mamal Posiljam ii posdrav. Pod bukvo v srapi
lezim in mi je prav. Med korenine
sem ujet in Sakam. da zasine
zarlo jutro Sez moi temni dom. Sapi
XII ihti slzoz suhe veje mad grobovi.
sem naroeil. mai te tolazi.
Sal nisem sam. z menoj ma mrtvi strait
SO So drugi fantje. Kot sinovi
istega oeeta smo Ko So zmraSi
zapojemo skoz prst o domovini
in pojemo dokler petelini
ne oglase in k jutru zazvone -.
Ne skrbi! Jaz sem zadovoljen. Nalozili
SO eez meme listje in zrahljali zglavje
tovsrisi in 50 odsli. Ostal je
Z mano le 30 kriz xxi 50 ga zbili.
il vel In psssn. XII 10 rnano srob jo dali.
TofBssem pojemo in o dsllsfih. ,a,e%~z. ~--
sal suao vsi 10 mladi in v istih leiih. 4
ko srcu proved vrs da bi molSali.
Pa zbosom! In nilkar prevee ne joel. mama
Ves. tvoja Dol bi me proved tezila
in tho sreeo grobu bi kalila
neznosna misel. da 81 sama. sama
Drago Destovnik - Kajuh
TERI
Takrat. ko je prviS roke razprl
takrat 81 radosti plasno vxtrepetala:
Samo. da mi ne BIZ da ne bi umrll
Takrat, ko ma prsih je tvojih Sc spal.
takrat 81 mu nezno solzah Sepetala:
Glej. kmalu il tsbe eel FAINT DO postal.
Postal je tax FAINT. da bi gore preunikal.
nikdar So nj klicu svobode ixtnikal.
Tako 81 mu segla poslednjis v roko.
in tebi je tlelo: Da! Vrnil 80 bo!
zdaj veter raznasa bessde njegove.
prisluhni natanko. da sujes glasove:
Lepo je. YES mama. lepo je xiveti.
toda "a kar sem umrl bi hotel se enkrat umreti
L knjige "Slovenski zbornik" 1915
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Truman priprav|jen podvzeti
/.
drasticno akcijo "a obnovo
produkcije v premogovnikih
Vladne oblasti odredile strozjo
zatemnitev kot v vojnem casuv
svrho stednje padajocih zalog kuriva

Predsednik Truman je vceraj Washingtonu izjavil,
da razmsja podvzetju korakov katerimi bi pred
sednka preogarske unije John L. Lewisa prso da uki
ne stavko in obnovi produkcijo mehkega premoga.
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Buriu Club Meeting
Marked BY Quilting
Bee And Luncheon

The Baria Home Demonstra-
ton Club met at the home of
Mrs. c. c. Baria for a meeting
marked by a quilting "bee,"
pot luck dinner and the regular
business session.
Members assembled at 10 a.
m. and quilted until noon and
after dinner the meeting con-
vened. The roll was answered
with reasons why 81 like to be
a club member" and Mrs. Ed
gar Baria gave a financial re-
port. Presentation of a quilt to
Mrs. FURRY for the parsonage
was made by the club members
and Miss Cain discussed meat
cuts and gave a demonstration
on cooking meats with fruits.
Present were Mesdames S. H.
johnson, John Holder, Tom Bar
ia, Will Johnson, Brenard Baria,
Norris Holder, Edgar Baria, Pat
Ware, w. D. Holder, c. c. Baria,
Sophie Murphy and Vaughn Hol-
der. Guests were Mrs. Ramon
Wright and Mrs. FURRY of Hur-
ley and Miss Cain.
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Escutdwpu Chdrge
Women Heor Duties
Of WSCS Discussed

The Methodist women of the
Escatawpa charge met at the M.
E. church at Big Point for a day
of instruction in the official du-
ties of the Woman's Society of
Christian Service. Mrs. Emma
Martin, Spiritual Live leader of
the Escatawpa church, opened
the meeting with a devotional
and Mrs. Lynn Nelson, district
secretary, gave instructions in
the duties of each officer and
also discussed plans for the work
of the year.
Following lunch served at the
community house, the afternoon
session, which was opened by
Mrs. George Shampine, was turn
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Bayou Cosotte Club
Entertained BY Mrs.
Raymond r. King

on Friday afternoon, Febru-
airy 8, Mrs. Raymond Killing was
hostess to the Bayou Casotte
club at a meeting at her home,
709 18th street.
Shortly after all the members
of the club assembled at the
home of the hostess they enter
ed automobiles and were driven
to the Elk's club where they
viewed the beautiful cameliia-
japonica show Of the P~ascagoula
Progressive club.
The party then returned to the
home of Mrs. Killing where the
regular club program was car
ried out. This included a bust
ness period which was followed
by a;report of the Council meet
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Arena

Prayer meeting was held We'd
nesday night at the Pine Grove
Church of God, led by Mrs. f.
w. Stricken. Sunday school was
held Sunday morning and Young
Peoples meeting was conducted
Sunday at $50 p. m.
Mrs. Barney Ferguson Of Hen
ley, Miss, visited Mrs. II. c.
Strickler for the day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn Grey have
a baby boy born last week at
the Allen Memorial Home. Mrs.
Grey is the daughter of Mrs. Eli
Dudley.
Mrs. Posey Waters Of Laurel
is staying with her brother, b.
Williams, and his family.
Mrs. Johnnie Strickler and
Kenneth from Bayou LaBatre,
Ala, were in our community
Sunday.
Mrs. A. Strickler and her sis
tiers, Mrs. Eddy Ladnier of Mo-
bile and Mrs. Floyd Fletcher of
Toulmanville. Ala, visited in
Chronicle, Ala, Saturday.
Mrs. Elmer Strickler, Mrs.
Eliza Stricken and children
shopped in Mobile Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.. Strickler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Strickler
and children visited Mrs. An
ME Mizelle and Mr.. and Mrs w.
c. Lang Sunday.
The Rev. George Fleming of
Ashland, KY, left Tuesday for
Hattiesburg and other points. Mr..
and Mrs. f. w. Stricken took
him to Mobile.
There was q missionary meet
ing at the Pine Grove Church
of God Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Roberts
and baby son are making their
home at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Davidson.
There will be a Home Demon
stration Club meeting at Tanner
Williams school Monday at 1:30
p. m. directed by Miss Mona
Whatley and Miss Carolyn Smith,
home demonstration agents from
Mobile. There will be a guest
speaker TO discuss food conser-
walton by freezing.
Mrs. Nose Williams, daughter
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STRIKE

