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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-24

IL San Francisco. Vsekakor. in
brez ozira kaj Sc nahaja v ozad-
ju te ponudbe, projekt predstav-
liza ambiciozen nacrt "a izsuse-
vanje mocvirja in dviganje in
dustrijskih konstrukcij, XII bi
uposlil 5 do s tisoc delavcev,
kar predstavlja precejsnjo Ste
vilo, &c Sc uposteva skupno pre-
bivalstvo Svobodnega ozemlj ia
Trsta, XII znasa $4,000.
Ceravno novo Svobodno ozen-
lie mora imeti novih industrij in
mocne investicije zunanjega ka-
pitala, da Sc prezivlja, uradniki
ameriske vojaske Wade sc ocit-
no ne pocutijo prav prijetno "a
radi te privatne ameriske po-
nudbe. Bojijo Sc, da DO predlo-
ga smatrana, lokalno in med
narodno, kot poizkus Zedinje-
nih drzav, da zavladajo z eko-
nomijo Trsta. Tako so, ceravno
je dvomljivo da DO denar pri-
Sci L neke druge strani, kakor
" Trstu, tako tudi pri Zdruze-
nih narodih, nekoliko zaveznis-
kin predstavnikov svetovali, da
bi bio vec "a zeleti, da sc po-
skusa dobiti denar skozi med
narodne vladne kanale kot pa,
da, Sc zapada v rizik prihajajo-
cega dolga.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-24
|urednikovo pos+o
Prireditve oh priliki kon-
vencije SANS-a-Krista-
nova 80-letnica

Cleveland, o. V petek, 80
maja Sc zaene konvencija Slo
venskega ameriskega narodne
ga sveta v Slovenskem narod.
mem domu ma st. Clair Avenue
Racuna Sc, da bo konvencijs
trajala diva nj. Odbori cleveland.
skin podruznic sANSa SO sc. "a.
we'll in SO ma delu pripravamj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-24

Miss c. 39lena zena Xxi je preteklih dveh letih do
bila diva napada popolne paraze, nj moga uporablja
svoje roke in noge Cleveand Rehabilitation Centru
e doba fzicno terapeutsko nego in isto ako il je
posvetila pozornos da b moga ponovno korist svo-
Jim deon Po enem letu je zopet zmozna da uporablia
svoje roke in uc hod Zacea e zopet voditi svoio
lastno trgovino glasbii in posvetiti trgo
vinski izobrazbi, da bi izboljsala svojo podjetie
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-24

gu "a Ceskoslovasko ali v Solu-
nu "a Jugoslavijo; ma podrocju
teh svobodnih con omenjene dr.
zaVe lahko svobodno razpolaga-
jo svojim blagom in ga do do
locene stopnje lahko tudi prede-
lujejo. Ravnatelju Proste luke je
edine DANA spraviea, da v Prosti
luki odredi Jugoslaviji in Italiji
posebne pomole "a pristajanje
jugoslovanskih in italijanskih
ladij, "da hi ugodil posebnim po-
trebam jugoslovanske in itali-
janske zastave ma Jadranu."
Tarife "a storjene usluge v
Prosti luki morajo biti . "a vse
drzave enake. Manipulacija z
blagom (sortiranje in delna pre-
delava) je dovoljena v doseda-
njih mejah. Edino vlada STO bo
lahko dovolila obratovanje no.
viii podjetij v Prosti luki.
Drzavam v trzaskem zaledju,
XII priznajo veljavnost pravilni-
ka Proste luke, je prepovedano S
posebno tarifno politiko ma svo-
jih zeleznicah odvajati promet
il trzaskega zaledja v svoje luke
ma skodo Trsta, recimo Jugosla-
vi ma Reko, Italiji v Benetke,
Ceskoslovaski v Hamburg, Poll
ski v Gdinjo in Gdansko. Ia
omejitev ne velja "a jugoslovan-
ske luke ma juznem Jadranu.
S to splosno dolocbo Sc nj re-
seno vprasanje "jadranskih ta-
riff, }" XII SO bile povprecno "a 33 Go
nizje cd normalnih ma progah v
trzaskem zaledju (Jugoslaviji,
Avstriji, Ceskoslovaski in ma
Madzarskem) in XII so do neke
mere omogocale Trstu in Reki
konkurenco pristaniscem ma Sc
vernem morju (Hamburg in
Bremen) in ma Baltiskem morju
(Gdinija in Gdansk).
Pravilnik ne govori O vzposta-
vitvi teh tariff, pac pa drzavam
v zaledju samo prepoveduje
uvedbo prednostnih tariff ma
skodo Trsta. &c ostane pri TEN
in &c sc v mirovno pogodbo z
Nemciio ne vnese ustrezajoca
klavzula, XII hi tudi Nemciji pre-
povedala uvedbo prednostnih ta-
riff ma zeleznicah in rekah, bodo
nemska pristanisca v neprimer-
no ugodnejsem polozaju kakor
Trst.
Novost predstavlja dolocba,
da sc ''Prosta luka" konstituira
kot pravna oseba z lastnim pro-
racunom in da jo vodi ravnatelj,
XII ga imenuje guverner ma pred
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-24
Trzosko pros+o luke
Ravnate proste luke ina pravico odredti prosti luk
Jugoslaviji in Italiji posebne ponnole
(Posneto il "Primorskega dnevnika")

