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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-18

One i cypress s4zIf1 Three H.
cycles Is is 1924 Fazarty Ave.
fshT@ -Sts,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
Yard To Launch
IOOfh Vessel
During December

The ingalls, yard will celebrate
its Tooth launching at an early
date when the S. S. Lode Vene-
zuela, 18th in a series of ships for
Brazil, slides into the water. The
date for the ceremony has tenta-
lively been set for sometime in
December, according to officials.
Details as to the name of the spon-
sor and other matters have not
been made public but it is believ-
ed the sponsor will be a promi-
nent woman in the state or coun-
try.
The first launching took place
at the ingalls, yard June g., 1910,
with the christening of the Ex-
chequer built for the American
export lines. The C-3 type yes
sci was taken over by the U. S.
Navy almost Immediately after
the launching, however, and was
converted into a seaplane tender
and renamed the Pocomoke.
Since that time there have been
constructed at the yard vessels
of the C-3 type including troop
ships, attack transports and lux
ury liners, four airplane carriers
for Great Britain and three spe-
cial design Navy ships.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
Little Girl Hurt
By Truck MondoY
On Telephone Road

Mary Dean Penn. four-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Penn, was slightly injured Mon
day about lao p. m. by a truck
driven by Miss Emily Fountain
OF Route /, Pascagoula, Chief of
Police ] E. Shirley. announced.
The accident occurred on Tele-
phone Road at Railroad street
when the child attempted to cross
Telephone Road.
Miss Fountain swerved her
truck to the shoulder of the road
in an attempt to miss the child,
Chief Shirley said, but the little
girl ran into the right front fen
der. She suffered minor injuries
to her right thigh, decorations of
the left leg and scratches of the
nose. She was carried to jackson
County hospital where she was
treated and allowed to return
home.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
Grdnd Mutron Pays
Visit To Moss poinf
Eastern Star

Members of the Anna OsNeil
Chapter Of the Eastern Star of
Moss Point were honorad ,on
Thursday evening by a visa from
Miss Bama Byrd of Biloxi, dis
trict deputy worthy grands ma
iron, who paid her Official visit
to the chapter. :
Several members welcomed
Miss Byrd upon her ARRIVAL and
she and her friends, Miss Alice
DeLacruz, Miss Tress Broddis and
j. T. Welch, members OF the Ann
Grayson chapter of the Eastern
Star in Biloxi, were entertained
with a dinner in the Gulf Tea
Room. Following the dinner the
regular meeting of the chapter
was held in the Masonic hall.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
Rotorions Hear
Talk BY Official
Of Argentine

Francisco Villafano, head of the
Argentine technical commission
in the United States, and a mem
Der of the Ministry of public
works of that country, was guest
speaker at the weekly luncheon
meeting of the Pascagoula Rota-
ny club Wednesday noon at the
country club.
MI. Villafanos was introduced
by w. r, Guest, ST., executive
vice-president of the ingalls, Ship
building Corporation. who told
members and guests that the local
yard is at work on contracts for
the Argentine government in the
amount of approximately seven
million dollars.
These contracts include the con-
s~truction of four coastwise mer-
chant vessels, conversion work on
an LIST vessel. and a consider
able amount of fabrication work
on dredge pipeline.
Mr. Villafano told of the tech
meal and economic progress of
his country. and expansion plans
underway.
Argentina won its political
freedom in 1910," he said, but
economically it was almost a col
ony of Britain up until four or
five years ago when we also won
our economic and financial free
dom"
This was accomplished through
the purchase of large foreign in
dustrial holdings in Argentina, he
said, including the railroad trans
%portation system, which was
largely held by the British.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
Police To Sponsor
Fishing Trip For
Junior Hi Boys

The boys of the Pascagoula
Junior Hi School will be shown
in the next few weeks that the
policeman is really their fun.
j. A. Witchen. special officer
who directs traffic at the school,
said this week that he planned
on taking all of the boys in the
school on a fishing trip-one-
third of the group at a time.
He planned to start this week
with the football team and the
other two groups on successive
weeks.
Principal Rupert Purvis join
ed heartily in with Mr.. Witchen's
plan and the project is official
1y sponsored by the police de-
partment of Pascagoula. The boys
will have an all day trip and
a fine outing in the country, &C
cording to plans, but none will
be allowed to carry rifles or guns
for safety reasons.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
Buriul Of Intent
Son OF Mry And Mrs.
Henry Overstreet

