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Evening star., 1946-09-08

FUDGE BLEDsoE laid sidewise
.. look down the counter an saw
a stranger. Then he turned to his
crony, Col. Whitaker. who was
sittin' alongside him.
Colonel" he says, did l ever
tell you about my ancestor Batter
cake Bledsoe and the time he was
made High Skookum by the Chi
nook Indians?"
I wanted to warn the stranger
that these two OIL codgers were goin
to pull his leg but they get madder'n
a pair O bull hornets if anybody
doubts 'em. So motion the stranger
an we move in to listen.
"Yessir," says the Judge. Batter
cake Bledsoe was all through tn
Northwest while Lewis an Clark
was still playin' marbles.
"One summer he was wanderin
in what is now Oregon when a ter
rible drought come along an the
game all moved to Alaska.
"WELL, Battercake was gettin' a
little hungry so he joined up with
some Chinooks of the Clatsop
variety who was also nearly starvin'
an they take off by canoe for the
Far North. After while they land
an light out after one lone caribou
they've spotted across the muskeg.
You boys know what muskeg
is?" Then he tells US. Its a bog
where a man or animal will sink out
of sight if he ever stands still.
Evening star., 1946-01-23
Winning Coach Promised Terps
by Byrd as Gridmen Are Feted

A winning coach to direct another
winning Maryland football team was
promised last night by DR.. H. c.
Byrd, university president, at the
annual dinner in honor Of the grid
squad.
Personally, I believe in winning"
he told the audience. Success comes
from success. Since I do know some
thing about what constitutes good
coaching, the word I want to leave
with you tonight is that next fall,
whoever 1t may be, we will have
some one to give you the kind of
coaching to give you another win
ming football team"
Recalls Coaching Days.
DR.. Byrd gave no hint who the
new coach would be, but revealed he
has received more than $50 letters
and kilograms from applicants for
the position left vacant last week
when Paul Bryant resigned to ac-
cept a similar position at Kentucky
He indicated that the coach selected
will be on the campus in time to get
spring practice underway on sched-
ule.
! The university president fondly
Evening star., 1946-01-23
Basket Ball Scores

BY the Associated Press.
Sampson Navy. 40: Scranton. 80.
Allegheny, II: Thiel. ~.
Swarthmore, IS; Pennsylvania M. c.,
35.
Ursinus. 81: Drexel. ~.
Manhattan. SO; Brooklyn Poly. 40.
Long Island 81: American Airlines.
MssSinston coliese %: soVfss,sy pel.y.rs e. ss
Gallaudet. 81; Western Maryland. 81
ss1fsaRe sris Rs.pitsi. tsi Ssforaif; ST. hi1.n s7 H.
nlinois Wesleyan, A.; Northern Illinois.
Illinois Tech. 90: Chicago Naval Ar
Metre Dame, 90; Marquette. 81.
Eoulsvle" Elfwin "sacs 81 cnsinnaKn sa Ken: a State ST.
Morningside. 30; iuFustans' az.
lowe Navy. SO: Harlem Globe Trotters.
Ohio, Northern. So; Blufiton, "a.
Augsburg, AZ; Gustavus Adolphus, 3s.
Fort Sheridan. 81: Chicaso Teachers.
ce1t5a!; eni;l..4 a; Northern Oklahoma Junior
ass, a5: S kHi' g. sssess ssss az Ne:
WiissTa HespIt.l, lhissifissn' sfi 4s; Percy Jones
wsTreps5urs Teachers 80: washburn
soHthesstern' W 81; Oklahoma Baptist
Hqssh,asqR stst.. q N A, s.. ss; nnDori.
Mdisnss!o xGsk so s.; sa'sss Sssr;.f. sz Wesleyan
southwestern. 81; Mcpherson, ar
southeastern Frosh. A: Murray State
jamestown collese. AZ: Valley City
Hardin junior, 81; North Tsxas,. 81.
California, 81; ST. Mary's, ia.
Portland u, 40; College Of Idaho, 80.
Evening star., 1946-01-23
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW yoRK.-Naya Esparza. I44Aa.
137h, Brawley. Calf. .u0l. Mickey
Canty, 1924. springneld. Mass: out
pointed wayland Douglas, 143. Brook
new YoRK-M.xie Berger, 14s.
Mount vernon. N. z. (s5. Art Tatts,
1914, New. York, outpointed Dave
Garter sal mi Ie4, New xeys e. on,, ,ao
Boston. stopped SANTIAGO RIVERS, l34,
MEXICO City (e). Johnny. Mara, 1872.
Boston, stopped Jim Davis, 16S, Nova
SELL HLizAsErH. iiliH N, Joe carcio, 14s.
Newark, n, J., outpoinpted Aaron Perry,
iasss ss New New Ys1s' YorE 1y e9o'ksd out Al Simon
JERSEY CRY. N. frankie ro-
Koerkle. 1917, Bayonse. N. j.. Go5.
aun.s Paul sysrs. ~ x. KS.nnsDolis n; Vs. Cp
,.ByrTALo. N. y,-Rspb.n Shank,
Mickey Doyle, 1851, Hamilton, Ont.
90 ,Junius Woods. 1872; Buffalo.
stopped Norman. (Red Rahan, 15e,
oeEfsla; HhR&pnRh = 7; tcnan;n-N,ot e.; s,,to ,ao
sprinsield, Mass, outrointed Benny
wit5er, 100. East Hartford. knocked
out Don Madrid, 131, Mexico 90.
LOS ANGELES.-Jimmy Bivins, 1877.
Cleveland, knocked out Johnny Haynes,
M GAHcHEsTER. Nc Hsf1sfs II. 'H-Fiorent pes-
marais, Manchester. outpointed Joe
Celletti, Providence, r. !. G0). (Weights
UNAVAILABLE.
Evening star., 1946-01-23
Novice Boxing List
ToCIose Tonioht