Kot znano, je dodan "Trajne-
mu statutu Svobodnega trza-
skega ozemlia" poseben pravil-
mix Proste luke, XII vsebuje po-
sebne dolocbe O ureditvi in po-
slovanju trzaske Proste luke.
Ker marsikdo Sc najbrze nj incl
prilke seznaniti Sc s poArob-
nostmi tega pravilnika, je pri-
merno, da MEM podrobneje
spregovorimo.
Prosta luka, XII jo bo imelo
Svobodno trzasko ozemlje, bo
obsegala dosedanjo Prosto luke
(staro pristanisce oh juzni po-
staji, novo pristanisce pri Sv.
Andreju ter lesno in petrolejsko
pristanisce), medtem ko DO del
prejsnje Proste luke 'carinsko
pristanisce" oh Ribjem trgu ma
menjeno predvsem pristajanju
potniskih parnikov v lokalnem
prometu, izven Proste luke. To
Sc pravi, da so prednosti in dol
znosti PrOste luke ONE iene ma
doloceno povrsino Svobodnega
trzaskega ozemlja, tako da ne
veljajo niti "a vse Svobodno
ozemlje niti "a cello mesto. Gre
torej samo "a prosto luke, ne pa
"a "prosto mesto," kolikor je
bill Trst do leta 1891, ko je bill
prikljucen carinskemu podrocju
avstro-ogrske monarhije. Ven
dar dale pravilnik vladnemu
svetu Svobodnega trzaskega
ozemlja pravico, da v sporazumu
z Ljudsko skupscino poveca OBJ
seq proste luke.
Svobodno ozemlje uziva vse
pravice svobodne drzave, v koli-
kor jih izrecno ne omejujejo do
loebe statuta (pravice guverner-
ia, Varnostnega sveta, organi-
zacije Zdruzenih narodov, Med
narodne komisije v Prosti luki
it'd in DO torej lahko svobodno
urejevalo domaci in tuji promet
ma ozemlju izven Proste luke.
Sicer pa je prednost carinske
svobode delezno samo blago v
tranzitu, to Sc pravi ma prehodu
skozi Prosto luko; kakor nitro
bi bilo uvozeno ma STO z name
nom, da Sc tn porabi ali proda,
bi zapadlo carini. Do tn torej nj
nikaksnih bistvenih izprememb
dosedanjega stanja, ako name
sto drzave "Italije" postavimo
STO. (Svobodno Trzasko Ozem-
lje).
V prosti luki MISC dovoljene
svobodne cone, kakor so ma pri-
mer doslej obstojale v Hambur-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-24
PROBLEM TRzAsKE EKONOMIJE

TRST ga O.N.A. poroca Claire Neikind) )-Ameriski
bankr Trstu naslovi prvo ponudbo obsezno fnan
ciranje novh ndustr ozemu Trsta in ia ponudba e
smatrana cd srani tukajsnh kompetentnh opazovacev
kot zacetek tekmovanja med vzhodom in zahodo eko.
nomsko kontroo tega vaznega strateskega podrocja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-24

