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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-05
Congress Stalls Vet Benefits

Thousands of war veterans likely
will be disappointed with the failure
of congress to increase subsistence
payments for both single and mar
ried veterans attending school I'M
der the G.I. bill
Congress also failed to raise the
ceiling for on-the- job training pay
ments and to extend the law giving
automobiles to amputees.
This column has been in receipt
OF many letters inquiring about the
action of CONGRESS on these various
measures. Although several bills
varying little in objective were in
troduced early in the session, it was
not until the last week before adj
journment that any action was
taken on the floor. Through the
efforts of Sen Wavne Morse (Rep.,
Ore.) and Sen. Spessard Holland
(Dem.. Fla y and over the objection
of the COP policy committee. the
senate finally passed three bills by
unanimous vote One would have
increased the subsistence allowance
to veterans in school. another would
have raised the coiling on on-the-
job training and the third would
have extended the law providing for
free automobiles for amputees.
These bills then went to the house
and died there in committee al
though Mrs. Edith Nourse Rogers
(Rep., Mass.), champion of veter-
ans rights and for many years
chairman of the house committee
on veterans affairs, made a deter
mined effort to bring the bills out Of
committee without success.
Speaker Joe Martin, Congress-
man Leo Allen (Rep., Ill.,, chair
man of the rules committee, and
COP floor leader Charles Haleck
(Rep., 1nd.) are credited with hold
ing up the bills, first on the COP
economy pledge and second be-
cause they maintained that Presi-
dent Truman in his state of the
union message last January had de-
clared that Except for minor ad-
justments I believe that our pro-
gram of benefits for veterans is now
complete"
After the three bills had passed
the senate without dissenting vote
it was expected that the green light
had been given and that they also
would pass the house. The reverse,
however, was true. So despite the
increased cost of living veterans
must get along on their present al
lowances, and there will be no more
free automobiles for those ampu-
tees who did not get their applica-
ton in before the deadline when the
old law went out of existence.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-05
Don't Fence Me In

GEN. w. Lee (Pappy) O'Daniel Of
Texas is one of the most unpop-
ular men in the senate. He is un-
popular with his Democratic COL
leagues because most of the time he
votes with the Republicans.
Senator O'Daniel bought an
apartment house near the capitol
and went into court to evict the
tenants. To toss out these longtime
tenants, the senator told the court
and the rent control board that he
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-05
High and Dry

President Humans appointees to
the national labor relations board
were left high and dry by the sen.
ate, which declined to confirm their
nominations. They are Robert N.
Denham, named general counsel;
former Sen. Abe Murdoch of Utah,
and ]. Copeland Gray of Buffalo,
N. Y.
So although they must administer
the difficult Taft-Hartley labor bill
along with the three other hold-over
members of the board, they dow,
know whether they will have job
or not come next January. 1t may
be that action of the senate was de-
liberate to see how these men would
work before confirming their ap-
pointments.
The 79tb congress provided IS
million dollars for The school lunch
program throughout THE country. 1t
also propided 6 million dollars more
as deficiency appropriation, maxi
ing q total OF 81 million dollars apail-
able for school lunch programs in
l947. The sob congress slasbed this
to IS million dollars, so if The states
Wisb to provide school lunches on
the same basis as in 1917 they wiH
bare to make up that deficiency of I6
million dollars from local funds and
local taxes
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-05

As an expression Of gratitude
for aid received from the United
Nations Relief and Reha bilita-
ton administration, a CONNER
cial college in BrnO, CzechOslo-
vakia, has formally adopted the
name "UNRRA Commercial col
lege." Czechoslovakia received a
total of S264,075, 900 in aid under
the UNRRA relief program.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-05

needed all 40 rooms, IA kitchens
and IA baths for the personal use Of
his own family.
He said he paid S52,5O0 for the
apartment house. Now he is selling
the apartments on a cooperative
plan for from 10 to Is thousands dol
lars an which figures
out some Sl50,000 profit.
OF course, the senator never
occupied all 40 rooms but. being
from Texas, he probably didn't
want to be fenced in.
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Mka6a1.a:@
"a SERylcE
~. BUREAU

