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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-18

terrified struggles again defeated his
purpose and they again sank. This
time they remained submerged.
The drowning took place near Singac
The young people had started for Sin
gao IN the morning, as has been their
custom on Sundays.
Both Bodies Recovered
- Accompanying the Ziegeles were Otto
Young, seventeen. of 826 South Seven
teenth Street. Newark. and Miss Caro-
line Burkhardt, of 826 South Seven
teenth Street. The drowning took
place near Fairfield, short distance
from the rifle range where many per-
sons were gathered. None appeared to
hear the cries for aid.
An hour after the drowning it was
reported at the Little Falls police sta
tion. Both bodies were recovered last
night.
Cornelius F. Cleary, fourteen years
old, nephew of former Representative
William E. Cleary, of 240 Seventy-third
Street, Brooklyn, drowned in the after
noon while swimming at the foot of
Continued on pane four)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-18
Cadorna's Home Robbed of War
Data: His Enemies Are Blamed

Caporetto disaster, for which thew
really were to blame.
Among them were certain officials
in the War Ministry who aspersed Ca
dorna's character in a vain attempt.
after the retreat of the Italian army To-
Plave. to prevent the public from know
ing their own shortcomings.
The thieves were not content. how
ever, with taking the documents that
would have incriminated them. They
also stole all of General Cadorna's mil
itary decorations, as we'll as those
which had belonged to Cadorna's IA
ther, General Raphael Cadorna. an
Italian hero in the Crimean and Panai
States wars. Among the medals stolen
was the Collare Annunciata. a decora-
ton Cadorna's father had won in the
Italian dependency wars. 1t is much
priced because it entities the wearer 10
call himself cousin of the King. Only
four living persons can wear IL. The
thieves also went so far as to tear into
strips an oil portrait of Cadorna's
father.
General Cadorna was absent from
Florence on vacation at the time of
the theft, but is returning Immediately
to determine the extent Of his loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-18
Wife Protests
Henming Rites
InHer Absence
Barred as Witness Unless
She Signed Denial of
Statements, She Insists:
Invited, Stepson Replies
Officials Confer To-day
Will Decide if Murder of
Broker and Suicide of
Slayer Are Closed Case

Funeral services for Henry G.. Hem
ming, who was murdered near Centre
port, l.. L., Thursday by Frank Eber-
hardt, the caretaker of his wife's estate
! on Duck Island, were held yesterday at
$40 West Eighty-siXth Street, the home
of his son, John G. Hemming.
Mrs. Hemming was not present. She
said that her stepson. young Mr.. Hem
ming, had refused to tell her when the
services were TO be held unless she
made sworn denial Of certain reports
concerning his father which became
current after the murder. Young Mr..
Hemming said that he had sup-
gested that she ought to deny the re-
ports. but asserted that he had told her
the hour and the place of the services.
Sheriff John J: Kelly of Suffolk
County is said still to be of the opin-
ion that the District Attorney should
detain Mrs. Hemming as a material
witness and the question will be
settled at a conference to be held to-
day at which the Sheriff, District At
torney Leroy Young and Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Charles B. Partridge
will be present. Mr.. Partridge, who
has had charge of the investigation
into the killing of Mr.. Hemming and
the suicide of Eberhardt intends to
report to his chief that in his judg-
ment the inquiry is closed.
Widow at Scene of Killing
Mrs. Hemming passed the day at
Duck Island in the house on whose
and killed her husband.
II did everything possible to attend
the funeral" she said. 81 went to New
York Saturday on the noon train for
the purpose Of making arrangements
to be present. In the afternoon | tele-
phoned four times to young Mr. Hem
ming's home and asked what time the
funeral was to take place.
"He said he would not tell me unless
I signed sworn statement saying that
newspaper reports concerning his father
were untrue. told him had not read
the newspapers and therefore would not
and he replied he would not inform
me of the hour. AS there seemed moth
ing else I could do, returned home
to Duck Island late Saturday night
and telegraphed him as follows:
"sYou have no right to bury the body
of a husband without the wife's con-
sent. I have tried hard to learn the
hour of my husbands funeral, but so
far without success
"To-day, between ~ and 1 o'clock,
l received a telegram from Jack Hem
ming saying the funeral would be held
in New York at 1 o'clock. How could
/ possibly get there in time? 1t takes
over an hour and quarter to reach
Manhattan from Northport.
81 was never so upset by anything in
NV life. Pm of the opinion now that
they sent me the notification of the
hour at the last minute to clear their
skirts. l thought then, and still think,
they violated their legal rights. | must
confess / do not understand Jacks at
titude.'
Mr.. Hemming's son disputed the
charge of his stepmother that he had
tried to prevent her from attending the
CONTINUED on page four)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-18
Special Cable to The Tribune


