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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-27

da bi JugoslaviI pretila be ve6ja
'izgaba, ee bi Krekovega predlo-
Ega ne zastavili partizani Z zased-
bo glavnega della Primorja in
|Istre.
| Naslednji akt, XII ga je sodi-
|sce precitalo, je elaborat tako-
zvanega ''Intermariuma," XII SO
ga podpisah obtozeni Krek, DIR.
Girl ebot in poljski reakcionar
Poniatovsky. v tenn predlogu sc
Eagitira "a organiziranje nekega
bloka drzav v srednji Evropi
med Savo, Crnim in Sredozem-
skim morjem, XII hi tako tvorile
zid proti Sovjetski zvezi. Isti ctt-
Dor je kasneje postal APPEL ma sve-
tovno javnost, da intervenira v
ikorist Draze Mihajlovica.
| Kot zadnjis dokazni material
pa je sodisce prebralo pisma OBJ
tozenega Krekar, XII jih je pisa]
raznina bivsin ministrom v Ca
rigrad, London in Kairo . "Po
realnih racunih lahko z vso yer.
jetnostjo trdimo, da v letu 1916
zunanjepoliticni vplivi ne bode
resili nasega problema v nasc
korist. Zaradi tega moramo mi
XII zivimo, skupaj z okrog $4,000
emigranti v Itaiji, v prvi vrsti
Imisliti, kje in kako bodo vsi d
ljudje ziveli, ko mas bodo zavez.
niki prenehali vzdrzevati v ia.
boriscih, in to bo verjetno kon.
Gem leta 1916. Polovica teh ljud;
Sc DO vrnila domov . Drugs
polovica pa ne more, ker so te
ljudje, XII SO med vojno prisli '
nasprotje Titovinai ljudmi.
Zveze z Londonom so slabe
Mas In zavezniski London je la.
cen, neproduktiven in brez inici.
ative. q Ameriko je bolje, je pa
tako dalee, da so meme simpa.
tije navadno, le platonske vred.
nosti -. Vojna je razvnela no.
tranje strasti in to Sc pozna tu'
di v emigraciji. Boil kot kda.
koli so, danes Srbi oddaljeni cd
Hrvatov >. Predstavniki Srboy
in Hrvatov ne sodelujejo ne v
Washingtonu, ne v Londonu. Y
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Mosski

samski, zeli dobiti " najem sta
novanje s 2 ali 3 sobami; med
St. Clairjem in Collinwoodem.
Kdor ina "a oddati, maj blago-
voli pusti naslov v uradu tega
lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-27

'notranji areditvi, PAD pa prayi,
Ed0 je trebo Mporabits OsGko sred
stpo "a odstraniteO Tito J"
s, tem je bio izcrpano dokaz-
no gradivo. Besedo je dobil zar
stopnik tozilca kepatan Marian
EVivoda, XII je podal obsiren pre-
Egled dokazov glede krivde vsar
kega obtozenca posebej. Vsi 50
bill obtozeni ma isti liniji, ma ii.
niI Kdaje lastnega naroda. v
najtezjih dneh narodno osvobo-
dime. borbe so izdajalci $. skofom
na eelu zasadii no5 y.hrbet last
neau ljudstvu. Ia je odgovoren
"a vse zlocine izdajalskih tolp
in podHejenih duhovnikov, kot
bi jih izvrsil s svojo roko. z "a.
vestnim prikrivanjem resnice 9
osvobodilni borbi SO naertno "a
vajali narod v, zlocin in brato.
morno klanje.
Krek Sc zmeraj nadaljuje svo.
jo protinarodno aktivnost prot
CFLRJte ter zavaja emigrante. Rup.
mix je tip zlocinskega birica "a
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Poor!

