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Evening star., 1947-10-02

SELLING! We need properties Of All
types, homes, small d and large investment
commereisi srcund and buildings. Many
clients waiting and our sales force is
liver complete paeEaas--the sale and
the financing. FREDERICK W.. BLRENs
SALES; INC, l5:s st. st NV. Ma NA 9i4i ;
client who wants four-fsmily buildinss.
Direct listing only, WIN charge 90 Gem
VIRGINIA HOMES urgently needed. II
you are considering the sale Of residence.
farm, acreage. or lots within the next few
months, now is the time to discuss details
With a realtor, located in the center CT
ths sab9Sban Vi sTs Re,,ta4. 10 assa'Sns Falis
Church, va, "a. 26.0. -
CASH BUYERS for homes. bungalows,
farms, acreage and lots, In silver Spring,
Nd; and nearby. h. r. BiEhER. sH'
LIST IisT YOUR PROPERTIES with write or
phonr5 ROGER MOSS. 2l25 r. l.. ave.
n no all1U ---4
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LOTS WANTED.
REAL lsrATs wAkTIp.

DESIRE LOTS or acrsass for apts. or row
houses D. c., Arl or Nd. BVk b591
Station. d. c, .
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6Oxl2O Fl. LEVEL; N. Arlington; sewer
6OXI60 Oh Arlington Ridge rd.,. COM
manding a view Of Washington's skyline.
Price $1,000 These are both good bays
DANIELS, GL. 1850 or al. 9a35, -3
COi.ORED-i0th AND FOOTE N.E.-b adj.
lots. including cor: priced for sale TO-
gsther. Gall TN y. ApERHAch Il Co. pi.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

BY OWNER-Seversl beautiful lots ~
Bethesda, Kenwood area, Hamlet ROCK
best offer. 81. e4i1.
FINE ROW-HOUsE BLDG. LOTS 70!
speculative building in Burleith and
near GeorseetHovn. JOHN L1PscoMs q
SExuTifuI WooDMooR. silver sprins ,
most appealing community, the perfect
ovsr Zoo indiyidually desisnsd DWELLINGS
rsneet the hish character Of Develop
mert; sites 10 TO 125 feet vide y ior
O. $3.50; I'll utilities. WeodMocf
q ss';s'ns sssu.... s'ns;f nos;sfoEoT So31 a.tsss'
III $500. -
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ACREAGE roa SALE.

6NTfERY, p6 acres. located IN some q
new South capitYl . ,,,s hrisass: -, alsc vt, NJ
as asr': .,s:. s.meY YuEfM 1fstp SsoSNpG lz37
IL q. Nv. DI. $3.50. 1geksss attention.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE

IS,H6O SQUARE FIT. HrSt COMMERCIAL, Al
r. !. ave. and Newton St ne. near District
line; CRANE & HELAN, Realtors. 81
1000. 3
$4,000 50. FT.. fronting on MI. Vernon
and Commonwealth aves.. Alexandria
zoned coml d.: viii sell or lease all or
part. A. M. ROTH, MA. 1885. y
500 SO. FIT. Of End commercial ground
..sS WASH; ~ not i0s LAT from farmers mar
come In person to Rm. 73O, Woodward
sass Slas' STATION SITE, approx. 1ooxiao:
improved corners on Wise. ave, near Ne
braska ave. An estate property. Eve.
phone GE. 1900. L. T. GRAVATTE,
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND.

ABOUT $4,000 SO. FT.. In lots as small
manufacturing. millwork or warehouse;
long frontage on thoroughfsre; railroad
siding adjoining property. Call Mr. Bros
ius. 81. D4O0; ewes. and Sun, 81. 1850.
STANLEY PEARSON, Realtor, S23B Ga.
ALEXANDRIA,, 900 50. #. level land
on railroad: ideal for warehouse; soc sq
IT. A. NJ. ROTH, MA. 1886. -
CENTRAL d. C.-Corner Of 10000 50. it..
near public siding; wide alley in rear: u.
SO. It. A. N. ROTH. Ma. 1895. =
Evening star., 1947-10-02

lNvEsTMEkT PROPERTY WANTlD.
HAVE CLIENTS for your property, Moth
Ing toe las{s % q sS9 sR small a39, WE III ossa asst
APT. BLDG, 1890 units 20. or nv.
Must be modern Also TWO 4-apt. bldgs
MR, TAMMARO. Ma. 5000. 9.----------------- q
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED TO LEASE in Bethesda. Md,
leasor would be willing to erect bldg. suit
able for new car agency. Call MA. 264S
bet . am. and 4 p.m.; after pm,
CHI 2230 -5
Evening star., 1947-10-02
SUBURBAN RENT-vIRGIhiA,
BUSINESS PRoPERTY FOR SALT.

