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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17
NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIs- TRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PRO- BATE COURT, April 9th, 194e. ESTATE of KATHERINE A.. KANE, aka. KATE A. KANE, aka. KATE KANE, late of the town of Waterbury, in said dis trict, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Waterbury. hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors Of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time. win be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are request ed to make immediate payment to The CITIZENS G MANUFACTURERS
 NATIONAL BANK,
 Administrator,
 Waterbury, Conn. Per Order of Court
 Attest.
 MARGUERITE M. FAHY, t-iS-st Asst. Clerk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17
Dr. Freiheit to Be
 Grotfo'S Speaker

pr. John M. Freiheit will be the speaker at a meeting of zindah Grotto, tonight at the Grotto rooms, Masonic Temple, His talk will be followed by social hour.
 Committees arranging for the Grotto's annual circus will submit reports tonight. The circus will be held at the municipal stadium late in June,
 Monarch Alphonse Narcotic will preside.
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Continued from Page D against the former city official while the action in the District Court was entered to secure Q Judgment on the claims.
 The tax debt, which was deter mined by the Tax Court of the United States, is listed at Sli9,9l2.b6 for 1883, in the Hartford suit against Leary The joint debt for the years 1894 and lo36 is listed at $3i4,5io.87 in the second suit.
 Similar figures are supplied in proposed complaint filed in Super for Court here by the government last Wednesday. The court will be asked to approve the complaint at 0 hearing at next weeks short cal- endar session.
 Damages Sought
 The district counsel indicated that the local action was filed to obtain Q judgment declaring he federal claims to have priority over claims of the city. The actual dam- ages are sought in the Hartford court.
 Leary is now serving a 10 to IS year sentence on his conviction in the Waterbury conspiracy case.
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ed followed.
 Memorial Service
 Deceased members of the society were honored ct a memorial Serv- ice ct D. m. A banquet is Sched- uled for at 6.
 A minstrel show will be present. cd tonight at 8 by the Junior Min- strel Troupe under the direction of Mrs. Helen Talbot of l7 Keefe Street. The program will be open to the public. An initiation Of can- didates and new members will be held after the entertainment.
 State oracle for the SeSion was Mrs. Anna D. Hadden, of this city and Miss Katherine Welser, Anson- ia, held the office of state recorder. receiver.
 Among the many prominent mefn- bers in attendance today was Mrs, Rubyanna E. Koenig Of Bridgeport, state supervisor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17

Prof. Max Duetzman, musical director for the Concordia Sing ing Society for over twelve years, has rendered his resignation due to advanced age and i'll health. During his twelve years as direc- tor the mems and women's choruses had the advantage of able leadership, and have been winners in many contests in the state receiving four first prizes for songs in English and German, and other awards.
 The Society, on the occasion of his retirement, have bestowed on him the title of Honorary Musi' cal Director of the Corcordia Singing Society.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17
Barlow Cornpony Purchases Site

Barlow Bros, Inc, local plumbing and heating firm, have purchased land and building now occupied by them at 59-61 Field Street. The purchase is being made from the Camp Estate and is said to be in amount approximating the assessed valuation of $23, 1900.
 The firm of Daniel T. Harrington handled the negotiation, papers for which were filed today. The Barlow Company has occupied the building for more than IS years Extensive renovations are planned it was said today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17
Former Teacher A1L,nrded .SchoInrShip

Miss Margaret Ann Stearns of West Hartford, former Waterbur- ian, has been awarded a $1,000 teacher training scholarship by the Connecticut State Teachers Asso- citation.
 Miss Stearns is the daughter of Gordon W. Stearns, who was or ganist at the Second Congregational Church here from 1925 to 1930. Her mother is a former teacher in New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17
Martin F. Hayden
 .SeriouaIN III

Martin P. Hayden, superintendent of the Welfare Department, was re- ported today as being seriously Ill at his home, 272 Sylvan Avenue. MT. Hayden collapsed this morning shortly after breakfast, and medic- al aid was summoned, A slight iTn- provement was reported later in the day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17
Both Sides File
 WifhdrnriI0I Papers

A withdrawal notice was filed in Common Pleas Court yesterday af- ternoon In the action of Lewis Brothers of Waterbury against Ralph Davis of Thomaston, and in the counter-claim, after preserta- ton of evidence in the case was completed before Judge John T.. Cullinan. The litigation was based on an alleged debt for merchandise. The defendant claimed he had ren- dered services to the firm in secur- ing other merchandise for it,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17
Police Searching For Local ReInfiUeS

