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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25
Democrats Attending Gathering
Mayer. Nominees. Town Committee Clubs Guests !

Members of the Italian -AEnerioan Womens Democratic club will be host tonight to leaders of the Demo- cratic party at prediction rally gathering to be held in the studio of Miss Doris Jacaruso Of l9o Bank street,
 Mayor John S Monagan, the various candidates for ofiice on the Democratic ticket, Town ComTnit- tee Chairman Maurice F, Tang ney and other outstanding figures or the organization, will be in at- tendance. As on former occasions Q social hour will follow the brief addresses of the candidates and Q discussion of plans for election day. Judge Patrick Healey will offieiate as master of ceremonies, As in previous election campaigns the club members hope to make the event one of the best of the year, The committee has worked very indus triously to provide an entertaining program for members and guests.
 The committee includes. Mrs, Mary Travisano and Mrs. Paul Dente, co-chairmen; Mrs, Margaret walker, Mrs. Betty Morse, Mrs Rose Guerrero, Mrs, Martin Ken. nedy, Mrs. Edward Perotti and Mrs. Edith Costantlnou.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25
Miss Browne, Educator, Succumbs
 Motive of WoIcotl
 Dies In AFixonu
Dl0S In AF1&0n0

Justine Ames Browne. born in Wolcott July 2, 1898. daughter 0f John P. and Sarah Ames (Pratt) Browne, died last night in Arizona after a brief Illness.
 Educated at st. Margarets school, Waterbury, she attended Oberlin college where she received her AZ degree and did graduate work at Yale from 1919 to 1921.
 From 1913 to 1915 she was prin. cipal of Hand academy, Madison, Conn; 1915 to 1919, she was head of the nglish department at Enfield high school in ThompsonviIle; 1917 to 1919 she was on the faculty of New Britain high, school; 1921 to 1922 head of the English department at Ethel Walker school: 1922 to 1924, she worked with the Hon. James Ronson Reynolds, president of tho National Society to Prevent Crime; 1924 to 1928, assistant prin- cipal of Annie Wright seminary in Tacoma, Wash; 1928, she was at the Orton school, Los Angeles, Calif.; and later that year with Mary Atwell Moore founded the Brown-Moor school for girls in San- to Fe, New Mexico. This summer the school was moved to Phoenix, Ariz.
 Surviving is Miss Nellie Ames Browne. q Cooke street, sister; one niece, Mrs. Carlton Provost, Sacra. mento, Calf; four nephews, George Browne, and Robert Browne of this city, Donald Browne, state police- man, and Frankiyn Browne, sea. man, i/c, Sea Bees.
 Rev. Samuel Budde will officiate ct the funeral services ct Alderson funeral home, 70 Central avenue. Time and other arrangements will be announced.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25
OehIer's Deoth Called Suicide

George Oehler, 6S, known aS the Miami Tomato King," was dis covered in Q partly decomposed con- ditlon yesterday along the FishrocE Area of the Housatonic River. The deceased, formerly of Sel 8 W. 9th street, Miami, Fla, accord. ing to Q report by Newtown Medical Examiner Dr. Waldo D. Desmond had taken his life with Q .S2 calibel bullet.
 Dr. Desmond stated that 0ehler who at one time developed Q colony along the river, had been dead Iron five to seven days due to Q sek in' flcted bullet wound In his heart It k believed that the man wal depressed due to an illness of foul years duration.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25
FUNERALS

