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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08

Tozilec: me, to ne drzi. vi
ste vedeli "a vse zveze. Vedeli
ste, da gredo porocila preko ne.
kega clana predstavnistva tuje
drzave."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08
Zell,ljisea

E. 81 ST.. severno cd Euclida. "a
druzini; kombinacijski fornez;
garaze. $1O,5OO.
1901 Lexington Ave.. 16 sob, 3 ko-
palnice; 8 garaz, parma gorkota;
prvovrstnem stanju. $4,000.
Sycamore Ave.. II sob, stoker for
nez, garaze. $10,500.
GEORGE "A. PHILLIPS
1888 E. 70 ST.. Elk 1882
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08
Razprava pred 0kroznim sodisGem LjubIjani
proti vo|,unsd skupini: Nagode, Snoj, FurIan

s~O u U ~ II
Tozilec: me, to ne drzi. vi
ste vedeli "a vse zveze. Vedeli
ste, da gredo porocila preko ne
kega clana predstavnistva tuje
drzave."
Hribar je potrdil. da je
Kavenik vedel "a zveze
Tozilec: "Obtozeni Hribar, po-
vejte, ali ste zbirali porocila in
kaksna porocila? Komu ste dali
| narocilo, maj jih zbira, kdo vam
je dal to nalogo?"
Obtozenec: "Zbirali smo DO
rocila. Nalogo nam je dal Nago-
de-"
Tozilec: cali je Hocevarieva
vedela "a to-"
Hribar: "Da."
Tozilec: cali .je vedel Kavc-
mix "a to-"
Obtozenec: "Mislim, da lie We
DEL"
Tozilec: cali je bill KavGrik
ma vseh sestankih?"
Obtozenec: "Skoro ma vseh."
Tozilec: cali ste sc razgovar-
jail o tenn"
Obtozenec: "Da."
Tozilec:: "Obtozeni Kavcnik.
ali ste vi vedeli "a zvezo z ino-
zemstvom?"
Kavcnik: "Vedel sem, da ina
mo zvezo Drcarjem.'
Predsednik: "Iz vasih izpove~
di moramo zakljuciti, da ste bill
aktiven clan Nagodetove orga-
nizacije, da ste we'll ma Jeseni-
cah zaupen document, da ste
vzpostavili zvezo z Beogradom
in da ste imeli sifre. Ali lie res
vse to?'
Kavcnik: "Da, toda to je bila
le priprava "a politicni nastop."
Predsednik: "Po vasem je bila
to priprava "a politicni nastcp
zakaj pa potem tako znaci1no
udejstvovanie: sifre, tajna Sc.
stajanja, porocila, zveza z ino.
zemstvom po kurirju, izrocarje
lporocil nekaterim predstavni.
kom tujih sill? Ali je to legalno
ali ilegalno delo?"
Kavcnik: 'To, da nismo cd.
klonili zveze Korosko, priznam,
da nj redu."
Predsednik: cali je to obve.
scanje?"
Obtozenec: ITO, kar sem ma
pisal, je propaganda "a nase
cilje."
Obtozeni Lajovic priznava
svojo krivdo
Zatem Sc je pricelo zasliseva-
ME obtozenega Svatopluka Zu-
pana, po poklicu pravnika IL
Ljubljane.
Predsednik: "AIi Sc CUTIE kri.
vega smislu obtoznice?"
Obtozeni Zupan: "V kolikor
sem vedel, sc cutim krivega."
Predsednik: cali ste prihajali
na sestanke?"
Obtozenec: INA sestanke sem
hodil."
Predsednik: "Ali ste vedeli "a
kurirsko poSto?"
Obtozenec: "Vedel sem "a dive
pismi."
Predsednik: "Ali ste vedeli "a
kurirja Petra?"
Obtozenec: ''Vedel sem, da je
pismi prinesel nekdo S Koroske. -
Predsednik: "Kdo je bill ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08
LAKE SHORE BLVD.