FKer krozijo v naselbini razne
vesti glede posiljanja paletov
stare domovino, varn podajamo
nekaj pojasnil
Nasa tvrdka zeli posebno ma
glasiti, da Sc vedno posilja pa
kete cd II do al funtov.
Torej, &c zelite poslati pomoe
vasim sorodnikom v domovino,
obrnite. Sc do zanesljive tvrdke
Mihaljevich Bros. Co.
Nasa tvrdka je poslala ze mad
$1,000 paketov in Sc nj Sc nobe-
den zgubil Vsi so bill prejeti
|po pravih naslovnikih.
z ozirom ma posiljanje dollar
jew, zelinao omeniti, da Narodna
banka v Ljubljani, 'Zagrebu, Bel
gradu, Susaku in Splitu, izpla-
cuje naSe denarne nakaznice
Money Order) direktno in ta-
koj.
Mi posilamo denar direktno
ma naslovnika, kateri ga dobi v
desetih ali dvajsetih dneh.
Ia nadaljna pojasnila Sc obr-
mite takoj ma
EMiholievich Bros. CO.
6424 ST. CLAIR AVE.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-27
Sodnijski process proti
slovenskil1l izdajalcel1l

1919. HI iot je podpisa1 Celestin
Jslssso, spodGi M je bio pripisa-
no.: doatoViti no dr. Aiytn Krek.
London 1. lnbarssticpi stras-
|ki g. iagossoaansM vla1i Kairo
.iss 8. Etbissal Kristarssl,. Chicago.
Onaenjeno izjavo je q velikan-
Esko fanfare pomladi 1914 objav-
ljala "A. D." in zveza slovenskih
izupnij je razmnozila ma tisoce
|ponatisov. Dne IA. apraa 1914
je tajnik omenjene zveze p. Am
brozic prinesel tisto izjavo ma
sejo SANSove eksekutive. Pc
njegovi izjaW so doticne istine
podpisale stevilne vodilne osebe
Slovenije, senatorji, poslanci
it'd. Predsednik SANSa Etbin
Kristan je javno zanikal, da bi
.prejel kaksno resolucijo, in kako
Epravilno je presodil vso lumpari.
jo, ko je izjavil, da je resolucija
fabrikacija prve vrste, XII priha.
ia: h Hitlerjeve kovacnice. FAX.
Etieno so izjavo. podpisali le zgo'
raj oznaeeni trije "senatorji, po.
slanci in vodilne osebe Sloveni.
je"-dr. Milos Stare, DIR. Mac.
kovsek in DIR. Celestin Jelenc, ki
so vsi trije sodelovah v "Na-
trodnem odboru" v Ljubljani "a
casa okupacije in kolaborirali z
Nemci in Italijani, po zlomu Hit.
|lerja pa so pobegnili ma Koroskc
in Italijo, kjer nadalje spletkari,
jo proti novi Jugoslaviji. Ia il.
java je bila tista "bomba," s. ka.
tero je misGl monsignor Franc
Gabrovsek, Krekov agent ,
Ameriki, zlomiti h rbtenico
SANSu in ga onesposobiti "a ma.
daljno delo.
Dne 3. naaja 1915, ko je bill dr.
Krek CLAN zavezniske kontrolne
kon1isije v ItaliI, sc je vrsila v
Ljubljani seja Slovenske zave.
re, XII Sc je proglasila "a "slo-
venski parliament" S te seje SO
bile poslane brzojavke kralju
Petru, Trumanu, Churchillu in
|dr. Kreku, v katerem je "parla.
'ment" prosil "a posredovanje pri
zaveznikih, da sc onemogocijc
nadaljne oborozene akcije parti.
zanov, in pozival kralja, da sc
vrne.-Ta odbor je fakticno pre-.
wei oblast dne 5. maja 1915, do.
|poldne. "Potem so dogodki hite.
Ii 2. veliko brzino in je bilo videti
da Sc bodo sapadaa savesniki dr..
Sak sklepov Teheranske in Jalt.
ske korueremee ter me- 5odo k1jut
posivu hoteh pgtti y Ljmb1jamo-.
Ma tozileev predlog je bils
|precitana tudi deklaracija, XII sc
jo Topalovie, Pfihieese in Kreh
septembra 1945 poslai zavezni
kom, v kateri napadajo uredite,
Federativne Gudske republike
Jugoslavije in hi je bila objav
ljena v italijanscini v listu Ri
sorgimento liberale."
Zatem je predsednik sohses
precital v srbo-hrvascini predlos
Milne Kreka vrhovnemu zavezni
skemu poveljniku v Sredozemlj,
generalu Wilsonu "a otupacijt
jugosloUonskega Primorja in st
uuedbo savesniSke civilae upra
Fve. Temu pismu je bill prilozer
tudi predlog o ureditvi Slevenij'
in jlgoslovanskega Primorja.
| Danasnji. razvoj razmejitv'
! med Nahjo, in Jugoslavijo kaze
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-27
Konorcki