The funeral of Pietro Antonio Cogbo, H6, of 24 Rose street, Will De held tomorrow ct 0:i6 Q. m. from the ColaSanto Funeral Home, 032 Bank street to the Church Of Our Lady of LourdeB for . solemn high Mass Of requiem at 9. Burial will pc ln Calvary cemetery. Friends may cali at the funeral home today from 2 to 10 D. m. Members Of the board Of directors Of the Avigilafl- csc Society will meet at the fu. neral home today at 8 ?. m. Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Wlehn Kaiser, 32O Tudor street, will be held tomorrow At e:30 .. n. from the Bergin Funeral Home, 2eO East Main street, to St, CeciliA's church for 6 solemn high Mass os reauiem ct 9. Burial will Do in new St, Joseph's cemetery. Friends may call ct the funeral home this AfteTs noon and evening.
 Tine funeral of Mrs, Florence (ChFistiana) Hyland, T7 Rose street, was held this morning from the Lunny funeral home, 26 Central avenue, at e:Ib to the Sacred Heart church ct Q o'clock,
 4 solemn high Mas of requiem was celebrated by Rev. John Dial assisted by Rev. Henry D. quinn, deacon, and Rev. Bradford Col. ton, Bubsdeecon. The Soloist was Mrs, Mildred Lozotte. Burial was ln old St. Joseph'B cemetery. Father Colton conducted the conmittal service,
 The bearers were: Ralph Silver male, Michael HylAsld, Louis D'Am- brosl, Grant LuIlIly, Edward T1ers iaey and Albert Thibodeau.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25
RoyoI Neishbors Name Miss Gouq

The Royal Neighhors of America have just organized Q new camp in the vicinity of Cheshire and Mill- dale. The preliminary meeting was held recently at the home of Mrs, Arthur Hall on the Milldale road, The following officers were elected;
 Past Oracle, Mrs, John Qaug; oracle, Eleanor Qaug; vice-oracle, Mary Tusoo; recorder, Mrs, Arthur Hall; chancellor, Patricia Hall; re- eelver, Mrs. Ceeella Healy; marshall, Jane Griffin: assistant marshall, Barbara Hall; inner seminal, Ger trude daug; outer sentinal, Lena Fusco; musician. Doris Schmidt managers, Mrs. Herbert Roberge, Mrs. Cecelia Crowley; publicity chairman, Patricia Hall.
 The initiation will he held at the Milldale Community Hall tonight at eight o'clock. Following the meet- ing there will Do c minstrel and SO. eial to which the public Is invited ct nine o'clock,
 Horse race betting in South "A a-N-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25

K. Totten, QM 2/c, 66 White Oak Lane, LaTnsen M. Scoviii, SIM l/c, 1 Central avenue, Louis Tartaglia, Cox, 60 High street; William J, Fleming, ARM, 3/c, 366 Walnut street, John B. Arnold, QM 2c, 3ie Baldwin street and Frank 4. Derlto, s l/c, o0h Meadow street.
 Naugatuck: Stanley D. Trusiwicz, COM, l77 Andrew avenue, Richard J. Burnett, FIG, 90 Christensen street, Stanley r. Butkivlch, BMic, 37 Andrew avenue, and William T, Connolly, Jr., AEM lc, 42 Fuller street.
 Middlebury: Bernard E. WeiS, Jr,, s i/c, steinman avenue.
 OakVilie: Lucien J. LeTlire, AMM 3ic, 32 Colonial avenue.
 GRIM, c Lanyon Drive, Robert P Reckinack, 0M 2/c, Horton avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25
Argentine" Docks
 In New York Todoy

New York, oct. 26 (UP) = Six transports were scheduled to bring i3,Oo0 U. s. troops into New York Harbor today.
 The Argentina brought 5.S20 from Le Havre Maj. Gen. John B. An. derson and Brig. Gen. Henry O. Evans were also abroad.
 The General fIase brought 2,Se0 from Calcutta.
 The fIagerstown Victory brought i,DS3 troops from Le Havre.
 The Dominican Victory arrived
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25

and Rosario I.ambertl, both of Italy.
 The funeral will be held Satur- day from the Colasanto funeral home, oS2 Bank street, to the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes for Q sol- emn high Mass of requiem, time to be announced. Burial will be in Cal- vary cemetery. Friends may call ct the funeral home today and to. morrow from 2 to 10 p. m.
 DADDONA-Virginia Louise Dad. dona, age 3, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Daddona, 6 Brennan Place, died this morning ct Vassar hospital. Poughkeepsie, N. F., af: ter Q brief Illness. Relatives and friends may call ct the Torsone fu- neral home, Mill street, poughkeep- sic, N. F., today and tomorrow.
 Funeral will be held Saturday, Burial will Do in St. Peters cesne- tery, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25
Dr. SkiIton Loses Wife

