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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07
S1lke IL oSvobodilne
borbe v S1oveniji
za Propaganda oddeek Gavnega sba Narodne osvobodn
vojske in partizanskih odrsdov slovenjs

, sela Zofka s torbico z rdecim
krizen1, .pusko ma rami in bonn
bami oh pasu, so preizkuseni in
neustraseni dejali: ''Fantje, da-
mes sc nam nj treba bait krogel,
Zofka je nami."
Bio je v juniju 1914, ko je
imela brigada tezke 'borbe ma
Ilovi gori. v hisi oh gozdu je
Zofka previjala ranjence. Zunaj,
kakih sto metrov cd hise, SO
! Gubcevci zadrzevali napade pre-
+ mocnega sovraznika. Zofka je v
svoji skrbi "a ranjenega tovari-
sa preslisala, da Sc je pokanje
vedno bolj oddaljevalo. Brigada
Sc je polagoma umikala pred we
like premocjo in Zofka je osta-
la sama pri ranjencu. sele glas-
no nemsko govorjenje jo je opo-
zorila ma nevarnost.
Tudi ranjenec je moral slisati
te glasove, kajti siroko odpr-
timi ocmi je pogledal Zofko. Do
bra bolnicarka je razumela ia
pogled. V MEM nj bilo strahu,
bilo je le vprasanje: "Zofka,
kaj zdaj?"
"Potrpi tovaris, da pogledam
okoli hise", in ranjeni tovaris
je bill z odgovorom zadovoljen.
v mirnih besedah bolnicarke je
slutil, da Sc mu ne more zgodi-
ii mic hudega. Vedel je, da bo
poizkusila vse in le, &c pade ona,
je izgubljen tudi on.
Zofka sc je vrnila. Memo,
kakor da bi sama cutila slime
bolecine velike rane ma nogi, je
prijela ranjenca v narocje in
opotekaje stekla z MIN proti
robu gozda. Sovraznik ju je opa-
zil in streljal "a NINA. v tre-
nutku je ranjenega tovarisa
polozila "a drevo in Sc sklonila
k MENU. Dobro merjeni rafal
je siknil tik mad memo glavo.
Mirno sta cakala. Zofka je pri-
pravila bombi in pusko, pri-
pravljena sprejeti vsako neena-
ko borbo. Krogle so sikale okoli
njiju, toda zadela ju nj nobena.
Ko Sc je nekoliko umirilo, 81 je
spet nalozila ranjenca, da bi Sc
umaknila globlje v gozd. v tenn
hipu zagleda ostudnega svaba,
XII tece prot njej in vpije:
Halt! Halt" Zofka sc nj usta-
villa. Iskala jel primeren zaklon,
Nasla ga je: 'Tukaj, tovaris." "
Nemec je spuscal rafale il
brzostrelke in Sc Jim a blizal.
Zofka je bila mirna. S tistim
globokim, dobria pogledom oei
skrbne bolnicarke je dajala ra-
njenemu tovarisu zaupanje. v
rokah je drzala bombi in caka:
la. svab je stal le nekaj kora-
kov cd ME. Oziral Sc je, kakor
da bi ju bill "a hip izgubil izpred
oci. Medtem, ko je polnil bro.
strelko z novim okvirjem, Sc je
Zofka dvignila in zagnala vanj
ODE bombi. svab je brez besed
omahnil.
zofka je spet pograbila ra.
njenca in stekla Sc globlje v
gozd. Sc je videla, kako je moe.
ma eksplozija bomb privabila Sc
nekaj Nemcev, potem pa Sc je
umaknila pod zascito debelih
debel. Opotekala Sc je, cd utru.
jenosti Sc il je meglilo pre- d
ocmi. Zgrudila Sc je in globoko
sopla. T
Ranjenec jo je hvalezno po.
bozal po laseh. Vedel je, da sc
ina zahvaliti junaski zofki "a
svoje zivljenje.
Borbe Gubceve brigade ma
novi gori, junija 1914
Preseneeenje nj uspelo
Battalion je 20 dolgem poho.
du v dezju prispel ma Malo 1lo.
va poro. Rorci. so hill zaradi vee.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07
Preseneeenje nj uspelo

