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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19
SPECIAL FARLEY
CALLED ON COURT
Council Clears Full Slate
During Three-H Hour :
Session

Any chance that next January's
North Carolina General Assembly
might pass a bill making possible
a domestic relations court for New
Hanover County apparently rests
today on the outcome of a special
conference between the county's
two legislative representatives.
County Attorney Marsden Bellamy,
and City Attorney William B.
Campbell.
The Wilmington City Council
yesterday authorized Campbell to
seek conferences with Replied
R. M. Kermon, Senato--Elect Al
ton A. Lennon, and Bellamy on the
domestic court project after hear.
ing a Community couneildeiega
ton urge it as the most feasible
plan for handling juvenile delin-
quents and family problems here.
With Campbell expected to be
out of town until late this after
noon, the date for the conference
has not been set.
Both Lennon and Kermon are
agreed that they will not support
an act enabling local government
agencies to set up the court unless
they are assured that the city
council and county commissioners
will carry it out.
The Rev Mortimer Glover. and
Rabbi Samuel A. Friedman, the
Community councils president, ap.
peared before the city council yes
terday to urge support Of the meas.
lure.
In the course of a three-hour
meeting, the council also receiv'
ed a report from City Manager ],
r. Benson on the problem of off
street parking, and then returned
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U.S.Strength
Overseas Now
Allow Point.
HIGH Government Official
Issues Warning As To
Possible Attack
GRAVE
War Department To Ask
New Congress For Uni
versal Training Plan

WASHINGTON, Dec. 49,
R)-A highly placed govern
ment official said Wednesday
that if the United States were
faced tomorrow with hostili-
ties. its forces overseas would
be over-run except in a few
isolated spots.
He was one of a group of
authorized officials who pre-
sented the picture Of a pre-
carious situation in event Of
a crisis and then described
Wa department plans to be sub
mitted to the new Congress to -e-
build army manpower.
TIE officials detailed these plans
as follows:
]. To push a universal training
bill to cost about. $1,000, 600, 600 a
wear. The Navy part of the pro-
gram on the same basis would add
nearly $500, 600, 600. The Army
hopes that enough men who have
gore through this training would
enlist in the Regular Army to
maintain that force at the current
ly desired level Of 1,070, 900 without
use of selective service.
2. To seek passage by the next
Congress of a bill for u~nification
Of the armed forces. One nigh rank
ing officer said he believed a uni
fication bill of some form would
be passed at the next session.
Continued on Page 2, Col. -
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19
WINSTON PAPERS
TO GO AD-LESS
Newsprint Dearth Hits
Morning, Evening Edi-
lions In Twin-Cities

W1NSTON-SALEM, Dec, 18-P)
Because Of the necessity to con-
serve newsprint, the Journal and
Sentinel have been forced to adopt
measures restricting advertising
next week.
Beginning Monday and continuing
through the following Saturday, no
general advertising will be accept
ed except for two issues of Thurs
day, December rs, the newspapers
announced. Classified advertising
with certain re strictions, will be
continued in the Journal, the morn
ing newspaper.
The Journal and Sentinel have
published on a limited schedule
Of newsprint for all of the war and
postwar years. Recently the prob
lem has become acute, due partly
to the unprecedented drought in
Newfoundland the source of news
print slyoply) and partly to the
continued increase in circulation
Of the Winston-Salem newspapers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19

OF Property To Jew
Brings Return Of Blood
shed To Jaffa
EXCHANGE OF FIRE
Both Sides Expected To Re
iect Palestine Division
Proposals

