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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09

gress and their wives, at the an
nual reception and dance. 1t was
one of the incest parties the North
Carolinians have given in a UNI
Der of years. The line formed neal
the stage of the ballroom, with DR..
and Mrs. Fred Morrison announc'
ing the guests to John K. Slear.
president of the Society and Mis-.
Slear who in turn presented them
to the honor guests. Senator Hoey
and Senator Umstead headed the
delegation which included the new
members, Representatives Hamll.
ton C. Jones. C. B. Deane and
Monroe Redden. Dancing started
- 10 pm. Bouffant skirts and
black tie complimented the oc.
casIon and pretty young girls
swirled over the floor gal1.y
Prior to the reception, the guests
of honor were entertained by the
officers and Board of Governors
of the North Carolina Soclety.
Covers were laid in the Blue Room
IOl Y IL e OllSlC0SlOl lt.lCS a tiAl1.
the Undersecretary of Var n
Mrs, Kenneth C. Royal, the
Comptroller General of the United
States and Mrs. Lindsay Warren,
the Assistant to the Attorney Gen
eral, T. Lamar Caudle; Mrs. Eu-
nice Hessick. treasurer of the So
ciety. Mrs. Mary Cottreil, former
CongressWoman, Miss Jane Pratt;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Webb, Mr..
and Mrs. A. D. McFayden. Mrs.
Annie Lee Chisholm, Mr.. Thomp-
son, MI. and Mrs. W. N. Evans,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Newman, Mr..
and Mrs. w. o. Stroud, Miss Isl
bella Richardson; Col. and Mrs
Greasy of Wilmington; Mr.. and
Mrs. Jackson Davis, Gen. Cox.
and his handsome son, Albert, who
commutes from Baltimore each
day. Also DR.. and Mrs. Mou,son.
Mrs. John Borden, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Walden.
Music came forth from Dave
McWilliams orchestra and if you
don't think they a turn out q
real rumbo or jambo, you're mis-
taken. Of course there was lois OF
tumble and chatter, pretty girls
and handsome lads. DR.. c. C. Crit
tenden was there and Charles
Murphy, new assistant to the Pres.
ident and their wives, Mr.. and
Mrs. John M. Rail, also Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckinney.
Still others were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wilbur Jenkins; Mrs. Mary
Colvin Murphy, who was in charge
of the card games, Major Dunk
ley and Mrs. Allie Hoke, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maxwell Cox. Mr.. and Mrs.
R. F. Matthews, Mrs. Charles M.
Clegg, Miss Nina Britton. Miss
Patsy Lowe, Mrs. E. L. Mason
and hundreds more.
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Washington Social
Events Cancelled
Continued From Page One)

! nan the country First Lady, was
honor guest at a luncheon given
by h e Women's National Demo-
cratic club, and while Democrats
may not be so plentiful on Capitol
Hill, they certainly showed up in
abundance. Absolutely every club
woman who could squeeze in a
reservation to stand or sit
turned out to greet Mrs. Truman.
Many of the club members had
to be turned away. The program
was an interesting one, too. With
a panel discussion .Women's Role
in Practical Politics. led by Mrs.
Joseph O'Mahoney, speaking fol
official v and Mrs. May
Thompson Evans of High Poin:
and Greensboro, assistant director
of the Labor department and for
mer ardent party worker as an
other speaker. Mrs Fred Morri-
son, recording secretary, was seat
ed at the head table near Mrs.
Truman. Others at the luncheon
included Mrs. Jackson, Anne Ora
ham, Davis, Mrs. George Souls
sat, Mrs. Braxton Jones, Mrs.
Lamar Caudle, Mrs. Bates War
rem. and Mrs. Milden Fa:rior.
The Undersecretary of War and
Mrs. Kenneth Claiborne Royal
were among the guests of Sill
Alwayn and Lady Crow when they
entertained at cocktails thai after
noon in the Burgundy room of the
Wardman Park hotel. The follow
ing day Mrs. Royal was ole OF
the guests of honor at a luncheon
for the wives of officers of the
Army Ordnance department in the
Congressional Room of the Willard
hotel.
Drawing Collectors interest the
first of the week was the silver
tea with an exhibition of Heir
looms that was sponsored by the
District of Columbia Society,
Daughters of the American colo
nists, at 1927 18th ST., N. W. The
heirlooms exhibited we're articles
belonging to or loaned to members
and Included primarily laces, fans
and jeWelry. In charge of these
lovely relics of the past were Mrs.
Robert H. Mcneil, Mrs. Ralph
Pendexter and Mrs. Lee D.. Pen
nington.
Mrs. Bates Warren, chairman OF
Circle No. 3 Of the R~ectors Aid
of St. Margaret's church is spon.
soring a card party and tea to
be given next Thursday afternoon
in the parish house of the church.
Tea will be served at 4:30. The
affair is an annual event, and
promises to be, of unusual success
this year with this energetic Tar
Heel at the helm.
All party roads didn't lead to
Rome last Saturday evening. In
fact for some 1900 or more North
-d10.n.ans and their friends, all
roads appeared to converge on the
Shoreham hotel, where the North
Carolina Society was entertaining
the Tar Heel Delegation in Con
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
Mss Geneva Batten Becomes Bride
M George 7. Averette In Whiteville

