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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-04
KATKA ZUPANCIC:
Nv Il Il II

ljevskega rodu
z Izraelci, ma primer, XII SO
Stirideset let pc puscavi tavaje
hirali in umirali, smo cuvstvo-
vail in Sc z mimi vred silno We
selili, ko so naposled zagledali
obljubljeno dezelo. Toda, to so
bill "a mas Izraelci, ne Judi !.
Zdaj je Veliki teden in pc GER
kvah imajo passion. Jude
so kricali: Krizaj ga! Krizai
gal" To Sc razglasa in ponavlja
pc cerkvah in to Sc razglasa in
ponavlja pc krscanskih solah...
Ma ia nacin Sc re ma tisoc let pc
vsem Sirnem krscanskem svetu
= namenoma ali nenamenoma
vceplja in ustvarja V otro-
skin dusah predsodke proti ro-
du, XII 81 ga je hitlerjanstvo ma
to izbralo "a svojega prvega
gresnega kozla, dobro vedoc, Ola
DO S to potezo zbudilo pc svetu
Sc najmanj odpora.
In res, ko SO naziji zaceli kar
ma debelo ugonabljati nemske
Eide, je izzvalo to njihovo I'VE
rinsko pocetje mnogo ogorcenja
V obliki %protestov. To je bilo pa
tudi vse. Mnogi pa so ma skri-
val, nekateri cello javno odo-
bravali.N
Cerkev uci, da moramo svoje-
ga bliznjega ljubiti kakor same
ga sebe; kako potem to, da Sc Sc
dandanasnji versko vzgojeni O.
trok cuti upravicenega trgati
Judom glave?
Jude menda prav mixer MISC
priljubljeni. Nekoliko krivde pa
je tudi pri Min samih. Njihove
vsakojake verske postave, OBJ
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-04
Simfoniia Velikega tedna

Slm10nlJa VeIIKeSa lcuHd
Moja mala prijateljica Dina
me je vceraj precej iznenadila.
Dobila sem jo OBJ ograji, kjer je
s cvetnega grma odseipavala ma
peto popje.
Ali Sc il ne zdi skoda, sem 10
vprasala. Vso lansko poletje,
iesen in limo je ubogi grmic
srkal in sesal, zbiral in nabiral
moe, da DO zdaj, ko DO zopet po-
mlad, lahko razgrnil svojo le-
poto -.
oh, sal JAZZ samo trgam glave
Judom, XII so krizali Jezusa i.
lie odvrnila Dina suho in mirno,
pa Sc lagodno lotila move v%ejice.
Mem drobni nezni prstki -
in trganje CLAW, to dvoje Sc nj
nikakor ujemalo. Toda Dina
hodi v samostansko solo, in We
l1Kl IeQeH Je.
Jasno mi je bio, ola Sc je svo-
jega '~krvavega' della prav toll
ko zavedala, kakor sem Sc pred
mnogimi lett zavedala JAZZ, ko
sem S slicic krizevega pota v
maminih molitvenih bukvicah
skrbno izdrapala obraze vsem.
XII MISC imeli svetniskega sijaja.
Spominjam Sc, da me je matt
zaradi pokvarjenih listov hudo
oStela. Ali kakor Dina, sem Sc
tudi JAZZ ~izgovarjala ma Jude, na
'grde' Jude, XII =. in tako dale.
Pri tenn sem seveda popolnoma
prezrla, da je bill tudi Jezus =
Jud, in Maria = Judinja. Tega
dejstva MANFRED MISC posebno
poudarjali V Solah. Tenn skrbne-
je pa so nam vbijali V glavo, da
sta bila Jezus in Maria kra-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-04
Kniigo silk o borbi v JUqosIoviii

