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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-26

Chicago and soldiers carry osa
board chairman Sewen I. AVER
bodily.
l945-Gen. Patton's forces x
most on border Of Austria. Rak
slams battle in heart Of Berlin
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CoHceit always invoices certain lack
81 downright honesty with ourselves.
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IA shortc circuit in the electric
cal mechanism caused the city
bali bell toi ring Sc times at 1880
last nightaoa 81 ltis
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-26

-1---41- II MISS ,
Registrations for the June pri!
mary will close tomorrow, john
England, supervisor Of registra-
tion, announced today Poll tax
payments may BE hlade Until
May 16, he said ss 3sfi a3glN
Positions ) were reversed in
Judge Gomez's court yesterday
when he sent the complaining
witness to jail and released the
accused.
Five minutes before the
Wrecking Tug Warbler was to
cast off lines to go to the assis-
tance of the Yacht June II yes
terday afternoon, word was re-
ceived that the grounded vessel
had been floated
John Dana Wise, brother Of
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John Dana Wise, brother Of
Mrs. ]. j. Trevor, wife of the
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18
mestne novice
Avto, DIR. Kerna ukraden5

Poroca Sc, da je bill nasemu
poznanemu zdravniku DIR. F. ].
Kernu, 6233 St. Clair Ave.,
ukraden avtomobil s zdravni-
Skim kovcekom vred izpred hise
ma Kinsman Rd. in E. 1873 St., ko
je obiskal neke bolnike v tisti
okolici in sorodnike njegovega
sina zene. Avtomobil je bill
Chrysler izdelka, model coupe
1941. Do sedaj sc avtomobila Sc
nj naslo, pac pa je r,'!icija OBJ
vestila DIR. Kerna, da SO nasli
nekaj njegovega orodja il kov-
ceka, toda ne kovceka. TIE dni
pa 81 je DIR. Kern dobil ze drug
nov avtomobil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18
Propaganda proti Jugosla-
viii v javnih solah

Zadnji tedSn je bila potion ra-
dija v clevelandskih javnih So
lah servirana ucencem 8. raz-
reda propaganda prilog Draze
Mihajlovica, izdajalca Jugosla-
vile. Nerazumljivo je to, da SOL
ski odbor dovoli tako propagan-
do ma svoie omrezje, XII je So
vrazno sedanji vladi Jugoslavi-
je, XII je priznana cd zaveznikov.
Obratno pa ne zna povedati niti
enc dobre besede v prilog Osvo-
bodilne vojske in marsala Tita.
Kaj pravite ma to, davkoplace-
valci?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18
Organizacija slepcev je bila
uspeSna

Cleveland Society for Blind je
naznanila, da SO v letu 1915 pro-
dali izdelkov, XII so jih naredili
slepci v vsoti 1926, ,256, kar je
vec kot kadarkoli preje v dobi
40 let, kar obstoji ia organiza-
cija. Denar Sc ;e obrnilo zopet
v korist slepcev, XII jih je v tel
organizaciji 1,200, kot poroca
Mabel Winsworth, izvrsujoca
tajnica. Vecina izdelkov, XII jih
izvrsujejo slepci, je kupila VIA
da, nekatere izdelke Sc proda tr-
govinam ma debelo in zopet dru-
ge Sc prodaja (metle) direktno
med ljud cd hise do hise.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18
Ves+i IL Iylienia
omeriskih SIovencev

Chicago. - Dne 1. february ia
je umrl Frank Ajster, star 66
let in donna il Krske vasi pri
Brez:cah. V Ameriko je prisel
Sc mlad, Sc tukaj porocil, potem
pa Sc je vrnil v start kraj, kjer
81 ie sezidal novo hiso in gospo-
darsko poslopje, zatem pa 70
pet v Ameriko. Tukaj zapus:a
sina, XII Sc ie. nedavno vrnil cd
vojakov in hcer, v starem kraju
pa zeno in diva sinova.
Chicago. - PorocIa sta sc
Leroy Gregorich in Mary Gra-
dishar, kakor tudi John Ozbolt
mi. in Mary Jelencic.
San Francisco. - V mestni
bolnisnici je po daljsi bolezni
umrl John sneler, donna il spe-
harjev v Bell Krajini.
Walsenburg, Colo. - Dne 4.
februarja. je tukaj umrl "a vo-
deniico John Sedmak, star SO
let, rojen v Knezakur ma No
tranjskem (po domace Intona-
SOW in y Ameriki je bival okrcg
40 let. Zapusea zeno, sina in
pet hGera.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18
Dete odlozeno v posodo "a
odpadke unrlo