Mrs. Ida Beistle skiitor, 7e, wife of Rev. Dr. John Davis Skilton, Greenfield Hill, Fairfield, died last night ct her home, following Q lin. gering illness.
 Besides her husband, Mrs. skilton is survived by two sons, Henry AiS- ton ekiiton Of Toledo, Ohio, and It, John Davis ekilton, Jr. who is with the U. s. Army Department of Museums, Fine Arts and Archives, now stationed in Germany.
 pr. and Mrs. ekilton made their home in Fairfield since 1888, when pr, Glkiiton retired ag rector eIneris tus of St. Peters Episcopal church in Cheshire.
 Funeral services will Dc conducted yat c time to Dc announced ct the Gkiitcn home by Rev, John II. Esquroi, rector of Trinity church, Southport.
 AnAa NH
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25
Marriage Attentions

1ernon Esteel Melton, l0Si Cherry street, Wenatchee, Wash' ineton, and Mercedes Clark Crean, S6 Holmes avenue.
 Clarence Mears percival, lso North Main street, and Florence May Newell, i2 Camp street.
 Michael Joseph smeraglia, SS Irion street, and Ann Mary DO" vino S2 South View street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25
OBITUARY

LAAFBRRTT-yrancesc Lamhertl died ct his home, b2 ecovill street, yesterday morning after Q brief i'll. ness, A native of Italy, he came to Waterbury 20 years ago and had been a resident of this city ever since. He conducted . grocery store on gcoviii street until io4i. His wife, Mrs. Lucia Dlleo Lamberti. died Nov. 2i, iD4i.
 Surviving are three sons, Joseph. Charles and CaTmlne LAmberti, all of Waterbury; two brothers, Luigi
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25
JOHN CARsERINO

William E. CaFserino, son of MT, and Mrs. John Carserino Of b6i Wol- colt street, Is serving on the uSs Bennington in the Pacific. A sea- man, first class, he was on the airs craft carrier on Vel Day when t was operating about i60 miles or Tokyo, He has been in the Navy c year and . half and overseas for c year,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25
BUILDING PERMITS

Vincent T. DeLeo, 32h Union street, alterations, s460.
 Hazel Lathrop BIO Hamilton avenue, chicken coop, $50,
 Patsy Longo, 62O East Main street, alterations to buildings @l,000. .
 Mario D'Aurio, 60 Macauley avenue, garage, S000.
 Michael Opalak, iee Tudor street, enclose rear porch, Sb0.
 Fred A. Teradini, ll04 East Main street, alterations, $500.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25

with l,S92 miscellaneous troops from Marseille; the William Few, with 6l6 from Antwerp, and the Joseph Warren with sal from Marseille.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25
BOYS IN
 THE SERVICE
campaign stars,

tNMPHIKH BtHfB,
 His wife, Mrs. Margaret Krull, resides at B7 Brewster St., and his father, Alex KTuli resides ct 90 HungeFfoFd Ave-, oakvilie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25

carrier air strike on Tokyo and holds the Distinguished Flying Gross and the Air Medal with three clusters, A native of Maine, he has a wife and three children now re- aiding at ouonset Point.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25
s/sdT. JAMES LUDDY

sisgt. James Luddy. son Of Mir, end Mrs. James Luddy, 100 New Haven Ave, it was revealed today, is stationed with c 0uaftermaster Unit on oklnawa, Sgt. Luddy re- turned to this city last August after a months service in Iceland. Be- fore entering the service more than three years ago, he was employed ct the American Brass Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25
LEAVING NAVY

According to word received from the .. 6. Navy Personnel eepaf- ation Center, Lido Beach, L, l., N. Yy the following Western Coti- Hecticut men have received their dis- charge under the Navy's point sys- tefn:
 WateFbury--Jc Joseph !. Green, 8 10, 100 MaeAFthiF Drive; Vincent ]. AndollEia, WIT 2/c, 920 South Main street, Robert E. cFonk, s iIc, 24 Coiley street, Plus c. Bishop, 8 2(c. % West Libert street; Arthur ?. Mason, CM 2/c, John Y, Riley, NM 3/c, $50 Orange street, Julian
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25
IR(lR0E W, hECKIEY CPO

