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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-03

sional, business, farm, religious, fra ternal.
 The attacks on O'Connor and on his use of union help accomplished little during the war except to create factionalism and hard feeling, and perhaps to convince local union .or- ganizations that they were not be- ing recognized, by representation on Red Cross boards, in proportion to the work they were doing. The sys- tenn instituted by Emerson, with O'Connor's approval, justified itself in the opinion of many observers by raising only about five millions short of three-quarters of a billion dollars, at an average cost of only 3.2 percent.
 But as soon as the war was over, first the c. I. O. and then the A. F. L. resigned from the association, pointing out that they had not re- ceived very hospitable welcome or the local recognition they believed they were entitled to. NEA is in- formed that these resignations were discussed first with O'Connor and were so handled as to dramatize the situation behind the internal con- troversy
 45 CHAPTERS ATTEND
 When the national convention was held last December, some 45 chapters were represented, in start ling contrast to the customary Is or so. Ordinarily no chapter west of the Mississippi ever sends delegates. Last winter many did.
 There were two directorates to be filled. For these Arthur Hays Sulz- berger, publisher, of the New York Times, and James B. Forgan, vice. president of the First National Bank of Chicago, were nominated to sllc- ceed themselves.
 The western chapters, in revolt against what they considered silk stocking domination, nominated from the floor Sheldon c. Coleman, a Wichita manufacturer. The elec- tion resulted in Coleman'S defeat- ing Sulzherger.
 In an attempt to clear up the in. ternal situation and find basis for bringing the top management of the Red Gross into closer under standing with the rank and file, O'Connor appointed an extraordin- ary committee headed by E. Ro- land Hartman, which met this month, quietly. in Washington. Per- sons who prefer not to give pub- licity to the conflict say that the meeting was for the purpose of planning routine program, but others say that 1t is expected to pro- duce characterization program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-03
Honor Youth oGruduote
 s. W. Petty, Jr.
 Took Mony Awords

Hightstown, N. j., June S-Stanley w. Petty, Jr., president of this years senior class at The Peddie School, was among those students who were graduated today at The Peddie Schools 81st Commence ment exercises at the First Baptist Church, Hightstown. He is the son of Mir and Mrs. Stanley w. Petty, Southbury Training School, south- bury, Conn.
 He entered Peddie in September, 1942 having previously attended the Woodbury, Conn, Grammar School Since entering, he has been 43-'44 lettertnan on the JV football team and baseball team, JV letterman on the '44-'46 football team, varsity letternnan on the '44-46 wrestling team, member of the '44-45 Halls Council, Captain and letterman of the 44-45 baseball JV team. Awar- ded the William R. Treas Honor Scholarship at the beginning of the 44-'45 school year, he has been a member of the House Committee, Secretary of the Gold Key Society, monitor of his dormitory, varisty letterman on the football team, a member, of the Halls Council, a member of the Elections Committee, varsity letterman on the wrestling and baseball teams and a member of the Prom Comittee.
 A brother, John A. Petty, entered Peddie this year as member of the freshman class.
 Stanley Petty was elected to the Cum Laude, secondary school honor. ary society in February, and was ir- itiated into that organization at the commencement exercises.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-03
BY s. BURTON HEATH NEA Staff COrrespOndent

New York, June 3.-A grass-root! revoltsis under way in the American Red Cross, designed to democrat ize" that organization and bring it! leadership closer to the millions wht donate it's funds and do it's non. paid work.
 First public evidence of the re. volt came last December, wher west-of-the Mississippi chapters which never had sent representa-. tives to national meetings, put ur their own candidate for one of twC vacancies and elected him over ar | organization nominee for the Ma. tional Committee.
 Second public evidence was the two-day session in Washington May l4-15, of an extraordinary committee that carefully avoided pubdcizing it's quest for "dem- ocratization" program to be recom- mended to the national organiza- tion
 ILK-STOCKING FACTION
 The current revolt is, in sense, counter-revolution against an un- der-cover campaign of an old-guard group against Basil O'Connor, who was appointed national president by his one-time law partner, President Roosevelt.
 The anti-O'Connor fight is said to have been sparked by Mrs. Dwight F. Davis, widow of the one time Coolidge Secretary of War and Hoover Governor General of the Philippines. assisted by some of the "silk stocking" directors who for years dominated the Red Cross, and by at least few women volunteers
 Mrs. Davis is charged with hav- ing inspired columns in which Frank Kent, the Baltimore's Suns bitterly Roosevelt Washington writer, attacked O'Connor,s leader ship
 The ostensible basis for the fight on OConnor was a contention that he was buying organized labor sup port for the New Deal by hiring unionists as Red Cross canvassers. REPUBLICAN TAKES
 RESPONSIBILITY
 However, full responsibility for the arrangements by which both the c. I. O. and the A. E. L. co-operated in Red Cross war-fund raising was taken by Guy Emerson of two Wall Street banks, Republican who was active in two presidential campaigns and an experienced fund-raiser for charitable causes, in an interview with NEA Service.
 Emerson was brought into the Red Cross financial picture irnIne- diately after Pearl Harbor, when it became apparent that money must be raised on scale never before approached. The labor unions were invited to participate, as part of a general intensive campaign in which Emerson made use of every existing organization he could find-Drofes-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-03