LAKE SHORE BLVD.
blizu E. 1875 ST.; "a takojsnjo vse.
litey; kot novo znotraj in zunaj; 8
sob; title" kopalnica; rekreaciiska
soba; plinska gorkota, odprto ognji-
See, velika, lepa lota; sadie in vod-
MAX.
IKE 4o7l
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08

Obtozenec: "Po vecini inzenir
Kavenik, Sire, Hribar in Nago-
de-"
Predsednik: cali ste imeli po-
narejeno dovolilnico Narodne
milice "a kretanje?"
Obtozenec: "Da. Izrocil mi 10
je inzenir Nagode julia 1945."
Predsednik: "Zakaj pa ste
imeli dovolilnico?"
Obtozenec: "Izrocil mi io ie
Nagode ,rekoc: &c boste kaj po-
trebovali'."
Predsednik: cali ste sc umak-
Mill ma Gorenjsko?"
Obtozenec: "sel SEM ma Co.
renjsko leta 1945."
Predsednik: cali veste "a pi-
smo, XII je bilo pisano Herriotu ?"
Obtozenec: ''Deloma vem "a
vsebino, ker je bilo precitano v
moi navzocnosti."
Predsednik: 'Ko je prisla zaa-
MIA posta Koroske po kurirsk;
zvezi cd vohunskega centra v
Avstriji, ali ste o tel stvari kaj
govorili, ali nj bila Sc ena taxa
posta "a Ljubljano?"
Obtozenec: "Menda Sc lie re-
klo, da je Sc en- tax primerek v
Ljubljani."
Predsednik: "Kaj je bio vse v
tel posti?"
Obtozenec: "Jaz nisem vedel,
kdo posilja in kaj Sc posilja."
Tozilec: cali niste bill ma Sc
stanku, ko so govorili vsebi.
ni?"
Obtozenec: "Da, ma enem Sc
stanku sem bill. Takrat sem sill
Sal vsebini pisma, XII je prispe-
10 Koroske."
Tozilec: "Poznali ste Nagode-
ia, XII 81 je pisal zapiske in potr-
dill vse to, kar Sc je vsak dan
zgodilo. Tako je ma primer napi-
sal vas 20. decembra 1915:
Zupan zbira podatke. Zupan je
prevzel agenturo emo smer. Zu-
pan rise karto okrajev.'- '-Kaj
pravite ma to-"
Ma to vprasanje Sc je Zupan
izgovarjal, ces da je mislil, da
gre le "a politicno udejstvova.
ME.
Tozilec: 'Kaj pomen to: 'Zu-
pan je prevzel agenturo v enc
smer' ?'
Obtozenec: "Da je dr.. Nagode
mislil, da bonn JAZZ hodil V enc
smer obvescat. Takrat nisem
vedel, zakaj maj zbiram podatke
in kaksen namen."
Tozilec: "Kaksen je bill vas
odnos do ljudske oblasti? vi ste
Sc skrivali, kajne?"
Obtozenec: "Takrat sem Stu.
diral."
Tozilec: "Dobro, vas odnos dc
ljudske oblasti je bill odkloni-
len."
Predsednik: "V katero sme1
ste prevzeli agenturo
| Obtozenec: "Reklo Sc ie "a
Trbovlje."
Pomozni tozilec: "Te podatke
ste dali il Trbovljev? Pisali ste
da vladajo v Trbovljah same ba.
rabe, da je 80 zupanov, XII iva.
jajo svojo oblast vsak ma svojc
roko. To je vase mnenje o ljud.
ski oblasti, XII ste jo hoteli pri.
kazati kot anarhijo.-V Nago.
detovih zapiskih ste omenjeni
ma najmanj 20 mestih. Creme
naprej, da oznacimo tudi vas cd.
nos do ia. Ma strani a46 je oc
16. junija napisano: Russia Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08
ZemIjiSSca

