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Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11
Women Witnesses
Brand Compact
As Empire Rule
Police Remove One Protestant From
Hearing as ConnalIy Ends Talk;
Floor Debate Will Center on Force
By JOHN l.. CUTTER

WASHINGTON July II. CUP)-The Senate foreipn
relations committee Wednesday heard succession of
nesSeS against the United Nations chart Of whom
was escorted from the witness chair by two policemen
The opposition witnesses variOusly assaed the charter
as Communist plot and plan for "nmpre rule" and
protested IT, "snister speed with which it being
moved toward Senate ratification
The committee put general IS 5-minue limit each
witness appearance.
Mrs Agnes Waters Washington, D. g. describing herself
representing the National Blue Star Mothers the
first Witness She called the charter "a fraud deceit and
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11

an international conspiracy that
will knock down this nation and
overthrow this government" She
charged it is part Of general Com
munist plot to control the world
GETS WARNING
Committee Chairman Tom Con-
nally Cd Texas, interrupted TO
warn her against "gratuitJus insults
10 other governments"
This is not a war" She shouted
1T is world revolution for Com
munism"
Connally restricted Mrs Waters
TO 10 minutes. When 5he demanded
further hearing he shut her off
by pounding his gavel and remind
ing ner tnat. Il can make more
noise than you can" She finally
was escorted away from the witness
chair by two policemen.
Mrs Cecil Norton Broy, Airing
ton, Virginia, spokesman for Amer
leans United Inc was the next wit
ness. She is the widow of Charles
BrOy, One-time state department
consular officer.
Warning the committee against
allowing itself ITO be held RESPONSE
BILE for the horrible consequences"
of the charter, Mrs. Broy said
This proposed charter provides
for a treaty of offensive and de-
fensive alliances. 1t provides for en-
pire rule"
Under the offensive and defens-
i've alliances" which she said the
charter provides, Mr.. BrOy said we
could be made TO accept enforced
universal military training
which would provide for further dis
ruption Of normal American family
life American men, she added,
would become hired mercenary SOL
diers" protecting commercial in
terests of greed and power"
Mrs c. p Baldwin, New York.
termed the charter "A very direct
attempt to sabotage the conStitu-
ton of the United States" If the
charter is really worthwhile, she
said, it should be submitted to the
country as a constitutional amend
ment and not ''railrOaded'
This charter" Mrs Baldwin said,
Continued on Page 6, Column O.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11
District Board
Sets Sessions
On Rate Set-Up

Routine business was taken care
of by the board of directors of the
Imperial Irrigation District at the
weekly meeting held Tuesday
Starting August the board will
meet for 10 days as a board Of
equalization in an adjustment Ses-
sion Fifteen days after The session
ends, the annual tax levy will be
announced. Last years levy Of $3.50
per SlC0 assessment value was the
same as the previous year. but based
on a higher valuation.
w. A, McFadden, assessor collec-
tor. reported there were few requests
for adjustments at last years equal
ization session.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11
State Un.American
Committee Named

SACRAMENTO, July IL. CUP)-
Assembly Speaker Charles w. Lyon
tRD Beverly Hills. Wednesday an
nounced the appointment of five
aSSemblymen to the fact finding
committee an un-American actfvi-
ties.
The committee was continued for
two years under a concurrent res
olution introduced by Senator Jack
B. Tenney (RD, Los Angeles. Tenney
was continued as chairman of the
committee.
Assembly members named to it by
Lyon are Republicans r d a F.
Dickey, Alameda: Frederick Kraft,
San Diego; John Thompson, San
Jose, and Democrat Harold F.. Saw
alliSch, Richmond.
Senate members are Tenney and
Republicans Nelson DilWorth, Hem
ct; Frank L. Gordon, Napa, and
Democrat Hugh NJ. Burns. Fresno.
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: I okyo
Admits
Aerial Attack
destroys I73
Planes. 81 Ships
Bv WILLIAM TYREE

