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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-11-23
UNION EXECUTIVE SEES
100000 NEW POSTWAR
HOUSING UNITS NEEDED

New Orleans (ILNS). Richard. J.
Gray, acting president of the Build
ing and Construction Trades Depart
ment, American Federation of Labor,
told the opening session of the de
partment's annual convention thar
100000 new housing units will be
needed by American families after
the war.
The AfL Metal Trades Department
ended its convention with discussion
of reconversion problems and their
effect on the nation and organized
labor.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-11-23
WPB Official Asks
End Of Trade Bdrs

Philadelphia (ILNS).-William l..
Bait, vice chairman of the War Pro-
duction Board said here that removal
of international trade barriers and
maintenance of national income of
not less than $130,000,000,00O are the
2 prerequisites for a prosperous and
peaceful America after the war.
"The fences of international trade
BARRIERS" Bait said in an address at
a luncheon of the Eastern Industrial
Advertisers Association, "are pecu-
liar economic weapons that can make
it possible for us to have another de-
preston and contribute to condi-
tions that will breed future wars Of
aggression"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-11-23
Manufacturer.
(Cosfiaufd From Pare One)

Trials.
Whittemore declared that SalanI
has granted no wage increases since
1882, the pit of the depression, except
those ordered by the National Re
covery Administration and the War
Labor Board.
The NLRB was urged to put an end
to Salant's anti-union activities and
to counsel him to reinstate with back
pay employees who had been dis
missed for union activity.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-11-23
Drinking Shown Big Factor
In Fdtdl Auto Accidents

Chicago (ILNS). - OF the fatal
automobile accidents occurring last
year, about in 5 involved driver
or pedestrian who had been drinking.
This is revealed in the 1914 edition of
the National Safety Councils statis-
teal yearbook, Accident Facts"
Summaries show that | of every 8
drivers and / of every pedestrians
who were involved i'm fatal traffic
accidents had been drinking.
Ask for Union Labeled merchandise.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-11-23
AFL Convention


dustrial Organizations. Pre- d e n
Green said the council decided not to
take part mainly because the AFL
did not consider some organizations
invited to attend the conference as
bona fide labor groups. He added, the
AFL would sit in on the peace confer
ence ''if it is properly called and
sponsored"
The convention will adjourn prob
ably in two weeks, after the election
of A. f. of l.. officers for 1915 and
the selection of the next convention
CITY
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-11-23
AL To Resist


by California voters, as a result of n
vigorous campaign waged against it
by organized labor. Enlightened busi-
ness men, the Townsendites and a
number of progressive groups also
helped defeat the amendment, con-
tending that it would disrupt labor
relations and interfere with war pro-
duction in California.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-11-23
General Wage Increases
May Result From Hearings
Before Senate Labor Body
SUBSTANDARD PAY DEFINITION SOUGHT
IN PEPPER MEASURE UP IN CONGRESS

Washington D. c. QLNS).-In which may bring
general throughout the nation Senate Labor sub
ordered hearings begun Nov IL the Pepper resou
ton setting 65 minimum rule for the
National Board The resolution defines under
65 cents as "substandard'
Spokesen groups invited to testify the
resolution before group headed by Senator Claude
Pepper of Florida author of the reported Pepper
will vigorously action during the Congress and
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-11-23
'No-Strike' Pledge

(Continned From Paae OneJ
that, after enactment of the Smith
Connally Act, the major labor orgaE-
izations and the responsible labor
leaders of the country renewed their
no-strike pledge"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-11-23

Gas that has done such wonder
ful war job helping TO turn ouf
our weapons, will bring many
comforts and conveniences tn
our new homes.
That Gas fame certainly is
versatile and I've made il my
guide to the better living we
expect after the war. I've enjoyed
its advantages for years, but l un-
derNand that research will make
all Gas equipment even better!
And added to the grand job
Gas has been doing in home
heating, cooking, refrigeration,
and water heating, Gas is going
10 give us full scaleSummer cool
ing of our homes that will be the
last word in healthful comfort
and convenience.
My postwar home will enjoy
all the new freedoms that only
gas brings--with its cleanliness,
convenience and economy.
P.S.-Buy and hold those War
Bonds so YOU can invest in
new Gas equipment as soon as
the lob is over--0ver there.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-11-23
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LOCAL UNION NO. 116