JERUSALEM, Palestine,
Dec. 18.-(UP)-A rich Arab
landowner was assassinated in
the center Of Jaffa Wednes-
day night, probably by his
own people for selling prop
erty to Jews.
"A British police sergeant
was reported to have been
killed and a Health Bureau Of
ficial wounded seriously when
the assassin shot at pursuing
police.
A pamphlet bomb exploded in
Jerusalem Wednesday night, and
a young Jew was killed in connec-
ton with that explosion, the first
in the Holy City in more than two
weeks. A military patrol, looking
FOR the. person who set the bomb,
Eorderedfhe Jew to step out Of a
taxi. Instead Of obeying, the Jew
started shooting with a pistol and
the soldiers killed him. The taxi
driver was arrested,
Felled On Street
The assasinated Arab was Mus
tafa Dajani. He had been to the
Jaffa Land Registry office to COM
plete the transfer Of property to a
Jew. After leaving, he was walking
down a Jaffa street toward his
home in the nearby village of Belt
Dajan when three shots felled him.
Police arrived in time to engage
the assassin in a gun battle. He
escaped through the Health bu-
reau office, where the Health bu-
reau official was said to have
been killed.
Mazda, the Arab secret army,
was believed to have plotted the
killing. It had warned Arabs that
they could expect retaliation if
they sold. land to Jews.
Sir Williams S. 0o-word report
proposing to partition Jerusalem
was a last effort to compromise
Arab and Jewish claims on the
administration Of the Holy City.
It has a population Of 81. 900 Jews,
80, 600 Moslems and 27,0o0 Chris
tians.
II am forced to the regrettable
but irresistible conclusion that
there is no possibility of Arabs and
Jews cooperating to make the mu-
nicipal administration effective
Sir William said.
A United Press survey Indicated
that both Jews and Arabs would
reject the plan; Arabs, because
they will not recognize any parti.
ton, and Jews, because it does
not recognize their aspiration for
an Independent homeland.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19

CHICAGO, Dec. 18-UD-Mrs.
John McHale, 81, charged with
shSplEting, wept Wednesday and
told the judge she wanted her
three children ito have Christmas,
too"
A detective for a department
store testified that she had taker
toys, children's books, mems socks
and handkerchiefs.
eyes, I4took them," she sobbed.
my husband has been out Of work
and we have no money"
She .tightened her grip on the
hand OF her youngest child, three
year-old Patsy, dressed neatly in
a blue snow suit. Her husband had
been drinking, She told the judge,
but he got a job Tuesday night.
She said she had been working at
a soda fountain.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19
CITY TABULATINC
BIDS ON PROJECT
Expansion Program In New
Incorporated Areas APP
pears Assured

Bids submitted yesterday by
private contractors for the job Of
installing water and sewer lines
in the city extension appeared or
the basis of partial tabulation, to
be substantially lower than any
hitherto offered, City Manager J.
r. Benson sad last night.
City Engineer ] A. Laughlin is
not likely to complete his tabula-
ton of 16 bids On an estimated
$525, 900 worth of city improve.
ments before this afternoon, and
anv report on the city's contract
pro spects would be highly tentative
this morning.
But, for the first time since last
June, the city administration ap,
pears to have a good chance Of
letting satisfactory contracts to1
installing its water and sewer
lines. and for some $500, 600 worth
of street paving.
Unofficially, bids on every item
in the contract appear to have a
Continued on Page 2, Col. g.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19
NATIONAL GROUP
APPOINTS WEBB
.ACL Signal And Telephone
Engineer To Serve On
Committee

J. S. Webb, signal and telephone
engineer with the Atlantic Coast
Line railroad company, has been
elected as territorial representa-.
tive from the East to serve on the
committee of direction, signal sec.
ton, Association OF American Rail
roads, it has been announced by
r. H. C. Ballet, secretary of the
section.
Webs term on the 12-man ma
tional committee is scheduled to be-
gin January l., 1947 and extend tc
December. 81, 1850.
Born in Baltimore, Webb has
been with the ACL since. 1912 and
has been associated with various
railroads. throughout the country
since 1912.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19
PORT INTERESTS
EYE ice HEARING
Southern Traffic Associa.
tons Committee Sche-
dulles Conference

Local port leaders were apparent
ly prepared yesterday to take an
active part in a scheduled Intra-
state Commerce Committee inyes,
tigation of railway-steamship cate
differentials which they believe
to represent the best existing hope
for a revival of Wilmington's pre-
wal coastwise shipping trade.
J. T. HERS, general manager
of the Wilmington Port Commits
sion, yesterday prepared to- invite
members of the Southern Traffic
Associations Port Committee, OF
which he is chairman, to a confer
ence January 10 in Atlanta, Ca,
where they will ready Intervention
into an investigation which HERS
believes will determine whether
Continued on Page 2, Col. y
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19
OVERCOATS WILL
Be MUST" TODAY
Days Late, Winter
Finally Catches Up With
Carolinas Folk
BY The Associated Press.

