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Evening star., 1946-11-06

Mrs. Annette P. Fisher, 9,265, and
Mortimer e. Rian, $3.50.
Also reelected was States Attor-
ney A. Gwynn Bowie, who defeated
Mayor John N. Torvestad of Colmal
Manor, 1859 to 9.858.
Gov. O'Conor Ahead.
Vinton D. Cockey and Griffith s.
Oursler, who were unopposed for re-
election as county surveyor AND
register of wills, respectively, re-
ceived 1896 and 14,747 votes.
In State wide contests, county
voters gave william Preston Lane
jr., Democratic candidate for Gov.
ernor, 1914 votes to II, ,452 for Mayor
Theodore r. McKeldin of Baltimore
Gov, O'Conor. Democratic aspiran'
for the United States Senate, re-
ceived 1887 county votes to 1912;
for Brig. Gen. D. John Markey.
Hall Hammond, Democratic can
didate for attorney general, wa!
given 12,301 votes to 10,115 fol
George C. Doub. James j. Lacey
Democratic candidate for controller
received 12,076 votes to 10,481 fol
Alexander T. Grier.
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Marketing Cooperative
Ito Meet November Is
By the A.,oeioisd Press

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 6.-The
Southern States Marketing Coop
erative will hold its 18th annual
meeting at Fredericksburg Novem-
ber 13, it was announced here.
D. G. Harry of Pylesville. Md,
president, will preside at the session,
beginning at 10 am. in Fredericks-
burg Baptist Church.
C. Fred Smith, manager OF the
Eastern division, Poultry g. Egg Ma
tional Board, will be the principal
speaker, and the annual report on
the co-operatiye's egg and poultry
marketing activities in H45-46 viii
be given by General Manager Leland
Graham
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Enrolment Begins Today
For Red Cross First Aid

Registration will begin today for
enrolment in day and evening
classes in standard Red Gross first
aid instruction, Sherman Johnson,
chairman of first aid for the Airing
ton County Red Cross Chapter, an
nounced.
The 20-hour course on the revised
text book will be given, MIR. johnson
said. Dates of the class openings will
be announced when registration is
C ompleted. Registration may be
made by calling the chapter house
Oxford 3010.
About 1000 Arlington residents Sc
cured flrst-aid certificates during
the war, Mr.. johnson said. He
pointed out many of these certifi-
Gates have lapsed and should be re-
newed.
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Three Promotions Given
To ARLINGTON Policemen

Promotion of three members of the
Arlington County Police Department
was announced yesterday by Chief
Harry L. woodward. The transfer
of one man also was announced.
Sergt. Lyman L. King, a member
of the force since 1885, was promoted
to lieutenant, and Pvts. Raymond S
Boots" Cole and T. w. Frederick
were promoted to sergeant. Mr.
Cole entered the department in 1912
and Mr.. Frederick in 1910.
Lieut.. John F.ISanders, who has
served in the traffic division since
his return from the service year
ago, was transferred to the detective
bureau as a plain clothes man. Mr.
Sanders, who formerly was in the
detective bureau, requested the
transfer, Chief woodward said.
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2,452 and Mr.. Woods, 1,19s, while
Mr.. Smiths count was 2,284 to 1858
for Michael.
Fairfax County gave Senator Byrd
1850 votes to 1,491 for Mr.. Parsons;
Mr.. Robertson, $3.50, and Mr.. Woods,
1,478; Representative Smith, 1881
and Mr.. Michael, 1926.
Arlington Democratic leaders were
nonplussed by the election outcome
and members of both parties at
tributed the overall picture to a
large protest vote.
All but four Of Arlington's IL
prscincts were carried by Mr.. Dugan.
Those going to Mr.. Campbell were
Cherrydale (by one vote, Clarendon
No. /, East Falls Church and Vir-
ginia Highlands.
HI Dugan Backed by COP.
Mr.. Campbell, as soon as his de-
feat was apparent last night, said:
II appreciate the privilege of hav-
ir,K served my county during the
past seven years. My hearty con-
gratulations and best wishes go to
Mr.. Dugan."
The victor, who had been given
the Endorsement of the Republican
organization in the county, said:
ri intend to implement the plat
form I set forth in my campaign. I
wish to congratulate Mr.. Campbell
on the clean and gentlemanly way
in, which he personally conducted
his campaign"
Mr.. Dugan, who will be the only
non-Democrat on the f1ve-member
board for at least one year, said he
intends to work for improvement of
the school system, and establish
raent of q veterans information CEN
ter.
Mr.. Dugan is 80 years of age and
lisa former Navy officer who saw
overseas duty in the war. He is
married and is a former manager
ofilthe darlington Post Office. At
present he is a liaison officer with
the Civil Service Commission.
# Taught in Fairfax.
"A graduate of Washington-Lee
I1xSn DSAlOol, A111l1SUoAi, AlC dICCA1oCQ
the CorcoFan School Of Art and for
merry taught in the Fairfax County
schools.
Mr. Campbell was elected seven
years ago for a three-year term at
the time a new stagger system for
County Board members was going
into effect. He now Is completing a
four-year term.
H. II. Howe. an independent can
didate, Withdrew from the board
race several months ago. The Re-
publican Executive Committee ex-
pressed sympathy for Mr.. Dugan's
appeal for nonpartisan local elec-
tions and commended" him to the
voters. The COP declined to enter
. aca11didate.
Mr.. Dugan conducted an aggres-
sive campaign Of personal appear
ances before rallies and civic group
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Alexandra Reports Fall
In New Building Activity

