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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-23
Urednikovo pos+o
Drustvo Carniola Tent
st. 1888 T. M.

Tako Sc imenuje drustvo, XII
je dobro znano v naSi slovenski
naselbini v Clevelandu, sicer je
pod okrilje velike ameriske
bratske zavarovalne organiza-
cije Maccabees, kaiera ina svoj
glavni sedez Detroitu ma
Woodward Ave. V tel organiza-
ciji je mnogostevilno clanstvo
razne narodnosti, m ed katere
spada veliko nash ljudi mos
kin in zensk.
Ker Sc nase clanstvo zaveda
svoje slovenske narodnosti in
cuti "a vse nase slovenske brate
in sestre je clanstvo, kadar je
prisla kaksna prosnja ali APPEL
ma drustveho sejo, vedno osvo-
jilo plemenite sklepe, da Sc pod
pira vse po zmoznosti, kultur-
ne, narodne in dobrodelne usta-
move, katere pomagajo in so v
korist nasemu delavnemu naro-
du.
Da drustvo ostane Sc nadalie
poznano v naselbini, prireja
vsako leto kakSen izlet ali PIES
no veselico. Ker sc pa nj mare
dilo ne piknika ali posebne dru-
stvene prireditve ze precej ca
sa, DO to drustvo imelo svojo
jesensko plesno veselico (Hallo-
ween dance) v soboto Is. okto-
bra v avditoriju SIND. Priprav-
ljalni odbor je najel "a ia ma
men znano Pete Sernick orke-
stro. Kot sc slisi, ina sedaj do
bre godbenike, da nam bodo
igrali vec slovenskih poskocnic.
Ravnotako bo pripravljeno "a
pristine sveze okrepcilo in do
ber prigrizek. Prijatelji drustva
so uljudno vabljeni, da mas po-
setijo oh tel priliki, "a kar bo
drustvo gostoljubnost po svoji
moci oh priliki povrnilo. Vablje-
no je tudi clanstvo, da pride S
svojo druzino, da Sc vsaj en-
krat v letu skupaj poveselimo in
bolje spoznamo.
Torej upam, da ne boste po-
zabili sobote Is. oktobra, ko DO
plesna veselica slovenskih Ma
kabejcev.
Pozdrav
! John Tavcar, tai.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-23
KOLIKO 60. JE URA?
Povesti casu)
M. 7 l. J I N

ce pogonskega kolesa. Ono "a
stane "a trenutek. A utez stori
takoj svoje in prisili pogonsko
kolo, da odbije cd sebe kvako,
XII ga mott. Cd tega sunka sc
kvaka vzdigne in pusti en- zobec
mimo. Radi istega sunka pa
maine nihalo ma levo, a desna
kvaka sidra sc spusti in zopet
zadrzi pogonsko kolo.
Tako gre to yes cas-. Nihalo
gre sem in tia, in ne dovoljuje
kolescu, da hi Sc pri enem raz-
mahu obrnilo "a vec kakor "a en-
sam zobec.
Mi pa vemo, da vsak zamah
nihala traja vedno enako dolgo.
Jasno je, da mora radi nihala
yes mehanizem enakomerno,
pravilno delati, in tudi kazalec,
XII kaze ure, sc mora enakomer-
no in prav premikati.
Sedanje ure imajo tudi minut-
ne in sekundne kazalce. Ia te
lie bilo treba Sc nekoliko kolesc.
(Dalje . torek)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-23