The official arrival of winter was
three days off last night but the
weather man cautioned North and
South Carolinians to button up their
overseats in expectation of sub
freezing temperatures from the
mountains to the seacoast.
The regions latest low record
ings, delayed for "a hours as the
Carolinas' Western mountain walls
Temporarily held back a mass Of
Arctic air drifting in from North
western Canada, were expected to
drop as low as % degrees in west
ern North Carolina. Readings aver
aging between 26 and 80 degrees
were predicted before nights end
for the Eastern part of the Tar
Heel state.
The forecast for South Carolina
called for slightly higher mer-
curies. However, freezing weather
was %foreseen for the coastal area
and temperatures ranging between
"a and % degrees were expected in
the interior.
Fair skies will predominant dur
ing the continued cold today the
Weatherman said.
The latest cold snap, bringing to
a close a fall that has seen pro-
1onged above-normal recordings,
extends along the entire Eastern
seaboard as far South as Florida.
Rejecting the trend throughout
the entire two-state area, the mer-
curry at Charlotte descended stead
lily from a maximum of Sc at mid
night Tuesday to a minimum of SO
| at. 6 o'clock last night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19
Christmas Spirit Saves
Day For Frantic Mother

"But I'll be fired tor this" she
said.
Judge Frank Donaghue referred
the case to Social Service. author
tiles, fined Mrs. McHa1e 81 and
suspended the sentence. Then, with
tears in his eyes, the judge pulled
a S. bill from his pocket. He is 70
years old and a bachelor.
Here" he said, "buy some
Christmas presents for your chill
dren."
The court clerk Clipped in S.,
and spectators trooped up to Mrs.
McHale and gave her enough to
make it $40 even. Then someone
gave little Patsy a quarter.
The mother, still crying, led the
child from the courtroom.
Merry Christmas" said the
judge.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19

ROME, Dec 10 = @ = The
Italian government rushed a por-
ton Of its rapidly diminishing
grain supply to hungry Naples
Wednesday, amid new reports OF
food riots in that strike-bound city
and elsewhere in Southern Italy
Unless grain arrives from abroad
Italian granaries will be swept
bare within eight weeks - leav.
ing Italians without bread until
the 1947 harvest.
Premier Alcide de Casper. tax
ing cognizance Of strikes in protest
against food shortages and nigh
prices, broadcast an appeal to
Southern Italians to return to their
jobs and maintain discipline. He
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19
Nation Will
Continue All
Peace Drives
President Says America
Will Not Interfere In
Domestic Problems
MARSHALL TO STAY
Statement Avoids Criticism
Leveled Against State
Department y
WASHINGTON Der Is

WASHINGTON, Dec. 49,
(UP) - President Truman,
branding the Chinese civil
war as a threat to world
peace, reaffirmed Wednesday
that the United States will not
take sides in that struggle
but will continue its efforts to
restore peace and economic
stability to that unhappy
country.
The President made his
position clear in a 3,000-word
statement that added up to a sharp
rebuff to his domestic critics who
have been clamoring for the Unit
ed States to get out of China and
turn ove the peacemaker's role
Continued on Pagex2, Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19

man" Of New York City to fl
nance a political opponent in
Mississippi against Senator Bill
DO. He added that he had re-
turned the money to the same
source.
Later Senator Ferguson
brought out that Lieberman
had died in January, before
Terry could have returned the
money.
I'm not going to involve
other people" Terry said.
"You refuse to answer the
question:" Ferguson asked.
ri do" Terry replied, his
jaw firm.
Earlier. Terry testified that
war. contractor A. B Friend
warned him he would be kill
ed if he told what he knew
about Bilbo. Friend promptly
asserted he did mot recalI'
the incident.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19
IN DUTCH
IN DUTCH $50
BiLbo Case Witne. @:1
MayFace Contempt
Chairman Mead Of Senate Committee Acts
10 Have Former Secretary Cited;
Refuses To Divulge Source