: Lincoln, Ill.-All members are
: urged to be present at our regu-
: lar meeting on December 1, to
: vote on restoring changes made
: in Section IS of the Constitution
: at the last convention.
: John T. Thompson, Pres.
: c. E. DOrsett, Vice Pres.
: Joseph E. Semple, Fin. Sec.
+ Glen Hall, Rec. Sec.
+ William j. Lee, Def. Col.
Burtis Golf, Guard
!: Joseph E. Semple, Stats.
+ Ralph PeytOn, Inspector
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NOTICE KILNMEN

: Local Union No. 9 at the No
+ vember Gath meeting will vote
: on the endorsement of a resOlu-
+ tiOn to have Section IS rein
+ stated in the Constitution, by
+ vote of the trade.
+ Dever Dewell, President
+ John Potts, Vice President
Roy BrOadbent, Fin. Sec.
: Laurence Brown, Rec. Sec.
Lewis Snyder, Inspector
: Harry Allison, Guard
Ben Jones, Trustee
Frank Brown, Trustee
: Matthew Curran, Trustee
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REESE ELMER ALLEN

Reese Elmer Allen died Sunday
November 10, in his home in Ros!
Meadows, following a six-month i'll
ness. He was II years of age.
A native of New Haven, w. Va.
where he was born, Mr.. Allen resided
in East Liverpool for the past Al
years. He was kilnman by trade anc
worked last for the Homer Laughlir
China Co. He was member of Loca
Union No. 9, N. B. of o. P.
He leaves his widow, Mrs. Lilliar
M. Allen; one son, S /Sgt. Richard A
Allen, with the signal corps in the
South Pacific; two daughters, Mrs
Carl Ward and Mrs. Thomas Kelly
of East Liverpool; two brothers, Johr
Allen of Akron, and Charles Allen OF
New Haven; one sister, Mrs. Emma
Enyon Of Syracuse, and five grand
children.
Services were held from the Martin
Funeral Home by Rev. Clark w
Cooper, DID,, pastor of the First
Methodist Church. Burial was IN
Spring Grove Cemetery.
X X X
SAMUEL HI. HAY
Samuel H. Hay, age 6S, died sud-
denly on November Is at his home
on the Bell school house road in ST.
Clair township.
Mr.. Hay had spent most of his life
in this community, being born on a
farm near the West Beaver United
Presbyterian Church, west of West
Point. He was a member of Local
Union No. a, National Brotherhood
of Operative Potters.
He leaves his widow, Mrs. Sarah
Hay; two sons, Samuel T. Hay and
Robert C. Hay of East Liverpool; one
daughter, Mrs. Mary Pipes of Ches-
ter; two step-daughters, Mrs. Pau
Brant and Mrs. Ruth Reynolds OF
East Liverpool; sister, Mrs. Eliza
beth Bright of Cleveland, and Is
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at the
Martin Funeral Home with Rev.
Robert Tarr, pastor of the Orchard
Grove Community Methodist Church,
in charge. Burial was in Riverview
Cemetery.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-11-23

THANKSGIVING WORK ASKED
Washington, d. c. ILNS).-Chair-
man j. A. Krug of the War produc-
tion Board called for a full work
schedule in all war plants on Thanks
giving weekend.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-11-23

1t takes pile of nerve to walk into
a busy mans office unlimited and
stick around for an hour.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-11-23


940 Despite in
soc worth
Labor's Monthly Survey chart via Federated Pictures).
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-11-23

Ask for Union Labeled merchandise
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-11-23

ly several hundred more now
prison for refusing to go to camps.
administrative Fancy" Hit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-22
Sees
Treaty Battle

