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Evening star., 1946-06-04
uPWAPrepares
To Guarantee
No-StrikeP Plan
Union May Alter
Constitution to
Conform to Rider

Bowing to the Senate rider bar
ring Federal employment of persons
belonging to unions advocating
strikes against the Government, the
United Public Workers of America,
CIO, today announced that if nee
essary it would change it's consti-
tuition and adopt policy specif1cal-
ly prohibiting strikes in the Fed
eral service.
While maintaining that its pres
ent policy does not assert the right
of Government employees to strike.
UPWA said that if the no-strike
amendment is ultimately passed by
Congress and found to be legal the
union would rewrite its present
strike policy clause to satisfy the
amendments requirements.
In move pointing specifically at
UPWA the Senate last Saturday
passed rider to the Agriculture
Departments appropriation bill for
bidding the employment of persons
belonging to unions which assert"
a right to strike against the Gov
ernment. Sponsors of the rider had
declared their intention to stick a
similar amendment on all future
appropriation bills involving Fed
eral agencies.
Antilabor Bias Charged.
In bitterly worded announce
ment today, UPWA charged that
the rider was motivated by "anti-
labor bias" and constituted IAN
infringement of civil liberties"
The union asserted that its policy
during its nine-year existence al
ways had been against calling strikes
in Government and pointed out that
during this period no strike was ever
called or threatened.
"We will not conduct strikes and
have no real intention of debating
whether the right to do so exists, +"
the UPWA statement said, as the
union asserted that the disputed
portion of it's no-strike policy was
concerned only with the question of
whether the right to strike against
the Government exists.
Clause is Cited.
UPWA officials point to the no.
strike clause in the unions consti-
tuition, 1T shall not be the policy
of this union to engage in strikes -
as proof Of it's no-strike policy.
Their opponents, however, say that
at another point it lays down the
r,rnood,1ro IN bo fol1oued hv lIpiop
local when it is considering a strike
This provision states that such a
union must Immediately advise the
international president of its inten-
tions and that "it shall be guided
by the advice and decision of the
international president.
The UPWA statement today init
mated that before the constitution
is changed a legal opinion may be
sought from the Attorney General
on the legality of the Senate amend
ment.
Evening star., 1946-06-04
{. S. Thompson Elected

Edward S. Thompson has been
elected president of the Young Peo-
pies Group of the Washington So
ciety for the Hard of Hearing, it
was announced today. Carl A. Carl
sen was elected vice president and
Mrs. Paul Pernecky, jr., secretary.
treasurer.
Evening star., 1946-06-04
Will Discuss Polio Core

DR.. D. L. Seckinger, assistant Dis
trict health officer, will preside at
meeting of the Metropolitan Area
health officers at 1880 pm. tomor-
row in the Washington Golf and
Country Club to discuss plans for
care of infantile paralysis victims
this wear,
Evening star., 1946-06-04
Symphony in ARLINGTON

The Arlington Civic Symphony
will present its second concert to-
morrow evening at the Thomas
Jefferson Junior High School. 1t
will repeat the performance Thurs
day at the Washington Lee High
School.
Evening star., 1946-06-04

SCHOOL CORNERSTONE LAID-Dr. Harold J. Mouton presi-
dent of Brookngs Institution and Miss Elsie Foerdere chair
of the Mount Vernon Seminary Board Trustees laid the
cornerstone yesterday for the seinarys administration
and classroom building expected to be completed at Wehaven
and Foxha roads NV for the September The seminary
also plans to build student residences chapel extern
sive athletic fields Star Staff Photo
Browning chief., 1946-11-08
IS Persons Swan English
Channel; 100 Attempted 1t

OF the some 100 persons who
have attempted to swim the Eng
ish channel, II women and IA
men have succeeded, the fastest
time being made by Venceslas
Spacek of Czechoslovakia who
swan it in 10 hours and As min
uteS in 1927.
The only one to cross it in both
directions was an Englishman, E.
H. femme, who swan it from
France in 1927 and from England
in 1884.
Browning chief., 1946-11-08

