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Evening star., 1946-09-11
Funds Delayed
For Playground
In Southwest
Rozing Of horbor :
Garage to Permit
Expansion Dropped

A $4,000 appropriate originally
earinarked for expansion OF the
Jefferson Playground, Eighth and K
streets S.W., probably viii be used
to further the development Of some
other District recreation area with
in the current fiscal year, it de-
veloped today.
The District Recreation Board
yesterday assented to q request of
Commissioner Guy Mason that
razing Of the District-owned harbor
garage, adjoining the present JEFF
ferson Playground, be postponed
again. Board Chairman Harry s.
Wender said today that it was
strongly probable that the $4,000
set aside for razing the garage
would be devoted to another area.
He. was confident funds could be
procured for carrying out of the
Jefferson project. =
Commissioner Mason, in a recent
letter, told the board that the garage
building was urgently needed at
present for storage of District prop
erty. The board unanimously agreed
to accede to the request, but Chair
man Wender stressed that the mat
ter would be retained on the boards
calendar for reconsideration within
a year.
In the meantime, survey of
nine Of the SO playground and park
areas was authorized by the board
to determine cost of minimum
necessary improvements to permit
their use. One or more of these
areas will benefit from diversion
Of the 10000 earmarked for Jefier-
son, Mr.. Wender said. The areas
include Reservoir Park, Bald Eagle,
Fort Slocum, Burroughs, Forest
Hills, Bell, Trinidad, Kimball and
Loomis Park.
The Interior Department and
Government Services, Inc, were re-
quested to reply to an earlier COM
munication in which the board
asked to have direct control of the
operation of public swimming pools
in the District.
Milo F. Christensen, superintend-
ent Of recreation, reported progress
in meetings with Public Library and
Education Board oficials regarding
Engineer Commissioner Gordon r.
Young's six-year-plan on District
needs.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
by the Asseeiafsd Press

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 11.-Goy.
Tuck feels there was evident mis-
understanding" in some quarters as
to his intentions in the threatened
Virginia Electric g. Power Co. strike
last March.
The Governor gives his views in
an article entitled, How a Cover
nor Stopped a Threatened Utility
Strike" An the current issue Of
Public Utilities Fortnightly," 4
Baltimore magazine.
Mr.. Tuck reviews his course OF
action climaxed with the drafting
LOT VEPCO oficers and employees in
the unorganized Virginia militia,
prior to the strike date set by tho
international Brotherhood OF Elec-
trical Workers, and subsequent
agreement by the BEW to arbitra-
ton Of contract issues in dispute.
With reference to the apparent
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Former School OfficiuI
Seized on Theft Churoe

William c. Duncan, SIS, former
headmaster of the Duncan School,
Lenox, Mass, is being held in the
Rockville Jail on a fugitive warrant
issued by Lenox authorities, it was
reported today.
1t. Frank Lane of the Montgom-
cry County police and State Police
man Paul A. Federline arrested
Duncan at the Silver Spring shop
ping center, ending a search of more
than a year, they reported.
Lit. Lane said Duncan is charged
with larceny Of $500 from a former
student at the school. He said ex-
tradition papers are being prepared
by Lenox of1cials.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
William +. Higgins, as,
Buried in Gaithersburg
sp.eiol pispai.h 10 The ssor


GAITHERSBURG, Nd, Sept. II.
Funeral services were held In St.
Martins Catholic Church today for
William r. Higgins, IS, retired ma
chinist, who died Of a heart attack
at his home here Sunday.
The SON Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Patrick Higgins, he was
student of Holy Trinity Academy,
Georgetown, when it was organized.
In later years he was active in
church work at st. AIMS Catholic
Church, Friendship Heights, Wash
ington, and at st. Martins after
moving here about two years ago.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lii
lian nugget Higgins; two sons, Will
liam S. jr., and James Nicholas, all
Of Gaithersburg, and daughter,
Mrs. Mary Ellen Gormley of WASH
ington.
Burial was In st. Moses Cemetery
at Choppers.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Montgomery Board Slated
To Meet This Afternoon

