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Labor

Continued from Page One)
three man CIO delegation which has
mst returned from the British
capital. where plans were drawn
UP with British and Russian labor
leaders for a February meeting OF
some $50 representatives OF labor
organizations in the United Ma
lions and neutral countries.
A world labor organization such
as that planned lis imperative to
world peace and security after the
victory ia won, Thomas said and
will replace the Moribund Inter
national Federation Of Trade Tn
ions.
THE firm unity Of all workers
OF the freedom loving nations, he
continued. lis the surost guarantee
that the policies Of world security
outlined at Dumbarton Oaks. Bret
ton Woods and other United Ma
tons conferences viii be under
written by the common people Of
the world"
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Pick of the Air Today

National 5roadesstlne Company
RED NETWORK-WLW 100. WV
$50. WM Q GO.
BLU NETWORK - WXYZ 1870,
WHAM 1850.
Columbia BroadeaStins Company
WJR 760, WBBM $50, WCKY 1880.
WFBM l2Gu. VICAR 1850. WBNS
1850. WOOD 1910
Mutual 6roadeastinp Company
RED NETW RK CKLW see
WJBk 1850. WGN 7s0.
New York. Dec. 2o-AP-
Tonight
NBC-S-Mr. and Mrs North;
9:00--Eddie Cantor:
District Attorney:
Kay Kyser Hour,
11:30-Dennis King in Richard
H.
CBS-S-Jack Carson Show:
S:30-Dr. Christian Drama;
9:00-lnner Sanctum:
9:30-Which is Which quiz;
10:0O-Great Moments in Music.
BLU-7:30-Lone Ranger.
S:0G-Ted Malone overseas;
S:30-My Best Girls:
9:30-Jan CARRIER band;
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HUNTERS PUNISHED

Detroit Mich Fiity.one moro
deer hunters were called TO appear
before Office OF Price Administra-
ton hearing officers here today to
es5lain their use OF gasoline on
hunting trips to northern Mich.
IL. n. Penalties ranging up to one
years suspension OF "A" books
were melted out yesterday by five
hearing officers. Martin Bos and
Leo T. Daigle drew the stlffest
penalties, while oscar T. Mynatt
was given A nine-month suspension
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Rural Events
THURSDAY

Cherry Hill
School Christmas program In
evening at school house.
Salem
Salem Union School Christmas
program, p. m. at Town Hall.
Salem
Congregational Ladies' Aid at
home of Mrs. Emma Kehrl. Seven
Mile Rd Potluck dinner. Bring
dishes, silver and dish to pass.
FRIDAY
Cherry Hill
Fowler School Christmas pro
gram in evening at schoolhouse.
Willis
Intermediate, Primary depart
ments OF Sunday School Christmas
program.
Salem
Christmas party, tree at school
in afternoon.
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Pacific

Continued from Page One)
probably in Mondays record raid
on Hankow by 25O superiorts. Lib
orators, MitChells, Mustangs and
Warhawks
The German transocean news
agency reported three Marianas'
based Superforts rained incendi'
aries on Tokyo last night. Other
Beg targets yesterday were the
aircraft works. at Omura, Japan,
bombed through heavy cloud
cover; and docks and engineering
works at Shanghai and Marking,
China, both hit squarely In day
light.
on the Central China front Jap.
anese resistance stiffened against
Chinese advancing southeast along
the KwanEsi-Kweichow railway.
Chinese captured a dominating
height outside Hochih and pressed
attacks against the city.
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MRS. VIRGINIA MAE RueLEY