MWMAE Ws wEChAGx SFV
 lgonorahly discharged from the nv, George Warren Beckley, 27,
 calef boatswaln's mate, veteran
 Eve years service in the Atlantic aa Pacific has been in the Navy lven years.
 YEa Was awarded the silver Lifes svIng Medal in ie42 for fesculng
 ooatstguardsman. He also is the |8ldef Of the Bronze Star Medeal, 'aht battle stars. He is the hus- .and cf tho former Jane Higgins Ind son Of Mr. and Mrs. George eckley, l4 Ridgewood et.
 H0AEAs '. BoIANo 10 According to word received from ae Ninth Ar Force, Thomas ', alano, son of Mir. and Mrs, Sal.
 teeF BoiAno, @ Woodward Ave-, c Afllo operator with An aviation size Al company depot assigned to the
 aa AiF Group in Germany, has ben promoted Co sergeant. 4 graduate of Crosby High school, |zt. Delano entered the Army n nFil iel9 and has been overseas HVlng in the European 1'heater Of paFations since June, i044,
 kB0M WILLIAM '. KRULL ksfaat. William W. KFuli, c wing hFneant has been assigned te heads AlaEaeIa, egth Wing Of Maj, Gen. |Iheft Y. llegenbeFgef's Tenth Afr
 ee ln Ghina.
 q afaduata of Watertown High Aael and q former student Of New
 4en AlinloF College, Sgt. KFull boz IssGls pod by the French Dmail abe bFaTieh American Brass Co., ekoFe enisFlng the Army. He has |een oVoI1t1s t4 months and served a Burma prior to flying the Hump q china. He wears the Aslatic 'aolfio theateF ribbon with the three
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25

England viii have I03 ships oi her Navy fitted with ice cream plants.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25
DIED

DIED
 LAMDERTI-Tn this city Oct. 2l. i0Ab, Francesca Lambertl of Ss Funeral Saturday, time to Do an: nounced; from c0lashnto funeral home, D32 Bank St., to Our Lady of Lourdes Church. Burial in Cal- vary cemetery,
 BRoWNE--In Arlsona Oct. .2l, is46, Justine Amos Browne of ArisonA. Funeral to be announoed, from Alderson funeral home, 70 Central
 MASSES HOR6AN-Hlgh Mass of Requiem will be celebrated Monday morning at g.O0 o'clock, at the Ht. Francis Xavier Church, for the Repose of the Soul of the late Michael Morgan who died In Ireland.
 ERWIN-Thlrd anniversary Mass of Requiem will be celebrated saturs day morning, Oct. 27, ct s;90 o'clock, at the Immaculate Coneep. tion Church, for the Repose of the Soul of the late George Erwin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-25

Horse race betting in South Africa is breaking all records.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-12

mo. : svojimi rjastirni listi.
Otoznost mi je objela srce in
stopila je vame kakor bridko
slovo jesensko razpolozenje.
Ma sprehaj alisce je prisel po-
me dolgi, kosceni paznik ! ma
breklim icenn, XII je llavadno
opravljal sluzbo v hisni bolnici.
Peljal me je k raportu, kjer
sem moral po predpisih javiti
jetnisnicnenu ravnatelju, da
imam ia dan obravnavo. Nato
me je pazrik temeljito preiskal,
nakar sva Sc napotila v porotno
'dvorano. Ma nekem hodniku sc
mama je pridruzil zadircni mad
paznik. sli smo cez solnGno dvo-
risce, cd k o d + Sc De videlo
okna stanovanj sodnih name
scencev. Opazil sem vec RADIO
vednih obrazov, XII so zrli doll.
+ (Dalje p1nodnjic)
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VII
Porotna obraUnaUa.
Is. september. ,


