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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-20

je mudilo in cez nekaj casa sta
Sc ~obsojencu priblizala diva mo
Ska, krvnikova pomocnika, ds
bi ga odvedla-nesrecni clovek
pa jeje grabil popa "a obleko.
"Otrok moi :" je sepetaI
pop, tacas pa Sc je trudil, da b;
svojo obleko izvlekel il njegovih
rok, "otrok moi ..."
"Vislice So to vislice sc
to je Sc naprej mrmral oh.
sojeni.
Nazadnje so ga odtrgali cd to-
lazeeega ga popa -.
Zdravnik je obmolknil "a mi.
|nuto in zopet nadaljeval:
"Mnogo umiranj sem videl ,
svojem zivljenju, minute "a mi.
nuto sem sledil postopnemu uga.
sanju 'organizma, toda takrat
sem bill poleg cloveka, XII ga s
pomocjo vse znanosti nj bio me
|goce resiti, in kot zdravnik sem
mirno pricakoval neizprosnc
SHIRT svojega pacienta -. toda
tale smrt, XII so jo pripravljali
tn pred menoj, je vznemirjala
vsak moi zivec. Ma eni strani sc
zdravniki posluzujemo sredstev.
XII jih je znanost pc dolgih sto.
letjih prizadevanj odkrila, cato,
da bi cloveka ~vsaj "a minute
ohranil pri zivljenju, tu-le mo-
raS pa-zdrav, mocan clovek .je,
XII bi lahko zivel Sc sto lee-gle-
dati, kako DO ia clovek to mi
nuto nasilno koncal, prisostvo.
vati umetnemu i~zzivanju smrti.
In vse to sem kot zdravnik, Xxi
ga klicejo ma pomoc, incl pred
ocmi Potem Sc jim je po-
srecilo, posaditi ga v sod, oni pa
Sc je 2 izrazom blazneza v oceh
prizadeval priti do popa. LII glej,
drzavni pravdnik, XII je stall po-
leg meme, je zavpil:
"'Njegovo Velicanstvo ii po-
klanja zivljenje!'
"Kaksna so ia darila V ma
sem stolctju, sem mislil in Sc Ia
cudeno ozrl ma drzavnega pravd.
nika. Podoben je bill K~ristusu
ko je klical Lazarja il groba.
"Hura, vpij, klici: maj xiv
Njegovo Velicanstvo,' SO straz
niki suvali obsojenca in Bog We.
zakaj SO sami kricali: Maj zivi
Njegovo Velicanstvo'!"
Krvnik in njegovi, prav take
osupli, so Sc pomaknili vstran
samo da MISC vpili ne hura, M
zivijo nikomur, o~bsojenec je '
pol klececem polozaju gledal
trapastim, brezsmiselnim pogle
dom ljudi okrog sebe in mrmral
"Vislice so to -. vislice SO tt
:. oce pop ...'
Nj bill vec sposoben "a ieco
ampak "a norisnico.
"Kaj pomeni vse to-" sem pc
zneje vprasal drzavnega pravd
nika.
mic, nic," mi je z nasmehon
odgovoril, re vceraj smo pre-
jeli brzojavko, da je pomiloscen
toda hotel smo ga drugim "a
zgled prestrasiti."
I'm &c znori?
"Vraga, cemu maj hi mu bill;
pamet?" je odhajaje dejal DIR
zavni pravdnik, ~nasmehajoc Sc.
Zdravnik je Koncal. Vsi okro;
MEGA so molcali; samo eden pr
sotnih je cez nekaj casa spre
govoril:
"Drzavni pravdnik je tako RI
koc incl prav, cemu hi soda
potreboval pamet?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-20
Georgi StGmat0v:
SENCE