GUAM July II. CUP
Tokyo SAID the II. s. third
fleet Lrlkc Off its carrier
strike on Japan Wednesday
after a terrific aerial bombardment
i'm conjunction with American army
planes that wrecked at least l73
Japanese aircraft ana - ships be
tween dawn and dusk Tuesday.
As the fleet withdrew. U. S. army
raiders from OkinaWh picked up
the pre-invasion air assault on the
battered Japanese homeland Tokyo
sid 4 flight Of about l5l American
Mustang and ImmderbOlt fighters
,"shed the japanese suicide plane
bases OH eastern and southern XVI
sl'u for pbout two hours Wednesday
morning
The fighter foray carried the pre-
!n.lsion bombing of Japan into
lts 36th straight day
Jlttrry Japanese SpoFesmen said
the American battle fleet that bat
Continued Oh Page 6. Column j
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Truman Studies
Problems for
Potsdam Meetinq
BY MERRIMAN SMITH

ABOARD U.S.S. AUGUSTA ON
THE ATLANTIC, July II. CUPl-
President Truman held shipboard
conferences with his top interna-
tional advisers Wednesr<.. as this
powerful cruiser sped him toward
Germany for the Pig Three meet
ing next week.
The President, now five days out
Of Newport News. Va, will diSem-
bark from this WarShip at Il north
ern European port and proceed by
plane to Potsdam, the Berlin sub
burb where he will meet for the
first time with his Big Three part
ners-Prime Minister Winston Chur-
chill and Premier Josef Stain
White House Press Secretary
Charles @. Ross, a member Of the
presidential party aboard the Aug
usta, said there would be no ad-
vance announcement of Mr. Tru-
mans arrival date for security rea-
sons.
Questions of great import face the
impending Big Three conference
Among them are problems ot Ger
man occupation and control and
possibly of boundary changes to be
included in the final European peace
treaty.
dispatches from London said
diplomatic sources there listed eight
territorial claims which the Big
Three may consider These includ-
ed Poland'S claim on Germany t.
compensate for territory ceded to
Russia, Yugoslavia's demand for
Trieste, and the French demand
for the Saar and part of the Rhine
land
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11
Governor Signs
Subversiye Bill

SACRAMENTO. July II. up
A bill prohibiting the use o. school
buildings for meetings by "subver-
Sile elements" was signed Wednes-
day BY Gov Earl Warren.
The measure provides that aft
dayits may be required by the school
trustees from persons claiming that
an applicant foI use OF the building
is subversiVe element 1t was intro
duccd Dy Senator Jack B. Tenney
CR.l. los Angels
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11
New Wave of Strikes Idles
50,0O0 I'm Eastern Areas

New York Shipbuilding Corp. Cam
den, N j., was virtually at a stand
still az nearly 5000 welders stayed
off the job for the second day
Other strikes were in progress
at the Filest0ne Tire and Rubber
CO., Akron the Spicer Manufactur-
ing Corp, Toledo, the Inca division
Of the Phelps Dodge Copper Prod
ucts Corp, Fort Wayne Ind; North
crn Indiana Brass Co., Elkhart, Ind. !;
Continental Baking. General Baking
and National Biscuit companies, Al
bany, N. Y, and four war construc-
ton projects in the Washington,
u. c.. area
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11
!. a. Police Raid
Opium Han9out

LOS ANGELES. July 11.-tUP)-
Detectives Wednesday pulled chap
ter out of a dime novel and staged
the first raid in years of an opium
den. netting four Chinese. a large
quantity of opium as well as S2483
in cash
HON Chock, a waiter, and Woo
Young. a cook, were lying on the
floor actively smoking when the
detectives broke into the poppy
fragrant hotel room. Wong Sum, a
cook. was waiting his turn at the
opium pipes. Henry w. Wong, SO,
q launderer, was the occupant OF
the room.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11

The Queen Mary had a passenger
list OF more than 5000, including
the 1000 Canadians who will be on
their way to Canadian redistribu
ton centers a few hours after their
arrival
Among her 6642 American troops
We're the l03rd General Hospital and
advance units Of ten other general
hospitals. Eighth Air Force units
aboard the British liner included
Bomb Groups 466, 467. 440, 458, 446
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11

The smell of opium in the area
first brought an investigation which
focused on Wong. He was seen
handing a key to another Chinese
Police followed. detected opium
fumes and broke into the room.
The equipment was crude, they
said. The opit m was kept in Men
thol jars. They found four pipes
consisting Of small vases used as
bowls and rubber hose as stems,
with holes drilled in the base of
the vases.
Wong had $1,000 in his possession
at the time of the arrest. Yung had
1868, sum S495 and Chock $l25 90.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11

and vocational standards, $500 to
$4,000; real estate commissioner,
legislative counsel, corporation COM
missioner and members of the en-
ployment Stabilization commission,
S75OO to $4,000; state fire marshal,
$4,000 to $1,000; members Of the rail-
road commission, $4,000 to $4,000;
directors of finaDce and public
works, $4,000 to $4,000: state
librarian, $4,000 to $500; directors
Of natural resources, social welfare
and institutions, $4,000 to $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11
Yankee Airmen
Rescued at Sea

