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Evening star., 1946-12-07
Sparkling Schroeder
Bows 10 Bromwich
In Aussie Final

By the A.soeio,sd Press

MELBOURNE, Dec. 7.-Austra-
lia's John Bromwich trounced
Americas Ted Schroeder today in
the singles final of the Victorian
tennis championships, 8-6, 6t,
Ga. A crowd Of $4,000 saw the
match. -.
Schroeder, rushing the net virtu-
ally all the time, put up brilliant
struggle, but in the end the Aussie
champion was too steady for him.
Six games in the first set went to
deuce and Is altogether during the
match. The only time Schroeder was
ahead was when he led. to 5, in
the opening set. The match was
played in cold, windy weather with
the spectators donning topcoats.
Illustrating the close nature OF
the match, each player scored 81
placements. Schroeder scored four
aces to Bromwich's one, but had his
service broken seven times to Brom.
wich's four.
At the start it looked to be walk
away for the Australian as he broke
Schroeder'S service twice and took
80 lead, but the American rallied
to square the match at SIS and
then 60 ahead by one game.
From the first it was obvious
Schroeder had only one chance to
win-by rushing the net at every
opportunity. At that he might have
won at least one set had he not
missed so many easy shots at the
net.
Throughout the match Bromwich
rushed the net only twice Of his own
volition. He stuck to the baseline
from where he hit many beautiful
passing shots.
Throughout the match Bromwich
carefully dropped his second ball
behind the baseline giving Schroe-
der no cause for complaint. Brom.
wich's bouncing ball tactics yester-
day caused Walter Pate, non-play.
ing captain of the American Davis
Cup team, to indicate that he in
tends to bring the matter to a head
before the challenge round matches
begin on December 26.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Cerdan Proves Best Ring Invader Since Schmelng
PhiIs Aim to Thwurt
Ticket ScuIpers
by the Assoeioied Pres

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. THE
Phillies of the National League
have cooked up a scheme to
thwart the ticket spectators and
scalpers in 1947-but 1t, will cost
a fan anywhere from $3.50 to
$150.75 to be sure of getting .
choice seat at regular prices.
Six plans Of purchase are Of
fered. The cheapest, at $3.50,
provides one seat for opening day.
July 4, and IL Sundays. The most
expensive, at $150.75, pays for one
seat to all home games. In be-
tween are other plans designed
to fit the personal needs. and
pocketbooks of the rooters.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Blind Golfers Clip
100 Despite Roin
BY tho Assoeiased Press

INGLEWOOD, Calf. Dec. T.
Despite a drenching rain, four
blind golfers completed Is holes
in the opening Of their quest
for the national title yesterday.
Charles Boswell of Birmingham,
Ala, and Clinton Russell, Duluth,
Mimi, carded 99s. The tourney
continued today. 3 .qf
The winner and runner-up viii
meet Bing Crosby and Bob Hope
In an exhibition Sunday.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Tenn. Stote Will PIoy
Against Arkansas Aas
By fhe Associoted presx

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec. TN
Birmingham's Vulcan Bowl on New
Year Day, it'll be Tennessee State
of Nashville versus Arkansas A. M.
and N. of Pine Bluff.
The selections were announced BY
officials of the annual Negro classic.
It will be the third consecutive ap-
pearanee in the bowl for Tennessee.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
College Quints
BY The Associated Pre-,

George Washington. n: ouantico Ma
rines, 33.
Bridgewater, So; GaIaudet, A,
Washington u, 53; American o.. 4S.
Southern Californis. 81; San Francis
Tifin, 6s: Concordia, AS.
Missouri. 40; Westminster, SO.
Georsetown IN. sY.), 81: Berea, 40.
Oklahoma, 76; Texas Christian. "a.
Waynesburg, II: West Liberty, A.
Randolph Macon, 81; Union Theo-
logical, 80.
Emory and Henry. 40; Lynchburg, Al.
Fort Belvoir. "a; Bainbridge Navy, 81.
Tulane. A; Mississippi State, 81.
Illinois, 81: Cornell fIowa), 80.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
|Frenchman Makes Hill,
But Decision Over
| Abrams Doesn't
By George Huber
Ssas Ssuff rrsspendsnf

