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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-22
svobodi, njihova hrabrost, j
premagala vse napore. ..

svobodi, njihova hrabrost, je
premagala vse napore.
Misc omagali pred sovrazni-.
kom, ceprav je bilo njih triple
ME zelo veliko. Min trpljenje
Sc sploh ne da primerjati. Bill SO
v snegu bosi, laeni in raztrgani.
Kako so mogli vse to prestati, ne
vemo in 81 niti mi ne moreno
predstavljati, ceprav smo bill tu-
di mi vsaki dan v hudem. Resili
so domovino, pregnali sovrazni-
ke in tako smo danes svobodni.
"V Cerknici nj bilo veliko be-
logardistov. Fisek, Trebci Lojze,
Tavzlovi, Javornik, Ribencanov
in Straklov FAINT in Sc nekaj dru-
gih, ii so bill glavni. Precej je
bilo pa takih, XII so bill z mimi
in Jim pomagali. V Cerknici je
pablo samo v partizanih okoli 80
moskih, drugi so pa umrli v in
ternacijah, tako da je okoli 100
zrtev.
"Vas prav lepo pozdravljamo
vsi skupaj, Farbarjevi.
'Franciska Kos"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-22
KDO PREDNJAGI?

Mnogokrat slisimo in citamo O
narodnem prednjastvu v Ameri-
XII. Tega nj! Vsaka narodnost je
doprinesla svoj delez danasnji
Ameriki. Stvarno je opisano v
knjigi "A Nation of Nations" XII
je najnovejse delo nasega ame-
risko-slovenskega poznanega in
spostovanega pisatelja Louis
Adamica. Knjigo Sc dobi tudi v
urednistvu Enakopravnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-22

palisee MISC pustili pokopati.
"Vsaki dan so bile borbe "
Cerknici ali pa v okolici. Dan "a
dnem SO delali vecja grozodej-
stva. Ljudstvo je bilo ze do kra-
ia izcrpano. Vsaki dan in vsako
noe smo rekli: Ali bono Sc jutri
zivi ali ne? Sest mesecev pred
osvoboditvijo so ustanovili, slo-
venski izdajalci, belogardisti, po-
stojanko v Cerknici. Cele noci
so pretepali ljudi v svojih zapo-
rih. Pretepali so jih kot muce-
nike. Vsak Sc je moral sleci. Ma
to so mu zavili glavo v vreco in
ga pretepali do nezavesti. MISC
poznali razlike, ali je moSki ali
zenska.
,"Moj brat je bill vedno v hui
din borbah. Kjer je bilo najhuj-
Sc, tam je bill vedno craven. Tu-
di, ko so Ljubljano osvajali, je
bill on prvi. Pablo jih je zelo We
liko ali on je vendar ostal. Pri-
sla je vendar ze svoboda, "a ka-
tero so sli boj najboljsi sinovi
slovenskega naroda, pusko v
rokah. Njihova VOLTA in leila po
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-22

