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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Mass Production Master
Will Be SO Years Young

field, largest OF the Dearborn
recreation sites.
Part Of the evening ceremonies,
described as a birthday party"
will be broadcast over the Colum-
bia Broadcasting system network
from 9 to $3.50 p. m. Eastern STAN
dard Time. 1t will be marked by
the presentation of a plaque on
behalf Of Dearborn's citizens.
Old Time Dances
An exhibition of old time dances
by several persons in period cos
tunes also has been arranged as
part of the birthday celebration.
MI. Ford plans to visit some OF
the Fairgrounds during the day.
Rarely disposed to make public
addresses, he probably will voice
only a brief thank you" during the
radio broadcast.
Enjoys Good Health
The famed industrialist, no long
er burdened with the cares of the
worldwide business enterprise
that bears his name, is enjoying
good health and spirits. With Mrs.
Ford, he plans to leave soon for
his annual summer visit to his
lodge In the Huron mountains OF
Northern Michigan.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
Persona Non Grata

PORTLAND, Me-, July o.
~ Fala, who has had entree
to the White House, is not ac-
ceptable as a guest of Port
lands Hotel EastIand.
So, 1t developed Monday, Mrs.
Franklin d. Roosevelt cancel
led her reservations there and
spent last night at a tourist
camp.
Leo G.. Gaines, an assistant
manager, said an Eastland
clerk explained to Mrs. Roose-
welt that dogs could not be
taken above the lobby.
She merely replied, call
right" Gaines said, and let
the hotel.
Mrs. Roosevelt did not bring
her dog into the lobby, Gaines
said, and the hotel did not
know that it was Fala. But the
proprietor of the Hotel River
cabins at nearby Yarmouth said
1t was the late Presidents
black Scottie that stayed there
with his mistress.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
HOEY SUPPORTING
RATE HIKE DELAY
HERS Petitions ice Fol
Months Postponement
OF Meet
Star washington Bureau

W A S H 1 N G 0 N, July 20.
Senator Clyde R. Hoey of North
Carolina is supporting the Southern
Traffic Leagues petition to the
Interstate Commerce Commission
for a months delay in the hear
ing scheduled at Atlanta, August
8, on a proposed twenty-five per
cent increase in railroad freight
rates, he said Monday.
Senator Hoey said he had asked
the ice to act ~favorably on the pc
tition recently filed by J. T. Hers
OF Wilmington, asking for post.
ponement to give the shippers
more time for preparing their
cases against the rate boost.
The senator expects to be notified
of the ices action soon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
Lady Nearly Clicked
While Lying In Bed
Due To Stomach Gas

One lady said a few days ago
that she used to be afraid to go to
bed at night. She was swollen with
stomach gas, which always got
worse when she went to bed, and
the gas would rise up in her throat
after she lay down and would
neatly choke her. She couldn't lie
flat. Had to prop herself up on
pillows. Recently this lady got
1NNER-A1D and now says gas is
gone, stomach feels fine, bowels
are regular and she can 60 to bed
and sleep sound1y.
1NNER-AID contains IL Great
Herbs; they cleanse bowels, clear
gas from stomach, act on sluggish
liver and kidneys. Miserable peo-
pie soon feel different all over. So
don't go on suffering! Get INNER
AID. Sold bygall drug stores
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30

William H. Montgomery,
first director of the Brigade
Boys club land former Munic-
ipal judge Of Wilmington who
has been promoted to the Of
flee of regional director of the
Boys Clubs of America. Here
for a visit with his mother,
Mrs. W. C. Montgomery who
resides in Winter Park, the
new regional director said
yesterday that he expects to
return to his Chicago, ILL.,,
headquarters soon and as
sumo his duties.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30

WASHINGTON. July 29-REA
special Presidential commission
Monday began studying ways OF
expanding and improving the eou-
cation system.
President Truman in his letters
of appointment asked for answers
to such questions as:
1. How can schools be expanded
so all liable young people" have
an opportunity for higher educa'
ton?
2. Is It desirable to establish
"series of intermediate technlca4
institutes?"
Financial Structure
8 What about the financial struc.
ture of higher education, with par
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
Kidneys Must
(Iear1 oufAdd5

