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Fall Kills
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Brooklyn, N. Y., drove to the foot of the mountain. A compsr- itively safe trail went up the mountain on the fan side, but realizing time was at aminimum, Dr. Johann and his party chose to cl mb the steep side Heavy underbrush, mud and snow made climbing very difficult and slow Their clothes were ripped to sAreds but after climbing for an hour and a half they reached the injured Marine.
 Staulcup was pulseless when the rescue party arrived. Dr. Jo- ham and his men administered artificial respiration and stimul ants to put Staulcup in shape for  the retur9 journey. After work ing 20 minutes the party put the injured man in a streteher, belt cd him on to keep him from roll ing off and started their danger ous trek back down the steep mountain At times the men had to crawl on hands and knees to keep from slipping themselves Halfway down a relief crew of Marines met the rescue crew and gave the tired party 8 much needed rest. Members of the re lief crew were Warrant Officer D J, Hughes, of Chicago, III Pfc Arthur T. Mennon, of Den yer, Colo. Pvt John A Robin son, Of Ottumwa, Iowa, Cpl Jack l.. Eagle, of KannaplOls N c, Pfc Ralph L. Kinstler, of Erie. Penn Pfc Virgil L Wal ton, of Huntington, W. Va, Pvt John Hicks, of Washington D c, Pfc J. D. Williams Of Little  Rock, Ark, Pvt Jack Il. Wright
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of Elm Creek, Neb.. and Cpl. Claude D. Burkhead, of Fl PasO, Texas.
 StauIcup died later at the Ma val Dispensary. He was the son of Mrs Mamie J. Graham. of 154 Atlanta I'd Oak Ridge, Tenn His body will be shipped back to the next ot kin via MATS.
 Staulcup's death was the see ond on Barometer in recent yeats. Dorothy Iske, a 27 year old civilian employe of the base was killed in 8 fall on the noun tain ln March, 1945, while on a hike She was alone and her body was found several days later.
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'PHferIng Reported

The Coast Guard reports that the Cape Chiniak direction find CT station, temporarily not in use. is being piIfered.
 The Coast Guard warns that the property is still owned by the Coast Guard and is intended for future use.
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Sale by Harry Christopherson of sixth share in 3 acres Dumas estate Mission road to John A. Gibbons
 Sale of above share by John A. Gibbons to Wayne Waldrip.
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Couple Married

Miss Merle A. Fisher and AL len Nick Heitman were married Sunday, May 25, by Father G. R King. Witnesses were Lars PARamaroff and August Heit- man.
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Fire Alarms

Turn in fire alarms at the dep- uty U s Marshaps ofice-locat- ed in residence between the Ko- diak hotel and Kodiak Variety store
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Julia Pond

Vhe above named person may call at CHRISTY'S Bakery to- day and receive the Weekend Special FREE. (adv)
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BUZZ, Buzz

It won't be long now befO you can Buzz 99 and get some that good-eatin' food that's 6 ing now, faster than rumors, over town, red hot to yo table
 Weekends Bar-Be Q al Sweet & Sour added to u menu. Try them. Yum Yu Eats (adv )
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REsERvOIRS

Ia order to have an adequate supply of water, municipalities provide reservoirs so that the citizens may draw upon the stored supply for present and future use
 The oil companies provide large storage tanks to insure an ever ready supply for their GUS toners
 Likewise a bank becomes reservoir of cash and edit for the needs of it's customers to draw upon when necessary.
 A well main tained bank account is most convenlent method of caring for your cash
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Color movies of beautiful Fl waii will be shown at the Cen CT tomorrow evening. The filr were taken by Larry Hazlett NOE
 The program will start at 95 leaving ample time for atten ance at church or theatres. A mission is free to the pubic.
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Q COCKTAILS o DANCING