Police still sought today to lo- cate relatives Of a 66-year-old man who died yesterday afternoon at Bradley Memorial Hospital where he was admitted Monday suffering from shock. Southington police said the man, William Delaney of Waterbury, has . married sister In the Brooklyn section of town.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17
NOTICE

A hearing on the application of the New England Auto Body Works, 3 East Farm St., Waterbury, Conn. (by Daniel DiPrImio) for Certifi- cate of Approval for a Repalrer's Li- cense will be held on Tuesday, April 30th, l946 at ll:45 A. M. in the Mayors office, City Hall, Water bury. Conn, as provided by General Statutes.
 JOHN s. MONAGHAN, 4.l7-3t Mayor,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17
Legal Notices
NOTICE

A hearing on the application of the Homer Street Garage, Corner Homer Street and Dwight Street, Waterbury, Conn. (by Joseph A. Iorio and John A. Coelho) for Ger tificate of Approval for a Re- pairer's License will be held on Fri- day, April 26th, 1946. at 11:45 A. M. in the Mayors Office, City Hall, Waterbury, Conn.,, as provided by General Statutes.
 JOHN s. MONAGHAN, 4-l6-3t Mayor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17
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NOTICE

A hearing on tine application Of the A & J Garage, SIS North River side Street, Waterbury, Conn. (py Albert M. Rosa and James LaPorta) for Certificate of approval for . Used Car Dealers License will he held on Tuesday, April 30th, l940' ct ii:9O 4. M. in the Mayors Ofnce, City Hall. Waterbury, Conn, as provided by General Statutes.
 JOHN s. ALAN. 4.IT.at Mayor,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17
NOTICE

DISTRICT of wooDBURY, ss.
 PROBATE COURT. April 18th,
 A. D, 1o46, ESTATE of EDWARD
 ]. BURROWER, lAte of WOOD.
 HAVEN, NEW YORK, owning
 property in sOUTHBCRY, In said
 Dlstriet, deceased.
 Upon the application of EDWARD J., BURROWS, praying that letters Of administration, c, {, an may bO granted on said estate, As per ap. plleatlon on flo more fully appears,
 ORDERED, That said application Do heard and determined at the Probate office in Woodbury in said District, on the 23rd day Of April 4, D, 1049, at 10i30 o'clock in the forenoon, and that A public notice be given of the pendoncy of Hald application and the tlmo and place of hearing thereon. by publishing copy of this order ono tlmc in some newspaper having n cIrGula- ton in said District. and by posting a copy thereof on tho public sign. post In the Town of SouthbuFy in said District, at least hVO days before said day of hearing and by mailing like copies registeFod mali postage prepaid to all interested parties residing without tho DIs- trict.
 EARLE W. MuNsoN, 4.17.ft Judge
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17

worth cautioned that this will be during the flush season.
 Bowles, he said, "does not say anything about people being able to buy butter next fall and winter, when there won't be any"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17

New Haven, Conn. April iT-(UP) An empty cash register at How. ell's tea room didn't phaEe burglars who police reported today took three pcynds of pork chops. four pounds of chicken and two eases of soft drinks. No butter.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17
NOTICE

DISTRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PROBATE COURT, April 18th, A. D. 1946. ESTATE of LULU F. MURPHY, aka. JULIA MUIR PITY, late of Waterbury, in said District, deceased.
 Upon the application of JOHN M. HUTCHINSON, Administrator, pray ing that he may be authorized to sell, certain real estate belonging to said Estate, as per application on file more fully appears, It is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate office in Waterbury, in said District, on the 26th day of April A. D. 1946, at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon (Standard Time), and that notice be given of the pendency oi said application, and the time ana place of hearing thereon, by pub fishing this order one time in some newspaper having a circulation m said District, also by leaving with or by mailing in registered letters postage prepaid from Waterbury: a copy of this order to all parties interested and residing without the Probate District of Waterbury or or before the 1Tth day Of Aprll 1946. r
 Attest:
 JOHN J. HOWARD. 5-17-1t Clerk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-17