~ von suffer from Getting Up Nights,
w :be Nervousness. Leg Pains, Dizzi-
W. swollen Ankles, Rheumatic Pains,
5s ssder weakness, Painful Passages. or feel
a siI and rundown, due to non-organic and
Nv s y Kidney and Bladder troubles?
y f9a q, here is good news: The very FIRST dose
y aCystcx "a physicians prescription usu-
snv gOes right to work helping the Kidneys
s snsb mt excess acids and wastes which may
,.yr caused your trouble. So take Cystex
,Isctly as directed and watch for quick help
md q rapid increase In pep, more youthful
Ealing and joy in living. Cystex must sat-
sy completely or money back Is guaranteed
'rotheT dav without trying Oysters Guar
,Dtesd sizes. Csc. 75e. Sl.50 at druggists.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
BEER INDUSTRY MEETS

RALEIGH, July 20 Up Two
beer industry groups will meet
here on October 1 and 2. The ex-
ecutive board of the North Caro-
lima committee - United States
Brewers Foundation will meet on
October /, and the North Caro-
lima Association of Beer Distribu-
tors will meet on October 2.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
1CH GRADS GET
Unusual GRADES
I,,,l Boys Pass Army Re.
s,ni;ting Test With Fly
ing Color,

r,,o New Hanover High School
I ys1s+es of the class of 1915 en-
raa the Regular Army yester.
NfFu ,ster having made what local
aas recruiter, Capt. N. G. Gottle
Afln' above the average"
''. r5s on their entrance tests.
william NJ. Todd, son of Mr.. and
~, l. NJ. Todd, 212 Windsor
M Mo tailed 40 on his tests out
'.''' nrossible so points.
o. The ! other high school graduate
be recruited by the local sta
w John R. Hearn, son of Mr..
f tol' Mrs. J. E. Hearn, 1911 Grace
a aaa.t chalked up As points, mis-
W. 'e' tbe highest possible by only
l0z potn former New Hanover stu
,,ots said they plan to continue
a n.ir education while in service.
. .tl- after they are discharged.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
JAYCEE MEET TONIGHT

The regular meeting Of the
Junior Chamber of Commerce
will be held tonight in the meet
ing rooms at the Wilmington
YMCA, at which time an open
discussion on the housing sit
uation will be held with fea-
tured speakers commenting on
problems Of the day in the
housing world. Ba,loting by the
members will follow the dis
cussfons, result of which will
be forwarded to Washington
for compilation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
JAMBOREE

Adults have been invited to
attend the regular Wednesday
night Teen-Age Jamboree which
starts at eight tomorrow night
in Lumina's ballroom, Wrigtts-
vile Beach. The party tomor-
row will feature the vocals Of
Miss Sara Ann Eaton, piano
playing Of Miss Patty Jones
and Miss Winifred Harriss and
youths, in addition to the music
of the Keen Teener orchestra,
which is growing in popularity
on its Saturday radio snow.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
INSPECTORS JOBS
EXAMS SCHEDULED
Vacancies To Be Filled By
Civil Service
Commission

Civil service examinations for
five types of vital inspectors, were
announced yesterday by the Civil
Service Commission through C. w.
Martin, local clerk in the post office
building.
Examinations
The examinations are to be hello
for transportation tariff examiner
freighD inspector of locomotives,
inspector of safety appliances, in
spector of hours of service and in
spector of railway signaling, and
train control. They will be jobs
with the Interstate Commerce
Commission, for which probational
appointments, leading to perma-
nent status will be made.
The transportation tariff examin-
err positions pay $3,397 per year
and are located in Washington, D.
c.; salary for Inspector Of loco
motives is S., 152 per year and for
other inspectors positions $4,9O2 per
annum.
Written Tests
Written tests will be given for
all the examinations. Experience.
commensurate with the responsible
ity of each respective job, will be
required.
Age limits will be waived for
veterans in all cases.
Applications must be on file with
the U. S. Civil Service Commission
not later than September 9, 1916.
Forms may be obtained from Sec
rotary Martin at the post office.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
BILL TO TRUMAN

WASHINGTON, July 20. -P1-
A bill to reorganize the foreign
service passed the Senate Mon
day and went to the White House.
1t provides pay increases, a new
promotion policy and other reforms
recommended by the State depart
ment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
More Comfort Wearing
TEETH

Here is a pleasant way to overcome
loose plate discomfort. FASTEETH. an
improved powder, sprinkled on upper
and lower plates holds them firmer SO
that they feel more comfortable. No
eummy. sooey, pasty taste or feeling.
It's alkaline (non-acid). Does not sour
Checks "plate odor" (denturs BREATH.
Get FASTEETH today at any drug store.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
DUR IN ACCORD