LONDON, July II. UP)-Air
Transport Command headquarters
announced Wednesday that four
American airmen have been res
cued ana II passengers and crew
members lost i'll the crash Of a
homeward-bOund Fortress into the
Atlantic about 100 miles west of
the Azores July 5.
Survivors included Engineer Sgt
Ernest b. Riley. Riverside, Cali
tornia, and Sgt. John w. Swartz,
Butte. Montana
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11
Salaries Boost
Measure Signed

SACRAMENTO, July IL. UPD-
Salaries of appointive state officials
will be boosted substantially Sep
temDer Is, in some instances as
much as $4,000 annually. through
the so-called omnibus" salary in
crease bill which Wednesday had
Gov. Earl Warren'S signature
Those whose salaries will be in
creased when the bill becomes law
are the director of agriculture, s72O0
to $4,000; director of professional
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11
$4,000 Doushboys Return
From Europe Bat+Iefields

and 491, Air Service Groups 374,
375. 376. 377. 378.
The nsport John Ericsson
brought 7493 soldiers into New York,
iacluding the 414th and 415th Regi-
ments of the 104th Division.
The 22nd Infantry Regiment of
the Fourth Division was among the
BOIL soldiers on the transport James
Parker.
-Four smaller transports carried
1902 troops into the harbor.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11
Warren Announces
Loan Bill Hearinq

SACRAMENTO, Calf, July IL
,UP)-GOv. Earl Warren Wednesday
announced that he will hold a pub
lie hearing July l3 on a bill author
izing q S5,00O000 loan to the Col
den Bridge District for construct
ion of the Sausalito lateral approach
to the Bridge.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11
HELD ON NARCOTICS COUNT

Charged with violating the mar
cotics act Louie Chang and HON
Moon Sneak, Chinese. were arrested
early Wednesday morning in Braw-
ley by state narcotics officers and
were being held in the county jail
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11
FIND ABANDONED CAR

Sheriff's officers Tuesday night
picked up an abandoned car which
had been parked just east of 9Th
street for several days.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11
lIrAMBLIpe
EpoRrER
Can't Hold Him

Can't Hold Him
locks a. il Hal Atkin Will have
.to continue ,"t catching the fish
fur tA family table. The Atkin
family minus tie boss, is in Mich
isan for me summer When they
lett Dad Atkin cave his son Larry
q mun-slzed ii. Ling outfit with the
cha lrnge to become as good a
ll,hylnIam IDS your pop
Days after the lamily's departure
Atkin waited first word of q lat
catches. N0 word oh. Nn,"
thought Dad. the kid Is waiting
t,ll he hooks 4 Wh, rper or learns
h,w 70 ten 2 Whopper
Bu, III hope were dashed wien
word came from the vacation dom
icile that Larry had traded his
fishing outfit tor golf clubs and
Is all set - be a second Bobby
Jones
what d'vou know about that, "
mcurued Akin Nov I not only
s-ul VIII have to be the fisherman
OF the family but keep en- telling
about the ones I didn't catch
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11
II This 4 I;Ihitn

We Wrre cared 10 use this Dared
by RI Centyo's champeen announ-
Ger ut {publ.c events, Mr.. Carl
Schcoss. frankly, " passed up one
instance Comes the second one;
ana when thing begins 70 lock
ike q habit. it's time to do some
thing about it. Seems that Schools
couldn't get his tongue around the
NAM Of winner at the first fight
continued on Page 6, Column 2
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-11
WEATHER

Maximum Tuesday Ill, minimum
Wed. 10; 5 am. Wed. SO. humidity
tI; noon We'd. 1903 humidity 35; )
pm. Tuesday 1903, humidity %,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-13
OLD AWkSC0p
 S0FTBALL FLAG
 FOR 1945 RACE Frosh Club Bows 10 Fellow Supporters in Local
 Season Finale

