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PERSONAL.

i P,5oof Of =, aaaiii,eati0n.;r Including rsIis-
eE fna fSkfs for At aoSs i
ds. hsh 81 Il es R1lfsi AS
ph sssi s AR ssa $3.50. ask 70, IN Mis-.
y WfiSh IN IS you are r. need Of ioar M
DIE 81 sEaf AND ALTERATIONS. also
restyling, centrally located. Equipped for
prompt service at moderate prices Special
attention to bridal parties. LEA ENGEL
s HOWE Ls ACADEMY, accredited boarding
ssss T. on river
sEsihSIf ROOM and ward in m Nursing
home for elderly people; tray service. CAN
PARSONS COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL. q
modern day boarding school for children
ton furnished from any part Of washing
a Gn afe fs Rc sys f sH 1877 1
LIVINGSTON g. co. 1923 st. NV. ME-.
your o. our natsrisls; al aorfman lsRD
s coKsRf hos RI Gas2 FOUNDATIONS and
sasf: and Sonss
s as fer RoGEE SGR
81 hef s xsadns.
reunions; Is different poses. SO: others to
PORTRAITS Of quality in the home, with
esafsn fHf PaoTooR R9IsIhaasrs 8.
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee. relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart. asthma. rheumatism, arthritis,
ments.- Also relief from aching. swollen
feet. Lady Naturepath, 20 years expert
sxeEf y fh Man BE sH sosS sS AGAIN h.
Christian and Personal worker. rs N st; 2; ".
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee; relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart. asthma, rheumatism. arthritis.
nervousness: piles colds, nu Or other AL,
snss, in shsSss, ,' 81 ssss. years sADt!.-
s:ss,5s $ss 81 s:Rias
fh SDss5s 81 Yotss saBY in your home. IS
their lovely natural pictures in s Your child !
own environment. For appointments cali
B sH Pie efg e evening baby pictures
made at modest prices In your home.
Phons 81; S22l Evenings and sunday:
heart, let US furnish the OS movers. Sn sps-
cisl valentine corsage of one large, beau
tiful orchid, attractively boxed, $3.50 COM
plete: also two lovely mystery Rardenias,
beautifully arranged in . corsage with q
lovely bow, for only $3.50 complete. Call
faiS IS c !. 81 ths 1852
ns5 of GsHTssa ave and Ksnpsdy st.
pared by accountant; books brought up to
date. Shepherd 1410 16s
MILLINERY. RESTYLING, BLOCKING,
cleaning, trimming; materials, straws to
order; exquisite samples in stock VOGUE
HATS, 1923 14th st. NV. Open eyes.
sWiss-AMERIcAN watches repaired; 3 to
5 days service: clocks and jewelry repaired
pearls restrung and fine engraving; watch
maker on premises for prompt attention;
all work guaranteed. ALEXANDER +.
HAUSS, Matchmaker and Jeweler, 912 O.
st. between 9th and 10th SITS. NV. MA
PERMANENT. "a, shampoo and finger wave
Soc. No appointments. MABELLE HON.
2Hh sGHo odlf fafa B. wosMsAS ...eh..
eon as l French conversation: private
VETERAN, starting anew. painter: free
estimates; Kitchens and baths speciality
Will VII ri The VETERAN who solicited maya.
zine subscriptions on Shepherd St, Chew
Chase. last Sat, kindly call RE. $500
Ext: al; after 8, WI. 1778.
HANSEL h GRETEL DAY NURSERY. A
real home atmosphere for your preschool.
age child in nearby Md: careful. constant
food. For appt.. call MRS. FLEMING,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR, SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
cameras, projectors. enlssssrs. sieetric .aa
posure meters. fash guns, carrying cases,
range. finders, films color films photo
N HSFs p issps G Ws buy ssa md trades HREN
zs!Ss,SoRpeIeS sad as; Is base; good con-
AIR CoMPREssoRs. pumps. paint spray a
machine shop taeiIities shaft fs4 a re
building: steel benches and shelving avail /;
srsses m saassrs s,rt exhaust h Sss
ESSiFMENT go Ss7s s Sr I ave- n.R.
NOES Aa coS co maa. sioo s Eosa,rbapkf
AIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. now for
summer heat Have several GE h-h.p.