THE HAGUE, Holland, July 29.
LIP The International court an.
nounced Monday it was ready to
settle any disputes which nations
might submit. The court said 1t
had agreed on rules of procedure.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
WAVE E

WASHINGTON, July 20. -(P-
The fourth anniversary of the
WAVES Tuesday will be marked by
Navy reenlistment appeals to g.
900 former WAVES.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
PRICE M MEETS

The Wilmington Price control
panel of the War rice and Ra-
tioning Board met yesterday in
the offices of Mrs. Frank w.
Sears, when a review of prices
which were set up in June,
shortly before the suspension
of GA, was held.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
AIR. MAIL CUT

WASHINGTON, July %. -PE
The Senate voted Monday to cut
the air mail postage rate from
8 to 6 cents an ounce. The measure
now goes back to the House which
previously had voted a scent rate.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
Walter A. CRIB

FAIR BLUFF, July 20. - Walter
Alva Crib, 70, died Monday at his
residence. after a short illness.
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday at three, at the residence
with the Rev. B. G. Bass official
ing.
Surviving are his wife the former
Miss Blanche E. Floyd: two sons,
c. W. and E. L. of Fair Bluff; one
daughter, Mrs. Rock Ivey of Long
wood, also by six grandchildren.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
REVIVAL SERVICE

The Rev. Karl w. Bunkerly
of Hagerstown, Maryland is
the invited evangelist for the
revival meeting which is now
in progress at the First PEN
tec0stal Holiness Church To-
Gated at North Fourth and
Campbell streets. The Rev. E.
w. Downing, pastor, announced.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
LOSES BILLFOLD

A billfc'd, which Michael
Ruggiero, SI3 Chestnut street,
reported lost Sunday night in
the downtown section of the
city, was being sought by the
police yesterday. Ruggiero,
who is working on the re-
modelling of the Trust build
ing at Front and Market
streets, reported that the
billfold contained a $40 bill
and a check in his favor for
5000 and urawn on a Long
Island City N. Y, bank. He
also said a photostatic copy of
his discharge from the United
States Navy was contained in
the wallet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
City Briefs
MOTHERS CLUB

The Church OF God Mothers
club will meet Tuesday even
ing at 7:45 o'clock at the
church, Fourth and Marstellar
streets. All mothers are urged
to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
PAPER EXECUTIVE DIES

BEACH HAVEN, N. j., July -.
-(P)- Edward l. Bacon, 80, who
retired in 1880 as vice president Of
the Philadelphia Inquirer, died
Monday while visiting here. A
resident of Jenkintown, Pa, Bacon
joined the Inquirer in 1889 and at
one time was advertising and bust
mes manager for the paper.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30

r,p word chic, denoting super
e.isl smartness, dates from the
.,sn Of Louis XIV, when it re-
..-Poi to lawyers who were mas
4 ~"chicane" or legal trickery,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30

Men of learning knew that the
earth was round many centuries
before Columbus was born.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
MEETING

A special called meeting of
the Private Duty section, dis
trict NumEer Nine, North Caro-
lima Nurse s association will be
held in the Nurses home at
James Walker Memorial hos
pital at BIS o'clock Tuesday
afternoon. The meeting is de-
scribed by the chairman Of the
section as important an6 she
urges that all members atterA.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-30
CHECKS

The police department yes
terday returned $956.49 in
checks to Jimmie Ha. son, who
operates a grocery store at
Third and Meares streets. The
checks were found earlier in
the day by Arthur Fullwood,
who discovered the wallet in
his front yard at 313 Meares
street.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-24
PISmA liz STAREGA kRAJA
SANS je poznon med norodom
Jugosioviii