Members may obtain cards at the Club beginning Sunday
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will be a year of switching.
for various reasons. One OF
these will be an attempt to
get out of stocks of companies
which have most of their as
sets in big "vulnerable-ln-case-
of-war" cities into companies
whose assets are we'll distribute
ed and safe from attack.
"a. The Administration will
try to keep the Dow-Jones In
dustrial Averages between an
upper ceiling of around l85
and a floor of around 165.
Commodity spectators will be
curbed.
IS. The wisest will not try
to pick any special winners"
in 1913; but will diversity
broadly and those who have
too many stocks will gradually
build up good reserves, in
cash or Governments, for the
big break which will come
someday.
Sc. Careful buyers of stocks
will insist on making full pay
ment and avoid borrowing
during 1913.
Bonds
81. We are definitely bear
ish on low-coupon rate, long,
term bonds. Many of these
will sell at even lower prices
in 1913 than in 1947. Money
rates will gradually increase.
38. If Congress gives good
reduction in Federal taxes to
investors in high brackets,
1913 will see a further falling
off in the prices of most NUM-
cipals and other tax-exempt
bonds. AS indicated above,
however, we do not expect
such a desired tax reduction.
80. In view of the large de-
cline in many preferred stocks
during 1947, this rate of de-
cline should begin to level off
during 1913.
40. Investors will give much
more attention to diversified
ton in 1913 and not become
too heavily interested in rail-
road securities, telephone is
sues and other public utilities,
many of which are now SELL
ing too high.
Real Estate
Al. City real estate will con-
tinue to hold firm through
1913, due to less available
space caused by pulling down
structures to save taxes, to
provide parking spaces, etc.
There also is disinclination
Continued on Page 10Y
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Nhe TheOCrat

both 1913 Presidential candi-
dates to promise further SUBJ
sides.
The above four Farm Fore
casts assume normal weather
which we do not attempt to
predict.
Lower Taxes
13. The Federal debt will
be decreased during 1913.
IA. No personal taxes will
be increased during 1913 and
there will be some reductions,
- perhaps $50 to 1919 in the
upper brackets and the entire
elimination of those in the low
est bracket.
Is. We forecast that the
new tax bill will enable a man
to share his income tax equal
ly with his wife without shar-
ing his income or property.
16. The 259o tax limit on
long-term gains will remain
unchanged.
Retail Sales
II. Goods on counters will
be of better grade in 1913,
even if retail prices hold up.
10. There will be many
''markdown sales of goods of
inferior quality and curbs
on installment buying may re-
turn.
10. The dollar value of all
retail sales in 1913 should at
least equal 1947.
20. The unit value of retail
sales will be less in 1913 than
in 1947; there will be fewer
customer purchases in most
stores, although each custom
err may visit more stores to
"shop around".
Foreign Trade
Fl. Our foreign trade will
be less in 1913 than in 1947.
We shall help Europe; but it
will be on a more economical
and efficient scale.
20. More foreign loans will
be made during 1913; but
many of these will be direct
to business concerns rather
than to political governments.
%. There will be consider
able competition from other
countries in legitimate foreign
trade where the credit is good.
Other countries will not COM
pete with us in our "chari-
ties; but they certainly will
compete for all profitable
business.
"a. Throughout 1913 war
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talk and uprisings will con-
tinue; but no World War Ill
will start in 1913. WAR PRE-
PARTITIONS WILL ACCEL-
ERATE.
Labor Outlook
rs. 1913 will see an aver
age hourly wage rise of $50
to 10. Lower income taxes
should increase buying pow
err, but this will be about Off
set by further rises in the cost
of living.
26. There need be no more
unemployment in 1913 than in
1947; but Unemployment In
surance" will be taken advan-
tage of by too many unprlncl-
pied people.
27. Wageworkers will grad
ually see that the Taft-Hartley
Bill puts a checkrein only on
their labor leaders, but not on
Union membership. Hence, the
bitter hatred against this Bill
will gradually subside. The
Bill is merely an "SEC" for la
Dor leaders who need it today
as much as investment bank
ers needed the SEC which was
started ten wears ago.
20. Any labor legislation
during 1913 will be to amend
the Taft-Hartley Bill and to
raise minimum wages.
Initiation
20. The Initiation Era which
we have forecast for several
years will remain at this stage
until November 2, 1913. There
will be no reckless printing of
currency or government bor-
rowing in 1913.
80. 1913 will see a public
reaction against Feather bed
ding, "workless'' jobs, and
union rules which result in
slow-ups. More labor-saving
machinery will be installed.
The public is gradually realiz-
ing that initiation can be beat
en- only by increased produc-
ton.
81. Sometime during 1913
production in many lines will
have caught up with consump-
ton which will prevent further
price increases in such lines.
80. There will be many in
flation and price Investigations
during 1913. Both the Demo-
Gratis and Republicans will try
to lay the blame for high pric-
es on the other party.
Stock Market
33. We believe that 1913
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BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL
OUTLOOK FOR 1913
By Roger w. Babson
CONTINUED from Page II

