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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-01
DAVIS WILL ASK
BETTER CONTROL
OF ROAD TRAFFIC
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z. Continued from Page One)
must enter a given intersection.
Camp Davis busiest intersection,
that at the Twentieth Street Gate,
Highway II and the Sears Landing
Road, showed a volume of only
,472 vehicles during the heaviest
hour of the day studied, the sur
,vey reported.
Therefore, if warranted, justifi-
cstion must be obtained from 9TH
er conditions. The information re.
quested and obtained does not give
sufficient data CT all other condi.
tons to completely evaluate the
situation" In the typewriter copy
Of the survey the word evaluate
was underlined
Colonel Potts feels that in view
of the above cited paragraph and
for other and compelling reasons
Of Importance to the life and prop
lerty of those using Highway II in
the vicinity OF Camp Davis, that
the state should waive the set pol.
icy and install devices.
First move for control was in.
STUFFED by Colonel Potts in March.
1913 when he made strong appeal
to Gov. ]. M Broughton that more
warning signs and create. patrol.
Ling personnel be provided.
Z. The appeal was made after a
death toll of six soldiers had been
rolled up as the result of fatal
accidents from June %, 1941--not
lcng after the camp was estab.
ished-through March IA, 1913, all
within a few yards or directly al
the goth Street gate, and on High.
way II.
While emphasizing that he was
not attempting to make any dis.
s.tinction between control of militar,
and civilian drivers, Colonel Potts
pointed out that all of the first
six fatalities we're the result OF
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-01

accidents in which the striking
cars were civilian driven and
owned.
Since the letter was written to
Gov. Broughton there have been
at least three fatal accidents in
the general virjrity Of Camp Day.
is on Highway IT, During the prior
period and the latter period there
have also been many other serious
accidents.
In the year since the appeal was
made few large warning signs
have been erected at the camp
approaches and along the highway
parallelling the camp. Most Of
these have been erected, with state
approval, at government expense,
but not needed as the above sur
vey showed.
Traffic flow # was pointed out,
nas decreased during the period
since the firsi group Of fatalities
occurred-due IN major part to
gasoline ration'rg. But the intensi-
ty Of lack Of control of vehicles
has not diminished, it was con-
tinued, and THUS the hazards d
the road have remained. These be.
come particularly outstanding, it
was said. in view o: the growth
OF the housing project in Holly
Ridge and the Increased pedestrian
traffic necessitated
Erection of blinker system,
similar to that near the Marine
Base at Jacksonville; traffic con-
troll lights at the buster intersec-
tons of camp; greater personnel
to patrol the road, and other de-
vices warning motorists to check
speed as they approach camp are
the detectives Of the camp com.
mand.
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A pleasant interlude for pc
riod marked by real and bitter
battles involving ''the Queen
Navee" was the New Hanover
High school glee clubs version Of
III M. S. Pinafore," Gilbert and
Sullivan's 66-year-old operetta
presented last night on the High
school stage.
Mrs. 1nez French Chapman's
singers again gave capacity au.
dience good performance. Sc
free and unrestrained a time die
her group have before the foot
lights that the hearers beyond
found no difficulty in catching
the spirit Of frolic and foolishness
conveyed in song and dance.
Honors were we'll distributed
The choruses were outstanding
But to David Blanchard in the role
of the Ri. Hon. Sir Joseph Porter
K. C. B., master of the supercili
GUS manner and soloist for that of
ten-hummed "When I Was A Lad,
goes special recognition. Blanch
ard did not miss a sheer.
Forbidding Dick Deadeye, play
ed by Patt Coward, was a we'll
taken part. Jane Hobbs as Mrs
Grips, Little Buttercup," wa
able. Strutting Captain Corcoran
Jimmy Caudill; Ralph Rackstraw
Maurice Grissom; Josephine, thu
Captains Daughter and heroine O.
the story, Charlene Register; Hebe
played by Norma Shelton; Alto1
Hall as Bill Bostay; and Harr,
Mason as Bob Beckett, were al
good ip their parts.
Again, high commentator i:
due the accompanist, Carlyle Sey
mour, who repeated her highligh1
performance of last year.
The quarterback scenes were
effective; the costumes for the
tars, the maidens, the military
dignitaries were colorful and
amusing. Briefly, the atmosphere
was all there.
Not an element of genuine pa
thos obtruded. Even the soberest
were punctuated with the
satire and crocodile tears that
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-01
New Bern's Telephone
Exchange To Be Doubled

