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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
Congregation Asks Miracle
 Beg Polio Victim
 Be Allowed to Live

Kansas City, Mo, Oct. 24-UP)- The congregation of the Name of Jesus Church continued to pray today for 11-year-old Philip Bowers and waited for miracle.
 Philip lay critically i'll with infan- tile paralysis in the modest home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Fred Bowers, who because of religious beliefs refused to allow him to be taken to hospital and placed in an iron lung.
 The Lord spoke to me and told me that my son would live" Mrs. Bowers said, and declined to dicsuss the child further.
 The father, a garage mechanic, said nothing.
 Fred Klinge, 33, a carpenter who serves as pastor of the church, said members of our congregation are in constant prayer for Philips recovery"
 Doctors said there was only a slim chance that the boy would live, and if he did, he would be crippled, pr. Edward Greenough, interne at General Hospital, said today the paralysis had spread through the boys chest and legs, and only the fact that the diaphragm was not yet affected permitted him to breathe.
 Mrs. Bowers four years ago joined the Name of Jesus Church which believes faith in divine healing powers makes medicine unnecessary
 She said she had since cured her four children of illness many times"
 Last year, another son, Herbert, broke his arm.
 The Lord put him in healing sleep which set the arm and cured it in single minute" she said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
HopeviIIe Plans Halloween Fete

The Parade Committee of the an- nual childrens Halloween parade, held in the Hopeville district, have completed their plans for the event, to be held Thursday evening, Oct. 31St.
 The children will assemble in the Hopeville Stadium and the parade will start at 7:15 P. M. Judging and awarding of prizes will be held at the Hopeville gymnasium, upon completion of the parade through the streets of the Vile.
 Donations from Hopeville business concerns makes possible this parade each year and final donations are now coming in to the committee, which consists of Miss Elizabeth DWyer, chairman; MT. A. Meier, s. A. Mazzarella, Clinton Troland, Frank Hyland, Anthony Briguglio, James Miller, Joseph Troland and Frank Tynan
 The children may carry flash lights, but red fire is not allowed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
Truman Calls for Free, Just Agreements By UN as Security A gainst Future War

United Nations Hall, Flushing, N. Y, Oct. 24 - Agreements based on free discussion and accepted uni versally because they are just will offer the greatest security against future war, President Truman told delegates at the opening session of the United Nations General As- sembly.
 Members should use the Coun- cil as a means for promoting settle ments of disputes as well as for air. ing them" the President warned delegates of 51 nations when he opened the new session late yester- day afternoon.
 After expressing confidence that fears of impending war are unwar- ranted, President Truman warned delegates against use of the veto powers held by the Big Five. War Talk Attacked
 The exercise of neither veto rights nor majority rights can make peace secure" the President de- | clared.
 Lately we have all heard talk about the possibility of another World War" the President said. Fears have been aroused all over the world
 These fears are unwarranted and unjustifed.
 T am sure that every delegate in this hall will join me in rejecting talk of war. No nation wants war. 1 EuorU nation needs naoppo
 Nevertheless, the President said, "rumors of war still find willing lis teners in certain places. If these rumors are not checked, they are sure to impede world recovery"
 Above all, he continued, i've must not permit differences in economic and social systems to stand in the way of peace, either now or in the future. To permit the United Nations to be broken into irreconcilable parts by different po- litical philosophies would bring dis aster to the world"
 MT. Truman did not undertake a general re-def1nition of U. s. for eign policy, but his remarks fol- lowed the theme of recent foreign policy statements by Secretary of State James F. Byrnes.
 The President did not mention Russia nor any other nation by name. But his speech took cogniz- ance of RuSSia'S use of the veto power in the LIN security council and of its repeated opposition to this country proposals in the coun- cil of foreign ministers and at the Paris peace conference.
 Americans Troubled
 T must tell you that the Amer ican people are troubled by the fail ure of the Allied nations to make more progress in their common search for lasting peace" MT. Tru- man said, and then listed these pri- mary tasks demanding LIN atten- tion:
 1, The first requirement. is
 for the Allied Nations to reach
 agreement on the peace settle
 ments."
 2. The LIN Security Council must work for agreements that
 are universally acceptable be-
 cause they are just to all con-
 cerned." It must reduce the
 exercise of veto rights and
 majority rights.
 3. An agreement must be
 reached for world control of
 atomic energy.
 4. Another must be consum-
 mated to remove the deadly fear of other weapons of mass
 destruction"
 5. Machinery must be put in
 motion to rebuild the world
 economically, to provide for
 refugees, and to improve the
 health conditions of all peoples.
 6. "A concerted effort must
 be made to break down the
 barriers to a free flow of infor-
 nation among the nations of | the world"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
Cleveland Minister Named M.I.T. Dean