Novice class entries for the
AAU boxing tournament, OPEN
ing Friday night at Turner'S
Arena, close ut 8 o'clock tonight
at the District Boxing Commits
sion ONCE.
Boxers will be weighed and
paired after entries close.
Entry blanks are available at
Eastern Branch Boys Club,
Georgetown Branch Boys Club
and Merrick Boys Club.
Evening star., 1946-01-23

recalled his days as coach when
Maryland sprang more than one up
set on a highly touted opponent. He
hearkened back to a great 1923 team
that finally bowed to Yale, 16-14
after scoring twice on the heavily
favored Bulldogs before Yale count
ed. Marine Col. Joe Burger, a guest
at last nights dinner, played tackle
on that team.
DIR. Byrd admitted he was a pretty
good coach In those days when foot
ball claimed most of his attention
and wondered If he had been pro-
NOTED or denoted when he assumed
the presidency. II haven't had as
much fun since," he told the players
Guest speaker of the evening was
Brig. Gen. Robert N. Young, COM
mander Of forces stationed in the
Washington area, who saw action
overseas as assistant divisional COM
mander Of the Sd Division. A men,
ber Of the graduating class of 1922
Gen. Young compared his divisions
maneuvers to football tactics, de-
scrihing how it employed both
straight football and end runs In
conquering the enemy through Tu-
nisia, Sicily, Salerno, Anzio, Rome
and finally into the Rhineland OF
Germany.
DR.. Cory Presents Letters.
DR.. Ernest N. Cory Of the Athletic
Board presented football letters te
~ players, while AL Heagy, assistant
grid coach, presented gold awards
for three years varsity service te
George Barnes, Tom Chisari ano
Les DAILY.
The dinner was arranged by GearS
Eppley, chairman OF the Athletic
Board. and DR.. William Kemp served
as toastmaster. Letter winners, ir
addition to those named, were a.
follows:
Gerald Barkalow, Sam Behr, Johr
Bissell, Harry Bonk, Robert Cross.
land, Joseph Drach, Francis Evans
Walter Fehr, Emile Fritz, Donale
Gleasner, William Greer, Richare
Johnston, Eugene Kinney, JOSEPH
Mccarthy, Leroy Morter, Rober
Piker, Joseph Pietrowski, William
Polling, Ferdinand Schultz, Rober
Schrecongost, Edward Schwartz
Jack Toler and Victor Turyn.
Evening star., 1946-01-23
Levy Is Using 500 Pounds
Aqainsf Levin Toniqht

