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Evening star., 1947-01-24
Second Family Move!
Today From Area Of
Gasoline Seepage

A second family prepared today
to move from the Arlington area
where mysterious seepage of gaso-
line into unused wells has created
what county officials describe as an
extremely dangerous condition.
Mrs. William G. Rucker, 1910
Fifth road North, said today that
she and her husband and small
children would be moved by night
fall.
I'm so scared I'm SICK" Mrs.
Rucker declared. II just can't stay
here another night"
$500 Gallons In One Well.
The first family to move from the
area at Fifth and Pollard streets
was that of Ralph E. Gladmon, 522
North Pollard. The Gladmons
moved shortly after a crew from the
county sanitation department be-
gan pumping pure gasoline from a
well under the back porch of their
house about two weeks ago. Both
families moved in with relatives.
County Manager Frank G. Han
rahan said yesterday that in the
two weeks during pumping opera
tions, $500 gallons had been taken
from the Gladmon well. In addi-
ton, several other wells in the neigh
borhood have yielded gasoline. 4
Extensive tests of samples from
the wells and from storage tanks o1
nearby gasoline stations and firms
with large private gasoline supplies
have failed to prove conclusively the
source of the gasoline.
Oil Companies Offer Help.
Mr.. Hanrahan announced that
three major oil companies have
agreed to "offer every facility" in
an attempt to determine the source
of the mysterious seepage.
Bureau of Standards tests indi-
Gated that the gasoline is not COM
ing from a fresh supply, but per-
haps is contained in a pocket in
the earth which may have been
filled from some leak in the past,
Mr.. Hanrahan said.
He also said a geologist may be
employed to aid in the investiga-
ton. He added it may be necessary
to drill in the area in an attempt
to determine the direction from
which the gas is flowing and how
much area is affected.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Arlington Hospital, Fairfax
Agree on S. INDECENT Rate

Arlington Hospital and Fairfax
County have completed contract
providing for a $5-per-day rate for
the disqualification of INDECENT pa
tients, the hospital has announced.
Hospital Administrator Karl York
said the contract was signed with
the understanding that negotiations
for higher rates will continue. The
signing of the contract, Mr.. York
explained, will make it possible for
Fairfax to receive its share of State
funds for disqualification. The State
funds are not allocated unless the
county has a contract with a
hospital.
A similar contract was executed
recently between the hospital and
Arlington authorities.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Denied
Local
busFrancIliise
Greyhound Ordered
To Improve Service
On Line to Baltimore
BY the Associated Pres.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 24.-The Pub
lie Sevice Commission today ordered
the Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines,
Inc, to improve its service between
Baltimore and the District of CO.
lumbia, simultaneously dismissing a
petition to allow Safeway Trails,
Inc, to take over the local service.
The action resulted, the commits
sion said, from numerous complaints
that drivers Of Greyhound buses
often refused to stop for passengers
along the Washington boulevard,
that service is not always as cour-
teous as it might be, and that pas
sengers have sometimes been unable
to get information at the Baltimore
terminal.
The same riders, the PSC said,
asked that the local franchise be
transferred to Safeway.
In letter from Frank Harper.
executive secretary of the commits
sion, Greyhound was ordered Ito do
whatever is necessary to remove all
possible cause for complaint in these
respects, to the end that the public
may at all times receive satisfactory
service"
The PSC held that "the public
welfare and convenience do not re-
quire" the transfer of the franchise
to Safeway.
Marvin E. Walsh, general manager
of the Safeway Washington Office,
said his company regrets" the PSC
action but will file a petition for
reconsideration and rehearing. PSC
Commissioner Thomas E. Jones of
Prince Georges County dissented
from the PSC action, Mr.. Walsh
said.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Lee Denounces
Charter Group 5
Attack on Him
Montgomery Leader
Charges Political
Misrepresentation

