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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
Meat Packers
70 Face Jury
4p;s Four" Executives Sub.
.a.uaed As Food Prices
Take Nose Dive

cn1cAGo, Sept. IL
~ mice skyrocket went into
f'' u,dden nose-dive today and
1877 authorities subpoenaed
lea'r CONSERVATIVES of the ma
% major packinghouses to
tvm grand jury why meat
lsi are SO high.
Prize The sharp price spiral lost its
n when prices Of
butter, eggs and live
s szs4' dropped at major basic
np M. break came as the Labor
,. ,n0 reported at Wash
pep on that record-breaking
an,sso , prices at the end of
WI. week were only seven per
ls ~" below the all-time high
e e.as in May, 1920-immedi-
. .ts1v preceding the sharp bust
,ss; recession Of ls2o-21;
n' Acting under a federal court
..dsr for an investigation Of all
S Sish prices in the Chicago area,
%.usthorities told the packers to
sanea before a grand jury the
s epp of Sept. %. Packers serv-
w Included the "Big Four" -
amour, Swift, Cudahy and Will
AMI Statement
The American Meat Institute,
,#ieial Spokesman for the pack
ors said the Justice Depart
M, nent seemed to be "a bit coy
regarding its intentions"
The Institute said the meat
hacking industry, "having no
sscrets or nothing to hide from
the public" would confirm the
tact that the subpoenas had been
served. ~
1--WE hope that the Justice De-
n,rtrnent is planning to take in
h consideration activities of
,tber governmental agencies to
determine to what extent they
have contributed toward bring
inc about the present situa-
tion." the statement said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
MAY VOTE
i'm SOUTH CAROLINA
but NOT BURGLARS

COLUMBIA, SC, Sept. II -
W.H-A murderer may vote in
South Carolina but a burglar
may not.
Clerk Jim Hunter Of the State
House Of Representatives today
received a request for. a list OF
the offenses for which a person
may be disqualified for voting
under the states 55-year-old
constitution.
Hunter found that there were
20 offenses for which conviction
took away voting privileges,
ranging from BURGLARY and
sex offenses to violation of cleo
ton laws.
But murder was not among
<hoYn
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
Puerto Rico Escapes Hurricane
Damage AS Storm Alters Course;
Britain Urges World Census
Dramatic Motion
Comes As Surprise
Sir Alexander Cadogan
Catches Members OF
Group Off Guard

LAKE SUCCESS, NY. Sept
12-WI-Great Britain, in :
dramatic move on the eve o:
the United Nations General AS
sembly, proposed today . cen
sus of all the worlds armies
Britain's Sir Alexander Cado'
gan said the count would be {
"short and small step" towarc
creating the world confidence
that was necessary for the sue
cess of disarmament and other
U.N. tasks.
Cadogan's surprise proposal
made before the U.N. Disarma.
ment commission, marked {
back-down from previous Bri'
fish policy, and set a concilia.
tory tone for the start of Tues
days General Assembly SEES
sion which may determine
whether U.N. ever works.
It came amid these fast.
breaking pre-assembly develop
ments:
1. Sources closes to the Soviet
delegation reported that Rus
sian Foreign Minister V. N.
Molotov will arrive in New
York early next month for a
special appearance before the
Assembly. These sources said
Molotov would present a pro-
posal that would surprise the
assembly.
2. Secretary of State George
G. Marshall transferred from
Washington to New York to-
night to take personal charge of
the American delegation to
UN. He planned a major address
to the Assembly Wednesday as
the kickoff of Americas bid
for leadership at this years
crucial session.
8. U.N. sent IS 1imousines to
La Guardia field to shuttle ar
delegates to their hotels.
Some 900 persons have reached
New York for the Assembly,
and the total was expected to
rise to 1900 before the session
opens.
4. The U.N. Security Council
called a special meeting for
Monday to consider the Ameri-
can request for reopening the
Balkan problem. The U. S.,
through parliamentary maneu-
vering under an untried section
of the U.N. charter, hopes to
permit the General Assembly to
See DRAMATIC On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
Widow Plans Funeral
IS Months Before Death

died Aug. H. 1947, after an
operation.
The widow selected a silver
gray casket and arranged for
embalming and use Of a hearse,
limousine, chapel facilities and
organ music.
She chose a vault, two sprays
of flowers and an orchid dress,
She provided for a newspaper
notice, a single grave. a head
stone, and a gift of $40 to the
minister conducting the service.
Mrs. Wilson'S estate, estimat-
ed at $500, was bequeathed to
relatives and friends. She had
10 children.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13

CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-P-A
foresighted widow planned her
entire funeral, ordered two flo
raj sprays for herself and even
arranged for her final hair-do Is
months before she died.
The planning was revealed to-
day in the will of Mrs. Nora
Larnes Wilson, SO, filed in pro-
bate court.
Attached to the will was a
copy of a contract. with an I'm
dertaker in which the former
nurse authorized a $616.75 fun
eral for herself. The contract was
drawn May II, 1916. Mrs. Wilson
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
SENCBAW Will Stand
By Boat Fee Rules
Board Of Directo-
Entrance Mo- ~
Plans CT
Thu B0ard nf j

The Board Of / of
the Southeastern MOI Haro-
lima Beach association, meet
ing last night in the Wood
row Wilson hut, voted to
continue in force the an
nounced rules governing the
entrance fees of private
party boats in the fishing
r0de0.
The decision was made, it
was said, due to the fact that
several professional boat
owners already had paid the
500 entrance fee on that
basis.
Rules governing private
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
And So To Bed

John Skies, the genial sales
supervisor of the Wallace
Tobacco market. is good for
today's And So To Bed.
The roads are slippery up
Wallace way, what with all
the rains. A hearse was COM
ing into Wallace yesterday,
with the corpse of a Negro
man. Suddenly the hearse
hit a slippery spot in the
road at the edge of town,
turned a complete flip, and
landed right side up on its
wheels.
John said the corpse was
uninjured.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
SO To Exact $10(
Private Boats:
Opening Day

boat entrance point out that
ITO be eligible as an official
Rodeo amateur offshore boat
:. the captain must pay
SENCBA an entrance fee of
500 for the entire Rode0
period, or $5G for 10 consecu-
tive days of competition, or
SIS for three consecutive days
of competition"
Meanwhile, final arrange
ments were made for open
ing of the Rodeo on Monday,
and the distribution of entry
blanks to the various weigh
ing stations and registration
points, it was said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
%TRI-C0UNTIES ASK
PAVING CONTRACT
Large Delegation Waits On
Governor, Graham To
Plead For Road

RALEIGH, Sept IL More
than $50 interested farmers and
business men from Fender,
Onslow and Duplin counties met
with Governor R. Gregg Cherry
and State Highway Commits
sioner A. H. Graham Friday
morning at II o'clock in the
Governors office to plead for
an immediate contract for the
paving of 26 miles between Bur-
gaw and Jacksonville.
A petition signed by more
than one thousand persons in
Gee COTINTIES On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
FALL RIPS PANTS

~ADELPH Sept. IL.
- W.D - Anthony Petolicchio,
Is, a bridge painter, fell $50
feet into the Delaware river
today, but escaped with a
bruised left hip and torn
pants.
Pet0licchiO was rescued by
a police harbor patrol boat as
he thrashed around in the
water. He said he lost his
balance while climbing over a
guard rail to remove some
rigging on the Delaware river
bridge.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
DRIVE

SHANGHAI, China, Sept. r..
-U.H- The Communist radio
said today the Chinese Commu-
nists have launched a great
counter offensive" aimed at vic
tory within two years and the
establishment of a democratic
coalition government throughout
China
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
REVOLT PLOTTED

A Nicaragua, Sept.
IL. -U.H- The government to-
day accused Gen. Emiliano Cha
MORO - former president and
conservative party leader - of
plotting a revolt against the pres
ent regime.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
The Weather