naprodaj. Fini pevci. Imamo jih
.vse vrste. So zelo primerni tudi
"a darila. Zglasite Sc ma 1419
e. 81 st.
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Dvo-sfonovunisko

hisa naprodaj; 5 in 5 sob, vprvo-
vrstnem stanju in pravkar nano-
vo prebarvana. Dive garazi, ce-
mentiran dovoz. Sc mora prodati
radi odhoda lastnika v Californi-
jo. Vprasa sc pri lastniku zgoraj
ma 16008 Huntmere Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-27
CNadal ljeUa,sje)

(NadQlieVa,je),
Ia brosura je tudi kazala, da
SO, belogardisti prisegai isto-
casno kralju Petru II. in Hitler
ju in da SO bill yes cas v zvezi
z Drazo Mihajlovicem in cd ME
ga dobivali direktive. In koncno
pove Ia brosura, da so bill do
mobranci in belogardisti $ svojo
pohcijo vred v casal ko so tira-
Ii stotine slovenskih nedolznih
zrtev v koncentracijska tabori-
Sea, zapore in mucilnice, y stdlni
sluSbi aag1e$kega Intelligence
ServiceG.
Ma strani 6 te brosure sc cita
"Slovenska ljudska stranka
(SLS) je ustanovila Slovensko
legijo 20. maja 1941. Clani Slo-
venske legiie So prisegli kralju
in domovini. Centrala Sis je
zbrane podatke dajala jugoslo-
vanski vojski in Intelligence
Servicu, deloma pa jih je posi-
ljala direktno v London mini
stru dr.. Mihi Kreku, da izpopol-
nj propaganda. in obvescevalno
mrezo. Use tri legije so bile v
sestavu kraljeve jugoslovanske
vojske.
"Zastopnik legije je skupno z
majorjem Novakom tvoril Stab
kraljevske jugoslovanske vojske
v SloVeniji. Majorja Karla No
vaka je postavil "a komandanta
Siovenije takratni vojni mini
ster in nacelnik staba vrhovnega
poveljstva vojske v domovini "
madni general Draza Mihajlovic
Prvega septembra 1943 so
partizani pri unicenju jugoslo-
vanskega cetniskega odreda na
Grcaricah zajeli tudi angleskega
majorja dr.. Kalana, vodilnega
clana Intelligence Service v Beo-
gradu"
Ma vprasanje jugosloyanskih
castnikov in aktivnih oficirjev,
ali maj prisezejo Hitlerju ali mai
izstopijo IL domobranstva, oje
prisel odgovor cd naeelnika Sta
ba Vrhovne komande jugoslo-
vanske vojske Draze Mihajlovi-
ca, "da akticni castmtlsS Mlaso
priseSejo." (Stran 25 omenjene
brosure).
Ma predlog vojaSkega toSilca
je bill precitan prepas kroajevego
poslani$tva . Vatika,au, XII ga je
poslamistvo prek6 Mine Kreka
posla1o laburistiG'ad stra,,ki y
Lo,adonu, ia.gosloOaaski vladi q
Kairu IN Etbinu Kristanu, pred
sednsku SANSu y, Chieogw. Do
pas nojprej mavaja, da je bill sve-
tosavski koaagres q vasi B., kje'
je bilu sprejeta resoluciia, IN Q
sodelovanju JNS i'm SIS, kt sc
psidruzMjetG sOetosavski resol4.
ciji, katero podpisa,ai posiva-
10 kraljevo vlado, da emergicno
nadaljnje borbo proti komumi-
sticnenau pokretu Titove OF in
partasaaonn. 2~
To resolucijo so podpisali '
imenu Slovenske ljndske stran.
Ike dr.. Mi1o$, Stare, "a Jugoslo.
vansko narodno stranko dr.
MaGkoV5ek in "a "socialisticno'
stranko dr.. Celestin Jelenc.
Z0tem je bild pre6stana reso
la.GijG sOciGistop y SloVeniji {
Tit0pi or q daae II. decenabrc
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Dve odrosk osebi

srednjih let, brez otrok, zelita
dobiti v najem stanovanje s 3
ali 4 sobami, med E. IS in E. 76
St., ali pa v collinwoodski ma
selbini. Naslov Sc maj pusti v
uradu "Enakopravnosti."
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13
Mrs. Kiesline Matron

