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Evening star., 1945-01-07

and members of Court Forest
Glen No. 961, Catholic Daugh-
ters of America, will assemble
at the Warner E Pumphrey fu-
neral home, S434 Georsia ave,
Silver Spring, Md, to recite the
Rosary on Sunday. January Z,
pm.
G. MURRAY, Grand Regent.
Evening star., 1945-01-07
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MURRAY, RAYMOND B., sR. Suddenly
on Wednesday. January 3. 194h. RAY
MoNp .; MURRAY. sr;. Of 6701 Pine,
Murray az anes os0nsu fsshsr q ee
Raymond B., jr.; 1t. George f., u g. Army
and Serst. James E. Murray, U. 8. Army
Funeral from the above residence on Mon.
day. January &. at 9:30 am. Requiem
mass at the Church OF the Nativity at l(
am. Interment Arlington National Gem.
MURRAY. RAYMOND B.. sR. The mem.
~ bers of washington Council
ZlAlA No. 224, knights of Columbus
4 are informed of the death or
IYIEWednes Jsnusry 2, s Iga5
NJ RAY, Sr. Of 6701 Piney Branch
w rd. NV. and are requested tc
attend the funeral services at the Church
10 am. Members will meet at his late
residence on Sunday, January z, at $3.50
pm. for recitation of prayers for the
BENJAMIN s. SIMMONS.
DIR. A. D. WILKINSON Fin. secy.
PAYNE, GEORGE w. Suddenly. on sat.
urday. January 6, 1e45, GEORGE W
PAYNE; ,si i64o Florida ave NV. son Of the
Rudolph and Sterling Payne and Mrs
Mildred Parron. Also surviving are two
sisters Mrs. henrietta Sanford and Mrs
II. and William M. Payne and Daniel Gard.
.ner, and other relatives and friends No
tice Of funeral later. Arrangements by
MCGUIRE.
PRATHER, LUCY J.. On Saturday, jan
Tslgyv IaTy g. 1882 rav g. her hSmss AZ Goshen Md,
ter Of the late John snd Ann Prather, She
Frazier: :,,S, one brother: Tobias pIathsr - Of Of
Of Roches.er. N. Y. Funeral services ION on
Monday; January &, at pm, from Brook
officiatine. Interment church cemetery.
PYLES. MISS HESTER A. On Saturday,
January q, 1945, at the home of her niece,
Mrs william D. Coffey, 9I9 Sligo ave,
Silver Spring, Md, Miss HESTER A.
PYLES. Funeral services at the above
residence on Monday. January 6, at . pm.
Interment Rock Greek Cemetery.
RASSIN. NATHAN. A special communi-
cation of Samuel Gompers Lodge
No. AS, F. A. A. M. will be held
IN Sunday, January z, 1g45, al
MN o.30 pm, at the Masonic Tenn
TSH pie, 18th ST. and New York ave
W NV, for the purpose of con-
ferring the last rites at the fu-
neral of the late brother, NATHAN RASSIN
BERNARD RARZI1NE Master
Evening star., 1945-01-07

BoTELER, ANNIE M. On Saturday,
4sth ave, Berwyn, Md, ANNIE M.
BoTELER, beloved wife Of the late Joseph
j Boteler. She is survived by her daugh-
ter, Mrs Andrew Mothershead; her sons;
,Jobn r and Joseph owen Boteler, and
two sisters, Margaret and Helen Loane
Remains resting at Gasch's funeral home
4739 Baltimore ave, Hyattsvile, Nd. NO
tice of funeral later.
Evening star., 1945-01-07

CHAPPELEAR. JAMES ALBERT. On
Friday, January 5, 1945, JAMES ALBERT
beloved husband of Ethel Lacey Chap
pelear, father of James A. Chappelear,
jr.. and Mrs Ethel C. Flanagan. Friends
are invited to call at the Lee funeral home
4th St and Mass. ave ne, where services
will be held on Monday, January s, at |
am. Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1945-01-07