NEW BERN, March 31.-Be-
cause of the three-fold increase in
business through this area, the
Carolina Telephone and Telegraph
company is doubling the size Of
its local exchange building. The
front will be renovated and i'm
proved, and an extensive addition
will be erected at the side. This
area includes the new telephone
systems at Cherry Point, New Riv-
er and Camp Davis. Dial phones
may be installed in New Bern, if
materials are available.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-01
BEARD GETS K.0.
OVER JOHN BECK

Red Beard, Wilmington's carrot
topped fistic> tornado, battered
Johnny Bruce Beck of Tabor City
into submission in IS seconds oil
the first heat of their scheduled 81
round fracas last night to climax a
snappy ten-bout ring show at the
American Legion Arena. Beard
wasted little time in adding an
other kayo to his long list of
knock out victories.
Dancing. into the center Of the
ring at the bell, Beard belted Beck
to the canvass with a crashing
right to the head for a nine count.
Rising on wobbly legs, the shaken
Beck endeavored to give battle to
the whirl-wind Beard. His attempts
were greeted with another thun-
dering right to the head that sent
him sprawling to rise no more
for the evenings warfare.
Gorgeous George Eschman, the
larruping Leatherneck so well
known to local fight fans, made his
return to the Wilmington ring after
a long absence in the semi-final
engagement to register knockout
over Buddy Best in the last round
Of their stanza affray.
Best, popular electrician at the
shipyard, made a gallant attempt
to 60 the distance with the vicious
punching Eschman. Slightly out
weighed, he displayed clever foot
work in the opening round and
connected with several short left
jabs to Georges face.
In the second chapter, Eschman
opened up with the glove tossing
that has won him acclaim as the
best middleweight in this section
and pared Best with singing left
books. The third and fourth rounds
were much the same as the maui
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-01
Army Newspaper Gives
Good Play To Trial
OF Hollywood Actor

LONDON, March 81. -(P-The
trial of Charles Chaplin received
a two.column spread in the Army
Newspaper Stars and Stripes to-
day The newspaper printed stories
about the trial regularly until
Tuesday and Wednesday, when
the lack of them led to reports they
had been banned. Col. Oscar Sol
bert. who is in charge of the army
special service division and is gen.
eral supervisor of the newspaper,
said however that there are no
oders Of any kind in the Chaplin
case and never were"
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-01
BY WHITNEY MARTIN