NEW YORK, Dec. Smart
aggressive Marcel Cerdan, the Euro.
pean middleweight champion who
made his American debut at Madison
Square Garden last night, is q well
come chance from the usual run oi
ring importations from the con-
tinent. Not since Max Schmeline
came over the first time has q Euro.
pean battler shown the all-arounC
ability and crowd pleasing style Ger.
dan did last night.
The 1871 Garden crowd gave the
Frenchman an ovation for the stane
he put up against Georgie Abrams
of washington, but 1t greeted with
booes the decision giving him .
narrow victory. Two judges voted
five rounds for each with Cerdar
having a thin point edge from each
but Referee Ruby Goldstein saw 4
six rounds for, Cerdan, two fol
George and two even. One of thost
rounds Cerdan lost on foul, ane
at least three others could have beer
taken away for low blows.
Little Difference Between Them.
After the fight, Goldstein explained
his disagreement by saying that q
he saw it, Cerdan was more aggres-
sive and landed cleaner, harder anc
more punches.
There wasn't that much difference
between the two, however. Cerdar
was good last night. but so was
Abrams, and it resulted in whale
Of q fight all the way. Abrams al.
most was back % his prewar form
with good defense, q sharp, cutting
left and solid right, and he gave
Cerdan a terrific battle.
Cerdan Is a good puncher with
both hands but particularly the
left; he catches well, and he Il
tough and aggressive. In the first
two rounds he was all over Abrams
with both hands. He's a leaping
puncher whose blows travel far, and
at the outset had trouble keeping
away. After the first two, how
ever, George began to tie up Ger
dan and retaliate with effective
blows. Abrams, incidentally, picked
up q severe cut below the right eye
In the second that bothered him for
the next several heats.
Abrams started q comeback in the
third that was to last throughout
the fight. He staggered Cerdan
with a hard right to the body, and
in the fourth the Frenchman began
missing. Until then he was ex-
tremely sharp with his punches
seldom wasting one. Cerdan was
hitting low, too, and was warned
by Goldstein.
Both Show Fatigue
Abrams scored frequently in the
fifth with his left jab, although he
was tired and holding on near the
end. Cerdan himself tired from the
terrific pace in the sixth, and
George really took command, get
ting under Cerdan's right, blocking
the lefts and scoring with upper
cuts. That continued in the seventh
and when Abrams opened cut over
Cerdan's left eye. Cerdan proved
his gameness, taking q real beatig
but coming back for more and
fighting 1t out.
He's a man who can fight and
who apparently likes to.
Marcel goes home q week from
today, supposedly to defend his
European title against the British
boss, Vince Hawkins, In Paris De-
cember 20. But his eye was so badly
broken open that 1t Is doubtful II
he can keep that date. However,
he said he'll be ready to get back
here just as soon as the promoters
write him.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Hoyos, BottIing Penn State, Aim
To Beur Out Boast Of Mentor

as Washington College earned So.
4S verdict in their Mason-Dixor
Conference game. The Eagles
gained 1920 lead in the first hall
and stretched 1t to 1922 in the sec.
ond with Freddy Fling, Bart Fug'
ler and Dom Frisini ringing tht
bell.
Frank Samele, high scorer with /.
points, and Ed Athey engineered thu
counterattack that clipped th'
Eagles wings.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Bates and Toledo PIuy
Initial Bowl Come
by the Assoeiotsd Pres.