CHAPMAN, ROSE Suddenly, on satur-
day, January g. 1945. at her residence,
sos ONeal CT s.w,, ROSE CHAPMAN; the
Chapman, devoted aunt of Mrs. Emma
Carter other relatives and many friends
also mourn her departure. Remains rest,
ing at the John T. Rhines & Co. funeral
home, Bird and Eye sts. s.w. 'Notice OF
funeral later.
Evening star., 1945-01-07

& BERGER, DAVID special communi-
3 cation of Samuel Gompers Lodge.
! : !; s;
last rites at the funeral of our
late brother DAVID BERGER.
BERNARD BARzUNE, Master.
Evening star., 1945-01-07

pRETH BLAIR beloved husband of Alta
Mae Blair. father CT Louise and Olephea
Blair, son. of Mr.. and Mrs Reese Blair r anS ,;ai
brother of Mrs. Pearl Watts. Many otnel
relatives and friends also survive. Remains
resting at the Dovie G. Brooks funera
home. 1900 Florida ave. NV. Notice o
funeral later.
Evening star., 1945-01-07

Speed the day Of Peace and
Plenty"-buy an extra War Bond
today.
Evening star., 1945-01-07

uary S, I945. at her home Germantown
Md, MARY ]. BOLAND, beloved wife O.
the late Harry M. Boland, mother OF Marie
D. Boland, sister of Mrs. George M. Hunter
and half-sister of Mrs. Ethel Spates ane
Mrs. Madeline " Waters. Mrs. Bolane
rests at her late home, where services VII
be held on Monday, January 8, at pm
Interment Neelsville Presbyterian Churcf
Cemetery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
The Dowaqer Says:
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and decided 10 visit Washington
and then 90 10 Florida, II. Don
Stevenson. who has been back
on leave from the navy, is 10
report for duty this week and
expects 10 60 TO the Pacific
shortly.
Mrs. StandiSh BackuS Jr., who
came East with her daughter,
Barbara. for the summer, has
returned 10 her home in Santa
Barbara 1t. BackuS, who has
been detailed for special mis-
sion in the Pacific, was on the
Missouri and writes most fas-
cinating letters about his ex-
perienceS. His friends and rela-
tiVes all crowded the newSreelS
this week TO catch a glimpse Of
hls smile over MacArthur'S
shoulder, And that reminds US
of his brother. Charles. who was
sent a snapshot of his little
daughter. whom he has never
seen. He was asked If he
thought ms daughter resembled
him, but his reply was: IL really
don't know I've been behind
my own face too long 10 know"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
Symphony Season
Opens Thursday
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Nclvilles, The William Judson
Hcils and Mrs. Evans Steven
ton.
Mrs. William z. KaleS has
asked her daughter, Mrs. Robert
IiartwiCk. her son-in-law and
daughter. the Neil McMaths. and
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Davis 10 sit
with her in her box.
Other box holders include:
Mrs. John s. Newbery Mrs.
Russell Alger who is out Of
town but who Will return for
the concert. Mrs. Anna Kresge,
Or and Mrs. Lawrence r.
O'Toole, Mrs. Thomas Henry
Simpson Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
crlck Sloane Ford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph 3. Schlotman, Mrs. Roy
j. Chapin. Mrs. James O. Muir
I'm. the Max Osnos family and
John a. Lutz.
Mrs. Schlotman, Mrs. Chapin
and Mrs. Murfin are in New
York but are expected home for
the symphony opening.
Mrs. Phelps Newberry. presi-
dent of the Detroit branch of
the Noedlework Guild. is just
back from Philadelphia where
she attended the Organizations
SlNtieth annual meeting.
At this meeting even Mrs.
NcWbcrry who is 50 well verSed
in NccdleWork Guild history,
learned some new facts about
the organization.
THE year the NeedleWork
Guild was founded the number
of new articles contributed. In
the entire country, was 300"
said Mrs. Newberry.
Last years donations. in the
nation, totaled 1000, 900"
This year, Mrs. Newberry
stated, any surplus over the
L. s. requirements will be sent
10 the Philippines.
Tho "lngalherIng' in Detroit
will be held the week beginning
Oct 29. in the r.. jefferson
Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21