NEW YORK, March 31-R-The
natural thing to do today probably
would be to write a piece contain
ing such flat statements as Con
ME Mack will catch for the ath-
letics" or Lands urges pari-
mutuels for ball parks" and then
close with the reminder that to-
morrow is April 1.
However, such column would
have obvious disadvantages, as an
April fool tag would leave you wide
open to the observation that every
column is a fool column. So why
designate April, and besides,
this year there might be some
truth in almost any preposterous
statement, although we'd like to
make little bet none of us will
live to see Commissioner Lands
advocating win and place bets on
ball games.
We would have bet, too, that the
basketball committee would not be
influenced to change the rules of
game played by untold thousands
because of the squaks over a
dozen or so altitudinous young men
capable of c1amping lid on a
basket.
Ordinarily we wouldn't be, in
favor Of changing the rules at a
time like this, as we think it would
be only right that the boys who
have gone away should find the
game the same when they return
as when they left, but we don't
think the changes made recently
have enough effect on the actual
playing of the game to make much
difference.
That is, the boys won't be con-
fused when they discover they car
make five personal fouls before
going out of a game instead OIL
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ing Marine continued to use his
reach advantage well and pummel
Best with long let's.
After IS seconds Of the final
round, Eschman slammed a crush
ing right to Best's jaw to put an
end to the tiff.
Besides the two exciting knock
out bouts, Promoter Huck Lilies
show offered the fans seven other
scraps and a battle royal.
Promoter Lilies announced that
Red Beard and George Eschman
will meet in the near future.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-01
Raj SUFFERS WORST
LOSS IN AIR BLOW
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1000 four-engined bombers on that
southern German transport center
and Nazi congress city which now
is j.. about the size of Cincinnati,
Chic. Nuremberg, the birthplace OF
the Nazi party, was a peacetlme
center of the toy industry and now
is a war plant and electrical en-
cheering hub.
A round trip Of 1000 miles was
required for the Nuremberg opera
ton. While the city is not as far
from the British planes home
bases as Berlin. to reach it the
Raj bombers had to fly over long
stretches of G e m a n territory
which seem lately to be more des-
perately defended than the Berlin
route.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-01
GERMANS PUSHED
TOWARD ODESSA
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direction Of Iasi," Rumanian rail
hub seven miles beyond the Prut.
The Russians first reached the
Prut near Iasi last Sunday, but
since then Marshal Ivan S. Kon-
ev's Second Front army has sent
his troops southwark in Bessarabia
toward tn e Rumanian coastal
plains instead of crossing the Prut
and encounterirg the Carpathian
mountain barrier to the west.
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NAMES REVEALED
in AZALEA CASE
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dants, who were caught with two
OF the Greenfield Park bushes in
their hands about 8 pm. Wednes-
day by Otto Harper of the park
department staff, with larceny
and receiving" and read Ibid take,
steal and carry away two azalea
plants, valued at less than $40,
from Greenfield Lake Park grounds
the property Of the City Of Will
and with the intent to
convert to their own use and to
deprive the own of the used there
of and did receive the same, know
ing same to have ben stolen.''
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-01
PRISONERS STRIKE

TRINIDAD, Colo, March 31.--
(P- 1t. Col. Lambert B. Cain,
commander of the German pris.
oner Of war camp nearby, dis.
closed today that the prisoners
went on strike last Saturday AND
Sunday after the camp was search
ed for three guns stolen from an
escort guards quarters last week
and which still are missing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-01
RED CROSS QUOTA
WILL BE REACHED
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them to campaign headquarters
in the Tide Water building before
1890 p. M, the official close OF
the drive.
The latest tabulations showed
that $66, 1927 had been contribut-
ed by New Hanover residents.
There will be a meeting of the
chairman, co-chairman and cap
tains of the Red Cross drive to-
day at 1890 at campaign head
quarters.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-01
WINGATE, BURMA
HERO, IS KILLED
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everywhere to the CONSERVATION Of
the Japanese. Wingate's raiders
100 miles Of railway at
10 different. places along the Ir.
rawaddy from Mandalay to Myit-
kyina, and finally came out Of the
bush after eating their own mules
and subsisting for weeks on sup
plies dropped by plane.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-01
$4,000 DESERTERS

NEW YORK, March 81. -R)-
Neutral estimates say more than
10000 deserters from the German
armed forces are at large in Der,
lin at any one time, a London
broadcast recorded by CHS said
tonight
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-01
WEATHER
, FORECAST
Eastern Standard Time)

(By U. S. Weather Bureau)
Meteorological data for the "a hours
ending 1880 pm, yesterday.
Temperature
1870 am, 49, 1880 am, 46, 1880 pm, 50.
1880 pm, 50.
Maximum So Minimum A Mean ST,
Normal So.
Humidity
1880 am, Sc, 1880 am, II, 1:3G pm, A,
1870 pm, 81.
Precipitation
Total for the "a hours ending 7:30 pm.
600 inches.
Total since the first of the month.
GIL inches.
Tides For Today
From the Tide Tables published BY
U, s. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Wilmington --------------- 408a 1l:30s
Asp ll:44p
Masonboro Inlet -------- 2:O4a 8:26a
2:40p S:4Op
Sunrise, $50 am, Sunset, 6:32 pm,
Moonrise, 1928 pm, Moonset, 1888 am.
-V-
England in 1881 prohibited i'm
portation of logwood, one of the
dyewood family of trees.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-02
RAZVITJE SPOMINSKE
PLOSCE