S150 each for quick sale. For details ant. and
aIssM CLOCKS eS1 kEfA saE Tan, make. e.
repairing So days service; s work 'e snar.
snteed year REGENTS JEwELRYs c. "a
a iaH 1sh s. sroaMs "a aSas 9Dsn
window in place At desired height. Cost
rasr phons VII s ssa
. sssHs to sm nsf
talk INSTRUMENTATION system im aster
and 3 spsase r Instsilation. SOUND
81 90: also mahogany commode, S25, and
foIT Ghippendale dining room chairs, $50.
solid mahogany funusuaD dining table
5x4h IT. with carved base and extra
l Iass Evs !. host and 10 mahogany chairs
g. sts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aryed vicfnrier oic,v.
ETC. No Dealers sa g. $685. salsss' g
e desnsia I'D s sod w mah ss A. t ss:
lamps with base In ANTIQUE cola and and
sSooL Beb e5a XII s sa mirror
with, matching bureau and table, SI25;
small antique aau spcol-leg table, Si2: osi
K. q F. drawing Instruments, sic. Csij
e. S7a lSod st. NV, bet. and 9. or phone
!Oom sas seass .01 Can Hii 81 ssa4o q any
sood cand Cost sis5. sei h! VS. Give oii1si
BABY CARRIAGE. in wonderful, condition
Wi sell very reasonable. Cali AT. 1875 10,
BARS. Ri REINFORCING RODS. an size. s,,d
many lengths. HEcHINdKR CO.. i5 stS sns s
I .T S. r rs AK for Mt Jones;
en- sink mixing faucet and crum cut
sinks; On. 1881. ssIs 4th st i. n.W ssA'n
sn Ha sa 81 ed doubt as s.d
springs an. .nr I Rsautgrest mattress mahos.
issS ssSsar, SUE. ss!!s' Ok. iii ii m'nosan,'
PA S.nch sg UT .. .sn shs: a1,ty
81 e.
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REPAIRS ess SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, calcuiators cleaned,
81; 1l5s, UNITED TYPEWRITER a; CO.
ap Iaisea M Il Chin and .ypewriters re.
paired quickly: factory-trained mechanics
offhcs HHsE InsuTs Re 1928
APPLIANCES, refrigeration, washing ma
s Sour Service %s spseis sss on all makes
BRICK WORK and cement work; Al:
small Jobs: free estimates. Phone no
BRICKLAYERs on hand all times No Job
IL n &c Is 8yi RR NIB 4
CAMERAS, movie equipment repaired by
f HRsMNr an od d9rs1sn and domestic makes.
CAMEkA REPAikiNG. csn FULLER a.
d.ALBERT. INC. National z712. sI5 10th
Northumberland remodeling, from
cellar to roof; no down payment, up to 3
years s, to pay. BOOKER & AINsWoRTH,
CARPENTER, remodeling, attics finished !;
rec; rms. stairways. painting, plastering,
contractins. L1BERAToRE & HENDRICKS.
CARPENTRY-oeneral repairs and remod-
Gins shs : # from basement to attic. en-. 1884
CARPENTRY, cement and brick work. wa
yer proofins. painting, plastering, roofing.
saVe so durns sdns cH ssEs
CARPENTRY, general remodeling. porches,
PaaTsntesa etc SsssS Reeh ss
Frs. :ss ssmsas wa va ssT and
CLEANING of upholstered furniture and
results WORK Sons
N your own home For estimates call MIR.
G GEpks f REPAIRED siRf No aon Ses foreign
mssh sna cocR sfTsSs
a - n IN s s.: NV" over Lissetts. RA. s751
ELEcaTiRicsAI WORK. all kinds, small and
large large repairs wiring. remodeling. FIX
1891 between and 5. ATOM ELECTRIC
ELECTRICIAN, veteran. installation and
EIEcTRiacAIa scsoHsiTT2RAcTrNG. house wir-
ing. o rsagodeling, repairs; estimates free.
ELkCTEic WIRING. MIXTURES. extra out.
rep co a az hSSse: sDfsaitsa
ELECTRICIAN, veteran: outlets installed
and repaired; old and new homes wired:
ExTsR@fNAIda SIS and products
entific exterminators. GE. $3.50. S4s
FLOOR sANDED, finished. washed. .waxed.
csits w9SdTork giRdUps wa seea
FLOORS sANDkD and dr. reifinished, Cleaned
ssti SSs SRSs GxYIoRh AZ: sSss t.:
work. L. II. FOLK. Woodiey' o52S. 1850
FLOORS done By veterans floor service.
e :'sas as asEs EGfs ss'i s
ffLooRs. laying. sanding and finishing,
s ssii'
smooth, dustless work: reasonable prices.