V zalozbi ZOJSA je izsla pr
va knjiga, XII V slikah predstav-
liza borbo naroda V Jugoslaviji
"a osvoboditev izpod okupator-
jew in domacih kvizlingov.
Naslov il je CELEBRATION"
fOsvoboditev), in obsega do
godke cd leta 1871 do 1945. Ma
terial je obdelan V glavnem ta-
kole: Narod Sc bori, o polozaju,
partizani v akciji, marsal Tito,
komandanti Narodne osvobo-
dime vojske, politicni vodje, re
ne V akciji, parliament in kon-
gresi, vera in cerkev, sprevod
enega Amerikanca, ranjenci, sa-
botaza proti sovrazniku, poru-
sene vasi, osvoboden Beograd,
zivljenje neborcev, otroci.
Knjiga je zelo poucna in va
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-04

zen document o borbi naroda v
Jugoslaviji. Slike skoro ne po-
trebujejo komentarja, ker go
wore same Ease in puste globok
wits ma citatelja.
Priporocamo, da vsi nasi lju-
die V Ameriki kupijo to knjigo,
da Sc tudi S pomocjo silk pouce
0 zivljenju, borbi in trpljenju
naSega naroda V domovini.
Mnogi nasi ljudje bodo teh
slikah spoznali mesta, hise in
liudi, XII SO jim blizu.
Knjigo je uredil Louis Ada
mic.
Cena il je soc. Narocila spre-
jenna Slovenski ameriSki ma
rodni svet, 1895 West 10Th ST.,
Chicago %, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-04

vezno obrezovanje in kup sitnih
obredov SO vsem drugim YER
skim skupinam odvratne. Jude
pa Sc Jill namenoma strogo dr.
re, ola Sc jim pleme ohrani CT
sto. Zidje pc veri, a ne pc krvi
MISC Steti "a prave Eide. Mnogo
Indijcev ma primer je judovske
we're; toda ker SO pc krvi Indi,
Sc Judje ne marajo mesati z
mimi.
Ma redko pomeSani med dru-
gimi n;arodi pa skusajo svoje Ii
dovstvo ma zunaj prikriti, &c
jim talo bolj nese. Tudi Sc, po-
sebno v politiki, kaj radi prislo-
MILO tia, kjer cutijo moo. Tako
SO ma primer med Slovani 1--WE
ci Judje skoro izkljucno poteg-
Mill z Nemci in tako hoceS-noces
pomagali siriti nemstvo ma ra-
Gun SlOVanStVa.
Gotta Sc jim tudi, da SO We
Tiki skopuhi, oderuhi, skratka
najvecji egoisti, kar jih je Bog
dial. Toda moi brat je incl "a
ME drugacno sodbo. Ia casa
svojega studiranja V Pragi je
Easel nekoc v silno denarno kri-
20, XII je trajala mad en- mesec.
"Dovolj dplgo, da bi bill V ceski
Pragi poginil," vceski' je ma
CLASH, zee ne bi bio Judov!!"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-04
sPET PRILoZNOST SLISATI
DOBER ZBOR

Milwaukee, Wis. - V naSi
naselbini borno imeli spet pri-
loznost slisati sloviti Duquesne
University tamburaSki orkester,
XII je znan Sirom dezele vsled
svojih konce1'tov v dvoranah in
nastopov V radiu. Tu DO nasto-
pill V petek 6. aprila v nasi INA
nj S. S. Turner dvorani ma Ma
tional Ave. Program Sc pricne
OBJ pol osmih zvecer. Polovica
dobicka gre naSemu revnemu
narodu V Jugoslaviji, in re to
je dovolj velik vzrok, da pride
tie vsi, XII Sc innate malo zanima-
MIA "a krasno glasbo, posebno
"a naSo lastno slovensko in iu-
goslovansko sploh. Koncert
sponsorira Zdruzeni odbor jugo-
slovanskih Amerikancev, cigar
edna naloga je pomagati nasim
revnim sirotam v starem kraju.
Postal je tia V ia namen re lepe
tisocake.
Ko je omenjeni tamburaski
zbor lani gostoval v Milwau-
keeju, smo mu skoro napolnili
dvorano mestnega avditorija. In
Sc potem smo s]iSali cd mnogih,
da jim je zal, ker SO to prvo
priliko zamudili. Zavzeli smo
Sc, da jim damo drugo.
Mogoce Sc DO komu cudno
zdelo, ker priredimo ia prvo-
vrstni koncert ma petek, ampak
to je edini vecer, ma katerega Sc
naSi obrtniki, trgovci in profe-
sionalci ter gostolnicarji lahko
odtrgajo z donna da uzijejo par
veselih ur prvovorstne zabave.
In vrh tega vas ne DO nihce 81
kaniral, da ste prisli prepozno
domov, ker postava je danes Ia
ka, Ola moraJo VSI peclarJl btu
donna re opolnoci, zakonski mu-
ceniki pa Sc cello pref. Torei
drage nam zenke, p~otisnite ia
starega v petek vecer il hise ter
ga pripeljite v So. Side Turn
dvorano pravocasno. Mi yam pa
jamcimo, da vas nazenemo do
NOV pred polnocjo. Torej ma
svidenje 6. aprila 90 pol osmih
zvecer v omenjeni dvorani ma
725 w. National Ave.
DobrodoSli SO tudi Sheboy-
gancani in drugi zavedni rojaki
IL sosednih naselbin.
Publicijski odbor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-04
velesile no raeun Bulkunu v start tekr,i
"a sfere vpIivu, kontroIo in izkoriscanie

