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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-28
GRAIN
(Npsllantl Farm BuPsau)
PNOUUCE
(Woirs Grocery
Weather Bringing
Traffic Accidents

Pleasant spring weather today
brought the usual grlst OF accident
reports.
In Collision
William Shorter. Detroit. collided
with the automobile driven by Rob.
ert Dixon. l2S Walnut ST.. North.
Vile. while attempting to pass Mr..
Dixon. The front tire blew out
and some damage was done to the
left rear fender OF Mr.. Dixon's auto
mobile. The mishap Was on the
Express Highway, US.ll2. west OF
Denton Rd.
Watching PIsnss
George Cutler. $3.50 Lincoln Park.
Chicago, and his friend, James
Bruno. 5203 Kilvore, Chicago,
were driving east on M.l7 and
while they watched the bombers fly
over, their car ran on the road
and overturned. Both we're taken
to Boyer Hospital and treated for
bruises.
Strikes Cyellst
William II. Warner. Jackson.
struck Robert Moore. IT. 3l2 Bah
bitt St., Ypsilanti. from behind.
with his car. while travelling east
on US-ll3. Robert was riding his
bicycle on the highway. He was
taken to Boyer Hospital for treat
ment for decorations.
Faces Charges
William Inman, $50 Kramda ST..
Plymouth, was arrested by state
police Tuesday on charges OF driv-
ing while under the influence OF
liquor. Mr.. Inman was driving on
Route IL. a little west OF Joy Rd..
when he ran into truck driven by
John E. Morrow, 1856 Green ST.. De-
troit. Nj. inman's drivers license
vas taken away from him. and he
vas fined $50 in municipal court.
Claims Reeklessress
Benjamin Bradley. 22s Miles St.
has preferred charges against Ed.
ward r. Grayson, 106 Wallace Blvd.
claiming reckless driving and leav-
Ing the scene OF an accident. The
accident occurred on the corner OF
Adams ST. and Michigan Ave,
when. Mr.. Bradley claims. Mr.. Gray
son pulled away from the curb and
side-swiped Bradley. They alleged
ly parked their cars ,Grawson
behind Mr.. Bradley. and intended
to discuss the matter. but Mr..
Gfsyson jumped in his car and pull
ed away from the curb. smashing
Mr.. Bradley's right rear fender,
and tearing the tire. Mr.. Bradley
asserts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-28
Deaths
MISS GRACE N. PERCY

Eastern Star will hold sraveside
services in Highland Cemetery for
Miss Grace NJ. Percy who passed
away in Mt. Vernon, n. T., Tuesday
morning at 800 in a hospital there.
Funeral services will be In Mt.
Vernon where she had taught
school for 27 years. She was born
in a home on Michigan Ave. 81
years ago, the daughter Of John and
Elizabeth Percy. She was gradual
ed from Michigan State Normal
College and Cleary Business Col
lege.
Miss Percy is survived by an
aunt. Mrs. George Freeman, 449 S,
Huron ST., Miss Edna Bender and
Bert Freeman, cousins from De-
troit, and Earl Freeman. q cousin,
Ypsiianti.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-28
Daily Market Report
Detroit cash Grain

perolt StsN 0FelH
WHEAT-No. I red, sl.Tsn
Mailing BARLEY-ehoies new.
si.44-i.So; needles. ti.i5.
EGGS
Prices per dozen paid. fob. De-
tro!t. By frat receivers for case lois
OF government graded eggs from
grading stations today.
wHlrES-u. s. Grade A. extra
large. ale: large Sstse-oe: me-
dunn S6-S7c; U. S. Grade B.
large. sic: medium. SIC.
BRowSS-U. S. Grade A. large.
Ace. Market unchanged.
VssG Siss
BEErs-No. !, su., sl.ss..,oo.
CABBAGE-No. /. bu.. $50 lbsJ
sl.25.l.5o: red, $780,.
CARROT NO. !. 6 dos. punches.
yS.50-4.0o.
cAULlFLow-ER-No. /, Su, t?.2S.
ais.
DRY oNloNs-No. l. 50 lbs. $3.50
pARsNrps-No. l. Su., ,2.as.s.so.
PoTAroES-So. I, 100 lbs. IS 60
SIS.
PUMPKINS-No. !, bu.. so-fSc-
RUTABAGAS-No. /, ou.. soc
si.2S.
sQUAsH-Hub6ard. No. I, bu. zoe
1875.
TCRNIPs-No. l. Doc. 6chs. si.s5
LIS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-28
Three Boys Claiming
New Choking Attempt