popolnoma ali pa delno bo unicenih 20 kaoliSkh
kva $50 muslimanskh verskh hramov in 106 judovskh
: To je seveda delhi ogromnega razde-
janja XII ga nemski in aljanski barbara izvrs Ju
goslaviji.
Sc je sovraznikov Jugoslavije, XII pod krinko
skrb "a "versko svobodo', "kulturne tradice" ali pa
demokracijo obrekujejo Jugoslavijo in posme
hueo ogromnm naporom ljudstva, da to skodo samo
popravio ampak da 81 ustvarijc resneno nov sveta in
srecen DOM Ia te sovraznke seveda petetn naert
lie preganastvo deo mladine in ognjevitost katero
Sc obnavlja Jugoslavijo Jim e brezvredn in h a
vredn ult dea Seveda, taksn kritki bi najrasi vi
deli da ugoslovansko udstvo vleze pod kosao senco
dreves in kulturno zobrazujeN canem spijonskih
rornanov .>.' ':~~." -, ~: .-.~~~~-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-23

y
strl okove suzenjstva, ne boji.
Nasprotno, We, da cim vecje bo-
do, tenn vecji bodo uspehi in teh
uspehov pricakuje cd primor-
skega ljudstva VISA slovenija in
Jugoslavija. Ne bo prevaran, I'll
sti, XII so vztraja1i in vzdrzali &C.
trt stoletja v suzenjstvu, tisti,
XII so okove strli sami, tisti, XII
so in bodo vedno Titovi Slovenci,
ne morejo prevarati nikdar svo-
je velike matere Jugoslavije.
Kot je bilo pricakovati, je ma
pragu svobode odslo v kraje tu-
jega suzenjstva tudi nekaj pri-
morskih ljudi. sovrazni ljudje in
njihovi jeziki, XII ne mirujejo
nikdar, so lagali tudi v teh kra-
jih kot takrat ma zacetku meseca
maja 1915 pri mas. Dobro Sc lah-
ko Sc vsak spomni, kako SO la
gall, da nosijo partizani S seboj
cele jerbase oci, XII jih iztikajo
slovenskim ljudem in nismo po-
zabili onih zalostnih procesij
umikajocega Sc slovenskega
ljudstva v lagerje ma Korosko in
Italijo.
Ali maj bi bill delezni teh la
gerjev tudi nekateri nasi pri-
morski ljudje? Ne, &c so resnic-
nj Primorci! In resnicen Primo
rec je samo tisti, XII je Titov, IT,
sti, XII je zmozen svojem srcu
in dust toliksne ljubezni in po-
stenosti, kot jo je v stanu imeti
samo Titov clovek. Postenosti in
ljubezni do domovine, do sebe
in socloveka. &c ina to-in pri-
morski clovek to ima-naj Sc
vrne. Pri mas size svobodno SON.
ce, tam pa, kamor ga vodijo da-
nasnji koraki, nj svobode in je
ma koncu te poti samo smrt. Ia
lostna smrt, brez domace besede,
brez domacih zvonov in v tuji,
sovrazni zemlji.
Ponos in veselje obhaja clo-
veka, ko gleda zdrave, postene
in zavedne primorske ljudi. Ii
ste 1--WE in neustrasene poroke,
XII hocejo S svojim delom res
nicno in z veliko ljubeznijo do
domovine in Tita pripomogli oh
pravem casu in v pravi meri tu-
di pri tenn, da bodo odpadli su-
zenjski okovi slehernemu Slo-
vencu in da bo cd Gospe Svete
do Jadrana veselo in svobodno
zaklicalo sleherno slovensko ziv-
ljenje: mi smo Titovi in Tito
je nas!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-23
Dr. Met0d MiKuS:
Nikdar premogoni in vselei zmagovolci
tPosneto il "slovenskesa porosevalca')
DR.. MetOd MikuS:

