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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
Truman Reported
Better, But Tired
After Restless Day
By the Assoeioted.Press


KANSAS CITY, June 3d.
Former President Harry Tru-
mans condition was reported as
better" last night, although he
was described as somewhat tired
after a restless day.
Mr.. Humans recovery from
an emergency operation June 20
has been hampered by an in
testinal Inflammation. His re-
covery appeared highly satisfac-
tory for few days after his gall
bladder and appendix were re-
moved in the operation. Then he
was harassed by secondary in
fections and a hypersensitivity
to drugs.
Yesterday, however, DR.. Wal
lace Graham, his personal physi-
clan, said he was no longer in
a critical stage and that his con-
dition is now fair, but guarded"
In last nights report, a Re-
search Hospital spokesman said
Mr.. Truman, who is 10 years old,
had been somewhat nauSeated
and restless. but "as a total pic
ture for the day he was per-
ceptibly better"
The hospital report also said
"the enteritis intestinal inf1am-
mationl has been somewhat ag-
grating" and "he has been
bothered for short periods in
termittently with hiccups."
Mr.. Truman received a tele-
gram from British Prime Min
lister Sir Winston Churchill
which said, in part: Much re-
greet I have been unable to see
you :. I rejoice to hear of your
improvement"
kilograms also were received
yesterday from Adlai Stevenson,
the 1852 Democratic presidential
candidate, former Vice President
John Nance Garner and Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30

World War II, has mo connec-
ton whatsoever" with the new
contract.
Big Steel says it plans Offer
ing 1925 million of the deben-
lures publicly. The remaining
$75 million would be reserved for
offering to trustees for a pension
fund for certain company en-
ployes.
The major proceeds from the
offering would help restore work.
ing capital expended in the
corporations recent huge ex-
panSion program.
The company has spent $2.2
billion expanding and improving
its facilities since 1945.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
Hold Thut Bottle

SAN DIEGO P).-The police
nlotter reported this repartee in
a oar:
A husband slapped his wife.
She punched him. Then huS-
band raised a beer bottle over
his wife's head.
She said, You better not hurt
me. Don't forget, I'm the one
in the family that's working"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

Virginia - Fair tonight, low
55-62 in interior and 60-66 on
coast. Tomorrow, partly cloudy
and continued warm with chance
of scattered thundershowers.
Wind-South, 10-15 miles per
hour.
River Report.
tFrom u S. Engineers.D
Potomac River cloudy at HarperS Ferry
and slightly muddy at Great Falls; Shen-
andoah cloudy at Harpers Ferry.
Humidity.
tReadlngs washington National Airport
Yesterday Pct To-day Pct
Noon 1855 AZ Midnight 59
pm. 33 am. -
\ pm. AZ 10 IN. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30

District of Columbia and vi
cinity-Chance of shower late
this afternoon or early tonight.
Lowest tonight about 68. Tomor-
row, partly cloudy and continued
warm with scattered thunder
showers likely in afternoon or
evening.
Maryland-Fair tonight. low
$3.50 in the west and 60-65 in
the east. Tomorrow, rather
warm with scattered thunder
showers in the west and chance
of showers in the east.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
Nunan Faces Term
OF Is Years on Tax
Evasion Conviction
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. June 39.-Joseph
D. human, jr., once the Nations
top tax collector. has been found
guilty of income tax evasion.
A Brooklyn Federal Court jury
convicted the former commits
sioner of internal revenue yes
terday on all five counts of an
indictment charging him with
evading payment of $91. 086 for
the years 1916 through 1850.
The 55-year-o old Nunan faces
a possible total sentence of Is
years in Jail and a $4,000 fine.
He was continued in $500 bail
pending sentencing July %.
Federal Judge Walter Bruch-
hansen told the jury of seven
women and five men the verdict
was justified by the evidence. !"
Served From 1944-1947.
human, an appointee of the
late President Franklin D..
Roosevelt, served as the Nations
No. tax collector from 1914 to
1947. when he resigned to return
to the private practice of law.
The indictment charged him
with reporting income of S416.-
IA for 1946-1950, when it &C.
tually was $543,396. He thus
paid taxes of $2OO,437, when he
should have paid 1921 ,523, the
Government said.
The defense contended the
money on which Nunan was ac-
cused of failing to pay taxes was
inherited by his wife and was
not subject to tax.
Nunan claimed he withdrew
his assets of $4,000 from the
bank in 1888 and kept the money
in a tin box, banking it again
in 1910.
Testifying in his own behalf
in the trial. Nunan said he be-
came tax collector for the Brook
lyn district through the for
tunes of politics. -
Testified at House Probe.
"As collector / was primarily
an administrator, not partic-
ularly an expert on tax laws" he
said. washington liked the way
1 ran my office and made me
u. S. Commissioner"
Nunan was indicted on the tax
evasion charge on December 2,
1852. and a week later pleaded
not guilty. The indictment
stemmed from an investigation
by a special Federal grand jury
convened to look into humans
finances following his testimony
before a House committee in
veStigating tax frauds.
A charge of perjury, which re-
suited from the grand jury in
quiry, is still pending against
human.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30

