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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-12-20
East End Group
Talks Of Needs
With City Council

nue. c business houses visited the
city council Tuesday night to dis
cuss problems that confronted
that district. VIM. Kier, Art Car
penter and George Hodgson made
up the committee.
The spokesman made it clear
that they were not complaining
or criticising but were making a
sincere effort to cooperate with
the city in improving that grow
ing business section. Many new
buildings are being constructed
and the appearance of Avenue G
is being generally improved.
The committee pointed out that
the street needed better lighting,
sidewalks and traffic control.
The city council had previously
considered some of these meas
ures and informed the group that
with their cooperation much
could be accomplished.
On the question of 2 sidewalk
the council had done considerable
work in obtaining right-of-way
and the committee agreed to con-
tinue this effort. Some of the new
street lighting had been desig-
mated for Avenue G.. However, it
was pointed out that ornamental
lighting would require an LID.
The traffic control problem will
be given further study. Sugges-
tons were made for the reduc-
ton of the speed limit and it was
decided to make the highway q
Is mile an hour zone from the
bridge to the west city limits.
Traffic signs calling attention to
the speed limit will be installed.
Discussing the question Of cross
walks it was felt that as soon as
new cross streets are opened up
intersections can be plainly mark
ed and cross walks painted. 1t
is planned to open up four streets
to Avenue G following completion
of the Avenue B sewer. These
would be Cedar, Beech, Elm and
Gum. The committee pointed out
that at the present time pedestrl-
ans cross at any place. Further,
the lack of sidewalks and curbs
causes careless parking which
further complicates pedestrian
traffic.
A suggestion that traffic
warning light be installed at
Campbell's corner will be taken
up with the state highway de-
partment.
The committee pointed out that
Avenue c gives many visitors
and newcomers to Kennewick
their first view Of the city and
it would be Of general benefit to
improve that street in every pos
sible way. Further, through trav-
elers get their only glimpse OF
Kennewick on the avenue.
Business men on Avenue c
have completed a survey and
traffic count of that district that
offers some revealing figures. On
the street are 43 established bus
mess places employing ITO peo-
pie. There are 665 people resid-
ing in homes and courts. Traffic
count showed that there are ap-
proximately 5000 vehicles passing
along the avenue per day. Pedes-
trian traffic ran from Is to 80
per hour. -.
The council expressed a Will
ingness to help solve the many
problems facing these business
men and urged their fullest CO.
operation.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-12-20
ID BUSINESS

It's new business for old BUSH
ness with the increasing appear
ance Of sample merchandise.
Latest to make its bow is shiny
new Easy washer at Carlberg's.
Washington Hardware has been
demonstrating the impossible with
a Bendix and housewives are cast
ing envious glances at the Hot
point range and refrigerator at
Grigg Brothers.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-12-20

NEW BUSINESS
Shirley's Shop, rapidly gaining
popularity with ladies apparel
buyers, is now making a bid for
the Junior set. More specifically,
we should say the Pre-Junior set
or the Square and Pin UP Ayers.
Several other new business an
nouncements are awaiting the
New Year.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-12-20
BLUE STAR

We are informed that the City
Council is planning to vote a
special Blue Star award in recog-
milton of City Attorney Kenneth
Serier's faithful service. The city's
official barrister has discovered
that he has established the amaz-
ing record Of not having missed
a single regular or special meeting
of the city dads during the entire
year up to and including the final
meeting Of 1945 Tuesday night.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-12-20
FAREWELL PARTY

The Bethlehem Lutheran con-
creation gave a farewell party
1or Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Neuman last
Friday evening, presenting them
Win very pretty coffee table.
Inc party was held at the recrea-
tion hall. Ice cream, cake and
coffee were served.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-12-20
STORY on THE MEEK

Kennewick Youngster: "Don't
you believe in the devil?"
His Pal: 'Naw, there amt no
devil. He's just like Santa Claus.
He's your dad"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-12-20

SSSAS
drive is pointing
to a successful
conclusion. In
addition to mail
ing seals to res
idents through
out the county,
t h e committee
has offered seals
for sale in prom
inent places. In
Kennewick the
purchased in the
have reached a
This sum is div
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-12-20

NURSES CHRISTMAS BALL
The Cadet Nurses announce that
they are holding a Christmas Ball
in the Lewis and Clark hotel in
Lewiston, Idaho, on December q,
at 9 p. m. The affair is to be semi
formal.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-12-20
Seal Sale To
End Christmas
Prevent ID

= >ts. ]. r. Ayers, county chair
~ of the tuberculosis Seal
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-12-20

Cuisines Seals
seals may be ]
postoffice lobby.
Sales to date
sum of $780, 80.
1ded as follows:
pnvat4. MA
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-12-20

. good will towards This year we celebrate
our Lords birthday we give thanks because He has sent
the most precious gift of aPeace It is in this spirit
of world peace and friendness that all enjoy bes-
sings of the Season much happiness and beattude in
the New Year.
Evening star., 1945-07-24
FIRE AND TITLE INSURANCE.