M AINSTAY in the well-dressed
AVA PERSONS wardrobe is this
carefully tailored two-piecer. Ideal
for practically every occasion
and good the year round in suit
able fabrics. For wintry weather,
choose a colorful wool plaid or
jewel-tone plain fabric.
Pattern No. 1856 comes in sizes IL, IA,
16, 10. 20: 40 and AZ. Size IA. short sleeves,
3ss yards of 39-inch fabric: three-quarter
sleeves, 37a yards.
Browning chief., 1946-11-08
New Date Dress

A>C" kdSC DACSS
A CLEVER junior date dress
- with look that's as new a.
tomorrow. Oversize buttons mako
a striking trim-you can have
brief sleeves or bracelet length.
Picture it in a dark crepe, taffeta
or velvet highlighted with bright
buttons.
Pattern No. 8080 is designed for sizes II.
~. 13. Is. 16 and ID. Size IL. cap sleeve,
3ls yards of IS or 39.inch
Don't miss the Fall and Winter Issue a
FASHION. It's filed with new, up-to-tho
minute ideas for every woman who ssws,
Special page Of farm frocks, fashions By
top.aight designers. free printed pattsra
In the book. Price rs cents.
Send your order to:
Evening star., 1946-03-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WE ARE PATIENTLY Searching Tor 8 mod.
ae Or ri s sas modsTe NO srents bong SoI Vi D q p sI
PLAsTERERs AND CEMENT FrN1sssERs
nsh I sEcssrAYe Il raissetfss Local Psss No g.
IIrIii I WILL In NOT :: fssponsibls fsT .nz SiIl,
PEMStA; PEH6kAh;1SJIeeSd SIe q s s., 81. NJ; !, SO :.
Voice q masca y nnn noe
fDsSiRGinssRss sS & ZEE kEsrosssLR stssh Ier an,
Sssssss x.: .ss Shi s{Rs:
LEON TOBRNEH, WALTER n. TOBRNER,
cERTp1cAffsss ffss caxaGE ss1seiEp oF PM sznnour,s.
man man GnsyrGlss sales Co. Inc to oYris.
snat rs tns sna .S
Sh:yros. SALES Ine % hef.Ss ses asRas e:rets
sa fsf 81 4. ossins oass.n y ychss s
ton qnsnimoasiy VT passed ~ said tss Board
e es name ..ens 2f .asa q
stS sFS. da, % oi January, is4s, at ssS Southern
.tockholdsrs were present, notice o Of said said
mesting being waived In writing and the
assuSsa assSSf1b sS., Ess e M.
Chevrolet Sales Co, Inc, to Ourisn,arl
man, its President, and Harod Hon. lie
seeaTe1Eary, sea are hereby appointed It's true
Ing lawful attorneys In fact TO acknoWl-
ffase Egg o. the act and deed Of the Corpora
Iaw' s,on' ssuen papers Is may be. REQUIRED BY
544g 54Ag2Lp 9i; HoTE sssretsrs ts ia sfNyAsaiA as
Of have herehnto SET my hand and seal
HIS%sI, HaesI,, p]'S,.. pTS ,.is; ssa.r,st a 9na.u. 0
ssaid, 90 hereby certify that before me
tle uPscrtber pereonally appeared in said
pastrict, BENJAMIN Ourisman, personally we'll
1novn 70 me 70 BE President Of the Ouris-
son sn9 named g attorney In fact in the fore
gsnasry se eeeSs.nE S.l.tod date q: 18th
attorney In fact las aforssaid i and 81 E Yirt,,s m
rtde.te sssnevisdssea m sh. nim ssms ~ to s'ss bs
the sct and deed of said sOurisnen Chew
Srthsr ssry tat Ssfore nsmea g. tnsEsn
appeared IN said District, Harold Hon, per-
S9nSny vel knoWn to me. to be 6ecretaTy
o. the Ourtsman Chevrolet Sales Co, Inc,
and z peysor named ~ attorney In fact
ir TIE feregoipg Certificate, bearing date,
ne No. sfn ~ dsy q yanu.ry 1919, heIsto Ga:
end 81 virtue 81 the authority vsstsd rs
him by eaid certideats, ackncwledssd the
same 70 Be The oct and deed 81 said OUT.
nan Chevrolet Sales Co., Inc. % named
theretn, Given under my hand and mi
this 9Th day Of March. 1916. Isl TRTD.
ERICK @; UMHAU. Notary. Public. District
Of Columbia. mh16.22.20,apS
Evening star., 1946-03-29
HELP MEN r WoMEN.