Harry ResetE. Is. Gordon Lamb,
IL. and Don wallace. IS. reported to
city police that Tuesday night.
around $40 .. N. as they were
walking past CIesry College Q man
stepped out Of the darkness and At
tempted TO choke them. They said
he was small and they were able
to escape quite easily. The descrip-
ton OF the man Was that ne was
five feet, four inches tall. weighed
approximately l2S pounds and was
wearing a dark tan Jacket, gray
trousers, green sweater and a gray
hat. Police searched the vicinity
but he had apparently fed.
A similar attempt had been re-
ported over week ago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-28
Municipal Court

Paul d. Kellogg. 400 Maple St..
was fined 500 this morning on
charges Of disorderly conduct. Mr..
Kellogg stole the duffle bag OF a
sailor. Richard L. Ashworde. All
the contents were returned.
John NJ. Bullock, 167 Jerome ST..
who was charged by his wife with
desertion was arraigned this morn
ing and waived examination. Infor-
nation was given that reduced the
charge to non-support. The trial
is set for April s. at 10 a. m.
Herbert J. Hines. 115 lakewood
St, paid a fine OF $40 for driving
his taxicab without a chauffeur's
license.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-28
Nominees For Office Made
Known at League Assembly

president. First on the program
was Margaret Kelly. who talked on
the tubject What America Means
to U.s.. Mary Ann Melick talked on
IT'S Up to Us, Jean Pringnitz
spoke on Unity.
Jean Black and Cheryl Steiner
we're in charge OF the assembly.
The program was concluded by
singing "Ypsi. Sacred Alma Mater.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-28
Ann Arbor Youth
Survives Sinking

San Diego. Mar. 2s-UP A
Michigan sailor was one OF the four
men to survive the sinking OF the
U.S.S. Bismarck Sea, an escort car.
rier off Two Jima on February 81.
the 18th Naval District announced
today.
He is Reginal Fischer, 81. avia.
ton machinist's mate, first class Of
Ann Arbor.
The four survivors are undergo
ing treatment at the San Diego
Naval Hospital
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-28
Campus Events Calendar

TO-DAY
At NORMAL COLLEGE
645 mWomens Executive McKenny
700 m.-Commerical Club. Charles McKenny Hall
200 ?. m.-YWCA Holy Week Service Starkweaher Hall
1880 J. m.-YWCA. Bible Study Starkweather Hall.
At UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
AIS mUniyety Lecture Consideration
Methods for Great Lakes Problems" illustrated. Dr.
Leonard Clarke associate professor zoology
Harvard University and Marine Biologist Oceanogrsphc
Institute Woods Hole; auspices OF the Department OF
Zoology and Geology. Rackham Amphheater.
THURSDAY
AT NORMAL COLLEGE
645 p. m.-Cholr, Pease Auditorium.
700 p. m.-WAA Basketball gymnasium
700 p. m.-YWCA. Holy Service StArkweaker Hall
AT UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
mApha Alpha "A Design Surgical Con
vaescence" Dr. Robert Eman. Associate Professor Of
Clinical Surgery. Washington University ST Louis; aus
pces Of the Alpha Omega Alpha Society Rackham Am
phheater.
500 msocedad Hispanca Lecture "Depoes en- Costa Ra
viegas Teaching Fellow in Spanish; auspices
Hispanica and the Department OF Romance
316 Michigan Union.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-28

Coast Guard invaders landed
troops In small boats in the Msxi-
can war.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-28
In the Sick Room

Mrs. John Whitmer, North ST.,
who fell on the ice and broke her
arm Is recovering nicely.
Bernard Martin, who underwent
a serious operation Thursday is re-
covering He Is in the Henry Ford
Hospital, Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-28
To Meet