The battle of words between
Montgomery County Democrats and
county charter advocates continued
today as E. Brooke Lee accused the
Charter Committee of political
Misrepresentation"
Mr.. Lee, Democratic leader, started
the fireworks this week by asking
the General Assembly to reject leg
islation that would exempt the
county from the Lindsay law ban
ming nonpartisan election of men,
bers of county council.
His action was denounced yester-
day by the County Charter Com
mittee. The groups statement was
described by Mr.. Lee as a ccntinua-
ton of tits five-year program of per-
sonal abuse and political misrepre-
sentation."
Their directly quoted definition
of my publicly expressed philosophy
is false" Mr.. Lee said.
Committees Criticism.
(The committee charged, Brooke
Lee - true to his own publicly
expressed philosophy that the peo-
pie have no rights except what Gov
ernment gives them, is urging the
legislators to ignore the wishes
of Montgomery citizens.")
Mr.. Lee replied:
"It is through such misrepre-
sentation that the Charter Com
mittee succeeded last fall in lead
ing a large number of Montgomery
County voters to defeat a good
Democratic county administration
and to substitute a not-so-good Re-
publican county administration
The harm that the charter leaders
have caused the people Of the county
in the last election will be more
obvious in the future. .'.
More kindly people than the
Charter Committee would confine
their newspaper statements to dis
cussions of the merits of their posi-
ton or to the lack of merit of the
opposition position. In any case
they would be accurate.
"It is silly for the charter people
to say that I fear loss of political
control through nonpartisan elec-
tions. The charter people have al
ready voted the Democrats out of
control and the Republicans into
control through partisan elections.
It is equally poor descriptive Ian
guage to term public state
ment addressed to each member of
the General Assembly as a back
door approach, when that proce-
dure is really the most open, 'front.'
door approach that is possible, and
an approach that is open to every
citizen.
Upholds Party System.
"I am as firmly convinced that the
two-party system and, the direct
primary are fundamental bulwarks
Of American liberty. - .
s.I respectfully suggest thatEit is
five years past the time that
the Charter Committee and public
ity writer's should begin to tell the
truth about the government and
politics Of Montgomery County and
even about the people who do not
agree with them"
The all-Republican Montgomery
County delegation has introduced a
bill at Annapolis to exempt the
county from the Lindsay law. The
has been referred to the
House Judiciary Committee.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Members of the senior class are:
Maryland Episcopulion
Budget Rise Approved
BY The Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Jan. 24.-The Epis-
copal Diocese Of Maryland has ap-
proved a 1947 budget Of $13l ,231-
$4,000 higher than last year.
The Rev. Richard H. Baker, rector
of the Church of the Redeemer,
said the diocese plans to contribute
SEQ, 900 to the national church, as
compared to $45,000 last year. He
said large part of the funds would
go towards rehabilitation work
through overseas missions.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Marine Sergeant Injured
As Car Hits Parked Truck

A Quantico Marine sergeant was
injured today when his car went
out of control and collided with
parked trailer truck on Route / at
Pohick Church, south of Alexan-
dria.
State Trooper c. B. Fox said the
car went out of control on curve
near the church and struck the
truck while its drivers were sleeping
At the Marine Base Hospital the
victim was identified as Sergt
George Mclaughlin, stationed at the
base. His home address was not
available.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Viscount Alexander
To Visit Naval Academy
BY the Assoeia.sd Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 24.-Vis-
count Alexander of Tunis, governor
general of Canada, will visit the
Naval Academy February on one
leg of an official visit to this coun-
try.
While here he and Lady Alexan-
der will be guests Of Rear Admiral
James l.. Holloway, jr., new SUPER
intendent Of the academy, and Mrs.
Holloway.
Viscount Alexander will speak
briefly TO the brigade of midship-
men, tour the academy and inspect
some OF its historic buildings.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
500 Protest to Congress
On Proposed Airport