Ko je nastdl . Runauniji preobTat D Uladi, sta aneri$kd
in. angleSka Olada izrazili napram1 Moskvi sUoje odkrito ne
zadovoJstUo, ce$, da Sc je krSil sDorazu9n, dosezen D Jdlti.
Moskva je odgoUorila, da Je slicno nezadovoLjna, ker Anglija
podpira reakcijo . Grciji. Sedanjo gr$ko Uludo je odprto OBJ
doIzila f~aSisticnih tendenc.
Ampak tn Sc gre "a bodocnost Ruanunije. Kaj je boIje
zanjo: Da ostane pod stare reakcijo in njena prirodna boga-
stva Sc ostanejo svojina tu3ega kapuala, ali pa, dase IL po-
maya IL koruDcije, analfabetstUa IN bede-to je apraSanjet
v informacijo k problemu Ru4nuni1e poddjomo poleq
p~rej$njih sledeci Glanek, lei ga 5e nopisal 5urnalist casni$ke
dgencije ONA Donald Bell.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-04
Rozstovo v Zofiji BIO imelo
Iohko Sc mnogo posne-
monio

V Zofiji ma Bolgarskem so
meseca februarja t. l. otvorili
razstavo, XII maj hi obiskoval-
Gem predocila terror p~rejSnjih
bolgarskih ylad proti revoluci-
onarjem in drugim nasprotni-
kom nemske okupacije. Memo
uradno ime je "protifasisticna
r~azstava". Ma Mi so razlozili
.ljudem v upogled avtenticne
dokumente, izvirne fotografic-
ne posnetke, rama mucilna oro-
zja, radio oddajne postaje, XII
SO jih imeli uporniki, prejemne
aparate, vislice IL zofijske jece,
ma katerih SO obesili vec std
"komunistov" in drugih kali
cev "reda in mira" ter razne
druge predmete; n. pr. posnet-
Ike cello V zaporih, kjer so mu-
Gill jetnike.
Statistika sedanje bolgarske
Wade pravi, da je bio v Bolga-
riii cd zacetka nemSke okupa-
CHE ubitih 10000 oseb.
Ako ina re Bolgarija lahko
tako razstavo o fasisticnem te-
rorju, kakSne bodo Sele v Var
Saw, Beogradu, v Kijevu in V
drugih mestih, mad katerimi je
besnela Hitlerjeva teroristicna,
sadisticna sila!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-04

nju kaj je VOLTA RI munskega
naroda? To je tezko reel glede
dezele, XII je skoro vedno zivela
pod rezimi diktatorjev. Osem-
deset odstotkov rumunskega ma
roda SO kmetje in skoro vsi so
nepismeni. Kliub velikanskemu
bogastvu dezele je narod silno
reven. Rumunska podkupljivost
je bila vedno "slavna'' pc vsem
Balkanu. Rumunska admin
stracija je najslabSa, XII 81 10 je
mogoee mislit;. Treba hi bilo "a
Geti prav cd zacetka.
Vsakdo priznava, da general
Radescu nj bill MOI, XII hi bill
mogel postaviti temelje now
drzavni in socialni zgradbi.
Brez dvoma pa 81 zeli narod, ola
bi nekdo zacel cistiti dezelo -
in sicer ne lie faSistov in njiho-
We sodrge, temvec tudi starih
korupcionistov. Pc zadnji vojni
je bill napravljen poskus agrar-
ne reforme, toda ostal je ma pa
pirju. Rumunskim masam je
treba nekaj vec kot lie povratek
starega ~socialnega in p~oliticne-
ga polozaja. Rusi imajo tax pro-
gram. Ne komunizem, nekaj
slicnega kot ono, kar vidimo V
Jugoslaviji. Ako hocemo tudi
mi reel svoje, moramo pripra-
WITH tudi mi svoj program.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-04-04
Urudno norossonje cen

