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took the initiative in demanding an
arms cut, has consistently opposed
inspection, proposals as applied to
atomic energy alone, there was some
hope evident among the diplomats
gathered here that formula might
be worked out which would be &C
ceptable to both America and Rus
sia and result in concrete proposals
for bringing all types OF armaments
under strict control.
Other Developments.
As the arms cut program. de-
mands for action against Franco
Spain, the veto question and more
than so other issues moved into a
new phase of Assembly work, there
were these other developments at
hand or in prospect:
l. The United States delegation
expected to receive soon instructions
from Washington on the American
Governments policies for putting
inundated Pacific Islands captured
from Japan under U. N. trusteeship.
The War and Navy Departments
had favored keeping some strategic
islands, such as Okinawa, under
the American flag. The State De-
partment had wanted to subject all
of them, at least nominally, to the
United Nations. A decision by Presi-
dent Truman had awaited agree
ment among Secretaries Byrnes,
Patterson and ForreStal. There
were apparently reliable reports here
that this decision has now been
made.
2. The British delegation was
awaiting the arrival of Foreign
Secretary Bevin, en- route here by
ship for the Foreign Ministers Con-
ference opening Monday, to deter
mine its exact policy on variety
of problems. Chief among these Is
the British attitude toward the Rus
sian and American proposals for
having the United Nations get re-.
ports on strength and locations OF
all troops stationed In foreign coln-
tries.
3. Russia, Czechoslovakia and
YugoSlav1a have rejected request
by the United Nations that they at
tend a special conference to consider
internationalizing traffic on the
Danube River. This presumably
killed the proposition. The United
States, Britain and Greece accepted
and France tentatively approved.
General Debate Ended.
The Assembly wound up its gen.
eral debate yesterday after hearing
speeches from 80 of its 81 delega-
tions. Twelve decided not to join
in the oratory. Then, with unex-
pected speed, it voted unanimously
to adopt the long list of issues pre-
sented by its Steering Committee
and to parcel them out at once for
committee action.
OF the six main committees, two
scheduled meetings this morning.
They were the Social Humanitarian
Cultural and. the Administra ative-
Budgetary Committees. Two others,
the economic and / trusteeship
groups. arranged afternoon sessions.
The Political Committee, Of which
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price for steaks will level OH at 60
cents a pound for steak, as COM
pared with an average of so cents q
pound under OPA.
So Cents Put IS Ceiling.
One market, the Beverly Plaza
Market, at 1919 Mount Vernon ave-
nue., Alexandria, Va, announced that
for today, tomorrow and possibly
part of next week, no beef cut will
be sold In the store at more than SO
cents a pound.
He explained that the sale was in
cooperation with the organized
buyers strike which has set so cents
as the maximum housewives should
paw for meat.
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Mrs. Ross Will Direct q.
EIdbrooke Church Music

Mrs. Vera Nicely Ross, 1915 Forty
sixth street NV, will assume her
duties as director of music at Eld-
brooke Methodist Church, Wiscon-
sin avenue and River road NV,
tomorrow, the Rev. F. P. Harris,
pastor, announced today.
Mrs. Ross is graduate of Kansas
University and of the Julliard
School Of Music, New York. She Is
a member of Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church.
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Retail Management,
Employees Name Men
For Wage Conference

Both employers and employees in
the retail trades have nominated
the men and women they want to
represent them at a forthcoming
wage conference called by the Dis
trict Minimum Wage and Industrial
Safety Board, the board reported
today.
The conference, for which a date
has not yet been set, will have three
representatives each from manage
ment, labor and the public. The
conference has been called to recon-
mend minimum pay scales based on
current living costs.
The nominations from employers
and employees came at preliminary
meetings held Wednesday and last
night. The selection of representa-
tives will be made by the board but
the nominees will be given preference
in the selection, a board spokesman
explained.
Nominated by the employers were
Arthur j. Rosenblatt of Brooks, E. L.
Maurer of S. S. Kresge Co., M. j.
May of F. & w. Grand, William
M. Loman of the Hecht Co., Howard
H. Koen of Philipsborn, F. A. KIM
ball of S. S. Kresge Co., c. P. Kerley
of G. c. Murphy Co., A. S. Donald
son of Lansburgh & Bros. and Ches-
ter Booth of Woodward g. Lothrop.
Nominated by the employees were
P. M. Clifford, Richard Compton,
r. H. McGuigan, Truman A. Ken
nedy and Charles F.. Wilson, all
business agents or financial secre-
taries for locals of the Retail Clerks
Union, AFL; Edward j. Miraglia,
Retail Clerks International Associ-
alton organizer; Mrs. Laura Ramsey,
American Stores employees: Miss
Mildred Rhodes and Miss Violet
Mooney, both Safeway Stores en-
ployeS.
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Consumers
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added. II had no idea meat prices
were so high. I was ashamed OF
myself afterward, and I certainly
won't do it again"
Mrs. Douglas expressed hearty
approval of the committees efforts
to enlist housewives and signed her
name to one of the pledge sheets.
Husbands to Be Overcome.
Those stationed at the Wisconsin
avenue store had obtained more
than 200 signatures in little more
than an hour. They said virtually
all women approached said they
were in favor OF the program. and
would try to comply. 1t appeared
that hungry husbands would have
to be overcome, however.
my husband told me to get q
Evening star., 1946-11-01

