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Evening star., 1946-05-25
.RoiI Strike and Famine

President Truman justlflably en-
phasized one of the more omlnous
aspects of a continuance OF the rail
strike when he called attention to
It's potential international effects in
terms of human misery-to which
should be added its possible con-
comitants, social unrest, economic
upheaval and political chaos and
eventually rioting and bloodShed. 1t
is not alone out of human conSidera-
tions that America has embarked on
a drastic famine relief program. Our
occupational authorities fear that
unless the widespread danger OF
hunger is averted, especially between
now and harvest time abroad, our
troops in the famine-threatened
areas will face grave problems OF
maintaining order and restoring
peace to a world not yet recovered
from the ravages of war.
In the face of this dire outlook,
the complete stoppage of rail move
ments of grain and other products
earmarked for famine relief abroad
Is cause for real alarm. Government
officials have expressed concern over
the fact that grain shipments have
been falling far short of the esti-
mated minimum goal of 10000 tons
a day needed between now and Sep
tember to forestall hunger and dis
ease and the train of evils likely to
result from them.
Now the situation has been made
much darker. The transportation
tieup comes just on the heels of the
Department of Agriculture's drastic
move to acquire, for relief purposes,
at least fourth of this years esti-
mated billion -bushel wheat crop.
This crop is now being harvested in
Southwestern States. Approximately
100000 bushels of wheat already
are stored in elevators, awaiting
shipment to hunger-ridden areas
overseas. Up until the railroad strike
the wheat was being delivered to
the Government at the average rate
of 100000 bushels a day. Some of
this grain was being transported by
water, but officials say that rail
transportation enters into the pic
ture at one stage or another of
nearly all shipments The President
revealed last night that twelve relief
ships are being tied up by nom
delivery of desperately needed grain.
If the wheat cannot be delivered
to market the inevitable result will
be that farmers will feed it to their
cattle, and when too much piles up
they must dump it in the open for
lack of storage facilities. This
tragedy of waste when millions of
Evening star., 1946-05-25
Return of the Thrush

Once more, at break OF day, I heard d
reedy note
That ,Uope skein of music through q
tangled dream.
Like ray of sunlight trembling In q
bro1Dn birds throat
1t played among the shndoDs NTH q
ddrting CLEAN.
The thrush Is here again, and noD for
many days,
His starry calls at dusk, his silper
song at dnDn
Will be the poice OF summer and all its
ledty trays
And echo in the spirit when the mel.
ody Is gone.
INEZ BARCLAY KIRBY.
Evening star., 1946-05-25

persons are confronted with the i'm
minent peril Of starvation is shock
ing to contemplate. And so are the
implications of the other evils that
may follow. The world has good
reason to watch anxiously every de-
velopment in this latest and most
dangerous of strikes.
Evening star., 1946-05-25
Call to Arlington Parents

Call to Arlington Parents
To the Editor of The Star:
Many parents in Arlington express
dissatisfaction with the school system
here. They use various means of getting
a better education for their children
some by sending their children into the
District to school, some by sending them
to private schools and others by moving
away as fast as they can. Not enough
parents use the means at hand to try
to better the schools.
On Monday evening, May 27, at the
courthouse at 7:30 pm. a public hear
ing will be held for the purpose of giving
the public chance to express its ideas
about new school board member. In
the past there has not been great evi-
dence of democracy or consideration of
the public good. There is a trend to-
ward more intelligent method of
selecting the member this year, but it
Is up to the parents of the county to
follow through if anything is to be
achieved.
According to newspaper reports, four
names have been presented to the
School Trustee Electoral Board. The
Rev. Paul r. Hunter, a Congregational
minister, with three children in the
schools and real interest in education
and knowledge of what good schools
can be, is being sponsored by the Citi-
zens' Committee for School Improve
ment. The second, Mrs. c. F. Carson,
a former school teacher and principal
of a New Jersey school, is thoroughly
familiar with approved school tech
niques and methods. The other two,
Mr.. Leon w. Brown and Mr.. j. Ellwood
Clements, were formerly employed in
the Arlington school system. Mr.. Brown
worked directly under the present
school superintendent for several years
as financial administrator and is now
employed by local construction firm.
Mr.. Clements is presently engaged in
the real estate business, which happens
to be the occupation of several of the
present board members. The parents of
Arlington school children should come
to the meeting Monday evening and
declare their choice for school board
member. HARLEY M. WILLIAMS.
Evening star., 1946-05-25

