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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-10
Nekoi sIike il trogiene
eivilne voine V Greii

Ko je nemSka armada vsled
nevarnosti pred sovjetsko ofen-
zivo v Jugoslaviji Grcijo zapu-
stila, so 10 prevzele V upravo
domace borbene cete. Ia Nemci
so prisli ma Grsko Anglezi, v
imenu zaveznikov seveda. In S
sabo pa So pripeljali grsko Ia
mejno Waldo, XII je tisti cas- We
drila V Kairu V Egiptu.
Domaci gerilci levicarskih
skupin je MISC hotel in ne Sc
j pokoriti. Anglesko poveljstvo
pa jo je proglasilo "a "legalno
Waldo in zahtevalo Cd gerilcev,
Xxi so Sc pref borili prot nem-
skim in italijanskim okupator-
jem, da morajo odloziti orozje
in Sc podati "legalni vladi'.
Tako je nastal spor in krvav
konflikt, in v Atenah so grmeli
topovl IN Strojnlce, in pa ma
drugih krajih, ma katere so Sc
izkrcali Anglezi, da napravijo
"a vrnjeno ubezno Waldo "red
in mir" v dezeli.
journalist Constantine Poulos,
XII piSe za casniSko agencijo
ONA, poroca v depesi z dine 8.
dec. 0 svojih wish v Atenah
sledece:
Ameriski tovorni automobile
S svojimi hladnimi belimi we
zdami Sc vale skozi atenske uli-
ce, natrpani angleskih vojakov
v polni opremi, S celadami ma
CLAW, ma potu proti delavskim
naseljem v blizini pirejske lu-
Ike. Ia mimi vlecejo ameriski
jeep-i tezke havbice. Tudi an
gleski oklopni vozovi Sc pomi-
kajo v isti smeri in z mimi gre
do straSni Shermanovi tanki
ameriskega proizvoda.
Pripetilo Sc je natancno tako,
kot so 81 bill izracunali grski ia
sisti. Britanske cete in britain
sko orozje sluzi zdaj prot gr-
Skim patriotom, katerih mnenje
Sc ne krije z mnenjem britain
skega ambasadorja ma Grskem,
ali 2 mnenjem grskega kralja in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-10

do prenehale. Tisti, katerim do
nasajo bogastva, SO re poskrbeli
"a toliko vec konjskih dirk ma
Kubi in zaceli bodo z mimi v
Mehiki.
Daniel Tobin, predsednik uni
je International Brotherhood of
Transfers (AFL) Sc v januarski
stevilki svojega glasila pritozu-
je mad duhovScino, XII skuSa uni
je spraviti "pod svojo sfero
vpliva'. V ia namen delujeio
razne cerkvene skupine. Sedaj,
ko je delavstvo ma pohodu, isca-
10 vpliv in veljavo v njegovih
unijah razne cerkvene skupine.
XII ga pref MISC hotele poznati,
toliko boil prijateljske pa SO BIZ
lie delodajalcem. Tobin verske
klike svari, mai drze cd uni
roko proc, ker jih organizirano
delavstvo ne DO toleriralo. Maj
boil delavni v iskanju kontrole
mad unijami SO "katoliske xii
Ike" $ svojimi re ustanovljenimi
celicami.
Tudi Osservatore Romano, XII
je glasilo svete stolice, Sc spo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-10
OMENTAR.D