'Ex DIVIDEND. 7 Plus extra. Paid SO
far this year. e2% extra. f3S extra.
b S5 90 extra. K l0c extra. Paid in 1914
Y 41 O extra
Evening star., 1945-07-24
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. July "a P,-Grain futures
were fractionally higher in the opening
trade today with the, exception, of oats
which dipped as much as "a of a cent
during the FIRST hour.
Wheat was firm under commission house
buying. all deliveries advancing from yes
The bulk Of the buying was by houses
with Southwest connections believed to De
against cash sales to the Government.
bushels of cash wheat were purchased for
shipment to France. other grains gath
cred strength from wheat. Barley was up
The rye pit was relatively quiet as COM
pared with recent sessions, but all de-
liveries advanced.
oats we're weak. Weather conditions
are favorable for a bumper crop already
made and the trade was indifferent to
higher than Yesterdays close "ac corn V wa; Il
unchanged to "a higher, oats were 81 to >.
lower, rye was. Il lower to y higher ano
OaSsg Eas s6nS Lower to = hiShsT
bined with optimistic news from the Jap
anese war theater has caused considerable
long gqidat9n praders are Of the
what offset by the other developments.
There are evidences that producers are
mns S ss s vBes sBrsqna % s Drsssnt eyes Th
terday Showing 500 cars more than foi
Hsh temperstures na si0 oi the last tv day,
The WHICH has been eonsdered SeeeD more
last Years crop sti h held dsg1s On farms m some 0'
AT IL a m. wheat was ks to 20 higher
Corn was une6ansed to Z hisher, septem- 1es
sssmssr, s4%, JRye was 1ss to $s hisher.
"a hieher, September, liz W
Evening star., 1945-07-24
Scattered Stocks Up,
But Many Leaders
Lack Support
BY VICTOR EUBANK,


NEW YORK, July 24.-Scattered
stocks picked gingerly at recovery
in today's market. although many
leaders displayed notable lack OF
comeback animation.
Selling tapered after the opening.
The pace was slow except at inter-
walls. Early declines of fractions to
a point or SO were reduced or con-
verted into modest plus marks near
the fourth hour and the trend was
no worse than slightly uneven.
Reconversion skepticg, with the
idea that a quick Japanese foldup
would temporarily nit domestic
economy, still were in the majority
and inclined to stand aside pending
news from the Far Pacific and
Potsdam. Earnings, dividends and
the feeling technical revival was
a possibility inspired some bidding
Better performers included United
States Steel, Bethlehem, Baltimore
& Ohio, Chrysler, Pan American
Airways, Texas Co., Electric Power
e. Light and Montgomery Ward
Among laggards were Great North
ern, Southern Railway, Anaconda
American Water Works, Woolworth
Goodrich, Douglas Aircraft, Union
Carbide and Standard Oil Of New
Jersey.
Bonds were a trifle irregular.
Supported in the curb were Elliott
Co., Diana Stores, Raytheon and
TeXtron.
Evening star., 1945-07-24
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. July "a iE9 (wFA, .--salable
hogs, 5000; total, 1000: active and fully
at .140 pounds up at 1875 ceiling; good
anna
salable cottle, $500; total $500: sala-
steers and yearlinss ' steady sUG T to strong, inS
active early, close slow; all others slow,
uneyen1y steady to 25 cents lower; good
grades at 15.5O-1650 showing most de-
cline; top. 1870, on ,weighty steers; 17;6o
grassy kinds mostly 1300-l5 90; heifers
STEADY, STEADY, best 1900: cows and bulls slow,
l8,50 down; most beef cows 9,25-12 so;
cutters. $50 down, heavy sausage bulls to
Salable sheep, 500; total 1900: native
spring lambs steady to Is cents lower;
Westerns absent; good and choice grades,
49, .25-16.40 practical top. 1925, with
buess out at. 100 discount; some good
lambs, 16 90: few common sort-outs, 12. So
1900; shorn. old crop lambs and yearlings
practically absent: aged ewes steady; good
and choice .shorn native ewes, S.25-S.35;
common light-weights down to 700.
Evening star., 1945-07-24
FIue-Cured tobacco
Brings Premium at
Georgia Opening
By the Associated Press.