Blimp Levy and his 600 pounds Is
back for the third straight week
on the Turner's Arena rassling show
Levy tonight takes on Dave Levin
in the main event, after winning
from the same man last week or
disqualification.
The semifinal sends Benito Gar
DIM against Ivan Komaroff.
Another match has Jesse James o,
Washington seeking his eighth
straight win, with Jim Austeri al
tonight's opponent. Opening tilt Is
at 8:45.
Evening star., 1946-01-23
Lions, Ignoring Talk
By Roberts, Blow
Lead, Are Tied
BY BOB MCLEAN.

Hockey result: Washington, s;
Boston, 8.
Out In the cavernous arena the
scrapers were working on the ice
for the next period and the music
on the public address system came
family into the Washington Lions
dressing room. The players sat in
silence, staring down at their skates.
Now, look" said Veteran Goalie
Moe Roberts. when you take the
puck up the ice, one of you defense
men stay behind In front Of the
nets. For the love of Mike, one OF
you stay behind"
1t was the end of the first period.
Warrington had held q 80 lead
over the Boston Olympics, cham
pions OF the Eastern League, only to
find the Beantowners scoring two
goals within 20 seconds. The Lions
defense had fallen apart to let
through the Olympics' Gerry Hickey
and Dutch. Delmonte.
When we go out there" Goalie
Roberts was saying, "try to remem-
Der. You boys Roberts Is almost 20
yeavs older than the average Lion
player) Just leave some help behind
when you 60 up the Ice"
It happened all over again in the
middle period. After Norm Gala
dine had increased the Lion lead to
4-2, the Washington defensemen
were the little men who weren't
there as Bob Schnurr of Boston mar
rowed the gap to 4-3.
Roberts received very little help in
the final period when Boston's Del
monte deadlocked the count in the
first two minutes of play. The
Washington attack, which is every
thing the defense isn't, broke
through again when Charley Kraiger
connected to put the Lions ahead.
At this point, with the match in the
bag, the Olympics' Paul Ronty tall
lied for the final tie.
Believe-it-or-not notes: Attend
ance, 3,414. The Lions now have
gone through four matches without
defeat, whipping Philadelphia and
tying Baltimore, New York and Bos-
ton. Only six more home matches
and IL on the road.
Statistics: Washington goals
Phillips. Calladine (2), Robinson,
Kraiger. Boston goals-Hickey, Del
monte ca, Schnurr, Ronty.
Evening star., 1946-01-23
Joe and Billy Agree Ring Cash,
Despite Tax, Beats ArmyP Pay
aS the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 23.-Heavy-
weight Champion Joe Louis got to-
+gether with Contender Billy Conn
here for some strictly practical talk
the size Of the gate for their June
10 title match. the size Of their
"cut" and the size OF their income
tax.
Louis was here touring with Luis
Russell's band. Billy was taking
time on from his Hot Springs. Ark.
training camp for a visit with his
family.
Conn asked Joe what he thought
the gate would be and "how much
will we get"
II don't know but 1t should be
very big" Louis considered.
II hope Uncle Sam leaves us a
little Of that dough after he gets his
but I don't think so. You and
Evening star., 1946-01-23
Perry Bows TO Curcio
In 1orrid Ring Battle
gy the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ELIZABETH, N. j., Jan. 23.-Joe
Curcio Of Newark, 145, won a torrid
l0-round decision over Aaron Perry
$50, of Washington last night, de-
spite going down for four count
In the 10th round.
Curcio opened fast and took the
first two rounds by wide margins
with lightning left, and in the
third he opened a cut over Perry's
right eye. Joe began to slow In the
fifth and Perry took the play, but
Curcio came back to earn tne eighth
and ninth by big edges, staggering
Perry in the ninth.
Perry landed a short but hare
right on Curcio's Jaw in the 10th
and Joe hit the canvas for a fou,
count,
Evening star., 1946-01-23

can stick all we get In one pocket
eh, Joe?," Conn said.
Yeah, I've been reading where
you're worried about your income
tax" replied the champion. "It
don't help none to worry"
I'm not the only one worrying,
shot back Billy.
II guess we won't get much," con-
ceded the Brown Bomber, but what
we do get will be that much more
than we weren't getting while we
were In the Army, Bill"
As the two parted, Billy remark ed
to a reporter: "Joe's such nice
guy, but I'll have to whip him next
June. / want that title.
Evening star., 1946-01-23