WASHINGTON, Sept. p CUP)
Senator Wheeler CD of Mon
tana. leading foe of American
participation in a world peace
organization, predicted today
there there would be hell OF a
fight" when the Senate is asked to
approve the security plan now
being fashioned at Dumbarton
Oaks.
Declaring il absurd" TO pattern
a new league of nations before the
final peace treaties are signed,
Wheeler said he considered il far
from certain now whether the
plan would get the necessary two
thirds vote needed for Senate
ratification.
Wheelers blast conceded with
the disclosure that the tentative
plans being formulated at the
Dumbarton Oaks conference pro-
vided for at least one and possibly
two Latin American representa-
tives on the council. or upper
chamber, of the new league.
The formula was believed to be
similar to the one advanced by
former Undersecretary of State
Welles TO have the rotating men,
bers distributed as follows-two
from Europe, two from Latin
America. one from the Near and
Middle East and Africa, one from
the Far East and one from the
British dominions.
II France is not given perma-
nent seat on the council at once,
she unquestionably would be
chosen a. one OF the rotating
members for Europe at the start.
Pol and CZecho-Slovakia. The
Netherlands, Norway. Belgium.
Yugoslavia and Greece would
compete in the beginning for the
other seat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-22
Cigdret Fund
Asked

John W. Hazard. adjutant Of
the James Doolittle Post sos,
Regular Veterans Association,
today asked the city for formal
permission to solicit money TO buy
cfgafetS Tor Servicemen.
Police began checking on the
fund after former State Senator
James A. Burns had seized glass
jar containing S945 found on the
counter Of a restaurant at 14l w
Lafayette Burns took the jar
10 police headquarters.
Hazard told police he had not
known II was necessary TO get a
license 10 collect funds for SOL
dierS
The jars had been placed in "a
downtown business places, includ-
ing state liquor stores, Hazard
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-22
FDR Begins Writing
His Saturday Speech

WASHINGTON. Sept. 81 UNS)
President Roosevelt returned 10
the White House today from his
Pacific war strategy conferences
at Quebec and Immediately began
to write the speech which he will
make Saturday night 10 the In
ternational Teamsters Union of
the AFL.
Mr. Roosevelt kept his entire
day free with the exception Of
one brief conference with Under
secretary of War Patterson TO
devote his full attention 10 the
address.
Order Zoe United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them TO your home.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26
NOW URADNEKI

Drustvo mir" st. 142 S. N.
P. J. je ma svoji glavni letni Sc
il izvolilo sledece uradnike "a
leto 1915: Predsednik Frank
Celin, podpredsednik John Prus-
mix, tajnik Frank Sustarsich,
1926 Holmes Ave.; blagajnik
John Copic, zapisnikarica Fran
ces Susel, reditelj John Ilovar,
nadzorniki: Anton Bokal, JOS.
Koporc in Martin Sircelj; dru-
stveni zdravniki: DR.. Opaskar,
DR.. Skur in DR.. Rotter. Drust-
vene seize Sc vrsijo Sc nadalje
vsako drugo nedeljo v mesecu
oh 9. uri dopoldne. - Drustvo
je odobrilo $1OO, "a takojsnjo
pomoc trpecim v start domovi-
nj, dodatnih $1OO "a nakup VOL
mega honda, $500 mesecno "a
SANS in $500 "a Prosvetno
Matico. Drustvo bo Sc nadalje
sodelovalo pri Clevelandski fe-
deraciji kot tudi pri farmi S. N.
p. J. ~.H.
Assessment "a tekoci mesec sc
bo pobiralo ma 26. in u. de-
cembra, v prihodnjem letu pa
kot ponavadi ma "a. in Is. v
mesecu. .s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26
Jugoslovanski
beguncl IL Italje
Sc vracajo domov

