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Evening star., 1945-07-08
Victory No Longer
In Doubt, Chang
Tells Party Council
By The Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHUNGKING, July General
issimo Chang Kai-shek told Vne
4th Peoples Political Council today
that final and total victory is nc
longer in doubt" and that the Chi
nese preparations for general
counter offensive against the Japa-
nese were proceeding according to
schedule.
At the same time, government
quarters said that all efforts, in
cluding the dispatch of a SiX-man,
nonparty-appeasement delegation to
Yenan, had failed to induce the
Chinese Communists to attend
council sessions, which opened in
Chungking this morning. The
council makes recommendations to
the Kuomintang's central executive
committee.
Addressing the opening meeting
of China's advisory body, Gen.
Chang disclosed that a consider
able part of China's widely scat
tered army units under his command
had been reorganized and brought
up to strength.
Though promising ultimate vic
tory, Gen. Chang warned that the
hour of victory would be determined
by the extent to which the Chinese
dedicated themselves to their eight
year-old war, adding:
The burden of liquidating the
enemy in the China theater must be
borne by us" ="
The treatment, equipment and
training of Chinese soldiers, Gen.
Chang said, had been improved,
and particularly gratifying to us
all is the cooperation between
Chinese and American military
authorities, which has become even
more intimate"
He dealt at length with China's
serious economic situation and told
the representative body that the
national budget remained unbal-
anced and the problem of commod-
ity prices was grave.
He reiterated that the government
was determined to inaugurate con-
Stitutional rule in China.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
BY the Associated Press.

bs inc hoSoCihteu rAeso'
PITTSBURGH, July William
H. (Red) Thompson, father OF
English quadruplets born to unwed
Norah Carpenter, told the Pitts
burgh Sum Telegraph today in an
interview that his main interest is
marrying Norah and bringing her
and the children to this country. "
How I'm going to do that, do
not know" he added.
His wife, Mrs. Eleanor Jenemann
Thompson, has refused to consider
divorce, on religious grounds.
Thompson also disclosed he was
discharged from the Army on points.
He served overseas 81 months and
had 121 points, including 80 for the
children. He was in the Army four
years.
The quadruplets were born in
February 1914, while Thompson was
sergeant stationed in England.
One of the children died "a hours
after birth.
IT want to solve my problem so
that all concerned will be satisfied" !"
he said.
He insisted he sincerely loved"
Norah, and added:
Not only that, but my moral
duty to the three children is there,
also"
He said he was sorry for making
so much trouble for his wife, but
declined to comment further than:
"She has suffered enough"
The 27-year-old ex-sergeant said
he met Norah, then %, at dance
Evening star., 1945-07-08
House Probe Invited
In Power Firm Sale
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OMAHA, July 7.-Chairman T. H.
Maenner of the Board of Directors of
the Nebraska Power Co. declared to-
night that he will welcome a Con-
.gressional investigation of the finan-
cial transactions involved in the sale
of the utility.
1--WE have already completely sub
mitted all the facts before an
Omaha investigating committee and
-" . the Nebraska State Legislature,
." but we are still willing to sub
nit to an investigation by Congress
if they so desire" he said.
Rep. Boren, Democrat, of Okla
homa, told the House yesterday the
sale of the Nebraska Power Co.
represented operation of a trick
corporation plan" which would swim
die taxpayers, and today was ap-
pointed with Reps. Murphy, Demo-
crat, of Pennsylvania, and Reece,
Republican, of Tennessee, to make
investigations with a view to recon-
mendations for Tightening up the
Holding Company Act of 1885.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
|Quuds' Father Prefers Briton
But How to Wed Is q Mystery

in the town hall of Cheltenham
England, in December, 1912. He
said he told her he was married.
I'VE tried to quit, but just
couldn't"
He said he has not seen the chill
dren since March when he visited
England on a seven-day furlougt
from France They and theii
mother are living with her parents
Evening star., 1945-07-08
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29

