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; Business Groups Plan
Meetings This Week

Officers and directors of the Fed
Grafton of Businessmen's Associa-
tions. Inc, will meet at BIS pm.
Wednesday in the board room of
the American Security and Trust
Company.
Two other business groups will
meet this week. The Northeast
Businessmen's Association will hold
its monthly luncheon at 1890 pm.
Thursday in the Continental Hotel.
The Electrical Contractors Asso-
citation will meet at pm. Tuesday
at Epiphany Temple.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
ACC0ITNTANCY

Two-year day or three-year even
specific training for accounting a
advancement to executive posts
ana taxation prepares for
course leads to NJ. C. degree. p
Book. Applications now being &C,
Evening star., 1947-05-04

eraI WeHare OF
lonely, friend
less persons in
this city today.
In 1882. Mrs.
Frank s. r ay,
who now lives
at 426 Pershing
drive, S IL r
S prin 6, Md,
established the
Mothers Mem
ory Cl u b in
memory of her
own m o t h e r
among a small
circle OF inti-
Evening star., 1947-05-04
BENJAMIN Franklin University

HOO 10th. st. NV RE. 2262
ing program leads to b. G. 8. degree oilers
and auditing positions furnishes basis for
C. r A. examinations. One-year post graduate
'ace curriculum Coeduetional. Ask for AOth Year
ccpted for FaM Classes
Evening star., 1947-05-04
NATIONAL ART SCHOOL

Homer Building, l3th and Sts. Ma. 1748
TO- Fall term classes, September and %,
OF courses: 2-year day course, Business Ad-
or, B. G. s. degree conferred 3-year evening
1-year graduate course, M. C. S. degree con-
Dn.
ms. visitors welcome Cali for fnfornast ton.
pen daily and evenings except Saturday
Evening star., 1947-05-04
Salvage Paper Poundage
Mounts 10 2S,315,2O1

Washington's papertroopers, with
more than 10000 pounds Of old
newspapers and magazines to their
credit, last week brought their
grand total of paper collected al
most third of the way toward their
next million pounds.
After Fridays collection the total
picked up since the start of the
drive stood at 28,315,2o2 pounds.
Individual totals not yet reported
are: Bernard, 3,114: Petworth, 3,691;
Bancroft, 1896; Mott, 845; Ray
nlond, 1876; Adams, 2,054; Powell,
1,542; Park View, 2,402; Shepherd,
$500; Takoma Park, 2,915; Whit
tier, 1903; Brightwood, 1,19o; West,
2,602; Lafayette, 2,289; Oyster, 305
Stoddart, 3,704; H. D. Cooke, 5,191;
Wilson, 1,400; Congress Heights. L.
Sal: Stevens, 518; Glenmont, 2,478;
Montrose, 1,847; Westbrook, 756:
'Janney. 1,015; Murch, 2,788; Mann,
l,104; Key, 1,046; Hardy, 1,488; Blair,
648; Hayes, 606; Ludlow, 1920;
Kingsman. 1858; Edmonds, 215;
Seaton, $50; Hilton Peabody, 1886,
Woodbridge, 4,370; Benning, 43S;
Kenilworth, 925; Burrville, 1880:
Smothers, 1850.
Collection schedules tomorrow in
district /, together with the lead
ers, follow:
Buchanan ---- 12O,554 pounds
jefferson - 1922 pounds
Stanton ---- 1870 pounds
Orr - II ,s01 pounds
Congress Hgts. 63,369 pounds
An1idon Payne
Beers Randall
Brent Randle Highlands
Bryan Van Ness =
Dent Waliach
Giddings Chamberlain
Ketcham Turner r-Garfeld
Kimball
Evening star., 1947-01-11
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