FURNISHED HOME, Arlington. for couple;
Wash. Phone ia. 1873 after 8 pm
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saM in sEMingSGfl9w .se f Ss hss MssoSry hoass as
h.-w.h.: ia.acre land: nr. No. 2ll hwy.
FILA, GI hnancins.
40 Good s-rm. house. slscS xM "a! acres u land;
WALSH. Centreyille, Va. Phone Fair
fax 23l-J-lI or r after z pm. Fairfax
Evening star., 1947-10-02

Colonial; ,
=, dining rm,.
un bsmt., ell
from transp.;
MILTON @.
OW. 1900.
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Milford chronicle., 1947-10-17
SAFETY COUNCIL NOTES


Motorists-here is a safe driving
suggestion from the Delaware Safe
ty Council We all know how nice
and easy it is to drive on these nice
big highways that have a lot OF
room, are well marked and well
banked on curves.
But even on these roads, some
safety precautions are necessary.
Here are three safety habits that
many drivers forget +. three safe
guards that could prevent many
serious accidents:
l. When turning from the side
roads onto a. highway, wait until
the highway is clear. A car coming
at a rapid rate of speed may be un-
able to stop and either will crash
into your car or have to swerve
over on the wrong side of the road.
And you know how dangerous that
is.
2. When moving from one lane to
another or when turning off the
highway, be sure to signal your in
tentions to the driver behind.
8. Moving along at high speed, il
is especially important to keep a
safe distance between your car anC
/ the car ahead, because things hap
! pen fast. Would you be able to stoI
suddenly if child should dash il
front of the car ahead and the dri
yer bad to slam on his brakes? A
fifty miles an hour. it takes abou
fifteen car lengths to bring a car tt
complete stop.
The Delaware Safety Council re
minds all motorists that safe opera
tion means more than turning tn,
steering wheel in the right direc
tion, shifting the gears. to the cor
rect position, and applying tn
brakes at the proper time. 1t means
in addition, thorough knowledge 0
traffic laws and ordinances, of tn
rules of highway courtesy of >th
proper action to be taken in emer
gencies-in short-thorough know
ledge of all the things that differ
entiate the poor driver from tn
careful driver.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-17
DO YOU KNOMl

@. Under. the Taft-Hartley Law,
are unions required to file financial
reports?
A. In order to be, recognized by
the National Labor Relations
Board, union must provide its
members with a complete financial
report each year, and file with the
Secretary of Labor full information
on it's methods of election and op-
Grafton, financial affairs and trans
actions. 1t must also file with the
Secretay of Labor, affidayits signed
by each local and national officer
to the. effect that such officers are
not members of the Communist
party or other organization advoca-
ting overthrow of our government
| by force or violence.
@. Can union funds be used for
political purposes, under the Law?
A. Labor organizations and COR
porations are prohibited from max
ing a contribution or expenditure
in connection with any political
activity involving a Federal cleo
tion. Individuals can contribute to a
political organization or candidate.
! @. Does the Law provide for fur
/ ther study of labor-management re-
/ lationships?
\ A. Yes. In contrast to the New
i Deals stubborn attitude that the
1 Wagner Act was legislatiyely per-
feet, the Republican Congress re-
/ cognized the. fact that experience
i in the administrator of a law anC
changing conditions often Warrant
amendments improving its proyi
sions. Accordingly, a section of the
new law specifically provides for ;
STUDY committee, composed o
Senate and House Labor COMMITTEES
members, to survey the operation
of the law, obtain further facts an;
viewpoints on labor-managemen
relations, and report it's finding
and recommendations to Congress
in March, 1948 This committee i
already functioning.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-17
RECRUITING NEWS

