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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-18

BOXING oo01EssIoNR Eddie Basan ordered Ray Robinson training the welterwegk Servo advertised for May 9h although srVos (what Buid) Wei has much said desn intend through with the bout Eddie hasn't stated what his intentions 1t who training bout in match for the PhanOmweght Tstie9 attraction not off the old tn existence would be just the place not to hold match
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-18

OI course, not every do1Iar taken 70 the tIaCK IS bet on"every race SO I'll have state hypothetical case. Let's assume that $6000O0 was the original bankroll that all of 1t was wagered the first race and that all that was left after the deduction of taxes and breakage after each race put back into the machines for the next race. This assumption prob ably will make out worse case for the chances of beating the races than the actual figures would if anyone knew an exact formula for arriving at them
 However, under these conditions here's how the ter
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-18
No ReceiUing
 Barns of 'Gnnseff

PawtucKet, K. l., April l8-(UP) Because 1t might be upsetting to thoroughbreds being readed for ra- ces, Narragansett Park has decided against the use of receiving barns" for its meeting that opens here Sat- urday, 1t was announced today.
 Receiving barns are being inaug- urated at numerous tracks where the horses are confined for two hours before post time to prevent possible tamepring with them.
 President James E. Dooley of the Narragansett Racing Association, Inc, said he had studied the matter but that all horsemen with whom he had discussed the question feel that many thoroughbredS, which are highly nervous animals, would be hurt materially by two-hour incarceration in a receiving barn."
 To assure protection to the horses, Dooley said that special guards would be stationed in the stable area throughout the 30-day meet. ing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-18
QRRRNRERNIT TRAQKDY

ThessTI be widespread FpisEelng Co Reeeblya isaay
 But the plight ee Sec Deakas msakea4 las gFieye. Hs wanted e knoek off and sss nem Burrn play Bat bs eamsk get mn a,nhsanee eg lanxe." 'f '
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-18
What Happens to Yankee Dollar Race Track By PARKER

AN OLD SUBSCRIBER named Reginald Puance Acalar has asked print table showing what happens the fresh money that is taken to the track under the 6 take c. for the State cent for city for the race track and per cent for bTeakaseD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-18

WILLIE JOYCE and Jimmy Hatcher picked to open boxing club in Toronto Tuesday night They only 1t but closed well Referee Billy them the sixth calling test have remarked SeveraEtimes after witnessing gang form versa in Jyce bouts in Madison Square Garden that he strikes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-18

IN THE EXCITEMENT that who, by request shall remain nameless nobody noticed that in the Giants opening Phes Tuesday made only puout in the oued several major league which of the outd didn't single days performance though rarity wasn't record More remarkable than the fact that the Giants oued made only
 fact that not single fielder hit by fly ball. There mighty close calls though.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-18
arDdrd LalU Grad Moues to End Baseball Serfdon1
 IEzAZNs
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS New York, G; Philadelphia, .. Brooklyn. (; Boston, 2. St. Louis, c; Pittsburgh, .. Chicago, H. Cincinnati, z.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE
sss=aaaa==aa YESTERDAYS RESULTS
STANDING

GAMES TO-DAY New York ut Philadelphia. Boston at Washington. St, Louis at Detroit CQnly games schedulcdD
 
 GAMES TOMORROW notrolt At Cleveland, Washington at New York. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
 
 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Toronto, { Syracuse, :" tOnly game scheduled),
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-18

lege in the New England Intercol- legiate championships at New Lon don May II.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-18
BankrOu

the have cited 460000 gtrac the customers would permitted take $4S 7el9 home with them The sa track and city would whack up $A5l 200ol., -t.>A ..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-18
STANDING
GAMES TO-DAY

GAMES TO-DAY New York Bt Brooklyn, Chicago At Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at st. Louis (snly games scheduled.
 
 GAMES TOMORROW Boston at Philadelphia.
 