Battalion je po dolgem poho-
du v dezju prispel ma Malo Ilo-
vo goro. Borci SO bill zaradi vec-
dnevnih borb il neprespanih no
81 utrujeni. " l1isah SO odlozili
opremo, nekateri SO sezuli cev-
lie in legli X pocitku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07
Scitil je Geto

M1traiJeZ kuter Je oil EDEN u
stih skromnih, tihih partizanov,
XII jih srecamo in ne opazimo,
XII pa nenadoma zazare in nam
je sladko prf srcu, ko ponovno
poslusamo o njihovih dejanjih.
Tisto jutro je bilo prav vsak-
DAME. Tudi v ceti je bilo vsak-
DAME razpolozenje. Smejali so
Sc, prepevali in govorili navad-
ne stvari, ko SO Sc odpravljali v
zasedo.
Kuter je dal mitraljez ma ra-
mo in brezbrizno stopal v kolo-
nj. Morda je obcudoval polja, XII
so Sc razkazovala v majniski
lepoti.
Ma Osolniku pri Turjaku so
bile ze veckrat zasede. Polozaj
zanje je kot nalasc. Costa je kot
nv dlani. Kuter je postavil mi
traljez, pripravil s pomocnikom
municijo, Sc vlegel v travo in
zrl v nebo. Tako delajo skoraj
vsi mitraljezci, ko cakajo So
vraznika. Mic MISC nestrpni in
tudi strahu ne poznajo. Sele ta-
krat, ko je treba udariti in ina
jo ma muhi kopico Swallow, Jim
tako cudno zagorijo oci.
Ko so izvidniki naznanili ka-
mione il Lasc, sc ie Kuter mir
no prevrgel ma trebuh, naravnal
cev in Sc uzrl h komandirju. Oci
SO mu zagorele. "Ogenj'', Sc je
razlegel komandirjev glas. Ku-
terjeva strojnica je zadrdrala
"a spoznanje pred drugimi. Ka-
mion je obstal. Nekaj Swallow Sc
je skotalilo po MEM, ostali so
poskakali v jarek. Toda bolj so
nasi tolkli, vec Swallow Sc je
zgrinjalo, in kmalu Sc je okoli
cete stisnil obroc.
Tedaj je Kuter poklical ko-
mandirja. "Prebiti Sc bo treba
I'll pojdi ceto, JAZZ vas bonn kril
mitraljezom. Kmalu bonn "a
vami.' Pokazal mu je Sc smer
in takoj nato spustil dolg rafal
v gruco naskakujocih Nemcev.
Ceta Sc je pricela prebijati.
Kuter je ostal sam. Tezko je
svedeti, kaj je mislil takrat ?
Gotovo pa je, da je jasno vedel,
da DO padel in da Sc zrtvuje "a
tovarise. Kuter Sc je spremenil
IL navadnega, skromnega mitra-
ljezca V velikana, v junaka.
svabi SO takoj vedeli, pri Gem
so. Yes ogenj so usmerjili ma
Kuterja. Toda njegov mitraljez
nj utihnil. Prikoval je svabe k
tom. Tedaj je zabolelo Kuterja
v nogi in kmalu "a tenn v plju-
cih. Ozrl Sc je "a tovarisi, XII so
jih sovraznikove krogle Sc dose
gale. z zadnjimi mocmi je dvig-
nil svojo ljubico strojnico in
jo napolnil poslednjim okvir-
jem. Ceta Sc je brez izgub re
razvrstila ma novih polozajih,
ko Sc je jasno slisal poslednji,
dolg Kuterjev rafal.
Pravijo, da Kuterjevi tovari-
81 cd takrat izstrelijo vsak O
svincenko mislijo mani. In NIL
hovo sovrastvo do Nemcev je
poslej brezmejno.
Zaseda 2. bat. XIV. brigade
ma Mslem Osolniku
maja 1914
Resila je ranjenca
Ko Sc lie mlado dekle IL rudar-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07

sqejo b obcutjvi kritiko ljudskih nnozic temvec
morao b sami do sebe neusljer kontrolirati morajo
sam sebe naue morajo spoznavati sbe lastne napa
ke in jih nitro odstranjevati
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07
Slovsnci kvolii delegate
Y Narodni svet