Nocoj DO mladinsko drustvo
American Pioneers cd H. B. z.
praznovalo 16-letnico obstoja
v Slovenskem narodnem domu
ma St. Clair Ave. Pricetek bo oh
$50 uri zvecer in oh tel priliki
bo Rudolph Widmar, bivsi pred
sednik drustva odkril spomin-
sko plosco v pocast slovenskim
in hrvaskim fantom v oboroze.
nj sill. Takoj po odkritju spo
minske plosce Sc bo podalo ma
odru razne druge tocke v petju
glasbi in plesu. Sledil DO pies
"a katerega DO igral Pete Sr
nickov .orkester. Predsednic
drustva, XII je emo najvecji-
anglesko poslujocih druste,
pri H. B. T., je Miss Katherine
Vranich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-02

Commerce sem prejela odgovor
Mrs. Mary Spendal je pri do.
brem zdravju. Eksplozija Sc je
pripetila pol mile cd donna u
Brzojavka je bila podpisana pc
nekemu Mr.. Van Bosch, katere
mu Sc bonn morala posebej "a
hvaliti "a tocen odgovor.
cali nj cudno, mama, da b,
mogli vi biti v vecji nevarno.
sti kot JAZZ, pa ste vedno v skr-
beh zane? Nihce ne more We.
deti, kje in kdaj Sc pojavi ne
varnost, cato ne bodite v skr.
beh zame, kajti ravno t kc
velika nesreca lahko tudi Va.
zadene. Prav veseli me, da sc
nj druzini nicesar hudega pripe.
tilo. Kaj pa hisa, ali je bila po'
skodovana? Najbrze, kajti eks,
plozija je bila strasna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-02
S. N. Dom tOMz
"a OdSkOdninO

Slovenski narodni dom ma St.
Clair Ave. je ma okrajni sodni-
j vlozil proti Steel Improve
ment & Forge Co. ma $50 East
64 st. tozbo "a $275,0OO 3D.
skodnine. v tozbi proti tovarni
je receno, da je tovarna z raz-
bijanjem velikih kladivov in
druge tezke masinerije omajala
temelj Domove stavbe, povzro-
ella razpoke v zidovih in ometu
in s TEN obcutno prizadela var
most in vrednost poslopja "a bi-
vanje in najemanje.
Tozba pravi dalje, da je vsled
silnega ropota, XII ga povzroca
obratovanje tovarne, tezje od-
dajati dvorane v Domu "a "a.
bave in druge prireditve.
Charles S m it h, predsedniA
korporacije, XII lastuje tovarno
je po vlozitvi tozbe rekel, da n
cd stranl S. N. Donna nikda,
dobil nobene pritozbe, in da to-
varna vrsi vazno vojno delo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-02
32-LETNICA DIR. "KRAS"

wv AANASA D1Gs AAASkAS
Nocoj bo emo najvecjih col
linwoodskih drustev, spadajo-
cih k SDZ praznovalo svojo 32-
letnico obstoja. To drustvo je
Kras st. 8, XII bo dogodek obha-
jalo z veliko plesno veselico v
SLOW. domu ma Holmes Ave.
Drustvo "'Kras" je v preteklosti
lie poredkoma prirejalo veseli-
ce, je bilo pa toliko bolj aktiv-
no ko sc >je slo "a blagor naroda
tukaj in v domovini, in upravi-
ceno pricakuje, da bodo rojaki
in rojakinje, zlasti pa clanstvo
SDZ nocoj obiskalo njih pri-
redbo v velikem stevilu. Vadna-
low orkester BIO igral vesele pol.
ke in valcke, "a fina okrepcila
so Sc pa potrudile elanice in
clani. ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-02

Medtem ko je gen. Eisenho'
wer povecal pritisk zavezniskih
arrnad oh reki Roer, so Memo
udarili nazaj v zraku in ma
kopnem in virgil Amerikance IL
dvoje vasi med Linichom in Ju
lichem.
Dalec ma juznozapadnem kon
Gu fronte So zavezniske sill
zdrobile nemski poizkus, da b
ustanovili novo mostisce ma "a
padnem bregu Rene blizu Stras
bourga. O tel nepojasnjeni ope
raciji MISC bile objavljene nobe
ne podrobnosti.
LONDON, 1. decembra. -
Nemska komanda je danes oh
javila groznjo, da utegne Mem
cija ignorirati vse mednarodne
vojne zakone, XII 50 vtelesene v
zenevskem zakoniku, ces, da be
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-02
Leon Henderson
fbO administrator v
okupirani Nemciijjii