EDITORS NOTE: ibis NeWsbabss
through special arrangement Nth The
Washington Bureau of Western Newspabs,
Union at 1916 Eye Street, N. w., Washing
ton. D. C.. is able to bring readers ibis
.Deekly column on problems of THE veteran
and serpieeman and bis family. Question:
may be addressed to THE above Bureau ssd
they will be answered in subsequent COL
nmn. No replies can be made direct By
mail, but only in The column .vbicb will
appear in this newspaper regularly.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-05
Slash in Workers

The slash in the department of
agriculture's budget will mean a
lay-off CT approximately 1900 en-
ployees in the department. AL
though at the beginning of this year
Secretary Anderson had reduced
personnel of the department 10000
below the prewar figure and his
budget as originally sent to con-
gress provided for a further reduc-
ton of 9,l00, the slashes made by
congress viii add approximately
4.60C more lay-offS.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-05
Questions and Answers

@. have a $4,000 national serv-
ice life insurance policy but do not
know the number of it. made
two months payment and have re-
ceiveG no acknowledgement of it
from terans' administration.
What record or proof of payment
should have received?-W. A. ",
Little Rock, Ark.
A. Veter administration
should have sent you a receipt Of
payment but, inasmuch as you
didn't list policy number on your
remittance, they may not have been
able to find an account to which to
credit the money. Suggest you write
to VA, Insurance Division at WASH
inton, D. c., giving them your
story, military serial number,
name, address and amounts of
money mailed to them.
@. What is the punishment gen.
orally given for person who has
been absent without leave from the
army for IA months in peacetime,
and will they keep on looking for
him?-K. L., New York, N. Y.
A. Peacetime absence without
leave usually draws a lighter SEN
tence than in wartime. No one could
tell what the courtmartia1 board
would impose as a sentence be-
cause the circumstances surround
ing each case are different. 1t is
better for an AWOL serviceman to
turn himself in than to wait until he
is caught. The government will con-
tinue its search until the soldier is
apprehended.
@. How many Of the U. S. air.
borne divisions have divisional
Songs?-L. P. S., Richmond, Va.
A. Only one airborne division is
credited with having an official
song and that is the 82nd airborne
divisions ''The All American Sol
der" Music was written by
Charles Koff and Tom Jones, and
words by Sgt. Carl Sigman.
@. would like to get in touch
with a good friend and would be
grateful II you could help me get
his present address. In August,
1915, he was with the occupation
forces in Germany. Last address
we have Is Pfc. AT, 12147204, Btry
C. 411th AAA Gun Bn., APO 403,
New YOrk.-B. A. S., Mt. HOreb,
Wis.
A. Since you do not give the vet
Grams full name we cannot help
you. Suggest you write direct to the
Bureau of Enlisted Personnel, Of
fee Of the Adjutant General. WASH
ington. D. c.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-05
PERSONAL
ALCOHOLISM

ffLOOIIOIIOIVI
Is DISEASE amenable to our treatment.
If this evil threatens your home, job or
business, DO SOMETHING NOW. Write
for FREE FOLDER. Established so yrs.
THE MURRAY INSTITUTE
GEO 8. Tenth ST., Minneapolis. AT-OO9i.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-05
Beauty and Health
BY Simple Exercise
Exercise Can Cure
Those Ugly BuIses

A RE large matronly hips keep
- ing you from enjoying Stacks
and other sportswear? Why put
up with them any longer? You
can literally melt away that fab
by flesh through exercise.
Here's one that helps: Sit on the floor
legs straight, hands on floor behind hips.
!. Pull knees up to chest, raising feet a
few inches from floor. 2. Swing knees
from side to side, first touching floor on
right side. then left. Sixteen times alto.
gether.
Other figure faults can also be cured by
exercises given in our booklet No. 80.
For the bust. hips. waist. neck. shoulders.
etc. Send Csc in coin for Beauty and
Health Through Simple Exercises" to
Weekly Newspaper Service, 2I3 West 18th
St., New York IL. N. Y. Print name, ad.
dress with zone. booklet title and No 80.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
Arlington Driver Held
|Af Inquest in Death
|0f Woman Hit by Car