Sweeping through the pay-off series against the Freshmen with only one loss in the four games played, the Old Awkwards Saturday evening wrapped up the Juneau Softball League title for 1945.
 As in two previous starts of the series, Jack Annetti, Awk finger, was the dominating factor in Satur- days finale. Annetti pitched the Awks through two preliminary play offs and accounted for all three Awk triumphs against the Frosh, without a play-off loss charged against him.
 When the last curtain was rung down on the local softball season Saturday, the Old Awkwards, by their 5-2 edge in the game, were the 1945 champs after just barely squeezing into the Shaunnessy play offs for the crown. The champs finished the regular season in a | three-way tangle for third and fourth. In their first play-off series, | the Awks then eliminated the pace settlers during the regular play, the Finance Blue Jays.
 The Frosh, runners-up Tor the crown, were also runners-up ovel the 40-game regular schedule.
 Despite bucking adverse weather and being afflicted with transferitis, the six clubs that made up the league finished their full season and displayed workmanlike brand of softball for their faithful followers.
 The 1945 local softball season can be counted a success and went a long way toward plugging the hole in local sports left by the wartime blackout of baseball.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-13
HENRY HENDRI(k50N
 FUNERAL TOMORROW

Funeral services for Henry Hen. |drickson, one of Juneaus oldest pion. eers, who died at St Ann's Hospita Saturday morning, will be held to- morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the Chapel of the Charles w. Garter Mortuary.
 The Rev. G. Herbert Hillermar will read the Lutheran Services Ernest Ehlers will sing favorite sacred selections
 Interment will be in the Odd Fellows plot, Evergreen ceme- tery. ~
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-08-13
British Cooperate
 ln Guarding Secret
 Of Atomic Bomb

LONDON, Aug 13.-Prime Minis ter Clement Attlee says Britain will cooperate with President Truman's proposal that the secret of the atomic bomb be guarded until com- p,ete control of the devastating weapon is assured.
 ''The vast and terrible effects of this new invention have made them |selves felt" Attlee declared in for maj statement last night. "The last of our enemies has offered to sur- render. M
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-25

,lahko dr,lzijo' nnladi ljudje obo-
jega spola, da ,je treba "a vsa-
ko igro prav "a prav le malo
fizicnega napora in da SO ljudje
ma teniskem igriscu popolnoma
neodvisni cd velike gospode in
domaeega duhovnika, XII je incl
pri "cricketu' glavno bese-
do. Pred lett so priceli graditi
.tenisca tudi vzgojevalisca "a
plemiske sinove. Sprva so jim
marsikje ugovarjali, ees, da te-
mis-, XII ga vsak igra sam Ease,
nj sportna panoga, XII bi porna-'
gala obvladati individualnost in
vzgaja mladino v nesebicnem
skupnem delu "a >mostvo ter di-
sciplino. I'll ugovori pa SO pola-
gonna umolknili in tents je zdaj
vsakemu Anglezu tako potre-
ben kot pies. zena zahteva cd
moskega, da mora igrati tents,
moski pa Sc mora ravnati po
tenn. Zato je tents v Angliji tu-
di nepriznana, tako zelo uspes-
ma posredovalnica "a sklepanje
zakonov.
Ia cim cesce stike med ljud-
mi obeh spolov nudi ugodno pri-
liko tudi igranje golfa, XII pa
sstane zal Sc zmerom precej de-
maria. Golf v Angliji nj vee -
kakor drugod ma celini - igra
"a prave ali vsaj dozdevne mi
lijonarje, toda kljub vsemu Sc
vselej predraga "a Stroke mno-
zice (razen ma skotskem!. V
londonskih predmestjih je sicer
nekaj igrisc "a golf, kjer lahko
igrajo tudi mani premozni lju-
die, toda splosnem je treba
placevati Sc dovolj visoke cla-
marine v posebnem klubu in ime-
bti svoj avtonobil, ker sicer nj
mogoce pravocasno prihajati ma
igre. Golf sc siri prav razvese-
1.-Two, kolikor ga ne izpodriva
drugacna igra Togo, "a katero
SO nekatere obcine ze dogradile
posebna igrisca. v tel igri je
treba trdo Togo zloparjem udar-
jati proti stem in jo nato spet
loviti. Ia igra je nekoliko po-
dobna "Fivesu', pri katerem
Sc zoga udarja z roko v roka-
vici in nato spet lovi vanjo.
Da je zenska v Angliji pola-
gonna vstopila v sportno zivlje-
nje, Sc je prav tod bolj opazilo
zaradi tega, ker je zivela do
vojne precej sama Ease in Sc nj
nikjer pokazala javno. sele med
vojno so jo n:orali poklicati ma
pomoc, da je v raznih javnih
sluzbah zamenjala moske in ta-
ko dobila prvo zmoznost, da 81
je sanaa sluzila kruh. Avtobusi
SO il olajsali svobodno gibanje,
sport pa bo zdaj opravil Sc
ostalo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-25
Zenska V angleskenl
sportneIa Iyljenju