tionai opportunity with one uean'hins of washing
% s no T. fsn all
ss sqS%is :%pI;;s s;s. Sc &R' is fsl
BOOkKEEPER,, double entry. male or fe-
state sxperisnce. Box 416-Y, Star. 4
boy rs and one school, % a1s age; .ttraetiSe ae Ss
esyatf gdtfE E eool.s oRa s.t Bee s7a mt 3
.f.s ftssffassi hv W. fsapsFs spsi s .as
SS0vrLE, colorsd. lore middls-aGsd as cook:
fHmpsaF I %a TsselEI-fToPs Hs.lI hGcRs ns'r Annapc
sober: reliable, sspsTisneed and have sood %
'ssai'f sSa sosa sasa cs sa'i1z H. ss2 HsrED
COUPLE. responsible, ehauIeur-isnitor.
shdSsfe s asfsr VI 5s5 's Oh es W sSS
pp!saWy!AsHEs, Dish y! " waiter, any kind Of kitchen
ssfP or nsSssn KsnsIns3op 3e s21n1s pref Roekyle
JANIToR White. man and wife, suburban
sS sag on ss s.:as'ss: Apply
pfas good salary cali MI o0a ehapman pna oosEs re-
1915, or come by CHAPMAN REALTY
co; office, 1925 14th st. NV, Friday
y sEH - #SMES; 81 Part sl9:, from pH
BARBECUE, 6106 Marlboro pike, Hillside,
Md. HI. O666 Il block from District line).
RESIDENT MANAGER, 80 to 40 years old.
perienced. caI Mr.. HiSLE, eli. 5000.
Apply 3l3 N. Glebs I'd. Arlington, Va.
SODA DISPENSERS, experienced; part or
full time: very good pay, good tips, meals
and uniforms. Apply At 210o Conn. ave.
SOLICITORS and contact salesmen, ex-
periepesd, for home portraits studio. Call
TEtHNtCI technician, ex-
pertenced. for .126-bed community general
hospital; registration or ecuivalent train
sQI0N. Oh $500, for interYiew, -20
Evening star., 1946-03-29
German Holdings in Spain
Estimated at $75,000,00O

STOCKHOLM, Mar. 20 CNANA).-
German funds and property in
Spain have been found to amount to
roughly q billion pesetas ($75,000,- :
0O0), a staff correspondent for
Aftonbladet of Stockholm reports.
OF this total, the largest single
amount belongs to a former Ham,
burg shipping magnate, Herr Bern
hard, who supplied arms in great
quantities to Generalissimo Franco
during the Spanish civil war. Bern
hard is still permitted to reside in
Madrid, all efforts to extradite him
having been rebuffed by Spanish
authorities.
Evening star., 1946-03-29
BromfieId to Speak Tonight

Louis Bromfield, novelist and CO.
author Of the play "West of the
Moon" now at the National Theater,
will be the guest speaker tonight at
tho opening OF the new United Ma
tions Club Library in the club build
ing at 170l Nineteenth street NV
Books, representative of many of the
United Nations, have been donated
by the respective ambassadors and
ministers. The library will be open
daily for club members.
Evening star., 1946-03-29
New Playground Shelter
To Be Dedicated Sundoy

Dedication ceremonies for the re-
Gently completed shelter at the Rose
Park Playground, Twenty-fifth and
o streets NV, will be held at 4 pm.
Sunday, it was announced. The
shelter, the latest one built by the
District Recreation Department, was
sponsored by the Georgetown Com
nlunity Club.
Milo F. Christensen, superintend-
ent OF the Recreation Board, and
other recreation officials will par
ticipate in the program.
Evening star., 1946-03-29
HELP WoMEN.

