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subsistence money.
The law says that the govern
ment will give a veteran, attend
ing school under the GI Bill, up
to $50 a month subsistence for
his living expenses. But it also
says that if a veteran is work.
ing outside of his classes, his
total income, while in school,
can't be more than 5000 month.
In other words if a veteran had
a job which paid him $165 a
month, VA would only give him
the difference between that and
$20O-$35.
The question was whether re-
tirement pay of over 5000 a
month would disqualify man
from receiving any subsistence
allotment Gen. Omar Bradley,
VA administrator settled this
with a decision which said that
retirement pay of Navy (and
Army personnel should not be
considered compensation for
productive labor and, there
fore, wouldn't keep a retired Of
ficer from getting subsistence
payments up to $50 a month, re-
gard1ess of how much his retire
ment pay was.
Rep. Claire E. Hoffman (R.,
Mich.), chairman of the House
Committee on Expenditures of
the Executive Departments. says
he thinks the education and
training of retired officers was
certainly not the intent of Con-
gress when it passed the CT Bill
of Rights
Several members of Congr ess,
who helped draft the CT Bill,
have suggested that the use of
CT benefits by retired officers be
with an eve to stop
ping it. If any action is taken
alons this Ire, it will probably
be handled oy the House Teter-
ans Committee.
The American Legion, at the
request of several congress men,
is now looking into the whole
subject of possible abuses of the
veterans flight training pro-
gram. 1t is known that, in many
cases, veterans are taking flight
training merely to be JOY riding
in the sky. It is also known that
some retired officers are in this
group.
VA officials admit that it is
very likely that many retired Of
ficers aren't taking the varied
courses with any intent of in
creasing their earning power or
Of rehabilitating themselves
which are the sole aims of the
whole veterans program
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money from industrlallsts s,,, n,
turn for his services IN o0'a'N"'
war contracts. ,,o,,
The former sergeant s'.|t. st..,
of the House of Representa-, ~. !,
~ s s143, 43,{ ,863 shortage in H9l., F5.'
bank accounts, and the =. how 5,,sr
voted to make up the deflci'4,,, =,
by appropriation from o5,,.e a :.
Treasury. The convicted o.i,r .5rsr
got away with q ons-to''-''''
year sentence. And so On, NJ.
! Such occurrences make make ": a.
wonder what sort Of nv. ll%;rs.-a
int in these times Of big aPPsT2... T..t
ations and big deficits ,,,. a.
make it easy to -s..1H,+..sl
ominous whispers OF po-, Iarss.
columnists that eVe Il nnc9e
scandals remain to be ui''
cred. covsrn'
ment has reached such s'1s .or,s.
costliness that it seems d ma
times a huge, impeL.5s.ooiiioaii. t,~
chine, must public olllCl''5T - 5oa.t
get those refinemen'5 VI oene:'
and honesty which nave o.ir5e si'
ally obtained in peafesl'''yp e u past
ministrations in me eshod the
Things tt haven't yet rea'nTTe ,sa nTTeap3t
point they did in the e.ns ba;
Dome days, by any ?lleq me- to cts'
enough has come to ngl' IN the
ate serious misgivilSS
public mind.
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immeasurably greater, we have
elected to deal with the Rus
slams by public declar ations in
the glare of absolute publicity
We shall have to find some
other way of dealing with thera.
1t will not be easy. But We shall
have to try. For if we cannot
open up other channels Of dip
lomacy, we may arrive at a
breakdown of diplomatic rela-
tions. 1t is better that the Coun-
Gil of Foreign Ministers break
down than that diplomatic rela-
tons between Russia and the
Western world should break
down.
The history of the Council of
Foreign Ministers throws some
light on the problem which now
We must somehow deal with. At
the Yalta conference, which was
concluded on Feb. II, 1945,
Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stain
announced that Throughout the
conference, besides the daily
meetings of the heads of govern
ments and the Forclfn Secre-
tafies. separate meetings of the
three Foreign Secretaries and
their advisers have also been
held daily. These meetings ha
proved Of the utmost value and
the conference agree that per-
machinery should be
set up for regular consultation
between the three Foreign Sec
They will, therefore,
meet as o'-on as may be neces-
sary, probably about every tn, ee
or four months"
The important point to note is
that at Yalta when the Foreign
Secretaries met, the heads of
government were also meeting
and - was they, not the Foreign
Secretaries, who resolved the
differences and made the final
The present ounci1 of
Foreign Ministers is a quite diff
ferent thing. Mr.. Byrnes tells us
in his book that he prepared the
plan for it. and took it to Pots
dam where it was adopted. The
radical difference b e tween the
Potsdam ouncil of Foreign
Ministers and the Yalta council
was that the heads of the gov
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if not impossible, to enact anti imitation
LEGISLATION during the extraordinary session
of CONGRESS-, the regular session is not far
obe.d When the subject is revived there
after it is conceivable that enough repupIl-
cans with better judgment t h Senator
Taft will join the democrats IN both
branches to pass President Truman's ten
point program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-19
The Breakdown At London