Prvi ameriski predsednik
Washington (1789-1797) je je-
del do svoje 'smrti mesto kruha
mocnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-24

log Wade. Do zdaj je "Prosto lu-
ko" upravljalo avtonomno telo
|"Javna skladisca," v katerem so
bila zastopana resorna ministr-
stva in trgovske in delavske
strokovne organizacije; v duhu
|novega pravilnika bo ia ustano-
va likvidirana ali pa bo memo
podrocje mocno omejeno.
Ia ravnatelja Proste luke ne
smejo biti imenovani ne jugo-
slovanski ne italijanski drzav-
ljani. Uradniska mesta 50 rezer-
virana predvsem "a trzaske dr.
zavljane, kar pomeni, da Sc "a
uradnike Proste luke lahko po-
stavijo tudi tuji drzavljani. Raw
natelj poroea o svojem delu gu
vernerju in vladi. Proracun Pro-
ste luke odobrava Ljudska
skupscina STO.
ceprav je jasno, da ina Trza-
sko ozemlje popolno suverenost
ma Prosto luko-v kolikor je mo-
goce sploh govoriti O suvereno-
sti ozemlja pod varstvom Var
nostnega sveta OZN-bo v Pro-
sti luki poslovala Mednarodna
komisija, sestavljena cd delega-
tov Sovjetske zveze, Zedinjenih
drzav, Velike Britanije, Franci-
je, Jugoslavije, Italije, Cesko-
slovaske, Avstrije, Madzarske in
Poljske, XII bo posegala v upra-
vo Proste luke ma lastno pobu-
do" in koordinirala promet med
Prosto luke in zaledjem. Njeni
clani bodo uzivali diplomatsko
nedotakljivost in bodo ocividno
branili interese svojih draw.
stroski "a vzdrzevanje Medina
rodne komisije padajo ma posa-
meme drzave.
Sodec po formulaciji elena
pravilnika, XII Sc tice tega vpra-
sanja, je naloga Mednarodne ko-
misije samo posvetovalnega INA
GAIA. "Svoje mnenje in priporo-
ella" bo sporacala vladi Svobod-
mega ozemlja, prizadeti drzavi
ali ravnatelju Proste luke in
"njena priporocila bodo prouce-
vana in potrebni ukrepi uposte-
vani."
Spore, XII bi nastali v zvezi S
poslovanjem Mednarodne komi-
size, kakor tud vse ostale V zve-
ri razlago dolocb pravilnika o
Prosti luki, DO resevaIa arbi-
trazna komisija treh clanov, cd
katerih diva imenujeta sprti
stranki, tretji pa bo izbran spo-
razumno med obema stranka-
ma, ali pa ga DO ma njihovo zah-
tevo imenoval generalni tajnik
organizacije Zdruzenih narodov.
Pravilnik daje Varnostnemu
svetu organizaciji Zdruzenih ma
rodov pravico revizije njegovih
dolocb, in sicer ma podlagi pred
loga vladnega sveta Svobodnega
ozemlja ali predstavnikov vsaj
treh draw, Xxi so zastopane v
Mednarodni komisiji.
The frontiersman., 1947-05-07
S1Rik kE MAY STOP All FISH w C,
 DOUG [ AS 5 AVS

The AF of L str ike which last Saturday tied up all cannery pr apar ti ons in Cook Inlot for tho coming season, can bo a sor- .ious thr eat to the ontiro fishing ind0s- try, agont Buck Doug las of the Alaska Fi- shorman's Uni on said yes to-day.
 Al though the s triko does not dir ec tly concern the AFU local here, which is 9 CIO affi 1iate, it docs prevent cannory fr eight shipments fr on arriving until an agro ement is roa- ched. Members of the
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The frontiersman., 1947-05-07
Alaska, T, l947 No 49
 SCHOOL PLAYTO REPRODUCED TOMORROW

' @ M @~ >< Ooc1oR 6weN
 SCHOLARSHIP
 .So1dovia's Dr.. Melvin Belt has boon honorod by the gr ant ing of a scho1 ar ship for a 3O-day rosoarch pr joct on cancer at Mem ori al hospital in Now York, it was learned horo yo tor day.
 Dr.. Beltz is ono of two doc tors fr on tho torr tory who have be on gran ted a scholar ship in tho largo New York hospi- tai. Tho Terr itorial Dopar tmont of Hoal tn made tho award.
 The schol arship which must bo comp loted this summer, pr ovides round = tr ip tr ans DOT tation to Now York.
 Seldov ia's doc tor yesterday expre ssed his pleasure at the oppor tunity for fur thor s judy, which he termed "tho chance that comes once in a life timo. This op- DOT tunity is one which seldom comes to Q smal l = town doctor,
 Cont. Page g
The frontiersman., 1947-05-07

