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Evening star., 1947-05-21
LOST

WRIST WATCH, lady's, yellow gold. blacl
band. Tiffany: vic. Buckingham community
Reward. GIL. S39a. 9a.----------. 90
lost, SUNDAY NIGHT, between 9th and
G SITS. sw. and 1911 Allison Sc. NV;
possibly left in taxi: 5-piece mink scaH'
Reward. Cali RA. 5035. -z9
IoST SATURDAY NIGHT-Silver link
hrscelet. Shaped rs flowers, In Riviera
RooFn or In cab en- route to Crescent Cafe
or cab en- route to Arlington; sentimsrtal
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20

ma treh mizah in BE mu nj bilo
dovolj prostora. Pod noge SO
podstavili stolec. Prsi so sc ma
pihnile, trebuh je upadel. Oce
je odsel v etapno prenocisce "a
obsojence, da bi spregovoril $
Kozmo. Kozmo so bill obsodili,
ker je. v valjarni 'organiziral
stavko mazacev, pomocnikov in
valjarjev. Stavka Sc je razsi-
rila skorat ma vso tovarno, "a
jela je skladisce surovin in od-
delek "a sortiranje ter sc je "a
vlekla ma teden dni. Kozma je
bill predsednik stavkovnega od-
bora. On je organiziral stavko
isti cas-, ko so ma nemsko mejo
poslali novo skupino vojaskih
novincev. Culo Sc je, da bodo v
kratkem pobrali tudi plavzarje,
XII so delali "a obrambo drzave.
Deda so ponesli il ajte v
mrak. Cez dan so bill mozje ma
delu, slabotne pasjevaske zenske
pa niti z dvajsetimi rokami MISC
mogle dvigniti tezkega in ma
buhlega Nikanorja.
Ponesli so ga Dubljak. Ko-
vail, Garbuz in oce. Polozili so
81 rute ma ramena in sc ustavili
belo, sveze pleskano KRIS O
morda prav ma tistem mestu,
k:jer je davno nekoc Nikanor
kopal zemljo in Sc veselil bodo-
&c kolibe. Ogoljeni pes, XII je bill
ze zdavnaj zgubil glas, je izne-
NADIA zalajal tako mocno kakor
nekoc. H kolibi so prisli straz-
niki.
Preseneceni mozje so zlago-
ma polozili krsto ma tia.
Eden izmed glavnih med
strazniki 81 je vihal brke, pri-
stopil in pretece vprasal:
-Kdo izmed vas je gospodar
- JAZZ, - je izstopil oce.
- Hajd v kolibo, in vi prav
tako! - je rekel oblastni straz-
mix.
Nagnil Sc je nezaupljivo mad
mrlica in zapovedal mlajsemu
- Pazi, Fjodorenko, pozneje
bono videli ..
Vse so zgnali v kolibo. Sle'
xii so jih. Preiskali.
- Kje pa SO stvari vasegs
sina Kozme? Kan ste jih cd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20
ENAKOPRAVNOST
k0Eor ids-sir0ta =.

