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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27
pAscAGouLA CHRONICLE STAR and MOSS POINT ADVERTISER

riage. Sympathy is extended to
the bereaved family. She was
laid to rest under a mound of
beautiful flowers in esteem for
her great life Sunday afternoon
at Johnson cemetery.
The Glee Club of the Wade
High School sang Christmas Car.
OILS Thursday night at the pro-
gram given by the Elementary
Teachers and pupils. 1t was en-
joyed by all who attended. The
children were made happy with a
real Santa Claus giving candy
and whistles.
The many little friends of
Mary Jane Martin were sorry TO
hear of her misfortune Thursday
afternoon in getting a piece of
whistle down her throat which
necessitated her being taken
to Mobile Infirmary where she
was operated on and the OBJ
stacle removed. Her condition is
reported improving.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Wyatt and
sons arrived Sunday from Mis-
sissippi State to spend the holt
days with the latter's mother,
Mrs. H. L. Carter.
Little Charles Hardy of Big
Point spend Sunday afternoon
with Guy Faggard.
Rev. Wyatt viii preach on
THE Shepherds Return Prais-
ing God" Everyone who does
not attend services elsewhere
are invited to come and hear
this wonderful message.
News has been received of the
arrival of a son to Rev. and Mrs.
A. V. Faggard Friday night at
the Jackson County Hospital.
They now reside at Grand Bay,
Alabama
Mrs. w. A. Vaughan and son.
David, were business visitors in
Moss Point Saturday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27
MARIAN PAINTER HoNoRED

Christmas Eve was made no
table for a small group of school
girls when they were guests of
Mrs. r. G. Wingfield at a gather
ing honoring her niece, Marian
Painter, that evening.
The party gathered at the
Wingfield home during the early
part of the evening and after
a pleasant hour or so there, they
sang carols in several parts of
the city.
Besides Marian the party was
composed of Nancy Smith, Jean
Caver. Catherine Lockard and
Marjorie Grant.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27

Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Wyatt and
son were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Watson Sunday.
The Baptist Sunday School had
a little program Sunday night
at the Church after which Santa
Claus came and gave presents
from the well laden Christmas
tree to everyone present.
Mrs. T. ]. Kirkwood return
ed from Tuscaloosa, Alabama,
last Wednesday where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Vance Bell.
Prof. N. c. Everett and son,
Nathan, from Vancleave were
visitors in Wade Sunday after
noon and attended the funeral
of Mrs. Bang.
Miss Ruth Valentine is spend
ing the Christmas holidays in
Newton with her father.
Miss Rosalie Lyle is spending
the holidays in Hattiesburg with
her mother.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27
News About Goutier...
Annual Home Demonstration Club
Christmas Party On Friday Night
Wade

Everyone enjoyed the Christ
mas Message Sunday morning by
the pastor, Rev. w. c. Wyatt, at
the Baptist church.
To the many friends of Mrs.
Mavis Bang, were shocked to
hear of her death Saturday at
the Jackson County Hospital.
She was Miss Mavis Cumbest,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stew
art Cumbest before her mar
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27

Four Southern states-the Car
olinas, Georgia and Alabama
account for more than two thirds
of the total value of board woven
goods in cotton manufacturing in
the United States.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-27

coats which combine 10 make them the outstand-
ing offering of the winter season. First of all.
these overcoats are tailored from the finest of pure
wool fabrics which combine warmth with COM
Portable weight and stamina which insures long,
satisfactory wear. Curlee Overcosts are styled by
designers who are expert at interpreting the re-
quirements of discriminating American men. They
are tailored with careful attention to all those
small details of construction which can't be seen
from the outside, but are vitality important to COM
Portable drape and fit.
You'll like these Curlee Overcoats which are on
display in our store. They are smart-warm-
comfortable in weight-moderatelY priced-to
make them the seasons top value. Come in and
make your selection.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
MRS G W.