Pokrepcan cd izredno dobre-
ga spanja, sem Sc zbudil. sele,
ko je zvonilo budnico. Planil
sem pokoncu, Sc urni1 in oblekel.
Po zajtrku me je. prisel 'iskat
paznik, da sem Sell sbrivnico.
Ko je bilo tu opravljeno, so me
,spustili ma zrak. Zunaj %je sbilo
lepo septembrsko jutro, pod ne
BON SO 'ses podile lahke neglice.
v! mestu so: Sc oglasile tovarni-
ske:> sirene in javljale pricetek
della. ;Od case do casa je zavel
yeter in. .pripodil Cd nekod oblak
duslj jiyega. premogoyega dina.
Ma redkem drevju jetnisniene-
ga ,vrta .je tn pa tam rumenelo
listje. Zelena .tratica tsredi O.
kroglega sprehajalisca }jea bila
kratko =, pokosena. sZapusceno. je
stalo tam sibko drevesce, XII je
spomladis pred mojimi oemi br-
stelo, .cyelo in .ocvelo. Prislo je
poletje;; pa nisem videl obetajo-.
cega sadu. LIE bohotni listi so sc
sirili bahavo, kakor bi: skrivali,
bog We kako plemenit dar bozji.
Prisla je jesen, pusto in pra-
zno je vznozje drevesca, dolgo-
casno in prazno je drevesce sa-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-12

zagovornik De prihajal < me
nj vsak dan, spraseval to7ali O.
no in dajal navodila kako mo-
ram pri obtavnavi ma TO. ali O.
no vprasanje odgoparjati.
Dne IL, septernbra 50 mi po-
slali donaci 6rno obleko. Bio je
samo he, en- dan do obravnave.
cudovito 1fiiren sem legel k
pocitku.s Bill sem preprican, da
bo naslednji dan javno doka-
za1a moja' nedolznost, kakor
sem bill javno obdolzen strasne-
ga zlocina. Sal drugace nj mo-
glo priti! Preprican sem bill, da
je tako zvana javnost 2 veliko
vecjo napetostjo pricakovala,
kako bo zakljucen nesrecni epi-
log pretresljivi drami ma Vodo-
vodni .cesti, kakor JAZZ, XII mi je
slo' po trenutnem stanju stvari
tako rekoc "a kozo, ali .vsaj do
sti mani ne. Nobene price nj
sem incl, XII bi mi bila poma-
gala ~dokazovati alibi. Odvisen
sem bill popolnoma cd izjav, XII
mi jih je narekovala tekom sest-
mesecne preiskave vest in pa cd
sodnikov, oziroma porotnikov,
linn je lezala moja usoda v
rokah. Slutil sem, tda ,bo STALL
see obrambe nadvse tezavno, "a
kaj manjkalo ii je potrebnega
dokaznega gradiva "a mojQ ne
dolznost, Xxi ga je terjal kazen-
ski zakon. A vkljub vsem tenn
okolnostim sem ohranil 1.-Two We
ro v zmagovitost pravice in ne
ovrgljivost resnice, XII bo =, v
skrajnem trenutku stopila ma
mojo stran ter me resila. Zave-
dal sem Sc popolnoma resno-
sti polozaja, cutil sem Damo-
klejev mec mad seboj, a zavest,
da so mole roke ciste, je sproti
pokopavala bojazen.' Spomi-
njam Sc, da me je ma predvecer
obravnave misel ma rajno FAM
ko Sc prav posebno bodrila *
srcnosti. Men duh: je bdel Oh
mojem bornem leziscu in me
uspaval =. >.<
WIT
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PET LET POZNEJE
LOJZE JERANGlG.. :....... .....-x -. !.
IL, dnevniko odpus6enegokoznienc

