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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-08-01

zure of the Haganah ship, EXODUS
1947," DIR. Neumann declared it
was ga calculated piece of cruelty
which has further Infatuated the
Jews of Palestine, increasing the
tension in that country to the
boiling point"
"For many months the Jewish
Agency for Palestine and the
whole Zionist movement have been
engaged in serious efforts to dis
courage and control the anarchic
activities of such underground ele-
ments as the Irgun and the Stern
Group which have been conducting
a campaign of violence on their
own responsibility" DR.. Neumann
said.
1--WE have stood and stand
squareIy behind the Haganah as
the only legitimate and responsible
Jewish underground pursuing a
constructive and disciplined policy
approved by constituent Jewish
authorities in Palestine. The Brit
ish Government is doing all it can
to make the task of the RESPONSE
BILE Jewish leadership increasingly
difficult"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-08-01
Hapoel Stadium Opens
In Tel Aviv

A group of American trade
union and Labor Zionist leaders
participated in the ceremony Of
laying the cornerstone of the Dow
Hos Memorial Stadium at Tel Aviv
last Tuesday. Isaac Hamlin, Ma
tional Secretary Of the National
Committee for Labor Palestine,
spoke on behalf Of the American
friends of the Histadrut, who had
made possible the launching of the
$350,O00 stadium project on 25-
dunam area east Of Tel Aviv.
The occasion was marked by an
impressive parade of Hapoel ath-
letes, representing the sports wing
of the Histadrut, the Jewish Labor
Federation. The Histadrut con-
tributed the 25-dunam plot for the
stadium, named in honor of Dow
Hos, late labor leader and key
figure in the Hagana.
The occasion was marked by an
pacity of 10000 will be built with
an eye toward future Olympic
events. The swimming pool will
be built on an Olympic scale.
Other facilities will include a Soc
Ger field, track field, and basket
ball and tennis courts.
The stadium is being built with
funds initially raised through the
American Goodwin tour of the
Hapoel all-star soccer team, under
the auspices of the Jewish Nat
ional Workers Alliance and the
National Committee for Labor
Palestine.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-08-01
Anti Semitisrn Still
RACES in Germany

BELSEN, GERMANY-A long
procession of Jews conducted a
march of mourning Sunday to
their former concentration camp
site, where 10000 of their brothers
lie in mass graves and protested
that anti-Semitism still flourished
in Germany.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-08-01
Christian Grandfather, 80, Greets
"DP" Girl Who "Mothered" His
GrondchiId in Concentration Comp

Months of waiting North River piers City
for 8OyearOd Christian patriarch
arrival of the Marlin"
young Jewish girl grandchd
enstadt concentration
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-08-01
Neumonn Charges US. Silence On
Palestine Encourages Anti-Zionism

New York NeWann newly elected president
of the Organization America this week denounced the
failure the stand the
that its silence encouragement
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1947-08-01
capital Spotlight
uv BEATRICE HE1MAN
rnuyright, 1947, JTA, Inc.)
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON
YOU happen to be a displaced
YOUR chance of getting
!. or to a home, are better
for a displaced biped.
,,ring the war the Nazis re-
I'd many valuable horses from
gary, which is one of the chief
e-breeding countries of the
ID. The Americans captured
es along with Nazis, and ship
a number of both to the
ted States. With the wars end
disruption of the economy,
gary needed horses to. start
agricultural production. A
sion was sent to this country
find and identify as many of
lost horses as possible. A
percentage was found, and
bngements made with the Unit
States Government to send
b home.
Is harder if you're not a horse.
emen is tnat small and mount
BUS country on the southwest
tip of the Arabian peninsula
Oh gave the Queen of Sheba
Mocha coffee to the world,
numbers among it's population
Is Of ancient stock.
added something new to
|shingtOn press conferences.
nee Saif al-Islam AbduIIah,
IN son of the Imam Yahya of
men, was recently here, as a
PSt OF the Department of State,
establish closer economic rela-
as between the United States
i MS country. He did the rou-
sightseeing, conveyed a secret
sage to President Truman
y tne Imam, and called a press
llerence. Time came and went.
no prince. At length fidget-
reporters were told why.
Inc interpreter, a graduate of
american University at Beirut,
:, rushed out to buy a pair of
' IN snoes for a reception that
,illng' but would soon return.
n'ef many flOwery phrases
~ noble Americans, the real
'ueSS was reached. The Prince
'S0 that the United States would
' ArdD causes, which are just
''eS' in a just way. The ques-
. u greatest concern to Arabs,
'''u' are Palestine and Egypt.
'nat the Arabs ask of the
people is for support in
'e just causes. A royal hand
' oil around, and the Prince
red.
'Ould the press please remain,
interpreter called out. A
OF the Princes suite
De0 to see them, the son of
iine Minister. He came in
''is a bulky package. It con-
W d number of individual en-
pes handed to teach startled
memento and a sample
e'nenl handiwork. Washing
'e"smen are pretty well
20 many things, but hardly
''srilng silver filigree cigarette
: and genuine amber beads.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-01
ket to sell everybody"