Funeral services will be held this
morning at $50 o'clock from the
Carolina Beach Baptist church for
Mrs. G. W. Shearon, who died in
her home at the resort Friday
night.
Surviving are the husband,
George W. Shearon, daughter Billie
Marie, Mrs. Shearon's mother, Mrs.
e. r. Brown, three sisters Mrs.
Row Divine Norlina, Mrs. John Hen
driz, Oxford and Miss Niemi
Brown, Washington, D. c.: three
brothers E. o. Clinton, ]. A. Brown,
Wake Forest and j. B. Brown,
Frankenton.
Burial will take place in the
Montlawn cemetery in Raleigh. The
Yopp Funeral home is in charge Of
arrangements.
Active pallbearers will be E. K.
Joyner, D. L. White, W. L. David
son, D. B. Honeycutt, Glen Tucker
and w. E. Creech.
Honorary pallbearers will be
Floyd Fowler, Bruce Valentine, R.
C. Furgus, R. v. Atkins, Chavis
Faircloth, Wallace Aman, Charles
Wells, Tom Groom and David
Jones.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
FALLS IN HOME,
FRACTURES HIP
Youth Treated In Hospital
For Injuries Received In
Fire Works Blast

Mrs. Irma Pickett. Rocky Point
housewife was given treatment ano
admitted to James Walker Me
mortal hospital yesterday for a
broken hip bone.
Mrs. Pickett who was. brought
to the hospital by her husband
received the fractured hip when
she fell at their Rocky Point
home.
Charles E. Snow, IL : year : old
son of MI. and Mrs. H. T. Snow,
1920 Perry avenue was treated for
sever burns and abrasions re-
ceived from a firecracker explo-
sion.
John L. Arnold, 2o2 Seventh
street was treated for deep larce-
rations of his forehead. He was
admitted for care. He told at,
taches that he was hit on the head
with a brick by an unknown Negro
who assaulted him in Maffitt Vii
lage. Sheriffs officers are investi-
eating.
James Wills, Negro, 1920 Nc
Cray Alley was given treatment
for la~rcerations of his chin which
he said yer inflicted by Allison
Holloway. He was released after
treatment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
GEORGE T. FIELDS

CHADBOURN, Nov. 80 Funeral
services are heduled to be held
this afternoon for George T. Fields,
aged 65, who died in Columbus
county hospital Friday night, from
his home in Evergreen, the Rev.
|C. B. Horne, Baptist minister, o.
ficiating.
Surviving are his widow, three
sons; T. M. Fields, Wallace; Bel
ton D. Fields, Atlanta, Ga, and
Rubin D. Fields of Boardman; Four
daughters; Mrs. B. S. Davis, Board
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
Wake Forest Youths
Are Accident Victims

sTATESVILLE, Nov. 30.-R-
Jesse v. Williams, %, and Sidney
Bell, 10, both of Wake Forest, died
in Davis hospital here today Of in
juries received in a n automobile
wreck Thanksgiving night.
A coroner's jury began investi-
CATION today. Marvin Yount. A, OF
Newton, reported by Iredell coun-
ty officers as driver of the other
car involved, was free on $4,000
bond.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
Georgia Lynching
Trial Set Monday

ATHENS, Ga, Nov. 80. - W.p
A Federal Grand jury will con-
vene here. Monday to hear evidence
in the July Is .lynching Of two
Negroes and their wives by = mob
fof white men in an isolated section
OF Adjacent Walton county.
The shocking crime has become
a national case. The U. S. Depart.
ment of Justice. was flooded with
a record 80, 900 demands for action
and the inquiry beginning Monday
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
NO LICENSE

Police were Investigating
last night 1 report BY W. M.
Stanley Of oleander court that
unlicensed solicitations were
being made by two women In
that area. Residents were
warned recently by Chief OF
Police Charles H. Casteen not
to enter into agreements to
pur h from unlicensed
operators. The women were OIL
fering handmade table and
dresser sets for sale, accord
ing to the report.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01

usual stance outside a midtown
department store.
She baked this year at wearing
male Santa Garb, Apetz said, so
she will be dressed as a Mrs. Santa
Claus.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01

College enrolment in Kentucky,
which repeatedly ranks Al among
the states in education, has dou-
bled in the last two years. Enroll
ment for 1916: "a, 944; 1914, II, 1877.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
SANTAS CONVERGE
ON N. Y. STREETS


turn a question with one of their
own "have you. been q good
boy?" and what do you want
Santa to bring your"
For the more practical parents
the Santas can tell of the work the
volunteers do and just where the
money goes.
The dean of the Santas and the
one woman in the group is Mrs.
Mary Byers, 70. who will take her
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
CHURCH BAZAAR

