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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-02
Pc angleskem izvirniku priredil
MirEo G. Kuhel
(Nadaljevanje in konec)
FederaIne republike

Federalne republike
Vsaka republika i'm a svojo
Ljudsko skupscino, XII je najvi-
sja drzavna oblast v republiki.
Ljudske skupseine republik ina
jo zakonodajno oblast ter vse
dolznosti in funkcije drzavne
oblasti, XII ne pripadajo Prezidi-
ju zvezne republike, Ljudski
skupscini zvezne drzave ali zvez-
nemu kabinetu. Ljudska skup-
Selma republike je izvoljena "a
dobo stirih let, izvoli svoj Pre-
zidij in imenuje svoj kabinet ma
podlagi 'dolocil ustave federal
ne republike. v clenu 2 zvezne
ustave so omenjene sledece Sc
DAME republike Federativne
ljudske republike Jugoslavije:
Srbija, Hrvatska, Slovenija, Bos-
na-Herceg~ ina, Macedonia in
Crna CORA.
Najvisji izvrsevalni in; upray-
nj organ poedine republike je
kabinet ali vlada ljudske republic
Ike. Ministrstva teh kabinetih
so lahko .zvezno-republiska
(opravljajo' posle "a svojo re-
publiko in "a zvezno vlado) in
republiska (neodyisna. cd zvez-
nih). Ministrstva republike
opravljajo poleg svojih funkcij
tudi delo federalnih ministrov v
zveznem kabinetu " smislu
svojih odredb in dolocil. Nova
ministrstva Sc lahko ustanavlja-
jo in stara odstranjujejo v smi-
slu drzavne postave.
Avtonomne pokrajine
Ustava republike, v kateri sc
nahaja avtonomna pokraj jina,
predpisuje moe in delo krog
oblasti avtonomne pokrajine ali
avtonomnega. okrozja. Najvisja
oblast v avtonomni pokrajini. je
Ljudska zbornica' avtonomne re-
publike. Tia sestavi' zakonik, XII
je obenem tudi ustava "a avto-
nomno. pokrajino. Izvoli' tudi
svoj izvrsevalnii in upravni Or
gan in je glavnit izvrsni odbor
avtonomne pokrajine. Slucaj
avtonomnegaf okrozja je silicon.
Najvisji organ, drzavne oblasti
v TAKEN avtonomnem oddelku
republike Sc imenuje Oblastni
ljudski odbor in je izvoljen "a
tri leta. Ia izdela zakonik, XII je
obenem ustava, in izyoli, Ohlastl
nj izvrsevalni odbor, XII je CLAW.
nj izvrsevalni in uprayni organ
v svojem okrozju.
Nova ustava FLRJ omenja
enotno aytonomno pokrajino
Vojyodino in emo ovtonovno
ohroxno oblast Kosovo-M -Meto-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-02