MILAN, Italy, July 17.-The villa in
Florence belonging to General Count
Luigi Cadorna, commander-in-chie of
the Italian armies up to and including
the battle of Caporetto, was broken
into last night and several important
documents bearing on the war were
stolen. The theft appears to have had
political character, because silver.
ornaments, cutlery, rich rugs, furs and
other valuables in the house were left
untouched.
1t is believed that the stolen docu-
ments were some General Cadorna
planned to reveal in the war histories
he is writing. Certain unidentified
political enemies of the former military
hero of Italy, knowing that such revela-
tions would throw very bad light on
them, are thought to have decided to
steal them. Among these enemies are
believed to have been the men who let
Cadorna bear the responsibility for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-18
Eight Is Sunday Death Toll
In Waters around Ne,u York
Man and Sister Drown as He Tries to Rescue Her:
Wife Sees Husband Sink as Brother Goes to
His Aids Nephew of Ex-Representative Victim

Eight persons met death in and about
New York waters yesterday
Lawrence Ziegele, twenty-six years
old, of $50 South Nineteenth Street,
Newark, and his sister Bertha, twenty
two years old, were swimming in the
Passafc when Miss ziegele was seized
with cramps and sank. Lawrence Zierele
was some distance away when he heard
his sisters scream as she sank. He
made his way rapidly to the spot and
dived. Coming to the surface with Miss
Ziegele, he endeavored to quiet her
but was unable to do SO. She struggled
desperately and both sank.
Friends of the couple who were near
by attempted to reach them with oars
from boat in which they had been
rowing on the river, but were unable to
do so. Again Ziegele came to the sur
face, and it was seen that the young
man had his sisters hair wrapped about
one hand. He was making an evident
effort to hold her at arms length. Her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-18
Arms Parlev
o
Success Rests
On Nipponese
France, too, Could Cause
Failure of Conference bv
Insisting Upon Maintain
ing a Heavy Land Force
Tax Burden Big Point
Opinion Is Arguments to
Japan Will Be ON Cost
of Armies and Navies
By Carter Field

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE com
plete success of the limitation of arma.
nent and Far Eastern conference called
by President Harding rests almost ex.
clusively, as the situation is viewed
here to-day, on two nations. These are
Japan and France.
Only one nation, according to almost
the unanimous view here, can by its
stubbornness bring about total fail
ure of the conference. That nation is
Japan. If the other delegates are un-
able to persuade France to enter into
an agreement on land disarmament as
we'll as naval disarmament, the results
of the conference may have to be re-
stricted to limitation of sea power. So
far as limitation of naval armament is
concerned. France already has taken
steps in that direction. She is author
izing no new capital ships whatever,
confning her appropriations to aircraft
and submarines.
No one here is able to give any au-
thoritative forecast on what will be
the action of Japan with regard to the
various Far Eastern questions, the set
tlement of which is an absolute pre-
requisite to anything more than an
armed truce
Issue of the "Open Door"
If Japan should decide to accept the
American viewpoint. on the open door
in China, equal Opportunity to ma
tionals of all countries in mandate ter
ritories, which includes the Marshall
and Caroline Islands taken from Ger
many, as we'll as Yap, and other ques-
greement, then no doubt remains here
that the conference will be great
success from every standpoint. The
question of limitation of armament
will be comparatively simple on that
basis, SO far as the United States, Great
Britain and Japan are concerned.
There have been exchanges between
representatives. of this government and
Great Britain which have left no doubts
here that it will be easy to agree to
the terms of an agreement limiting
armaments.
Incidentally, Japan realizes fully now
that she will find at the conference
that the pressure of the civilized world
will be put on her. She will face q
unanimous demand that she come to
terms and reach an agreement which
will permit the big powers to reduce
the present high taxes forced by mil
itary appropriations.
Meanwhile, however, France, through
fear of a repetition of the German in
vasions of 1870 and 1914, stands against
substantial reduction of land forces.
There is not much disposition to blame
her for this, but there is the keenest
desire that the French people should
Continues on nsxt pase)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-18
Ford Reported Probable
Buyer of Wabash Road
belief Is He Desires Railway
system as an Outlet for
Muscle Shoals Nitrate
Special Dispateh to The Tribuue