Senator Connally, Democrat. Of
Texas is American member, will not
meet until tomorrow. But at that
time 1t Is expected to get down to
cases at once on the two headline
issues-armament control, Franco
Spain and the veto voting system In
the Security Council.
The formal Assembly sessions
probably will not be resumed for a
week in order to allow the delegates
to concentrate on committee work. .
Evening star., 1946-11-01
Soviet Press, Radio
PubIicize Austin's
Speech Before II. N.
By the Associated Press

MOSCOW, Nov. 1.-Moscow's
press and radio gave wide
spread publicity today to War
rem r. Austin's initial speech
before the United Nations As
sembly, but there was no edi-
torial comment.
The speech took up more than
a column on the foreign page Of
newspapers and was read by
Muscovites on their way to
work.
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Aug. 10 GP', Omitted States
Department Iep Of Astculture, ,-saisbls hess
review: Sharp losses on Tuesday and
Wednesday brought values down 200 or
more; however, most Of the weeks earlier
small local killers became very aggressive
on the small offerings; compared week
ago hoss. scaling under ESQ pounds 1850
sows on around LOO. ., 49,,
saahls @ cattle 500 tessmsss tGsl s:
sood Dood aHd Gea Choice light se.Tlnss predomi
mated; much smaller run cows and bulls;
stock cattle very scarce with country de-
lower; good grades $3.50. down but all
yearlings unevenly so to 100 under late
yearlins decline; cows and bulls 25 to
90 higher thin cows and SAUSAGE bulls
up most: vealers and heavy calves un-
higher; extreme top, choice weighty FED
steers 2725; supply long-feds with weisht
relatively small; several loads 27.15 and
s5o. 3n 1..rns so 5eD vh ts IsSss
24.50 at close: strictly good and choice
yearlings and lish. steers such as sold
ss M bos. s{ S..rs II sssa topped s So Vst
sslsbie sheep 100 l.stimated;, total
not given. weekly review: Good and
fsSs: osh.T oa,Ts 1psa' aRs' du
80 70 i. 90 lower with tuil decline decline on on
GO for ann atrieay sood ana choies .prns
weeks bulk good and choice 2l.25 to
o'VIi to Choice ss and just good kinds 20. 90 to
20 80; medium to good Is 00-19.00; large
ly 1880 down at close; common closing
slausht.r ST. ewes largely 100: some choice
heavies $50.
Evening star., 1946-08-11

day with low-quoted issues putting
volume at 100000 shares. Liquors
bulged on the earnings outlook.
Pennsylvania rallied. Skeptics were
plentiful, however, and many top
gains were reduced or turned into
declines at the last.
The market reverted to indecision
Friday and even several increased
quarterlies and extras failed to
stimulate issues concerned. Heavy
transactions in such small-priced
utilities as National Power and
Commonwealth 81 Southern helped
put transactions at 10000 shares.
largest Of the week. although most
pivotals were sluggish and the-over-
all average emerged off 2 of
O0int
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tUnIt of trading. 10 shares; sales printed in fun
'In bankruptcy or receivershp or being .eorganized
companies, Rates OF dividend in the foresoine table
declaration Unless otherwise noted spe
cial extra dividends not included Elk dividend
dsnd sash Or stock D.sIsrsd Or paid 50 ffr n,
able in Canadian funds Accumulated dividends paic
or declared thts year. q Neg ikgus
Evening star., 1946-08-11
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington. D, C.
SUNDAY II,
Stock Market Drifts
UnevenIy in Week.;
Average Up Slightly
By Victor Eubonk
Associated Press Finoneiol Writer