The Montgomery County Commits
sioners were to hold their regular
weekly meeting at 2 pm. today In
the Rockville courthouse after two
members of the board yesterday
held hearings on two proposed street
improvement projects.
Although no opposition was voiced
against either of the projects, Com
missioner Richard H. Lansdale and
Julius P. Stadler explained they
could take no action because OF
lack Of a quorum. A decision prob
ably will be made at today's board
meeting, they said.
One of the projects called for
construction of concrete curbs and
cutters along st. Andrews lane, Sill
yer Spring, for a distance of ap-
proximately 1000 feet. Cost of thu
work was estimated at S2,46O.
The other project involved tn,
construction of concrete Sidewalk
on the north side of Bethesda avenu,
from Wisconsin avenue to the Balti.
more & Ohio Railroad, Bethesda, t,
distance Of approximately 800 feet
Estimated cost of the work wa:
SI,079.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
CORVALLIS Calls
On Tuck on Way
/ To Yorktown
BY the Assoejoted Pres,

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. H.
Things couldn't have been more
peaceful yesterday when the mod
ern Lord Cornwallis, without Red
coats, called on. the Governor of Vir-
ginia. .-.,.
Today's heir to the title of the
British general who surrendered at
Yorktown in 1871 was in Richmond
yesterday for an insurance company
board meeting.
Afterward the visiting Briton, an
amiable peer who seemed content
to let bygones be bygones, came by
the capitol to visit Gov. Tuck.
Today Lord CORVALLIS, accompan-
led by Claude D. Minor, president of
the Virginia Fire g. Marine Insur-
ance Co.. will make a trip to Will
liamsburg. He'll also visit Yorktown.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Photographic License
Law Is |nva|idated
By Virginia Court
BY the Asxoeiofsd Press

STAUNTON,, Va, Sept. 1.-THE
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
today held unconstitutional the
State Photographic Examiners Act
Of 1888 on the ground it trespasses
on the rights Of the citizens as guar
anteed by Article / Of the State
Constitution.
Affirming judgment of the Nor
folk Law and Chancery Court, the
Supreme Court in an opinion by
Justice George l.. Browning, held
the act is IAN unjustifiable en-
croachment and entrenchment" on
constitutional rights and declared
the statute must go the way OF
such offenders of the plain consti-
tutional mandate, so vital to the
welfare of free and untrammeled
people"
The opinion, apparently leaves in
doubt the status of the amended
State Photographic Examiners Act
as passed by the 1916 General As
hembly. The Legislature adopted
several changes aimed at removing
causes of criticism of the old law.
The case before the supreme court
arose when Jack w. Sutton was re-
fused a license to practice photog-
raphy because he had not complied
with requirements of the act. Mr.
Sutton presented a petition for q
writ Of mandamus to the lowel
court to compel issuance of the Ii.
cense by w. R. Moore, Norfolk com.
missioner of revenue, upon paymen
OF the fee required byb the tax code
The trial court issued the writ ant
the commissioner appealed.
Among the requirements of tn,
1888 act Is that an applicant to prac
tice photography must file an appli.
cation for a certificate of registra.
ton with the State Board of Pho.
tographic Examiners. submit to al
examination by the board to deter.
mine his qualifications and. pay 9
fee to theh board.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Legion Auxiliary Elects
New Silver Spring Head

Mrs. Joseph. H. Fields has been
elected president of Cissel-Saxon
Unit, American Legion Auxiliary, of
Silver Spring, succeeding Mrs. Ches-
ter Naumowicz.
Other officers elected are Mrs.
Harry Steingrebe, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Frank Peak, second vice
president: Mrs Walter Davis, sec
retary; Mrs. George Smith: treas
urer; Mrs. Clarence KRISTEN, his
torian; Mrs. Martha Marvel, chap
lain; Mrs. James Roeder, sergeant
at-arms, and Mrs. Audrey McHale
and Mrs. Mary Hamlet, color bearers.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Arlington PTA TO Discuss
New County Bond Issues

Arlington County's proposed gen.
eral county bond issue of 5000, ,00o
and proposed school bond issue OF
81, ,25o,000 will be discussed tonight
by Edmund D. Campbell, County
Board chairman, at melting Of the
County Parent Teacher Associa-
ton Council.
Mrs. Art Brown, council president,
said she favors the school bond Is
sue, but feels Its the duty Of the
Parent-Tea Associations to see
that both sides Of the question are
presented"
The session, scheduled at 3 pm
in the Swanson Junior High School
also will include an institute for
PTA leaders, Mrs. Brown said.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Fleming Named
New Assessor
For Arlington
Council Makes Choice
Despite Budwesky's
Request for Delay