VALDOSTA, Ga, July, "a. - The
nations tobacco sales season opened
today and fue-cured tobacco offered
at local warehouses brought AZ cents
a pound. 2 cents above the ceiling
price.
Tobacco companies are permitted
to pay more than the ceiling price
on best grades of leaf but their total
purchases for the season must not
exceed the ceiling.
First rows on the Statesboro mar
ket brought Al cents a pound. About
10000 pounds were on warehouse
floors.
At Hahira, initial sales brought
"a to As cents a pound. Approx
mately half a million pounds were
offered
A top Of A cents was bid at
Vidalia for the first baskets and the
first three rows averaged Al cents
Four warehouse floors held 100000
pounds.
At Pelham the average price was
43 cents on first sales. About ESQ.,
600 pounds were offered on the open
ing day.
A million pounds of leaf we're on
Nashville floors where the opening
average was Az cents a pound.
Evening star., 1945-07-24
Washington Produce

From the Department of Agriculture.
Prices paid net fob. Washington.
EGGS-Msrket steady to firm: the sup
ply is stiil somewhat short, but most re-
tailers are able to buy enough to meet
immediate demands; graded Western stock
is reported good. while current receipts
are showing poor quality. Prices paid for
Federal-State sraded eggs received from
mixed colors, u s, grade A, extra large,
1850, average 49h: y. s. grade A. large,
e. grade - A. rnesnm' 42.4s ga average
lots. commercially Graded. extra large A,
1850.
LIVE POULTRY--Market very firm: two
loads arrived today and two late Monday
for authorized professors: few coops
arrived for civilians with some being sold
as breeding stock. Prices paid fob. Wash
ington TRANSPORTATION charges included
according 10 rilileage), fowl. 27.9; hnoilers
and fryers. 32.20-32 80.
Evening star., 1945-07-24

Hourly Sales on the Exchange Today.
II 100 m $50 600 2:b0 noon 300 600
100 pm 800 900 2.cOpm 46o 600
tUnit of trading 10 shares; sales printed
in full. r In bankruptcy or receivership or
being organized under Bankruptcy Act
Rates of dividends in the foreeoing table
are annual disbursements based on last
quarterly or semi.annuai declaration. Un-
dends are not included K Ex dividend
xr Elk rights q. Also extra or extras.
{. Paid last year. Payable in stock. De-
clarsd or paid SO far this year; PAYABLE
dends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1945-07-24
BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY.
STOCKS.
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES.

Amer Sec e. TT Co fes) - 26O
Bank of Bethesda q 75)--- 3512
Capital tnewl ta.40) 80 "a
Com & Savings tyl0.00)-- 455
Liberty ~ 206
Lincoln (h5) 290
Natl Saw d. TT 5000 s23O
Pr Georges Bk g. TT I'll .0O) % 26
Riggs 12I 395
Union Trust Co C3.00) - 1870
Washington (6D 16S ---
WASHINGTON Loan g. Tr (eSl s215
Evening star., 1945-07-24
Lower Net Reported
By Norfolk & Western

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, July "a. - The
Norfolk g. Western Railway Co. an
nounced today net income of $13,-
1923, ,86219 for the first six months of
1945. compared with $15,283, sos %
for the same period last year.
However, after provisions for sink
ing and reserve funds and appro-
priations, the balance of income was
S11 ,206, ,23444 for the first six months
of l945 and 1904 966.48 for thr
same period last year.
Earnings on common stock for tn,
period of the current year
were S766 a share. compared With
S7.57 for the 1914 period.
Evening star., 1945-07-24
Washington Exchange
SALES.