SSScci0fec FresS Ttn0nCtoi WTfeF
NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-The stock
market during the past week was
more or less of hit-and-miss affair
with the accent slightly on the hits
Bonds followed a narrow course
and gains were erratic. Cotton, how
ever, jumped the $40 daily limit in
one session, spurred by shorter crop
predictions, and, for the five days
registered a net advance of $5.25
to $500 a bale.
Throughout the week the share
division had the benefit of another
big batch of regular, raised and
boosted dividends, together with
many earnings statements on the
pleasing side. Frightening business
prospects generally provided pur-
chasing arguments and additional
ceiling hoists by the OPA propped
sentiment.
On the other side of the picture,
Wall Street remained in a notably
cautious mood. Dimming enthu-
siasm to a certain extent was the
sickness" of number of special
and secondary offerings which &C
centuated timidity on the big board
and led some commentators to eX-
press the opinion that, perhaps,
easy money" days may be fading
and the rush, during early months,
to buy any and everything in the
way of new securities, possibly had
come to an end.
Average Up Slightly.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite, on the week, held a net
gain of i of a point at 77.3. Deal
ings never touched the million mark
in any session and brokers, who feel
that real profits are available only
on days of 100000 or better, ap-
peared bit discouraged. For the
five sessions, volume totalled 4,191.-
942 shares against 4,126, $50 the week
before, and was one of the smallest
aggregates of the year In the COM
parable 1945 week the turnover was
5,334,7
Stocks ran into light selling Mon
day and dipped a of point on
dlGCl CASIlG ouISCSOlNC
Covery days. Automotive issues led
the setback although General Mo-
tors, after the close voted a 50-cent
dividend, the same as in April when
a cut of 25 cents was made from
previous payments. The stock lost
IL points and Chrysler was off 2.
Pennsylvania Railroad fell IL to a
new 1916 low. Virginia Carolina
Chemical preferred, though. added
2A on an increased dividend on
appears and Hiram Walker gained
"a.
Mild liquidation continued Tues
day but early losses running to 2
or more points for steels and mo-
tors were trimmed at the finish.
American Woolen common was up
31s and the preferred Az as textile
ceilings were raised and the COM
pany declared another payment on
back dividends.
Rally Staged Wednesday.
The list rallied in the final hour
Wednesday on fast purchasing after
early irregularity. Steels, motors,
rails, liquors and specials paced the
comeback Accounts were reinstated
on the thought that the drying up
of selling to minimum meant that
the market was ready for another
upswing. American Power preferred
climbed more than points each as
plans were announced for retire.
ment of these stocks. Hiram Walker
was up 6l2 ana Schenley 3l2. Atlas
Corp. tackled on rs after a tripled
dividend. Celanese gained 31a on a
split-up proposal.
The advance was extended Thurs
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Further Gain Shown
In Paper Production
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

NEW YORK. Aug. 10.-Produc-
ton Of paper, excluding newsprint,
by United States mills during the
week ended August 3 was at the
rate of 1852 per cent of capacity
compared with 104.7 per cent in the
preceding week and 936 year ago,
the American Paper and Pulp Asso-
citation reported today.
Paperboard output was placed at
SO per cent for the current week
against IS in the previous week and
"a a year ago.
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Registration Of
Certain French
Securities

Holders Of French Securities
poyobIe TO bearer ore hereby in
formed that. according to the
French law doted February 8,
l943. the shores of certoin
French corporations must, on or
before the 3lst of October,
1916, be either registered in
the name of the owner, or de-
posted with the "Coisse Gen.
trole de depots ct de virements
de titres" in Poris, through
French banking institutions duly
licensed by the French Exchange
Control Board.
In order to be deposited in
free securities accounts, the
shares sent to France should
be covered by an ownership
certificate signed by q bonk in
the United Stotes, member of
the Federal Reserve System.
The shareholders who do not
comply with those regulations
lose their voting rights in the
general meetings of the corporo-
rion and cannot benefit either
from any distribution or divi-
dends or other proceeds, any
reimbursement, or any rights for
stocks inscription, this without
prejudice to leeol penalties.
The French consulotes and
the Office of the Financial
Counselor to the French En-
bossy. 1922 Massachusetts,
Avenue, Washington. will sup
ply on request ovoiloble infor-
motion on the tronsfer and de-
posite procedure. Forms OF
ownership certificates ore ovoiI-
obls at the same offices.
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Aug. 10 lP.-Grains moved
day. Prices were off at the start follow
ms the Agriculture Departments predic-
tion oil bumper crops, but support entered
orally was upward after the frst half
Buying again was attributed to eleva-
over the past several sessions.
In the cash market, bids of cents un-
new crop corn for shipment by Decem-
Der 15. Dealers said that some indus
tries apparently had filled their corn
quotas established by the Government.
ana were not In the market for old crop
corn at present.
>, Corn finished ss-ss higher; January.
Sl.3b, ss.!2. and oats were 1s-M higher:
august, 741s. There was no trade in
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Chicago Cash Market