kokor jas-sirota ..
Oce sc je dolgo drzal. Redko-
kdaj je stopil v krcmo. Oh So
botah mas je skopal in nam &C.
sal lase, ma peel susil hlacke.
Slednjic je popustil tudi on.
Garbus mas je podpiral. Pri-
nasal nam je denarja IL podpor-
ne blagajne in tako smo Sc ne
ka ko prebijali do placilnega
dine. Govoril je, kazoe ma deda:
Ostap Nikanorovic, varuj
sc takSnega konca!
Oce je molce poslusal, nj od-
govarjal. Nekajkratov je Sci z
Garbuzom nekam, po tistem je
bill donna dober, skoraj nezen.
Toda novim udarcem Sc nj mo-
gel upreti. Matt je z dedom vred
zapila poslednji gros. Do pla-
cilnega dine je bilo Sc mnogo
dni. Matt je zastavila cevlje.
Oce je prisel bos domov in jo
je dolgo tepel. Nato pa je Sc
sam pobegnil v Aganjesovljo
krcmo.
Matt Sc nj dvignila S tai, le-
zala je sploscena in crna.
Cez noe Sc je dedom nekaj
zgodilo. Dolgo je lezal ma po-
stelji, tresel Sc je, pred zorro Sc
je umiril. Zjutraj je zvedela VISA
Pasta vas: Ostapova zena je
umrla zaradi place, norega Nj
kanorja pa je osinila kap.
Cez nekaj dni je docela ohro-
melo veliko telo, zeljno zivlje-
MIA. Preden je zatisnil oci, me
:je z ustnicami poklical in sepe-
tai:
- Sanj, prekolni svojega oce-
ia, ubij ga, ako te poslje v to,
varno ali rov ma delo!
Garbuz je stal poleg meme in
mracno rekel:
- SAM, reci dedu, da to nj
zaradi tovarne
Nato je Nikanor z zeljnimj
ocmi ogledoval vse v bajti
Ustavil je pogled ma Garbuzu
hotel je nekaj reei, toda nj ma
Sci besede. Gledal ga je motnc
in dolgo, S shlajenimi prsti mu
je stiskal roko. Do poslednjega
trenutka je nj izpustil.
Zbrale so sc zenske, zalovav-
Ike iz Chile globeli. Ded je lezal
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20

noge. Globoko dina, trudi Sc,
da bi zakasljala.
Varki gori cello. V prsih j
zari, a prsti so hladni. z zape-
cenimi ustmi sepece:
- Limono limono {.
ma vsak nacin limono
Brkez je butnil z nogo oh vra-
ia in kriknil v temni, ozki hod-
mix:
- Limono
- Liiiimono
-Gospodarju limono. Me-
govi gostji je slabo, - je ma
mignil natakar, in ko je dobil
zlato, tefkokozno zogico, je po-
hitel nazaj.
Gospodar je prisel k postelji,
otipal ramena, - bila so hlad-
ma in spolzka.
- Prehladila Sc je, blede sc
il, prespati Sc mora, - je mi
ril samega sebe. Zazehal je, "a
misljeno pogledal Varkina bella
kolena. Nasmehnil Sc je, skrb-
no polozil limono ma rob mize in
odsel k vratom.
Osmo poglavje
Grem skozi visok gozd. Ma
hrastovih vejah visi nebo. Med
COLIN vejevjem potujejo skupi-
ne mrtvih oblakov. Bronasti ze-
lodi padajo ma ovenelo mljo
kakor mrtve zvezde. Divji hrast,
porasel z mahovjem, Sc je IT,
soGerimi rokami svojega veje-
via oprijel umazanih, nepocesa-
nih lasulj oblakov.
Grem po mrtvem plevelu.
Strasno mi je V tel brezglasni,
brezsumni tisini. Vem, da sc
tam nekje "a trdnjavo stebel
skriva kaksna diva EVER.
ze cutim ma sebi njen pohlep-
nj, nestrpni pogled. Zdi Sc mi,
da re cutim jekleno ostrino ME
nih krempljev. ze je dihnila
vame, pripravlja Sc, da zadusi
v mojem grlu poslednji dihljaj.
Bezim, resujem sc. Gozd sc otre-
sa zelodov, hladno je.
Zbudil sem Sc in vidim
dedkove oci. Sence trepalnic so
pokrile njegove ostre licnice in
cd zelenih zenic do crnikastih
robov okna sc vlece srebrn pra-
men.
Objamem mater, premrl sc
privijem k njej. Ona mi pokrije
glavo toplimi dlanmi in mi
sepece tolazilne besede. Dedove
oci tudi njej ne dajo spati. Ded
jih nikoli ne zatisne. Pazi ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20
(Nadaljevanje)