.urFvILLE. Feb. 8, The
W%hlns+er Presbyterian church
s'fn nj scene Of a beautiful wed !.
|,s the sunday afternoon at 5
Fns ou n,hen Miss Geneva Ba1ten,
o'clock Mrs. Ada Hill Hayes, be-
Fee ne bride of George Taylor
Pn I.stt te' son of Mrs. j, T. Az;
@ ~ ST.. and the late Mr. Az
F e r. Rev. c. R. Gleason pastor,
|5e ts using the single ring
snlO Vows we're spoken in the
as before a background OF
fa lesf nine, woodwardla fern, end
ns sssrn smilax arranged TO form
1so,,ptte Of greenery for fifteen
5racehed white candeiaora
vsn cathedral tapers. In
'raTsed throughout the cnancei
aoor baskets of white gladioli
I,nn chrysanthemums and as
np'" The cathedral windows,
''.opd with white, we're hung
r. asrlands Of smilax and lighted
l'rnino tapers in trlple-branch-
Vulolohra. Family peWS were
F,s.sd With aaite satin bows.
n1;or t3 the ceremony Mrs.
|lT itD' Wilkinson Powell, pianist.
.!snted a half-hour program OF
S.5sl music. Mrs. Ruth Carr
.p.is soloist. included in her Sc
a.an. because by d'Hardelot,
\ : oye You Truly, by Carrie ia
h. . Bond. and during the cere-
sa s fsng The Lords Prayer
4 'DI Malotte. Traditional wedding
E[,rrbes were used. During the
|'aStjng Of the troth TO A Wild
(o,e' was softly played.
[pofore the entrance OF the bridal
|.rty tbe %groomsmen, August JONI
!a.nks it,, and Graham Carl
FDre, cousins OF the bride, lighted
b candles
1obn Overton Of Oxford, was the
rdegroom's best man. Ushers
[prp c. C. stophe, James Kelly.
tsoree Dewey Hardee, Jr.. and
|srk E. Griffin, Jr,, of Raleigh.
The bride, given in marriage by
h. brother, George H. Batten,
[orP an original Jay Thorpe we'd
rs gown in white Catoi duchess
I'M. It was designed with d neck
\, and yoke of pointe de Venice
frs giving an off the shoulder eff
Fl fitted bodice, tight fitting
fspves ending in Gala lily points
Ter the hands. and a full skirt
[Nch extended into a court tram.
H. chapel-length veil of illusion
from a Juliet cap designed of
fsds. She carried a white satin
rave book topped by a purple
nsted orchid shoWered with
tproses and sWeetpeas. Her only
fpsment was a strand of pearls
hi Of the bridegroom.
Nrs. NJ. L. Johnson, only sister
the bride. was matron-of-nonor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
Cornelius Harnett
Teen-Agers Elect
Officers Al Nee!


The Cornelius Harnett Teen-Age
club held a business meeting FIJI
day night at recreation center to
elect new officers. After the meet
ing refreshments were served by
Connie Surles, Natalee Hill, and
Nadine Bryant.
The new officers are as follows:
President, Jack Bishop; vice-pres-
ident Nadine Bryant; secretary,
Inca Bryant t: treasurer, Peggy
Grimsley: program committee;
Louie Clark, Raymond Bishop,
Mary Branner, Emerson Surles'
refreshment c 0 m m ittee, Natalee
Hill, Connie Surles and BraIlltey
Flowers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
BP0 Does Plan
0rganizational
Meeting Tuesday