The question now is not so
much what to do about Germany
as what to do about the Council
of Foreign Ministers. The event
has proved what men of expert
ence in diplomacy have been
saying ever since the Council
took charge of the peacem aking:
that, as it is Sc. up and as i
operates, it does not promote but
prevents negotiation, that it is
an instrument of discord and of
division and not of accommoda-
ton and agreement
Even if the Soviet Union did
not exist, if the Western powers
alone had to settle the world
war, they would find it exceed
ingly difficult and perhaps
impossible to settle any impor-
tant issue if thev had to 6eal
with one another through the
Council of Foreign Ministers
Britain and the United States
have been working for about a
year on small part of the Ger
man problem - the economic
and administrative merger
of their two zones, They have
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To make matters worse M
council has had to operate N
full public view-with every slg.
gestion, remark, and intonatm
broadcast and magnified imme,
diately. No diplomat in history
could h ave succeeded unda
these conditions. AS it happened
none of the members Of The
council - certainly none Of the
Westerners-had had any prev
Gus diplomatic experience. Ye'
the making of this peace was as
difficult a task as diplomas
ever had to engage in.
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GOOD MORNING

remember that wise friend OF mine
did usually say, THAT which is every.
body's business is nobody's business.
-Izaak Walton.
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ernment retired from a.,
peacemaking. Mr., Roossro,,.. o,.
was dead. Mr.. Truman had sS'.', =,
wish to carry on his work NJ. w
Churchill was defeated Mr. Az A.,
lee was absorbed in homs ',,' "
fairs. There was, therefore -,
one of equal rank who ws1.,3 w
to talk with Stalin-even Il G.,
lin had been willing TO ttsto ~ ,.
active part in the peacemaki0, r'
Thus the council of Eorsi,,
Ministers, which had been e., .,
subordinate body, became a.,
Mr.. Byrnes puts it, charged VII,
the responsibility of preparing
peace treaties. 1t has never been
equal to the responsibility. Fm
ministers are only mi-ister
bound by their instructions lin,
certain of their tenure. unq-,
of their authority and repre,er,.
ing in practice not their govern.
ments but a department Of the,
governments.
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We are now witnessing The
breakdown of the council OF
Foreign Minist ers. The best
thing to do, It seems to me, is
to recognize that the Council has
broken down, and to open up a
discussion among ourselves and
with the Russians or the queS'
ton of what form of diplomatic
intercourse is to replace the
Council.
The system of the Council does
not work. Some other system
will have to be tried Since the
Foreign Ministers, when they
meet publicly face to face, can
only aggravate their differences,
other diplomatic channels Will
have to be found for the H.
dlspensable and inevitable com
munication between the govern
ments For the system when
was set up at Potsdam is n''
the only conceivable diplomat
system 1t is in fact an lnc'a
ceivably bad diplomats system
If it were now suspended, The
governments, which must never
theless communicate and negoI'
ate, would probably resort 10 a'
older diplomatic methods - W
the exchange of written pro-
posals, supplemented by conTe'
sations in the four capitals ' be,
tween the ambassadors and 'S
foreign offices, and to the ass Is
of Intermediates - all ior D,'
purpose of bringing about even,
uallv an agreement among =
heads of governments as to V.'. ~.
the great issues are and no" ~
business of dealing with them IL
to be transacted.
Copyright, 1947, New YORK
Herald tribune Inc.
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Chronic Hiv%s.
May Last Yas~'
By EDWIN P Jopn