Ne da bi vprasala, kan, je
sla "a hlastno, nemirno Nastos d
Sele ko sta sc ustavili pred vi
sokim znanim blokom Aganje-
sovlje krcme, je Varka spozna-
la svoj pasjevaski kraj. Nj
utegnila niti premisliti. Nasta
je sprosceno pohitela po kam-
NTH stopnicah, odprla vrata
in potegnila Varko ma temni
hodnik.
Svetla, velika soba. Okna "a
prta 5 poloknicami, gosto zastr-
ia tezkimi zavesami. Ma strop
je pribita medeninasta kljuka.
Ma njej visi lestenec - kita
luci je razdeljena ma dvoje in
razsvetljuje mizo, prevrzene
steklenice, rdeckaste madeze ma
belem prtu in obgrizeno rezino
kruha, oblozeno S crnimi ribji-
mi ikrami.
V kotu ma postelji, ma zmec-
kanem pregrinjalu sedi Varka.
Ogrinjalo je pablo z ME in j vi
81 ma desnem ramenu. Cd Vra-
tn do prsi je dolga in globoka
ogrebotina. Ma njenih robovih
so sc strnile drobne in ravne,
prosu podobne rdece kapljice.
Obraz, cello, oci in usta pokri-
vajo gosti lasje.
Ma tleh pri Varkinih nogah
sc nekdo plazi in j poljublja
hladna kolena. Ona gleda ME-
cove goste brke in kucmo IL IL
mega krzna in Sc nikakor ne
more domisliti, kje ga je videla.
Zdaj Sc Sc ne spomni, kako
lie odsla IL tiste sobe, kjer je
igral orkestrion, kjer SO plesall
in je Nasta z nazaj vrzeno gla-
vo vlivala vodko v grlo in po-
nujala zdaj slascice, zdaj ku-
marice.
Brkez isce Varkino roko in
Sc trudi, da hi nataknil prstan
ma trdi prst, XII je debelusen,
vozlicast, nevsecen. Brkez SITS
ne njen prst med svoja kolena
in, skoraj lomec ga, natika pr
stan; toda prst je uporen. Br-
kez Sc splazi k mizi, vzame ca
SO, vtakne Varkino roko v zga-
ME, prstan zdrkne cez clenek in
obsedi. Brkez je zadovoljen. IL
zepa potegne robcek z mavrlc-
mimi progami in mahlja MIN
pred Varkinimi ocmi.
Robcek disi, sunni kakor pa
pirji, XII jih MOI drzi v drugi
roki.
Varka iztegne roko po novih
sumecih papirjih in zgane pr
sti. Nekaj okroglega, neznega,
rumenega il migota pred ocmi.
Ko ne more doseci tistih pa
pirjev, postane slabotna, oprez-
no Sc skloni ma posteljo in pa
da. ne da hi zravnala skrcene
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20
lesli? - je izpraseval oblast-

nesli? - je izpraseval oblast-
mix. ~@
Sin ze dolgo ne zivi pri
mas, - je mrko odgovoril oce.
Namrseeni straznik je pri-
stopil k meni.
- Nu, decko nam DO pove-
dal vse, kakor treba. Mar nj ta-
ko, paglavec? Zakaj pa zavijas
usta? Nu, povej: ali je brat 3D.
nesel kan papirje, a? Morda
jih je kje zakopal?
Garbuz me je predirljivo po-
gledal, vendar je molcal. Spom-
nil sem sc, da ne smem o tenn
govoriti, zato nisem odprl ust.
Nadutez odide. Povohljali so
strazniki Sc malo po kolibi in
odsli. Eden izmed njih je zapo-
vedal, maj pregledajo krsto.
Strazniki so pokasljevali, 81 ma
Sill nosove in preobracai Okla
menelega Nikanorja.
Ko MISC nicesar nasli, so od-
isli.
Mad Nikanorjevo glavo stoji
Varka. Oci 81 brise S pisanim
svilenim robcem. V njenih ro-
kah sc v mraku blesci zlatoru-
mena limona.
Deveto poglavje
Ko smo neko jutro vstali, nj
smo prepoznali svoje bate.
Vnanje stene so bile vse poma-
zane katranom. Ma sredi kro-
ga je bila narisana nespodobna
podoba.
VISA Pasta vas je prihitela
gledat. Oce je stopil il bate,
gledal pod nogo in pobliskoval
z ostrino lopate. Molce je zgre-
bel podobo in Sc brz skril "a
nizkimi vrati. Prebudil je Sc
stro. Pocakal je, da je obula
cevlje in ogrnila Sal. Nato je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20