Opis cerkniSke +rogediie

bi bill kmalu spekli. Nato so mas
postavili v dive vrsti, v emo mo-
ske, v drugo zenske. S pusko in
velikim drogom so mas strazili.
Vrocina je bila neznosna. Pra-
sici so Sc pekli in cvilili, da je BIZ
10 strasno. Use, prav vse, kar so
dobili ognjeni rublji podse, vse
je bilo uniceno.
"Ker je bila ravno jesen, 19.
septembra, je bilo ze vse po-
spravljeno liz njiv in travnikov.
Tako je ogenj unicil vse. Nemci
MISC vprasali, ali boste ziveli ali
ne. Min cilj je bill, da mas uni
Clio.
'Okoli poldne so mas pustili
Nemci ven il dvorisca. Ker so
Sc kar naprej streljali, smo sli
poeasi proti jezeru. Proti cetrti
uri so Nemci odsli. Ia seboj so
pustili strasno opustosenje. Co.
relo je kar naprej, kot v peklu.
Zgorel je YES zivez in sploh vse,
kar je bilo v hisah. Nemci so S
seboj odpeljali tudi moske. Cd
teh so drugi dan IA ubili. Stiri-
najst nedolznih fantov je dalo
zivljenje, XII so bill toliko krivi,
kot nedolzni otrok. Ljudje so
priceli prihajati nazaj proti We
ceru. Bill so samo napol zivi.
Tisti, kateri je bill Sc kaj pri mo-
ci, smo sli iskati ranjence in
mrtve. Ker povsod so lezali mr.
lici in ranjenci.
"Mrtve smo odpeljali ma po-
kopalisee, smo jih 80 pokopali
naenkrat v emo jamo. Stirinajst
so jih ubili ma Rakeku; IS so jih
zakopali v Begunjah. Tako da
tisti dan je jadlo so nedolznih
ljudi. Najvee je bilo partizanov
in nekaj tudi domacih. Koliko
jih je pa zgorelo po skednjih, Sc
nj nikdar ugotovilo, ker tam,
kjer Sc je Nemcem zdelo kaj
sumljivo, so kar tankom izstre-
lii, tako da Sc nj mogel nobeden
resiti. Samo kosti so Sc nasle.
"V Cerknici je zgorelo oko1i
$50 poslopij. Ljudje so ostali
brez strehe, kakor tudi zivina.
Tesko je bilo tiste case in tisto
limo "a hrano. Nemci so mislili,
da Jim bono pokorni in da bo-
mo sli z Mimi Ali zmotili so Sc
in tisti, kateri so nam zeleli hui
do, so sami propadli. Med nami
so Sc nahajali tudi nekateri IT,
dajalci. Drugi so pa zbezali. Ali
tudi "a one, XII so zbezali, bo|
prisla kazen pref ali slej. Slava
tistim borcem, XII so prelili kri
"a naSo svobodo.
mi hotelo biti konec TRIPLE
MIA. Sokraj vsaki dan so prisli
oelogardisti il Rakeka " Cerk-
nico in strahovali mirno ljud-
'tvo. Bali smo Sc jih in smo Sc
'krivali pred mimi. Kadar so
orisli pa partizani, smo sli pa vsi
okoli njih. Sal so bill tako dobri.
mi bilo dneva, da ne bi SIRE
jail V Cerknico. Mixer nj bilo
judstvo varno ma polju, pac pa
;amo "a kakSnim zidom. Vedno
20 paddle mine. Belogardisti so
"a dosledno preganjali partiza-
'e, pretepali in morili ljudi ma
'se nacine. Dejali so, da Sc bori-
o "a vero. Bill so pa tako hui
lobni, da partizanov Sc ma poko-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-22

nj JS Lelo OoUIO poLIldIl V COL
linwoodski naselbini, je preje]
sledece pismo cd svoje necaki.
ME, F'ranciske Kos liz Cerknice
pri Rakeku, XII je jasno popisano,
kaksne grozote so morali presta.
jati cd okupatorja in demacih