Johnny Davis. whose unique
styling Of blussongs has won
him much acclaim. Is return
ing by popular demand to the
Christmas show lineup at Club
Zombis. Female patrons are
especially fond of Davis rem
dition of the lowdown and
moody blues fumes. Producer
Emces Irwin Alexander calls
the current show. Holiday
Spirit" and has an all.siar cast
in the season show skii at the
popular Oakland black and
tan nishisrY.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
NeW Years Ball
At Club Zombie
Thrills Patrons

Holiday pleasure seekers will see
an all-star lineup Of theatrical tall
ent in Irwin Alexander's New
Years Ball" production at Club
Zombie this week end.
Already Abe Broad is swamped
with nitelifers seeking a reserva-
ton for their annual New Years
party at the Oakland black and tan
nitery.
Stars slated to appear atop the
fioorboards are Dazalene and Maza-
lene, tops comedy team; Johnny
Davis, held over by your request
as blues delineator; Tobie Winters,
queen Of exotic dancers and the
Mystery Lady of song plus the band
Of Cecil Lee and his music makers.
A line OF shapely chorines COM
pletes the show bill.
Willie Williams. genial host at
this nitery extends a happy sea-
sons greeting to his many friends
and invites them to accept the hos
pltallty OF Breads Club Zombie.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
Club Owens Has
Big Song, Dance
Show On Parade

Adhering to his policy OF pre-
senting such good floor shows that
patrons and celebrities can't pos
sibly stay away, Larry Owens had
an all-star show lined up for the
theatre bar Monday.
FIRST NIGHTERS gave a hearty
response 10 the artists as they APP
peared atop the foorboards at Club
Owens, Valleys favorite jump
spot.
Emile Jones, Singer-emcee, was
held over by popular demand
and Is at his best with the sing
ing Of Il Walk Alone" after
which he introduces the rest Of
the show cast.
Fred Robinson, ventriloquist and
skate dancer, is a newcomer 10
this theatre bar and wins much
approval for his act. Kay Randall,
tap queen, showed off her talent
10 good advantage. Myra Manuel,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29