DR.. c. B. Christian, president of
the company assured all stockhold-
ers that every precaution would be
taken to safeguard their invest
ments. He told how investment
with the company could be more
profitable, and at the same time
as safe as money on interest depo-
sit in the banks. He said Negroes
have looked to the white man too
long. 1t is time that we do some
thing for ourselves. Negroes have
the greater portion of their money
in banks while other people have
their money out making possible
businesses, jobs for themselves and
us, and money for themselves. They
control industry and commerce and
use them for their benefit because
their money make them possible. !"
James A. White, executive secre-
tary, general manager and founder
of the company concerned himself
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-01
with the possibilities of the COM

with the possibilities of the COM
pany. "The company has been max
cabinets for the most aristicratic
home (white) in Jackson. 1t has
made doors for Negroes when they
couldn't get them elsewhere, at
prices of two to three dollars under
what they would have had to pay
if they could have bought them
where they were sold. The COM
pany has two distinct possibilities.
First to furnish Negroes with es-
sential building material not al
ways available to them and to al
low Negroes to invest some of the
money that they have where it
will make them more money.
With a lot 100 by lao feet on
the railroad where there is a siding
and building 40 by 70 feet we
have the possibility of the great
est thing in the state. We can
manufacture building accessories,
furniture, caskets and many other
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-01
he visits her often.

he visits her often.
Evelyn seems to be doing alreet
for herself, she is really on the
ball and is looking out for her fu-
ture.
Willie Lee is trying to get on
sometime with Schexnryder, but he
doesn't pay her any attention.
Thelma looks as if she is slip
ping with Tom and is now sing
ing, Was | to blame for falling in
love with you"
Willie Parker is playing hard
with M. L. and A. M H., but M. L.
says NJ M. H. has just got to go be-
cause she doesn't have a chance.
T. Williams and E. Johnson from
up the way are talking about get
ting married and that soon.
Poor ole Manifold Lawson seems
to be going down slow, what's
wrong ole fellow?
With Weldon Gustain playing the
ladies so hard he's afraid for any
one to touch him, for fear one OF
the girlfriends might be around.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-01

glad to see him, and he was made SO
happy? His wife, Mrs. A. M. Elan
ders is one of the teachers of the
Utica Rosenwald School. Bro. L.
D. Parker, local Preacher of the C.
M. E. Church of Utica preached for
the Pastor at the night services. His
sermon was enjoyey by all!
Miss Susie Coleman of Chicago,
was called here by the serious ill
ness of her mother, Mrs. Reed Cole
man.
Mrs. Clementine Reach of this
town was rushed to the Baptist
Hospital in Jackson, Miss, where
she will undergo an operation for
appendicitis. Trust she will have
speedy recovery!
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-01

