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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-31
Book
Lovers

During the 1905, the Federal
Writers Project collected remin-
iscences Of Negro men and women
who had once been slaves. Inter.
viewers talked with these former
slaves and gathered material on
their days of servitude. From their
reports some 10000 manuscripts of
narratives were assembled and de-
posted in the Library of Congress.
B. A. Rotkin has drawn from this
rich source for his book, Lay Ny
Burden Down" Mr.. Botkin is al5o
the editor of Treasury of Amert-
car Folklore" which sold more
than a million copies and was a
Observation-Disclosures Club book-div-
idend.
Many Of the ex-slaves who were
interviewed were past their nine
tieth birthday, but their stories
were clear and vivid. Does I mem
Der much bout slavery times?"
rarried one of the narrators. We'll,
there is no way for me to dis
member unless I die" And another
commented, II recollectS just as
bright as the stars be shining"
In the first section are folk tales
and tall talk, stories and legends.
III Long Remembrance" the editor
presents dozen full-length slave
narratives; and the day-to-day life
under slavery is further revealed in
another long section made up of
excerpts from other narratives. "A
War Among the White Folks" gives
their viewpoint of the Civil War,
and the final part of the book has
to do with what the slaves expected
OF freedom and what they got.
In Can You Top This?" by the
trio of gagsters, Senator" Ed Ford,
Harry Hershfield and Joe Laurie,
il, is this one to add to the occu-
patton stories. It is about the loyal
native who was talking to a To-
cal quisling in a Norwegian vii
lage. What are you going TO DO
when the Allies win the WARP" he
asked. IN put on my hat and
leave" informed the quisling. But
what are you going to put your hat
on?" inquired the other.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-31

history. A gentleman farmer, he
claims that golf and farming are
his favorite hobbies.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-31

sAu women should marry and have lots
Of babies. Winston Churchill, on how
to preserve peace.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-20
kp SPORTS
 ROUNDUP
fBY HUGH FULLERTON ;

NEW YORK, June 20.-Strictly as a second guess, it seems the Army made a bad guess when it only gave Joe Louis a sergeant's stripes. Sc should have been at least a two star general Joe gave a masterful exhibition of tac- tic warfare against Billy Conn last night and if his legs are slower than they were five years ago it didn't make any difference.
 Louis let Conn do all the bounc- ing and running, while he merely shuffled in the right direction. and he had Billy at a disadvantage at all times.
 Eventually Joe worked his man into just the right position and hl three punches it was all over.
 Referee Eddie Joseph had thc easiest job you could imagine. He didn't have to break clinch and about all he had to do at the fin ish was signal the end of the count and help Billy to his feet. Whats more, Eddie got paid for it and was some 40 feet nearer what action there was than the $l00 cash GUS toners.
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Five Player Moves Made
 By Rainiers

SEATTLE, June 20.-Seatt.e's Baseball management, trying des- pelately to find a winning com hination under Manager Jo Jo White, announced five player moves last night
 The changes will take outfielders Bill Matheson and Cliff Mapes and pitchers Carl Fischer Pete Jonas and Fred Gay out of Seattle uni folm and bring pitcher Don Pull fcrd to the Rainiers from Port land.
 Pulford will come to Seattle as a Gaal for Matheson and FiscEer, with cash also involved.
 Jonas is going to Vancouver. B. C.. on 24-hour option, because of sore arm and will play in the cutfield only. Gay was handed his outright releace. Mapes is being returned to Cleveland from whom he was obtained this season.
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Fight Seen ByFansby
 TeIevision

NEW YORK, June 20.-You went away with guilty conscience kind of like you'd gypped promoter Mike Jacobs out of a hundred bucks-if you were one of those who snuggled down in deep arm chair last night and saw the Joe Louis-Billy Conn heavyweight championship fight by television, all for free.
 About 100000 did, according to the National Broadcasting Go, which televised the Brown Bomb CTS kayo of Conn to New York, Washington, Philadelphia and Schenectady.
 Tn many ways, it was better than lingside.
 Not more than 25 seats were grcurod around each of the l9 ,elevisicn receivers duke box size) which produced the fight scene on ! screen about 8ia by II inches tt NEG.
 The television spectator saw more than fan sitting in the eighth ..w at the Stadium could see. The camera gave better view because it was on a level with the ring, instead of below it.
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CALLS FIGHT
 JUST SIMPLE
 'STINkER00'