Henry Dale Overstreet, infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P.
Overstreet of Vancleave, died in
the Biloxi hospital on Tuesday,
November Is.
The five-day-old baby was the
only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Overstreet of V~ancleave. He is
also survived by his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.. Overstreet of
Vancleave.
Funeral services were held on
Tuesday at the Magnolia Baptist
church with the Rev. Spiers of
Ocean Springs conducting the SER
vices. The interment was in the
Magnolia cemetery.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
Early Mailing Of Christmas Cards
And Packages Urged BY Postmaster

Postmaster Arthur V. Smith
taday asked local residents TO
plan their Christmas shopping
schedules now to permit early
mailing of Christmas cards and
gift packages, thus avoiding last
minute crowds at post office win
dows.
To assure delivery before
Christmas day, the postmaster
advised that out-of-state mailings
should be made by December 10.
Christmas greeting cards for To-
cal delivery should be mailed by
December is, he said.
ION Christmas Eve, it is a great
satisfaction to be certain that your
Christmas cards and packages
have been delivered because they
were mailed early" he pointed
out. when you postpone mail
ing to the last minute, you risk
disappointing your friends by
having your messages and gifts
caught in the rush and perhaps
not delivered until after Christ
mas"
He advised combining early
mailing with use of do Not Open
Before Christmas" notes or stick
ers on packages and envelopes.
The postmaster anticipates
even heavier mail loads this
Christmas season than during the
record-breaking 1916 season. He
said that local post offices across
the nation are already prepar-
ing for this peak load by recruit
ing extra mail clerks and carriers.
We would appreciate it if peo-
pie would stop in next week and
purchase the extra stamps they
are going to need for their Christ
mas cards and letters" he SAID.
This is one phase of Christmas
shopping that can be completed
early, and it will help us a great
deal in speeding up traffic at post
office windows during Deem
ber."
The postmaster recommends
that Christmas cards be sent first
class mail where there is any pos
sibility that the address may he
incorrect or incomplete, since
only envelopes bearing a 3-cent
stamp have forwarding privileges.
S~tressing the need for COM
plete and accurate actresses, he
pointed out that thousands of
cards and packages are days late
arriving every Christmas season,
or end up in the dead-letter office,
because of insufficient addresses.
Parcel post packages cannot be
accepted unless they are stoutly
wrapped, he said. ''This NEAR
heavy cord, sturdy outer paper,
and heavy cardboard inside. Pack
ages must not exceed 10 pounds in
weight and are limited in size to
100 inches in length and girth
combined"
VChrfstmas cards can be handled
more readily if they are tied in
bundles, with all the envelopes
facing the same way and the
stamps in the same corner Cards
for o~ut-of-town and for local de-
livery should be in separate
bundles.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28

1--WE are undergoing important
reforms in our social and ecopom-
ic structure" he said. I'm many
instances wages have been raised
rs much as 800 percent, aadl our
people have been able to establish
a better standard of livingnand
take advantage of educational
and cultural facilities. This is the
best fight against Communism"
Argentina and the United States
need to know each other better
in order to understand each 9TH
err better, he concluded.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
BAPTISMS AT DIV CHURCH

On Sunday, November 16 the
Rev. Gregory Johnson officiated
at several baptisms at Our Lady
of Victories church.
Among them was the baptism
of William Herbert Beach. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill H. Beach.
His sponsors were Victor A.
Krebs and Rita M, Krebs.
Another was Retha, infant
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Adolph
H. Aricer of Gaptier. Her spon-
sors were Charles B. Martin, Jr.
and Mrs. Francis Martin.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
INDIA TAKES CONTROL

New Delhi-AP-Thc Govern
ment of India under a new Or
der has taken up control over
the manufacture, disposal and
price of wooden goods in the do
minion.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
E WILLIAMS,
BETRoTHAL =,

Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy e. Green
announce the approaching mar
riage Of their daughter, Mildred,
to Mr.. Oliver Gordon Williams.
The date for the wedding has
been set as Monday, Decemher |.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28