Okrajni mrliski oglednik DIR.
Samuel R. Gerber INA podati iz-
javo te dni glede smrti deteta,
kf je bio odlozeno V posodo "a
odpadke ma zapadni strani me-
sta. Dete je bilo zenskega spola
rojeno S petimi ali sestimi me-
seci. V soboto Sc nj bill slucaj
povsem preiskan in dr.. Gerber
Sc nj bill ma jasnem, kaksno OBJ
tozko Sc naperi materi, ako
sploh katero.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18
Boljsa razsvetljava bi mi
zala nesreSe

Cd II oseb ubitih do sedaj v
Clevelandu cd avtomobilov v
tenn letu, je bilo 18 ubitih v noe
nih urah, ko je razgled omejen.
Preiskali SO in ugotovili, da ce-
ste MISC zadostno razsvetljene,
posebno Sc stranske ceste in
"alleys," kjer je navadno malo
luci, ako sploh kaj. Menijo, ako
bi bile ceste bolje razsvetljene,
mani bi bilo prometnih zrtev in
stroski izboljsanja luci so upra-
viceni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18
Povisane place usluzbencem
kniiznice

Direlsstt tt2>rji Cleveland Public
Library so ma svoji zadnji seji
sklenili povisati place poklicnim
delavcem, XII so doslej prejemali
81, $50 zacetne letne place, da bo-
dc cdslej dobivali 81, $50 ma leto.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18

Nocoj OBJ 1880 uri Sc vrsi Sc
ia starsev Mladinskega pevske-
ga zhora SID ma Waterloo Rd.
Radi vaznosti seize Sc prosi vse
starse, da gotovo pridejo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18
IL BOLNISNICE

znana Mrs. Mary lapel,
20351 Lindberg Ave-, Sc jeNrnila
il bolnisnice ma svoj dom, kjer
jo prijateljice sedaj lahko obi
sSejo. Z
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18
UstaUa FederattUne ljud-
ske republike JugoslaUije
(Nadaljevanje S /. strani)
Glen 35.

Glen 35.
Drzava skrbi "a zdravje ljud-
stva organizacijo in kontrolo
znanstvene sluzbe, bolnisnic, sa-
natorijev, zdravilisc in okreva-
lisc.
Glen Sc.
Zajamcena .je svoboda znan-
stvenega in umetniskega della.
Drzava podpira znanost in
umetnost V cilju razvoja narod-
ne kulture in narodnega blago'
stanja.
Glen 81.
ia dvig splosne kulture ljud-
stva skrbi drzava, da so sole
ter druge prosvetne in kultur-
ne ustanove dostopne vsem slo.
jem ljudstva.
Sole so drzavne. Samo z "a
konom Sc lahko dopusti usta-
navljanje zasebnih Sol, toda Mi
hovo delo je pod nadzorstvom
drzave.
Osnovni pouk je obvezen in
krezplacen.
Sola je locena Cd cerkve.
Glen 38.
Drzavljani imajo pravico pros
ME in peticije ma organe drzav-
ne oblasti.
Proti vsem nezakonitim in ne
pravilnim sklepom organov dr.
zavne uprave, kakor tudi proti
skodljivim postopkom uradnih
oseb, imajo drzavljani pravico
pritozbe.
Glen SO.
Vsak drzavljan ina pravico
toziti pred pristojnim sodiscem
uradne osebe "a kazniva deja-
MIA, storjena pri uradnem delo-
vanju.
Glen 40.
D1zavljani imajo pod zakoni-
timi pogoji pravico zahteVati
cd drzlve in uradnin oseb po.
vraGilo skode, XII jim je bila stor-
jena zaradi nezakonitega in ne
pravilnega izvrsevanja sluzbe.
Glen Al.
Obramba domovina je ma jvis,
"a dolznost in cast vsakega dr.
zavljana.
Vojaska obveznost drzavlja.
nov je splosna.
Glen ~.
DavCna Obveznost drzavlja,
nov je splosna in sorazmerna Mi.
howl gospodarski moci.
JAYNE davScine in oprostitve
cd njih Sc dolocajo samo "a.
kOnOm.
Glen 43.
Ia zas3ito svobos:in, zajam.
3enih S to ustavo, je nezakoni-
ia in kazniva uporaba drzav-
ljansklh praVic z namenom ma
slime spremembe ustavnega re-
da Federativne ljudske republi-
Ike Jugoslavije
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18
DRUGI DEL
DRZAVNA UREDITEV