ALTERATION HANDS, experienced pre-
ferTed but not .necessary.- .Applx employ
sssS, sssS sss: ss sss - sas aS'.i IL, sssoHso Nv
ATkkA110N HAND Must b. exper.
perm; posttaep. Eood salary. s1MHs
ATTENDANT, eoiored. fer. dining room In
life insurance COMPANY, IL an. to pm.
1APplE Fen zo2i Sle sl4th g. nv MA ett.,.
for dresses and suits: very good pay.
Apply Miss Russell. I. FRANK co. 18th
ALITERxTiiONi LADY, experienced. sS2s
Georgia ave-, 81. 3e70. -8l
Evening star., 1946-03-29

sfssss & sas si'fERssp' sRS sfs
W.T. issss ssgs TsSa sSa
stSs5Es5o s.. y; ''9ss; Is. ssH sssR';I:s
SALESMAN. pharmaceutical. to sell medical
fnS not
ms LABORATORIES. mo- Auburn. n Y.
SALESMAN. experienced in selling q rock
II fssSL2Ffos A2Fs eA e5 1aSs SS4sR1sss Ssh 6
sALEsMEN---Men's furnishings; excellent
SnIF s1Riilahsfs Riia es sso
sspt.: szesl.as ssis1s stsssy ats posltIon,
BRts$ sBE4 Rsssass' cS &. siS S's R sf
SALESMAN. ga. 9. n tSg T notch, sss "a te , g;
Sspsrtasnt tor h.shsss Grade man: Must
ssssSni: s snd s'h .sm. ssiss' ps se
4 IT, sSn 9 =: i, ; ;;DpSlasasSSS your :sEESins; E Vii
please do not waste our time we invite
appltca ttons from good and capah.s men.
Write Box 94-X, Star. 81
SALESMAN to call on drusstores and dept.
stores, selling cosmetics; good opportunity.
EQuEY vHNN. 1924 Conn. ave. -9
lowance; experience, calling on industrials,
hospitals, ONCE buildings or restaurants;
GOOD chance for edyaneement; siye expsri.
ence, age, starting salary needed. Box
sxLEsMxN WANTED to sell nationally sd-
yertised household rubber products, Terri
tory nov open, MARYLAND, Dist. Of Coium-
Pr oss srs Brewing .ns MINI
a.Es HSN 81 ssauisa.
ans department. stores; must have expefi-
encs and good referenees and be IA .
position TO travel; psrmanent arrange
ned Give ful details. Boz 64-Y, Star.
81
Evening star., 1946-03-29

1916.
$257,680. 0.197
214,598 8,19l
Evening star., 1946-03-29
District Business Borometers

business the Capital February stood high levels survey
,leadn barometers indicated today. - -7 -
cearngs peak second month Of the
daily telephone
sales index far above February electricity
ssales exceeded . " -
number Of telephones in
sgy February OF last Postal
decrease other recent months -
business expansion:
Evening star., 1946-03-29

IiNoTYFE ffiSoat n oPfRAITToSahs, AITSa union, perma-
Psa sss azR1SRz ss3 SsRRizl,nes 81 FitiIss sss
SA and AaD rs xxi Nr6sSA4icsNe HI seeo e1ERKasso
sssss sfssissp pAEkp EkpRl5 R5r fssc:sn csaa
MNPaNxScHe Mi sre xSSSeH MIN, White SOBER reii-
able Apply engineer, METRoPoLTTAN
aApP a7SS Sorh if n o:e eap.sl. of tssins
sIssstspd I Iit!Is tsaiaa. SO g week S's so ssslt Ct
NAN. white, Wanted for stock clerk. Inquire
DuMBARToN MARKET 1857 Wisconsin
MAN. white, a1 to s5, for route salesman;
license and good references; permanent
saary so 9 on ssss gH0d
MAN, white, single, for private ambulance
sSsrss sfsEs stss ana Fl
NAN to assist steward of hotel: experience
s q Dsrys sD Ss ana da.s m sas m
s'Sa sa'o5R HoTm sPf mitSs Eth .a3R ARDlz
VIZ VA sssi & clean garden for week or 10 ss,s
bsSSy saS e care tss Place y country Also
MAN to relieve at switchboard, 1 night
aonssy Ssss; sSnaa7 Na 75o6 from IL ''m' to ssp
MAN to change and make minor tire re-
e; :: .iss1 si'' SIC siia 'ss
MARRIED FARMER to run 15o-acre cat
Tie farm, an equipped, no milking. Good
trem t = -W2,aslhIIpgton. y, BOX lit, Star. 80
& SS2sa st'asEiesis t;SSf ;sSf
MEATCUTTERS, experienced, 5-day week,
toLH II noars; M Ta Eo1q s1issry; permanent york.
MEATCUTTERS AND BUTCHERS, expert
enced, with good salesmanship ability: high
wares. good hours and working conditions;
p9fstiyFsyc ns Srtaars,sd ApRl. p 1Rsrso
MEGHAN1Cts, auto truck and farm tractor,
s9Sa gocd y sslaFy e@5cellent @ workins conditions.
sRsaasx aHpaxNiSAL "a ENG EsnEER, thoroushi1s ex-
perierced In heating. air conditioning and
plumbing; must be neat craftsman; no be-
einnerfi pdH sstts salary and experisnce.
HIN, sss fs to so, with ability to rid.
bicycle; full time nightWork as messengerl,
55c per hour; Apply WESTEHN UNION,
MES aSly AeM raTk sy: FitcS.RR piES R 200
restaurant: gnod wages, good meals, com-
Portable place to work; hours $40 pm
to I:30 am. Apply to chef. WEARLEY'S,
k16 18th st. NV. 80
Evening star., 1946-03-29

