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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06

Ma zadnji mesecni seji so
spet darovale $500 "a bolnico.
Pred meseci so naklonile 5000,
skupaj v letosnjem letu $500. Ko
sc je ustanovila slovenska SEX
CHA Jugoslovanskega pomozne-
ga odbora, so bile med prvimi,
XII so prispevale. Ko Sc je usta-
novil SANS, spet so bile pri-
pravljene $ podporo. v zadnjih
stirih letih so prispevale v de-
narnih prispevkih in pri naku-
povanju vstopnic in ma vse dru-
ge nacine okoli diva tisoc dollar
jew v pomoc bratom in sestram
" Sloveniji.
In koliko 50 pomagale 2 de-
lom. Ko je SANS zbiral in odpo-
siljal stare obleko v domovino
pod vodstvom Progresisnih Slo-
venk, prihajale soaob vecerih ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06
Molotov in Kardelj zahtevata Trst "a Jugoslavijo
minister obtoze zapade se da sk}o kazno,uh )ngoo,ane

Karde e podal proi delu poroeia je podala
mena komisia av da DO gde spisal posebno avo
Poudar da ugosava poebs moeno eno eto kot zaerto
proti ialjansh napadalnosh.
Gaper je td da bi pznanje jugoslovanke erte poeno
da bi 100000 Italijanov po pod oblas Jugoslavije.
Ma sobotni sell zunanjih mnistrov nadajeval
Trsa in Juke kane da b pisel do kakega zaku
k Mede ko Bevn Byrnes Bdault zagovarjal Iajo
Mootov odloeno sta "a Jugosavijo.
Enrat tekom oste debate e olotov zaopnkom zapadnh
sill vg obraz oeitek da Jugoavijo XII bora sani
vzniov seda skusao metem redagao nagrado
"a Hajo XII e bila savna zaveznca nacistene Nemeije
Byrnes e bill oevidno nepreno dirnjen mad nezprosno
logko Mootovega argumenta razurene zanika
da majo zapadne se karsenko da h Jugoavijo az
nova izjav da nakor rec gede Ge kate
e zagovaral amerski zastopnik pri kois espertov
enakem govorila Bdaul Bevn. slednj je za
viii da e komisa sesoala nepanskh in odgovornh 1--WE
dencev. poda poroelo da b pri e kake zahrb
motive da b ba sra katero predag ancos eksper
najblizja pravi narodnostni msi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06

delo tudi elanice Naprednik Slo-
venk. Najbolj delavne in pozr-
tvovalne so bile sledece: Anna
Amman, Ancka Erste, Jennie
Skuk, Jennie stokelj, Josephine
Zakrajsek, Josephine Meznar-
Sic, Helen Mikuz, Jennie Poklar
in Toncka Simcic.
Hvala lepa tako resnicno ak
tivnim in globoko zavednim ela-
nicam Naprednih Slovenk. VISA
Cast Jim in priznanje.
Mrs. Toncko Simcic, kores-
.pondencna tajnica SANSove po-
druznice st. 80, st. Clair Ave-,
poroca, da je dobila pismo cd
Franka in Theresa Cerkvenix
ma 1902 st. Clair Ave-, kjer vo.
dita gostilno. v pismu je bill pri.
lozen eek - 500. Tako sta po.
\ tNadaljevsnjs n 5. strAni,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06