The ONCE Of REPRESENTATIVE
D'Alesandre, Democrat. of Mary
land, said today it had received
more than so letters and kilograms
protesting a proposed Naval Acad-
emy airfield at Sandy Point and
perhaps as many as 500 protests had
reached the entire Maryland dele
CATION in Congress.
Objections came mainly from
property owners in the vicinity of
the project who complain that land
values would deteriorate.
The Maryland delegation met on
the matter at the Capital yesterday
but no announcement Of decision
was made.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
ANNAPOLIS, Jan. "a R.-Yes-
Rrday's legislative routine included
the following:

the 1OiIOWluE.
Senate.
Convened at 1903 pm.
Resolutions introduced.
(By Senator Goldstein)--Reauesting the
repair OF the seawall and construction OF
tetties ct North Beach and Chesapeake
Beach, Calvert County.
{By Senator .Goldstein!--Reauestins
the construction Of q seawau and jetties
at Solomons, Calvert County.
The Senate adjourned at 2:24
pm. until II am. today.
The House convened at 2:10 pm.
House Ellis introduced.
II. B. 1T fBy Luber]--To permit DO
nestle stock and life insurance com,
panies to invess funds In international
ment oblisatfons thanking and fnsur-
ance, and social security
n. B. TT (By Luner)--To permit Tor
eign insurance companies to buy ana use
property In Maryland In which II Is
authorized to invest by its state oi domi-
cile Bankins. insurance and social Sc
Il. B. ire tBy Luberl--To rsqnirs ap.
plicants for hreworks display pe1mits TO
furnish An approved liability and property
damage insurance policy IN an Amount
prescribed By the Insurance. commissioner
Banking. Insurance. and social sscurits.
r. B. 160 tBy Luberl--Io qenne 7
user Of explosive for insurance iaw
purposes a. any one possessing explosive
for use In any manner except for sale ana
Evening star., 1947-01-24
PTA to Hear DR.. Broome

DR.. Edwin W. Broome, Mont
gomery County superintendent OF
schools, will speak on How the
Laboratory Method of Teaching
Helps our Children" at a meeting
of the Clara Barton School Parent
Teacher Association at 8 pm. Tues
day in the school building.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Dr.. Fenner to Broodcost

DR.. Mildred Fenner, assistant edi-
tor of the Journal of the National
Education Association, will be inter-
viewed over station WARL at 1885
pm. tomorrow in one of series Of
breadcasts sponsored by the Airing
ton Citizens Committee for School
Improvement. s-
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Auto Office Space Set.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. "a (P.-
Under authority of the Virginia
Motor Vehicle Dealer Licensing Act,
passed by the 1914 General Assem-
bly,, Motor Vehicles Commissioner
C. F. Joyner, jr., has ordered that
minimum Office space requirements
of Virginia automobile dealers must
be $50 square feet, rather than the
IA heretofore in effect. ~
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Growers Plan Turkey Cut

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. "a tP.-
A January l survey indicated Vir-
ginia turkey growers plan to raise
1,047, 900 turkeys in 1947, represent
ing Is per cent reduction from the
le45 and 1916 totals, the Virginia
Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
said.
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Modelling Class to Open

A clay modelling class will be
offered at the Arlington YMCA be-
ginning Monday as part of the US
crafts program. The class will be
taught at the headquarters, North
Thirteenth street and Kirkwood
road,
Evening star., 1947-01-24
Brown and FizzelI Nomed

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Jan.
"a P,-Ray Brown Of Falls Church
and Lockwood Frizzen of Char
lottesvilie have been named to the
University of Virginia Student
Council
Evening star., 1947-01-24

Lipson, Joanna Haze
Moore, Lawrence 8.
McCausland, Janet
McDermott. Patricia
Marinoh, Theodore j.
Maulden, Dolan
Mays, Mary Margaret
Miller, Vivian A.
Morgan. Don Thomas
Newcomb, Jane Ann
Nolan, William B., jr
Owen, Edward w.
Page, Paul Irwin, jr
Peirce, Anna Louise
Pistolesi, Eda F.
Reid, Robin l..
Rider. Henry D.
Rollins, Samuel H.
Rubin, Barbara r.
Rush, Robert H.
Shaner. Wilmot Lee
Shemeld, Cecil H.
Smith, Anna e.
Stewart, Dale w.
Stewart, Donna M.
Sullivan, Grace E.
Taylor, Bobbie Jean
Taylor, Lois Maureen
walker, Betty Jean
Walther, Richard r.
WEIGH, Ryland
Wilson. Dolores
Wright, Lois Marie
Morris, Clyde l..
Nealis, James A., tr.
Palmer, David r.
Reece, Calvin John
Vozzola, Rudolph v.
Weaver. John w.
Whitney John Davis
Wickline, Donald L.
YYs~I. CAA~~
Evening star., 1947-01-24