Four out of every five motion pie lures shown in New Zealand are American.
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weeks of crises over Iran.
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PRIVATE PARTY-Would like to buy Station Wagon or Panel truck: '39 or later. Cash 4-5450 after 6.OO p. m. m
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-12
INFORMATION WAIVED
 ABOUT MISSING MEN

The Governors Office received a request for information about Louis A. Hill. He first left for Alaska about 1900 and remained in Alaska until about 1906 when he returned to Aberdeen Washington, and re- turned to Alaska about 1908. Age about 90, 6 feet tall His nephew, Keith J. Johnson of Everett, Wash, is interested in securing informa- ton concerning him. Anyone hav- ing information concerning this man is asked to write to the Gov ernor's office in Juneau.
 Also information is wanted about Alfred Granfors Cor Gram, last known to have been in Juneau in 1916. Had previously been at Nome in 1908. Age about 57, about 6 feet tall, Swedish descent. Dark hair at that time His nephew, John Ivan Johnson of Minneapolis, Minn., is interested in securing information concerning him as there is an estate in Sweden of which MT. Granfors is an heir, and it cannot be settled without locat- ing him. Anyone having informa- tion concerning this man is asked to write the Governors Office in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-02-12
BOY SCOUTS HONOR GUESTS AT LIONS

Thirteen Boy Scouts represent ing Troops 612 and 614, had lunch with the Lions Monday and view ed the new technicolor Scout film, If I Had My Way" Lion program chairman Blackie Blackerby and Lion Art Hedges did the honors of introducing the Scouts - showed the picture that took the Lions and Scouts to the Scout summer camp in the Ozarks that is sponsored by the Kansas City Council.
 Lion Joe Werner plugged the ski i ing program in Juneau, and asked two of the Scouts to tell how they had learned to rough it and enjoy the skiing facilities in just few weeks.
 Lion Frank Hermann announced lthat there would be ice tickets available to the community through the annual fund raising program very shortly
 Guests of the club were Lions Joe Bailey, Ray Roady, and Gay Holland, of the Ketchikan Club, land John Hahn, of the same city. Les Fragner, of the Twentieth Gen. tury Market, Juneau, was Floyd Fagerson's guest.
 The Scouts of GA with Lion Les ter Roberts, Scoutmaster, who were guests included Johnny Wilson, Ed ward Mercado, Albert Guino, Harry Brensdal John Cropley, Allen Den- his. Raymond Wilson.
 Scouts present from Troop SIP were Albert Shaw, Jr, Assistant Scout Leader, Barry Van Sandt, Jim Jahoda, Bill Johnson, Steve Johnson and John Stewart.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
PISMA IL S1AREGA kRAJA
Podo+ki Il okoIice To+ro
(Dalje prihodnWc)

izprasevanjih. Sc hujse smo po-
tenn trpeli pod Nemci. Nepre-
stano so Sc vrsili napadi. Nora
Ii smo bezati v gozd. Dokler nj
bill izvrsen napad ma Tatre, Sc
nismo vedeli kaj je vojska. Zbe-
zali smo IL hise, takrat, ko SO
najbolj svigale krogle okrog
mas; bezali smo ma plan, JAZZ,
mama in moi trije otroci. Skri-
Ii smo Sc pod Drgonov vrt pod
zid. Pogrnili smo Sc S plahto, da
nismo gledali sviganje krogel
in plamena gorece vasi.
TX sreci je moja najmlajsa
hcerka, Marica, pogledala izpod
plahte. Dvajset korakov Cd mas
je bill re postavljen nemski mi
traljez, pripravljen da mas po-
streli. Dvignila je roke kvisku.
Tako smo storili vseh pet in
ostali pri zivljenju. Ljudje so
tedaj bezali il vasi. Ma begu so
ubili Lukatovega Andreja in
njegovo zeno; Skrbcevega Mi
haela in Toncevega PETRA.
"Tisti dan je pablo ma Tatrah
26 partizanov. Drugi so srecno
nasli pravo pot v Scurk. To lie
ime parcele, kjer so nedostopna
brezdna in prepaid. Prebili so
nemsko fronto ma Paltarjevem
vrtu in srecno zbezali vsi v
scurk, ker drugega izhoda nj
bilo IL vasi. V scurku pa nj nj
tt eden padel. Nemci so potem
pobrali ranjene in internirane.
Pobrali SO vse, kar je. ostalo cd
ognja in so odsli IL vasi.
"Vrnili smo sc domov in OBJ
stall vsi zacudeni, ker nasa hi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
(N0d0lievunie)