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lieved lie sa'iS to 'fa'l5io3 be NV which i,
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ways ways intense itching IN slno't ra.'. d
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problems about this co,5:.. ,3;s'
which has not yet been ,oI..,, !
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Today And Tomorrow

immeasurably greater, we have
elected to deal with the Rus
slams by public declar ations in
the glare of absolute publicity
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28
V Grcciijjii prislo do
novih spopadov

ATENE, "a. aprila. - Grska
vladna porocila pravijo, da di-
via v blizini gore Ortris, v sred-
Mi Grciji, najhujsa bitka v letu.
Vladne cete so sc pognale proti
1000 partizanom, XII Sc nahaja-
jo pod direktnim poveljstvom
njih komandanta generala Mar
kos Vifiadisa.
Vladne cete so nastopile prot
partizanom S tanki, letali in ar
tilerijo. Baje so uspele potisni-
tt partizane v gorovje. v bor-
bah je poginlo 63 partizanov,
toda porocilo ne omenja vladne
izgube. Grska vladna letala so
napadla partizanske pozicije in
baje ubila 33 partizanov.
Premier Konstantin Caldaris
je izjavil, da je prejel porocilo,
po katerem je samo 20 cd 15C
zandarmov prezivelo v spopadu
$ komunisti v blizini Sparte.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28
Hitlerjeva ob6udovalka
zdaj druga4e misli

Med 80 prosilci "a drzavljan-
stvo, XII so pretekli petek stall
pred zveznim sodnikom Wiki
nom, je bila tudi Mrs. Elizabeth
BRANDED, stara 35 let, IL 91O0
Vineyard Ave., kateri je sodnik
dal posebno lekcijo, predno je
dobila drugi papir. zenska je BIZ
Ia leta 1885 ma obisku v Nemci-
j, odkoder je sorodnikom v Cle-
velandu poslala karte, v kate
rih je izrazala veliko navduse-
ME "a "nasega firerja." Sodni-
XVI je rekla, da je to storila v
"trenotku vzhieenosti" in da Sc
daj priznava, da je bila tape
llama" in ida sc je motila." Med
stirimi ,dvojcami, Ii 50 dobile
drzavljanstv sta bila tudi diva,
XII sta dospeli v zed. dr1ave kot
zrtev plemenskega preganjanja
v NemEiji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28
BEVIN IN VISINSKI
STA ZAPELA DUET!

MOSKVA, 25. aprila-Ob pri-
liki poslavljanja ma postal v
Moskvi, ko Sc je angleski zuna-
Mi minister Ernest Bevin pri-
pravljal ma vrnitev v London, sc
je pripetil resnicno "cloveski
prior"
Bevin in zastopnik sovjetske-
ga ministra "a zunanje zadeve
Andrej Visinski sta Sc objela in
zapela v duetu: For Your
Friends Are My Friends" Pc
sem je zacel peti Visinski ma ru-
skem jeziku in Bevin ga je "a
eel spremljati pri drugi vrstici,
XII Sc glasi: "Vec kot smo skupaj,
bolj veseli bono ;"
Velika mnozica, XII Sc jje zbra-
la ma postaji, je pevcema navdu-
seno ploskala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28
Nadaljnji mezdni
spOraZumi dOsezeni