The Missionary Society Of
Chestnut street Presbyterian
church will sponsor its annual
bazaar in the Hospitality Cen
ter, M o d Y and Tuesday
nights, Dec. 2-3.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01

Painting roosts, nests and o,h..
hiding places Of mites with oDs 'e.
the carbonileum compounds u' =,
rid the poultry house Of mites ~.
one year. LOT
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
LEADERS IN PAY HIKE

LEADERS IN FAY HIKE
CHARLOTTE, Nov. 30 @ -
Continuing their efforts to swing
public oppinion behind the so call
ed South Piedmont plan for state
teachers salaries, leaders of the
movement will stage a mass meet
ing here next Friday night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
SUNDAY, DECEMBER !. 1ohc

was ordered by Attorney.Gener,,
Tom Clark.
1t was Georgia's worst lyncbiD.
since six Negroes were slain h.l
mob in Brooks county On Nav - =
1918 according to lynchings ra ~
ords kept at Tuskegee (Ala,> w.
stitute. III
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
OBITUARIES.

man; Mrs. Donald HARRISON, Chad
bourn; Mrs Morris Pope, Lumber
ton and Mrs. E. M. West. Of Con-
way, S. c.: also three brothers
and two sisters.
Burial will follow the services
at 2:30 o'clock in the Fields GENE
terry.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01
EDWIN ALEXANDER HARRIss

EDWIN ALEXANDER HARRISS
Edwin Alexander Harriss died
suddenly in his home at Orange,
N. j. yesterday.
The son of Eliza Anderson Har-
riss and the late Thomas Brown
IHarriss, he was the nephew OF Mrs.
William l.. Harlow.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced later by the Ward Flu
neral home, interment is to be In
Oakdale cemetery here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-01

Dial 1881 For Newspaper ser,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-04
NAPREJEV DAN
v u

Staramo Sc; v dobi obletnic
smo. Ia praznuje mnogoletnico
zenitve, oni Sc vecletnico odkar
je bill krScen oziroma odkar ie
bill obsojen, da rokovniasi pc
tenn puklastem svetu. Vendar so
pa visa ia slavja lie bolt osebnega
znacaja. Ne recem, da so brez
pomona take slavnosti. Clovek,
XII je prezivel cetrt stoletja ali
pa Sc wee v zakonskem kurniku
zares zasluzi Sc nekaj naknadne
zabave = tisti pa, XII je ocaran,
ali pa razocaran stopil :: Abra-
hamovo starost petdesetih let,
Sc pa tudi ne jezi, &c mu prijate-
iii p~ripravijo kaksno veselje ia
KRAFT, ko pricne pot zivljenja pc
ljati navzdol -. Boil, veliko boil
pa SO pomembne obletnice nash
organizacij, zlasti pevskih! PR
teh Sc pa udejstvujejo ljudje,
prav taxi, ko smo mi drugi, XII SO
pa pri wolff poleg svojih zakon-
skin in drugih cloveskih dolzno-
.sti darovat tudi kako urico casa
in marsikateri dollar "a naso kul-
turo. cato je potrebno in nasa
dolznost je, da tenn organizaci-
jam pomagamo - da Sc ne bodo
postarile - temvec pomladile.
LIE verjemite, pevski zbor v ma
selbini ie lepa rec - 1.-Two petite
zelo, zelo nadkriljuje skripanje
izribanih fonografskih plosc -
&c tudi so bill producenti tistih
umetniki.
Letos, kolikor je podpisanemu
znano, bosta diva znamenita slo-
venska pevska zbora obhajala
spomin preteklih let, spomin de-
la in zrtvovanja. Clevelandska
"Zarja" DO praznovala trideset-
letnico, milwauski "Naprej" pa
della nadlego nepridipravom re
petintrideset koledarskih enot.
Oba z%asluzita vse priznanje ma
Sega obcinstva. Rad bi napisal
par besed Clevelandcanom, va
bee jih k obilnemu posetu kon-
certa "Zarje" toda cato je pac
re prepozno. In ne bio bi po-
trebno ker Zarjani SO JUBILEE
"Zarje" itak dobro opisali, cato
bonn pa skusal povedati nekaj O
Naprejevemu dnevu. Kaj je Ma
prejev dan VAN bonn razlozil po-
zneje. Ia danes maj velja lie to,
da 81 maj vsak Milwaucan odkr-
hne cd vsakdanjih dolznosti del
tiste nedelje, XII je koledarju
decembru z rudeco
stevilko Is, torej - petnajstega
decembra! Takrat DO Napreiev
dan.
Vec o tenn Sc pride!
France Puncer.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-04
KANSASA
RAZLICNIH FRONTAH''