And please all the chix we kiss
Here's TO the happiest hours OF my
life. spent in the arms OF another
mans wife (my mother).
Here's to woman. the fairet
work OF the great Author. The
edition Is large and no man
should be without a copy (huh?).
Among the bartenders wishing
their patrons a joyous holiday are
Shorty Bronson and Johnny (the
jiver) Hill OF Turf Bar Con-
ME Tuann. daughter OF Comedian
Billiken Grimes, is making her
theatrical debut under the guild
ance OF booking agent Chester
Rentie Dotty Moss is captain
OF the Zombie chorines Pat
Jefferson (Zombie chorine) has the
wolves hanging around spelling
1--WE Club De Leise is opening
up with show on Dec. 29. saws
manager Frank (Pops) Johnson.
Here's hoping that Santa brought
to each and every one Of you your
hearts desire. We hope that Santa
brought to policy players: a win
ming digit in the sick and accident
racket. you're sick il you don't
hit and it's an accident OF you do
&. Unemployed chorines: A sugar
daddy dripping with that money.
honey Bartenders: frantic
chix spending and giving away the
main studs cash and who will re-
member to leave tip for you -.
Club, tavern owners: That every
days receipts will add up like
Sundays . Playgals: a country
yokel who'll always be un-hep TO
your off-side 1--WE Playboys: a
simple lass who knows no better
than to dig your honeyed spell go.
Flash Gordons: a roomful OF dizzy
chix who'll get dizzier ogling your
wad Of green's Unbooted guys
we all know: a book on how to
meet, make and keep friends -.
Un-hepped gals we all know:
course OF lessons IN how TO act like
a lady at all times.
AM ESPECIALLY wishing
Happy New Year 10 all those whom
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
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It's pretty probable that London
will see Carmen Jones" as pro-
duced by Billy Rose. Carmen" is
meanwhile one OF the biggest
draws in Chicago.
SINATRA Is being smeared by
those who can't bear to see him
popular and democratic at the same
time. However. despite the rumors
OF his drop, the lad rolled up SEN
sational crosses Of $4,000 and
500. 900 his first two weeks at the
Paramount. The bobby-soxers al
most killed a Broadway columnist
who said he and his agent were
disagreeing as to policy.
Latest OAR peeve. Hazel
SCOTS publicity which bills her
In big letters: D-A-R-Dynamic
Artistic-Rhythmic. The girlies
protested so HaIers ad man re-
piled II would 90 on till one Of
them offered TO personally intro
duce her on the concert stage. Ha!
Saratoga Truck" is latest box
Office smash BUT why does the mu-
latto maid of Ingrid Bergman have
to be Flora Robson under several
coats Of dark makeup? Why not
Negro actress h-m-m-m.
JOE LOUIS. Lena Horne. Lionel
Hampton and others recorded the
third Jubilee" program for the
men still overseas.
Deep Are the Roots" Is \
lush growth now--the $4,000 put
up by thirty-fve hackers has
been fully returned to them.
From now on. It's profits.
Strange Fruit" ran into head
winds in Philadelphia where an
irate minister, the Rev. DR.. Melvin
M. Forney, said it was reaching
a new low in the theatre at
lacking the Christian church. :"
He objected to the scene where the
minister offers
Nonnie money TO marry a Negro
the city's control board
head also didn't like certain lines.
Miss Smith stood her ground and
refused to cut them.
Four SIND Street clubs: the Onyx.
Three Deuces, Downbeat and Spot
lite. opened up again last week
after closing on narcotics charges.
SPEAKING OF clubs. a new one
called the Club Sedan opening
where the old Cotton Club used
TO be, is making a heavy bid for
white patronage. The Harlem club
opened with Andy Kinks band.
= "Anna Lucasta" may hit the
West Coast IL = producer out
there can get the rights from
Wildberg and Gribble. Mean
while Hi1da Simms rolls on In
Chi. and = newcomer, Valerie
Black does well here.
Oldtimer Ralph Cooper is front
ing again-this time at the Apollo
theatre with a new show there.
USO Camp Shows under Dick
Campbell's direction are still send
ing entertainment troupes over TO
cheer the bows.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
Miles Fuison In
Comedy, Nov. Is

Featured in the Nov. IS produc-
ton Of JAMIE riotous comedy
by Josephine Bentham and Her
schel Williams which will be pre-
sented at the new Music Hall Gor-
mer Wilson theatre) by the Detroit
Civic Players, will be Miles Faison
OF 62l Eliot.
Miles is we'll known 10 Detroiters
as one Of the most promising young
Negro bari,ones in the midwest. AS
a member OF the celebrated Apollo
players. under the sponsorship of
Franklin Settlement. he has sung
the coveted roles OF Robert" in
New Moon and Joe" in Show Boat
Singing the ever popular Tea
For Two" and Who" in the peren-
NAL Sunny. he has established him.
self as capable and talented star
in light opera.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29

and is trying 10 break his contract
with ,hen lie doesn't like tho
tunes that have been assigned 20
HIM lately. Opinion IS ;hs. Victor
won't let Nm so
TromboniSt Jay G Higgenbothsm
Is having heavy woman trouble
He estrapred wiz. hhns FOR d.
yoroc. charges him with baby
by one other woman. and letting
another pose rs his wife.
Hear tel + Simms Campbell is
permanently splitting from ES-
Q.rc One rumor is tina, the mag
doesn't like all OF his extrs-currie-
ular cartooring for other publi-
cations lie says he's on leave as
Esquire takes too much time away
rom other material
Herbert Shumlin is producing
Job a PLAY which is 90 per cent
Negro cast With OSSie Davis in the
lead The story about Negroes was
written by Robert Audrey.
Herb Jefrles is waxing several
records nov.
The National Conference o.,
Christians and Jews gave Sinatra
another scroll for The House
Live In" short He gave producers
attending luncheon cain for not do
.ng some tolerance shorts them
selves David o. Selznick prom
sed for most that they would IL
exhibitors would agree 10 show
them Movie big name execs do
mated good sums TO NCCJ.
Hazel and Adam Powell have
Rad tough breaks this year: the
mothers OF both died the same
wear Hazel reached the hospital
TOO late the day her mother died.
and the nurses broke the news 10
her
The ads on for The Bells OF
s. Mary" are al two extremes.
One poster plastered everywhere
and in rather poor taste shows
lngrid Bergman's head almost SUI
perimposed on Bing Crosby's with
very joyous expression on both
faces The other is the two single
PiloioS outslue NdulO lily ol Doln
Bergman and Crosby. she in a
cowl and solemn, and he in a
priests garb and serious.
Lillian Smith gave background
az her play 10 audience at Work
ers' Defense League. benefit per-
Torrance OF Strange Fruit"
Singers and, dancers now being
chosen for "St Louis Woman"
cAur uyyv xyrcrNuv unNnc
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
HAPPY NEW YEAR
DEAR READERS
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU.
l.. Chism.