izdajalcev.
"Cerknica, II. marca 1916.
''Dragi stric!
"Tudi JAZZ sem Sc namenila da
Yam napisem par vrstic in Vam
malo opisem Vas rojstni kraj.
Sal tudi mi smo do sedaj malo
pozabili ali popolnoma pozabiti
ne bono mogli nikoli, ker grozo.
dejstva, XII smo jih morali pre-.
stajati so bila prevelika. Vem,
da 81 ne boste mogli predstavlja.
ii vse to nase trpljenje.
do kapitulacije Italije je bila
Cerknica Sc celia. Teden kasneie
je re visa zgorela pod kaplanijo.
Zazgali so tenn, ko so Nemci
streljali tori. Mislili smo, da
je ze konec poziganja ali zmo-
till smo Sc. Zopet so prisli k nam
v Cerknico partizani. Zelo smo
jih bill veseli, kadar smo :jih vi
deli. Partizani so nam ravno no.
tell napraviti shod "a v nedel-jo
in smo Sc pripravili "a ia shod.
Sal bi bill prvi, XII bi ga bill vi
deli cd nash borcev.
"Cerknica je bila VISA zasta-
yah. Kakor otroci smo hodili "a
partizani, vsi veseli, da so med
nami. To pa nj bilo vsec izdajal-
Gem slovenskega naroda. I'll iz-
dajalci so bill preje ze vsi en-
krat v partizanskih rokah. Izpu-
still SO vse, mislec, da Sc bodo
poboljsali. Ali kaj so napravili?
Usli so k Nemcem ma Rekek in
ovadili partizane kot razbojni-
ke. Nemce so prosili, mai unici-
10 CerknicO. ker lie proved nar-
tizanska.
w soboto zvecer je prisla v
Cerknico partizanska brigada.
Vsi trudni so Sc polegli spat. Sa-
mo straze so vestno strazile. Bi-
la je ura 6 zjutraj, ko Sc zaslisi
drdranje mitraljezov in Cerkni-
ca je bila obkoljena. Kot tatovi
so Sc priplazili in iznenadili par
tizane. Kakor bi strela udarila,
pridrvi Cerknico osem .tankov.
Partizani so morali bezati ma vse
strani. Nekateri soebili pa Sc to-
liko korajzni, da 30 se borili pro-
tt toliko maeenejsemu sovarzni-
ku.
''Nennci SO Sc pojavili pred ma
mi kot razbojniki. ze samo be-
seda: 'Nemci gredo,' mas je iz-
nenadila in prestrasila. Sedai
smo imeli pred seboj resnicno
morilce slovenskega naroda. z
mimi so bill nekateri izdaialci
begunci, XII SO prisli pokazati
Cerknico, da jo unicijo. Mic MISC
imeli usmiljenja z ljudmi. Sc
ganjali so jih skupaj kot zivino.
S tanki pa streljali ma vse stra-
nj ter zadajali smrt nedolznim
zrtvam. Kjer so opazili il tan
kov, cd koder so gledali ma dali
nogled, clovesko bite, je mora
10 pasti pod udarcem Gestapa.
Use zbegano ljudstvo je be-
zalo ma vse strani. Nekateri so
ostali donna. Nekatere so pa
Nemci seganjali skupaj v Hre-
novo dvorisce, tam kjer je imela
preje Verlecka hiSo. Tam so vsi
preplaseni cakali, kaj bo z nil
mi.
"Nismo dosti mislili, ker smo
Dill malo mani kot OBJ pamet.
otrmeli smo in cakali, kot zivi-
IA, XII jo peljejo " klavnico. Sal
1am je bilo vseeno, kaj bodo ma
'edili z nami. Nato pa, kakor hi
oil IL zemlje vzrastel, Sc pojavi
ned nami kot razbojnik, tisti-
zrat mas Cerkniski tajnik, izda-
alec Petrovic in zacne prebira-
i ljudi, katere maj odpeljajo pod
In res so jih nalozili ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-22