Edward j. Fleming, $50 North Co
lumbus street, Alexandria, clerk in
the ONCE Of the commissioner Of
revenue. today was the city's new
real estate assessor.
A member of successive Alexar.
dria Real Estate Boards of Assess
ment before the creation of the city
real estate assessors ONCE In jan
uary Of l943. Mr.. Fleming succeeds
the late Lewis Middleton Ansley,
who died August 25
The City Council elected Mr..
Fleming to the post last night, de.
nying a request by City Manager
Carl Budwesky that Col. Francis
Drischler, retired Army ofYlcer now
conducting special survey of pub.
lie utilities assessments for the city,
be named Temporarily until the ap-
pointment could be given careful
consideration by the Council.
FWA Refuses Offer.
City Manager Budwesky was in.
structed to request Senator Byrd,
Senator Burch and Representative
Smith, Democrats, of Virginia to ar
range meeting with members Of
the Council and officials OF the Fed.
eral Works Agency to discuss pur-
chase of the former United Service
Organizations Club for colored on
Pendleton street.
Mr.. Budwesky reported receipt Of
a letter from Henry J. Sullivan.
FWA divisional head, refusing the
city's offer of $4,000 for the build
ing. FWA Is asking $3l, 600.
Declaring many towns have been
able to purchase similar centers built
by the FWA for as little as per
cent Of the original cost, Mr.. Bud
wesky said it Is unfair to expect
Alexandra to pay almost SO per cent
Of the original $66 900 cost.
S1.7so Appropriation Passed.
An appropriation of $1,73o was
passed on recommendation Of City
Fire Chief James NJ. Duncan, jr., to
cover the cost Of installing new heat
ing plants in the house Of Companies
No: and No. 2. The Council also
authorized Mr.. Budwesky to pur-
chase a tract from the Richmond,
Fredericksburg 81 Potomac Railroad
on Powhatan street between Bernard
street and Slater's lane at q cost
of $500 to be used for the city
garage, shop and dog pound
City Councilman George X. Ben
der was reelected vice president Of
the council.
| The group instructed City Attor-
ney Joseph M. Pancoast to draft an
amendment to the petty nuisance
ordinance which would put teeth"
in 1t.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Phi Beta Kappa 10 Elect
At Final Meeting Today
Dy the Assoeiotsd Pres.


WILLIAMSBURG. Va. Sept. IL
The united chapters of Phi Beta
Kappa will elect officers and con-
clude the society's 21st triennial
council meeting here today.
Announcement was made at the
council banquet last night of the
election Of George Alan Works, for
mer professor Of education and dean
OF students at the University of Chi
cago, as executive secretary.
DR.. Francis P. Gaines, president
OF Washington and Lee University
speaking at the banquet said that
the trust of Phi Beta Kappa "in
terms Of today" Is to keep alive the
competence of people for learning
the safety Of that great freedom OF
the mind"
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Silver Spring Academy
Elects Dr.. Mitchell

DR.. c. W. Mitchell has beer
elected president of the newly
formed Silver Spring Academy oil
Medicine. Other officers elected al
the organization meeting at Rosen-
steel Hall are Dr.. j. Marion Bank
head, vice president. and DR.. Frank
A. Zack, secretary 5-treasurer.,
DR.. T. Nelson Carey, an associate
professor Of medicine at the Uni
versity Of Maryland, spoke or
diabetes at the meeting.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Silver Spring STANDARD
To Become DuiIy Puper

The Silver Spring Standard an
nounced today it will publish a
daily newspaper beginning Octo-
ber /.
1t will be the first daily news
paper In Montgomery County. The
Standard, which is printed in Rock.
vile, will be issued tri-weekly fol
the rest of this month. Until TO-DAY
it was bi-weekly publication.
Publishers Of the paper are j. w
and r. c. Musser, and Frank Mile,
Is editor. The Standard has ONCE.
in Silver Spring and Rockville.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
10-Yr. immigration Halt
Favored by Lions Club

The Bethesda Chevy Chase Lions
Club has gone on record as favor
ing a 10-year suspension of immi-
grafton into this country ito as
sist in solving the economic and
social problems confronting this Ma
tion,' it was announced today.
The resolution exempts wives or
husbands of service personnel who
desire to become naturalized citi-
zenS of the United States.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Operators of Camp
As POW Labor Pool
Get $4,000 Refund

