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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
League Quiz
Answers TO Be
Out Tomorrow

Tomorrow friday members
of the Montgomery County League
of Women Voters will receive
their copies of the Primary Leaf
let, containing the tabulated re-
turns on the Leagues question
aire. A summary Of these returns
will appear in the next issue of
this paper.
The questionable was sent to
candidates of both parties for
policy making positions only, not
for purely administrative positions.
Very full and carefully prepared
replies have been received. An
amazing unanimity of answers
given by all candidates for State
Senator. Almost 1907 of those
running for the House of Dele
gates have replied. All Democrat
ic candidates for the U. S. Senate,
and a majority of those for Com
missioner have been heard from.
Mrs. Ralph Himstead, president
OF the league today said, "The
League is grateful that these gen
tlemen are cooperating in making
their views on public issues clear.
By giving the voters accurate
knowledge of their stand, they are
providing information which will
increase the voters interest in the
primary elections"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
Sandy Spring
Flower Show
Awards Given

A number of awards were made
at the Little Garden Club Of San
dy Spring, Wednesday, June 5th
at the Sandy Spring Community
House. ''Firsts" for arrangements
were given Mrs. F. L. Thomas.
Mrs. Mahlon Kirk Nv, Mrs. p. q.
Lyon and the Silver Spring
Garden Club. aw
Specimen awards went to Mrs.
William John Thomas, Mrs. Thorn
as Ladson, Mrs. Lindley Clark
Mrs. Mahlon Kirk w. Mrs. tP. d.
Lyon, Mrs. F. L. Thomas, Mrs.
I. Lamar Jackson. Mrs. ~ L.
Mrs. Allan Brooke, Mrs. r. w.
McReynolds, Mrs. M. J. Stabler
and Mrs. Andrew Adams.
Mrs. Allan Brooke won eleven
"firsts' on types Of roses and one
second, with Mrs. Lindley CLARK
winning "first" in that class.
Gold ribbons were awarded
Mrs. Allan Brooke, for sweep
stakes in specimen classes; Mrs.
Mahlon Kirk Nv, sweepstakes in
arrangement classes; Mrs. P. @.
Lyon, most artistic arrangement.
and Mrs. Allan Brooke, best rose
in the show. The Federation Pur-
pie Ribbon for the most outstand-
ing arrangement went to the Sill
yer Spring Garden Club. Mrs. Al
Ian Brooke received the Federa-
ton Green Ribbon for the most
outstanding arrangement.
Judges were Mrs. Stuart Halter.
Mrs. Dwight Mccain and Mrs.
Samuel Naples, all Of Frederick.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
Food Matinee At
Milo June 18th

A food matinee is scheduled
for the Milo Theater in Rockville
on June 18th at 3 80 p. M. accord
ing to an announcement by Sidney
Lust this week. Children will be
admitted free upon presentation
Of one OF more cans of food which
will be turned over TO UNRRA for
distribution abroad.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
Rev. Black Attending
Chaplains' Conference

The Rev. Raymond P. Black,
former Navy Chaplain, now rec
tor of Christ Episcopal Church of
Rockville, Maryland is among the
rs recently returned Army and
Navy chaplains this week attend
ing a special conference at the
College of Preachers, Washington
Cathedral. The conference, to
which men from the Third Pro-
vince, including sections of Penn
sylvania, Maryland, Virginia, and
West Virginia, were invited, is
meeting to study war experiences
of chaplains in an effort to for
mulate concrete peacetime pro-
grams suggested by needs met
among men in service.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
Major Quinn Gets
Army Citation

Major Edward r. Quinn, Jr.,
former instructor in Physical Ed
ucation at Takoma Silver Spring
High School, has been awarded
the Army Commendation Ribbon
for his work as head Of the Re-
conditioning Service at Mason
General Hospital, Brentwood, New
York, the only Army hospital de-
voted exclusively to the care and
treatment Of neuropsychiatric cas-
ualties.
Major Quinn wears besides the
recently awarded Army Commend
alton ribbon, the Pre-Pearl Har-
Dor, the American Defense, and
the Victory ribbons, and the Mer-
itorious Service Award insignia.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
Annual Meeting For
Gaithersburg Library