Alexandria recorded the second
lowest month in 1946 for building &C.
tivity during October, it was re-
ported today.
Anthony r. Lash, city building in
spector, said 81 permits were issued
last month for construction valued
at $234,105 This matched the
number of permits issued in Febru-
|ary, when the valuation was $184.276
September building set the highest
record during the year, Mr. Lash
said, when 50 permits were issued
for values of $683, ,724.
October permits included six for
|one-family homes, $4,000; nine two
family, 100000; commercial con-
struction, 6, $23,052, and 80 repairs,
alterations and additions, $58,053.
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'Dugan Unseafs
Campbell From
Board
I. Democrats Get Only
H Nominal P!urolities
!. For Congress Posts
(Table of Returns on Page A-5J

Today's returns showed Daniel A.
IDugan, Independent, was elected
TO the Arlington County Board as
the county Democratic organization
failed to place its chosen candidate
in office or to deliver more than
nominal pluralities for It's favored
congressional candidates.
f. MI. Dugan defeated Board Chair
man Edmund D. Campbell, who has
held Office for seven years. The un-
oficial vote was 5,790 for MIR. Dugan
and 4,742 for Mr.. Campbell.
OF the three nearby areas, tnclud-
ing Alexandria and Fairfax County,
Arlington gave Representative
Smith his smallest plurality for re-
election-124 votes. He received S.
1856 ballots 70 5,2l2 for his Republic
an opponent, Lawrence Michael OF
Arlington.
Vote for Senate Posts.
h Senator Byrd and A. Willis Rob-
ertson, both Democrats, each re-
!ceived about 1900 votes more than
their closest opponents in the Ar
1ington tally. Senator Byrd was
siyen $3.50 to 4,135 for Lester S.
Parsons, his Republican opponent.
Mr.. Robertson received 5,e95 for
the short Senate term to succeed
the late Senator Glass, and Rob-
ert H. Woods, Republican, got 4,l05.
K Fairfax County was more nearly
IN line with the rest OF the State
In the vote for Senator BYRD ana
Mr.. Robertson, but Representative
smith was given a smaller plurality
of 665 votes out of about $500 cast
In that county, the unofficial tally
shows. -.
THE referendum to amend the
state constitution to permit taxa
ton of Federal property, If the
United States consents, carried IN
all three nearby areas, as was ex-
pected. but a surprising amount OF
opposition was registered to the
question.
No explanation for the votes
against the question could be given
other than the belief that persons
voted against the measure thinking
1t was connected with incumbent
administration policy. Actually, the
measure would give the localities
revenue sources which are other
wise exempt when the United States
consents to be taxed on its holdings.
i Tabulation on Amendment.
Arlington voted 8025 for the
amendment and 2,109 against; Alex
andria recorded 2,801 for and 1,153
against and Fairfax counted 3,241
for and 1852 against.
With no local contests in Alex
andria, the vote was confined to
the slate for State Offices. Senator
Byrd received 2,299 votes to 1887,
for Mr.. Parsons; Mr.. Robertson got
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meetings, as well as issuing a bar
rage of press releases.
Democrats were caught unaWares
by the vote, which every one seemed
to agree was in protest" along with
the national trend. An example OF
the Democratic attitude was that OF
Commissioner of Revenue Harry K
Green, head of the county party or
ganization, who estimated just be-
fore election the maximum vote
would be $500.
Republican Organization Leader
John Locke Green was more nearly
correct when he estimated the figure
at 5000 and yesterday morning re-
vised his guess at 5000. The unof-
fetal tally shows 10,088 votes were
cast.
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Robertson Tops BYRD
AS Democrats Hold
All Virginia 5 Seats
(Table of Returns on Page A-5.)