TAKoMA FLOOR SERVICE SH. 2277. IA.
Ehits MECHANICS; very Tsa ss' prices.
FLOORS sxNDkD and finished. cleaning.
FLopk sERvICE: Cab Hillside 1877. $40
FLOORS SANDED. refnished like new
tai cry FLOOR SERVICE. RIA. 03ao.
FLOORS-Sandina. nnishing.. cleaning and
Es6anE RR s fyaa1anRs ample a hslp WITHER
FURNITuRE KEFINlSHED and repaired,
ics Gal csll US for an estimate. B. LEVINE,
F Nii sfTf1j RErA1RED. recreation 70 room
built. shelving and cabinet work and car
II SIhni REPAn, cabinet work. IRE.
pick up and delivery In District and vicin-
tty 46-hour service. Work guaranteed
STEWART PERLICH, Falls Church 1911.
hreplaces. concrete work, etc. RINALDl
GEN. nEfxII... prlasterins. cementins, car
pentering, waterprooang; al work guar, by
white mech; prompt service. TN, 1883.
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HELP poMEsrIc.

CHLD'S MAID, live in: Hight duties, other
help employed. Georgia 0140. 20 critten-
den st. ne.
CHAMBERMAID, full or part time, stay
through dinner. other help employed. live
RA. 1917.
CLEAN, reliable. ghw. plain cooks. stay
IN or out; no saturdays: health card. ref
COMPETENT MAID to live In. g.h.w., cook
ing, serving, light laundry; must be in
telligent and capable. fond Of children:
local references REQUIRED: good salary. WI
COOK, general. live in. private rm. and
employed Phone Emerson OS05.
COOK, white. live in, apt: family Of 8;
refer. required Adams 5275.
COOK and g.h.w. and light laundry for
refined adult family: Oh Thursdays half
day and every other Sunday. good pay:
references REQUIRED. 27o2 Cathedral ave.
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SITUATIONS WoMEN,

ADMNIsTRATIvE,' executive secretary,
organizing or personnel position: finest
references. Box 254-K. Star. 13s
d DARK room and camera. Cali no. 1910.
G eS1ff "a ~ GRanuarr x..,-. .,t,aa.a. !,
funeral home; middle aged, Is yrs.i expe-
rience with ability to assume an duties
relative to the funeral business, embalm-
home. 331 Euclid ave, Morgantown,
w. Vs. Phone 1929. i3S
DRAPES, yalences, Curtains, bedspreads
alterations: reasonable. Call RA. 1897.
DRESSMAKNG. design, remod.. aitera-
tons; eve. gowns . speciality: reas. MISS
BERT. 1880 Irving NV, Apt. 4, AID. 223a
top-notch experience. ability, contacts
personality. Boz 301-K, Star.
GIRL colorsd. desires days work from "a
S. d. 327g
GIRL, coiored. wishes Job 81 maid in
yhtts beauty salon. Gall any TINA NO
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

UNUSUAL POsITIONS-stenog. legal. $50
wk. IN; sec. constr. once, da., $40 wk
stenog., assoc. S45 wk.; Stenog.. social
exp, $50 up; can use so stenoss.. S35-S45
wk: many exceptional openings. s and 81
day wk. Oldest emp. agency In D. c.
1898 F. Ma, 1888.
APPLICANTS Of all qualifications are be-
ing placed daily BY the CLENDENING
NV, RE. 1908.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

R0OM1NG MOusE-Price, 81. 200: "a rms.
2 baths; rent, S105; income quoted, $500
downtown eIs.rits location; al . Apts except 2
Sio66MniiNsd H esaaks 10 rms. IN baths;
present osnsr es@ YRS. o. Gee fa mon
sEGzT;:yysiE,, 100 i st. NV. 81. ssssa5. :
price. SO, 1000; down. 81 BOO: oil h.-wh.
