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Evening star., 1946-05-01
Bethesda Judge Fines Two
In Slot Machine Cases

j. William Leverton, proprietor
OF the White Flint Golf and Coun-
try Club, and John p. Hoberman.
owner of the Washington Aviation
Country Club, were fined $50 and
costs each In the Bethesda Magis-
trate Court yesterday for operating
slot machines.
In the case of Mr.. Leverton, who
operated scent machines which
paid off in golf balls, he was allowed
to keep the golf balls but the ma
chimes were confiscated.
Mr.. Hoberman's machines were
played with quarters, dimes and
nickels and contained $50 at the
time OF his arrest. This money
will be conf1scated. Disposition OF
the machines, which did not belong
to Mr.. Hoberman, will be decided
later.
Judge James Christopher said he
could not dismiss the cases, as the
grand Jury previously had done,
because the men had operated the
slot machines with the knowledge
they were illegal.
Both defendants pleaded guilty to
violating county ordinance against
operating the devices.
Evening star., 1946-05-01
Urges
State Deduction
|0fU.5. Taxes
Governor Suggests
Credit on Payment
On Federal Income
BY the Associofed Press

BALTIMORE, May L. Gov.
O'Conor announced today he had
written the President of the Legis-
lative Council, State Senate Presi-
dent James J. Lindsay, urging that
Federal income taxes be made de-
ductible on State returns.
II suggest" he wrote, that pro-
vision be made so that State income
taxpayers may deduct the amount
of Federal income taxes In computa-
ton of their State tax liability.
"As, of course, is known to you,
the amount of the State income tax
is deductible in making Federal re-
turns. At the same time, Federal
income taxes are not presently de-
ductible under our State law"
Can Afford Loss.
He said the State could afford
the loss of revenue involved in such
a change, since it would "close the
fiscal year In a better condition than
was anticipated"
when (people) are paying such
large amounts for the operation of
the Federal Government" Gov
O'Conor added, II believe it would
be only fair to make these pay
ments deductible in the computa-
ton of their State income taxes.
Gov. O'Conor disclosed yesterday
he had urged consideration for VOL
unteer fire companies "in their ef-
fort to meet requirements Of the
Maryland financial responsibility
law"
Bars Exemption Plan.
He said he had written Robert
France, chairman Of the Commits
sion on Motor Vehicle Laws, to that
effect. Discarding a suggestion te
exempt fire companies from the in
surance provisions of the law, Gov
O'Conor said that procedure raises
a question of constitutionality."
Instead, he offered two alternative
solutions:
l. State payment of the insur.
ance premiums for fire companies
2. Establishment of a State.
financed fund to guarantee pay.
ments Of just claims" made under
the law.
Evening star., 1946-05-01
Winchester Groups
Stage Final Rehearsal
I0n Eve Of Festival
BY stoff Correspondent Of The s,or

WINCHESTER, Va, May This
city was beginning to assume a
carnival air as final rehearsal was
scheduled today for the 18th annual
Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival
opening tomorrow.
Miss Nancy Anderson, daughter Of
the Secretary of Agriculture, will
be crowned queen of the gala event
tomorrow afternoon in the Handley
High School Bowl. Her reign will
be eliminated Friday night at a
formal ball in the Armory.
Miss Anderson, as Queen Shen-
andoah XIX" is the first young
woman to be so honored since 1941,
when the festivals were suspended
because of the war. In that year,
Miss Mollie Foulkes Lee, daughter of
Robert C. Lee. president of the
Moore Mccormack Steamship Lines,
and a descendant of the Virginia
Lees, was the queen.
This year Miss Anderson is to be
crowned by Admiral Chester w.
Nlmltz, chief OF naval operations.
Practically all the blossoms have
disappeared this year, as was the
case also in 194f and 1910. It is
expected at today's rehearsal, how
ever, that the official party will
seek out late blossoming trees for
an appropriate background for still
and motion picture photographers
The mammoth pageant, "Our
Heritage" to be presented tomor-
row afternoon and repeated Friday
morning at Handley High School
is made up of a cast of 1000 Win
chester school children. All of the
painted scenes, costumes, schedules
charts and script are the products
of faculty or students.
Evening star., 1946-05-01
Civilian Club Present,
Honor Keys 10 10
High School Boys

