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War Crimes
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which nearly every nation in the
world - including Japan, Germany
and Italy-renounced war as an in
strument OF national policy, and
in the Geneva Protocol Of 1924
which declared that war of aggres-
sion constituted an inter-
national crime"
Stalemate Developed.
Then Mr.. Jackson faced the prob
lem Of selling his idea to the other
three big powers. On broad prin-
ciples there was general agreement
But stalemate developed on some
specific features-chief of them def
milton of aggressive war"-to a de-
gree that he, at one point, warned
that unless an agreement were
reached quickly the United States
would proceed independently with
its own trial OF major criminals
most OF whom are in American
hands.
Mr.. Jackson few to Potsdam to
emphasize his determination at the
council of the Big Three and came
away with assurance reflected in
the communique issued at the close
Of the conference which reiterated
the demand for early justice.
Immediately the war crimes con-
ference in London speeded up its
work.
Even as Mr.. Jackson and opposite
numbers from the other three ma
jor powers wrestled with the legal
aspects of the coming trial, teams
OF legal and criminal experts some
Of them former G-Men, others
drawn from Scotland Yard-scoured
Europe in general and Germany in
particular to amass evidence.
Documents Collected.
Tons upon tons of documents
have been collected, translated
analyzed and digested by the legal
experts. Collectively it will trace
the history of the Nazi rise to
power, tell the story of its intrigues
in dozen different capitals and re-
view the economic and military
pressure it used to gobble up most
of Europe.
All of the chief Nazis and mem.
bers of the German general staff
many Of them held at the one-time
luxury hotel at Mandorf Les
Baines, in Luxembourg, have under.
gone long and detailed pretrial ex.
aminations. Even Rudolf Hess, long
lheld in Britain, has not been over
looked in the quest for evidence.
But, said one authoritative Amer
lean source, few of those held have
been willing to accept responsibility
for their acts. Almost to a man
their defense has been-as it prob
ably will be when they are brought
into court-that they were only
obeying orders. sometimes blindly
sometimes unwillingly, and that sole
responsibility rested with Hitler
A spokesman for Mr.. Jackson an
nounced last night that the United
States prosecutor would establish
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headquarters in Nuremberg August
Is. He said the former German
palace of justice on a boulevard
connecting Nuremberg with Furth
had been chosen for the trial and
that an advance party was already
in Nuremberg trying to obtain bill
lets for an estimated 800 persons
who will attend.
Howard Cowan, Associated Press
correspondent, said workmen al
ready had begun to repair bomb
damage to the Palace of Justice.
Prisoners will be housed in the
small, bare municipal Jail.
Originally the British, United
States and French delegations ex-
plored the possibility of using the
larger Nuremberg Opera House for
the court sessions but gave up the
idea, chiefly because they feared
the association would lead to the
procedure being described as
comic opera trial.
Holding the sessions In the Pal
Evening star., 1945-08-05
MARINE Air Attacks on Japan
Planned by Arlington Officer
1t. Col. MoIIory's
Squodrons Set l12-1
Record on Okinuwu
BY sERGr. DON BRAMAN,

Marine Corps Combat Correspondent.
OKINAWA Delayed 1t. Col.
Eschol M. Mallory OF Arlington, Va,
an operations officer whose Marine
fighter squadrons on Okinawa de-
stroyed enemy planes at the ratio
OF liz to /, now is directing planes
making sweeps on the Japanese
mainland.
In two months and two weeks Col.
Mallory's planes shot down 224
planes against loss Of but two.
Col. Mallory, whose wife, Mrs.
Benji Mallory, lives at 48o3 North
Washington boulevard, Arlington,
moved through several phases of
Marine aviation before Okinawa,
his first combat campaign.
Col. Mallory founded the first Ma
rine paratrooper unit at Lakehurst,
N. j., and later organized the first
Marine glider outfit at Paris Is
land, s. G. He also plotted thous-
ands Of hours OF air patrol, directed
hundreds of close support strikes,
and charted other less-publicized
tasks such as antisubmarine patrols,
night heckler raids and paradrops
Of food and supplies.
After a tour of duty aboard the
Evening star., 1945-08-05
William Beck Transferred
To Southampton, EnqIand