9 icsboxes, stoves: house very clean;
W. u e. TAKE XII Fl PEE ssaS in announcing the
appointment Of Glenn Pearson. after 3
estate and business salesman. with the
once Of SAM aa GHANTKER. 40 Bond Bldg,
e osHE 81 81 a sssf; downtown delicatessen..
know Business, See MORRIS SoHEsSa..
a spSks Sun l494 IN d St n.w Ma. soss; ewes
SODA FOUNTAIN, patent medicines. novel;
ties, ladies' cosmetics, perfumes. box can
shexns large u asI pro a9od Doing oHy
800 per day business. For information
M M 5sss l asGf Sun az dss
WANTED-First-c barber shop. NV.
section preferred; substantial cash pay
men msnt down. Telephone Ii. $3.50 for, com
IN UNEoUALEI LOCATION. near Capitol
ana senate once Building. on transit
completely furnished and equipped; owner
5esi HoERNs san 81 sss4 By
s. NV. Nj sa4s. Of evenings nso GA M 1sa4a
psrisncsd. FIR, $3.50. Ext. Is4.
or without: have $4,000 as down payment.
q ONION. Ex. Oos4. .DU. SSH.
leaving because Of health; this established
business R9ssr p5lssd d9r csiss SALE Cali JOHN
WILL SELL half interest in established
ONCE equipment firm. new and used: have
contracts purchase new equipment: much
merchandise on hand; good opportunity
business; will stand risid investigation:
nave plenty space. reasonable rent: down.
town Tow so lEoGRatiSn; $500 capital REQUIRED.
SELF-sERvICE MKT nearby, virginia
bus; $500 weekly: large store; rent,
500. Good will, 5000
Self-seryice mkt. bus, $4,000; short
no9rs, checkout registers. Good will.
:. Groc.-meat mkt. with 8 rooms; rents
SO, guarantees 5000 weekly; has q 81, 600
sto eoioT re- trade Price $4,000. lock.
tees 81 600 weekly. $500 for lock,
Pswnbreker exchange store. clean stock:
s ssssy SOB has sos ; sse stock rent siso
sEpH f &tss az as s ssSTs' phone MIR
COLORED GROCERY. MEATS. N.W.-Busy
location; Al equipment, large income from
p1 %s s' sen 9n prise $685.
portunits isr whit. or eoiored s man 0p to
L. EEL o nese Fl Es spsssp
vermont ave, RIM. 2l7. RE. $40.
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SITUATIONS MEN and WoMEN.

COLORED COUPLE-Wife desires genera
homework in D. c.: Is years in one place
husband. vet. working elsewhere. will as.
stst with light duties. Call FIR. 7S49 Ia
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COLORED GROCERY, MEATS, N.W.-Busy
location; Al equipment, large income from
apartments above store; long lease Owner
quotes $1,000 wk. Selling price, $40, 600
including stock and fixtures. good op-
Operate. Call ONCE for appointment
EDWIN L. ELLIS. Long Est Broker. 1910
Vermont ave, RIM. 2l7. RE. 5140.
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roomng mouse business with oil heat, il
ATE ZEN sas s2ak stSoo
guaranteed; short hours; GOOD lease; 8
enced operator who can appreciate a
excellent store. This store nets about $40
weekly and is not overpriced at SIS. 00O
days: Must have at least, SO. 600 cash
f s'G. shsTins, SAM cHANTKER. 40 G'i Bon
GRoCERY STORE on busy 4th st. sw
excellent location; walk-in box, meat cases
sssd NRsEo NH $685. s: s1ss Drs M 5 asaa
RADIO sHOP-Bargsin il sold this this; week
Owner going in Army. Does $500 week
ss eFtf Tor sn erss asked
n 1s.us 81 sss4 and pr sasss ss' lila II st
VACANT ANT STORE WITH APT, located q
ideal for q, grocery store and should appea
to small merchant desiring to 60 init
business and own the bldg. The property i
RooMiNG HoUsEMPrice. 81 500; iasi
s sS ns ses n ac.d I sss "a 6s ahs rent
apt A. R. sEMYE. 400 L st. NV, 81
q SSEoCERymysry s esa buy. can be boush
long lease: beer and wine. Bee MoRRI;
igssi snd ssSn' oE u OSs7. var
eauipment and very clean, 60 seatinl
on account Of sickness. Business quote,
$4,000 mo. Price, 81 500; easy terms
An experienced restaurant man can in
crease this business considerably Cal
ONCE for appointment. EDWIN q, ELLIS
L0nE IS. Broker. 1010 Vermont ave. Rm
1AlkERY-ccmpletely equipped, excep
plus apis. for families. II you know
the bakery business act fast; price. SO,
800: A. r. SEELYE. 1400 L st. NV. Di
GIFT sHOP-oood location: rent. $500
heat furnished: price. S12 BOO; now gross
lnE $4,000 says owner. A. n. sEELYE
s aSS u acUsRf! o saSfi !. u
time to. sell your furniture and business
plenty buyers, cash and terms EDWIN
Z Ellis, Long Established Rooming Hous
Broker, 1910 Vermont ave-. RIM. at
R sSi SiSo; Housx arr nr,..,, - 81.
va baths: rent. $3.50; lease: 3 fceboxes
9 kas stoves; al units listed with Rem
Control; income dtfoted, $3.50 month, piu
mansEer's salary and room; price, onl!