To Meet
There will be q meeting OF the
executive board OF the VsteTans
Council tonight. at 8 o'clock, In the
Chamber Of Commerce building.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-28
Graa Fire

Grass Fire
The city fire department sxtin-
guished a grass fire in the rear OF
729 Lowell ST. at $40 p. m. No
damage was done.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-28
Attend Rites

Attend Rites
Members OF the B. B. Bunco
Club went 10 Detroit Tuesday 20
attend the funeral OF Anna Belle
Reynolds, who passed away Satur-
day in Boyer Hospital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-28

Arbor. and Mrs. Nicola BsEoi., Nj
Ian.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-28
Announces New ciass

Announces New Ciass
Mrs. M. p. OHara OF the Amer
lean Red Cross First AID Commit
tee, Ypeilanti Branch. announces n
new Standard Red Cross First Aid
class 1T the Ypsiisnu High School
beginning Thursday at 1880. The
course which will hereafter meet
Monday and Thursday nights. Is
open to the general public.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-28
Ypsilanti Briefs
object 70 Tax Ralse

object 10 Tax Hslse
Democrats IN Ypsilanu city and
township are charging Republicans
with intending to promote four cent
sales tax, one OF the proposed plans
now being considered in the state
legislature. The township Demo.
Gratis also object to big land own
srs. The city third ward would re
move the special privilege polite
ians from city government" Re-
moral Of sales tax from food, cloth
Ing and medicine rs also urged.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-28

The Indians called Los Angeles
"YanE-Na",
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-28

CUNNINGHAM DRUG STORE
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-15

prevrata je v zraku. Y najve6ji
republiki ma ameriskena konti-
nentu, v Braziliji, je vojaska re-
volucija prisiiila predsednika
Vargasa, da ie odstopil, in "a
easno predsednistvo.7 je prevzel
vrhovni sodnik Jose Linhares.
Ia prevrat je bill * sreei izvrsen
brez, krvoprelitja.
V Evropis Sc vrsi gospodarska
revolucija. Lahoritska stranlaa "
Angliji, XII je pri zadnjih VOLT
vah prisla ma krmilo,, je .obljubi-
la podrzavljenje nekaterih vaz-
nih Industry in, finanenihs insti-
tucij; kako in kdai jih4 bo IL
vedla, Sc ne vemo. Provizoriena
vlada v Franciji, katero. SO zad-
nje; volitve vzdrzale, je; ze podr-
zaVila vee vaznih panog, in, Sc
vee jih obljublja 'podrzaxiti. Pro-
vizoricna vlada v GeSkoslovaski
je ze pedrzavila, vse ve6je indu-
STRIFE ter finanGnef in nekatere
druge institucije.
. V Jugoslaviji v Bolgariji,. ma
Madzarskem, v Rumuniji in ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-15

Poljskenisss uelila posestyasrsE-
deljujsjo ned delavce, kajlAnje
ID male kmete. Pri tenn prihaja-
jo posebno v postev posssesa
.Nemcev in tistih domacinov, III
So . rtsEn5l 5lkiiai olzulsaasrji scdsl
tlbvali.. citali snao dale. da Sc
Itudi V tistena, dsIu Nemeije, XII
de v okupaciji Rusov, velika po-
sestva razdelujejo med+male lju-
Edi. To SO same naibolj vidni deli
gospodarske reuolueije, XII Sc W.
ssi v Evropi. Kdor je mislil, .da bo
svet 20 kondani vojni zavozil "
stare kolovoze,, Sc je temeljito
motil.
L Tudi v Zedinjenih drzavahsdo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-15
Bivsi Amerikcnsc pissern Rots6s na
Gofenisksna =,