WASHINGTON, June s0-Rep. OToole D-NY) terming the Louis Conn heavyweight championship fight "stinkeroo,' said today "one more Mike Jacobs-directed fight Ike last nights ana boxing will be as dead as tte dcdo."
 O'Toole, who three years ago was instrumental in persuading the War Department to forbid proposed fight between Louis and Conn when 10th were in the Army, witnessed last nights bout by television.
 Mike Jacobs ought to be barred from using the mails to defraud, O'Toole tested to reporter, re- ferring to mail distribution of the fight tickets, with a top of $loO for ringside seats.
 Placing entire responsibility for the fight on Jacobs, O'Toole said:
 Jacobs controls both fighters as he does the entire so-called boxing industry.
 Tt might have tosn a good per formance if the impressario had held a few rehearsals for the prin- cipalS."
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PIRATES ARE BLANKED BY
 JOE HATrEN
BY JOE REIcHLER fAp sPORTS WRITER ]

Joe Hatten blanked the Pittsburgh Pirates TO yesterday on seven we'll scattered safetiss to enable the Brooklyn Dodgers to retain their game and a half National League bulge over the Cardinals.
 Ted Wilks replaced Red Barrett in the third frame of the Cardin- als tussle with the Boston Braves last night and held the Tribe scoreless the rest of the way while the Cards went On to>win 8-3.
 Detroits Tigers continued to crawl up close to the leaders in the American League by clawing the Philadelphia Athletics 80 in a twilight affair before 12,4l3 home rcoters.
 Held hitless for six innings by Cincinnati's Ewell Blackwell, the New York Giants turned upon the Reds freshman sensation ill thc seventh with a pair of damaging blows. which coupled with four walks and @ hit batsman produc- cd four runs and gave the Polo Grounders a 4-3 victory.
 Tho scores and batteries:
 American League
 Philadelphia 0; Eetroit 3; Chris topher Savage (6), Fowler (7 and Rcsar; Trucks and Tebbetts.
 National League
 Cincinnati 3; New York 1; Black well and Lamanno; Andrews, Koslo (9) and Cooper.
 Pittsburgh 0: Brooklyn ?; Roe, Hallett C3). Albosta CD and Cam elli: Hatten and Sandlock.
 St. Louis g. Boston 3; Barrett, Wnks @ and Garagiola Sain, Wallace t6), Rcser CD, Spahn 60 and Masi.
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SCARSElLA
 MAKES HIS i. i. f7TH HOMER
CBY THE ASSOCIATED pREss)

The leading pitcher and heav- rssiest home run hitter of the Pacific sACoast Baseball League, sparkling the pennant chase of the chief ri- vals, today had impressive bids to smpass tine top players in their specialties last year
 Les Scarsella, Oakland first baseman, banged out his 17th cir slruit blow last night to deliver his . league leading club a 6-5 decision over the San Diego Padres. gss Larry Jansen, ace moundsman Of the San Francisco Seals, held the Seattle Rainiers to six hits for a lo-3 victory and his 18th in Is 8 @gan1es this season.
 Nanny Perez won a tight itch ng duel with Al Smith for a 80 victory by the Hollywood Stars over the Sacramento Solons.
 Portland's Beavers snagged a 4-3 decision over the Los Angeles Angels with Q three-rm rally in the final stanza.
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fully for the 22nd time, Louis fi- gured to draw approximately S577,- 700 as his end of the purse. Conn's share was approximately S289OOo.
 The Pay-Off
 Fortunately for Billy, he is sup posed to be sufficiently well fixed financially to quit the ring at 28 If he fees like it--and there is no doubt he was serious in his in tention last night, It is said on good authority that he is worth $20O,000.
 As for Louis, the money he made last night is not expected to do much more than pay eff his debts to promoter Mike Jacobs and the government, to whom he is far in arrears on his income tax.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ::