Capital Transit Co-1O at 81, 10 at 81,
10 at 81 at 81. 10 at 81, 10 at 81.
Riggs National Bank commons to 400.
, at 400.
1071z, 10 at 1673s, Is at 1079s, 10 at
107Ia, 20 at 1914
Woodward e. Lothrop preferred-10 at
1875
Washington Gas common-3O at 27l9.
Capital Transit lst ref. 4s-S2, 600 at
Evening star., 1945-07-24
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. July "a H9.-Cotton fu-
traders awaited further developments on
the crop situation Light hedge selling
and liquidation were about Offset by mill
buying against textile orders There was
some covering by spot Arms against recent
sales of cotton to Spain.
Late afternoon prices were 10 cents n
bale higher to Is lower october, 90 rs.
December. 90 81 and March, % 80,
Evening star., 1945-07-24
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. July "a 0P-Foreign ex-
changs rites follow Great Britain in
dollars, others in cents).
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket, GA per cent discount or 90.S7A
United states cents, unchanged.
Europe--Great Britain. 4.02s, b Of q
cent higher
Latin America--Argentina free, $500.
unchanged; Brazil free, 5.25; Mexico. 20.65.
Evening star., 1945-07-24
Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA July "a lP.-The Sc
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock EXCHANGE for July 23:. 4,047 pur-
nsses ssiss nydlyg yorsns se o SS sharss o9
short sales involving $40 shares.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13

their sixth annual Northeastern champion
gaspoered Hcksvle, l., NJ
their
view during of the events contestant
Others their craft for record fight
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13

| cejo skozi okna ma Leonovo
stran, pa padajo pod njegovo
pusko. Frici SO tako zmedeni, da
niti ne vedo cd kod streli pada.
jo, a Leon Sc zaveda samo enc
dolznosti: prekletim sovrazni.
kom nasega naroda-smrt!
"Napad ma vlak. mostove v
zrak"
"Fantje, moi fantje! LIE we.
mite kruha, lie, in medu!" je 60
vorila stara mamica sestorici
partizanov in tipala z rokami
proti MIN, kajti cd starosti je
bila ze ma pol slepa. Stisnila je
pred odhodom vsakemu izmed
njih roko in Jim zasepetala v
slovo: ."Srecno hodite, moji FAINT
je, in Bog maj vas varje ma vasi
poti!'
Nato so Sc povzpeli prav ma
vrh Pece. Zrak je bill mrzel in
eist. Komandir Joze je stegnil
roko in pokazal predse v dolino:
'Tam je Pliberk, tia gremo!' -
Sestorica Sc je zazrla v mestece,
XII ga je svaba spremenil v svojo
postojanko.
''In tam je Drava!" V daljavo
Sc je ertala tanka proga in Sc
villa po dolini posejani S holmi
in grici. Sc dale, skoraj ma OBJ
zorju Sc je dvigala Svinjska pla-
nina, nekje Oh vznozju pa je &C.
pela vasica Jekse.
''Povsod tod biva mas rod!" je
dejal Joze, "pa so nam ga well
ii prokleti svabi!"
Potem Sc je spomnil nesreene-
ga plebiscita dvajsetega leta, ko
so svabi preplavili to dezelico in
jo zaceli ponemcevati. "Sedaj jo
bono dobili nazaj, in vrag nam
je ne vzame vec!!" je dejal joe
in stisnil pusko v svoje delav-
ske roke.
Meznarcev Joze je bill livar in
je delal pri martinovi peel. Ko
je preplavila Gustanj govorica 0
partizanih in borbi "a svobodo,
je Joze pustil pee in Sci v les.
Postal je komandir enc izmed
koroskih Get.
Obrnil je svoj sivi izklesani
obraz, XII ga je trideset let zgala
vrocina martinove peel, cetvori-
ci svojih tovarisev in dejal:
"Pojdimo!'
Spustili so Sc preko grebenov
Pece v dolino in krenili proti
Pliberku. V mraku so Sc pribli-
zali cesti. NesliSno so Sc pomi-
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= ~ NAS~t9~S AAA~3 AAS~AAA~SS
znova dve mini, dive 81 Sc pri
hrani, postavi vzigalnik in pri
zge vzigalno vrvico. Spet topo
tanje koles. To pot mora uspeti
mora. Leon 81 grize prste cd ma
petega pricakovanja in S skrbjt
opazuje drobni plamen, XII Sc ma
glo bliza vzigalniku. Lokomoti
va je ze tn. Plamencek ze dogo
reva tik vzigalnika. Toda-stro;
zdrvi cez mine, tender zdrvi zs
MIN. Leon je skoraj yes IL sebe
Pa Sc vendar ne DO ponovila ists
smola? Sledita diva oklopna va
gona-zdaj, zdaj mora slediti
eksplozija. Toda mic. Tudi oklop
ma vagona sta ze zdrvela mimo
potem zavozi velik pullman. Sko
70 ze tudi preide nevarno mesto
a tedaj nenadoma sledi straho
Wit pok.. Diva vagona, polna nem
Skin oficirjev kompletnim
nemskim stabom, zletita v zrak
zelezje, les, vse lett po zraku
Tracnice so unicene. IL rusevin
Sc slisijo stoki in klici ranjen
cev. Med frici nastane strahovi'
ia zmeda, preklinjanje, krieanje
in beganje ma vse strani. V to
zmedo Sc usuje toea svincenk il
partizanskih strojnic in pusk
pridruzijo Sc Jim mine, XII "a
emo zasipavati yes prostor.
Leon lezi v jarku, krogle mu
svigajo konaj pedenj ma glavo
in sejejo smrt med zmedene sva.
be. Malo kdo Sc znajde. Loko'
motiva z oklopnima vagonoma
Sc medtem vrne. Edino ia po.
sadka Sc je ze nekoliko znasla
Zacne sc silQvit ,dvoboj med
nemskimi in partizanskimi mi.
nometi.
Leon je YES liz sebe. Plane ko
ris in Sc povzpne ma locomotive
Sam ne We, kaj Sc dogaja z MIN.
Magic zatakne mino "a cilinder,
prizge vrvico in spretno odsko.
ci. Sedaj je ma drugi strani pro.
&c, kjer je kolikor toliko zaSci.
ten pred kroglami, XII zvizgajo
cd vseh strani. Stroj hrope in
hrope. Tedaj nov pok med Ste.
vilnimi eksplozijami. IL razbite.
ga kotla brizga vrela voda. Lo.
komotiva je smrtno zadeta.
Svabi vpijejo, nihce ne We to.
enc, kaj Sc dogaja. Med mimi "a.
vlada pravi smrtni strah. Zacno
laziti kar skozi okna in marsikdo
Sc znajde v Saw. Svabi, XII ska
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FIR. MACK
66O3 ST. CLAIR AVE.
Elk 1894
SLOVENEc, v STARoSTI MED