Go hard Ray BLOWN, we heard
about the chick who is all out for
you.
Percy Sims and a chick from
back of town were beating up a
lovely one the other night.
With Eddie Nelson playing such
good basketball, he has the vote
for one of the most popular cats
around town.
j. Parker and a certain chick
were making love aplenty in the
show Sunday night.
A certain boy is wearing his
heart on his sleeves for Marie, but
will he win her from the cat in
Baton Rouge? NJ L. might be in
love with him but is she just giving
him the runaround?
Could it be E. D. who is falling
so hard for Jorn Murray?
Herman says he's not worried
about the mule going blind as long
as Olevia holds his line.
Lotion is wondering if he could
make another comeback with M.
Lewis, we wonder too.
Gussie James is strictly taking
over in D'Ville, you other chicks
had better watch her.
A certain chick on Nolan Avenue
is in love with L. c. but he says
things aren't what they use to be.
The girl on Nolan is crazy aout
the handsome cat on First Street
had better straighten up and fly
right, or we will tell her who he
belongs to.
Joseph Parker will be leaving
soon, isn't that sad?
R. w. was talking much trash to
0. j., Sunday.
What has happened between Cert
rude ]. and Mr.. Hawkins?
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-01
MillWork Go.
Has Formal
Opening Feb. 70

The Criterion Millwork and Man
ufacturing company, located at 1859
Virgins street, Jackson. Miss, held
its formal opening Thursday Feb,
20, with Mr.. j. H Young, president
of the local chamber of commerce
as principal speaker. With much
praise for the company and its foun-
der, Mr.. Young said las customer
of the company I know its policy.
1t is the sell because of good work
manship, good material and prices
as low or lower than others. The
company don't seek to sell Negroes
just because it, is owned by Negroes,
but because it can give better SER
vice. The company is in the mar
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-01

wood products. We can buy and
sell all types of building supplies
and we hope to establish branches
in other cities of the state.
The company hope to sell stock
to people all over the state as a
forerunner of business establish
ments.
Officers of the company are: DR..
c. B. Christian, President; Harvey
Catching, LIST vice; Tony Sanders,
End vice; James A. White, execu-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-01
Donaldsonville,
La, News

l wonder where is Mrs. A. NJ H.,
long time no see since E. H., Jr
came from the Navy she stays
close, we don't think she likes that.
Alice and John are still on the
run and are doing what they do
very successful.
Looks as if our old friend, Joe
Young played too hard Saturday
night.
George is playing Alice jam up,
he's really the sweet man" about
town.
Could R. Gray, be the reason why
Beatrice Allen is staying so close?
Seems. that old Camel is trying to
get on some time with Bernice
again. but she is too smart for him.
Our friend Thompson Williams is
much weak for chick in Melville
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-01
UTICA NEWS
Mrs. S. T. Caldapell. Reporter

Mrs. S. L. CaldaDell, Reporter
Services at ST. Peters Baptist
church were held Sunday Feb. 10TH
the regular Pastoral day. After the
usual form of opening, we enjoyed
beautiful and inspirational song
service, led by the Pastor Rev. B.
E. Lewis and played by Mrs. Lewis.
After which the Pastor took his
text from the Psalmist Lead Me
To The Rock That Is Higher Than
t. The sermon was enjoyed by
all, and was followed by the Holy
Communion. Afterwards short
talks were made by the following
visitors: Mrs. w. H. Hill, wife of
the Pastor of the c. M. E. Church;
Mr.. John Lee, Indianola, Miss; and
Mrs. Octavia Lindsey, Chicago, ILL.,;
Mr.. William Elexanders one of our
prominent citizens, who was strick-
en- with stroke. last July, was pre-
sent for the first time since his
long illness. Everybody was SO
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-01

tive secretary, general manager and
founder; T. C. Almore, asst. secre-
tary, Norvel Crawford, shop fore
man. Board of directors, DR.. w.
E. Miller, chairman; DR.. 0. F.
Smith, vice chairman; DR.. e. B.
Christian, Harvey Catchings; Tony
Sanders; T. c. Almote, and James
A. White.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1947-03-01

Illinois produces most Of the
United States red top seed crop.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25