Now that this is the season for
having drinks, with congenial
friends and renewing that spark
Of some call IL Love" within each
others hearts, is here. It's proper
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
Fisk u. Choir In
Wings Air Spot

The internationally famous Fisk
university choir of 100 mixed
voices began a series OF four guest
concerts OF folk songs and ira
ditional spirituals on the Column
bia network program Wings Over
Jordan" Sunday. Nov. 4 tWABC-
CHS. l0:30-ll:00 AM. EST. From
Nashville. TENN
The all-Negro Fisk University
choir, OF Nashville, is one OF sew
eral singing groups substituting
for the famed Wings Over Jor-
dan" choir. which has been heard
over Columbia network Sunday
mornings for the last seven years.
and is now in Europe on a singing
tour OF the Army OF Occupation.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
Dawes Do Drop-Inn
Lures NiteIifers

Dawes Do-Drop-Inn Is the new
name OF the former cafe at 2715
Michigan avenue, where old
friends meet and enjoy the atmos-
phere OF congenial companions
Entertainment is one Of the new
features Of the INN with NSancing.
fun and excitement regular
nightly session as patrons partake
Of their favorite beer, liquor and
fine food.
Detroiters are learning that
pleasure found at this new funspot
cannot be equaled by any other
establishment frequented by low
erS OF nitelife.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
Ensen Bile Skit
In Zonbie Show
Thrills Patrons

A line ~ shapcly chor.ncs who
10 a blsckout Skit With lighting
effect which brings oct glowing
colors in their costumes hIsahghi
the current hoorshow =, Club
zombie.
The ensemble opens tSe Irving
AlcNsnder Sk.t VIII = song-dancc
routine on "Tshby. the Cat, with
the gals showing on intricate
dance steps tor some lively enter
tsinnent
MARY JEFFERSON is best on
her offering 90 Man Love and
wins an encore for her rendition
a. i've Said II Again a the pa
irons applaud her uuch,y
Buster Browns feet tapped out in
time 70 SLEEP. as he went through
steps which were veil executed
and received the spproya. O.! the
sudience.
'Moonlite Serenade." with vo-
calls by emcee Alexander and
the girls OF the ensemble won
the spotlite honors. The lighting
effect brought out TN Eay colors
Of their costumes a. the ohorines
capered. swtrled and swayed
through the dance routine. To see
this number Is 20 appreciate Its
color and Eayety.
Clara Williams. $50 pounds 81
hluesinger went risque with ces-
lures on her rendition OF Sweet
Fat Mama" and the whiskey in the
we'll song. TspSteps by Alexander
completed the show. Tod Rhodes
furnished the music.
Women are admitted free 10 the
Wednesday mite show time pro-
gram. Willie Williams is proving
himself a genial host al this popu-
lar Oakland avenue nitery. He has
countless friends in the business
and professional world
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29

