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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-26

cil on the separating of the two businesses. The mayor agreed that Pichotta had right to have the council render a decision. He also stated that MT. Stuart and the city attorney, MT. Stabler, differ in opinion on this question - MT Stuart was in favor of combining the two and MT Stabler to have a separation but both smen were ir .avor of having Pichotta make out daily time sheets distributing the time worked on various jobs.
 Pichotta stated that the profit of $7OO0 was shown from merchan- dising last year. He stated that he planned to have his books set uI by accountants in Seattle, and in- stead of closing for the fiscal year June 30, he planned to close De- cember 31 of each year. It would be quite expensive setting up new books and would increase the ex- pense in keeping them if operated as two businesses. It was the opin- ion of the council that after the books were set up it would not in- volve great deal of labor in the keeping of them. Pichotta said that MT. Tunley's time would pronably be used entirely working on time slips Pichotta asked how large an amount the city council considered could be charged to cost of re- placement into power operating ex- penses. The mayor said reason able limit could be set. Pichotta asked if there were any questions about the governor. The price of the governor is $3,960 for the water wheel; as yet he had no quotation on the Pelton wheel Charges for an engineer would be $40 per day frcm he time he left San Francisco un- til he got back. No quotation had been received on the installation He estimated that it would be about $2,0O0 It would be shipped within l2 months and would be emi-automatic.
 The mayor asked the council members to consider the matter and talk with the citizens, and render a decision October l8. He also stated that Pichotta had sued the City of Skagway for $1 1,500 for ex- oenses in the case against the city the suit had been denied.
 A letter was read from Felix Toner, engineer of Juneau. to c. J Rogers of the Pacific and Arctic Railway and Navigation Company requesting Rogers to reconsider his objection to the proposed barge ramp installation in Skagway. Rog- CTS objection was that the con- struction of the same would inter- fere with his companys use of the
 oadway and sidewalk which offer the only means of access to the town from their waterfront proper ty. The city clerk was instructed to write to Toner to see if he had had an answer from Rogers.
 It was stated that Eddie Ehrmans had sold his property to Mrs. Mary Pullen Kopanski; the mayor would write the city attorney as to the ,egality of the sale.
 The Council members discussed having the minutes of each meet 'ng mimeographed and mailed to the citizens.
 A bid had been received from the Kellogg Switch Board Company for the installation of dial system sor the city-$25,122.88. The tele- phone board and the council will meet and discuss this matter.
 Chris Rolph has purchased the property located on Fifth Street between Broadway and State Streets from Mir. and Mrs. Frank Schult- CTS Mir and Mrs P r. Calkins
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-26
FROM WRANoELL

Wrangell residents staying at the Baranof Hotel include Bob Saw yer and MT. and Mrs. M. H. Clem- mons
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-26

Chris Rolph has purchased the property located on Fifth Street between Broadway and State Streets from Mir. and Mrs. Frank Schult- CTS. MT. and Mrs. F. L. Calkins
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-26

m SkagWay WedneSday to visit MT and Mrs. Jack Blenkinsop Sgt Talbert is on his way to California in his 4-passenger Stinson Reliant and was accompanied by Norman Gould, the pilot, and Fred Powell of Juneau. Sgt. Talbert plans to tring his wife back to Juneau with him
 Mrs. o. P. Flynn entertained some of her friends at tea Friday after noon to compliment Mrs. Delbert Baker of Petersburg who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Chris Lar son, for some time. Mrs. Baker plans to return to her home Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. L. D. Moore took their son, James Stock, to White horse Friday to enter him as a pa- tient in the Whitehorse hospital. James is suffering severe after effects of an attack of flu.
 Mrs. Jack Lee went to Whitehorse Friday to visit her sister.
 Mrs. c. J. Rogers entertained with two tables o bridge Saturday after noon. Mrs. Arnold .Gutfeld won the prize for the high score; Mrs. Gail Budd the consolation prize.
 MT. and Mrs. Johnny O'Dan.el en- tertained MT. and Mrs. Donald Keeney, and MT. and Mrs. Rich ard Miller and their four children at chili supper Sunday evening. Ace Logan entertained number lof his friends with chicken. sup iper Sunday to celebrate the com- ipletion of his home.
 The Skagway Aerie No. 25, FOE. gave the second of it's series of dances Saturday night. a barn dance. The hall was converted into a barn with bales of hay for seats, saddles and other equipment for decorations. The many people who attended entered into the spirit of the occasion and went dressed ir costumes suitable for the setting A good time was had by all.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-26

Two. million tons Of rail steel was produced during l947 for American railroads.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-26
FROM KETCHIKAN

Here from Ketchikan is H. L. Howard, a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
American postFelen Rusem
We Vidni.