Chicago Cash Market.
Wheat No. l Red and No. l hard 2oe:
oats, No. |. white, 7Sl7: No. 2. heavy
white: 11-ISls; barley; mating, ,6O-17s.
nominal; feed, 1.25-1 80, nominal; rye,
No: 2. SOL .95, nominal
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INAKOPRAvN

so prihajali inzenirji, postavlja-
Ii merilne aparate, ogledovali
teren "a novo cesto, "a zelezni-
co, "a vodovod. Volilci so bill
price, kako 50 inzenirji z resni-
mi obrazi zabijali kolicke in ma
jemali delavce. Ko so bile volil-
ne skrinjice pospravljene, kro-
glice prestete, 50 kolieki Sc ne
kaj casa strleli po pasnikih, po-
tenn pa so jih pastireki, ko SO
videli, da ne gre "a res, poku-
rili. ST je danes mogoce pred
stavljati, da bodo sedanji poll
ticni voditelji jutri napravili po-
liticno kupeijo z reakcijo, zata-
Jill nacela, programe, ideje in 81
z nasprotniki razdelili dividen-
de? saloigre Krekov, Stojadi-
novicev, Cvetkovicev, Kramar-
.jev, zivkovicev in Mackov so
minile. Politikom, Xxi jim je Sc
daj ureditev socialnih in narod-
nih vprasanj drzavniska naloga,
gre "a vse in poznajo lie emo pot,
kakor so imeli v borbi proti
okupatorjem lie emo izbiro: svo-
bodo ali smrt. Tako jih vodi Sc
daj lie ena ideja, priboriti pogo
je, da bodo narodi ziveli svo-
bodno, vzgojiti ljudske mnozi-
ce, da bodot nemoteno CRADLE
svojo oblast, doloeale svojo
usodo, zivele cloveka dostojno,
svobodno zivljenje.
Program, ideje in politiki so
zdaj emo, kar Sc dogaja lie v do
bah, ko Sc "a stoletja premika-
jo in odlocajo usode narodov.
Cd Vladivostoka do trzaskega
meridiana ena sama druzina ma
rodov, z enim ciljem: zdruziti
clovestvo v skupnem naporu "a
CHM vecjo clovekovo in ljudsko
svobodo.
Ma sivem dvoriscu belgijske
kasarne so krozili po ozki gazi
v snegu kmetje, XII so jih Itali-
jani prignali il Krske doline.
Postaren kmet Sc je z bolno
nogo tezko pregibal in Sc OPT
raj ma grcevko. Med pogovorom
je dvignil palico in poeasi pove-
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dial: ''Zdaj mas bodo viekli "
konfinacijo; hiso SO mi pozga-I
Ii, sadna drevesa so mi mule OBJ
grille. LIE emo povem. Ce bi.
eden, potem ko zmagamo in
pridemo nazaj, poskusal stare
politiko, ga pobijem tole pa
lico. Nikoli ne pozabim, kako je
smarski dekan zbral moze, in
jim razlagal politiko. Onim, je
dejal, storite kar morete slabe-
ga. Enemu izmed mozakov Sc je
vzbudila vest in je rekel deka-
nu, da nalasc skodovati ne gre,
da bi bill to greh. smarski de-
kan pa ga je potolazil, ne boj
Sc starr, zato smo mi tn. Hotel
je reci, fajmoster in kaplani bo-
do we'll greh nase, da boste sko-
dovai onim, kjer boste mogli."
Kmet IL Krske doline takrat
Sc nj vedel, kako bridko resnico
je povedal in do kaksnih grozot
Sc je v domovinski vojni stop
njevala ia politika, ko je "kne-
zoskof' po vatikanskih navodi-
lih vel greh nase in blagoslav-
ljal domobrance, XII so S poseb-
no molitvico in z nalas: "a to
izdelanimi seipalkami partiza-
nom pred smrtjo iztikali oci.
Vprasam vas: Ali vedo ljud-
ske mnozice, zakaj SO in bodo
vzele oblast nase? Odgovorili
boste: Vedo. Da izvojujejo dr.
zavo vseh Slovencev v okviru
zvezne ljudske republike Jugo-
slavic. Da utrdijo temelje novi
! ljudski in clovekovi svobodi. =
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da ukanItl. LahkO je n1nozice
varati = obljubami, 2 nasiljem,
lahko jim je slikati obljubljeno
dezelo, cello sledile bodo nekaj
Casa, toda v preizkusnji, ko je