da sta kapalizem in socijazem diva ekstrema, XII nmaa
icesar skupnega XII 81 nasproueta in med katerima nj
mogoc noben komproms Sedaj e znaSa polozau, da
il ia kaptalizem mocjo sedi vrau, docim je re-
snicni socializem Sc dalec.
Zato je napad zagovornika svobodnega podetniStva
prof Laskja razumv Odraza boazen pred moznostjo
da pride do resncne socalizacie Ange in tenn do pre-
kinitve vsakh vezi ameriskimi kaptalistcnim krog
XII ze seda naslavjao svoe protese proti novim
angleske Wade znizane IL Zednenh draw Zelo
oster e pr bill protest amerske fske ndustrije XII
e podlagi resrkc izgubila $400000OO etnega
dohodka Obenem pa b kot nuna posedca te neodvisno
st cd ameriskh velebzneskh krogov prslo tud do boil
progresivne poltike napram drzavam vzhodni Evrop
posebno napram Rus.
Prof. Laski e izav "Ce ninistri " angleski VIA
did, XII Sc bojo vsed opozicije angoamerskega vekega
businesa podrzav zeezno in jekleno industro take
minstre nj mesa delavski vad In to e resnca Kajt
vlada XII Sc ozra zelje notranh tuh kapitastcnh
krogov in Jim przanasa, prav goovo bt ne de-
avska in socalistiena Anglesko ludstvo e pri VOLT
yah dalo delavski vla ponomoc da drzavo postav ma
temelje socijastcne ekonoije &c bi pa zeleo ekono
milo svobodnega podetnistva prav gotovo bi ne volo
"a delavsko, 'ampak "a torsko vlado.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
|Sikti pobijajo v
Indijji muslimane
Zazgali so okrog $50 vasi
in pobili l.500 oseb

JULLUNDUR, %. augusta
Vojaski krogi racunajo, da je
tekom zadnjih IL dnevov bilo
ubitih 1900 oseb, ko so Sixth
vdrli v $50 muslimanskih vasi,
jih oplenili in zazgali.
Med pobitimi muslimani Sc
nahajajo tudi zene in otroci.
Sixth ocitno nameravajo popol-
noma iztrebiti muslimane, XII so
po delitvi Indie ostali izven mel
Pakistana.
Vojaski krogi Sc bojijo, da bi
to nasilje Siktov utegnilo po-
vzrociti val represalij proti Six
tom in Hindustancem v obce, XII
so ostali v Pakistanu.
(Sikti so ena izmed mnogih
,kast, katere Sc delijo Indijci
oziroma Hindustanci).
NEW DELHI, "a. augusta
Casnikarska porocila il PUMA
ba pravijo, da so razkaceni mus
limani Pakistanu priceli pobi-
jati Sikte in hinduze in sicer kot
represalija "a stotine muslima-
nov, XII so jih pobili Sikti v delu
Punjaba, XII je ostal izven Paki-
stana.
Premier novega indijskega
dominiona Pandit Nehru je od-
potoval il New Delhi v vzhodni
Punjab in povedal prebivalcem,
da "povracilo v kateri koli OBJ
Tiki" nj nobena resitev "a nemi-
re v zapadnem Punjabu, XII Sc
nahaja pod upravo Pakistana.
Nadaljna porocila pravija, da
Sc polozaj v nemirni provinci po-.
pravlja in da MISC zabelezena
nova nasilja. Mnoga mesta in
vasi so tako unicena, kot da hi
cele armade Sic borbah skozi.
njih. Oba voditelja, tako Nehru
kot Mohamed Ali Jinnah, sta
obljubila zascito manjsinam
svojih dominijonih, toda lokal-
nj voditelji podzigajo mrznjo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
Russia zeli, da
z. n. posredujejo v
holandski vojni
Gromiko je oznaeil
Holandijo "a krivo

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, %.
augusta. - Russia je denas "a
vrgla holandski nacrt, XII ga
podpirajo Zedinjene drzave, da
Sc dovoli poklicnim konzulom v
Bataviji, da nadzorujejo ukaz
Varnostnega sveta z. N. "a pre-
mirje v Indoneziji.
Andrej Gromiko je izjavil, da
trije konzuli in sicer zedinjenih
drzav, Francije in Anglije,
predstavljajo dezele, XII so ma
klonjene Holandiji, katero je
oznacil "a "krivo."
Zastopnik sovjetskega zuna-
MEGA ministra je ponovil svojo
zahtevo, da z. N. takoj poslje-
jo nadzorovalce premirja v In
donezijo skupaj posebno ne
pristransko komisijo Zdruzenih
narodov, XII maj bi posredovala
v sporu. Glede vseh treh pred
logov, XII Sc sedaj nahajajo pred
Varnostnim svetom, je Gromi-
ko rekel, da bi njih sprejetie
pomenilo preziranje organizaci-
je z. N.
Vsled mocne opozicije Sow
jetske zveze so Zedinjene drza-
We pripravljene, da pristanejo
ma komisijo II drzav Varnost-
mega sveta. Ameriski delegat
Hershel v. Johnson je zago-
varjal posredovanje "poklicnih
konzulov', kar je dejansko pred
lagal holandski delegat. Predlog
je bill pozneje popravljen ma
priporocilo Kline lie v toliko, da
bi tudi Varnostni svet incl
"malo besedo" v sporu.
OBJ priliki debat je. poljski de-
legat Katz-Suchy. izjavil, da
Varnostni svet ze tri tedne od-
laga Z resitvijo tega vprasanja
in da tako ''naravnost DELUXE v
|prid popolne holandske okupa-
ciji Indonezije."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
Obtozeni so bill
vohuni tujih sill

