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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-24
STRIFE
OVER; RELIGIOUS
SERVICE PLANNED

AsUNC1ON, Paraguay, Aug. %
-P-President Higinio Morinigo's
government, which announced on
Thursday that it had emerged vic
torious in Paraguay's civil war,
lifted completely today the eur
few enforced in Asuncion since the
start of hostilities March Z.
City officials announced that a
mass would be offered tomorrow
for those killed in the fighting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-24
AGAIN
CONDEMN AMERICA
Second Demonstration Re-
ported; Death Toll
Three

CAIRO, Egypt, Aug. 23-R-An
Egyptian mob-protesting because
the United Nations security coun-
Gil has not ordered British troops
out of the Nile valley - surged
through. the streets Of Cairo to-
night shouting 'long live Russia
and Poland"
It was the second demonstration
of this sort in as many days.
AS was the case yesterday the
Egyptian shouted "down with inn
perialism, down with England,
down with America the traitor
A policeman was injured when
members of the crowd, estimated
to number more than 500 persons,
stoned a truckload of police who
tried to disperse them.
Two persons injured in yester-
days demonstration died today in
Cairo, bringing the death toll to
three, official sources said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-24
BY NORMAN CARIGNAN

QUITANDINHA, Brazil, Aug. 70
-RNArgentina today adhered to
her stand against force to stop
inter-American conflicts but ad-
mitted that aggression should be
branded as such whether from
within or without the western
hemisphere.
This position, together with Ar
gentina's insistence on a unani-
NOUS vote in taking joint hemi-
spheric action against aggression,
rather than the tWo-thirds MAORI
ty rule favored by the United
States, constitute the two main
obstacles to agreement on a mu-
tual defense pact in the donation
inter-American conference.
Argentine Delegate Pascua1 La
Rose told a closed session of a
subcommittee on aggression that
treaty measures permitting indi-
or collective employment
of force in the event of attack
from without should be adopted.
Continued on Page Two, Col. u
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-24
Dominicans Charge
Guatemala, Venezuela
With War Intrigue

CIUDAD TRUJILLO, Dominican
Republic, Aug. 23.-U.H-The Do
minican government today charged
Guatemala and Venezuela with
contributing war planes and large
sums of money for the revolution
airy expedition allegedly being pre-
pared in Cuba against this coun-
try.
A statement issued by the Off
cial Dominican information center
alleged that a revolutionary army
continued to train in Cuba 'for the
purpose Of overthrowing the Tru-
jillo administration here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-24
The Weather

Meteorological data for the "a hours
s'oNas 7:50 I'm yesterday.
Temperatures
d:5O am. "a; 7:3O am. IA; 1880 pm. 81;
1880 pm. II.
Maximum 0s; Minimum 70; Mean 80;
Normal II.
Humidity
80 am. 81; 7:30 am. 81; 100 pm. so;
7:cO pm. 80.
Precipitation
Iolai for "a hours ending 1880 pm. =
o00 inches,
IoiaI since the first of the month -,
ZIG inches. ,
Tides For Today
IRON the Tide Tables published by
- o Coast n Geodetic Survey
"i"IIlAslon 3:42 am. 1887 am
MIS- 4:25 pm. 11:39 pm.
"iaso2borr Inlet 1871 am. 7:46 am
2:22 pm. $40 pm.
oul9se $40; Sunset 6:49; Moonrise 2:0e
~ Moonset Hal pm.
NFeI Stage at Fayetteville, N. c. at
S'"' saturday, III feet.
hMASH1NGTON, Aug. 23.-[P-Weathel
fs JTiesu report of temperature and rain
+at lNf Inc "a hours ending 8 pm, in the
w,l.e-pdl cotton growing areas and else
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-24

Will Form
Government
Given Carte Blanche By
King, He Tells News
men Last Night
By L. S. CHAKALES