An 'organizational meeting Of
the BPO Does will be held Tues.
day evening at 8 o'clock at the
Elks lodge, 400 South Front street.
All persons interested in becom-
ing charter members are urged
to attend this meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09

il black with corsage OF white ar
nations.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a reception was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred New
bern, an aunt and uncle OF the
bride.
After a wedding trip to the noun.
tains of Western North Carolina the
couple will be at home at 2627
Adams street, Riverside apart
ments.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. Jason F. Crib of
III Montgomery avenue, announce
the birth of a son, Larry Gene,
January 80 at Marion Sprunt an
mex. Mrs. Crib is the former Ma
mic Council of Hallsboro.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
. q
Lois 0'Sullivan,
W. A. Marine, Jr.,
To Marry In April

Mr.. and Mrs. Harper O'Sullivan
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Lois Emily, to W. A. Ma
rine, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Marine of this city.
The wedding will take place in
Anri1.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09

To save edible fats, cellulose
others we're used as soap substi.
tutes in Germany during the war.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-22

sel v Kanal in Rihemberg v
spremstvu celih kolon civilne in
okupacijske vojne policije ma
jeepih in motorjih,, kar je dalo
njegovim obiskom Sc vecji pro-
vokatorski znacaj.
Prihodnje dni bo nadskof
Margotti oh priliki brine obs
kal Kaborid in sodec po pripra-
yah v Kobaridu bodo v tenn kra-
ju podvzeti podobni teroristicnj
ukrepi proti civilnemu prebival'
stvu. TUNJUG We iz zanesljivih
virov, da Sc v Kobaridu priprav.
liza aretacija velikega stevila an
tifasisticnih borcev. Tako nede.
mokratsko in teroristicno posto.
panic bi pomenilo nov dokaz
brutalnosti civilne policije ir
okupacijskih oblastev ter njiho
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-22
FA$ISTIcNI NADSKOF
MARGOTTI Sc VEDNO
IZZIVA

Ogorcenje antifasistienega
.prebivalstva cone A Julijske
Krajine zaradi teroristicnega
nastopa anglo-ameriske vojaske
uprave in njenih organov Oh pri-
liki prihoda zasovrazenega gori-
skega nadskofa Margottija v
Kanal in Rihemberk, ko je civil
ma policija aretirala pred njego-
vim prihodom veliko stevilo an
tifasisticnih borcev in podvzela
druge teroristicne ukrepe proti
antifasisticnemu prebivalstvu,
sc Sc vedno nj poleglo.
Kot je znano, je civilna polici-
ia oh tel priliki 13. in IA. avgu-
sta aretirala v Kanalu sedem in
v Rihembergu 27 antifasisticnih
10 dobre We, kako ga narodi Ju-
borcev. Nadskof Margotti, XII ze-
Ilijske Krajine zaradi njegove' ia
sisticne minulosti sovrazi, je pri-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-22
STRAIN 8

viii organov napram slovenske-
mu prebivlastvu.
z ozirom ma to, da sc vsi tt
teroristicni ukrepi izvajajo in
pripravljajo v krajih, XII ma osno-
vi mirovne pogodbe Italijo pri-
padejo k Jugoslaviji, dobi to po-
stopanje Sc poseben provokator-
ski znacaj v okviru nedemokrat-
skin nastopov anglo-ameriske
vojaske uprave proti slovenske-
mu prebivalstvu Julijske Kraji-
ne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-22
FKavtaik je -svojs
spijonsieo delo skusal
spretno kamufiirati

"Obtozeni Leo Kavenik pri-
znava dejanja, XII mu jih oeita
obtoznica. Toda njihov pomen
hoce zmanjsati s tenn, ces da sc
ia porocila bila idejna, da je po-
siljal porocila v inozemstvo cato,
ker mu je donna bilo onemogo'
ceno pisanje v domaee dnevni'
ke, in daso ia porocila bila ne
kaksen surogat svobode tiska,
XII da je pri mas nj.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-22