Pc uradni statiStiki SO Gene
potrebScinam v Chicago lani
narasle lie $50.
Evening star., 1945-04-29

Local boards will supply new
prices. Both buyer and seller must
execute certificate of transfer
which must be shown by new
owner when applying for gasoline
ration.
Before cars can be titled, the
purchaser must supply the District
director of vehicles with a receipt
showing the former owner has
turned in his gasoline ration to his
board.
new domestic cooking
and heating stoves designed to
burn oil or gas are now rationed.
Apply to your local ration board
for stove purchase certificate.
classes OF drivers may now
have tires recapped without OBJ
tanning certificates from their ra-
ton boards. Holders of B and G
books eligible for new tires. A.
book holders eligible for used tires
(grade 81.
Certificates must be obtained
from the rationing board for the
purchase of grade / tires or any
new or used truck tires. Ger
tificates are issued only after pres
entation of applications on which
tire inspector has certified the
need for requirements and If ap-
plicants are eligible.
Rubber Boots and Rubber Work
Shoes-Regulations have been re-
laxed to make all persons who
need type below-the-knee light
weight rubber boots eligible for
ration certificates for their pur-
chase.
Certificates must be obtained
from local boards for six types of
heavy rubber footwear.
on Price-There are CELL
ing prices on the following items
sold by individuals: Mechanical
refrigerators. washing machines
vacuum cleaners, gas stoves, bed
springs. typewriters, cameras, pas
senger cars and trucks Call the
Evening star., 1945-04-29
Births Reported

Abraham and Selma Abarbanel. girl.
Craig and Alemeda Adams, girl.
Robert and Leary Adcox, boy.
Lawrence and Mary Ashley, girl.
Benedict and Caroline Auth, girl.
Henry and Maxine Bauer, girl.
James and Mary Baxley. boy.
Richard and Hilda Broaden, girl.
Rupert and Helen Cornett, girl.
Harry and Lucille CuSick, girl.
william and Edna Dean, boy.
Charles and Doris De Blieux, girl.
Turney and Frances Conway, girl.
James, jr.. and Hazel DUNCAN, girl.
Thomas and Elizabeth Embrey, girl.
Guy and Margaret Ewell, boy.
Leo and Annie Forami. girl.
Joseph and Kathryn Gillys, boy.
William and Frances Grier, girl.
Warren and Charlotte Hanback,, girl.
Francis and Mildred Healy, boy.
Hyman and Sarah Hyatt, girl.
Lloyd and Mary Joyner, girl.
Alfred and Eva Kemp, girl.
Percy and Vivian King, boy.
Joseph and Elsie Lepthien, girl.
James and Rita Lovett, girl.
Cleo and Evelyn Mannan, girl.
Charles and Lillian Martin, girl.
Owen and Mildred Mills, boy.
William and Arville Meyers, girl.
Howard and Patricia Newmark. boy.
Richard and Rebecca Padgett, boy.
Charles and Marion Parker, girl.
Ralph and Donna Porter, girl.
Royce and Louise Powell, girl.
William and Minnie Rosenberg, girl.
Leon and Elsie Sauers. girl.
Ernest and Mary Schmidt, girl.
Thomas and Marguerite Shearer, girl.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
Deaths Reported

Simpson, Ida, SO, 1853 Columbia rd.
Davis. George H., 81, 5000 New Hampshire
ave.
Phillips, Mary E., 80, ALA Chesapeake St
Spanhoofd, Maud S., rs, 1924 Riggs place
NV.
Wilson. Samuel B.. rs, 1901, Georgia ave
Padgett, Ida M, 7S, 1102 9th st.
Martin, Mary F., 7s. 5700 Chevy Chase
parkway.
Heimer, Sarah A.. rs, sos st. se
Bussenger, william A., II, Charlottesville,
Va.
ontrich. John r. 6o, cheverly. Nd ave-
Knott, Robert w, 6S, 1877 st. NV.
Overton, Dudley P, 81, 1901 Argonne pl
Evening star., 1945-04-29
Miss Tote to Be SoIoist