Civitan honor keys were presented
last night to 10 Washington high
school seniors at a dinner at the
Mayflower Hotel observing the 25th
anniversary of the Washington Civil
tan Club.
Fred J. Eden, chairman Of the
committee making selections from
nominations forwarded by various
school faculties, said the boys were
chosen for their student citizenship
and civic mindedness" and for their
scholarship and leadership in extra
curicular activities.
Receiving the awards were Donald
G. Scheel, Anacostia High School;
Robert w. King, Calvin Coolidge;
Benjamin Sheldon, Central; John D.
Koutsandreas, K Eastern; John j.
Pyne, GonZaga; Charles j. Ander-
sen, Mckinley; Richard Hill, Theo-
dore Roosevelt; Robert E. Tolson
st. Johns College; Theodore c.
Uhler, jr., Western, and Richard w
Pogue, Woodrow Wilson.
This is the 10Th consecutive year
the keys have been awarded. Clyde
D. Harrison, president OF the club
made the presentations.
Special recognition was accorded
six charter members who are still
active in the club. Senator Stanflll
Republican, Of Kentucky presented
each of the six with a certificate OF
merit containing a resolution from
the organization praising their devo-
ton to the high ideals Of the Ciyitan
creed and their, loyalty to the local
club. Justice E. Barrett Prettyman
Of the United States Court of Ap-
peals, one of the charter members
accepted the certificates for. all OF
the six members and read briefly
from the minutes Of the first meet.
ing OF the club Is years ago.
The five other members who re.
ceived certificates of merit wer,
Percy c. Adams, Grant S. Barnhart
Charles F. Crane, William S. Hoge
jr., and Rudolph Jose.
lie Roy D. Sauer, Dayton, Ohio
president of Civitan International
congratulated the winners Of th,
honor keys. r. Kelvin Shivers, Civi
tan governor of the Chesapeake dis.
trict, was among the guests. Dele.
cations were also present from An.
napolis. Arlington, Alexandria, Sill.
yer Spring and Baltimore.
Evening star., 1946-05-01
Motor Vehicle Building
Commission Named
by the Asseciofsd Pres,

RICHMOND, Va, May Gov
Tuck has appointed Motor Vehicle
Building Commission for the pro-
posed erection of an $3.50, 900 struc-
ture in Richmond.
Delegate C. c. Louderback, Page
County, was among those named
yesterday.
Funds for the proposed building
were earmarked by the last General
Assembly, but site has not yet beer
selected. The Division of Motor
Vehicles now is housed in a building
which is seriously overcrowded
It's building would be the second
new State office building projected
for Richmond. The sum of 81 soc, ,00C
has been Professionally allocated for
q general State Office building.
Evening star., 1946-05-01
Bethesda Drivers Fined
In Riqht-of-Wuy Case

John G. Nichols. jr., 10, Bethesda,
was fined $40 in Silver Spring Police
Court yesterday on charge Of fail
ing to give right of way to an emer-
gency vehicle.
Nichols collided with a Silver
Spring rescue squad truck April 81
at Georgia avenue and Colesville
road. He testified he failed to hear
the trucks siren, although Donald
Price, 20, Silver Spring, driver of
the rescue vehicle, said the siren
was being sounded at the time.
Evening star., 1946-05-01
Alexandria Gurden Club
Ito Hold Plant Sole

The Garden Club of Alexandria
will conduct its annual plant sale
tomorrow, starting at 8 am, in the
courtyard Of Gadsby's Tavern, 1876
North Royal street, Alexandria.
Proceeds Of the sale will be used
for the work of the Garden Club
at the Alexandria USO Club on
Cameron street, the American Red
Gross Camp and Hospital Commit
tee and for maintenance of the
courtyard at Gadsby's Tavern. In
case of rain the sale will be held in
the American Legion Room of
Gadsby'S Tavern.
Evening star., 1946-05-01
Judge Proctor Quits
County Juvenile Court

Frank B. Proctor of Silver Spring
Montgomery County Juvenile Court
judge for the past six years, has re-
signed, effective today, it was learned
this morning.
In his resignation to Gov. O'Conor
Judge Proctor said he was leaving
the. post because Of "the press OF
other business" Judge Proctor is
an architect. His successor has not
been announced.
Evening star., 1946-05-01
Fu|Is Church Will Hear
Assessment Protests !.