1. 1913 will be, more or
less, of a duplicate of 1947.
Certainly there will be no ode
preston" as so many pessi-
mists are talking about, but
fundamental conditions will
become increasingly less favor
able. Watch out after Novem-
Der 2, 1913.
General Business
2. The above paragraph
applies mostly to gross bust
ness. Certain industries will
show smaller net profits. This
means that, in some cases, divi-
dends may be less in 1913. Re-
member some things may be
allocated or rationed again in
1913.
3. The reconversion from
war to peace has been entire
ly completed; war SURPRISES
are pretty we'll disposed of;
and 1913 will even show re-
sumption of military purchas-
eS.
4. Inventories, quoted both
at their price values and their
volumes, will increase during
1913. Both raw material piles
and manufactured goods will
be in greater supply during
1913.
Commodity Prices
5. Notwithstanding tn e
above paragraph, some alloca-
tons or priorities may be rein
stated in 1913. The public is
sick of high prices and will
make demands for some price
controls in the case of certain
products in short supply.
6. The retail price of some
goods, other than food pro-
ducts, will be higher during
1913 as the final turn has not
yet been reached for all types
of goods.
Z. We expect to see the
peak in wholesale commodity
prices sometime during 1913.
We, therefore, advise going
easy on inventories, especially
on borrowed money.
8. Retail price changes will
lag after wholesale price
changes. This explains why we
expect retail prices on good
quality merchandise to hold up
for awhile after wholesale
prices begin to decline. BUT
1913 WILL BE A YEAR OF
WAR PREPARATIONS.
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talk and uprisings will con-
tinue; but no World War Ill
will start in 1913. WAR PRE-
PARTITIONS WILL ACCEL-
ERATE.
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Farm Outlook

9. The total farm income
for 1913 should approximate
ly equal that of 1947; but we
forecast lower prices for
wheat, corn, and certain other
products. Farmers should GER
tainly diversity more in 1913,
get out of debt, put money into
improvements, and prepare for
real trouble someday.
10. The supply Of certain
vegetables, fruits, and fish pro-
ducts should increase during
1948 and the price of these
should fall off barring some
weather, insect, or blight
catastrophes.
II. Meat will be in shorter
supply in 1913 than in 1947.
Should the current propagan-
Ola to "eat less and have a bet
ter figure" gain popularity,
upward pressure on meat pric-
es would be greatly reduced.
II. Farmers will try to get
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(Nadalj jevanje)