ton to get
t h e 7 per
cent pos t a !
pay raise bill
gu t of h e
House Rules
Com m i t t ee
was scheduled
to b e filed
today by Rep
re S e n t a tive
Hagen, r e.
publican, of
Minnesota.
Postal en-
ploye leaders
nre dict ed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
Irish Widows Benefited

Fire has a new estates act,
under which the position of Wild
ows whose husbands die without
making a will is substantially
better than heretofore, Dublin
reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
The Federal Spotlight
Pay Raise Legislation Neors
House Showdown Today
By Joseph Young

Federal pay legislation a showdown
in the House today
The House Civil Service Committee met closed session on
the classified pay amid disclosures several Repub
can members that the leaning toward ST cent
average Redistribution pay in. -------
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 100 on June 20.
Lowest. Is on January %.
High and Low of Last "a Hours.
High, SO. at 3:45 pm.
Low. 65. at Gas am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30

Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United states Coast and
Geodetic SurNeyl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30

me Sun and Moon.
Rises. Sets.
Sun. today 5:45 S:3S
Sun. tomorrow $40 S.3S
Moon, today $40 am. S:57 pm
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in inches in the
Capital lcurrAnt month tn date1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30

DEFENSE AGENCIES = The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30

me Sun and Moon.
RiSnc CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15
The Of Swinmin Hole
Star Phoies by Elweod Baker

the intersection of the highway and Edsall
road. The other cooling spot (above. left
is Pohick Creek, south of Fort Belvoir.
Photos on these pages, made recently, show
how adults and children alike are beating
the heat without battling beach traffic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-15

TINE old swimming hole as granddad
Il knew it may be thing of the past,
but many Washington area residents are
enjoying themselves as much in two
modern versions of it along Shirley high
way. The one above is gravel pit near
Evening star., 1954-12-29
Pageant Of Peace
Presents Songs and
Dances Of ThaiIand

The songs and dances of
Thailand were presented on the
Pageant Of Peace stage at the
Ellipse last night though inter-
mittent rain kept attendance
down to about $500 visitors.
Many of the performers were
children of Thailand's Embassy
officials here. They wore the
costumes of their homeland and
performed the Dance of the
Fingernail" and the illuminated
Dance of the Lotus Lantern.
Participating in the perform
ances were Vivian WoraWan,
daughter of the Foreign Minis
ter of Thailand; Thephin De-
vakul, daughter of the Minister
of the Embassy; Miss P. A..
Pani Chotikas Thira, niece of
the Thailand Ambassador: Ka-
mala Surrosol. a student at
Boston University; Nitprabha
Udomdejcharas, a student at
Walnut Hills School, Mass; Ma
yana Swaspivadh, student at
Grier School, Pa, and Wanchit
Prabhailak, a student at West
ern High School.
Sawani Thongchua, a student
at Penn Hall College, Pa, and
daughter of the second secretary
of the embassy. was featured in
presentation of Thai classical
song.
The embasSy's program was
proceeded and followed by square
dancing exhibitions. Earlier in
Evening star., 1954-12-29
Reed Says He Il Fight
Any Trade Program
Not Protecting U.
sy ,hs Assoeiuisd rrsss