FREDERICK, Md, Sept. II.
"A corporation formed by
farmers and manufacturers in
the fall of 1914 to set up and
operate a prisoner-of-war camp
as labor pool has. paid a div
idend
Although only 5 cents an
hours was charged for, use Of
the POW labor to cover con-
struction and operating ex-
penses for the camp, a surplus
that remained was sufncient to
pay refunds of 10 cents for
each hours labor back to- en-,
ployers. A total Of $4,000 was
refunded.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Constellation Transfer
To Baltimore SOUGHT
Sy the A,socio,.d Prs,,

The possibility of transferring the
historic American ship Constellation
from Newport, r. l., to Fort Nc
Henry, in Baltimore Harbor, was
discussed with President Truman
yesterday by Senator Radcliffe,
Democrat, OF Maryland.
The Senator told reporters after
ward the Constellation was built in
Baltimore in 1877 and "ought to be
back there" because its history Is
closely identified with Maryland,
Senator Radcliffe did not disclose
how Mr.. Truman reacted to his bid
for the transfer.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Bond Issue ToIk Scheduled

DR.. r. L. Moravetz, chairman of
the Committee on Local Govern
ment Of the Kate Waller Barrett
Parent-Teacher Association, will
speak to the PTA on the importance
OF the proposed $500, 900 county
bond issue for school improvements
at 8 pm. Thursday in the school,
400 North Henderson road. Arling-
ton.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Woodside Porents to Meet

meeting of mothers of children
entering the kindergarten or first
grade at Woodside Elementary
School will be held at 1890 am
Friday in the school. Miss Bess
Young, principal, has called the
meeting to acquaint parents with
the school routine.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Do You Know That

"The Clinical Proceedings of
the Children's Hospital" a
medical bulletin, is studied
with interest by doctors all
over the world, indicating the
high standing Of the hospital.
The building fund cam
paign:
Amount needed - 81 800 900 90
Contributed to date 1929 ,485 90
Received yesterday 557.33
Still TO be raised --- 269, ,956.77
Please send contributions
to Children's Hospital, Thir-
teenth and v streets NV.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Fire Auxiliary to Meet

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the
Maryland State Firemen's Associa-
ton will meet at 10 am. September
10 at the Lord Baltimore Hotel, Bal
timore.
Evening star., 1946-09-11
Final Vote 33s-236.

The final vote was Justice Roberts,
338, and DR.. Sprouse, 236. Seventeen
idioceses had seconded the former and
Evening star., 1946-10-04

BY ]. ". Bsyen. dirseior Of tho InisrnaiioaaI
Bank; J. v. MIadek. director Of the Inierna.
tionaI Monetary Fund, and Herbert Feis, former
State Department adviser.
Wc, i0:30-connie haek preditfs the
World Series outcome.
WRc, f0:45-Ths Assistant Secretary Of War
speaks on 4 Plan for aa Army"
Evening star., 1946-10-04
on TINE AIN Tonl6HT.

on the AIN TohisHT.,
WWDc, 7:t5-FortMoming football games
arc diuussd and the suitcmss predicted on
this sports show.
WTop, 7:30-A new musical show starring
Meredith Wilson's Orchestra with Vocalist
Annette Warren.
WIop. 9:00-comedian Billy House is GianY
Evening star., 1946-10-04

Simms guest.
WhAL. i0:00-1hs bout between Weller
weights Jerry FiorsIlo and Cowboy Reuben
Shanks reported.
WRc, f0:00-"Ths psfset Crime" by Bon
Ray Redman. presented.
WINK, t0:05-"csn Organized International
Banking Promote World Prosperity" discussed
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-03