Miss Alice Tate, lyric soprano,
will be the guest soloist at a concert
given by the National Cathedral
School Glee Club at 8 pm. May 8
at the Statler Hotel The chorus
will be under the direction of Justin
Williams. A former student of the
school, Miss Tate has song leading
roles with the North Carolina Mo-
zart Festival and toured with the
San Carlo Opera Co.
Evening star., 1945-04-29

Draper, James r, "a, 1889 Macarthur
Brent, William, 80. McLain; Va.
owens, Charles, alias Willis, 81, 2120
Herndon, Luther. 20, 1929 corcoran st.
Scrogsins, Marjorie, rs, 1719 seaton st..
Mitchell, Donald j., 90, 1928 9th st.
Evening star., 1945-04-29

BENJAMIN and Shirley Simpson. boy.
George and Drusilla Sisson, boy:
William and Mary Lou Smith, girl.
John and Bernadette Stibli, boy.
Robert and Katherine Sweetser, girl.
Sylvester and Dorothy Thesis, girl.
Max and Rose Tukman, boy.
Franklin and Elizabeth Ursem, girl.
Raymond and Mary Watson, girl.
David and Magdalene Webster, girl.
Frederick and Sadie Green, boy.
Vernon and Juanita Griffin, boy.
Charles and Beulah Marshall, girl.
Constantine and Mary Orencia, boy.
Kenneth and Patricia Smith, boy.
William and Marguerite Stewart, girl
woodrow and Harel Wilson, boy
Edward and Elizabeth Young, boy.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
Military Engineers to Meet

The Washington Chapter Of the
Society Of American Military En-
gineers will hold its monthly lunch
con at 1890 pm. tomorrow in the
Mayfower Hotel. "The Canol Prof.
ect" will be discussed by Brig. Gen
L. D. Worsham.
Evening star., 1945-04-29

Have you thought about going
into business for yourself? Buy aud
hold enough War Bonds and you'll
be set to open a small business Of
your own.
Evening star., 1945-04-29

All used cars now under ceilings.
Evening star., 1945-09-01

unto the people, and to the Gentiles.
So many preachers fail to understand
what their. commission is. First, that
we should preach Christ crucifled dying
for the sin of the world. Second. that
He was buried. Third. that He arose
again. Fourth. that one day He is
coming again.
AS Paul preached this message to
the kings, and governors, at Rome and
elsewhere, they trembled in the flesh
and cried out such words as these, thou
almost persuaded me to be Christian.
We find that God said His word is
sharper than any two-edged sword re-
gardless OF mans learning. Yet we
love and his suffering, 1t causes men
to tremble.
A suggestion to all ministers. let's
preach more OF the teachings OF Christ
and less of the war news and current
events. believe God will bless it, at
least He has in our church
The gospel truth Is that Christ will
save all who will come, to Him BY faith
In other words believe that Christ can
save you. ask Him to forgive your sins
and claim the promise that the blood
of the Lord Jesus Christ, Gods son,
cleanses US from all sin.
We publish q weekly paper, send for
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Evening star., 1945-09-01
|ChiIdren's S Museum
To Stay al Villa Rose
Until 'ForcibIy' Evicted

Trustees of the Children's NMu-
scum today stood firm in their
determination to hold out in the
Villa Rosa property until "forcibly"
evicted by court order.
The museum was due to vacate
the property today under ruling
issued by the Landlord and Tenant
Court following a hearing on the
legality of the sale of the eight
acre site by the Defense Homes
Corp. to Samuel Fig, Washington
liquor dealer. Yesterday the board
of trustees decided to wait for
eviction.
A statement issued by the board
said: while the Children's Museum
board will not physically resist evic-
ton, it vehemently protests in the
name of the children of the city
against any such action on the part
of Mr.. Fig or his representatives"
Mr.. Fig, who purchased the site
for an apartment building, said he
intends to demolish the building
now occupied by the museum.
Miss Matilda Young, museum di-
rector, said today the museum still
was unable to find a place to move.
Norman Littell, former Assistant
Attorney General, who is represent
ing the museum, today reiterated
his opinion that disposal of the
Villa Rosa property by the Defense
Homes Corp. was ILLEGAL and sug-
gested a judicial review of the case.
He said he understood Attorney
General Clark's opinion that the
sale was legal was an "oral opinion"
made after a telephone call to an
assistant and chatting for mo-
ment about the background Of this
case"
81 can only assume that Tom
Clark was caught of guard, to dis
i pose so lightly Of one OF the grave
legal problems of the day." Mr.
Littell said, with reference as to
whether the Defense Homes Corp.
"can escape statutory limitations on
its powers by adopting charter
with almost unlimited powers. .
Mr.. Clark was not available today
for comment.
Evening star., 1945-09-01