Obtozenci so o politicnem, vo-
jaskem in splosno drzavnem po-
lozaju v nasi drzavi posamezno
ali preko svoje mreze zbirali in
izrocali tujim drzavam in agen-
tom tujih obvescevalnih sluzb
podatke in listine, XII so po svoji
naravi posebno varovana drzav-
ma tajnost in XII Sc po prepovedi
zakona ali po odredbi pristojnih
organov ne objavljajo. Vrsili so
torej vohunstvo v korist tuje
spijonaze.
V ia namen so obtozenci ma
vezovali stike S posamezniki v
|podjetjih in drzavnih ustanovah
Sc vrivali organe ljudske obla-
sti' in politicne organizacije, da
so tako "a svoje spijonsko delo-
vanje dobivali potrebne podatke
|zgoraj omenjene vsebine. Orga-
nizirali so vohunsko mrezo v
Sloveniji, kakor Kranju, Mari
boru, Celju in Ribnici ter vrsili
tatvine zaupno gospodarske in
politicne vsebine.
Preko obtozenega Ljuba Sir
ca in Leona Kavcnika so svoje
izdajalsko spionsko delovanje
povezali delovanjem Dragolju-
ba Jovanovica v Srbiji in Toma
Janzekovica v Hrvatski, jih o
povzetih akcijah v Sloveniji OBJ
Fveseali in sc po direktivah neke-
ga clana predstavnistva tuje dr.
zave v Ljubljani pod krinko
zdruzevanja vseh opozicijskih
sill zedinili ma koordinirano akci-
jo proti ljudski oblasti in dr.
zavni ureditvi Federativne ljud-
ske republike Jugoslavije.
Obtozenci so ma skupnih. Sc
stankih porocali o zbranih pol
|datkih in skupno citali ter do
podnjevali porocila, XII so Jill po-
(sljali spijonskim ceptrom V ino-
lzemstvu in posameznim clanom
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25

fJlve, smo v stanju izvrsiti {. .
Vrhovno vodstvo insistira, da Sc
z organiziranjem odpora, pa maj
bo v najmanjsi obliki ali meri,
vztrajno nadaljuje -"
Preko Drcarja je vojni zloci-
|nec in nacelnik staba tako ime-
|novane "Komande slovenske ar
mije" v Avstriji Glusic postal
|odgovor ma pismo obtozene An
gele Vode pod naslovom "Odgo-
vor dachavskemu tovarisu An
dreju Orlu." V pismu pravi med
drugim:
&c. Med nami je potrebna
hitra in sigurna zveza, &c hoce-
mo kaj narediti. Ia to MISC do
wolf samo kurirji, katere je po-
trebno uporabljati samo "a pre-
nos vaznih stvari, nacrtov, foto-
graficnega materiala, dokumen-
TOW it'd. Ia vse drugo je potreb-
ma radijska zveza Zato tudi
vasi grupi pri1agam kljuc sifre,
make "a klicanje in pa ostale
dokumente. Menda bo ze kdo
lahko naredil postajnico 20 va
| ii, to danes nj nobena umetnost.
&c je pa to nemogoce, mi to spo-
rocite in vam posljem postajo."
O organiziranju radijske po-
stale po navodilu Drcarja je OBJ
tozeni Zoran Hribar ma zaslisa-
nju v preiskavi izjavil:
&c. Ma sestankih smo radio
stanico veckrat omenili. Ia ma
terial sem Sci vprasat po razgo-
voru z Nagodetom okrog rs.
marca 1947 ="
V navodilih "a organizacijo
odpora, XII SO jih obtozenci sep
tembra 1916 sprejeli cd tako
imenovane "Komande slovenske
armije," je ljudski oblasti med
drugim receno:
e. Danasnja Jugoslavija-
Titovina-je del Sovjetije. Bolj-
seviki so danes stvarno okupira-
Ii in zasuznjili narod. Borba pro-
tt MIN je borba proti okupato-
ru, proti zatiralcem in krvolo.
kom, XII pretijo uniciti mas ma
rod, &c dali casa ostanejo ma OBJ
lasti. &c sc otresemo teh krvo-
lokov, ne bodo vse zrtve, XII jih
je do sedaj mas narod prinese]
ma zrtvenik svobode, zastonj
Cas- je, da zgrabimo "a orozje,
pa maj stane, kar hoce 9. -"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-25
Razprava pred 0kroznim sodiscem LjubIjan
proti vo|,unski skupini: Nagode, Snoj, FurIan