TOLEDO, Ohio. Dec. 7.-Football's
booming bowl business gets under
way today with the Bobcats oil
Bates College, Lewiston. Me-, meet.
ing the Rockets of Toledo Univer.
sity in the first edition of an annua
extravaganza billed as the Glas.
Bowl.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Fox and Bell Ready

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Z P)-Billy
Fox. with Al straight knockouts un-
der his belt, and his next opponent,
Shelton Bell of Youngstown, Ohio,
have passed physical examinations
preparatory to their 1o-round bout
next Monday night.
Evening star., 1946-12-07

LONGER VIII the Sue IIle y-lyuVy But1iCt
owing to poor police protection Is given no credence
at the Naval Academy. j. "At least we know
nothing about moving the game" said Conldr VIII
liam r. Kane, assistant director OF athletics at
Annapolis. Army and Navy have joint contract
with the City of Philadelphia which doesn't expire
until l948."
Here's the way Army Navy games are run:
Each school alternates at playing host. This year
it was Nays turn. The Municipal Stadium IS
rented by the Mayor of Philadelphia for nat
$4,000 fee and everything else Is the responsibility
of the host academy. The $4,000 rental merely Is
a token fee; by charging 10 per cent Philadelphia
could collect at least $4,000 (but run the risk OF
losing the game eventually, to the cost OF upward
~ ei nm mn to hotels merchants and restau-
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Ruers GumbIe on EurIy Seems Sound

that Clark Griffith got the better OF his
first when he swapped Catcher Jake Early the
Browns Frank Mancso who who bats
handed hit better than Early last But uooy ue
sound gamble During his peak year
Early long ST Louis short rghtheld fence
maintain that Early despite his lack action
Washington receiver akes troubles stemeo
from and readjustment
Washington Captols OF the
some extent had the opening staged better The
Caps game well Is possible nut ever Since e
workmen Tightening baskets and Jantols
and coaches ooslk floor Is minutes alter game
Mike Uine can get the ans
into coming They're dong SO IA NsW 1on
Central High School student WILL ree
he doesn't sound interested in coaching Jon Incl
dentay when Army Bak laughed of ro nat siac
to civilian college that in 1s5 he offered eas
one professional coaching job adding nd at o1 OF money
He's doing all right at The speca nome
built for that of Maj Gen. Taylor
the academy. ..
University is confident the Hoyas will build
in this section First on ceorgeoWns
building agenda is the hospital At the rate things
going in sports this year. hednouse ess
Coliseum 40o0 the last word land TINS was
only Today the student body SO large tnt NO
the public and o. OF M after ou,ong new ana
bigger feldhouse Coliseum to the freshmen
Whatever brothers. did ask?
Pasque president of the Mexican
circuit precisely 100000 net in ls46 despite
american players
better than local products How
holds decide yourself IN view OF
Baseball Commissioner Chandler
baseball recognizes his league
organization respect he will continue raid the
majors - .s4sss
county have lost eight consecutive games
against Army shouldn't be con-
cadets next year according Hamilton Nobody
the standard OF last week. he says
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Robertson Tonk Coach

ASHLAND, Va, Dec. Z tR.-Ran-
dolphin Macon Colleges swimming
team this coming season will be
coached by Bill Robertson, Univer-
sity of Richmond graduate.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Fights List Night
bY fhe. Nssoctofed FF0s
D~1D

NEW YoRK.-Marcei Cerdan, 119.
Casablanca. outpointed Georgis
A0eaRHas aRasp ls2i sR2Sfipws. aiehfets Mead
154, Grand Rapids, outpointed Fritzie
Zivic. 150. Pittsburgh. 10.
York, outpoined Anton Raadik, 1914,
BALTIMORE.-Lou Transparent.
1ss' 11ss' Is1ars IRsltiIsors' TKod George Knox
SYRACUSE.-To n my stenhouse,
1872, Buffalo. outpointed Harry Diduck.
12S; 2;oEGgeY1I Hsy York. 3; c,.r,.v w,.
liams, 147, Newark. N. j.. outpointed
Andy Feison, l4S. New York; 10.
PHILADELPHIA Maloney. ! so,
tro, TAB, New York, s.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Borons Win Opener

Bethesda Chevy Chase basketers'
opening win by 42-18 over Sherwood
High yesterday was paced by Kenny
Poerstel with Is points.
Evening star., 1946-12-07

Bridgewater won commanding
first-half lead over Gallaudet ano
coasted to a 52-44 decision in an
other Mason-Dixon game. jim
Myers tailed 10 points for the Vir-
ginians while Massey and Lauge
hit the hoop most consistently for
Gallaudet.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Bodtke RIA Cuptuin