An Arlington man was free ir
81 500 bond today after coroner's
jury found him responsible for the
trafiic death of Miss Mary Cathryn
Bailey, 28, OF 4726 Homer avenue
Suitland. Md, and ordered him held
for the grand jury.
The automobile driver, Cecil C.
Cory, jr., Is, OF the 300-block oi
North Kenmore street, Arlington
was held after three hours OF con-
tiicting testimony at the District
Morgue yesterday. Miss Bailey was
killed Tuesday when struck at Penn.
sylvania avenue and Thirty -eightl
street, Sc.
A number of witnesses testified
that Mr.. Cory was speeding ano
seemed intoxicated. Others contra.
dicted this testimony.
Bus Driver Testifies.
A bus driver, James D. Gamer
5019 r street, Capitol Heights, Md.
said he had stopped his vehicle al
the intersection.
II noticed car come up the hill
at an awful rate OF speed he said
I'D Judge 1t was travelling at least
so miles an hour"
Miss Bailey was struck by the
Evening star., 1947-02-13
|R. Aubrey Boeley, A,
I'D. c. Attorney, 10 Be
Buried tomorrow

Funeral services for r. Aubre.
| Bogley, 46, Washington attorney ant
chairman of the Presidents Cup Re
getta Committee, will be held a
1880 am. tomorrow at the William
Reuben Pumphrey Funeral Home
[ Bethesda. Burial will be in Rock
vile Union Cemetery.
Mr.. Bogley's body was found II
about 4 feet of water near No. i
hole on the golf course OF the Co
llu1nbia Country Club yesterday. Hi
| glasses and wristwatch were on thi
bank. DR.. F. j. Broschart, Mont
gomery County coroner, issued ,
certificate Of suicide by drowning
Mr.. Bogley had been reported miss
ing by his family at 7:45 pm. Tues
day.
The District Bar Association
named the following Washington
attorneys to represent the associa
ton at the funeral:
Howard Boyd, G. Bowdoin Craig
hill, Lee Fischer Dante, Charles Z
Ford, Norman B. Frost, Milton w
King, Robert E. Lynch, Hugh /,
Obear and Frederic N. Towers.
Ill for about two months, , MIR
Bogley had been treated at Wash.
ington Sanitarium and Johns Hop.
kins Hospital during the last two
weeks, it was said at the law ofiies
Of OLeary, Gottlieb, Friendly. Co,
q Bogley OF New York, Mr.. Bogley
was Washington representative o1
the firln and had ofnces in thu
Southern Building.
Brother Of Bank President.
Mr.. Bogley, who lived at II West
Blackthorn street, Chevy Chase, Md.
a few blocks from the Columbis
Country Club, of which he was 8
member, was brother Of S. Walter
Bogley, president Of the Bank .oi
Bethesda. ..
Other survivors include his widow
Mrs. Grace Roberds Bogley, and two
children. Gilbert Bogley, Is, q stu.
dent at the Landon School and boys
national indoor and outdoor tennis
champion, and Josephine Ann, 13
and Q sister, Mrs. Cyril Jones, wife
Of Bethesda real estate man.
Mr.. Bogley directed operations oa
last Septembers Presidents Cup Re.
gatta, the first held since the war
He had been a member Of the Board
Of Directors Of the regatta associa-
ton for two syears. He also was In
charge Of the 1910 regatta. 3.
Was Active in Water Sports.
Mr.. Bogley's interest in aquatic
sports began a number of years
ago when he was active In rowing
circles here. At one time, he con-
Quoted swimming and life saving
courses for the Red Cross. He was
member Of the Potomac River
Boat Club. ~ 80 !,
Mr.. Bogley also was q member oil
the Lawyers Club, the Barristers
the District and American Bar Asso.
Citations, the Masonic Order, the
Chevy Chase. Presbyterian Church
and the Council Of Social Agencies
A graduate of Central High
School and Georgetown University
Law School, he had practiced Law
In Washington for about Is years.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
hooIey, British Financier
Jailed in '2Os, Dies at 80
Ry sha Asseeiafad Pfasa

DERBY, England, Feb. 13.-Ernest
Terah Hooiey. SO, multimillionaire
financier who invented the system
Of hiring nohlemen to serve on his
boards of directors and whose fabu-
lous career ended In disgrace in
1922. died Tuesday night at his
country home here.
Hooley, who started rs q $6-a-
week clerk in his fathers lace fac
tory, had been in retirement since
his release from Jail in the early '2os.
He served q term for fraud in con-
nection with stocks of the Jubilee
Cotton Mills, Ltd.
At one time he was a member of
London's most exclusive clubs and
was entertained by King Edward
VII. He was reported to have owned
$40 900, 600 worth of land in Great
Britain.
Before his downfall, Hooley pro-
NOTED some of Englands creates.
companies-Dunlop's, Singers and
Bovril among them. "A genial,
swashbuckling figure, the tinancier
squandcred money almost as fast
as he made 1t. He never carried q
penny on his person, but gave large
sums to his chauffeur, who paid the
bills. s.. 49,. !
Evening star., 1947-02-13