10 Garden Club meetings,
Needlewerk Guild and other
like activities. Mrs RuSsel A,
Alger spends hours for the good
ef the Thrift Shop and Neigh
borhood Club; Mrs. Standish
Backus is busy with the Protes-
tant chiidren's Home. Dr. Burt
Shurly gives freely OF his
precious time for the Tubercu-
loSiS Society, {. Henry Haber-
korn does his big bit for the
Public Library.
Mrs. Fred r. Murphy is an
other who spends practically
her whole time in civic and
charitable work. She is paTticu-
larly interested in the Visiting
Nurse Association and the
Women'S Auxiliary Of the
American Legion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
Rosed ale Park Dinners
Honor Visiting Veterans
Preston Sweet.

bridge The custom witt be re-
vNed a. the home of Mr.. and
TTtTS- fIUSSCTT MCKINNEY The
group VIII include. MesSrS. and
Mr,dameS Arthur DlckeY, Aus
Tn Drake. Ralph CranSton,
lanes -Bu6all and Robert Nor
riSon and daughter, Mary. and
ttTC1TaTd Carlson
Mr. and Mrs Russell McKin-
ney have As their guests over
the weekend Mr.. and Mrs.
H7itaCe T. Fisher OF CinCln-
natl and their daughter, Miss
Jean r Fisher a Red Cross
nurse home from Puerto Rico.
It John ID. Nafe. back from
the ETO after three years of
service has returned 10 Billings
General Hospital after a
months leave with his sister
and brother-In-law. the James
BONallS of Ashton road
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
DINNER PARTIES are pre-

DINNER PARTIES are pre-
~ vailung this Sunday IN
R2e-t-tirfr--f7T 7Trry- rCT0TTUE v-ry1r--
ing ScrNlCcmCn.
Mr. ana Mrs Walter Y John
son ot PiaInEIcV road are en-
-1ertaIHIuE- -dInuCr- for -1hEIr
son and dauGhtcr-in-iaw It.
s-t7A JJuirr1 +. jUTUvQr.
Guests include Dr. and Mis-.
Lawrence +. @ Toolc. William
II. johnson Nr. and Mrs Henry
Griuuctf Ni1vy Nora tuuuHE
and Mis-, Jean GauIty OF PhIla-
delphia
Il johnson Is visiting his par
cntS after two years .n lEe EID
and VIII report next month 10
Fort Johnson Fla
The Ralph NcGaWs Of Ashton
road arc celebrating Christmas,
Thanksgiving and the birthday
anniversary of their son Ensign
Donald MCGaU It. James Nc
Cav flew home from MlEhpf
7 TTTd TIT UT VTTE-FTlI 5TIT u
say ad,eu 10 Ensign NcG8W,
who IS en- route tO tnC Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
Works With Symphony

Dr. Murphy is carrying on the
work with the symphony as a
side issue. Mrs. Phelps New
berry heads the Red Cross Gray
Ladies and Necdlework Guild
Mrs Albert Tower spends hours
al the Franklin Street Settle
ment. Ethel Finn works like a
Trojan At Junior League of
which she is president. Mrs AL
bert Griffith docs a lot for the
District Nurses. and that's the
way il goes right through our
social list.
Golngs and comingS Mr. and
Mrs. Charles $. Pike have left
for an indefinite motor trip IN
the South. They have sold their
blg house i'm Seminole avenue
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
Mrs. HartfiI Leaves

Mrs. Gordon H. Hartfil. who
has been making her home with
her parents, the Paul Eberlys
Of Faust road. has gone 10 Chat
ham Field. Ga. 10 be with her
husband. SGT Iiartfl
Miss Mary MCSwCCncy was
hostess at, a duplicate bridge
party Friday evening m her res
idence IN outer Drive. The
guests we're:
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-21
LIE DANES

Mrs. Joyce COPELAND. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Willard &.
COPELAND Of Greenwich road. is
enjoying a whirl at Annapolis.
where she is tho guests Of Mid
shipman Frank Knox Of Tiubbcll
avenue for the Centennial celc-
bration.
A group OF nCighbors have
been getting together for years
during the fall and winter for
Nogales international., 1945-12-14
Maroon Masque
Schedules Plays