RIM, (O.N.A.) - UNRRA je
zacela poslovati v Italiji pod
ravnateljstvom Samuela Kee-
ney-a, XII je sluzil re v relifni
administraciji po pretekli vojni
pod Herbertom Hooverjem.
UNRRA prevzema begunska
taborisca v Italiji, "a katera je
dozdaj skrbela zavezniska ko-
misija.
Danes je bio naznanjeno tu-
kaj, da je bio ze priblizno 1000
do 5000 jugoslovanskih begun
.cev poslanih nazaj v njihovo
domovino il italijanskih begun
SIKH taborisc. To je dober do
kaz "a to, s. koliko brzino Sc
obnavlja dezela pod krepkim
vodstvom marsala Tita. Te We
sti poudarjajo, da so bill po-
slani ii begunci nazaj v Jugo-
slavic ma izrecno zahtevo mar
sala Tita samega, pred vsem Il
begunskih taborisc v juzni Itali-
IS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26
Nov grob
GEORGE DOKICH

v nedeljo okrog 9. ure zju-
traj je bill maiden mrtev po-
stelji George Dokich, star 81
let, stanujoc ma 54O9 Stanard
Ave. Umrl je nagloma po 3. u
ri zjutraj. Bill je godbsnik ter
je S tamburasi igral po hrvat-
skin gostilnah. Tu zapusca So
progo Ammo in pastorka Emilia,
XII sc nahaja v armadi v Scott
Field, ILL.,, kot radio operator.
Truplo DO lezalo v A. Grdina in
sinovi pobrebnem zavodu, 1858
E. 62 St., odkoder Sc bo vrsil
pogreb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26

Ma glavni letni seji starsev
Mladinskega pevskega zbora S.
D. D. ma Waterloo Rd. je bill IL
voljen sledeci odbor "a prihod-
ME leto: Predsednik John Ter
lep, podpredsednik Jerry Pike,
tajnica Jennie Sever, 435 East.
1856 St., blagajnicarka Katheri-
ne Artelj, zapisnikarica Jennie
Kapelj, nadzorni odbor: Jerry
Pike, Anna Cergol, Josephine
Cerjan, pevovodkinja Mrs. A
lice Czech. Seize Sc vrsijo vsak
tretji ponedeljek v mesecu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26
zADNJA POT ].
IL BUDI|lhpE5T'E| ! I
JE pRE5EkANA
Luknja v ruskem
obroeu okrog prestolice
skreena ma 10 mill

LONDON, torek, 26. deem
bra. - Rdeca vojska je danes
" ponedeljek) ma zapadni stra-
nj Budimpeste napredovala Is
mill in presekala zadnjo zelez-
nisko progo, po kateri bi Sc
nemska sila, XII Sc nahaja v me-
stu, mogla umakniti proti Ia
padu.
V obroeju, katerim so Rusi
obdali madzarsko prestolico, Sc
nahaja sedaj sanao ena vrzel, XII
pa ne meri vec kot 10 mill.
Rusi prodirajo skozi Ceskoslo-
VaSkO
Rusi so vceraj tudi nadalje-
vail skozi JUNO Ceskoslovasko
in sc priblizali reki Hron, Sc
VernO IN JUNO od meSta Levi
ce. ,y
Ma doticni 'front.' stole sedaj
Rusi mani kot 65 mill cd Bra
tislave, prestolnega mesta Slo-
vaske in samo 90 mill Cd Du-
naja.
Sovjetski komunikej, XII je
objavil te move pridobitve Rde-
&c vojske pravi, da SO Rusi v
zadnUh operacijah zadali Mem
Gem tezke izgube v mostvu in
vojnem materijalu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26

postane zopet
poljski premier

LONDON, 16. decembra Co..
MAJ - Londonski politicni
krogi napovedujejo padec VIA
de Arciszewskega in povratek
ma vlado Stanislava Mikolaj-
czyka. Isto mnenje je izrazil tu-
di eden poljskih socialisticnih
prvakov, XII je v opoziciji Sc
danjo poljsko vlado.
v teku debate v angleski
spodnji hisi je razodel Chur-
chill, da je bill sporazum dose
zen v Moskvi o5 priliki skup-
mega obiska z Mikolajczykom,
mnogo obseznejsi in da je ma
tancno obrisal solucijo poljske
ga problema.
To in nekatere Churchillove
opombe so sele razodele Polja-
kom, v kolikeri meri Jim je sko-
dila odslovitev Mikolajczyka.
Oh priliki zasebnega sestanka
v Institutu "a mednarodne "a
deve je bila nudena Mikolajczy-
ku pred par dnevi prilika, da
razlozi publiki IL visokih kro'
gov poljsko situacijo. Njegovo
"uravnoveseno predavanje" je
imelo ogromen uspeh.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26