ASHLAND, Va, Dec. 7 P.-Ro.
land Bodtke, a little guard from
Richmond, will captain Randolph.
Macon College basketers this sea-
son,
Evening star., 1946-12-07

Today a year ago-Sonny
Horne outpointed Artie Levine in
l0-round middleweight battle at.
Madison Square Garden.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Fort BeIyoir Is Winner

Fort Belvoir cagers, paced by Ear
Deans 81 points, defeated Balm.
bridge Naval, 64-51, at Bainbridgt
last night.
Evening star., 1946-12-07

Five years ago-Chicago Bears
defeated Cardinals, 34-24, to tie
Green Bay for. Western Division
lead in National Football League.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Boiling Field Beaten

Aberdeen Proving Ground bas.
keters edged Boiling Field last night
40-37.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Win, Lose or Draw
steom From the BubbIine couIdron
By FRANCIS T. sTANN

Grifth Marshals story my Life With the Redskins
appearing this national magazine the foreunner OF
title to be published next spring report around
town supposedly hgh-up that Phiadephia
Evening star., 1946-12-07

Three years ago-Navy awards
ed Lambert Trophy as outstarid-
ing football team Of the East.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
ChoIfont Is WI. Stor

Washington-Lee High School, S
47-25 victory over Charlotte Hall,
yesterday. was featured by John
Chalfant's IA points.
Evening star., 1946-12-07

rars) Navy hired Pnkertons police the and there
seemed to be plenty week But still the mon poured
down on the field snafued the thrilling nnsn
Noes the name Iadde Boy stir before
Fala the White House the rst canine OF the
was warren G. Hardngs Reason this nrougnt
p because the Research Center searching io
Oldest dog 25z male OF DUBIOUS
ancestry owned by of Rocky Mount o. ano
named after pooch This age in dog
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Hockey at q Glance

EASTERN LEAGUE,
Montrsal. q; baltimore. 4.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Vancouver, 4; Los Angeles, 3.
Evening star., 1946-12-07
Gallaudet Is BeAen.

Totals 20 44s Totals - %
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-05

Mrs. Frances Sraj, 1042 E.
68 St., je prejela pismo cd bra
ia :Janeza Viranta in druzine
Simenove il Velikih Lasc, XII po.
leg domacih vesteh, prosijo "a
pomoc, ker jim je bilo vse uni.
ceno., Pismi Sc glasiti:
"Rasica, Velike Lasce,
IS: januarja, 1916.
'Draga sestra!
"Najlepsa III hvala "a pismo
XII sem ga prejel in ga bill zelo
vessel, JAZZ in moja druzina a
Francka, dost.i smo prestali
JAZZ in starejsi sin sva bila vsak
po II mesecev Italiji zaprta,
donna pa vse narobe. >Sedaj je ia
drugi moi fant bill ubit bor-
bi; "a ia starejsega pa mic ne
vemo kje je.
'+Perilo, obleko, obuvalo, so
nam vse pobrai. Ko sem prisel
dornov, nisem imel mic. Okoli
mas so bile yelike :borbe, je dosti
unicenega. Pri<Motetovi je vse
pozgano; Sumostvo skedenj in
pod; ia gornja 5skrleva, hisa
ma 'cardi hisa, svinjaki in keg-
ljisce; pri Pecniku .je pol shise
pozgane; >Lahova ,pri mostu.
Nase pa nj, ,samo sipe in opeka
je bio pobito.
'"Drugace smo zdravi, JAZZ,
Angela, Micka, Joze, Milan,
Jernej in Matija, toliko mas je
donna. DAM, Ivan in Frances
SO cd donna. Ma .Rasici je %
vojnih zrtev. Francka, pozdravi
Angelo in druzino; Mickino
druzinO, Jozeta in vse znane.
Ia oceta sem kupil spomenik,
lani pa "a mojega sina.
"Dragi moji, ali Sc bono vi
deli Sc kedaj ali ne? Posiljam
vsem skupaj srcne pozdrave,
vas brat
4 "Janez Virant"
"Dragi donald!
"Sprejmite srcne pozdrave cd
mas vseh. Lepa hvala "a pismo.
Sc nam sdobro zdi, iko Sc BE spo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-05