FORECAST:
soatn Carolina-Partly cloudy, scat
GG ae W and thunderstorms Satur-
~ and over South and East Sunday.
due; W cnange in temperature, except
~4SSaIiy cooler Northwest Sunday.
ter norln Carolira-Partly cloudy scat
DIV beu showers or thundershowers Satur-
nas. ana over East Sunday. Little tenn
yIrnatule change except slightly cooler
west Sunday.
en chronological data for the "a hour:
s ''5o p. m. yesterday.
Lon TEMPERATURES
IN. d. NJ. 70; 7:30 a. m. II; 1870 e. m.
,nnrn 10y p. m. rs; Maximum 80; Mini
WILL Il; Mean rs; Normal "a.
10, HUMIDITY
q, ~, d. m. 81; 1880 a. m. SO; 1:30 p. m
~' 1870 p. m. 90.
PRECIPITATION
n No. "a for "A hours ending 7:30 p. m
ss S''sl since the first of the month
TIDES FOR TODAY
I, Sun the Tide Tables published by
coast n Geodetic Survey.
S~lrr,uu HIGH Low
ls'on ------- 1928 am. $40 am
ks,or, 1853 pm. 1924 pm
'Doro Inlet - GIG am. - :l3 a m.
su,,;.. 6:42 pm. 1921 pm.
. Hlsanf1se 5:54; Sunset 6:22; Moonrise
Riv.EM oonset sop.
M stage at Fayetteville, N. c. at {
Msrioay Report Missing feet
"s WEATHER On Page I've
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-13
FORECAST:

wilmington and vicinity: Partly cloudy
~. catered showers or thundershow-
W. today and Sunday. Little change in
temperatures.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-12

Ans. Probing into the matter I
find that you are disguised be-
cause the men you have come in
contact with have not been honest
with you and you are suffering.
You wonder if you ever will findd
a true and honest friend. Don't
give up, you are destined to meet
a suitable companion and find
true happiness in the very near
future.
Mrs. J. J. Will we have to wait
much longer before moving into
the house?
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-12

Ans. My Psycho-M entalist Crystal
reveals your being able to occupy
the house within the next week.
w. A. Will | find a job soon?
Ans. Concentrating upon your
question, l find that you haven't
there is a certain type of work
you desire, and this field is not
open for all just yet. You are
qualified, however, and if you
take a civil service test may get
placed sooner.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-12

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1907 Germantown Street, Dayton, Ohio.
POY AND SORROW
Joy and sorrow re not always defined IS contradictory express
sions.
One writer has expressed the blending of JOY and sorrow in this
way: "These two states Of mind, both of them the natural operations
of any deep faith or feeling, may co-exist and blend into one another"
Joy lives in the midst Of sorrow; the sorrow springs from the same
root as the gadness, and is sobered, and chastened, and made manly
and noble. 1t is like some thunder cloud, all streaked with bars OF
sunshine, that pierce into its deepest depths.
E. C.-Dear Prof. Herman: This ling, send for your own personal
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-12

is the first time l have written to
you, although / am a constant
reader of your column and find it
very interesting. Do you think
marriage would interfer with my
other plans for the future?
Ans. Your future husband is
just as interested in the continue
ton of the course of study at col
lege as you are-and would be
only to glad to cooperate in every
way so that the plans which you
r considering will work out
smoothly.
Mrs. N. w. Does this man really
care for me?
Ans. Probing into the matter l
find that your friend is indeed
very fond of you and wants to
please you. Your constant accusa-
tons, however, are causing a lot
of misunderstanding and will
prove harmful if you continue.
T. E. From what is the world
ballad dar;vad7
Ans. The word ballad, is de-
rived from the old French word
"baller"-to dance. Ballad origi-
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rhythmic movement of a dancing
chorus.
A.. L. c. What does the future
hold for me?
Ans. Your lucky stars and Guild
ing Planet indicate many interest
ing events. You will in all prob
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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1947-11-12

IIIS, StIIu y your UWI
Horoscope.
F. M. J.-Ans. Because of the
nature of your question, I cannot
answer it in the column, l do
however, recommend your consult
ing a good woman's specialist at
your earliest convenience.
B. R. Why is it that l cannat
have any luck in my endeavors?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-29

Obtozenec ::"Mislim, da jo je
vsak prestudiral."
Predsednik: ''Kaksno stalisce
pa je skupina zavzela z ozirom
ma posto?"
Obtozenec: Nv principu Sc je
strinjala s tenn predlogom."
Predsednik: $50 bill clani Ma
gotetove skupine v principu tudi
"a vojasko akcijo?"
Obtozenec: ''V principu da.
Mislili smo seveda, da stvar nj
tako enostavaa, kot 81 jo pred
stavljajo ma Koroskem in da bi
TAXA akcija usbela samo, &c bi
bila podprta s strani inozem-
stva."
Predsednik: "Obtozenec Hri-
bar, ali ste vi vedeli, da Drcar
zbira ma Koroskem razne So
vrazne emigrante Federativne
ljudske republike Jugoslavije?''
Obtozenec: "To sem vedel, to
sem jasno IL pisem powell"
(Dolje prihodmjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-29
MESTO, XII zIVI
|OB SPORTY