Americky 18lety vojfn byl
srazen ruskym vojakem k re
mi a pax postrelen, kdyz lezel
bezmocne ma zemi.
Jedna rakouska dfvka, do
provazejfcf Americana byla 40
ozbrojenymi ruskymi vojaky
zajata. Obetf sc stall svobod-
mix Jack Grunden z Portland,
Oregon, jenz slouzil u praporu
americke vojenske policie, oce-
kava Sc, re to pTezije, Dude mu
vsak asi museti byti amputova-
no rameno.
Ona Rakusanka, jmenem FL
friede Elias pribehla ma straz-
nici spolecne vojenske policie a
vypravela tam, jak Sc vec uda-
la. DIE toho skupina 3 americ-
kych voj1nG S dfvkami sla ko-
lem Grandhotelu ma Ringstras-
Sc, kde isou ubytovani Rusove.
Tu vysel jeden Rus a Tekl, re
Americana mali $ chodniku j.
ii do stoky, kan patti, stroll pri
tom do Americana a ten strkal
no zpatky a tn omen Rus volal
O pomoc. Vybehl dalsf rusky
vojfn, srazil nejdrive America
ma pazbou k zemi a pax do ne
no strelil.
Kdyz ona Rakusanka Spoda-
vala zpravu, dostavila Sc ruska
patrola v poctu asi 40 muzI a
zatkla onu d1vku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
Postup znarodnovani podnikdi.

Praha (CTK) = Do 3. bfez-
ma byla v Cechach dosazena
narodni sprava do 33 podniku
tiskarenskych, do 214 staveb-
Mich, PSI pill, II zavodd zpra-
cujic1ch dTevo, Al cihelen, Ii
zavod6 plastickych hmot, 70
farmaceutiskych podnik1, IL
mydlaren, 244 vyroben liker6,
3 kovodelnych zavod1, l textil-
niho zavodu, 27 cistfren. Dale
bylo ulozeno okresn1m narod-
MIN vybordm, ably zavedly ma
rodni sprawl pro narodnl pod
Milky We 263 kovoprdmyslovych
zavodech, v Is hutn1ch podni-
cfch, We 43 tovarnach obuvi,
AZ tovarnach kozedelnych, Fl
tovarnach ma usne, We dvou "a
vodech gumarenskych a 236
zavodech textiln1ch.
v nekterych oborech vefeine
d1lezitych Sc znarodn1 i tako-
We podniky, jez mali meme nee
SO zamestnanc1. RozhoduJlcl
je take vyrobnf schopnost "a
vodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
General MacArthur je odhod.
Ian kandidovati.

Armadnf general Macarthur
dial SWIM hlavnfm stanem ozna
miti, re je ochoten kandidovati
ma 1Tad preisdenta, bude-li mu
kandidatura nabldnuta.
General Macarthur Sc nj
kterak nevyjadTil O sve stranic
Ike pr1slusnosti, ma Sc vsak vse-
obecne "a to, re je republika-
mem. NekteT1 JIM demokrate
by byli videli generala MacAr-
thura radi jake protikandidata
prot presidentu Trumanovi.
Ostatni republikanst1 kandida-
tt Vandenberg, Taft, Stassen a
Dewey odepreli sc Ike kandi-
dature generala MacArthura
vyjadriti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
POHKBY.

Dne 8. brezna zemrel
krajan vdovec p. Antonfn Ne
nee, 4519 Pennington Ave,
Curtis Bay, We staff 76 let. Ma
rodil Sc v Ceskoslovensku a byl
truhlafem.
PohTeb konal sc re Cvacho-
va PohT. Domu ma hTbitov Ce-
dar Hill.
- 4. brezna zemrelo pred
casne narozene robatko man.
.zel1 Josefa a Grace Vftek,
1927 Belair Road. Vykrop ko-
nal Sc 5. brezna re Cvachova
|Pohr. Domu ma hrbitov Nejsv.
Vykupitele "a assistance Father
Langman.
- 6. brezna zemrel p. Chas.
Strejcek, manzel p1. Ruth
2127 E. Chase st. We
|starf SO let. Narodil Sc v Bal.
Itimore a byl zamestnan u Bal
Itimore Transit Co.
POhreb kOnal sc We Stfedu
10 bTezna re Cvachova PohT
Domu ma Baltimore Cemetery
7. brezna zemrel p. Geo
A. Voith, manzel p1. Frances
Voith, (roz. Uher), 631 Mel
willie Ave-, We start Sc rokG
Narodil sc Baltimore a vlast
nil obchod v els. 701 N. Ma
deira st.
Pohreb konal sc We ctvrtel
II. brezna re Schim1nkov;
Pohf. Domu do kostela sv. Der
narda a odtud ma hfbito'
Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
Move vedeni Sokola