 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN: :: That H. F. Hargrave. administrator of the Estate of. James Hay, de- ceased, has filed his final account and report of his administration Of said estate. and his petition for dis tribution thereof in the United States Commissioners Court for Ju- neau Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska that 10 o'clock A. M, August 2nd, 1946, has been fixed as the time and said Commissioners Court the place for hearing same; and that all per- sons concerned therein are hereby notified to appear at said time and place and file their objections. if any, to said final account and pe- tition for settlement and distribu- ton thereof; and that the court at such hearing will adjudicate and decree who the heirs and dis tributees of the deceased person are, Dated: Juneau, Alaska, May 29 1946. H. F. HARGRAVE,
 Administrator. First publication, May 30, 1946.
 Last publication, June 20, l946.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-20
Louis Is Sill Champion;
 Knocks Conn Oul in 8tEl
 Round; Very Tame Bout

when he shed his white bathrobe just before the opening bell.
 Gradually Louis increased the pressure, until, by the fourth chap ter he was dealing Conn consider able punishment with stinging left iats, and occasionally was crowd ing his lighter opponent close to the ropes and whanging him to the head and body with hard left and right hooks. At this stage the champs body blows appeared to be taking trace of speed out of Eilly's nimble feet.
 Slips To Knee
 As Louis won the fifth, sixth and seventh rounds by increas- ly wide margins the crowd, as well as Conn. must have sensed that the play was approaching it's eli max. Billy tried fewer and fewer punches. Once, in the sixth he slipped to enc knee after taking a joltmg Louis jab on the chin, but he bounced up without a count and tried to grimace cheerfully at his pursuer. But it was a sad effort.
 Early in the eighth Joe gave Conn Ia rough going over. In the midst cf the furry of punches, Conn gave little laugh and said something inaudible to Joe. He couldn't recall later what 1t was he said. but it appeared to have powerful effect on Joe.
 Sudden Enc
 Seconds later Louis launched a terrific right in mid-ring that caught Billy flush in the face and opened a cut under his left eye that sent blood cascading down to his chin Then the end came with stunning suddenness.
 As they came together in @ neu- tral corper the big Negro whipped right cross to the head that buckled Conn's knees. Then, the great finisher that he has always been, he whanged another right to the jaw that started Billy down, and brought across left that dumped him on the convas.
 Down And Out
 There was never a chance that he would gain his feet by the count of ten. lie struggled as referee Ed die Joseph took up the count with the official time-keeper, but at the final sweep Of the officials right arm the Pittsburgh kid had only succeeded in propping up one el- bow. His eyes were glazed and un- seeing as his handlers rushed across and helped him to his stool. For defending lis title success
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-20
PATROLMAN RETURNS

Emmett Botelho, Highway Pa trClman, who has been on tempor- ary duty in the Fairbanks area re- lieving the regular Fairbanks pa- trolman So that the latter might attend an FBI-conducted school returned here yesterday by plane from the Interior.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-20
HOSpITAl NOTES

St. Ann's Hospital has admitted Mrs. C. J. Lloyd, Fro Flemming, and James Smith for medical attention
 Dismissed were medical patients Elmer Pape and Mrs. Earland Pear cen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-20
TOURIST FISHING

PORTLAND, Ore. The Port land Chamber of Commerce has asked police to help in hospital ity campaign for tourists.
 Tourist manager A. Bancroft Wells has asked acting Police Chief Leon Jenkins to have traffic off cers schooled' in politeness to visit ors. That includes, says Wells, the right answers to questions about Portland's scenery and history = plus a tip on where to catch a big chinook salmon.
 LET YOUR money earn four percent. Buy Alaska Finance Cor poration demand notes. (295-tf)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-20
WARNING

No parking of cars on Second Street from Main to Seward and from Second to Third on Seward will be permitted until further no- tice. The restricted areas are being used by construction trucks.
 By Order of
 CHIEF OF POLICE.
 (301-t4)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-20
THAT OLD GUY