 AMERICAN LEAGUE
 sHsaaaaa==Ha YESTERDAYS RESULTS Philadelphia. ', New York I. Cleveland, z; Chicago, 1, St. Louis Detroit. C. Boston, i3; Washington C
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-18

.ss THE SPORTING THING
 This WOe4coek'S a game bird, I'm told. .~ Which prompts ne te SuFMlse,.
 Oar TanaI, if he'd kneek him cold, 8'- Mutt hit him On the Riae.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-18

YESTERDAYS SrAR-Bobo Newson, the old wayfayer on base balls glory road who pitched the Athletics to g three-hit. to l triumph over the Yankee
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-18
Nolan

K. of c. Roll-otf.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-21
Urednikova p0Sta
Priredba kluba Oreski
"a stare domovino

Cleveland, O. Spostovani
bratje Hrvati, Slovenci in Srbi.
Mi sc obracamo TEN potion do
vas, da bi skupno pomagali ma
semu narodu, XII strada, njih
otroci Cd glada umirajo in cd
bolezni, kot posledica vojske in
domacih izdajic. Potreba je, da
Jim zdruzenimi mocmi poma-
gamo, kolikor najvec moreno.
Zato vas prosimo sodelovanja.
Klub Oreski priredi zabavo z
lepim programom V nedeljo, "a.
marca oh 3. uri popoldne v Slo-
venskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. Zvecer Sc bo vr-
sil pies v obeh dvoranah. V
zgornji dvorani igra Vadnalov
orkester; spodnji dvorani pa
tamburaski zbor Sloga.
Vstopnina je v predprodaji
80 centov; pri blagajni pa $1.00,
"a popoldne in zvecer. Vstopni-
IA samo k plesu zvecer je go
centov, davek vstet.
Udelezite Sc te prireditve. Vi
ieli boste lep program. Plesali
boste lahko Oh godbi enc ali
druge vrste in S tenn boste po-
magali nasemu narodu v domo-
vini, kateri naso pomoe potre-
buje in je nasa doknost, da jim
pomagamo. Yes cisti dobicek re
namenjen "a pomoc ljudeyn v
starem kraju.
Prejmite bratski pozdrav in
ia svidenje ma zatavi. ia odbor
kluba "Oreski",
Joe Kovacevich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-21

garda IN donsobrdsci. To je far
Ska klika, $ $kofons RoSmanone
in aarodnina isdajGlcena Rupai-
kom, Nedidem in Mihaj1ovi6em
sd 6elu. III so pa hujse delai 2
nbogim narodom, ne glede ma
spoil ali starost.
"zacelo Sc je klanje, ubijanje
in mucenje, ma veliko. Prica te-'
mu SO ogromna grobisca in po-
samezni grobovi, XII Sc nahajajo
.povsod po travnikih, njivah, gr-
movju in gozdovih. Ma tisoce pa
je grobov raztresenih, XII Sc Sc
MISC nasli in tudi Sc najbrze ne
bodo nasli nikoli vec.
~"Vsa taxa grosodejstva so pa
lDeS, Skofje in duhova,iki blago-
&avljah, kakor tatdi sami taxa
grosodejstva opravljaH. Mu6ii
so moSke, Ses,ske, otroke, posi-
ljevaH dekleto, $ive pribijaH no
drevesa IN Bog 'saj Ve, kaj Sc use
so delali, kar Sc Sc ne sna.
"Tako je bilo nase trpljenje.
Po vrhu vsega tega pa so Italija-
nj pozigali vasi, ropali zivino,
obleko, zivez it'd. Kar so pa
Nemci delali, je pa bilo Sc sto-
krat hujse. Tako so vse vasi
okoli Kocevja dalec okrog vse
pozgane in razrusene. Samo me-
sto Kocevje, XII je komaj dobra
vas, je bilo 22-krat bombardi-
rano, tako da je samo nekaj his
ostalo, da so Sc ljudje spravili
pod streho. Tako je lezalo kar
po Is do 20 ljudi v eni mali sobi.
"Sedaj pa je re mnogo bolje.
Nekaj his Sc je popravilo, tako
da "a te ljudi, XII so Sc ostali, "a
silo zadostuje. Maj Ii "a enkrat
zadostuje to, drugic bono pa Sc
kaj vec napisali. Nj pa nobene-
ga cloveka, kateri bi bill v stanu
vse grozote te vojne posamez-
nih krajih popisati, kaj pa Sc v
celoti.
"Te prav prisrcno pozdravlja-
mo kakor tudi Tvojega moza in
Tvoje otroke. Tvoj stric
"Mihael Kovacic."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-21