WASHINGTON, 1. decem-
bra. - Danes Sc je zvedelo, da
bo bivsi sef zveznega urada "a
kontroliranje cen, Leon Hen
derson, XII je v politicnih kro-
9Th znan kot pristas New
Deala, postal ekonomski admi-
nistrator v onih pokrajinah
Nemcije, XII Sc bodo nahajale
pod amerisko okupacijo.
IL verodostojnih virov Sc je
zvedelo, da je bill Henderson
definitivno izbran "a to pozici-
jo in da DO re prihodnji teden
odpotoval v London. z MIN
pojde tudi James A. Perkins.
Ma svojem novem mestu be
Henderson sodeloval pri izvaja.
nju nacrtov, XII jih zavezniki
koncno formulirajo glede posto.
panja nemskimi industrijami
S osebnim ozirom ma truste in
kartele. Tozadevno nj bill dose
daj formuliran Sc noben nacrt
ampak Wits obstoji, da bodo "a
vezniki strogo pazili, da nemska
industrija ne bo mogla izdelo,
vati nicesar, kar bi Nemciji mo
glo sluziti v pripravah "a move
vojno.
Po provizoricnih nacrtih, kj
jih je sprejela evropska posve'
tovalna komisija, imajo Zed. DIR.
lave okupireti juznozapadni de-
Nemcije, Britannia severoza-
padni, Russia pa vzhodni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-02

k temu prisiljena radi "rastocih
krsitev mednarodnih zakonov
cd strani nash sovraznikov.'
PoroSilo, Xxi ga je oddajal
lemski radio, navaja kot ne
potrebni vzrok te m u proglas
francoskega generala Leclerka,
Ia ako Sc napadi ma francoske
voiake cd strani civilistov v
Strasbourgu ne preneha, Sc DO
"a vsakega ubitega Francoza u
strelilo pet nemskih talcev.
CLecierkova proklamacija je
imela postati efektivna danes,
toda 81. zavezniski stan v Pa
rizu je snoci naznanil, da je
francoska divizija, kateri je
poveljeval gen. Leclerc, ze Ia
pustila Strasbourg ia nadaljne
operacije.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-02
TRDI, DA JE STETTINIUS
ZAVIRAL OBOROzEVANJE

WASHINGTON, 1. decembra.
- Senator LANCER, republika-
nee IL North Dakote, je vceraj
izjavil, da je Edward r. Stet-
tinius, novi drzavni tajnik, le-
ia 1910 zaviral oborozevalni
program v interesu monopolov
v industriji jekla in aluminija.
V govoru v senatni zbornici je
LANCER rekel, da DO nasproto-
val potrditvi Stettiniusa ra d
njegovih bivsih zvez z United
Steel korporacijo in Morgano-
vimi bancnimi interest.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-02
POZDRAVI

L. visokih hribov dalec v
Pennsylvaniji, je dospela do
pisnica s pozdravi, ma kateri SO
podpisani Girl, Tone, Steve,
Paul in Frank. Sodec po silk
ma dopisnici, 50 fantje ma lovu.
in upamo, da ne BIO do prisl
praznih rok domov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-02
25O, 900 RACIJSKIH
Took IA STARO MAST

WASHINGTON, l.. decem-
bra. - zivilska administracija
je danes naznanila, da so anne
riske gospodinje v prvih deve'
tin mesecih tekocega leta pre-
jele $5,OOO,O0O in 25O,0OO rde-
cih racijskih pointov "a stare
mast, katero so prihranlle in IL
rocile. "a rabo pri izdelovanju
nunicije. Skupna kolicina pri-
hranjene stare masti cd janu-
aria do konca septembra je
znasala 125, 1926, 900 funtov. Ia
vsak funt so gospodinje preje'
le diva rde6a pointa in 4 cente v
gotovini.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-02
NEM(I 50 Sc
zA(ELI UMIkATI
II BUDIMpE5TE
RdeSa vojska Sc
nahaja 80 mill cd
avstrijske neje