Ma politicni 'front.', cd kar so
minute volitve, je vse tho in
mirno. Glasilo premogarjev ma
steva V zadnji stevilki imena
kongresnikov IL rudarskih okro-
Iii, XII SO Sc izkazali "a sovrazni-
Ike organiziranega delavstva in
med mimi je tudi mas" kongres-
mix Winter. No, re pri primar-
nth volitvah ga je porazil Me-
yers, XII Sc je v kampanji drl ma
VISA usta proti new dealu'', to-
rel proti socialnim reformam, XII
so bile uvedene "a casa Roose-
veltove administracije. Res lepa
sprememba! "Velika pridobitev''
"a delavsko ljudstvo! Nj cudno,
ce pada gorjaca pc delavskih
hrbtih in obeta Sc je Sc vec.
Ia governerja smo imeli kar
stiri candidate: republikanca,
demokrata, socialista in prohibi-
cionista. Ker pa "a zadnjega
"pravi Kranjc" ne da glasu, bonn
omenil lie prve tri candidate. L.
voljen je republikanec Carlson,
sedanji kongresnik, XII mu oci-
tajo, ola je V kongresu navadno
vselej glasoval v korist polne de-
narne mosnje. Veliko agitacijo
je vodil demokratski kandidat
Woodring, bivSi vojni tajnik v
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-04
Avstrafia poeosno
"a "~novofariie" vziic
svoii deIuvski sfronki

Australia Sc re dolgo pona-
Sa z mocno delavsko stranko, XII
je mocha tudi v vladi, ampak
kakega liberalnega preobrata nj
Sc izvedla. cato Sc vlada menja.
Sedaj je V vladi ona, potem ka-
ka druga stranka.
Med vojno = in tudi sedaj je
australasia vlada mandat delav-
ske stranke. Toda v mednarod-
nj politiki, n. pr. v organizaciji
zdruzenih narodov, je australasia
delegacija "zmerna". Yeast je
protisovjetska in vedno pa "a
avstralske interese. To Sc kai-
pada lahko rece tudi O drugih-
MANFRED da je delegacija vsake
dezele v prvi vrsti "a koristi svo-
jega ljudstva, oziroma svoje dr.
zave. To sicer nj vselej res, ker
delegacije mnogih draw MISC
drugega lie luke enc ali druge
velesile.
0 dezelah takozvanega slo-
vanskega bloka Sc to ne more
reel, ker res zastopajo interese
ljudstva, ne pa koristi privatni-
kov in ne imperialisticnih tezenj
kake tuje drzave.
Tudi Australia nastopa ma
mednarodnih konferencah zelc
| samostojno, dasi pod krovom i'm
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-04
periia Velike Britaniie.

-
Sedaj je zelo odvisna tudi cd
Zed. draw. Kajti V vojni bi Az
straliji slaba predla, ako ne bi
bio tam ameriske oborozene 81
le, XII jo je scitila pred japonsko
ofenzivo.
Zdelo Sc je, da DO morda pc
vojni skuSala Australia ustva-
RITZ socialisticni ekonomski red,
pa je proved odvisna cd tujega
kapitalizma, MANFRED toliko, da
je tudi donna spremenila svojo
politiko. Il glavnega mesta Can
berra porocajo, da Sc je avstral-
ska vlada odlocila DAFT razne ma
lie industrije, XII SO drzavna po-
sest, V najem privatnim podjet-
nixon. N. pr. tovarne pohistva,
velike pekarije "a pecivo (sla-
Scice) it'd.
To SO morda res TAXA podvze-
tia, XII jih bi privatniki obrato-
vail u~speSnejse kot pa drzava-
re zaradi tega, ker v avstralskem
gospodarstvu Sc veje duh pri-
vatnega podjetnistva. Tako je
MANFRED nekoc oznaceval kapita-
lizem mas bivsi predsednik
Hoover, sedaj pa Sc naziva "a
free enterprise.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-04
We need a good Hard Working man
To grind WISE CASTINGS"