Danes probcamo pismo cd
Amerikanca Andreja
Tof-a, XII je pred lett odsel '
stare domovino. .Tedaj :jesz MIN
pctovaiA tudf Mr.: Anton Baraga,
znani vinski trgovec ma 1892
Waterloo Rd. Pc doigih letih Sc
.je pisec spomnif ma svojega pri.
jatelja in nlu je napisal deii1o
razmere in vzroke, XII so jih pre-.
stall "a casa vojne. Pisrno :je bi:
10 dano ma posto v Ratecah ma
Gorenjskem, napisano :je bilo S.
oktobra 1915. vsebina v celoti
je: :N.s
( "Dragi Tone!
> me venn, ali si Sc xiv ali ne,
ampak vseenos Ii moran: pisati
po. dolgih in mutnih letih, zopet
emo pismo.
"Dragi Tone, Ii ne YES, koli-
kos smo mis tukaj v tel Evropi
pretrpeli cd teh prekletih Mem.
.eev. III. hiudiGi so nam cello
Kranjsko dezelo unisili. Ma tise.
ce najboljsih Slovencev so po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-15
NEkR PO VSEM
SVETU

Druga svetovna vojna je bila
koncana s. porazom Nemcije in
Japonske, toda o pravem miru
ma svetu Sc ne more biti govora.
" Indoneziji in Indokini Sc do
macini upirajo gospodstvu svo-
.jih bivsih; evropskih gospodar-
jew, in tece kri. Ma Kitajskem Sc
vrsi nekaka civilna' vojna in ta-
di tam .teces kri. Ma Filipinih ba-
je preti civilnaa vojna in v sa1ni
Sveti dezeii SO nemiri ma, dnev-
nen redu. ....
Tudi ma ameriskem kontinen-
tu nj brez vojnega ali revoluci-
onarnega razpolozenja. v re-
.publikii Venezuela je bill izvrsen
prevrat, XII je zahteval precej
cloveskih zrtev. v republiki Ar
gentini je Sc vedno ma krmilu
fasisticl1a diktatura4 in moznost
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-15

'besiH irf postrelilis in cefo Dolenj-
.sko pobiH in pozgali.
/ "Dragi Tone. Tine ves, kalxs-
ne. X e. so bile to. IN potem
snao' pa ss incl beio gasdo; HI
50 bill z NemcenI, I'M to SO bili
nasi fsntje Slovenci, katere je
skUf Rohnan OrganfzifaI prot
Partizanom. In potem je pa brat
brata streljai,, talto,, da je SO
vse navziriz. Sploli 81 ne mores
predstavljati, kake il: Bilo HUI
do. II. ~"
"Srecni ste bill v Aneriki, XII
.niste' mic videli in, slisali. Dragi
Tone, zdaj bonn Sci enkrat doll
ma Dolenjsko, da bonn videl, ka-
ko je kaj v Delanah. So tudi vse
vasi pozgane. Koliko ljudi je
brez strehe in brez hise.
Ali ves,, Tene, da So live
otroke in zenee " ogsnj metal!
In zato So Jill pa tudi sami do
bill najyee, potem so jih pa tu-
dii Amerikanei, Rusi in Anglezi
vse9 stolkli. In hvala Bagu, da ie
zdaj konec. Drugics kaj vee o
vsern.
"Dragi Tone, ali bi mogel or
ganizirat nnalo kolekto za mas,
.ki snnos TAXI siromaki? Jaz, sem
zrneraj mislla nate: in Tvojo ze-
no, ki sta bilas tukaj pri mas.
"Zdaj pa Tebe in Tvojo zeno
prav 'lepo pozdravim i'm udi otro--
ke. I'm TIE prosim, da mi kmalu
.odpi6es. Pozdravi. ttidi vse mole
1prijatelje7 In vse Slevence, &c SO
avi. Tvoj prijatelj=
"Andrej Tof. ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-15