ATHENS, Greece, Aug. 23.-R
Paul tonight instructed
C%onstantin Tsaldaris to form a
new Greek cabinet a few hours
after an internal dispute brought
about the collapse OF the govern
ment Of royalist Premier Deme-
trios MaXimos.
Tsaldaris is a formr premier
and like Maximos is a member
of the Royalist Populist party
the strongest political organiza-
ton in parliament.
On leaving the palace Tsalda-is
told newsmen he had been given
carte blanche by the king in form
ing the new government He de-
clared he would endeavor to in
clude all political parties-includ-
ing the liberals and those whose
withdrawal today caused the
crisis-in the cabinet. Tsaldarls
added that he expected to an
nounce his list of ministers Mon
day.
Maximos' cabinet fell unexpect-
eddy after it's members disagreed
over the effectiveness of rightist
measures against Communicated
guerrilias. King Paul promptly
told political leaders that Greece's
current peril %p-ecluded her being
without a government for "even
a few hours"
AS soon as possible after the new
government is formed parliament
will be convened and new cleo
tions will be held, Tsaldaris said.
The word party will be deleted
in the. functioning of his cabinet,
the premier-designate added.
Tsaldaris did not say whether
he would name Napoleon Zervas
as a minister. The fall Of the
Maximos cabinet was provoked IN
part by a demand that Zervas
be removed from the key ministry
of public order.
Although it was understood that
Tsaldaris probably would ask
Zervas to say, there was some
speculation that he might be Of
fered another portfolio.
This marks the second time that
Tsaldaris has been called to head
the government. He was vice
premier and foreign minister in
Maximos' cabinet.
(The United States has backed
the Greek government with $780,
600. 900 to aid in economic re-
covery and restore order. U. S.
State Department officials in
Washington said privately that they
Continued on Page Two, Col. -
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-24
State Chiropodist
Gets National
Association Post

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug.
23.-(P-Dd. Leo N. Liss of San
Francisco, was elected president
of the National Association of
Chiropodists today at the 35th an
nual convention. s.
Other officers elected by the 300
delegates included DR.. Fred Isaacs
of Durham, N. c., vice president
e1oct
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II S POLIO

ALBEMARLE, Aug. 23-P-1z
cases Of infantIle paralysis dag
nosed in Stanley county, James P.
slfford, county school superinten
dent, has announced that all
schools, scheduled to open Mon
DAY, will be closed at least another
week. A quarantine on all children
under Is gathering in puollc
places is in effect.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-24
Gen. Wedemeyer
Stresses Reform
Needs In China

NANKING, Sunday, Aug. "a
RALt. Gen Albert c. Wedemeyer,
concluding his fact-finding mission
for President Truman in China.
said today that the strife-to-n
country must EFFECT Immediately
far-reaching political and econo-
mic reforms"
China cannot eliminate the COM
munists by military force alone.
the presidential envoy declared In
a statement released just before
he departed for Tokyo on his way
back to the United States.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-24
Red Cross Flying
Disaster Workers
To Aid If Needed
Full Force of 75-Mile Gale Expected To Hit
Galveston At Midnight, Two A. M. Will
mington Time, Weather Men Say

GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. 23-P-Two hundred
miles. of the Rich Texas coastal country were battended
down late tonight in preparation for a tropical storm that
sneaked close to the shoreline before being discovered by
ever alert weather observers.
TIL weather bureau in a $3.50 p. m. advisory described
the disturbance as a tropical storm whirling off the Texas
coast over the Gulf of Mexico which might reach hurricane
proportions before striking the coast near Galveston about
midnight. Wilmington time would be two a. m, Sunday)
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WRECK VICTIMS

ALAMANCE, Aug. 70 W'H-
Funeral services viii be held Sun
day for 1O-year-old j. Clarence
Vincent, Jr., who was struck by
a car near his home yesterday
He died in a hospital soon after
the accident.
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Sec. Royal Here;
Wants To Be Home

Secretary of War Kenneth Royal left a question marx
yesterday behind speculation that he may be a candidate
for the North Carolina Democratic gubernatorlal nomlna-
ton next NAV. He and Mrs. Royal are the weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hargrove Bellamy of Wrightsvllle Beach.
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Supports
Conference Majority

~PETROPOLIS Brazil Aug. %
-W.H - "A ..s1x-nation subcom-
mittee, after what was de-
scribed as "violent disagree
ment," tonight tentatively &C
cepted. the. United States pro-
posal that armed attack, by
"any state upon an American
state shall be considered an
attack against ALL"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-24
Churchilr's Proposal
Rejected By Moi -ison

LONDON, Aug. 23-P)-Acting Prime Minister Her
bert Morrison tonight rejected Winston Churchilps plea for
Britain to return to free enterprise and accused Churchill
of damaging the nations cause in the midst of its worst
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-24