Iepesi az,eriski narodni sue
1886 W. zsth Street. Chicago g. m
sadn (pb konvenciH je in sept
Cevelandu bill hvoljeni sdeci uradn odborn clan Sir
5ega odbora:
predsednik: LOUIS ADAN1ia, Milford
podpredsednca: rRISLD Dillingham;
Sheboygan wis. -.
Ave, Cleveland Ohio
CLAM EKsEKUTIvE:
podpredsednk: ROGEL Ave.
podpreddnk: FRED WIDER 1s Lawndae Chicago g.
Illinois
Tajnik MRKO g. KUHEI. W. 2sth st, Chicago 2s III.
Bagajnk VINCENT CAKAR 2657 Lawndale Chicago g. ILL.,
Zapinlkar JACOB ZUPAN l4o So Lombard Ill
cani:
LEO JURJOvEC 1s4s zend P- Chicago
ANTON KRAPENC. 1856 W. RI, Chicago 3. III.
AIBNA NOvAK, e117 St Clair Ave, Cleveland 5, Ohio
FRANK ZAITZ, 23n So. Lawndale Ave, Chicago g. III
NADZORN ODBoR:
LOUIS predsedn 351 N Chicago st, Joliet, I'LL
JOSIE ZAKRAJsEK 1908 Cleveland 3, Ohio
JOSEPH zAvERTNIK, 800 Tenany Rd, Enslewoods N. j
ODBOR:
ANTON DEBEvC, 1880 So 18th st, sheboyyan
JOSEPH F. DURN 156o5 Waterloo Cleveland TO- Ohio.
JOSEPHINE ERJAvEC, Chicago st, Joliet Ill
THERESA GERzEL, ss4 Erie Ave, w. Alquippa, Pa.
ANTON HORZEN T. Princeton, Ill.
ANTHONY JERSIN Washington Denver, Colo.
REV. MATH KEBE 22s-s7th St, Pittsburgh L. Pa.
FRANK KLUNE, 6o4-3rd St., NJ w, Chisholm Mimi
KUSAR, Kenilworh Berwyn ILL.,
KATHERINE KRAINZ, Detroit Mich
JOHN KvARTICH I'll Station st, Bridgevlle Pa.
JOHN POLLOCK, s4A65 Lakeland Blvd, Noble. Ohio.
ANTOINETTE SINfCICH, Cleveland B. Ohio.
THERESA SPECK, 465S Rosa Ave, St. Louis 16, Mo-
VALENTINE stroll NJ Holmes Ave, Indianapolis Ind.
JOHN NJ. STONICH, 1884 Cedar St, Pueblo, Colo.
ANDREW vIDRICH, Johnstown,
ANTON ZBASNIK, A. r. u. Bldg, Ely, MINI.
JOSEPH zoRc, lo45 Wadsworth Ave, No. Chicago Ill
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-02

|podpredsednika, tajnika in ste-|
|vilo clanov. Krajevni ljudski IL
vrsevalni odbor sklicuje v dolo-
cenih presledkih seje volilcev,
|katerim je odgovoren. Ljudski
Iizvrsevalni odbori so podrejeni
! |Ljudskim odborom, ii pa Ljud-
lskemu, izvrsevalnernu odboru in
Ljudskemu odboru naslednje
Ivisje upravne enote - katera
3lahko preklice ali spremeni "a
lkljucek nizje podrejene enote.
1Sodisca
Glen 13. zvezne ustave vsebu-
lie glavne principe pravnega 81
stema, XII je podrobno izdelan v
zakoniku o regulaciji ljudskih
sodisc. v tel postavi SO tudi OPT
| sani glavni smotri' in nameni
ljudskih sodisc:
1. Zascita demokraticnih pri-
! dobitev v narodno osvobodilni
| borbi, zascita interesov omenje-
| nih v postavi, zascita skupin in
organizacij javnega in zasebne-
1ga znacaja, zascita zasebnih in
lastninskih pravic in interesov
drzavljanov Jugoslavije.
/ 2. Zagotoviti tocno izvajanje
in izpolnjevanje postav in od-
/ redb, XII so postavno obvezne
/ "a VISA podjetja, organizacije ter
uradne in privatne osebe.
3. Vzgojevati drzavljane v
duhu udanosti njihovi domovini,
v pravilnem izpolnjevanju zako-
nov ter v postenem izvrsevanju
pravic in dolznosti drzavljanov.
Sodisca SO popolnoma samo-
/ stojna v svojih obsodbah in mo-
rajo izrekati obsodbe v snislu
zakonov. Use obsodbe sc IRE
kajo v imenu ljudstva. Zakljuc-
XII so javni in vse sodnije sodijo
le v svetu ali senatu. (Sodisc,
kjer bi sodil lie en- sodnik, ni.)
Kadar sodi sodisce v prvi stop
Mi, sestoji liz rednega sodnika
in sodnika porotnika. Process Sc
vrsi v jeziku republike, kjer Sc
obravnava vrsi, toda &c obto-
zenec jezika ne razume, mu mo-
ra sodisce preskrbeti tolmaca.
Organi pravosodja sestoje iz:
Vrhovnega sodisca Hederativne
ljudske republike Jugoslavije,
Vrhovnih sodis3 posameznih re-
publik in avtonomnih pokrajin
ter IL okroznih, okrajnih in vo-
jaskih sodisc. V smislu postave
Sc zamorejo ustanoviti nova So
disca "a posebne zadeve. Ljud-
ska skupscina Jugoslavije izvoli
Vrhovno sodisce FLRJ, Ljudske
skupscine posameznih republik
pa Vrhovna sodisca republik.
Okrajne in okrozne sodnike IL
volijo odnosne zbornice Ljud-
skin odborov, sodniki porotniki
pa SO izbrani po redu iz sezna-
ma, XII ga je sestavil Ljudski od-
Dor.
Vrhovno sodisce FLRJ je maj
visji pravni organ vseh civil
nih, kriminalnih in vojaskih toz-
bah. Razresuje pravomocno vse
spore med sodisci republik, med
civilnimi in vojaskimi sodisci
ter med pravnimi oblastmi enc
drzave ter oblastmi druge drza-
We. Samo Vrhovno sodisGe lah-
ko spremeni kazen kakega So
disca. Pravosodni in upravni od-
delek drzave sta popolnoma To-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-02
Zelim prodati