Former members of the Army,
Navy, Marine Corps and Coast
Guard who were honorably dis
charged from active service Cor re-
leased under honorable conditions)
ON or after May II. 1945, may enlist
in grades commensurate with their
prior active service provided they
held certain occupational special
ties while in the armed forces.
This is an example of the mod
ernized thinking of the new Regu-
lar Army and it also shows that the
army is seeking to enlist men OF
the highest type. of technical skill
and training. Such ratings will
give peace time soldiers positions
of responsibility comparable. to
those which they could demand in
civilian life.
! Any discharged veteran whose
service was in one of these speci-
/ fed categories is eligible for en-
/ listment in a grade commensurate
with his skill up to and including
the grade which he held at the time
of his discharge.
TO man the Regular Army ant
Air Forces which consists of abou
million volunteers, thousands O
trained men will be needed.
Veterans in making your decis
ion of al post war career, compare
the Regular Army with any. jol
you are contemplating as, to its fl
nancial aspects, its retirement ben
! efits . and its opportunities.
+ For further details contact you
local Army and Air Forces recruit
ing officer located in the State Ar
mory at Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-17
EXTENSION. SERVICE LAUNCHSI
CAMPAIGN AGAINST RATS

Delaware's estimated rat popula-
tion of 100000 will eat and destroy
approximately $2,000,0O0 worth of
iced yearly at present feed prices.
This volume of feed would be suffi-
cient to raise 100000 broilers or
to produce 168,000,0O0 pounds of
milk.
In an effort to do something about
this enormous agricultural problem,
the Delaware Agricultural Exten-
sion Service is launching a rat con-
troll program, according to an an
/ nouncement by George Nj. Worri-
low, associate director of the Ex-
tension Service.
In announcing this project Wor-
rillow named a committee COM
posed of Jack Lafferty, extension
editor, chairman; Frank GOrdy, ex-
tension poultryman; Miss Gertrude
Holloway, state home demonstra-
tion club leader, Delmar Young, ex-
tension dairyman; and DR.. L.. A
Stearns, extension entomologist. tC
coordinate the various activities
connected with the program.
The control measures being
stressed by the Extension Service
are the cleaning up of rat harbors
+; the use of effective rat poisons anC
rat proofing of buildings.
Committee chairman Laffert'
urges Service Clubs, Oranges, you'll
ORGANIZATIONS and other groups t.
Join with. Delaware's farm families
to control rats in the State.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-17
NEW AALL.DELAWARE" CAGE
LOOP BEING TALKED UP
(continued from i,rst pseel

represented in three different cir.
cults with six Delaware clubs COM
peting in the Mar-Del circuit, seven
in the. Sussex County League and
three in the Eastern Shore. League.
Incidentally. Delaware clubs car
ried off titular honors in all three
leagues.
Two plans have been advanced as
to how the proposed league could
function. If no more than twelve
teams participated, one circuit
could possibly suffice with each
team playing twenty-five game
schedule calling for ome-and-home
series of two games between all
clubs. However, second plan has
been advanced whereby if more
than ten teams entered, the circuit
could be divided into southern and
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-17
Domestic Rubber suUulv

In 1910. says a Twentieth Century
fund report, domestic sources sup
piled less than IS per cent of the
$4,000 tons of rubber consumed in
the United StatesJ Since Pearl Har-
Dor. however. We have built up our
domestic productive capacity to APP
proximately 100000 tons. Approxi-
mately three-fourths of all the
crude rubber consumed in the
United States goes into tires. and
tubes.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-17
FIVE BODIES OF DELAWARE
WAR DEAD ARRIVED IN
AMERICA LAST FRIDAY
(continued from nrss pass,