Mrs. Robert Kiesling OF Chi
cago was matron of honor. The
bridesmaids were Mrs. Bex
Trimble of New York City, Miss
Mary Madeleine Kehrig, Mrs.
c. G. Hurd of Painesville, Pa.
Miss Mural Gradolph. cousin OF
the bridegroom. and Miss Susan
Schumacher. sister of the bride.
The brides gown was de-
signed with an heirloom rose
pointe lace collar, and bouffant
skirt over hoops. A shoulders
length veil fell from her Juliet
cap of seed pearls and she car
ried a white prayer book and a
cluster Of white camellias and
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13
'GradoIph
Ceremony
BY ANN NJ. STARK

AT A candlelight ceremony
Saturday afternoon in the
Epiphany Lutheran Church.
Miss Betty Ann Schumacher,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bern
hard c. Schumacher of Oak
drive, became the bride of DR..
Paul l.. Gradolph, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis l.. Gradolph of
Hamilton, Q.
The Rev. f. T. Bernthal per-
formed the ceremony.
The bride was preceded 10
the altar by six attendants all
wearing ice blue taffeta gowns
and deep red ostrich plumes in
their coiffures. Their cascade
bouquets of carnations matched
the rich tone in their plumes
and were set off with streamers
of iVV.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13
Engagement Told

Charles l.. Dennis OF Ardmore
avenue announces the engage
ment Of his daughter. Margaret
Louise, 20 Daniel Gerald Nc
lntyre, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald d. Mcintyre Of Marlowe
avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur w.
Cooper left by plane for Mil
waukee after their marriage
Saturday,in Assumption Grotto
Church. Mrs. Cooper Is the
former Kathleen Burnsheld,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Burns6eld. DR.. Cooper is the
grandson OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Weber of Highland Park.
Miss Theresa McCardle was
maid Of honor and Capt. Arthur
Sullivan was the best man. A
wedding breakfast was given at
the Whittier. DR.. and Mrs.
Cooper will make their home
on Rhode Island avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13
New World Order
CenturyCIub Topic

A PANEL DISCUSSION.
"Our Part in the New World
Order" is the feature Of the
New Century Clubs meeting at
the Ingleside Club at 2 p. m.
tomorrow.
Mrs. c. c. Barnes, Mrs. John
F.. MacDonough, Mrs. William
r. Alvord and Mrs. Joseph c.
Wedekind will take part in the
discussion, led by Laurentine
B. Collins, director of school,
community relations for the
board of education.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13
Chicaeoan Best Man

IT. Frederick Latimer of Chi
cago was the best man. The
guests were seated by William
Baker of Hamilton, O.. Robert
Kiesling Of Chicago and Rich
ard Travis and DR.. Charles
O'Donnell.
Mrs. Schumacher chose a din
ner dress Of bittersweet lame
and a gold satin hat. Her
flowers were green orchids.
Mrs. Gradolph's gown was
fashioned of black lace and
crepe and edged IN powder blue
ruching. She wore a black calot
and green Fei4fit4s----
A reception was held at the
Detroit Athletic Club.
DR.. and Mrs. Gradolph left
by plane for Florida and Ha-
vana. Mrs. Gradolph travelled in
a red and green checked suit
and a beige chapeau. She wore
white orchids on her mink cape.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13

Prices Subject 10 ,95 Sales Tsx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22
CLARK Report 10 Ask
Stronger U. s. Laws
To Guard Civil Riqhts

Recommendations for strengthen
ing the Federal civil liberties stat
utes, especially as they refer to mob
violence, are being prepared at the
Justice Department under direction
of Attorney General Clark for SUBJ
mission to the next Congress.
The Attorney General revealed in
a recent speech In New England that
he is dissatisfied with Anticipated
laws which are difficult to enforce
Federal efforts to protect the con-
stitutlonal rights of citizens under
these laws, MIR. Clark said. SIS like
trying to fight modern atomic war
with Civil War musket."
Present law authorizes the JUS
tice Department to investigate cases
throughout the States to determine
if Federal laws have been violated
Aand such evidence as may be OBJ
tanned can be turned over to local
authorities. Federal prosecution
however, results only when there is
evidence the local law enforcement
authorities were wilfully negligent.
The Attorney General expressed
the opinion that the Federal Gov
eminent is failing in its duty to pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22
ment since leaving washington last

