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Evening star., 1945-05-26
Security Conference
Studies Proposal
For Interim Agency
Temporary Organization
Would Garry on Work
Pending Permanent Setup
BY GOULD LINCOLN,
Star Staff CORRESPONDENT.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 26.-An
interim United Nations organi-
zation to plan for the first meet
ing of the general assembly and
the security council is now
under consideration by the Big
Five, it was learned today. The
proposals will be submitted te
the conference after all the de.
tails have been worked out. s''s7
The interim organization in eff.
feet would be a continuation of tn,
conference. It's job would be to lay
the framework for the principal or.
gans of the International orsaniza.
ton SO that they will be able to func.
ton as speedily as possible after the
member nations have ratified tht
charter.
The widest range of agreement
appears to be that the conference
is preparing to authorize the con.
tinuance of the Executive Commit.
tee, itself composed of representa-.
tives Of IA nations. This committee
may become the interim commission
Committee Membership.
The nations represented in tht
Executive Committee are Australia
Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Czech.
oslovakia, France. Iran, Mexico, thu
Netherlands, Russia, the United
Kingdom, the United States anc
Yugoslavia. This committee is the
functioning agent of the Steering
Committee, which contains repre-.
sentatives Of the 40 United Nations
The principal administrative deci.
sions governing the rules procedure
and much of the policy of deliber.
ations are made by this inner group
1t is expected to constitute a con.
tinuing United Nations Executive
Committee and to guide and per.
form the main work of the Worlc
organization until the assembly anc
the security council have beer
named and taken over.
One of the first duties of the in
term organization. it is believed
will be to create a skeleton economic
and social council which eventually
is to be one of the principal organs
of the world organization. The skel-
eton council would coordinate the
already existing agencies of eco.
nomic collaboration, undertake pre-
liminary Investigations of variety
of problems and carry out the work
to the point where the economic
problems may be dealt with promptly
lSee LINCOLN PAGE A.2
Evening star., 1945-05-26
Election No Bar
To Big 3 Talks,
Churchill Says
Ne1O Churchill Cabinet faces attacks
Page At.

Ey the Associated Press.
WOODFORD, England, May 26.-
Prime Minister Churchill said to-
day he had assured President Tru-
man that Britain's general elections
must be no obstacle to a new
meeting of the Big Three at the
earliest possible moment.
His statement came as he
launched personal campaign for
reelection in his constituency of
Woodford.
Il have assured the President of
the United States, with whom am
in the most close and cordial cor
respondence, that the fact of the
general election coming in Great
Britain (July 81 must be no obstacle
to the holding of a meeting of the
three major powers at the earliest
possible moment" he said.
If I should be called away from
this country during the actual elec-
ton I shall rely upon you to see
that my fortunes do not suffer-"
Evening star., 1945-05-26
St. Nozuire Sub Bose
Is Surrendered Intact
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. NAZAIRE, France, May 26.-
The Nazi submarine base at st
Nazaire was left intact by the Ger
mans and turned over to the French
in operating condition, it was dis
closed today.
The enemy garrison in this ex-
plosive-battered city neutralized q
demolition system of torpedoes
planted at 25-foot intervals along
the quay for the surrender May II
and left a 740-ton U-boat in one
of the concrete pens.
Evening star., 1945-05-26
Nurse Draft Plan Dropped

The War Department today
dropped its demand for a
nurse draft law, explaining
that "the rapidly changing
circumstances of the last six
weeks" have eliminated the
need for it.
Evening star., 1945-05-26
Late Bulletins
Soldier Restored to Duty

Pvt. Joseph MCGEE, Wor-
cester (Mass.) soldier who was
court martialed and SEN
fenced to two years at hard
labor for striking nine Ger
man war prisoners in France,
has been restored to duty, the
War Department announced
today. The soldiers sentence
was reduced to the time al
ready served, and the dishon-
0rable discharge which also
had been ordered was can
celed.
Evening star., 1945-05-26
Two Palaces in Tokyo Destroyed
Capital 'Scorched to the Ground
Jap Radio Says AfterB-29 Attack
Emperor Unhurt;;
PremierCuIIs
Cabinet Meetinq
BULLETIN.