GaEcKERs G!nEs for both food and beverage
sood wages Eood hours, meals; no Sun
CHECK WRITERS, clear. lsgibie handwrit-
Ing, no experience necessary; liberal store
o "ssna4E sna oof sonft9R I'LL HcH AT
s2Eafci 81 L # fosiflos 81 on for recent RIsh
able to type Pa0s and tafs soms
dictation 10 Please reply in own handWrit-
nHI lng' staying Stn age and qualifications. Box
cLERicaI woRKER-Apply THE caR.
EGac f9nsco,I;a9 LAUNDRY 14th and R SITS. Sc
SlSKS.' SlSiKis'1' White, Protestant, for reiisiou. sh
glEenment yTTRe so1 = Apply PURsELLs BOOB
44pN msps; 5-dsg n}gs week Apply Mr.. Reade, MA.
CLERK-Young lady for. general once
andsr e xoIans ssRf
& SLERks; $40 m. e a:1s s:m'. ,. NJ days =
tions, pleasant working conditions. fnex-
easEs N APPy ks Ms co lsns ss En- En-
CLERKS for retail laundry ofices; perma-
west Rsp pniostfsfS ExUsBaY 4nHs 4
e5TEIkfks: EIsfl saDeEispesd; fer dry cleaning ss
enlistment full or part time. 1896 Park
cLERK for dry. cleaning store, experience
eelpful but not necessary. Steady job,
sGaa RsTo Ssh 2'eE ssfEssa 5o1 ah sRd
CLERKS T.. for ,zs hss,sssuaEssss cad once q pa
ment advantages and excellent salary
Il K1neswledss 81 typins desirable: Permanent
leave and retirement. Splendid opportu-
nifty for 1946 high school sraduates who
fn ta is t
age, telephone and address. Box 14-Y,
s1as ..1 once gs srt IL: 6;
ciEakefRrfsT; oH kofR ffsH who can hsndl. Isa :mal
for adyancement, excellent working con-
f5SnI soh sas sARe7y Rss
cHzkk:rasiisE ~ sss and bookkeeping machine
operator, experience unnecessary: pleasant
xSS Hxh1s eaRR H APgs euan eeUaso sy. oss
SIRskrYP1sT. GGes'sy II ST. s.per. no. nse; pleas
aa TsaS1s f2fs'ssas issh and .ss saasGs
cLEEK;IyyyIsr,r @ gy tn pleasant aa q !. surroundings.
GEEK GIRk sTkNoHGRAfaEa =. ~ r. Responsible
position with estabiished industrial Con- con-
esai 9 e oH
's;ssI;, AT 81 Ky: i;sIa1at !t'iss slsS
ucts, Hours, $3.50; 5-day week; perma-
ssp.s s: ssss sas soa x e. stal
.typing pecesssry, ex-
peIisncs prefsrred; 5-dsy week; liberal
tions.- Apply to our friendly personnel Of
nee. End a., THE HECHT CO.. r st. at
7th NV. 30
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-22