zOV "a SVoJa SuIIlHlceHJassa y pO4-
pirale SO svoje izjave z najraz-
lienejsimi 5okolnostmi, XII il h
more 1oditi domisljija. Dobil
sem vtis, tda 50 gotovi ljudje
naravnost iIrepeneli po tenn, da
bi ma kak nacin dali povod "a
zaslisanje. Mnogim Sc je to po-
srecilo, in 10 je bilo njihovi ze-
LII ustrezeno, so govoriii, kar
jim je menda prislo ma misel.
Hotel so pac prispevati h kr-
vavi senzaciji, a ii prispevki SO
sl, zal, ma moi ra6ain. /. =.
Kmalu potem, ko@ sem prejel
obtoznico, so me klicali k sodi-
scu. To pot je cakal v zaslise-
valni celici neki drug gospod,
ne preiskovalni sodnik. Obve-
still me je, da DO obravnava dne
Is. septembra,. ter da Sc bo W.
sila samo en- dan. Pripomnil je,
da bo predsedoval on. Prejel
sem Sc seznam porotnikov, ma
kar me je paznik odvedel nazaj
v celico.
Lotevala~ Sc me je vedno vec-
ia nestrpnost. casopisi SO ze
objavili spored jesenskega po-
rotnega zasedanja. Ia mojo. O.
bravnavo je bila posebna re-
klama S primernim. besedilom.
Nekega dne~ sem ma spreho-
du zopet uzrl cloveka z 'Vodo-
vodne ceste', XII so ga bill ne
davno izpustili. Nesrecnez Sc je
Sail in pripovedoval, da. Sc je
dal nalasc zapreti, da bi mi mo-
gel poroeati, kaksno razburje-
ME vlada med malostevilnimi
prebivalci Vodovodne. ceste in
bliznje okolice. Zlasti krvolocne
SO bile baje zenske, XII so 81 IL
misljale naravnost peklenske
nuke zame, &c bi m e. sodile.
Med mimi pac nj bilo duse, XII
bi 'dvomila % inoji ,krivdi. Spo-
znal sem, da me je ta' del jaw
nosti obsodil, se preden je izgo-
vorilo besedo zakonito sodisce.
Tiste dri so zaprli tudi neko-
ga, XII je pravil, da je incl dne
1. aprila .opraviti ma zpoliciji ra-
di potnega lista. cul sje, kako
so Sc 'detektivi. .'pogovaarj a jail; .6es,
da jo :je. njihov >naeelnik "zavo7
zil"',. ker mi -je -zastavil' ;vprasa-
ME-. zakaj da.: sem -jo ::uInoril.
Zedinih So Sc, da bi mi bill mo
raj. .reei, da je "Petkovskova sa-
mo tezko .ranjena,s~ Ida: SO :jos "a
slisali in, da ~,je, povedala vs. =,
kako je bilo. -, /. - '."' =. ! -
r. Moral sem Sc, ), sn,eiatis t en-
"zapoznelim sidejam'' = = Torej 80
bill tt: gospodje mnenja,> da zato
MISC prejeli cd. meme takih Cd
govorov, kakor :. SO zji.h 5zeleli,
ker so mi dajali napaena .vpra-
sanja! Resnicno, s'prekosili so
sami sebe v prepricanju, da sem
morilec. In tega prepricanjaa be
je nalezla potem z redkimi IL
jemami VISA Ljubljana. ::'>.:i
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StanOvanie

$ 3 sobami Sc odda v najem. Ma
jemnina salno $18 mesecno. Ia
podrobnosti Sc vprasa pri Mrs.
Hogan, 1904 Saranac Rd., Suite
q
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ZohvoIo

Spodaj podpisana Sc iskreno
zahvaljujem vsem prijateljem
"a obiske, cvetlice in darila, ka-
terra sem prejela "a casa mole
bolezni.
Hvala Progresiv1im Sloven-
kan st. / "a krasni sopek in kar-
to. Posebna hvala nasim dobrim
sosedam in Mrs. Mary Medved,
Thames Ave-, "a vso pomoc, XII
mi so jo nudili, da SO mi pripo-
mogli do okrevanja.
Mrs. Jennie Jaksetic
1872 E. 1853 St.
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(Nadaljevanje)
Cd /. do 80. augusta