IL
Ann Arbor. Dec. 20--Funeral ser.
vices for Mrs. Virginia Mae Rub
ley. former owner Of the Rubley
Shop in Nickels Arcade. will be
conducted at 10 o'clock Thursday
morning at the Muehllg Funeral
Chapel Rev. Chester \. Loucks
will otiiciate. assisted by officers
and matrons Of Eastern Star.
Burial will be in Wauseon. o.
Friends may call at the chapel this
evening and Thursday morning
Mrs. Rubley was born in Fulton
County, o.. coming to Ann Arbor in
1917, where she had since resid.
ed She was a member Of d. II.
Chapter. PEG. Sioux City. the
Eastern star Lodge. and Zonta
Cub, here. as we'll as first matron
in the new Masonic Temple build.
ing and an active member OF the
Past Matrons Club. She was a
member OF the First Baptist
Church where she taught a Sun
day School class for several
years.
Surviving Is a sister, Mrs. Allen
Starry. Sioux City. Ia, at whose
home she died: one son. DR.. Sam
uel J. Rubley. North Hollywood,
Calf: two brothers. Dr. c. A. Cole.
Wauseon. O.. and d. f. c. Cole,
Napoleon. land two granddaugh-
tiers. Sammie Jean and 10 Ann Rub.
ley. both Of Ann Arbor.
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MISS MARGARET RozELLE

Saline, Mich, Dec 20-Mlss Mar
garet Rozelle, 81. passed away
Tuesday at her home at 1870
Maple Rd., Saline. She was born
December E, 1857 in York Town
ship, the daughter Of Charles and
Caroline Rozelle. She was the
SITTER of the late Mrs. Amos Mill.
e. who died in 1885. She is sur
vived by several nieces and neph-
ews, Misses Gertrude and Mar
garet Miller with whom she made
her home, Mrs. Eckhardt Schroen.
Ann Arbor, Ward Miller, New York
City, and Harold Miller, Saline.
She was member of the Federal
ell Church and had lived in this
vicinity all OF her life.
Funeral services will be Thurs
day afternoon at 2 o'clock in tho
Lockwood Funeral Home, Saline,
with Rev. William Bach officiating
Burial will be in Oakwood Gene
terry also in Saline. Friends may
call at the funeral home.
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Daily Market Report
Detroit. Mich, Dec. 20

FNA4 hlstt shl,utt btt. gu
CATTLE \ few strictly good.
HOO 10. steers brought $3.50, but
most steers and yearlings we're com.
mon and medium grades at $500
1850, with some light cutter and
common kinds scaling under $50
lbs. downward 10 500. Better
beef cows selling above sll.OO.
Common and medium cows at
Ss.5o.l100: Gamers and cutters at
$6O0-SOo Good heavy sausage
bulls at Sll.75l?O0, with bulk com
mon and medium grades At $500.
Hoo Light cutter bulls dropped
90 $500 occasionally Some good
beef bulls made $500
CALVES Top and buN for good
and choice yeAlers was $3.50, sort.
ing quite lenient. Common and me-
dunn grades made $l30Q.16.5O and
culls S>00-llOo.
HOGS. Good and choice sO0.27O.
10, barroWs and gifts bulked a.
Sli50. Extreme top $3.50 sparlng
ly. Most 10000 and 970.l00 ID. OF.
ierings cashed at Slii0 while 100
lSo lbs. made $li0Ollio. Light.
weights under loo lbs sold uneven
ly from Sl3O0-l3.50 with the $1,000
price also taking most pigs. Good
and choice SONS huiked at Sl3l5.
1855.
SHEEP: Good and choice native
lambs bulked at $iF5OI5.oO; top OF
$1,000. Medium and good grades
made Si2 50li0O. common and me.
dunn $tN0ol200. culls S5G0.S,0o.
Buck lambs cashed at the usual 81
per hundred discount. Rank and
file az fat ewes cashed at 100000,
according TO grade, top $3.50 for a
few choice handyweights. Gull
ewes made $500 800.
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Europe