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s-@
Edward P. Terry, former
secretary to Senator Bilbo.
CD-Miss) was threatened with
q contempt action" Wednes-
day when he refused to tell to
whom he lad returned a $751;
900 political contribution.
Chairman Mead D-NY), an
nounced that attorneys for the
Senate War investigating sub
committee would be instructed
ITO take action as promptly as
possible" against Terry.
Senator Ferguson R-Mich)
had demanded that Terry be
cited for contempt when the
witness refused to tell to-wiaom
he had returned SIS, 900 in July
OF this year.
Earlier in the day Terry said
ne had obtained the $4,000
cash from a Samuel Lieber-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19
s.Meast Six
Perish While
Hotel Burns
Thirty-Five Others Injured
In Philadelphia Blaze
Last Night
Firemen Express Amaze.
ment At Conditions Seen
In Building

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is,
-(UP)-At least six Negroes
were killed and 35 others in
|jured Wednesday night when
a fire roared through the four
story Abe's hotel in the heart
|of the Negro section.
The dead were taken to the
morgue but were not imme-
diately identified.
'Firemen said that some of
the hotels 140 guests were
injured when they leaped from
windows of the flaming, smoking
building. q,
Carnegie Lester, q, night man.
ager Of the hotel, discovered the
blaze on the first floor of the
double-f-ont structure when he
heard guests screaming.
In a short time, the entire Ct
room building was enveloped in
flames as the fire ,surged toward
the top floors.
When firemen arrived, smoke
was pouring from all windows.
They quickly set up ladders and
rescued at least 20 of the hysterical
occupants from upper floors.
"A number of guests made their
way to safety down an outside fire
escape in the front of the build
ing. =.
The injured overtaxed facilities
at Graduate hospital and later
some of the victims were taken
to the Douglas memorial, Hahne-
mann and Jefferson hospitals in
central city.
Police set up emergency quar-
Continued on Page 2, Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19
De GaspenR ushes Grain
Supply To Hung7yNaples

said that Italy was Standing in
line at Washington, Buenos Aires,
Ottawa and London" and promis.
ed that grain would be diverted
from the better-supplied Northern
Italy.
1--WE will obtain more if we show
ourselves disciplined" de Casper
said. 1.-THE moment is one Of ner-
vousness and general agitation
Rome newspapers called for a
Christmas truce on rising prices.
The general strike, left only es-
sential public utilities in operation.
Naples dispatches said that police
drove off a mob which attempted
to break into an UNRRA ware
house.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19
Elect Officers

DR.. Robert Fales was elected
president of the New Hanover
County Medical Society at its mees-
ing here last night. !,
Dr.. Watts Farthing was named
vice president and DR.. Samuel +.
Warshauer was reelected secre-
tary-treasurer.
The physicians also heard an
address by DR.. R. Bryant Hare,
Jr., on Diseases of the PROSTATE
Gland"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19
COMMISSION REPORT
THREE
PALESTINE RULERS

RALEIGH, Dec. 10 -R- Gov.
ernor Cherry at the conclusion oi
Wednesday afternoons press con
terence signed u S. Senatorial
commissions of William B. I'm.
stead of Durham.
The commissions, dated Dec. 18,
contain an explanation that I'm.
stead has been appointed to "fil
the vacancy caused by the deatf
Of Josiah w. Bailey until there
shall be an election as provided BY
the laws of North Carolina"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19
So To Bed

The three-story-tall Christ
mas star on the Brigade Boys
auditorium has been displaced
as the city's highest.
Last night Police Lieutenant
Coy Etheridge and Patr0Iman
E. T. Williamson pointed out
that the star on the city water
tank in Hilton Park is 120 feet
in the air, which eclipses the
still-worthy effort of the Bril-
gade Boys.
Any other contenders?
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19

WILMINGTON and vicinity-Fair and
rather cold today with low temperatures
of 26 to 80 tonight; Friday fair and
slightly warmer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-19