Maybe Louis is showing his age, after all. He spent most of Tues day practicing his putting at Pompton Lakes -. and it wasn't 10 long ago that Joe's fayorite pastime was playing softball.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-20
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Oakland 6; San Diego 5.
 San Francisco 10; Seattle 3. Portland 4; Les Angeles 3. Hollywood 3; Sacramento o.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-20
(By Gayle Talbot)

NEW YORK, June 20.-Joe Louis still has it.
 Billy Conn knows. Knocked out by one Of the greatest of cham pions. bleeding from cuts across his left cheek and nose, Conn sat smil- ing on a rubbing table deep under Yankee Stadium last night and de- clared with solemn finality that he would never fight again.
 "The kid from Pittsburgh is put ting his cue in the rack" said the gamester who had gene down under an eight-round barrage from the fists of Louis. You've seen the kids last fight. It's not there any more"
 Up to the last few seconds, when the dynamite in the big Negro's fists suddenly went off and left Conn wrapped in darkness on the flccr, the great crowd banked in the Yankee ball yard had witnessed as dull fight as the ring game ever spawned. At $l00 a head it must have been horrible
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Danced Around

Afraid to mix it with the grim, determined Louis, Billy had for seven and a fraction rounds done almost nothing except dan c e around and elude with desperate purpose the blows that he seemed to realize would come sooner or later.
 He was a far different Conn from the cocky. aggressive young ster who just five years ago thrill ed 6 similar crowd by fighting Louis for all he was worth down to the bitter end in the 18th round. Last night the spark was gene.
 "Stinking Fight"
 I knew I was making a sinking fight he said apologetically to State Athletic Commissioner Eddie Eagan, who visited him in his dressing room T thought I could keep away from Joe for 15 rounds" :" he added with a lueful grin, T know better now"
 The 45,265 fans who paid $l,925,- 5G4 to witness the one-sided spec tacle at least can tell their grand children they saw great cham picn at near to his best. Perhaps it was his best Conn, at least, said it was more terrible Louis he faced last night than in 1941.
 Sharp As Razcr Blades
 Trim and sharp as a bushel of razor blades of POT pounds, the Brown Bomber must have appeared an awesoma customer even to Conn
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-17

Vellko Je p0koPanln Luul
Ljubljani pri sv. Krizu, katere
SO streljali kot talce. Koliko je
pa grobov, kate1i SO zarasceni.
Tudi nasa Zefa je prepeIala oba
donov ma domace pokopalisce.
Eden je padel ma stajerskem,
drugi' pa v Gustinc.
"Pred par meseci Sc je pone-
srecil cd Lojzeta sin, star Is
let in je umrl. Predno SO Ease
dli partizani Slovenijo, SO Mem
ci in belogardisti bezai ma Ko-
rosko in v Trst. Tako da takrat.
nj bilo mic vojske. Sedaj imamo
novo drzavo in smo brez skrbi.
ceravno je tezko v yseh ozirih,
pa pocasi DO ze slo, da smo lie
pri zivljenju ostah. Imamo tu-
di karte "a zivez, ker pri vas jih
mogoce niste irneli. Sedaj ina
mo ma karte Sc vec drugih reel.
Ma emo osebo dobimo ma mesec
ze 8 kilogramov erne moke;
sladkor pa samo Is dkg; kave
tudi malo; mila tudi malo; me-
sa govejega tudi nj. Pri mas re
gre. Zaklali smo enega prasi-
ca; imam tudi kravo. Ia druge
je pa slabo, ker mascobe tudi nj.
Obleke tudi nj, ker blaga Sc ze
dolgo mic ne dobi. Ia cevlje je
tudi tezko. Pa pricakujemo, da
DO odslej vsak dan boljse.
"Papirnica je sedaj presla v
ljudsko, drzavno last. Mogoce
ste ze kaj slisali O Rupniku in
ljubljanskem skofu Rozmanu.
Ia diva sta vodila belogardo.
Rupnika ze imajo. Nasa vas "a
dvor sc zelo mnozi. Imamo ze
100 stevilk, ali, his. V vojski jih
je umrlo cez 80 samo IL nase
vasi in to najboljsih, ljudi. Me-
kaj jih je pa bezalo, ker so bill
belogardisti. Med temi je bill tu-
di sosed cd Malnarcnovega ia
neza sin, XII je bill re porocen.
"Prejmite vsi skupaj najlep-
Sc pozdrave!
"Marija Vidrgar"
(Opomba: Zanimivo je poro-
clio V tenn pismu, ko pravi, da
bi bila kmalu VISA druzina po-
streljena zaradi tistega jopica,
katerega je nekoc poslala Fran
ces Hocevar, Sc pred vojno, da
ga p,edelajo ali pa da ga imajo
"a maskare. Bill je il rdecega
blaga in z modrimi rokavi ter
je bil Cd Basketball teama", in
radi MEGA so jih obsodili, da SO
kumunisti).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-17