BE druge stranke notri ma sta
novanju. Sc kar dobro izhaja-
ia.
"sinkovc ina pa oba sina v
Nemciji. Sta sla delati ma kme-
te, sedaj pa ne We mic zanje.
'Sedaj bodO well nekai sye-
ia tenn veIikim posestnikom i'm
ga bono dobili TAXI tamali, da
bono lazje ziveli.
"Sedaj imamo emo kravo in
enega junca. L. tega sedaj lah-
ko vidis, da nam MISC cvetele
rozce ia stiri leta.
"Sedaj Sc pa Sc enkrat lepo
zahvalimo "a paket in TIE Sc
enkrat lepo pozdravimo Tebe
in cello Tvojo druzino. Zbogom.
''Ivan in Ivanka Kavcic."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-05

vanke SO bile dobre. Pa smo vse-
emo ostali zivi, hvalabogu. Ma
la strarka je delavska; belo-
gardisti SO bill pa "a kapitali-
ste.
"Podlipnik iz zabnice je pa Sc
xiv. Nemci SO ga mislili seliti,
pa jim je usel S cello druzino.
Ma njegov dom SO Sc bill pa ma
seliii Nemci. Pc osvoboditvi so
pa Nemci odsli in je prisla dru-
zira nazaj domov. Ia starejsi
sin, Pepe, je bill zivinozdravnik.
Sc je mislil porociti v jeseni, pa
je bila nesrcca. Med oklici sc je
peljal ma motorju in sc je ubil.
Sin cd sestre Mice je pa padel
v vojski proti Nemcem in belo-
gardistom. Moi sin Janko je pa
sedaj v Kranju pri voiakih. Je
Sc zdrav, hvalabogu. Cd Micne
Ivanke MOI je pa sedaj prost
vojascine. zena cd Janeza in sin
sta sedaj v skofji Loki, imata
emo veliko hiso v najemu. Imata
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-05

Ves+i Il NeEkih Losc

,mnite ma mas. Veckrat 81 misli.
mo, da smo pozabljeni cd Boga
in ljudi. Zdaj pa vidimo, da Sc
Sc vi zmenite "a mas.
"Dragi domaci, strasno je bi.
10, no, pa smo prestali tolike
straha, tega' Sc ne da 'popisati
| Tudi nam ne verujete, &c he b
sami skusili.
'Francka, pises, ia je sin pri'
Sci domov. Kako ste srecni! MI
| jih pa vec ne pricakujemo. Ts
mali ze pociva; "a Ivana pa ne
vemo mic, smo ga ze kar zbri-
sail. Pa TAXI fest 'fantje, pridni
Pc vasi so ju oba zelo 'radi ime.
Ii. Kaj .hocemo, elovek hi kar
umrl cd hudega in zalosti. Ko
bi 'bilo vsega dosti, pa hi Sc .bi'
10 hudo, vsaj nj otrok.
"Tukaj vsega manjka. Fran
cka, 'pises, da bi nam kaj po-
slali. Ri prosili, &c morete, nam
vse prav pride. Tukaj Sc ne do.
bi nobene stvari. Smo oh vse
Pa kaj to, da hi bill le otroci Il
vi.
Pises, da je sin povedal, 'ka-
ko je vse uniceno. Saj tukaj je
ma cisto uniceno. Koliko druzir
ne DO pod svojo streho umrlo
Movie je dosti, pa nj casa "a
pisati. Drugic kaj vec. Francka,
&c pojde Tvoj sin v Italijo, &c
bo kje tam hodil, bi lahko Sci
Sc naso Dano obiskati, ko je v
Italiji.
'Prejmite srcne pozdrave cd
mas vseh,
"Druzina Simenova".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-05