GOVT ECONOMIST, perm, must vacate
house, urgently needs I'd beorn; uniurn
house; NV. or n ". suburbs. OR. 3254.
PERMANENT RESIDENTS, 2 children. need
Maryland WI. 1859. 12'
DR., REGULAR ARMY, permanently as
sned Walter Reed arsepy na ebdIsn nGeds or
Iats4Sasal pets. Call 'es Wo. o764. Ext. 211. l2'
FURNISHED OR UNFURN. house, or furn.
sR ~fs sa Tanssa sse 3 oeS' fespsfs e after ss
BGs1SHss EXEcGTIyE needs s. 3,l 2nsd5Gom asG m
PTRS oR Fftsf dsfuRS Rssnf HoTsE 81 apt
| bedrooms, for oficer permanently a A assigned
$40 a m; ro1a, se pm. daily 1T. COL
WAITED 70 RENT, for February. and
Government assgnment-Fu1rnished shed. two Fo-
fsaIGSm sS Of foaf ineudns R a s
fst;arfRR; SRene @qsE RE t9 s5Se Il 5$ss;
furn. MrT' or or not: s1Sd mo RoTc instructor,
lHSs T%o oK THREE Ts sE6RooM unfurn
ssfe assaed aG Oft sest refs A ISIS
WR afs-B bBEsffkArELy SsfF NEED place 70 o0ll live
within a reasonable distance of the Penta-
gon our boy is 4, we have no pets; we
6utei but will you slbiet for six monthsP Il YOU
have a vacant house. perhaps bit run
Sc Se" able to o' sell s for the price You want
| Won't you help US? Furnished, unfur-
nished large or small w T take bFF%s sSed
PERMANENT civil service employe, re:
Gently tTans n tG ssssbr Wah with fa4g n Rbo o
can be intrusted with careful and respon-
sible use Of property; desires an onn uniuT, r
month"; raonsP Arl .' or yisinity desirable, but not
sPparE gST gmTTpDIEAaEp a5aD stn COUPLE With
| niahed house or apartment with large living
dining on two Seos and saIsse
3 soy mos sseiB ADvASdE ssa5 RENT up to s1a5 per
Ppsssfs5ssif nv H. pssEsss sass or Bethesda " Mr.
OFFICER, Stationed walter Reed, urgently
preferably NV. or Silver Spring area; hays have
ences gns 'fFe Il necessary Se CAPT RoERio, dE
lq9Gs sr 1SS w1FH daytime sr SON desperately
need ne small house {to $e65r by Feb. 15s;
RESfONStbLE
I2-yr girl, perm. res. need 3-b.r. mouse or
apt. desirable section: good care; no pets
approx. 500. GE. 231s; T.
ARMY OFFICER, wife. daughter a yrsJ.
need apt. or house. preferably furn. Phone
REsPoNsIBIE IaESsPpSo5!N ADULT COUPLE, en- route
from England. desires furnished house for
at least = months; guarantee best OIL care;
rent in advance. Box 23S-Y. Star. IL!
| PERMANENT Govt. engineer, wife. chill
| dren a and 81, 5-room unturnished house
! or apartment. up to 500 mo-; several
mos rent in advance; excellent reference.
WELL-BEHAvED Ayr. .-old girl desperately
| needs . or 3 bedrm. unfur. apt or house
| for 4-mo. .-old brother and parents. STRUB.
EX. 3l1I, Ext. l43l business hrs. week
We We WILL TAKE GOOD CARE of your
property Scientist. permanently employed
| Bureau of Standards, wife and one child
need 2 or 3 bedroom house or apartment,
up TO Sl25. Furnished or unfurniShed.
SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE or apartment.
for man, wife ana baby: will pay $l9Q
monthly. Phone MAI. GAINES at Ma.
URGENTLY GH9ai NEEDED, a . or 3 bedroom
house or apt. in the Takoma Park area,
PERMANENT, responsible, Christian fam
ily desires 10 rent house in good suburban
community We own property and will give
good care to yours. uN. 3s17. Ia
Evening star., 1947-01-11
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE beautiful Groom. 2H5-
bath house in suburban Washington for
similar quarters in Manhattan or vicinity.
s.BEDRooM n FURN. HOUSE, nearby Md,
want for self and ayr son 1-b;r. apt.
rent S70-S75 mo. TABBUTT, WO. S444.
EXCHANGE EQUITY, Groom home, Kan. Kan.
or vicinity. Box 277-D. Star. II.
EXCHANGE excellent 4,bedroom; a.bath
for good 2-bedroom house. BUCKLEY, d
B9cKoE4' Bo YoT 'WaNT Gs FLORIDA HOME? Will
negotiate exchange suburban home. 3ia mi
north Ft. Lauderdale 81 miles north Nj MI
rooms. excellent condition, years old
double lot, l y miles from beach. low tax
area, available Transportation, schools
Owner transferred to, Washington imme-
diately. desires 4,bedroom unfurnished
auate % heating ali facilities available trans.
portation;. Do you have house uses can n Tent
temporarily? Write or wire MISS pogo
THY q. SPEAR, Box 96, Oakland Park Fla
Evening star., 1947-01-11
APARTMENTS WANTED.