Proda ali zamenja Sc farmo. obse-
gajoco 70 aktov; dobra poslopja,
blizu Pymatuning Lake in Andover,
o.; dober nakup ali pa bo lastnik
zamenjal "a farmo v Akron, O.,
Medina ali Summit okraju; sadie,
voda, nekaj gozda; ina trgovski
prostor spredaj;. blizu Sole, cerkva
in trgovin. Ia podrobnosti poklicite
Benson McIlrath. Broker; 1899 E.
80 St. - RIA 144l.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08
Kavepik je med vojno
prisegel zvestobo Pavelicu

Tozilec je pokazal obtozenemu
Kavcniku mex document: "Ali
veste, kaj je to? To je vasa usta-
Ska prisega. Tu pise: 'Sestavlje-
no pri ustaskem glavnem stanu
-prisega zvestobe NDH. Ma
prisego obvezani inzenir Kavc-
mix Leo Ali je to vas podpis ?"
Obtozenec: "Je."
Tozilec: xvi ste dokazovali, da
bo ustaski drzavi koristilo, &c
boste izdelovali v tovarni 'TH-
pusko' material, XII ga je potre-
bovala ustaska vojska. Nesteto-
krat ste potovali, da hi spraVili v
obrat tovarno, XII bi izdelovala
material "a ustasko voisko. vi
ste tudi prisegli brezmejno vda-
most, poslusnost in propaganda
"a Pavelica. Ma podlagi dove
ljenj italijanskih in ustaskih OBJ
lasti ste potovai po vsej Hrvat-
ski. Leta 1912 ste prisli v Ljuh-
ljano. Kaj ste delali v Ljublja-
ni?"
Obtozenec:: w Ljubljani sem
pisal neko svojo knjigo, hodil
sem k Nagodetu in sc Q tenn z
njim posvetoval."
Il nadaljnega zaslisanja je
razvidno, da je bill obtozeni
Kavcnik med okupacijo ma vse
strani povezan eksponenti
Draze Mihajlovica ter $ cetniki
DR.. Mariana Zajca, ki 50 jih v
dolini Iske obiskovali italijanski
fasistieni oficirii. TO dokazujejo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-08
KavSnik je priporoeal
razkrajanje enotnosti O. F.

razkrajanje enotnosti O. F.
Predsednik: cali ste vedeli, da
je to zaupen dokument?"
Obtozenec: "Napisano je bilo,
da je zaupnega znaeaja."
Tozilec: 'Kaksen namen in
pomen ina odvzem teh listin,
Xxi so vaznega .gospodarskega
znacaja in so absolutna tai
most? Kako Sc imenuje tax od-
vzem?"
Obtozenec: xvi hocete reci, da
je to tatvina
Tozilec: ITO je plan vseh ze-
LEARN Jugoslaviji, to nj poro-
clio "a nazaj, to je plan "a bodo-
&c. Ali ste ukradli ia akt?"
Kavcnik: "Jaz sem ga vel.
Dal sem ga Nagodetu."
Tozilec: "Kdaj ste ukradli ia
document ?"
Obtozenec: 'Meseca marca
1946.'
Tozilec: cali ste vedeli, da sc
oddajajo clanu predstavnistva
tuje drzave porocila gospodar-
skega znacaja?"
Obtozeni Kavcnik zanika, da
bi to vedel.
Tozilec: "Obtozeni Hribar, ali
je bill Kavcnik navzoc, ko ste 60
vorili 8 vasem prvem porocilu
konzulu?"
Obtozeni Hribar: "Mislim, da
je bill, ne spominjam sc tocno,
vedel pa je.'
Predsednik: "Zakaj ste ma Sc
stankih pri Nagodetu predlagali,
maj Sc della destruktivno vriva-
MEM vasih pristasev organiza-
CHE Osvobodilne fronte?
Obtozenec: "Jaz nisem nikdar
rekel razkrajajoce. Kolikor
vem, je incl Hribar namen, pri-
kazati svojimi govori in svo-
jim tolmacenjem ma mnozicnih
sestankih ma kvartih it'd. proble-
me v TAXI luci, da bi ljudstvo
smatra1o, da to in ono nj pravil-
no."
Predsednik: cali je to razkra-
jajoce delovanje?"
Obtozenec: "Da."
Predsednik: cali ste vi pripo-
rocali tudi drugim razkrajajoce
delovanje?"
Obtozenec: "Ne."
Predsednik: cali je bilo tako,
obtozeni Hribar?"
Obtozeni Hribar: "Kolikor JAZZ
vem, da."
Tozilec: "Obtozeni Kavcnik,
vase delovanje je izprical Nago-
de svojem zapisniku, ko je ma
pisal, kdo je predlagal, maj sc
hodi ma mnozicne sestanke in
tam zakrajajoce DELUXE"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-04
NAVAJO INDIANS ARE STARVING IN
 U. j., I5 REPORT
While Congress Plans Bil- lions for Europe Home
 Aid Being Sought