[k0ntrolo. &C III Bila usla, 80 re-
XII "a bodo pa vse pozgafi do
ma. Heerka Berta se je pa skri-
vala pred mimi, zato je MISC
takrat dobili belogardisti donna.
TO so bill vecinoma sami donna
eini. Najhujsa "a mas sta bila
sosed Starinar in Karantov An
drejc.
"Domove pa so zapustfli ta-
XII, kateri 50 belogardiste poslu-
Sail in podpiraIi, pa SO s1i ma
njih postojanke in tudi z Mem
ci ma Korosko. Takih je veliko
tukaj pri mas. Kateri je BIZ pa
pameten, je pa Iahko ostal do
ma in delal, samo da nj poslusal
njih propaganda.
"Pravis, da 81 sc hudo posta-
rala. Mi drugi smo tudi precej
zasive1i. JAZZ imam ze skoraj ci-
sto belo ~glavo. Ivana pa re tudi
precej; Sc il tudi ze precej ro-
ka trese, ko je toliko strahu
prestala. Pa Sc hrana :je bila
preslaba, ker nismo dobili zivil-
skin kart, ker nj S mo bill "a
Nemca. Mi nismo dobili nobene-
ga deleza cd 27. januarja 1914
leta, pa do osvoboditve. ziveli
smo Sc samo cd tega, kar smo
donna pridelali. Res smo vsako
:leto zaklali enega prasica, pa
smo morali vse zakopati v zem-
ljo, da nam MISC Nemci in belo-
gardisti pokradli. So veckrat
obkolili hiso in vse premetali
in kar jim je prislo v roke kaj
podobnega, da jim je bilo po-
vseci, SO vse pokradli. Tudi 81
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-05

lvencev SO pray zavoljo belogar-
I'distov dosti pobili. sedaj na-
zadnje so bill ibelogardisti hujsi
|'kot sami Nemci. Ma Ia nacin je
Ibila ubita tudi Debenceva Re
"a. Matt je bila stara 80 let, ko
je umrla.
'Reza sluzi v skofji Loki v
trgouini, je prisla kar dobro
skozi v tej vojski. ,Ona je imela
dosti "a jesti in "a tobleci. Hcer-
ko imam veliko, v maju DO sta
ra II let. Ia starejsi, XII je Sc
pri vojakih, DO z. maja star 10
llet, je bolj sibek. Ia mlajsi sin
DO 26. januarja pa star Is let.
Ivana je poroeena Simon cd
Mortencetovega Franco. I'm a
diva otroka, sin je star 4 leta,
hcerka pa dive lett.
"Sedaj pa sprejmi Sc enkrat
pozdrave cd cele druzine.
"Ivana Kavcic"
"zirovski vrh, ziri,
IL. januarja 1916.
"Draga ,sestra!
'Predno Ii kaj vec pisem, Te
najprej vsi skupaj pozdravimo
IN ii sporoeim, da smo prejeli
Tvoje pismo, "a katerega Sc Ii
lnajlepse zahvalimo. Prejeli smo
ga 7. januarja t. L.; paket smo
pa dobili IL. januarja, v MEM
mislim, da smo vse dobili, kot
je bilo poslano. Paket je tehtal
4 ky in 700 gr., kakor je bilo
zapisano ma paketu in ma do
stavnici.
'tPravis, da maj pisemo, kaj
najbolj potrebujemo. N jb ol
primanjkuje spodnje obleke, te-
ga manjka vsem najbolj. Seve-
da manjka tudi zgornje in pa
nogavic. Jaz "a donna imam Sc
obleko, "a v cerkev je pa nj
mann. &c mores Sc kaksni zen
ski ,predpasnik poslat. Pri mas
SO nam pokradli vec kosov. v
Stopah pa tega nj bilo, ker nj.
SO nobenega tacega imeli, da bi
bill Sci k vojakom proti Nemcu
Donna pri mas nisrno zapusti1i
ceprav je bila 'Tvoja sestra Iva.
ma en- par mesecev ze cisto sa.
ma.
''Mene in ia mlajsega sina
ZdravkOta so 'odgnaii belogardi.
sti v postojanko Suhi dol. To
so bill domaci izdajalci.
"Tam SO naju preoblekli V
belogardisticno obleko, nato so
naju imeli tam 'tri mesece pod
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-05