Continued from Page One)
Czechoslovakian mountains. and
vanguards already were reported
within artillery range of the city
of $4,000.
Senya, village nine miles TO
the south, has fallsn, Moscow said,
as two powerful forces OF the sec.
ond and fourth Ukraine armies
hacked toward Kassa from the east,
southeast and southwest. The main
German rail-highway escape route
on the southwest was cut and
other routes were menaced by pat
riots.
Tho southern Sloyakian border
was crossed at many points on an
S0-mile front. On the approaches
10 Kassa. "a towns fell yesterday.
Moscow reported.
Cleared Out
Eighth Army Polish and Indian
troops in Italy virtually cleared
all enemy forces from the area
south Of the Senio river and west
of the Bologna-Rimini highway.
where the Nazis have put up a
stubborn fight for two weeks.
Strong cGerman resistance held
other Eighth Army units to limited
gains north and northeast OF cap
tured Faenza. where savage coun
ter attacks have forced Allied
troops back to the northern edge
of the highway city.
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POSTPONE MEETING

Lansing. Mich. Dec. 2o-AP-
D. Hale Brake. state treasurer and
chairman OF tho State Tax study
Committee. today confirmed reports
that a meeting scheduled for Fri.
dav at which the committee was
to have supplied Governor Kelly
with final recommendations con.
corning tax revision has been post
poned until after The fret Of the
year. The new date has not been
fixed.
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Prevent Fire

Quick action on the part OF police
and firemen prevented fire from
breaking out at the office OF the
Huron Valley Van Lines, early this
morning. Police saw smoke issuing
from the building, and notified the
city fire department. Examination
showed an overheated stove. The
caretaker OF the building was mott
fled. The fire department also was
called to the home Of Golden Lewis,
755 Davis St, this morning. but
found the house merely filled with
smoke, due to a plugged stove
pipe.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-20
OPINION UPHELD

Lansing. Mich Attorney Gener-
al Herbert J. Rushton today upheld
In an opinion validity Of statute
authorizing townships TO contract
with cities for sewage disposal sery.
Ices. A proposed contract between
tho city OF battle Creek and Bat
Ito Greek Township IN Calhoun
County had raised question con-
corning the statute.
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HELD WITHOUT GAIL

Detroit Will.e Galloway. 20. and
Roosevelt Williams, II. were order
cd held without bail after pleading
innocent Tuesday TO a murder
charge. The two, who will be ex-
amined Dec. q. were accused OF
the fatal shooting OF Mrs. Victoria
Lon. 81. during an attempted hold
I'M Sent. Ii.
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MRS. MAupE &. LovEJoY

Ann Arbor, Dec. 20-Funeral SER
vices for Mrs Maude +. Lovejoy,
IS, will be conducted at / O'Clock
Friday afternoon in the Methodist
Church. Perry, where burial will
take place. Mrs. Lovejoy died
Monday in University Hospital, az.
ter an Illness OF three years.
She was born in Fenton but lived
on farm near Perry most Of her
life. Mrs. Lovejoy was a member
of Eastern Star and Of the Michi-
g 4 Grange In which she held the
office OF secretary from 1924 to
1892.
Surviving are her husband. vii.
Ii m II. Loyejoy; a daughter, Mrs.
Evelyn Volland, 70l Wesley St. a
son. Ralph Lovejoy, Perry and four
grandchildren.
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10 Use SOLDIERS

jacksonville relieve the man
power shortage at the Jackson
plant of the Goodyear Tire and Rub
Der Co., $50 soldiers will be sent
here soon from Nebraska. The sol
diers will be detailed here until
sufficient civilian workers are re-
cruited.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-20

WASHINGTON-INS- National
draft calls were due Tuesday for
sharp increases until Germany is
defeated as the War Department
boosted its recruitment demands
from $4,000 to 10000 per month for
J ruary and February and reveal
cd that combat requirements from
Army ranks were virtually exhaust
cd
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Ypsilanti Briefs
Car Skids
MYRTLE