Continued on Page 2, Col. y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-01
Sobo+er inzenir Bre-
mec obsoien ma smrt

Posneio il "slovenskega poroeevalca"
Pred posebnim senatom Vr-
hovnega sodisca je bila v petek
razprava proti inzenirju Milku
Bremcu, solastniku zelezarne
ma Mutt in stajerske zelezoindu-
strijske druzbe z. o. z. v zrecah,
XII Sc je moral zagovarjati zaradi
goljufije, spekulacije in sabo-
taze.
Protipravno 81 je prilastil 1O,-
600 delnic zelezarne ma Mutt, XII
so bile last ''inzenirja Walterja
Macha. Ia je bill cd vojaskega
sodisca v Celju obsojen poleg
drugega tudi ma zaplembo vsega
premozenja. Da bi -preprecil, da
bi njegov delez pri zelezarni ma
Mutt preset v drzavno last, je in
zenir Bremec laznimi trditva-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-01

deli drzavi z nezakonitim de-
lU1n. Obcezvezna -ministrstva vo-
dijo tiste oddelke uprave, XII so
jim poverjeri posredno "a vso
JugoslaMje. TAX a. ministrstva
zan1orejo imenovati polnomocne
pooblascence pri vladah posa-
meznih republik, da vrsijo nji-
hove funkcije v doticnih repu-
blikah.. Zvezno republiska mi
nistrstva poslujejo neposredno
potom tozadevnih ministrstev
vsake posamezne republike. OBJ
cezvezna ministrstva lahko po-
sredno vrsijo lie izrecne funkci-
je v zvezi z podjetnostmi, XII so
bile cd Prezidija proglasene, da
imajo obeeljudski znacaj. (Ka-
binet lahko porazdeli nekatere
funkcije oddelkov. "a gospodar-
'stvo in narodno brambo poseb-
MIN oddelkom ministrstva.)
(Daye prshodmjit)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-01

mi izposioval sklep okra jnega
sodisca v Preualjah, po katerem
mu je bila priznana lastninska
pravica do zelezarne ma Mutt, hi
je ocenjena ma 80 milijonov di-
narjev.
Ko pa je bio zaradi tega pro-
tt njemu uvedeno postopanje, sc
'je skusal izogniti kazni ma ia
nacin, da je to tujo lastnino po-
nudil drzavi v dar. Obenen je
delal ma to, da bi hi postavljen
"a poslovodjo, da bi mogel ma ia
nacin nadaljevati svoje necedne
manipulacije ma skodo ljudske
imenovine.
Sodisce ga je obsodilo ma smrt
z ustrelitvijo in ma zaplembo &C.
lotnega premozenja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-01

s8. aprila, nodelja. - Pevski
zbor "Zarja" - Koncert v
avditoriju Slovenskega narod-
mega donna ma st. Clair Ave.
70. aprila, nedeija - Strugglers
SNIP - Piles v dvorani Slo-
venskega delayskega donna ma
Waterloo Rd. !
4. maja, sObota. - Concordia
Society-ples v zgornji dvo-
rani Slov. del. donna ma Wa
terloo Rd.
4. maja, sobota. -- Croatian
Pioneers. - Pies v avditoriju
Slovenskega narodnega donna
ma St. Clair Ave.
5. maja, nedelja. - Hrvatski
kulturni klub-koncert in
pies v obeh dvoranah SLOW.
del. donna ma Waterloo Rd.
5. maja, nedelja. - Croatian
Pioneers CFU BoWlers. Pies
v avditoriju Slovenskega ma
rodnega doma a ma St. Clair
Avenue.
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ga donna ma st. Clair Ave.
21. aprila, nedclja. - Svoboda
SNPJ-ples v zgornji dvorani
SLOW. del. donna ma Waterloo
Rd.
FL. aprila, nedelja. - Svoboda
SNPJ - Pies v avditoriju
Slovenskega delavskega donna
ma Waterloo Rd.
21. apriia, nedelja. - Spartans
No. 576 SNIP - Pies v av-
ditoriju Slovenskega narodne-
ga donna ma St. Clair Ave.
~. aprila, sobota - st. Antho-
ny Society-ples v zgornji
dvorani Slov. del. donna ma
Waterloo Rd.
%. aprila, nedelja - Strugglers
SNPJ-ples v zgornji dvora-
nj Slov. del. donna ma Water
loo Rd.
%. aprila, sObota. Mart h a
Washington No. 80 SDZ -
pies v avditoriju Slovenskega
narodnega donna ma st. Clair
Avenue.
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DruStveni koledar