WASHINGTON. Dec. A. iP -- Congress members knee deep in bil- lion-dollar plans to help western Europeans gave heed today to a plea that they shell out S2,000,000 to keep Navajo Indians tribesmen from starving to death right here in America.
 Chairman Welch (R-CalifD of the House Public Lands Committee, called a hearing tomorrow on the Navajo aid bill outlined by President Truman and Secretary of the Inter- for Krug. Welch said he expected to bring the measure before Con- gress during the special session.
 Krug told Congress late yesterday that the plight of the 61 900 Navajos is such that they must have enfer- gency aid to avoid starvation on their reservation this winter
 The reservation, which is about the size of West Virginia, lies in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-04

were held over until tomorrow. A drunk charge against Morris Ny strom was also held up until the same time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-04
SIX ARE SENTENCED AND THREE CASES HELD OVER
 AT CITY POLICE COURT

Six sentences were handed out this morning by City Magistrate William A. Hozheimer and three other cases were held over until tomorrow.
 Bill Hartman and Harry Anton son were each given suspended sentence of 3 days in jail They were taken from the s. s. Denali Tuesday evening after taking 8 PAA truck from in front of Bob Thorpe's resident in Douglas so that they could ride to Juneau.
 Raymond Etipia was fined $50 for serving liquor to a minor.
 Herman A. Hanson was fined s25 and sentenced to 10 days in jail on drunk charge. Andrew Mckinley forfeited S25 bail on a similar charge.
 John Erbling was fined slO for speeding.
 Disturbing the peace charges against Joe Carrillo and Sadie White, as well as a disorderly con- duct charge against the latter,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-04
AppL!IANIS LIQUOR LICENSES MUST PAY
 TAXES IN ADVANCE

Persons applying for liquor li- censes within the City of Juneau must pay their City taxes in ad- vance according to City ordinance. This was announced today by City Clerk Jack Popeioy who stated that liquor license applicants do not re- ceive the same treatment as other taxpayers who are permitted to pay their taxes in two installments.
 Liquor license renewals will be acted on at tomorrow nights meet ing of the Juneau City Council.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-04
{. OF {. VIEWS ON SPECIAL SESSION
 GIVEN HERE TODAY

Results of queries sent by the Juneau Chamber of Commerce to five Chambers of Commerce in other Alaskan cities concerning the financial condition of the Terri tory and the advisability of special session of the legislature Icing called were announced to- day:
 Three replied that special sss- sion with the same representatives would be a useless expense.
 One replied that it was entirely up to the Governor of Alaska to decide.
 The last was undecided.
 Guests at today's meeting of the Chamber included Frank Garnick. Fred Dunn, Pan American Airways new Juneau district traffic man. ager. was presented as the new representative of PAA. Martin Victor was presented as a new member and reported on plans for attending the Sportsmen's Show in Chicago late in February, urging Chamber cooperation in putting on a Juneau display there. Victor is leaving for Chicago Sunday.
 Attorney General Ralph Rivers gave a report on his trip to Wash ington where he attended hearings before the Maritime Commission and House Subcommittee on Mer- chant Marine on Alaska shipping problems and disputes, details of which were carried in the Empire while the hearings were in pro gress.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-04
BUDGET TEMPORARILY IMPROVED BY ADVANCE
 (ANNERY TAX PAYMENT