Razvoj sporta kaze zmerom
.vec znakov, da Sc sirokim Inno-
lzicam polagorna najboljI priljub-
ljajo one sportne panoge, v ka,-
terih Sc lahko oba spola udej-
stvujeta skupno.
. Ia pojav je podoben spre-
rner1barn, XII Sc opazajo tudi ma
ostalih poljih druzabnega ziv-
ljenja. zenska vse bolj' z "a
vistjo opazuje VISA moska zdru-
zenja, sestanke in druzbice, kjer
ne more biti navzocna sarna.
zenska hoce imeti povsod do
stop med moske; ia vpliv Sc
zmerom VEGA, tako da so ma
prave, XII Sc zapirajo pred MO,
ze' skoraj zapisane koncu. Po-
kret "a zmernost v vsem je v
Angliji tako mocan sanno zara-
di tega, ker postena zenska po
start segi ne sme obiskovati To-
kalov, Xxi so ma slabem glasu.
Angleski klubi, XII ne sprejema-
10 med clane tudi zensk, so
zmerom redkejsi, zato pa nara
scajo klubi z mesanin1 clan
stvom. Restavracije in ostali To-
kali SO Sc popolnoma spremeni-
Ii, odkar jih obiskujejo dame il
najvisjih krogov. Godba, pies in
lepa oprenna, to SO glavne vrli-
ne vseh teh prostorov, medtem
ko skoraj nj vec onih starih in
neznatnih lokalov, kjer SO sc
zbirah samo prijatelji dobre
place in jedi in MISC sprasevali,
kaksna je vnanja oprema loka-
la. Skoraj vzporedno Sc siri sill
cen pokret tudi v sportu.
Panoga, v kateri sc ljudje
obojega spola sestajajo najlaz-
je in najcesee, je tents, XII je
vedno bolj domac med najsirsi-
mi plastmi. Vcasi je bilo igra-
ME tenisa zaradi velikih stros-
kov "a napravo igrisc pridrza-
no lie imovitejsim slojem; sal je
stala naprava trdega igrisca,
kjer so ljubitelji belega sporta
lahko sukali rakete tudi OBJ mo-
kren vremenu, okoli 400 funtov
sterlingov. Zato so igrali te-
mis- samo ljudje, XII SO imeh sa-
mi dovolj prostorne vrtove ali
pa so sc zbirali v posebnih klu-
bin. Danes gradijo teniska igri-
sea obcine in "a majhno odskod-
nino lahko igra ma njih vsakdo.
Steer pa je poskrbljeno, da Sc
,tudi ljudje, XII SO v sluzbah sre-
di milijonskih NEST, v opoldan-
skem odmoru lahko vsaj malo
pozabavajo S tenisom. Tako ina
London sredi mesta krasne te-
niske prostore ma bivsem poko-
paliscu pri Sv. Botolfu, XII so ga
spremenili v ogromen park. We
lika trgovska podjetja so zgra-
dila taksne prostore tudi ma
strehah.
Sc bolj magic kot v mestih, pa
napreduje razvoj tenisa ma de-
zeli, toda ma skodo "cricketa".
Seveda so tod Sc bolj "potegni-
le' okoliscine,. da Sc pri tenisu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-25