Due to the unexpected delay of
the receiving of the play Almost
Summer" by Christopher Sergel,
which was to be given before the
Christmas holidays, the Maroon
Masque was forced to order another
play, "A Murder Has Been Arrang-
ed' by Emlyn Williams, and will
present it as soon as possible after
the holidays.
almost Summer" is a comedy in
three acts. 1t is about a school boy
who is striving to make the grade
to go to college. If he doesn't make
the grade, he will not be able to go
on summer vacation with his par
ents, but he will have to go to
summer school, It's three days un-
til school is out, almost summer,
and the star of our play has two
big worries; passing that history
exam tomorrow, and his girl going
out with another young man. 1t is
Nogales international., 1945-12-14
Shop Early!

The season Of holly and mistletoe is ushering in
a shopping parade which promises to break all rec
ords for this years national income will again reach
into the financial stratosphere
This Christmas, shoppers are warned more than
ever to shop early. Scarcity of goods may make it
difficult or impossible for merchants to secure
additional stock in many lines when present supplies
are exhausted. ,N RA~~iaa as'a "a "n-~''-~i ~i~
~ And wise shoppers will not only do their buying
early they will do it at home where they can save
precious time and dollars. Gone the days when
the big city held monopoly on lower prices and
variety Of goods. With efficient merchandising
methods our local merchants have effectively broken
that one time monopoly. In doing, they have rem
dered service not only to shoppers but to the COM
munity, for dollars spent at home create jobs, pay
taxes and support civic improvements of every kind.
Our stores stand ready to help us fill our Christ
mas shopping bag with bargains fine any to be
seen anywhere TO find Christmas Gheer t Tor 7- our
and shop at home!
Nearly every colllmnist and commentator admits
that he has scored number of news scoops.
Nogales international., 1945-12-14
tM2ff1lfR|5Box Fl
Inglewood, Calf.
Dec. 8, 1945

Dec. 3, 1945
Dear Craig:
Your paper still keeps me close
to dear old Nogales, so just keep on
sending it. I am glad to see that
all the boys are getting home and
hope that they all get a real break
after what they have gone through.
Here in LA. they have forgotten
that there was ever war and a lot
of ex-G.L's are sure walking around
with the bulkhead stares. They
can't get home, and some Of them
not even a job.
Just walk up Broadway or Main
street and out of 10 are wearing
the ruptured duck. Seems like all
the ex-service men want to settle
in Los Angeles.
I ran into Ted Carter the other
day. I hadn't seen him for Is
years. One of his boys got killed
on tin can in the Pacific. You no
doubt remember Ted. He is in the
real estate business, so you can bet
he is doing fine.
Well, Craig, let me know when
my subscription runs out and I shall
be more than glad to mail you a
check.
Regards to all.
AS ever,
EDDIE A. SOTO
Nogales international., 1945-12-14

a Henry Aldrich" type of play.
Our hero gets into such jams as
wrecking the principals car. His
passing the test in history and thus
getting the grade for college de-
pends upon the principal, his his
tory teacher! Castings for Almost
Summer" is now in progress.
(N.H.S. Apache Warcry)
Nogales international., 1945-12-14

The Cub Scout Pack meeting will
be held Monday, Dec. II, at 8 pm.
in the Elks Hall. Cubs and their
families and friends will attend.
Nogales international., 1945-12-14

Robert Briggs, recently discharged.
from the Marines following long
service, returned last week from a
visit in Washington, DC.
Nogales international., 1945-12-14
IT'S A GIRL

IT'S A GIRL
Born early Sunday morning to Mr..
and Mrs. James Kerson of the Cav
ern Cafe girl. They now have four
daughters and three sons.
Nogales international., 1945-12-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles v. Fowler of
Tucson, formerly of Nogales, were
here Saturday.
Nogales international., 1945-12-14

e. S. Franco of Harshaw was a
business visitor in Nogales Monday.
Nogales international., 1945-12-14
SEEN ad HEARD
-. ohA -
The MAIN DRAG