upali ukreniti nicesar. Tako je
soobtozena Hocevarjeva smatra-
la, da brez njegove vednosti in
prisotnosti nj mogoce opraviti
sestanka S spijonsko Emo Deb
beler, imenovano Belgijko; So
obtozeni Ljubo Sire predlaga
svoja porocila ma predstavni-
stvu tuje drzave obtozenemu Cr-
tomiru Nagodetu v ocenitvo, da
lie mu predlozi svoja vohunska
porocila v svico in center 1O1' v
Avstriji in komentar ter pripom-
be k projektu 'ustave,' XII jo je
organizacija dobila cd takozva-
ne komande 'Slovenske armije.'
"Obtozeni Crtomir Nagode je
dajal naloge in dolocal smer
uresnicitvi istih, tako obtozeni
Bogdanu Stare, kakor Zoranu
Hribarju in Ljubotu Sircu. IL
vseh teh dejstev, kakor tudi il
njegovih 'zapiskov' jasno izhaja,
da je incl v inkriminirani orga-
nizaciji vodilno vlogo ter da-
jail pobudo vsemu njihovemu de-
lovanju. O tenn Sc je lahko So
disco prepricalo ma stevilnih do
kazih, kakor ma izjavah soob-
tozencev Pavle Hocevarjeve, 70
rama Hribar, Ljuba Sirca, Sva-
|topluka Zupan in Angelo Vode
ter stevilnih njegovih lastnih il
javah v 'zapiskih.'
'tDa je bila to spijonska orga-
nizacija, da je bila vsa mreza cd
vsega pocetka organizirana "a
spijonske namene, dokazuje &C.
lotno delo te skupine. Dejanja
so nesporno spijonska, toliko "a
vesti obtozenemu Nagodetu VEN
darle pripisujemo, da je vedel,
kaj della.
"Da ie bill obtozeni Crtomir
Nagode vodja te spijonske orga-
nizacije, dokazuje tudi to, da SO
VISA spijonska porocila, direktive
in naloge, XII so jih bodisi posa'
mezniki, bodisi skupina prejel
il inozemstva, ali koder koli, pri
nesli soobtozenemu v odlocujo
&c mnenje. Pri MEM je bilo pr
hisni preiskavi najdeno najvet
spijonske poste, spijonskih po
rocil v inozemstvu bivajocims
Drcarju in Glusicu "a njuno spi
jsnsko delo.
"Zagovor obtozenca, da Sc n
zavedal svojega vohunskega de
lovanja, temvec, da je sprevide
to sele oh zadnji posiljki, to j
oh tako zvani veliki posiljki, po
stane smesen, posebno, &c po
mislimo, ,da je obtozeni Crtomi
Nagode re med okupacijo bill pc
vezan agentom tujih spijon
skin sluzb Vauhnikom, O kate
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-22

venskimi studenti v Peruggi po
nalogi karabinjerskega majorja
D'Amata. Obtozeni Franjo Sire
prenasa omenjena sporocila med
simon in karabinjerskim major
jem.
ia vsakega cd obtozencev bi
mogli nasteti vrsto zlocinov.
Razprava je to re ugotovila in
smatramo, da je obtoznica v tel
tocki v celoti potrjena. (Ploska-
ME in pritrjevanje).
Nagode je bill vodja
spijorske organizacije
''V mnozici zlocinskih dejanj
prvo-obtozenega Crtomira Ma
godeta 81 poglejmo, cesa nj pri-
znal.
ION sam, njegovi zapiski in
dokumenti povedo, da je obtoz-
MICA utemeljena. Ne prizna: 1.
da bi bill politicni svetovalec v
stabu Draze Mihajlovica, 2. da
bi bilo njegovo sodelovanje "a
vestno spijonsko in 3. da bi bill
idejni vodja inkriminirane orga-
nizacije.
"Vsa druga dejstva, navedena
v obtoznici, je obtozeni Crtomir
Nagode potrdil in primal. Pri-
znal je, da so Sc pri MEM vrsili
sestanki, nekako cd decembra
leta 1915 in da so sc ma teh Sc
stankih razgovarjali in sklepali
o stvareh, XII so inkriminirane v
obtoznici. Primal je, da Sc je ma
teh sestankih debatiralo O po-
siljkah, XII jih je organizacija
dobila iz vohunskega centra 1O1
v Avstriji, da so ma teh sestan-
kin pripravljali odgovore ma vo-
hunska narocila in povelja z
inozemstva. Primal je, da je dial
pobudo "a organiziranje zvez S
clani predstavnistva tuje drzave
preko Sirca in Furlana ter po-
zneje preko Zorana Hribarja
katerega je smatral "a sposob'
nejsega "a vzdrzavanje teh zvez
ices da je obtozeni Ljubo Sire s.
mlad in sc lahko zaleti. Prizna
je, da je postal preko svojih vo
hunskih zvez poziv predsednikl
Lige "a clovecanske pravice
Herriotu, v katerem scuva ma in
tervencijo proti Federativn
ljudski republiki Jugoslaviji, il
koncno, da je sodeloval v dob
okupacije stabom Mihaj jlovice
We vojske v Sloveniji ter je ime
pri tenn sodelovanju odlociln'
vlogo.
"Pri resevanju teh zlocinski]
/ in vohunskih nalog je incl pre-
, ostalimi clani toliko avtoritete
da brez njegove vednosti MIS-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-22