Boston, Oct. A-CUP)-The Rev Everett M. Baker, minister of the First Unitarian Church of Cleve- land, O., today held the post of dean of students at the Massachu- sets Institute of Technology.
 His appointment was announced last night by President Karl T. Compton. He succeeds Harold E. Lobdell who was appointed execu- tive vice-president of the MT. Alumni Association earlier this week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
Current Films
 Time Schedule

LOEW'S STRAND-"Stella Dal- las": 2:25, $50, 9:1O P. M. The Wedding Night: 1:OO, 4:25, 7:45 P. M. LOEW'S POLI-'If Pm Lucky: 300, 6:15, 9:3O P. M.
 Somewhere In the Night: 100, 4:2O, 7:4O P. M. WARMERS STATE - Gallant Journey": 12:45, 3:45, $40, $40 P. M.
 "The Walls Came Tumbling Down.: 2:15, 5:15, 8:15 P. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
Divorce Suit Filed,
 Wife Claims Cruelty

Margaret Haggerty Cheripinsky of Waterbury filed divorce action in Superior Court yesterday against John Cheripinsky, also of this city, charging him with cruelty since marriage, Sept. 19, 1942. She also seeks custody of their child, and sup port payments.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24

Hollywood, Oct. 24-The conver- sation had turned to the phenom- enal box-office success of ''The Killers which locally, at least, is playing to standing room only" while theaters offering films with all-star casts are only half filled.
 What price your precious star system when picture without a single bigname player in its cast can do that Well?" I asked one of Hollywood'S veteran producers. Doesn't The Killers prove conclu- sively that you don't need top-fight stars to sell pictureS?"
 Not at all" he answered serious ly. Tt merely proves that pictures as good as The Killers can succeed without stars. Unfortunately the average picture is not that good. Hiring boX-office star is like buy ing an insurance policy. If every thing goes we'll he won't be needed {; if on the contrary, things go poorly and the picture is below par, his personal popularity often prevents serious financial loss"
 From a business standpoint, that statement undoubtedly makes sense The producer who risks three or four millions on a picture is prob ably wise to hire top-fight stars, even at the fantastic salaries paid today, if by doing so he can protect himself against possible loss. But it's darned poor comment on the self-confidence of the men who 1 make our pictures!
 It strikes me that the producers | psychology being what it is, we the movie-going public, might gel better screen entertainment if every stellar insurance policy" could bt banished from Hollywood for few years. In that event, picture-maker! would either achieve honest quality or else....
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24