6. aprila, sObota. - Moski klub
cerkve Sv. Save - Pies v av-
ditoriju Slovenskega narod-
mega donna ma ST. Clair Ave.
7. aprila, nedelja. - Mladinski
pevski zbor SDD-koncert in
Piles v obeh dvoranah SLOW.
del. donna ma Waterloo Rd.
7. aprila, nedelja. - Moski klub
cerkve Sv. Save. Pies v avdi-
toriju Slovenskega narodnega
donna ma st. Clair Ave.
13. aprila, sobota. - Cleveland
Athletic League. Kegljaska
tekma in pies v avditoriju S.
N. Donna ma st. Clair Ave.
IA. aprila, nedelja. - Pevski
zbor "Jadran" poda opereto
v Slovenskem delavskem do
mu ma Waterloo Rd.
IA. apriia, nedelja. - Opereto
"Valcek ljubezni" priredi pew
ski zbor. "Jadran" " SID ma
Waterloo Rd.
IA. aprila, nedelja. - Cleveland
Athletic League - pies v av.
ditoriji Slovenskega narodne
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-01
Nova ustava Jugoslavij je

pricno Is. aprila in Is. okto-
bra, izredna pa so sklicana ma
zahtevo Prezidija, ma zahtevo
zbornice enc republike ali kadar
ena tretjina poslancev enc zbor-
nice tako zahteva.
Vsestranski sporazum
glede postay
Obe zbornici lahko predlaga-
ia postavo, XII rabi "a sprejetje
vecino glasov v obeh zborni-
cab. &c katera izmed zbornic
predlaga kako spremembo ali
dodatek k novi postavi, mora 'bi-
ii predlagana postava vrnjena
zbornici, kjer je bila predloze-
ma, - "a dosego soglasja. Ce
sc doticna zbornica ne strinja z
popravkom ali dodatkom druge,
mora biti predlagana postava
izrocena Koordinacijskemu od-
boru, XII sestoji iz ,enakega Ste
villa clanov obeh zbornic. Ce ne
pride do sporazuma pri Koordi-
nacijskem odboru, mora celia
-zadeva biti vrnjena obema zbor-
nicama v prvotni obliki. In &c
Sc do tedaj ne pride do spora-
yuma, Sc Ljudska skupscina raz-
pusti in vrsiti Sc morajo move
volitve.
Postave Sc objavljajo v vseh
jezikih republik Jugoslavije.
Skupscina zamore referirati
gotova vprasanja posebnim od-
sekom. Lahko vodi preiskavo,
o katerem koli vprasanju in dr.
zavni organi morajo pri TEN ko-
operirati. Vsi poslanci uzivajo
privilegij nedotakljivosti '(imu-
nitete) in ne morejo biti areti-
rani niti Sc ne more vrsiti pro-
ii n Jim kazensko postopanje
brez dovoljenja zadevne .zborni-
ce. Naznanilo volitvah move
skupscine mora biti razglaseno
predno termin obstojeoe skup-
Seine iztece. Vohtve sc ne mo-
rejo vrsiti pref kot diva mese-
ca niti ne kasneje kot tri me-
sece. po razpustitui obstojece
skupssine. Spremembe in dodat-
Ike k ustavi sme sprejemati
skupscina lie ma predlog Prezi-
dija, ali ckabineta, ali ma pred
log enc tretjine 'poslancev enc
+zbornice. Predno' tax predlaga.
nj dodatek pride pred Ljudske
sknpscino, mora biti "a sklepa-
nje o predlogu oddana navadna
vecina glasov vsake zbornice
Predleg zamore potem ,biti spre.
jet le 2 tabsolutno vecino cello.