cisto nov, nerabljen Hamilton
Beach Cake Mixer pred vojno
kupljen; cena je bila $35, pro-
dam ga "a $25. Naslov sc poizve
v uradu "Enakopravnosti."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-02
POSten mOSki

isce dive sobi brez pohistva. Kdor
ina kaj primernega maj pusti
naslov uradu tega lista.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-02

CONNIE TEACHES YOUNG FAN Jimmy Smith,
lefty the
that of the diamond Connie" Mack
field West Palm Beach, the Philadelphia Athletics
trained Connie
youngster to show him how baseball
their veteran.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-08-08
Mt. Cory

Rev. and Mrs. Bolick held meet
ing at the Kohlmeier Rest Home
Sunday afternoon in Findlay for
the patients. Ruth Ghaster was
guest saxophone soloist and played
several selections.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Jones spent
Friday at Columbus Grove visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Henderson.
Mrs. L. w. Lukes and daughter
Jane called on Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Jones, Friday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Bolick and son
David called on Ruth Ghaster Satur-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moon and
son Tommy called Friday evening on
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Jones.
Ruth Ghaster called Thursday
afternoon on Mrs. bessie Beagle.
Mrs. Lorena Guin called on Mrs.
Bessie Guin Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mullett of Chicago, visited in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Wise
recently. Mrs. Meyer and Mrs. Null
lett were formerly the Wise twins
of this place.
Mrs. Vern Turner of st. Louis
and Ben Turner of Cleveland, were
called home last week on account
of the recent illness of their father
N. V. Turner.
Mrs. Dell Yegler will leave Aug
ust Is for trip to Columbus tc
visit relatives and friends.
A card was received from the
Fritz family who are on a trip to
California. They were in Yellow
stone National park at the last re-
port.
Mt. Cory is having a clean up
Weeds are being moved and gen.
eral cleanup is under way.
A big hail storm struck the town
Sunday afternoon.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-08-08
CONSERVATION AFFAIRS
Happenings Affecting Woods, Waters and Wildife

have been added with stairways in
stalled leading down the steep banks
to the waters edge.
Other improvements added the
past years include the purchasing of
outdoor picnic tables, construction of
pole lights for night fishing, installa-
ton of a water line with fountain
and hydrant, building of toilets, tree
trimming program and poison ivy
control, moving of weeds, construc-
ton of a shelter house and pouring
of bases for outdoor ovens.
Future plans include the construc-
tion of more shelter houses, planting
of trees and purchase of playground
equipment.
Three Bluffton outdoorsmen, Ralph
Patterson, R. L. Triplett and Hiram
Wenger treked north for weeks
stay at Wilberforce, Ontario, Canada
here's hoping they catch plenty of
fish nine more channels and blue
gills were tagged with those prize
winning pieces of metal !. all
turned loose in the Buckeye i.
! and channels and pickerel are still
hitting Ralph Reichenbach snag-
ged a large pickerel early Monday
morning and several channels :.
all on night crawlers Monday
night Sam Stepleton, r. V. Kirkland
each hooked several channels while
fishing from the swimming float !.
this scribe took a half dozen or so
blue gills and a channel last
Friday afternoon Sam Stepleton
landed IT channels so maybe
the fishing will pick up again in
earnest and Don Forche at
Island View Park, Indian Lake, says
to get busy on the bass fishing for
his tagged bass in the derby is still
at large S. has three nice modern
cottages open too his prize is
a weeks stay free in any of them
and Gerald Swank still offers a
years hair cut free on his entries
in the derby and hair cuts are
higher too maybe we should
pay more attention to bass fishing.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-08-08