Nineteen planes of the
Super Fortress fleet making
the latest attack on Tokyo
were lost over the target, the
goth Air Force reported today.
This was the heaviest loss for
any B-29 mission up to now,
IL having gone down in last
Thursdays attack.
(Ficture on Page. A-3.)
Evening star., 1945-05-26

Sir additional men from
the District area haze been re-
ported killed in this Dar. See
"On the Honor Roll" Page Az.
Evening star., 1945-05-26

(See OKINAWA, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1945-05-26

(See TRADE, Page A-2.)
Evening star., 1945-05-26

(See LINCOLN, Page A-3.
Evening star., 1945-05-26

(See WAR LOAN, Page A-2)
Evening star., 1945-05-26

(See CORENS, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1945-05-26

(See ARSENAL BLAST, Page Az.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-07

Globoko potrt in zalostnega srca naznanjamo
vsem sorodnikona. znancem in prijateljem preza-
lostno vest da e kruta srt vzela IL nase srede
preljubljenega soproga in dobrega oeeta
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-07
ko je bi1a se otrok. IN blazen

|ko je bi1a Sc otrok. IN blazen
'molk. .- r..
Kakor bi letali drobni aaigei
" zivem plesu okolif nje,. kakor
hi peli slavcki 4 vseh vel, kakor
hi bila prvic v tenn svetu prisla
2 nebo visoka pesem ljubezni.
Zacuje se korak. Harro Sc zdf-
zne. Oh, Gas il raja rnfneva in
ze trka stare zivljenje ma njuna
vrata. - sn ~ -.- =
"Rozarnarija, danes 81 mora
va lociti. Samo "a kratek Gas.
Zgraditi 81 moran Be- dom, mai
lepsi " vsej dezeli, draga rnoja.
Gee zeli, da danes odidenn. "a
toliko dobrot Sc nu moran "a.
hvaliti. Ubogati moran. In: nj ii
treba bledeti, ljuba noja! Ali
sva Sc ze kdaj locila s toliksnim
upanjem " srcu? Bodi mocha,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-07

lsele tslkrss ko bo ze bolje raz-
Epoloxena. Ma tebe mislim pri
TEN, Harro. All ne bi bio mai
bolje, ce bi Sci ma svoj grad in
D4R cimprej dozidal?" n
"Ali mi mislis Rozonharijo
kmalu dati?"- =. -. ,-. !,
Ne nameravam dolgo eaka-
tf." =
''ZaupaT mi io, bos-saj vem,
da bonn moral patti manic
Obljubljam til l~ .-
me tako hlastno; nj se vse
zreI0. Hotem, da pride otrok y
mir. IN mislirn, da. bo zaradi te-
ga fudi Kozarnarija razuinela,
zakaJ odhajas. Najbolje bi bilo,
da bi Sci zdajle v vilo Riposo,
jtrkovA : Rozomarijo in ostal
|pri njej do enajstih. Potem bi
Sc takoj poslovil Cd ME. Yer:
| jemi mi, da je vse dobro premis-
ljeno." .e.
"Ljubi oce, ee bi Sc ii mogel
dovolj zahvaliti!'
'Harro,+ sal yes, kako Sc mi
lahkot raajlepse zahvalis. In kan
pojdes?"
w Rim, da tam pospravim
svoje' reci,t potem pa takoj v
Thorstein. zeliin 81 sesterih rok
in dveh glav. - Sal poznam ze.
lie Rozemarije in delam zdaj
zanjo!'
"Harro, dobro opravi pri Ro.
zimariji-'
Harro ina v rokah svojo cvet.
no vejico, in preden odide, sc
mora Sc pogledati v ogledalo in
zardeti. Ia nekaj srebrnih las
ma senceh Sc ne meni. Staregs
Sc ne cuti in ko hiti cez stopnice
S cvetnoi vejico, Sc mu zdi, kako1
bi incl Sc zrnerom diva in dvaj
set let.
| ~
| Rozamarija mu pride naprot:
do palmovega' gaia. Kako ljub
ka je rdecica ma njenem obra
zu!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-07