Property owners in Falls Church
district and the town of Fall.
Church who desire to learn the
new assessment on their property
made by the Fairfax County Reas.
sessment Board may meet with the
board from $3.50 am. to 4::30 pm.
in the county Office building, to.
morrow, Thursday and Friday.
Residents who feel their assess
ment is unfair, may request the
board to make changes. Members
of the reassessment board are Will
son M. Wood, James Byrnes and
H. L. Oliver. All real estate in the
county now is being reassessed for
the first time since 1910.
Evening star., 1946-05-01
Greenbe|t Group Bid,
On Portable Bui|dinq
For rMemoriia| Center

Residents of the Federal-owned
housing project at Greenbelt, Nd,
who are planning a memorial park
and youth recreation center in
tribute to the men and women of
the community who served in the
armed forces, have taken their first
steps to make that dream reality.
The program gained momentum
yesterday with the announcement
that those in charge had submitted
bid Of $1,000, including $1O0
deposit, for the Administration
Building at another Government
project at New Hampshire avenue
and University lane, few miles
from the University OF Maryland.
Deadline for bids is May "a. The
building is subject to removal under
the Federal Public Housing Author
Iity's housing reuse program.
Town Councilman Joseph L..
Rogers, co-ordinator in charge Of
the memorial park and youth center
program, said If the bid is accepted,
they would have 80 days in which
to move it.
Benefit Dance Planned.
In an effort to raise $4,000 fund,
the town will hold a dance at 9 pm.
Saturday at the Greenbelt Com
munity Center. Music will be fur
inished by Morgan Baer's Orchestra
of Washington and Singer Lynn
Allison of Loew's Capitol Theater
will make special guest appearance
Approximately $500, originally
raised for a welcome home celebra-
ton for Greenbelt veterans, already
has been promised by the Victory
Day Committee, providing that SO
other town organizations contribute
similar amounts.
Committees Named.
Meanwhile, committee members
who will conduct the campaign were
named at a meeting Monday night
They include:
| Planning and Site Committee
Town Manager James r. Goebbel
Angus MacGregor, David Steinle
Joseph G. Brown, Mrs. Mary Muir
ray, Town Councilman Paul Dunbar
and representatives Of the Green
belt Garden Club, Victory Day Com
mittee, Greenbelt Citizens Associa-
ton, Women's Club and Youth Club
Building Committee: Harry
Rhodes, Mrs. Reba Harris, Mayor
George F. Bauer. Mrs. Margaret
Mitchell, Teddy Fox and representa-
tives Of the Consumers Services
group, Greenbelt Health Association
and Credit Association.
Ways and Means Committee
Francis ]. Lastner, Jack Frochtman
Mrs. Joseph L. Rogers, Councilman
Allen D. Morrison, Jack Martone
and Hugh G. Hawkins.
Equipment Committee: Vincent H
HolochwoSt, Councilman John Cain
Mrs. Leon Renefiel and representa-
tives of the Greenbelt Athletic Club
American Legion, B'nai Birth, Boy
Scouts, Girl Scouts and Youth Club
Program and Operations Commit
tee: Ben Goldfaden, Mrs. Mary
Jane Rinzer, Councilman Rogers,
Alfred .Sansone and representatives
of the American Legion Auxiliary,
Community Band, Community
Church, Lutheran Church, Latter
Day Saints, Hebrew Congregation
Catholic Sodality, Parent Teacher
Associations and Youth Club.
Evening star., 1946-05-01
Z Arlington Boys Place
In Chemistry Contest

Two Arlington County high school
students were among winners in the
10th annual chemistry contest
sponsored by the College Of William
and Mary, Williamsburg, Va, it was
announced today.
Gordon v. Oscar, 3119 North
Eighth street, took second place,
and Lee S. Richardson, 250l South
Hayes street, placed third. Both are
students at Washington-Lee High
School. First prize was awarded
Michael j. Fletcher, Richmond.
Evening star., 1946-05-01
Alexandra Acts
On Temporary
Housing Sites
$41,700 Fund Planned
To Prepare Lond for
| 81 Units for Veterans

