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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20
GREEN PONOVNO IZZIVA
REPUBLIKANCE

CHICAGO, 10. augusta. -
Predsednik Ameriske delavske
federacije William Green je da'
mes izzval republikansko kon-
vencijo, maj nominira senatorjs
Robert Tafta "a predsedniske'
ga kandidata, kongresnika Free
J. Hartleya pa "a podpredsed'
nika.
"Delavstvo bo poskrbelo, DE-
bosta ia diva najhujse tepena
kandidata v zgodovini dezele,
ie rekel Green ma 48. letni kon
venciji international Photoen
gravers unije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20
Breskve "a
konzerviranie

Gospodinje, XII 81 namerava'
10 nabaviti fine breskve "a
konzerviranje lahko oddajo ma
rocila pri Mandel Drug, ma
1902 Waterloo Rd., XII imajc
farmo v Perry, O., ali pa pr
Adolph Somracku, XII ina far
mo ma Maple Grove Rd., v Viii
loughby, Ohio, kamor lahko pi'
Sete.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20
Vroce je, uroce!

Vceraj je toplomer v Gle
velandu kazal SO stopinj
vrocine. Po izjavi vremen-
skega 'urada je bill to maj
vroci 19. august v zgodovi-
nj mesta. Pa Sc "a danes ne
Obeta Sc nobene prave ute
he, z izjemo kratkih ploh,
XII pa polozaja ne obetajo
dosti izboljsati.
Edna diva kraja v Zedi-
njenih drzavah, kjer je BIZ
10 vceraj bolj vroce kot v
Clevelandu, sta bila Phoe-
nix v Arizoni in pa Chica-
60, kjer so imeli-1O7 sto-
pinj vrocine!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20
Amerika umaknila svOjO
ponudbo "a posredovanje

WASHINGTON, 20. augusta
-zedinjene drzave so formalno
umaknile svojo ponudbo "a po-
sredovanje v holandsko-indone-
skem sporu.
Do umaknitve ponudbe je pri-
slo, ko jo Indonezija nj hotela
brez kvalifikacije sprejeti.
v Varnostnem svetu je indo-
neski delegat in bivsi premier
Sutan Sjarhirir v svojem govo-
ru izjavil, da nj prislo do nobe-
ne olajsave polozaja v 1ndone-
ziji, navzlic temu, da so Sc po-
gajanja pricela IS posredova-
MEM nekaterih draw, kot so to
zedinjene drzave."
Ameriski delegat Herschel v
Johnson je ia govor indoneske.
ga delegate smatral obenem "a
odklanjanje ameriske ponudbe
"a posredovanje.
Drzavni oddelek je v zvezi s
tenn obelodanil posebno uradne
porocilo, v katerem je (poleg x
omenjenih potankostih, kako j
Iprislo do ameriske ponudbe) re-
ceno: 'Ker je v indoneskem od
govoru 2 dne 10. augusta po'
'novljena zahteva "a iste pogojt
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20
Potegnjena IL jezera

V blizini e. 9 st. je bio po-
tegnjeno il jezera truplo neke
kakih 40 let stare zenske, XII je
ocividno izvrsila samomor. Ma
obrezju je bila najdena rocna
torbica, v kateri pa nj bilo nj
kakih identifikacijskih listin
Neznanka je imela ma sebi mo-
dro bluzo in 6rne cevlje. Imela
je crne lase in brazgotino ma
desnem kolenu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20
lndonezija Sc pripravlja
"a dolgo vojno

BATAVIA, 10. augusta - In
doneska armada je danes cd
svojega vrhovnega poveljnika
dobila navodila, maj Sc pripra-
vi "a dolgo vojno.
General Soeriman, XII je star
81 let in je po poklicu bivsi uci-
tell, je dal svojim cetam navo-
dila, maj onemogocijo Holland
Gem vsako ekonomsko izkorisca-
ME vzhodne Indie, XII Sc naha-
ia v rokah republikancev in to
tenn, da oh priliki umikanja
zazgejo vse, kar bi lahko Ho-
landcem koristilo.
Borbe Sc v Indoneziji NADIA
ljujejo navzlic premirju. Ho-
landci vztrajajo, da imajo pra-
vico, da "ocistijo' podrocja, XII
so jih zavzeli pred dvema ted
noma, docim Indonezijci prozajo
odpor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20
CELJUSTNI KRC POVZROCIL
SMRT DEKLICE