Mestni sporazumi, XII so bill
sklenjeni v industriji jekla in pa
med CIO unijo in General Mo-
tors Co., so ocividno odprli pot
"a slicne sporazume v velikih
industrijah v obce. V soboto je
bill naznanjen sporazum med
General Electric Co. in CIO
United Electrical, Radio and
Machine Workers, XII pokriva
25O,00O delavcev v IA drzavah,
in sicer ma podlagi 15-centnega
poviska ma uro.
1stocasno je bilo v Detroitu
naznanjeno, da je Chrysler Co.,
pri kateri je zaposlenih 10000
oseb, sklenila slicno pogodbo
CIO unijo avtnih delavcev. Po-
godba, XII je bila sklenjena "a
dobo dveh let, DO po izjavi druz-
be delavcem dala okrog q mill
jonov dolarjev skupnega povi-
Ska.
v Clevelandu je Thompson
Products Inc. naznanila, da je
''prostovoljno" pristala ma mez-
dino zvisanje "a svojih 10000 de-
lavcev, po katerem bodo delavci
dobili takoj 13 centov vec ma
uro, sest placanih praznikov ma
leto in nekatere druge koncesije.
Kar sc tice stavke telefon-
skin delavcev, je Sc vedno v pol
nem razmahu, ampak v Wash
ingtonu je bilo snoci podano op-
timisticno zagotovilo, da Sc "pri-
pravlja nekaj vaznega," il cesar
Sc sklepa, da je delavski depart
ment nasel formula, XII je sprem-
ljiva "a ODE stranki in da DO
stavka vsak cas- koncana.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28
AMERISKO BRODOVJE
30 OBISKALO TURCIJO

U. S. S. LEYTE, 27. aprila-
Ameriske mornariske sile v Sre.
dozemlju bodo odplule ma uradni
obisk v turske vode v petek. Po-
samezne ladje bodo doplule v
Carigrad; med mimi bo ~. S,
A. Dayton" lahka krizarka, od-
dala pozdrav z zastavo in izstre-
lila salvo il 21 topov.
Ameriske bojne ladje bodo po-
setili turski kadeti in istotako
sc bo prozila prilika prebival-
stvu Carigrada, da razgledaio
posan1ezne ladje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28
|Odobritev mirovne pogodbe
Il 1talijo Zna biti odlozena
Russia ne sabotira
Zdruzenih narodov.
izjavlja Austin

Bivsi zvezni senator Warren
R. Austin il Vermonta, XII jje Sc
daj delegat Zed. drzav pri orga-
nizaciji Zdruzenih narodov S ei-
nom polnomocnega ambassador
ia, je prosli petek Oh priliki
obiska v Clevelandu zanikal tr-
ditve, XII Sc splosno sirijo anne
riskem tisku, da Sovjetska I'VE
"a vodi sabotazo proti Zdruze-
MIN narodom.
Austin, XII je tukaj govoril ma
konferenci YMCA "a mednarod-
nj prevoz, je med ostalim re-
KEEL:
INA podlagi debat, XII sem jih
incl z zastopniki Sovjetske I'VE
re, sem prisel do trdnega pre-
pricanja, da medtem ko bo vze-
10 dolgo casa, predno Sc bodo
izravnala nasa nesoglasja Ru-
sijo, pa bo napredek, XII ga do
segamo pri Zdruzenih narodih,
prinesel sporazume glede vpra-
sanj, XII Sc zdaj zdijo neresljiva.
Russia lie enkrat rabila "veto"
cd proslega septembra
"Pred zadnjim septembrom je
bill v razpravah Varnostnega
sveta veto rabljen desetkrat.
Potem je prisla nasa zad-
MIA seja, tekom katere so de-
bate splosni zbornici I'm. pri-
nesle ma poyrsje pretezno mae
ME, da je prepogosta raba veta
napacna.
"Zacelo Sc je gibanje, da Sc
veto crta IL carterja Zdruzenih
narodov. To gibanje je bilo 81
Ger porazeno, toda upostavljen
je bill mogocen moralen vpliv,
posedajoc silo dejanskega skle-
pa.
"Od proslega septembra je
bio mnogo prilik, ko Sc je ma
podlagi preteklih skusenj sodilo,
da DO Russia uporabila pravico
veta, ampak Sc je to zgodilo sa-
mo enkrat."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28
|KOnferenca v Mo-
skvi nj bila Ipolom,
pravi Marshall

BERLIN, rs. aprila.-Drzav-
nj tajnik George G. Marshall je
danes izjavil da ne smatra, da bi
konferenca, XII Sc je vrsila v Mo-
skvi mogla biti smatrana "a po-
lom, ali pa da je povecala pre-
pad med Rusijo in zapadnimi
drzavami.
"Mislim, da bono pozneje, ko
Sc bono ozrli ma delo, XII smo
ga izvrsili v Moskvi, ugotovili,
da je bilo storjeno mnogo vec
ko smo sami mislili," je rekel
Marshall.
Istotako optimmisticno Sc je
izrazil angleski zunanji tajnik
Ernest Bevin, XII je rekel, da :je
enotnost med velikimi stirimi
bolj mocna sedaj, kot pa je bila
pred konferenco.
(Marshall, XII Sc je vrnil v
Washington v soboto, DO podal
obsezno porocilo glede konferen-
ce potom radia v ponedeljek
(danes) oh $50 zvecer.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28
CETNIKI IN USTASI
BEzIJO v ITALIJO