Radio listeners will know when the
millennium has come because on that
blessed day announcers and COM
mentators will say produce" and
production" instead of "perduce"
and "perduction.
Evening star., 1946-05-25

We all remember the many New
Deal references to "the forgotten
man" Just now said forgotten man
is any one of dozen of last years
Washington baseball players.
Evening star., 1946-05-25

Statistics tell us that there, are
more human beings in the United
States than there are domestic ami
mails. Sometimes it is hard to tell
the difference.
Evening star., 1946-05-25
What Calvin Coolidge
Told Police Strikers
No Right to Strike Against the
Public Safety He Said

Editors Note: The Star has re-
ceiDed seUernl inquiries concerning
the proclamation by Cabin Coolidge,
then GoDernor OF Massachusetts, at
the time OF the Boston police strike.
and his telegram to the late Samuel
Gompers, president OF the American
Federation OF Labor. Because the
situation then 10ds somewhat COM
parable to the condition prevailing
noU, the terts of both messages are
reprinted here.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
z rozpoctove debaty " Narod-
MIN shromazdeni.

Praha (CTK) - rozpoc-
tovem vyboru Narodnfho shro-
mazdenl ministr dopravy DIR. l.
van PETER p%rohlasil, re pr1ci-
nou schodku v rozpoctove po-
lozce ministerstva dopravy je
velky pocet zamestnancG a ne
dostatek dopravnlch prostred-
XII. Personal v doprave Dude
sn1zen O 25 procent do konce
brezna 1947. K reorganisaci
dopravy Dude v ramci dvoule-
t6ho planu tTeba Sesti miliard
a 100 milionG korun.
Ministr informacf Vaclav
Kopecky uvedl, re rozpocet je-
no resortu cinf jenom ctyri a
pill promille celkoveho rozpoc-
tn. Ma popularisaci dvouletky
ie urceno 35 milion6 korun.
Snemovnf zpravodaj o roz-
poctu ministerstva zdravotnic-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
POEIRBY.

= 4. prosince zemrela PAM
Mary G. Pipetone, manzelka p.
Jerome Pipetone, 51O6 st.
George Ave-, We start SO rokd.
NarOdila Sc V Baltimore.
Pohfeb konal Sc v pondeli,
9. prosince z domu smutku ma
New Cathedral Cemetery.
= 5. prosince zemrel p. Cal
vim E. Gorschboth, manzel p1.
Dolores Gorschboth, 500 Nc
Aleer Court, We start &c let.
Narodil Sc v Baltimore a "a
mestnan1m byl pekaf.
Pohfeb konal Sc z domu je-
no rodicu, 726 N. Linwood Av.,
V pondel1, 9. prosince a pohf-
ben byl ma Loudon Park Gene
terry.
Oba pohrby byly vypraveny
p. Harlem E.. Schimdnkem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
Mssto Praha uzavrela dive
dlouholete pHjcky.

Praha (CTK) = Rada u
sterdnfho narodn1ho vyboru
mesta Prahy schvalila uzavfe-
nj dvou dlouholetych vypujcek
We vysi 800 milionG korun. jed
nu z Mich, 3 a pGl procentn1 We
vysi 600 milion1 poskytne me-
stu Praze Zemska banka pro
Cechy a dals1 4 procentn1 We
vysi 200 milionG Prazska spo-
fitelna. 600 milionG z teto puj-
cky pouzije mesto ma investice
v ramci dvouletky, zbytku ma
odstranenf valecnych skod.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
|POCET
VOJSK MA BYTI SNfZEN.