LJUBLJANA, ~. julija-Na
konferenci 4slovenske -osvobodil-
ne fronte, ki Sc. je vrsila v Ljub-
Bani, je bilo izyoljenih 1853 "a
stopnikov v svet zedinjene ma
rodne osvobodilne fronte Jugo-
slavije. Med izvoljenirni je n
clanov Centralnega korniteta, 10
zastopnikov il Slovenskega Pri-
morja; 4 IL Koroske, 10 IL Ljub-
lame, II il ljabljanske prefek-
ture, IA il novoaneske prefektu-
Re ter Is "a prefekturo Maribor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07

Ia peejo je sedel sedemnajst-|
letni mitraljezec Pizmoht Stane.
Ia dan nj mogel zaspati. Ma
slonjen ma svojega sarca, XII ga
nikdar nj dal il rok, je gledal
po specih tovarisev in prernis-
ljeval. Ma borbe 'zadnjih dni je
mislil, ma svojega pomocnika, XII
je bill pri teh borbah ranjen, obi
skal je svoj dom, XII 50 mu ga
pozgali, grob svojega oeeta ma
Rabu, tudi ma sestrico, XII 30 jo
odpeljali izdaja1ci nj p ozsbil.
'Prokleti" in stisnil je sarca.
Vojska ma Mali Ilovi gori je
Sc vedno spala, ko so pocii pred
vasjo prvi strei. Pizmoht jih je
takoj slisal in ze je hitel 8 sar-
Gem v eni in z zabojem z muni-
clio v drugi roki v smer, cd ko-
der je cul strele. Pri zadnji hi
81 je zagledal sovrazno kolono.
Ia vogalom je postavil strojni-
co in sc pripravil. Ko Sc je ko-
Iona priblizala, jo je sprejela
toca svineenk. Potem je zakri-
cal "Juris", spustil yes rafal in
sovraznik Sc je zmeden razbeza1
ma vse strani. Pizmoht pa S sar-
Gem "a MIN.
Tedaj je zagledal drugo kolo-
no. Skocil je "a drevo in name
ril strojnico proti koloni. So
vraznik Sc je razyrstil in ze je
zvizgalo n a d njegovo glavo.
Obojestranski ogenj je bill silo-
Wit. Pizmoht Sc je zaskrbljeno
oziral ma municijo, XII mu je ze
primanjkovala. Potrebno je bio
prepreciti sovraznikov proboj
preko cistine v vas. TO 81 je "a
bical in streljal dalje. Bill je ra-
njen v roko, toda nj sc zmenil
in Sc boril naprej proti tristo-
tim, XII jih je njegov mitralez
prikoval k tlom. Poslednji trak
S sto naboji je vlozil v svoje
orozje. "Ce mi zmanjka NUM-
cije, BON naskocil poslednjimi
naboji'', je sklenil.
Tedaj je il vasi ze hitel bata-
lion. Borci so Sc spustili v ju-
ris, Pizmoht je pograbil svojega
sarca in med prvimi gnal sva-
bobrance proti Grosuplju.
Po dveh urah Sc je battalion
vrnil v vas. Bolnicarka mu je
povezala roko, potem je sel 70
pet "a pee in skrbno prislonil k
sebi svojega sarca.
Borba Gubceve brigade ma
Ilovi gori junija 1914
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07
Ljubin Sal