Sn ssasS; 20 hsSa 1lsser sub
pRorEssiosaL pfs5 assll RH COUPLE ehldess SEEK
fni: furnished. ed BOX S5s-p. Star. liz,
need ! or z bedroom. furn. or unfurn;i apt.
SEf Vi f0ais asD Aff MfPE o lbot employed tirss of
sRz ns fsssPP esaissfss cs MS
husiNsEssMAS. iNis E perm permanent @ D. C. resi-
dent; desires untnrnisheda a,l,. or fsm,Ia fsearmI
WsNlf1sFnished SssfeD PGT HasP ssdroom stss part
ment, kitchen. private bath, by AAF cap
800 s6 wife Phone snd CAPT TEn son ns gspaSc
wAsHNGroNfaN Nc VHSlssf sould like a0u anfurn
liy. rm:, bedrn,, Kit. and bath; no children g
IRIS NO FUN doubling up and. still living
out Of footlockerS, SO how about an unIur-
Uader eds is5 $50 ePesse Piesse ca ffst cH 75So
SIg p9rnnSS .SS or fsE sf.sr ssed sroou m
apt caiI "a oS1s, 7 TO 70 10 pm; NV.
MOTHER desires 3 or ROOMS. unfur-
alhn nd for ystsrsn s2ns aox asS $685. sf sa
WANTED. ON LEASE, by head South Afrl-
Europeans. no Children. DE 900O., Ext.
PERMaSENr RIa R to Cow Pm employe desperately ale
apartment Answer Box 33o-D, Star. 12t
NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire sublet
furnished apartment for 1-3 months. Call
VETERAN AND WIFE need furnished or
semIfurnished bedroom living room. room.
room; ready to occupy on or before Jan.
%. Call MRS. A. p. MCBRIDE. RE. 6700.
Ext. 5455. weekdays before 5 pm, CT
MISS BENA. NO. 0634. weekdays after
5;45 p.m.' Sat. and Sun. after IL noon NOON
ARMY OFFICER and wife desire nice 2
bedroom apt. or house; no children: prefer
MaJ Se segTtl9n TEm1s consider anything. Ma 1884
. cosakEssMAN and wife desire ops;bsd,
room apartment NV section; no children
PLEAsE-EtD. Di Res SoN Army ana I't bride to-be
need furn. apt by Jan. 25 NV. Wash. or
Va; temporary ARRANGEMENTS considered.
EMPLoYED COUPLE desires living room,
bedrm., kitchen and private bath unfurn.
= * sFsa i .DEaSsE {,
VETERAN. student, and widowed mother
cs re fse!s9 sas nRsds'sg sss s VssF
aays aTHoc q ~ K aas Sat anS Sun desires small
sa apt secon can ca qRs Ho $3.50 se
sSssn SMALL FaNisaFD ana ss aRT Or sun sa rered Inn
couple with emo. baby girl. Cali sERGT.
BAGWELL, RE. 740O, EXT. 1884, or cH.
INTERNATIONAL civil servant desires
fsnt decent ~ locality m ihS around m % si5o. Elk.
6360. Ext. -2256. l 9 m. to ;. m. u.
Evening star., 1947-01-11
THE EVENING STAR, washington, D. C.. Bit
SATURDAY, II,
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nerthwest.