Idol Chatter: I'll believe stories about 1ngrid Bergman going Hol- lywood" when extras quit chasing her as the star they prefer to work with-and they still do. .. Ode to mayhem "The fall weather is wonderful here in California, MT. Carridine" . Even if Forever Amber" proves to be lemon, Linda Darnell is the gainer by about 20 pounds of superfluous heft, dieted away . Financial ambition: To have the exclusive sales rights on dark glasses in Hollywood . If I needed an intricate repair job on my car, I'd rather have Clark Gable do it than the average garageman ... Silly notion: Sidney Green street on a pogo stick I like Ann Sheridan's definition of a Holly wood style leader: a girl who's a chump ahead of everyone else.
 According to publicity blurb in today's mail, Hollywood perfumer named Michele" specializes in creating individual scents for stars to "suit their personalities" Rita Hayworth, the communique states, reminds Michele of silver moon beams Joan Crawford brings to mind cracking wood in fireplace Maria MonteZ resembles black panther. After due reflection, fail to see any reason why either Miss Hayworth of Miss Crawford should take exception to such publicity, for silver moonbeans have no discern able scent at all, and burning wooo isn't too objectionable. But some how. knowing Miss Montez's hair | trigger temper, I'm little worried about her reaction to be compared by student of oders, to a black panther. Have you visited zoo late | ly?
 I've added Guy Madison to my list of Hollywood Machiavellis, for heS proved himself a master Of guile Having entered into partnership | with two ex-service buddieS in a restaurant venture, he donned over alls last week and joined his part ners in the task of cleaning up ano redecorating their new cafe, Whlcf is located only a short block iron the RKO studios. After toiling ar hour of two, he conceived origin idea. returned to the studio ane held a whispered conversation Wltf the gateman. That worthy, during the next hour or so, made it a poln' to slip the word' about Madison: whereabouts to a score of the ado Iescents who haunt the studio gates ouesting for autographs. They, o' course, rushed to the cafe-and lntt Madison's cunningly conceived
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
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Evening star., 1946-05-11
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Evening star., 1946-05-11

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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-11-01
Legal Publications
Notice of Sale

The Blackfeet Tribal Council
of the Blackfeet Indian Reserva-
ton, Browning, Montana will re-
ceive sealed bids for the sale of
Is head of shorthorn milk cows
and five calves, which are offered
for sale.
Bids will be opened Thursday,
November 7, 1916 at,2 p. m. Bids
are on an all or none basis and
should state clearly the total
amount offered for all Is head of
cows and five calves.
Bids should be sealed in an ep-
velope addressed to the Black
feet Tribal Council. A state.
ment should also be made on the
outside of the envelope, Ibid on
Tribal cattle to be opened No.
! vember ~
Eleven head of the above stock
may DE seen at the Theophile
Bonnet place just west of Cut
Bank and the other four cows
and calves are at the Victor Con-
molly place just west of Cut Bank
and on the Seville bench.
The Tribe reserves the right
to accept or reject any or all
bids.
The successful bidder should
be prepared to pay cash within
three days after being notified
that his bid was accepted by the
Tribe. No formal bid is neces.
sary, but a s m p | e statement
should be made that the bidder
is willing to pay S. Estate the
anount) for the the Is head OF
shorthorn dairy cows and
calves offered by the Tribe in
their advertisement for bids OF
cattle to be sold November 7
1916.
Geo. G. Kipp, Chairman
Blackfeet Tribal Cou nci
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-11-01
Lions Baby Beef
Drawing Tonight

Who holds the lucky number
that will decid. possession of the
sleek and fat baby be-f at TO-
nights drawing at the h Jig b
school carnival?
The bovine will be prese ted
the winner by the present own.
er, Brow ming Lions Club. which
was one of several to purchase
baby beeves from Al Club men,
bers at the Junior Fair last Sep
TENDER.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-11-01
Cows Need Water

Milking cows require a lot Of wa
ter to keep production at top level.
But In cold weather they won't drink
more than enough to take the edge
OH their thirst il the water is at
low temperature. The result Is that
the yield Of milb falls of.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-11-01
Prehistoric Quarry

.Artifacts made with stone from
feire Spanish Diggings," prehistoric
4narries in eastern Wyoming, have
tbeen found thousands Of miles dis
ttunt from the state. The quarries
COVER an area of several hundred
miles and were worked by some
aboriginal peoples and not by Span
lands as the name implies.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1946-11-01