=
skemu in jugoslovanskemu kra-
lju javno obljubila, da Sc vrne-
ia ma niuna prestola. A sta oba
Sc v Londonu. Grski bi Sc silno
rad vrnil, pa bi ga morali Ate
nah scititi angleski bajoneti in
tanki. Peter II. pa Sc je menda
s polozajem sprijaznil in pripo-
vedujejo, ola namerava "a stall
no v Zed. drzave, kjer ga je ME
gov pokojni oce preskrbe1 z We
likimi vlogami. Aleksander je
racunal, da vse ma svetu je min
1.-Two, tako tudi tron v Beo-
gradu.
Srbski list .Cesalj' (Glavnik1
pravi januarski Stevilki pod
haslovom "Najcrnejsi bozie v
srbski %zgodovini" med drugim:
TBeograd je osvobojen -. Osvo-
bojen izpod enega tirana in "a
suznjem cd drugega. Ena med
narodna "skitnica", XII SO nam
10 virgil naSi zavezniki, Sc pro-
glasi "a vodjo juznih Slovanov.
Likvidira slavno dinastiio Ka-
radzorzev :" In potem list ma
Steva, da je pricel S klanjem ST.
MH
bow Ante Pavelic, sedaj pa ME
gov krvavi posel v unicevanju
srbskega naroda Tito nadaliu-
je. Kdor v Beogradu ne razobe-
81 Titove in Stalinove slike, je
pc MENU. Ali ga ubijejo, ali pa
deportirajo v Sibirijo. In Roose-
welt ter Churchill vse to dovo-
ljujeta. Clanek zakljucuje S po-
zivom v BOZ "a cast in obstanek
~srbskega naroda. Prav gotovo
Ju%goslavija skozi ia process ne
DO mogla brez nemirov in nasi-
liza. A tezko, da bi V MENU Sc
kdaj mogli zmagati tisti, XII so
"a poyrnitey V tako, kot je bila
do te vojne.
Preobrati Sc ne dogajajo tako
kakor bi idealni ljudje radi, am
pax V krvi in bolecinah. TAX ie
zakon p~reobratov cd nekdai. Ko
postane svet res demokraticen,
in socialno posten, Sc DO lahko
reklo, da je nastala doba resni-
enc civilizacije.
"Srbobran'' meni, da je Chur-
chillu sedaj re jake zal, ker je
zapustil Mihajlovica in oboro-
zeval Tita. Kot Sc razvijajo
styari ma Balkanu sedaj, morda
DO res kaj ma tel trditvi.
Atentator ma DarIana Fer
nand BONNER de La Chapelle je
bill "a svoje dejanje obsojen v
smrt. Pred dvemi lett, v casu
tega dogodka, sta Anglia in
America, posebno slednja, Sc
podpirali darlanizem in La Cha
pelle je bill zlocinec. A sedanja
Francija pa ga slavi "a junaka.
Darlan je bill odstranjen z aten-
tatom, Giraud pod pritiskom
francoskih upornikov in koncno
Sc je moral udati tudi Washing
ton in pustiti, da ju nasledi de
Gaulle, ceprav brez ameriskega
~blagoslova.
List Franc Tireur', XII je pod
nemsko okupacijo izhajal V pod
zemliu, sedaj pa svobodno, je
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-10
"a VOscILA

Bull, Mimi. = Re dolgo Sc
nisem oglasil. Vzrok je, ker sva
S soprogo ma starost ostala sa-
ma, in ona vrh tega Sc s slabim
zdravjem. Nikoli pa 81 ne bi
predstavljal, da imam toliko
~prijateljev in znancev. L. 1913
sem prejel 103 bozicnih voScil,
o minulem bozicu pa 1853. To
stevilo naju je presenetilo in
vzradostilo OBJ enem. Ker nisva
odgovarjala, Sc ma tenn meStu
vsem iskreno zahvaliva.
Max Martz in sOproga.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-10