Nickie Boyd, s, and her baby
brother, Jimmy, Tuesday were
treated by their family physician
for bruises received when the car
in which they were riding skidded
into two other cars. Mrs. Nerna
BOYD, mother OF the children, told
police that as she was travelling
east, on Congress St. she struck
a cone OF ice formed over man
hole, which caused her to skid into
a car driven by Lawrence Zieslcr,
then into a parked car.
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TO EDIT ISSUE

Ann Arbor-The May. l9i5, issue
of the Annals OF the American
Academy, national sclentinc publ
cation, will be edited by two Uni
vcrsity OF Michigan faculty mem.
hers. Clark Tibbitts and Wilma T.
Donahue OF the Veterans Service
Bureau. The issue will be devoted
to the reintegratlon Of disabled vet
& rams
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VEGETABLES


BETS No |. Doz. bchs 75cSl.
No |. bu.. $50 ID. bu.l
red. $l00-l25.
CARROTS No. l. do1. punches
soc 9Oc.
CAULIFLOWER No. /. bu.. $500.
$50
CELERY No. |. 6j.90c
DRY ONIONS No. /. SO lbs $40
100.
PARSNlPS--No !. bu. t200.2.50
POTATOES No. !. $l.65.lS0
PUMPKINS No. I. bu, 50.75c.
RuTABAGAS--No. !. bu.. $l.25
l.50
sQUASH-Hubbard. No |. bu. zoe
125
TURNlPS No. !. boz. bchs. soc
Sl25.
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c. =. CHAMBERIIN

Ann Arbor. Dec. GO. r. Cham
berlain. a former resident OF Ann
Arbor, died suddenly at his home
in. Lansing Sunday.
Mr.. Chamberlain and his family
had moved to Lansing three years
ago following his transfer as an en-.
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RITES FOR MERCHANT

Jackson Funeral services Will
be held tomorrow for Charles 3.
Farnham. S4-year.old clothing store
proprietor here for more than so
years. He died Tuesday.
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TOLEDO. O.-AP-The United
States Coast Guard today accepts
the $40. 900, GOO icebreaker. the L. S.
s. Mackinaw, in brief ceremonies
aboard the 290-foot vessel at the
Ohio Shipbuilding Co., here.
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Municipal Court

Donald Dean paid fine OF SO
for excessive speed.
Total receipts of the court Tues
{ ., were S19S.
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LONDON-AP - With the Ger
man Army driving back into Bel.
GUM, Belgian civilians are hurried
ly scrubbing from walls and build.
ings slogans derogatory 10 the
Nails, front dispatches said Tues.
day. One correspondent told Of see
ing a man hastily washing from the
side Of his home picture Of Hitler
receiving a kick in the pants The
Belgians. he said. were stunned By
the turn of events.
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APPLES Baldwins. No. /. $3.50.
$50 i5.lb. bu.. Northern Spies,
No /. 45.lb. bu. S2b0.2.6s,
Greetings, No. /. $2.25.2S0.
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Tools Stolen

V. 4. Gunnell. 400 w Michigan
Ave, told police that someone had
stolen tools from the trunk OF his
car after he had parked In front
OF his home Tuesday night.
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Detroit Cash Grain

WHEAT No. /. red. Sl.70k.
Mailing BARLEY choice new
$li5-l.52. needles. Sl0S.
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StOrk Calls

Son, TO Mr.. and Mrs. David Schu.
lert, Wayne, at Boyer Hospital.
Dec. 10. Weight ten pounds, seven
ounces.
Daughter, to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Taylor, 36l First Ave, at Boyer
Hospital Dec. 10. Weight five
pounds, - ounces.
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Deaths
aAYARO 8. sTRusLE