~ED TOMORRO |DRAMATIC CUB lM tM BeRs pReseNT
 HEIR FIRST PLAY
 The sovon members of the dr amatic club of Seldovia High School guar anteo a scare or two, moments of susponso and num- erous oppor tunit ios s to laugh when "Tho Chintz Cottage" takes tho stago in the high school gymnasium at 8 o'clock tomorr ow evening.
 A. meddle one old aunt, a wins one young las s intent on avoid- Ing both mon and tho socia al Whir1 and an abs ant -minded country neighbor all work out a compile atod plot that touches both murder and comedy.
 Hoadl ming the pr oduction is Norma Swain in the role of the young society girl who wants to leave the world be- hind her. Inc luded in tho cast are Mar tha Thompson as her maid, Olga Nelson as the interf CT ing aunt, Jorry Thomps on, the absent -minde neigh-
 Cont. Page 5
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-19
DANCES THIS WEEKEND

The East Side Junior Saxons
are sponsoring three Holiday
Jamborees this season and cor
daily invite everyone to come.
The Junior Saxon Club is we'll
known in the St. Clair E. 55th
neighborhood and many of its
members live here. You no
doubt have attended some Of
their affairs before.
Johnny Vadnal and his RCA
recording artists, and the Polka
teers, will furnish the music.
It's the Sachsenheim Ballroom
December Goth, 9th and Janu-
ary 3rd. The East Side Junior
Saxons guarantee you grand
time.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-19
COMRADES ANNUAL.
MEETING

Comrades No. 566 SNPJ will
hold their annual election meet
ing on Saturday, December Goth,
Room No. 2, SINH, St. Clair
Ave-, starting at 7::30 p. m.
After the elections are taken
care of, the annual Christmas
party will commence. Plenty of
food and refreshments will be
on tap. There will also be mu.
sic for dancing.
Santa Claus will visit to dis.
tribute the Csc gifts which each
member or friend must bring
For an evening of fun and
merriment, all members should
be present Saturday, December
goth. Grand prize of $1,000 will.
be given away.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-19
CRDINA LADIES' nANDI-
CAP LEAGUE :. :.

Paulich's floored the Lsn-Bar
en- three occasions. -
Mihcic's mopped the Flaisman
Cafe twice and the Flaisman's
returned the compliment once.
Consistent ball was rolled by all.
Mae Novak's 223 STAYED off a
triple defeat for the Barto Rec
reation at the hands of Tanko's.
Ann Burdelik's 213-545, Antoin-
cite Tanko's 195-505, and
Frances Yurkovich's 185 4S8
steamed the Markets.
Smrekar Harware's getting a
more firm grip on first place
swept the Superior Mite Club
three times. Elsie Curry's IT.
SOB, Eleanor Oehlstrom's 1856
SOL, and Florence Mohar's 1885,
492 did the work for the Srnre-
kar's.
Terrace Beauty Salons gave
Grdina Recreation three goose
egg treatments. For the Beauti-
clans, Mary Modic and Estelle
Roitz carried the load, while
Ann Koblek of Grdina's almost
upset those treatments with 178-
sol. ~.
Rolling consistent ball Teany's
measured the Old Homestead
Tavern three times.
Helen M. Flaisman, Sec'y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-19
FIFOLTS CARD AND
GIFT SHOPPE

In order to accommodate the
buying public, Fifolt's Card and
Gift Shoppe, 1921 Superior
Ave-, phone HE 5O4O, will be
open every evening until 900
p. m. until Christmas. On Sum-
day, December 21st, the store
will be open from 1000 a. m.
until 800 p. m.
A choice selection of cards,
gifts for baby, brother, sister,
mother, dad or friend, still
available for your selection.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-19
CADETS ANNUAL
DANCE

The St. Joseph Cadets will
held their annual Golden Blu
cites Dance on Saturday, Janu-
ary 21st, at the Slovenian Home
en- Waterloo Road. Music will
be furnished by the popular
Johnny Vadnal and his orches,
ira.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-19

Tomorrow at TOO p. m. Lodge
Vipavski Raj, No. 312 SNPJ will
hold their annual meeting in the
Slovene Home on Holmes Ave.
All members are urged to at
tend, as important matters will
be discussed. A social will fol-
low the meeting.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-19
l XMAS DAY DANCE

Soc. Club No. 49 is sponsoring
a dance on Christmas Day to be
held in the Slovene Workmen's
Home on Waterloo Road. Music
by the popular Vadnal orches-
ira will begin at 800 p. m.
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend. &.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-19
BECOMES CITIZEN

Mrs. Josephine Grlica of 1851
East 65th Street obtained her
citizenship papers on November
7th. Congratulations.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-19
:.::: ::::s:s:s:s:: :;s ENGLISH SECTION
BIRTHS

Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Skok
of $50 East 239 Street are an
nouncing the arrival of a baby
boy, their second child. Mother
and dad are the we'll known pro-
prietors of a floral shoppe on
Waterloo Road. Grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Skok of East
239 Street.
Announcing the birth of a
baby girl, are Mr.. and Mrs. Mi
levsky. Mothers maiden name
was Helen Lab. Grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Michael /. Lab
Of 1900 Kildeer Ave.
On DECEMBER 3rd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis and Barbara Marolt
IF 1858 Thames Ave., became
the proud parents of a baby girl.
Mrs. Vugo of 14615 Thames Ave.
is grandmother for the thir-
teenth time.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kobal of
1897 East 176 Street are visiting
their daughter Kathryn Jaklic
James in California.
Evening star., 1947-10-12

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Evening star., 1947-10-12

the annual Armistice Day rites at
Arlington.
John Lewis Smith, jr., son Of
Past Post and Past Department
Comdr. John Lewis Smith, was in
stalled as commander of George
Washington Post at It's last meet
ing by the Department of Com
mander and his staff at the Ameri-
can Legion Club.
Other officers installed included
j. Burton Morris, first vice COM
mander; Morris V. Spicci, second
vice commander; William F. Luckett,
third vice commander; Harry D.
Wynkoop, chaplain. Robert w. Nc
Alwee, quartermaster; James c.
Morris, sergeant at arms; Richard
A. Bross, master at arms: Dr.. Eu-
gene G. Lipow, surgeon; Charles P.
Schuettler, jr, historian; Past
Comdr. Bernard c. MCGEE and
George F. Hooven and G. L. Garkin,
color bearers. Comdr. Smith an
nounced the reappointment of Past
Comdr. James j. Murphy as ad-
jutant and Richard E. Eckel as
finance officer.
Comdr. Smith was presented with
a gavel by Department Comdr. Hol-
leran.
At 2 pm. next Sunday the Bunker
Hill football team will meet the team
from Woodbridge Post at Taft Junior
High School. Members of Bunker
Hill are urged to attend this game,
at which Comdr. Holloran, accom-
panied by the national guard OF
honor, will be present.
Meetings this week:
Monday-Lincoln, Federal Bureau
of Investigation and Jacob Jones
Posts, Legion Club; Woodbridge Post,
2022 Rhode Island avenue NE;
Civil Service Post, Civil Service
Commission; Treasury Post, Hamil-
ton Hotel.
Tuesday-Capital Transit, Alex
ander G. Bell Posts, Legion Club
James Reese Europe Post, 1914 ver-
mont avenue NV; George E. Kill
leen Post, 1904 M street NV.
Wednesday-General Accounting
Office, Leslie and Douglas McNair
Posts, Legion Club; Washington
Gaslight Post, stansbury Hall.
Thursday-Stanley Church Depue
Post, Legion Club: Bureau of In
ternal Revenue Post, Stansbury
Hall.
Friday-Kenna Main Post, 1910
Good Hope road Sc; Jacob Jones
Post, Legion Club.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
OES Il chvifies
In Local Chabters
Special notices:

opCJldl
Harmony Chapter - Monday
Home Board with Mrs. Crawford.
| Lebanon Chapter-Tuesday, ami
versary celebration, reception to
past matrons and patrons, grand
visitation.
Loyalty Chapter-Wednesday, In
itiation, celebrating October and
November birthdays. Saturday
evening of games with the Erickson's
Warren G. Harding Chapter
Tuesday, entertaining Electa Chap
ter Of Baltimore.
Washington Centennial Chapter
Monday, Home Board with Mrs
Edna Muth. Friday. imitation, hon.
oring October birthdays.
Fidelity Chapter-Tuesday, Home
Board with Thelma Nichols. Wednes.
day, October and November birth.
days celebrated. Saturday, night o1
games, Masonic Hall, Silver Spring
Md.
La Fayette Lodge Chapter-Today
religious service, Masonic and East
ern Star Home, 3 pm. Friday, re-
hearsal.
Chevy Chase Chapter-Tuesday
Home Board with Mrs. Brann
Wednesday. Campbell Loemer Sew
ing Club, Masonic and Eastern Sta,
Home.
Federal Chapter Wednesday
Home Board with Mrs. Nellie Doug
las.
| Arene Chapter-Wednesday, mi.
tiation.
Bethany Chapter-Thursday, Sun
slime Committee with Mrs. Ella
Fitch.
Martha Chapter-Tuesday, Auxil-
iary Home Board, 8 pm. Friday
grand visitation.
Miriam Chapter-Tuesday, grand
visitation and Star points night
Ways and Means card party ano
dance, 1918 Wilson boulevard, Ar"
Evening star., 1947-10-12