Mr.. Anton Cedilnik, bivajoc v
Detroit, Mich, je prejel pismo
cd brata Franco il Ljubljane, in
ker je zelo zanimive vsebine, ga
je postal bratu Johnu, dobro
poznanemu trgovcu ma 10638
St. Clair Ave. Slednji ga je nam
postal v priobcitev.
Glede Sansa omenja pisec, da
SO o MEM slisali ze tekom vojne
potorn londonske radio pestaje,
kar pa je bilo pod kaznijo stro-
60 prepovedano. Tudi 0 drugih
zadevah pise ma zanimiv nacin.
Pismo Sc glasi:
"Ljubljana, 28. febr. 1916
'Dragi brat!
"Prejel sem Tvoje pismo. Pri.
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jetno presenecenje! En- sam kos
papirja in nekaj crk ma MEM, pa
Ii napravi toliko veselja in pre-
zene vse neprijetne misli in dvo-
me, XII jih je incl clovek YES cas-
vojne.
ITO je res sreca. Nikdo izme5
rodbine Cedilnik nj med onimi
milijoni, ki SO ali padi ma boj.
nih poljanah ali ma katerikoli
naein szgubili ,syoje ziyljenje Y
easu vojne. Ko SO letali sameri.
Ski bombniki mad Ljubljano pro.
ii Nemfiji in to je bilo skoraj
vsaki dan, smo Sc 1nnogokrat
razgovarjali donna, ali nj mogo'
de nekdo izmed posadke, ki Sc
tudi pise Cedilnik!
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ker Cd prejsnjih ne obstoja no
bena vec.
''Pri Venkovih, to je v rojstni
hisi nasega oceta, je ostalo ne
kaj zidu, kjer SO napravili sire
no in sedaj zasilno prebivajo v
TAXI zgradbi. Stric Tone, atov
brat, je pa Sc ostal pri zivljenju
in je star ze 81 let in Sc kar do
bro drzi. Vaju z Ivanom, pravi,
Sc Sc spominja in Vaju najlepse
pozdravlja. Opomogli SO Sc mai.
vec S tenn, ker jim je sadie v je-
semi dobro obrodilo, katerega so
drago prodali. ....-
"Omenjas, da zbirate tam pri-
spevke "a Jugoslavijo. Kakor je
meni znano, dobijo najvec Cd
tega drugi kraji v Jugoslaviji, XII
so Sc bolj trpeli, to je Bosnia in
Herzegovina, Srbija it'd. V Slo.
veniji Sc deli bolj malo.
20 tamkajsnji organizaciji
SANS mi je bio znano ze med
vojno. ko smo enkrat ma teden
poslusali radijsko oddajo IL
Amerike potom Londona. Sicer
je bilo pod smrtno kaznijo pre-.
povedano. toda smo bill proved
navduseni. da bi Sc bali.
w Ljubljafi sedaj v miru Ii.
Vino in zadovoljno zivljenje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-24

JAZZ in sin Bojan hodiva v sluz-
bo, lena in hcerka vodita hisne
posle. Danes imamo vsaj kruha
dovolj, kar ga stiri 1eta nj bilo.
Troje stvari ljudje Sc najbolj
pogresajo v Ljubljani in sicer
mascob, sladkor in ob1eko. Kar
Sc tice obleke bo Sc letos bolje,
sal tovarne precej delajo. In
ker je teh reel bolj malo, so tu-
di precej drage. Sicer smo pa ze-
10 pridni v nasi novi Jugoslavi-
il. Podnevi sluzba, zvecer poll
ticni sestanki, zborovanja it'd.
Oh nedeljah pa udarnisko delo
"a obnovo in &c bo slo vedno ta-
ko naprej, sem preprican, da bo
cez par let nastalo res blagosta-
ME "a vse ljudstvo. v vrstah bo-
gatasev in MIN podobnim ina
mo ze nasprotnike. ker ne mo-
rejo vee izkoriscati delovnega
Uudstva. Vendar to nj nikaka
ovira poletu, kakrsnim Sc gra-
di nova Jugoslavija. Ovira mas
pa dejstvo. da Julijska krajina
s Trstom Sc nj prikljuGena k Ju-
goslaviji. Toda tudi to Sc DO Ego
dilo.
e. "Iskrene pozdrave Ii posilja
in zeli Tvoj brat
France Cedilnik."
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So gIoboko hvoIezni omeriskim SIovencem
"a obIeko