The steamer makes daily trips to
bennington or Kingsville, Ontario,
and will accommodate 800 pas
sengers.
Original correspondence with the
passenger agent at Sandusky stated
they would allow the Bluffton club
only 100 reservations. If any ad-
ditional persons wish to go place
your name on a reserve list at Carl
Mumma's Electric Shop and an eff
fort will be made to gain additional
reservations. Additional persons
may go also If any of the 100 sign
ed up should cancel their reserva-
tions.
The trip to Sandusky will be made
in private cars and the steamer fare
will be: Adults (12 years and up)
$3.50 round trip; child &c to 12)
$1.75; children under 6, free.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-08-08
Pleasant Hill

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Turner of
Cleveland spent the week end at
the Lyman Rarnes home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Gleason and
family called at her folks home in
Waynesfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Brauen and
family spent the week end in
Detroit.
Past week callers at the Brauen
home were: Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Gar
motter and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Hauenstein, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Badertscher and Mr.. and Mrs.
Eisenbach of Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Smith and
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-08-08

News want-ads bring results.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-08-08
BluftOn SOftb0I
Team Beats Lima

Bluffton junior softball team de-
feated the Lima Prospect playground
nine by a score of Ia to IL last Sun
day afternoon at Harmon field.
1t was the local crews 18th win
in 13 starts. Kenny Bracy was the
winning pitcher, and Lyman Hof-
stetter and John Althaus, both
Bluffton players, raped home runs.
Next contestant for the Bluffton
crew will be a double header with
New Stark at p. m. next Sunday
on the Harmon field diamond.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-08-08

family, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Faze
spent Sunday in Sandusky.
W. S. c. S. picnic Sunday at Ada
Park.
II. p. Zimmerman is in the Bluff
ton hospital. Callers at the home
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Long,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Zimmerman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips,
Mrs. Lille Fett and Nellie Huber
called on Jay Allison Sunday after
noon.
Past week callers at the Phillips
home were: Mr.. and Mrs. Joy Huber
and daughter, Mrs. Cora Huber. Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Younkman.
News want-ads bring results.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-08-08

The All-Star team in the Senior
league has been selected by the vot-
ing of all managers. The All-Star
game will be Friday evening, Aug.
10th, at 8:15 p. m. with the All
Stars of the Senior league VS.. the
All-Stars of the Junior league.
The manager of the team that is
leading the league at that time will
be manager of the All-Star team
with the other 3 managers assisting.
The managers are as follows:
Yankees-Shook
Cardinals-Wenger
Indians-Luginbuhl
l-Stars-Hammond
The All-Star team consists of the
following:
Fritchie (Cardinals)
F. Swank (Indians)
r. Howe (Yankees)
Schmidt (Cardinals)
Stonehill (Yankees)
Simcox (All-Stars)
Augsburger (Yankees)
C. Clark (Yankees)
]. Clark (Cardinals)
Moser (Indians)
Sommers (ndians)
Basinger (Yankees)
Gratz (Cardinals)
Klay (Indians)
Hermann (1ndians)
Playground Activities
By having a little cool weather
last week-softball games were in
progress all during the week. Pad
die tennis is becoming more and
more popular with children of all
ages. The new croquet court is
really nice and open to all. A new
croquet set has been ordered for the
use of all.
Organized games still top the list
for all ages of children.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-08-08
Steamer Reservations for Lake
Erie Excursion Sold Out

The excursion to Canada planned
for Sunday, August 18, is a sell-out,
the directors of the Bluffton Sports
mems Club announce.
A motor caravan of 100 excursion
lists will leave in the morning for
Sandusky where the throng will
board the Steamer Pelee at $3.50 a.
m. for trip to Kingsville, Ontario,
Canada. On the return trip the
boat will dock in Sandusky at 8:15
p. M.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-08-08