The Yugoslav Red Cross examines one of the thou
sands of seriously undernourished Yugoslav babies
whom doctors describe "dehYdrated children"
Their survival this year depends immediate ship
men of baby foods from the outside To this des
perate need the American Committee for Yugoslav
Relief appealing nationally for food help restore
the health of these children Contributions the Baby
Foods Campaign will be accepted at 703 Public Square
Building. headquarters of the Cleveland Chapter of
the Committee.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-05
We're MISC incl. pa 50 Sc borai zanio

II q X
Mrs. Frances Kog, 2O357 Col
|. Her Ave-, je prejela dvoje pisem,
emo Cd svoje sestre Ivanke Kav-
Fcic, drugo pa cd svaka Ivana
Kaveica IL zirovskega vrha ut.
E54, posta ziri, XII poleg nekaj
.Fdomacih movie, tudi porocata,
da so Sc belogardisti, XII so bill
domaci izdajalci, borili v resni-
lei "a vero, a zakaj, pa piseta,
da zato, ker ii MISC imeli we're.
| Oh koncu vojne je dosti Slo-
vencev v svoji nevednosti slo z
. belogardisti in Nemci ma Ko-
rosko, oni pa, XII so dobro pre-
misli1i so pa donna ostati. Pismi
sta s1edeci:
"zirovski vrh, Z. jan. 1916
Draga sestra Francka!
Predno III kaj vec pisem, Te
najpreje vsi skupaj lepo pozdra-
Vino. Sporoeam I'll, da smo pre-
jeli dne 6. januarja Tvoje pi-
smo, "a katerega Sc I'll prav le-
po zahvalimo. Dne 7. januarja
Ii zopet pisemo in opisemo, ka-
ko Sc je tukaj ia stvar zacela,
tko je Nemec zasedel Jugoslavi-
jo v aprilu 1941 leta. Takoj po
zasedbi je odpeljal vse duhov-
mike, samo kar je spadalo pod
Italijo, jih je pa pustil.
''Nato SO zaceli tisti duhovni-
XII, kateri so ostali v Italiji, or
ganizirati belo gardo. Tukaj so
Jim tudi rek1i domobranci. Nato
so Sc organizirale mocne posto-
janke po vaseh. Nato so dobili
bivsega generala Rupnika, XII je
to vodil in pomagal Sc naprej
organizirati skupno z ljubljan-
skim 'skofom Rozmanom.. Po-
tenn so vsi sskupaj prisegli "a
Hltlerja, da Sc bodo skupno bO-
rili profit njegovim sovrazni-
kom, do zadnjega moza.
"Seveda, bilo je tako. Belo-
gardisti SO rekli, da Sc borijo
"a vero in je to tudi bilo resnic-
no. Zakaj? Zato, ker tt sploh
nobene we're MISC imeli! Zakaj je
MISC imeli? - Zato, ker so vse
cerkve, samostane in zupnisca
spremenili v bunkerje in to ne
kaj sami belogardisti, nekaj pa
skupno z Nemci.
"Druga stranka je bila pa
partizanska vojska. To je bila
jugoslovanska vojska, katera
danes tu kaj vlada, pod vod-
stvom marsala Tita. I'll so ime-
Ii preje ime "partizani'. I'll so
Sc morali skrivati po gozdeh
pred Nemci in domacimi ida
jalci, belogardisti. Ako so belo-
gardisti zvedeli, da sc partiza-
nj nahajajo v kaksni vasi ali v
posamezni .hisi, so sc skupaj
zbrali Nemci in sbelogardisti in
SO napadli ;doticne hise TN so ta-
ko pozgali vasi in hise, ljudi pa
pobili. Seveda tudi partizane, &c
SO jih dobili. Ma tax nacin so
pozgali tukaj v blizini pri De-
benc v Racevi 'pri Bolck v Co
ropekah in pri Kremzeri Ii
rovskem vrhu. Tako so delali
nasi nasprotniki.
"Ko SO videli, da je Nemec
preselil vse duhovnike in koli-
ko je naredil gorja po svetu, so
mu tt 'neumni Slovenci Sc prise
gil, da mu bodo pomagali, da
sc 'bo 'r1aredilo BE vec gorja. Slo-
n