Tajemn1k Byrnes navrhl v
nynejsi zaverecne fazi zaseda-
nj zahranicnlch minstrel ONE
zeni poctu okupacnfch sill
vsech velmoc1, tedy Ameriky,
Angle, Ruska a Francie ma
100000 ku konci dubna pr1s-
tho roku.
Byrnes pozadal soucasne sve
kolegy, ably 81 urcili plan, jak
chtejf vyTesiti one velmi cetne
otazky, ktere i nyn1 pc konec-
mem soupisu m1rovych smluv
Sc spojenci Osy z1staly nevy-
Ireseny.
[ techto vecech Sc vyskytlo
obvykle jiz seskupenf mocnos-
ii. Angle a Francie proJevily
souhlas s americkymi navrhy,
kdezto Rusko zastava MAJOR,
re hlavne vsechna opatfen1 O.
hledne Nemecka vyzaduj1 d.
kladne pTfpravy.
Byrnes urguje tez vypracovani
mirove smlouvy $ Rakouskem.
Hlavni vahu kladl Byrnes
tez ma vypracovan1 m1rove
smlouvy S Rakouskem a prave
v ,teto souvislosti ucinil navrh
ma omezenf poctu okupacnfch
vojsk.
Pro Rusko navrhl Byrnes
pocet 100000 muzd pro Ne
mecko, Polsko, Rakousko, Ma
darsko a Rumunsko. Pro Anne
riku navrhl 100000 muzG V
Nemecku a Rakousku, tentyz
pocet pro Anglii a konecne pro
Francii $4,000 muzG.
Nynf Sc jedna o to, IDA jiz
nynf v Novem Yorku ma byti
urcen porad pro prfstf schdze
zahranicnfch ministrd, kter1 Sc
mali setkati nekdy ma zacatku
prrfst1ho roku v Europe neb IDA
Sc to ma staff pri pT1st1m set
kani samotnem.
Dale je projednavana otaz-
ka, IDA staty, ktere mali spo-
lecne hranice S Nemeckem ia
ko Ceskoslovensko, Polsko,
Dansko, Holandsko, Belgie a
Lucembursko mali jiz nynl by
ii slyseny co do svych pozadav.
XII ohledne nemecke mlrove
smlouvy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
SpOrtOvn1 Hl1dka.
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
" COLISEUM.
DOUBLE MAIN E

DOOBLE MA1I EV Elm
Pro pr1sti 1tery, dine IL. pro.
since Mr.. Ed Contos poradate-
krizkovych zapasd v Coliseum
pripravuje velice slibny pro
gram.
v hlavnfch dvou zapasecI
ktere urceny jsou ma dobu jed
ne porazky ucinkovati budou
Angelo Savoldi, 22O ID. e.
Italian Terror) VS.. Maurice
LaChappelle, 1876 10. French
Canadian).
Babe Sharkey, 253 ID. by
valy Svetovy Mistr) z Texasu
VS.. John Melas,2 20 10. z Recka
TEAM MATCH
Jesse James, 22O ID. z Kali
fornie a Mike Collins, 224 10.
z Recka VS.. Jan Blears, 1876 10.
champion of England)a Red
Ryan, 22O ID. z Bostonu.
Vftezi zlskati must 2 vltez-
stvf re 3 utkanl.
Francisco Marconi, 230 ID.
Sensational
VS.. Nick Condos, 226
lb. z Recka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
Sestnacty transport WIDEN
skych CechH do CSR.

Praha (CTK) - 1. prosin-
ce odjel z Vfdn6 sestnacty re-
emigracnf Wax s 238 vldensky-
Cechy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
Koprivnicka automobilka Wv
robila 1000 automobile.