ROBERT EUGENE LEWIS CrighD, 23-year-oId former Gil from
Kewanee, Ill., appears in jail at Jacksonville, Fla, where he is held
uef), charged that he carved his initials on her thght and beat her
during II eight-hour drunken rampage. Specifically, the 19OEpOund
Lewis is charged will, assault to commit murder and a crime
against nature" Mrs. Lewis, who weighs only 9OJpounds, told police
Lewis asked her to 60 e. to his hotel room to sign some papers so he he
her husband tied her to a bed and began to beat and slash her: HE
told me he was going to show m whether I was his wife and threat
ened to repeat the beatings once a week until ] learned it for sure"
she said, ZAP WirephOto).
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-24
WEATHER

Wilmington and Vicinity: Local tl1un-
dershowers this afternoon. Little change
in temperature today and tomorrow.
North Carolina: Partly cloudy with
little change in temperature Sunday and
Monday. Scattered thundershowers Sum
day afternoon.
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The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1947-08-07

LAND i-LC4 u ALASKA HlGEAAY THROHN OPEN
TO SETTLEoIN7
public land order has boon approved b1
Secretary Of the Interior Krug releas ing
z, $50 900 acres along tho Alaska Highway
for entry under small trach and othor pub
lie land regulation
Tho released land lies along both sides
OF tho highway and stretches 338 milOs,
POP miles from tho Yukon boundary to Big
Do1ta and 136 milos from Tok Junction to
lkana. right OF way 800 feet on other
ST dc Of the highway is reserved by tho
interior Department but accuss roads will
DO allowed.
The order thus opens vast areas for dovol-
opmont Of minerals and other natural re-
sources, ostabl ishmont of commercial and
private travel facilitios and homo st ing
under government rogu1at ions.
It is understood that the Bureau Of Land
Management will start land oxaninat ion and
surveys Immediately in the area. The Int
erior Den artmont has point ed out that the
area is not very Favorable for aCricul tura1
homostoadinG because Of the high elevation
adverse soil conditions and the distance
from markets.
sc***
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1947-08-07
FEDERAL AID ROADS

Secretary Of Interior Krug has submitted
to Congress a droft Of legislation to
Urinr Ilasla undor the federal highway
statutes and to transfer tho fun6t ions OF
tho Alaska Road Comm ssion to the Public
Roads Administration.
The draft submitted to Congress by the
secretary provides that in ap2ort ionin3
funds only ono-half Of the area OF Alaska
is to DO used in determining tho amount to
be apuortionod on the basis OF the area,
and the minimum annual amount to be ap-
rro2riated is fixed at 81, 500, 900.
Alaska would be required to contribute each
year sum equal to 10 percent Of the 2od-
al contri6ut ion or 81 ,OOO, 200 whichever
- greater. Both the edoral contr iout io1
9rd tho sun appropriated b the territorial
Leeislation are 0 sc ozpendable for mai
tonarco work in the same manner as for CO..
struction work. Authorization is also
r,ivon in the draft of tho bill for constIu-
ction OF road connect ions With Canadian
roads in order to provide Internal ional
routes, subject to agreements between our
government and that of Canada.
The Publ ic Roads dninistrat ion WOULD DO
REQUIRED to underta axe the road construct ion
work which nov comprises the rajor portion
O.. tho set iviti les OF tho Ala ska Road Com
mission. should tho Federal Highway Act
be oztonG93 TO Alaska
Evening star., 1947-10-19

In sports fishing, the doeoed fighting quoties Of
the biuefin make him fovorite what with his long,
hord runs circles and dives A skifuI oneIer coteh
the fish comparatively light lines BY poyne him until
he tires letting him with ttousond feet Of line
Such battle n,oy toke whole doy; Mone fishermen
this struggled for l4 hours and fnoy lost the fish
Aove: Lou Moron, Briee trolls Oft Boiey ls'ond
Mone. from choir with q removable back.
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Repatriacija otrok
il Avstrije

V Maribor je prispel re tretji
transport jugoslovanskih otrok
il Avstrije, kamor so jih. pre-
gnali fasisti med okupacijo. z
vsemi tremi transport je bilo
repatriranih SO otrok.
Otroci pripovedujejo, da so
jih reakcionarni element strasi-
Ii polozajem v Jugoslaviji in
jih odvracali, da bi Sc vrnili do
NOV. Kljub mocni sovrazni pro-
pagandi pa otroci MISC nasedli
neresnicnim vestem o Jugosla'
VIII in Sc podali ma pot.
Ko so Sc spoznali z resnicnost.
jo v domovini, jih je minul vsak
strah, XII so jim ga v Avstriji
vcepili Jugoslaviji sovrazni ele-
menti.
V Marlboro je "a sprejem teh
slovenskih in hrvatskih otrok
Xxi Sc vracajo IL Avstrije, organi'
zirana v Mladinskem domu pre-
hodna postaja, kjer Sc otroci OK
skrbi l;udske oblasti pocutije
'srecne.
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DRQBNE VESTI
II JUGOSLAVIJE