PARIZ S. maja-v petek je podpredsednk usosovanske
Wade Edward Karde incl pred konerenco vke eevoice i
in pol dog govor katere srastno zagovaal sae u
soavije in zahtevaL da Jugosav prizna T Juka a
na do erte oh Soe e do leta 1918 vorla meo med Avso
in Italijo.
Menu je sled ajans ministrs predsednik Alcide de
Gasperi XII govo zahteva da veka 4etvorica
przna no katero e prv svovn voni predlagal pesd
mix Wilson kot novo mejo med Italo in Jugoslavijo.
Tekom zassanja sta ugosovanska in ajansk deegaca
zr druga pro drugi skoro mic mani napeto o zad
zanje ministrov. XII majo odloeih sporno vprasanje
Soved zunan minister Molotov proestral pro navzoe
nos 1ajanov ko e Karde predoz saee Jugoavije
udar da e ugoavia zaveznska dezea metem o ba TIA
lila do svojega zloma eanica ossea.
Toda Byrnes Bevin in Bidault sovjeki zunanjim mi
nisirom MISC sinah in ako de asper itaanso deesao
yes Cas- zasisanja ostal v konfereneni sob.
inss svet incl pred seboj poroSilo komisije
mejo katerem br aerisk in rancos esper priporo
cali seno erto XII maj b ea vzhodno Trziea Monacone in
b daa Trst a crta katero e predlasal ru eksper bi
sla zapadno cd ete XII o predlag br amerk in franco
ski eksperh ter hi dala Trst Jugoslavji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06

Ma sell soboto zveer BYrnes predlasal konferen da h
vpasane mee med Jugoslavjo Iao odloo pleb
sco XII mai bi vr Trstu ozoa zoni B. Molotov je
taj nastop pro av da ako konerena izreee
udsko glasovane teda b isto morale obsega Juko
krajino Istro vred.
Kakor poroea neega ameriskega poluradnega
Bevin tenn pogedom podprl Molotovo stalisee.
Veeerna seja zunanjh mnsrov ajala tri Ma ne
vs sre minsr zrazi stalisee omenenih je
razvino. vea dalee
vprasana kot ba prolega epebra konferenc
nanih ministrov Londonu.
Jugoslovsnski minstrs podpredsednk Kardel soboto
zveee avi da bo ugoslava podvzea korake bodo
zdeI poebn ako b onferenca izrose Slovence Jujs
JIM Itaiji.
Brisk v javlajo Molotov veeerni seji soboto
argumental prlog ugosovanskm zahtevam pouda
da istim ugod ka rzadeto ozee je bo odkoena
deska fasisne napadano kateri Italia odpove
dat ako hoee pdob svo sosedov vhodn
nj Jadrana.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06

Kandidat "a ponovno nomina-
clio je governor FRANK J.
LAUSCHE, XII sicer nina resne
opozicije, navzlic temu pa je
vazno, da pri primarnih vo-
litvah, prodre s tako veliko We
eino, da bo ojacena njegova po-
zicija pri rednih volitvah v jese-
nj, to TEN bolj, ker so politicni
bossi njegove lastne stranke v
mnogih delhi drzave skrajno
hladni napram MENU.
Druga skrajno vazna odloci-
tev bo podana v tekmi "a demo-
kratsko nominacijo "a zveznega
senatorial. Vodilni kandidat ma
TEN polju je MARVIN G. HAIR
RISON, odlocen progresivec, o
kateren Sc lahko naprej rece,
da DO vodil agresivno kampanjo
"a poraz bivsega governerja
John w. Brickerja, torija, XII nj
ma opozicije "a nominacijo "a
ia urad ma republikanski strani.
So Sc trije ma demokratski Ii
sti "a zveznega senatorial, med
mimi sedanji senator James w.
Huffman, ampak javna tajnost
je, da noben izmed trojice razen
Harrisona nina prilike, da bi v
novembru porazil burbonskega
,Brickerja.
Podporo organiziranega de-
lavstva in liberalnih elemen-
tov uzivajo tudi sledeci kandi-
dati: WILLIAM M. BOYD, XII
kandidira "a kongresnika "at
large; Michael A. Feighan,
kandidat "a ponovno izvolitev v
20. kongresnem okrozju, proti
kateremu kandidira fasisticno
nadahnjeni Martin L. Sweeney,
ter EDWARD ]. KOVAcIc, Sc
danji councilman IL %. varde,
ki je kandidat "a urad okrajne-
90 komisarja. D
IA drzavno zbornico kandidi-
rata ma dernokratskem tiketu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06
VLADA NAZIVLJA STAV-
KO PREMOGARJEV ma
RODNO KATASTROFO"