on a BESLEY, 26 inch wheel,
Stationery Grinder - The work is
hard and dirty and requires more
physical effort than skill. = You
should weight $50 lbs. or over as
castings weigh SO lbs or lore. This
is down right hard work and re-
quires experienced men with above
qualifications for hard work. No
job seekers need apply, as this is
steady work and we are willing to
pay for what we get. Base pay $1.25
per hour. Approximately earnings
for a good man $3.50 to $500 per
hour, for 35 hour week.
MORGAN WISE COMPANY
1OS North Jefferson Street
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-04
l~zenoeevuniu oroziu

Zed. drzave in Velika Brita-
Mia bodo izenacile modele oro-
zja, kar je v soglasju nepisane
pogodbe med NINA. Isto je sto-
ria Rusija,s XII je povabila Jugo-
Slavic in Cehoslovasko, da mai
81 sistematizirata svoji armada
pc sovjetskem modelu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-04

V jeseni leta 1888 sva sla z
Angelo in pa Tone Seliskar z ma
ma ma Jesenice. Povabljeni smC
bill k Cvetku Kristanu, XII je v
Proletarca re mnogo pisal. On je
sin pokojnega veterana v socia-
listicnem in zadruznem gibanju
ma Slovenskem, Antona Krista-
ma. Umrl je leta 1880, has v ca
SUI, ko so priSli V Ljubljano IL
letniki SNIP in Sc udelezili po-
greba. Tone Kristan je bill nekaj
let pref ma raziskovalni gospo-
darski turf V Zed. drzavah, a
Cvetko Sc nj bill preko Allan
tika.
Ma Jesenicah so nam odbor-
Mkt jeklarskih delavcev preskr-
bell dovoljenje "a ogled jeklar-
ne, XII je najvecja tovarna V Slo-
veniji in ena najvecjih V vsi Ju-
goslaviji. Potem smo 81 ogledali
zadruzna podjetja, delavski dom
in lie cd zunaj pa smo zrli V dom
krSGanskih socialistov, XII ga jim
je re tedaj vzela Korosceva kle-
rikalna stranka, XII je vladala
Slovenijo.
Potem je vzela Sc druge delav-
ske domoVe in Sc polastila de-
lavske zbornice ter njunih pa
lac V Ljubljani in Marlboro.
Vojni strah je tedaj plapolal
pc vsi Evropi. Predsednika an
gleske in francoske Wade sta BIZ
la one dni ma posetu pr Hitler
ju V njegovem gradu ma Bavar-
skem, da ga potolazita z zrtvo-
vanjem CehoslovaSkih Krkono-
sew, ali Sudetov, nacijski malhi.
Cvetko Kristan pa je nam pra-
vii o zadruzniStvu.
In mas spremljevalec po je-
klarni - iskren socialist, pa O
tovarni, kako Sc V Mi celia, kak-
Sni so odnoSaji med upravo ter
delavci it'd. Angel so pr vhodg
MEN veliki fotograficni aparat
well, in il dali potrdilo, da ga
dobi nazaj, ko Sc vrnemo. A To-
ne SeliSkar je incl cisto mai
hnega V zepu, pa je slikal, ceprav
ga lie mas spremljevalec svaril,
da bi ga morda kdo nepoklicanih
Videl pa sprawl posebno ME
ga (naSega spremljevalca) v.ne-
varnost. Kajti druzba ina pa
tente, ina gotove metode pro-
dukcije takih reci, pa noce, da
Sc bi to slikalo in Sc morda pro-
dalo tekmovalnim druzbam. A
nj bilo hudega. In nihce izmed
mas nj zelel drugega kot videti
delavce V izvrSevanju svojih po-
SLOW V tel veliki, komplicirani
tOVarni.
Il t~ovarne je Sla VISA nasa dru-
zba k druzini Cvetka K~ristana
ma obed. Incl je licno hiso, z mo-
derno opremo. In lepo drevje
naokrog.
Bill SO klanci, kajti ma Goreni-
skem brez Nth ne gre; sal iih
je menda ma Doleniskem Sc cello
veG.
Pa smo Sc menili sodrugi, ne
samo o zadruzniStvu, ne samo O
diktaturi, XII il je tedaj nacelie-
val knee Pavle in n.iegova Olga,
ampak tudi o SLIM nevarnosti
move Vojne. Tako je bilo povsod,
kamor sva z Angelo prisla med
nase somisljenike. Ne samo
Sloveniji, V Zagrebu, Saraievu
IN V Beogradu, pac pa tedai Sc
posebno V Pragi in V Parizu.
llstega meseca V letu 1893 ie
olla voJna preprecena z apiza-
MEM Hitlerju. Leto pozneje Sc
je priGela.
CVetko Kristan in drugi nassi
iJudJe ma Jesenicah in drugod so
bill ugrabljeni. Il Jesenic iih ie
ollo vec sto odgnanih. Cvetko
mi plse o sebi in drugih V pismu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-12-04