(Posneto il "Slovel
Mad primorsko zemljo size
sonce, povsod zori grozdje in S
sadjem oblozeno drevje, mad ze-
lenimi Brdi lezi visoko poletje
svetega Mihela, kot pravijo Bri-
ci. Kot modre otroske oci sc "a
ustavlja Soca v globokih tolmu-
nih, zdi sc, da sc lie s tezavo loci
cd svobodne slovenske zemlje.
Kot v jeklo zavito in okamenelo
je morje, svobodne planine pa
rastejo in hocejo prerasti samo
sonce.
Ma nekem slavoloku v Postoj-
nj wise raztrgani okovi in ma po-
nekaterem napisu, XII pozdravlja
svobodni primorski svet, ljudi
in obiskovalca, je zapisano: "Pr-
vic v zgodovini delamo zase!!"
Oboje, strgane verge in napis s
tako globoko in resnicno vsebi-
no tt pozene solze veselja, da
sam ne YES kdaj in da Sc jih ne
mores niti ubraniti. In povsod
Isrecujes tiste sijajne primorske
Iljudi, XII so strgali suzenjske vezi
in XII Sc vso odlocnostjo, pono-
som in znacajnostjo primorske-
|ga Slovenca zavedajo re takoj
prvega dne, da jemljejo svojo
bodocnost, sreco in veselje v svo-
je lastne roke.
Ponosno kot zmagovalci gle
dajo primorski ljudje ma te strte
okove, XII so danes ze samo zgo-
dovina. Vecina primorskih ljudi,
a ne vsi, prav vsi. Crta, zica, XII
maj bo nova meja, pomenja "a
marsikaterega Sc suzenjske We
rige. To bodeco zico tudi obcuti
in priznava samo kot do skra jno-
sti discipliniran clovek. Ne pri-
znava pa je srcem in voljo, ker
primorski clovek nj bill in ne bo
nikoli suzenj.
Ia nacrt, XII maj bi bila meja
in XII ledenim mrazom obda ia
srca in duse nasih Sc neodrese-
nih bratov in sester, je kaplja
bridkega pelina v case nasih da-
nasnjih praznicnih dni. Toda res
samo kaplja pelina in nikakor
ne obupa. In to celotno primor-
sko ljudstvo tudi We. Mic mani
kot To, da disciplinirano in kot
Sc spodobi "a prave Titove ljudi,
upostevajo sedanjo zicno oviro
-mejo in mic mani kot to, da
TAXA meja, XII tt reze polovico hi
Sc, hiso cd hleva, vinograd cd
ostale posesti, ne more drzati v
dodge rodove.
| Kdo je strl okove danasnji,
osvobojeni Primorski? En- sam
odgovor je ma to vprasanje, ja-
sen in resnicen kot sonce, da
nasi sijajni primorski ljudje sa-
mi, podprti cd pomoci vseh ju.
goslova9skih narodov in nasega
velikega ruskega brata. Zato je
tudi svoboda resnicna in popol-
ma. Zato danes lahko mirno spi
veliki primorski in nesmrtni ju-
max Vojko. Zato je danes velik
prank vseh tistih znanih in
neznanih tisocerih partizanskih
borcev in bork, XII so kot vecni
in neumrljivi poroki danasnje
svobode legli v prezgodnje gro
bove.
Nj torej lie slucaj ali samo
hipno navdusenje, &c je primor-
sko ljudstvo zmagovalec polka
zalo v teh dneh visek svojega
veselja prav oh prihodu Jugo-
slovanske armade. V zagorelih
in junaskih Titoyih borcih je
spoznalo in proslavilo sebe sa-
nOnOlnOnna ali na delnO hi1f
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-23