mas in ma mater, caka da bi Sci
oce cimprej ma delo, nakar bo
lahko izberacil cd matere vod-
ko.
Ko Sc prebije zarja skozi
oglato okno kolibe, sepece matt:
- Sanj, O, Sanj, vstani ven
dar, vstani, sinko!
Isti cas- kakor JAZZ vstane oce.
Pri mas je "a vso trojico ostal
en- sam par cevljev. zdajle jih
obuje oce, JAZZ pa zavijem noge
v cunje, jih prevezem konop-
Gem, in tako greva v januarski
veter in mraz.
Grem z ocetom do plavzarne,
tam DO on zamenjal cevlje z le-
senimi coklami, JAZZ pa Sc bonn S
cevlji vrnil domov, kjer caka
nanje bosa matt.
Hitiva. Oce gre in Sc ne OIL
ra, JAZZ pa tecem "a MIN, da ne
bi zaostal. Cunje in konopec Sc
razvezujejo. Ne utegnem jih "a
vezovati. Oce ne caka. Ledeni
nozi ostro rezejo mole podpla-
te.
Kadar koli je Sci oee ma de-
10, je ded ozivel.
Vedel je, da DO delezen vsaj
najmanjsega deleza il kreme ma
trgu. Lokavo 81 je priboril to
zadoscenje. Mexico, ko sem Sci
mimo njegove postelje, me je
prijel "a vrat, me pritegnil k
sebi, me zavalil ma posteljo in
pricel zeleznimi nohti ruvati
lase, bill me je in govoril:
Prosi mater, maj mi pri-
nese pol steklenice,. pa te izpu-
stim!
Matt Sc je hudovala, jokala,
toda ded nj poslusal, dokler ma
tt nj prinesla zganja. To Sc je
potem dogajalo skoraj sleher-
nj dan.
Matt Sc je pokvarila. Ma skri-
vaj je prodajala svoje srajce,
kradla je ocetu, a ded Sc nika-
kor nj bill voljan umreti. Cello
rdec je postal. Matt je re neha-
la jokati. Mezikala je S suhimi
vnetimi ocmi, ozemala svoje IL
cejene ustne in prosila boga, da
bi cimpreje postal smrt bajto.
K Kma alu sem opazil, da Sc je
pred dedom skrivala ma pee, pi-
la zganje IL steklenice, nato pri-
livala vodo in dajala dedu .
Ia pa tega nj opazil, marvec je
zejno pill ma dusek.
Kmalu Sc je dede nehal VOL
skovati z menoj, ker mu je ma
ii prostovoljno prinasala vod-
ko in jo DELLA MIN.
Tako Sc je tudi ona navadila
place. Niti ocetovi udarci je nj
so mogli odvaditi. Dogajalo Sc
je, da jo je tako pretepel, da je
lezala bolj crna kakor zemlja in
nj vec dihala. Cim pa 81 je spet
opomogla, je hramljaje in z "a
teklimi ocmi hitela vkrcmo. Ma
pila Sc je skupaj dedom. Pri-
sedla je k MENU ma posteljo in
skupno sta zategnila:
NihGe nj tdk0 SalOsten
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Zem,IjiSSGa
HISA NAPRODAJ

6 sob v slovenski naselbini, blizu
E. 55 ceste. Proda Sc Vso hiSno
opremo. Ia podrobnosti poklicite
MA 1880.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20
Della "a zzenske