ment since leaving washington last
year.
Coming to washington In 1910,
Mr.. Rockwell served first as an at
torney in the tax division OF the
Justice Department, and was later
in the Office OF the Solicitor General.
He was a general counsel for the
National Labor Relations Board from
December. 1913, to September, 1945,
when he assumed the military gov
eminent post.
Born in Kalamazoo, Mich, he
graduated from De PAW University,
studied at the London School Of
Economics and received his law
degree from Harvard University. He
lis a member OF the Massachusetts
bar, having formerly practiced law
in Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22

registration blanks only began Tues
day, the day Mr.. Rankin issued his
blast.
The other incident to draw q
smile was the revelation that the
first lobbyist to comply with the
new laws requirements was the IA
miliar and well-liked 69-year- old
citizen, Ben Marsh. Mr.. Marsh
hadn't even waited for the formal
blanks to be issued. He had read
the law and prepared statement
on his own stationery, answering all
the questions required by the law.
Peoples Lobby, Inc.
So the first person caught in the
dire business of lobbying is one who
has proudly proclaimed himself a
lobbyist for the past quarter of a
century. Indeed the outfit for which
Mr.. Marsh works bears the name,
Peoples Lobby, Inc. 1t is supported
by friends in Washington and else
where who believe it is useful for
Congress to hear from Mr.. Marsh
now and then on matters of i'm
portance to the plain people In
his properly notarized statement,
Ben put his own pay down at $3.50
a month.
Few others among Washington s
vast army of lobbyists will find it
so easy to meet the laws require
nents. Probably none other ever
actually calls himself lobbyist. For
labor organizations they are '1egis-
lative representatives" for private
business interests they are vice
presidents In charge of public re-
lations," economic advisers" and
various other things that sound
nice.
What effect the new law will have
on their activities remains to be
seen. There may be fewer lavish
drinking parties, fewer reports to
make concerning coy chats with
susceptible members of Congress,
and general abatement of the un-
pretty aspects of lobbying. The
business concerns and trade organ
izations who pay the bills hardly
get their moneys worth out of such
expenditures anyhow. There may
be few House or Senate members
who are suckers for such persuasion
but most are too wise in the ways of
the world to fall for it twice. So the
more lurid phase of lobbying may be
somewhat reduced.
Kind That Gets Results.
But there is likely to be little less
Of the lobbying that really gets re-
suits. This consists of maintaining
an efficient organization in WASH
ington to watch all legislative de-
velopments that may affect any
given business or industry and of
maintaining an equally close contact
with the local concerns or interests
represented, along with the machin-
cry for getting those local interests
into action when necessary.
For example, it wasn't the willy
voices Of Washington lobbyists that
defeated the administrations gen.
eral housing bill It was the IA
miAar voices of real estate and SINH
lar interests back home, the voices
OF friends and campaign contribu-
tors, brought convincingly to the
ears of the Congress members. The
same could be said of the success OF
the insurance companies in persuad-
ing the House to pass bill-later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22
THE EVENING STAR, washington, D. C. =. AIS
=

home, Thirty-first and NJ streets
NV. Burial will be In Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Mr.. Veise. retired cabinet maker.
was born and educated in Baltimore
and came to the District after he
retired In 1882. He was veteran
Of the Spanish-American War and
was member of the National Trib-
une Military Order of the
Serpent-Grand Lair, and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22
AhG in Germany Appoints
Rockwell as LEGAL Chief

Alvin j. Rockwell. formerly of 5203
Newport avenue. Chevy Chase, Md,
a Justice Department and National
Labor Relations Board attorney here
from 1910 to 1915, has been appointed
director Of the legal division of the
American Office of Military Govern
ment in Germany, an Associated
Press dispatch from Berlin disclosed
today.
Mr.. Rockwell had been acting
director of the division since June.
after serving in various capacities
with the Once of Military Govern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22

corrected by the Senate-that would
have exempted the insurance bust
ness from the antitrust laws.
That type Of organized lobbying
will continue. Congress cannot out
law it, since under the Constitution
the right of petition may not-and
OF course, should not-be abridged
The new law may prove to have
some value, but it won't stop lobby
ing. That could only be done by
equipping Congressman with ear
plugs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22

tect the constitutional rights OF cit
liens in instances where local au-
thorities are renliss in their duty.
The report under preparation will
take up the various Federal laws
bearing on civil liberties and point
out their weaknesses from the
standpoint Of enforcement, 1t was
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22
George 0. Veise Rites
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for George Ort-
man Veise, II, who died Tuesday
at his home. 1922 Thirty-fourth
street NV, will be held at pm
tomorrow at Chambers funeral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22