"Deset bozjih zapovedi' ie
nekai takega kot atlantski car
ter. Pomenijo nacela in svet v
lepa nacela yeruje, Same izvaja
Jill ne. Tako nekako je razoca-
ranim liudem raztolmacil to
stvar Roosevelt. 0 carterju je
deial, da sploh nikoli spisan nj
bill kot Sc spise take dokumen-
tie, ampak kar tako, IL opazk
zlozen skupaj. Podpisov nina,
a v tisku SO bill pod MIN VEN
dar navedeni vsi zdruzeni naro-
di. Mojzes ie svojih deset boz
Jill zapovedi ysaj napisal, ce-
pray je potem plosce rabbi, ker
Sc Izraelci MISC hoteli ravnati
pc tistih zapovedih, kakor Sc
nocejo Wade "zdruzenih naro-
dov" pc atlantskem c~arterju.
Mojzes je sicer zapovedi z
bozjo pomocjo lie sprawl skupaj
med gromom in bliskom Sc
veda - a so estate Sc vedno
pray tako neupoSteyane kakor
takrat. Ceprav je tudi atlantski
carter porojen med (vojniml
'tgromom in bliskom'', Sc mu
godi nekako tako kot desetim
bozjim zapovedim. Predsednik
je torej to zadevo dokaj pravil-
no razlozil.
Ljudstya, Xxi SO %verovala, da
Sc lepim proglasom zayezniskih
vlad ne DO dogodilo tako, kakor
Sc je Wilsonovim Stirinajstim
toekam, SO sedaj mad tenn prese-
ne6ena in razocarana pa re med
vojno, docim so bila takrat Sele
pc mirovni konferenci in pa mad
polomom druStva narodov, ker
nj storilo tega, kar je oh svoji
ustanovitvi obljubljalo.
Med narodi v Evropi til in
med nekaterimi yre. To je zna-
menje, da takim vladam, kakr-
she smo imeli doslej, vec ne "a
upajo in Sc jih branijo.
Winston Churchill, XII je toll
ko deloval "a obvarovanje mo-
narhizma, ina v tel nalogi sla-
DO sreco. lie S tezavo in z odo-
britvijo Moskye ter Washingto-
ma je reSil tron v Italiji, toda
Emanuel je moral v pokoj.
V Italiji bi Churchill v OBJ
rambi savojske dinastije vzlic
pomoci. ostalih dveh velesil ne
uspel, ako Sc ne hi vrnil il Mo-
skye komunisticni voditelj Pal
miro Togliatti, kjer je bill v ube-
zniStyu, in italijanske komuni-
ste potegnil il gibanja "a takoj-
snjo odpravo monarhije, ces, da
sedaj nj ma dneynem redu vpra-
SAME kralja, pac pa vojna proti
Hitlerju. Tako Sc je protimo-
narhisticna koalicija razvila V
lutkarsko Waldo, v kateri social
STIGMA in akcijska stranka nju-
no dobro vec ne sodeluieta. Ko
DO visa Italia prosta Nemcev,
DO V Mi dinastijo tezko obvaro-
vati tudi z orozjem tuje sile.
Monarhizmu Sc pc tel vojni
obeta Sc slabsa bodocnost kot v
prejSnji. Churchill in Roosevelt
sta ma sestanku V Quebecu gr-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-10

mega cd revolucionarne E. A
M.-ELAS? Ukazal je angleSke.
mu poveljniku generalu Scobie-
ju obdrzati red in mir (kar no-
mem mariionetnega premirja
Papandreou) "a vsako ceno.
Rooseyeltu Y vsem tenn mani
ka aktivne, dolocne politike, in
tako sta ostala ma pozoriScu v
spoprijemih S toki zgodovine
neugnani Churchill in pa Sta
lin. In ia je edini, XII tocno We,
kaj hoce."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-01-10
MALE" DEZELE
SPORA
MED TRENT PRVAKl

(Nadaljevanje s l. strani.)
nih svobodscin. Toda ia poll
tika je izgubila efektivnost, ker
SO tenn skupinam dopovedovali,
mai s svojimi zahtevami poea-
kajo do konca vojne, potem pa
Sc DO vse pc redu reSilo.
Opiranje OBJ reakcijo
V Angliji so politiki, kot sta
Churchill in Eden v svoiem
stremljenju pc prijateljskih
vladah, zaceli gravitirati k de
gitimnim" suverenom in kabi-
netom.
Tudi Franciji SO liz Londona
priporocili, maj Sc osloni ma An
CLIO. Toda Francija, S svojo
"mirno re~volucijo'', Sc je obr-
Mia raise ma Moskvo in poslala
tia de Gaullea, kjer je sklenil
zvezo S Sovjetsko unijo.
V Spaniji Sc ljudstvo sugesti-
j "a sprejem konservativnega
princa Juana burbonskega trdo-
vratno upira, ceprav mu liz Lon
dona namigujejo, ola hi bila ia
ka sprememba izboljsanje Fran
kove Spanije. V I~taliji MISC do
bill cd Anglije blagoslovjeni
prime Umberto, marSal Bada-
Clio in m~arijonetni premier Be-
nomi nobene znatne podpore. V
Jugoslaviji, XII je oznacena "a
"skupno interesno sfero" COP.
Anglije in Rusije), je komunist
Tito popolnoma 'proruski". V
Albaniji je vodja ljudske from
tie Enver' Hoxja pretil angleSki
vojni misiji z aretacijo.
Ali je torej kaj cudnega, ako
Sc je V cd Anglije podpirani
Grciji Churchill znaSel ogroze-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-31
SUDAN SHOWING LAST TIMES AS
 BILL AT CAPITOL