PORTMOUTH, O., 10. avgu-
sta. - Danes je tn umrla ne
ka Z let stara deklica, XII Sc je
nekoliko urezala ma nogi, ma
kar je nastala infekcija, kateri
je sledil celjustni krc.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20

Nadalje Sc racuna, da je
5000 oseb ranjenih, MATERIAL
ma skoda pa je cenjena mad 10
milijonov dolarjev.
Oh priliki eksplozije tovarne
torpedov je eksplodirala tudi
tovarna morskih min in tudi
neko veliko skladisce. Ma veil
KEN podrocju je tako razdeja-
ME, da Sc sploh ne more ugoto-
viii, kako je prislo do eksplozi-
je.
Tovarna Sc je nahajala okrog
2 milf oddaljena cd Cadiza, XII
je stare spansko mesto z okrog
$4,000 prebivalcev.
Casnikarjem nj dovoljeno
obiskati pozorisce
Vladne cete so takoJ obkro-
lille pozorisce katastrofe in
uradna cenzura je onemogocila
casnikarjem, da bi sc podali ma
pozorisce.
Spanska vlada je izdala ko-
munikej, v katerem je receno,
da Sc je ma Cadiz podal admiral
Francisco Rigaldao Rodriguez,
mornariski minister, XII bo vodil
resevanje prebivalstva in pomoc
resno poskodovanemu mestu.
zupan Cadiza je vec ur po
eksploziji dobil telefonsko I'VE
20 z notranjostjo in povedal, da
je najtezje prizadeto podrocje
San Seberiano, kjer zivi 25,00O
prebivalcev in San Jose, kje so
prebivalci bill pokopani pod raz-
dejanimi hisami.
POrodniSka bolniSnica ie
popolnoma razde jana
Pri eksploziji je bila popol-
noma razdejala porodniska boil
nisnica.
Use samostanske sestre S
pacijentinjami vred so bile ubi-
te.
Prva eksplozija Sc je pripeti-
la v skladiscu kemikalij, nakar
sc je, vnela tudi velika kolicina
zaloge municije in torpedov v
blizini San Fernando.
V Cadiz so sc podai reseval-
nj odredi, ognjegasci in zdrav-
nisko osobje, "a katerih pomoc
je zupan mesta zaprosil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20
DELAVCI BILL POSLANI
DOMOV RADI VROCINE

DETROIT, 10. avgusta-Vsled
nude vrocine sta danes upravi
Chryslerjevih in Briggsovih to-
warn poslali II, 900 delavcev do
NOV.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20
Direktorij SID ma
Recher Ave.

Nocoj oh $50 uri Sc vrsi zelo
vazna seja direktorija Sloven-
skega drustvenega donna ma Re-
cher Ave-, ma katero sc vabi vse
direktorje. l.~....
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20