lskega poroSevalca)
mega, svoje delo in svoje image.
v Titovih tankih in orjaskih to-
lpovih gleda svoje lastne jeklene
pesti, v Titovih oficirjih svoje
edine vojaske voditelje in v cla-
nih slovenske in jugoslovanske
Wade svoje edino postavno vod-
stvo "a vso, uspehov in napred-
ka polno bodocnost.
Dvomim, &c Sc bo kdaj naslo
pero, XII bi moglo vso dostoj-
nostjo in resnicnostjo opisati
vse te danasnje velike in zgodo-
vinske dneve.
Tezko je najti besedi, XII bi
mogle orisati vse tiste solze ve-
selja starih zenic v Brdih, njiho-
vo otrosko vdani in prijazni
stisk roke in kratke besede ve-
selja in zahvale: "Ste vendar
prisli. Dolgo, dolgo smo cakali." :"
V teh besedah je skrita VISA dol
ga zgodovina tezkih ur, TRIPLE
MIA, borb in pricakovanja. Tez-
ko bo opisati ure in ure dolgo
pot trde ljudske korenine iznad
Bovca k proslavi zmagoslavja v
Kobarid. Kaj vse je nosil ia clo-
vek v srcu in kako je vse te ne
izgovorjene besede dusila solza
veselja, XII mu nj pustila do be-
sede.
Vedimo, da so ljudje diva dni
in dive noci pricakovali, kdaj,
kje in kako bo vkorakala Jugo-
slovanska armada in nihce nj po-
mislil ma spanje. Matere Sc cd
otrok vso skrbnostjo zahteva-
lie, da so oblekli nedeljske oble-
ke "a prihod nase vojske, fantje
in mozje so sc vso noe pogovar-
jail in ugibali, kaksna in kako
mogocna je Titova armada in
bill so sprva uzaljeni, ko je pri-
slo v njihov kraj tako malo VOL
ske. S ponosom so ogledovali
moderno in silno orozje. Cutili
so, da jim tenn varstvu ne bo-
sta utegnila motif praznicnih
in veselih dni stara sovraznika
slovenskega ljudstva, imperiali-
zem in fasizem.
In nazadnje, kdo bi mogel OPT
sati vsem tistim globokim in
pravilnim razumevanjem vse
skrivne zelje primorskega dekle-
ia, XII je leta in leta pricakovalo
tistega borca, da bi ga zasulo S
cvetjem. Zato so bill tanki, XII
so Sc vracali proti Ajdovscini,
kot bi sc vozili ma svatbo, zato
so topovi, okraseni svobodnim
primorskim cvetjem, izgledali
dosti miroljubno; kot ure tocno
so zasedli borci polozaj i'm svo-
lboda je prisla.
Minili bodo prazniki in pri-
marsko ljudstvo bo zacelo ures-
nicevati vsebino drugega napi-
.sa ma slavoloku: 'Prvic v zgodo-
vini delamo zase!!" Titova Jugo-
slavija sirokogrudno, kot more
samo ona, poklanja svojim maj
novejsim drzavljanom cetrt mill
jarde dinarjev, primorsko ljud-
stvo-zmagovalec pa svoje de-
lovne roke, pridnost in neugna-
no voljo, ustvariti 81 vedno bolj-
Sc in lepse. In ker bodo prvic v
zgodovini delali resnicno Ease,
bodo delali s tenn tudi "a druge,
"a veliko skupno slovensko dru-
Zinc, "a veliko skupnost Titovih
narodov. In kdo more dvomiti,
da zmagovalci v boju ne bodo
tudi veliki zmagovalci v delu?
! Gotovo je, da bodo prisle te-
lave, a teh sc clovek-zmagova-
. ,1niSonih 1CO katO1iSkih car.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-23
Diva deGka