Nikoli nisem bill navzocen pr
izvrsitvi smrtne obsodbe, prvis
cato, ker 81 tega nisem zelel, dru.
gle pa, ker izvrsujejo oblastvs
te zadevseine sedaj kar naskri'
vaj, kakor naskrivaj nastajaje
tudi prestopki sami, kakor ,da Sc
tudi oblastvo boji nekakega So
disca. Nepricakovano sem tudi
JAZZ kot zdravnik, XII maj hi ugo'
tovil, &c je oblastvo izvrsile
pravni postopek, kakor Sc spo'
dobi, prisel v j%etnisnico; do Sc
daj ne pomnim odvratnejsega
obcutka, kakor sem ga incl, Ike
sem dejal drzavnemu pravdniku
da bonn drugi dan prisel v jet
nisnico. Zdelo Sc mi je, ko da
sem obljubil, da bonn izvrsil ne
kaj podlega.
Ko sem drugi dan stopil ma
dvorisce jetnisnice, je bio re vse
pripravljeno, strazniki S puska-
mi so sc bill ma sredi vstopili v
krog, kjer so bile pred kratkim
postavljene vislice; med dvema
stebroma je bio videti vinski
sod, XII je svoje dni S svojo vse-
bino sladil cloveska srca, sedaj
pa je bill namenjen "a n~ajstras-
nejsi trenutek clovekovem xiv
ljenju. craven vislic je stare, gr-
basto clovece nekaj u~rejalo S
tako ravnodusnostjo, kakor da
postavlja slavolok; bio je jas
no, da je to eden jetnikov, Xxi
je bill nekoc obsojen ma smrt, pa
so ga pomilostili z dosmrtnimi
okovi.
Isti drzavni pravdnik, XII je
morebiti pred lett z grmecimi
besedami zahteval zaradi uboja
njegovo glavo, ga je sedaj sam
pozival, maj obesi svojega biz
NIGGA. Ali je pomilosceni hudo-
delec sedaj vneto premisllal, ka-
ko Sc DO spokoril "a svoj greh,
ali nj mislil nicesar, hi bilo tez-
ko reel -.
Deset let je bill re prebil v "a
poru, preostajala mu je Sc vec-
most. Kaksne misli bi Sc mogle
roditi il tega? craven MEGA je
stal pop; ne bi bio lahko dolociti
izraza ma njegovem obrazu; tudi
druge kraft sem videl ia obraz:
ma zenitovanjih, pa je bill pray
taksen. Cez nekaj casa so uka'
zali, maj pripeljejo obsojenca-
prikazal Sc je zdrav, visok mia
denic, Sc mlad, cisto mlad, yer
;jetno je bill dopolnil komaj le'
pin, toda strasnih ena in dvaj.
set let.
Prebrali so mu obsodbo; be
roc jo, so ~izgovarjali besede, k|
da zivljenja vseh prisotnih zavi
sijo cd ME. .Svetovno oblastvo j
torej napravilo obracun z obso
jencem, samo krvnik je Sc ne
strpno cakal konca tie dogodiv
Seine. Pop je stopil k mladenicu
"Otrok moi" je zaeel, "kmal'
hos zapustil to gresno zemljo il
hos odsel v vecno zivljenje ]
Bogu. Ne BOZ Sc, sinek, "a teb'
nj Sc vsega konec -. tamkaj,
je govoril pop, potem ko je pc
kazal proti nebu, "tamkaj 80"
Nesrecnez pa je pogledal Xvi
sku in zagledal vislice.
"Vislice so to 80. oce pop. :.
vislice so to -" je obupno il
YES tresoc sc zasepetal.
In v teh kratkih besedah j
bila izrazena VISA groza njego
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-20
.Avonti Sovoio!