Prometno ministrstvo je od-
redilo, da je treba cimprej iz-
Igraditi ranzirni kolodvor v Gao
ku. Nedavno sc je della lotilo
100 delavcev, XII so bill razen te-
ga zaposleni Sc v svojih stalnih
|sluzbah. Delali so podnevi in po-
noci. Prispevali SO 1000 prosto-
voljnih delovnih ur, ITO ur pa
je bilo placanih.
ze pred vojno je bila trasirana
proga Niksic- -Titograd, nj pa pri-
slo do uresnicenja nacrtov. Zdaj
so po temeljiti preucitvi izbrali
variantno progo glede ma pri-
hodnjo elektrifikaeijo. Delati bo-
do zaceli kakor nitro DO dopu-
sealo vreme. Zaposleni bodo de-
lavci, XII so 81 pridobili izkusnje
ma Mladinski progi. Sekcija "a
graditev zelezniske proge Mix
Sic -Titograd ze DELUXE.
Ustanovitev zeleznisko-pro-
metne in brodarske sole, XII je
bila ustanovljena pri zveznem
prometnem ministrstvu name
nom, da usposablja srednji stro-
kovni kader "a prometno sluzbo.
Pouk bo trajal stiri leta. Spreje-
majo ucence, XII SO koncali mai
mani stiri razrede gimznazije z
zakljucnim izpitom. sola spada
med srednje strokovne sole.
Smotrno razdeljevanje zdra-
vii. Pc osvoboditvi je bila usta-
novljena glavna uprava "a naku'
povanje in razdeljevanje zdravil
kot podjetja splosno drzavnega
znacaja. Njena naloga je bila
da maksimalno ter cimbolj smo.
trno izkoristi vsa sredstva. Mar.
ca 1915 Sc je zaeela skromna
domaea produkcija zdravil in sa'
nitetnega materiala. z odlokom
zvezne Wade lani julia je bile
ustanovljeno namesto glavne
uprave podjetje "a uvoz in izvoz
zdravil "Jugolek." i
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z regulacijo Lijaka pridob-
ljeno mad 200 hektarov
rodovitne zemlje

Hudournik Lijak vipavskem
okraju je vseskozi delal prebi-
valstvu velike tezave, ker je Oh
vsakem vecjem dezevju poplav-
ljal zemljo, XII je bila re itak moe
virna in neplodna. Postavka le-
tosniega gospodarskega nacrta
predvideva regulacijo sedem XII
lometrov dodge struge tega hu-
doprnika. Delo "a regulacijo Ii
jaka bo v glavnem prevzela MIA
dina. Pri. tenn delu DO zaposlenih
800 mladincev in so strokovnja-
kov. Prve mladinske brigade IL
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KULTURNO-PROSVETNO
DELO v POSTOJNSKEM
OKROzJU

Kulturno-prosvetno delo je v
postonjskem okraju doseglo do
slej prav lepe uspehe. V okraju
je 19 pevskih zborov: sest mesa
nih, trije moski, en- zenski, en-
mladinski in osem pionirskih. tt
zbori so ze nastopili ma vseh kra-
jevnih manefistacijah in pro-
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Slovenskega Primorja bodo Sic
ma delo /. aprila in raeunajo, da
ho delo koncano oktobra 1947.
Zer,lIjiSGa
MORA Sc PRODATI