William H. Beck Of Washington,
consul general In Bermuda since
1899, has been appointed consul
general at Southampton. England,
it has been announced.
Mr.. Beck, who served as consul
general in Ottawa, Canada, from
1881 to 1885 and at Olso, Norway.
until 1880, has been connected with
Evening star., 1945-08-05
Soldiers Seek Advice
On Regaining Homes

Robert Cogswell, District rent ad-
ministrator, said yesterday he had
received number of letters in re-
cent weeks from officers and men
in Army camps, inquiring as to the
procedure under which they may
regain occupancy of homes they
leased on leaving Washington.
Mr.. Cogswell said no owner may
evict a tenant without specific
court order. With the housing situ-
alton as acute as it was a year ago,
ne predicted tenants would be re-
luctant to move.
He explained that under present
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provisions Of the law, an owner
must give the tenant 30 days writ
ten notice Of intention to reoccupy
q house. If the tenants refuse to
leave, there is nothing to be done
until the court orders them to 60.
One large realtor has agreed to
establish a veterans housing pri-
ority list for former tenants Of his
apartments. Maj. Ennalls Wagga-
man, who is in charge of the Vet
erans' Information Center at 1880
Pennsylvania avenue NV, said he
would continue to enlist the CO.
operation Of real estate owners to
aid returning servicemen.
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ace Of Justice probably will mean
less space for newspapermen as
signed to cover them. But Mr..
Jackson is determined that the
trial shall get full coverage. both
as a record for history and to drive
home to the German people the
responsibility for the war-even If
1t means rebuilding and enlarging
the courtroom with German labor.
Evening star., 1945-08-05

cruiser Pensacola, he went to flight
school. He then joined bombing
squadron and few to Cuba for ma
neuvers, but a crash hospitalized
him for five and one-half months.
In the summer Of 1943, he trans
ferred to the first Marine B-25
squadron but two months later was
detached on a mission to the China
Burma India theater.
Evening star., 1945-08-05

In 1846 the Navy condemned the
U. S. s. Allegheny, second United
States iron warship, as unsuited for
war purposes.
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Frank Waters
Sees Surrender
OF Truk AtoH

Frank Waters of Pascagoula,
who is serving as water tender
&c aboard the USS Portland
had the satisfaction of seeing Jap
officers surrender at Truk, in the
Caroline Islands. Sept 2, accord
ing to news that reached his wife,
Mrs. Marilla Waters at her home
in Pascagoula.
The Japanese signatories came
from Truk in a motor launch fly
irg the white flag and were re-
ceived by Captain Lyman A.
Thackery USN with Vice AID
miral George d. Murray in COM
mand of the Marianas acting in
behalf of Fleet Admiral Chester
w. Nimitz. They were without
weapons, even their samurai
swords were absent, and were rs
.corted by a Marine Guard to
Adm. Murray's office where they
were given instructions and re-
ceived the surrender terms.
All officers and men aboard the
Portland were in white uniforms.
They all recalled the many long
hours spent at battle stations and
also the bombardment of Truk in
April, 1914. but forgot the rigors
of the past in the light of the hard
won peace.
The list of the Portland's
accomplishments is a formidable
one. Midway, Guadalcanal, its
capture and defense; Gilbert
Islands, Marshall Islands, the list
would cover a great portion of the
Pacific Island groups.
1t was at the Marshalls, Wes-
tern Carolinas, Leyte, Battle of
SURFACE Straits, Luzon and in the
Okinawa assault that Waters won
the six battle stars that he wears
on his theater of operations rib
bon.
The Portland itself has won IL
battle stars. 1t has the credit for
sinking two Japanese destroyers
and damaging n battleship and
one cruiser November Is, 1912, in
the third Savo action. In the
Battle of Leyte Gulf the Portland
assisted in the sinking of two
enemy battleships and two de-
stroyers and in the damaging of
a heavy cruiser.
Waters writes his wife that the
Portland is scheduled to take part
in the Navy Day. celebration al
New York. He has been over.
seas 10 months.
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Welborn Elected
Head Of Singing
River Lens Club