Games last week-July 29th
Reds IL, Yankees 7
Buns 13, Tigers 10
July 31st
Buns s, Reds 5
Buns II, Reds 4
Tigers IL, Yankees 7
Tigers 6, Yankees 5
August End
Tigers 13, Reds 4
Tigers 2, Reds (called at
end of 3 innings on ac-
count of darkness)
Yankees z, Buns d
Buns 7, Yankees 2
Games next week: August 7th
Buns VS.. Reds
Yankees VS.. Tigers
August 9th
Tigers VS.. Reds e games)
Buns VS.. Yankees
August 18th
Buns VS.. Tigers
Yankees VS.. Reds
The Buns have been riding high
and are now making strong bid
for 3rd place. Last week, they won
4 out of 5 games -. 5. but they are
getting a late start with only 2
games left on the schedule. The
league will continue, however, if
football practice does not hurt the
team roster too much. The Yankees
had a disastrous week while the
Reds were hot-by losing 4 out of
5 games. The Tigers took a tighter
hold on End place by jumping a full
games ahead of the Reds.
e T.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-08-08

One hundred reservations had been
ordered by directors of the Sports
mems Club for members and friends
of the Bluffton organization. All
reservations have been taken.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-08-08
HARMON FIELD NOTES

Senior league is as close as ever.
The Cardinals and Indians have both
gained a full game on the league
leading Yankees. Anything can
happen to decide the league champ
ionships before the season is over
with 2 full weeks of play left. The
All-Stars are likely to upset the
whole league at any time if they
get on that winning streak that they
have coming.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-08-08

People seldom improve when they
have no other model but themselves
to copy after.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-08-08
Fishermen's Park At Buckeye
Steadily Progressing

The park at the north end of the
Buckeye quarry under development
for members and friends of the
Sportsmen's Club has been steadily
progressing. New improvements
have been added this year with a
fine set of large swings the latest
addition to park equipment.
The swings are situated in the
small grove of trees at the north
end of the quarry and made of
heavy steel piping. The framework
will hold six swings. Construction
and installation of the new swings is
under the supervision of Gerald
Clever, vice president of the club in
charge of park development.
In addition, dirt for fill-in has
been hauled to the park this year
and between 20 and 100 loads used
to level off the area within the
grove of trees.
Additional fishing conveniences
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

All that is known is that one day Abdul and
MumtaZ-the latter bedecked with jewels, many
of which had belonged TO the Indore court col
lection-left their Bombay home to take ride
from which the merchant never returned.
Caressing each other in the back seat they
were driving along the famous Malabar Hill road
when another crashed into theirs. The six
occupants OF the second car shot Abdul and tried
to make off with Mumtaz, whose face was badly
slashed in the scuffle
II The abduction might have succeeded If chance
had not brought along number of British OF
ficers on their way to play golf.
Calamity welding mashies and niblicks the
officers Joined the fray.
Before the original group of attackers could
escape, some of them were recognized by some OF
the British officers as courtiers of the Mahara
In the subsequent trial two were sentenced to
death the four others to life Imprisonment.
Although the charge of having headed up the
kidnapping plot was leVeled at the Maharajah, ne
never had to answer to IT, for the British Govern
ment gave him the choice Of standing trial or
abdiCating, and he elected to abdicate.
Seeking~%o collect himself, he next took leis
urey cruise TO America, where he met and fell Ill
love with Seattle girl named Nancy Miller. Their
later Hindu marriage was one of the most highly
and unfavoraby publicized events of the 1920s
Nancy Went 10 spend the summer IN his marble
palace on the banks OF the great river Narbudda
Mumtaz for her part retired from the lime
light for a few years and then picked herself
another millionaire merchant named Abdul.
She married this
Blessed first with daughter. Mumtaz H. and
then a son, they lived together in increasing dis
harmony for three years.
FINALLY Abdul dissolved the marriage by the
simple Mohammedan expedient of repeating II
divorce thee" three times.
However he removed the sting from the words
by cndowing his ex.wife with her third fortune
and adding wistfully Il bear her no i'll will. She
gave me wonderful time as her life has so many
facets"
Abdul IT'S fear that the Maharajah might tire
Of Nancy and have another 60 at kidnapping Mum
taZ seems TO have been the chief cause of the
marital dscord He didn't want to De another
Abdul II.
Now, not his ex.wife but his daughter is the
one who's fallen victim of the old Indore sport OF
kidnapping
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