Bsyard p. Sruble passed away
Tuesday night at University Hos
pital, Ann Arbor, where he had
been one week.
He was born April S. 1900, at
Shepherd, the son OF Jay Struble
ard Olive Bancroft Struble. A vet
eran OF World War |, he had serv-
cd % months overseas and was
wounded twice. He was charter
member OF the Lansing post OF
Veterans OF Foreign Wars and past
member OF Michigan Engineering
Society. On August s, 1881, he
married Miss Agnes Kenworthy.
here.
Surviving besides his parents
and wife are three daughters. Bar
bara +, Pauline Y, Judith A.. one
son Frank r., ali at home; and six
brothers, Willis, Rex, Donald, Jack,
all of Lansing, Leland and Il. e..
both in the L. S. armed forces. A
brother, Bruce, died three years
age, He also leaves five sisters. all
OF Lansing, Mrs. Hilda Smith. Mrs
Roy G. Pulver, Mrs. Harold Webs
ter. Mrs. George Monroe and Mrs.
Robert Lorencen.
Funeral services will be conduct
ed at 2:3O Friday afternoon at the
Geer Funeral home, with Rev. Har-
vey Colburn officiating. Burial
will be in Highland cemetery.
MISS ADELAIDE c. CROSS
Miss Adelaide c. Cross died Mon.
day al her home, 1924 F. Ann St.
Ann Arbor. after an Illness OF sev.
eral weeks.
The daughter OF Thomas and
Margaret Clinton Cross, she was
born in Ypsilanti, where she lived
until three years ago, when she
moved to Ann Arbor. At one time
she was employed as bookkeeper at
the John G. Lamb d Son grocery
store, formerly at l01 w. Michigan
Ave
Surviving is a sister, Miss Ma
bel L. Cross. Chicago.
Funeral services are being ar
ranged at the Muehlig Chapel. Ann
Arbor, where friends may call.
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SHORT COURSE STARTS

East Lansing An experiment in
the improvement OF local govern.
ment opened at Michigan State Col.
lege Monday a short course for
new and incumbent county elective
officials on how to do a better job.
Arranged by the Michigan Insti
tute of'loCal government, the three
day course has a program enpha-
sizing "how To do Il right and
how to avoid pitfalls OF which the
average official in the past has had
TO learn from costly experience.
ploye of the State Highway Depart.
ment.
Surviving are his wife. Marian.
and a daughter. Karen. Burial was
this afternoon in Battle Greek.
Evening star., 1944-06-23

Eternal Youth Thos todos Junior Miss ond thot describes
her ovorte Summer dress Adoy seersucker for desk and
date! Thots why The Hecht Co. brings the Young Crowd
seersuekers nown everything from classic spectotors to
fluffy ruffIe feminine ohormers, from winome peces
sophisticated dresses In ceeycrisp royon
suckers and ovobe tubbobe cotton seersucker In blue
brown red and green with sweet white candy stripes.
Young Washinefonian Shop Third Floor, The Hech Co.
Observation-Disclosures Miss s q Sze-kot An Age.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-03
DR.. F. J. Kern:
PETDNEVNE.
POCITNICE
(Nodaljevanje in. konec.)

Nastanil Sc je w Milwaukee.
Bolezni Sc nj cd tedaj iznebil.
Zato sem Sc zacudil napredku
njegove fare, katero upravlja
komaj stiri ali pet let. Spomi-
njam Sc zanemarjenega zupni-
sea in cerkye, ko sem pred lett
obiskal .prejsnjega zupnika Lu-
ka Gladka, s katerim sva 1898
skupaj stanovala pri "Krem-
peljnu' ma Puntgartu v Kra-
nju.s Pred kratkim je bill prisel
il, Steeltona, Pa.
zdaj je, cerkev prenovljena,
novo zupnisce. ina centralno o
hlajevalno napravo Cooling sy-
stem, fara lastuje troje po-
sestev, kjer namerava Rev.
schiffrer postaviti po vojni dvo-
rano in klubove prostore "a
razne izobrazevalne namene. Ma
rokah ina mad $36, 600 v goto-
vini.
O politiki nisva goyorila. nj
sem ga yprasal "a lliegovo mne,
ME 9. SANSu ali drlgih nasih
ameriskih. politiinih zadevah'
Govotila IVA aplobhp 2 narodsl'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-03
OponaiRi glede raci-
joniranja