In ii 81 sa1l1brez oceta in|
naafne?" --~
' "Kneznje se nisem videl. Mo-
fala Sc bo' pac najprej Sc spri-
ljazniti 4 rnenoj, to Sc pravi, d
rhoilnh novim polozajem. In zdaj
sem prisel zajtrkovat teboj!"
c Niti njenih ustnic Sc ne dotak-
ne, lepih, lepo zaokrozenih. ust-
mic, XII so Sc zmerorn enake. Zdaj
|prevzame Rozamarija dolznosti
gospodinje in mu kakor prejsnje
dni pripravi caj. Neka prikrita
svecanost lezi mad NINA, in ko-
maj Sc upata pogledati drug dru-
gega, kakor bi Sc bala prevelike
srece. Samo 0 preteklosti govo-
rita. Ma sedanjosti lei Sc mehak
pub in bodoenost je tako cudez-
no bogata dezela. Ali smeta ver-
|jeti?
Ali. je mogoce, da Sc bodo
|uresnicile njene najpredrznejse
sanje? Oh, vse je Sc tako never
|jetno! In zdaj stojita ma mali
verandi in gledata v sinje ju-
Etro. Rahel jutrni veter sunni v
palmah in dalec lezi "a mimi
neizreceno visnjev sol, kos neba,
XII 5e padel. ma zernljo,-morje.
Kako disc roze in tam who'll
ce!
"Zdaj bo pomlad, Rozamari-
|ja.""
Tako kratke besede, toda ka-
ko globok zmisel lei v njih, v
tenn jutru, ko je svet tako nov,
kakor bi bill sele danes ustvar-
jen. Ali je bilo nebo kdaj tako
sinje, ali more biti' to zemeljsko
morje? Tedaj prime Harro ME.
no memo roko in pocasi, plasno
polozi ona glavo ma njegova ra.
mena; skoraj tako, kakor takrat.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-07

Dusfca' All 81 Sc kdaj upa1a mi-
sliti to, kar mama je bio vceraj
|podarjeno? Zdaj nosiva sYojo
|sreto v trdnila rokah, najdrazja!
|Ne zaluj!"
Rozamarija Sc nasloni brez be-
|sede ma njegove prsi.
"Poglej kvisku, blazena mo-
jia! Zberi vse svoje srce!"
Z. oh, te lube, lube besede;
raztajale SO il srce. Zdaj sep
ne: s...-. g..
"Harro, sal noeem, da bi ostal
tn. In tisockrat sem hvalezna
Iocetu, da te posilja stran. Use
snajgrse je vzel ma svoja rane-
ma. In JAZZ sem pogumna, Har-
Iro. - Vse mole svece gore.''
| In Harro Sc skloni K niej in
Ipoljubi memo cisto, belo Cello.
Tako sveta mu je v svoji devi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-07

skosti, Ri Sc je se1e .vcerai raz-
cvetela. In njegovo prizanasa-
ME kaze, da je je vreden. Sc
drhti kakor slabotno bicevje v
njegovih rokai1, se je pomlad,
prva pomlad, v njenem srcu, Xxi
Sc, je komaj iztrgalo snrti, in po-
'letje svojim zarom je Sc da-
LED -.
Loeita Sc. v Harrovem srcu
pojejo sarni skrjanci, lesket in
mehkoba sta " njegovem srcu,
ko gre skozi jutro tisti prvi dan
ustvarjenja.
Knez in kneznja kosita med
dusecim molkom v svoji sobi, XII
jo prezarja solnce. Knez niti ne
poskusa ponoviti jutrnega pogo.
vora. Kneznja tudi noce zaceti.
Prvie Sc ga nekoliko boji, in to.
il cudno dobro de. ..-
Naposled vstane knez: "Zdaj
bonn pogledal "a Rozomarijo.
Harro je odpotoval, in mislim,
da ga bova videla sele ma Brau-
necku." -
Kneznja reee skoraj podloz-
no: "Tudi JAZZ pojdem tia"
''se bolje."
! In oba gresta po kratki' poti;
pc ozki ulici Sc ne nnoreta pc
iati. -.
Rozamarija jima pride naproti
s cvetoeini lici, XII so kakor dve
rozi. Knez je zelo presenecen..
Tega nj pricakoval po jutrnern
slovesu. Hei poljubi svoji ma
teri, XII je prebledela, roko. ~
Mama, hvala, da 81 prisla. Oh,
kako 81 81 mogla misliti toliko
slabega meni!"
Kneznja odvrne: "TorejI nice
sar ne priznas? -" IT,
(Dalje prihodmji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-07