V zVezl S dlskusl]aml pa je
Sovjetska zveza zahtevala, mai
Varnostni svet ustanovi komisi-
jo, XII bi preiskala in posredo-
vala konfliktu med Indonezijo
in Holandijo.
Sovjetski delegat Andrej Gro
miko je napadel Zedinjene drza-
We zaradi "nevarnega poizkusa, "
da Sc prezre sporu organiza-
clio Zdruzenih narodov. Ma tel
seji je Gromiko prvic uradno
podal stalisce Sovjetske Wade v
zVezi to vojno.
Gromiko je rekel, da Zedinje
ne drzave poskusajo vsiliti In
doneziji svoje posredovanje, S
cemur kazejo neupostevanje in
doneskega ljudstva in pomanj-
kanje vsakega spostovanja ma
pram Varnostnemu svetu.
Indonezija ne zeli
pOsred0vanje enc sile
ITO vztrajno ponujanje posre-
dovanja S strani Zedinjenih dr.
zav je Sc tezje razumeti po zah-
tevi indoneske Wade, da Var
nostni svet ustvari svojo lastno
komisijo, XII maj bi posredovala
in izvrsila preiskavo," je rekel
Gromiko.
Gromiko je izjavil, da Sc anne
riske poizkuse lahko smatra "a
preziranje Zdruzenih narodov,
kar da je obenem "nezazeljeno
in nevarno."
(Zedinjene drzave so ponudi-
lie tako Holandiji kot Indoneziji
svoje posredovanje takoj, ko je
Varnostni svet pred II dnevi
obema strankama svetoval, mai
skleneta premirje. Holandija je
takoj sprejela amerisko ponud-
DO, toda Indonezija je postavila
pogoj, da maj Varnostni svet
ustanovi posebno komisijo, XII bi
maj izvrsila preiskavo. Pretekli
teden pa je ameriska vlada S po-
sebno noto obvestila indonesko
vlado, da bodo njeni poizkusi "a
posredovanje propadli, &c bo In
donezija vztrajala pri zahtevi "a
posebne metode, katerimi maj
Sc spor uredi).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20
Pozdravi

PozdraVl
Pozdrave H Montreala, Cana
da, posiljajo Mr.. in Mrs. Mar
tin Kozar, XII vodita Nottingham
Winery, in Mrs. Mary Poldan IL
Chicago, XII pisejo, da kdor ne
verjame, da imajo tamkaj dosti
okusne pive, maj kar TIA pride.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20
Y vehki eksploziii v Spaniji
ubidh 400, ranjenh 5000 oseb
Eksplozija je raznesla tovarno
torpedov ma polotoku Cadizu

CADIZ Spanija, 10. avgusta-Vec kot 400 oseb je
bilo danes ubth ko e eksplodirala pootoku Cadzu
tovarna torpedov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20
Gromiko urgira Varnostni suet,
da posreduje U holandski uojinii
Okrcal je tudi Zedinjene drzave
"a "nevaren poizkus," da Sc
prezre organizacijo Zdr. narodov

LAKE SUCCESS, 49,. avgusta-Indoneska vlada je
danes pred Varnosnim svetom obdozila Holandijo da
hoce unicit voni poroeno repubiko Vzhodne Indije
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20

Narocajte, Strife in Gitajte
" "Enakopravnost!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-20

ida Sc ustanovi v okvirju Zdru-
zenih narodov posebno preisko-
valno in posredovalno komisijo)
sc smatra, da je nasa ponudba
propadla."
Nadalje je v uradnem doku-
mentu receno, da bodo Zedinjene
drzave Sc vedno zainteresirane
in da zelijo pomagati pri dosegi
mirne reSitve.
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Illinois 10 Get COTTAGE
Lincoln, Douglas Used
BY the Associofed Press

BEMENT, Ill, July 28.-The four
room cottage in which Abraham
Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas
planned their famous debates will
be turned over to the State of IL
linois tomorrow, the 89th anniver-
Sary of their meeting.
The Department of Public Works
and Buildings will maintain the
white cottage as a public shrine. 1t
was donated to the State by Mrs
Lily M. Sprague and her son, Bry-
ant Sprague. Mrs. Sprague Is a
granddaughter of the late Francis
F.. Bryant, owner of the house when
Lincoln and Douglas met there as
his guests.
Since 1928 the Spragues have
maintained the house as a public
museum. The 1a47 State Legisla-
ture accepted their offer to transfer
title to the State and agreed %
give the building perpetual care.
The famed debates grew out Of a
chance meeting between Lincoln
and Douglas on Bement street in
1858. On the afternoon they met
Douglas was riding with Bryant
when they met Lincoln, who sug-
gested they get together soon for a
talk about the debates, and Bryant
suggested the two use his home that
night as a meeting place. Both
were candidates for the Senate.
The Spragues said furnishings in
the living room of the cottage are
the same as the ones used at the
time of the conference. The chair
in which Lincoln sat is draped with
crepe and the American flag, and
several years ago it was encased in
glass
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Robberies
Continued From First Page