woman, kidnapped herself from the
Palace TO which she'd been kid
naped nearly a decade before and
Joined her sweetheart in Bombay
The Maharajah was wild. More.
over, he was no weak mother who
could be bought off for a paltry
81 100000 Had his fugitive love
still been somewhere in his own
State of Indore. the problem of
getting her back would have been
cirrnnln But Shn u.ae in British for.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06
The Mahoroioh Of Indore Once
: Snotched fhe FobuIous Num-
Begun From Her Parents;
Now She Snofehes Her
=. Own Daughter FROM
'"Unrequited Love"

Numtaz Begun, it argued simply had un-
dertaken TO furnish this prosaic marriage with
some of the excitement IL Sorey lacked.
tier own first experience of what yoti- might
Gait "reQuited love" occurred when she was ten.
The year was 1912 the season summer, the day as
hot As the one on which she later awoke her daugh-
ter both literally and. she hopes, fguratively.
DIAYING i'm the street that summer day, she
lust managed TO jump out of the path of the
Naharajah of Indore's careenlng carriage
Tukoii Rao the Maharajah himself only Is
At the timel, was charmed by the grace
she displayed in not getting over that he
ordered one OF his courtiers 10 follow her home
and try to persuade her parents 10 let her live
in, bp
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

ritory now, and he had to move carefully.
II had never been determined after offers Of
fabulous presents and threats both had proved
unavang whether caution at last deserted him
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

Two days after this request had been
turned down, MumtaZ - whose name IN
those days was Ramini - disappeared.
She has been taken away for her owR
good" a court official told her frantic
mother, $50 that the Maharajah can give
her the education, comfort, luxury and
companionship she needs"
But the mother went on looking at il
a. a plain case of kidnapping, until, IL was
said. the gift of 81 900 900 encouraged her
10 take brighter view
Meanwhile. IL had become clear that II
officials seemingly fancy words had been
than a simple statement of fact. In add
comfort. luxury and panionship-a
Arabian Nights scale-little Ramini rea
gertfng educated. too at least in nau
>d >dances-for by the time she was 16 S
ing called The Dancing Queen OF Indo
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-06

Two years later, continuing 10
rise. she had become THE Lady OF
the Lotus" Tukoji Raos wife number
O. and al 10 she was "MumtaZ
Begun" undisputed mistress of the
Maharajahs whole harem of wives
and dancing girls.
Then she met a wealthy Bombay
merchant. whose first name, coinci.
dcn1AllN- Was the same as that of the
man who. years later, her daughter
we'd This Abdul, surnamed Bawla,
had called al the Palace intending
only 10 dine and spend few hours
with his friend. the Maharajah. I'D
But after seeing Mumtaz Begun
dance. he became the Indian
equivalent OF The Man Who
Came 20 Dinner" @ s
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Evening star., 1946-09-29
BY the Assoeiofed Press

SHANGHAI, Sept. 28.-Argentine
Embassy Offices in Shanghai are be-
ing deluged with angry complaints,
both personal and written, against
the recent Beunos Aires cancella-
ton of all visas to Argentina issued
in China before September l.
One complainant, pacing the en-
bassy waiting room, told this COR
respondent today that he had paid
81 900, United States, for his visa.
On receiving it, he said. he IL
quidated his business and disposed
of his apartment. Now that it has
been cancelled, he said he had no
income and had to force himself in
on friends.
This claimant requested anony-
nifty, stating he still wanted to emf
CRATE to Argentina and was afraid
publication of his name might pre-
judice his chances.
Charge d'Affaires Rafael Fernan-
dez issued statement saying he
had not issued a single visa since he