program will be in the schools au-
ditorium with Claude M. Richmond,
principal, presiding.
Mrs. Lucy G. Bussey of the County
School Board will deliver the main
address and the Rev. George Tit
man of st. Mary's Episcopal Church
will pronounce the invocation and
benediction. School Supt. Fletcher
Kemp will confer diplomas.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-22
MEDVED MAJ BI SE
UCIL ODPIRATI VRATA

BELTON, Mont, 21. augusta.
- Uposlenec pri Glasier Natl
onal Parku Art Anderson bi ze-
lei, da kdo nauci medvede, kako
sc odpirajo vrata avta. Ander-
son sc je nahajal ma delu, ko
Sc je neki ogromen medved od-
locil, da DO preiskal njegov av-
to.
Medved je lepo odprl' vrata
in zlezel v avto. Ko pa je I'VE
rina bila ze notri, so Sc vrata
magic zaprla. V velikem prese-
necenju je medved ocividno po-
zabil, kako je prisel v avto. Ia
Gel je razgrajati po avtu, ga
razbil ma kose in mirno odsel;
da izvrsi nadaljne inspekcije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-22
AngleIzi Ii naslovili
.ultimatum upornim
Judom ma ladjah

LONDON 21. aygusta.-An-
glezi so danes naslovili ulti-
matum 4,4O0 Judom, XII Sc ma
hajajo ma angleskih ladjah v
juzni Franciji. Anglezi so v ul-
timatu povedali, da bono Jude
odpeljali v Nemcijo, &c sc ne H.
krcajo do jutri opoldne.
IL angleskega zunanjega mi
nistrstva so sporocili, da bodo
Jude v slucaju, da Sc ne izkr-
cajo, odpeljali v anglesko oku-
pacijsko zono Nemcije, kjer jih
bodo takoj izkrcali.
Judovski begunci, XII so Sc po-
skusili vtihotapiti v Palestine,
so bill ulovljeni preteklega me-
SEGA. Anglezi so jih 20. julia
hoteli vrniti v Francijo, toda ko
so prisli do francoskega prista-
nisca Port de Bouc, sc Jude
MISC hoteli izkrcati. Izjavili so,
da bodo sli ma lakotno stavko,
&c sc Jim ne DO dovolilo, da odi-
dejo v Palestine.
Anglesko zunanje ministrstvo
je izjavilo, da je Judom, XII so
po vecini poljske narodnosti,
francoska vlada obljubila Co.
stoljubnost, toda to ponudbo so
baje Jude, pod vplivom "zio-
nisticne propaganda, zavrnili.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-22
'Strela udarilav
most v COlumbusu in
ga poSkodovala

COLUMBUS, O., Fl. avgu-
sta. - Nocoj je strela udarila,
v most, XII drzi preko reke Sci
oto v srediscu ohijskega glav-
mega mesta in povzrocila po-
skodbe sestim osebam. Tudi
most je bill precej poskodovan.
Strela je udarila okrog 6. ure.
Najmapj stiri ranjene osebe
so bile potegnjene il reke, dru-
gi pa so bill pobrani ma mostu.
Ognjegasci so takoj po nena-
vadni nesreci porocali, da sta
bila eden ali cello diva avtomo-
bila vrzena v reko, ampak po
par urah h iskanja v strugi Sc
nj naslo Sc nobenega sledu
kakem avtomobilu.
Pozno nocoj so pripeljali ma
most zerjava, da Sc pomaga 3D.
straniti razbite kose mosta in
da Sc raziskuje po strugi reke,
dali Sc tam nahajajo kaki po-
nesrecenci.
Sila strele je porusila in vr-
gla v reko mad 100 cevljev
dolgo sekcijo betonske ograje,
kakor tudi polovico tlaka ma
juzni strani mostu. Oblasti so
most takoj zaprle in YES pro-
met ma MEM Sc je ustavil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-22
PISMONOSA ST 30
ZDRAVIL HRBET