DRZA\NA UkEDlIEN
SESTO POGLAVJE
Federativna ljudska republika
Jugoslavija in ljudske re-
publike
Glen "A:
Federativna ljudska republi-
ka Jugoslavija opravlja vse po-
sic, "a katere je po ustavi pri-
stojna. V pristojnost Federativ-
ne ljudske republike Jugoslavi-
je spadajo
L. spremembe in dopolnitve
ustave Federativne ljudske re-
publike Jugoslavije, skrb "a ME
no izvrsevanje, van je
5kladnosti ustav republik usta-
vo Federativne ljudske republi-
Ike Jugoslavije;
~ sprejem novih republik,
kakor tudi odobritev ustanovi-
tive novih avtonomnih pokra-
jim in avtonomnih oblasti;
81 Razmejitev med republi-
kami;
A. predstavljanje Federativ-
ne ljudske republike Jugoslavi-
je v mednarodnih odnosajih in
sklepanje mednarodnih pogodb;
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mix, Narodna skupssina Fedora
,tivne ljudske republike Jugosla-
vile pa poslovnik "a skupne Sc
je.
Glen SO.
Zakonski predlog Sc la h ko
predlozi enemu ali drugemu do
mu Narodne skupscine Fedora
tivne ljudske republike Jugosla-
vie.
Noben zakonski predlog ne
more postati zakon, &c nj izgla-
sovan z vecino glasov. v obeh
domovih ma seji, XII j prisostvu-
je vecina poslancev vsakega do
ma.
Glen Ga.
Vsak izmed domov Narodne
skupseine Federativne ljudske
republike Jugoslavije ina pra-
vico predloziti dopolnitve in
spremembe zakonskega predlo-
ga, XII je ze bill izglasovan v
enem domu. Tako izglasovan
predlog Sc vrne v potrditev do
mu, IL katerega je izsel.
&c Sc ne doseze soglasje, Sc
zadeva predlozi koordinacijske-
mu odboru Narodne skupscine
Federativne ljudske republike
Jugoslavije, v katerega vstopi
enako stevilo clanov obeh do
NOV. V primeru, da Sc v koor-
dinacijskem odboru ne doseze
soglasje, ali &c eden izmed do
NOV odbije sklep, XII ga je>pred-
lozil koordinacijski odbor, bo-
sta donna ponovno sklepala O
vsej zadevi v tistem redu, po
katerem Sc je razpravljalo 0 pr
Votnem predlogu.
&c. Sc tudi tokrat ne doseze
soglasje, DO Narodna skupsci-
IA Federativne ljudske repu-
bike Jugoslavije razpuscena.
Ukaz o razpustu DO vseboval
tudi razpis novih volitev.
Glen 65.
Zakoni, XII jih izglasuje Ma
rodna skupscina Federativne
'judske republike Jugoslavije,
Sc objavijo v jezikih vseh ljud-
skin republik.
Glen &c.
Zakon stopi v veljavo osmi
Ian po obja7i v "Sluzbenem IL
stu, &c S samim zakonom,, nj
1rugace doloceno.
Glen 67.
Zvezni svet in Syet narodov
volta posebne odbore, katerim
zaupata dolocene naloge. Vsak
dom voli ma prvem zasedanju
verifikacijski odbor, XII pregle-
la polnomocja poslancev.
Vsak dom potrjuje ali razve-
ljavlja polnomocja ma predlog
verifikacijskega odbora.
Glen 68.
Narodna skupscina Federativ-
le ljudske republike Jugoslavi-
je in vsak izmed njenih domov
lahko vodijo po svojih anket-
nih odborih ankete o vprasa-
1jih splosnega znacaja. Vsi dr.
zavni organi so dolzni izpolnje.
vati zahteve anketnih odborov
glede ugotavljanja dejstev in zbi.
ranja dokazov.
(Dalje prihodmjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18