II now has power to regulate
the manufacture of wooden goods
over specified periods and to on
troll the sale and distribution of
all or part of production.
The measures, are intended to
organize the wooden industry in
India on scientific lines.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
UNION SERVICE OF
MOSS POINT CHURCHES

The fifth Sunday union service
of the churches of Moss Point
will be held at the Methodist
church in that city, Nov. 80.
The Rev. Walter Bader, who
has recently come to occupy the
pastorate of the Presbyterian
church will deliver the sermon.
The service will take place at
7:30 p. m.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28
HONOR o THIEvEsa

Berlin-AP-Plagued by thieves
who were stealing their garden
produce as fast as it grew, a group
of Germans put up signs around
their garden plots reading
Thieves are asked to leave some
thing"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-11-28

The apricot is a native of China
but from early times was cult
waited in Armenia.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
Radio Tower Opposed
In ChiIIum Heiqhfs

The ChilIum Heights Citizens As
sociation last night opposed installa-
ton Of a 300-foot broadcast tower
for a proposed new radio station in
the $500 block of First place NV.
The projected station, with the
call letters "WOOK." is slated to
operate on a frequency of 1890 kilo-
cycles with a power Of 1000 watts
during daylight hours only.
Richard Eaton, local news COM
mentator and applicant for the
operation of the station, assured the
group his station would not "blan-
ket" the area, drowning out other
local stations, as it had been felt
it would.
"I wish to create a family sta
tion," he said. "It is my wish to
give the community station moth
ers and fathers will not hesitate to
let their children listen to-a station
free of 'whodunits' and other mys-
terry story types"
L. A. Meadows, president of the
Manor Park Citizens Association,
whose area adjoins Chillum, spoke
on behalf of his group in disap-
proving the installation.
E. c. GiddingS of the Capital
Transit Co. spoke on the need for
the proposed increase in local transit
rates. He contended his company
has been operating its vehicles more
miles, at greater operating expense
and with less net income in recent
months than it can continue to
without an increase in existing fare
rates.
The meeting, conducted by Theo-
dore H. Naylor, president, was held
in the Luther Rice Memorial Baptist
Church, 53l5 North Capitol street.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
Bill Aids Mrs. Perry

Mrs. Mary Shearin Perry, widow
Of John r. Perry, former chief door
keeper of the Senate, would receive
a sum amounting to one years SAL
airy of her late husband under bill
introduced in the Senate by Senator
Hoey, Democrat, of North Carolina.
Size of the salary was not men
toned in the measure.
Evening star., 1947-02-18
Rotary to Hear Simmonds

George A. Simmonds, president Of
the Simmonds Bookbinding Co. of
Washington, will discuss his hobby,
woodworking, before the Rotary
Club at 1915 pm. tomorrow in the
Mayf1ower Hotel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
Anglia in Belgija

LONDON, 5. marca %. N. A.
- " tukajsnjih diplomaticnih
krogih je izzvala Bevinova IL
java, da sc nadejo zakljuciti z
Belgijo slitno pogodbo kot $
Francijo, ogromno pozornosti in
mnogo ugibanja:
Upostevajoc pogoje franco
sko-britanske pogodbe, tolmaci-
10 diplomat, da je zgrajena ma
nacelu, da pripada vsem stirim
velesilam odgovornost, skrbeti
a proprietor novih nenAkih
agresij. Ker pa Belgija nj vele-
sila, is videti jasno, da DO mo-
ral Bevin 1s podrobnejse objas-
niti. M kakSui osnovi mai bo
zgrajena nameravana pogodba Z
Belgij %.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
Illuminating Co. ponuja
million povfaGila

Cleveland Electric Illuminat-
ing Co. je naznanila, da je pri-
pravljena placati odjemalcem
million dolarjev povracila, kar
bi sc zgodilo v obliki predplaca-
nih racunov, ako bi mesto odne-
halo z borbo "a znizanje elek-
trienih cen. zupan Burke pa je
dal razumeti, da $ ponudbo nj
zadovoljen in da mestna vlada
DO nadaljevala z napori "a bolj-
SO poravnavo.
Druzba je imela lani okrog 43
million dolarjev in pol dohod-
kov, cd katerih so tretjino placa-
Ii hisni konzumenti. To pomeni,
da bi million dolarjev povracila
pomenilo povprecno po $3.50 "a
posameznega konzumenta. y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
Y BarbertOnu so
incl majhen potres