MILAN, n. aprila-''Ob oba-
Ii severne Italije Sc ze nekaj ca
sa vrsi izkrcavanje cetnikov in
ustasev," poroca bolonjski caso-
pis ''Pomeriggio."
Porocilo pravi, da Sc je pred
nekoliko dnevi izkrcal general
Filako, biysi poveljnik eetniskih
oddelkov Draze Mihaj ajloviGa. Ge.
neral Filako je zbezal il Jugosla,
vile v majhnem ribiskem colnu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28
Slepar obtozen

Slepar obtozen
Policija je aretirala Roberta
J. Mahony-a XII je obtozen, da je
v treh primerih prodal hise, ka-
terih nj lastoval niti nj incl po-
verila, da jih proda. Ena izmed
zrtev je neka vdova s 13 otroci.
Mahoney je cd vseh treh strank
wei aro, ko pa je prisel cas-, da
Sc izvrsi prepis posestva, je pri-
slo ma dan, da gre "a navadno
sleparijo. :
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28
Prijetno preseneSenje

Prijetno preseneeenje
V soboto zjutraj kar oh eni
uri po polnoci so presenetili Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Branisel il 165O1
Trafalgar Ave. prijatelji il Lit
tie Falls, N. Y, in sicer "a 25-let-
nico njune poroke. Med skupino
je bila tudi Mrs. Dobrovolec, XII
je bila druzica nevesti, in prisli
SO tudi prijatelji il Barbertona,
da so skupno proslavili ia vessel
dogodek. Jubilantoma cestitamo
in zelimo, da bi zdrava in vesela
docakala zlati JUBILEE!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28
Novi grobovi
JENNIE SEVER

Kakor smo re poroeali, je
preminila splosno poznana Jen-
ME Sever, rojena Klemenich,
stara 48 let, stanujoca ma 435
e. 1856 St. Donna je bila il Semi
ca pri Metliki, odkoder je prisla
v Ameriko pred AZ lett. Bila je
clanica drustva Svoboda st. 748
SNPJ in vecletna tajnica Mad.
pew. zbora SID v Collinwoodu.
Tukaj zapusca stiri zalujoce
heere: Mrs. Dorothy Kraft, He
len, Mary in Stephanie, mater
Mary Klemenich, stiri sestre:
Mrs. Mary Vasil, Mrs. Julia
Martin, Mrs. Ann Barbaric in
Mrs. Mildred Smith, tri brate:
Josepha, Franka in Williama, in
sicer vse v Milwaukee, Wis.,, ter
veliko sorodnikov. Pogreb sc bo
vrsil v torek zjutraj oh 8:45 il
zeletovega pogrebnega zavoda
v cerkev Marie Vnebovzete Oh
9::3O uri in nato ma Calvary po-
kopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28
Klub L.jubljana

Jutri vecer oh osmih Sc vrsi
seja kluba ''Ljubljana" v Slo-
venskem drustvenem domu ma
Recher Ave. Vabi Sc clane in
clanice, da Sc v obilnem stevilu
udelezijo, ker Sc vsled slaboga
vrenaena nj vrsila seja zadnji
mesec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28
. xadnie slovo

v xadnjs slovo ~
clanice drustva Svoboda st.
TAB sNPJ 20 prosene, da se no
co job osmih zberejo v zeleto-
vem pogrebnem zavodu na 45S
p. 152 St., da izlkaxsjo zadnjo
cast umrli clanici Jennie Sever.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28
DOMACE VESTI
Vile rojenice