WASHINGTON, 5. maja-
IL Belle hise je bilo danes dano
porocilo, v katerem Sc stavka
premogarjev oznacuje "a ina
rodno katastrofo," XII bo povzro-
ella vecmesecno zadrzanje pro-
dukcije "a povojno obnovo.
Rekonverzijski direktor Sny-
der je porocal predsedniku Tru-
manu-, da bo vzelo tri tedne,
predno Sc bo produkcija v in
dustriji spravila ma normalno
stopnjo, cello potem, ko DO 4OO,-
900 premogarjev slo nazaj ma
delo.
Pogajanja "a izravnavo med
unijo in podjetniki so Sc vedno
ma mrtvi tocki. Senator Lucas il
Illinoisa je vceraj pozval pred
sednika Trumana, da podvzame
korake "a vladno operacijo pre-
mogovnikov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06
ZAKLJUCNI SHOD

Nocoj Sc zakljuci kampanja
Progresivnih demolkratOv Okra-
j. Cuyahoga velikim iudslEim
shOdom v SLOW. mar. d0mu m
st. Clair Ave. Dobr0d0sA 50 Wi
drIavljani. Govorili bodo Ea1mt
kandidati "a JAYNE uSadc. Rri-
Cetok oh 8. uri zvecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06
DRAzA MIIdAJLOVIc
ZAVRNIL POMOc AME-
RI$KEGA ADVOKATA

BELGRAD, A. maja -
Notranje ministrstvo je
danes objavilo pismo Dra-
lie hajlovica, v katerem
je slednji odklonil ponudbo
"a zagovor, katero mn je
pred nekaj dnevi stavil
ameriski Odvetnik Morris
Ernst IL New Yorka.
Pismo je bilo datirano 2.
naaja in njegova fotosta-
tHna kopija j. bila polka
zana casnikarjem. v njom
je biysi cetnillki vodja, ki
je obtoxen izdaje, zapisal:
fJaz imam pop0lno m
upaaje v sedanje jug0slo-
yansko sodisce In smAr
TRAM d. bonn sposoben se
zagoyarjati brez pomoGi 4
inOkenstva.s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06

Ma podlagi porocil, XII vklju-
cujejo vsa volilna okrozja z IL
jemo Korzika, je proti novi po-
stavi glasovafo 1O,4O6,176 volil-
cev, "a ustavo pa 9,238,646.
Vecina, proti ustavi znasa ma
podlagi sedanjih porocil 1,167,-
600 glasov.
Kot Sc uradno poroca, sc je
udelezilo volitev 2O,116,522 vo-
lilcev cd skupnega stevila 25,-
063, 400 registriranih volilcev;
Al, 900 glasovnic je bilo zavr.
zenih kot neveljavnih.
Glavni boj proti novi. ustavi
je vodila tretja najmocnejsa
stranka v Franciji, XII Sc uradnc
nazivlja. Ljudsko republikansko
gibanje ter vsebuje katoliske
elemente. Titularni vodja te
stranke je general De Gaulle in
pristas iste je tudi sedanji zu.
nanji minister Bidault.
v smislu move ustave bi ime.
la Francija v bodoce samo enc
zakonodajo $50 clanov, katers
bi VOLTA predsednika republike
premierja ter vecino prizivnegs
in vrhovnega sodisca.
Opozicija je -trdila, da b
upravni sistem, XII bi stopil ,
polnomoc z novo ustavo, omogo
Gil uvedbo diktature v Franciii.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06
PredlaganO nOUO ustaUO
:Francije zadetporaz .:
Volilci so Sc izrekli proti
ustavi, "a katere sprejem so Sc
bOrii socialist in komunisti

PAR1z, g. maja-Kot razvidno il stevilk XII jih je OBJ
avo noranje ministrstvo danes zjutra voci vcera
pri referendum vec kot milonom glasov vecne
Mill ustavo katera e bla spreeta ustavodan zbornic
in priporocana udstvu cd srani socalsticne in koun
stcne stranke XII sta s skupno kampanjo potrdtev
ustave
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06
Napredne Slouenke daro
uale $500 "a otro$ko
bolnico U Sloueniji