V Barbertonu, Ohio, sc je sno-
ci okrog $40 cutilo potresne
sunke, XII 80 trajali vec sekund
in bill tako mocni, da so sc zibali
stoli in premikali kozarci ma ba-
rah. Kolikor znano, nj potres
povzrocil nobene skode in tudi
poskodovan nj bill nihce.
Ali gre "a 1aaravni potres ali
kaj, Sc nj ugotovoljeno. Edna
potresna opazovalnica v dezeli,
XII je rekordirala potresne sunke
v nedoloceneln kca;u, je bila ona
v San Diego, CAL, docim apara-
ii enake postaje ma univerzi
John Carroll v Clevelandu MISC
najavili nicesar.
Mestni inzenir Bushey v Bar
bertonu je snoci rekel, da je de-
finitivno ugotovljeno, da Sc je
zapadna stran Barbertona v te-
ku zadnjih dvajset let pogrezni-
la "a okoi diva ceylja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
Truman DO jutri
govoril o GrGi,Iji

WASHINGTON, 10. marca-
V sredo DO predsednik Truman
nastopil pred obema zbornicama
kongresa ter v posebni poslanici
podal stalisce Zed. draw zvezi
z apelom Greije "a financno po-
moe, ker il Anglia ne more vec
pomagati.
Tozadevno naznanilo je bilo
dano v jaynost po izredni konfe-
renci v Bell hisi, 'tekorn katere
Sc je Truman posvetoval Z IL
kongresnimi voditelji oh h
strank.
Administracija zeli podpreti
sedanjo sibko vlado Grcije z
orozjem in denarjem, ker sma-
ira, da je edna pot, ako Sc hoce
ustaviti val komunizma.
Poudarja pa sc, da Zedinjene
drzave ne nameravajo poslati
svojega vojastva v Grcijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
.Obrambni pakt
sklenjen med Poljsko
in CeSkOslOvaSkO
Sporazum naperjen proti
vsaki eventualni agresiji
Nemeije za'dobo 20 let

VARsAVA, 10. area.
Poljska in Ceskoslovaska sta
danes sklenila 2O-letno priia-
teljsko insobrambno pogodbo ma
perjeno proti vsaki bodoei agre-
siji Nemeije.
Obe drzavi sta pristale, da
ojacata kulturne in ekonomske
zveze in da podvzameta med
sebojnim uporabljanjem vseh
moznih sredstev potrebne me-
re, da Sc onemogoci novi poiz-
kus agresije cd strani Nemcije,
ali katere koli drzave, XII bi sc
Nemcijo zdruzila direktno, ali
pa indirektno "a ia namen.
Pogodba lamci takojsnjo vo-
jasko pomoc, &c bi bila ena cd
drzav-podpisnic tega sporazuma
napadena. Obe drzavi sta Sc z
'pogodbo obvezali, da ne podpi-
sujeta, ali pa sodelujeta v ka-
teri koli zvezi, XII bi bila naper-
jena proti eni ali drugi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
Hoover priporoca
pomoc Avstriji
WASHINGTON, TO-. marca

WASHINGTON, TO-. marca.
- Herbert Hoover je danes pri=
porocil, da Sc okrog $155,000,-
600 uporabi "a relifno pomoc
Avstriji v teku prihodnjih Is
mesecev. Rekel je, da bo Avstri-
ia lahko vzdrzevala samo sebe
leta 1850 ali pa 1851 &c DO ME
no ozemlje in produkcijsko
orod je ostalo prosto vsakih OBJ
vez v mirovni pogodbi, ter &c
bodo tuje eete umaknjene il ME
mega ozemlja.
Hoover je v svojem priporoci-
lu, XII ga je podal skupno poro-
cilom glede polozaja v Avstriji
predsedniku Trumanu, rekel, da
njegov proracun ,temelji ma po-
trebah Avstrije v zvezi z pre-
hrano, zdravili in poljskimi IL
,porokami.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
VZDRzEVANJE NEMcIJE
STANE ZED. DRzAVE zE
POL MILIJARDE