tesnobnega. Morda bi bila plaza.
la rojstyo- ziy1jenja znoznega'
otroka s svoIm lastnfm zivlje.
nJena ... 70 pa je biIo zdaj po-.
,zabljeno.
Zdaj Sc je meta1a jokajoc in
ihtee po postelji:. Moi sin, moi
otrok. &c bi ga imela, 81 ne bi
zdaj dovolila taksnega zanemar-
janja. Preko meme gledajo, ka-
kor me ne III bilo tu, najvaznej-
Sc reH sklenejo irf mi Jill potem
milostno sporoce, da Sc moran
z mimi sprijazniti. TO je vpliv
Rozemarije! Spet je postaia 60
spodarica mad svojirn slabotnim
oceton. Hinavka! Kako jo bo
zdaj zrnagoslavnos gledala! o IT,
sti noei Sc ne bo vec govorilo.
Preslepila je oceta tako spretno,
da bodo zdaj, trdili, da 81 je ona,
nesrecna, otroka oropana zena
vse sama izmislila!
z neizretno grenkobo jo Ego te
misli.
In da je Rozamarija postala
lepa! Uboga' kneznja 81 mora ze
misliti, kaksno zmagoslavje bo
dozivela' Rozarnarija. Sal pozna
svet. Ko DO postal Thorstein
-soprog in bo zivel ma Braune-
skem gradu, bol tisto o njegovi
nekdanji razvalini sa1no Sc po-
govor "a stare rnamice in klepe-
tulje. Svet Sc mad tenn ne bo spo-
tikal. Hodil bo ma svoja prazno-
vanja, pill vino svojega tasta in
dvoril svoji, lepi zeni.
Vse, kar ina sarna, je postalo
iznenada brez vrednosti, kakor
koscek stekla poleg demanta.
I'M najgrenkejse je to, da ina
Rozamarija denant. Oh, memo
sno zmagoslavje, XII ga bo zdaj
znala izzarevati!
X Kneznja Sc Sc svoj ziv dan nj
cutila tako ma snrt nesrecno.
In, da-dovolj vzrokov je
imela. q
Knez je prisel v Harrovo So
bo. "
''Nekaj te5 moran prositi. &c
mores, odpotuj Sc Danes
Danes, oce?"
"Tudi' Rozamarija Sc mora S
tenn sprijazniti. Da, rad bi wanna
privoscil Sc nekaj' lepih dni, to
da zivljenje je taksno. ,Vsak dan
kaze drugacen obraz. S kneznjo
sem incl ne proved prijazen po'
govor, in zdi> Sc mi bolje. "a
bodocnost, da te bo pozdravila
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-07

(Nadaljevanje)
AsnSs' 0nzI(|Isr
Pos1ovenil Boris RihtersiG

CNadaljevanje)
'kaj vse je moral postati do
bri Harro, XII je tako' tesno zivel
Y nasenn krogu! Roparski vitez,s
pustolovec -" .-
20 njegovem zivIenju v Pa
rizu, -kaj pocenjajo uinetniki s
svojimi model, je znano,-naj-
brz tudi nisi nicesar slisal. In
zdaj Y Rimu, -rnenda vendar ne
mislis, da je Rozarnarija, XII Sc
mu je vrgla ma pot ..."
"Koneajva Ia pogovor, sarlo-
ia! Oddahni Sc in poskusi Sc spri-
jazniti s to mislijo. Kolikor Sc
mi zdi, ii Harro Thorsteint nekoc
nj bill neprijeten gost; sprijaz-
niti Sc moras z MIN tudi zdaj, ko
bo postal Clan nase druzine."
Grid, nekaj mi prikrivas! Ali
mislis, da nisem tega takoj opa-
Ella, ko sem stopila z vlaka? Ia
elovek Sc je vsilil, konnpromiti-
raj je Rozomarijo, napravil jo je
nemogoeo,--in drugace nisi mo-
gel ukreniti.:'
me napenjaj prevee svoje do
misljije, sal pravega ne hos nj
koli uganila. Zdaj te pa prosim,
da mi oprostis, ker moran Sc
nekaj govoriti Harrom.
In Sci je tako rnirno il sobe,
kakor hi Sc Bill mum pogovor ze-
10 prijateljsko koncal.
Kneznja je gledala "a MIN,
brez besed, potern pa je omahni-
la ma stol.
'Harro Thorstein! Pred vsemi
drugimi ljudnni! Mega bo dobila
Rozamarija. No, ma krozniku so
mu jo ponudili, in wei jo ,je
pac."
Nekaj presine Memo duso ka-
Kor diva, zgoca boleeina. Kakor
bi'ji bio zivljenje :vzelo vse, yse
in dalo to drugi., "Vse, vse' irna!"
zastoka in ne zaveda Sc, kako
nezmiselna je njena bol. V spal-
nico gre, poslje svojo sobarico z
jeznimi besedami stran in Sc vr-
ze ma posteljo. Vidi dolgega
Thorsteina, kako Sc z najlepsim
r1asmeskom sklanja, kako gleda
rnalo Rozomarijo, XII stoji mad
Jim in 81 ovija glavo S cvetno
vejico Zmerom mora gle
dati to sliko. &c bi bill incl svoj
nasmesek "a neko drugo zensko,
Nova grenkoba je pritekla v
Iijeno zivIenje, leno' zivljenje
uzivanja, z nnaienkostnirni dolz-
nostni. Das taksno zivljenje ne
more dati prave zadovoljnosti,
ne We. Ali mar ne 1--WE drugi bolj
hrupno, pa SO vendar srecnejsi
cd ME?
Ia svojin izgubljenim otro.
kom nj jokala, o ne. Ko SO mi.
Mill. najhujsi dnevi in Sc il je
pokazala vabeca svoboda, je v
dnu svojega srca kar vriskala.
Sal nj bilo cisto neutemeljeno,
da je cutila bodoce rf1aterinstvo,
kakor bisbilo rlekaj morecega in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-07