Praha (CTK) - Koprivnic-
ka automobilka narodniho pod
niku Tatra vyrobila v techto
dnech sve 1000. auto 20 revo-
luci. Je to viz typu 81 aero
dynamicky osmivalec, ktery sc
test velkemu zajmu v Ceskoslo
vensku i v cizine. Koprivnic-
ka automobilka vyrabi nyni
pres velke polite jiz Is auto
mobilG denne, z toho je osm
automobile typu Hadimrska,
diva osmivalce, diva nakladnf O.
smitunove vozy a jeden VIZ
tf1tunovy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
Jugoslavsti ~prGmyslnici
" PraZe.

Praha (CTK) = V Praze
dli ~navstevou 11-clenna dele
GAGE jugoslavskych %prdmyslnl-
XII V cele Sc zastupcem jugo-
slavsckeho ministra prumyslu
Filipovicem. Delegace navstl-
vi nejd1lezitejsf pr1myslove
podniky v Ceskoslovensku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13

|tv1 v rozpoctove debate uvedl.
re celkova potTeba minister
stva zdravotnictvf je 958 milo
nj korun, takze rozpocet v ces-
kych zemlchm Sc zvysuje je-
nom O 100 milionn korun.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
Bulharsti deln1ci
" TeskosIovensku.

Praha (CTK) = Do Cesko-
slovenska prijelo 5. prosince
$50 bulharskych zemedel-
skych delnik1 a take 40 Slova-
XII, kteri byli usazeni v Bull
harsku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
President Benes cestnym Gle
mem Kralovske ceske spolec-
nosti nauk.

Praha (CTK) - Predsedni-
ctvo Kralovske ceske spolecno-
sti nauk odevzdalo We ctvrtek.
5. prosince presidentu republi-
ky DIR. Edvardu Benesovi di-
plom cestneho clenstv1. Presi-
dent Benes zdGraznil svGj kla-
dny postoj k vede a prohlasil,
re politika je uzitou sociologii
a re il chape We smyslu Masa-
rykovych myslenek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
Pima svoboda tisku " CSR.

Praha (CTK) = Predseda
Svazu novinaTG POSI-. Wuensch
prohlasil, re cesky novinaf do
sud nemel takove svobody It's
ku, jakou ma v move republice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
Americky senator v Praze.

Praha (CTK) - Do Prahy
pTijel americky senator Ken
meth Wherry jake host americ-
keno velvyslance Laurence
Steinhardta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-12-13
PrSirastek $4,000 delnikaG v ces-
KEN prIGmyslu Ia rijen.

Praha (CTK) = Poole zpra-
Wy "Rudeho prava" pfibylo "a
mesfc f1jen v ceskem prdmyslu
so, 900 deln1kG, take je "a
mestnano v prGmyslu celkem
100000 osob.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-06

Sc v italijanskem jeziku, da smo
upornice. Potem so mas donna
stalno belcki pazili. Cez en- me-
sec potem, ko smo prisle domov,
so pa prisli beleki in so nam do
malega vse pobrali. Pa mic "a
to. Srecni smo, hvala Bogu, gla-
We imamo pa lie vsi zdrave in
danes nam ne more nihce mic
oporekati proslosti. Bill SIN Q
'vseskozi zavedni Slovenci. (Po-
tenn dostavlja Rudolf:)
lob drugi priliki I'll bonn tudi
JAZZ kaj vec pisal. Sicer Sc pa to
gorje, XII ga je moral pretrpeti
slovenski narod, ne da popisati.
Krivi vsega tega so pa le du-
hovniki, XII so revne ljudi spra-
viii v boz proti nam partiza-
nom in Jim rekli, da je vera v
nevarnosti. Pa vera nj mic v
nevarnosti, ampak njihov zaslu-
zek, pa njihova zemlja, XII jo bo-
mo ravno sedaj razdelili med
reveze. Ravno JAZZ sem bill IL
voljen "a predsednika agrarnih
interesantov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-06