Drustvo "Napredne Slovenke," st. 137 SNPJ SO sto-
pile pozornco To zensko drustvo e storo ze toko
dobrega samartanskega della cd svoega poceka da b
zgodovnar moral napisati posebno pogave zgodovin
cleveandskih Slovencev Pr drustvu je skupina razu
ljvih in deavnih Slovenk, XII zasuzjo in Jim tudi vsak
priznava da so res napredne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06
Prin,arne ,Uolitue, XII Sc
Ur$ijio jut,-i; so uazne!! r.

Jutr bodo vrsile DRAW Ohio primarne volitve,
pri katerih bodo drzavlan nominira candidate obeh
srank vazne urade pr okran drzavni in zvezn vla
Pomnt je treba da nihce DO mogel biti voljen
vembru, ako jutri ne bo dob nominacije
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06

Val donesek "a otroiko bol-
nice ' Slovsniji bo xnak uu-
bsxni IN spoStovanja do po-
trebnih. " IA namsn lahko
prispsvats fudi ' uradu Ems
kopravnosti''l
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06
NOVOROJENCEK UMRL

v soboto je unrl novorojen-
eek druzine John in Christine
Sabot, 1415 e. 80 st. Deklisko
ime matere je bilo Kovacic. Po-
greb Sc je vrsil oh /. uri danes
popoldne il Zakraj jskovega po-
|grebnega zavoda ma Calvary Po-
Nkopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-06
POGREB

Pogreb pokojnega John Dire
mix SO je vrsil v soboto oh II :l5
:uri zjutraj il Josip zele in sinovi
spogrebnega zavoda, 458 e. 152
St, V cerkev ~. Jeromija in na-
to ma Calvary polxopalizce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-09
Cyril E. Goffney
 Attorney, Dies

Cyril F. Gaffney of New Britain, one of that city's best known law yers, died suddenly Saturday night at his home, IS Steele Street. A na- tive and lifelong resident of New Britain he was the son of the late Judge Bernard P. and Alice (Sher- lock) Gaffney. He was admitted to the state bar in 1925 and was asso- ciated with his father and brother, the late Donald Gaffney, a former assistant states attorney.
 A graduate of Notre Dame and Yale University School of Law he was active in New Britain and state legal circles. He was also one of the leaders in the formation of the new Roman Catholic parish, St. Matrices in the northwest section of that city He served as court prosecutor of the Police Court in New Britain and was chairman of the city's salvage committee during the war.
 He is survived by his wife, Mrs Helen (Downes) Gaffney, two sons Bernard Downes Gaffney and John Brian Gaffney, a brother, Leo " Gaffney, also a prominent attorney; and sister, Mrs. Rocco Romaniellc of West Hartford The funeral will be held Tuesday at 10 o'clock at St Maryis Church, New Britain with burial in St. Mary'S Cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-09

problem by consultation with the Kuomintang (Chiang Kai-shek's po- litical party), in order to shake the confidence of the people in it and to bring it political stability.
 we should, while negotiating in order to secure the sympathy of the American government, continue fighting so as to arouse the Abhor- renee of American public opinion. Only by so doing can we break American loans and assistance to the Kuomintang. Thus, the culmin- ation of our revolution and victory will soon arrive"
 If the document is genuine 1t shows that the cards were marked against Gen. George c. Marshall who has been in China for months as MT TrumanS representative seeking to bring Communist and Kuomintang (Chiang Kai-shek) factions to peaceful agreement.
 The document also states that the Communist Internationale was bury at it's old-time job of foment1ng revolution throughout the world as recently as last March. If so the Moscow announcement of 1943 that the Communist Internationale had gone out of business was a phoney along with the Nnplied assurance that the Soviet UrNon had aband- onel the class wareNare in other countries.
 The charge that the Communist Internationale still is in the revolu- ton business supports the evidence of the Canadian Royal Commission which just has reported on it's 1n- vestigation of Communist spies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-09
Candidates Attend Two Outings Here
 Polish, ItoIion
 Groups EnteFtoin
 At AnnuoI Events