.
Italijanski s%ovinisti, organizi-
rani v CLN-u in Lega Nazionale,
SO pripravljali "a obletnico izkr-
canja italijanskih Get Trstu
veliko. sovinisticno manifestaci-
jo. Hotel SO ponoviti II. marco,
ko SO manifestirali pc ulicah IT.
sta %potencirani %italijanski SOW
nisti, pripeljani il Italije ma an
glo-amerikanskih kamijonih.
Toda to pot Italijanov-sovini-
stow MISC pripeljali il Italije in
manifestacij, lahko recemo, nj
bio. Res, da so pozivali mesca-
ne, maj Sc udeleze manifestacij,
toda ii sc MISC odzvali. Cd takrat
pa do sedaj Sc je re mnogo spre-
menilo, predvsem pa je razvoj
politicnih dogodkov pokazal, da
je pot, XII 10 nakazuje GIN S
svojim trobilom "Voce liberia"
popolnoma zgresena.
Doziveli pa smo namesto ma
nifestacij ponovne fasisticne
provokacije. Nedavno so Sc bile
pojavile v centru mesta udarne
|CLN-ovske grippe z italijanski-
mi zastavami okoli vratu. Pc
starem obicaju jih nj nihce mo-
til, ko so napadali pc ulicah
mirne pasante-antifasiste in CT
wilma policija Sc je zopet pokaza-
la, kot re nestetokrat popolno-
ma "nepristransko."
V ponedeljek so ~profesorji IL
pustili mladino nekoliko pref liz
sole, da je potem vpila pc Korzu,
toda mescani Sc jim MISC pridru-
zili. Use je izzvenelo kot vpitje
majhne skupine mladih in sitih
ljudi, XII nimajo nicesar opraviti
S sirokimi ljudskimi mnczicami.
Do resnejsih provokacij je
prislo v ponedeljek 5. novembra.
Poseben Wax, XII je vozil ia dan
pripadnike CLN-a in Lega Ma
zionale v Redipuljo k sovinistic-
MIN izzivanjem, Sc je pr Stivanu
ustavil in Sovinisti so napadli
delavce, Xxi so pogozdovali. Sow
nisti so vpili: "Avanti Savoja!!"
in streljali z brzostrelkami ma
delavce ter jih vec ranili.
Podobne provokacije in napa-
di S pistolami so sc vrsili tudi Y
Gorici.
Delavci, XII so re vedeli, da bo-
do sovinisti delali izpade pc ia
sisticnem vzoru, SO opozorili Ia
veznisko vojno upravo, maj ma
redi red, ker drugace bodo de-
lavci nastopili sami. V resolu-
ciji "a Zvezno vojno upravo sc
poudarili, da smatrajo ZVU kot
odgovorno "a fasisticna izziva.
MIA. Kliub vsemu ZVU nj pc.
skrbela, da hi ne prislo do fast
sticnih izpadov, niti nj re pc iz'
vrsenih napadih aretirala kriv.
cev, XII SO jih poznali. Zato so pa
delavci drzali svojo besedo in sc
v ponedeljek pustili. delo ter Sc
pojavili v centru mesta.
Takoj je bill red in mir; fast
sticni izzivaci SO izginili in 81
MISC upali prikazati niti ma vialt
Xxx Settembre, kjer je njihovs
"trdnjava." Tako so delavci do
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-20

LEARN SHOOTING IS OVER -. Pvt. Loais NevaM, left MOcanaqua,
Pa, and T/Sgt. Charles CahiI, Rumford. Ne, both wheel chair patients
at HaIloran general hospital. Staten Island, n. y. read about Presl
dent Trunans proclamad0n declaring cessation sf hestlities az World
war II, rs o. neon, December 81. Nurse Veronica Sa1addgo looks q
as wounded vets read about the erdsg which inmedhdy wDsd ~
ne statute books ID emergency laMs.a
Evening star., 1947-03-18
a Entries Raise Total
In Art Contest 10 217

Four more entries in The Evening
Star Student Calendar Art contest
received today increased the number
now entered in the contest to PIT.
Four additional paintings also
were received, two each from Betty
Attebery of Anacostia High School
and Thelma Furr of Eastern High
School.
The four latest entries were from
Beverly c. Bridges Of Immaculate
Seminary, Barbara Hef1in of Thomas
Jefferson and Allan Milofsky and
jeanne Herrod of Macfarland.
With only two weeks left in the
contest, students are urged to bring
or send their finished pictures to the
Art Contest Editor, Room 724, The
Evening Star Building. Prompt de-
livery will aid in handling the pic
lures and avoiding any chance OF
damaging them.
Negotiations now are under way
for a downtown auditorium where
the pictures entered in the contest
will be put on public display about
May l at which time the decision OF
the judges will be announced.
The six pictures selected as best
will appear in The Evening Stars
l948 calendar and will win the ar
lists a 500 United States Savings
Bond each.
All pictures must be in color al
though the medium and subject is
left to the contestant.
Evening star., 1947-03-18
Navy ChopIoin Post Voted

The House passed and sent to the
Senate bill establishing perma.
nently in the Navy the post Of chie1
of chaplains. A wartime law pro-
vided for a temporary chief.
Evening star., 1947-03-18
Post to Honor Duvid Block

Jewish War Veterans Post No. SO
will honor David Block, past COM
mander OF the post, at a dinner at
the Mayflower Hotel at 7 o'clock to-
night,
Evening star., 1947-03-18
Buildings 70 Light
Good Friday Crosses