y
soncen, tako, da so sc re nape-
lie macice ma vrbah in ma juz-
nih obronkih je ze v cereh eve
tel teloh. Cudovita lima!
Nasi fantje so Sc soncili pred
Vrbovskim, prepevali in harmo-
nika je pela, pomladne made so
rasle v srcih. Stab devete bri-
gade Sc je razmestil po hisah
zavzete ustaske trdnjave. Trije
njeni bataljoni so bill dalec
spredaj pred Ogulinom ma polo
zajih. Prvi battalion je pravkar
poeival. Pred dvema dnevoma
je incl nude borbe ustasi, XII
so rinili il Ogulina proti Gonir-
ju, zdaj pa Sc fantje soncijo ma
prisojah, POLO, kadijo cigarette,
XII so jih zaplenili ustasem in Sc
predajajo vese1im mislin.
Korenean IL prve eete -sedi ma
storu in jih gleda. Pod grrnom
je nasel zvoneek in 81 ga zatak-
nil v partizanko. z ocmi isee
med dekleti in najde Ljubo, cr-
nolaso Srbkinjo il Dreznice, XII
so j ustasi zaklali oeeta in ma
ter. Tudi ona ga isee z ocn1i.
Nenadoma Sc dvigne in gre k
njej. S partizanke vzame zvon-
eek in j ga pripne v lase. Po-
tenn gresta oba v sonee in pre-
deta besede. .-,
Kmalu 10 polnoci je pozvan
komandant bataljona v stab.
"Okoli tisoc ustasev in Mem
cev je pricelo prodirati il Ogu-
lima proti Gomirju s sestimi tan
XII. Drugi in tretji battalion sta
Re v borbi z njihovo predhoani-
co. Tvoj battalion maj nemudo-
ba zasede ODE visini mad eesto
pri razrusenem smostu, hi, Ga
bodo hoteii ma vsak na4in po
praviti." E.
Fantje naarsirajo, hite. Po.
noel je mrzlo, noe je jssaa In
million zvezd je ma nebu. Cd
dalec je: slisati odjek rafaloy IN
puskarenje ter ostre strele tan
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07
Slovenska osvobodilna from
ta prva pri volitvah

LJUBLJANA, 80. julUa.-Vo-
htve "a Narodne osvobodilne od-
bore ter mestne, decline in
okrajne zbornice SO Sc pricele v
Sloveniji veeraj, 20. julia. OBJ
drzavanih je bilo ma stotine sho-
dov. Udelezile so Sc ogromne
mnozica ljudstva ter tako polka
zale, da Sc Slovenci zavedajo
vaznosti svojih demokraticnih
uspehQv. Prva poroeila kazejo,
da je mad 908o volivcev volilo "a
kandidate Osvobodi1ne fronte v
Ljubljani, Mariboru, Novem me-
stu IN drugod.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-08-07
Mihajlovieevci priznavajo
po1riot ,lacije1l

Obravnava proti takozvanemu
Centralnemu narodnemu odbo-
ru Draze Mihaj1ovita in powell
Enikov njegovih Get Sc je veeraj
nadaljevala (29. julija) pred Wis
jem sodiseem jugoslovanske vol
ske. Vceraj je bio zas1isanih vec
clanov Centralnega narodnega
odbora, med mimi tajnik Jure
Jurovie (Djuro Djurovie).
Izjave obtozencev so razkrile
politicno platformo Draza Mi
hajlovicevega gibanja. Mihajlo-
vieevi najozji sodelavci SO pri-
znali, da je njihova organizacija
luzila sovrazniku v borbi proti
svojim lastnim judem. Obtoze-
nee Mustafa Mulalic, podpred-
sednik takozvanega Centralne-
ga narodnega odbora, je rekel:
Videl sem nemske oficirje "
muftiji, XII so prisli v Mihajlovi-
eev glavni Stab, in vedel sem, da
SO eetniki dobili orozje, strellvo
in drugo opremo cd Nemcev.
Jure Jurovit, obtozen zloci-
nov, katere je sodisee neovrglivo
doka zalo, 'je po obravnavi rekel
jasno in kar naravnost: Danes
mi je popolnoma jasno, da je Mi
hajloviceva organizacija kolabo-
rirala z sovraznikom direktno.
- Drugi obtozenci so opisali ko-
laboracijo Mihajlovieevih "a
stopnikov z Nemci in Nedieem
(srbskim kvizlingom). Oh pricet-
ku obravnave je Jurovie skusal
zaplesti zapadne zaveznike v
Mihajlovieevo zadevo, toda ga je
sodisce vstavilo. Da Sc zagovor-
niki lahko pripravijo, je sodisce
zakljuei1o preiskati te okoliScine
pri tajhem zasedanju. Obravna-
va Sc danes nadaIuje.
Slovenska osvobodilna from
ta prva pri volitvah
Evening star., 1945-08-03
WeIcomesY
Will Stage Campfire