Opl lJeIIlIJc leuclllIl pIeQIIeIO'
Ii niti enc cigarette, tako da je
bill re yes rumen cd slabosti.
"Potem sem JAZZ zbolela. Le-
zala sem tri mesece. Sc nisem
mogla niti premakniti. Imela
sem revmatizem. Sedaj mi je
hvalabogu, boljse. Ne morem ta-
ko nitro hoditi, toda vsa.j lezati
mi nj treba. Prislo je cd straha
in tudi prehladila sem Sc v jami.
"Nado so Itali jani zaprli ta-
koj V zacetku. Bila je zaprta 20
dni v Kocevju, potem v Ljublja-
nj tudi emo toliko casa, potem v
Kopru. IL Kopra je bila konfini-
rama v ItaliU, Sc naprej cd Ri
ma, V Bukjani; tam je ostala
do italijanske kapitulacije.
"Eni so bill srecni, da so prisli
domov, toda dosti so jih Nemci
zajeli in odpeljali v Nemcijo,
kjer so jih mucili in sezigali.
NADIA in vec drugih SO Sc podali
kar cez noe k partizanom. Bill
so v veliki smrtni nevarnosti.
Emo cello noe SO Sc plazili po tre-
buhu skozi en- gozd. Nemci so
jih lovili in streljali ma Min, da
so Jim kroglje svigale okoli gla-
We, toda hvalabogu, Sc jim nj mic
hudega pripetilo. Potem je bila
Sc dive lett pri partizanih. Vsega
skupaj e nisem videla stiri leta
"Pri partizanih 81 je dobila
moza in prisla po koncani vojni,
ze dive lett porocena domov. Sli
so najprej Beograd in dobili
81 sluzbe ma ministerstvu. On je
nacelnik, ona pa tajnica. Moras
81 misliti, Maria, koliko solz
sem JAZZ pretocila samo "a MO.
Deset let bonn sla preje v zemlj jo.
Oh, koliko ena uboga matt pre-
5tane, ko nisem vec mislila, da
jih Eom Sc docakala.
''Boga sem vedno prosila, da
bi Sc enkrat videla svoje otro-
ke. On me je uslisal. Prisli so
po koncani vojni vsi trije domov
v Sajku vas in tudi moz Cd Ma
de. Toda, zalibog, prisli SO av-
tom zveGer in zjutraj SO re sli
nazaj. Takrat sem Sc zjokala do
solz.
"Ljubo je bill cello vojno v
Ljubljani V eni sluzbi. studije
80 bile ukinjene tisti cas-. Jih nj
Sc zdaj koncal. Sedaj polaga iz-
pite "a rudniskega inzenirja.
Medtem je revez Sc zbolel, ga bo-
Ii zelodec. Mora biti ma dieti. Je
iosti prestal, ker nj bilo hrane.
Jedli so brez vsake mascobe,
medtem je pa hudo oslabel. Bill
je tudi dvakrat zaprt. Sedaj je
porocen, ina re pet mesecev sta
70 hcerko. zena je uradnica.
INA Imovini ie Sc vedno v
sluzbi, pri njenih starsih pa sta
nujejo. On je star II let. Erazme
moz je bill tudi zaprt cd Mem
cev stiri tedne, toda SO sprosifi
zanj, da ga MISC odpeljali v
Nemcijo, kar je malo manjkalo.
Erazma ima diva fantka, Mar
kota pet in Tomaza stiri leta
stara. Men MOI je professor.
Ona je bila ma operaciji, je bila
zelo suha, sedaj Sc je nalo po-
pravila.
'"Tukaj je bilo pomani ikanje
hrane; "a boziene praznike smo
pa ifneli Gel hleb kruha ma mizi,
XII ga nismo videli ze toliko let.
Hvalabogu, sedaj lahko brez
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-21