Representative Reed, Repuh-
lican, of New York. top Repub-
lican on the House Ways and
Means Committee. declared last
night he viii fight any admin
istration foreign trade program
which does not protect the IN
terest of our American workers
and producers. :"
Mr.. Reed and some other Re-
publicans succeeded in blocking
President EiSenhower's plan IN
the 82d Congress to extend the
Reciprocal Trade Act for three
years and give the President
power to cut tariffs an additional
Is per cent.
Gen. Eisenhower settled for q
one-year extension without ad-
ditional tariff ff-cutting power.
but is expected to press for en-
actment Of the full program at
the new session. Democrats.
who will be in control, generally
indorse the foreign trade pro-
posal.
Mr.. Reed said in a prepared
statement:
81 have been In the Congress
longer than any other Repub-
lican and. because have always
stood for Republican principles.
have been called a conservative
Republican. My record shows
that I have never hesitated to
disagree with this administra-
ton, or any other, If, in my judg-
ment. they proposed unwise
measures.
81 might add shall be able to
demonstrate this fact in the next
Congress If there is an attempt
to push through the Congress a
foreign trade program which
does not protect the interest of
our American workers and pro-
ducers."
Mr.. Reed, who has been in
Congress since 1918, led an un-
successful fight against Gen. Els
enhower's request for a six
month extension Of the corpora
ton excess profits tax early in
the administration.
Evening star., 1954-12-29
Theft Of Car Owned
BY Slain Minister
Laid 10 Ex-conyicf
BY shs Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. ga
former convict is being held on
4 larcency charge in connection
with the Staying of DR.. BenJa-
min H. Bissell, 59-year-old Epis-
copal minister whose battered
body was found yesterday IN his
mid-city bachelors apartmek-
James Morrison, 26. was held
on that charge yesterday after
he was found pinned IN the
wreckage Of a car owned Dy Or.
Bissell.
Morrison was still confined to
a hospital today.
Police said he had admitted
striking DR.. Bissell, curate Of
historic st. Peters Episcopal
Church here, In an argument IN
the minister's apartment.
Pending further investigation,
Morrison, who was released from
prison three months ago after
serving a term for larceny. was
slated on the charge OF theft OF
the car. He denied he ran
sacked DR.. Bissell's apartment,
which investigators said ap-
peared to have been ransacked.
The investigation Of the auto
accident led to discovery OF Dr.
Bissell's body.
Evening star., 1954-12-29
DR.. Condor 10 Teach
AT Pennsylvania u.
BY the Assoeiosed Pre-.

BERKELEY, Calf, Dec. 29.-
DR.. Edward U. Condor. former
head of the United States Bu-
reau of Standards, announced
yesterday he will become a visit
ing professor next March at the
University of Pennsylvania.
DR.. Condor has been living in
Berkeley since his recent resig-
nation as director of research
for the Corning Glass Works
after his security clearance was
withdrawn. He made the an
nouncement of his new assign
ment shortly before addressing
the American Association for the
Advancement of Science conven-
ton here as retiring president.
DR.. Condor made no mention
in his address of the dispute
over his security status which
resulted in his leaving the Bu-
reau of Standards, a dispute
during which he was called 1.-The
weakest link in Americas secur-
ity chain"
However, his successor as pres
ident of the scientists associa-
ton, DR.. Warren Weaver of the
Rockefeller Foundation, called
DR.. Condor the victim of "a sick
ness in our country--a sickness
of rumor and anxiety, of suspi-
cion and distrust, and at its
worst, fear and tragedy"
Evening star., 1954-12-29
Coffee Bio Income

Coffee now produces about 40
per- cent Of Brazil's national
income.
Evening star., 1954-12-29
Dulles Is Named
Man of the Year
For World Role
By fhs Assoeio,ed Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Secre-
tary of State Dulles yesterday
was chosen as Time Magazines
annual Man of the Year for
"the years most effective role
+. in the decisive areas Of in
ternational politics"
The magazine said Mr.. Dulles
made mistakes and he suffered
heavy losses" principally in the
failure of France to support the
European Defense Community
plan and to Withstand Commu-
MIST pressure in Indo-C China"
But he was nimble in disen-
tangling himself from his er-
rors," the magazine said, "and
he made clear-cut gains in the
Middle East, Europe and the
Americas"
Evening star., 1954-12-29
Farmers Union Says
Ladejinsky Custer
Hurts U. 5. Prestige
BY the Associated Press