"Gospodje! Preprican sem, da
je govorila gospa MullerjeVa
resnico. Mullerjevih izjav ne
jemljem resno!'
,Predsednik je pogledal vzne-
mirjeno.
"Toda - toda -" je rekel
skoraj brez glasu, "ali ne zago-
varjate obeh?'
"Gospod predsednik!' je od-
govoril Won Breitenwyl. "Moja
prva dolznost je, da zagovarjam
nedolznega!"
Sledil je dolg odmor, dolga IT,
sina.
Vsakdo je gledal Terezo. Me
ma lica je prekrila nenadna rde.
cica. Prav ma rahlo so Sc ko-
tin zaokrozile njene ustnice,
Gottfried je odtegnil svojo ro'
ko, pokril 81 je obraz in glasno
ihtenje Sc mu je izvilo IL grla
Won Breitenwyl je stal razko-
racenih nog.
"Gospodje porotniki!' je de-
jal S poudarkom. "Ce tudi lie "a
sekundo podvomite Mullerje'
vi krivdi, morate dopustiti, da
ia dvom odloci MENU v prid
To je vasa dolznost. Nista same
Muller in gospa Mullerjeva, k
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03

ljudi donna postrelili. v Gojace-,
vem MISC nobenega starega ubi-
Ii in mic nj pozganega, kar je
vec kot. cudno. v Gojacevem je
bill YES teren partizanski.
"Zdaj Sc gre samo "a obleko,
-ker tukaj jo je tezko dobiti. Ia
obutev je ravnotako tezko. Pri
sorodstvu je vse ponavadi, kot
pred vojsko, samo bolj start
smo vsi. Sedaj zakljucim to mo-
je pisanje. Slabega sem Ii do
wolf zapisal, kar je dobrega, I'll
bonn pisal pa drugic.
Daniel Krkoc".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03

Mrs. Mary Vogrin, 1868
Shawnee Ave., je prejela pismo
cd svoje sestre Ivanke Spilar,
Turn st. 2, posta Prem ma Pri-
morskem, katerem il opisuje
druzinske zadeve in pa TRIPLE
ME XII so ga morali prenasati Cd
italiianskih fasistov in nemskih
nacistov. Pismo je sledece vse-
bine:
"Turn, II. januarja 1916.
"Preljuba sestra, svak in Vi
jolica!
"Rada bi Yam mnogo pisala,
ali verjemite mi, da Sc bojim
spominjati proslega zivljenja in
trpljenja. Vem, da ste cutili in
trpeli z nami, ker ste slisali in
citali, kaj Sc tukaj godi.
"Zacela Sc je vojska in po-
klicali so mojega brata Stanko-
ia k vojakom. Bill je >pri karabi-
nerjih Ljubljani. Moral je vr-
siti, slisati in gledati, kaj Sc je
z ubogim slovenskim narodom
delalo. Njegovo srce nj moglo
vec prenasati bolecin trpecega
ljudstva. Emo leto je bill v Ljub-
ljani. Yes cas- je delal tajno "a
partizane. Nazadnje je prisla iz-
daja in je moral pobegniti V
gozd. Vedel je, da kruti fasizem
ne DO prizanesel hisi in druzini.
Sporocil je, ma j gre nitro Sc
brat Tone partizane.
"Prisla je preiskava. Use SO
po hisi preobrnili. Zahtevali so,
da moramo povedati kje je. Mi
smo vedeli kje je, toda smo tr-
dill, da ne vemo. Brat Tone nj
incl vec casa, da bi bill odsel v
partizane. Aretirali so" ga in vr-
gil V zapor. Hise nam vseeno nj
SO zazgali, ker MISC imeli doka-
zov, da je Sci Stanko res v par
tizane. Sele cez sedem mesecev
SO prisli in prinesli dokaze, da
je Stanko res v partizanih.
"Takrat so we'll v zapor me-
ne in Zorko. Ubogo mamo so
virgil il hise; oropali so vse, vso
letino; well so nam tri krave
in hiso napolnili z vojastvom.
K sreci je bill razpad fasizma re
blizu, zato so postopali z nami
bolj usmiljeno. Hise nam MISC
zazgali, ker so postavili notri vo-
jastvo. Trpeli smo malo casa v
zaporu, samo en- mesec. Potem
je prisel razpad Italije in vrnili
smo sc srecno domov. Vsi smo
bill zadovoljni in veseli. Mislili
smo, da ze vzivamo svobodo.
"se nj minilo cd tega diva
dni, smo morali zopet bezati
pred krvolocnimi Nemci. Hudo
smo trpeli pred fasisti in njih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
TEREZA ETIENNE
JOHN KNTTTEL
JOHN KNITTED