kega komisarja poseben dopis
Vatikanu v roke kardinalu Ma
glione Vicentu, in sicer, da po-.
kaze ma napake, XII so jih okupa-
torji napravili v svojem prega-
MANU- zavednih Slovencev. z
ozirom ma to pismo SO takoj sle-
dile internacije bivsih aktivnih
in rezervnih oficirjev, zaplemba
in oddaja radijskih aparatov,
uvedba posebnih legitimacij,
preganjanje in takojsnji odpu-
sti zavednih Slovencev IL drzav-
nih sluzb ter internacija.
Ma popoldanski obravnavi 26.
augusta je vojaski tozilec .zah-
teval eitanje dokumentov in 81
Ger priporoeilo skofa Rozmana,
da sc semeniscnikom izdajajo
italijanske potne dovolilnice, da
bi ojacili "protikomunisticno"
delovanje med ljudstvom. Ia
devni dopis sta podpisala v ime-
nu rektorata skofijskega seme-
nisca Ignacij Nadrah in dr.. Gre
gorij Roman.
Tu in tam je partizanom oei-
tano, da so zaprli bivse zrtve
italijanskih in nemskih okupa-
ltorjev, XII so bill v koncentra-
cijskih taboriscih, torej sovraz-
niki Italijanov in Nemcev. V ta'
kin slucajih pa nj povedano, da
so 81 doticniki odkupili svojc
svobodo s tenn, da so obljubilt
pristopiti v belo gardo ali v do
mobranstvo in sc oh strani So
vraznika boriti proti svojin
lastnim bratom in sestram v vr
stah osvobodilne fronte.
v mnogih slucajih je takin
pridobil "svobodo" sam sko1
Roman, ma katerega so Sc do
ticniki obracali. Tipicno je pi
smo Karla Avgustina, XII je pisa
skofu il internacije v Gonarsu
&c. Sc enkrat Vas prosim
gospod skof, da bonn sprejet
belo gardo, ker sc v meni NJ
boste zmotili. Sc enkrat Van
priporocam mojo prosnjo, ker tt
mi je Sc najvecja leila, ka
imam. Sedaj Vam poljubim Va
So presveto roko in Vas pozdra
vim s Kristusovim pozdravon
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-22

be. Ko je skof obsodil osvobo-
dino fronto, sem kot duhovnik
stal "a svojim skofom."
Dopis zupnika Ivana straj-
harja il Begunj pri Cerknici do
kazuje, da Roman nj nicesar
ukrenil, ceprav je vedel, "a zlo-
cine domobrancev. v svojen pi-
smu pravi zupnik strajhar med
drugim: g da je nekaterim
neljub, ker Sc potegne "a nedol-
zno preganjanje in trpeee J.
Vse pobiti, "a to nisem. Tudi nj
sem "a to, da bi Sc teplo. Videl
in slisal sem, kako so domobran-t
ci nekatere mucili in pretepali."
v mesecu avgustu 1914 Sc je
vrsila pod predsednistvom skofa
Rozmana -konferenca ljubljan-
ske in okoliske duhovscine, ka-
terra je bila obvezana. Glavno
predavanje je bilo "Odnos do
Osvobodilne fronte" in incl ga
je decent Ignacij Lencek, XII je
izvajal:
g. vsako sodolovanje OF
bodisi aktivizem, clanstvo ali pa
tudi samo simpatizerstvo nj sa-
mo nedopusten, ampak moralen
pregresek, smrtni greh, neopra-
vicljiv pred Bogom. IL gornjega
izvira dolznost "a vsakega du-
hovnika, da odrece pri spovedi
odvezo vsakemu, XII bi vztra jail
ma tenn, da ostane clan ali pa tn.
di simpatizer Osvobod. fronte
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-22