SLoVENEc. v STAROSTI MED
so. IN so. LETOM.
vesele in zabavne narave. loeen (ne
po svoji krivdi). lastnik dobroidoee
gostilne in restavracije ter turistic-
nih kabin Wisconsin,. OBJ najpro-
metnejsi cesti med Chicago in Mil
waukee. 6 mill severno Cd Illinois
drzavne meje. Sc zeli spoznati v
svrho poznejse zenitve Slovenko.
prijetne zunanjosti in vesele nara
We, izkusene v obrtnem gospodinj-
stvu in kuhanju. v starosti ne mani
kot 40 do so let.
Katero GAMMA in bi imela vese-
lie do imenovane obrti. mai sporoSi
pismeno podrobnosti. ter prilozi
svojo sliko.
Memo bogastvo nj pogoj. glavno
je znaeaj in dobro srce.
Priporoeila (reference) upostevana.
ANDY HOSTNIK
Timber Ridge"
Skokie Blvd.
p. O. Bristol. Wisconsin
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(Nadaljevanje)

v noci pred akcijo so brigade
prekoracile "mejo' Popoldne je
bilo vse pripravljeno. Okoli mo-
sta Sc je stisnil obroc. Ma tel
strani Save XIV, ma oni strani
XIV. divizija. Sonce je prijetno
grelo in borci SO polegli po resju
in mahu. Pc nocnem pohodu Sc
tako sladko zaspi. Minerji so
imeli casa dovolj. Pref je bilo
treba zavzeti grad Poganjek in
kresnice, potem sele pride ma
vrsto most.
Sc pred mrakom je bilo vse
nared. Poganjek je bill zavzet,
padle SO Kresnice. LIE posadka
onkraj mostu Sc je zilavo drza-
la po bunkerjih in okrog proti-
letalskih topov. Po strmih stop
micah in po lestvah SO Sc spusti-
Ii minerji z gradu ma progo in k
mostu. Visoka in obsezna zgrad-
ba il mocnega zelezja, XII Sc je
nenadoma izvila il teme, jim je
villa spostovanje in zaskrblje-
most. "Ali ga bono zmogli?"
Skoro 10 metrov siroka struga
Save je premoscena z dvojnim
mostom ma dveh opornikih: tri
polja z okrog Sc metrov rape
tine. Vsak tir dvotirne proge
ina popolnoma locen most, tako
da je pravzaprav sest velikih ze-
leznih mostov.
Treba je bilo delati nitro in
tho. Sal so bill Svabi lie nekai
stotin metrov stran in so ne
prestano mitraljirali V temo. Su-
menje Save in prasketanje gore
cih vojaskih barak je zamorilo
nekoliko preglasen korak. Gore
&c barake SO bile dobra razsvet-
lava. Cd casa do casa so poma-
gall Sc Svabi kakSno raketo.
Minerji so Sc odlocili "a zele-
zno predalcje prvega polja "a
oba tira. Pripravljene mine SO
privezali ma vozlisca in zelezne
drogove. Ma mocnejsih mestih
so dodali Sc kaksno vreco 8O8.
V dobri uri so bile mine postav-
ljene. Med mimi Sc je prepre-
dala kot pajcevina celia mreza
belle detonatorske vrvice, XII je VI
sveznju izginjala med tiroma in
Sc ma bregu zdruzila, kjer je bill
pripravljen skupen wig S poca-
81 goreco vrvico.
Kmalu je kar proved izzival-
no vijolicasto zasvetila vzigali-
ca. Minerji SO hiteli proti tune
lu. Dva sta Sc pocakala, da je
siknil plamen smodnika il vr-
vice in potem sta bila tudi ona
V nekaj skokih v tunelu.
Sledili SO trenutki najbolj ne
cakanja, nakar Sc jel
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kali OBJ robu gozda naprej vzdolz
ceste. Trda tema je bila, ko 50
Sc priblizali Pliberku, Sc izognili
svabskim zasedam in krenili pro-
ii mostu.
Vedeli so, da je zelezniski
most zastrazen, pa vseeno SO sli
trdno odlocnostjo, da
mora pliberski most zleteti v
zrak!
(Dalje prihodmjit)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-13
S1ike IL OSvobodi1ne
borbe v S1ovenijl
Izdal Propaganda odde
vojske in Partizanskih odredov slovenije