car and hurled into the air. Mr.
Gamer said. Mr.. Cory then stag
gered back" crying, What did ]
do?" he testified.
Two men and three women, who
were riding with Mr.. Cory, testi-
fled the car was travelling at a rea-
sonable rate of speed and that Mr..
Cory had not been drinking.
Inspector Condemned Car.
The Cory automobile was con-
demned after the accident by
Charles Violet, an inspector with
the Department of Vehicles and
Traffic. Mr.. Violet testified an in
spection showed the brakes and
steering apparatus were faulty prior
to the accident.
In another inquest, Henry VIII
hams, 36, Of the 1900 block Of Owens
place NE. a bus driver, was ex-
onerated In the death of Mrs. Eta
Evening star., 1947-02-13
IColored Fireman Sues
ERuiIroud and Union
~ n. Xsxoe;o,ed Pres,

By The xssocia.ed Press
NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 13.-David
H. Hinton, colored. fireman Of the
Seaboard Air Line Railroad, yester-
day filed suit against the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen and
Enginemen and the railroad COM
pany, alleging the union persistent
Evening star., 1947-02-13
st. Johns Club to Give
500 to County Hospital

The Young Mems Club of st
Johns Episcopal Church, Olney
Md, will present 500 to. the build
ing fund OF. the Montgomery County
General Hospital, Olney, Robert T
Cuff, treasurer of the club an
nounced today. sr
The hospital is currently engaged
in a $4,000 drive to build a ma
ternity wing.
Evening star., 1947-02-13
THE EVENING STAR Washington D. C. A--i9
FEBRUARY

It was entered in United States Dis
trict Court.
In addition to asking restoration
Of his seniority rights, Mr.. Hinton
asks $25. 900 compensatory damages
and s100, 900 punitive damages.
Evening star., 1947-02-13

ly has been hostile, disloyal and un-
fair" to him and his race.
The case Is close parallel of
that In which Tom Tunstall, colored,
fireman of the Norfolk Southern
Railway, recently won damages and
restoration of his seniority rights,
Evening star., 1947-02-13

May Andree, 80, Of 124 e street S.E.
L Mrs. Andree was struck In front Of
her home by 9 bus operated by Mr..
Williams on Saturday night and
died the next night at Casualty
Hospital.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27
OSetovo dihanje otelo
zivljenje otroka

V nedeljo je kratek stik pri
napeljavi "a elektricno svetilko
povzrocil "elektrokucijo" emo
leto starega Jenny di Paoli v
Mayfield Heights. Decek je bill
maiden nezavesten ma tleh. Gee
je otroka polozil ma mizo in "a
Gel dihati v njegova usta. Ko je
dospel policijski ambulancni
voz, je med voznjo v Huron Rd.
bolnisnico, nadaljeval z dina
MEM v otrokova usta in mu
dvakrat potegnil jerk iz gol.
tanca.
Policijski patrolman Roger
je navzlic velikemu prometu v
teku 20 minut dospel v bolnis-
nico, kjer so sli ma delo zdrav'
niki in otroka kmalu sprawl X
zivljenju. Oce Sc je v bolnisnicj
cd prestanega napora onesves'
til. Druzina Di Paoli ina Sc stir
druge otroke.
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VOJNA NEVESTA II
ANGLIJE OBTOzENA
KOT ROPARICA

DETROIT, 26. avgusta-Mrs.
Pearl Baker, rs let stara brhka
vojna nevesta il Anglije, je da-
mes v zaporu premisljevala, da
Amerika nj obljubljena dezela,
kakor 81 je nekoc predstavljala.
Policiji je povedala, da jo je
MEN MOI Paul Baker liz Berg
holza, Ohio, zapustil Z dveletnim
sinckom. Podala Sc je v Detroit
in delala neki tovarni, dokler
ri bill rojen drugi otrok, XII je bill
deklica, katero je morala izro.
citi drugim ljudem, XII so jo well
"a svojo.
Vceraj je bila vojna nevesta
aretirana. Policija pravi, da je
z samokresom, XII pa je bill igra-
ca, ustrahovala nekega avtnega
izvoscka in ga prisilila, da il je
izrocil $12. Tako sc bo morala
vojna nevesta il Anglije zago-
varjati radi ropa.
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LONDON 26 aupllsta