pso SERVING GIs IN BRAZIL Brazil home Of the coffee
bean GI patr0ne the USO
accompanies the steak smotherd popu
lar dish with servcemen at the Natal USO
In almost country section globe
found. troops on oreen soil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-22

MARINES IN DANGER Saws
Gen. Alexander A. Vandegrift, to
senate naval affairs committee 1T
hearing on proposed merger Of the
armed services. He stated that the
unificati0n legislation will In m
probability spell extinction for the
marine c0rps.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-22

NAZNANuO IN ZAHVALA
Globoko por in zalostnega naznanamo sorodn
kom in prjateem uzno vest da ubeni
PM |ARTIN CLAzER
zatisnl je svoje blage oei 1916 zjutrs
Pogreb e v dne maja Joseph zeeovh
kew Marie Holmes Ave. cd Calvary poopasee
ker smo izroei naroeje materi zeml poetu.
Blagopokojnk e bill roen Koee fara slavna ma No.
tranjskem eta 1880.
dolznost seemo. potorn zahvalino
sorodnkom prijatejem. poon vence
cveta kr nasega dragega oe Ia doaz bezn napra
MENU je bill veko tolazbo. zrekamo sledeei
New York Central Dept Employees Nonqhaml Clarks
Restaurant No. 10 Employees. Mr.
Wan CernigoY Mr. in Mrs. Jack Anthony Ger
ngoY m Mr. in Mrs. John Krnel druzini
Klun Mr. in Mrs. Ludwig Krnel Mr. Mrs. Sorz Mr.. in
Mrs. Joseph zele Mr. in Mrs. John Vdens Mr. Mrs. Anthony
Vadna Mr. in Mrs. Anthony Mozina. Mr.
Mr. in Mrs. Andrew Coranc. Nh. Paul Gorjanc
Josephine. Mr. in Mrs. Andrew Joseph Moso Mr. in
Mrs. Joseph Jerse Mr. Cerjon drustvo Zdrueni
bratje. st. 26 SNPJ Mr. in Mrs. Fred Race
Mr. in Mrs. Frank Sayatovic Mr. Frank Pate
Mrs. w. William. Mrs. Panisek Mr. Mr. in Mrs.
Frank Fortuna. Mr. in Mrs. A. Zaraek. F. Zakra-
SEX Mr.. in Mrs. George Schmtz Mr. ZupaneS Mr. in
Mrs. Dolsak m Mr. Tony Nardin Mr. in Mrs. J. Koro-
sec.
Dale srena hvala XII bodo
brale "a mir dust pokojnika in sicer sledeeim:
Mr. Novasa in Mrs. Lawrence Aucin Mr. in Mrs.
Louis sopar Mrs. Martha Koss Mr. in Mrs. James Perat Mr.
Mrs. Anton Muha. Mr. in Mrs. Anthony Mozna. Angela
ranowsk Mr. Tony Kaister. Newburgh Cenik.
MI. in Mrs. William Skupic Turk Mr. in Mrs.
Tony Aucn Mrs. Kay Myers Mr. in Mrs. Peter
Paul Lenarc Mr. in Mrs. Andrew ZupanS Burgach
zni Mr.. Lawrence Aucn ml Miss
Durmanic Mr. Frank Boldn Mrs. Vadna Miss Fran
ces Vadna Mr. in Mrs. William Ceina sosedo. Dorothy
Wischmeyer Miss Marie Supon in Johanna Wilson,
Naso posebno zahvalo mai spremeo Mary Krne Mr. in
Mrs. John Krnel Mr. John Goranc Tony cerni
goY veliko pomoe Sasu bolezni n smrti.
Zahvao zrekano onim pratelem. dali svoje av-
mobe brezpano poslugo spremstvo pi pogrebu z
je da nimamo linen razpolago. Hvala vsem!
Maj bo zreeena zahvaa Joseph sinovi pogrebnemu
zavodu epo voden pogreb naoo posugo
Hvala tud e Ceesnu opravene pogrebne
Poeivaj miru ljubleni oee odsel snrh
ta kjer nj soz in trpenja Mi Te bono vedno sponja
ljubeznijo nasih srcih sal 81 nam bill vedno dober
Spavaj mirno-snivaj sladko!
zalujoH ostali <>@ ~.
EMILY in CHRISTINE. poroeena JANEsIc, hseri:
FRANK JANESIC. zet: JACK GIAZER. brat
start doovn zapusta diva braa
sestri Marjeto in Mario in vet sorodnilov
Cleveland Colinwood, Ohio, dne %. maja, 1916.
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Peaches were introduced into England from Persia in 1862.
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HOLLYWOOD CHIT-CHAT
By GENE HANDSAKER

British-made Vacation From Marriage" entertainly pursues the theme that with little effort you can be a snazzier person than you are.
 It also marks the return to the screen of Robert Donat after some two years absence due to the Eng fish stars illness and the appro- priation of British film facilities and technicians for war. Donat was last seen as a Romanian dan dy in the spy story, "The Adven- lures of Tartu."
 In "Vacation From Marriage" he is a stuffy auditor, sharing dull married life with sniffly Cathy Deborah Kerr) in a drab apartment.
 War comes, and Robert is draft ed into the British navy. Cathy, left alone, joins the Wrens. In the rigorous, adventurous life apart from one another, each becomes more attractive and seemingly younger. Neither wants to go back to the same old dud of a mate.
 The film was produced and di- rected by Sir Alexander Korda at MGM London Film Productions, Ltd.
 Miss Kerr, a Scot, appeared on the London stage with Donat in Shaw's "Heartbreak House." De- nat is remembered for such films as "The 39 Steps," "The Ghost Goes Vest" "The Citadel and the picture for which he won the 194O Academy award, "Good-bye MT. Chips"
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Strike Paralyzes Long Distance
 Communications
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 The nations phone system could be tied up because ACEW uniou. said it had assurance of other tel ephone unions, including 260,00O members of the national fedora tion of telephone workers.
 ACEW picket lines will be hon. ored. Acew, whose eight thousand members are on strike in forty four states over a wage dispute, are affiliated with NFTW and with Western Electric employees association, whose 17,000 members have been on strike since January third against Western Electric.
 Meanwhile in the country's largest current work stoppage in- volving some 100000 CIO work CTS in General Motors plants, the union and company officials stud jed the fact finding boards pro- posal that the corporation grant a seventeen and one-half percen. wage increase to end the forty one day walkout.
 Federal conciliation Serv . chief Warren, after the meeting in Chicago with union and manage ment officials in an attempt to avert a nationwide strike of three hundred thirty-five tho u n d workers in the meat industry, said "the situation looks very bad" Efforts to halt another scheduled strike set for Monday of some 8OO,OOO United Steel Workers con- tinued in New York, as union leaders meet with U. S. Steel Cor poration officials to discuss the unions demands for thirty per cent wage increase.
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Two And Half Years Maximum Tour Of Overseas Service