Seveda, on nj mogel spreme-
niti soncnega sistema in prisi-
liti sonce, da bi sc sukalo okoli
zemlje. Incl pa je vtistih tenn
nih cash pogum, trditi to, kar
je sedaj jasno vsakemu solarju.
In zato so ga skoraj sprawl ma
oni svet "brez preltja krvi," ka-
kor Sc je takrat reklo, ma grma-
di, oh prisotnosti vseh njegovih
somescanov.
o Galilleu pripovedujejo tole
zgodbo: Ko je bill Sc decek, je sci
nekoc v cerkev k masi. Tam ga
nj mic drugega zanimalo, kakor
velika svetilka, XII je visela ne
dalec cd MEGA ma dolgi verizici
izpod kupole. Nekdo Sc je zadel
oh MO ramo ali glavo, in sve-
tilka Sc je pocasi zazibala naprej
in nazaj.
Galilleu Sc je zazdelo, da traja
to zibanje svetilke naprej in ma
zaj vedno e mako dolgo. Polago-
ma so Sc nihaji unesli, postajali
so manjsi in manjsi, dokler Sc nj
svetilka popolnoma umirila. A
tudi pri manjsem razmahu je
doba nihanja bila ista.
Pozneje je Galillei svoje opa-
zanje preskusil. Zapazil je, da
VISA nihala-male utezi ma niti-
kencujejo svoje nihanje isti cas-,
&c je dolzina ista. Cim krajsa je
bila nit, tenn mani casa je ira
jalo nihenie.
vi 81 morete sami napraviti
nekoliko takih nihal razne dolzi-
ne in jih kamor koli obesiti. &c
jih sunete in spravite IL ravno-
vesja, zapazite, da Sc kratka nj
hala cesce premikajo, kakor
dolga in da sc enaka nihala ena-
ko zibljejo.
Napraviti Sc da nihalo, da bo
trajal vsak nihaj ma desno in le-
vo ravno sekundo. Zato mora
biti nit okoli en- meter dolga.
Ko je Galilei vse to zapazil, je
pojmil, da je nazadnje resil sta
70 uganko in nasel ono, kar ira
ia vedno isti cas-. Zacel je misli-
ii, kako bi priredil "a uro nina
10, XII bi jo reguliralo, da hi do
bro sla.
Nj Sc mu posreeilo napraviti
tako uro. To je storil drug zna-
menit ucenjak-Holandec Kri-
stijan Huygens.
Kaj mi je pravilo nihalo?
Dobro Sc pomnim, da sc mi je
v zgodonji mladosti, ko Sc nisem
vedel, zakaj je ura, nihalo zdelo
kakor strog clovek, XII vedno in
vedno svari pred Gem. Ma pri-
mer:
Ne-smae$, ne-sme$
se-sati pal-ca.
Ko sem Sc pozneje tezko ma.
util po polozaju kazalcev raz.
poznavati cas-, da sem vedel, OF
kolikih je, Sc Sc vedno nisem
mogel iznebiti strahu, XII sem ga
incl pred uro. Zamotana mnozi.
ca zivahnih kolesc mi je bila
skrivnost, XII je nikdar ne mo-
rem raZumeCl.
Ureditev ure pa vendar nj ta'
ko zamotana.
Brez truda najdete tukaj utez
in boben, ma katerem je namota'
ma vrvca. z bobnom vred sc OBJ
raca zobcasto kolo. To prvo kolo
vrti malo vretence, z MIN vreo
pa urno kolo, XII sedi z MIN na
isti osi. Temu kolesu Sc prav
urno, ker je mani pricvrscen urn
kazalec. Urno kolo suce drugc
vretence, znjim vred pa pogon'
sko kolo. Vse je dosihdob ureje'
no tako, kakor pri urah .preo
Galilleiom in Hygensom. Rail-
ka je v tenn, da tn nj vratila ir
|balansirke; namesto teh je dru
|ga priprava, XII zadrzuje pogon
lsko kolo in ne daje utezi, da b
lse prehitro spuscala.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-06
TWO LOSE LIVES
IN FOREST FIRE
Nine Others Overcome By
Smoke From Blaze In
Sierra Madre Range