stojita tn pred sodniki. vi in JAZZ,
vsak clan cloveske druzbe, mi
vsi smo danes pred sodbo. IVA
zujte okoliscine! Pretehtajte 81
lie strasti! Pretehtajte dokaz
znanosti! Uvazujte lastna cuv-
stva! Potem," ponizal je svoj
glas, "uvazujte: &c mora slediti
kazen, bodo prizadeti tudi vsi
sorodniki in vsi ljudje, XII ju lju-
bio, po nedolznem prizadeti. Co.
spodje porotniki, maj vas sprem-
liza ona dobrotna luc, XII sveti v
vsakem izmed mas. Pokazite, da
ste pravicni ljudje in kristjani.. y
Won Breitenwyl Sc je usedel,
Belina stem Sc je zrcalila v ME
govern obrazu. Njegove oci Sc
bile vlazne.
Gutenberg je ma kratko od-
govoril. Dejal je, da ga veseli,
ker je razprave vendar konec
Oba obtozenca ne bosta mogla
nikdar zatrjevati, da MISC njune
zadeve temeljito in izcrpno oh.
ravnavali. Sicer pa nj prinesla
obramba nobenih novih dejstev
Predlaga torej, maj obsodijo oba
obtozenca ma dosmrtno prisil.
no delo.
/Du75e 1,,.Sh nh, iSEl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
ENAKOpRAvNOsT

OUlChO III OUuLeV SIIIO ECU SClo.
kah. Sedaj zivimo ma Turnu, ma
starem domu, ze dive lett. Kon-
Cam najlepsimi in srcnimi po-
zdravi do vas vseh, Tvoja Sc
stra ~ y
"Ivanka Spilar".
Pripomba: Tukaj je ponoven
dokaz nasega primorskega ljud-
stva, kaksne grozote SO morali
pretrpeti pred krvolocnimi fasi-
sti in nacisti. Sc prav posebno
pa nasi, takozvani - Brkini,
kjer je enajst vasi popolnoma
unicenih. Kakor je razvidno IL
pisma, so imeli partizani v nasi
hisi postojanko. Ponosna sem ma
mole vascane in brate. Bila sem
gotova, da ne bodo klonili.
Nj bilo izdajalcev v nasi va
81 in zelo malo tudi v okolici.
Tukaj pa imamo nekega Jak-
ca, ko Sc skriva "a ogli ter vo-
huni in poslusa po ulicah, kaj
nase zene govorija O svojcih in
O nasih partizanih. Potem pa jih
napada in tudi meme zmerja z
nekimi komunisti in raznimi
drugimi priimki. Jakec, tako de-
lajo samo podlezi in strahopet-
ci, da zmerjajo cloveka v od-
sotnosti. &c imas kaj poguma,
pridi k nam ma pogovor.
Nehaj ze vendar sramotiti
samega sebe, svoj narod in svo-
jega mrtvega brata, XII je dial
zivljenje "a svobodo. Dovolj 81
re zasovrazen cd naroda. Sam
81 il cele okolice, XII bruh a s
ogenj in zveplo ma svoje lastne
brate. Seveda, &c I'll je pa tako
prav, pa lie Sc nadaljuj. Videli
bono, kan bos prisel.
Prilozeno je pismo cd mole
lube sestre. Vascani liz Tatre,
berite ga, ker il nase vasi je Sc
zelo malo movie. Priporocam pa
Sc vam, kadar sc DO zvedelo vse
bolj natanko, da bi nabrali ne
kaj denarja in kupili nasim pa
dim mucenikom spomenik. Ia
spomenik hi bill prica poznejsim
rodovom, kdo je dal zivljenje "a
njih svobodo. Slava Jim vecna!
Ako kdo zeli govoriti z menoj,
maj poklice w. O845. Pozdrav
vsem vaScanom!
Mary Vogrin
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03
Brot pise L Goioc