We stfedu. 8. brezna Sc ko-
nala spolecna schGze predsed-
.nictva COS, obou nacelnictev a
predsednictva vzdelavac1ho
sboru, ma ktere byly akcnim W.
borem pTedneseny zmeny O.
sobnf, provedene We slozenf So
kolskeho vedeni. Vedoucimi
cinovnfky jsou: starosta COS
J. Tubular, namestkove staros-
ty: DIR. FIR. Blaha, gen. J. Elem,
FIR. Svoboda, Bl. Martinkova,
nacelnik E. Penninger, nacelni-
ce M. Provaznfkova. vzdelava-
tel Ant. Krejcf. Dalsfm namest-
KEN starosty Dude SIovak, o
jehoz osobe, stejn6 jake O oso-
bach slovenskych clen1 pred
sednictva rozhodnou Slovaci
sami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
XI. slet Dude zachycen barev-
nym filmem.

Filmovy odbor XI. sletu a v
soucinnosti s csl. statn1m fill
mem pTipravuje celovecerni
barevny film o XI. vsesokol-
skem sletu v Praze. Nebude
to jen pouhe zpravodajske "a
chycenf sletoveho poTadu, ale
film Dude mfti "a ukol pusobiti
mnohem hloub6ji ma divaka a
zanechati v mem mocny DOZEN.
Proto bylo rozhodnuto, re film
Dude z casti filmem hranym a
byli vyzvani jmenem sletoveho
vykonneho vyboru a csl. statnf-
no filmu celnf sokolstf pracov-
nfci a vyznacnl predstavitele
naseho umeleckeho a kulturni-
no zivota, ably vypracovali ma
vrhy ma scenaT a podali navrh
ma celkove pojetf filmu. Jak-
dojde Ike zpracovan1 dos
lvch navrhd a nametI, Dude
vypracovan scenar, pc jehoz
dojde k uskutecneni
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
Atentat ma Rocky Wax bylo
zabraneno.

Kilkis, Recko. - z trate, ma
ktere NELL prave projfzdeti a.
mericky velitel v Recku, gene
raj j. A. Van Fleet a SET Tecke-
no generalnfho stabu general
Dmitrios Jadzis bylo odstrane-
no 100 liber dynamitu. Party
zani tam umistili behem noci
vybusne latky v 6 pytlech a de-
tonator byl umfsten ma bllzku
tax ably vybuch mohl byti W.
volan prave pod vozem, KITE
jel americky general.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
Velmoci konaji porady o
Palestine.

Zastupci Spoj. Statd, Ruska,
Francie a Cfny Sc sesli k pora-
dam o palestinske otazce. Po-
rady mali trvati 1 tyden proza-
tim bylo usneseno pozvati "a
stupce Anglie a tajemnlka Spo
jenych narod1 Liea k poradam.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
Japonsti skolaci jsou bez
ucebnic.

okio. - Japonsku je ia
kovy nedostatek tiskoveho pa
piru, re nebylo mono vydat
skolnf ucebnice. Nasled-
KEN toho ma 100000 zakG O.
becnych skol jeste nema pocet-
nice, sesity ma krasopis a uceb-
nice hubby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
Hlfdka.
KRfzKOVE ZAPASY
v COLISEUM
RETURN BOUT BY
PUBLIC DEMAND