strijo je pogoltnil Hitler in nika-
NOR vec nam ne DO mogoce ute
ci. Zajeti smo. A nj mas strah.
Tepli Sc bono S sovraznikom,
kadar pride."(
TovariS Ivan Mlinar 70, MENU
je bill opis v prejsnji stevilki ma
tel strani) je pred trent meseci
umrl. Start tovaris joe Kopac
je Sc xiv in kljub svojim IS. le-
tom je dobre wolfe in dobrega
zdravja. Tovaris Flip Uratnik
je pr nacrtni komisiji kot tai
mix, TOW. Mile Klopcic je tajnik
Drustva "a kulturne stike med
Sloveniio in 81, France Svetek
je podpredsednik Glavnega Cd
bora sindikatov "a Ljudsko re-
publiko Slovenije in tudi Jako-
min ter Bricel sta pr sindikatih.
Tone Guitar je padel. Guitar je
bill mnogo let sotrudnik Probe
%tarca, Koledarja in Majskega
glasa.) Brake Kreft je intendant
ljubljanske drame (dramskega
gledalisca). (Tudi Kreft ie bill
pred vojno sotrudnik nash pu-
blikacij.)
Tone Tanc (Tone Macek), Cd
nosno Culkovski (prav tako star
sotrudnik Protelarca in Kole-
darja) je V Marlboro.
Miha Cobal je preminul med
vojno. zivljenje 81 je vel, ker
SO ga ma pozno starost okupator-
il izgnali IL njegove lastne hiSe
Zagorju. Preminul je tudi Ju-
rij Jeram. France Kozar je pa
del kot partizan.
Tone Seliskar (znan vsem CT
tateliem Proletarca in Koledar-
ia ter Majskega glasa) je V Ljub-
ljani pr "Slovenskem poroce-
valcu".
Angelo Cerkvenik mas mnogo-
letni sotrudnik) Sc je vrnil IL
Beograda in je V sluzbi pri ljub-
ljanski upravi zeleznic.
Kot talci in V taboriScih so
umrli Tone Noe S KoroSke Belle,
brata Mura z Javornika. Flip
IL Kranja it'd. Bio bi pre-
vec nasteti vse zrtve.
Tudi Jakob Vehovec, prvi tai
mix "Svobode" je padel V parti-
Zdaj zakljucujem. Javite Sc
mi kaj in kako, da bono spet
%navezali stare stike. TIE dni bonn
pisal tudi Jozetu Mentonu v De-
&c vidite kaj Etbina (Kri-
stana), pozdravite ga. Tudi sam
mu bonn pisal, a zaenkrat imam
della, da ne VEN, cesa Sc bi
najprvo lotil.
Pozdrav vsem mojim znancem
in sodrugom V Ameriki! In po-
Yam in vsem pri Vas.
Cvetko A. Kristan.
(Op. u.-Naslov Cvetka Kri-
stana je Ljubljana, Tavcarjeva
IT,, 11-III.)