BERLIN, 10. marca. - Gen.
Joseph McNarney je danes IL
javil, da so ameriski davkopla-
cevalci potrosile priblizno $780,
100000 "a vzdrzevanje Nemcije,
"a katere poraz so Zed. drzave
porabile milijarde dolarjev.
v svojem porocilu je gen. Nc
Narney rekel, da je denar upo-
rabljen, da Sc prepreci popolni
ekonomski polom v Nemciji. V
vsoti MISC vkljuceni stroski "a
vzdrzevanje ameriske okupacij-
ske armade, XII steje priblizno
125, 900 MOI. u -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
zED DRzAVE DoBIJo
% BAZ MA FILIPngIfI

MANILA, 10. marca. IL
.uradnih krogov prihaja obvesti-
10, da bodo Zed. drzave dobile
23 yojaskih, mornariskih in le-
italskih baz na Filipinih in sicer
po sporazurnu med obema Via
DANA, ki 30 podpisaH koncem
tekocega tedna.
Po sporazumu bodo zedinje-
MIN drzavam izro6 o6ene med osta-
linn aledece haze: Clark Field,
baxa y Aentralnem Luzonu, Stot-
senberesn. Mariveles, Leuti. sa-
mar, tabori6ce John Hay, Subic.
|TaHitsSvj, SaAgley, Naule, Pa
'laNan, Cattle jos u zambales.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
AngleI priijei 20
alneriskih mornarjev
v Sveti dezeli
Obtozeni so. da so poma-
gall Judom pri nelegalnem
vstopu v Palestine in
krsenja zakonov

JERUZALEM, 9. marca-An-
glezi so aretirali 20 ameriskih
mornarjev in jih pripeljali pred
poroto v Haifo pod obtozbo, da
so pomagali in nagovarjali k ne
legalni imigraciji v Palestine.
Mornarji, XII so tvorili posad-
ko zajete judovske lad:e, so Ju-
die in ne-Judje.
1stocasno je anglesko vojasko
porocilo objavilo, da je stevilo
zrtev spopadov naraslo koncem
tedna ma 10. Porocilo pravi, da
je eden angleski vojak bill ubit,
sest ostalih pa da je bilo ranje ?
Snih v spopadu med Tel Avivom
in Haifom. Devet oseb je bilo v
zadnjem spopadu ubitih. Angle
Ski castniki so PRIMAL, da pri-
cakujejo move napade, kot po-
sledico deportacije Judov, XII so
ma zajeti ladii nelegalno prisli v
Palestine.
-,
AnglesAi uradni krogi pravi-
jo, da sc lie 500 nelegalnih imi-
grantov nahajalo ma la dji
"Abril.' z izjemo enc nosne ze-
ne in njenega moza so bill vsi
deportirani.
Uradno porocilo pravi, da so
ameriski mornarji bill aretirani
vceraj, ko je ladja "Abril" bila
pripeljana Haifo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
|B0mba vrzena proti
predsedniku R0xasu

MANILA, 9. marca. - Neki
atentators .katerega policija nj
mogla ujeti, je vrgel proti pred
sedniku Filipinov, Manuela A.
Roxasu, rocno granato, XII. je
eksplodirala lie kaksnih 20 cev-
ljev cd MEGA.
Granata je bila vrzena ma tri.
buno, s katere je Roxas incl go.
vor glede amendmenta "a anne
risko ekonomsko enakopravnost
z F'ilipinci. amendment v usta-
vi Filipinov, katerega Roxas "a
govarja, bi nudil ameriskim dr..
zayljanom iste ekonomske pra.
vice kot jih imajo Filipinci.)
Uradno je naznanjeno, da nj
oh priliki eksplozije predsednik
dobil nobenih poskodb. Jose
AVellno, predsednlk sonata, Je '
zadnjem trenotku predno je
granata eksplodirala isto z no.
20 brcnil vstran. ,@ IT,
Sporoceno je, da; je eksplozi'
ia ranila nekega fotografa,. k
je edna zrtev tega ponesrece-
mega atentata. ~!s
Jutri bodo Filipinci imeli vo.
litve v zvezi tenn amendment
tom ustave, XII bo ameriskin
drzavljanom nudil posebne pri
vilegije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11
RAZPRO ODAJA RADI
oGNJA PovZHocILA
sKoRo KRAvAL