81, v katere Sc MISC upale pehot-
ne cete. S teh poletov so prime
sli letalci fotografske posnetke
in pismena porocila, Cd katerih
so nekatera razstavljena. Tako
poroca letalec Calligaris, da je
preostalo "a bombardiranje sa-
mo Sc nekaj his, katere je s sti-
rinai bombami porusil, ostale
bombe pa je raztresel po gozdu,
v katerega so Sc razbezali va
scani.
2 barbarskim pusto s enjem
imetja poleg masovnega pobija-
MIA civilnega prebivalstva so sc
skusali italijanski in n e m Ski
okupatorji obdrzati okupirani
narod "a vsako ceno " toliksni
pokorscini, XII bi jim dovoljeva-
la neovirano izkoriscanje slo-
venskega ozemlja in prebival-
stva v vojni. Vsi ii posegi pro-
tt prebivalstvu so bill nedovo-
ljeni in po mednarodnih pogod
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-03

italijanskega vojaka Tamburi-
Mia 0 taksni akciji, v kateri je
naropal toliko, da nj mogel vec
nesti; kapitan Monica pa opisu-
je pozige, v katerih ena vziga-
lica spremeni milijone v pepel.
Veliko lahkovestnost Italia
nov pri rusenju slovenskih va
81 osvetluje tudi razstavljeno
porocilo polkovnika Dal Negra,
XII je dal porusiti vas Ligojno in
navodilo Robottija, da je treba
gozd, XII ga nj mogoce redno in
koristno izsekati, enostavno po-
zgati in nj pri tenn mic hudega,
&c propade kaka vas: Ma origi-
nalnih tlorisih so zacrtane vasi,
v katerih SO porusena VISA po-
slopja razen cerkve, ali pa je
poruseno tudi ia.
"Ociscevalne akcije" so do
polnjevali. italijanski letalci z
zadetki v polno v mirne in de-
Iona ze porusene slovenske va.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-03

ljajo izsekavanje slovenskega
gozda pod oborozenim italian
skim spremstvom, italijanske
vojake pri roparski 'ociscevalni
akciji" in pozige italijanskih in
nemskih Get, "a katerimi je
ostala mnozica golih rusevin.
Pod steklom je razstavljenih
nekaj originalnih dokumentov
il italijanskega vojnega arhiva:
Italijani so Sc ze spocetka
sprawl ma slovenski gozd: IL
sekali so mnogo pasov il "var-
nostnih ozirov'', izsekan les pa
odvazali v Italijo. Prvi uredbi
so Sc pridruzevale naslednje, XII
so koncno obsegale ze vse ceste
in zeleznice; ze izsekane pasove
so nameravali' Italijani razsiri-
ii cd $50 m ma 10000 m, kar
bi tudi uresnieili, da Jim tega nj
prepreceval vedno mocnejsi slo-
venski partizanski pritisk. V
razstavljenem dokumentu Ro-
botti priznava svoje namere S
slovenskim gozdom, ugotavlja
pa tudi, da delo pesa in Sc cello
ustavlja.
Druga silk a sistematicnega
plenjenja slovenskega premoze-
MIA so bill znani razglasi o kon-
fiskacijah imetja: O zaplembi
sumljivih in skodljivih predme-
TOW in o totalnem oplenjenju
upornikov, njihovih svojcev in
drugih oseb, ko so jih Italijani
spravljali zvezo S temi upor-
niki.
Zaplembene, odnosno ropar-
ske postopke SO Italijani izvr-
sevali v zloglasnih "ociscevalnih
akcijah" proti slovenskim va
sem, v katerih so pobijali pre-
bivalce, kradli in ropali imetje
ter rusili do tai celia naselja.
Razstavljeni so dokumenti, Xxi
predstavljajo nekaj podob teh
ociscevalnih akcij: med mimi je
porocilo sijajni akciji kapeta-
ma Di Furia v Crnomlju 26. ju.
LIZA 1912, v kateri je zaprl 7a
druzin z Psi ljudmi in naropal
blaga "a 100000 lir; akcijo je
opravil IS takim cutom, da mu
je vse prebivalstvo izrazalo svo.
10 hvaleznost."
| Razstavljeni sta tudi pism
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-03