 Here at Noon

Waterbury's monsoon season came to close last, night as star filled skies erased the. damp memories of cloudbursts and drubbtng rains.
 At noon today Waterbury's wealth. erman Joyfully disclosed e temper ature of 60 degrees and the promise of clear weather to continue. Scrap ing the mold off the weather in- strliments he revealed that 186 inches of rain had fallen between noon Saturday and p. m. last night. One of the lowest tempera- tures for June 2 was, recorded at { P. M. yesterday when the temper Gture dropped to 30 degrees.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-03
Hospital Bulletins

Hhe condition of 66-year-old James Lynch of 20 Laurel Street was reported to be good today at St. Mary's Hospital where he was admitted at 10:40 A. M. after suf- fering heart attack in front of ll9 North Main Street He was taken to the hospital in the police ambulance.
 3
 Taken to Waterbury Hospital in the police ambulance at 9i50 A. M. today after he suffered heart attack in front of the Buckingham Building on GgaAd Street, Harry Posin, 6l, of 2E3 6bAkes Street; io- cal real estate man, was reported to be D fair condition this r09n and his name was placed on the danger list. z
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-03
Teachers Salary To Feature Meeting

Discussion of the local teachers salary schedules and a proposal fol an incentive pay plan is expected at a meeting of the Board of Edu- cation tonight at 8 at the Bunker Hill School Committees of the board were assigned recently to study the pay proposals.
 A report is expected from pr John C. Gilmaftin, superintendent on the recent surveys conducted at three public nigh schools. For nal reports are expected to be sub mitted to the board shortly by the State Department of Education which arranged the evaluation work
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-03
Dr. Godfrey Sells Residence, Lots

Two warranty deeds filed in the town clerks office. show the sale of his home at Willow and Hecla Streets by pr. Edward J. Godfrey city health officer, to Joseph J Jacobson for approximately $12,000 The sale included two lots and a house. Also filed with the town clerk was mortgage deed on the property from MT. Jacobson to pr. Godfrey for $2,000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-03
31 Appeals On Court Docket

Two more appeals have been added on the Common Pleas Court June criminal docket, bringing to 3l the number of cases to be called to- morrow before Judge John T. Culli- nan. The additional cases are: Clifford H. Latfrner, charged with reckless driving, and Philip Korn- giebel. charged with non-support
 The Superior Court June criminal term also will open tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-03
Anac0nda Corp.
 POsfs DiUidend :

, The AnacOnda Copper Mining Company, of which the American Brass Compaiay is a subsidiary, no- tlfled stockholders today that a dividend Of 50 cents a share on capital stock will De paid June 1a.
 The dividend will be paid to stpckllg|ders Of record Jtihe {. fl VIII hs the ccmpanys isand dlyl- Fdend
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-03
North Main Street May Under Arrest

Charged with assault with intent to kill, Jasper Rogers, 49, of 841 North Main Street, was arrested to- day by Its. Connie Shanahan and Ernest Pakul. The accused will be arraigned in City Court tomorrow for allegedly attempting to kill his daughter several week ago. Since that time the man has been in a State mental hospital, police said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-03
Yale Professor Dr. Henri Peyre To Address Glass