Willard Welborn was elected
president of the Singing River
Camera Club, succeeding Will
Ozborn, at the annual banquet
Monday evening at the USO.
A. P. May as guest speaker
gave g talk on What 1t Takes to
Make a Club Self Sustaining.
Mr.. Welborn discussed the clubs
activities and introduced the fol-
lowing officers for the coming
year: Larry Lindhart, viee-presi-
dent; MI. Ozborn, secretary;
Manuel Giardinia, treasurer, and
Spencer Beebe and David Voght,
members of the board of direc-
tors. Mr.. Ozburn was given a
pen and pencil set.
The group inspected the clubs
darkroom, where pictures taken
earlier in the evening by Mr..
Giardinia and Mr.. Voght were
being finished.
Verne Barnes requested that
the Camera Club participate in
the Picture of the Month con-
test, the winning picture to be
published by the Chronicle Star.
The contest is open to the pub
lie and the pictures should be of
industrial significance in the
community. The contest is be-
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Eleventh Birthduy
OF Murie Grunt Is
Occasion For Purty

A lovely party in celebration
of the eleventh birthday of her
daughter, Marie, was given by
Mrs. Wilma Grant last Friday af-
ternoon from 400 until 600
o'clock.
The guests gathered around
the table which held a prettily
decorated birthday cake and were
served ice cream and cake.
Those present were Lois Ann
Walker, Bonita Rosenblum. Nola
Jean Hatten, Jackie Norwood,
little Margaret Chapman, Helen
Grant, Glenn Brinkman and Reg
inald Lyons.
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Family" was the subject. Mrs.
A. c. Petersen was chosen al
ternate
Mrs. G.. H. Mcbride led the de-
votional as the opening feature
of the program after which Mrs.
Edwin Townsend paid a tribute
to home demonstration members.
"A Challenge was presented by
Mrs. George B. Hague. Miss
Jewel Marble called the roll by
clubs with the club secretary or
representative giving the re-
Spouse.
At noon those attending adj
journed for a picnic lunch and
resumed the meeting at 2 p. m.
with "A Note of Triumph given
by Miss Ruth Cain. county home
demonstration agent.
Present were Mesdames G.. A
Cruthirds, Naif Jordan, Jones
Christy and w. p. Ramsey, Lati-
mer; G.. H. Mcbride and Burton
Roberts, Vancleave; Erwin Town
send, Gautier, r. V. Atkinson and
George Cumbest, Wade; N. o,
lilly, Lamar Davis and Miss
Jewel Marble, Harleston, and
Mrs. G.. B Hague and Miss Cath
crime Delmas, Bayou Cassotte.
Chinchillas are homogeneous
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Achievement Day
Is Observed By
Womens' Group

Annual Achievement Day of
the Jackson County Home Dem
~cnstration Council was celebrat-
eds with an all day program
and exhibits at the agriculture
building in Pascagoula Saturday.
Winners of the canning honors
we're: Clubs. Harleston, first;
Latimer, second. and Gautier,
third; ard individual winners in
that class were: Mrs. j. c. Harris,
first; Mrs. Naif Jordan, second,
and Mrs. Erwin Townsend, third.
There were rs quarts of canned
products exhibited.
The public speaking contest
sponsored by the Mississippi
Farm Bureau Federation was won
by Mrs. Naif Jordan who will go
TO Jackson for the state contest
to be held the first of November.
'Today's Challenge to the Farm
l.. a. no-@11@1.
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resulted in the high score favor
going to Mrs. c. l.. Menefee.
Cake and punch were served
at the conclusion Of tie games.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
Gardner, MIR. and Mrs. C. l.. Men
efee, Mr.. and Mrs. Mills KEEL and
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Jenkins, Moss
Point.
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Use a dust cloth or busting init
in each hand to get the busting
chore done in hal fthe time.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Host and Hostess
AT Bridge PurtY

On last Saturday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Ugas were host
and hostess at a bridge party at
their nome in Pascagoula.
A series OF interesting games
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-05

In 1880 the seed Of an unusual
variety of morning glory sold for
twenty dollars.
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ing sponsored by the Pascagoula-
Moss Point Chamber of Com
merce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-26
Ia Osvoboienie no.
sih bro+ov V Trs+u,
|s+ri in Primoriu