Democrats today filled all OF
Virginia's seats in both Houses OF
Congress after sweeping victories
throughout the State that ran con-
trary to Republican gains elsewhere
in the Nation.
Former Representative Robertson
who resigned to become a candidate
for the two-year unexpired term OF
the late Senator Glass, led the ticket
according to unofficial returns.
Mr.. Robertson received 15s,20l
votes when 1,494 of the States 1,72l
precincts had reported. At the same
time Senator Byrd, head OF the
Statewide Democratic organization
was credited with 154,047 votes.
Mr.. Robertson's opponent, Re
publican Robert H. Woods, received
66,9o7 votes and Senator Byrd's
principal opponent, Lester S. Par
sons, Republican, received 72,273.
Representative Smith Wins.
In nearly complete totals from
the 9th district, Representative
Smith of Alexandria was returned
to Office with 20,307 votes to 1881
for his Republican opponent, Law
renee Michael of Arlington. This
score was based on reports from 207
Of the districts 216 precincts.
Judge Burr P. Harrison of Win
chester is the 7th. districts new
member of the House to fill Mr.
Robertson's seat. When 231 Of the
this 255 precincts had reported
Judge Harrison had 1899 against
II ,684 for Carl jenkins, Page County
Republican.
In the fighting 9th" District OF
Representative Flanagan, however
the incumbent was returned with q
conclusive but smaller lead over s
H. Sutherland, Republican. With
212 of the 249 precinct reports in
Mr.. Flanagan had 17,496 votes to
1876 for Mr.. Sutherland and 1,76s
for John Goodpasture, Independent
Northern Virginia Figures.
Complete returns from some
Northern Virginia areas are as fol-
lows: ..-... ..-
Warren County-Byrd, 1915 and
Parsons, 459; Robertson, 1,484 and
Woods, 297; Harrison. 1,4o1 and Jen-
kins, 420.
Loudoun-Byrd, 1904 and Par
sons, 246; Robertson, 1,4o4 and
Woods, 281; Smith, 1,458 and
Michael, 1854.
Prince William GIG out Of II pre-
cincts) byrd, 857 and Parsons, 267;
Robertson, 842 and Woods, 258;
Smith, $40 and Michael, 1856.
Fredericksburg-By 800 and
Parsons, 1913; Robertson, 1886 ano
Woods, 305; Bland, 839, and John.
son, 1888.
Madison-Byrd, 497 and Parsons
1856; Robertson, 427 and Woods, 1853;
Smith, 457 and Michael, 343.
Green-Byrd, 1913 and Parsons
1866; Robertson, 172 and Woods, 173;
Smith, 178 and Michael, 205.
Winchester-Byrd, LASS and Par
sons, 234; Robertson, 1,416 and
Woods, 262; Harrison, 1,429 and Jen-
kins, 254.
Harrisonburg-Byrd, 1,2so, ano
Parsons, 499; Robertson, 1878, ano
Woods, 488; Harrison, 1902. AND
jenkins, 691.
Other Congressional Returns.
Following are returns from other
congressional districts:
First-Representative Bland D.
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TIA Students Hove Quit
MARYLAND u. in Semester
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

By fhs NssoeIoted FTsSS
Dean Geary Eppley at the Uni
versity OF Maryland reported ia
students have withdrawn since the
semester began.
Twenty-seven left because they
had found jobs, Is because OF ILL
ness, 16 because they could not keep
up with college work, and others
because of marriage, finances, poor
housing conditions and joining the
| rr,ed services
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protesting Wnat
he said was elec-
tioneering with
in 100 feet of the
polls, W i'll be
held at 2 pm.
t o m ow at
Willow row e,
the family home,
n ar S a n d y
Spring, Md. Bur-
ial will be in
Sandy S pri n 6
Friends Meeting
Cemetery.
Mr.. Brooke, q
gorou S sup
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Price Control Questions
Referred to Baltimore