Ha,s DETROIT, July l7.-Purchase by
Wuehry Ford of the Toledo and Fort
mayne division of the Wabash Rail
h;no hGna was considered a strong posi-
p.nty IN Toledo, according to dispatches $
received in Detroit.
~ was believed also that the direction
VI Mr: Ford's attention toward This
ssart OF the Wabash lines is merely the
sut'e;runner su'; of an effort to acquire the
entire system. WV
,;i ne decision of the government rela-
M I'VE 70 Mr.. Ford's offer to purchase the
Iale IIauscle Shoals, Ala, nitrate plant and
da. ,Iase lts water power properties will
assermlne Ss whether or not the Wabash
held. '@iae 70 MN, 1t was
x ~ was pointed out that if the govern.
Ssa ieas acts favorably on the Muscle
SS;noais S;1ais offer the Wabash would AFFORD
Tasscs fassc freight shipment from Detroit
aS;sofies to st. Louis and connect thar
po.nr s with the nitrate plant by wav of
sHe tennessee River.
., mr; Ford and his advisers insnected
.h .hs Toledo and Fort Wayne division of
Ssv WABASH road and it was learned
,;sures ,;s were taken on which comnuta-
~ Sn w1il be based as to the entire cost
S;t;ppa placing the road in first-class con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-18
Jealous Suitor Shoots
Rival, Then Kills Self
Widow Who Spurned Him
Also Is Wounded When
He Fires Shotgun
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

HANOVER. Pa. July 17.-Samuel
Bowman, thirty eight years old. decid-
ed last night to fulfil his threat to
kill Mrs. Minnie Resh, twenty-seven. a
widow, who had refused to marry him.
Taking shotgun, Bowman went to the
house where she lived with her parents
and hid behind tree. An automobile
drove up and Mrs. Resh and Emanuel
M. Rohrbaugh, the accepted suitor
alighted. Bowman stepped from be-
hind the tree and at distance of ten
feet fred twice. Rohrbaugh fell
mortally wounded. Mrs. Resh was Sc
verely injured in the face and shoulder.
Bowman went to the yard of his
home, climbed up on ladder under a
tree, tied moose around his neck and
then shot himself with a revolver.
His body was found hanging to the
tree by neighbors who had started a
search for the murderer. Bowman was
an overseas yetran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-18
Disarrningg Issue Splits
Japan; Empire Is Said
To Face Grave Crisis
SeUen Million British
Veterans for Disarn,ing

OTTAWA, July ia pro-
posal that the views of the 7,000,-
900 former soldiers and sailors of
the British Empire on the ques-
tion of universal disarmament be
placed before the proposed Wash
ington conference was made to-
day by the dominion command Of
the Great War Veterans Asso-
ciation.
The suggestion was made that
Field Marshal Earl Haig, presi-
dent of the British Empire Serv-
ice League, should advise the
British representatives to the con-
ference that the former service
men generally favor disarmament,
with provisions for the defense
of the empire in case of emer-
gency. a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-17
Noui proiecte de legi.