NcpIdV u lulc1 Sclc CcA SllI1uc-
set let, je bill videti mnogo sta
rejsi. Njegov obraz je ze davno
izgubil tiste poteze, XII sta mu
jih v mladosti vtisnila jamniska
zemlja in memo sonce, namesto
njih pa so bile ma MEM zarisa-
ne brazde, XII so nastale cd og-
MIA in zeleznega pepela. Oei je
incl globoke in izgorele, ma
zlic temu pa domace in skoraj
topic. Lopataste in osmojene ro-
ke je incl nenaravno dodge, zato
pa so bile njegove rame mnogo
ozje in nizje kakor veasih. Ko-
ikor je bilo njegovih rok pre-
vec, toliko je manjkalo ram. &C.
prav je bill bolj suhljat kakor
rejen, je incl vendar prevelik,
nekako ohlapen trebuh, kate
remu Sc je poznalo, da ga hrani
S koruzo, kavo in juhami. Taxi
so bill vecinoma vsi kovaci, XII
so zdaj " osmih ura h storili
prav toliko kakor pred lett
v dvanajstih in Sc vec urah.
Ahacu Sc je poznalo, da je
razburjen. Razpolozenje, XII je
vrelo okrog MEGA, ga je zme-
dlo. Kaka razlika med nekdaj
in sedaj! Nj bio prvic, da je
skusal v svojem rojstnem kra-
ju spregovoriti besedo kot fu-
zinar. Ali doslej je vedno videl
okrog sebe lie mracne ali cello
sovraznc obraze svojih rojakov,
XII so ga motili z medklici: "Kaj
nam bos ii pridigal? Tvoje ziv-
ljenje je drugacno kakor nase.
Ne vtikaj Sc v nase stvari, jih
bono re sami uredili !" Da-
mes pa je po prostorih zavlada-
la globoka tisina, brz ko. sc je
dvignil, in povsod je videl lie ma
pete, pricakovanja polne obra-
re. Ia sprememba ga je tako
presunila, da sc je moral neko-
like odkasljati, preden je zacel
govoriti. Ali je res tako, kakor
vidi? Da, preteklo Je vec kakor
petnajst let, odkar je stopil IL
kroga svojih rojakov ter stopil
v krog drugega zivljenja, in ia
cas- sc .je tudi Jamnica spreme-
Mia ).
"Jamnicani, maj pa bo! Hotel
ste slisati, kaj mislimo mi de-
lavci o tel zadevi, zadevi vase
obcine. Gull ste govornika, XII
vam je jasno povedal, IL kaks.
nih namenov vas hocejo pridru-
ziti Dobrijam. Potrebujejo vas
"a to, da bi nadvladali mas, Xxi
jih nocemo ubogati. Mi pa pra-
Vino: Maj ina Jamnica svojo
lastno obcino, kakrsno je ime.
la dosihmal. Dobrijam jamniska
obcina nj potrebna, mi Sc vas
ne bojimo, a tudi nocemo, da b
vam zaradi mas jemali vase sta
re pravice :"
Ahac nj mogel dale, ker j
soho napolnil pritrjujoc viha1
navdusenja. Zborovalci so ropo
tall in vpili:
'Tako je! Ali slisite, delavc
so z nami? Zivio, Ahac!"
Poslanec je postal zelen o(
jeze. z zupnikom Virejem, ka
teremu je tudi zacelo biti nepri
jetno, sta 81 posepetala neka
besedi, potem pa Sc je poslane
obrnil k predsedniku Dvornik1
in mu rekel:
"Vzemite mu vendar besedc
sal govori kot kak prekucuh.
Dvornik Sc je vgriznil v ust
nico, potem pa je zacingljal p
steklenici.
"Mir, Ahac ina besedo :.
Ahac je nadaljeval:
"Govorijo vam 0 visjih kor
stih. Kaksne so te visje kor
sti? Ne lie, da vam hocejo we
ob6ino, hocejo nam vzeti obcir
sploh, nIhovo dosedanjo sam'
stojnost, njihovo neodvisnost
upravi. Pc novi postavi ne boo
vec ob6ine nastavljale tajniko
temvec jih bo nastavljala Wis
clio H,,ooo; - ~lH;oe1>: ~I12
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|HITLEnJEVA SLIKA
|PoNovNo MA ZNAMKAH!

PARIz, 80. aprila Adolf Hit
ler Sc je zopet pojavil ma znam-
kah! Francoske okupaeijske OBJ
'lasti, XII Sc trudijo, da bi dale
vecjo spodbudo nemskim delav-
'cem v Saaru, so izdale posebno
.serijo postnih znamk. v eni se-
IriI pa Sc je vesce skrita pojavi-
la slika Adolfa Hitlerja. Ko Sc
znamko gleda proti soncu, Sc ma
Mi jasno loci obraz naeisticne-
ga diktatorja. Tudi ma neki dru-
81 seriji znamk Sc je nahajal
istotako skirt portret ''firerja." :"
Znamke je izdelal neki nem-
Ski litograf. Mega so francoske
oblasti vrgle v zapor, znamke pa
seveda unicile.
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ZAKON "a ZUNANJO
POMOC PRED SPREMEMBO?