Tigers Sell HurIer OrreII
PORTLAND, Greg, Jan. % R.-
Portland has bought Bullet" Joe
orrell, right handed pitcher, from
Detroit.
Evening star., 1946-01-23

The university president fondly
Evening star., 1946-01-23
IVFW Presents Athletic
Mat to Bows Club

An athletic mat, 16xls feet, will
be presented to the Police Boys Club
No. II at 8 o'clock tonight by Ken
na-Main Post, The American Legion
and Naval Gun Factory Post, Veter-
ans Of Foreign Wars, at the Ana
costa Field House.
Members Of both posts are re-
quested to assemble at 1910 Good
Hope road, Sc, wearing uniforms
or caps, at 7:30 o'clock to march In
a body to the field house.
Evening star., 1946-01-23
Riggs Victor Over
Budqe in SizzIer
BY the Associated Press.

by IHt hSSoCIHteu PIS5s. :,
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 23.-Pint-
sized Bobby Riggs successfully
defended his world professional
tennis championship early today,
outlasting red-haired Don Bulge,
4-6, 8-6, 6-, 81.
Sixty-five hundred fans were
glued to their seats until well
past midnight, watching the pair
In a torrid battle.
In a preliminary, Fred Perry
trimmed the old master, Bill
Tilden, 6-, 63.
Evening star., 1946-01-23
Bivins Stops Haynes
Early in Round Two

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 23.-Jimmy
Bivins, resembling a sawed-off Joe
Louis, blasted out a spectacular
knockout over Johnny Haynes of
Los Angeles in SIS seconds Of the
second round Of last nights sched-
uled 10-rounder.
Giving a 29-pound weight ad-
vantage to the head-taller Haynes,
Bivins-stocky Cleveland contender
for Louis heavyweight crown-lost
no time in .chopping down his op-
ponent.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-07

slovani, je 1884 prebivalcev,
1850 pa je tujcev.
"Ako Sc podatki avstrijske
statistike IL leta 1910 primerja-
jo S statistiko il leta. 1916, sc
vidi, da je avstrijska statistika
izkazovala 41,427 Jugoslovanov
mani, nasprotno pa 53,o15 TIA
lijanov vec.
"Italijanska statistika IL leta
1921 je bila prikrojena tako, da
kaze 96,415 Jugoslovanov mani
in 107,1 Italijanov vec v pri-
meru S statisticnim popisom, Xxi
je bill izveden oh koncu leta 1915
"Znano je, da je italijanski
element osredotocen v nekaj
mestih zapadne Istre. Ako sc
proucijo ia mesta, potem pred
stavljajo njihovo italijansko
prebivalstvo nekake otoke brez
etnicne kontinuitete ter nikakor
nj mogoce postaviti etnicne cr-
te, XII bi mogla lociti Italijane
kot celoto cd jugoslovanskega
prebivalstva teh krajev. Itali-
janska teza je, da bi bila ia me-
sta vecino italijanskega prebi-
valstva v svojem razvoju ogro-
zena, ako bi bila prikljucena Ju-
goslaviji, toda statisticni podat-
XII kazejo, da so ia mesta v casu
Avstrije, takrat, ko SO bila kom-
paktno povezana S celokupnim
zaledjem, neprestano rasla.
"Nasprotno so v casu itali-
janskega rezima cd leta 1918 pa
40 dfuge SVetOVne VOJne nepre-
stano upadala. Vzemimo 81 "a
primer mesto Pull, v katerem je
bilo leta 1910 $500 prebival-
cev, leta 1921 $4,000 prebival-
cev, leta 1886 pa $4,000 prebi-
valcev. Ista je usoda manjsih
NEST Rovinja, Kopra, Pirana in
Poreca. Pc statistiki il leta 1886
SO ia stevila padla pod stevilo
prebivalstva, XII so ga imela leta
1890, med tenn ko so sc Mali, Lo-
SIM, Buje in Motoun vrnili ma
stanje IL leta 1890.
"Gotovo je, da bi v primeru,
&c bi bill prikljuceni Italiji, te
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-07