su, je xiv ali mrtev. (To je MOI
v Braziliji. opomba posiljate.
lja). Torkar ins Ivana Vas 90.
zdravijo, tudi Franco in MOI
Vas pezdravije. Berta in MOI SO
Sc zivi ,imajo tri puncke, stanu-
jejo v Ferencah, Italija. MOI il
bill partizan tam. (Moja najmlaj-
sa sestras je ozenjena. Glove.
koIn italijanslse narodnosti. On.
posiljatelja).
"Sin moi, &c mi morete posla-
tt en- par rjuh in en- par brisac,
nimamo mic obleke, ne obutve.
Atu4 ninea hue. Posljite nam OBJ
leke, prosimo posljite. Sin moi,
SQabi IN Cetniki so nam use po-
braI. Sin moi, &c pridete domov,
grena z vani v Ameriko. Stara
SEM, pa sem trdnaE korenina. Sc
bi prepIavala SEE MSo..
"Pepca je porocena, moz je
Slovenec in rnehanik. Imajo emo
puncko,, tri leta stare; stanuje-
jo v Trstu., Tri mesece je bila
Pepca doma. Poslji tudi kaj "a
otroke.
'Se dosti bi I'll pisala, pa nj
mann casa in slabo vidim. Sin
moi, peslji atetu hlace, nina mic.
Reel Janezu, maj kaj pise in maj
tudi on: kaj poslje.
'Pozdravimo Vas vsi, pozdra-
WHO Vas sosedje in sorodniki.
''Z Bogona!
Matt"
(Tako pise moja matt, XII je
porodila 1 6otrok. Kdo ne bi bill
ponosen manic? A. ~ }
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-15

Nocoj Sc bo vrsila v mestni
orozarni velika rokoberba, v ka-
teri Sc bosta spoprijela diva IL
med najboljsih rokoborcev, Ole
Olson in Frank Sexton, sedanji
cafnpijon. Sexton je rodom il
Ohio ter je bill rojen v Sedalia,
O., in pohajal je v Ohio State
univerzo, kjer Sc je udejstvoval
pri vseh spOrtih. Njegoy ma
sprotnik je il Minneapolisa, ter
81 je. prisvojilt ze nnogo zmag.
Ia spopad bo izzval mnogo "a
ninanja med 'posetniki. v mani
Sih spopadih sc hodo, spoprijeli
tudi drlgi rokoborci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-15

Mas zvesti in dolgoletni ma.
rocnik Enakopravnosti,, Mr.. An.
ton Novak il 19So1 Mohawk
Ave, nam je postal nasiednje OBJ
sirno pismoo Cd njegove matere
Mr.. Novak nam pise.::
"Cenjeni urednik! ..,
"Prilozeno Yam posiljam 'pi.
smo, XII sem ga prepisal. Pismo
je cd moje matere in Sc tezko ci-
ia, vem, da ga ne bi mogli Vi
brati, ker je se meni vzelo cele
ure, da sem ga razbral. &c bi
mislili, da SEN, sc sam zmislil in
pisal, imam pismo tukaj donna
da ga lahko vsak cita ali vidi.
Nekaj osebnih stavkov sem spu-
still, ker nj vazno "a javnost.
"orej1 Vas prosim, priobGite
gas saj nj bile Sc mic glasa il ma
Sc vasi. Kako Sc lepo glasi tale
novi naslov. Lepo Sc glasi "a vse
tiste, XII sno bill pod Italijo po
krivici, ali sedaj je zmagala res
MICA. Posilja Maria Novak,
sembije, st. Is, posta Knezak,
okraj Ilirska. Bistrica, okroz:je
rst, dasi nj mic zapisano, ali pod
.pisano Jugoslavija. Hvala Vam.
"Anton Novak.
Pismo je bilo napisano " Sem
bijah 6. septembra 1945 in vse-
buje sledece zanimivosti:
"Dragi sin!
"voje pismo sem dobila ma 6.
septembra. Veselje in zalost, ko
sem ga brala. Hvalezni smo, wa
81 Sc vsaj it oglasil.
"Pisi mi, &c je Janez, moi sin
Sc xiv. Lep pozdrav mu posiljam.
Pisi mi tudi, ce je Maria, moja
hci Sc ziva, jo lepo pozdravljam
in moza ter njih sine: Moi sin,
lepo Te pozdravimo Tebe in Two
joj zeno in otroke. Radi bi~ Vas
videla, rad bi Vas videl tHdi alta.
"Ne morem III popisati zalo-
sti. Tukaj je. bila greza, strasno
huda fronta, vse je bezalo liz va
si. JAZZ in alta pa nisva sla IL va
ST.. Donna nj bilo niti enega Glove
ka v vasi. Nikdar si nisva misli-
lat da bono zivi ostali.
"InaeIa sUa u shiSi5 80 partisa-
nov, XII so Sc smejak, ker snno
sanpo ntidva starca ostal0 y vasi.
Ata je star 78, let, Jazz pa II.
Nekoj senabijcov je pobilo IN enc
tri hiSe podrlo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-15