SLADKQR.
Znamke st. 80, 81 in 81 80 Sc
daj veljayne ysala ~ pet fun
TOW sladkorja, do. preklica.
. Znamka ST. 40 je, yeljaxna "a
pet fuptoY sladkorja "a ykuha-
vanje konzerv, in. siceE do. 28.
februarja 1945.
MESO, MASCOBE
Rdece zllamke Al s do Z 8 so
yeljaynes do preklica.
PROCESIRANQ sadie IN
ZELENsIAsNA
Modra znamlSa A8s dQ. 4 s in
A s, s.. yeliaHne do preklica.
GASQLIN
Y IL dEzaHal,. Ila yzhoduL je
kupoIl ALL veljayen do. s. Nv
susts. Y dEHgih drzaNah il y
yeliasi kllpQa ALL. il sicar do
ri. september
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-03
DOMOBRANSkA PODIVJANOST

IL zanesljivih virov v. starem
kraju smo prejsli naslednje po-
rocilo:
v ljubljanski okolici Sc V
zadnjih tednih odigrayajo naj-
.huisi prizori. izprijenosti sloven"
skin belogardistoy pod. firmo
"domobranstva"'. Cloves. ne
bi verjel tel podiYianostb &c bi
ne pripoyedoyali Q njej Iudje,
III Sc jim je. posreGilo. ,lti IL dpr
pbgansklh kEelnpljev. Iak pyls
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-03

mer nam nudi izpoved tovarisl-
ce Angelo Kumseto 7o il Vrb-
ljenja, XII je domobranskim rab.
ljem usla q morisca. Poleg ME
so cd tam Y isti noci n. janu-
ARIA odpeljali Sc sedem oseb.
Bill. SO: Martin Eurlan, najtrd.
nejsi, kmet Il vasi, XII je bill "a
radi sycje. Hostenosti in moza-
tosti splospp pril liubl ljen, njego.
va sestra PaVla, kocjznova
M1seks " 1plzks, Frapca' stsu~'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-03

! - = -. N ~
beljnova, matt osmih otrok, oce
pa jim je unrl v internaciji. L
vana Lesica in Tekavceva Mic
ka, matt sestletnega otroka.
Domobranci jim MISC mogli
) ocitati drugega, kot da SO So
, rodniki partizanov. Dobro "a
strazene SO 2 vso naglico gnali
proti soil na Barju.
! Med potjo so jih pretepali in
jih zmerjali kurbami. P r i
barjanski soil Sc jim je pridru-
I'll Skalar, XII je z uzitkom IL
javljal: "Sama znana imena!"
IL Mokarjeve trgovine 50 pri-
peljali Sc tri zenske il Tomis-
liza. Ko je Skalar povezoval Mar
tina Furlana. in Jamovcevos Pa
vlo, jima je posmehijivo dejal:
Sta mislila, da vaju DO zvezal
duhovnik, pa va ju bonn k ar
JAZZ"
Cd tam so jih gnali dalje.
Med potjo je skusal F'urlan po-
begniti, toda pri pobegu so ga
pobili z mitraljezom. zenske so
med potjo pretepali, zmerjais in
jim grozii $ streljanjem. Skozi
Rudnik, Lavrico in skofljico so
jih pripeljali v grad Lisicje. V
grajski kapel 50 jim razvezali
roke in duhovnik jih je spove-
dal.
Ko pa so zaprosile "a obhaji-
10, so Jim ga surovo odklonili.
"Kaj vam je to potrebno!' Oh
eni cez polnoc so jih odgnali in
postavili k zidu. Angela Kumse-
tova, XII je imela jasne slutnje,
kaj Z mimi nameravajo, jim je
dejala: q
"Danes vi streljate mas, nj
pa dalec dan, ko bodo drugi
-vasw
Pozarjev il Strahomerja je
sko6il k njej, jo z&el pretepati
in vpiti: '"Tiho, prekleta k %
Angela Sc je tezavo osvo-
bodila vezi, delala pa Sc, kakor
da jih ina Sc zvezane. Postavi-
Ii so 10 vstric S trent drugimi.
Ia mimi so stall stirje domo-
branci mitraljezami.
Angela je v tisti strasni gro
ri pricak vanja najhujsega
zbrala vse svoje moci in v zad-
MEM trenutku skocila vstran.
Mad zrtvami so zadrdrali mi
traljezi mrtvasko pesem. Ko so
zamrii krixi nedolznih zrtev, Sc
je kotalila po bregu navzdol, v
rami pa jo je zgalo, ne da bi-
vedela, da je tudi ona ranjena.
Odvrgla je plasc, sezula cevlje,
in bezala, bezal stran cd Ljub-
LANE ter sc tako resila. Ia vse
dvomljivce O resnicnosti domo-
branskega divjanja je. posta-
la Angela Kumsetova. ziya pri-
d, ca, XII bo kmalu v sluzbi pravi-
ce in pravicnega maseevanja
vseh nedolznih i'll vseh presta-
nih krivic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-08-03