Watertown, June 3--Seventy boys will be graduated from the Taft School at it's 56th annual June com- mencement Friday, at Il A. M. in the Bingham Auditorium. Dr. Henri Peyre, Sterling professor of French at Yale University will be the com- mencement speaker. Presentation of diplomas and prizes will be made by pr. Paul F. Cruikshank, headmas- ter.
 Commencement activities begin Thursday with dinner for Seniors
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-03
NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT NnTNftL.fs nE apnpN nGfA fpnnN

This is to give potfce that I, Ralph Vincent Tremaglio of 1853 Bank Street, Waterbury, Conn, have filed an application dated June 3, 194G with the Liquor Control Commis- sale of alcoholic liquor on the prem ises 519 Woicott Street, Waterbury, Conn. The business Is owned by Ralph Vincent and Anthony T. Ire maglio of 1853 Bank Street, and 106 Bridge Street, Waterbury, Conn. and will be conducted by Ralph Vincent Tremagllo of 1853 Bank Street. Waterbury. Conn. as per rhittee.
 RALPH VINCENT TREMAGLIo. Dated June 2, 1s46. 6-3-8-10.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-03
Full Weather Report

Boston. June 3s---lURJ--Weath- CT forecast.
 CONNECTICUT and RHODE Is- gay.
 N1sSehusetts--EsaCr tonight sna Tuesday. COntinned ebgI tNnlwht, some llght fFbbt Itf exbDSed 1Ow- land and ln fbe cgbmGefFy, k6gs. Hegrees.
 Eastbgrt fO, IlI0rk IsIhna- tssp- fle NitiaN Hfpsfiy pgFfhweet fg- NlGhb npd fmcedas. Fmfes wAafhAf and good visibility.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-03
Judicial Appointees May Be Named

Action on local Judicial posts was expected to be taken by the State Superior Court judges at meeting in Hartford today. The judges were still in session of press time. A meeting of Common Pleas Court judges was slated for this after noon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-03
NOTICE

Advertising hearing on the appli- cation of Salvatore Rinaldi to es- tablish retail gasoline station on the premises at 3ei Hill Street, Wa terbugy, COnnectscDe
 Hearing sc oe held on Friday, June l4th. 194e at Il:3O A. M. in ] the Mayors Ol1ise. City Hall. Wa terbury. COnnesessi
 JOHN 6. MONAGHAN, 6-l-5k Mayor.
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SHIRT SODRUCA

Cleveland, o. - Tu Sc je
smrtno p~onesrecil, ko je padel
pc stopnicah, rojak Andy March
donna il Sezane pri Trstu. Sta
noval je ma 1O1O5 Nelson Ave.
Bill je clan socialisticnega gi-
banja in pc razpustu kluba st.
% JSZ je prestopil klub st.
27, V katerem je bill clan do
konca svojih dni.
V starem kraju zapusca bra
ia, V Lorainu, O., pa sestro, ka-
terra je poskrbela "a pogreb. Bill
je civilen. Oh njegovem grobu
je incl nagovor prejsnji tajnik
omenjenega kluba st. % Frank
Hribar. Pokojnik je bill clan
dveh podpornih druStev in ne
kateri izmed druStevnih bratov
so Sc udelezili tudi pogreba, XII
Sc je vrsil 20. feb. OBJ 2. pop, ma
Highland park mestno pokopa-
liSce.
Maj DO pokojniku ohranjen
casten spomin med vsemi, XII so
ga poznali. J. Krebel.
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munizmom''. Vsem tenn demo
kratom" so tudi Sc tako konser-
vativne delavske unije trn V
peti. In "patrioticne" pa SO to-
like, da pridigajo med belopolt-
mimi American sovrastvo proti
vsem tujim narodom - da, tudi
prot Indijancem, katerim smo
ugrabili to dezelo ter 10 izrocili
sloju izkoriscevalcev, kateremu
je glavni smoter izkoriscanje
mase "a privatni profit.
Upam, da bodo pc mnogih le-
tin evropski delavci svoj med
narodni prank Prvi maj spet
manifestacijsko in navduseno
praznovali. Sedanji angleSki de-
lavski vladi priporocam, maj do
loci "a svoj delavski prank
prvi april. To hi bilo morda po
godu tudi kakemu slovenskemu
socialism, bodisi tukaj in pa ia
kim, XII so pobegnili V Rim. Dru-
81 ga bodo praznovali pc starih
mednarodnih pravilih.
4
Mnogi izmed tistih zgodovi-
narjev, XII Sc pecajo z marksiz-
nom, trdijo, da je komunizem
obstojal ponekod V praksi ali pa
V teoriji re tisoc let pred Mar
ksom. Ne VEN in tudi dokazati
ne bi mogel, ker mi zgodovina
nj toliko znana. Lahko pa ugo-
TOWN, da ko sem priSel maja |.
1902 V Chicago, sem prvic videl
gramofon. Par let pozneje me
ie prijatelj ma severni strani
Chicago povabil ma svoj dom.
In je navil gromofon, da hi me
zabaval. Ma mole zacudenje SO
zaceli IL MEGA prihajati zvoki
plosce, kako je sla stara Spela
V nebesa -.
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Nekai drobizzo