To je Sialkot v Indiji. steje
$4,000 prebivalcev, XII 1--WE do
mala vsi cd sporta. Pa ne da hi
bill poklicni prvaki "a to ali ono
panogo danasnjih sportov. Do
macini v Sialkotu 81 sluzijo svoj
kruh v tamkajsnji industriji, XII
Sc bavi edinole S sportno pro-
izvodnjo. V tel nenavadni aglo-
meraciji stoji namrec mic mani
kot 5000 delavnic, XII proizvaja-
jo sportne potrebscine, krogle
"a tents, nogometne mecke' 60
ge), stozce "a takljanje, opre-
mo "a plavanje it'd.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-29
Razprava pred 0kroznim sodiSGem LjubIjani
proti vohunski skupini: Nagode, Snoj, FurIan

|se tikala baze 1O1 v Avstriji."
Predsednik: I'm kaksna so BIZ
la ia porocila?"
Obtozenec: eta porocila so
bila v glavnem o stanju pri mas
donna, politiene in gospodarske
vsebine."
Predsednik: 'Kaj pa porocila
% vojski?"
Obtozenec: 20 vojski je bilo
ma primer, &c so Sc vrsili kaki
transport in slicno."
Predsednik: 20 razmestitvah
edinic?"
Obtozenec: "Razmestitve, moo
in oborozitev edinic nj bila do
wolf znana. Ia to stvar nismo
imeli ljudi, XII bi o teh stvareh
porocali. Zato tudi nismo bill v
stanju, da hi O tenn poroeali. Ko-
likor Sc je pa vedelo, Sc je pa po-
rocalo."
Predsednik: ''Peter je dvakrat
rrisel k vam ali veckrat? Ali je
vasa zena "a to vedela
Obtozenec: "Ona je ravno re-
kla, maj pride par ur kasneje.
Torej je ona vedela, da je bill to
kurir in da je slo "a ilegalno or
ganizacijo."
Predsednik: cali ste, obtozeni
Hribar, pristali ma sodelovanje
v ilegalni organizaciji?"
Obtozenec: Nv principu sem
pristal."
Predsednik: 'Kaj pa Nagode-
tova skupina?"
Obtozenec: $50 Sc strinjali."
Predsednik: "Se je kaj govo-
rilo O centru DOES-a?"
Obtozenec: "Se je govorilo, in
sicer zelo. Posto, XII je prisla IL
Avstrije, da Sc prikljucimo MIN
in Jim damo podatke, kakrsne
zele, smo razdelili ma posamezne
dele, XII so priceli cirkulirati 80"
Predsednik: "'Je vsak prestu-
diral?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-29

eile skupaj z letalom in posko-
dovale aparat ali pa ranile pi-
lota. Zadnjic Sc je zgodil v Kali
kuti spet silicon primer, XII bi
incl kmalu usodne posledice. V
visini 1000 metro;v je treseil oh
letalo jastreb, XII je tako po-
skodoval emo izmed kril, da sc
je pilot komaj Sc spustil ma
zemljo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-29

stvo: 'Draza je mrtev, nj ga vee,
nimamo voditelja.' Ali stojite ma
tistih pozicijah, kakor ste stall
" casu okupacije? Ma pozicijah
narodnega izdajstva. Ko ste &C.
stapovskega spijona Vauhnika
rredlagali izdajalski londonski
vIadi, da ga postavi "a koman-
danta Mihajlovicevih band v
Sloveniji."
Predsednik: Este posiljali ia
pisma naprej?'
Obtozenka: "Seveda sem.'
Tozilec: xvi ste bill cenzor.
Spijoni Sc ne konstituirajo, da
bi incl vsak svojo funkcijo. Oni
tudi ne prirejajo sestankov,
marvec vzdrzujejo samo stike.
vi ste bill doloceni, da ste vrsili
zvezo. Bill ste javka, preko ka-
tere je slo vse naprej v inozem-
stvo. Ali je tako?"
Obtozenka: "Da, res je, in to
je bilo napacno."
LJUBLJANA, 80. julija-Da-
nes zjutraj Sc je pred Vrhovnim
sodiscem nadaljevala razprava
proti obtozenemu Crtomirju Ma
godetu in soobtozenim. SodiSce
jje zacelo zasliseVati obtozenega
Zorana Hribarja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-29
PTICE IN LETALA