In a move to obtain temporary
Federal housing for veterans in Al
exandria. the City Council last
night placed on first reading an
appropriation Of $41,700 to prepare
an 81-unit site in the western sec
ton Of the city.
An additional appropriation Of
$4,000 for the Alexandria Housing
Authority for services in addition
to those provided by the city and
to remove the project after the
maximum two-year period OF use,
was placed on second reading.
City Manager Carl Budwesky said
plans for the development on a
tract obtained from the Richmond,
Fredericksburg g. Potomac Rail-
road east Of Hooff's Run, were COM
pleted by the city's engineering de-
partment and have been approved
by the Federal Public Housing Au-
thority, which is providing the de-
mountable, prefabricated units.
Contract is Signed.
According to Mr.. Budwesky, the
contract has been signed and the
Alexandria Housing Authority is
the agent for the FPHA under the
Federal Works Agency. A total of
$50 units has been approved by the
City Council, with Is per cent for
colored veterans, although the City
Housing Authority has not selected
a site for the latter.
The city manager estimated that
for the first project, $4,000 will be
required for grading, surfacing
streets, installing curbs, cutters and
sewers, while the remainder of the
$4l.700 is needed for installation of
utilities, including extension of gas,
water and electric lines.
Appropriations totaling $100..
1871 for various improvements
were placed on second reading. They
included $2,750 for a sanitary sewer
on South View terrace, $4,000 for a
sewer on Duke street, $4,000 to pave
Fayette street from Oronoco street
to Pendleton street, $1,939.7I for
electrical work on the Cameron
Mills Road fire station, $4,000 to
purchase an aerial truck for the
Cameron Mills Road fire station,
s2,874 for movable bleacher seats in
Armory Hall, $1,000 for an addi-
tional clerk in the Office of the
Juvenile and Domestic Relations
Court, and $28, 900 to purchase prop
erty owned by j. Henry Kicherer on
South Payne street at Hunting
Creek for a proposed sewer dis
posal plant.
Firemen Get Pay Raise.
A's3o month pay raise, for Alex
andria Fire Department employees,
effective today, was authorized in an
appropriation of $7,44o which was
placed on its first reading. The
measure was passed with an eight
to-one vote.
Mr.. Budwesky was empowered by
the Council to require the Alex
andria Water Co. to install adequate
water mains for fire 11ydrants at
1.-THE Abingdon Apartments as recon-
mended in city survey. At the
request of Fire Chief James M.
Duncan, jr., who said water facilities
are inadequate at Parkfairfax, in
the Seminary road shopping dis
trict, and at Hunting Terrace Apart
ments, Mr.. Budwesky was author
lied to order survey of the entire
city for adequate fire protection.
After prolonged discussion, an ap-
plication of E. M. Gibson to operate
an automobile service station and
repair shop at the southwest inter-
section Of jefferson Davis Highway
and Hume avenue was granted,
Evening star., 1946-05-01
Forecoster Wins Aqoin ~

You may not have gotten SO much
as a dampened forelock out of it,
but the weather man vowed it
rained three times yesterday and
last night so he must be scored
with another victory.
Evening star., 1946-05-01

but the weather man has inStru-
ments to measure such things and
we can only compute precipitation
by the number Of spots on our rain
coat.
Hence, as the forecaster's war with
the weather entered the middle of
its second week, the forecaster has
won six times and lost three. He is
rated by his predictions for each a.
hour period from Z am. to 7 pm.
each day.
The Standings.
Won Lost Pct.
Weather Man-- 6 3 667
The Forecast.
From am. today until z am.
Thursday-Cloudy and mild today,
with occasional light rains. Partly
cloudy tonight with occasional show
ers.
Evening star., 1946-05-01
Church Dinner Tomorrow

The Women's Society of Christian
Service will serve roast beef dinner
at Wilson Memorial Methodist
Church, 1856 Eleventh st. Sc, tomor-
row from to 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1946-05-01

Mr.. Bradford did not refer by
name to those who have questioned
Virginia's comparative position.
John Locke Green. Republican
treasurer of Arlington County, re-
Gently claimed that the State now
has almost 10000" employees, an
increase of 400 per cent since 1926.
There also has been some Virginia
editorial comparisons tending to
show this States payroll propor-
tionately higher than comparable
States.
Employment in Virginia In four
activities alone, not generally found
in other States,"' Mr.. Bradford said,
accounts for more than 5000 of the
14,700 State employees reported by
the Census Bureau"
These, he said, include 1859 en-
ployes at two State medical school
hospitals, 1872 in the Alcoholic Bev-
erage Control system, 1900 in the
State-maintained county highway
system and 1897 temporary forest
fire workers.
Evening star., 1946-05-01
GreenbeIt Club to Give PIuy