Chicago, Ill. - Sc VAN ne
zdi, da V tel atomski dobi ne
kaj pogresamo? Crni oblaki Sc
zbirajo ne samo mad naso deze-
10 temvec mad vso zemeljsko
oblo.
Ne samo mi, pac pa tudi vsi
drugi narodi pogresamo pokoj-
mega Franklina D. Ro~osevelta.
Vemo, da on nj bill nadclovek,
a vemo tudi, da je storil "a ma
lega ali navadnega cloveka
common mem veliko vec kot
kateri bivsi presednik ameriSke
unije, z izjemo Abrahama Lin
colna.
Mogoce bi on storil "a male
ga cloveka Sc veliko vec, ako Sc
ne bi bill rodil IS srebrno zlico
v ustih" in &c ne bi bill V mia
dostnih letih reakcoinarno W.
gojevan. Da Sc je on boril "a
ubozno delavno maso nam Sc
daj prica visa takozvana "demo-
Irrational" reakcija, XII udarja pc
MENU S preiskavami, S potvar-
janjem zgodovinskih dejstev in
z vecnimi napadi mani V tisku.
To so tisti elementi, XII jih je
pokojni predsednik oznaceval
sicer "a malostevilne, a vendar
"a nevarne ameriSkim svobod-
scinam, ker svoja fasisticna ma
gnjenja odevajo S plascem de
mokracije", svetovnega miru in
z drugimi mikavnimi gesli.
F. D. R.. je V grobu cd aprila
1945, a reakcija Sc plese pc ME
mu in mu pljuje ma grob. KIDD
p~redstavlja to reakcijo? Use
multimilijonske in milijardne
korporacije, XII zdruzeno delu-
jejo, da uvedejo kapitalisticno
diktaturo, ako Sc, jim V demo
kraciji ne DO ~posrecilo zavaro-
vati svojega izkoriscevalnega 81
sienna pred propadom in "ko-
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me PRIPOVEDNI DEL as

IL naSe vasi SO Sc vrnili, samo
mojega sina nj bilo .
Gnjev je bill v besedah in v
oceh sovraStvo.
= Jalza, je bojazljivo opom-
nil starec. Potolazi SCI
V stark je vidno rastla raz-
burjenost pr spominu ma mrt-
vega sina. V oceh il je blestela
bolestna mrznja prot vsem, XII
so srecnejsi Cd ME.
Tujec je zamisljeno molcal in
opazoval starko.
(Konec prihodniic.D,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-06
Nociii pomorH
mHHone RUsov

Sovjetski Prosecutor je ma o.
bravnavi V Nurenbergu navajal
nacijska z~locinstva IL dokumen-
TOW, XII jih je zbrala sovjetska
vojaSka in sodna oblast, XII vpi-
jejo do neba. Vzelo ga je pet ur,
in potem Sc 3 ure, predno je
skoncal porocilo in navedel pri-
ce-ujete nemske castnike, XII
so sodelovali pr masnih muce-
Min in moritvah.
Primorali so velike oddelke
ruskih ujetnikov, da so Sc slekli
do golega, jih natrpali ma ladje,
odpeljali ma morje dalec cd OBJ
rezja nato pa jih spehali v va
love.
Tisoce drugih jetnikov so stla-
Gill V hise, zabili vrata in okna
in jih zazgali.
Ma tisoce ruskih jetnikov pa
so pomorili S prisilnim uziva-
MEM zaganja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-06
Povesunie drzuvne miIiee