A%+@As~-@~e~@ ~~~@~+ e@~~-
John w. Herstine, captain. U. S.
william E. Holman. motor ma
chinist's mate. third class (SS) T..
S. N, Mrs. Anna Hoffman, 734 East
Sixth Street.
William NJ. Masker, corporal, u.
S NJ. c., Mrs. Martha G. Masker,
Szl East Twenty Sixth Street.
Thomas F. Naylor, chief ma
chinist's mate. U. S. N, Mrs. Mary
N. Dugan, 40S South Herald Street.
Many More to Follow
In all. nearly 100000 Americans
lost their lives in World War IL.
Actually the conflict cost more
the figure does not include the miss
ing or those who died as prisoners.
The Honda Knot and a transport
from Europe, due in New York Oct.
Is, are the first of many-for Off
cials say three-fourths of all Ameri-
cans who died abroad probably VIII
be returned for burial.
At noon, G p. M, Wilmington
time), last Friday, the Honda Knot
dropped anchor 800 yards off the
curving Marina shore, just inside
the Golden Gate. FOrty-eight planes
escorted her into San francisco
Bay. AS memorial services began
artillery fired measured, Il
gun salute.
From the shore little launch
carried simple wreath to the shlI
President Truman's tribute from
the nation. Leaves from trees in al
parts of the country were used tC
form the wreath.
Silent Tribute
Then. a minute of silence. fol
lowed by the National Anthem
played by an Army-Navy band. May
or Roger Lapham informed th
Presidents military aid. Maj.-Gen
Harry Vaughn, that the memoria
wreath had been presented.
Speakers for the half-hour me
mortal service included Gen. Mar
Clark, Sixth Army commandant
Gov. Earl Warren, and Secretary Q
the Navy John L. Sullivan.
After taps, the Honda Knot move
on down the bay to dock at the Oak
land. Army base.
The families of the Delaware VIZ
tins with the exception of Corpora
Masker, have not yet completed II
neral arrangements.
The body of Corporal Masker WI
not come TO Wilmington, membe
of the family said. 1t will be born
to West Pittstown, Pa, where h
father is buried and where there
q family burial lot.
Corporal Masker, one of fol
sons of Mrs. Martha Masker, WI
served during World War III, We
killed in the operation which r.
turned Guam to the United State
and he was buried on that islam
He had previously gone unscatht
through the invasions of Taraw
and Saipan.
Before entering the Marine Corr
in 1912. he was assistant manage
of a golf course in West Pittsto
the former family home.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-17
Purpose Of Bumper

Automotive engineering studies
made by sac. have disclosed that
a bumper protects vehicles only at
low speeds and during parking
operations. The tests disclosed that
a. bumper strong enough to. protect
a vehicle in a collision at high
speed would be so unyielding as to
totally wreck the car.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-17

northen divisions with playoffs de-
Gliding titular honOrs.
The Milford Vets, local communi-
ty team, sponsored by the Blue Hen
Post. V. F. W., was represented at
the Georgetown meeting by Harris
Belts and Dave Hugg, manager and
business manager, respectively, of
the Milford team The Vets conf
peted successfully in the eight club
Mar-Del League last winter, finish
ing second to Middletown in the
final standings and advancing to the
finals of the leagues post-season
playoffs; winners of twenty eight
games in a tough thirty-five game
card, the Vets won recognition as
one of the peninsula's most out
standing teams.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-17

His three brothers who, served in
the Navy and Army are: Edward NJ,
Joseph and George.
Captain Died In CHINA
Captain Herstine, who was a
warded, posthumously, Legion OF
Merit, was killed in action in China
in 1914.
A former employe of the Hercu-
les Powder Company in Whining
In. and, at the time of his cali to
duty, an employee of the Bethlehem
Steel Company, he was sent to the
China Burma India theatre and was
there engaged in training Chinese
troops.
The Legion of Merit award, given
TO his wife. Mrs. Sara B. Herstine,
was:
@For exceptionally meritorious
conduct when he crossed the Sal
ween River with his regiment until
/ Sept. 12. 1914, when he gave his
/ life -"
He was the son of A. Wilson Her
stine and the late Blanche Herstine
of Bethlehem, Pa. In addition to his
/ father and his wife. brother, A.
Wilson Herstine, Jr.. survives.
NaylOr In Two Wars
Chief Machinist's Mate Thomas
Francis Naylor, who was 46, when
+ he died OF a. heaVt ailment in q
4 Pacific island hospital in 1945, was
a veteran of both world wars.
i He had been in the Navy since
1923 and had an opportunity to re-
tire but preferred to stay in service
In World War he had served witt
an Army observation balloon squad
ron in France.
A native of Wilmington, Chic
Naylor attended st. Mary's Schoo
and was employed at the Lobdel
Car Wheel Company when he en-
listed in the Army in World War
: About two years after he returned
from France, he enlisted in the Ma
Wy and served continuously there
} after.
He is survived by three sister
| and brother, Mrs. Dugan, Mrs
John E. Leary. Miss Catherine I
Naylor, and James T. Naylor, all o
this city.
- Nayyman Drowned
I Edward Hoffman, motor ma
chinist's mate, third class, browne
. in the Pacific on Dec, 80, 1916. Tn
government gave no other, detail
OF his death at the time and mem
bers of his family could not D
Z, reached.
! He enlisted in the Navy in 1914
: and rejoined in 1916. He was
graduate of St. Stansilaus' Schoi
u and an employe of the Pennsylvani
y Railroad Company.
: In addition to his mother, he
? survived by sister, Stefanie;
5 step-sister, Anna Cushing, and TIVE
step-brothers, Anthony and Wi
I liam Cushing.
= Private Cleaves was a non-batt
y casualty in the Pacific. His next-o
: kin could not be contacted for Il
= neral details.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-17
pyramids Of Mexico