After a weeks turbulent de-
bate, the House passed the So
called Case Bill which would seek
to solve the present unfortunate
situation in the field of labor and
management. The bill passed by
a vote of 258-155.
II will be recalled that the
President early in January asked
the Congress to enact a bill set
ting up a Fact-Finding Board and
providing for a thirty-day cooling
off period before a strike once
called could be put into effect.
The House Labor Committee
even though made up largely of
administration supporters, refus-
ed to bring out the bill embody-
ing the Presidents recommended
tons but did report out a bill by
the narrow margin of one vote
which merely provided for the
setting up of a Fact Finding Com
mission without any authority or
any power-a study committee.
When this bill came before the
Rules Committee that committee
made the so-ealled Case Bill in
order for consideration and as
a substitute for the one brought
out by the Labor Committee. This
bill was largely the result of the
efforts of a coalition of southern
Democrats and northern Repub-
licans-mostly from the Rules
Committee itself. The final pass
age of the bill in the House was
brought about by the same coali-
ton.
Although the bill has been e
ferred to in the press as a very
stringent one and has been de-
nounced on the floor of the House
and by labor leaders as destroying
labor, an impartial analyzation
of the bill discloses that it is
neither.
Briefly, the bill would, first,
authorize the creation of a Fed
eral mediation board to step into
major labor disputes and forbid
strikes or lockouts for a period
of thirty days while 1t seeks to
solve them. The board would in
clude representatives OF the pub
lie, workers and employers, If.
of Mrs. Shelton Weaver, and lit
tie daughter from Richton are
visiting Mrs. Weaver.
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necessary, an injunction could be
obtained to enforce this cooling
off period. Secondly. the bill
provides for a number of new
regulations which would apply
to both labor and management
and are briefly summarized as
follows:
/. Provide for civil suits
against either labor or manage
ment for breaking contracts.
2. Outlaw violence in picket
ing by either side. Violators
would be subject TO court in
junctions1
g.. Ban boycotts used to force
disputes to come to terms. Spon-
sors feel this would precent many
jurisdictional controversies. (Vio-
lators would face loss of their
unemployment rights and bar
gaining powers.
4. Deny employee status to un-
ions of supervisory workers, I'M
less they do manual productive
labor.
The bill is stronger it is true
than the President asked for, but
it is fair. It now goes to the
Senate where some half dozen
other bills seeking the same pur-
pose have gone from the House
in the past four years. 1t is free
ly predicted that the Senate will
either weaken the bill substanti-
ally or treat it like the other
House bills-pigeon-hole it.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-15

ed over to the pastor, the Rev.
James Williamson who talked of
the relation of the Women's So
ciety of Christian Service to the
church.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-15

On the index basis of 100 for
1926, tn e so-called normal" year
operating costs of American auto
mobiles had declined to so, or
half, by 1889.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-15

ing at Pascagoula last week.
During the social period Mrs.
Killing served a refreshment
course.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-15
PRICE CEILINGS

Full production isn't possible when
industry suffers losses because of ris-
ing costs and frozen prices. Price
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-15
LET'S i TAKE STOCK
NOW

Everybody wants goods:
Manufacturers want to make them
for you.
Yet months after the wars end, you
still find it difficult to get many of the
things you wan and should have.
So, isn't this the time for all of us to
take stock . -. TO learn a lesson -. to
find out, If we can, what will cure the
troubles we are having and prevent
their recurrence?
Let's look ahead and agree on a
program that will insure the full pro-
duction everybody agrees is the real
answer to most of our problems.
Suppose we begin by taking a good
ookatthree roadblockst TO prosperity.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-02-15
STRIKES

Whatever their justice or injustice,
strikes paralyze production, force
people to use up their savings, and
result In losses that can never be made
mn. .
Evening star., 1946-06-02

hours of power year, which would auto
matically be the limit it could contract
to sell. However, during the war, the
average sales of the project were 327,-
100000 kilowatt hours year. This
was accomplished by an interchange
agreement by which Grand River pur-
chases steam energy from existing util-
ity systems at periods when they did
not need it and in return furnished
peak power capacity to the utility sys-
TENS.
The lessons learned from this type of
operation in the war are considered of
great value in making plans for future
power utilization
The area which would be served by
the SPA system (the outline Of the main
grid incloses roughly 145,0O0 square
miles is regarded by the Interior De-
partment as one of the Nations richest
in agricultural and mineral resources.
1t contains cattle, wheat, corn, cotton,
oil, gas, bauxite, coal, commercial glass
sand, gypsum. lead, zinc and yellow pine.
The population, to some extent trained
during the war in industrial work, is
expected to show an upward trend for
the next 20 years and the department
thinks the development Of low-cost
power is certain to bring about bal
ance between industry and agriculture
that will make the area permanently
prosperous.
printed by Special Advancement with the
0t. Louis Post-D1spateh.)