SNu 11us uNQ&VV
kapetana vojnega broda il Kra-
MIA.
Vida Lajovica, pravnika IL
Ljubljane.
Franja Sirca, absolventa tr-
govske akademije il Ljubljane..
Elizabeth Hribar, kiparko liz
Ljubljane.
Obtozeni so hoteli nasilno
zrusiti drzavno ureditev
Obtozenci so kot pripadniki
protiljudske organizacije vrsili
zlocinska dejanja, naperjena ma
to, da hi z nasiljem zrusili OBJ
stojeco drzavno ureditev Fede-
rativne ljudske republike Jugo-
slavije, sprawl v nevarnost ME
no varnost ma zunaj ter odpra-
viii temelje demokraticne, ma
rodne in gospodarske pridobitve
osvobodilne borbe: federativno
ureditev drzave, enakopravnost
in bratstvo jugoslovanskih ma
rodov ter ljudsko oblast.
V ia namen so sc cd jeseni
1915 pa vse do maja 1947, do
kler MISC bill aretirani, redno
sestajali ma domu obtozenega
Crtomira Nagodeta in obtoze-
ne Pavle Hocevar. Teh sestan-
kov so sc redno udelezevali OBJ
tozeni Crtomir Nagode, Pavla
Hocevar, Leo Kavcnik, Zoran
Hribar, Svato Zupan, Bogdan
Stare, Ljubo Sire in Vid Lajovic,
ostale obtozence pa so obvescali
O vsebini razgovorov teh sestan-
kov in storjenih sklepih.
Ia izvrsitev nalog, XII 81 jih
je zadala omenjena zlocinska or
ganizacija, so organizirali vo-
hunsko Zvezo z inozemstvom.
Med drugim so organizirali vo-
hunsko zvezo z vohunskim CEN
from st. 1O1 V Avstriji, vohun-
skimi centri svici in posamez-
mimi spijoni tujih obvescevalnih
sluzb. Te zveze so vzdrzevali
preko ilegalnih kurirjev pod
imenom "Peter' in "Podgornik. )"
Da hi mogli lazje posiljati po-
rocila in imeli hitrejse zveze, so
po direktivah in pomocjo il
inozemstva zaceli organizirati
radijsko oddajno postajo, "a ka-
tero so sifre in pozivne make
prejeli cd vohunskega centra st.
1O1 Avstriji.
Ker so sc zavedali svojega
zlocinskega delovanja, so "a pri-
mer nevarnosti organizirali
skrivalisca in kanale "a pobeg
cez mejo ter ponarejali osebne
dokumente.
Obtoznica zatem navaja nekaj
dokazov IL celotnega gradiva,
zbranega med preiskavo, XII pod
krepljujejo to tocko obtozbe. Ia
ko ma primer organizator spijon-
skega centra st. 1O1 Drcar odgo-
varja ma pismo gospel Miriam
in obtozeni Pavli Hocevar pod
sifro "Doslednost" in S podpi-
som Matej:
e.. Predlozene ukrepe, XII jih
vi smatrate "a nujne in izved-