Although pyramids have always
been thought Of in connection with
Egypt, there are actually more Of
Vhem in Mexico. built by the -Incas
and the Aztecs.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-17

The United States uses about 40
million railroad ties every year.
enough to build $4,000 miles of
track
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-16
Russia umaknila
cete IL Bolgarijje

LONDON, Is. dec.-Moskov-
ski radio je danes naznanil, da
je Rusija umaknila svoje cete il
Bolgarije, soglasno z mirovno
pogodbo "a Bolgarijo.
Soglasno mirovnimi pogod-
bami bivsimi satelitskimi dr.
zavami Nemcije, SO tudi Zedi-
njene drzave umaknile svoje ce-
te il Italije istega dne, kot jih je
Rusija umaknila il Bolgarije,
namrec preteklo nedeljo.
Kar sc tice Romuniie in Mad
zarske mirovne pogodbe predvi-
devajo, da lahko Rusija drzi v
teh dezelah cete, da zavaruje
zvezo svojo okupacijsko zono
v Avstriji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-16
PROSVETNI ODBOR
PODAL POROCILO

WASHINGTON, Is. dec
Poseben .odbor predsednika Tru-
mana "a, visjo izobrazbo je da-
nes priporocil, da Sc omogoei
prosto javno izobrazbo skozi
prve dve lett ma visokih solah.
Obenem je odbor apeliral, da Sc
ukinijo omejitve proti zamor-
Gem in zidom ma ameriskih So
lah..
Odbor .je napadel loeene sole
"a zamorce in belopoltce in ST.
stem tako zvane kvote, XII ga
prakticirajo posamezne visoke
sole in XII mnogim skupinam
onemogoca vpis visje sole.
V odboru Sc nahajajo znani
profesorji, sestavljen pa je bill
leta 1916, da preisce stanje pro-
svete Sirom dezele.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-16
Italia dobila 5
novih ninistrov

RIM, Is. dec. - Danes lie BIZ
la zaprisezena petorica novih
italijanskih ministrov v potezi,
da Sc ojaci de sGasperijeva VIA
da.
Novi ministri so:
Bivsi italijanski ambassador
v Franciji in voditelj desnicar-
skin socijalistov Giuseppe Sa-
ragat, voditelj levicarskih re-
publikancev Randolfo Pacciardi
republikanec Cipriano Facchi-
netti, delavski socialist Lodovi-
co d'Aragone in delavski soci-
jalist Roberto Tremollini.
Premier de Gasperi je potezo
svoje Wade oznacil kot "zdruzi-
tev SIP proti epozieiji konuni-
stov in njihovih zaveznikov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-16
,GrSki mOnarhisti
bOdO dObili Sc
nadaljno pomoc?

WASHINGTON, Is. dec
Vladni uradniki so danes izja-
viii, da Sc bo morale amerisko
pomoc grski (monarhisticni)
vladi podaljsati do junija mese-
ca leta 1949, da bi sc uspesno
zoperstavila gerilcem.
V sedanje nacrte Wade, XII 81
Ger Sc MISC koncno odobreni, je
vkljucena zahteva "a nadaljnih
$300,0OO,O0O Vsota DO pa od-
visna cd odobritve Marshallo-
vega nacrta, XII predvideva po-
moe Grciji cd 1. aprila.
Poleg tega Sc predvideva tudi
direktno vojasko pomoc grski
monarhisticni vladi, XII bo stala
okrog $16O,0OO,OOO.
aUradniki, XII so prvotno ver-
jeli, da Sc DO monarhisticno VIA
do lahko postavilo ma njene last
ne noge do prihodnjega junija,
so sedaj mnenja, da Sc nekaj
taksnega ne more pricakovati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-16
Velike zaloge hrane
Sc pokvarile v Grcciji