Because of the advance pay ments of pack taxes by the Alaska canned salmon industry, improve ment was seen today in the con- dition of the Territorial Treasury according to a report released by Treasurer Oscar C. Olson, show ing the Treasury's bank balance for November 30
 The report revealed a total de- posit of S2,187,86225 less $1,6ll,- yf4.U3 tor special funds and S563,- 577.4l for outstanding warrants, leaving an actual cash balance of S12,3l151 in the bank.
 Largest of the special funds is the amount set aside for the Vet erans revolving fund which now amounts to SPAS, ,65489. The second largest fund is for the motor fuel oil tax which now amounts to S292 ,043.l0.
 At the same time, the Territor- ial Auditors office revealed that the amount of unpaid vouchers has been reduced from approximately s400,000 two months ago to less than s1O0,O00.
 Observers still view the Ierrl- torys financial status with gloom, however They believe that the debt will increase again after the first of the year when the pack taxes would have normally been collected
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-04
SIX SAILORS ACCUSED
 OF plLFERIkG BOUND
 OVER TO GRAND JURY

The siA sailors, arrested here last week on board the M s. Coastal Rambler, have waived their rights to preliminary hearing before U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray and have been bound over to the Grand Jury under bond of $3,500.
 Their attorney M. E. Monagle, and Ed Coester, Business Agent for the Sailors Union of the Pacific, were to confer with the men at the Juneau Federal Jail today. After that, Monagle is expected to go into a huddle with U S. District At torney P. J. Gilmore, Jr., and ar range date for the trial of the six men who are charged with larceny of goods in interstate commerce. Possibilities are that the men will be tried this week in District Court here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-04
5aboieufs Blamed For Train Wreck;
 20 Persons Killed

ATsRAS, France, Dec. 4.-tR-A passenger train enroute from Paris to Lille was derailed near this city early today in wreck blamed by some government officials on sabo- teurs. The Arras hospital estimated 20 persons were killed.
 A hospital spokesman said IT bod ies had been recovered from the wreckage. Workers at the scene said they believed another three were mangled beneath the debris
 About 70 persons were injured. Of these, 20 were hospitalized.
 A section of the rails gave way.
 Read Want-Ads for Ss Savings!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-04
FILM "G0G0THA" NOT
 10 BE SHOWN TONIGHT

The religious sound film, "Gol- gotha." which was to be shown to- night and Friday nights at the Northern Light Presbyterian Church will not be presented tonight.
 The film was to have arrived by Pan American Airways today, but the flight from Seattle was can cened due to poor flying condi- tions.
 The date of the showing of the film will be announced when it arrives.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-04

Malta, the British bastion in the Mediterranean, has 95 square miles or area.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-04
.32pERS0N5 MADE ALASkAC0ASTAl
 HOPS YESTERDAY