Price control questions answered
formerly by the Office of Price Ad-
ministration local board Office in
Silver Spring, which closed this
week, should now be addressed to
the OPA District once, O'Sullivaa
Building, Baltimore, it was an
nounced today.
However, rent control still will be
administered at Silver Spring for
the counties of Montgomery, Prince
Georges, Calvert, Charles and st.
Marys in Maryland.
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Judge Assigned to Cose

Judge Leon M. Bazile of the 18th
Virginia judicial Circuit, has been
designated by the Virginia Supreme
Court of Appeals to preside in Arl-
ington County Circuit Court In case
i Of Wolff VS.. Hudgins. He will re-
place Judge Walter T. Mccarthy,
who has disqualified himself.
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Light Voting Gives
Democrats Victory
lin Prince Georges
(Table of Results on Page A-4J


Democratic candidates in Prince
Georges County defeated their Re-
publican and Independent oppon-
ents, complete but unofficial returns
showed today.
Voting was light, with Brice
Bowie, Democratic candidate for re-
election as circuit court clerk, lead
ing the ticket with 1859 votes. He
was unopposed.
The oficial count will be an
nounced Friday, elections officials
said.
In the three-way race for sheriff,
on which principal interest was To-
cused, T. Ward Martin won over his
two opponents.
Mr.. Martin received l0,518 votes
tot ,068 for Charles c. Stuart, Repub-
lican. and 5,064 for William E. Cliff
ton, Independent. Mr.. Clifton. regis
ter of wills and former sheriff, had
split with the Democratic organi-
zation to run for the post. Mr.. Mar
tin is now deputy sheriff.
Sasscer Leading Glenn.
Representative Sasscer, Democrat,
of Upper Marlboro, a member OF
the House since 1899, was an easy
winner in his home county over
Edwin A. Glenn. Republican, OF
Morningside. He received 1886
votes to $500 for Mr.. Glenn.
Returns from 110 of the 1874 pre-
cincts in the 9Th district gave Mr..
Sasscer 1886 votes and Mr.. Glenn
1928.
State Senator L. Harold Sothoron,
who has been prominently men
toned as a possible president Of the
Legislatures upper chamber, was
elected with vote of 1866 to 9,783
for Russell U. MatDuff, Republican.
! The Democratic ticket also was
victorious in contests for six seats
in the House Of Delegates. Demo-
cratic candidates and their votes
are:
T. Raymond Burch, 1883; william
H. McGrath, 10,867; George G. Nc
Leish, l0,503; Leroy Pumphrey,
|l1,491; DR.. Napoleon B. Steward,
1901, and Perry o. Wilkinson,
|11,251. The last three are incum-
bents.
Incumbents Appear Elected.
| Trailing were Mrs. Ethel G.
Babcock, 8,424; Mrs. Laura M.
Bigoness, 1918; Marvin S. Baltimore,
8,318; Edwin D. Glenn, son of the
congressional candidate, 8,704; Pres
lley j. Newmaker, 7,848; James
]OKane, jr., 7,846, all Republicans,
and Morris E. Anglin, independent,
4,76o.
Elected to the Board of County
Commissioners were John H. Beall
13,609; William A. Carson, 1853; D.
Leonard Dyer, 12,039, incumbents;
Harry w. McNamee, 12,773 and Nor
man H. Collins, 11,746.
They defeated Philip F. Brooks
8,7O4; Herbert S. Freeman, 9,273;
William r. Rice, 9,335, and Robert
lV. Yost, 9,193, all Republicans.
James B. Bland, now member
| of the Board of County Commis-
lsioners, was elected treasurer, de-
/ feating Mark j. Hammett, Repub-
Ilican, 12,272 to 10,005.
Orphans Court Judges.
The three Orphans Court judges
were reelected. They are Lansdale
Ia. Clagett, 13,482;; William T. Nc
IPherson, 1887, and Vincent A
ECsterman, 12,114.
j The trailing Republican candi'
dates are william j. Conway, S,57oi
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Bids on Stafford County
Road Projects Asked
BY the Assoeioted Press