All ste naroGnik "EmakOprav-
nostg" ce ste, ali so Vosi prija-
telji in znancig 'EmakoproO-
most" je potrebma Vsoki druSimi
zaradi vaSnih Vesti in Vedno ak
taalnih Gzamkovt Strife "EnGko-
pr0CaOSt!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-22

Ikazniva dejanja in ze dana pri-
mania omiljuje, kar vsekakor
Ikaze ma njegovo veliko zakrk-
njenost. :
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-22
Razprava pred 0kroznim sodiScem LjubIjani
proti vohunski skupini: Nagode, Snoj, FurIan

Dosledno nadaljevanje
zloeinov med tkupacijo
"Stabu zlocinskega Draze so
posiljali porocila, elaborate ter
spomenice. Prevzeli so politicno
propaganda plat Mihajlovice-
vega staba "a Slovenijo. Njiho-
va naloga je bila zakriti vse
umazano sodelovanje okupa-
torjem, zakriti so hoteli pred
slovenskim ljudstvom to, da so
prihajali italijanski oficirji v
taborisca cetnikov v Isko in ma
Ortnek, dalje posiljanje orozja
v ia taborisca cd vojnega zlocin-
ca Zajca.
"Obtozeni Kavcnik 81 drzne v
imenu 'Pravde' napisati letak :
'Kdo je izdajalec.' Sire poroca v
svici, kamor je Sci po nalogu
'Pravde' kot njen zastopnik. Bla-
tt narodno osvobodilno gibanje
in povisuje Drazina grozodej-
stva. Isti Sire izjavi: 'Sprico te-
ga je "a mas prestal vsak predso-
dek glede sodelovanja okupa-
torjem, ker smo ga smatrali sa-
mo kot kamuflazo.'
"Nagodtevo zapiski propagi-
rajo oziroma registrirajo: 'Pri-
zanesljivost do belle garde, ker
da Jim bo lahko sluzila kot do
ber vojaski kader oh zlomu oku-
patorja pri prevzemu oblasti.'
20 sodelovanju vojnim zlo-
cincem Drazo Mihajlovicem bi
lahko napisali debelo knjigo,
dvakrat tako debelo kot so Ma
godetovi zapiski.
"Obtozeni Nagode pa pravi,
da je 'Pravda' delala ma strokov-
nih in obmejnih vprasanjih. Pr
vic, vse omenjeno delo nj nicesar
drugega, kak9r sodelovanje z
okupatorjem, drugic, kar SC
strokovnega napravili, je maj
pref nicvredno, ker vse stoji ma
predpostavki stare kapitalistic.
ne druzbene ureditve; vse, kal
so 81 napisali O obmejnih vprasa'
njih, pa so tudi izrocali tujim
agentom, da bi Sc tt mogli pri'
praviti in ovreci nase resnicne
prepricljive argumente. (Plo
skanje in pritrjevanje).
"3. Sodelovali so Vauhni
kom, XII je jasno razkrinkan ko
agent gestapa. Predlagali so g;
emigraciji v Rimu, maj ga po
stavijo "a vodjo Mihajlovice po
kreta v Sloveniji.
"a. Obtozeni Nagode napise
'Napotil sem Irta ma Dimnika il
mu oh tel priliki povedal, da in
terveniram samo posredno, d.
Sc ne bi razneslo, kako dobr
zvezo ina G.. S policijo."
"Parkrat zapise obtozeni Ma
code, kako so vsi prepricani, ID
ina zvezo vodstvi bega in oku
patorsko policijo.' To je namre
napisal tedaj, ko so clani njego
We skupine hodili k MENU, ma
intervenira. Nj dina brez ognja
Clani njegove lastne skupine s
dobro vedeli, zakaj sc mani obra
eajo. -
"Obtozeni Kavcnik sc je sesta
z Mihajlovicevim kurirjem 1cir
v hotelu Miklic. Vso Ljubljan
pozna predobro. Pravi pa, da I
vedel ,da je v Miklicu sedez e
stapa. Seveda, zanj gestapo
bill to, kar je bill "a posteneg
Slovenca, MENU je ia stvar tax
blizu, da ga ne mott sestanek
gnezdu te vojno-zlocinske ok
patorske policije. Mic nj cudn'
ga, &c clovek, kot je on, XII je pr
segel Pavelicu in mu vsiljev;
svoje usluge, XII je pripravlje
pred vsakomur upogniti svoj s.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-22
Ljubo Sire je zagrizen
sovraznik FLRJ