Numerous political leaders were among the several thousand persons attending two outing in the North End area yesterday. The 21st an- nual fall outing of the Italian American Democratic Club was held at Lakewood Park, while the yearly event of the PoHsh-American Po- litical Club was held at Bellevue Lake Park.
 Among the guests at the Italian American Clubs gathering were Mayor John S. Monagan, Dr. Frank Anastasio, former state treasurer; Senator Edward P. Egan, ex-Alder- man Martin F. Sullivan; Democra- tic Town Chairman Maurice F rangney, Controller Neil Maloney secretary of the town committee ex-Corporation Counsel J. Gregory Lynch, Rep. Daniel J. Mahaney Rep. John A. Membrino, Raymond J. Fitzpatrick, candidate for the Democratic congressional nomina- ton, and Probate Judge Patrick Healey.
 Most of this group spoke briefly at the Polish-American outing, as did also ex-Senator Frank Summa, who will seek election in the 18th District pr. Joseph May, president, was master of ceremonies, while William Pawlick was general chair man.
 Entertainment. refreshments and dancing were features of the pro- gram at both outings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-09
Group Says Soviet Leads Sino Reds
 Americans Charge
 Russia Stymies
 Peoce Efforts

Washington, Sept. g. UP) A group of Americans familiar with conditions in the orient charged to- day that Soviet Russia for months had been directing Communist fol- lowers in a program of Stalling peace efforts in China.
 The charges were made by the American China Policy Associates, Inc, in a letter delivered last week to President Truman. J. P. Powell, the American journalist who was permanently crippled while a war time prisoner of the Japanese, is president of the association Its letter to Mir Truman was signed by IT persons including:
 John Earl Baker, former Ameri- can Red Cross director in China; Prof. Sidney Hook, New York Uni- versity; Rep. Walter H. Judd, (R.- Minn); Rep. Clare Boothe Luce, CR., ,-Conn); Dr. Frank L. Meleney, New York surgeon, Dr. Donald D. Van Slyke, chief chemist, Rocke- feller Foundation; and Robert J. Watt, international representative of the American Federation of La- bor.
 Call On Shake-Up
 They urged MT. Truman to shake-up the State Department $ Far Eastern division to place in authority there persons who would enthusiastically support the follow ing policies:
 i,%ev iofa I
 upon Russia to yield unqualified political control or China's ter
 ritories to the Chinese (Chiang Kai-Shek) government in &C.,
 cordance with the Yalta agree ment.
 2. Denounciation of the pro- gram of the Chinese commun-
 ists and withdrawal of all Unit | ed States support from them. 3. Full and unqualified support
 of the Chinese government in
 suppressing the Chinese Com
 muniSt organization.
 This proposal was accompanied by a translation of document which the policy association said proved that Moscow's Communist Internationale controlled Commun- ist activities in China.
 The translated document said the Communist Internationales East ern bureau had adopted on March 12, 1946 a resolution of general policy with respect to the Commun- ist program in China. The docu- ment said the central political bureau of Chinese Communists should fuse revolutionary tactics to estrange relations between the Unit ed States and Chiang Kai-shek," head of the Chinece government.
 Favor Continuing War
 The document continued:
 At the same time we should use delaying tactics not to solve any
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-09
Mrs. Julia O'NeiII

Mrs. Julia (ReaD O'Neill of le Central Avenue died Sunday at St. Mary's Hospital after a brief ill., ness. She was born in Ireland, the daughter of the late John and Katherine Doolan Real. She came to this country and Waterbury 50 years ago, and was a communicant of the Immaculate Conception Church.
 She is survived by several nieces and nephews, It. John Ryeal of the Waterbury Fire Department, Thomas Ryeal of Waterbury, Rich ard Ryeal of Torrington; Mrs. Michael O'Connor of Hartford, Mrs. Eugene Cummings of Hartford, and Mrs. Patrick Boylan of Water bury.
 The funeral will be held We'd nesday morning from the Mulville Funeral Home, 270 West Main Street, at 8:15, to the Immaculate Conception Church at g for solemn high Mass of requiem. Burial will be in new St. Joseph's Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from to 10 and Tuesday from 2 to 10 P. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-09
Nozzorino Rosa