Charles K. Dunn, recently In
stalled as commander of Sergt
Jasper Post announces the annual
turkey party to be held late In
November.
Past Grand Chef de Chemin De
Fer Fred G. Fraser has been ap-
pointed by National Comdr. James
r. O.Net to be national chairman of
Evening star., 1947-10-12
THE SUNDAY STAR Washington D. c. A-27
Y,

equipment is installed in the quar-
ters planned for the radiology de-
partment, the officials stated.
The campaign to equip the new
hospital is continuing. A total of
s820,894 has been collected, accord
ing to Maj. Gen. U. s. Grant III,
campaign chairman and vice presi-
dent OF the university. The goal is
1925 900.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
g. W. Hospital to Give
Patients Chest x-Roys

Plans have been made to give
routine chest X-rays to all patients
cared for at the new George Wash
ington University Hospital when it
opens, hospital officials said yester-
day.
Mass chest surveys as well as
additional diagnostic work and
treatment will be possible when new
Evening star., 1947-10-12
William H. Ronack
To Head FBI Post,
American Legion

NAAAdA1A II. ISOilldth Will Dc III
stalled Is commander of the Federal
Bureau Of Investigation Post of the
District Of Columbia Department,
American Legion, tomorrow night.
Tho ceremonies will be conducted
by Department Comdr. Owen G.
Holloran and his staff.
Other officers are: First vice COM
mander, Robert P. Lynch; second
vice commander, Max I. Taylor:
third vice commander, David j.
Kerr; adjutant, Roger D. Ashland; !;
finance ofncer, James NJ Kissock;
Judge advocate, James A. Whitaker;
sergeant at arms, Arnold c. Larson,
and color bearers, william A. Daven-
oort and Robert E. Cummings.
The department commander will
install officers Of Bureau of Internal
Revenue Post Thursday night at
stansbury Hall as follows: Com
mander, Alvin siegfried; first vice
commander and Judge advocate,
William j. Hoffman: second vice
commander, Carl A. Bauman: third
vice commander, William G. Schultz;
finance officer, Russell S. Jeffries
6aplain, Homer L. Mc1nturff; sur
xson- Harry Surface: sergeant at
arms, Robert s. Ebaugh, and master
1t arms, Warren e. Jones.
National Executive Committeeman
Joseph j. Malloy, assisted by a
group Of past department command
ers, will install Donald c. Gibeau as
commander of the United States
Treasury Post at the Hamilton Hotel
tomorrow evening.
Other officers are: Senior vice
commander, David L. Wells; Junior
vice commander, James o. Rasbaud: ::
finance officer, Joseph L. Dunn !;
sergeant at arms, James B. Elan
merry; historian, Peter I. Massiah !;
chaplain, E. M. Jones; Judge advo-
cate, William T. Slattery; Executive
Committee. George G. Sloan, Mary
A. Kennedy, John Maddox, Ralph I
Graves, Peter I. Massiah, Donald
Dunn, Lyman w. Guilford and alter
nate Executive Committeeman, A. E.
Casgrian.
MIR. Malloy assisted by a group of
past department vice commanders
OF the Jacob Jones Post will install
ofncers Saturday evening at the
Legion Club as follows: Command
er, Ruth Mckenzie; senior vice
commander, Mary Willhoite: Junior
vice commander and finance officer,
Catherine Hazen: chaplain, Faith
Windsor; adjutant. Estelle Ruby;
historian, Margaret Edwards; quar-
termaster, Helen Riley; sergeant at
arms, Edith Russell: color bearers.
Eva Marie MacNeil and Bernadette
Hall.
The American Legion informa-
ton booth at the National Capital
Annual Home Show and Exposition
which opened at the National
Guard Armory yesterday, to run
through this week, will be manned
daily by Legionnaires from / to
1890 pm. to furnish information
about the Legion and its activities
and to complete applications Of
eligible veterans for membership.
Charles K. Dunn, recently in
stalled as commander of Sergt.
Jasper Post announces the annual
turkey party to be held late In
November.
Past Grand Chef de Chemin De
Fer Fred g. Fraser has been ap-
pointed by National Comdr. James
F. QNeil to be national chairman of