Pred vojno je Stella milica
posameznih draw ameriske uni
je 295 900 MOI. V BODICE DO
Memo stevilo 622, 500 MOI, ali
vec kot Sc enkrat toliko kot
pred vojno. Regularna zvezna
armada pa DO Stella poldrug mi
lion MOI, ali vec kot Sc kdaj
pref V mirnem casu. Poleg tega
81 gradi veliko rezervo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-03-06

Ko sem to pisal, je imela
prednost radio in druga propa-
ganda prot zahtevam indone-
zijskega ljudstva, in pa mnogih
drugih - ceS, da Sc upirajo po-
stavni (imperialisticni) oblasti.
Vendar pa vemo, da je vse to
revolucionarno gibanje pc sve-
tn skupaj povezano.
Danes ina prednost dvoobra-
Una hinavska in laznjiva propa-
ganda evropskih Imperialism
V Egiptu, Aziji, V Indiji, V Mali
Aziii it'd.
Mogocen steber propaganda
proti ustvarjanju novega reda
socialne pravicnosti je tudi Va
tikan. Skala sv. Petra Sc nika-
kor noce zamajati v napredno
smer. To %pojasnuje cemu je bio
toliko reklame o reorganizira-
nju crne internacionale, ceprav
SO bill kardinali obleceni veliko
vec v redeem kot crnem. Pro-
ii komu Sc vrsi vse to organizi-
ranje svetovne reakcije?
Menda VAN tega nj tezko uga-
niti.
Anekdota. = Ko je bill sena-
tor Claude Pepper V Moskvi, sta
Sc on in Stain pogovarjala o po-
lozaju. Pa je Stain omenil
Pepperju: "Kajne, vi ste prisli
il Londona? Kaj menite o soda
Mi angleski vnanji politiki pod
delavsko vlado?"
Pepper: "Na to vprasanje
YAM ne morem odgovoriti dru-
GAGE kot da ponovim storijo, XII
sem jo sliSa1 V Londonu. To je
bio tistega dine, ko je Ernest
Bevin incl o svoji vnanji. politi-
XII, XII jo maj hi vodil imenu
Velike Britanije, svoj prvi 60
VOr.
"Ko je skoncal, Sc je Chur-
chill ozrl Bevina in pripom-
nil: "Joj, kako Sc je Anthony
Eden zredil!"
joe Stain pa Sc je zacel pri
tenn tako smejati, da mu je pa
ola pipa IL ust. Well, dobra
anekdota, a ne We Sc, komu DO
koncem konca, posebno pc Byr-
nesovem govoru, najvec kori-
stila.
Z
Precital sem knjigo Prosvet-
ne matice, "Povesti in crtice",
XII jih je spisal Etbin Kristan.
Meme je ia knjiga CAMILLA. zal,
da nj MEN avtor, Etbin Kristan,
sal Is let mlajsi.
John Chamazar. .,
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Okna so bila zastrta z debelimi
sneznimi zameti, in radi topic
te sip so bila okna, kakor bi jo-
kala. V koci je peel gorel ogenj
in njegov sij je metal fantasti-
che sence pc stenah. Siljasti nos
zgubane starke je bill kakor
kljun cudne ptice, brki starca
pa so bill najezeni kakor jeze-
We bodice.
Zunaj je prokleto mrzlo,
stara!
- HIM!
- Vessel sem. da sem vceraj
nacepil drv. Danes bi niti PISA
ne pognal V to burjo.
- Da, je pokimala starka.
In pogovor je utihnil. Zopet
ie zavladala enolicna tiSina, sa-
me ma ognjiscu je prasketal
ogenj in sliSalo Sc je tho evil
Iienje vlaznih drv ma ognjiscu.
Okrog ogfov je zvizgal veter.
Tam V kotu je ura melanholi-
emo odbila sedem.
- Sedem! je rekel starec ia
ko IL navade.
Sedem, je pOnovila starka.
In Spet sta Sc Oba zamislila V
svoic misli in 81 nista imela mic
veG poVedati. Oba sta bila kakor
dive start sow, XII navelicani xiv
lienja mrtvo bulita pred Sc. Pc
sebno starcu je neka crta okrog
ust dajala pasivno, a obenem
dobrOduSnO potezo, a pri stark
so Sc VednO tn in tam zagOrele
meme temnOsiVe OCi in nekak
trdi nasmeh je lezal ma tenkih
in upornih ustnicah.
L zapecka je 'skoGila macka.
Elasticno, Crno in vitko telo je
2amOlklo udarilO OBJ tia. Il mra-
ka so Sc zasvetile macje zelene
oci.
Vrazja maGka! Ustrasil
sem Sc!
- Pusti jo! ST kakor baba, Sc
ie ujezila starka. Poglej raje, &c
ie dovolj Ola lucki!
Starec je odkrevsal kot,
kjer je pred razpelom brlela
rdeca lucka. Da, Ollie je dogore-
VaIo. Vzpel Sc je ma prste, segel
ma police in prilil lucki Ola. V
tenn trenutku so Sc zunaj pred
Vrati zasliSali koraki. Nekdo je
stresal Z nog sneg in krepko
udarjal OBJ prag. Nato je po-
trkal.
Stara sta Sc vznemirila.
- Kdo je? - je kraknils
starka.
- Odprite -. Popotnik pro
81 "a streho! - Sc je sliSal glas
Je SLa'
rec.
- HIM. 60. je istotako zamr-
mrala starka. Martin, odpri, je
rekIa nato.
Starec Martin je odkrevsal
odpirat. Odrinil je zapah. Vrata
so Sc odprla in vstopil je moski.
YES s snegom pokrit. Ma obrvih:
trepalnicah in ma kratko strife
NH brkah je visel sneg, da Sc nj
mOglo razlociti obraza.
- Dober vecer.
- Dober vecer, sta odgovo-
rila Oba hkrati.
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VINKO FORE ISCE sTRICA