Many public and business build
ings throughout the District will
display lighted crosses from Holy
Thursday night to Good Friday
morning, April 4, the Rev. Joseph
E. Gedra, executive secretary of the
Three Hours Observance of Good
Friday Committee, announced today
The cross of lights display has
become a tradition in observance Of
Good Friday in the District. Among
buildings taking part this year are
the YMCA, Veterans Administra-
ton, Municipal Center, American
Federation of Labor, Interior De-
partment and Knights of Columbus
The Good Friday committee seeks
to have Government agencies and
business firms permit their employees
time off between noon and pm
Good Friday to attend religious
services. Co-chairmen are the Right
Rev. Angus Dun, Episcopal Bishop
of Washington; the Most Rev
Michael j. CurIey, Archbishop Of
the Catholic Diocese of Baltimore
and Washington, and Bishop Charles
Wesley Flint, Methodist Bishop oi
the Washington area. DR.. M. Chan
dler Stith, executive secretary o1
the District Baptist Convention, Is
chairman Of the committee.
Evening star., 1947-03-18
New York May Probe
Reds Role in Staying
OF Italian Editor
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 17.-Assistant
District Attorney Jacob Grumet
said today that the New York
County district attorneys office
would consider a request that the
role of the Russian secret police
(NKVD) in connection with the un-
solved Staying of Carlo Tresea, Ital-
ian language labor newspaper edi-
tor, be Investigated.
Mr.. Grumet's comment was made
after group, headed by Norman
Thomas, Socialist leader, left with
him statement which urged the
district attorney ito summon a
grand jury to investigate the role OF
NKVD and certain American Com
munist Party leaders" in the Tresca
Staying in New York on January II,
1943, and the disappearance Of Juliet
Stuart Poyntz.
Miss Poyntz, one-time Communist
leader, was declared legally dead in
October, 1914, seven years after dis
appearing from her mid Manhattan
residence in June, 1887 At the time
Surrogate James A. Foley noted that
charges had been made that she
was kidnapped and removed to
Russia"
The Thomas-led group said that
the book, This Is My Story by
Louis F. Budenz, former member OF
the Communist Party's Nationa.
Committee, reveals highly impor-
tant information about the terror
list activities Of the NKVD, the
Russian secret police, in the United
States"
Mr.. Thomas said the group urged
that "a grand jury investigation
or John Doe investigation" should
be conducted to stop Soviet agents
from enlisting aid of Americans In
these plots and murders"
Accompanying Mr. Thomas were
James T. Farrell, the author, ane
City Council Louis P. Goldberg, rep.
resenting the Al signers of the
statements.
Evening star., 1947-03-18
Roger fancy Brooke Dies;
Family Old in MARYLAND

Roger Taney Brooke, 10, re-
tired superintendent at the Penn
sylvania Railroad freight yards here
and a descendant of one Of Mary
lands oldest families, died yesterday
at his home In Deal, Md.
A native of Leland, Md, Mr.
Brooke was the son of the late Judge
John B. Brooke and the late Helen
Hill Brooke. He was a direct de-
scendant of Robert Brooke, who
settled in Maryland in 1850, and was
named for Roger Brooke Taney,
Chief Justice of the United States
from 1886 to 1864.
Mr.. Brooke retired from the rail-
road about 20 years ago.
Surviving are two brothers, Rob-
ert Henry Brooke of Deal and Ber-
nard H. Brooke, Washington; one
nephew and four nieces.
Requiem mass will be said at 9
am. tomorrow at st. Mary's Cath
olic Church, Upper Marlboro, by the
Rev. Francis j. Loughran, pastor.
Burial will be in Mount Carmel Gem
etery, Marlboro.
Evening star., 1947-03-18
Lucas Charges Group
Has Gone Too Far in
Anti Portal Pay Bill
by the Asseciutsd Press