The National Farmers Union
yesterday assailed the custer OF
Wolf Ladejinsky from his Tokyo
agricultural post as crippling
blow to this country's effort to
win friends overseas.
The farm ORGANIZATIONS cur
rent news letter says Secretary
of Agriculture Benson '.has dealt
one of the most Gripping blows
to the cause Of winning friend
ship for this country among the
worlds poverty-stricken and
landless farm people since the
cold war began"
Land Reform Expert.
Mr.. Ladejinsky. until recently
the United States foreign agri-
cultural attache In Tokyo. is q
land reform specialist who, un-
der Gen. Douglas Macarthur,
directed the breakup of huge
estates and establishment of an
independent family farming sys-
tenn.
Agricultural Attaches now are
being transferred from the State
to the Agriculture Department
and Mr.. Benson has declined to
give Mr.. Ladejinsky security
clearance to hold his Job.
Evidence Demanded.
The Farmers Union news
| letter said Mr.. Benson has not a
shred of evidence to back up q
security risk" label for Mr..
Ladejinsky.
"a reversal by Benson of his
| country's traditional support for
land reform in backward coun-
| tries is suspected abroad and
among observers in the United
States" the article said. addings
Benson has succeeded in sub
stituting the same favoritism to
landlord operation dominated
| agriculture in United States for
eign policy that he is pushing In
United States domestic policy"
Evening star., 1954-12-29
Dolly Pageant Program

Following Is the schedule events today and tomorrow
at the Christmas Pageant of Peace on the Ellipse:
Today
4:30 pm.-Chidrens Corner.
F445 p-Chfdren's Corner choral presentation by
public school children.
730 p-First Congregational Church Choir the PEN
tagon Choral Club. under the direction Of White
ford Hall. #@
pmsongs dances presented by the Costa Rican
Embassy
$3.50 pm-The Chevy Chase Baptist Church presents "A
3 Child Is Born"
900 pn-Iinda verri presents IT Sing Thy Praises" mod
ern dance} and East Indian Dance Of Prayer"
Tomorrow.
1918 p-Outdoor Mass choir. Ohates of Mary immaculate
445 pm-Children's Corner
730 pn-Shoh Baptist Church presents religious pano
mime peace on Earth: Goodwill to- Men" with
choir.
s:45 pm-American square dancing and European folk
dances.
Evening star., 1954-12-29
Finish Air Course

TOKYO. Dec. 20 R.-
Eiglfseen officers and airmen OF
the new japanese air force were
graduated from the United
States Air Force Weather School
at nearby Yokota Air Base
Yesterday. Two of the graduates,
Mai. Tasunao Yoshida and Capt.
Funio Negishi. viii leave sun
day for Chanute Air Force Base,
III. for advanced training.
Evening star., 1954-12-29

the evening the Foundry Players
presented "The Eager Heart"
A special feature Of today's
program at 4::30 pm. in the
Children's Corner, will be an ex-
hibit of handicrafts made by
mentally retarded children in
special classes in area public
schools. A group of the chill
dren will present a choral pro-
gram featuring Christmas music.
Evening star., 1954-12-29
Victims Yell Brings
80 Men to Cutch Thief
By The Assoeioted Press

NORFOLK, Va.-When a thief
snatched the purse Of Mrs. Gill
berte j. Bonner. a young French
woman, she yelled.
Responding were a police lieu
tenant, two cars of plainclothes-
men, two cars of uniformed
police, taxicab driver, q man
from grocery store and a car
full of sailors--some 80 men.
The thief was caught.
sLady, you really can, YELL"
the taxi driver said at the police
station.
Evening star., 1954-12-29
Bolivia Minister Resigns

LA PAZ. Bolivia. Dec. 90 tR.-
President Victor Paz Estenssoro
has accepted the resignation of
Defense Minister Col. Armando
Prudencio. the presidents Office
said last night. The reason was
not given.
Evening star., 1954-12-29
Belfast to Horse

Belfast, Northern Ireland. may
have mounted police for the first
time, to add dignity to the city
and impress tourists, among
other things.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08