HOUSES FOR SALE-NoFthwest.
stoIs, s.Goon and s.ssnses brick; Won;
sssiq| 1aysssISRs HRssY sfA Co. ESQ.,
arsFR sIa Ts4s9om me- ssa sns t sa's s5sk m Can Mr.
-12 rooms, 3 baths, 8, Frisidsires; won
coIoREpMs4 ci;IoS aSSa s ST. S,w.-Urect from
owner white brick immssIia,e Issh,ans rms.
pfes sssoo soo1 ssooo cash ca ADJ ot5o
coLoRED-sEAToN PL.. nr. N. Capitol
I immaculate rms, III baths, h.-wh., full
basement with separate entrance prise:
oaa 8 I saih aoMf Gan Is Ae
located Y block from Georsa aad ave- hs,, TWO o-
s1SIsa ossSh ssEsh SRree f esf' D 5ass ~.
co1SREp-A 1916 FORD CAR tnsluded
bath. bsmt; h.-w.h.; garase; priced to
s T p,IR 6 Seq5sez r MsfaRssGnh Ve!S eo
945 K st. NV. MA. 95s3. Ma. 53?l.
s. sss TS: ta rfs sa,Ss new N
burner. completely redee, throughout: ideal
for roong house or spts 0o THIS noSse Ssa
DALLAS GRADY & SON, DI. 1850; eyes,
cMCLoRED Isl NEWTON PL. near Georsia
aye.-Det frame large lot 2 compl. aptS.
3 rms, kit end bath eaeh hsw 3 b 'coals'
balance SIS mo. WILLIAM J. DAVIS, 500
II st, NV, Ma. 1855. Ewes. Alex 1854.
COLORED-IMMEDIATH pcssession-36oo
porch, resr screened porches, 8 spacious
rooms, bath, full basement; hardwooa
floors. recently decorated; reasons9a,ee nae
| monthly payments; priced low S2'ooo
down. o.,.I.,
500 block of Princeton pl;-Colonial
room, dining room. kitchen, bath and tull
basement; moderately priced; reasonable
down payment.
Colonial porch rooms, kitchen and bath:
So 500 down. Other homes II II al sectiens ens
appointment call E. j. MOSS REALTY
CO. D1. 140S. 10
Evening star., 1947-01-11

NEW BRICK HOME, near Boiling Field
SEA- bedrooms. 3 baths. large basement.
automatic gas heat. gas stove, new fur
Box 421-C Star -12
HOUSE FOR RENT in winter resort. Cam
den. s. ca master bedrooms: 3 baths,
2 maids rooms and bath. GE oil furnace,
gear garage Immediate occupancy. In
auire c. D, GLOVER, 2138 Wyoming ave
BY CoNGRESsMAN, wife and high school
son, furnished . or 3 bedrm house. located
accessible to good senior high school. Tele-
phone MA. 1920, Ext. 406 during business
1893 p ST. NW.-Attractive and suitable
for gracious living; $500 per mo. NELLIE
LOWE CASSEL, Realtor. l432 Wisconsin
ave NV, AID. 21lS, WI. 3135.
BEDROOMS, 9 baths; completely furn.;
occupancy January IL; large garden;
Chevy Chase WI. 4514. References.
Evening star., 1947-01-11
HOUSES WANTEp 70 RENT Cont. !

you have or 3 b.r. house or apt: perm.
naval ofiesr ursently needs tlousing fsr
family. Please call 1t: CoMpR M MASON: S:
NO FINGERPRINTS on your walls. our
children past fnserprint stage: 4 months.
unfurnished Cali WI. 1920 14s
ACTING BRANCH MANAGER steel CO.
urgently needs furnished house or apt;
| for rent or short lease; veteran, 2 babies.
EX. 4214, days: AID, 0700, Rm 219 F. ewes.
| and Sun. MR.. MILLER. -12
inent Govt. employe and family Of ur-
gently need or 3 bedroom house by Jan.
lis. TR. 2043. Ia
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HnusEs uNEuRNisHEp.