Senator Lucas, Democrat, of Hi.
nois declared today the Senate Ju.
dietary Committee "has gone tot
far" in its bill to bar portal pay
claims. He forecast most Demo.
Gratis will line up behind a substi.
tute proposal.
| The subject held the Senate's at.
tention for the third straight ses-
sion. Senator Donnell, Republican
of Missouri had still to complete
an exhaustive analysis OF the com.
mittee plan to outlaw portal suits
totalling nearly 5000, 00,00o. A
vote today appeared unlikely.
Senator Lucas, Senate minority
whip, objected that the committee
bill would knock out back wage
claims which do not come under
the definition of portal pay.
McCarran, McGrath Offer Plan.
Authors of the substitute, Demo-
Gratis McCarran of Nevada and Nc
Grath of Rhode Island, declared
their measure would cut off recovery
under accrued portal claims without
eliminating other claims under the
Wage-Hour Act.
II think most of our fellows will
stand with the substitute bill," Sen
ator Lucas told reporter.
He said he believes "the great
majority of Republicans and Demo-
Gratis both agree there should be
relief in strictly portal SUITS" but
in the committee bill well be look
ing for constitutional trouble"
Cites Supreme Court Cases.
Senator Donnell agreed the bills
constitutionality should be "unas-
sailable," but cited a number of
Supreme Court cases to support his
contention that the committee
measure will meet the test.
The legislation aims to outlaw the
wave of suits filed on the basis of
Supreme Court ruling that non
working activities are subject to
payment under the Wage-Hour Act
If they occur on time controlled
by the employer. ...-
Senators LANCER, Republican of
North Dakota; Magnuson, Demo-
crat, of Washington, and Kilgore,
Democrat, Of West Virginia, Joined
Senators McCarran and McGrath
in minority report yesterday criti-
cizing the committee bill as ere
lieving an employer from RESPONSE
bilities. in cases which do not in
volve portal-to-portal activities"
They declared the bill would
make substantial changes in the
Wage-Hour Act which would ham
dicap its enforcement, require new
and difficult judicial interpretations
and lead to labor unrest.
Evening star., 1947-03-18
Income Item DeIeted
From Casey's Bank
Record, Trial Is Told
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. 18.--An in
come tax investigator testified ir
Federal Court yesterday that one in
come tax record supplied by bank
to Eugene B. Casey, former White
House aide, was either torn or cut SC
that one item Of income received by
him in 1941 was deIeted. a,ge i
James Sullivan. special agent OF
the Internal Revenue Bureau, was
the witness at the trial of Mr.. Casey
on an indictment charging evasion
OF $7Q,384 in income taxes in 1941
1912 and 1943. He was once an aide
to President Roosevelt.
Mr.. Sullivan said a photographed
copy Of a letter and list of interest
items collected by the bank for MIR
Casey showed the last item OF
interest reported collected for the
defendant was $4,000 on note.
Mr.. Sullivan added that when he
asked attorneys and a bookkeepel
Tor Mr.. Casey to show him the tax
payers copy of the list of interest
income items, the last entry was
missing.
The witness said both the attorneys
and bookkeeper denied knowledge Of
how the item had been deleted.
| Earlier, the Government presented
evidence that Mr.. Casey failed tt
report farm rents and security
profits in his returns.
Four farmers related to the jury
in detail the rentals they paid Mr.
Casey on his properties in Mont.
gomery County.
Mr.. Casey's counsel admitted thu
rentals had not been reported a.
income in the original report, but
reiterated that Mr.. Casey did MOI
intend to defraud.
Evening star., 1947-03-18
ice States Hearings
On Motor Bus Lines
BY the Associated Press

The Interstate Commerce Com
mission announced yesterday it will
hold hearings in various parts of the
country as part of its general in.
vestigation of rates and practices o1
motor bus lines.
The inquiry was initiated by the
commission last July. Yesterdays
announcement said ICC had de-
MED a petition by the National Bus
Traffic Association and various in
dividual lines for deferment O.
hearings.
The case was assigned to be hearo
by Commissioner william E. Lee
Examiner Michael T. Corcoran ane
cooperating State commissioners
Initial testimony will be taken here
on June 9. There will be session.
at Boston June 16, at San Francisco
August 4, at Chicago September l;
and another hearing here Novem.
Der II.
Evening star., 1947-03-18
Mcmahon Fears Race
For, Arms if Russia
Rejects Atom Control
By The Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Mar. Ex-senator
Mcmahon, Democrat, of Connecticut
declared last night that If Russia
rejects plans for international con-
troll of atomic energy the world
can look forward to an armaments
race and a third world war.
In addressing the st. Patrick
Society Of Brooklyn. Senator Nc
Mahon, member of the Senate
House Atomic Committee, said he
is deeply disturbed by the present
status of atomic energy negotia-
tions" in the light Of recent speech
by Andrei A. Gromyko, Soviet rep
resentative on the United Nations
Security Council
IF our offer and our plan is to
be finally rejected, then I say to
you bluntly and frankly that we
must be prepared for the eventuality
which has always resulted from
ornaments races" he declared.
Clark Also Speaks.
In. another st. Patrick's Day ad-
dress here, Attorney General Clark
urged that all Americans unite to
see that Communism, Fascism and
all other totalitarian fsms' do not
infiltrate further in our American
way of life"
There is no place in America
for those who believe in those doc
trines," he told the 163d annual
dinner of the Society of the Friend
ly sons of st. Patrick.
If they wish to follow out those
beliefs, they ought to go to the
countries which proposed them
Senator McMahon said it will be
only a matter of time until Russia
has the atomic bomb. He noted
that the Russians apparently "see
no cause for hurry" in arriving at
international agreements either on
atomic control or on a peace treaty
for Germany.
"Is it because they see a continu-
ing disintegration in the free world
and hope that out of the chaos and
despair and misery that accompa-
nies it will come their change to
inherit the earth?" he asked.
IF they do, I would beg of them
to see and understand that the
American people have proved in the
fires of conflict that we think well
enough of our way Of life to die
for it-taht we will not stand idly
and passively by and watch the
ways of totalitarianism engulf the
earth"
Senator McMahon argued that
only by helping the rest of the
world share in the American stand
ard of living can Communism be
defeated.
THAT Is why, as I see it" he said,
I'VE have decided to bring aid and
succor and relief to the distressed
nations of the earth"
The speeches followed q day-long
celebration by New York's Irish
that was climaxed by parade of
10000 marchers up Fifth Avenue.
Police estimated that 1,250,0 per-
sons watched the parade.
Evening star., 1947-03-18
Bike Messenger Held
lin Pedestrian Injury