The Greenbelt Senior High School
Dramatic Club will present its adap-
tation of the Broadway play,
"Snafu," at 8 O'Clock tomorrow night
In the Greenbelt Elementary School
Evening star., 1946-05-01


t, D.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-28
K|opo+ci so zope|i

(Pism,o IL Laporja)

Poletje Sc nagiba h koncu. Bill
zajoco sc jesen naznanjajo pri
mas klopotci po goricah, XII ne
prestano drdrajo v avgustovem
vetru.
Da, ii lie nasi klopotci! Takole
v zacetku augusta sc oglasi prvi.
Decki prisluhnejo njegovi pesmi
in Sc vprasujejo:
"Oho, ali je ze cas?"
In res je cas- klopotcev ze tn,
kajti grozdje Sc je pricelo meh-
cati. Cello barva sc ze tn in tam,
zgodnje sorte pa re zorijo. Decki
kar tekmujejo, kdo bo naredil
lepsi klopotec in kateremu DO
lepse "pel." Ma pasi rezljajo XII
jece, stojalca in veternice, da Sc
Jim menda Sc ponoci sanja G
niih. Kmalu Sc slisi drdranje
klopotcev cd povsod, kjer je le
krpa vinograda, sal cello fantje
in nekateri mozje postavljajo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-28

tega oddelka So bodo vodili ma
trgovskil osnovi in ) tesnin1 30
delovanjem drzavnega podjetja
"a odpadke "Odpadom''. Marsi-
kje leze pokvarjeni stroll, starr
motorji, deli aparatov it'd, ki sc
ne uporabljajo, ker so pokvar-
jeni, XII pa Sc dajo z nnanjsimi
stroski obnoviti in lahko se ko-
ristno sluzijo svojenau name
nu. Da Sc zberejo tt start stroll
in stare orodje, je potreben po'
seben aparat, XII skrbi tudi "a
potrebno obnovo. Now oddelek
"a promet starimi stroll, orod.
jem in tehnicnim materijalom
bo izpolnjeval delo drzavnega
podjetja "Odpada", XII DO od'
stopilo novo ustanovljenemu od'
delku stare stroje, orodje, dele
motorjev' it'd, kolikor bodo ugo'
tovljeni med starim zelezom in
kolikor bodo primerni, da 81
obnovijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-28

Fac pa je v vseh vinogradln
tezko oblozena vinska trta. We
Tiki grozdi visijo drug oh dru-
gem, da rozga komaj drzi. Upa-
mo, da bo dobra vinska letina,
&c nam DO lie s TOGO prizaneseno,
kajti ceprav je trgatev blizu, DO
vendar do tedaj Be marsikatera
temna megla prejadrala nase
nebo. Ravno ia teden je ledeni
bic udaril preko nekaterih vino-
gradov v Hosnici in skoda po
toci Sc kar precej pozna. Pravi-
jo, da je tudi Dolgi vrh prizadet,
medtem ko v Laporski Gorici
niti pravega dezja nj bilo.
Sedaj mlatijo skoro povsod.
Ponekod ma motorje, drugje z
mlatilnico, a tudi cepci re v ra-
mem jutru, posebno &c Sc obeta
dezeven dan, POLO svoj starodav-
nj: pik-pika-pok 49,. S cepmi
mlatijo navadno le se koearji,.
XII imajo malo zita, in pa oni, XII
slamo "skopajo," ker jo potre-
bujejo "a prekritje slamnatih
streh.
Delo podaja roko delu. Ko-
maj je emo opravljeno, ze caka
drugo. Ljudje SO utrujeni in
marsikje komaj caka nedelje, da
81 nekoliko odpocije. A vendar
te dni povsod zivahno razprav-
ljajo o vprasanju Trsta in Pri-
morske. Cello stara vinicarka, "a
|katero ne bi nikdar mislila, da
sc zanima "a svetovne dogodke,
mi je ondan dejala:
"Trst je bill mas in moral bi
biti mas, &c je ma svetu Sc kaj
pravice. Dovolj je bilo, ko nam
ga je prvic pozrl ITALIAN, nj tre-
ba, da bi ga Sc sedaj, ko SO sc
nasi tepli zanj."
Zdi Sc mi, da starejsi mnogo
vec vedo o TEN nasem lepem
obmorskem mestu, kajti marsi.
kateri izmed njih je bill ze tam
in obcudoval MEGA lepoto. Kar
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-28
NOVICE IL JUGOSLAvIJE
"slovenskega porueevaca"
Okrog polnoci cd 9. ma 10
Ponatis IL "slovsnskesa pofoesvalca"