MORA Sc PRODATI
radi odhoda v Jugoslavijo, hiso z
dvemi stanovanji. Nahaja Sc ma
1900 Meredith Ave. pri E. 185 St.
in Lake Shore Blvd. Hitremu kupcu
Sc proda "a SIS, 200. Zglasite Sc po
S. uri popoldne in vprasajte "a
Frank Bricel.
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|vodijo samouki. V klatkem bodo
.odprli Y Postojni glasbeno Solo,
XII bo organizirala tudi tecaj "a
pevovodje. .t, .,' - -
" Postojni in St. Petru ma
Krasu sta godbi ma pihala, v Po-
stojni pa sta tudi tamburaski in
harnoniski zbor, XII je prvic ma
stopil Is. decembra v radiu Slo-
vensko ,Primorje. Ma dramat-
skem polju so bile najbolj delov-
me igralske skupine iz Postojne,
St. Petra, Studenega, Senozec,
zagorja, Razdrtega, Slavic, Tr-
MIA in Bukovja.
Veliko zanimanje "a pouk in
vzgojo je povsod pokazala mia
dina. v okraju je % vecernih te-
cajev, XII jih obiskuje 658 mia
dincev in mladink. Ma teh teca-
jih Sc predvsem seznanjajo slo-
venskim jezikom. V Senozecah
lin Slavini sta organizirani kme-
tijsko-nadaljevalni soil. v Bell
skem, Velikem Ubeljskem in
Smihelu ma Krasu je mladina or
ganizirala KRONE tecaje.
v Orehku in Matenji vasi sta
bila gospodinjska tecaja. Ljud-
ska univerza je po terenu orga-
nizirala Is predavanj. Poleg te-
ga pa Sc vrsi sutdij po vaseh in
mestih tudi v okviru sestankov
Osvobodilne fronte, ma katerih
studirajo sedaj zakon ljudskih
odborih. studij po terenu so pod
prle zlasti knjizpice, XII so 81 ma
bavile veliko stevilo knjig v "Te-
dnu nase sknJlge.' V tenn tednu
ie bila v St. Petru ma Krasu od-
prta najvecja knjiznica v okra-
ju, XII steje 5000 knjig. Po vseh
solah so organizirane uciteljske
in mladinske njiznice.
Vzporedno S kulturo in pro-
sveto Sc razvija okraju tudi
fizkultura. IL postojnskega
okraja tekmuje FOG mladincev in
mladink "a fizkulturno znacko
ZREN-a.,
Posebno agilno v kulturno
prosvetnem delu je ljudstvo Slo-
venskega Primorja sedaj casu
pred prikljucitvijo k Jugoslavi'
il, ker hoee priti pripravljeno
kulturnoi n gospodarsko dvig'
njeno, v novo Jugoslavijo.
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pritiskom $50 atm "stisnejo liz
oljk tudi duso," kakor spravi
'mlad delavec pri stiskalnici v
Kopru. Olj6nih tropin pa ne vr-
zejo proc. Kmet jih rabi "a rejo
prasicev. V tovarni mila pa sku-
halo tropine in s kemicnim po-
stopkom pridobijo Sc nekaj ma
scobe "a dobro milo. II
Kmet Sc torej upravieeno ve-
sell dobre letine, BE vecje pa je
njegovo veselje lansko leto, ker
Ipravkar odrejena agrarna refor-
ma v Slovenski Istri daje kmetu,
XII je do sedaj delal le "a velepo-
sestnika, yes pridelek. Ia dobro
ceno ga DO prodal v zadrugiin S
tenn pripomogel k pobijanju cr-
ne borze in spekulacije. Ole pa
bo dobil delavec, uradnik in oni,
XII ne pridela dovolj maseobe.
V bodoce DO treba gledati, da
Sc nasadi izboljsajo in poveeajo.
Tako Sc bo Istra tudi gospodar-
sko dvignila in pomagala k
skupnem gospodarstvu Sloveni-
je v novi Jugoslaviji.
Oh koncu novembra lani je
ljudska oblast v Slovenski Istri
.pri6ela z odkupom div, oziroma
olivnega Ola. Tisti, XII ne redijo
prasieev, lahko obdrzijo po 25
kilogramov OLA ma osebo. Ia
rejce prasicev pa je odrejeno IL
kilogramov OLA letno ma osebo.
Kmetje izrocajo vse oljcne sa-
deze oljarni, kjer takoj dvigne-
jo Ollie "a svojo uporabo in dobe
ohenem izplacano vrednost izro-
cen;h sadezev.
Najboljsa je oljarna v Izoli, XII
je obratovala tudi po "a ur dnev-
no in v tenn casu iztisnila vec ko
pol vagona div. Do f. januarja
so kmetje oddali Re veejo kolici.
no oliv, il katerih SO oljarne IL.
tisnile 8,317 kilogramov olivne.
ga ola. Racunajo, da bodo kmet'
je v celoti oddali oliv "a $4,000
kilogramov OLA.
Oljarne v Dekanih, Kriziscu
in Ankaranu SO re prenehale z
delom, medtem ko bodo oljarne
ma sektorjih Siciole-Nova vas
delale Sc do konca januarja. '
celotnem koprskem okraju je Is
oljarn, med mimi sest modernih
ostale pa so bolj ali mani primi'
tivne.
Oljne tropine oddajo tovarn
"Salvetti g Co. v Piran. V te.
tovarni Sc enkrat iztisnejo tro
pine. IL tropin, XII iih stisnejo dc
400 atmosfer, dobijo Sc 81 Ola
To ollie uporabijo "a izdelavo mi
la. Do sedaj so oljarne oddale te
tovarni vee ko pet vagonov tro
pin. Tropine daje tovarni ma raz
polago tudi Hrvatska Istra, ke'
je to edna tovarna "a moli
Slovenskii n Hrvatski Istri.
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DELIKATEsNA TRGOVINA
"a ogled odprta cd /. do 5. ure; 1926
Walton Ave. VISA elektricna opre-
ma; dobi sc lease; trgovina je 18x
"a z kletom "a spravo; lepa izloz-
bena okna; dobra zaloga, Sc proda-
ia tudi grocerijo, meso "a sendvice,
mlekarske produkte, sveze sadie,
it'd. TOWER CO.. Main sl74 -
62l Hippodrome Bldg.
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Nabiranie dix y sIovenski Istri.
posnsto il 'slevenskssa porosevalca"'