Thirty-two passengers were carried by Alaska Coastal Airlines yesterday, travelling to Sitka, Ten akee. Hood Bay, Pelican, Hoo nah, Petersburg, Ketchikan, and Wrangell.
 Passengers from Juneau to Sitka were w. Anderson, H. Gambell William Lentz, Jim Unlock, R. s, Christianson.
 Sitka to Juneau: L. Lindstrom, Pros Ganty, Bud Whiteside.
 Tenakee to Juneau: L. E. Rey- noldsen, Mrs. L. K. Reynoldsen.
 Hood Bay to Juneau: A. E. Ow- ems.
 Juneau to Pelican: w Barring ton, Roscoe Max.
 Juneau to Hoonah Howard Gray.
 Hoonah to Juneau L B. Steven son, Carson Lawrence, Anna ROSS Roy Peratrovich, H. Douglass.
 Juneau to Petersburg; G. 5. Walker.
 Juneau to Ketchikan; George Stenslid, Bud Bedding, Mrs. Bud Bedding, Gils Ellis.
 Ketchikan to Juneau: FeIlX Toner, Cliff Sardner.
 Wrangell to Ketchikan: Dlck Paige.
 Ketchikan to Wrangell! Charles Marler. Helen Davis, A. J. Woll- heber.
 Ketchikan to Petersburg J. A. Trofell, George Jones.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-04
RAINBOW GlRLS 10
 MEET ON SATURDAY

Rainbow Girls will hold a regu- lar business meeting Saturday af- ternoon, Dec. 6. at ? o'clock in the Scottish Rite Temple A full at tendance of members is requested as important business is to be dis cussed.
 Portugal and Spain together are about five times as large as Penn sylyania.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-04

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-04

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-04
CHAMBER ELE(H
 EXECUTIVE BOARD

The Juneau Chamber of Com merce this noon elected the fol- lowing persons as members of the Executive Board for l948: O. F Benecke, Joseph A. Mclean. William R. Carter. W Burr John- son. Chris Wyller and J. P Christ jansen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-04

Arizona, New Mexico and Utah. Krug said it's resources at the pres ent level of development and use will support not more than 35,000 persons at a minimum level of living"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-04
Judge prait
 Reappoinied

The President has re-appointed Harry F. Pratt to his fourth term as Judge of the Fourth Judicial Division Court of Alaska, and the appointment is now before the Senate for confirmation.
 Judge Pratt of Fairbanks, who has lived in Alaska for 29 years was first appointed by President Roosevelt in 1885.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-04
GLOVE HITCH ARRIVES

The freighter Glove Hitch. owned by the Alaska Transportation Com pany, tied up at Juneau at 2 o'clock this afternoon, bringing 80 tons of general merchandise from Skagway.
 The ship, explained by M. M. Berkley, will leave sometime this evening for Hoonah and Sitka.~
Evening star., 1947-05-16
Counsel for Romney
Expected 10 Ask New
Trial Tomorrow

Attorney William II. Collins prob
ably viii file q motion for q new
trial tomorrow in the case of Ken
meth Romney, former House SER
geant at arms, who was convicted
yesterday Of falsifying Government
accounts in connection with a $l43,-
1853 shortage in the funds Of the
House bank"
Mr.. Collins said today he hopes
to place his motion in the hands of
the District Court clerk before the
office closes tomorrow. As Romney's
defense counsel, he told the Court
of his intention to move for a new
trial Immediately after the guilty
verdict was announced at 2 pm.
yesterday.
Justice Alexander Holtzof has set
next Friday as the date for final
disposition" Of the case, which OPEN
ed Monday. He is expected to hear
the motion for a new trial at that
time and, If 1t is denied, to proceed
at once to sentence. Romney. The
62-year-old former Democratic
omce-holder could be sentenced to q
maximum Of 10 years imprisonment
and $4,000 fine on each Of the
three counts on which he has been
convicted.
Justice Holtzoff agreed yesterday
to allow Romney to remain at
liberty under $2,500 bond until the
final hearing next week. He told
the Government attorneys, who indi-
Gated their preference that Romney
be Immediately confined to jail, that
1t was his custom to allow bail un-
less the crime involved was one of
violence or there seemed to be dan
ger that the person convicted would
become fugitive.
After the jury had been polled on
its verdict, Romney seemed dazed
and on the verge Of tears. Mr..
Collins spoke reassuringly to him for
moment. Then, rs spectators
pressed forward to congratulate
United States Attorney George Nor
ris Fay and his assistant, John w.
Fihelly, Romney mumbled apologies
to approaching reporters. He left
the courthouse without looking at
his wife and son, who had come to
hear the verdict.
The flrst two counts on which
Romney was convicted charged that
as sergeant at arms he knowingly
filed certain false statements with
the General Accounting Once con-
cerning the amount of cash in the
House bank"
The third count charged him with
concealing q fund shortage in his
ofiice by carrying bad checks and
other improper financial instruments
as cash" on the books.
Evening star., 1947-05-16
IL. n. ounciI Resumes
Discussion Today Of
Greek Frontier Case
By shs Assoeisisd 4 Press.