Pri sv Urhu so be1ogordis+i incl mueiInicc
v cerkvi .
v cerkvI

teri so jih poznali. Celia stiri le-
ia so Sc borili v snegu in MIRA
zu po hribih in lacni. Pomagali
smo jim, kar smo mogli, S hra-
no ali karkoli. &c so pa zvedeli
bell, XII so vedno zasledovali in
iskali po hisah, smo imeli stall
ne blockade in pfeiskave.
"Enkrat so dobili pri mas TIA
lijani tisto bluzo (jopic), rdeco
in plavo. Imeli sno 10 preje "a
maskare. To je tista, katero 81
Ii poslala Janezu V Kaselj, &c Sc
Sc spominjas. Zaradi tiste blu
re bi mas bill kmalu vse postre-
ILL, ker. nismo smell imeti mic
rdeeega pri hizi.. So rekli, da
smo "komunisti" Preiskovali in
kradli SO vedno. Poprej Italija-
nj in bell, potem pa Sc Nemci.
Posebno pa tistim, &c je bill ka-
teri cd hise v partizanih ali v
Nemciji.
"Tudi moja heerka je' bila od-
peljana v Nemcijo ma pristine
delo in v internacijo. Well so jo
ponoci in aretirali, kakor vec
drugih.
"Tudi cd Zefe 'hcer in Po-
lancnikovega Franceta, in je bill
zaprt v Ljubljani 6 mesecev. Po-
tenn je prisel domov bolan in
umrl je. Hcerko SO odpeljali in
Sc vec drugih v NemSijo delat
in stradat. ia jesti SO dobili ma
10 in samo enkrat ma dan vo-
do. Tam je bila osem mesecev.
Tako nj bio "a ziveti in so po-
begnile cd tam in Cd Zefe hcer-
ka. Sta bile vedno V nevarno:
sti, ker Nemcijo SO stalno bonn.
bardirali. In potem po sestih
tednih je bio konec vojne. Kc
so prisi partizani, sta prisle do.
NOV. V Nemeiji Jill je veliko po.
mrlo, kot tudi V Italiji v tabo.
riscih. Pa Ii ne morem popisa.
tt linen, ker jih itak ne poznas
Veliko jih je tudi ostalo po hri.
bib, "a katerih grobove Sc ne
vedo.
| "Osvobojeni smo bill 9. najs
1945 leta. Sedaj ljudje iscejo ir
prekopavajo svoje' ljudi, katere
SO belogardisti streljali in Pc
kopavali kar oh cestah jarke
JAIME in po vrtovih. Metali sc
ih v vodo it'd: Pri sv. Urhu '
hribu SO jih nasli pred dnevi 81
zrtev eni jami. Jih leM tudi pc
15 zvezanih skupaj; imajo I'VE
zane roke, noge in vratove Z
bodecim dratoln.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-17
ALI STE ST PRESKRBELI?