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 6.-Ths
State Highway Department an
nounced today that sealed bids viii
be received by the department until
10 am. November 10, on nine con.
struction projects, including:
Route 3, Stafford County. 1.48
miles gravel and surface treatr
ment, beginning at point 6.28 niles
east of Fredericksburg and ending
at a point TIT miles east OF Fred.
ericksburg.
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Rites Set for 7ur|ton Brooke,
Who Fell Dead at Polling Place

held his views at the polls. He was
protesting to policeman over dis
tribution of a sample ballot toe
near the polls when he was stricken
A member of the 1912 Montgom-
cry County Charter Board, he was
active in political and business af-
fairs in addition to his farming in
terests. In the 1942 election he had
received the second highest number
of votes cast for a board member.
Mr.. Brooke was born at Willow
Grove, the son of Alban and Sarah
E. Brooke, and had lived there all
his life. He was member OF the
Sandy Spring Farmers Club, di-
rector of the Savings Institution OF
Sandy Spring and also conducted a
life insurance business.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Eloise Brooke; two brothers, Ed
ward p. and Allen f., and sister
Mrs. Alice Dinwiddie, all Of Wash
ington,
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vile today. The
resignation be-
comes effective
Saturday.
Mr.. Day said
he has accepted
an offer to aid
in the develop
ment of a salts
factory water
supply serving
the industrial
area adjacent to
Cincinnati.
He emphasized
that his action
had nothing to
do with yester-
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Arlington Fires in Month
Cause $1,175 Domuge

Damage of $1,175 was caused by
63 fires in Arlington in October, Fire
Chief A. G. Scheffel reported yes
terday.
OF the total, II were house fires,
IL were in business places and 16
involved automobiles, he said.
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Arlington Civic Meeting

The November meeting of the Ar
lington County Civic Federation will
be held at 8 o'clock tonight at the
Lyon Park Community House, PERISH
ing drive and North Fillmore street.
The meeting was postponed from
last night because of the election.
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Pupils to Give Ploy

A three-act comedy, The Absent
Minded Professor. will be presented
by the Junior Glass Of Fairfax High
school at 8 pm. Friday in the school
auditorium. The play is directed by
MRS. Marjorie French and William
Maxwell.
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TIT: Walter johnson, Heathsville,
Republican, 1893, in returns from
l97 of 1852 precincts.
second-Hardy, 1880; Kelsey, T.
275, in returns from 54 OF 1876 pre-
cincts.
Third-Representative Gary, 49,
97s; Earle Utz, Republican, 6,sl2
| in returns from 112 of 125 precincts
Fourth Representative Drewry,
10,766; Andrew S. Condrey, Prohi-
bitionist, 1,47s, in returns from 104
of 153 precincts.
Fifth-Thomas B. Stanley, DEM
ocrat, 13,361; w. L. Greasy, Repub-
lican, 4,0S6, in returns from ITO OF
238 precincts.
Sixth - Representative Almond
1879; Frank Angel, Republican
8, ,839, in returns from 165 of 187
precincts.
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PTA Council to Meet

The Prince Georges County Coun-
Gil Of the rent-Teaci1er Associa-
ton will hold an executive board
meeting at the home of Mrs. G. T.
Reed, 4712 Oliver street, Riverdale,
lat 8 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1946-11-06

Funeral services for Tarlton
Brooke, IS, Montgomery County
farmer who died yesterday outside
the polling place at Olney while
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Day Quits Post
As Supervisor
OF Montgomery
Will Assist Work
On Water Supply
In Cincinnati Area

Willard F. Day presented his
resignation as county supervisor to
the Montgomery County Commis-
sioners at their meeting in Rock
Evening star., 1946-11-06
DAV Unit Sponsors Dance

The Alexandria Disabled Veteran
chapter will sponsor a dance Satur-
day night at the George Mason
Hotel.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-04
KOM
Dale p~rihodnjic.)