D. MINISTRU TITLUESCU
depune pc binroul Senatului, MAJ
multe proecte de legi, intre carl
sporirea fondului Gle exploatare a
Regiei Monopolului Statului; auto
rizarea comunei Bucuresti, ca sd
contracteze un imprumut de 1OO
milioane; pentru ratificarea deere
tului lege relativ la amnestierea
infractoriler din timpul rasboiului
81 un alt proect pentru sporirea
pensiilOr la veteranii carl an facut
rasboiul din 1877 81 1914.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-17

Ca Orice muzica populara, cea
romaneasca este eXclusiv lirica. Ea
cuprinde doua genuri: hora 81 dol
ma. Cea dintai exprima voiosia,
veselia, zglobia, spiritul muscator,
gluma, 81 Sc caracterizeaza. printr' q
fraza muzicala scurta, printr o 81
metric armonica simpla 81 vadita
cu ritm precis 81 bine pronuntat
l(Oina, care eXprima induiosarea 81
.jalea in tOate .variantele lOr. este
0 compozitie maj fleXibila, mai slo-
boda, mai putin cristalizata 81 cu
mai multe variatiuni melodice.
Att doina cat 81 hora pot fl in
tovarasite de cuvinte.
Considera in afara de timbrarea
partlculara, colorata 81 pasionata
pc care 10 dau lautarii tigani, mu-
zica romaneasca e mai mutt melo-
pee, o linie melodica abba ondulata.
menita sd sustie orr sd scoata in
relief valoarea cuvintelor. Asa
sunt colinzile, horelc 81 char cele
mai mllte din cantecele jalnice. ST
tOcmai aci sta deoSebirea funda-
mentala dintre tigani 81 romani, in
privirea felnlui de a intelege 81 a
gnsta muzica. Pc cand tiganul pu-
ne pref pc melodic. pc frumusetea
glasului 81 coloratiunea pasionata
a cantccului, romdnul pretueste va
loarea cuvintului rostit. De aceea
tiganul canta frumos dar schimo-
noseste vorbele 81 intelesul, pc cand
romanul eicc cantcccle cu tot ros-
tut 81 fineta intelesului 81 de-abia
lngana melodia. f cam aceiasi de-
osebireca intre scoala de cantcc
franceza 81 cea italiana.
Pentru roman prcdominatoarc
sunt elementele de 9andirc, pentr,l
tigan sunt ccle scnzorialc 81 pasio-
male.
Daca cercetam productiunile
plastlce ajungem la aceiaSi obser-
waite. Gatelile taranului, podoabe-
lie obiectelor uzuale fie broderie.
sapatura in lemn. ori tesatura-nu
an mimic din cOloritul caches al
gustului oriental, orr din risipa pi-
torescului bulgareSc. ci i'm toate pre-
domnesc cOmbinotH de linii 81 for
nc, intimate intr o armonie de CO.
lori sterse. intr 'un total simplu.
discreet 81 unitar.
FOrmele 81 simetria insa expri-
ma ordine 81 precizime, limitare
81 claritate de oandire. adica III
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-17
La RONAN|A 81 INAP0|

Pc fiecare gi primim renumdrate
scrisOri della fratii Romdni, carl ar
d0ri sd piece in Pdtria vechc d0y
he fried ca nu Sc maj pot reintOar
ce IN 0cedstd tard.
Acei ce d0resc sd piece in Patria
Ueche 81 sd Sc reSntvarcd I'M dcedstd
tdrd; nOtdruI n0stru le vG pregdti
(fdrd de mici o plntd) documentul
GU care Sc DOR putea reint0arce, tre-
buimd ca nv 6 luna sd fie negresit
in Americd.
VINDEM BILETE DE OK,
LATORIE Pc ORICE LIME
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-17

snsire eminamente intelectudld. Ga
ractcristica mintala taranului ro-
man ar fl deci mai intai predomi-
narea inteligentei asupra sentiment
tulnl-poate 81 asupra vointei--a-
poi, in insasi actiyitatea intelectu-
ala, predominarea elementelor care
tarmnresc gandirea 81 0 precizea
"a, care. ingradesc simtirea 81 O di-
ferentlaza, cdrdcteriedud-0 81 inte-
lectualisdnd-o, asupra celor senzo-
rlale; cu@ un cuvint calitatilor
hfer0re asupra celors artistice.
Uzbanda)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-17
Sedinta della 10 1ulie.