to Mr.. Lewis taxicab to attempt tc
follow the man. The bandit, he said
got into a car and fed west on H
street. Mr.. Bennett and Mr.. Lewis
then notified police.
Joseph B. Schaaff, president OF
the National Mortgage and Invest
ment Corp, which operates the
garage. said the amount was just
under $4,000 and contained part OF
Fridays receipts.
In another holdup, three men who
robbed two Washington men, boldly
drove to the home of one of the
victims, but found themSelve:
bested by a woman when they triec
to enter the house.
Three Get Into Car.
Alvin B. Barber, jr., "a, of 3504
Macomb street NV, and Roger
Albritton. %, of 5l8 Cumberland
avenue. Chevy Chase. Md, said they
were about to enter Albritton'
automobile at Seventeenth and
streets NV. when three mer
approached them, took a billfolc
from Barber and $3.50 in cash from
Albritton.
The three then got into the car
demanded Barber's address, ane
drove there.
One of them approached the door
but fled with the other two or
foot, when young Barber's mother
Mrs. Alvin B. Barber, met them al
the door and. when the bandits de.
manded money, said:
Don't you come in this house"
She telephoned police and the
men fled.
The two holdup victims said they
saw no weapons during their ride
with the trio, but that the men talk
ed of ".38s"
A number of minor holdups anc
robberies also were reported over
the weekend.
Evening star., 1947-07-28
War Wife Held in Staying
OF Husband Gets Aid
Nv the Associated Press

FORT WALTON. Fla. July 2S.-
Fort Walton residents and people
from her home town today came to
the aid of an English war wife held
at Crestview. Fla. in connection
with the fatal shooting OF her
soldier husband.
State Senator Phillip D. Bean
ir., of Pensacola, an attorney, was
retained as defense counsel for
Margaret Irene Poland, 21, with
money contributed by a number of
local citizens.
Dispatches from London disclosed
additional funds were being sub
scribed by residents of Douglas, her
home town on the Isle of Man
Mayor T. C. Gown of Douglas
cabled Mayor Frank Cook of Crest
view asking him to arrange the de-
fense.
Mrs. Poland's husband. S/Sergt
Graydon Poland, 26, was shot in
front of a night club here Thursday
night. He died the next day in a
hospital at Elgin Field where he
was stationed. No formal charge
was placed against Mrs Poland.
Town Marshall Benjamin Stevens
said Mrs. Poland told officers her
husband had threatened her and
had sent their 15-month- child
to live with relatives in Tompkins-
vile, KY. The husband sued fol-
divorce six weeks ago, 10 weeks after
Mrs. Poland came to this country
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Texas Doctor Faces Trial
In Ambush Staying Of 4
BY the Associated Press

NEW BRAUNFELs, Tex, July %.
DR.. Lloyd I. Ross. AZ, prominent
San Antonio physician, will go on
trial here today on charges of
murder in the deaths of four men,
bers of a well-known San Antonio
family. ambushed May Is on lone
ly country road on their way to
church.
Killed instantly were Willard H.
York, 36, San Antonio investment
company head; his wife, Mrs. Ger
trude o. York, 43: their son John,
l9, and Mr.. York's mother, Mrs.
Mary York, 81.
Only member of the family to
escape was Ann, 13, who, although
wounded in the hip, fed to notify
the caretaker of the Yorks' ranch.
Four hours later Ross appeared at
San Antonio police headquarters,
81 miles away, and told officers that
Evening star., 1947-07-28
| India to Present
| |Indonesio's sCose
| Unlimited Nations
By The Asseeioted Press