kraje nitro zapustilo prav itali-
jansko prebivalstvo. .. )
"se bolj zanimivo je, ako sc
povprecno primerja mestno in
vasko prebivalstvo Istre. Izmed
II pretezno italijanskih NEST
nih naselij jih je bilo obljude-
nih: ~s
"Leta 191O-v celoti S 1876, ,64s
prebivalci in sicer: z 81, 500 TIA
lijani in 20,240 Jugoslovani.
(Leta 1915 v celoti 81 500 pre-
bivalcev, Italijanov-67,1 ITO, Ju-
goslovanov pa-23,419)
INA podlagi tega je bilo torej
vaskega prebivalstva:
"Leta 191O-v celoti 235,822,
Italijanov 54,291, Jugoslovanov
172,599. (Leta 1915 v celoti
242,746, Italijanov 25,678, Jugo-
slovanov pa 21O,71O.
"Kar sc tice etnicne meje v
Julijski krajini, je ze 13 stoletij
neizpremenjena in izpremeniti
jo MISC mogle nobene statistike.
Ia meja poteka cd najsevernej-
Sc tocke Jadrana pri Trzicu pa
do avstrijske meje. Pas "a OBJ
Gin cd Devina do Loga kaze po
italijanski statistiki il leta 1921
tole strukturo:
"Devin: Slovencev 78.4%,
Italijanov 21.6%;
"Doberdob: Slovencev $3.50,
Italijanov 10;
"Opatje selo: Slovencev v
99.9%, Italijanov 0.19o;
Sovodnje: Slovencev 99.7eo,
Italijanov 0.39o;
"Podgora: Slovencev $3.50,
Italijanov 14.9%;
"steverjan: Slovencev 99.4%,
Italijanov 0.66;
"Smarno: Slovencev 99.4%,
Italijanov 0.6fo;
"Medana: Slovencev 98.2%,
Italijanov 1870;
"Biljana: Slovencev 1920,
Italijanov 1.2%;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-07

izdelan kataster o druzinah, XII
zivijo v Istri, 2 verodostojnimi
podatki, il katerih je razvidno
dejansko razmerje med italian
sko in slovansko narodnostjo,
kakor tudi kemljevide, XII prika-
zujejo lastnistvo posestev, kar-
te o stanju Sol in razne druge
avtenticne podatke o zivljenju
Jugoslovanov v Julijski krajini.
Novinarji so imeli priliko vi
deti mapo o stanju slovenskih
in hrvatskih cerkev v letu 1918,
kakor tudi mapo 0 slovenskih in
hrvatskih solah, XII so jih Itali-
jani med fasisticnim rezimom
ukinili. Zanimiva je mapa IL le-
ia 1918, XII prikazuje cerkvene
obcine, v katerih Sc je do leta
1918 v bogosluzju uporabljala
glagolica. To je bila zgodovin-
ska pravica hrvatske katoliske
cerkve v Primorju. Hrvati v
Primorju in ma otokih so bill
edini narod, XII Jim je uspelo do
biti pravico do bogosluzja v svo-
jem narodnem jeziku. To pravi-
co so ohranili skozi stoletja vse
do prihoda Italijanov.
Minister Sava Kosanovic :je
opozoril novinarje ma uradno
mapo, XII jo je objavila italian
ska zelezniska direkcija v Trstu
leta 1943. Ia prikazuje napade,
XII so jih izvrsili partizani ma
prometne zveze v casu cd rs. ju-
LIZA 1943 leta do aprila 1914.
Vse mape, grafikoni in sta
tisticni podatki, XII jih je mini
mister Sava Kosanovic dial no.
vinarjem ma vpogled, kazejo, da
zivi v Juhjski krajini v ogromni
vecini prebivalstvo slovanske
narodnosti in da so italijanske
naselbihe samo majhni otoki
med jugoslovanskim zivljem.
Posneto il "slovensksga poroeevalca"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-07