Dekleta, izurjena, ali &c Sc zele
nauciti knjigovezne stroke. Pla-
Ga cd ure. Zanimivo delo. Forest
City Bookbinding. 326 Caxton
Bldg.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13
United Nations May Agree To Partition Palestine

LAKE SUCCESS, (P) - Tn ( United States Saturday accepted in principle a proposal for parti- ton of Palestine into Jewish and Arab nations.
 . This country also agreed to help the United Nations preserve "in ternal law and order" during {; recommended two-year transitio" period.
 On the question of providing military forces to guard against possible attacks from the outside the United States refrained from making any commitments.
 In long-awaited policy declar- ation before the 57-nation Pales- tine committee of the general aS- sembly, Herschel V. Johnson, U. s. delegate, also:
 1. Endorsed in principle ma jority recommendation by the U N. special committee on Palestine for admission of 150,000 Jewish
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13
Moose Seen On
 Upper Nome River

William Cameron and Carl Gla- vinovich reported today that Sun day they saw a moose near their camp on the upper Nome River above Dexter. Glavinovich stated he saw the animal and called to Cameron who took a photograph at distance. When attempting to get a closer view, the animal Bounded away. Both men are cer- tain the animal was a moose, all thought it is not moose country.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13
ALASKA AIRLINES

Passengers arriving of Fridays flight were Thomas lucy, Boiling Reddaway, Ruth Widner, w. Bangston, Mrs. Bonnie Anderson, Jeanie Anderson, Roy Anderson, Jim Frye.
 Passengers arriving on today's flight from Anchorage were: Flor ence Eby, Mrs. Jim Frye, Fred Chase.
 Passengers leaving on the Alas ka Airlines flight today were: Kenneth Hager, John H. Berg, Jim von der Heydt, Anne Vie mark, Frederick Wiemark, Robert Barnhardt, Mrs. w. Munz.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13

immigrants into the Holy Land during the interim period.
 2. Declared in effect that Britain was obligated to continue ruling Palestine until the United Nations dete. mined ito assume responsi- bility."
 A spokesman for the American delegation said that, in the opin- ion of the U. s. government, Bri- tain was not free to carry out her announced plans of withdrawing from Palestine until the U. N. had set up machinery to replace the British administration.
 Johnson made no direct refer ence to the current Arab League councils move to send troops 70 the borders of Palestine.
 In outlining the part the Unite l States was ready to play in the implementation of the partition plan, Johnson said:
 "The United States is willing to participate in a United Nations program to assist the parties in- volved in the establishment of workable political settlement in Palestine.
 "We refer to assistance through the problem of internal law and order during the transition period.
 "The latter problem might le- quire the establishment of a spe- cial constabulary or police force recruited on a volunteer basis b., the United Nations.
 My delegation believes that certain geographical modificat:2ns should be made. For example, Jaffa should be included in the Arab state because it is predom- inantly an Arab city"
 He then proposed that "all the inhabitants of Palestine, regard less of citizenship or place of res idence, be guaranteed access to port sand to water and power fa- cilities on non-discriminatory basis; that constitutional guaran- tees, including guarantees regard ing equal opportunity, be provided for Arab and Jews alike, and that the powers of the joint economic board be strengthened.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13
STORK VISITS NOME AIR BASE

Mrs. Dorothy Dudley, wife of S/Sgt. William F. Dudley of Nome Air Base, gave birth to twins, a boy and girl, Saturday morning at SIS, at the Post Hospital. The boy weighed 6 pounds ounces arc the girl weighed pounds 5 ounces. Captain Mays, Med; cal Officer, reported that the fathe,' and children are doing fine.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13