Pffstf 1tery, 16. brezna v
kr1zkovych zapasech poTada-
nych Mr.. Ed Contosem v Coli
scum ma zadost obecenstva ut
kali Sc v hlavnfm zapase tyto
diva zapasnfci:
Super Swedish Angel, $50 ID.
VS.. Dave Levin, 218 Id. (For-
mer Worlds Champion).
Zapas tento urcen jest ma
dobu | porazky, konec 11:3O
p. m.
ZAPAS DVOJIC
Domino Serio. 23O Id. (Bal-
timore's OWN a Marvin Mer-
Ger, 208 ID. z Reading, Pa. VS.
Harry Finkelstein, 225 Id. z
BOstonu a Joe Komaroff, 230
ID. z Ruska.
Vltezi zfskati must 2 vftez-
stv1 re 3 utkanl.
V nasledujfcfch 2 zapasech
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu 80
minut aneb 1 porazky 1cinkujl
Herbie Freeman, 285 lb. (Je-
wish Giant) VS.. Bill Darnell,
225 Id. z Camden, N. j.
George Flynn, 218 lb. z Ka-
lifornie VS.. George Bolas, 800
ID. z Warren, Cd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
Sokolska Hlidka.
Vzpominky ma "Dozvuky"
" Sokolovne.

"Dozvuky" jsou krasnou
vzpominkou. Je to udalost,
kdy nadsenci Sokola sc sejdou
a bavf sc tuto noe v dobrem
pratelstvf a tancem. A tako-
wynn pffpadem byla minula So
bota, 6. brezna a my z Filadel-
fie, kteTf jsme podnikli cestu
do Baltimore, pobavili jsme sc
znamenite. Deviti-clenny or
chestr br. Jana Svitaka = to
byla hudba jake z jineho sve-
ia!
Y sobotu We 3 hod. odpol.
vydali jsme Sc ma cestu v mem
autu. Krone me manzelky,
Frances cestovali s mani ses.
Josefina Tunkl, ses. Helena
Krajicek a br. Zdenek Vrana.
Nase dcera Erma meskala v
Baltimore jiz zacatkem tydne.
Br. George Novak prijel v So
botu do Baltimore vlakem.
Cestou Stavili jsme Sc v HO-
telu Belcamp a pc vyborne We
ceri pokracovali v nasem "a
ljezdu. Do Baltimorske Soko-
lowry prijeli jsme v 7:15 vecer
kde mas priv1tali bTi. V. Primus
a Ed stetka.
K Okrskove schnzi dostavili
Sc zastupci z Belcamp, Curtis
Bay a Washingtonu a br. Josef
Pokorny zahajil zasedani v
$3.50 vecer. R1zne navrhy q
resoluce byly prijaty. Pro ne
dostatek zastupc1 byla volbs
lcinovnfk1 Okrksu odlozena dc
pristi schGze, ktera Sc Dude ko.
natl v nedeli, IL. dubna 2:3C
P. M. We Filadelfii.
Pc sch1zi odebrali jsme Sc
do salu, kde byla zabava v pl
mem proudu. Ponevadz j
"prestupny rok" Qeap year,
bylo potesenim, kdyz mladt
danny 81 vyzadovaly tanecek
Ackoliv jsem nebyl ma TANGO
vanf zrovna nalozen, pTiznan
sc, re jsem mnoho tancI nevy
nechal, ale znamenite jsem 81
bavil - dix pTftomnym sestTii
kan. P1lnocn1 vecere byla w
tecna, tax jsem 81 znamenitf
pochutnal. Zabava sc skonci
la We 4 rano. Ponevadz pocas
k jlzde domu bylo mizerne
nebezpecne, znama "Jiznf pc
hostinnost" b~altimorskych so
kolI byla s povd6kem pTijata
Sredcny dix br. a ses. w. Ko
lomaznikovym re Sc O mas 5 I
sebe ubytovali a "a vybornol
snfdan1. To same plat1 o br. E
Klimentovi a rodine br. DR.
Charles Marek, kterf 81 wal
ma starost br. z. Vranu. While
dem ma spatne pocasf nemohl
jsme Sc zdrzeti ma Masaryko
WI oslavu.
Zpatecnf costa byla pomal;
nasledkem mokrych SLIME. N;
ceste videli jsme pTevracen1
automobil v doliku a take ohei
" $50 P. M. dorazili jsme do
mu - unavenf Size - ale
dust usp0kojeni a budeme rad
ma tuto zaj1zdku vzpominati
rozmlouvati O nj.
Ma Zdar!
Even Prostrednlk
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
Obchody zlatem v Parizi.