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 5 -P)-
Two men we're killed, two badly
burned and at least nine over
come by smoke today as they
fought a brush fire flaring out OF
control in big Tujunga canyon,
North Of Los Angeles in the Sierra
Madre range.
Sheriff's Sgt. j. F. Garvin said
the dead men, identified as Carl
M~asterson, 81, U.S.. Forest Serv-
ice worker, and Harry Duffy, 10,
member of Deer Creek Fire Sup
preston camp, caught in a
draw and suffocated.
Their bodies remained in the
canyon but the flames YER NOV.
ing away and fire fighters hoped
to reach them soon.
District Ranger M. W. Durham
of the U. S. Forest Service, d1
recting more than 300 fire fight
RI said more than 100 cabins II
| the area were endangered. He
said the fire was the worst If
this area since 1924 and it nigh
be "a hours or more before i
could be controlled.
The Red Cross dispatched
| crew of 80 women volunteers tt
operate a canteen, together with
trained first aid and resuce work
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-06
BARNHlLL INQUEST
SET FOR FRIDAY
Coroner's Jury Will Inquire
Into Death OF Lumber.
ton Policeman
(SpeciaI To The Star)

LUMBERTON, Aug. S - An IN
quest will be held in Marion,
S. c., Friday night into the death
of Patrolman ]. w. Barnhill, 81,
Of the Lumberton police depart
ment, who died in a Florence hos
pital Monday night.
Patrolman Barnhill died about
an hour after having been shot in
his automobile near Marion. The
bullet is believed to have been
fired from his own .38 calibre pis-
tol, officers said.
The shooting was at first report.
ed to be a suicide but Sheriff j.
Leon Gasque Of Marion county,
said today that the death Of Barn.
hill is still under investigation.
Barnhill joined the Lumberton
police force on July l after having
been a police officer in Marion
for some time. He did not report
for duty Sunday night and the To-
cal police did not know his where.
abouts until a message about tho
shooting came to Chief Randall
late Monday.
Chief Stephens said today that
Barnhill was an efficient office.
and was well liked here.
Funeral services were held at
the graveside in Marion cemetery
Tuesday at 5 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-06
NEW THIRD PARTY
GOAL OF LANCER
North Dakota Republican
Seeks Support OF Govern
ment Union Bodies

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5 -(P-
The Evening Star said today Sen
ator LANCER (R-ND) has asked
Government Employees
unions to enlist the support OF
their 500, 900 members in a move
to establish a new national politi-
cal organization.
The Senator, in Chicago, declin-
ed to comment.
LANCER, who has voted many
times with the Democrats on i'm
portant issues, has named himself
temporary chairman of the drive,
the paper said, to establish a ma
tional non-partisan league with
the idea of trying to influence the
major party conventions Or nomi-
mating its own candidate for presi-
dent.
He is said to have called on
labor, farm, samll business, and
other groups to join.
Calls For Pledges
The Star said LANCER conferred
with ALL officials ten days ago
and asked them to send to their
members copies Of an address he
made some time ago entitled
"Call To Action. In this he called
on 'plain, everyday folks" 10 sign
pledge cards to flight the battle
of the people,"
1.-THE union officials" the story
added, "were noncommittal at the
meeting with Senator LANCER, but
afterward they held a private
meeting attended by officials OF
the ALL Government Employees
council and the individual AFL
employees unions, and most OF
them decided not to go along with
the plan.
Zone postal group, however,
tentatively decided to follow Sen
ator Langer's request. Union Off
Gals are now reported undecided,
however, and the union may
change its mind"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-06
SWEDISH COUNCIL
OFFERS RECRET
Apologies Sent To Madam
Eva Peron, Target OF
Tomato Throwing Mob

BERN, Switzerland, Aug. 5|R
The Swiss Federal council ex
pressed regret tonight that Sonora
Eva Duarte Peron, wife OF Presi'
dent Juan D. Peron of Argentina,
had been the victim of stone and
tomato throwing incidents during
her current visit to Switzerland.
The council, Switzerland's CHIEF
executive authority, instructed the
justice and police department to
conduct a thorough investigation
Of both incidents.
In Bern Monday tomatoes were
thrown at a car in which Sonora
Peron was riding with Swiss For
eign Minister Max Petitpierre
and it splashed over other occu-
pants OF the car.
Two men and a woman, de.
scribed by police as members Of
the Swiss Labor party, were ar.
rested in connection with the to-
mato throwing incident, which oc'
Cured soon after Sonora Peron's
arrival.
From Bern, Sonora Peron pro.
ceeded today to Lucerne where {
b%ystander threw a stone which
shattered the windshield of hel
car.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-06
'UMSTEAD SPIKES
GOVERNOR RUM0R
Junior Senator Says He
Has Nothing To Do With
Any Candidate