zneje, V vladni sluzbi nihce, XII
je bill aktiven socialist. Komuni-
stow ie nekaj prislo vanje, a elm
SO svoje prepricanje ma kak ma
Gin %preocitno pokazali, je bio
pc Min. Pod Trumanom DO "cist-
ka" Sc strozje izvajana. A V ev-
ropskih dezelah pa izgubljajo
sluzbe pristasi starega reda in
socialist ter komunisti SO v ko-
alicijskih vladah. V amerSki Via
di pa nit konservativni unijski
voditelji ne dobe mesta. DELAY
ski voditelji Sc cello v takozva-
mem delavskem Department. ne
dobe vodstva, pac pa ga imajo
mescanski politiki.
NaSa in angleska vlada Sc zelo
interesirati "a prihodnje volitve
ma Poljskem, V katerih Sc DO Cd
locilo, ali DO V prvem rednem
parlamentu pc vojni prevlado-
vala socialisticna = komunisticna
zveza, ali pa kmecka stranka
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-04

pod vodstvom Mikolajceka. On
Sc ~oslanja V svoji politiki k Zed.
drzavam in Anghji, omenjena
zveza pa Same pc sebi umevno
ma S~ovietsko unijo. Ako I'VE
"a zmaga, DO to oh enem %trajna
utrditev ~odnosajev med Poljsko
in USSR. &c pa bi dobil vecino
Mikolajcek, hi Sc anglo-ameriski
vpliv spet potisnil do sovjetske
meje. A V Washingtonu in Lon
donu menda vedo, da volitve ma
Poljskem ne bodo izpadle V ko-
rist klerikalizma in reakciie, pa
tudi ako bi bile Sc tako svobo-
dine.
Ma Karmelski gori sveti de-
zeli SO zidje V svojem boju proti
Angliji prizgali veliko bakljo, XII
SO jim 10 angleski vojaki sicer
ugasnili, a drznost pristasev zio-
nizma le lie napravila precej SEN
zacije. Razhudil Sc je tudi kato-
liski svet V Jeruzalemu in prote-
~stiral, ker SO Jude onecastili ia
spomenik krscanstva.
Oh povratku V Ameriko pred
nekaj tedni so STRIFE ameriski
vojaki pojasnili, cemu so bill to-
like casa "zaprti'' V ameriskem
poslanistvu v Beogradu. Jugo-
skovanska oblast jih je hotela
ma zatozno klop, ces, da so ubili
enega ruskega vojaka. Toda ia
umor je V resnici izvrSil ameri-
Ski voiak Charles N. Nicoloff il
Libertyvilla, III. In V TEN casu,
ko lie nase poslanistvo V Beogra-
du varovalo dozdevne krivce, je
pomagalo pobegniti V Italijo pra-
vemu krivcu. Potem je stvar po-
jasnilo in pri jugoslovanski Via
di izposlovalo dovoljenje, da so
omenjeni STRIFE smell svobodno
odpotovati. A pref je morale OBJ
ljubiti, da pride ameriski vojak
Nicoloff pred vojno sodisce V
~Italiji in ako Sc mu krivdo do
kaze, DO obsojen. Bill je opro-
Seen. Jugoslavija je imela ma OBJ
ravnavi diva opazovalca, toda mic
pric. In obtezilni material, XII ga
je poslala, pa je bill glasom anne
riSke vojaske sodbene oblasti
tako povrsen, da ga nit v upo-
Stew MISC mogli welt. Vojak je
umor primal, toda je obveljala
njegova trditev, da ga je izvrSil
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-04

Y silobranu. Nekaj takih ubojev
Sc je dogodilo med nasimi in ru-
skimi vojaki tudi v Berlinu, a v
ocigled propaganda, XII 10 vojaki
citajo, je cudno, da Jill nj bio
cello vec.
Vjaeeslav Molotov je bill ogla-
san "a nasprotnika razorozitve.
Pa ie temu napravil konec S svo-
jim predlogom, XII je res ucinko-
Wit, ako bi ga sprejeli. A Sc upi-
rajo Anglezi in Americani-ceS
da bono povedali vse skrivnosti
naSe oborozene sile Sele kadar
bodo razmere pc svetu toliko
stabilize, da bodo nase dezele
pred moznostjo napadov popol-
ncma varne. Ampak &c bono to-
like trosili "a proucevanje no.
viii razdejalnih sredstev, in Sc
ponaSali S svojo si:o ma morju
in ma kopnem, kot Sc sedai, DO
tezko ustvariti p~olozaj, v kate
rem DO prevladovala zaupnost
namesto sumniceni.