I get home?" she asked her foster
mother.
Will they ever come back? 81
don't know" Miriam said That's
what makes leaving this time worse
than when we left home-we always
knew we'd go back there"
Sure, I'm coming back. Soon as
airplane trips are IS a ticket"
Brenda grinned.
What seemed to sum up their
feeling was the answer Brenda gave
when asked If her mother planned
a special celebration for her home
coming.
Il don't know Mummy said she
would meet me at the station. She
will, won't she2" she asked Mrs.
Ratcliffe. Mrs. Ratcliffe nodded and
Brenda put her arms around her
foster mother, and squeezed hard.
Evening star., 1945-09-01
CHRIST'S SUFFERING

Acts 1922 and
90: Ha wing there
fore obtained help
OF God. I con-
tinue unto this
day. witnessing
both to small and
G r e a {, saying
none 'other things
than those which
the prophets and
Moses did say
should come:
That c h r / s t
should suffer. and
that He should be
the first that
should rise from
the dead, and
should show light
Evening star., 1945-09-01
On the Other Hand
Says Kimmel and Short Should Have
Public Hearing. but Fears Spectacle

capital at the expense of the dead
leader.
We shall see what we shall see.
1t may not be a pleasant spectacle,
but that doubtless cannot be helped.
The demagogues will have their day
and the hyenas their opportunity to
howl for time, but in the long
years ahead history will place in
proper perspective the great part
played by the President, the Secre-
tary of State and the Chief of Staff
in meeting the country's and the
worlds greatest crisis.
Evening star., 1945-09-01
Quick Confirmation
Forecast if Holtzoff
Is Appointed Judge

Capitol Hill sources today COM
mented favorably on reports Presi-
dent Truman was considering the
nomination of Alexander Holtzoff
executive assistant to Attorney
General Clark, to be an associate
justice of District Court.
In some quarters it was predicted
he probably would receive prompt
confirmation by the Senate if he
proves to be the choice of President
Truman.
Practiced in New York.
Mr.. Holtzoff, So, has been con-
nected with the Justice Department
since 1924. He practiced law in
New York during the previous 13
years, after receiving law degrees
from Columbia University.
In addition to the vacancy on
the District Court, there are two
vacancies on the United States
Court of Appeals for the District,
positions formerly held by Judge
Thurman w. Arnold and Fred M
vlnSon, now secretary OF the Treas
ury. A third vacancy on this bench
will occur in October when the res
ignation of Associate Justice Justin
Miller becomes effective.
Nominations to fill these vacancies
are expected to be made soon by the
President.
Substitute for Margold.
Mr.. Holtzoff's nomination would
be q substitution for that of Munich
pal Judge Nathan r. Margold, whose
name was submitted last January
by former President Roosevelt, only
TO be returned to the White House
early this month when confirmation
was blocked.
Approval Of the Margold nomina-
ton had been bitterly fought during
the six months 1t was pending in the
Senate Judiciary Committee and ar
adverse report was made by a SUBJ
committee headed by Judiciary
Committee Chairman. McCarran
which held hearings on the issue.
Evening star., 1945-09-01
Opens Aviution Course

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, Sept
1 (P). West Virginia University
with its own steel hangar and q
fleet of Is trainer planes, has an
nounced the establishment of a
four-year course leading to the de-
gree Of bachelor of science in aero
nautical engineering.
Evening star., 1945-09-01

Tokyo Bay to
accept the sur
render Of the
last Of our enc
mics, marking
the end of the
greatest war in
h is t ory, our
selves the VIC
tors, we publish
to the world two
official reports
calcula ted to
cover us with
confusion a n d
shame. We re-
veal that our
Evening star., 1945-09-01
100 Reported Dead in Blast

ROME, Sept. / lP.-The Italian
news agency ANSA said 100 persons
were killed yesterday when NUM-
tions train blew up 3 miles south
Of the Adriatic port Of Ancona. Sc
we're property damage nearby re-
suited. The agency said smokers
aboard the train were to blame.