nov nam je brencalo mad glavo
noe in dan. Vzigalne bombe so
metali ma vse strani. zrtev pa Sc
nj bilo toliko, kakor je bilo hudo.
"Sedaj je pa vse veselo. Vse
je v petju, godbah, v plesih in
veselicah. Otroci pojejo parti-
zanske pesmi, drzijo V rokah
kos belega kruha, vriskajo in
kricijo: Tito, mas Tito!'
"Draga mi ljubljena Maria
in Tvoja druzina. Veseli me, da
ste Sc zivi in zdravi in da niste
toliko trpeli, kot smo mi tukaj,
kar Sc sploh popisati ne da.
"Sprejmi I'll in Tvoja druzina
najlepse pozdrave cd mas, po-
sebno cd Tvoje ljubece tete,
"Ivanke Kovacic." :"
"Kocevje, Z. januarja 1916.
"Draga Mira.
"Tudi JAZZ I'll zelim nekaj te-
zav napisati, XII smo jih presta-
Ii tekom vojne. A to bo lie malen-
kost, ker je nemogoce popisati
vseh grozot te vojne. Leta 1941,
ko je Nemcija napadla Jugosla-
WHO, smo imeli tukaj okoli 5000
Kocevarjev, kateri so takoj po-
grabili "a orozje ter Sc polastili
vseh uradov. Zaceli so zapirati
Slovence in cakali ma Hitlerja.
A k sreci ga nj bilo. Prisli pa so
Italijani. Par mesecev SO sc Sc
drzali kot ljudje, potem pa so
zaceli zapirati civilno prebival-
stvo, streljati nedolzno ljudstvo,
odvajali SO ljudi v internacijo.
Odvazali SO cele Wake ljudi ma
vse strani. Streijanje je bilo ta-
ko noe in dan, da nj bilo mogoce
spati. Potem SO mas ogradili z
zelezno ograjo in bunkerji oko-
Ii mesta, da nj mogel nihce ne
noter in ne ven IL mesta.
"Po zaporih so l:udi do smrti
pretepali in jih mucili ma vse
nacine; ruvali SO jim zobe, zba-
dali jih nozi, mucili jih la
koto, zejo in sam Bog We, kak-
sne nuke so delali Sc ma ljudeh;
trgali so jim nohte prstov;
lomili jim ude, roke, noge, re-
bra; tepli jih tako, da SO jim
zobe izbili iz ust. V internacijah
je "a lakoto samo ma otoku
Rab umrlo okoli 5000 Sloven-
cev, koliko pa Sc po drugih To-
garth, XII jih je bilo ma stotine,
tam je ponrlo Sc vec ljudi.
"Ko je Italia prepadla, je pri-
slo dosti ljudi nazaj, katere je
pa skoraj vse Nemec polovil ter
jih odpeljal nemska taborisca,
kjer Sc Jim je pa Sc slabse godi-
10, kot pa Italiji. Srecen je bill
le tisti, kateremu Sc je posre-
clio pobegniti v gozdove k par
tizanom. 81
"Nato je pa Sc Nemee zacel
zapirati, internirati, pobiiat,
streljati in muciti ljudj Sc ma
hujsi nacin, kot ItaE.:jani.
tx Nemcen Sc je pridrusila
Sc tako sUa,,a beaogordu, pgava
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-21

T.. Vas donesek "a otroSko bol-
nico v Sloveniji bo znak lju-
bezni in spostovanja do po-
trebnih. v ia namen lahko
prispevate tudi v uradu "Ena-
korravnostiI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-21
PISMA liz STARECA kRAJA
Ve|iko droginio V Is+ri; po Koeeviu SO zeIo
pozgone> vosi