bijali javno, objavljali SO imena
tistih, ki so jih pobili, Italijani
pa SO pobijali zahrbtno, niti
linen talcev MISC sporocali ter je'
cd preko 1000 ustreljenih tai
cev bio objavljenih le 121 usmr-
titev. Razlicna so bila pota, po
katerih so hodili Italijani in
Nemci, uporabljali pa so ista
sredstva, moritve, ubijanja, po-
ziganja, mucenja; imeli so isti
namen: popolno unicenje in IL
trebljenje slovenskega naroda.
Strahotna blanca tega besnenja
okupatorjev, zrtve, XII jih je mo-
raj mas narod doprinesti v tel
borbi ma zivljenje in smrt, vse
to je objavljeno " prvi sobi. V
tel. sobi pa je navedeno stevilo
oseb, XII SO proglasene "a vojne
zlocince, XII so S svojim delova-
MEM pri mas povzrocile toliko
smrti, toliko bede in unicenja
2,741 Nemcev, 1905 Italijanov
in 1868 domacih izdajalcev je
proglasenih "a vojne zlocince,
cd katerih so glavni: Robotti,
Roatta, Grazioli, Gambara, Fab
bri, Montagna, Mes sana in
Agueci; Nemci: Uiberreiter, ST.
mon, Rainer, Roesener, Lurker,
Steidl in domaci izdajalci: Rup-
mix, Rozman, Hacin, Krener,
Zajc, smajd, Novak. Cd tega
ogromnega stevila vojnih zlo-
cmcev so nam bill doslej izroee-
nj stirje. Zahteva vesti vsega
clovestva in slovenskega naro-
da pa je, da Sc nam izroce tudi
ostali.
Nazorno je prikazanih nekaj
silk in odlomkov o "vojnih akci-
jah" italijanskih in nemskih
okupatorskih tolp proti sloven-
skemu imetju. Ma stenah Sc rde-
clio znacilni izreki italijanskih
funkcijonarjev k tenn akcijam
Robottijevo navodilo, maj Sc pie
nj brez usmiljenja, porocilo le'
talskega oficirja, da je zadel v
polno in besede IL pisma itali-
janskega oficirja: "Vza m e m
vzigalico in milijoni Sc izpreme-
ne v pepel." Slike, povecane TO-
tografije, XII so jih naredili ita-
ijanski vojaki sami, predstav-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-03
DOkumentarna razstava vOjnih zlOcinih
okupatorjev in njihoyih pomagacev

zirno izvajati VISA njegova in
Robottijeva povelja, to Sc pra-
vi brezobzirno moriti, pozigati
in klati. v nasprotnem slucaju
bodo premesceni ma drugo me-
sto. Tam je tudi fotografija
Aguecijeva navodila: Pobijte vse
Slovence kot pse brez usmilje-
MIA ter Gambarovo narocilo "a
ustrelitev partizanskih ujetni-
kov Roba in tovarisev. Razstav-
ljenih je nekaj dokumentov o
talcih, ko posamezni poveljniki
porocajo imena oseb, XII maj Sc
kot talci ustrele in pa Robotti-
ieva okroznica, v kateri zahte-
va in naroca, kako n a j Sc Sc
stavljajo iste talcev. Zanimiva
je fotografija dokumenta, ma
katerem je Robotti lastnorocno
precrtal, da je bill nekdo ma me-
stu ustreljen, ker nj povedal od-
kod ina letake, XII so jih pri
MEM nasli. To je Robotti pre-
crtal in napisal: "Bil je ustre-
lien, ker je skusal pobegniti"
Razstavljeno je mueilno orodje
ter dive Sikh bivsih policijskih
zaporov ma Bleiweisovi cesti
Sledijo drugi italijanski doku'
menti. Ukor Robottija Orlandu,
ker ia nj ustrelil treh partiza-
nov, navodila Gambare sire.
ljanju vseh ujetih partizanov
cenzurirano pismo kapetana Mo.
dica Quinta zeni, v katerem po.
roca O podivjanosti italijanskih
vojakov ter O umorih, ropih in
pozigih ter pismo italijanskega
vojaka Petrozzi Daria, v kate
rem priznava, da dobi vsak ita'
lijanski vojak, XII ustreli civil
sta, povrhu Sc mesec dni dopu'
sta, ter drugi dokumenti.
Posebna vitrina je namenje
ma delovanju italijanskega vo
jaskega sodisca. Razstavljen j
sodni akt O razpravi proti ma
rodnima herojema Tomsieu To
netu in Ljubu sercerju ter ak
O Preserskem procesu, ka ko1
tudi listina, v kateri sc izroca
10 "a umor preserskih obdolzen
cev italijanskim castnikom odli
kovanja.. Razstavljeno je tud
originalno pismo Merlaka Fran
ca, v katerem ia preklicuje pri
znanje, XII ga je dal v karabi
njerskih zaporih zaradi strahot
mega mucenja.
Razstava je verna slika stra
hotnega pocenjanja okupator
jew ma nasi zemlji. Nemci so po