The Washington Welcomes You
project, sponsored by The Evening
Star, will hold a campfire program
in Rock Creek Park at $50
o'clock tomorrow night. An Illus
trated talk will be given on Rain
bow Lights of the West" by Hamp-
ton K. Smell, traveller and lecturer.
Prior to the talk there will be a
period of recorded music under the
auspices of the District Public Lii
brary. The program is under the
direction of Donald Edward Nc
Henry, chief naturalist. 1t is open to
the public.
Those who wish to join the group
will meet at the corner of Sixteenth
street and Colorado. avenue NV.
(entrance to Rock Greek ParD be-
fore S:15 pm. For further informa-
ton call the District Information
Center, Republic 5S1s. For weather
information call the Park Police,
Republic 1920, Extension 1855.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
Marine Seeks 10 AnnuI
New Zealand Marriage

Marine Pfc. DOME Mccoy Moore,
q, veteran Of five major campaigns
with the I'd Marine Division, filed
suit in District Court yesterday ask
ing annulment Of a marriage to a
New Zealand woman, who, the suit
charges, had one illegitimate child
when he married her and was ex-
pecting another.
The suit, filed in Pvt. Moore's be-
half by Attorney Naomi Wheeler,
said the marriage occurred In De-
cember, 1943, in New Zealand. The
wife is Mrs. Hazel Colleen Hoskin
Moore. The child already born to
her was fathered by a German SOL
dier, the suit alleges.
The suit said the facts regard
ing the case were concealed from
Pvt. Moore before the marriage. An
nulment is sought on grounds OF
fraud.
Pvt. Moore, who now Is stationed
at Camp Lejune, N. c., Is Z former
Government employe.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
London
Continued From First Page.)

respondent Louis Lochner wrote
that the conditions imposed by the
Potsdam communique upon Ger
many made the Versailles Treaty
look like child's play. He pointed
out that territorially Germany loses
not only all she gained by the bully
ing diplomacy of Adolf Hitler, but
also must write of some of the most
valuable regions Of Germany proper.
such as Silesia, East Prussia and
large slices of Pomerania. The age
long dream of German colonies, he
added, must be buried forever.
An authoritative source in Lon
don closely connected with the
Polish government at Warsaw said
that on the whole the Polish gov
ernment probably was satisfied with
the Potsdam decisions.
A British Foreign Once Spokes-
man said the British long have had
misgivings that Poland might seek
to take over more German territory
than she could well handle" and
added frankly that Britain had
been opposed to the extension of
the Poles western frontiers to the
Oder River. But though the Brit
'sh delegates put up strong case,
Russia won the point at least tenn
porarily, he said. The ODER -Neisse
line long had been demanded by the
Poles with Moscow backing.
Opinion in London was that the
Polish frontier finally would be the
same as that agreed on temporarily
ct Potsdam.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
Navy Newspaper Chain
Planned for Pacific Bases
BY the Associated Press.