DOCTOR OR PROFESSIONALISM
ton 6-rm. home and office with separate
entrance and bath: located in rapidly de-
velopins business section OF Arlington.
CHI 2217 IL
s BEDRMS.. 41a baths. beautifully planned
interior and landscaping. suitable for dip
lomat or large family requiring home de-
signed for entertaining: close to fast
trans; S400 mo. For further information
call WO R4qS Box 76-C, Star. IL
Evening star., 1947-01-11
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

WON'T YOU SAVE one veteran and wife
suburban tor urban) unfurn. rl. house or or apt
our salvation SHAPIRO. GE. S7ST. -I2
VETERAN. Govt. einploye, desires unfur.
bachelor or 1-b.r apt. in Arlington or
alexandria. consider D. C. also. Call
Owens 67S4 13s
VETERAN AND BRIDE need | bedrGo,m
ing or pets. OIL. 6O6s. l2"
Evening star., 1947-01-11
COOPERATIVE APTs. WANTED.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

VET. wishes purchase 2 or 3 bedroom
house or apt Wash. or VIC; $1,000
$1,000; good location. Box 276-D, Star.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-11-07
Tom And Jerry
Taxi Quarters
In Legion Bldg.

With quarters in the American
Legion Club building, Tom House
and Jerry Kovach are now oper-
ating under the'partnership name
of Tom and Jerry's Taxi, with
two buses in service "a h our s
daily. Both are World War 2 vet
Grams.
Authorized to operate by Mon
tana Railroad Commission per-
mission, the firm carries $50, 900
insurance as protection to pro-
perty and individuals in case of
damage or accidents in the course
of daily operations. Privileged to
carry passengers to any point in
Montana, they operate under the
only MIRO taxi permit in Brown
ing and vicinity.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-11-07
IBercovich Couple
Back Home

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bercovich
returned last Sunday from a five
weeks vacation, three of which
were spent with his mother, Mrs.
VIM. Bercovich, in San Francisco.
They motored by way of Salt
Lake City, and returned by way
of the coast. Returning, h y
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Seymour. former Browning resi-
dents and now of Salem. Ore.
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Bur-
dette, also former residents, who
are now at Hillsboro, Ore. Mr..
Burdette, who practiced law in
Browning and Cut Bank before
the late war. is now practicing
at Hillsboro.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-11-07

Mrs. Louise Davis is h 0 m e
from a pleasant trip ma d e g
month ago, during which she
visited sisters and other relatives
in Canton, Ohio and points in
Indiana and Kentucky. A native
of Ohio, Mrs. Davis said she
would like to again make her
home there, though Montana is
still the state of her preference.
Walter Running Wolf arrived
home this week as a civilian,
having been in the armed service
during the last Is months. Most
of the time he was stationed in
Japan.
For sale-Oil heater, in good
condition. Further information
phone 100.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-11-07
Events In Brief.

Attending the recent deanery
meeting at Waller, were Mrs. Guy
Smith, Mrs. Tom Handy, Mrs.
Henry Lair, Mrs. 'Chas. Chattin,
Mrs. Burke Handy, Ida DeGuire
and Rev. Fir. George Corner.
Prophylactic jewelite brushes
at Buttreys Drug Store.
Christmas portraits should be
! taken now to assure early deliv-
cry. Glacier Studio,
Chenille housecoats. $685..
Economy Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack ALBERT ar
rived in San Diego, Calf. the
latter part of last week, having
left here a week ago last Sunday.
As they did last winter season,
they plan to remain until next
spring before returning home.
The sea level altitude there in
contrast to the 1900 here has
proved to be the marvel benefit
ing their health.
Greeting cards for all occasions
at Buttreys Drug Store:
| Have Christmas cards m a d e
from your own pictures. Orders
taken during November. Glacier
Studio.
| Miss America brassieres, white
and tea rose. Economy Shop.
Mrs. Robert Starr has resumed
lher post at the Glacier County
Electric Coop office here, hav.
ing recently returned from a
months visit with relatives in
Humeston, Iowa, St. Joe. Mo.
and Denver, Colo. At Humeston
sisters and other relatives gath
cred for the first family reunion
in years.
Color films at Buttreys Drue
Store.
We fill view-masters three di.
mensional color pictures. Idea
gift for entire family. Glacier
Studio.
Koret wool blouses, preshrunk.
Economy Shop.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-11-07
Methodist Church
Sunday Services