NEW DELHI, July 28.-Pandit
Jawaharlal Nehru. vice president of
the Indian interim government, an
nounced today that India would
press Indonesia's case before the
United Nations, probably presenting
it tomorrow morning, and expected
the support of certain other powers.
At the same time Mr.. Nehru an
nounced that India almost imme-
diately" would bar Dutch aircraft
from landing on Indian .airfields,
and flying over India,
Inaia's goal is to bring the fastest
possible end to the fighting and as
sure that justice is done, Mr.. Nehru
said at a news conference.
I'VE are not at war with the
Dutch government" he said, "and
we do not intend to be at war with
the Dutch government or any other
government"
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Forrestui
Continued From First Page.)

and integration and that is some
thing that cannot be done over
night"
He said he intends to cause "as
little dislocation as possible" in the
Army. Navy and Air Force existing
Isetups.
The working jobs will continue
to be carried out by the separate
departments, Mr. Forrestal ex-
planned. He said he conceived his
job to be one of co-ordina ton
seeing that all the armed forces
work together toward a common
goal.
Won't Seek Publicity.
In this connection. he said he
hoped there would be little publicity
coming directly out of his office He
said press relations would continue
to be handled separately by the
Army, Navy and Air Force and only
"global" matters covering all three
branches would be handled by the
Secretary of Defense
Reminded of reports that he had
hoped to return to civil life soon, Mr.
Forrestal said he hoped his tenure
as Secretary of Defense would not
be long" but declined to define
what he meant by long" He said that
looking into the future year seemed
a long time. but that looking back
ward his seven years in Govern
ment service seemed short.
In an opening statement at his
news conference, Mr.. Forrestal ex-
pressed hope that the general sub
ject of unification of the armed
forces will not be as prominent in
the news as it has been in the past
Year.
Action Is Promised.
From now on it is a matter OF
accomplishment and not talk he
declared
He added that he hoped he could
exercise enough restraint to con-
tribute to that end
The law, he said, can only be as
effective as the administration OF
human beings makes it. 1T will
take hard work over long period
of time he added, before results
become apparent"
He described the unification meas
ure as a reflection of American
method of government" since il
represents many divergent view
points, with possibly no one mar
agreeing with everything in it. but
with support and cooperation "oi
all hands" assured in making ii
effective.
Saving to Be Slow.
He told questionerS the amount o1
savings to be effected by uniicatior
is conjectural, but that he was sure
it would produce economy in the
long run in the sense of getting the
best out of our money" But he
cautioned the public not to expect
immediate or miraculous results"
Mr.. Forrestal said he saw the
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Labor 10 Be Strong Factor
In '& Vote, Murray Says
BY the Assoeioted Press

CLEVELAND, July 28.-CIO Pres
ident Philip Murray says union
labor will be stronger factor in
the 1913 election than it has ever
been before
Labors aim, he told about 10000
members of the CLIO at a Crystal
Beach picnic yesterday, will be to
vote out of Office all members of
Congress who voted for the Taft
Hartley labor law,
Predicting a huge registration of
CIO voters, Mr.. Murray told the
unionists:
"Yous must enter the political
arena and work as you have never
done before. To be perfectly frank
with you, we did not work hard
enough in 1916.
Many of you did not go to the
polls in 1916. AS a result you got
the Taft-Hartley Act because you
shirked your duties on Election
Day."
Evening star., 1947-07-28
THE EVENING STAR Washington D. *** As


gun which had been discharged
could be found in his car.
He has been held in a third floor
cell of the county Jail here since.
No bond was permitted.
During March of 1947, Ross. family
physician for the Yorks and a mem
Der of the same church. filed suit
against the investment broker
charging that Mr.. York was in
debted to him in securities, stocks
and bonds amounting to $80,279.
Mr.. York. charged by the Secur-
tiles and Exchange Commission
with violations of the Securities Ex-
change Act of 1884, filed a volun.
tary bankruptcy petition in San An
tonic March "a, l947.
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Indonesiu
Continued From First Page.)