Zdruzeni odbor juzno-slovan-
skin Amerieanov je organiziral
kampanjo z ozirom ma APPEL ma
predsednika Trumana in drzav-
mega tajnika Byrnesa "a pravic-
no revizijo meje med Jugosla-
WHO in Italijo, katera je bila
vzpostavljena ma podlagi ver-
sajskega miru.
Ia akcija je doslej pokazala
dobre rezultate. Mic cudnega nj
torej, ako mnogi prijatelji Ju-
goslavije V Ameriki, v veliki me-
ri oni, XII MISC jugoslovanskega
porekla, izrazajo zeljo, da Sc ia
kampanja izvede vecjem obse-
gu, nego je to v zacetku predvi-
deval Zdruzeni odbor.
Ustrezajoc tenn zeljam ter su-
gestijam patriotov, XII jim je pri
srcu svetovni mir, Zdruzeni od-
bor ponovno apelira ma vse nase
ljudi, ma organizacije in ustano-
We, da svoje delo v tenn oziru Sc
ojacajo in rasirijo ter naberejo
nadaljnih podpisov "a APPEL, ka-
teri DO poslan predsedniku Tru-
manu- in tajniku Byrnesu. Po-
sebno sc obracamo do onih ma
sih organizaeij in posamezni-
kov, XII dosedaj Sc MISC dobili
pripravljenih tiskovin ali pol "a
zbiranje takih podpisov, da Sc
nemudoma obrnejo ma mas, da
jim iste posljemo. Medtem je
treha, da vsi skupaj gremo ener-
gicno ma delo in dobivamo pod
pise, obenem pa moramo ljudi
tudi prepricati, da je jugoslo-
vanska zahteva glede Trsta,
Istre in Primorja popolnoma
upravicena in je nasa dohnost,
da jo podpiramo, ako hocemo v
svetu ohraniti mir.
Maj ne bo' nj enc zabave,, ma
kateri bi Sc ne pobiralo podpi.
SOW, niti enc same naselbine,
kjer bi ne bila pola podpisana,
in nobene skupine, ki ne hi vzela
te zadeve v pretres in poskrhela
"a krozenje pol svrho nabira-
MIA podpisov. Tudi nasim lju-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-26
Bosonogi in roz+rgoni
o+roci

V uradu Ameriskega odbora
"a jugoslovansko pomoc v New
Yorku, 81 lahko vsak ogleda
kupcek silk, XII predstavljajo
gorje in bedo v JugoslaViji. Nor
da najbolj stisnejo cloveku srce
slike, XII kazejo otroke, oble-
bene v razcapane kose necesa,
kar je morda enkrat bilo oble-
ka noge SO jim ali bose ali
pa zavite v cunje. Obrazi ten
otrok MISC veseli in nasmej JAM,
pa6 pa SO prezgodaj postarani in
preplaseni . In to so otroci ma
gin ljudi deca nasega naro-
da deca, XII nj nikomur mic
zalepa storila, pa mora vseeno
toliko trpeti.
Ameriski odbor "a jugoslo-
vansko pomoc je ma delu, da po-
maga olajsati bedo in trpljenje
teh~otrok =. bedo in trpljenje
jugoslovanskega ljudstva sploh.
In ameriski Slovenci sodelujejo
v tenn potom svoje narodne or
ganizacije sANsa ter potom po-
stojank Ameriskega odbora sa-
mega. Toda vsi Sc ne sodelujejo,
zato pa maj Sc vsakdo izmed mas
potrudi, da pridobi rojaka ali pa
rojakinjo, XII dosedaj Sc nj pri-
speval "a nase sirote, da to stori
tekom letosnje kampanje V no.
vembru in decemhru. Tudi one
nase skupine ali organizacije ki
dosedaj Sc MISC bile ma delu "a
zbiranje pomoci, mai Sc zdrami-
10 In gredo ma delo.
Ce vzbudi gladna in raztrgana
deca nasega naroda donna So
cutie med tujimi ljudni, tedaj
je skoro nemogoce verjeti. da bo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-26