mocno zabliskalo, sledila je eks'
plozija, pis toplega zraka in 70
pot padajoeega zelezja.
IL gradu so Sc oglasili veseli
vzkliki borcev, z one strani pa
Sc vsula toca krogel in granat
razjarjenih Swallow.
Miner Leon
Leon 81 je pogladil bujne crne
lase in vel stiri mine ter vse
drugo kar miner potrebuje. Sits
nil je Sc enkrat roko tovarisu
komandantu in ze je izginil v
noci. z naglimi koraki Sc je ko
srna spuscal po bregu nizdol.
Spodaj je sumela Sava.
Ustavil Sc je, napeto prisluhnil
in z ocmi prediral temo. Vse je
bilo tho in mirno, lie tam v da-
ljavi nekje je sopihal vlak. Pri-
pravil je pusko ma strel in spet
napravil nekaj korakov. Tako je
kmalu prisel skoro tik do proge.
Zopet Sc je ustavil. Njegova va
jena usesa so ujela rahel sum,
XII je prihajal po progi. Zdelo
Sc mu je cello, da vidi neke po-
stave. Magic je pocenil "a bliznji
grm in Sc skril. Postave ma pro-
gi so Sc ustavile in 81 prizgale
cigarette. Nemska patrola, XII pre-
gleduje progo pred prihodom
vlaka. Razlocno je cul govorje-
ME. Patrola Sc je nekaj casa
motala, nato pa zginila "a OWN
kon.
Tedaj Sc je Leon dvignil. Bill
je re skrajni cas-, vlak mora kma-
lu priti, zaseda je ze dolgo ma
svojih mestih. Sc nekaj skokov
in ze je ma progi. Magic pripra-
vi mine, vzame vzigalnik, 81 owl
je vrvico okoli roke in leze v
bliznji jarek. liza ovinka re pri-
haja vlak, dive bledi luci svetita
V temo. Tx pred vi a k o m je
treba potegniti vrvico, potem Sc
vlak iztiri in zdrvi v Savo.
Trenutki SO dolgi kot vecnost.
Ali DO akcija uspela? Vlak pri-
haja vedno blize in blize. Tx
pred locomotive Leon potegne
"a vrvico, toda Vrvica Sc
pretrga, ker Sc je zadrgnila
okrog nekega kamna. Mine MISC
eksplodirale! Sc nekaj trenutkov
in dolgi vozovi izginejo v temi.
LIE Sc Sop zarecih isker Sc vlece
"a odhajajoeim vlakom.
Tedaj Sc Leon razocaran dvi-
gne. Pobere mine in sc ze hoce
vrniti k zasedi. Toda vseeno ga
Sc nekaj zadrzi ma progi. Tam
nekje spet prihaja sum. Nov, ne
vlak? Kaj to pome-
nj? Tedaj Sc mu nenadoma po-
sveti: kak vazen vojaski trans
port. Zato je tudi sla patrola in
pred MIN potniski vlak.