Readers Of the MICHIGAN CHRONICLE
THE BREWERS OF "OLDBRU" THANK YOU YOUR GROWING
PREFERENCE FOR THIS DELICIOUS BEER
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29

blues stylist. won the spotlight for
her rendition of old and new blues
songs.
Music for the show and enter
tainment is furnished by George
Dawson and his Chocolateers.
Among the outstanding guests
last week were Danish representa-
tives Povl Westphall, Arid Hindu
feldt, Borge Houmann Of Copen-
hagen, Paul v. Johsnsen Of Alex
andria. Va, and T. c. Schneider Of
New York who are making a sur
vey of economic and social con-
ditions here.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
2M2015 l{AI22

we have met along the hyways and
byways OF this Frantic City" these
past few seasons. as Club owners,
bartenders, mattresses, cab drivers.
a few entertainers. officers OF the
law and those OF the underworld
who have proven themselves right
guys"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29

for this coll
ymnist 10 offer
a few sppropri-
ate toastS 10 his
IN an y friends
and well wish
erS.
HERES TO
the press. The
tongue OF the
country; may il
never be cut
out dixie
that one?)
Hepcats are
toasting: May
we kiss all the
chix vuA plaaca
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-12-29
;I|IyEl55

Ray Nance. ,rumpeier-violinist,
who recently left the Duke. VIII
lead a small group for record
making.
Meanwhile the Duke himself Is
on the outs with Victor records.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-06
LEP1 STRlcEK
BEL-AMI
Francoski spisal - GUY DE MAUPASSANT
Prevel - OTON zUPANcIc
BEL-AklII

GUY DE MAUPASSANT
Prevel - OTON zUPANcIc

Sicer pa lie predobro razumemo,
kaksno korist ali kaksne koristi
bi utegnili imeti usluzbenci
Walterjeve banke cd tega, da
podpirajo policijsko prefektu-
ro, XII trpi njihoya trgovinska
|podjetja. Referent, XII ga imamo
" rnislih, maj bi nam rajsi pri-
|nesel katero svojih senzaciJo-
nalnih vesti, XII so njegova po-
sebnost: novice smrtih, XII Sc
morajo drugi dan preklicati,
novice o bitkah, XII Sc MISC boJe-
Ivale, vazne besede vladarjev, XII
lsploh govorili MISC, emo bese-
do vsa tista poroeila, cd katerih
Sc redi ''tvrdka Walter; ali ka-
tero indiskretnost 0 vecerih pri
raznih uspesnih damah, ali o
izvrstnosti gotovih izdelkov, XII
SO lepi viri nekaterim nasih sta
novskih tovariSev."
Mladi moz je bill bolj presene-
cen nego razjarjen; razumel je
samo to, da stoji v listu nekaj
zanj zelo neprijetnega.
Boisrenard je powell: "Kdc
YAM je dal tisti podatek?"
Duroy Sc nj mogel spomniti ir
je premisljeval. Kar sc domi.
sli:
"A, re res, Saint-Potin.' -
Potem je precital Sc enkrat cla
mex V ''Plume"; kri mu je pla'
Mia obraz, tako ga je pogre
ocitek podkupnosti.
! Zavpil je: "Tako, trdijo, d:
sem placan "a :"
Boisrenard ga je prekinil
"Seveda, in to je "a vas pra'
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sitno. SET je N teh receh zelo8
kocljiv. no bi Sc utegnilo u
dnevnih vesteh ponavljati =
Takrat je stopil Saint Potin1
v sobo. Duroy je skocil proti
MENU.
"Ali ste videli notice v sPlu-
me? r.
'Videl; in sem prisel prav-
kar cd gospe Aubert. zivi ze,
ampak aretirana nj bila. Ia go
vorica je brez vsakrsne podla-
ge."
Sedaj je Sci Duroy k sefu, XII
je bill nekam hladen in ga je
gledal 2 nezaupnirni ocmi. Ko.
nu je razlozil slucaj, ie gospod
Walter odgovoIil. "Pojdite sa-
mi k tisti dami, potem pa pre-
klicite porocilo ma tax nacin, da
ne bodo o vas vec kaj podobne-
ga pisali. Mislim namrec ma po-
|sledice. Nerodno je "a list, "a
meme in "a vas. Ma zurnalista ne
SINE leteti najmanjsi sum, ka-
kor ma cesarjevo zeno ne."
Duroy je wei s seboj Saint
Potina "a vodnika, .stopila sta v
voz in narocila kocijazu: "Mon-
martre, rue de L Ecureuil, 49,
V velikanski hisi sta morala
lett v sesto 'nadstropje.
(NadaljeVanje)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-06
PET LET POZNEJE
LOUIE JERANCIC
(Iz dnevniko odpus6enego koznienco)