DURHAM, Aug. 5-P)-Political
talk to the effect that Senator
William B. Umstead. in his cam
paign for election to the United
States Senate, will tie in with a
candidate for North Carolina gov
ernor was squelched by the Sena-
tor today.
81 have had nothing to do with
any candidacy for governor, and
1 have no information as to who
will run, except what has ap-
peared in the press, he said.
He denied having any knowl-
edge as to whether Secreatry OF
War Kenneth C. Royal of Goldsd-
boro, would enter the gubernatoi-
al race.
Reached during the first day in
his new offices here, Senator UNI
tead described the foreign situa-
ton as Every Serious" said he
hoped that "as many farmers as
possible get back their land in
Camp Butner." but what he said
with most emphasis was simply:
I'm glad to be back home aft
er seven months absence"
He declined to comment on the
Taft-Hartley labor bill, describing
it as water over the dam, except
See UMSTEAD On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-06
Judge Will
Be Appointed
Governor Riled Over Free
ing Of Suspects In At
tempted Lynching

JACKSON, Aug. s. up Seven
white men were freed today on
charges Of a lynching attempt
upon a young Negro and shortly
afterward Governor R. Grega
Cherry condemned failure Of the
Northampton county grand jury to
indict them as a miscarriage Of
Justice"
The grand jury, by Ealing to
indict, also freed the Negro, "a
year-old Goodwin Buddy Bush,
who had been charged with an at
tempted assault upon a young
white married woman.
Governor Cherry, in Raleigh,
expressing disappointment that no
indictment was returned against
the seven white men said action
of the grand jury "does not close
the case"
The governor said he would "in.
struct a Superior court judge to
convene a court, sit as a commit.
ting magistrate, give thorough in
vestigation to this matter, hear
all available evidence, and com
NIT those charged for trial in an
adjoining county," This he said he
could do under authority given
him by North Carolina laws.
Governor Speaks
Undoubtedly a crime has been
committed by those who entered
the Jackson Jail, and one of the
members of the mob had on
fessed to the crime" the COVER
nor said. 1.-THE jury should nave
found a true bill in order that this
evidence could have been heard
in open court"
The Governor told newsmen to-
night that ut might be the end
o. the month" before the superior
court judge could hear the witness
ses in the case. He said that some
time would be needed to arrange
for the hearing.
The governor said that he would
ask Judge j.. Paul Frizzelle, who
presided over the case which end
ed today, to sit as committing
magistrate. A judge acting in
such a capacity may sit in an ad-
joining county and recommit the
case for grand jury action in that
county. The counties adjoining
Northampton are Hartford, Hall
fax, BERTHE, Edgecombe and Mar
tin.
Meanwhile, Attorney General
Harry Mcmillan, whose Office
See JUDGE On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-06
FIRE DESTROYS FIVE
BUILDINGS, AIRSHIPS
AT Fl. WORTH, TEX.

FORT WORTH, Tex, Aug. 5. -
P)- Five buildings and an unde-
termined number of surplus mill.
tary aircraft were destroyed by
fire which ragged across Hicks
Field, North Of Fort Worth today.
Other planes and stockpiles OF
aircraft parts were damaged by
the blaze, which fed from build
ing to building and plane to plane
on high, dry grass under the i'm
petus of a stiff Southwest wind.
The grass fire raced under hun
dreds of planes parked wing to
wing. Some Of them escaped with
superficial damage but others ig-
nited and burned to the metal
framework before the fire was
brought under control.