One of the most colorful adventure rcmanceS to come out of Hollywood in a long time, blazed across the screen at the Capitol yesterday when Sudan was the feature, and is on again tonight for the last showing The added feature is a This Is America" film entitled West Point" showing up-to-date training under gone by all future officers of the U. S. Army.
 Filmed in technicolor, Sudan" CO., stars Maria Montez, Jon Hall and Turhan Bey, and features an eX- cellent supporting cast including Andy Devine, George zucco, George Lynn, Robert Warwick, Harry Cord ing,
 Sudan" tells the story of Naila, spirited daughter of the King of khe mmis, who is found mysteriously murdered at the pictures opening Naila mounts her fathers throne, but the royal chamberlain plots to acquire it for himself This is only the start of this thriller.
 Tonight, Earl Carroll Vanities starts with preview with a special inducement = but read the lad" and see what Manager Homer Garvin gives as New Years welcome.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-31
N|NE-YEAR-0LD HAS GOOD ROLE
 AT 20TH CENTURY

Nine-y -year-old Clare Foley was brought from New York to play her original stage role in Warner Bros, comey hit, Jamie, now at the 20th Century Theatre. But Clare almost didn't remain because her mother couldn't find a place for them to stay. After four weeks of searching Mrs. Foley finally found a house the nearest she could obtain-at Malibu Beach.
 As acute as the housing shortage was the nurse shortage. Ann Hard ing. who plays little Clares mother in Jamie" finally found nurse to stay with the child actress two- .yearold brother Michael while Mrs. Foley was on the studio sets,
 During the four weeks that she searched vainly for a house or an apartment, Mrs. Foley and her two children occupied a single bedroom in the home of friends in Santa Monica.
 Joyce Reynolds is seen in the films title role with Robert Hutton oppos- ite her in the male lead This fea- ture is now at the 20th Century.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-31
OWNERS OF SEWING BASKET LEAVING ON BUYING TRIP TO EAST

MT. and Mrs. Angelo Astone. own- CTS of the Sewing Basket, infants and childrens' wear shop, will leave for the south on the Princess Norah Wednesday morning for the annual buying trip.
 They will visit Chicago, New York, St. Louis, Kansas City, Denver, Port land, Tacoma and Seattle, and while in the east they will visit with Sis ter M. Mechtilde, St. Patrick's Con- vent, Valley Falls, R. l., and with Mrs. Astone's folks in Kansas City.
 The Sewing basket, in the near future, will carry more items in the childrens' wear, also exclusive mer- chandise
 The store will be managed by Mrs Dorothy Sadlier during absence of MT. and Mrs. Astone, who plan to return sometime in March.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-31
HOSPITAL HAS GREAT TIME ON XMAS;
 GIFTS ARE RECEIVED

Thanks to the many friends of the Alaska Native Service Hospital, pa tients of that Institute enjoyed a particularly delightful Christmas season this year, authorities of the hospital reported today
 Many gifts were received from the Tuberculosis Association, the Salva- tion Army. the Elks, the Toy Cen ter and large number of indivi- duals, some of whom preferred to leave their gifts anonymously.
 With Bonnie Longcarp officiating as Santa Claus, the hospital pre- sented a special Christmas Day pro- gram, as follows.
 Scripture Reading, given by Albert Brown, Instrumental Duet, Albert Johnson and Wallace Dick.
 Recitation, Christmas Bells, by Katherine Bezezkoff Reading San tas Petition, Peter Kushnick; Cradle Hymn, Girls.
 Play, The Sick Dolly, Children; White Christmas, Song, Boys and Girls; Recitation, Christmas Vaca- ton, Bonnie Longcarp; Song, Ring Happy Bells, Girls.
 Song, The Star and the Story, by Katherine Bezezkoff and Bonnie Longearp; Recitation, Christmas Gifts, Annette Widmark; Song, Oh Little Town of Bethlehem, Boys and Girls.
 Play, Christmas Dinner, Boys and Girls; Recitation, Fathers Christ mas Message, John Mckinley; Re- citation, Bethlehem Star, Dorothea Benson; Song, Silent Night, Boys and Girls.
 Among guests at the program were Don Foster, Dr. James A. Smith, Dr. George Dale, Mrs. Bess Winn, Dr. Van Sandt and family, Miss T. Trower, Mrs. William Paul, Mrs D. Sarjeant and other friends.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-31
Elks' Hi-Jinks
 Event Tonight