Bylo zjisteno, re nektefi j.
hoamerictf diplomatic V PaTfzi
pouzfvali immunity sve diploma
tickle posty k tomu, ably legal
ne dovazeli do PaTfze zlato,
ktere pax tam prodavali s vel
risky ma cernem trhu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
Americka ujistsni Italii.

Americka vlada dala Wade
De Gasperiho ~ujistenf, re Anne
rika je pTipravena dodati TIA
lGm zbrane pro ten pripad, re
by komuniste volbu prohrali a
chteli by napraviti nepriznivy
vysledek ozbrojenym povsta-
MIN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
ma byti pestovano meme
drHbeze.

DIE zpravy 1Tadu zemedel-
stv1 Dude letos pestovano meme
drubeze nez v roce minulem a
Dude v dGsledku toho take me-
ne vajec. Nedostatek vsak ne
hroz1 vzhledem k velkemu
mnozstv1 uskladnene drnbeze
a vajec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
ctyrcatGm Zavadovym Sc
vede dobre.

Latrobe, Pa. - Ctyrcata man
zelG Zavadovych jsou nynf ma
svete jiz tretf tyden, pfibyvajf
denne ma vaze a vede Sc Jim
dobre. 3 z Mich jsou Size jeste
v uncle lfhni, avsak lekari 81 S
mimi jiz nedelajf zadne stare
sti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
PFedbezne ornament zabav.

V ned6li, FL. bTezna We
refine Cvicenf Sok Jed. "Blesk"
a BALTIC. Jednoty Sokolic.
" sobotu, 27. brezna eva
ifckovy Tanec" poTadajf BALTIC.
Sokolice V Sokolovne.
Program pro tanecnf zabavy
20. bTezna 1913 - Josefovska.
1. kvetna 1913 - Majova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-03-12
Amerika posila 100 vaIecnych
tankI do Turecka.

Jake cast pomocneho pro-
gramu Ameriky Turecku posi-
Ia nase vlada z pTistavu Brook
Ign 100 lehkych tankI.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
ChingMeets CWAH Heads I odoy
InNewLdbor Peace Drive
Seeks Cooperation
Of Unions, Employers
In Ending Strikes

The Governments No. / labor
peacemaker set out today on q CAM
paign to convince unions that
strikes are futile and employers that
they should try to get along with
unions.
As a starter, Director Cyrus 8.
Ching Of the Federal Mediation and
Cancellation Service arranged to
meet with leaders Of the Commu-
nications Workers Of America, an
independent union mapping wage
demands on the telephone industry.
Beyond that, Mr.. Ching told a re-
porter, he has q series of dates with
labor and management people-in
advance Of the 1s48 wage drive-for
this purpose:
II want to convince the unions
on the futility Of strikes to gain
their objectives. These problems
all have to be settled eventually
anyway and there is no reason for
a strike until every available altern-
ative Is exhausted.
II want to sell employers, too. on
the idea that 1t is to their best
interest to get along with unions.
After all, out national policy calls
for collective bargaining-it's the
law. That doesn't mean simply
recognizing q union of1cially and
then fighting it from then on. It
means q FRANK and friendly talking
Evening star., 1948-01-19
Two District Churches
Mark Anniversaries

Two Washington churches yes
terday observed their 115th and
18th anniversaries, respectively.
At Concordia Evangelical and Re-
formed Church, Twentieth and G
streets NV, the Rev. Charles End
ers spoke on the congregations lis
years of activities in the District.
He said the church sanctuary reno
walton, originally scheduled to be
part Of the anniversary observance,
will start Immediately after Easter.
DR.. Enders has been pastor since
1924.
DR.. Franklin Clark Fry of New
York. president of the United Lu-
theran Church in America, told the
Luther Place Memorial Church con-
gregation at its 18th anniversary
observance that Martin Luther's
outstanding traits were "his utter
reliance on God, his zest for wor-
ship and his irrepressible testi-
mony."
Dr.. Fry was present at the invi-
tation of the Luther Statue Associe-
ton, which was observing it's 65th
anniversary The association was
organized in 1883 to erect and take
care of the Luther Statue, which
stands before the church at Thomas
Circle.
Or. L. Ralph Tabor, pastor of the
church, conducted the services. He
also announced that DR.. s. c
Michelfelder, executive director oi
the Luthern World Federation, viii
speak at the church at 5 pm. or
February ].
Evening star., 1948-01-19
Foreign Aid
Continued From First Page.)