je v marsicem izbolJsal. nj Sc
mi bilo treba vec slaciti. Dovo-
Lii so mi pisalne potrebseine in
knjige, kakrsne sc m 81 zelel.
Povzpel sem sc cello do casti
hisnega pisarja, cigar dolznost
je bila, pisati imena in hudo-
delstva novodislih jetnikov in
tablice pri vratih. Ostali cas-
sem porabil "a citanje in raz-
misljanje. Posete sem dobival
sedaj vsak cetrtek popoldne oh
eni uri. Nadzorovala jih je sod
nikova tipkarica.
Dne 80. augusta zjutraj, me
je poklical preiskovalni sodnik
ter mi izrocil II strani obsega-
joco obtoznico, v kateri je dr.
zavni pravdnik navajal, da sem
Petkovskovo namenoma ustre-
iii. Obtozbo je utemeljeval ma
ia nacin, da me je naslikal kot
skrajno trdovratnega, da, Ia
krknjenega zlocinca brez vsa-
kin boljsih cuvtev. craven te-
ga Sc je skliceval ma 119 pric,
XII so bile v zvezi z umorom bla-
gajnicarke F'anike Petkovsek
zaslisane. v duhovito zaokroze-
nj frazi je povedal drzavni to-
zitelj, da sem "smatral veselo
smejanje svoje ljubice "a po-
smeh", radi cesar da sem jo
brezdusno ustrelil.
IL casopisov in po pstnem po-
rocilu sem powell, da je bila
Petkovskova tudi oropana. Opa-
zil sem takoj zanimivo dejstvo,
da obtoznica niti ne omenja n.
pr. kljucev cd blagajne kin a
''Tivoli'', ali denarja, XII ga je
imela rajnica pri sebi...
Oh sklepu je drzavni pravd-
mix predlagal, maj bonn sojen
po paragraph 134 k. z. (zavrat-
nj umor).
Cd 1. do Ia. septembra
Zagovornik je bill ze obve-
Seen, da imam obtoznico. Pri-
sci je kmeni in zacela so sc dol
ga posvetovanja v majhni So
bici poleg jetnisnice sprejemne
pisarne. Motil naju nj nikdo, BIZ
la sva vselej sama. Marljivi do
ktor 81 je dal prepisati yes moi
spisspis in mi je potem cital IL
jave posameznih pric, porocila
PROFESSIONALISM organov, obduk-
cijski zapisnik Zanimala so
me anonimna pisma, v katerih
javlja neznana roka, da je pra-
vi morilec svoboden in da Sc
zadovoljivo smeji v pest, ker DO
nedolzni Jerancic segel mesto
MEGA po kostanj zerjavico.
Zopet drugi Sc brez podpisa po-
nuja, da hi ga zaprli, ces, da ga
preganja nemirna vest it'd. V
zaslisevalnep zapisniku mole
ga "najboljsega" prijatelja je
stale, da je pripovedoval v tr-
govini pri 'Merkurju", kjer je
bill zaposlen kot praktikant, vse
ono, kar je pozneje izpovedal
ma policiji. Postrezljiv clovek, XII
je bill navzoc, je hitel ma poll
CLIO in javil, kaj je cul, ces, da
morilec ne DO delezen "potu-
he"! Tako je prislo do zaslisa-
MIA sosolca, XII bi me bill svo-
Jim nepremisljenim govorje-
MEM lahko sprawl v veliko ne
sre6o. Dasi njegova izjava mi
vendar je kolikor to-
liko vplivala ma obilezje zade-
We. To sem obcutil zlasti pozne-
je pri glavni obravnavi, ko 80
zdaj drzavni pravdnik, ida j
predsednik, zdaj zopet zasebniI
tozitelj drezali vame, ces: pa
je oni lie nekako povedal, da je
Jeraneic zmozen kaj takega!
Mnogo pric, lahko recen, d.
je izpoyedalo zame zeIo|
obtezilno. Marsikatero vpraSa-
ME, ki mi je bio stavljeno med
preiskavo, nj je postalo 5ele Sc
daj popolnonaa jasno. Prize si-
- 4 u
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-12
Mali ogIasi
Y bIizziini

p. 232 st. Sc je zgubilo mladega
belega psa, "Spitz" pasme. Ako
ga je kdo nasel, je prosen, da ga
vrne ma 1856 3. 232 ST., ali pa maj
poklice ". 2149.