Headquarters Alaskan Depart ment-Effective March 1, 1946, two and one half years will be the maximum tour of overseas service for all military personnel, the War Department has announced.
 Exceptions to this time limita- tion will be officers who volun- teer to remain overseas longer than the prescribed maximum tour and those whose assignment places them into certain specified scarce categories within the Civil Affairs or Military Government branches.
 Requirements eligible for over seas assignment will be, first, vol unteers regardless of length of time served in the United States; second, replacements with no overseas service; and third, those men with the least overseas serv- ice, who will not be reassigned un- til they have served a minimum of 6 months in the zone of the in- terior.
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RatiOning Points
 To Blackmail Front

SAN FRANClSCO-(P)-A ra- ton point blackmailer who, police charged, lurked in neighborhood groceries, watching customers un- til he spotted one who had not paid sufficient ration points, then following her to the street and de- manding money under threat of arrest, was picked up here. He was suspected of victimizing at least 20 customers.
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Hinna Teacher Found Dead

ANCHORAGE, Jan. H. R- Mrs. Arthur H. Mccullough, 34, was found dead in a cabin at Iii anna by natives who called to sing carols for the Russian Christ mas. MT. Mccullough was found unconscious and badly frozen. He was brought here early today by an army plane. Both were assist ant teachers of the Alaska Native Service.
 The dead woman, the former Renee Seller of this city and her mother, Mrs. Katherine Seller, also a teacher at Ilimna, but at the time of the tragedy was in An chorage receiving medical treat ment. Circumstances surrounding the death will remain a mystery until MT. Mccullough is able to talk.
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AIRLINES
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES

The regular mail run to Igloo, Taylor and Golovin was made yes terday. A trip was made to Noun tain Village, bringing back three men in service: Eddie Strong, Wayne Smith and John White head.
 The Boeing is due today from Fairbanks.
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PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

The plane arrived from Seattle with Harry Belz, Loran Fernault, J. E. Frost, Mrs. Viola Milhouse; it left with Mrs. Mary Beckett and daughter Joan, Edward Alton and daughter Mary, Elizabeth Cross and Joe Wagner.
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The Royal Netherlands Marine Corps, senior among the sea-going soldier services of the United Ma lions, dates to 1865.
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ALASKA AIRLINES

The Alaska Airlines plane ar rived yesterday from Anchorage, with Major R. D. Staltenberg, Capt. Hammerley, Thomas Kelley, Wm. O'Shea, and left without any passengers.
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AT THE WALLACE HOTEL

Edward Alton, Council; MT. l.. Fernald, Seattle; w. O'Shea, An chorage; C. V. Olson, Bluff; Eliz- abeth Cross, Deering.
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The island of Madagascar is nearly as large as the State ofa Texas.
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WITN E 5 S-Gen. of Army George c. Marshall, retiring Army chief of staff, testifies be- fore the special congressional committee inquiring into the Pearl Harbor disaster. Other witnesses included COrdell Hull
 and Joseph c. Grew.
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Airplane Scraps
 Become Watch Bands

PELELIU- (R Pieces of IF Japanese planes which filtered the captured airstrip here have been so popular that the scrap piles have been stripped clean.
 Watch bands made of Japanese metal command a high price and small instrument panels bearing Japanese inscriptions are particu- larly valuable.
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Phone Local News to Main 125
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-09-11

as many as 85,000 workers would be laid off before the end of the week.
 Lcne Bright Spot
 There has been one slight im- provement in the maritime pie ture here. Tug-boats in New York harbor started hauling barges ot food and fuel today, with the per mission of AFL leaders. But it may be little more than a gesture be- cause the iAFL's truck drivers strike in New York continues to prevent deliveries.
 Mayor William ODWyer has ap- pealed to Daniel J. Tobin, the boss teamster, to compel Local 807 to negotiate-the local which the may or says is the chief recalcitrant in the strike. But the president of the local union does not think Tobin can do anything either and that 1t will be two weeks before the strik- CTS cool off.
 According to one business assoc1- ation, one and one-quarter million New Workers will be out ot work socn, if the Walkouts continue.
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DR. |. CARLSON TALKS AT NFFE
 MEETING TODAY