Rail Quiz


Great Northern Railway con-
sistsntly held top.ranking posi-
ton among the nations railroads
in employe purchase of war
bonds. How much did this amount
tor
From August, 1912, 10 October.
1916, employees bought through the
company payroll allotment plan bonds
totaling S18, 637 1862 at issue value and
$24,849,250 at maturity value. This
doesn't include purchases made di-
rectly from other issuing agencies,
such as banks.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-26

cloveska mise vztajaa Sc bo svobodna beseda 20
per krivieo nase teo je ba Sc bo svetla in jasna
Gospod Louis Adamie! Protifasisticni primorski Slo
venci Itaan b bill hvaezni, &c b nlogli zbud
amersi avnosti (vStevs zmagovto ameriSko voastvo
neka umevanja zgodovnske resnice pozganu knjig
morda neka needobravana mad nesmsenin in nepotreb
mimi grmadami in nekaj smsa naSo prikljucitev k
Ljudski republiki, XII bi ba nasa edna resitev."
Vsebina gornjega pisma dovolj jasno pove vse Tu nj
samo vprasanu spostoyanje kulturnih tekovn prmor
skin Sovencev emvec tudi vprasanju, da DO nasa
lasna ameriska kultura omadezevana barbarskmi in
skrano nekuturnimi dejanji zaveznskih oblasti.
Ko so Htlerjevi Nemciji zazgai ma grmad knge
najbol znanh nenskih protfasisticnih psateljev ko
Tollera, Kischa Henrcha in Thonaasa Mamma tedaj
je Anerika dala zavete mnogim psatee in 81 tenn po
stopkom pfberla spostovanje vseh javnh in kulturnh
delavcev proinentnh knjizevnkov sveta Nekdo je
takrat zapisa "Aerika je hvalezna Htleru, da o je
obskrbel veim eni sveovne knjizevnosti in kulture
da je dial moznost da dajanje zavetisea pregana
protfasistcnn pisateljem in ucenjakom vseko dvi
gne prestiz njene lastne kulturne denokraeije." 4
In pray zato da ne hi crn madez barbarskega posop
ka zavezniskih oblas Prnorske onadezeya prestiz
aerske kuturne dennokraeie je potrebno, da anne
riska avnost seznan obtozbam k Jill dyiga mali toda
svobodoubni visoko kuurni slovens narod Julijske
Kkajine Kajti jasno je da &c h aerska jaVnos hla
nanjena tenn kultnrni skandelom ga p-ay gotaVo ns
ii podprla ne odohails. temuec najostreje ohsodla
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-26

.poneverho Z besedani 1neodo-l
hreno posojilop in narocil revi-
zorju previdnost ia uradao tai
most.
Kako SO bill vsi ii ljudje po-
vezani in SO drug drugega krili,
poAazs poaebno. ta slucaj "neo-
dobrenega posojila", "a katere-
ga visino nj vedel niti prizadeti
dekan sam, ker je bilo poslova-
ME v njegovi hranilnici tako
zmesano, da niti sam nj vedel,
koliko je odneseL Kef je bio po
Gabrovskemu navodilu revizor-
jevo poroeilo spisano skrajno
''previdno', ~je, bilo znano samo
tistim, XII so stvar poznali, da je
slo "a navadno dekanovo pone-
verbo il ljudske imovine. Ia
druga je radi tega zasla v obu-
pen polozaj in revizor, je pripo-
rocal, da dekan takoj odlozi vse
posle in, dobi poroke "a znesek
$4,000 din. Ia slucaj je zvedel
tudi skof Rozman, XII je 8. fe-
bruarja 1881 poslal dekanu ma
slednje pismo:
"Gospodu Alojziju Kurentu,
dekanu v Leskovcu. - Da DO
resena Hranilnica in posojilnica
v Leskovcu pri Krskem zalost-
nih razmer, v katere ste jo spra-
viii z neupraviseniani posojh,
da ne bodo. siromasni vlagatelji
preveliko skodo trpeli, vi pa na
ugledu, :je treba izrednega po-
'stopka. Hranilnica zahteva po-
vracilo dolga oziroma porokov,
kakor to predpisujejo pravila.
Ker Vam pa sedaj nj mogose
dati porostva, predlagam:
l.. Gospod dekan mora vso
svoio premicnino zastaviti Hra.
nilnici, kar Sc SINE prodati. Hra
nilnica maj te reel pregleda iy
doloci ter polagoma in neopaze,
no razproda, tako, da ne bi bill;
prisiljena prodajati jih pod svo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-26
uREDNlIKOVA PO$TA