Okrog polnoci cd 9. ma 10.
august je civilna policija skupno
s civilisti' vdrla v prostore Sc
verne cetrti SIAU v ulici Car
ducci. Pc natancni preiskavi v
kleti in ma podstresju, kjer so
cello izruvali deske, ter v zaseb-
mem stanovanju druzine Mura-
vec, so aretirali tri tovarise, XII
so strazili prostore.
v petek 9. augusta okrog II.
ure je prisla skupina 80 sovini-
sticnih razgrajacev, med mimi
tudi duhovnik Persic ter bivsi
fasisticni oficir, sedaj civilni po-
licist Vittorini Vittorio ma trg
Sv. Antona, kjer so priceli me-
tati kamenje v odprta okna 60
stilne Kodermac.
Razbili so sipe in steklenino,
XII je bila ma mizah pred gostil-
no. Prisel je tudi kamion civil
ne policije ter pricel brizgati vo-
do v gostilno proti mirnim lju'
dem, XII MISC nicesar zakrivili
Policist Vittorini Vittorio je
skupino hujskal, maj niece ka'
menje v gostilno. Ia skupina SO.
winston je pozneje grozila Ba'
dalicu, lastniku mesnice v uli'
ci Rabatta, da bo k malu napo
ella tudi zanj ura. Med sovini'
sti je bill zopet duhovnik Persic
XII masuje v stolnici.
Dne 10. augusta oh 1. uri po
noci je skupina CLN-ovskih te
roristov skusala zazgati prosto
re zapadne cetrti SIAU ma trg,
Verdi. Osebje okrozne zadruz
ne meme je uspesno prepreci
10 napad ma prostore SIAU. Ma
to je prisla civilna policija, k
je vdrla v prostore meme, pre-
iskala lokal in dvorisce, areti
rail- so vec oseb, XII so tam usluz
bene, med mimi Angelo Moze
tic, Julko Trosnovec, Alojz;
Jurco, Vladka Juga, Edija De
vetaka, Victoria Maraza.
ALOHA Jurco so ze v restav
raciji mocno pretepli brez vzrc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-28

ka, zvedelo pa Sc je, da so ga
pretepli tudi se pozneje. Okrog
10. ure dopoldne je deset civil
nih policistov z dvema agento-
ma v civilu preiskalo prostore
severne cetrti SIAU v Gorici v
ulici Carducci. Preiskavo so IL.
vrsili, Geprav nj bill navzoc nih.
&c izmed osobja. Zdi Sc, da so is.
kali letake, XII Sc pojavljajo t.
dni 20 Goriskih ulicah in XII opo.
zarjajo civilno policijo, maj "a
pusti svoje mesta, da jih ljud'
stvo ne 30 kaznovalo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-10-28
zRTEV ANGLEsKE POLICIJE
MA KOROSKEM

Dne 10. augusta je Amalija
Oraze yes dan zela ma njivi,
zvecer pa je kljub utrujenosti
hitela IL Lobnika v zelezno Kap-
10 ma mladinski sestanek. Ko-
maj je prispela v zelezno Kap-
10 in krenila mimo cerkve v
smeri hise, kjer je bill sestanek
napovedan, je nanjo streljal IL
"a vogala cerkve angleski vo-
jak. Diva strela sta jo zadela v
nogo, eden pa v roko. Poklicani
zdravnik dr.. Kreulitsch, bivsi
zagrizeni nacifasist Amaliji Ora
ze nj dal zadostne zdravniske
pomoci IL golega sovrastva do
Slovencev in tako je mlado de-
kle, XII je bilo polno upanja v
skoraj ajsnjo osvoboditev koros'
kin Slovencev, podleglo poskod.
bam.
Amalija Oraze Sc je koma.,
II let stara pridruzila leta 1943
ko so nacisti morili, izseljeval
koroske Slovence in pozigali Mi
hove vasi, koroskim partiza
nom in sc mimi mad dive let
borila proti nacifasistom zs
svobodo KoroSke. Po zlomu ma
cifasizma Sc je agilno udejstvo
vala v mladinski organizacij
OF "a slovensko KoroSko.