Jimmy Pensinger, cigar smoker
has never smoked cigarette +. 4e
years a railroader, he has been rail-
roading at Nogales since 1906 and
prior to that was with the Chicago
& Alto and the Erie in Ohio, etc.
Georgia, 9, and Ginga, S, daugh-
ters of Mr.. and Mrs. Writ G. Bow
man, singing Silent Night" with
Georgia as piano accompanist.
Crapshooters becoming pitch play
ers.
Nogales international., 1945-12-14

Nearly every coumnist and commentator admits
that he has scored a number Of news scoops:
Nogales international., 1945-12-14

Crapshooters becoming pitch play
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-18
V Kopru priprov|ioio s|ovenske Sole

mole zalostne novice. ziva sem
Sc, hvalabogu, enako tudi So
prog Viktor, sinova Albin in
Jozef in hei Danica. Sin Augu-
Sin in Sylvester sta zrtvovala
svoja mlada zivljenja "a naso do
movino. Cd sina Alojziia pa nj
mamo glasa. ze emo leto, ali je
xiv ali mrtev.
"Sedaj ma stara leta sem osta-
la skoraj .brez otrok; ostala sem
brez hise, brez obleke, hrez vse
robe in druzega, kar sem imela,
ker nam so Nemci unicili vse in
pozgali. Dstala sem samo Sc Ii
va, >Bolana sem vedno, "a poci-
vat pa nirnam dosti kje, ker Y
eni sobi sr,1o vsem, kar ina
mo za. vse: "a kuhati, "a spati
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-18

Frances TOMATO, sol E. 143
St., je prejela pismo Cd sorod-
nikov il Pregarjev ma Primor-
skem, cd katerega kraja smo ze
veckrat slisali, da SO Cd 113 his
ostale samo dive. Pise il svaki-
MIA Ivana Bubnic, sestra cd
n ,;enega pokojnega moza, Au-
gust Tomato ter MEN sin AL
bin Bubnic, kateri je bill ucitelj
v Kopru Sc pod "slavno" Italijo
in sedaj, kakor je razvidno il pi-
sma, pripravljajo tam sloven-
skc sole.
Pismo je sledece vsebine:,
Pregarje, 8. septembra 1945
"Draga Francka! - Z"
"Vendar po tolikem casu mi
je mogoce, da Ii naznanim
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-18

in shode ter seje in prreditve Spoh Sc ako obreo
nasvet tel pubkaciji oh vsa pri ke e treba potoei
laA XII h reakcija skusa sea med narod aradvo je tn.
di podano tako okrasani vendar izreno inforativi
ob da ahko sluzi kot vir podatkov in destev vsakeu
nasemu aktivstu negovem deovanju koris dernokra-
cije in pravcnega miru
Opozarjamo tud, da vsi ii clanki izvzemsi Adamce-
vega prhajao zpod peres avtorjev XII MISC uznoslovan
skega poreka Nekaeri cello povze liz tako koservatv
nih pubkac kot je londonsk Ekonoist" Cello ia revi
ia nj mogla mmo krivce XII godi Jugoslaviji ozrom
nudenja zavezniske pomoci.
Tekoca stevika 'Bulletina" ZOJSA je take vazna il
vidka podatkov danasnjih probleih iru d bi jo
raj nositi seboj sedn mas 6lovek ter o tu ponovno
precitat Moral pa b tud prcet razpravljat zadevah
opsanih Buletinu krogu svojih prjaeljev kot udi
med svomi ameriskmi prijaeli in znanc da tako po
maga Siriti resnico in pobati azi med nan med Ameri
kanc in med drugim narodnostmi.
Ker interest amerskega ljudstva zahtevajo, da Sc
ohrani MIR e sprco tega potrebno da amerk svet 1--we
spozna resnico da bakansk narodi branteli miru
stega miru kaerega bor amersk svet Usoda bal
kanskih narodov je tesno povezana usodo amerskega
udstva Ako b reakciji uspelo da zanet von pozar
Balkanu bodo moral amersk sinov in heere ponovno
krvavo morijo Evropo. j r
Tekoca Stevilka *Bulletna prihaja roke has OBJ
zaklucku eta XII e bilo pono podnega dea katerega
e sledn mas clovek lahko ponosen in katerega
ahko pokazeo nase organzace Ljude celu odbo-
ZOJSA zasluzo priznanje in pohvalo ker znog
delo navzc omejenim dohodkom in sredstvo Nase bo
doce deo bo morale bti Sc boil omeeno ako bodo nas
ludje in nase organzace deovale tenn, da Zdruze
odboru omogoc vecja sresva njegovo delovane
Vedeti moramo da odbor razpolaga lie on sredstvi XII
jih dobi cd naroda.
Strniti torej svoje sile in nada evati
Sim delom do koncne image.
Ker sril in branili resnco, sno zmagali voj@l.
Resnca je orozje S katerim bono zmagai tudi miru
A. T.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-18
PlSMA liz STAREGA kRAJA
elias IL Bevk, Vrhniko