Dr. Lee Carlson, history profess sor at Northwestern University and a visitor here this summer, was guest speaker today at the regu- lar luncheon of the Ma tional Federation of Federal En- ployees, Juneau branch, in the Barancf Gold Room.
 pr. Carlson delivered a highly informative and timely address on the Jewish-Arabian problem in Palestine. Although his talk lasted longer than the usual hour period set for the regular luncheon meet ing, no member of the group left when his address was interrupted for announcement of the time.
 The speaker reviewed all main aspects of the Palestine situation and gave viewpoints of the Arab, the Jew, and the Christian.
 Also appearing on the program was Mrs. Don McMullen, pianist
 Miss Kate w. Smith, neWly-ar- rived social worker for the Alaska Native Service, was introduced as a new member. Miss Smith has been transferred here from the Blackfoot Agency in Browning, Montana. The announcement was made that Hell en Gully an ANS worker in Sitka, has also joined the NFFE's local organization.
 Mrs Mildred Hermann was chair man in charge of today's program
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CRISIS AT NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-The com bined effect Of the maritime walk out and an AFL truckers strike has brought the New York metro politan area to the brink of it's worst crisis since the war
 New York housewives began pam ic buying as grocers prepared to close for lack of supplies. News papers had only five to 10 days on hand before they would be forced to suspend pub lication. The city's huge garment industry was running low on ma terials, and a spokesman predicted
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(Continued from Page One) is held by Senator Peter G. Gerry, Democrat, who decided not to seek reelection.
 Educator For Governor
 In Connecticut, Republican nom- mated Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin for Senator and pr. James L. Mo Conaughy, retired Wesleyan Uni versity President, for governor. Democrats do their picking next week. Senator Thomas c. Hart, Re- publican, chose to retire.
 Five Democratic Congress mem- bers with opposition won renomin- atiCn in Louisiana's primary. Rep. A. Leonard Allen ran two to one ahead of George s. Long, brother of the late Senator Huey P. Long, III the eighth district.
 The feature of Colorado's pri- mary was the victory of John A. Carroll, backed by the CIO-PAC and other labor groups, over Thom- as A. Nevin for the Democratic nomination from the first district. The states four incumbent Repub- lican Congress members had no primary opposition.
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BATTLE ROYAL IN PROSPECT

WASHINGTON, Sept 11-There is every prospect of a battle royal within the Wage Stabilization Board on the wage issue which has produced the biggest maritime strike of all time. Walter Mason, the striking AF'L on the Board says he will offer mo- tion to reverse the agency's pre- yicus ruling that Federation sailors must bo satisfied with the smaller raise granted CIO seamen.
 Carl Shipley, of the CIO-the other labor member-is expected to support Mason. The big question now is whether the other four members - two representing the public and two for induStry-will stand pat on their original de- cision
 Added Pressure On WISE
 Additional pressure was exerted on the WISE when a representa- tive of the independent Marine Union appeared before the Board to warn that it's 15,00o members would join the maritime strike unless pay boosts were grant, ed striking AFL sailors.
 Another uI..on, ,ne Marine Cooks and Stewards (CIO), was expected to join the walkout if the Board refused to reverse it's decision.
 At Los Angeles harbor, 5000 CIO already had joined AFL picket lines, and other CIO unicnists served notice they would continue the strike, if necessary, to obtain pay increases matching any granted the AFL.
 The WISE late yesterday took un- der advisement a request that it reverse it's stand and approve wage increases for striking AFL seamen which it previously had rejected as
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ALASkA SCENIC SHOTS
 WAIVED FOR STANDARD OILS 1947 CAMPAIGN

The Standard Oil Company of California plans to include Alaska views in it's 1947 See Your West" campaign, it is indicated.
 Harry Sperling. Administrative Officer with the U. s. Forest Ser vice Regional Office here, has re- ceived an inquiry from Crocker- Union, printers, 735 Harrison street, San Francisco T, regarding the ob- taining of suitable Alaska views for inclusion in the campaign. He has all details regarding picture requirements. Only full-color photos are wanted and shots must be spec tacular and must not show an au- tomobile.
 The selection board which will determine just what pictures are to be useG in the campaign will meet the latter part of October to con- sider shots submitted. The company will pay liberally for views selected.
 views ClOStIl lOl plCoClloaOioi III the campaign will be nationally circulated in class magazines as well as being distributed through local service stations to Standard Oil patrons, as a part of the oil firms advertising program. The very highest type of reproduction is given the views.
 Inclusion of Alaska scenes should result in considerable favorable publicity for the Territory and sti- mutation of tourist interest, Sper- ling pointed out.