in me poklical. Sem nitro skoci-
Ia k oknu in odprla: Lojze, kaj
Isl ii, ali 81 Sc xiv? Sc, pravi on.
Nato je Sci kar skozi okno v hi
so. Bala sem Sc, da ga ne hi kdo
videl, da je prisel domov. Bio
je strogo, &c je prisel partizan,
so pozgali, pa ljudi pobili. Zadr-
zal Sc je malo casa. Bill je bo-
Ian in lacen, da ,skoraj nj mogel
govoriti.
"Ko je pripovedoval, je bill
vessel in Sc je smejal, kako SO Sc
borili. Dostikrat so partizani
podili belogardiste. 81 ne mores
misliti, kako smo uzivali, kadar
so bell bezai. Veasih sem gle
dala iz bunkerja, ko sem bila
skrita pred mimi. Najrajsi bi
bila kar vriskala. Seveda, oni so
bill pa zalostni. France je bill 1S
mesecev pri meni, je prisel il ia
vornika, ko ga je bolela noga.
K nam je prisel ravno pred
Nemci, drugi dan so Nemci "a
sedi vas in prisli delati ,preis-
kavo. Tedaj sem imela France
ia skritega. Sem Sc visa tresla,
da ga bodo dobili. Cd, straha
sem postala zelo ziveno bolna.
Ko je ozdravel, je Sci spet ma
| pref"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-06

nici, encas tudi v Planini, v Lo-
gatcu, v Ljubljani in v okolici
Ljubljane, v Ribnici in v Veil
kin LasGah. Tudi sedaj nazad-
ME so bill en- cas- v Cerknici. Po-
tenn so IL Cerknice pobegnili.
Ia casa Italije 50 bill tai-
jani in bell v Begunjah in Y
Selseku. Partizani pa po gozdo-
viii in tudi po vaseh po Loski
.dolini. Bio je razlieno. Ia bell so
si ma vsako toliko casa napa-
dati nase partizane in SO Sc
Nemce podplacevai, da SO ho-
dill pobijati partizane. Vedno je
pokalo. Enkrat. je slo k sv. Vi
lu 100 avtomobilov. To je bilo
Sc leta 1912. Lojze je bill tedaaj
na polozaju in je incl en- mi
traljez in enega pomagaca. S
tenn jih je ustavl "a nekaj dni,
da SO Sc drugi partizani umak.
Mill IL svojih lagerjev.
"Kadar so Sc hotei pomikati
Italijani naprej, pa je spet po.
drdral in prehajal il enega kra.
ia v drugega, da SO mislili Ital'
JAM, da koliko je partizanov. Y
resnici je bill tam samo Lojze S
svojim pomagaeem.
"Tedaj sem bila v veliken
strahu. Sc MISC prisi nazaj TIA
ijani, a Lojze je prisel ponoc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-06

Naprodaj SO =
kromaticne harmonike, Mervar-
jevega izdelka, 3-vrstne. Zgla-
site Sc ma 529 E. 1O7 st.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-06
TEZAVNE NALOGE AK
TIVISTOV MED VOJNO