Letalskemu prometu v Indi-
ii delata veliko nadlego nekda-
MIA gospodarja zraka orel in
.jastreb. Zadnja leta Sc je pripe-
tilo re sest vecjih letalskih ne
srec, XII so jih zakrivile ptice
ma ia nacin, da so v zraku tr-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-29
Zveze vohunov
Dragoljubom Jovanovieem

Obtozenka: "JaZ sem Zvedela
"a to sele, ko Sc je vrnil IL Beo-
grada. Rekel je, da je bill tam "a
radi nekega svojega dokumen-
ia. Prinesel je tudi neko brosuri-
co Jovanovica. Sire je pripove-
doval, da je bill v Zagrebu pri
suteju in v Beogradu pri Jova-
novicu."
Predsednik: No, kaksno STALL
See pa je zavzel Ljubo Sire? Ali
je vedel "a Drcarjevo posto?"
Hocevarjeva: "Da."
Predsednik: cali je vedel "a
kurirsko zvezo?"
Obtozenka: "Seveda je moral
vedeti."
Predsednik: rs kom je incl
zveze?"
Obtozenka: "Imela sem Wits,
da je incl zveze S Furlanom in
konzulatom, ampak do kan je
to segalo, pa ne VEN. Napra-
vii je Wits, da je bolj svetski
clovek."
Predsednik: "Kako ste pa ku-
rirja vzdrzevali?"
Obtozenka: "Kadar je prisel,
sem mu dala tudi kak denar."
Predsednik: "Kam je slo po-
rocilo slovanskem kongresu?"
Obtozenka: ITO je slo v Bel
gijo, namrec Drcarju pripom-
DO ,da maj ga poslje ma ia in ia
naslov."
Predsednik: INA kaksen ma
slow"
Obtozenka: "Naslova sc ne
spominjam, sal sc je to ma pre-
iskavi ugotovilo. To je neka Slo-
venka, XII je v Belgiji porocena
in XII je prisla jeseni sem. Dogo-
vorili smo Sc, da bo ona pisala
v kak list, morda tudi "a radio.
Nagode je rekel, maj hi stopila
v zvezo tistim, XII je govoril v
lcndonskem radiu-z Zlatope-
ROM"
Tozilec: "Zakaj niste sami 60
vorili?"
Obtozenka: "Zato, ker nisem
v nobeni stvari smatrala, da
smem govoriti."
Tozilec: "Koga pa ste sma-
trail, da je smell govoriti?"
Obtozenka: ''Nagodeta in Vo-
detovo."
Tozilec: "Zato ste torej pove-
zali Nagodeta in Vodetovo z Bel
gijko?"
Obtozenka: "Da."
Tozilec: ''Kaj pa je bilo 60
vorjeno ma tenn sestanku?"
Obtozenka: ''Da il bono pre-
ko Drcarja poslali kako snow, da
jo bo lahko porabila "a propa-
gando. JAZZ sem il poslala slo-
vanski kongres "a propaganda" "
Predsednik: cali Sc je govo-
rilo ma vasih sestankih o obve-
scevalni mrezi?
Obtozenka: Xxi smo jo
ustvarjali, pa ne ustvarili.'
Predsednik: ''Se smatrate, da
ste clanica te mreze in da ste
vrsili obvescevalno sluzbo?"
Obtozenka: "Po tenn, kakor
sem sedaj spoznala, sem jo vr-
Sila."
Hotel so rabbit enotnost
Ljudske fronte tudi
cd znotraj
Tozilec: "Povejte, zakaj ste
vztrajali v organizaciji OF? Ia
to, da konstruktivno delate
Kaksen sklep je padel ma seji pr
soobtozenem Nagodetu? d.
innate zveze z organizacijo OF
in clani v organizaciji?"
Obtozenka: ''Mislite ma to, d;
je treba It'll v odbore in razbi
jati?"
Tozilec:: "Da, da je treba bit
v odbore in razbijati, da je treb'
It'll ma kvart, da je treba ma kvar
4 = = = = z
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-29
Hotoli so doseci
tuio intervenciio