in kaksne vrste clovek je osum-
ljenec, bi morda dognala stvari, !,
katere bi Sc mu mogle <predoei-
ii kot ocividno dokazane. Tako
bi Sc mnozina podrobnostnih u
gotovitev nakopicila. LIE tako bi
Sc moglo 'pricakovati, da bo O.
sumljenec, XII Sc vedno taji, pri-
znal. Taksno priznanje mora BIZ
t; torej nujno, izvirati mora il
vrste predocenih poizvedb, XII v
osu1nljencu bude prepricanje,
da njegovo hudodelstvo nj We:
skrivnost. Ce priznanje ne slo-
nj ma tel trdni podlagi, &c ne IL
vira iz metodicnega della izsled-
1ika in fnu ne pade tako rekoc
kot zrelo jabolko z drevesa, je
yes trud zaman, da, cello le v
podporo onemu, XII hoce svoj Gin
prikriti, ker pa Sc razume samo
OBJ sebi, da .je v "a urah navad-
no nemogoce, zbrati yes potrdil-
nj obtezilni material, nj nalo-
ga policije, da Sc lott tega de.
la, marvec Malaga zakon izrec-
no, da mora to delo prepustiti
poklic c an e m u preiskovalne-
mu sodniku.
Mesto tega je policija sama
vodila delo, "a katero nj pokli-
cana in vodila ga je ma nacin
Xxi izziva kritiko. Ne lie, da Sc je
posluzevala zabranjenih sred'
tev in sugestivnih vprasanj
| marvec je sploh nastopala tako
da bi starejsi dijaki pravnik
oh Meyerju, Grossu, Fingerju
Loshingu ali Dolencevih skrip
tin re vedeli, da je bolje druga
&c. Docela deplasirana je bila ii
sta uprizoritev, da osumljencs
postavijo pred zrtev in ga tan
opazujejo, ali menja barvo al
mu zadrgece obraz it'd. Tudi e
Sc vse to zgodi, kaj bi bilo
tenn dokazano? In kaj je doka
zano kakrsnimikoli odgovor
ma sugestivna vprasanja? Po
sebno neumestno je tudi bilo
da so vodili osumljenca pes n;
lice mesta, dalje da so mu maj
preje povedali, ali vsaj omogo
5ili vednost informacije, da ne
srecna zrtev vec ne zivi, da j
prelskava torej oh glavneg:
svedoka. Ia zavest m or a dat
vsakemu zlocincu mnogo ali pre-
vec sigurnosti. Povrhu je bill;
javnost izkljucena, dasi je' nj
vsem svetu sodelovanje publik'
drugim, uspesnejsim policijar,
dobrodoSlo in zlasti sodelova
ME novinarjev. Policijskih pso'
| je tudi Ljubljani nekaj. Ali 81
stopili tn V akcijo? Kar je do
! slej znanih podrobnosti, so iz
Sic po velikem delu IL publike
vista podrobnosti je sporna, ne
jasna - vse to cato, ker je pro
! ii izrecni dolocbi zakona vo
aila preiskavo mesto preisko
valnega sodnika nekompetent
ma oblast cello vrsto dni in j,
pri TEN ostalo vprasljivo, &c 81
bodo d a lie storjene pogresk'
sploh Sc popraviti. Jerancice,
slucaj dokazuje, da treba v vod
stvu policije v Ljubljani spo
sobnejsih moci, XII poznajo mo
derno prakso, respektirajo "a
kon in uvazujejo javnost.