rednik tednika "Glasnik'.
Tam smo, igrali "marjanco"
in nagajai kot nekdanji fanta-
lini resnemu, obenem pa hudo-
musnemu "Poljancu" kucigazdi
sterku. MOI je umrl pred osmi-
mi lett v starosti mad osemde-
set let (visoka starost "a slo-
venskega saloonkeeperja). An
ME Vertin, Clara, Kate in Jack
Sterk imajo pray moderno rezi-
denco ma ~. cesti, kamor so
naju z zeno povabili, da ostane-
va cez noe.
E, Clara Re 'dvajset let poueuje
| v javnih solah v Milwaukee; Ka-
te skrbi "a hiso, Annie Ver-
tin pa izdeluje moderne klobu-
ke "a visoke dame mesta Mil
waukee.
Zadnja sc Sc deloma zanima
"a slovenske dogodljaje, je cla-
MICA KSKJ in. prejema Glasilo,
ter semtertja zaide med druge
Belokranjice v drustveni dvora-
nj v slovenski cerkvi.
Yes ponedeljek sva prebila
pri njih. >Preresetali. smo. vso
zgodovino esta Calumeta,
Houghstona in zgornjega michi-
ganskega polotoka zlasti v ca
su calumetske prosperitete.
Morda smoi obrali kako dru-
Zinc, XII here ia spis. Vsem je
ostal lep spornin ma Calumet,
obenem je bill skupen zaklju-
eek, da nj nikogar VOLTA vrniti
Sc in stalno tam ostati.
Ker sem kot FAINT prezivel ma
Calumetu kakih Is mesecev,
sem Sc med Calumetcani pocutil
pravi CalumetCan in me je raz-
govor med zenskami zanimal.
Ker SO Sc pa imele veliko po-
govoriti, sem Sc vsedel v lopo in
stiri ure cital knjigo Lives,
spisano cd znanega holandske-
ga ameriskega pisatelja Hen
drick Van. Loona. Zanimalo me
je poglavje O Torjuemadi in o
Loyolu.
Nekdanje stavkinje pri Glas-
niku, Ane Mihelcic, nisem incl
priikes obiskati. Prav tako ne
njene sestre Barbara, vdove po
pokojnem stukelu, lastniku
mesnic v Jolietu in Milwaukee.
Spomladi leta 1917 sem bill njen
"chaperon", ko so il calumetski
fantje in dekleta priredili po-
slovilni vecer v Wilmerjevi dyo-
rani. Vprav, v soboto /. julia
Sc je v slovenski cerkvi poroci-
la ena Hmed njenih hcera.