ALI - ! 4 81 FIlEohnbELl:
Citatelje Enakopravnosti OBJ
vescamo, da imamo " nasem
urednistvu najnovejso knjigo,
"A Nation of Nations" XII jo
je spisal mas poznani in sposto-
vani amerisko-slovenski pisa
tell Louis Adamic. Vsak bi 10
moral precitati in lastovati!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-17

Mrs. Frances Hocevar, 1912 |
Addison Rd., je prejela pismo
cd svoje sestre Marie Vidrgar,
zadvor 20, posta Dobrunje pri
Ljubljani, XII je zelo zanimivo.
Pismo pove, da so belogardisti
imeli svojo kasarno in mucilnico
v zupniscu in v cerkvi pri sv.
Urhu; zrtvam so z bodeeo zico
zvezali noge, roke in "a vrate,
jih pobili in tako skupno poko-
pail. Belogardisti so z okupator-
jem prizadejali domacinom ve-
like grozote. Pismo je sledece:
"Zadvor, Dobrunje
pri Ljubljani,
23. feb, 1916.
"Draga sestra!
'Najprvo Vas vse najlepse
pozdravljam in Sc zahvalim "a
pismo in paket, katerega sem
prejela v redu. Pri mas je sedaj
kar dobro, smo vsaj brez skrbi.
Ceprav je Sc tezko ziveti, pa po-
casi Sc DO re izboljsalo. Sal yes,
stiri leta vojne in vse uniceno.
"Vem da TIE zanima, kako sc
je godilo tukaj. Zato Ii bonn ma
kratko malo opisala, ker veliko
ne morem. &c bi hotela vse po-
pisati, bi me vzelo en- teden ca
sa. Ako dobis to pismo, bonn
pa drugic Sc kaj napisala.
"Leta 1941 so zasedli naso
drzavo Italijani. Takoj so po-
birali moske. Nekateri SO beza-
Ii v hribe. .Takrat jih je slo il
nase vasi 13. Prvic smo jih ime-
novali "partizane'. V hribih jih
je bio potem vedno vec. &c so
katerega ujeli, so ga ustrelili.
Ali pa ako so zvedeli, da jih
podpiramo hrano. Skupno z
Ita1ijani SO bill domaci ljudje,
katere smo imenovali - belo-
gardiste, ali bell. To so rekli, da
Sc borijo "a vero, .6eprav nj bill
nihce proti njej.
,.''Ti bell so imeli tudi v blizi-
nj mas, pri sv. Urhu, svojo ka-
sarno v zupniscu in v cerkvi.
Notri so imeli mucilnice ma vse
nacine. &c so 0 komu zvedeli, da
podpira partizane, ali &c so ka-
terega ponoci Well, so ga tam
peljali. Pobirai so ljudi in jih
vlacili Italijo, stradati. Neka-
tere pa k sv. Urhu muciti. Po-
! kopali so jih po celem hribu. V
Dobrunskem nj bill clovek, da bi
ga ma pokopalisee pokopali. IT,
ste, katere' SO pa v Italijo odpe-
ljali ma prisilno delo, so tam
umirali cd lakote; tam so jih
| strada1i in r,alleili
'Ko pa je italian kapituliral,
! je vse .zasedel Nemec in je bilo
isto. Nemci belimi so tudi po-
birai ponoci ljudi po hisah. Sc
veda taksne, kateri MISC bill "a
. ME ter so jih yozili v Nemcijo
ma pristine delo, stradati in mu-
. citi. Oropali so vse druzine IT,
stih, &c je bill kateri v partiza-
nih ali v Nemciji. Cd 8. ure zve-
Ger do Z ure zjutraj je bila po-
licijska ura. v tenn casu nj smel
nobeden il hise in ne ma cesto.
Hodila je stalno patrola. Ce je
zapazila koga Cd zunaj, je mani
streljala. Ia patrola je sestoja-
la il belogardistiv in Nemcev
\ Bill smo vedno v taksnem stra.
hu in nismo nikoli brez skrbi
zaspali. .-..s-... $780,. ......
'Imeli SO bunkerje narejene
il cementa in smo bill ograje.
nj z zico. VISA Ljubljana r bila
ograjena z zico, tako, da mi nj.
smo mogli nikamor brez dovo.
ljenja cd njih, ne ma Vevce, V
Polje in ne v Ljubljano. Pri sv
Urhu SO imeli bunkerje in SC
bill zavarovani pred partizani
XII so jih veckrat tudi napadli.
MAS Lojze in 4. sinovi so bill
/. tudi v partixanih. Eden ie pa.