CINCINNATI, 21 augusta
Pismonosa John J. Stander, star
SO let, je posebno v teh vrocih
dnevih cutil, kako ga boil hrbet.
Da bi 81 olajsal bolecine, je STAN
der vrgel ma smetisce 1853 pisem,
o katerih je mislil, kot pravi, da
so edino "obvestila drustev."
Sodnik John H. Bruffel je Gu
til, da sc mora mozaku dati ne
kaj pocitka. Tako sc DO Stander
zdravil v "zamrezenem letovi-
scu" emo leto in en- dan, toda DO
preje spuscen, &c Sc bo obnasal
kot treba.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-22
BRADLEY BO NASLEDNIK
EISENHOWERJA

WASHINGTON, 21. augusta
-Viri il Belle hise porocaio, da
bo predsednik Truman gotovo
imenoval generala Omar Brad
leya "a naslednika generala
Dwight D. Eisenhowerja, ko DO
slednji prevzel svojo novo pozi-
clio predsednika Columbia uni
verze v New Yorku.
Kot bodoci sef armadnega
staba, Sc Bradley ze nahaja ma
ir1spekcijski turi v ameriskih
okupacijskih zonah Europe, kjer
Sc seznanja z armada, XII DO pod
njegovo komando. ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-22

najbrze prisla v stike s takimi
ljudmi, XII vidijo samo crno, ma
to pa dejal, da je has tisti dan
prejel pismo cd brata duhovni-
ka, il katerega nj mogel niti
med vrsticami izslediti kaj sla-
bega O novi Sloveniji in partiza-
nih.
Miss Stone je bila prva anne
riska Slovenka, XII je obiskala
Ljubljano po osvoboditvi. &c sc
pravilno spominjam, je bila tam
re meseca junija 1945, torej me-
sec po osvoboditvi, a dr.. Fur
Ian jo je ze tedaj scuval proti
tistim ljudem, XII so Sc skozi
dolga leta v sumah bojevali "a
svobodo slovenskega naroda,
medtem ko je on lepo zivel v
tujezemstvu in Sc pehal "a mi
nistrskem stolckom v kraljev-
ski vladi. In ne samo to: predno
je Miss Stone odsla il Ljub-
ljane, il je narocil maj pove
njegovim prijateljem v Ameri-
XII, mai delujejo proti novi Ju-
goslaviji in maj skusa vplivati
v tel smeri tudi ma Adamica.
Vse kaze, da dr.. Furlan nj
mogel zapopasti, da Sc je v Ju-
goslaviji izvrsila velika revolu-
cija, zaeno pa je najbrze bill
zelo uzaljen, ker nj bill imeno-
van vsaj "a ministra, in prieel
je intrigirati. In ko clovek en-
krat zaide v blato, Sc vanj po-
greza globlje in globlje. Pisec
seve ne bo trdil, da je DIR. Fur
Ian zasluzil smrtno kazen, ker
pac ne We, kako dalec je Easel,
vsekakor pa njegova preteklost
kaze, da nj govora kakem ne
dolznem cloveku, XII je postal
"zrtev komunisticnega terorja',
kakor bi to rada prikazala
urednika Ameriske Domovine
in Glasa.
Jugoslovani so drago placali
"a svojo svobodo, zato ne puste
nikomur, da bi sc igral S to svo.
bodo in iskal v inozemstvu pO-
moci "a preobrat.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-22
SENATOR B1LBO UMRL