Mr.. Frank POZar, 21S1 Mich
olas Ave., Euclid, o., je prejel
pismo cd brata Antona iz Bazo-
vice, st. 4, pri Trstu, in bratove
zene Marie. Oba sta donna il
Hrusice pri Podgradu v Istri.
Mrs. Mary Polar pa je prejela
pismo cd tete Ivanke Kovacic,
in strica Mihaela Kovacica iz
Kocevja, st. 373.
Plsmi sta sledece vsebine:
"Bazovica, 10. decembra 1915.
"Dragi mi brat in ostali!
'Pismo z dne 2. novembra sem
prejel. Zelo me je, oziroma mas
je razveselilo, da ste Sc zdravi
in zivi. Opisem I'll malo nase
zivljenje O teh preteklih, stras-
nih, nevarnih in Zalostnih ca
sih. Ostali smo Sc vsi zivi in
zdravi. Milka Sc je bila porocila
20. junija 1912. leta ma Jusice,
zgoraj Matulj. Porocila Sc je ma
dobro. Imajo gostilno in tovar-
no sodovke. Ina re sina Stoja-
ma in hcerko Tatjano.
Mas Stanko je re stiri leta
pri vojakih in sicer je bill dive
lett pod Italijo in po razpadu
Italije pa pri partizanih. Zdaj
Sc ina Sc prerej dobro, je poroc-
mix. Ampak do svobode je bilo
tudi zanj slabo. Najvec je bill po
Brkinih. .Zaradi NIGGA smo Will
dosti strahu. Vedno SO mas po-
vprasevali Nemci, da kje je. Mi
smo Vedno rekli, da ne vemo.
Tako sc je Vse srecnO iZteklo.
Zopet drugi strah smo imeli "a
radi Francke in Danice, ker one
so bile obiskovalke. So morale
vedno nositi Vazne reel, ena V
Brkine in druga ma Kras. Tako
smo bill vednO strahu, da mas
bodo vlekli V Nemcijo. Hvala-
bogu, seslo Sc je srecno.
"Radi bombardiranja nismo
bill toliko v strahu, dokler MISC
bombardirali Trstu, to je 10.
junija 1913 in ravno tisti dan SO
vrgli tukaj osem bomb. Maria
nj bila niti deset metrov proc in
vendar nj bilo mic hudega. JAZZ
sem bill pa Trstu. Cd tistega
dneva smo potem bezali vsaki
dan in vsaki cas- ponoci. To je
ira jalo neprenehoma skoraj vsa-
XII dan, do zadnjega aprila. Zad-
NIGGA aprila zvecer ob 8. url
smo Sli V zakloniSce, emo peel
no. Tistl dan je bila nedelJa,
prisli smo ven pa torek zju
traj, ker borba je trajala po vasl
neprenehoma "a ur.
"Nane Blazinkin in Sevec, SO
bill ubiti tukaj. Ampak tt MISC
bill pri mas, so bill V eni drugi
gostilni. Tukaj V Bazovici je bilo
tudi tekaj nash mrtvih 35, "a
Nemce in fasiste sc pa ne We,
koliko.
"Doma V Hrusici nj bilo mic
pozganega. Donna SO tudi vsi
zivi in zdravi. Tudi fantje SO Sc
vrnili il ujetnistva, Josko in
Loize. Tone je bill donna terenc.
"Tukaj gre sedaj zivljenje ze-
10 ma trdo. Je vse crna borza.
zivil ma karto dobimo zelo malo
in drugo je talo drago, da Ell
clovek lahko porabi 400 do 500
lir ma dan, pa Sc ne 30 proved
dobro incl.
"En kilogram mesa stane 26O
do 400 lir; en- kilogram kruha
100 lir; en- kilogram sladkorja
1000 lir. Kave Sc sploh ne dobi
it'd. Obieka, bolj slaba 10000 lir.
Tako, da clovek ne more naprej.
Obleke nimamo. Cd enc strani
so nam Nemci pobrali, Cd druge
strani pa je bilo treba Stankotu
zmiraj posiljati. kadar so imeli
haiko, SO kar pustili rucak in
bezali in tako je bilo treba zopet
drugo napraviti in poslati. Tako
je vecna skrb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-21