Sedinta sc deschide la ora $40
sub presedlntia d-lui st. Meitani.
Pc banca mihistefiala d-nii ri.
tulescu 81 c. Argetoianu.
D. CIR. ALEVRA declara cd nu
sc solidarizeaza cu hotarirea opo.
zitiei rationale de parasi Parla-
mentul.
ID. BEU constata ca d. Alevra M
a ramas singurul opozant in Senat
81 ca dcci, controlul actelor guver.
nului, va mai fl facut 81 de hume.
rosi alesi~ deaf opozitici, ,-cari au
ramas la locul lor.
d. ZAMFIR ARBORE roaga
pc d. ministru al COMMUNICATION,
sA grabeasca achitarea unor sumo
datorite comunei Chisinau, din a
caror restanta, suffer finantele a.
cestui oras.
d. BOLOCAN releva uncle me-
reguli faptuite de unii' perceptori
DIM Basarabia 81 cere masuri de in
dreptare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-17
SED1NTA DE NoAPTE
Sedinta Sc deschide la ora 10.
Pc banca ministeriala, d. Valean
Noui proiecte de legi.

Sc vOteaza prOiectul de lcgc pen
tru eXprOprierea a doua mobile
din Alba-lulia, necesare lucraril0l
pentru incOrOnarea SuvcranilOr.
Sc voteaza prOiectul de lege pen
tru care fondul de aprovizionare
al cailOr ferate cu materiale, Sc
spOreste della II miliOane la $50 mi
lioane.
Sc voteaza proiectul Gle lege prin
care orasnl Bucuresti este autOri-
zat sa contracteze un imprnmut de
100 milioane.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-17
Modificarea legei sanitare.

Senatul ia in discutie proectul
de lege, pentru modificarea unor
articole din lcgea sanitara privi-
tOare la concursul de farmacii.
d. DIR. THEMO in discutie &c.
nerala, crede ca legea este prema-
tura 81 cere suspendarea eli ne eel
putin patru luni.
d. DIR. BABES este dc parere
ca s'ar produce un mare rau, sd
Sc dea dreptul de deschide far
macii fie cu concurs 81 cere anna
narea acestei legi, pana la toamna
ID. MINISTRU c. ARGETO-
IANU spune ca lcgea pc care q
prczinta Senatului, are un carac,
ter provizoriu. D.sa crede ca este
necesar sd Sc voteze legea, fiindca
sunt doua suite de farmacii vacante
ID. MAGURA spune ca va vota
prOectul, dar cOnstata ca ell ar avea
un caracter personal, menit sa pro
tejeze anumite persoane.
Senatnl ia in considerarc procc-
tnl. Sc pune apoi la vot in total
81 este admis.
Sc voteaza un proect de lege
prin care Academiei de Inalte stu
dii comerciale, ii sc da dreptul sa
acorde titlul de doctor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-17
Q CafaCteriStiCa a
Suf|etu|ui rOninoSC

noua 81 neasteptate lar in panza
aceasta impalpabila artistica 81 sub
tia, rasar colorate 81 aurite icpa-
nele 81 minunatcle simboluri orien-
tale care alcatuiesc miezul povesti-
lOr nOaStre.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-17
1mpozitul pc lux.


/ Sc ia in discutie proectul de le-
ge asupra impozitului pc lux 81 pc
cifra de afaceri.
Proectul este luat in considerable
81 Sc trece la discutia pc articole.
La art. 20, d. ministru TITU-
LESCU da cateva lamuriri afr.
mand ca birul acesta MI este pus
pc comerciant, ci pc consumator.
La art. SO d. DINULESCU cere
lamuriri.
D. MINISTRU TITULESCU
raspunde ca taxa de / la suta pc
produsele- agricole, exista 81 acum
Legea de fata nu face decat sd
loveasca pretul de v1nzare fncat
mn este impus producatorul, ci
cumparatorul.
Legea Sc pune apoi la vot in to-
tai 81 Sc admite ell 55 contra 13.
Impozitul progresiv pc
succesiuni.
Sc ia in discutie proectul de lego
asnpra impozitului progresiv pt
succesiuni.
d. LONGHINESCU ia cuvfntu
in discutie generala 81 propune III
amendment, prin care succesiuni
lie pana la 50 mil lei, sd fie scutit,
de orice impozit.
d. MINISTRU TITULESCI
raspunde ca taxa care Sc impune
este att de infima, in cat este d
prisos a mai insista asupra acestu
amendment.
d. LONGHINESCU: Scoatet
sufletul omnlui en- legea asta, dom
mule ministru.
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Parlarr@entul
S E N A 7 UL