Elkdom in Juneau will tonight ob- serve the passing of the old year and give greeting to the new year at the annual Hi-Jinks for Elks and their ladies.
 The affair is informal, but the committee says come as you are, whether dressed informal or formal and who will care anyway it's going to be big,night.
 Tie orchestra will start playing at 10 o'clock so get in at the jump and keep it up. Favors will be distribut- ed during the evening and noise makers will be handed out just oe- fore the midnight hour
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-31
RELIGIOUS MEETINGS
 SCHEDULED TONIGHT

Religious observances, generally called Watch Night services, will be given in four places tonight.
 At the Methodist Church, the services begin at 1115 o'clock and continue to midnight.
 At the Northern Light Presbyter- ian church the services will begin at ll:30 o'clock and end at midnight. The Salvation Army will have ser- vices starting at 10:30 o'clock with various short talks given until mid- night.
 The Memorial Presbyterian church will start services at 80 o'clock and continue until midnight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-31
TAILOR T0RVINEN WILL CLOSE SHOP
 HERE THIS WEEK

Forty-six years in business for himself in Juneau will come to an end this week for pioneer tailor John Torvinen, who first opened his shop in the year 1899, he revealed today.
 Although intending to close his shop and sell out his equipment and furnishings at the end of this week. MT. Trvinen, a Juneau resident since 1897, does not plan to quit working He is to join the staff of the Alas ka Laundry, at the head of the re- pair department.
 The first marine insurance brok- CT office in New York city was opened in 1759.
 ETnDire WQnL-dGIs brtnQ results!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-31

Empire Wanu-dds bring resultsl
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Packers Duck
County Bids

THE Wayne County Board n
Auditors asked bios on meat r7-
nors Of $1,000 pounds per week 20
he used in county INSTITUTIONS 10
iced 10000 inmates and employees
N,re packing houses -repAed-
seven Of the nina AI1nS told the
auditors they coyA supply no
meat The two others viii furnish
the couny with l250 pounds OF
bologna and Too pounds OF soup
bono V.akly IN August
Jacob C. Sumcraeki county
uiror revealed rhe county Is
considering starting chicken
farm IN order 10 supply offset the
meat scarcity
we have all the red points
We need hut the meat shortage
j. serious especially at EloiSo
where $500 persons including
patients in the hospital are fed.
1t will be question OF
vegetables. vegetables and more
vegetables. he declared
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Reds Pushed
For War Move

WASHINGTON, July % Sens
tor Wiley tR) ~ Wisconsin tooI
or the velvet glove Of Senatorial
courtesy today and tossed an
IRON hand statement 70 the world
'hFf RUSSIA get into The waI
against Japan.
There has heen ~'tt~>pFrsd
>pincle>> reluctance 20 express
American opinion that Russia
should enter the war against
Japan. tNo hlQ0t Wisconsin
senator SAID This reluctance
- F,dtrttieti~.
III Russia declared war, "
her bombing fleets roared out
from ladaVioStok to Japan,
these acts might be the fnal
ones Ia force quick surrender
from the laps Countless Amer'-
can lives are at stake on Rus
Nla'S decision
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Throws Reef I'm Sea
To Serve Steaks

SEATTLE, July rs GNS)-A
steward on troop transport
faced federal action today after
sllegedly throwing a ton and a
half OF herf into the Pacific
Onnan
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Lehman Visits TITO