WASHINGTON, 1. maja -
Vplivni senatorji prerokujejo,
da DO senat zamenjal sedanjo
predlogo "a zunanjo relifno po-
moe z bolj liberalnim zakon-
skim nacrtom.
Vkongresu je bila relifna vso-
ia znizana cd $35O,OOO,OOO ma
5000, 100000 in istotako so bile
sprejete restrikcije v zvezi z dr.
zavami, XII Sc nahajajo pod $50
vjetskim vplivom."
Predsednik senatnega odbora
"a zunanje odnosaje Arthur
Vandenberg je baje "a spremem-
DO zakona, XII ga je odbor odo-
bril- pretekli torek.
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UCITELJI NAPOVEDALI
STAVKO " DERTOITU

EAST DETROIT, Mich, 1.
maja - Uciteljska federacija
ADF "a East Detroit je danes
izjavila, da bodo priceli njeni
clani stavkati v ponedeljek.
Predsednica federacije Kath-
eryn Rothenberger je izjavila,
da DO stavka III uciteljev zapr-
la Sole, katere poseca $500
ucencev. Obtozila je solski odbor,
da nj cd pogajanj, XII so Sc price
la vrsiti re preteklega oktobra,
dal nobenih ponudb "a zvisanje
uciteljskih plac.
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ANGLESKI LABORITI
NAPADLI TRUMANA

LONDON, 1. maja. - Pet
najst parlamentarnih laboritov,
med mimi stirje privatni tajni-
XII kabinetnih ministrov, so po-
zvali delavsko vlado, da zavrze
predloge predsednika Trumana
"a kolektivno varnost proti ko-
munizmu, ker ustvarjajo v Ev-
ropi dive nasprotne' sferi in vo.
dijo v tretjo svetovno vojno.
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PREDLOGA PROTI STAV-
KAN DRZAVNIH UPO-
SLENCEV

COLUMBUS, o., 80. aprila. -
Pravosodni odsek drzavne po-
slanske zbornice je danes ma
vzlic prisotnosti 1000 zastop-
nikov organiziranega delavstva
sprejel Fergusonov zakonski ma.
crt, po katerem bi bile stavke
drzavnih, okrajnih ali obcinskih
usluzbencev zakonito prepove'
dane.
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kratl<e vesti
POLJSKA KATOLIsKA GER
KEW BO MORALA PLA-
CATI DAVKE

Poljska nacionalna katoliska
cerkev, XII je zahtevala -daveno
izjemo "a svojo lastnino ma 1850
Broadway, DO morala plaeati
davke, ker zupnik uporablja
drugo nadstropje "a privatno
stanovanje.
Prosnja poljske katoliske GER
kve je zavrzena, ker nj zakonske
podlage, da hi Sc j ugodilo. Da-
vek ma posestva, XII ne sluzijo
"izkljucno cerkvenim ciljem," bo
potemtakem moral biti placan.
Davek znasa $500 ma leto.
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tAGENCIJA ZNIzALA
GENE AVTOMOBILOM

FREMONT, o., 30. aprila. -
Lokalna agencija "a Kaiser In
Frazier automobile je danes ma
manila 1O-procentno redukcijo
cen. To je storila kot odziv ma
kampanjo "a BOZ proti draginji,
katero so zaceli trgovski krogi
v mestu Newburyport, Mass.
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,ZVEDELA JE, KAN JE
'SKRILA DENAR

CHICAGO. 80. aprila-Precej
dolgo casa je Mrs. Anna Kilman
|raznlisljala, kaIn je skrila $438
.papirnatih bankovcev.
Danes je zvedela. Mrs. Liel-
man je namrec pekla "pie." Ko
je bill "pie" pecen, ga je izvlekla
IL peel S ''pieom' pa tudi-do-
bro prepecene bankovce.
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EHRENBURG SVARI
ZEDINaENE DRzAVE