AuJO AAA4SA VVAASAlO
Predsednik:- "Obtozeni Hri-
bar, ali priznavate krivdo v smi-
slu obtoznice?. Ali sc cutie kri-
vega?"
Obtozenec: "Da, cutim sc kri-
vega"
Predsednik: "Prva tocka OBJ
tozbe vam ocita clanstvo pri lie
galni skupini, XII je zasledovala
protidrzavne ellie in imela I'VE
ze z inozemstvom. Ali je tako?"
Obtozenec: ITO je bilo tako.
Precej redno sem Sc udelezeval
sestankov. Cd jeseni 1915 in sem
Sc tudi povezal clanom pred
stavnistva inozemstva ter poro-
cal"
Predsednik: ''Kaj pa Sc je ma
teh sestankih obravnavalo ?
Kaksne ellie je imela Nagode-
tova skupina
Obtozenec: "Cilji te skupine
so bill predvsem, ustvariti
omrezje, potom katerega hi do
bivala skupina svoja porocila
roleg tega pa je imela Sc ostale
zveze tudi z inozemstvom, preko
katerih bi poizkusala vplivati
tudi ma inozemstvo v tenn smi-
stu ,da bi morda inozemstvo S
svojim nastopom, diplomatskim
pritiskom, gospodarskim in tu-
di vojaskim pritiskom -"
Predsednik: cali so posamez-
nj clani ma teh sestankih dajali
kaka porocila, ko ste prisli sku-
paj?"
Obtozenec: "Ko smo prisii
skupaj, je vsak porocal il svo.
jega podrocja. Ma primer inzenir
Kavcnik je incl mnoge prilike
obiskovati razlicne obrate in je
incl vpogled v delo po teh obra-
tin in je tudi v tenn smislu po.
rocal."
Predsednik: "Kaksen 'sektol
ste vi imeli?"
Obtozenec: "Jaz sem incl v
glavnem nalogo ustvariti pc
moznosti omrezje v domovini
torej v glavnem Sloveniji."
Predsednik: "Ste kar skupa.
obravnavali ia vprasanja?"
Obtozenec IDA, ia vprasanjs
smo obravnavali skupaj."
Vohunska poroeila o
politicne1n stanju in vojski
Predsednik: I'm kaj ste skle
pail, kan daste ia porocila?"
' Obtozenec: "Potem smo pa
sklenili, da bono porocila dajal
zastopnikom inozemstva."
: Predsednik: ''Kako pa so dru
gi clani to delali p
il Obtozenec: 'Drugi pa so tud
! pisali clanke in so Sc potem tist
: clanki objayljali v inozemstvr
Tako ma primer tisto pismo n
: Herriota. ,Mislim, da je pri te
} stvari sodeloyal La Croix."
t Predsednik: Ampak drugs
j lie ,kako je ala zveza !? Je slo p
i kurirju Petru kaj ven z"
e Obtozenec: 20 kurirju Petr
! sn1o poSiliali paG poroGila. ri 1
Montana labor news., 1947-12-25
LEGAL NOTICES
CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP
DOING BUSINESS UNDER THE
FICTITIOUS NAME OF

This will certify that BERNARD r.
Moran and ernest T.. Nail have asso-
ciated themselves together as partners
under the firm name OF Independent
Duracleaners'' a fictitious name. and
tina the aforesaid business is being
conducted at 236 South Main street. In
the City OF Butte. Montana.
That the persons interested in and
owning the aforesaid business as part
ners and their respective places OF resi-
dence are al follows:
Bernard r. Moran. i21 West Iron
Street, Butte, Montana
Ernest 4. Nail. Sl3 West Silver Street.
Butte. Montana
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties
have hereunto subscribed their names
this 18th day Of December. 1947.
BERNARD +. MORAN
ERNEST T. NAIL
State OF Montana
County OF Silver Bow So.
on this 18th day OF December, 1947.
before me, Frank X. Ybarra, a Notary
Public for the State Of Montana. per-
sonally appeared Bernard +. Moran and
Ernest T. Nail, known to me to be the
persons described in and whose names
are subscribed to the above and fore
going certificate and each OF whom
acknowledged to me that he executed
the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, / haveunto
set my hand and affixed my Notarial
Seal the day and year in this certificate
FRANK x. YBARRA. Notary
Public for the State OF Mon
tana residing at Butte. Mont.
tNotarial My commission expires
Seal Copy Sept. 26th, 1850.
First publication Dec. IS, 1s47--4t