ATENE, Is. dec. - Pirejska
zveza trgovcev je naslovila ma
vlado protest, v katerem je re-
ceno, da Sc je tekom zadnjih
petih mesecev v skladiscih po-
kvarilo "a $4,5OO,OOO ziveza, XII
lezi nerazdeljen v pirejskih
skladiscih.
Pirej je luka "a Atene.
Protest med ostalim pravi,
da Sc je pokvarilo 100000 fun
tov sladkorja, zaloge sira, IL
hlapljenega mleka, socivja, rib,
masti in konserviranih jedil.
Justicno ministrstvo je sedaj
naznanilo, da DO preiskovalo,
zakaj Sc zivez nj razdelil.
Ameriska misija "a pomoc
Grciji poroea istocasno, da ma
pomolih in v skladiscih Sc ved-
no lezi "a Is milijonov raznega
blaga, poslanega v Grcijo cd
UNRRE in raznih drugih or
ganizacij.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-16
POLISH PODPREMIER Ma
PADA ZEDINJENE DRZAVE

WROSLAV, Poljska, Is. dec.
- Ma kongresu socialisticne
stranke je poljski podpremier
Vladislav Gomulka ostro napa-
dal politiko Zedinjenih draw ter
izjavil, da je Rusija danes edi"
nj branik miru proti "imperia-
lizmu in reakciji Zedinjenih dr.
zav."
Gomulka, XII je tajnik Poljske
delavske (komunisticne) stran-
Ike, je tudi kritiziral socialiste,
xxi sede ma plotu in Sc ne mo-
rejo odlociti, ma katero stran bi
stopili."
Wroslaw, XII Sc nahaja v in
dustrijskem okrozju slezije, je
bill preje pod Nemcijo znan kot
Breslau.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-16
HUTCHINS OZNACIL OBVEZ
NO VOJASKO SLUZBO "a
"SMESEN VOJNI GIN"

WASHINGTON, Is. dec
Kancelar Chicaske universe
Robert M. Hutchins je snoci OH
gosal predlagano splosno obvez-
no vojasko sluzbo kot "smesen
in potraten vojni Gin
Odlicni pedagog je v svojem
govoru pred Narodnim svetom
"a preprecenje vojne med osta-
linn izjavil:
S tenn ne bono dosegli druge-
ga kot podzgali druge narode
proti samim sebi. Ker drugis ma
rodi vedo, da je splosna vojaska
vezba vojaskega vidika tel
atomski dobi nesmiselnost, sc
mas vsled tega, ker bono imeli
tako vezbanje ne bodo bolj bali,
kakor &c bi ga ne imeli."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-16
TAFT ODKLONIL POZNO
VABILO v BELO HISO

WASHINGTON, Is. dec. -
Ma banketu casnikarskega klu-
ba, XII Sc je vrsh prosli petek
zvecer, je predsednik Truman
med kramljanjem senatorjem
Taftom slednjega povabil, da Sc
udelezi konference kongresnih
voditeljev glede Marshallovega
nacrta, toda Taft je odvrnil, da
ina prejsnje obveznosti. To je
ohijski senator ocividno storil,
ker je bilo njegovo ime izpu-
sceno il formalnega vabila ma
konferenco, XII je bilo objavlje-
no pred vec dnevi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-16
NOW RUSKI AMBASSADOR
DOSPEL v AMERIKO

WASHINGTON, is. dec. -
Sovjetska ambasada je izjavila,
da DO jutri odpotoval v Zedinje-
ne drzave novi sovjetski amba-
sador Aleksander Semjonovic
Panjuskin. Panjuskin DO zame-
njal Novikova, XII je bill vsled
rahlega zdravja odpoklican pre-
teklega julia.
S prihodom novega sovjetske-
ga ambasadorja Sc bodo obno-
villa pogajanja glede ureditve
"lend-lease' dolga v znesk
$11, ,297, 900, 1000.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-16
KUNT HAMSUN PRIDE
PRED SODNIJO

OSLO, Is. dec.-Norveski pi-
satelj Knut Hamsun, XII je leta
1922 dobil Nobelovo nagrado "a
njizevnost, sc DO jutri zacel Ia
govarjati proti obtozbam, da je
"a casa vojne sodeloval naci-
sti.
Hamsun, XII je star 88 let in je
skoro popolnoma gluh, je incl
sina, XII je sluzil V nacisticnih SIS
oddelkih. Veruje Sc, da vsled
starosti ne DO obsojen zapor,
ampak 90 lie placal globo.