LONDON, 26. augusta "a
stopnik angleskega premierja
Herbert Morrison je v danas-
MEM radio govoru obtozil Win
ston Churchilla, da poskusa ubi-
ii voljo angleskemu ljudstvu pri
naporih, da Sc dezelo izvlece IL
tezke ekonomske krize.
Morrison je rekel, da je ma
men nedavnega govora, XII ga
je incl Churchill, "dobro pro-
racunan namen, da Sc oslabi ma
SO solidarnost in voljo, da Sc
zoperstavimo vsem ekonomskim
|tezavam in istocasno, da Sc sko-
duje interesom drzave z druge
strani morja, posebno sedaj, ko
smo vecjim delom odvisni cd
dobre wolfe drugih dezel, da nam
posiljajo hrano in sirovine,"
Morrison je primerjal seda-
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AngleSki podpremier obtozuje Churchilla
da zeli ubiti voljo angleSkemu iudstvu

MEGA Churchilla Churchillom
"a casa vojne:
ia casa vojne je to. bill clo-
vek, katerega smo vsi spostovali
in XII je dvigal nasa srca. Takrat
nismo nikoli v MEGA gledali "a
stonj. Toda kaksno vodstvo nam
rudi danes? ?"
"Sedaj poskusa, da il Anglije
stvori totalitarsko dezelo in
predlaga tekmovalni sistem. "
Morrison je poudaril, da ia "tek-
movalni sistem" zagovarjajo
konservativci, torijci, financni-
XII, posredovalci in ljudje, XII sc
zelijo nitro obogatiti.
| Pri koncu svojega govora je
Morrison naslovil angleskemu
ljudstvu APPEL, da Sc uporabi vse
wire dezele, da Sc izvojuje zma-
60 (nad sedanjo krizo), kot sc
je to izvojevalo zmago V vojni.
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|Jugoslavya je b1a glavni predmet
pogovorov med papezzem in TayloDem
AmeriSke drzave
Sklenile ZVeZO "a
skupno obrambo

QUITANDINHA, Brazilija,
26. augusta - Ameriske drzave
so ma med-ameriski konferenci
sklenile, da Sc bodo skupno- bo-
rile proti kateri' koli oborozeni
agresiji v zapadni hemisferi.
Edini ameriski drzavi, XII nj
sta glasovali, sta Nikaragva in
Ekvador. Nikaragva nj bila
sploh povabljena ma konferenco,
docim sc o statusu Ekvadorja
Sc vedno razmotriva, kajti v tel
dezeli je prislo do spremembe
Wade potom puca.
| Po temu sporazumu bodo vse
ameriske drzave obvezne, da ta-
koj priskocijo obrambo zapad-
lie hemisfere, &c DO napad izvr-
sen ma zono, XII zajema tudi Alas
kO IN Greenland.
Sporazum med ostalim pred
videva avtomaticno pomoc vseh
ameriskih draw v slucaju, da bi
reka clanica bila napadena, ta-
kojsnja posvetovanja, da Sc ugo-
tovi, kaj je bilo storjeno in kaj
Sc Sc lahko stori, da sc napadeni
drzavi pomaga. Vkljucena pa je
tudi tocka, XII pravi, ida Sc bo-
do vrsila posvetovanja, ko DO
teritorialna integriteta, sove-
renost ali pa politicna neodvis-
most katere koli ameriske drza-
We ogrozena neoborozenim
napadom, z groznjami agresijo
ali pa konfliktom ali pa katerem
koli drugim faktorjem, XII uteg-
ne ogrozati mir ma zapadni he
misferi."
V varnostno zono spadajo dr.
Izave severne in JUNE Amerike,
Kanada, Greenland, Alaska,
Falklandska otoeja, otocja juz-
mega Orkneya, predict juznega
tecaja, Sandwich otocja, otocja
JUNE Georgia in 300 mill siroki
pas, XII zajema oba kontinenta.
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AmeriSki ambassador
incl kOnferencO z
grskimi voditelji