treba dati vse, bodo odpoveda-
le. v nasi veliki domovinski vol
nj pa smo doziveli, da SO ljud-
ske mnozice dale vec, kakor
tsmo V sanjah pricakovali. Taxa
heroicna dejanja, TAXI primeri
plemenite pozrtvovalnosti, XII jih
je dokazalo ljudstvo v osvobo-
dilni borbi, Sc rode lie takrat,
kadar Sc ljudstvo v svojem maj
globljem instinktu ne vara.
Kralj je zapustil prestol in
zemljo. Tedaj Sc je posten clo-
vek zavedel, cigav je prestol,
cigava oblast. Ljudstvo je oblast
prisodilo mozem, XII jim je Eau
palo. Mozem, politikom, Xxi so z
ljudstvom gazili po globokem
snegu, prebivali v kraskih vot-
linah, prenasali stradanje, blo-
dill v neskonenih gozdovih, raz-
capani in ma pol goli, 81 Cd zeje
grill ustnice, XII jim je bilo ze-
zlo brzostrelka, S katero so Sc
borili ma zivljenje in smrt "a
usodo ljudstva. Politicno zivlje-
ME je dobilo resnicno vsebino.
zivljenje Sc sedaj obnavlja v
najtezjih prilikah. Nihee tega ne
prikriva, nihce ne daje' praznih
obljub. Pojavljajo Sc tezkoce,
z mimi kritika in ocitki. Vse to
je prirodno in zdravo, kajti kri-
tika poganja zivljenje naprej,
Toda ljudske mnozice Sc zave-
dajo necesa. Politikom, XII sedaj
! vodijo naso usodo, zaupajo, ker
so prisli il ljudstva in so po
vseh svojih moeeh z ljudstvom.
Garancija, da Sc politieno ziv-
ljenje predvojne dobe ne DO vee
povrnilo, so vodilni mozje, XII
so v jecah in stiriletni strahot-
nj borbi izpricali voljo, da hoce-
jo graditi nov svet. Sedaj ne
gre "a strankarske ellie, "a
strankarsko mesetarijo, "a Sc
bicno oblast, ne gre "a prevare,
kakrsne so sc dogajale pref, ko
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zapustilo dom in postala v goz-
|.d bolnicarka, ki je 2 nadcloves-
kim naporom, zdaj po metr-
skem snegu, zdaj do kolen v vo-
di, ure in ure, noe "a nocjo, sko-
ii crno temo prenasala ranjen-
ce, da bi jih resila smrti. Vpra-
sam vas: Zakaj MISC invalid v
Altamuri preklinjali vojne in
zivljenja, kakor v prejsnji sve-
town. vojni, ampak so brez nog,
brez rok ma vprasanje, cesa 81
zele, odgovarjali "domov bi ra-
di ker Sc nismo dali vsega "a
domovino". E.~.@ ~.s.
Vprasam vas: Zakaj in cd
kod je prevzela nase ljudi TAXA
borbenost po brezupnem zlomu,
ko so kralj, njegovi politiki, gez
nerali sramotno pobegnili il
zemlje. Cd kod SO ljudje zaje-
mali vero, ko so il tujine pri-
hajale po radiu lie prazne bese-
de "mi globoko cutimo z vami"
v Kairu, New Yorku, v warmth
samotnih gradovih ma Angles
KEN SO ma gostijah razbijali ca
Sc ma zmago, ma prestol, kovali
intrige in delali kupeije nasi biv-
81 politiki, XII so nekoc kar 60
reli cd nacionalizma, a istocas-
no predajali zemljo in narode.
Fotografija v ameriskem ilustri-
ranem listu kaze mladega kra-
liza v cudni druzbi ma gostiji We
selih gangsterjev, XII so ma zu-
maj in ma znotraj mocno podob-
nj fasisticnim in nacisticnim
krvnikom.
Vprasam vas: Cd kod Sc je
vzela vera, da so ljudje skozi
stiri Ieta zmagovali bosi in goli
strasne zine, glad, poziganja,
krvolocne morije in nasilja, XII
jih Sc nj dozivel svet.
Resnica je zelo preprosta. "a
to, ker so vedeli, da Sc bore "a
nekaj novega, svetega, "a svo-
bodo, "a ljudske in cloveske
pravice. Borba "a te lepote je
zivljenju prav tako element ka-
kor so zelezo, vodik, kisik i. DIR.
clement v prirodi. V elementar-
mem dozivljanju Sc ljudstvo nj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-23
JUS KOZAK:
NPRASAM VAS
%. decenbra 1916