The Annual Meeting of the
Gaithersburg Free Public Library
will be held in the Library on
Monday evening, June "a at 8.
Everyone in the vicinity Of Gath
ersburg, whether they have given
any financial support to the Libra
ry or not is urged TO attend. At
this time the retiring officers will
make reports and the new officers
seated. Those elected at the Board
meeting on June 10 were Mrs.
James Schroeded, president; Mrs.
Sprigg Ward, vice president; Mrs.
George Darby, secretary and Mrs.
c. W. Anderson, treasurer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
P-TA Paper Drive
To Open Sunday

All Rockville residents are urged
to remember that Sunday, June 16
marks the start of the summer
long paper collection drive spon-
sored by the Richard Montgomery
High School Parent Teachers As
ISOLATION.
Twenty-Five per cent of the pro-
ceeds will be turned over to the
Elementary School P-TA and the
balance used to finance activities
of the High School group.
Paper should be tied in bundles
with newspapers and magazines
separated, and placed at the curb
on Sunday morning.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
1t. Woodward Goes
To BOca Ration Field

1st 1t. Arthur Fletchall Wood
ward has been transferred to Boca
Ration Army Air Field, Fla. He
is the son of Judge and Mrs.
Charles w. Woodward Of Rock
Vile.
1t. Woodward is graduate of
Richard Montgomery High School,
Rockville, and attended the Uni
versity Of Maryland, College Park.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
Three Montgomery County
BOYS Win National Recognition

Recognition should be given TO-
the fact that of the ten high
school students in the United
States who were awarded scholar
ships to Rollins College in Winter
Park, Florida, in a recent compe-
titive examination Of 800 stu
dents, three of the winners came
from Montgomery County. 1t GER
tainly speaks well for the facul-
ties of both the Gaithersburg
and the Richard Montgomery
High Schools that their students
should make a splendid record.
The examinations included Social
Problems, Current Events, Liter
AZURE, Science, Mathematics and
English.
Donald r. Jackson, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond c. Jackson OF
near Washington Grove, placed
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13

second, with 99.2 in Social Pro
blems, SO in English and a general
average Of 95Y3.
H. Stanley Watkins, son of Mrs.
Cleveland Watkins, Washington
Grove, placed 9Th in the group
with an average of 99.6 in Liter
ature IS in English and a general
average Of 1913. Both boys grad
uated Tuesday evening from
Gaithersburg High School with an
Az average. They also received
the Bausch and Lomb Science
Award at this time.
Donald and Stanley were on the
editorial staff of the school paper,
"The Blue and Cold" Donald be-
ing business manager for two
years and Stanley, sports editor
for the same length Of time. Stan
Continued on Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
Vets Carnival
Plans Go Forward

Montgomery County Veterans of
Foreign Wars, Post No. 1868 the
Golden Chevron Order), have
selected Rockville ito be the site
for their carnival which will be
held from September 18th to 18th,
inclusive. Comdr. James Miller has
named to head the carnival, Will
liam Waddell and James Magee,
Rockville; Wilbur Poole, Alta
Vista; Robert Cuff, Sandy Springs;
Henry Hiser, David r. Shaub, Bill
Jobes, and Harold Ale, all of
Bethesda.
Large-scale plans are being
made to make this not only the
largest carnival, but the most en-
Pertaining, with the largest as
sembly of attractions ever held in
Montgomery County, featuring
events which have been non-exist-
ing since the old county fairs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
Meter Bill' Gets
Parking Ticket

What do you know! "Meter
Bill" got a parking ticket last
week for overtime parking in
front of his store! Bill Burrows,
that well known Rockville ton
serial artist and Beau Brum-
mel, due to the press of bust
ness, forgot that "time marches
on" and when he left his shop,
ne found a parking ticket on
his car. Bills predicament gave
Roscoe Cope, his competitor
across the street, a good laugh,
but picture doc" Cope's con
sternation, when he found that
he had ticket too!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
st. Luke's Church To
Have Bible School