vira reakcija in njeai modrijani
svojim bralcem! ..*
"Koliko lazi je izreeeno gle
de UNRRA-e! Lazejo, ko pravi-
jo, da posilja posiljke UNRRA-e
mas marsal Tito v Rusijo V Ia
memo "a orozje. Resnisa je, da
vse ostane pri mas. Automobile
vozijo po cestah, sanitetni ma
terijal je v bolnisnicah, pakete
dobivamo delavci in namessenc;
ma dodatne karte.
"Po njihovih izjavah priprav-
liza Jugoslavija novo vojno, v
resnici pa je svetu med prvi-
mi zagovorniki miru, ker delov-
no ljudstvo Jugoslavije ne zeli,
da bi sc borilo "a interese kapi-
talizma in ,imperijalizma. Voj-
nj hujskaei so danes tisti, ki
grozijo z atomsko energijo. IA
mas pa je atomska bomba nase
delo "a skupnost in to bo zma.
gallo.
"'Ameriska Domovina' sc Sc
veda boji, da Sc DO 'ubogo ljud-
stvo' otreslo svoje zaostalosti.
Med nasimi reakcijonarci Sc je
pred in "a casa okupacije poja.
vilo geslo, da kmet in delavee
nimata casa misliti in zato mi.
sligo duhovni gospodje "a njih.
"Zato povejte tamkajsnjem
reakcijonarcem, da jim nj trebs
prav mic skrbeti "a nase davke
ce sta 81 znala delavec in kmet
priboriti nacionalno in socialne
svobodo, Sc bosta tudi obdavei,
la tako, da ne bo nobeden live
ma raeun drugih. Pri mas bo vse
slo "a obnovc in industralizaci,
jo, ker le to nam bo prineslc
blagostanje.
"Stric, prosim Vas, posljitt
mi cd casa do casa to glasilo va
sih reakcijonarcev, da bono
imeli vcasih malo zabave.
ma pepse pozdraye vsem oe
Vase necakinje
"Zore.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-26
Kalko i Franc Gabroysek
gospodaril prii zadrlzl,ii zyezii

in ugotauja da j. znesek zgub
znasal Din. 1,2S9,837. Med dru-
.ginn pravi. da. je "glayni krivec
nerednega poslovanja pri tel
zadrugi dekan g.: Karel Gnidor
veco kot dusevni. vodja vsega
posloyanja in odloeujoc cinitelj
pri sestavi racunskih zakljuc-
kov, v kolikor' Jh nj sam Sc
stavljal."
"Konstatiram,. da je bile po-
slovanje neodpustljiyo malo :
marno in da Sc je z denarjem
ravnalo kakor S. smetmi." Pc
zasisanju odbornikov je ugoto-
vii, da so ljudje vezani ma po-
stenost tistega, XII jim poslova-
ME vrsi in racune sestaylja, ker
Sc kot kmetje ne razumejo ma
knjigovodske stvari. "cisti do
bicek je dekan Gnidovec zmanj-
seval vsako leto ma absolutno ne
dopusten in kaznjiv nacin tako
da je po zavestni manipulaciji
v knjigovodstvu zmanjseval bia.
ga msko stanje vpisi neresnic'
nih upravnih stroskey. Takih
zneskov je e>bilo ugotovljenih "a
Din. 100,835.64, "a katere cd.
govarja predvsem dekan Karel
Gnidovee sam, ker je sam vr.
Sill te vknjizbe in falzificiral "a
devno promet zadruge in S TEN
racunske zakljueke. Neupravi.
:enost in kaznjivost uta ie teh
zneskov. je dekan Gnidovec pri-
znal in podpisal dolzno pismo."
| Kakor ma Bledu, tako tudi. v
zuzemberku krivec hladnokrvno
prizna prevare in goljufije in
porocilo je poslano ravnatelju
\ Gabrovsku v Ljubljano. In po-
TEN? Gospod ravnatelj in Ia
druzna zveza sta cello stvar cd.
lozila, kakor da sc nj nikdar
zgodila, in ma ia nacin "spokor.
jeni gresniki" so Sc nadalje IL
vrsevali brez vsakih ovir svoje
prevare mad ljudstvom, XII o ta'
kin in podobnih slueajih nj mix
dar nicesar zvedelo.
Te prinere je navedel bivs
revizor lie kot primer "a Restete
druge podobae goljufije." II
te so Sc dogajale po vsej Slove'
liji, kjer je poslovala Zadruzna
zveza, kateri je naceloval kot
ravnatelj G. Franc Gabrovsek
postavljen " to sluzbo cd same
ga nadSkofa Antona Bonaven'
-ure Jeglicass4
Tudi Skof ROzman
je incl besedo
| O "veliki nesreci" dekana Ku
renta liz Leskovca pri Krsken
smo porocali ze pref. Objavil
smo tudi pismo, podpisano oe
Franco Gabrovska, sedanjegs
clevelandskega kaplana pri far
sv. Vida, XII je oznacil dekanovt
4 Sc boil svobodna, beseda 20
L L ----A1-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-26