Franciska Sirgel IL Dolenje
vasi pri Cerknici pise brat y
Franku Sezonu v Geneva, o., d$
je bila ma kongresu v Ljubljani
kot delegatinja; da Sc udejstvu-
je v vec odborih in je predsed-
MICA lokalne podruznice organi-
zacije Antifasisticnih zena
(AFz) in pravi: "To so zenske,
XII so najvec pripomogle v tel
borbi. JAZZ sem bila odlikovana
kot aktivistka. Bila sem organi-
zatorka OF. Sem tudi dosti pre-
stala in vsi trije, ko sem pobi-
rala "a nase partizane, XII SO sc
borili po gozdovih. Bill so dosti-
krat lacni. Sla sem okrog "a
nesljivih ljudi, ker sta bila diva
tabora. Vcasih je prisel Lojze
ponoci domov lacen, da mu je
kar glas zastajal. V Cerknici
so bill Italijani, on je pa k me-
nj prisel. Yes da sem Sc visa tre-
sla, zdaj pa zdaj bodo prisli, pa
mas bodo pobili. Ko sem mu da-
la JEST in kruha seboj, je spet
izginil v temno noe. Dostikrat
revezi MISC po Z do 8 dni jedi,
medtem so sc pa borili z Itali-
JAM in "belimi' ali pa Sc z
Nemci, pa vse SO z dobro voljo
in z zavednostjo prenasali. Do
stikrat so bill napadeni, pa SO
vseeno vztrajali. Lojze je bill ko-
misar divizije. Takrat, ko je bi-
la italijanska kapitulacija, je
bill V vsaki borbi odlikovan. Use
ga je rado imelo, je bill zelo pri-
ljubljen pri vseh.
"Vojska je vedno sla preko
mas in med 'nami. Moi moz je
tudi enkrat pripeljal enega Ame-
rikanca, k: je padel S padalom
ma Javornik. Bill je il North Ca
roline. Bill smo vsi veseli, samo
da ga MISC dobili Nemci v ro-
ke.'
V drugem pismu z dine %. de-
cembra 1915 pa pise: "Trdno
smo prepricani, da bono zmaga-
Ii, pa smo lazje prenasali teza-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-06
UREDNIk0vA
POSTA
(Nadaljevanje S 3. stranD

zaj v Ljubljani smo dobili en-
krat ma dan jesti pa 10 dkg
kruha in mic drugega, pa bile
smo med zidovi.
"Dne 26. augusta oh 5 uri
zjutraj so pa mas Italijani sku-
paj sklicali in zapovedali, da hi
tro svoje punklje spravimo sku-
paj, da gremo S transportom v
Italijo. Mas je bilo mnogo vseh
vrst, cd dojenckov pa do stare
kov, pa prav do onemoglega, da
niti sam nj mogel hoditi. Ko
smo zvedeli, da gremo, smo bill
kar veseli, samo da Sc resimo
zidov pa teh odurnih Italijanov,
ker JAZZ jih nisem mogla videti
cd prve ure ko SO prisli Slo-
venijo. Vseskozi so mi bill zopr-
nj.
"Torej 26. augusta so mas pa
odpeljali ma otok Rab. Oh 9. uri
zvecer mas je barka pripeljala
v pristanisce. Bill smo lacni in
zejni kot psi. Pa ma vso lakoto
smo morali pozabiti in ma vse
drugo. Mislili smo, kan le mas
bodo djai. Kar naenkrat "a
gle d amo automobile. Italijani
zacnejo kricati, da maj gremo
nitro ma automobile. Nam pa je
slo po glavi, kan mas odpeljejo.
Avtomobili obrnejo 6 KIN dalec
ven liz mesta. Bila je povsod
tema. LIE tn in tam Sc je videla
kaksna lucka. Mi gledamo ma
vse strani. Kar naenkrat pa "a
gledamo po dolini vse polno lu-
ci. Nj nam bilo jasno, kaj je
tam. Pa nj nam bilo treba biti
dolgo v tel uganki, medtem smo
Re dospeli tam. Bio je ograje-
no vse z bodecim dratom, stiri
metre visoko, pa sest siroko.
Notri pa vse polno sotorov.
"Srce Sc mi je stisnilo. Soto
ri, tukaj bo nase bivalisce. Tez-
ko nam je bio. Mas SO kar hi
tro presteli, pa odredili po Sc
dem V en- Sotor. Vsak je dobil
emo desko pa "a emo kurje
gnezdo slame. Potem smo pre-
ganjali lakoto in premisljali ka-
ko kaj nasi partizani preganja-
jo nasega sovraznika.
''Kadar smo zvedeli kaj no.
vega, smo bill bolj zidane vo-
lie in smo lazje prenasali lako-
to, zejo in umazanost. Prvega
decembra smo pa bile prepelja-
ne taborisce Gonars. Tam je
bilo pa toliko boljse, da so bile
barake, hrana pa ista. Cd donna
sno dobivale pakete prve sele
20 6 mesecih. Bile sno pa re
zelo izcrpane, da smo izgledale
kot bi bile stare po 100 let.
"Dne p. aprila 1943 leta
smo prisle pa domov. Mama Sc
je medtem tudi zelo izpremeni-
la. Ko M O prisle domov, SO
mas pa ia bell tako zmerjali, pa
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-06