The annual Daily Vacation BIZ
BILE School at st. Luke's Lutheran
Church, Redland will be held June
18th to 18th from 9 11:3O A. M.
The Sunday School bus will make
its regular stops in Rockville,
Gaithersburg, Washington Grove
Derwood and other points en- route
to pick up young people of any
faith between the ages of four and
fourteen, who are interested in at.
tending.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
Rockville Fire Area
Now Extended

Chief Val Wilson of the Rock
vile Fire Department announces
that the fire alarm system has
been extended to include Rock
crest, Croydon Park and West
End, Rockville. Chief Wilson per-
sonally supervised the work which
was done by the Burroughs Bros.
Electric Company, at a cost of
about $1,000. This expenditure is
an additional reason why the cur
rent drive of the Fire Department
for funds should have a generous
response.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
Musical Evening
At Clagettsville

A musical program will be given
at Montgomery Church in Clag-
gettsyille on Sunday evening, June
16, at 8 P. M. under the direction
Of Rev. Chester Smith. Among
the many selections will be num-
bers by the choir, solos, duets
and mems and women's quar-
tettes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
Miss Hall Graduates
From William and Mary

Miss Elaine Fox Hall, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter C..
Hall Of Gaithersburg, was award
ed the degree of Bachelor of Arts
from the College of William and
Mary Williamsburg, Virginia on
June 8.
Miss Hall graduated from Free
hold High School, Freehold, N. J.
At William and Mary she has been
active as member of the German
and Gibbons Clubs, Pan-Hellenic
Council, and Phi Mu social soror-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
Bethesda To Have
Slip Cover School

Registration for a class in slip
covers and re-upholstery will be
held Friday, June IA, between 10
and IL A. M. in the Masonic Build
ing, Bethesda Branch, American
Red Cross, in Bethesda.
Mrs. Sigrid Stephenson, Adult
Education Instructor in charge of
the class, announces that registra-
lion is limited, and all women who
are interested in such a class
should plan to register promptly.
For further information call the
Board of Education Office, Rock
vile 20.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
Sandy Spring Annals
To Be Read Sunday

The annual reading of the San
dy Spring Annals will take place
at the Meeting House in Sandy
Spring on Sunday, June 18th at
8 P. M. r. Bentley Thomas, his
torian, will read the annals ne
has compiled during the past year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13

him as a possibility and now
the vulnerability of Mr.. Tawes
is embarrassing his supporters.
The automobile trip to the south
is damaging but much more
damaging is the recent charge
that Mr.. Tawes Withheld pay
ment to State employees unless
a license was issued to his
friend.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
Little Garden Club
Meets At The Willows

Members of the Little Garden
Club Of Sandy Spring were en-
tertained by Mrs. Tarlton Brooke
at "The Willows" on Tuesday,
June 18th.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13