Peter in Anna JankoVlc, II
1884 E. 81 St., sta prejela Cd
poveljnika' v Mariana Field Fla.
obvestilo, da je biz MUM sin PFC.
Joseph P. Jankovic ubit ma bo-
zicni dan v zracni nesreci Po-
kojni vojak je bil 12 let star,
ter Sc nahajal pri armadi okrog
dive lett. Poleg zalujocih star
sew zapusca tri brate in tri Sc
sire: Peter, Michael, Anna, Mrs.
Katherine Karesik, Charles in
Mary. Truplo DO poslano Cle-
veland, kjer Sc DO vrsii pogreb
z voiaskimi castmi. Pogreb O.
skrbuje A. Grdina in sinovi po-
grebni zavod. Cas- pogreba DO
oznanjen pozneje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26
LISTNICA UKEDNKA

Radi bozicnih praznikov je
bila posta pretekli teden zelo
neredna in tako smo prejeli ne
kaj dopisov, nanasajoc Sc ma
priredbe, XII SO Sc vrsile preko
sobote in nedelje ter ma bozicni
dan, prepozno, da bi jih bilo
mogoce priobciti vsaj v soboto.
Torej, ako nj bill vas dopis pri-
obcen, vedite, da je dospel v
mas urad prepozno, ker priobce
nj SO bill vsi pravocasno dospe'
Ii dopisi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26
Churchill in Eden
sta dospela " Atene
ATENE, rs. decembr;


Premier Churchill in
zunanji minister Eden sta
danes ma dramati6en nacin
dOspela v Atene, kjer Sc
vrsijo ljuti boji med grskO
osvobodilno vojsko in brit
skimi cetami, in takoj "a
celia S konferencami, kate
rih cilj je poravnanje 23
dni trajajocega konflkta,
Xxi je izzval val protesta
med liudstvi v vseh zavez-
niskih dezelah.
Medtem kO SO Sc bitke v
Atenah nadaljevale, je mini
strski predsednik aranzi-
raj "a jutri oh 4. uri popol-
dne kOnferenc0, ma kateri
imajo biti zastopane vse
politiene s struje GrciJ.
Grska osVOb0dilna frOnta
ELIAS je bila povabljena,
da poSlje tri ali stir "a
stopnike, z zagotovilom "a
popolno varnost delegaci-
je.
KOnferenci bO predsedO-
val nadSkOf DamaskinOs H
Aten, XII je bill v prejsnjih
pOiZkusih "a HraVnaVo kOn-
flikta Omenjan kot mozni
regent "a Grcijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26
LICENCE "A PSE

Glasom postave drzave Ohio,
morajo vsi lastniki psov naba-
viii licence do 20. jan. Cena Ii
cenci "a psa je $1.0O, "a psico
$500. Isto je treba nabaviti
"a pse stare mad tri mesece. Ko
potece rok "a nabavo licence, Sc
racuna $1.O0 dodatno k ceni.
Licence "a leto 1945 Sc lahko
dobi v Court House, Lakeside
Ave. ali pri Cleveland Animal
Protective League, 1729 Will
ley Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26
Stroga racija
Izivil Ii zopet tukaj

WASHINGTON, "a. decem-
bra. v torek gredo VISA kon-
servirana socivja nazaj ma ra-
clio in pricensi $ prihodnjo ne
deljo se'zopet uveljavi racija "a
skoro vse vrste mesa.
OPA je tudi ojacil restrikci-
je glede rabe surovega masla in
sladkorja, $ cemur je bil pod
wet eden najbolj drasticnih ko-
Erakov "a kontrol oliranje distri-
bucije Avil med civilnim prebi.
valstvom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26
VOJAKI v FRANCIJI SO
VODILI CRNO BORZO