zOrstVO trgOVinsklh OdnOsaJeV z
inozemstvom;
~ posli narodne obrambe in
drzavne varnosti;
81 zeleznice, zracni pro,net,
pomorski promet in recna- -plov-
ba;
81 posta, brzojav, telefon in
radio;
1O.) zvezno drzavljanstvo;
11.) izseljeniski in priseljeni-
Ski posli, pravni polozaj tujcev;
12) splosni drzavni gospodar-
ski nacrt;
49, zvezni proracun, odobri-
tev splosnega drzavnega prora-
cuna in zakljucnega racuna, vr-
hovno nadzorstvo mad izvrSeva-
MEM splosneea drzavnega pro-
racupa;
14.D denarni in kreditni 81
stem, sklepanje zveznih posojil,
devizni in valutni promet, posli
zavarovanja, carine, drzavni mo-
nopoli;
49, PATENT, zigi, model, me-
re, utezi in zlahtne kovine;
49, skrb "a vojne invalide;
17) amnestija in pomilostitev
zaradi krsitve zveznih zakonov;
49, financna, industrijska,
rudarska, gradbena, trgovinska,
gozdarska in poljedelska podje-
tia splosnega drzavnega znaca-
ia;
49, pota, reke, vodni kanali,
morska in recna pristanisca
splosnega drzavnega znacaja:
20) zakonodaja O razdelitvi
dohodkov ma zvezni proracun,
ma proracune republik in prora-
cune avtonomnih in upravnih
teritorialnih enot;
21.) zakonodaja o ureditvi So
disc, nacel zasebnega prava, ka-
zenski zakoni, zakonodaja O ci-
vilnem, izvrsnem, nepravdnem
kazenskem in splC *no upravnem
postopanju in oseanem stanju
drzavljanov;
22.) temeljna zakonolaja O
dc.l, delavricah in socialnem
zavarovanju;
23.) izdajanje splosnih nacel
"a zakonodajo in vodstvo repu-
blk ma podrocju socialnega
skrbstva, gradenj, javnih poso-
jill in dajatev, zdravstva, izko-
r;s5anja rudnega bogastva, goz.
dow in vodnih sill, gospodarske-
ga poslovanja, politike cen, pro.
svete in organizacije drzavne
oblasti.
Republic lahko same ida iC
svoje predpise 0 teh poslih dc
sprejetja splosnih nacelnih pred,
pisov S strani Federativne ljud-
Ske republike Jugoslavije.
Izven teh poslov ~izvrsujejc
ljudske republike svojo oblast
samostojno.
Glen As.
Zvezni zakoni veljajo ma vsem
ozemlju Federativne ljudske re-
publike Jugoslavije. V primeru
nesoglasja med zveznimi zako.
nj in zakoni republik Sc uporab.
ljajo zvezni zakoni.
Ozemlje jFederativne ljudske
republike Jugoslavije sestoji il
ozemelj njenih republik in tvorj
enotno drzavno in gospodarskc
podrocje.
Glen 46.
/ Blagovni promet med republi.
kami je svoboden ter sc ne mo.
re omejiti z zakonom republi'
ke.
Glen Al.
/ Akti in listine d1zavnih orga,
nov enc republike imajo enakc
veljavnost vsaki republiki.
Glen 48.
Ia drzavljane Federativne
ljudske republike Jugoslavije sc
ustanavlja enotno zvezno drzav'
ljanstvo. Vsak drzavljan ljud
ske republike je hkrati drzav'
liam Federativne ljudske repu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18