Supreme Court dissenting opin-
ions are the rule but open criti-
cism of one Su-
IA Hopeful preme Court JUS
lis Sign tice Of another
For Future is something new
E to all of us.
With as much verbal battling as
we have had since the first adj
rninistration of the late Presi-
dent Roosevelt we have always
felt that the Supreme Court
stood alone as the final hope of
American institutions. But now
we find Justices Jackson and
Black at each others throats
with as severe criticisms as we
are accustomed. to hear from
Senators, Congressman and seek
trs Of political preferment.
Without regard to the merits
o. such attacks it is perhaps a
good suggestion that both JUS
tees resign in the public interest.
We have had disagreements in
the legislative branches and Bit
ter fights between the executive
and legislative branches but we
have never before witnessed the
spectacle of open revolt in the
judicial branch.
Supreme The Supreme
Court Court is a
Mess ,bulwArk of our
democracy. II
rAnst be SO maintained. We can
let along without the two JUS
bees but we can't get along
without public confidence in the
Supreme Court. : .-~4 ~
The other rather upsetting
phase OF our current national
scene is the two-sided program
Of President Truman. It must
be admitted that his argument
in defense of his veto Of the
Y Case Bill seems completely
Sound. Yet it must also be
admitted that Congress, having
voted to give him the authority
he sought, views his turnabout
the result of pressure.
The country has witnessed an
encouraging firmness on the
part of President Truman. Too
many men close to him are seek
ing his nomination in 194s rather
than stand. which will drive
from him the
1877. Swing support which
Toward Left kept the late
At An End President Roose-
welt in power so
long. 1t should be evident to
him that the most certain way
for Mr.. Truman to get the nom
nation and possible election in
1913 is for him to drop all
senblance of politics during
these troublous months and de-
vote. himself entirely to the Job
Eof steering the country safely.
There is a general feeling that
even If Mr.. Truman renounced,
!. at, this early date, any desire for
nomination in 194S he would be
a bigger man in history than if
his political strategists are able
to secure for him the nomination
only to 60 down to defeat for
election. It takes a big man to
DO that but by so doing he would
be a big man. "
The hopeful sign for the future
in both spectacles outlined above
j. that there are definite signs
that the ethirteen-year swing
toward the left has come to an
end and that some semblance of
balance will gradually come out
OF present difficulties. The Su-
prems Court mess is one that
engages the attention of all
thoughtful people. Resignation
Of Justices Jackson and Black
would give an impetus to the
movement toward balance.
Inc Maryland Gubernatorial
campaign is in the final stage.
Hnsrses and counter-charges
were normally expected. 1t is
1ne candidate whose record is
most vulnerable who suffers
most. And in the present cam
palgn the vulnerability Of Mr.,
BALDWIN seems to have erased
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13

Inc Maryland Gubernatorial
campaign is in the final stage.
onarses and counter-charges
we're normally expected. 1t is
tne candidate whose record is
mos. Vulnerable who suffers
most. And in the present cam
Palgn the vulnerability Of Mr..
BALDWIN seems to have erased
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13
i Might Be
Wrong--But
P. G. sTROMBERG

TWO PHASES of the national
scene in Washington present
the American people a hopeful
sign for the future through
rather disappointing current
spectacles.
Supreme Court dissenting opin-
ions are the rule but open criti-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-06-13

cism of one Su-
preme Court JUS
tice of another
is something new
to all of us.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-08

neposredno dodeljena zlocincu
Lochu.
Anton Por je kot clan MVAC
sodeloval pri aretacijah OBJ bo-
zicnih racijah leta 1912 in
oprayljal kasneje v sluzbi Ge-
stapa aretacije. Med mimi je
aretiral Marico Dekleya in
Franceta Voyka.
Bozidar Rupnik je opravljal
kot Clan sMVACa .aretacije OBJ
,hozicnih racijah leta 1912. -
Vinko Mehle je sodeloval kot
narednik DMB in Clan ,obvesce-
valnega centra "a Grosuplje pri
zaslisevanju, mucenju in sire
ljanju ujetih partizanoy. -:
.Joze Rorman je kot clan
MVACa v okolici Novega mesta
in kasneje kot clan slovenskega
,domobranstva v posebni moril-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-08

ski desetini v okviru "crne ro-
ke' zagresil sledeca zlocinstva !:
Udelezil sc je hajke proti par
itizanom Cd Gaberja proti PIE
terju, pri kateri 50 iusmrtii tri
uiete partizane. Februarja in
marca je sodeloval kot clan
MVACa ma -Gracarturnu pri
ustrelitvi osem ujetih partiza-
nov. April 1913 Sc je il baze Bre-
zoviea pri st. Jerneju udelezeyal
borb, v katerih je bilo ubitih
vec, med mimi tudi ranjenih
partizanov, katere SO deloma po-
strelili, deloma pobii puskini-
mi kopiti. Pri tenn je Rorman
sam ustrelil enega partizana v
|,vasi Ban in enega v Kostanje-
'vici.
(Dalje prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-08
] ENAKoPRAVNOsT