By the ASsoclateo PreSS.
The Navy is planning to publish
a chain of daily newspapers in the
Pacific and a weekly magazine
along the lines of the Army's Yank
and the Marine Corps Leatherneck.
Navy News has been chosen as
the newspapers name. A Guam
edition has begun publication and
others are to follow within a few
months in the Philippines and on
OkinaWa. Still more may be pub
lished where there are large con-
centrationS of naval personnel and
no available civilian newspapers.
The Navy, in telling of its plans
yesterday, said Navy News will be
an eight-page, five-column tabloid
distributed free 1t will contain ma
tional and international news,
columns, comic strips, sports ana
crossword puzzles.
The magazine, probably to sell
for 10 cents copy, will be a 81
page, large-size magazine in two
colors, with eyewitness stories,
articles, fiction, humor, photo
graphs, sports, cartoon and PIN
up features. A 250,000 circulation
is planned.
From a San Francisco field office
will 60 daily a 12,000-word daily
news report composed of news from
civilian news services and DEPART
ment news from the newly estab-
lished Navy News Bureau.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
Allies Continuing Hunt
For Hitler, Paris Reports

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Aug. 3.-The Paris
radio said today that Allied mill
tary authorities were not convinced
that Adolf Hitler is dead and were
keeping a vigilant watch, particu-
larly in the Heidelberg area"
Heidelberg is 10 miles west ol
Nuremberg in the American occu.
patton zone.
TWENTY-FIRST ARMY CIRQUE
HEADQUARTERS, Germany, Aug
3 P).-Alois Hitler, Adolf's half.
brother, has been released by Brit.
ish authorities after having beer
detained for about six weeks fol
questioning, it was announced to-
day. He had been captured In the
Hamburg area.
"It Is clear to u.s." a British mill.
tary government statement said
that he has led a perfectly blame
less existence, being absolutely
scared stiff of being associated ir
any way with the Fuehrer's activi.
ties. He was released yesterday"
Alois was said to have been the
proprietor of beer tavern In Ber-
lin during most of the war.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
Brutality Wins
Promotion in
Army, May Says

by tne ASSoClatco FreSs.
In a report on brutal treatment
of soldiers" Chairman May of the
House Military Affairs Committee
said today promotion seems to be
a customary reward for brutality u
Mr.. Mays formal statement was
based on a subcommittee investi-
CATION into reports of mistreatment
of American Soldier-prisoners at the
Lincoln (Nebr.) Army Air Field.
1t dealt in detail with the case
of Pvt. Warren c. Miller of War
rem, Pa, who was court-martialed
in January, 1914, for failure to obey
a corporal's order to remove his
hands from his pockets while on
formation. Pvt. Miller was SEN
fenced to three months at hard
labor.
Representative May said that In
the presence of Capt. Leonard K
Dunn, the provost marshal, and 1t
Stanley T. Jones, the prison officer
Pvt. Miller was beaten up twice by
guard using night stick. He
said 1t. Jones was acquitted after
a court-martial trial and later was
promoted to captain.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
D. {. Area Men Released
Al Fl, Meade Are Listed

Fort Meade announced today that
the following Washington area men
have been honorably discharged
from the Army at its separation
center:
Pfc. John Karydakis, 1856 Euclid
street NV; Pfc. Forest E. Mathers,
1417 Whittier street NV; Corpl.
Granvel Armel, 1853 Fort Foote
road, Fort Foote, Md; Sergt. Hubert
Kuykendan, 83 Sheridan street
NE; T/4 Robert L. Cunningham,
1923 r street NV; T/Sergt. John
L. Harbaugh, 706 Washington street,
Hagerstown, Md.
Also T/Sergt. Anthony Bugel, 1920
Gales street NE; Sergt. Amos l..
Harper, 80 West Franklin street,
Hagerstown, Md; Corpl. Edward A.
Samperton, 3411 Clay street NE;
Pfc. Leroy Archer, 724 Grandin ave-
nue., Rockville, Md, and T/5 Henry
B. Silsbee, 2620 Quebec street NV.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
Mother Of 8 Pleads Guilty
In ShopIifting Case