Hvaljen Jezus in ostanem vdan
in hYalezen in vnaprej zahvaljen
in do groba Yam zvesti Avgu-
stin."
I Ne moreno dvomiti, da Sc je
sodna dvorana tresla cd kroho-
ia. Take "internirance'' SO kot
belogardiste ali domobrance po-
tenn zajele oblasti osvobodilne
vojske. In njihov izgovor je Sc
veda bill: "Italijani so me inter-
nirali, to je vendar dokaz, da
nisem z mimi sodeloval. Sedaj
me pa vi zapirate."
Ma to prosnjo je skof Rozman
postal dopis v italijanskem jezi-
ku, v katerem je dovolil prihod
Avgustina il internacije, a Sc
veda zato, ker je obljubil posta-
ii Clan belle garde.
Precitan je bill tudi dopis po-
veljstva XI. Rag-gruppamento
v katerem krajevni duhovniki,
XII so vecinoma ustanovitelji in
vodje oddelkov MILITIA Volun.
taria Anti Comunista," izrazajo
zeljo, da bi mogli biti oborozeni
z revolverji. V ia namen je tc
poveljstvo dovolilo, da Sc po'
sreduje pri intendanturi "a do
bavo 20 samokresov in potrebnc
mnozino nabojev. Tozilec j
predlozil originalni spisek legi
timacij duhovnikov, katerin
SO Italijani dovolili nositi orozje
IL zapisnika kocevskega pro
cesa je tozilec precital izjavo vo
jaskega duhovnika Mavca, XII j
izjavil med drugim: "V belo gar
do sem Sci zaradi skofove odred
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-22

skega zupnika, kako maj se gle-
da ma mucenje na policiji, je
Lencek odgovoril:
aDomobranstpo ina hot cd
Boga postaOljena oblGst znacGj
Iegdlnosti. ZGto ina tuM pravi-
co gapiranja in Hkvidiranja mas
protniEov, saplembe it'd. Ako p0-
Hcija pri tenn nastopa femergt6-
neie,' je to naoralno."
(NGdaljeDanJe sledS)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-22

sti omogocijo avtonomno var
nostno sluzbo v obliki akademske
formacije, mescanske straze in
splosno narodne straze po vaseh.
Slovenskemu casopisju maj Sc
ofnogoci vecja primerna propa-
ganda proti komunizmu. Prav
tako maj Sc dovoli siriti proti-
komunisticne letake.
"Ustroj in delova'eje sedamje
kvesture maj Sc temeljito preu-
redi po Seljah slovenskih pred
st0vnikov."
Pc odmoru je italijanski tol-
mac prevedel document koman-
de XI. italijanskega armadnega
zbora z dne 80. januarja 1912, XII
govori najprej 0 zvezi z areti-
rancem Josipom Mlakarjem,
bivsim zupanom il Starega trga,
XII stanuje v Iski vasi. Aretacija
je bila izvrsena ma indikacijo To-
kalnih konfidentov (zaupnikov)
eta okolnost je prinesla zelo
vazne posledice "a nadaljno de-
10. " kolikor sc je morale vec-
krat brez organizacije nadalje-
vati delo, imamo sedaj ma
razpolago vec ljudi. V zvezi s
tenn je treba poudariti zvezo z
lokalno duhovscino. zupnik IL
Starega trga nam daje sedaj do
locene informacije. v tenn zup-
niku smo nasli zelo dragocenega
kolaboratorja. Pravi, da je dive
tretjini vasi pod boljsevisko bo'
leznijo, "a katero je treba dra'
sticnih sredstev. Drugi sodela'
vec in formator je zupnik IL Be.
gunj. On mi je tudi povedal "a
sodelavce komunistov njihovega
okrozja, XII so skoraj vsi odsot
nj.
"Da1 mi je use podotke, da 81
je lahko sa$galo 12 poslopij
vasi in da Sc je aretiralo Is aT
hovih sorodnikov, ki pa, kot on
trdi, MISC aktivmi 6lassi gibamja.' ,
! Tozilec kapitan Vivoda je ma
to predlagal, da Sc citajo origi
nalni italijanski dokumenti, '
katerih je ugotovljeno, da j
skof Rozman zahteval cd Itali
janov, da Sc dovoli organizirat
mladino in pobijati "komuni
zem," ker 50 sc italijanske obla
sti pri dosedanjem svojem deli
pokazale nevesce in nezmozne
da je Roman postal mimo Viso