Mr.. John Leonard, 5343 Sta
nard Ave-, je prejel pismo Cd
svojih domacih, bivajocih vBev-
kah st. 2, Vrhnlka, XII mu spo-
rocajo sledece novice cd donna
Bevke, /. augusta 1945
Drag nam Janaz!
"Ti posljem en- par vrstic, S
katerimi I'll sporoeim, da smo
Sc zivi. JAZZ, matt pa Jeren Ma
tija je tudi Sc xiv, je zmerom v
Ljubljani, je sofer, vozi pod vo-
jasko oblastjo. Bratje so pa ta-
kole: France in Anton sta bila
ma Hrvaskem, bila sta stroje-
vodje. Matevz je pa yes cas- v
Nemciji, v ujetnistvu, odkar mas
je Nemec zasedel.
France mi takole sporoca, da
Anton Sc mu nj Sc mic javil. Cd
pred bozicem pa Sc tudi meni nj
vec javil; Matevz pa tudi mic ze
Cd jeseni. Tako sporoca France,
"Tone je bill porocen. Incl j.
emo hcerko okrog 10 let stare,
pa da so ODE umrle, zena in hci.
Toneta SO pa ustasi odgnali v
Jesenovec, tam so vse postrelili
ali pa zadusili v plinskih peceh.
Toneta in Janeza ne DO vec, "a
Matevza pa imam Sc upanje, da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-18

je s. xiv, ampak gotovo pa tu-
di nj, &c Sc bo javil.
"Dragi Janez. Era velika "a
lost me obide, ko Sc spomnim,
da Vas nikoli vec skupaj videl
ne bonn. Matevza bonn jake po-
gresal. Pred vojno mi je postal
obleke, da sem Sc yes cas- MO
oblacil. Ne vem kaj bo sedaj,
ker vse mi je poslo, ne DO de-
maria, ne obleke. Toneta bonn
tudi jako pogresal, ker mi j.
vedno kaj prinesel, ker zdaj ga
ne DO nikdar vec nazaj.
"Janez, mole veselje je ze mi
milo, ker Vas nikoli vec videl
ne bonn. Pa kaj hocem, sal bo
treba kmalu iti "a mimi, ker
solnce mi zahaja.. Ma 21. sep
tembra bonn 80 let star.
Pa nisem mislil, da bonn tako
star "a Vami solze pretekal. -
Zdaj so nasi rojaki poslali oble-
ke v Ljubljano, pa tiste DO do
volj ostalo. Sedaj imamo re no.
vo drzavo, "a vse lepo skrbijo,
zato bodo tudi "a mas tastare.
TIE prosim, daj mi takoj odpisa-
ii in pcslji mi svoj naslov. Is
kren pozdrav cd tvseh mas
"MateVz Lenarcic"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-18
TrpIienie v UrsnemseIu