AoAaoSAJS Ao' Jui1AJd. OpICJ AdIA
MISC dali nobenega obvestila.
Kakor po navadi, sem tudi tisto'
jutro zgodaj vstal, da dam klajo'
'konjem in zzivini. Prav sem sto-
pill il hleya, ko Sc prikazejo vo-
jaki in povedo, maj Sc takoj pri-
pravino, da mas odpeljejo. Bile
so. bridke ure zan1e in "a zeno z
o m m i otroki.. Najstarejsa
hcerka je bila tedaj stara II let,.
najmlajsi sincek pa pet mese-
cev.
"Tudi mas SO II. junija odpe-
ljali v Rajhenburg, cd tam pa v
Nemcijo v koncentracijsko ia
borisce. Dne 81. julia istega le-
ia pa sem moral druzino zapusti-
ii in til ma delo v Kruppovo to-
varno v Essen, XII je bilo odda-
ljeno okrog 800 kilometrov cd
druzine. Tam sem delal do 4. av-
gusta 1914. Silno sem trpel. b.
lie bi bilo, da hi mas bill vse tisto
uro postrelili, predno SO mas od-
peljali. Neverjetno je, koliko
gorja so nam ubogim Slovencem
storili Nemci.
"Meseca augusta 1913 je sla
moja druzina in nekaj drugih ma
komisijo. Tudi mas, XII sme bill v
Essenu, SO zahtevali, a vodstvo
tovarne mas nj pustilo, da bi Sc
odzvali komisiji. Dne 5. septem-
bra pa mas je komisija zopet "a
htevala. Odpeljali so mas skozi
Lichtenberg ma Poljsko. Prevo-
zili smo 2,10O kilometrov. Tam
so mas silili, da sc moramo pod
plsatl, da postanemO Nemcl, a
mi smo Sc uprli in nismo hoteli
pod nobenim pogojem pristati
ma njih zahteve. Leta 1914 pa SO
nekaj druzin, med mimi tudi
mojo, poslali v Lotringen, delat
ma kmetije. Tovarna pa mas 20
pet nj pustila It'll z druzinami,
cato smo kar pobegnili in sli "a
druzinami.
ia mas Sc je pricelo veliko
trpljenje in so mas hudo prete-
pail, kajti delovodje SO bill Mem
ci, kateri so spodrinili S teh NEST
Francoze. JAZZ sem zasluzil ma
mesec ia mark, hcerka so, sim
eek pa 20. S to place nismo mo-
gil ziveti, a k sreci smo naleteli
ma nekaj usn,iljenih ljudi, XII SO
nam vsaj malo pomagali. Kmalu
zatem SO tudi nemski preganjaci
pobegnili in njih mesta so "a
we'll Francozi; to je bilo namrec
1. septembra, ko Sc je pricela bli-
zati ameriska armada.
"Veselili smo Sc, da bodo mas
vsak cas- osvobodili ameriski vo-
jaki, toda so sc ustavili kakih Is
kilometrov cd nasega kraja in
Sc MISC premaknili do II. novem-
bra. Tisto jutro pa so priceli
Nemci streljati, popoldne pa
Americani, da Sc je vse treslo, a
v mraku pa SO ze njihovi tanki
prodrli v vas. K sreci sem sc ze
tretji dan seznanil z dvema Slo-
vencema, ameriskima vojako-
ma. Eden je bill oficir in je razu-
mel slovenscino, dasiravno je nj
govoril, docim jo je drugi vojak
prav lepo govoril. Oficir mas je
fotografiral in dejal, da bo sliko
postal svojemu ocetu, on pa tebi.
''Ne rnores 81 misliti, kako Sc
pocuti clovek, XII Sc v takem po-
IOzaiu snide SlOvencenn. Ia
diva dobra in prijazna amerisko-
slovenska vojaka nam Sc vedno
stojita pred oemi. Bill srno sku-
paj teden dni. @
"Srecni sno, da smo Sc kon-
emo resili Nemcev. Medtem ca
som snao bill diva meseca v Pari-
zu. Tam je dosti ameriskih voja-
kov. France, morda je tam tudi
kateri izrned tvojih sinoy.
"Ako prejmes to pisl1lo, pro-
sim, da mi odgovoris. Koncar,
III prejmi najlepse pozdfave Cd
drlzine zibert il, Ra6je vasi.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-25

razvojne eznje ednic XII pod Ttovm vodstvom
razvae okvru NOV in PO Slovenije Hrvatske Srbije
Makedonje pa sedaj vkljucene armije-so da
pod tism velikim vodstvom in ste velike snore
zdruzene neposredno -Jugosovanski armad, ar
nnad osvoboditeljici "a vse jugoslovanske narode.