Des PLANES, iii. U Djecjem Domu,
upravitelj Djecjeg Donna organizirao je Ko-
10 grupu, koja nosi ime: Kolo Grupa Hrvat-
ske Bratskc Zajednice koju poducava nasa
pitomkinja u Djecjem Domu - Anna Hala-
vanic. Uz II odraslh momaka djevojaka,
koji plesu, Anna sada poducava grupu cd %
mamie djece, koja &c sa nekoliko komada
nastupiti igri ma 19. decembra ma bozic-
MOI zabavi Djecjeg Donna Hrvatske Bratske
Zajednice Des PLANES, Illinois. Radi obil-
nog programa, zabava &c poceti tocno u tri
sata poslije podne Zato budite tamo ma
vrijeme.
Ovdje donosimo grupu djevojaka i mo-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08
Djecjem Domu oreanzirana ko|o Gupa H. B. zajednice

maka koji plesu i pjevaju te sliku Anne
Halavanic, koja i'll u plesanju raznih kola
poducava.
Anna dolazi il Sudbury, Canada. Ona
ina diva brata jednu sestru isto Domu.
Svi su kako u Kolo grupi, tako su isto i u
pjevackom tamburaskom zboru, te Sc o
NINA Gjepo izrazuju professor Pipic Roz-
gaj, da SUI izvrsni u pjesmi u muzici.
Etc, to je jos jedan dokaz, da Sc i u
Djecjem Domu ne samo uci, vec da Sc ma
die pitomaca, koji mogu druge uciti. Zato
dodjite sami vidite ma 19. decembra t. g.
Dotlen uz fbratski pozdrav cd sviju mas il
Djecjeg Donna.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08

lie narode tako podrzava at
mosfera n1rznje. Tvrdi Sc, da
su Hrvati u proslom ratu IL
cista mira poceli progoni-
ma Srba, a zaboravlja Sc, da
sve Sto sc u ratu desilo vuce
svoj korjen IL medjuratnih
godina, kad su Jugoslavijom
vladali pomahnitali srbijanski
nacionalisti, koji SUI svojim
nepravdama i zlodjelima po-
ravnali puteve nesreci i ira
gediji, koja je stigla Hrvate
i Srbe, kojima je sudjeno da,
zbog velike izmijesanosti, "a
jedno zivu, pa htjeli to oni,
iii nehtjeli.
Ne pada mi lako, da o tom
pisem, jer drzim, da bi bolje
bilo sutjeti, ali sutjeti Sc mo-
ze samo pod uslovom, da o
tomu SUITE svi Hrvati Srbi.
Ali, kako sijaci mrznje nece,
da SUITE, latio sam Sc pera,
da neke stvari iznesem, da Sc
vidi odakle je zlo pocelo. Po-
vod mi je dala jedna pjesma,
koja je objavljena u "Glasu
Kanadskih Srba" cd II. stu
dena (novembra) 1854. pod
naslovom "Izbeglica" cd ne
kog Milisava M. Rajkovica,
a koja, u sustini, predstav-
liza optuzbu svih Hrvata bez
obzira ma istinitost, iii neisti-
nitost samog slucaja, koji O.
pisuje.
Kroz wise od dvadeset 60
dina sve SUI beogradske VIA
de nekad progonile Hrvate, a
uvijek S prezirom prema Hr-
vatima, kao narodu, postupa-
lie. Vrsila su sc svakakva be-
zakonja, pocinjale bezbrojne
nepravde, a kadkad i pravi
pravcati zlocini ma stetu Hr-
vata, pa Sc je casa jada j ce-
mera punila. Kad je slomom
Jugoslavije nastala anarhija
(bezvladje) il prepune case
razplamsao je pozar strasti i
bezumlja. Rijetko su Sc gdje
pojavili hrabri trijezni lju-
di, koji SUI pozar gasili, a
gdjegdje ugasili. Uopstava-
MEM Srbi i Srbijanci Chill
su odgovornim sve Hrvate "a
propast Jugoslavije i progla-
silo sc sve Hrvate izdajnici-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08