ToreJ, France, pisi Sc kaj. Te
pozdravlja Tvoj brat,
"Tone Polar. "
'Dragi France in ostali!
"Dosti gorja smo pfetrpeli,
! ali vseeno sc mi zdi, da smo
srecni, samo da smo ostali zivi
in da zopet smemo govoriti mas
jerk. Ubogi Stanko je dosti pre-
stal, ampak ne samo on, pac pa
vsi nasi ubogi trpini, partizani.
Dosti solz sem pretocila "a ME
ga. Taksne trde noci, pa so mo-
rail- vedno zunaj spati. JAZZ in To-
ne sva Sc postarala "a 10 let, ker
nismo mogli niti spati cd skrbi.
Samo da nam je sin ostal xiv, da
nam ga je Bog obvaroval.
"Stanko je napravll osem
gimnazij v Gorici; je visoke po-
stave. Vedno je bill vessel, tudi
&c je bill lacen, nj nikoli tozil.
Vsi ga imajo radi. JAZZ sem BIZ
la meseca junija zelo bolna; BIZ
la sem 1S dni V bolnisnici. De-
vet dni nisem nobenega poznala.
Kakor pises, tudi Marija je rah-
lega zdravja. Uboga je tudi ona,
ina vedno kaj mad seboj.
"Dragi Frame, &c mores, pos
iii nam kaksno obleko, sicer
vem, da innate tudi vi velike
stroske.
"Sprejmite prisrcne pozdrave
vsi skupaj.
"Marija Pozar.' -
"kocevje, Z. januarja 1916.
"Draga Maria in celia Tvoja
druzina!
"Dobila sem Tvoje pismo Sc
lie ;. januarja, torej po dveh me-
secih, "a katero Sc Tt prav lepo
zahvaljujem, da Sc Sc spomnis
ma meme. Nisern imela vec upa-
MIA, da 81 bono Sc kdaj pisali.
kar smo mi prestali v teh stra-
snih stirih letih, je bilo grozno
in zelo mucno. Take vojne nj
bilo Sc nikoli in tudi je Bog ne
daj vec.
"Vi ste bill srecni, da ste bill
tam. Kar smo mi prestali, nj "a
popisati. Moras 81 misliti, da je
bilo kocevje 22-krat bombardi-
rano in mi skoraj vedno donna v
nasem stanovanju v eni sobi.
Imeli SO tam bunker, iz katerega
SO strel ali ma grad in IL grada
pa spet doll. sipe ma oknih SO
Sc vse sesule in strop Sc nam je
3esul ma glavo. Midva z mozem
sva Sc tiscala v enem kotu z
rOznim Vencem v rOki, ker mas
MISC pustili ven. Potem proti ju-
tru smo zbezali v emo jamo, ma
kar SO bill re nemski avij joni v
Kocevju. Rusili so cd 8. ure ziu-
traj do 3. ure popoldne. Oh 9.
uri smo Sc vrnili nazaj domov IL
jane. Bilo mas je okoli 60.
"Ko smo prisli ma cesto, SO
bill ze nemski tanki na cestl.
Nemci SO mislili, da smo parti.
zani in SO mas postavili v vrsto
in navijali tanke proti nam, da
mas bodo postrelili. Tam smo re
molili kesanje. Vendar je bill
tam eden dober Nemec, XII so ga
sprosili in mu dopovedali, da mi
nismo nobeni komunisti, da smo
zbezali pred napadom. Potem so
mas vendar izpustili domov. Do
ma smo dobili vse odprto, sko-
raj vse ~poruseno in poropano.
Okoli his so lezali mrtvi eni in
drugi. Pc tleh so lezale mine ma
debelo. To je bill sele prvi napad.
"Potem smo zbezali v Sal jku
vas, malo cd Kocevja. Pustili
smo vse. Samo en- kovceg blaga
smo we'll S seboj. Smo bill cez
noe tam. Drugi dan mas MISC pu-
still Nemci vec nazai. Potem
smo sprosili, da smo 81 nahitro-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-21

o pokazati zgo racune trgovskega znacaazato ker
trgovai Nenc in Jim dobavliali material "a vojno.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-12
Mere Feud or Impeachment?
By Berfram Benedict