,jo ceno. Kar nujno potrebuje,
ne ma pusti, q ostane vse kli1b
temu zastavljeno, dokler nj yes
dolg pokrit.
2. Gospod dekan mora izroci-
ii upravo nadarbine Hranilnici
" roki, izvzemsi par malenkost-
anih stvari, in sicer "a toliko Ca
ga, da DO vse poravnano !.
(Tu slede navodila "a ustanovi-
tev posebnega odbora in imena
odbornikoy, XII maj bi to vodili.)
Ker nj drugega izhoda,. odo-
bravam ia predlog polni meri
in Vam " snislu Ramona 1476,
= odstavka cerkvenega zakoni-
ka odvzamem upravo nadarbin-
skega premozenja "a toliko Ca
sa, da bo dolg pri Hranilnici po-
ravnan ter nakazujem sub poe
ma suspensions (pod kaznijo in
odpustom), da prepustite. tudi
vse svoje premicno premozenje
razen najnujnejsega Hranilnici,
XII ina pravico, da posamezne
predmete polagoma, previdno in
neopazenes proda ter izkupilo
porabi v poravnavo dolga. G.
arhdiakon stolni kononik DIR.
Tomaz Klinar je pooblaseen, da
to- oddajo Hvrsi.
J. Gregorij, |. r. skof.
Ker torej nj bio vee "druge-
ga Nhoda', je skof Rozman od-
redil, da hranilnica upravlja in
izkorisca tisti del dekanijske
lastnine in dekanovega premie-
mega premozenja, XII nj najnuj-
nejse, dokler YES dolg nj porav-
IAN. Hranilnici pa daje pravico,
la dekanove predmete polago-
na in previdno o in neopazeno
,roda kcs "a kOsom. S tenn Sc
e uradfa cerkev vtakni1a v slu-
al z navodili zakrivala neposte-
% poslovanje svojega clana.
pride Se.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-26
Prvi DIESEL motor 50 zgxadili

V tovarni torpedov ma Reki,
XII nosi Sc vidne make svojega
opustosenja, je bill zgrajen prvi
Diesel motor ma Reki. Ustvar-
jalni duh jugoslovanskih DELAY
oev in inzenirjev je dosegel v
tovarni HI je "a 500 porusena
in pod najtezjmi tehnienimi po-
goji nekaj. cesar v start Jugor
slaviji nj bilo nogoce.
Prvi poskusi S tenn motorjem
so bill izvrsen. OBJ nedavriem OBJ
isku marsala Tita ma Reki. v to-
yarni Sc bo prieelo serijsko izde-
lovanje motorjev, kajti poskusi
s prvim Dieselovim motorjem SO
odlieno izRadli.