PARIZ, %. decembra. - Da-
nes je bilo odkrito, da je bilo v
Franciji aretiranih ma stotine
ameriskih vojakov, XII SO gaso-
lin, cigarette in druge potreb-
Seine, XII SO bill namenjene "a
armada, ukradene Y Transports
in prodane francoski crni borzi,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-26

alta pa v Cerknici. " najvecjem
delu je ostala le Justi donna in
tudi ona bi bila v zaporu, da Sc
nj skrila. Fasisti so we'll vse
kljuee in preobrnili vso hiso.
Kar so fasisti delali po slovenski
zemlji, DO pomnil pozni rod.
'Povsod pozgano, ljudje pobi-
ii in izropani; ali vstrajali SO,
ker so vedeli, da Sc borijo "a svoj
narod, "a boljso bodocnost mlaj-
81 generaciji. Sc nj bilo zadosti,
da SO toliko gorja napravili ita-
ijanski fasisti; ne, pri s | a je
nemska EVER in sc znesla mad
Grahovem. B o m b a r d i rail- so
mirne vascane, razbitje Sc je po-
veealo, ljudskih zrtev vec in vec.
Sedem bombnikov je tolklo ubo-
go vas emo uro; mrtvih je bilo Is
oseb, ranjenih pa II. JAZZ sem
bill ravno v soil, ker smo imeli Sc
stanek radi mobilizacije in dru-
9Th stvari, nasa ostala druzina
pa r<vno pri kosilu. Morali so
kar skozi okna ven, pa so Sc
skrili pod most. Gorje, ce hi pri-
letela bomba ma MEGA. tam -bi
bilo pa vse n1rtvo; bill so pod
mostom vsi sosedje.
"Ves, JAZZ Sc nahajam sedaj
vedno okoli donna; sem nacelnik
Narodne edinice "a okraj Cerk-
n;ca, pa, kadar M cas- dcpu@Ga,
grem pomagat domov ce-a., sas
yes, da sta oba, alta in mama,
stara.. Alta so veckrat bolni, ma
ma so pa Sc kakor dekle, to vse
obrnejo. Justi in DAM sta tudi
donna, samo kadar pridejo Mem
ci in 'domobranci,' takrat pa be-
zijo do meme v bolj varno zavet-
je, mi jih pa posteno nagrbavsa-
mo, da gredo nazaj kot popar-
jeni. Da ne bos mislil, da sestre,
ne, ampak Nemce in 'domobran-
cer
"Meseca junija in julia so
bile prav velike borbe okoIi va
81 Grahovo. Yes, ma spicki so
imeli Partizani zasede, cd Ra-
keka pa je pridrvela fasisticna
EVER, da bo poravbala in po-
zgala nase vasi, ali nasi hrabri
borci so jih mnogo pobili
okrog 6. ure zvecer pa. urls ma
Svabo. S tanki so bezali Nemci
in 'domobranci,' partizanov pa
nj bilo veliko. Nase ljudstvo je
re vsemu privajeno. Kako so sc
smejali, ko so Nemci bezali, pa
ne po cesti, ker cesto So takoj
zasedli Partizani. Oh tel pri-
liki smo ujeli diva 'domobran-
ska oficirja, pa oko1i 20 voja-
kov.
"Potem so pa drugi dan pri-
sli 2 velikim stevilom in s tan
XII, pa tudi en- avijon je krozil
mad nasimi yasmi, kateri je
bombardiral vas Blocice in zgal
4 mitraljezom ma ljudi, XII so de.
lali ma polju. Ma Blocicah je
pogorelo II poslopij, to je "a.
zgal nemski avijon; vas zerov.
.nico SO pa zazgali tudi Nenci '
oklopnih yozilih. Pogorelo je 45
.poslopij, pobrali so tudi okoli
Is ljudi. v Grahovem so Jill pa
I oseb, Gornik Amalijo (po do.
mace Uleco) 50 pa ubili v Trste.
Inikih. Vidis, to je vse delo We.
Gina donlacih izdajalcev. v 50.
mem Grahovem je sedaj skods
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