V soboto so sc zglasile ma do
mu Mr.. in Mrs. John Brodnick,
1911 Addison Rd., vile rojenice
in zapustile krepkega fantka,
drugega v druzini. Matt, katere
deklisko ime je bio Mary Le-
vec, sc nahaja v Glenville boil
nisnici. Mrs. Levec je S tenn po-
stala stara mama, ocetova matt
Mrs. Brodnick pa tretjic. Mr..
Brodnick vodi znano trgovino
pohistva ma 16O13-15 Waterloo
Rd. Nase cestitke!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28
Ma operaciji

V St. Vincent Charity boil
nisnico Sc je podala v svrho
tezke operacije Mrs. Mary Ros-
sman IL STA Bonna Ave. Upa-
mo, da DO operacijo srecno pre-
stala in da sc kmalu zdrava po-
vrne domov!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28
BORBA PROTI DRAGINJI

Il nekaterih vzhodnih drzav
sc javlja, da SO nekateri trgovci
znizali Gene "a okoi 10 odstot-
kov kot odziv ma APPEL predsedni-
ka Trumana. Y Clevelandu so
verizne trgovine V soboto javile,
da 50 storile isto in znixale Gene
nekaterim stvarem, v prvi vrsti
milu. Vetja industri jska podjet-
j. pa molcijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28

.. Chicago. Porocila sta 30
Theodore 'GradiSek in Frieda
Ruddick. Nevesta je donna IL
Londona, Anglia, kjer sta se
spoznala v Gasu vojne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28

OdlaganJe glede ratlflkaclJe
je predlozila mesana republican
sko-demokratska grupa sena-
torjev, med katerimi sc nahaja-
ia diva clana odbora "a zunanje
odnosaje. Ia grupa trdi, da bi z
ratifikacijo mirovne pogodbe z
Itaijo bila ojacena pozicija Ru-
size in Jugoslavije in to ravno
v dobi, ko Zedinjene drzave ma
meravajo uporabiti .$400,000,-
600 v svrho ustavitve komuni-
zma ma Bliznjem vzhodu.
Senatorja Hatch (demokrat
IL N. NJ in Capper (republika-
nee il Kans.) sta prva predla-
gala odlozitev ratifikacije mi
rovne pogodbe z Italijo. Oba sta
clana odbora "a zunanje odno-
SAFE. Senator George je izjavil,
da bo vprasal drzavnega tajni-
ka "a nasvet.
Razl0gi "a odlozitev
ratifilkacije mirovne pogodbe
Senatorji, XII zagovarj jo
predlog, da Sc odlozi ratifikaci-
jo mirovne pogodbe "a Italijo,
poudarjajo, da bi zavezniske
sile morale biti umaknjene IL
Italije in ostalih satelitskih dr.
zav 90 dni po ratifikaciji mirov-
min pogodb. Toda Russia bi mo-
gla zadrzati omejeno stevilo Get
v Rumuniji in Madzarski, do
kler ne bi bila ustvarjena mi
rovna pogodba "a Avstrijo.
Med ostalim poudarjajo sena-
torji tudi dolocbo v mirovni po-
godbi "a Italijo, glasom katere
bi Italij morala demilitarizira-
tt svojo mejo Jugoslavijo. Sc
natorji so misljenja, da bi ma
ia nacin ostala Italia brez vo-
jaske moci.
v opazkah senatorjev je kon-
emo omenjeno, da bi po mirovni
pogodbi Italia morala placati
Rusiji $1OO,OOO,0OO ma racun re-
paracij, Jugoslaviji pa $685.
100000.
Predsednik odbora "a zuna-
ME odnosaje Vandenberg je ur-
giral takojsnji postopek v I'VE
ri z ratifikacijo italijanske po-
godbe, O kateri je rekel, da je
najboljsa, XII je "sedaj MONA" Z.
Izjavil je, da bo sklical clane od-
bora prihodnji teden, da Sc do
loci, kaj maj Sc stori v zvezi z
ratifikacijo mirovnih pogodb "a
1talijo in ostale satelitske dr.
zave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28

Zaroka a.: .4,..,...
Zarocila sta sc Miss Rose Co.
pek IL 147O6 Pepper Ave. in Mr..
Edward Lab, sin Mr.. in Mrs.
Frank Smerdel IL 784 London
Rd. ZaroGenka je hci Mr.. in
Mrs. Joe Cepek. Bio srecno!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28
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