Charles West and Carrie Russell.
 Departing on the plane were Guy Mish, Walter West, John Matzko, Arthur Nessett, Mrs. R. M. Boyd, Fred Dent, Eddie Kat chak, Elmer Magozarok, Joe Ro- math, Oscar Komtchak, Ellen Bahr, Rachel Gregg, H. Larson, Otto Larson, Jerry Olson and Myrle Kline.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. s. Dept. of Commerce, Weather Bureau.
Monday, October 13, l947

Monday, October 13, 1947
 Forecast Nome: Mostly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with occa- sional snow flurries. Fresh north erly winds Tuesday. Lowest tenn perature tonight 25, highest tenn perature Tuesday 32.
 Nome data as of 7:30 am. to- day: Precipitation last "A hours ASA inch. Total precipitation this month 1.03 inches.
 Temperatures last 24 hours: highest 32, lowest 25.
 Maximum wind last "A hours 37 miles per hour from the E.S.E.
 Sunrise at 6:46 a.m., sunset at 4:49 pm.
 Comparative data: Tempera- lures one year ago today: highest Al, lowest 35.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907: Lowest l in 1927, highest 54 in 1923
 Data for other selected stations
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13
TETANUS SERUM FLOWN TO WHITE MOUNTAIN

Munz Airlines made a flight to White Mountain this morning with tetanus serum for one of the students at the White Mountain school, who sustained a deep cut while working.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Pan American arrived Friday with the following passengers, MT. and Mrs. William Parcell, Miss T. Ashenfelter, MT. and Mrs.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL

K. F. Hager, Anchorage. Ed Fulp, Moses Point. MT. and Mrs. Harold Tweet, Teller. J. F. Alex ander, Kougarok.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-13
AIRLINES
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINEs

MT. Reed was a passenger to Teller on Saturday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-25
CROWDS JAM
CONTINUED From Page One)

u1ed extra trains and extra
flights as the holiday crush be-
gan. The New York Central Rail
road reported that traffic vol
une was Is per cent greater
than last year, one of the ma
tons biggest observances Of
Christmas, and the Pennsylvania
recorded a 13 per cent increase
Traffic experts said the clear,
SUNNY weather would boost the
volume of traffic in metropolitan
areas to the heaviest of any day
preceding holiday. The Nation
al Safety Council predicted that
400 persons will be killed from
midnight tonight to- midnight Sun
day.
The Federal Reserve Board
said Christmas shopping this
year will boost department store
sales to new December record
in terms of dollars. The actual
'take" in the first two weeks OF
December was eight per cent
above the same period last year.
Hopes of St. Petersburg, Fla,
residents for a White Christmas
ended today when sunny skies
boosted the mercury into the
7O's and forced postponement of
"Operation Snowflake. Pilot
Bob Leon, sponsored by the ST..
Petersburg Independent and
the city publicity department,
took off this morning to drop dry
ice into clouds to produce snow.
The clouds he was aiming at
waited away before he could
reach them.
Other sidelights on Christmas
eve:
Terre Haute, Ind. - @hancey
L. Boyll, 74-year-old landlord
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-25

ed Nations on Oct. IL, the oa1t
the Greek government closee '
the two Athens communist
newspapers which he represent
ed. without notifying Washlng-
ton, a UN clerk gave him ne"
credentials Oct. "a as CORE
snondent for weekly newspa-
Der in Cyprus which the state !:
department contended was IL
nancially unable to pay more
than a small part of the neces-
CIV exnense of a full time cor
respondent.
Student Passport
Hasan was given a passport
visa to come to the United
States as a student, and the
State department said that I'VE
learned with surprise this week
that the United Nations had ac-
credited him months ago as a
correspondent"
"The department considers
that the provision in the United
Nations headquarters agree
ment concerning representa-
tives of the press relates only
to persons who come to TINS
country for bona fide newspaper
work and not for those who take
,lp work incidentally" the state
department said.
1.-THE department is ready at
anv time to designate a group
of its officials to meet with UN
officials to recommend to them
a drastic revision OF the UN
system of accreditation OF alien
journalists. 1t is hoped that a
meeting can be arranged at the
earliest opportunity to discuss
various phases OF the relation
ships existing between this gov
ernment and the United
Nations.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-25