Mrs. Mary Hrastar, 59O1 Pro-
sser Ave., je preje,a pismo Cd
sestre Neze Erpe, bivajoce va
81 Ursnoselo st. 81, Xxi j pise o
ondotnih razmerah tekom VOL
ne in sedaj. Pismo je bilo pisa
no 26. septembra in vsebuje sle-
dece novice:
''Draga sestra!
'Ko Ii kaj vec pisem, TIE maj
prvo lepo pozdravimo vsi sku-
paj. Dam III vedeti kako sc Sc
kaj imamo. Pri mas je bilo slabo
v tel vojski. MOI je Sc xiv. Eden
sin je padel v vojski pri partiza-
nih, SO ga Nemci zivega ujeli,
ma pokopalisce peljali in tam v
glavo ustrelili. Jih je bilo v tt
sti jami II, pa je bill mas ma vr-
hu. Smo ga domov well, je bill V
Hinjah, sedem ur dalee cd mas
takrat je bill ze 20 dni v jami.
Ia je bill 20 let star; Janez mu
je bilo ime.
TX sreci je prisel ravno tisti
dan ia drugi sin France v tisto
vas 4 vojsko. Ako ne bi bio
MEGA tia, bi Janeza ne bill mo-
gil odkopati, ga ne bi pustili.
Tako ga je pa on, France odko-
pal. To je zalostno. To Sc je
zgodilo 81. oktobra, 1914 leta,
ko je bill ubit.
"zdaj je pa tudi sin France
brez leve roke cd komolca. Ia
je star pa 25 let. Yes, da mi je
lahko hudo, tako hudo, da Ii
ne morem popisati mole zalosti.
France je zdaj donna, pa koliko-
krat ga pogledam, mi je tako
hudo, da Ii ne morem popisati.
'za Janeza pa mi je Be bolj
hudo, ker je tako nesrecno s1nrt
storil. France je bill tudi v IN
ternaciji v Italiji IA mesecev.
Well SO ga 1912 leta, vrnil se
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pa do 8. septembra 1943 smo
imei Italijana kot okupatorja,
po kapitnlaciji Halije smo do
bill pa Nemca. Bio: je obupno,
posebno cd rs. augusta 1914 da-
lie, ker nisi vedel ne kje ne kdaj
te DO dohitela srnrt. Bio je ved-
no vsak dan polno eroplanov v
zraku, vcasih jih je bilo po veE
tisoc. Imeli smo tudi nocno bonn
bardiranje cd 26. ma 27. septem-
bra 1914. To je bilo nekaj stras-
mega; vse raketah, da je bilo
bolj svetlo kot podnevi. Potem
so pa metali bombe pol ure me-
prenehona. Pri prvem bombar-
diranju je bilo ubitih 26 ljudi,
.potem pa mic vec, ker SO ljudje
vedno bezai, Gin je bill dan znak
"a alarm. v vsej Borovnici je
podrtih okrog 60 his. Kurja vas
je VISA podrta, o zerjavovi hisi
nj niti poznati, kje je stala, ker
je vse razneslo, Kobijeva zaga
in mlin sta tudi zgorela.
"Skozi VISA stiri leta voiske je
bilo vse ma karte, zivez, obleka,
obutev it'd. Niti enega zeblja nj
81 mogel kupiti brez kart. live
"a je bio tako malo ma karte,
da samo oh tistem, kar 81 dobil
ma karte, nisi mogel ne ziveti, ne
umreti. Sedaj je bolje; mcke DO
kmalu dovolj, ker prihajajo
stalno posiljke IL Amerike.
"Pisete, da Sc je Jennie poro-
ella, do sedaj Sc nismo vedeli.
Obilo srece il zelim, sal je pri-
blizno toliko stara kot JAZZ, pa
sem Sc vedno sam. Louis Sc DO
gotovo ;sedaj kmalu vrnil do
NOV, ker je vojska koncana.
"Pravite, kaj maj posljete.
Kar boste poslali, DO prav prislo,
najbolj pa kaksno blago "a OBJ
leko in perilo, ker je precej zgo-
relo.
"Za sedaj maj bo dovolj, bonn
pa Sc drugic kaj vec pisal, ko
bono mogoce ze vsi donna in Sc
bono slikali ter Vam poslali sill
ko.
"sprejmite mnogo pozdravov
Cd mas vseh.
"Vas necak France"
"Torei dragi sovaseani Borov-
nicani, 81 lahko mislite, kako IL
gleda nasa lepa Borovnica brez
mostu in brez Kurje vasi! Po-
zdrav vsemu clanstvu ABB!
Mrs. Jennie Smith,
East Helena, Mont.
"Nova Dobo," glasilo ABB.