szivljanos gospsdarslso revolnci-
DO, cetsdi hO najbrk znatno mi
lejsa kot drugod. stevilne stav-
lss sirom dezele SO en- znak iste.
VeG znakov iste bono morda
opazili, kos 50 vF1s uesjs ztsslIo
vojakov v civilno zivljsnje, po-
sebno, &c ne bodo mogli dobiti
postenega zaposferJas spIoszai
zasluzki prebivalstva so Sc zui-
5ali; toda Gene zivljenjskih po-
trebstin Sc MISC. W tenn je precej
dina1nita, posebno &C. Sc nasi "a
stopnikiiv Wasiiingtonu ne bodo
dovolj brigali "a potrebe talkos
zvanih malih ljudi.
"Novoa Doba," gIasiio. ABB.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-15

Prvo porosi|o i Sembiie prf knezoku

~
| "Po 'usBss rboria5s je grosno
padalof Se5eso. So rekH partiza-
nj, du nsso mixer inseH tatot hss-
ds' froate, kulsor y Sembijah Po
robss od Knh0 do StraSee, .0se po
stemt med skalovjena, je bio do
sti partizGsaou. (Nasih4 zvestih
korenjakov). NensSke Svabe so
pustM de- Sembsjskegas stwden-
ca, da so jih lasIso ae6 postre1ii.
Ma nasi njivi, ma Gelaku= jih je
devet pokopanih. (Opemba posi-
ljatelja: Gelak je ime4nekajspar-
cel in gmajne, koder Sc vile ce-
sta kot kaca navzgor proti nasi
vasi. Kdor jes tam hodil ali Sc
vozil, bo vsak primal, da nj incl
soraznik nobenegas uspeha, pae
pa samo smrt).
"Po zlebuvih in po Polekavmi
" skopem je dosts NemseeU poEo-
ponsh. Verdar so bill ze pri Kav-
cut (Kave je mala: luza), so mis-
lili priti partizanom "a hrbet.
MrliGe so pobirak $tiri d,si in jih
vosih'ss oosms. Bio jth je pc, 500
mo- kupw IN Sc Ve6. Pc Geluku je
dosti grobov cd nemskih Sua-
bov.,
"V sembijah je bila borba tri
dni. Misli 81, da je bila groza in
strah. Ne morem I'll vse popisati.
PortiSomov je pablo sanao Stirje,
romjemi so Bill pa trije. Partisa-
nj so rekli, da MISC imeH mikjer
takih polo$ajev, kar y Sembijnh.
Is steme IN issa skalovja y viSini
so morah doll streljat. NaSi par
tisa'si, svesti koremjaki, jill je
bio 1aGlO strdh in 1aoitve
Jazz. in :. Bog mas je varovas, du
sasso ostai ziUi.
''Nas Dolf. je ze tri leta pri
partizanih, je dosti pretrpel. Po
gozdu Sc je boril in ueil . .. Pod
hojo v snegut je bila njegova po-
stella. Dosti je prestal mraza in
straha. Veckrat je bill napaden.
On je bill "a 'karjera.' Nj bI po
10 dni sezut. Zares stanovitem
partisan. Nj Sc smelo ME govori-
tt eez: partizane,. on je prec
Zdaj je " Postojni.- Josko pc v.
Prestranku, (Slednji je moje se-
sire SIM. Smo naredili prosnjo,,
da bi Dolf prisel domov, ker sva:
midva v visokia starosti. Dolf je.
lavanziral, ina sarzo; on. je zvita
lisica. (Se ST rinjam, mamo, to
je moi brat, zvesti. partizan.
Opombaa posiljatelja). Kadar
pride domov, mu pravim, najse
ozeni, pa Sc samo smeje.,
"Imamo dive kravi, prasicev
nie, ker SO pc 20 tisoe lir. Sreca,
da imamo mleka, da Sc zivimo.
"Cetnikov in Nemcev smo
imeli dosti, smo jim morali ku-
hat, &c ne SO mas priporaN z no
ii in strdSiIs mas mo- snart,~ da
imamo moske pri partizanih.
Oh, kaksno grozo in strah smo
prezivljali. Il
"Ata je sam nekaj pokosil. Nj
incl glaza vina, ne cigarette. vi
no stane 1000 lir dopja, nj moe
kupiti, ker nj lir. Letina je stra-
sno slaba. Fizola nismo niti po-,
brali, krompir droban, po enih
njivah ne bono mic kopali. Tito.
vse prezeblo, smo ga pokosili,
ker nj bilo mic klasja. Tri mesece
nj bilo dezja. Ne vem, kako Sc
bono preziveli. Nekaj dobimo
ma. karte, ampak je vse jako dra-
go, pa nj denarja, ne moreno mic
kupit. Pa samo, da smo ostali
zivi, po tenn strasnem trpljenju.
Vsak Sc cudi, XII sva tako stara,
pa, moreva tako delati. Niti enc
pesti sena Sc nj spravilo, do MI
sem bila JAZZ craven.
HPavclina. nam pemaga; pri.
mas zivi, je ze pet lst.Vdova. Mna'
dive hcerki cd Franeta, sest in
Inlet ~ q -; Nd Inxn%o -; ,,;S ria
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announcements Il
OF Marriages
Continued From Page B-2.)