ATENE, 26. avgusta-Ame-
riski ambassador Lincoln Mac
Veagh je danes incl konferenco
z bivsim premierjem Konstanti-
nom Caldarisom in z voditeljem
liberalne stranke Temistoklom
Sofoulisom.
Oba grska voditelja Sc pote-
gujeta "a premierstvo pri novi
vladi. MacVeagh je poskusal, da
jih pomiri in da jih nagovori, da
Sc sestavi zmerna in bolj repre-
zentativna vlada.
Politicni opazovalci sodijo, da
je ia konferenca bila uspesna.
Prvotno je ameriski ambassador
rameraval, da sc sestane samo
IS Sofoulisom, XII je odklonil, da
sodeluje pri sestavi Wade, &c Sc
ga ne lmenuJe "a premierja.
Atenski casopisi so danes pri-
obcili porocilo francoske casni-
karske agencije, XII pravi, da bo
voditelj grskih partizanov gene
raj Markos Vafiades ustanovil
pred IS. oktobrom demokratsko
vlado ma ozemlju, XII ga drzijo
gerilci.
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Uporni Jude ma
poti v Nemciijjo

GIBRALTAR, 26. avg. - Tri
angleske transportne ladje, ma
katerih Sc nahaja 4,4OO Judov,
so v spremstvu treh bojnih Ia
dij prispele v Gibraltar.
Judovski begunci, XII so Sc po.
skusili preteklega meseca vtiho.
tapiti v Palestine, sc nahajajo
ma ladjah ze 46 dni. Ko so 20
pet bill odpeljani v Francijo ir
SO v pristaniscu Port de Boue
odbili angleski ultimatum, ds
Sc izkrcajo, so Anglezi odlocili
da jih odpeljejo v Hamburg
kjer jih bodo, &c ,bo potrebno
nasilno izkrcali. ~
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Hirnen

V soboto zjutraj oh II. uri
Sc bosta porocila v cerkvi sv,
Vida Miss Anne Mocilnikar,
hcerka Mr.. in Mrs. Florian Mo-
cilnikar il 1896 E. 64 St., in Mr..
John J. Smith IL Ashtabula, o.
Porocna slavnost Sc bo Vrsila
zvecer v American Legion dvo-
rani (bivsa Knausova dvorana)
ma E. 62 St. in St. Clair Ave.
in. ne v dvorani, kot je bilo
oznaceno ma vabilih. Po slav-
nosti Sc bo dvojica podala ma
zenitovanjsko potovanje v Ca
nado, nakar 81 ustanovi svoj
dom ma 655 E. II St., Erie, Pa.
Cestitamo!
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ITALIA HOCE POSOJILO
v ZNESKU $25O,OOO,OOO

WASHINGTON, 26. augusta
" par tednih bo Italia vlozila
pri Svetovni banki prosnjo "a
posojilo v znesku $250,O00,00O,
SO danes izjavili italijanski
predstavniki.
To DO prva prosnja bivse So
vrazne dezele, XII DO naslovljena
ma Svetovno banko. Denar po-
trebuje Italija "a nakupovanje
glavne opreme, sirovin in osta-
lega materiala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27
sFRANCIJA ODOBRILA
SPORAZIJM GLEDE RURA

LONDON, 26. avg. - Ma
industrijski konferenci, XII Sc W.
ii tukaj, je francoska delega-
ella danes baje pogojno odobri-
Ia anglo-ameriski nacrt "a wi
SAME 1etne jeklene produkcije
v Porurju na Il milijonov ton.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27
Borbe " Bataviji
Sc nadaljujejo

BATAVIA, 26. avgusta-Bor-
be sc nadaljujejo ma Javi in Su-
matri navzlic premirju.
Holandija poskusa ustanoviti
Zedinjene indoneske drzave in je
w ia namen osnovala ma who'd
mem Borneau "samostojno" VIA
do. Zapadni Borneo in vzhodna
Indonezija pa imata tako vlado
ze cd poprej.
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Do11lace yesti
Pozdravi

Pozdrave IL Hot Springs,
Ark, posiljajo Mr.. in Mrs. L.
Krapenc in Justine Dermasa il
1880 Chapman Ave. Pisejo
da so citali, da imamo v Gle
velandu 80 stopinj- vrocine, a
tam pa pravijo, da jo imajo Sc
II vec, povrhu pa pijejo Sc vro-
Go vodo in Sc prav dobro pocu-
tito.