ONAAny OSl NlSOS
Sunday School with Roland
Holland as superintendent at
9:45 a. m.
Junior Church School, Object
lesson of the pastor at lO:45 a. m.
Morning worship with men,
bers of Glacier Lodge, A. F. &
A. M. guests at II a. m. Sermon
by the pastor.
Preaching service at Glacier
Park Station, with the pastor in
charge at 2 p. m. At the same
hour the pastors wife will con-
duct Sunday School for the child
rem. Sub-district rally for the
Methodist Youth Fellowship at
Shelby at 5 p. m. Supper, games
and appropriate program in the
evening.
There will be an all-day bazaar
at the local church November Is.
On Sunday, November % Mrs.
Satyavati Violet Singh Chitambar
Of Jubbulpore, India will be the
morning speaker.
Edgar B. Smith, Pastor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-11-07
Waller Burglar Was
Ex-c0nvict Of
Minnesota Prison
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
of the gang was struck by one of
the officers bullets.
Up to the present no trace has
been left of any of the gang. One
theory is that if any of h e m
were killed, h e others would
have hidden his body as their
own security in keeping in hid
ing. Rowe was shot to d e a t h
when he resisted arrest by Mar
shall Boyd following being pick
ed up as he alleged by attempted
to burglarize the Starbuck Drug
Store at Waller the night of his
death.
Earlier in the week there had
been another burglary in Waller,
circumstances Indicating that
Rowe and his gang had COM
mitted it.
Victim was DeVoe Swank, for
mer Browning resident, who since
the late war has been operating
a lumber yard at Waller. Burlar-
izing his place. they secured az
proximately $1,000 in currency.
He said that this sum had been
paid by customers after banking
hours. which accounted for that
large a sum being unbanked the
day of the burglary.
Hide-out of the gang was a
dude ranch six miles from Glacier
Park Station. Rowe having been
identified as one of the members
who several d lays prior to the
burglary had rented a cabin, the
gang having occupied it until
they surmised they were under
suspicion.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-11-07

Demonstrating Animals
The dog was the first, and the
horse the last. animal to be domes.
ticated by man.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-03

ben tropom in feldmarsalom
Keitelom.
Otto Dietrich, tiskovni sef
tretjega rajha; Gottlib Berger,
posredovalni castnik med Him
m lerjem in Rosenbergom "a
upravo okupiranih dezel ma
vzhodu- in vojaski komandant
Slovaske; Lutz Schwerin Won
Krosigk, minister finance; Emil
Publ, podpredsednik rajhsban-
Ike; Karl Rasche, predsednik
banke v Dresdenu; Paul Koer-
ner, zastopnik Goeringa pri H.
vrsitvi 4-letnega plana; Paul
Pleiger, aktivni ravnatelj indu-
strijskega podjetja Hermann
Goering Werke.
Ernest Woerman, sef politic-
mega oddelka v zunanjem mini
strstvu in sef sekcije "a med
narodno pravo; Otto Won Err
danmsdorff, zastopnik Woer-
mama; Edmund Vessenmayer,
uradnik zunanjega ministrstva!
Hans Heinrich hammers, sef
drzavnega koncelarstva; Will
helm Stuckart, drzavni tajnik
pod notranjim ministrom Eric
kom; Richard Darre, drzavni
minister "a hrano in poljedel-
stvo, in Otto Meissner, drzavni
tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-03
K0ngresnik Bennett
nj tocno porocal O
incidentih v Trstu
Vojaski krogi pravijo.
da Sc "neuradna vojna"
vodi tudi zaradi deklet

TRST, 80. okt. - IL ameri-
Skin vojaskih krogov porocajo
v zvezi S "senzacionalnim" poro-
cilom kongresnika Marion Ben
Meta, XII je trdil, da v Trstu
vlada stanje "nenapovedane
vojne', da je res bilo 63 sluca-
jew napadov ma Americana cd
leta 1945 pa do sedaj, da pa
vecina teh napadov nj bila ta-
ko resna kot trdi kongresnik
Bennett.
Bennett je preteklega torka
objavil svoje "senzacionalno po-
rocilo", da baje v Trstu "ko-
munisti' pobijajo ameriske vo-
jake in je v zvezi S tenn rekel,
da "tamkaj obstoja danes sta
ME neuradne vojne".)
IL armadnih virov porocajo,
da je dejansko do streljanja
med jugoslovanskimi in ameri-
skimi patrolami prislo redko-
kdaj in da so v te incidente lie
delno vmesane jugoslovanske
cete. Sami incident pa Sc v vo-
cini slucajev MISC izvrsili ma me-
j.
V te slucaje "agresije" je
treba vkljuciti tudi "neznatne''
(trivijalne) slucaje, kot so ma
padi ma trucke, XII so prevazali
hrano, ma strazo, XII je cuvala
zaloge in napade ma vojake, Xxi
SO bill zasaceni pri vaskih de-
keith. Vecji del teh napadov
pa so izvrsili civilisti, katerih
identiteto Sc nj moglo ugotoviti,
pravi uradno porocilo il ameri-
skin krogov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-03
Wallaceovo krilo demokratske stranke
ne bo podpiralo predsednika Trumana