LAKE SUCCESS. N. r. May 16,
The United Nations switched
from Palestine to the Balkans
today in its never -ending tangle
with the worlds political prob
lens.
The 11-nation Security Council,
thrust into the background for three
weeks by the General Assembly s
special session OF the Holy Land,
was called to meet this Afternoon
to resume discussions on the Greek
case.
Before the delegates was a Rus-
sian resolution demanding that the
powers of an interim investigating
group now In the Balkans be cur
tailed sharply.
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister
Andrei A. Gromyko wants the
Council to make 1t clear to the In
quiry group that 1t may look only
into specific cases assigned to it
and not continue as a rowing body
watching over Greece's northern
borders.
Soviet Russia's cagily- worded dec
laration for q dual democratic Arab
Jewish state In Palestine stood out
as the puzzler OF the special Assem-
bly, session.
Delegates from Nations scattered
around the globe noted with salts
faction that Russia had tipped her
hand even little bit on the Pales-
tine problem. But they asked: How
does Russia propose that such a
dual, Democratic State work?
Mr.. Gromyko In his surprise talk
did not clear up that point. But
he did say that If the animosities
between Jew and Arab were such
that this state could not live, then
Russia felt it would be necessary
to consider dividing Palestine into
two States. one Jewish and one
Arab.
These are points which the IL
Nation Commission of inquiry, final
ly setup yesterday by the Assembly
just before 1t adjourned, must con-
slider. Arrangements were made for
the commission to meet at Lake
Success May rs. After 1t is organ
lied, the commission is expected to
fiy to Palestine and begin its task.
The commission will spend the
summer at its mission and will re-
port September to the secretary
general so that the member States
may study its recommendations and
take up their study Of future
government Of Palestine at the reg
ular Assembly conyening here Sep
tember 16.
Evening star., 1947-05-16
7 in Illinois Mines Office
Indicted in CenfraIia Blast
By the Assseioisd Press

NASHVILLE, Ill, May 16.-Rob-
ert M. Medill, former director OF the
Illinois Department Of Mines ane
Minerals, and Robert Weir, assist
ant director OF the department
were under indictment today
charged with "palpable omission o.
duty" in connection with the Cen.
tralia Gll.), mine explosion whicf
claimed Ill lives March 25.
The indictments, charging int
two men with failure to enforce the
laws In regard to safety measures
were returned by the washington
County grand jury Wednesday but
were suppressed.
MediIi and Weir surrendered late
last night, posted $500 bonds ano
stated they would plead not guilty
ut arraignment next wednesday.
Maximum penalty under the
charges would be $4,000 fine and
removal from ONCE Of Weir. Medill
resigned his post shortly after the
explosion.
The grand jury previously had
indicted the Centralia Coal Co.,
owner of the mine until its sale
yesterday to the Peabody Coal Co.
Of Chicago. Two indictments against
the former owners charged "wilful
neglect" In the failure to provide
proper ventilation for the workers
and failure to rock dust the mine
adequately.
Evening star., 1947-05-16
Bod Food. Bod Teeth

The cause of tooth decay is q
matter Of scientific dispute, but
many investigators are convinced
that bad food habits are one Of the
important causes.