Mrs. M. L. Hobbs of Wilmington,
Del, to 1t. Smith P. McNeill, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. McNeill
of Troy, Mont, took place January
27 in McCabe Memorial Methodist
Church in Wilmington, the Rev. DR..
E. j. Bond off1ciating.
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Catherine E.
Southard, daughter of Mrs. Monroe
B. Southard of Arlington, to Mr..
William w. Wood, son of Mrs.
James Wood of Prince Rupert, Brit
ish Columbia, and the late Mr. Wood
The ceremony took place February 6
in the First Presbyterian Church,
the Rev. Parker S. Elliott officiating.
1t. Annie w. Slagle attended the
bride and the best man was Mr..
Raymond Ross of Washington.
The marriage of Miss Peggy l..
Mackenzie of Vancouver, B. c., to
Flight Oflcer James Russell Angus,
also of Vancouver, took place Feb
ruary 81 in the Zion Lutheran
Church, the Rev. Edward r. Bley
officiating at the ceremony.
Miss Sheila Mackenzie was maid
of honor for her sister and Mr.. John
MacAdams served as best man.
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Mildred Donnelly
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Chester
L. Donnelly of Minneapolis, to Sergt
Evening star., 1945-03-18

Methodist Church. The Rev.
George l.. Connor oniciated at the
ceremony and the bride was at
tended by her sister, Mrs. Robert
E. Thornton, as matron of honor.
Petty Officer Alvin Shrout, U. S. N,
was the best man.
Sergt. and Mrs. Wheaton are
making their home in Middletown,
Do
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daughter, Miss Lois Mills yelling
ton, to Mr.. John Edward McClain,
U. s. NJ, the wedding taking place
February is in the Takoma Pres
byterian Church. The Rev. r. Paul
Schearrer oflciated at the cere-
lContinued on Page R-al
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M1DO JOHNOON.
The engagement of Miss
Rosemary Veronica Johnson
to Ensign Frank Cooper Mac
donald, U. S. N. r., is an
nounced by her parents, Mr..
Robert H. Johnson and Mrs.
Rosemary TroreH Johnson.
both OF Chevy Chase. ENSIGN
Macdonald is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Macdonald
also OF CheDy Chase.
-Adolph Stone Photo.
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Mrs. William Harvey Comedy an
nounces the marriage Of her daugh-
ter, Miss Alma Pauline Comedy, to
1t. q. g. Richard Brice Wells, u. s.
N. r., the ceremony taking place
February II in the Foundry Meth
odist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. yelling
ton announce the nna rria oe of their
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