400 i ~ NV. d. e3SS.
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land set with two tom toms. $3.50. 90 ir
white pearl finish, RE. 62l2, KITS, 1886
ELEcTRic APPLIANCES now in stock
Radios. phonographs, electric heaters. cleo
ses..r essre d eHIne1 ..ct4e Sas
and snEs e.e FARE ed kHn He ao
k EIfs q ApFL1a ~ 500 - a.
h foSd pats mixers sss setr ssos, Sss
ds Ss aqAs s AP Aslis NfsE do
y ssss a 81
So 4s: ssiessosM.s Isicer aea'anf ic.l Psas
iuicers. electric hot cups. Brcii Master
plates from doom Elmo; sss
$9 95; Gem Dandy cleo. churn o. mixer
open open Fri. and Sat. to p.m. .1 Il. ssss Is
ELEc c11d CABLE tvire,, 8 .conducto,
rubberized and shilded cable (heavy in.
sulated No. 1s); highest grade cable: SI2
5H1 GESERSroGf2s 4 neM diesel and
gasoline engine-driven 1h to 30 XIV. so q
g GO cycles. l ! 2. = phase; gTomRt sslissry;
ss.ssss D.Ssss.sss sx xe:f n s4ll
ELECTRIC HEATERS, new. sensational
mira electric, radiant, safety room heaters;
selection Of nationally famous heaters;
mira electric. radiant heAters. GE. Tril-
mont. La Sale. Markell. Fayson. Electric
Steam. Everhot, Aryin, Apex: all OPA cell
Ing priced from So. 90, STANDARD TIRE
/ q BATTERY CO., 10th and II sts. ne,
open Phi. and Sat. to pm, II. 1888. Ii
ELECTRoLUx REFRIGERATOR. Q Gu. It
size; owner leaving town. price, $50 80.
EXECUTIVE DESKS, walnut and mahog-
any; sinsle and double typist .dcsk. swivel
chairs stenosrapher chairs; al good con.
equipment. MANHATTAN OFFTCk EQUIP
MkMT Co, 839 N. r. ave. NV IT.
ExHAusr FAM practically new. "a In
FAiRiSSAlSks-MoRsE sToKER, model ia.
So. used only 8 winters;. AL condition
feeds 30 lbs. Of coal per hr.: suitahte FOL
large house Or apt; Sl75. CAL LuPFxR1
taurants, laundries, oface1 and homes
0ICHNEll Ma. 1870,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-03
ScoviII Stock Farley
 Expect to Raise
 Compony's Capital

Stockholders Of the Scovill Man. ufacturing Company, meeting this afternoon at the company's main offices, were expected to approve an increase in the companys capital from $35,000,000 to $5O,OO0, 900. Ex- penditure of $8,000,000 to modern ize the main plants here and to purchase new machinery and equip- ment is planned.
 The stockholders, as they met in special session at 2, were to vote on resolutions calling for the issuance Of 10000 shares of cumulative pre- ferred stock, with par value of $l00. It is proposed to devote a portion of the proceeds to the pay ment of a $4,000, 900 bank loan.
 In announcing the postwar pro- gram several weeks ago, President Leavenworth P. Sperry told stock holders that 1t would include "pur- chase and construction of additi- onal machinery. equipment and buildings in its various divisions, in- cluded in which are additional mill facilities at the main plant in Wa terbury, the estimated cost of which may exceed eight million dollars" l" MT. Sperry said that the uncertainty of casts for materials, equipment and labor makes specific allocations impossible at this time.
 It is plannel to issue only 100,- 900 shares of new preferred stock at this time. In addition, sale of au- thorized but unisued common (capi- tab stock is contemplated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-03
Y TeomSterS Tieup Felt In New York
 Supplies DwindIe;
 Only Food, Drugs
 Move Into City

New York, Sept. 3-(UP)-The full force of a strike by 25,00o truck drivers was felt here today. Supplies in stores began to dwindle. Chan nels of commerce became clogged Only essential food, drugs and fuel moved into the Metropolitan area.
 City officials said they were con- fident no food shortages would de- velop. Striking members of the 1n- ternational Brotherhood of Team sters (AF.L) agreed yesterday to let long haul truck cargos of esserlt- ial items cross their picket lines for delivery in the city.