SEDMO POGLAVJE
Najvisji zvezni organi dr.
zavne oblasti
A. Narodna skupscina FLDJ
Glen 40.
Narodna skupscina Fedora
tivne ljudske republike Jugo-
slavic je vrhovni organ drzav-
ne oblasti Federativne ljudske
republike Jugoslavije.
Glen SO.
Narodna skupscina Fedora
tivne ljudske republike Jugosla-
vie je nosilec narodne in dr.
zavne suverenosti in izvrsuje
vse tiste pravice, k: pripadajo
Federativni ljudski republiki Ju-
goslaviji, v kolikor z ustavo nj
so dane v pristojnost Predsed-
nistvu Narodne skupscine Fede-
rativne ljudske republike Jugo-
slavic ali zvezni vladi.
Glen 81.
Zakonodajno oblast v poslih,
"a katere je pristojno Fedora
tivna ljudska republika Jugo-
slavija, izvrsuje izkljucno Ma
70 dna skupscina Federativne
ljudske republike Jugoslavije.
Glen 50.
Narodno skupscino Fedora
tivne ljudske republike sestav-
liza diva donna: Zvezni svet in
Svet narodov.
Glen So.
Zvezni svet volijo vsi drzav-
ljani Federativne ljudske repu-
bike Jugoslavije. Ma vsaki b
81, 900 prebiValceV Sc Voli pc en-
poslanec.
Glen "a.
Svet narodov Sc voli po repu-
blikah, avtonomnih pokrajinah
in avtonomnih oblasteh. Drzav-
ljani vsake republike volijo po
80, avtonomne pokrajine po 20,
avtonomne oblasti pa po Is po-
slancev.
Glen IS.
Nihce ne more biti hkrati po-
slanec V obeh donih Narodne
skurs:ine Federativne ljudske
republike Jugoslavije.
Glen Sc.
Narodna skupscina Fedelat-
tivne ljudske republike Jugo-
slavic Sc voli "a stiri leta.
Glen 81.
Oba donna Narodne skupScine
Federativne ljudske republike
Jugoslavije sta enakopravna.
Glen So.
Donna Narodne skupS3ine Fe-
aerativne ljudske republike Ju-
goslavije zasedata praviloma To-
5eno. Zasedanja zveznega sveta
in Sveta narodov sc zacenia iC
in zakljucujejo hkrati.
Glen SO.
Zvezni svet voli predsednika
3 podpredsednike in diva sekre.
tarja. Svet narodov voli pred.
sednika, 3 popredsednike in diva
5ekretarja. Predsednika vodita
seje domov in njuno delo po po,
slovniku.
Glen 60.
Zasedanja Narodne skupsci,
ne Federativne ljudske republi.
ke Jugoslavije SO redna in il.
redna in Sc sklicujejo ukazom
Predsednistva Narodne skupsci.
ne.
Redna zasedanja Sc sklicuie.
jo dvakrat letno, in sicer IS
aprila in IS. oktobra. &c Narod.
ma skurs:ina ne bi bila sklicana
v teh rokih, Sc lahko sestane
sama tudi ma ukaz Predsednis.
iva.
Izredna zasedanja Sc sklicuje.
10, kadar Predsednistvo Narod.
ne skurssine Federativne ljud,
ske republike ~Jugoslavije sma,
ira "a potrebpo, kadar to "a.
hteva ena izmed republik pc
svojem vrhovnem organu dr.,
zaVne oblasti ali kadar to "a.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-02-18

0 Amerik je cesto slisat, da je posredovalec med
Britanio in Ruso toda to nj poponoma pravilno Posre
dovalec bi moral biti popolnoma neprstranski edtem
ko mi nismo neprisranski Skrbc: svoje
lastne interese. H.. s@4. ~. - Il .n
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29

for overcharges, but it cannot &C
cept such settlements as final I'M
til approved by the District Of
flee.
If it is the merchants first vi
olation and the total amount in
volved is $40 or less, the seller is
placed or probation and his case
suspended. If, however, at a later
date he is again found to be in
violation, the settlement is based
on both the present and the pre-
vious violation.
Under the Administrators Claim
the Price Control Panel may ne
gotiate a settlement of the claim
with the violating merchant. Mr..
Nc Cav said, and if the name of
the consumer who paid over--ceil-
ing prices is known, the Panel may
arrange for a refund of the amount
of the overcharge only.
This is the type of action that
today is preventing the lid from
blowing off our costs of doing
business, Mr.. McCaw said. Parti-
cular attention is being given to
price violations in cost of living
commodities which are of great
Importance to returning veterans
and their families.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29
PRICE PANEL OPERATION

Need for better understanding
Of Price Panel Operations today
prompted Arthur B. McCaw, Ra-
cial Group Representative of the
Price Control Board, to issue a
statement concerning methods
used by the Panel to secure COM
pliance with OPA ceiling prices.
There have been a few instances
Mr.. McCaw said, where people
have hesitated to report price cell
ing violations fearing to get the
merchant into trouble. This is es-
pecially true of small overcharges
amounting to a few cents.
Whenever, as a result of a Price
Panel survey or customer COM
plant. Mr.. McCaw explained, some
merchant is found to be charging
over ceiling prices, he is first ask
ed by a letter to a conference with
the Price Panel.
A Panel Conference, MI. McCaw
declared, is not a court hearing,
and Panel members are neither
judges nor jurymen. A Panel can
not impose a fine. The Panel can
suggest settlement of the claim
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29
VETS SPONSOR NEW
SERVICE FLAG