rat postojanke pri Sv. Urhu, kot
nadporo6nik slovenskega domo-
branstva III kot sodnik 'crne ro-
Ike moralno podpiral mnoze-
.stvene umore in bodril k izvrse-
vanju le-teht sodeloval je pri
mucenju pripornikov, obsoial
pripadnike Osvobodilne fronte
ma smrt in tudi sam .sodelova]
kot ,neposredni izyrsilec uboj-
stey. -
zupnik Franc Cerkovnik je
poleti 1912 pri italijanskih raci-
jjah odrejal osebe, ki SO bile ma
to odyedene v italijanska tabo-
risca. Zakriyil je smrt ALOHA
Cekute in odrejal ma sestankih v
Prosyetnem domu " Novem me-
stu hkrati z drugimi morilci ose-
be, katere maj soobtozeni Joze
Rorman S syojimi pajdasi v ime-
nu "'crne roke" usmrti.
Joze Bajec je kot komandant
cete ma Grmu in kot sef obvesce-
valnega centra v Novem mestu
sam izvrseval aretacije stevilnih
pristasev Osvobodilne fronte.
Ernest Peterlin je kot koman-
dant Slovenske legije organizi-
raj boziene racije leta 1912 in
organiziral kasneje celotno slo-
yensko domobranstvo tako, da
hi moglo CHM bolj skodovati
osvobodilnemu pokretu.
@Vladislav Kriz je kot major
DMB in kot komandant l. udar-
mega bataljona zakrivil nesteto
zlocinstev mad slovenskim ma.
rodom v okolici Sticne, St. Vid
in zuzemberka ter odrejal umo-
re ujetih pristasev osvobodilne-
ga gibanja, med mimi Mirana
Kohlerja, Josipa Kovscaka, Ele
Lavric in stevilnih ;drugih.
Martin zekar je sodeloval pri
znanih zlocinskih akcijah belo"
gardisticne postojanke v Ke.
cab, kjer SO bill priprti pristasi
Osyobodilne fronte. Oh asistencj
nemskih .vojakov je opravlja.
aretacije. Med drugimi je areti'
raj Cirila Habichta, Oskarjs
Erica in Svetozarja Zupancica
Cd ;oktobra 1914 je sodeloval '
peliciiski Geti Is oseb, XII je bils
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-08
SkUPAJ Y IZDAJSTWJ
SkUPAJ PRED LJUDSkO SODBO
.sssk.s :

SOQO I'D SInftnO KdZen, ZaplfalJ,
mueenj in prisilnih odpeljav
prebivalstva Slovenije v koncen-
tracijska taborisea. -
Milan 'Finec je kot vodja in
Iformatiyne pisarne in kot SET
obves6evalne sluzbe zbiral po-
datke o aktivistih Osvobodilne
fronte in je skupno z drugimi
voditelji, zdruzene reakcije :od-
rejal uboje, XII so jih izvrsili po-
sebni oddelki slovenskega do
mohranstya v imenu "crne ro-
ke." Med drugim je izrocil DR..
Janu spisek 10 oseb il Pijave
gore z narocilom, maj jih da
umoriti.
DR.. Branko Jan je poveljeyal
|Slovenski legiji ma Orlah, v ka-
teri so bill zbrani najvecji Zlo-
tinci, med mimi Malovrh, zup-
mix Cerkoynik in Berlot. Kasne-
je je bill komandant prve t6ete
DMB, v kateri so sluzili najo.
krutnejsi morilci, kot ma primer
Milan Holozan, Franc Dolcic in
Slapsak. Ii so ma svojih posto-
jankah ma letaliscu, v Pijavi 60
rici in " Visnji gori z vednestjo
in pristankom komandirja DR..
Jana izvrsil pod krinko "crne
roke" nesteta zlocinstva. Med
mimi: umorili 50 aktivista
Osvobodilne fronte Rometa, v
marcu 1914 so ubili tri zenske
il Gradisca in jih pometali v vo.
do, umorili upravnika bolniee
| Gerlovica in posestnika Borst,
nerja il Dednega dola.
| DR.. Jan je tudi sam odrejal
usmrtitev oseb in sicer je da.
med 70. in 2. in 9. 3. 1914 pc
syojih morilcih poklati v Rasic:
pri Turjaku neznano dekle in ne
ugotoYl jenega moskega, ma Pi
javi gorici je dal umoriti parti'
zansko kurirko, nekega lesnegs
trgovca il Velikih Lasc, zelez.
nicarja Perneta, a kmetu Pts.
kurju je uspelo, da je pobegnil /
partizanom.
Dne rs. ,junija 1914 je dal ubi
tt dya ujeta partizana v Visnj
gori in terenskega delavca Ko,
vaca iz Dednega dola, julia
1914 pa je dial usmrtiti Godecs
il Oslice, krojaca Sedlarja il st
Ruperta ter nekega ujetega par
tizanskega vodnika.
ProSt Afonz Klemencic je cd
rejal v zupnisGu " Metliki osebe
katere so potem fasisticni nasil
niki odvedI v koncentracijsks
! taborisca in dolocil, maj nekate
re aktiviste Osvobodilne fronte
cello usnartijo, med mimi Anto
na ,Jekovcica.
DR.. Peter Krizaj je kot kura'
v ceti znanega morilca Vladi
mira Capudra kasneje kot ku'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-08