ma, a pravi su izdajnici bill
brojni srbijanski general u
cijim su dzepovima svrsavali
krediti "a oruzanje, a oni Ii
dali palace po Beogradu, mje-
sto da Sc brinu "a obranu
svoje domovine, a narcotic
su "zasluzni" prevratnici Cd
q. ozujka (marta) 1941., ko-
il su zemlju i narod gurnuli
u propast, a oni sami pobjeg-
Ii avionima u inostranstvo.
Opet uopstavanjem, Hrvati
su "a sve pretrplljeno zlo
nepravde uvrijede krivili
sve Srbe, a ne samo nekoli-
cinu gangstera ministara
nekolicinu nesavjesnih i bez-
dusnih drzavnih sluzbenika
hajduka. U toj atmosferi raz-
buktalih strasti i poremecene
pameti krvavo :ie kolo zaigra-
10 j igralo do konca rata =
a dijelom poslije rata. Ko
je kriv? Oni, koji su medju
ratovima vrsili bezakonja, ne
pravde i zlocine, jer su bill
ma vlasti, a u ratu oni, koji
su bill obnevidjeli cd zedje
"a osvetom. Hrvatski i srp-
ski narodi "a to ne nose nj
kakve odgovornosti.
Medjutim, "a one, koji ne
znaju sto Sc je dogadjalo me-
dju ratovima sto je u hrvat-
skim zemljama do Drine, Sa-
We Dunava stvorilo ogorce-
ME, a kod nekih zedju "a
osvetom, iznosim tri cetiri
slucaja cd stotina, koje bi Sc
moglo iznijeti, da Sc vidi ka-
ko Sc postupalo kako Sc je
casa jeda punila.
! 1. Kratko nakon ujedinje-
MIA srpska je vojska pocela
odgoniti stoku IL Podravine
u Srbiju, a sto nije odagnala
to .je zigosala, biva udarilo
joj "mur" usijanim gvozdjem.
Samo zigosanje, koje je ina
10 neko opravdanje po srp-
skim, ali ne po hrvatskim "a
konima = a zigosanje Sc vr-
silo u Hrvatskoj - bila je
obicna smicalica, da Sc tom
prilikom probere bolja stoka
i otjera u Srbiju. Vlasnicima
nije placena nikakva odsteta
"a tako otetu stoku. Podrav-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-12-08

Hrvata muslimana IL spome-
nutih sela podnijeli kralju
Aleksandru.
g. Obracamo Sc Vasem
Velicanstvu, da Vas izvijesti-
mo O zlocinima, koji su po-
cinjeni u nasim opcina-
ma 7. studena (novem-
bra) 1924. godine ubijen je
u opcini ajkovac Bosko Bos-
kovic. -. u tom selu nema
nijednog jedinog muslimana.
:. Kod Boskoviceva pogre-
ba prisustvovao je kotarski
predstojnik IL Bijelog Polja
Nikodem Cemovic, bjelopolj-
ski nacelnik, Laza Bogicevic.
Oni SUI odrzali govore u
kojima SUI huckali masu ma
roda ma muslimane bez
uvijanja, Milan Teric, glavar
finansiske direkcije u Bile
lom Polju, pozvao je narod,
da pobiju muslimane. Od-
nah nakon toga, u noci Cd
9. ma 10. novembra oruzalo
Sc 1000 stanovnika il Kola-
sina Bijelog Polja posli su
u napad ma muslimane ma Ii
niji cd devetnaest kilometa-
ra. Diva dana prize toga
organi drzavnih vlasti odu-
zeli su muslimanima sve o.
ruzje razdijelili ga pravo-
slavnom stanovnistvu u oko-
lici. u momentu kad SUI
napadaci krenuli ma musli-
manska sela organi drzavnih
vlasti pokupili SUI u musli-
manskim selma sve sefove
familija i odveli in u Saho-
vice, ocito u namjeri, da o.
nemoguce svaku obranu mu-
slimana. Dovedenima je
Sahovicima receno, da iii mo-
raju odvesti vezane u Bijelo
Polje, povezase i'll predase
napadicima, koji SUI Sc tn BIZ
Ii skupili. Ma dvjesto-
pedeset metara cd mjesta
gdje su i'll preuzeli, napadaci
SUI te povezane ljude pobili,
samo trojica su Sc spasila,
diva odkupom. Kad je to
svrseno izvrsen je koncen-
tricni napad ma muslimanska
sela, popaljene su kuce po-
klano stare i mlado. Dok
sc je to desavalo lokalne Via
sti nisu nista preduzimale, da