Ga. Franciska Tic IL Rodice
PR Domzalah pise svoji hceri
Angel Zaitz V Chicago med
drugim tole:
"Prilagam list nasega mill
maria Vinko Zoreta, ako ga DO
wanna mogoce izrociti njegove-
mu stricu Vinkotu Jarcu, XII Sc
je nahajal veliko let Milwau-
keeju. Vinko, XII posilja ia list,
je bill pri mas mlinar re pref dive
lett, predno je Sci V partizane.
Potem je bill cd Nemcev ujet
ter odpeljan V Dachau. Domov
smo prisli liz jetniskih logarjev
ma NemSkem) vsi naenkrat. Sc
daj della zopet pri mas. Njegov
STRIFE V Ameriki je izucen kro-
JAG, donna IL Stare gore pri Mir
nj ma Dolenjskem.
Zoretovo pismo Sc glasi:
"Dragi stric! Oprosti, ker te
nadlegujem in iScem daljnem
Sirnem svetu. Bod prav .lepo
pozdravljen cd Vinko Zoreta,
sina tvOje sestre Rozalije. &c
dobiS mole pismo, Ii mammalian
~zalOstno vest, da sta mi umrla
mama in alta. Sem cisto locen
cd donna. Nahajam Sc ma Go
renjSkem, V Domzalah V enem
kmeckem mlinu. Nasa gospo-
dinja ina V Ameriki stir hce-
re in enega sina, Cd katerih je
dobila re precej poste. cato sem
Sc tudi JAZZ namenil, da tie bonn
iskal, ako 81 Sc xiv. Gotovo Sc
Sc s%pominjaS, da 81 bill moi bir-
manski boter.
Drugo je pri mas vse ponava-
di. Ma mOjem domu, kar je
mas fantov, smo re vsi ozenjeni.
Ma domu je Lojze gospodar,
drugi cd mas fantov. Gotovo Sc
Sc spominjas, koliko je mas BIZ
10 otrok V Lipniku.
Tudi z mano je kar ponava-
di. Dive lett sem bill partizan-
ski vojak, sedaj pa sem spet
pr svojem delu. Upam, da 81
xiv in zdrav in &c ii je MONO,
te prosim, da mi pises, ker
me DO zelo zanimalo.
Ako bi vedel "a tvoj naslov,
hi Tt pisal obsirnejse, tako pa
ne VEN, &c TIE bodo tie vrstice
sploh dobile. Pozdravljen, dra-
81 stric!
(Stric Vinko Jarc nam nj pi-
sal re cd leta 1886. V Ameriko
! -ie odsel leta 1921 IL Lipnika ma
Dolenjskem. To pismo posiljam
S pomocjo vase name, ker ne
VEN "a stricov naslov. Tudi Vas
lepo pozdravim, ceprav Vas ne
poznam. Sem Ternavcev mill
nar.)