and father of eight children, was
accused Of having broken up
children's Christmas party and
threatening to smash their toys.
Mrs. Mary Cotrell, mother OF
seven, charged that Boyll enter
ed her two-room apartment de-
manding rent, waved a pistol
and tried to hit a boy who at
tempted to stop him Police
charged Boyll with vagrancy.
New York - The towns of
Binghamton, Johnson City and
Endicott, NY, invited 176 Unit
ed Nations workers from foreign
nations to spend Christmas in
private homes. The plan W S
sponsored by Rotary Clubs in
each town. The best represented
country was France, with rs
guests. The guests planned to ar
rive Christmas eve and stay un-
til Saturday.
Pearl Harbor. T. H. - Men
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eriegnty of a sister American
Republic.
Army spokesmen said the
withdrawal would weaken tn e
canal defenses but would not
leave the strategic waterway
unguarded. There is heavy
defensive perimter within the
1O-mile-wide canal zone and air
and radar installations guard
the Atlantic and Pacific en-
frances.
At the same time, Congress
sional pressure appeared to be
building up for consideration of
alternative measures to guaran-
tee the United States unin-
errupted passage between t h e
two oceans. Sen. William F.
Knowland, r., Calf, said he
will introduce bill next month
for construction of a sea-level
canal across Nicaragua.
Sen. Dennis Chavez, D., NM,
proposed that the United States
negotiate with Mexico to build
19O-mile canal across the Is
thmus of Tehauntepec, between
Salina Cruz on the Pacific coast
and Puerto Mexico on the At
lantic side.
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journalists or persons holding
themselves as such if the cir,
e,,mstances warrant while OF
course seeking to be as liberal
IS possible in any cases lnVo1'
wing such aliens.
No Consultation
A limited Nations headquar-
ters site agreement which con-
sress approved Aug. 4 permits
foreign communist writers, VINO
would otherwise be barred from
the United States, to come TO
New York to report sessions OF
the United Nations. 1t calls tor
consultation in such cases by
the United Nations with this
government. The State Depart
n1ent asserted today this was
not done in the case of the two
men whose deportation has been
sought.
Thev are Nicolas Kyriazides
of Greece and Syed S. Hasan
of India. Proceedings against
them in New York were post
poned yesterday. Trygve Lie,
UN secretary general, inter-
vened in their behalf in a tele-
gram to Warren r. Austin, US.
chief delegate to the UN.
Kyriazides, the state depart
ment asserted, "ceased being a
bona fide journalist at the Unit
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aboard the Navy Oiler Ashtabu.
la will celebrate two Christmas.
es, both on Dec. Is, 1947. The
Ashtabula will cross the Inter.
national Dateline on Christ
mas en- route from Kwajalein to
Midway. Thus, there will be two
Dec. 25th's. The men will get
turkey the first Christmas and
steak the second.
Evansville, Ind. - John Nc.
Farland, a veteran awaiting ap.
proval of CT loan to build a
house, was told by doctors that
he could not take his five-week.
old triplets from the hospital for
a Christmas reunion with h 5
family. Physicians said Christ.
mas at home would be "a little
stuffy" for the triplets. The doc
tors had discovered that McFar-
land is living with his wife and
three other children in one
room.
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bly, be towed to port here last
night or today. Captain William
E. Young, New York City, is
skipper of the Andrew Moore.
In the earlier report yester-
day the Coast Guard said that
the Charleston, S. c., Marine
operator had failed to contact
the tug McAllister or the Moran
by radio phone. and ground op-
orators at the Coast Guard sta
ton did not know what had hap
pened to the two tugs.
Officials at the Wilmington
Cape Fear Pilots association
were quoted as saying it would
be impossible to tow the Andrew
Moore in until steam could be
piped into her anchor control
lines so that the anchor could
be weighed.