 Mayor William ODwyer planned to return from the Democratic state convention at Albany to att tend conference he called between opposinng factions in the dispute for Il A. M. iE.DT) today. .
 Although the strike began Satur- day midnight when a contract be- tween the union and truck owners ran out, the Labor Day weekend prevented it's full effect from being felt until today.
 Mayor ODwyer offered c col1i- promise 13h cent wage increase pro- posal to both sides last week in an effort to mediate demands by the teamsters for 90 percent pay hike. The union accepted the compromise plan, but the truck owners rejected 1t.
 However, city officials said that over the weekend independent truck owners controlling about 1,500 trucks had signed an agreement in line with the formula and that the union would operate their vehicles.
 An embargo by railroads against all but essential shipments into New York, Jersey City and Hoboken, N. J., further slowed the operation of business houses The embargo was ordered to prevent freight piling up at depots while the strike was in ef- feet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-03
Italians Character
 Assaulted by Bebler

Paris, Sept. 3 (UP) Yugo- slaNa took her campaign to over rule the Big Four compromise and win all Venezia Guilia, including Trieste, before the Peace Confer ence today with slashing orator. ial assault on Italy.
 Alex Bebler of Yugoslavia in an hour -long speech to the Italian Political Commission charged Italy with lying, making unjust claims and displaying an aggressive spirit. He delivered scathing personal at- tack on Ivanoe Bonomi, who pre- sented 1taly's to the commission yesterday.
 He not only attacked Italy's claims in the Trieste area, but de- r1ounced the Big Four agreement to accept the French Line" for the Italo-Yugoslav frontier and estab- fish an international zone at Trieste.
 Faces Heated Issue
 The conference, now in it's sixth week, at last was face to face with the most heated issue on it's agenda. Bebler charged that the Big Four agreement on VeneNa Giulia aban. doned all ethnic principles by leav- ing large numbers of Yugoglavs under Italian rule and an equal number of Italians in Yugoslavia. If the principle of ethnic equilib- rum should be carried out fully, Bebler said, Italy would have right to claim colonies in the United States, Brazil and Australia, all of which have large Italian minorities.
 The Italians are speaking url- truths" he said. They are con- sciously speaking untruths. Present day Italy is restoring to methods which we call deception"
 Says Imperialism Sprouts Again
 He contended that the present Italian regime was "a continuation of the Italian imperialism" of earlier years.
 Bebler contended that the secret London agreement of 1915 was ern- ployed by Italy after the last war in "a truly Shylocx manner" to bring pressure on Britain and France to obtain tremendous concessions from the youthful Yugoslav nation.
 He charged Bonomi with ruth less, heartless cynicisrn" in nisrep- resenting the terms of the Italian World War I agreement. Secretary of State James P. Byrnes was considering visit of Germany and a possible speech to to American occupation officials at Stuttgart next week,
 Italian Premier Alcide De Gasperi arrived by plane today. He planned to confer with the Italian delega- ton and spend several days here pressing the Italian point of view on the peace treaties.
 The military commission today put on great burst of speed.
 Yugoslavia and Australia with drew amendments to military clauses and the commission unani- mously approved the Big Four pro- posals on the Italian army and air force.
 This provides an army of 185, ,000 and 65,000 militia with 200 tanks. The air force may not exceed 200 fighters and reconnaissance planes and 150 transports with 25, 1000 per- sonnel. Italian naval personnel was limited to 22,500.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-03

The royalist newspaper, Daily and Forward, charged that 400 men, identified as Communists, attacked the town of Contili. near Kastoria, and fought a four-hour battle with government troops.
 The royalist reports said that IS soldiers were killed and two wound ed. Nine were said to have de- serted to the opposition.
 Virtually complete election figures disclosed that traditionally turbu- lent Salonika and Crete. cradle of Greek independence, continue to be the leading hotbeds of republican ism.
 While the plebiscite as a whole gave King George 72 percent of votes cast. salonika showed only a narrow margin in favor of the king. The vote was for George. 55,428; for the republic, 52,304 with eight precincts unreported.
 The government was expected to take a serious view" of the vote in Salonika. There are said to be many Communists in this vital seaport which is regarded by the Greek government as the chief objective of greater Slav diplomacy in the Balkans.
 Crete ran up 10 percent vote against the king. George received only 30.442 while the anti-monarch- ist vote totalled 71,438.