"Drugi obtozenec Ljubo Sire
je zagrizen sovraznik move IT.
tove Jugoslavije. L:
"Priznava ocitana mu kazni-
va dejanja, toda hoce zmanjsa-
ii njihov pomen v svojo obram-
DO, kjer navaja, da Sc nj zavedal,
da dejansko vrsi spijonazo. To-
da ia obramba zgubi vsako vred-
most, &c pomislimo, da je obto-
zeni Ljubo Sire vrsil obvesce-
valno sluzbo re v dobi okupaci-
je in da je takoj po osvoboditvi
sam poiskal soobtozenega Nago-
deta in je v svojem prvem poro-
cilu nakazal grozhe perspective,
Ekakor zapise obtozeni Nagode v
'zapiskih.'
ZaVedaJoc sc SVoJega protl-
ljudskega delovanja, 81 je pri-
pravljal kanale "a pobeg preko
meje v slucaju nevarnosti are
tactic. Cello clan predstavnistva
tuje drzave je besedami: Pa
zite sc OZNe,' pravilno oznaci]
sircevo protiljudsko delovanje.
"Bral je posiljke obvesceval-
| mega centra '1O1,' jih studiral
debatiral O njih ma sestankih
pri obtozencu Crtomiru Nagode'
tu ter pripravljal zahtevane od-
govore "a center '1O1.' IL vsegs
tega je jasno, da je smesna OBJ
ramba obtozenca, ces da Sc nj
zavedal, da gre "a spijonazo.
"Sicer pa obtozeni Sire same
pod tezo dokazov priznava svoj;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-22

rem sam pise, da je agent gesta-
pa, $ katerim je ,sodeloval, ter
njegovo zloeinsko delovanje po
voboditvi pomenja le nadalje-
vanje zlocinov il okupacije.
"Obtozenec pa je ma razpravi
.pokazal, ~kako .je pripravljen
umazati druge, zato, da bi Sc
sam izvlekel. Mirno priznava, da
je -bila posta namenjena vsej
skupini, ne MENU. Po vsem ME
govern nastopu pa moramo skle-
patti, da tega nj storil zaradi od-
kritosrcnega priznanja, ampak
IL sebienih razlogov, da hi S TEN
zmanjsal svojo krivdo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-22
KUPIMO HISE
Prazna hisa

LASTNIK PRODAJA-Hisa z 8 So
bami, klet pod vso hiso, lastni plin,
stednja in studencna voda, 3 CARA
ze, shramba "a orodje, kokosnjak,
Is akrqy 8 akri vinograda, 4 akre
prazne "zemlje, izvrstna Ia jagode;
traktor in farmsko orodje; trans
portacija; 16 mill cd Square, blizu
Fruehauf tovarne ma Walker Rd. v
Avon Lake. Sc lahko takoj vselite.
Sis, 500.
1880 Lawnview Ave-, HE 1877
Evening star., 1947-04-18
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY, APRIL ls 1877
Soviet and YugosIov Officers
Reported SettIinq in Italy

in Milan or Turin 70 ask the Yugo-
slav government to come to its aid
in breaking away from the "reac-
tionary" south.
This may seem far-fetched at the
present time, but it is a matter
which Is being seriously discussed
in many Italian and foreign quar-
ters. The fact Is that the italian
government has no means at its
disposal to deal adequately with any
threat to the nation.
The italian police force Is weak
and demoralized. So is the army,
which is composed at the present
time of only seven divisions, strewn
the length and breadth OF the
country. The italian Army and
police combined in Northern Italy
would make a very poor showing
against the well organized and well
equipped Communist groups trained
in guerrilla strategy.
The tragic economic conditions
which prevail in Italy are playing
into the hands of the Communists.
The fear of what will happen to-
morrow results in stagnation of
Italy'S economic life. People still
work hard to obtain a meal a day
for themselves and their families.
But there is fear everywhere about
what will happen when Togliatti
inside Italy and Marshal Tito out
side decide to show their hands.
Evening star., 1947-04-18

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