I (Basaraben,i dplaudd sg0mot0s
T0ti OposantH SC ridicd IN pici0a
re 81 apar in incintd.
MAJ mute rOci din majOritate
prOfestedsd ca d. ministru de f.
Inon!e M primeste nici un amenda
| ment al mojoritdtoi.i.
D. LONGHINESCU scoate i,
evidenta situatia satenilor din Ba-
sarabia, earl, prin legea de fata
vor fl 81 mai saraciti 81 eli nu vol
putea sd traiasca in liniste.
ID. ministru TITULESCU spune
ca sateanul improprietarit, care
primeste cinci hectare, plateste c
suta de lei pc an. M spuneti d-tre
ca din populatia tarei 80 la suta
sunt sateni?
Amendamentul este pus la vot
cu APPEL nominal 81 este respins.
Celelalte articOlc Sc vOtcaza ca
mici modificari, dupa care legea Sc
pune la vot in total cu bile 81 Sc
admitc cu 62 contra 13.
ID. G. MEITANI da cetire proec-
tului de lege, pentru infiintarea IL
nei scoale superioare de stiinte adj
ministrative care Sc voteaza.
Sc mai voteaza proectul de lege,
prin care cOmuna FOcSani este au-
torizata sa contracteze un impru
NUT de 2 milioane lei.
Senatul admite ridicarea la ran
gul de catedra definitiva. locul dc
conferentiar pentru economic poll
tica Gle la facultatea din Capitala.
Sc admite transmitcrea de pro-
prictate a unui local din calea Vie
torici, care apartinea mimstcrului
de rasboiu, in proprictatea minis
terului de inferno.
Sedinta Sc ridica apoi la ora 6.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-17

Nu cumparati billet de calatorie
pentru a merge in Patria veche 81
pentru rudele ce 2oriti sa aduceti
la America. M trimiteti 81 nici
nu cumparati bani gaia pana nu
aflati preturile noastre, mai ieftine
ca orr unde, 81 va vom dovedi cS
puteti economist multi bani.
Scrieti char astazi 81 yeti primi
toate indrumarile fara de nici O
plata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-17

Pc seama ministerului instruc-
tiunii S'a deschis un credit de
1l,S50.000 lei spentru complecta-
rea ajutorului acordat ScoaleIor
de la lisa pana la froatiera ro-
mana din Transi1vania pc timpul
de la l-.Oetombrie 1920 81 pana In
81 Martice 1921
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-17
incorporates contingentului
1922.

ID. CANTILI da cetire proiectu-
lui de lege, prin care clasa anului
1922. este chemata sub drapel. Pro
iectul Sc vOteaza cu unanimitate.
Sc voteaza proiectul de lege pen
tru plata pensiilor ell 60 la suta a
veteranilor din 1877.
Sc voteaza proiectul de lege 1547
privitor la amnestierea infractori-
lor din timpul razboiului mondial.
Sc voteaza proiectul de lege pen
tru acordarea unei pensii viagcre
de 1000 lei lunar, d-nei Ana Do
brescu, vaduva defunctului Do
brescu, fostul administrator al Ca
sci bisericei 81 secretar general al
ministerului artelor.
Sc voteaza proiectul de lege, pen
tru sporirea fondului de rulement
al r. NJ. S. della "a miliOane, la 4OO
miliOane.
Sc voteaza impamantenirea sub.
locotenentului Sohaschi Artur.
Sc voteaza proiectul de lege, pen.
tru recunoasterea ca persoana mo
rala a soc. "Teatrul cultural IT,.
Scverin, autorizand-o sd primeas
ca ca donate, fabrica de chcres
tea.
Sc retrimite Camerei un project
dc lege, votat de adnnarea depu
tailor, din al carni text MI s'a pu
tut intelege absolut mimic.
Scdinta s'a ridicat apoi la orr
II 80, All la ora 9 sedinta.
All, Senatul va tine trei sedin
te ;una dimineata, alta d. a. 81 alt:
! seara.
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