|T~o&TN ssS~teSy0SSs-6ASsSSAAJ~S -
SO ovajali poiciji in Gestapu So
misljenike Qsvobodilne fronte
in odrejali mnozicne pohode ma
aktiviste .Osyobodilne fronte, ki
50 jih pod krinko "crne roke"
opravljali posebni oddelki slo-
yenskega domobranstva.
Torej so med vojno in sovraz-
nikoyo .okupacijo delovali kot
pobudniki in organizatorji zgo-
raj navedenih teroristicnih or
ganizacij, XII so bile povzroeitelj
ubojey, ohsodb ma snaTtno ka-
zen, in njih izvrsitve, zapiranj,
musenj, prisilnega izseljevanja
prebiyalstva il Jugoslayije v
koncentracijska tahorisca, v in
ternacijo ali ma pristine delo.
i. Dajai 50 idejno pobudo in or
ganizirai vojaske formacije be
le garde, cetnikov in slovepske-
ga domobranstva, tedaj forma-
|cije, sestayljene IL jugosloyan-
sixth drzayljanov 2 namenom, da
bi podpirale soyraznika in sc z
njegovim orozjem borile proti
domovini.
Drugic: Marincic, .Juvan, Ko-
vac, Matelic, Tonja, Zagorsek,
Finec, dr.. Vojska, dr.. Jan, prost
Nemencic, kaplan dr.. Krizaj,
zupnik Cerkoynik, duhoynik sa-
Vora, Bajec, dr.. Grapar, Zekar,
Anton in Joze Por, Rupnik,
Mehle in Thuma so v okvirju
pref naWedenih vohunskih orga-
nizacij poSedno ali neposredno
bodisi kot .clani yseh treh legij,
bodisi kot clani teroristicnih or
ganizacij 'FOSa in D0Sa, ovaja-
Ii pristase Osvobodilne fronte,
kar je imelo "a posledico zgoraj
navedene aretacije, umore, mu-
eenja in ,internaeije, izvnsene
pod krinko ':.erne roke' mad slo-
venskim prebiyalstvom "a casa
soyrazne okupacije.
Tretjic: DR.. Branko Alujevic
je sodeloval 2 okupatorjjem IA
yaznem mestu njegoyega uprav-
mega .aparata kot predsednik
Pokrajinske delavske zveze in je
s tenn podpiral tujo drzavo, XII je
bila " vopi Z Jugoslavijo.
Cetrtic: Milivoj La ajovic je dal
v vecjem obsegu ma razpolago
svoje podjetje okupatorju "a iz-
delovanje petard, tedaj 'vojno
vaznih predmetoy, izdatno pa je
tudi financial izdajniski mihaj-
loyieevski pokret in to najmanj
z zneskom 100000 ir.
Petie: Finec, DIR. Jan, prost
Memencic, kaplan dr.. Krizaj,
zupnik Cerkoynik, Bajec, Peter
lin, Kriz, zekar, Anton Por,
Rupnik, Mehle in Rorman SO bill
Sc naredbodajalci, pomagaci ali
neposredni storilci iuhejev, OBJ