Mrs. Mary Kandus, 1908 E.
sc Place, je dobila pi m o cd
brata Daniela Krkoc il Gojace,
okraj Ajdovscina ma Primor-
skem, XII je sledece vsebine:
"Gojace, Is. jan. 1916.
"Draga sestra!
"V zaeetku mojega ~pisanja
Te srcno pozdravim in vse So
rodstvo. PRAY z veseljem sem
prejel Tvoje pismo, samo tezko
mi je, ko pises, da 81 bolehna.
JAZZ sem zdrav in otroci tudi,
samo moja zena je vedno v boil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03

oeA 49, ~AAS~ ~ ~S AIN t'AAS>~S ~~AA~~s
Bill je en- oficir, podoben Glove
ku. Ko je gorela sosedova hisa,
zasmilila sta sc mu starcka, ker
nista mogla bezati. Vprasal jih
je, koliko sta stara. Stric je bill
"a in strina 80 let. Ukazal je
vojakom, da jima ne smejo mic
zalega storiti. Peljal jih je v
naso hiso. Ker sta sc bala biti v
hisi, sta stala ma vratih. V hiso
nj Sci niti eden Nemec, ker so
imeli tax ukaz. V hisi je bilo le-
zisee in oprema "a 40 partiza-
nov. Da vsega tega MISC videli
in hise zazgali, sta mas obvaro-
vala stric in strina.
"Tistikrat je zgorelo pol va
81. Takrat sem sla JAZZ z mojo
druzino ma moi start dom ma
Turn. Preganjanja in napadi so
Sc vrsili dnevno. Zopet smo sill
Sail, da so Tatre popolnoma zgo-
rele. Poslala sem nitro otroke,
da maj gredo pogledati, kaj je
z mano in Tonetom; ako sta
ostala Sc ziva, maj ju pripeljejo
nitro k nam. Bila sem v skrbeh,
da ju je zidovje ubilo in pokri-
10. Ne mores 81 misliti mole sre-
&c in zadovoljnosti, ko sc je
Zorka vrnila domov vsa vesela
in Sc radostno smejala in rekla,
ko je prisia v hiso: Mama, ne
bojte Sc mic, mama je Sc ziva
in Tone tudi, so zbezali in nasa
hisa je ostala, nj zgorela.'
"Pomisli 81 zdaj, v cell vasi je
samo nasa hisa ostala neposko.
dovana. Vecjim kmetom so zgo-
rela vsa gospodarska poslopja
manjsim pa je zgorelo vse. Nam
je zgorel samo hlev, pa Sc tisto
smo re popravili.
"Nas Stanko je bill prvi parti.
zan nasi vasi. Bill je korajzen
in pridobil 81 je vec odlikovanj
Sc daj j je kapitan, v sluzbi '
Ljubljani. Bill je trikrat lahke
ranjen. Starejsi brat Tone pa n
bill ranjen nobenkrat. Moja sta
rejsa hcerka je bila porocena
toda so il moza Nemci ubili
Zalka, kakor I'll je znano, je bils
IA mesecev v bolnisnici; seda
je zdrava. Moi starejsi sin Ru
dolf Sc je utopil, ko Sc je Sci ko
patti. Dosti zalosti sem prestals
radi mega. Sedaj pa hvalim Bo
ga. Koliko bi bill moral pretrpet
v tenn casu in mogoce Sc umre
ii.
"Sedaj hvala Bogu nismo vet
lacni. Sedaj Sc I'll nj treba ve'
brigati "a hrano. Nj I'll treba 20
siljati mani in ne meni. Toda zs
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03

nisnici. Vec kot cudno je, da
smo ostali zivi. JAZZ II ne mo-
rem popisati, kako je bilo tukaj
pri mas. Kdor nj bill tukaj, ne
more verjeti. Lacni ravno nj
smo bill, ali vse drugo je bilo
gorje.
"Moj sin je bill star II let,
ko je Sci k vojakom, kjer je slu-
iii 8 mesecev. Sedaj je donna,
ker so tamlade fante poslali do
NOV. Mad je, pa je mnogo IL
kusil. V nasih krajih so mno-
go vasi pozgali in dosti starih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-03

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