Ma vprasanje, &c bo ma kon-
venciji demokratske stranke
predlagan Wallace "a predsed-
niskega kandidata, je Kenny od-
govoril:
"Povsem sigurno. Mr.. Truman
je samo Sc eden kandidat "a
predsednisko nominacijo ma de-
mokratskem tiketu. Preroku-
jem, da bo prislo do taksnega
slucaja."
V odgovoru ma vprasanje,
kaksni so izgledi "a Wallacea,
je Kenny rekel, da DO pri pri-
marnih volitvah Wallace nasto-
pill proti Trumanu V California
in Oregonu, kjer bodo pristasi
Wallacea predlozili vse kandida-
te "a razne urade, vkljucno tudi
"a kOnSIeS.
Pc mneniu Kennya lahko WAL
lace dobi podporo polovice dele
gatov IL Colorado in "nekaterih"
liz Arizone. Verjetno DO dobil
podporo liz Minnesota. Pri pri-
marnih volitvah v Wisconsin,
in Nebraska lahko dobi vecje
stevilo delegatov, toda nj si-
gurno, &c DO v teh drzavah zma-
gal.
wallace ina mocno podporo
v Sc mnogih ostalih drzavah, po-
,sebno ma vzhodu," je rekel Ken
ny.
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Cirankievic je govoril oh pri-
liki otvoritve zasedanja "sej-
ma" (poljskega permanently
Mikolajcika, XII je nedavno zbe-
zal il Poljske, je oznacil "a
"najnovejsi poljski izvoz."
Poljski premier je svoje opo-
zorilo vkljucil v del govora, XII
sc je nanasal ma odnosaje med
cerkvijo in drzavo in v kate
rem je zagotovil, da bo vlada
dovolila popolno versko svobo-
do. Glede proti-vladnih kritik
v katoliskem tisku in v posla-
nicoh skofov pa je rekel, da
so brez vsake podlage.
Cerkev predstavlja
edino opozicijo
Svarilo poljskega premierja
nj nepricakovano. Sedaj po be-
gu Mikolajcika in ko je vodstvo
kmecke stranke prevzelo levo
krilo, XII je "a sodelovanje z
vlado, predstavlja edino opozi-
clio v Poljski cerkev.
Cirankievic je poudaril, da be
Poljska najbolj tesno sodelova.
Ia z, ostalimi slovanskimi drza.
vami, posebno pa Sovjetske
zvezo, katero je oznacil ia
mocno predstrazo miru." Ne ds
bi imenoval Zedinjene drzave
ali Anglijo pa je premier obso.
dill "zavojevalne namene" kapi
talisticnih drzav in rekel, da j
ideja, da Sc zavlada z ostalim
I drzavami potom ekonomskil
sredstey, nesmiselna.
Amerizlki ambassador bill
prisOten pri goyoru
PrviG po volitvah, ki 30 se w
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-03
zupan Burke svari
pred optiunizmom

zupan Thomas A. Burke je
vceraj pri raznih nastopih 81
rom M a svaril svoje prista-
Sc, da maj ne prenehajo z agi-
tacijo do trenotka, ko Sc bodo
zaprla volisca. Prevelik optimi-
zen bi utegnil povzrociti, da bi
mnogi drzavljani zanemarili vo"
litev in tako omogocili zmago
republikancem. APPEL "a cujec.
most je zupan podal radi splos'
nih napovedi, da DO Burke v to-
! rex zmagal z najmanj 50,0O(
glasovi vecine.