zlmo " gozdoVlh IN snegu. Bl-
Ii so skoraj brez obleke, brez
obutve, brez hrane in brez oroz-
ia. Imeli so sano to, kar so 81
sami priborili. Postajali SO we'd
no mocnejsi in koncno so osyo-
bodili cello Jugoslavijo.
"In We drage rojakinje v Ame-
riki! VISA cast in prisrcna vam
hvala, da ste tako marljive in
dobrih src, da Sc spominjate
svoje porusene domovine. Kak-
sno dobro delo izvrsujete. Maj
vam Bog povrne! Is tenn omenja
Progressive Slovenke v Ameriki
in njih relifno delo "a domovi-
MOI. Pomislite, da je tisooe
otrok, XII nimajo ne donna, ne
starsev in ne obleke. Koliko dru-
Yin Sc danes prebiva ma prostem,
v supah, drvarnicah ali v LUX
njah, katere SO 81 izkopali v
zemljo.
"Hrane inamo vec sedaj kot
v vojnem casu in seveda vse to,
kar nam posljejo v pomoc
UNRRA. Tudi v Ribnico in
vsako obcino je priromala oble-
ka, kar darujejo nase pridne
Jugoslovanke v Ameriki. Sa
vam je hvalezno ma tisoee SIC
in Sc Sc vedno zaupanjem Oh
racajo do vas. Tukaj pri mas Sc
razen hrane Sc ne dobi nicesar.
Kar Sc dobi, oblasti skrbijo "a
tenn, da tisti dobijo, XII sploh mic
nimajo. skozi cello vojno Sc nj
ME dobilo, tako da smo ze sko-
raj vsi brez obleke in brez cev-
ljev. Moja druzina steje sest
clanov in samo MOI ina Sc enc
cevlje. Pravijo, da poeasi sc DO
vse dobilo.
"Kar je bilo, so Nemci po-
sprawl in poropali. Tovarne so
porusene in vse to sc ne da- kar
cez noe napraviti. Sal tn ma Po-
shorju SO nam vso zivino pobra-
Ii. Kjub vsemu temu pa tudi
tukaj prirejajo igre in priredi-
tive, da bi 81 elm preje opomogli.
Pisem drugic kmalu spet.
/ "Prejmi srcne pozdrave cd Sc
stricne.
"Stefke Arnold"
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1ocH w. cA ~, JC PACJCAd k1Io11lO
cd svoje sestricne, Stefke Ar
mold il vasi Hudi kot, posta Rib
MICA ma Pohorju, Jugoslavija, v
katerem il popisuje tamkajsnje
razmere med vojno in sedaj.
Kljub temu, da je narod popol-
noma izropan in obubozen, Sc
budi in tolazi S kulturnimi pri-
reditvami v vseh vecjih krajih.
Zelo so hvalezni Slovenci ameri~
Skim Slovenian "a zbrana oble-
ko in druge potrebscine, Xxi Sc
delijo tam okrog in zaupanjem
gledajo Sc vedno Ameriko. Pi-
smo je sledece vsebine:
"Ribnica ma Pohorju,
25. februarja 1916.
"Craga Pepca!
"Tvoje pismo z dine 6. novem-
bra sem prejela "a. februarja,
XII me je zelo razveselilo. Moi
oce so umrli Sc leta 1888, mama
Sc zivijo, gospodari pa brat Jo-
ze. Umrle so tudi Marietta, Tona
in Terezinka, XII je bila najmlaj-
sa. Umrla je v nekem taboriscu
v Slavoniji. Bila sta mozem IL
seljena po Nemcih, kakor mnogi
drugi. Ko SO Nemci okupirali
naso drzavo, so jih mnogo Use
lili neznano kan in mic MISC sme-
Ii pisati domacim, da bi kdo ve-
del zanje in seboj noso smell
nicesar vzeti, razen zlice in skle-
dice, tudi denarja ne, sploh nj
cesar.
"Kar je kdo incl pohistva, so
vsega oropali Nemci. Kan SO
vse spraviIi, nihce ne We: Nihce
nj vedel zakaj in kako. Kar pri-
sli so in iti je moral, niti Sc pre-
je nj smel najesti. Sc vec jih je
pa bilo po jecah. Tam so jih
vozili in gonili skupaj Cd vseh
strani. V jecah so stradali, da
je bio joj. Ma tisoce so jih po-
strelili, da nihce nj vedel zakaj.
Ce je kdo crhnil emo hesedo cez
koga, re SO sli MIN.
"Tako sc je vrstilo VISA stir
leta vojne. Bolj ko je bio prot
koncu, hujse je bilo. Ljudje SO
postal ze tako hladni, da mu nj
mic bilo, ako SO ga postavili "a
zid, da je dobil kroglo in Sc mr.
tev zgrudii. Pri tenn MISC bill IL
vzeti ne otroci in nihce. Ne da
Sc popisati vsega, kar Sc je do
gajalo tukaj v tel vojni. Stradali
so vsi.
"Nihce nj mislil, da DO Be ostal
xiv.
'.Vojaseine je bilo polno vse-
povsod in hisne preiskave so BIZ
lie ma dnevnem redu. Akorayno
nj bila pri mas glavna fronta;
fronto smo imeli pa vsepovsod,
kjer SO bill partizani. To je bila
jugoslovanska armada. Ii SO ro-
mali il kraja Y kraj, po vsej de
zel, seyeda, saTno ponoci. TIL pa
tam SO napadali in preganjali
Nemce.
''Bili 50 noe ia dan, leto il
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-24
Issce Sc