ostalo mrzlo sree rojaka ali ro-
jakinje, XII Sc zaveda revscine,
XII tepe nase junaske ljudi to Ii
mo da, to zimo, ko je So
vraznik jedva odnesel svoj kru-
ii . i.z njihove zemlje, a
pustil pU Jeha seboj opustose-
ME, kakrsnega narod pref nj nj
koli dozivel.
Prva zima po koncani vojni je
vedno strasna "a ljudstvo, XII je
obcutilo bic vojne vihre-mnogi
nasi ljudje Sc spominjajo, kako
je bilo po prvi svetovni vojni
gorje onim, XII so trpeli vsled
vojne-sedaj pa je trpljenje ne
popisno veeje in zrtve Sc vedno
padajo, eeprav je sovraznosti
konec ze nekaj mesecev.
"Vracajo se," pisejo ljudje IL
starega kraja, "zivi okostnjaki
il taborisc smrti v Nemciji
bolehajo nam otroci, XII so bill
YES cas- vojne podhranjeni in
preganjani s starsi vred :.
razsaja jetika in bolezni, XII so
nam bile pref nepoznane vse-
ga tega je krivo pomahjkanje
najpotrebnejsih stvari "a vsak-
DAME zivljenje pomagajte,
&c morete kaj il Amerike (.
vsaj do prve zetve do casa,
ko bodo nase tovarne poprav-
ljene ko bono mogli dobiti
surovega materiala "a izdelavo
potrebscin :"
Tel prosnji Sc moramo od-
zvati vsi brez izjeme. Stopite do
sosedov in znancev v svojih ma
selbinah in jim povejte, kako
trpi narod donna, pa bodo radi
dali kaj obleke, obuvala, orodja,
mila, it'd, da odpomorejo zavez-
niskemu narodu. Prebrskajte
svoje shrambe "a obleko in izro-
cite, kar ne potrebujete vec, "a
ljudstvo donna v starem kraju.
Pisite, ako tako zelite, ma
urad Ameriskega odbora po le-
take in drug kampanjski mate
rial, da lahko boljse predocite
trpljenje ljudstva v domovini
ameriskim ljudem. Naslov je:
The American Committee for
Yugoslov Relief, 235 East 11th
St., Neao York 8, N. Y.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-26
Odpr+o pismo
CEMENT:

Cenjen1:
To sporocilo vam naznanja, da
je Fisher Body Local st. As,
UAW-CIO sedaj ma stavki. Ia
vedamo Sc dobrega della in pod
pore, XII so jo nasi uniji nudile
razne narodnostne grupe v pre-
teklosti in tista pomoc nam je
pomagala zmagati.
Mnogo vasih ljudi je clanov
nasega lokala in poznajo resno
stanje, XII je pred nami.
Nasa borba pri Fisher Body je
borba "a yes Cleveland in ME
govih tisocerih delavcev. Zelimo
vase podpore v nasemu prizade-
vanju in hvalezni bono "a kakr.
snokoli akcijo cd strani vasih
organizacij, XII bi nam pomaga-
la zmagati v tel stavki.
Mi ne moreno izvojevati zma-
&c tel borbi sami. Mi zelimo
in potrebujemo vase podpore.
Ali Sc lahko zanasamo ma vase
organizacijo "a pomoc delavcem
pri Fisher Body nasi borbi "a
boljse place in boljsi svet, v ka-
terem zivimo?
Zahvaljujoc Sc vam v naprej,
ostajam
s spostovanjem in bratstvom
Charles Is. Beckman,
predsednik n
Local st. IS, UAW-CIO
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-26