Nazzarino Rosa, 85, 1l5 Clover Street, 8 former employe of the American Brass Co.,, for g years was found dead at his home last night.
 Dr. Harold F. Merrill, assistant medical examiner, gave a verdict of suicide from inhaling Illuminating gas.
 A native of Italy, MT. Rosa resid- ed in this country for the past 46 years, spending the first II years in New York State He had resided in Waterbury for 35 years.
 He began his employment with the American Brass Go. in 1914, re- tiring in 1936.
 Surviving are four sons, Joseph, Silvio, Egidio, all of Waterbury, and Steve of Springfield, Mass; a daughter, Mrs. Girolomo Guccione, of Italy, and 16 grandchildren.
 The funeral will be held We'd nesday at 8 A. M. from the Mai orano Funeral Home, 95 Willow Street to Our Lady of Lourdes Church at g for a solemn Mass of reqriemL Burial Wtll be in the family plot in Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call tonight from 2 to 10 and Tuesday from 3 to 10 P. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-09
ToskForce
 Frigid Starts
 Arctic est

Oakland, Cal, Sept. 9-UP)- Fifteen hundred soldier guinea pigs" of the Army's Task Force Frigid sailed Saturday for Alaska to test the suitability and perform ance of equipment under Arctic conditions.
 The troops, handpicked for the gruelling tests, sailed aboard the transport Sea Star accompanied by two other ships carrying supplies and equipment.
 The ships will anchor at Whittier, the Army port at Anchorage, Alas ka From there the task force will travel by rail to Ladd Field at Fair banks, eventual base of operations.
 Col. Paul A. Reichle, of York, Pa., will command the expedition which will use the latest devices of mod ern warfare Each man has been issued five barracks bags crammed with 216 different items of clothing and personal equipment
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-09

perfect the new weapons first.
 But the Navy fears it may fall be- hind the Army in it's studies. While the Bikini atom bomb tests were be- ing held the Army was shooting of v-2 rockets in the New Mexico desert.
 As long as last July 20, before the second Bikini test was held, Vice Admiral w. H. P. Blandy expressed apparent concern over delay in the Navy's guided missile program.
 Blandy was boss of Operation Crossroads, but at the same time he was chief of Naval operations for special weapons. Five days before Test Baker he was talking about getting to Washington as soon as possible. Concerning the Navy's research into guided missiles he said:.
 Guided missiles haven't received any guidance from me in some time"
 Prove Structures Vulnerable
 The first Bikini test, an air burst in which any Army Super-fortress delivered the bomb, proved that the Superstructures of present-day war ships were highly vulnerable to atomic violence.
 The second, shallow underwater atomic depth charge, proved that not even the armored hulls of mod ern capital craft could stand up against nuclear forces unleashed within a few hundred yards.
 But it was on the deep under water test, in which the bombs power would be almost totally con- tained belo1 the surface, that Scl- ence and the military relied to de- termine the maximum effect.
 It seems probable that Test Charley would have been carried out as planned if the military had possessed ample resources for re- search in all indicated fields of new weapon developments
 To Save $35,0O0,00O
 The urgency of exploration in guided missiles flelds-where the Russians seem to be making head way-has not been publicly men, | tlOIleu Dy any IcSpOIlStUle O11lCldlo as reason for postponing further bomb tesst.
 White House Secretary Charles G. Ross estimated that the can cellation would save $35 ,00O, 900. But if the military considered comple- tion of Test Charley essential to this country's security, it obviously would not consider $35, 100000 too much to spend for it.
 It seems certain that the military has something else on which it would rather spend it's money and personnel, and that something else, it seems equally certain, is bomb delivery