A new service flag designed to
enlist the full weight of public
opinion behind employment of We
terans, will soon be officially adj
opted by the War Department if
present plans of the American
Veterans Committee are success
full. According to Charles G. Bolt
(right) national chairman of the
AVG, the new flag really stands
for something-it shows the num-
Der of veterans that an organi-
cation is employing not how many
employees were in the armed for
eesDesigned by Robert l.. Marx,
(left) head of Markham Pipes.
the new flag is somewhat similar
in design to service flags already
flown: large red border, white
background, gold star for number
of men killed and blue star for
those who went into service. How
ever, a blue "V'' for veterans re-
presents the number of veterans
now employed. Thus, photograph
of the flag above the first of it's
kind, flown in the Markham Pipes
plant, indicates that the company
is now employing more veterans
than left to join the service.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29

OMAHA, Neb., June 24-Oppor-
tunity for 1000 reserve and nat
ional guard officers now on ter
mlnal leave or inactive status. to
return to extended active duty in
company grade with units Of the
Army Ground Forces has been an
nounced by Gen. Jacob L. Dcvers.
commanding general of the ACE.
The announcement, which is the
Ground Forces initial move to car
ry out War Department directives
for an interim army comprising
a balanced, capable volunteer Of
flcer corps, will remain in effect
until the army attains a permanent
postwar status.
Officers commissioned in the
Army of the United States can
become eligible for duty if other
wise qualified, by applying and
accepting a commission in either
the Organized Reserve Corps or
in the National Guard.
1t also was pointed out by Gen.
Devers that officers who volunteer
for extended active duty at this
time may indicate a preference for
the overseas theatre to which they
desire assignment. Consideration
for this preference will be given in
all assignments.
Officers who held rank higher
than that of company grade at the
tirno Of canarotia1 fron, 49,
vice may volunteer for duty in
company grade.
To be considered for duty with
the Army Ground Forces, officers
will be required to have had prior
service in the AGF or AGF type
unit; to not have attained their
37th birthday; to hold an efficien-
cy index rating of $50 or higher
for all military service performed
subsequent to September 16, 1910
and, to meet physical standards
for general service .
Officers ordered to active duty
in company grade will be temper
arily commissioned in the Army
of the United States in grade not
higher than the one in which the
officer served Immediately prior to
processing for relief from active
duty, and, will be required to vol
unteer for service for an unlimin-
ted length of time, or, until June
10, 1947.
Interested officers are advised
they r subject to overseas ASST
gnment and to any downward
grade readjustment procedure in
the same manner as all other Of
ficers on active duty, except that
they shall not be reduced to a
grade lower than the permanent
grade held on December II, 1871.
Extended active duty in a tenn
pofary Army of the United States
status will not affect an officers
permanent commission in the Of
ficers Reserve Corps OF in the Ma
tional Guard.
There are also a few opportun-
tiles for field officers in scarce
categories, to volunteer for extern
ded service or active duty under
the same conditions as company
grade officers providing they have
an efficiency index of 400 or high
er. Officers desiring extencJ'
active duty must apply for such
in writing to the Adjutant General
Washington, 25, D. G.
The Omaha guide., 1946-06-29
IOWA SPEED KING TO
COMPETE AT STATE EAIR

LINCOLN, NEB., June rs
Emory Colline, national dirt track
champion and for many years
holder of a great many records,
has added his entry to the list OF
nationally known speed ces who
will compete on the Nebraska
State Fair track July 4 for glory
and $1,000 in prize money.
Collins, who set an aII-time re-
cord of 37.05 seconds for a mile
it Milwaukee, Wis. June 9, infor-
med Edwin Schultz, State Fair
Board secretary, that his big Of
fenhauser s%peedster, damaged at
Milwaukee, will be ready for the
wide-open competition here.
The LeMars, Ia, daredevil was
setting a terrific pace in the Bar
ney Oldfield Golden Jubilee fea-
ture when his motor apart, strew-
ing connecting rods and other
parts along the straitaway as he
headed a big field in the midwest's
biggest classic Of the first post
war season.
He informed Schultz that he
been able to obtain replacement
parts, and would be cunning for
more records when unwinds his
big Offenhauser on the State Fair
track. He added that it was pos
sible he would have a new motor.
He had ordered another Offenhau-
ser motor more than a year ago,
but the Los Angeles firm, engag-
ed in war work, was unable to de-
liver the hand-tooled job immedi-
ately. However, he had been in
formed it could be expected at
any time, and Colline was hope
full he would have it in time for
the July 4 program.
Collins will have plenty of COM
petition as he goes after more
points that will count toward the
international Motor Contest Assn
championships for 1916. Dave
Champeau. who works as a Holly
wood stunt man during the win
ter months; Tex Peterson, a nat
i've of Sand Hills, Nebr., and a
rodeo performer before he turned
to auto racing; Chuck Frame Of