king George Of England presents
the ssKnight Commander of the
Bath award to 1T. Gen. James 81.
Doolittle, commander Of the U. 8.
8th air force, which played major
role in hammeriny Germany to her
knees. .-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-07

President his cabinet
Clinton Anderson d. n M to become secretary
Attorney General Clark
Francis Bdde attorney general Right Judge Louis Schei
Washington secretary labor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-07
(Dalje prihodmc)

Kruta smrt je zadala svoj udarec. ko dne
rs. aprila izgubili il ase srede ubljenega oeeta.
drugo jutro. 2s. apra pa smo prejeli obvestilo il
veteranske bolnisnice Brecksville Ohio. da je
usiljena smrt pretrgala nit zivljenja nasemu ljub
ljenemu soprogu. sinu in bratu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-26
Complications and Danger Of
Infection in the Middle Ear

There are a number of symp-
toms which may indicate that
m~astoiditis has developed and is
progressing. These consist of q
continued discharge from the ear
beyond three or four weeks, per-
slstent deafness, fever occurring
on occasions, tenderness over the
mastoid back of the ear, and
swelling of the tissues back of the
ear An X-ray examination will be
helpful in making a diagnosis in
such cases.
Other complications Of middle
a infection which may develop
are meningitis, or inflammation Of
the membranes covering the brain,
and the formation of a blood clot
IN a large vein near the mastoid,
known as the lateral sinus. One of
the early signs Of such complica-
tons is dizziness. Chills and fever
are other danger signs, since they
Indicate spread of the infection.
Headache. drowsiness and vomit-
ing are other signs.
Whenever a person has an infec-
ton Of the middle ear he should be
under the care of a physician and
this care should continue until it is
certain that the infection has van.
ished completely.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Nj. g.: Can a person who has haG
an operation for ulcers eat honey,
drink weak tea or eat oyster stew?
Answer:-It is not likely that
the foods you mention would be of
any harm.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-26
By HERMAN N. BUNDESEN, M. D.

SHORT or long-lasting infec-
tions of the middle part of the ear
are freGucnt. In themselves, such
infections are damaging to the ear
structures and may lead to deaf
ness, but there is n far greater
danger in the complications which
may arise from such ear infec-
tlouS.
One such complication is mas
toldItis or inflammation of the air
cells in the bone back of the ear.
Treating Infection
In treating most ear infections
nowadays the sulfonamide drugs
o. pcnlcIllin are used and it is true
that this treatment has a favor
able effect on the ear infection.
However, the drawback to the use
OF these preparations is that they
may hide mastoiditis, should Il de-
velop. This means that when peni-
clllln or the sulforamide drugs
are used, they must be properly
employed.
according to Doctor Ian B.
Iho"burn of England, the follow
ing suggestions may we'll be fol-
lowed: If the ear drum is bulg-
ing, 1t should be cut open, par
tlcularly if the patient has per
slstent pain. The sulfonamide
drugs should be given as soon as
possible n the proper dose. The
patient should then be seen regu-
larly for sevcra! weeks even after
the infection has apparently
Cleared up completely.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-26

they might ascertain whether they
have the necessary 200 reservations
tC secure priority for construction.
It is hoped that the locker may
be built by the first of the year and
construction must be begun soon to
carry out those plans. Mr.. Sanders
stated.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-26
PAGE F4VA

The origin of how a ship came to
be called she" can probably De
tracked back to the Greek mariners
who gave their ships feminine
names.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-26
Visitors from Pa.