'Kozbana: Slovencev 85.2%
Italijanov 1869;
'Anhovo: Slovencev 96.9%
Italijanov 800.
"Kanal: Slovencev 94.4%
Italijanov 5.6fo;
"Srednje: Slovencev 1OO%
Italijanov Ofo;
"St. Lenart: Slovencev 99.9%
Italijanov 0.1%;
"Sv. Peter: Slovencev 88 $50
Italijanov 1850; ....
"Tracet: Slovencev 1OO1o
Italijanov 90; t
Romeo: Slovencev 99.8%
Italijanov 0.2fo;
"Breginj: Slovencev 10O8o
Italijanov 90;
"Ahten: Slovencev 1OO%
Italijanov O.3c6;
"Tajpana: Slovencev $780,
Italijanov 4.4%;
"Brdo: Slovencev 1OOco, tia.
lijanov 90;
"Rezija: Slovencev 10000, TIA
lijanov Ocd;
"Bovec: Slovencev 89.3%, TIA
lijanov $3.50;
LOG: Slovencev 96.7c6, Itali-
janov 1870.
INA zapadu cd te crte zivijo
Italijani in Furlani, ma vzhodu
po kompaktno in sklenjeno ju-
goslovansko prebivalstvo brez
Italijanov z izjemo NEST Trsta
in Gorice, XII sta pa obkrozeni z
jugoslovanskim prebivalstvom.
"Jugoslovansko stalisce glede
vprasanja polozaja Trsta je do
volj znano."
Zatem je minister Kosanovic
odgovoril ma vrsto vprasanj, XII
so mu jih postavili novinarji.
Minister Sava Kosanovic je
pokazal novinarjem razne zem-
ljevide in grafikone, XII potrju-
jejo tocnost navedenih podat-
kov. Novinarji so imeli priliko
videti obsiren in sistematicno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-07
DRUsTVENO zIVLJENJE MA
VRANSKEM

Ponaiis Il "slovsnskssa poroesva,ra''
Okrog Novega leta, v casu
obcnih zborov, je bio drustveno
zivljenje tudi pri mas zivahno,
sal je v bivsi obcini Vransko kar
pet krajevnih ljudskih odborov
in zatorej po pet organizacij
OF, AFz in Ems, tri gasilske
eete it'd. Ia zimsko pomoc v vol
ski sta bill v Prekopi dve pred
stavi, kjer so tekmovali Prekop-
ljani in cepljani. cistega :je BIZ
10 okoli 5000 dinarjev. f..
zdaj nase zene prav pridno
|pletejo copate IL kozuhovine "a
vojne bolnice in okrevalisca.
Imeli smo vec prosvetnih vece-
rov in Presernovo proslavo. Ma
obcnem zboru Kreditne zadruge
je bill postavljen tudi stiriclan-
ski odbor "a popravo in vzdrze-
vanje Prosvetnega donna. Izpo-
polnjen je bill Sc S trent zastop-
niki raznih drustev. Ma obenem
zboru Nabavljalne in prodajne
zadruge Sc je pokazal prav "a
dovoljiv gmotni uspeh njenega
stirimesecnega delovanja. Ia
druga ina okoli 200 clanov in
stevilo Sc narasca.
Ia Vransko Sc je ustanovila
tudi posebna obnovitvena in les
ma produktivna zadruga. Nasi
gasilci so ma svojih obcnih zbo-
rib pokazali zivahno delo. Tudi
agrarni odbori so delavni. Vsi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-07

Pitcher Mike Naymick cd Cle-
veland Indians zogometnega
kluba meri 6 cevljev in 8 pal
cev in da veckrat komu povod,
da ga vprasajo: "Kaksno je
vreme tam zgoraj?" Nekega
brezposelnega dne Sc Mike tru-
di prepricati Pat Seereya, Tribe
fielderja, da vreme "zgoraj" je
enako kot pri 5 cevljev 9 palcev
ViSOkemu tOVariSu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-07

krajevni ljudski odbori 80 ma
mnozicnih sestankih podali letni
-obracun in izrocili clanom legi-
timacije. Posebno obiskan je bill
mnozicni sestanek ma Vran-
skem. Tudi odbori AFz so prid-
no ma delu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-07
.Etnicno sestovo Ju-
liske kroiine