ably Influenced President Washington
to appoint Chase as associate judge of
the Supreme Court in 1876, despite the
nominees questionable record. On the
Supreme Court. Chase became a domi-
nant personality, and deliveredi several
famous decisions.
Came the Inauguration Of Jefferson
as President in 1901. The new President
smarted over his predecessors appoint
ment OF manysFederalists as judges Just
before leaving Office, and took many
steps to redress the political balance
on the Federal bench. In those DAYS
the justices of the Supreme Court rode
circuit and Chase, violent anti-Jeffer-
sonlan, had conducted himself high
handedly in several trials In one of
THESE ne assured grand jury that the
Government was degenerating into
mobocracy; in 1904 Jefferson persuaded
MS followers in the House of Repre-
Sentatives to vote impeachment charges
against Chase
+ K
There were eight charges, concerned
with the conduct Of the accused at four
trials. But at the showdown in the
Senate on March /. 1905, the necessary
tWo-thirds vote was not Forthcoming.
although more than two-thirds of the
senators were JeffersonianS. One charge
was not supported by single vote: i've
charges received less than a majority.
Two got a bare majority. Historians
nelleVe that II Chase had been removed.
tne next impeachment move might well
nave been against Chief Justice John
Marshall, himself,
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cisco, the present leaders. with re-
spect to minimum pay OF junior and
senior high school teachers.
The choice OF formulas thus pre-
sented is one requiring good judy
ment. The issue is whether to &C
cept the IA per cent cost of living"
formula already approved by Con-
gress for other public servants or
to seek, in addition, something more
than that and thereby, during the
closing days of Congress, to inject an
entirely new principle for considera-
ton and debate. Undoubtedly there
is need for thoroughgoing study
and overhaul of teachers pay scales.
But the chances of obtaining such
san overhaul in the tail enc of
Congress impatient to adjourn and
beset with major national problems
appear slim indeed.
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Italy for instructions remained un-
answered. This scrupulous observance
Of the secret treaty with Russia Is be-
lieved by some military observers to have
cost large number Of American lives.
Had we accepted the Nazi offer to
surrender in Yugoslavia in September,
1914, 1t is highly probable that the
effect might have been telling on the
German forces, at least those on the
western front, and we might not have
had the Bulge" tragedy. The German
generals on the western front had also
lost hope and the fact that an entire
army had given up to a handful of
Americans and Chetniks might have
had tremendous reaction on all the
other Nazi fighting forces. But these
considerations had to be overlooked for
the sake of keeping the pledges we had
given our Russian ally.
Puppet Titos government prosecutor
Is now bringing some of these facts to
the surface. The purpose appears to
be to explain Russia's adamant attitude
toward her Western Allies, who are
shown up at the Mihailovich trial as
collaborators
The British, with whose support Tito
was able to organize the loose Com
munist bands which were roaming
aroond Yugoslavia early in the war, are
coming OIL no better than the United
States. The Belgrade prosecutor pro-
duced document alleged to have been
sent from the British headquarters in
Cairo to Mihailovich through a liaison
officer, a certain Capt. Hudson, urging
the Chetnik leader g" not to trans
form the fight into rebellion of Com
munists on behalf of Soviet Russia
There seems to be no question that
such a communication was sent to
Mihailovich at the time mentioned by
the prosecution, in May, l941. At that
time, however, the Russians were the
allies of the Germans and Britain was
waging a life-and-death fight against
Germany. There were valid reasons
why the British should have encouraged
the Chetniks to fight the Communists
in Yugoslavia.
According to what transpired at that
time, the Soviet Charge d'Affaires in
Yugoslavia did not leave when King
Peter and his government fled. He
stayed behind and helped the Com
munists organize what developed later
into the Partisan fighting force. Many
OF them were in the ranks of the
Oustachis, Croatian guerrillas who were
even more cruel than the Germans and
the Italians to the natives who were
opposing the invaders. Tito officially
appeared on the scene later, after Rus
sla was attacked by the Nazis and took
over the organization from the Russian
diplomat