!
Vprasam vas: Zakaj je Sci
Ivan Golega v svojem sedem-
najstem letu med partizane in
Sc bill do osvoboditve po Go
renjskem, Primorskem in Sta
jerskem. Tudi v najhujsih tre-
nutkih, ko SO MEGA in tovarise
obkolili gestapovci v gozdarski
koci sredi sneznih zametov, in
Sc je bos, v srajci, z bombami
prebil skozi obroc, mu nj Ease
petala misel "dovolj je, ne mo-
res vee, pobegni". Zakaj nj
kmecka matt v kocevskih hri-
bin izdala partizanov, ceprav bi
bila z emo samo besedo lahko
resila sina, XII so ga Italijani
vprico ME pribijali z zeblji ma
drevo, in je morala poslusati
hripave vzdihe, ko je sinova kri
NICOLA travo, v kateri sta toll
kokrat skupaj pobirala jabolka.
Zakaj 81 je mlada Slavka v ma
riborski kasarni raztrgala bluzo
ma prSih in Zaklicala geStapOv-
Gem, XII so jo yes mesec pref mu-
Gill, da bi iztisnili il nje vsaj
besedico priznanja, "streljajte,
psi" Vprasam vas: Zakaj so
talci peli ia pravdo in svobo-
do slovenskega naroda", ko so
zjutraj po hodnikih ljubljanske-
ga sodisca zavestnimi koraki
odhajali ma morisce. Zakaj je
v belgijski kasarni orosila ena
sama solza oko starega Prasni-
karja, ko je zvedel, da so mu
sina tako trpineili, da so mu od-
prli drobovje in so ga krvniki
ma nosilih prenesli v gramozno
jamo ma streljanje. Zakaj je
sestdesetletna Maricka odsla
kuhat "nasim fantom', potem
ko so il gestapovci ubili moza
Antona, pozgali dom in hlev,
ker so nasli pri njej tri sloven-
ske knjige. v mraku Sc je Sc en-
krat vrnila IL hoste, bozala
ozgane stene, pogladila Sc en-
krat pee, pri kateri sta skozi
stirideset let kramljala z mo-
zem. Potem sc nj vec vrnila v
sveto il domacijo, izdahnila je
med fanti v hajki. Vprasam'vas:
Zakaj sc je Istran Blisk z dve-
ma tovarisema sest ur boril v
bunkerju mad istrsko vasjo pro-
tt dive sto cetnikom, XII so ga OBJ
delovali topovi in tezkimi mi
nami. Zakaj je bila njegova We
ra tako silna, da je v zasmeh
napadaj jocim cetnikom navil gra-
mofon v bunkerju in nj maral
pospesiti smrti, XII ga je caka-
la. Vprasam vas: Zakaj so sla
istrska dekleta zvecer po parti-
zane, XII so Sc obotavljali to noe
priti v Gabrovico, katero SO to
jutro zaradi njih pozgali gesta-
povci, da so cd sedem in dvaj-
seth his ostale lie tri cele. In
vendar dekleta MISC odnehala,
partizani so morali priti 60
sti. To noe so preostali vastani
ustanovil zadrugo, XII Sc danes
druzi vse vascane in kljubuje
tezavam novih dni. Zakaj je
mladi Kerencic, XII je zapuscal
zeno in hcerko, zapisal v mari
borski kasarni "ta trenutek sem
mirnejsi kot vcasih pref. In je
natanko vedel, da DO popoldne
ustreljen. Zakaj je mlado dekle
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