however, asserted that Republican
forces, after slight initial resist
ance, threw away their uniforms
and weapons and cheered the on
coming Netherlands troops" :"
So fast were Dutch columns NOV
ing through both Java and Sumatra
that they were reported far ahead
of their supply lines in many cases
and aircraft were called on to drop
supplies to them. There were nc
reports of any extensive offensive
operations by Dutch aircraft, how
ever.
Today's Dutch communique indi-
Gated that the Netherlanders were
continuing to follow the stategy OF
trying to isolate East and West Java
the richest rubber, coffee, tea and
rice producing areas on the island
and to cut off the great oilfields of
South Sumatra in similar fashion.
The announced strategy is to mop
up those areas, restore the civil ad-
ministration and attempt to get
bottled up stockpiles of raw mate
rials moving into world trade cham
nels before undertaking new mill
tary operations.
Infiltration Claimed.
'Sandwiched in between the two
main Dutch-held areas in Java is
an Indonesian Republican area from
which the Indonesians claim their
regular and irregular forces are car
rying out infiltrations behind the
Dutch spearheads at numerous
points.
There has been no indications
from Dutch communicates however
that these infiltrations tactics have
had any important results as yet.
The Dutch have not attempted to
seize the Republican capital of jog
jakarta.
In Sumatra. consolidation of their
position in the oil fields has beer
the first Dutch consideration. Army
sources said there had been some
Indonesian inf1ltration there ano
that few Oil tanks had been set
on fire.
New threats Of a sweeping
scorched earth policy came from the
Indonesian radio last night.
The broadcast said the Dutch
would have to import more than q
half million workers from the
Netherlands and labor for 10 years
to repair the damage if the threats
were carried out.
The Dutch reported that air recon
naissance had revealed that almost
every major building in the once
beautiful resort city of Malang ir
East Java had been destroyed by
the Republicans. Malang is IL miles
south of Lawang, furthest point OF
the Dutch advance down the
Soerabaj Malang Highway.
Evening star., 1947-07-28
Hundreds Examine
Lincoln Collection;
Some Handle Letters

The public today was Fastening
to accept the Library Of Congress
invitation to inspect long-hidden
treasure-the Robert Todd Lincoln
Collection of Abraham Lincoln
papers.
The collection, opened formally
Saturday, were being examined by
hundreds Of persons. Those items
selected for exhibition in display
cases attracted the most attention
But students of the period already
were obtaining permission to pore
over the yellowed letters and men,
oranda at leisure.
Two Dozen Students in Room.
"There are perhaps two dozen
people in our room now, studying
the original documents" DR.. c.
Percy Powell, the cataloguer, said
this morning.
1t was DR.. Powell and an assist
ant who organized and indexed the
collection while it was kept from
other eyes in accordance with Rob-
ert Todd Lincoln's deed of gift.
The expected flood of mail in
quiries prompted by newspaper re-
ports Of the collections opening had
not reached his desk yet, DR.. Powell
said.
May the casually curious, those
making no pretense to scholarship,
search the collection for specific
data?
DR.. Powell gave assurance they
could, knowing he was letting him
self in for mass of genealogical
queries which could not be answered
by the Lincoln papers.
Anxious to Help.
''In the case of mail inquiries,
II. the matter is one which would
require only an hour or so to handle
we'll try to find the answer" he
said.
"If it's something that would re-
quire a great deal of time, however
we'll just have to reply that our
small staff can't spare the time from
it's routine duties and the party
will have to come in and look it
up for himself"
If he does come to the library, the
inquirer. whether scholar or other
wise, will find the Manuscript Di-
vision anxious to help, DR.. Powell
added.
He said today's little study group
was expected to be followed daily
by others for many weeks, until
both the curiosity-seekers and the
serious students have had their
fill,"
Evening star., 1947-07-28
a Washington Dentists
Going to Boston Session

Four Washington dentists will
represent the District Dental Society
at q joint meeting of the American
Dental Association at the 10th In
ternational Dental Congress at
Boston August to 8. They are
Drs. John p. Burke, James Brown
A., D. Weakley and David Fitzgib-
bon.
Other delegates from Washing
ton,, representing Federal. services
will be Brig. Gen. Thomas L. Smith
Army; Rear Admiral Alfred w
Chandler, Navy; M. M. Fowler, Vet
Grams administration. and DR.
William T. Wright, jr., United States
Public Health Service.