4 ali 5 sob "a moza, zeno in 18
LET stare h6i, ki della. Prosi se,
da poklicete po s. uri zvecer.
Liberty 2161.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-24
Isee deIo

zenska zeli dobiti delo "a var
styo otrok ali drugol delo, vszar
memo "a sobo. Vprasa se no
164O5 Trafalgar Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-24

"Parkrat srno tudi videli, kc
Sc je bombnik zrusil in vselei
smo bill zalostni, mislec, kako
bi bilo hudo, &c bi bill kdo izmed
vajinih sinov vines in bi Sc jim
kaj hudega pripetilo. Kajti,
Nenci so pobijali tudi pilote,
&c SO padali srecno pristali ma
tia. r.
"Pismo je povedalo vse in mic
takega Sc nj zgodilo in to po-
meni, da nam je bila usoda vse-
kakor naklonjena. Nekateri "
Krasnji so prejeli manjse pake-
te in sicer vse, kar je bilo odpo-
slano. Ma drugi strani pa SO od-
prti cello oni paketi. XII jih po-
silja UNRRA "a Jugoslavijo in
to Sc menda dogaja najvec v
Trstu. kjer Sc Ia enkrat zbirajo
vse one sile. XII so sovrazno raz-
polozene proti novi Jugoslaviji
in ma vse naeine skusajo motif
dobro razpolozenje nnozic v da.
nasnji Jugoslaviji.
"V Krasnji vedno boil zginja-
jo sledovi viharne vojne in te-
kom leta Sc DO mnogo popravilo
in restavriralo. Sicer bu mnogo
ovir ,ker je celia drzava poru-
sena in ljudje obubozani. Ven
dar, Slovenci smo iznajdljivi in
tudi ma prvem mestu pri obnav-
ljanju.
"Krasnja bi pa vse bolj zalost-
no izgledala, &c bi ze 1912 leta
partizani ne ustrelili nekega Ig-
naca Burja. Donna je bill z Vrha,
Statevzevcev. Po prejsnji vojni
Sc je prizenil v Krasnjo k Regi.
nj: Porocen je bill z hcerko re
umrle Reginicne France, XII je
umrla v Ameriki. Sc pred vojno
je delal zmesnjave " Krasnji in
Sc z .mnogimi vedno tozaril, ta'
ko, da je on sovrazil Krasnjane
in obratno Krasnjani MEGA.
"Cim so prisli Nemci v Kras
njo, je bill yes srecen in stavi]
vse Nemcem ma razpolago in ta
koj povzrocil, da so nekatere IL
selili. Ko pa je zacel javno gro
ziti, da DO Krasnjanom re polka
zal, da ga bodo pomnili, so ga
tudi partizani we'll ma pike.
"Neko jutro, ko Sc je vraca.
iz Lukovice, kamor je hodil vsak
vecer spat, kajti, donna 81 n:
upal, so ga zagrabili partizan!
ma cesti pri Slaparjevemu kri
zu Kompoljah, &c Sc Sc spom
mis-, kje je to, ga odvedli Sc
boj v hrib in ga tam nekje ustre
ILL.
''Korenu je bilo tudi neka,
radi MEGA pozgano. &c bi bill pc
dale casa zivel, bi bila pa tud
Krasnja danes pogorisce. Sc ce
10 njegova zena Sc je izjavila
da bi bilo bolje, &c bi ga bill 81
preje ustrelili. Po tenn slucajr
81 lahko mislis, koliko gorja je
napravil v tel vojni samo eder
hudoben clovek.
"Vecina Krasnjanov Sc je pa
dobro obnesla, kakor tudi cels
Corenjska. Ko so prisli Nemci
SO takoj pobrali vse zupnike ir
druge duhovnike, katere SO maj
prvo 2aprli v St. Vidu, v skofo
We zavode, nato pa odgnali v Hr
vatsko in v Srbijo. Nazaj. n
smell nihce in to je bilo zelo do
bro, ker nj bilo teh ljudi, da b
organizirali belogardo. kar j.
prihranilo mnogo krvi.
'Ljubljana in celia Dolenjsk;
je bila pod italijansko oblastjo
kjer SO ostali vsi duhovniki n;
svojih 'mestih, je bilo mnogt
slabse. Kajti, ravno duhovnik
SO organizirali bratomorni bo
in v mnogih slucajih SO bill oc
duhovnikov nahujskani belogar
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-24

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