BOSTON, 10. marca. -
"Prirodni zens,ki nagon",
dobiti nekaj po nizji kot
normalni ceni, ali kot Sc te-
mu pravi v Ameriki "bar-
gain hunting, je danes sko-
70 povzrocil krayal. v tenn
mestu. II
KO je veletrgoyina File
mes naznanila, da Sc DO
danes zjutraj zacela raz-
Prodaja bla ga, vrednega
81, 100000, XII je bio posko-
dovano v pozaru, Sc je tam
zbralo okrog Is, 900 zensk,
XII Ocividno MISC mogle ca
kati, da Sc odpro vrata tr-
govine. v velikem navalu so
Zenslxe pOdrle ena Vrata,
pritisk ma druga pa je zdro-
bill sipo v vratih.
Blago, XII je bilo dano ma
razprodajo, je. prislo IL ne
ke veletrgovine v"Daiias,
Tex, v kateri je bill nedav-
no velik polar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-11

Istocasno je odbor potrdil no.
minacijo w. w. Waymacka, L.
L Strausa, DR.. Robert Bacher-
ia in Samner T. Pike "a clane
komisije, Carroll Wilsona pa "a
glavnega upravitelja.
Edini glas, XII je bill oddan pro-
tt Lilienthalu, je bill glas ohijs-
skega senatorja John B. Bri-
ckerja. ~..~.@... . ~.
Ia Lilienthala sta oddala svo-
je glasove med ostalimi tudi Sc
natorja Connally in Vanden-
berg, vecinska voditelja ~obeh
strank v senatu,
1mena clanov komisije bodo
sedaj prisla pred senat "a po-
trditev. Senator Bourke Hicken-,
looper, predsednik odbora je IL
javil, da DO podal priporocilo
s RI g . .
odbora senatu in sicer danes
|popoldne.
Mnogi senatorji verjamejo,
da Sc DO borba nadaljevala Be
tri tedne, ker bosta ODE strani
poskusali pridobiti glasove IL
stih senatorjev, ki se MISC volii.
Verjetno je, da se bo pred So
|natom vodila huda borba, kajti
!! ma jhujsi nasprotnik Lilienthala;
senator Kenneth, j. obljubil. da
30 to ''prekleta borba, kakrSne
senat Be hi videl. q
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v BEL LGRADU SO OBSODILI
MA SMRT 9 NEMCEV

. BELGRAD, 9. marca-Voja-
Ska sodnija v Belgradu je obso-
dila ma smrt 9 Nemcev zaradi
vojnih zlocinov. Istocasno je IL
rekla kazen cd osem do dvajset
let prisilnega della "a tri ostale
Nemce.
Med ma smrt obsojenemi Sc
hahaja tudi lieut.. gen. Harold
Turner, XII je' bill poveljnik ma
cisticne vojaske administracije
v Srbiji.
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DOIllace vesti
Vile rojenice

Vile rojenice ..@
Pri druzini Mr.. in Mrs. Ste
phen P. Kish il 1910 Lake Ave.
so Sc 4. marca zglasile vile roje-
nice in pustile v spomin krepke-
ga sineka, XII DO delal druzbo
svoji sestrici. Deklisko ime ma
tere je bilo Catherine Bizaj in
tako sta Mr.. in Mrs. Michael BIZ
zaj il 3175 w. "a st. zopet po-
stala start oce in stara mat.
Cestitamo!
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Sc DIVA NEMCA 9
PLACATA IA MOCINE

DACHAU, 9. marca. 49, Ame-
riska sodnija "a vojne zlocine
je danes obsodila ma smrt . obe-
xaniem bivsa SS-ovca Willis
Nscherja in Martin Schirerja'
zaradi vojnih zlocinov, skatere
sta izvrsila mad vojnimi ujetni-
III v taboriscu Kaufering.
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POMOzNI DRzAVNI
TANK NIENOVAN

WASHINGTON, 10. marca.
Predsednik Truman je danes
imenoval John =. Peurifoya IL
Juxne Karoline 20 pomoznega
drzavnega tajnika. Peurifoy je
do sedaj opravljal slu4bo kot
vrsilec poslov pomo4 o4nega tajni-
ka.