Mr.. and Mrs, Marion b. Sexton.
Of Louisburs, Pa, are the house
guests of Mr.. Mary S. Swain.
Evening star., 1945-10-15

A lot of things for postwar living are being
born this minute :. in laboratory testtubes =.
synthetic auto tires :. nylon hose -. plastic
bread-knives :. glass.suspenders . and
thousand others. But when it comes to WINE,
you can't depend on scientific miracles. You
have to get it RIGHT from the GRAPEVINE.
Evening star., 1945-10-15

. That's why National Distlers have pur
chased the great California the famous Italian Swiss
Colony Wines and have added this priceless their al
ready outstanding list of wine and liquor products.
That's why the Kronhem Company of Washington happy
to the acquisition of this famous Italian Swiss Colony
label and under exclusive franchise the public
and to the liquor dealers of the District of Columbia.
It's automatic that good only from good grapes
and it's equally that good grapes only from good
grabevmes And years of experience the industry have
taught that good gapevnes be found only good
yards
heredy and tradition for anything and they cer
talny do in the wine industry then you'll be interested
knowing that the Italian Swiss Colony vineyards date back
1881 when this famous corporation founded in As So
county, by its pioneer citizens.
Evening star., 1945-10-15

also fitting that this of ndusrywide
Importance should be made during National Wine Week
when the wine and liquor dealers of America devong their
efforts energies the expansion and development of their
services the public thru product which truly symbozes
"the nations good living
. AS members of an important American industry look
forward with dealers and friends, speedy
of the nnumerabe good things of life which will about
the postwar period and the countless miracle products
which science and chemistry will provide clothing of milk
. textiles of coal of soy BEANS But still in.
sst that nobody has found adequate substitute for juicy
tvoinch sirlon steak Charcoal when
to WINE string along with Mother Naure-YOUVE
got to get fright from the GRAPEVINE
Evening star., 1945-10-15

That means you'd have to thumb your cal.
endar back just sixty.four years before you'd
reach the date when these first rare vines were
planted in America e. And that's why we take
pardonable pride in presenting to our dealers,
and thru them to the public :. these Wines with
brilliant past and even brighter future.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-30


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Evening star., 1945-10-14

FdCkdSe no.
Originally 5.29
Reduced to 81
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Evening star., 1945-10-14
Prosecutor Sees Delay
Before Starting RetriaI
OF Rume|y Case

Although a District Court jury
was unable to agree yesterday in
the case of DR.. Edward A. Rumely,
charged with illegally failing to
present financial records to House
committee, the Government plans to
renew the prosecution against him.
Assistant United States Attorney
Charles B. Murray, who prosecuted
the case, said the Government will
not ask that DR.. Rumely be tried
again this month. He explained
many prospective jurors were in the
courtroom and heard testimony. AS
the District Attorneys Office no
longer controls the assignment of
cases, it is unable to say just when
DR.. Rumely may be retired.
The jury received the case Friday
and was locked up for the night.
After eight hours of consideration,
it Informed Justice James M. Proc
tor. who presided at the four-day
trial, that it was unable to agree
and the jurist discharged it.
DR.. Rumely, who is executive Sec
retary of the Committee for Con-
stitutional Government, was indicted
on charge of wilfully failing to
obey subpoena directing him to
bring financial records of his or
ganiZation before the House Cam
paign Expenditures Committee in
September, 1914.
Defending DR.. Rumely were At
torneys Neil Burkinshaw and Den
mis- Collins Assistant United States
Attorney Sidney S. Sachs assisted
Mr.. Murray.
Evening star., 1945-10-14
Buhumu Group Is Vast

The British colony of the Ba-
hamas consists of 5000 islands and
covers an area 300 miles in length.
Evening star., 1945-10-14

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