The announce
ment, in keep
ing with the
practice of Ran
kin's committee,
found the CLIO
guilty in ad-
vance of fla
grant violation"
of the lobbyists
registration act.
This despite the
fact that tn e
CLIO hasn't yet
had time to vio-
late the act if
it is so disposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22


I'd lik e to
know. because I
am going to To-
ledo ! a t e this
month for the
first get-togeth-
err of the 37th
Division. Won
der if I should
t a k e my ser
geant's suit. I
h ope not. be-
cause I tried it
on last night,
and the darn
D a n t S h a v e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-22
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.

@. Can an alien purchase Z,
Bonds?-B. L. N.
A. Nonresident aliens may not
purchase E Bonds. Aliens who are
residing in the United States and
are not citizens of enemy countries
may purchase them.
@. What are the lightest organs
In the body?-B. M. w.
A. The lungs are the lightest
organs. Except when diseased they
will float when placed in water.
@. How does the poppy from
which opium comes differ from the
garden variety?-M. T.
A. The species of poppy fPapaver
somniferum) which yields opium is
the species from which most culti-
waited varieties of poppy have de-
scended, but the original plant is
very much less snowy than the
garden varieties and is not salts
factory as an ornamental.
@. How tall is Gov. T. E. Dewey
of New York? Is his height below
average?-M. D. L.
A. Gov. Dewey is slightly over
5 feet 8 inches and, therefore, is
of average height.
@. May a member of union
which has maintenance of member
ship leave the union and continue
to hold his job?-Y. w. E.
A. Maintenance of membership
is an arrangement whereby employees
who voluntarily join the union must
maintain their membership for the
duration of the agreement as a con-
dition of continued employment.
@. Please define the Einstein
formula so often referred to in
connection with atomic energy
D. H. j.
A. Einstein says of his formula
that it is customary to express the
equivalence of mass and energy
Though somewhat inexactly) by the
formula E=mc2, in which rep
resents the velocity of light zap
proximately 10000 miles per sec
on6; E is the energy that is con-
tained in stationary body; m is
the mass.
B.
@. What are the new pay rates
for enlisted men in the Army?
e. A. F. 8s
A. The new monthly pay rates for
enlisted men as provided in the bill
recently signed by President Tru-
man are: First grade, $165: I'd grade,
$135; Sd grade, Sis; 4th grade,
500; 5th grade. $50; 9th grade, $50;
It'll grade, SIS.
@. What teams is Army playing
this fall?-N. U. F.
A. The 1916 football schedule for
West Point calls for games with
the following teams: Villanova,
Oklahoma, Cornell. Michigan. Co.
lumbia, Duke, West Virginia, Notre
Dame, Pennsylvania and Navy. The
Army Navy game will be ployed on
November 80 at Philadelphia.
@. Has any provision been made
for free repair service on artificial
limbs for veterans?-F. E.
A. Prosthetic service cards are
being distributed to all amputees
by the Veterans Administration.
These cards will enable veteran
to go to any limb manufacturer
or repair shop and get up to $35
worth OF reptair service at Govern
ment expense without prior approval
from the Veterans Administration.
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McLemore
Plans to Bring Tea
To Buckeye Reunion
By Henry McLemore

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - What
does a man take with him to
the first reunion of his infantry
division?
Outside of hts life in his hands,
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United Spanish War Veterans.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.
Catherine Sullivan and Mrs. Helen
A. Reiche, both of Washington.
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LoweH MelleH
On the Other Hand
Suggests Ear Plugs for Congress
AS Means of Curling LOBBYISTS

Washington cynics who have long believed there little
Congress can 40 about refuse to listen
theare deriving incidents
connection with the registration lobbyists required
law passed during the recent session.
One incident was the announcement Representative