LONDON, sobota, 2. decem-
bra.-Nemski radio je snoci ma
znanil, da so Sc nemske in mad
zarske cete umaknile IL vecjega
della Budimpeste ma vzhodnem
bregu Donave, potem ko so &C.
te Rdece armade prisle oblega-
nj madzarski prestolici ma box
cd juznozapadne strani preko-
racenjem gorovja Meczek in do
spele ma rob planjave, XII Sc ma
haja samo 80 mill cd avstrij-
ske meje.
IL omenjenega naznanila sc
da sklepati, da Sc Nemci ma
meravajo umakniti ma zapadni
breg Donave in v bliznji bo-
docnosti evakuirati civilno pre-
bivalstvo il Peste, kot sc ime-
nuje >oni del madzarske presto
lice, XII lezi ma vzhodni strani
Donave.
Rusi zavzeli 60 nadaljnih krajev
= Polna znacilnost izjave nem-
skega radija postane ocit n a
vprico naznanila, XII je bio OBJ
javljeno- kmalu potem v Mo
skvi, da SO sile marsala Tolbu-
hina >zavzele 60 nadaljnih tr-
gov in vsi ma zapadni strani Do
nave in JUNO cd Budimpeste,
medtem ko tretja ukrajinska
armada prodira proti prestolicj
in jezeru Balaton.
Gen. Won Ludendorff je pred
rs lett prerokoval, da ako kda:
pride do druge svetovne vojne
sc bo odlocilna bitka "a Nemcijo
bila ma vzhodni 'front.' ma obrez'
ju jezera Balaton.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-02

Volilni shodi so ponekod pra-
vi ljudski tabori, sal Sc jih ude-
lezuje po diva do tri tisoc lju-
di. Taxi shodi so sc vrsili ma
Kanalskem, ma Vipavskem, v
Brkinih in ma Krasu, kjer Sc je
udelezilo nasega mitinga do tri
tisoc ljudi lie cetrt ure cd So
vrazne postojanke. Pridejo po
ure in ure dalec, da slisijo nase
govornike, vcasih ponoci, v dez-
ju, prav il sovraznikovih posto-
jank. Ne ustrasijo sc nobenega
truda ne nevarnosti. Primorske
zene in dekleta, XII nosijo tri &C.
trtine polivicnega della ma tere-
nu ma svojih ramenih, so tudi
pri sedanjih volitvah najbolj
aktivne. Volitve so sc vrsile v
|1Olminshh gorah, v Goriski
okolici, ma Vipavskem, ma Kra-
su, v Slovenski Istri prav pred
vrati Kopra. Tudi v vaseh, ki
jih neposredno ograza okupatol
in posebno v teh vaseh je bila
udelezba nepricakovana, pc We,
cini stoodstotna. Volitve sc vr.
sijo tudi v Brdih, cello Bene
Ski Sloveniji, v okolici Trsta, ,
Brkinih in ma Pivki. VOLTA bt
'icela Primorska, XII daje tenn vo
litvam vnanjega izraza narodn.
'manifestacije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-02
Velike spremembe
pri policiji

Te dni je bill v clevelandskem
policijskem departmental izvr-
Sen temeljit pretres osobja, v
katerem sta bila premescena
diva inspektorja in prestavljenih
je bio mic mani kot II poroc-
nikov, stirje sarzenti in deset
patrolmanov. Domneva sc, da so
bile spremembe izvrsene ma ma
mig IL mestne hise, oziroma zu-
panovega urada, z namenom,
da Sc napravi konec klikarstvu
in "politiki' m e d policijskimi
funkcijonarji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-02
Pri11lorSki S1ovenci
vo1i1o Ia svobodo

"Slovenskem porocevalcu" dine 2. augusta 1914
je zse nasledn znacilni canek voltvah med primor
skmi Slovenc katerega e napisal odcn pisate Fran
ce Bevk:
slovenskem Primorju Sc vrsjo votve narodno
osvobodine odbore Primorc dokazujejo svojo potcno
zrelost tem da Sc med bojem, ponekod neposredni
bzin sovraznika, glasovnco rokah vrso svojo ma
rodno in drzavla dolznost Ia slovensko Prmore
mao e votve Sc drugacen pomen kot ostalo So-
veno. MISC lie graditev udske oblasti obenem pie
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