We. JAZZ sem Sc morala veckrat
skrivati, vec kakor emo leto, da
nisem sla v internacijo. Toda
vse smo prenesi in zmagali.
ga Lojza nam je pa zelo, ze-
10 zal, ker je bill tako hraber in
posten FAINT. Vsi SO ga radi ime-.
Ii. On je padel %. decembra le-
ia 1943, potem ko je bill skoraj
dive lett partizan, kjer je dosti
pretrpel. v Otonici, Podslivnici
in Mahnetih nj mic poskodova-
no.samo pri nasih SO pobrai, SO
Jim well en- par lepih konj, te-
leta in Sc vec drugih stvari, kar
Sc Jim je dopadlo, tudi dive no
vi harmoniki cd Marice in Fran
ceta. Preiskave so delali skozi
II dni vsak dan po dvakrat 81
gurno, pa tudi po trikrat ma
dan. Potem yes, da je bilo hudo.
Enkrat SO prisi oponoei takrat
je bill Lojze Sc xiv, je bill ravno
donna. Ko so alta nekaj zaslisah,
so rekli: Lojze, bezi! Bila je
temna noe. Hitro je stopl de-
set korakov in so ze bill pri
njih. Obkolili so hiso in delali
preiskavo. Samo Lojze jih je
skrbel, &c so ga ujeli, pa je ven
dar srecno usel. Sci je cisto med
mimi, ko je bila temna noe, pa
Aso mislili, da je njihov. Ko je
odsel cd njih, je Sci ma vrh in
poslusal, kaj bodo te zverine
delale.
$50 hotel kar partizana ime-
ii. Well so meso cd dveh pra-
sicev vse in mast, pa vse to nj
mic SO rekli, samo da je Lojze
usel. Kolikokrat so bill priprav-
ljeni, da bodo pozgali in jih od-
peljali v internaci jo, pa vendar
jih MISC.
mi imamo Sc konje, smo jih
skrivali, drugace bi jih vse
Nemci well. Pa smo vendar bib
tako pametni, da smo jih skrili
vselej oh pravem casu.
Preiskave so delali tudi pri
mas in vse pobrali, kar je bilo
boljse obleke in perila. Well so
nam Il rjuh, MENU srajce in
usnjat povrsnik, vse kar Sc Jim
je dopadlo. Franceljna so ustra-
hovali, kje sem JAZZ. Prisli so
zgodaj, ko je Sc spal, so mu gro
zili S pusko in zamahovali mad
MIN in sprasevali, &c mi nosi
on jesti in kje sem. Sc je revez
yes tresel in jokal pa rekel, da
me nj Sc mic videl. Tudi po de-
setkrat ma dan so prisli preme-
tavati pa z k partizanskimi
SO mas zmerjali. JAZZ mad emo le-
to nisem bila donna v Otonici,
odkar sem bila ma Lojzovem po-
grebu pa do osvoboditve. V tenn
casu nisem mogla nikamor. &c
sem bila ma polju ali donna sem
samo gledala Cd kje bodo prisli,
da sem bezala sc skriti."
"Moj moz je bill donna, nj bill
mobiliziran, je bill prestar. Je
pa vozil, kadar je bio potreba,
On je bill tudi v borbi, je vozi]
ranjence iz polozaja. Ko so ma
padali nasi Ribnico, je bila hui
da borba. so bill v bunkerjih ia
bell. Ia bell SO imeli postojan-
ko tudi ma Rakeku in " Borov-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-06

Kdor je 6lovekozjub, daruje
20 OtrOSkO bOlnjcO u SlOUeniU
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-06

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