Ma vsem slovenskern ozemlju
so edino v severozapadni Istri
vecji oljcni nasadi.
Zlasti pri Dekanih, Manzanu,
v Truskah, najve6ji pa v Piraa-
Semi, v Krkaveah, Padeni in
Portorozu. In vsi ii kraji so ma
popolnoma slovenskem ozemlju'
Oljka je zelo obeutljivo drevo.
v hudi zimi leta 1929 1jih je mno-
go vsahnilo. Letos je kljub susi
prav izredna letina. Nekateri
kmetje v Krkavcah racunajo, da
bodo imeli do $50 stotov oliv.
Ko je he YES drugi pridelek
pobran, Sc zori oljcni sad. Pc 60
rah po Krasu je ze sneg, tn v
Istri pa pobirajo olive.
Oljena trgatev zaene sredi no.
vembra in sc zavlece do bozi6a,
ko istrska gospodinja zacne be-
liti z novim oljem. ia velikonoc-
ne praznike nesejo Istranke OIL
ko in lovor v najholj oddaljene
kraje. v krajih, kjer zori oljka,
je vse ma delu. Stare in mlado
skrbno bere in spravlja sadove v
vrece in jih niece v stiskalnico.
Oljeni sad je droben kot lesniki.
Dobro in veliko drevo ina do 100
kilogramov oliv. Pridne roke
lahko naberejo dnevno 70 do 80
kilogramov. Sirov sad ina cuden
okus. Grenko ii je v ustih, jerk
pa postane masten, kakor da bi
pill ribje ollie. Marsikatemu ne
ugaja, nekateri pa ga radi jedo
s. kruhom.
Nabran sad peljejo v stiskal-
nice, XII so ponekod Sc stare
Konj ali pa oslieek vrti velik
mlinski kamen, XII tere seme. &C.
10 z rokami stiskajo olive. Te
stiskalnice pa polagoma izginja
jo.. Lepe moderne stiskalnice pr
Dekanih, v Kopru in Izoli sc we'd
no bolj uveljavljajo, ker z njim
pridobijo vee OLA. L. stare do
mace stiskalnice dobijo cd Lon
kilogramov div po 10 do II kilo
gramov OLA, v moderni pa cd i
do IS kilogramov OLA. TO je le'
pa razlika in Ollie je sedaj dra'
gocena stvar.
Poglejmo PRIOR v koprskl
okolici. Pred veliko, lepo stavbo
kjer. ina Okrajna zadruga sits
kalnico, je vec voz. Nekateri 81
prepeljah oljke, drugi pa so pri
sli ze po ollie. Letos so zelo zapo
slene stare in moderne stiskalni
ce. V skladiseu je vse polno vre6
v drugi dvorani pa YES dan me
ljejo in stiskajo. Mlinski kamn
terejo. Zmlete oljke ali oljcn'
naezgo nabasejo v kosariee iz ko
kosovih vrvic. Wee tako napol
njenih kosaric zlozijo v prv'
stiskalnico in pod pritiskom 81
atm teee ollie. Topla voda izpir'
in povzroci, da Ollie laze tece i
kosaric v korita, cd ~koder 81
delavci poberejo in stavijo v ne
kak posnemalnik, da Sc scisti il
filtrira.
IL prve stiskalnice poberej
oljcne tropine in drugi mlin ji]
Sc enkrat premelje. Nato jih sta
.yijo pod drugo mocnejso stiskal
nico v kovinasta rosetta, tn po