Mrs. Lillian Theresa King, IS,
mother of eight children, pleaded
guilty in Municipal Court today to
charges of shoplifting merchandise
worth approximately SIS, which In
:luded a l0-cent card Of hairpins.
Judge Aubrey Fennell referred the
case to the court probation office for
report prior to sentence. Police
charged the woman with taking two
hats, a dress and pair Of hose from
Goldenberg's department store and
four sets of earrings and the hair
pins from Murphy's 10-cent store.
Mrs. King told Judge Fennel a
Maryland welfare board is caring for
most of her children, who range in
age from 31a to 1S years. She said
she was receiving an allotment from
her husband in the service. She
lives in the 240O block of South Da-
kota avenue NE.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
Cabinet
Continued From First Page)

Emmanuel ShinweII, minister of
fuel and power.
Philip John Noel-Baker, minister
of state.
Wilfred Paling. minister of pen
sions.
William Whiteley, parliamentary
secretary to the treasury.
The announcement of the cabinet
appointments added that King
George vi had conferred barony
on Mr.. Pethick-Lawrence, the new
Indian secretary.
Mr.. Isaacs, Mr.. Bevan, Mr. Will
mot, Mr.. Barnes and Mr.. Shinwell
will become members of the Kings
Privy Council and Lord Addison
will be leader of the House of Lords.
The remaining appointments, in
cluding the undersecretaryships, are
to be announced within a few days.
Mr.. Attlee, who returned from
Potsdam yesterday and spent his
first night at No. 10 Downing street,
Official residence of Britain's Prime
Ministers, went today to .Bucking-
ham Palace, where he received royal
approval of his cabinet list.
1t was announced that Mr.. White
ley would be the governments chief
whip in Commons. He was the
Joint government chief whip in the
Churchill wartime coalition.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
23 Cavalry Horses Bring
S1,355 al Maryland Sale

Twenty-three Army cavalry horses
received honorable discharges from
the service yesterday and some of
them acted quite "frisky" about 1t.
Classed as surplus property, they
were disposed of at public sale at
Camp Ritchie, Md, for total of
$l,355.50. Although several animals
showed bad stable manners, work
horse named Butch behaved beauti-
fully, according to John Richardson
of the General Products Division of
the Commerce Department, in
charge of the sale.
About Is persons bought the
horses, which were between and l3
years old. Fifteen of the animals
were purchased by one individual,
Sam Mersky of Philadelphia.
Seventeen more horses were
scheduled to be sold at noon today
at Fort Belvoir, Va, Mr.. Richardson
said. He explained that number
OF the animals were thoroughbreds
and are ideal for riding acade-
mics"
Evening star., 1945-08-03
Woman S Body Found
lin Woods Identified
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
DRACUT, Mass, Aug. 3.-State
and Dracut police officials said to-
day that the nude body found in a
wooded section here Wednesday had
been identified as that of Mrs.
George Saunders, 20, and that they
were endeavoring to determine the
cause of her death.
State Police Its. Joseph Crescio
and James Commit and Police Chief
Vincent D. OLeary of Dracut said
she was a former resident of Man
chester, N. H., who had recently
resided at Lowell, Mass.
Miss Stella George of Manchester,
sister of Mrs. Saunders, told the
officers the red sandal-type shoes,
only apparel on the victim, and the
gold chain and locket, found near
by, were the property of her sister.
1t. Crescio said Mrs. Saunders has
been missing since June 20 and that
she left a nine e-month-old daughter,
Constance, living with Miss George.
Officers quoted Miss George as
saying that her sister had hus-
band in the Army and that the
picture of the baby found in the
locket looked something like my
sisters daughter. Constance"
Evening star., 1945-08-03
Body Of Man Is Found
In Trunk in New York
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-The body
of a man, clad in tan trousers, tan
belt, lumber jacket and green over
coat was found in trunk yesterday
in the cellar of a five-story rooming
house at 314 West Fifty-first street.
Markos Maviudis, operator of the
rooming house, told police he had
opened the trunk two and one-half
years ago, but he had closed it after
finding only mattress.
Yesterday, he said, acting on COM
plants that an odor was coming
from the cellar, he reopened the
trunk, lifted the mattress and found
the body in a canvas bag.
Mr.. Maviudis said the trunk was
one of two he found in the cellar,
along with other property, when he
leased the building in February, 1943.
Detectives began an investigation.