dem izrecno polaganno ma srce,
da nj treba zbirati podpisov le
okrog nasih ljudi, pac pa tudi
okrog drugih v vasih naselbinah
In sosescinah. Podpise moranno
dobiti med cim sirjim krogom
drzavljanov nase velike republic
ke. Kakor' delajo nasi ljudje
skupno z ostalimi Americani in
drzavljani "a vsako drugo stvar
pravicnosti in skupne potrebe,
tako moramo sedaj pridobiti
svoje sodrzavljane, da sodeluje-
jo z nami "a dosego praviene in
demokraticne ureditve primor-
skin mejaN -
Vazno je, da Sc izvedenje te
akcije ne omeji ma kak ozki krog
ljudi. Nasprotno, moramo gle
dati, da pritegnemo to akcijo
cimvecje stevilo ljudi, a Sc po-
sebno mladine, ker Sc tenn do
seze sirse plasti naroda, zaeno
pa ma ia nacin narasca zanima-
ME "a stvar in Sc dosezejo lepsi
uspehi.
Zdruzeni odbor naprosa vse
one, XII so Re nabrali polne pole
podpisov, da jih posljejo urad
takoj, ker DO s tenn olajsano delo
mocem v uradu, XII MISC stevilne
in bodo preoblozene delom, ako
bodo prisle pole urad vse ma
enkrat proti koncu zbiranja
podpisov. Ko je pola izpolnjena
podpisi, jo posljite nazaj v
urad Zdruzenega odbora.
Vazno je tudi, da sc zbere do
neske "a Zdruzeni odbor in to
posebno med jugoslovanskimi'
ljudmi. Odbor ina pred seboj Sc
veliko della, vaznega della in to
pomeni izdatke. ,zdruzeni odbor
nina drugih sredstev "a vrsenje
svojega della kot doneske, XII jih
dobi cd naroda. Obseg della je
odvisen cd tega, koliko sredstev
bo Zdruzeni odbor incl ma raz-
polago. Cimvec sredstev, tenn
bolj bo Odboru omogoceno delo-
vanje "a zmago demokracije in
ohranitev miru.
Tenn potom sc Zdruzeni odbor
zahvaljuje vsem onim, XII so So
delovali v tel kampanji. In POM
mite, da lahko dobite dodatne
pole "a zbiranje podpisov, ako
tako zelite. Pisite ma:
United Committee of
South-Slavic Americans,
465 Lexington Avenue,
New York II, N. Y.
Pisite po pole takoj, kajti
vsak dan odlasanja pomeni, da
je izgubljenega toliko dragoce-
mega casa V borbi "a naso boljso
bodocnost, "a zagotovitev pra-
vi6nega miru v svetu in demo-
kratskih prilik "a vse svobodo-
liubne narode sveta.
-(Zdruzeni odbor).
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SdJId lldlIid LII pOS4JlId hdJ SIdIC
obleke; naprosita kje Sc pri Va
sih sosedih, &c ina kdo kaj vec.
Oprosti pisavi, solze mi zalivajo
neprenehoma oci, Upam, da ste
vi vsi srecni tam. Robert mora
biti Re velik FAINT in Helenca tu-
di, gotovo sta Wanna v veselje.
"Torej Vas vse vsi najlepse
pozdravljamo, Vas vse poljub-
liam najbolj pa Tebe, ljubeci
brat, Tvoja sestra
'Marija."
"Dodatek: Pozabila sem I'll
zapisati, da so nam Nemci zvoc-
nj kino-aparat popolnoma vsega
razbili in ga ma cesto zmetali.
Pomisli oh koliko smo. Popolno-
ma so mas unicili. Torej ljubi
brat, prosim, kar Vam je mogo-
&c poslati, tudi &c so start cev-
Iii in Re kaj strganega, bo ze
moi MOI zasil, ko zna sam cevlje
delati in jih propravljati. Mo-
gooe ina Pepca kaksne eevlje,
da bi jih moz zane popravjl, ker
"a obuti nimam mic. JAZZ in hcer-
ka imavi st. 38, Slavica pa SO,
JAZZ pa tudi lahko nosim st. 81.
Vse nam bi prislo prav. Obleko
pa prenaredim.
"Mogoce ina Robert kaj "a
Danila ali Francelna. Sc enkrat
lepo vsi prosimo. Seveda, &c sa-
mi inmate, DO gotovo nemogoce.
Tukaj Sc mixer ne dobi, n1oza je
kar sram iti ma cesto, YES je "a
flikan. Koliko gorja so nam ma
pravili tt bandit bell. Cvirna sc
tudi Sc ne dobi pri mas; &c ga
innate pr vas, prosim, da mi ga
poslies, belega in crnega "a ma
roko sivati in "a masino, tudi "a
cevljarstvo. Oprosti, &c Te "a
toliko prosim, sal YES, da mi je
tezko.
"Sedajle je prisel cd partiza-
nov Viktor kot porocnik, a gre
re danes nazaj. Tebe in vse lepo
pozdravlja. Vsi Urbanovi so Ii
vi; Lojzka ina tri sine pri parti-
zanih.
"Svelcov France je tudi pri
partizanih, brat Lojze je prisel
pa iz internacije; bill je ze dva-
krat v internaciji. Vas pozdrav-
liza. svelcovi pozdravljajo Tone
ia, &c je Sc xiv. Pozdravljam ga
tudi JAZZ. Pozdravljajo Urbanovl
Jozeta in vso druzino. Pisi, &c
so zivi in kako je MIN in Swell
covim.
"Ko to pisemce dobis, prosim,
takoj odpisi in vsi Sc oglasite
pismeno. Sedaj boste pa gotovo
enkrat prisli aeroplanom, kaJ
ne?'