BELGRADE. July rs fTNSl-
Marshal TITO received Herbert
Lehman, UNRRA director, and
thanked hiW today for the aid
gwen hlS country.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27

buy War Savings stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered Ia your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-SaleSman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-27
Sonic Ends USO Tour

NEW YORK. July 26 uNS)-
So0la lionie arrived home from a
rinc-wock CSO tour today.
Evening star., 1945-10-09

no plans for organization of the
latter.
Likewise, it is very premature
to anticipate any reforms in the
imperial institution" he said. Il
believe the imperial institution
should be maintained"
The Premier said his cabinets
first duty would be to study Gen
MacArthur's directives. He ex-
pressed hope to see the general
personally.
Asked what kind of a peace he
thought was being enforced, Shide-
hara said, Probably soft in some
respects and hard in others. but
that is my own supposition."
In the preface of his eight point
program for the japanese people
which Shidehara submitted to the
still-Skeptical Japanese press, the
Premier said bis government would
respect the fundamental principle
of the people. work for complete re-
covery of freedom of the press, as
sembly and political organization
and establish democratic policy"
The program listed: Steps to re-
lieve food, housing and fuel short
ages, aid for demobilized service
men, re-establishment of the gov
erment's respect of the will Of the
people, aid to bombed cities, eradi-
cation of government evils" price
control, stabilization of other living
costs, and development of industry
and agriculture to take care OF
growing numbers OF UNEMPLOYED.
Evening star., 1945-10-09
Methodist Churches
Map Plans 70 Enroll
Returning Servicemen

More than 10000 service men and
women are coming back to Wash
ington and the churches must make
them aware they are wanted as
members the Rev. Francis McPeek
department of welfare director of
the Washington Federation of
Churches declared to a Methodist
mass meeting yesterday at Trinity
Methodist Church.
The meeting was part of the pre-
liminary program of District Meth
odist Churches preparing for a visi-
tation evangelism campaign to be
held during the week of November
II.
Mr.. McPeek told the gathering the
most fertile field for Washington
evangelistic efforts this year will be
among young children and the 3d.
900 single women between the ages
of 16 and 30. He urged a drive of
zeal and enthusiasm to win these
persons to church memberships.
DR.. Charming A. Richardson, de-
partment of cities superintendent
of the division of home missions of
the Methodist Church Board of
Missions, asserted that in cities
where people are detached, mobile
and anonymous the old Methodist
practice of short pastorates must
be abandoned If work is to be made
more effective. He called for a
church persistent in its aims with
emphasis on program of fellow
ship.
The Rev. DR.. Daniel w. Justice.
pastor of Trinity Church, presided
at the meeting.
Evening star., 1945-10-09
Rume|y Goes on Trial
For Refusing Election
Data 10 Committee

Edward A. Rumely, executive
secretary of the Committee for Con-
stitutional Government, went on
trial in District Court today on
charges of defying a congressional
committee during the election cam
paign last year.
Mr.. Rumely is charged specifically
with illegally failing to turn over to
the House Campaign Expenditures
Committee in September, 1914. rec
ords of his groups financial hackers
as called for in a subpoena. The
case is being heard by an all-male
jury before Justice James M. Proc
tor.
Robert E. Lambert, chief clerk of
the Investigating Committee, testi-
fled Mr.. Rumely not only failed to
produce financial records but told
the committee he would not do so.
Assistant United States Attorney
Charles B. Murray told the jury the
defendant had been brought before
the special committee, headed by
Representative Anderson, Democrat.
OF New Mexico, who since has be-
come Secretary of Agriculture. He
had been instructed to bring with
him, Mr.. Murray said. the names of
persons who contributed more than
sl00 to the Committee for Constitu-
tional Government.
The information was sought, Mr.
Murray explained. so the seven-man
House committee might assist the
House itself to determine whether
men elected in November would be
eligible to be seated. Mr.. Murray
pointed out the House has the right
to examine funds spent by candi-
dates seeking election to that BODY
introduced in evidence at the trial
were copy of the subpoena, the
House resolution setting up the spe-
cial committee, and a transcript OF
proceedings before the special com
mittee.
Mr.. Rumely is represented by
Attorneys Neil Burkinshaw and
Dennis Collins.