MOSKVA, 1. maja-Sovjetski
Gasnikar lila Ehrenburg je da.
mes rekel, da Sc je fasizem pre-
SELL v Zedinjene drzave. Opozo-
ril :je Amerikance, da bodo dozi.
veil isto usodo kot jo je dozivela
nacisticna Nemcija, &c bodo sle-
dill proti sovjetskim voditeljem
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niki bodo le hlapci. Taksna j

resnica. Til tega ne moramo
braniti vsi skupaj. Veasih Sc nj
smo razumeli in 81 nismo Eau
pail. III CAST so hvala bogu men
da "a nami. Kaj bi tudi. Mi nj
smo in ne moreno biti vasi So
vrazniki. Ali nismo vsi IL iste
krvi, ali nismo vsi delavci prisli
il kmeckega stanu? &c ne
il prvega kolena, pa il drugega,
IL tretjega. Tudi meme je rodila
kmecka matt ). LIE kruh 81 slu-
limo vsak po svoje, ali vedno le
krlh, in to mas veze. Zato pra-
vim: nase obcine maj pustijo v
miru, maj rajsi razpisejo obcin-
ske volitve ."
Ahac je koncal in viharno
odobravanje je streslo Lukace-
vo hiso. Trajalo je nekaj minut,
preden je bilo spet mogoce slis-
sati, svojo besedo. Poslanec je
vstal in jezno rekel predsedni-
ku:
''Tu zane nj mesta, to je re-
volucionaren shod!"
Dvorniku, XII mu je potek
shoda ugajal in 81 je mislil, da
je cisto prav, ako poslanec cuje
pravi jamniski glas, ga je sku-
sal pomiriti:
"Pocakajte, sal innate zdaj vi
besedo."
Preden pa Sc je govornik
utegnil spet zbrati, so ljudje "a
cell trumoma odhajati. Predsed-
mix jih je zaman klical nazaj,
a ko je videl, kako je, je zakli-
cal:
"Skleniti moramo resolucijo!'
To je ljudstvo spet nekoliko
zadrzalo. Dvornik je prebral ze
napisano resolucijo, katero je
jamnisko ljudstvo protestiralo
proti razpustu svoje obcine in
njeni pripojitvi Dobrijam. Be-
sedilo je bilo dokaj ostro, zato
seveda nj bilo nobenega zboro-
valca, XII ne bi bill vpil:
"Tako je, kar posljite jo, ka-
NOR treba!"
L. ozadja pa so nekateri celc
vpili:
"Zdaj branimo naso obcine
Sc papirjem, toda gorje, ka
dar jo bono branili pestmi.'
Odpor Jamnicanov, da bi S
ohranili lastno obcino, pa je bi
seveda zaman. Kmalu nato j
prisel ma obcino koncni odlok, s
katerim je bilo delovanje jam
niske obcine ustavljeno. Komi
sar okrajnega glavarstva je pri
Sci in pobral vse knjige in ar
hive ter jih odnesel v Dobrije
(Ddlje prih0dmjiG)
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bila nanozica dobro disciplinira-
ma In mirna.
Zbrana mnozica je med nlaha-
MEM 2 rdecimi zastavami pela
"Internacionalo." Ma govorniski
tribuni so bile zastopane skoro
vse japonske delavske organi-
zacije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-02

! in Bethlehem Steel co. "a sklep
kontraktov "a dobo dveh let, po.
katerih 10 14O, 600 delavcev do
bilo 15c vec place ma uro.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-02
NASIP ZOPET DOBIL
HOOVERJEVO NIE

WASHINGTON, 80. aprila. -
Predsednik Truman je danes
podpisal predlogo, s katero bo
veliki jez Boulder zopet znan
pod imepom Hoover DAM
(Ime Boulder Dam" je bilo for
malno uvedeno "a CASA Roose-
veltove administracije.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-02
MRS. ROOSEVELT DOBILA
AVTNO DOVOLJENJE

HYDE PARK, N. Y, 1. ma
ia. - Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt,
kateri je pred tremi meseci bilo
odvzeto dovoljenje "a voznje
avta, ker je bila vpletena v ne
ko prometno nesreco, DO spet
dobila vozno dovoljenje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-02

REPUBLIC STEEL GO.
DALA l5c POVIsKA
NEW YORK, 80. aprila. -
C1O unija jeklarskih delavcev je
danes naznanila, da je dosegla
sporazum Republic Steel Co.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-02
PRVOMAJSKA PROSLAVA
v JAPONSKI PRESTOLNICI

TOXIC, 1. maja. - Danes je
5000 delavcev proslavilo Prvi
maj kot mednarodni prank de-
la z manifestacijo ma trgu pred
cesarsko palace. V primeri s
proslavo, XII Sc je vrsila lani, je