- Ne. 1iAoA LioSiJC v
Beogradu tiskovna konferenca,
XII so il prisostvovali predstavni-
XII domacega in tujega tiska.
Minister "a informacije zvez-
ne Wade Sava Kosanovit je no.
vinarjem podal naslednjo izjavo
o etnicni sestavi Julijske kra-
jine:
"V nasi drzavi in v inozem-
stvu je veliko zanimanje "a de-
10 mednarodne komisije, XII ina
nalogo, da doloci etnicno stanje
med Italijani in Jugoslovani v
Julijski krajini.
"Potrebno je, da Sc v zvezi S
tenn navedejo dejstva, XII lahko
prispevajo k objektivni ugoto-
vitvi etnicnega stanja v Julijski
krajini, da Sc navede vse, kar bi
pomagalo mednarodni komisiii
pri njenem delu. Zato so izred-
no pomembni rezultati, do kate
rih je v svojem delu prisel ia
dranski institut ma Susaku in XII
so bill dostavljeni mednarodni
komisiji. III rezultati so bill do
sezeni popisom prebivalstva v
1stri, XII ga je izvedel Jadran-
ski institut oh koncu leta 1915,
po strogo znanstvenih metodah.
Ii rezultati so danes ma razpola-
go vsakomur, XII Sc zanima "a
etnicno vprasanje Istri in Ju-
lijski krajini.
"Znano je, da so sc "a osnovo
proucevanja etnicnega stanja v
Istri in Julijski krajini uporab-
ljali statisticni podatki, XII so
bill izdelani ma temelju ljudske-
ga stetja v casu, ko sta bill Istra
in Julijska krajina v okviru Av-
STRIFE, oziroma Italije.
"Podatki italijanskega ljud-
skega stetja teh krajih iz leta
1921 so popolnoma neobjektiv-
nj in netocni ter jih sploh nj mo-
goce vzeti "a osnovo pri ugotav-
ljanju etnicnega stanja in raz-
merja med Jugoslovani in Itali-
jani.
"Kar Sc tice avstrijskega
ljudskega stetja, XII je bilo izvr-
seno leta 1910, je treba uposte-
vati, da SO avstriiske oblasti ma
menoma favorizirale italijansko
prebivalstvo v skodo slovenske-
ga in hrvatskega prebivalstva.
Poleg tega Avstrija nj izvedla
popisa prebivalstva niti ma pC1-
lagi narodnosti, niti ma podlagi
materinskega jezika, ampak ma
podlagi obcevalnega jezika, to je
ma podlagi znanja in uporablja-
MIA jezika javnem, poslovnem
in upravnem zivljenju.
"Kot primer, da je Avstrija
favorizirala italijansko prebi-
valstvo, lahko najbolje sluzi pre-
merjava avstrijskih statistik v
drugi polovici 10. stoletja. Po
teh statistikah je bilo ma vsakih
1000 prebivalcev:
"Leta 1864 - Hrvatov $50,
Slovencev 40 in Italijanov 264;
"leta 1857-Hrvatov 562, Slo-
vencev 12O in Italijanov 308;
"leta 1880-Hrvatov 428, Slo-
venceV 151 in Italijanov 4O2;
'1eta 189O-Hrvatov 457, Slo-
vencev 143 in Italijanov 381;
'leta 19OO-Hrvatov 426, Slo-
vencev 142 in Italij janov 405;
"leta 191O-Hrvatov 435, Slo-
vencev 143 in Italijanov 381.
"Ti podatki postanejo Sc jas
nejsi, ako Sc uposteva politika
avstrijskih oblasti proti Hrva-
tom in Slovencem Istre in Julii-
ske krajine. Tako je ma primer
imela italijansko-f u r | a n S k
goriskem pokrajin-
skem zboru stalno enega poslan-
ca vec kakor slovenska vecina
prebivalstva. V Istri je hrvatski
in slovenski vecini prebivalstva
sele tik pred prvo svetovno VOL
no uspelo dobiti vsaj 16 poslan-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-07
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