three years, with ample soil con-
servation.
"B. In return for this rollback,
sterilization Of wages.
&C. Restoration of the excess
profits tax by so per cent of the
cut from war levels, with wartime
amortization for new plants.
%. Continued rent controls, with
provision only for clearly justifable
increases.
"E. Postpone tax reduction for
two years, after which a five-year
orderly reduction Of personal and
corporate taxes combined with the
systematic, substantial lowering of
the national debt which is a terrible
threat to our security.
"F. Put off all less essential works,
including Federal, State and munic-
ipal projects, giving priority to in
creasing production, housing, schools
hospitals and other more essential
needs.
&C. Set up a capital issues COM
mittee, with advisory powers, un-
der the Secretary Of Treasury, to
review all capital issues, public and
private, with a view to deferring
less essential projects. The. Gov
ernors of each State should appoint
committees to pass on all proposed
projects at the local level before
going to the Federal committee.
n. Congress to set up digging
committee to scrutinize all Federal
works and expenditures to deter
mine which are postponable; also
where Government spending can
be cut and whether it is being done
most economically. "Cut costs for
greater, efficiency" is sound busi-
ness maxim. It applies to Govern
ment as well.
"I. More production-so impor-
tant that I repeat it.
g. Settle realistically all prewar
and wartime inter government
debts. For example, Britain and
her creditors must decide what Is
to be done with the $4,000, ,000, ,00O
lof frozen pound sterling accumu-
lated during the war.
10. The British and others to
t-:,etain their empire preferences for
;;..lree years.
I'll. A general staff for peace to
ievelop an overall, global strategy
lcr Americas peacemaking."
Sound Organizing Required.
Mr.. Baruch told the committee
These measures, put into effect
promptly, can boost production suf-
1ciently to cover the whole Mar
;hall Plan and still break the pres
,nt inf1ationary cycle almost i'm
nediately, cancel part Of the ma
.ional debt, while laying the ground
york for orderly tax reduction ir
| The future"
He expressed the opinion that taai,
Evening star., 1948-01-19
Agriculture Workers Union
Backs Wallace Campaign
BY the Associated Press

SUFFOLK, Va, Jan. 19.-Henry
A. Wallace won support for his
third-party presidential candidacy
from a labor union here yesterday.
The South Atlantic Regional
Council of the Food, Tobacco, Agri-
cultural and Allied Workers Union
of America, CIo, representing 10000
workers in Virginia, North Carolina
and South Carolina-adopted . res
olution indorsing him.
1.-THE time has come for the
American people to rise up and sweer
aside the men who would force
us into another war and into an
other era of suffering" the resolu-
ton stated.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 10 yP).-The
presidential candidacy of Henry A
Wallace was indorsed yesterday al
a meeting of the Baltimore unit fe
the American Slav Congress,
newly-organized group Of organiza.
tions whose members are Of Lithu'
anian, Czechos1avkian, Yugoslavian
Russian or Ukrainian descent.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
Job Printers Stoy at Work
After Plea by O'Dwyer

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 (R.-Members
of the AFL New York typographical
Union have voted to approve Mayor
ODwyer's request that they remain
at work pending negotiations for
new agreement to cover 1000
printers in book, magazine and job
printing shops in New York City.
Laurence H. Victory, president of
the union, said following yesterdays
vote by 1900 members that the
union-Local six of the Interna-
tional Typographical Union - also
approved demands to be presented
to New York newspaper publishers
February l..
The unions contract with the
Printers League Section of the
New York Employing Printers AS
ISOLATION expired last December 81
and the Mayor ordered the cityS
labor relations division to intervene.
Evening star., 1948-01-19

out Of q problem until q solution Is
reached"
Mr.. Ching added: " may be q
voice crying in the wilderness but
I'm going to continue my yowling."
On February 2, Mr.. Ching is to
take his labor peace message to q
meeting Of union and industrial
leaders sponsored by the United
States Chamber Of Commerce at
Atlanta-first of a half dozen meet
ings the Chamber has arranged over
the Nation.
Evening star., 1948-01-19

they. base their opinion that the
morale and efficiency Of the Depart
ment have suffered in Chief
Murphy's regime.
The charges against Chief Murphy
grew out Of statement made last
June before a congressional COM
mlttee by Capt. Conroy that the
chief had contributed nothing but
decentralization" to his department.
The Commissioners have said that
If complaints against Chief Murphy
are not proved, Capt. Conroy may
have to face charges.