James E. Cunningham, IT, colored,
2200 block of H street NV, a
Western Union messenger, was
charged by police with failing to
give the right-of- to a pedes-
trian yesterday after his bicycle
struck woman at Wisconsin avenue
and P streets NV.
Elsa Morales, 40, of 1850 Harvard
street NV, was treated at Emer-
gency Hospital for possible frac-
tured pelvis and bruised legs, police
reported. b.
Evening star., 1947-03-18
Poland Spurs u. n.
On First Session Of
Arms Commission
BY the Associated Press

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, Mar. 49,
spurred by an appeal from Poland
for, action, the United Nations
worked today on the final details
for the first meeting of the United
Nations Commission for Conven-
tional Armaments.
The secretariat could not say yet
just when that meeting would be
held, but it was evident after the
Security Council met last night
that the delegates were anxious fol-
at least a start on the momentous
task OF limiting the worlds arms
and reducing armed forces every
where.
At the end of more than three
hours of wrangling over an Austria
liam amendment to the American
plan for trusteeship powers over the
Japanese inundated islands in the
Pacific, which produced no action
yesterday, DR.. Oscar Lange of. Po-
land asked about the arms COM
mission.
| He said his government had re.
quested report on the first month!
work of the commission and thai
he would be forced to report thai
the commission had not even met
He pointed out that the commission
must make a report to the Council
three months after February 13, the
date it's creation was agreed on.
Australian Papers Mislaid.
After the meeting, check of the
delegations disclosed that every
member of the Security Council hao
submitted the name of its repre-
sentative on the commission, but
that the Australian papers had beer
mislaid somewhere between Man
haitian and Lake, Success. With
Poland clamoring for speed, dele.
gates said they expected that thu
arms question would come up ir
the near future.
The Council agreed to continue
discussing on Friday the American
request to be named administrator
of the chain of islands in the West.
ern Pacific once held by Japan un-
der League of Nations mandate
The question before the Council nov
Is whether to accept an Australian
amendment which would make tht
effective date of the agreement sub.
ject to completion of peace treaty
with Japan.
The United States Is firmly op.
posed to that amendment, declaring
that it would impair the competence
of the Security Council and assert.
ing that the United Nations had ne
right to dictate in any way to the
peace conference on Japan.
Albania Debate to Continue.
The Council will meet Thursday tt
continue debate on the British
charges that Albania was respon.
sible for mines in Corfu Channe
which damaged two British shipI
and killed A sailors last October %
The United Nations Atomic En-.
ergy Commission, on which most o.
the members of the Security Coun.
Gil sit as delegates, will meet to.
morrow for the first time this veal
to resume its attempt to find an &C.
ceptable system of control for atomic
energy
Andrei A. Gromyko, Soviet dele.
gate, is the chairman. Members o1
the Commission said they expected
the Commission would refer tht
whole matter back to its Politica
Committee, which then may go intt
long series of private sessions. Al
present the United States and Rus
sia are far apart on the matter o1
coyfrols
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