NEW ORLEANS, 21. augusta
-Tu je umrl senator Theodore
c.. Bilbo v starosti 50 let. Bill je
znan zaradi svojega zagovarja-
MIA "nadvlade belopoltcev."
Pred njegovim odhodom ma
operacijo "a rakom je senatni
odbor vrsil preiskavo glede ME
govih posredovanj "a vojne kon-
trakte, "a kar je sprejemal pod
knpnino. Kot je sam primal, je
bill clan zloglasne organizaciie
ku Kux Klan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-22
GLE SPREJEL ZAKONE
"a BORBO PROTI KOMU.
NISTIcNEMU VPLIVU

SANTIAGO, Gle, 21. augusta
-Cilejski parliament je 81 pro-
ii 20 glasovom odobril zakon, XII
bo pooblastil vlado, da lahko
omeji osebne svobodscine in "a
jane vazne industrije, ako bi
bilo potrebno, da Sc zlomi "nele-
galne komunisticne stavke."
Predsednik Cilea Gabriel Con-
zales Videla je izjavil, da je ina
crt skrajnih grup, da propagira-
jo in vodijo delne stavke, XII bi
vodile v splosno ovire in tako
ogrozale stabilnost vlade."
V nekaterih predelih Cilea so
Sc stavke tako razsirile, da je
vlada objavila izredno stanje.
Posebno v provincah Conception
in Arauco je vlada ma podlagi
novih pooblastil udarila po stav-
kujocih delavcih in omejila njih
osebne svobodscine.
Kot pravi porocilo, so najhuj-
Sc prizadeti premogovniki in ze-
leznice. Delavski voditelji so iz-
javili, da so stavke izbruhnile v
zvezi z vladimir dovoljenjem, da
sc zviSa cena kruhu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-22
STROP PADEL v KINU,
30 POSKODOVANIH

MEADVILLE, Pa, 21. avgu-
sta-V tukajsnjem kino gledali-
Sou Park je nocoj padel del stro-
pa, pri cemur je bilo poskodova-
nih okrog so oseb.
Dve uri po nesreci je v bolnis-
micah dobilo pomoc "a oseb,
ostali pa so dobili prvo pomoc
ma pozoriscu. Najmanj dive po-
skodovani osebi sc nahajata v
kriticnem stan ju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-22
OHLAJENA NEVESTA

LONG BEACH, CAL, 20. av-
gusta-Moses S. Lane, XII je star
SO let, Sc je danes trpko prito-
I'll, da je njegova cetrta poroka
s 46 let stare Verba H. Foy, bila
brez poljubakov.
Ljubezni zazeljen Moses je "a
prosil, da Sc poroko proglasi "a
nicevo. Nevesta je namrec pri-
stala ma poroko samo "v formi. "
Prve mesece je sicer, kot pravi
Moses, zatrjevala, da je posredi
samo ljubezen :.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-22
MA PURPLE HEART" SE
NE DOH POSOJILA!

SEATTLE, 21. avgusta-Tu-
kajsnje zastavnice so zacele do
bivati prosnje "a posojila, "a ka-
terra so vojni veterani ponujali
svoja o vanja "Purple
Heart" Neki lastnik zastavnice
Je izjavil, da "je protipostavno
zaposojati 81 denar ma odlikova-
MIA" ..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-22

Sheboygan, Wis. - Frank
Grobelnik je tako nesrecno pa
del kolesa, da 81 je zlomil kost
v kolku. Nahaja Sc v bolnisni-
ci, kjer DO po mnenju zdrav-
nika moral ostati stiri mesece.
- Martin Jelenc sc je S svojo
druzino srecno vrnil daljse-
ga potovanja po zapadu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-22
Pevci il Vatikana

V torek zvecer 26. augusta
bo n astopil v clevelandskem
mestnena avditoriju vatikanski
pevski zbor, ki ga vodi msgr.
Licinio Refice, sloyiti sklada-
tell in professor ma Pontifikal-
mem institutu v Vatikanu.