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Evening star., 1946-01-15
Justice Laws Asked
To Name Board 10
Hear Gill Charges
Commissioners Grant
Suspended Jail Chiefs
Demand for Hearing

The Commissioners said today
they are asking Chief Justice
Bolitha ]. Laws of District Court
to name three impartial men,
bers of a board of inquiry to
hear the case of Howard B. Gill
general superintendent of Dis
trict penal institutions, sus-
pended by the Board of Public
Welfare December 6.
Mr.. Gill had requested a public
hearing by persons familiar with
prison conditions. He is charged
by the board with 'incompetency
and ineffciency" in the discharge
of his duties.
The Commissioners request is
contained in letter to Justice Laws
from Commissioner John Russell
Young, who said he would suggest
that the press be admitted to the
deliberations of the board of inquiry
as representatives of the public.
Restriction Proposed.
Newsmen will be asked, however
he added, not to publish any testi-
mony which might hinder police
from recapturing four prisoners
whose escape from the Jail November
"a was followed by Mr.. Gills suspen-
sion and the recommendation for
his discharge.
The city heads said the board OF
inquiry would be competent to pro-
tect Mr.. Gill's rights in every re-
spect.
Announcement Of the plan to give
Mr.. Gill hearing followed receipt
by the Commissioners of a letter
from the suspended general super
lntendent asking them to grant
me hearing, with full publicity
before an impartial board of in
quiry"
Mr.. Gill criticized the charges
made by the board and presented
to him yesterday as "generalities'
in spite of the Commissioners order
asking for specific allegations.
Says Details Were Omitted.
"In filing these rewritten
charges" Mr.. Gill wrote, "the Boarc
of Public Welfare has omitted
names, places, dates and specific
details from practically all accusa.
tionS, so that I am still unable tt
divine what evidence I must mar.
shall to meet Them
He asked the city heads to make
another effort to get the board tt
provide a bill of particulars.
! Mr.. Gill was suspended by Wei
fare Director Ray L. Huff. Severa
days later the Commissioners ex
tended the suspension to becom,
indefinite but not more than 80 day
beyond December 6. During thi
time the board was directed to pre-
pare specific charges and Mr.. Gil
was to be given time to file answers
The suspension and a recommen
dation for discharge were contained
in report of the boards Committe,
on Institutions after an inquiry init
the jail break. Mr.. Gill refused t.
accept responsibility for the jai
break and charged Mr.. Huff had beer
trying to fire him since last summel
(See GILL. Page A-4)
Evening star., 1946-01-15
Doenitz Confesses Lie FormerMarine Bride
In Charge That British Found Dead Of Gas
Sank Athena in 1899 In Apartment Here
Husband, q Newspaper
Photographer, Revived;
Couple Wed Month AGO

Just one month after her
marriage to a former Marine
combat photographer, Mrs. Byrd
Ferneyhough, 33, Federal Hous-
ing Administration secretary,
was found dead today, a victim
of gas fumes, in the kitchen of
her apartment at 1850 Harvard
street NV.
The arrival of a colored switch
board operator and his quick action
was credited with saving the life of
her husband, Byrd Ferneyhough, 80,
now a civilian photographer with
the Army Pictorial Service.
George Ellis, the operator, walked
into the apartment to deliver a
newspaper at $50 am. and found
the veteran on the kitchen floor
overcome by the fumes. His wife
was lying on the couch. An Emer-
gency Hospital physician called by
the operator pronounced her dead.
Husband Revived.
The husband, who was revived
quickly, said he awoke shortly after
6 am, Smelled gas and found three
or four gas jets open on the stove.
He saw his wife and collapsed.
Mr.. Ferneyhough said he was con-
vinced his wifes death was acci-
dental. They attended the fights at
Uline Arena last night and she was
in high spirits when they returned
he said
The husband, a Times Herald pho
tographer before the war, served al
Two Jima and Japan as a technica
sergeant and received letter ol
commentator. Mrs. Ferneyhougf
leaves 12-year-old daughter, Chris.
tine, by an earlier marriage. She
was the daughter of the late Gus
tave Kraemer, a hardware dealer
and was graduated from Holtor
Arms School.
Also surviving are her mother
/ lCoa CAC CASE No.
Evening star., 1946-01-15
UN0 Delegates Split
On Trustee Issue MAY
Be Put Up 10 Truman
Security Council Called to
First Session Thursday;
Byrnes May Speak Again

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Jan. 15.-Oficial
sources disclosed today that
American civilian military off,
cials at the United Nations Gen.
eral Assembly were split over
whether American conquered
japanese Islands should be
placed under UNO sovereignty.
While the American delegation
sought solution to this question, it
was disclosed that the newly elected
Security Council, confronted with
the twin tasks of controlling atomic
energy and preventing another
world war, had been summoned to
hold its first meeting Thursday.
Indications were that Secretary OF
State Byrnes, British Foreign Sec
retary Ernest Bevin and Soviet Vice
Commissar of Foreign Affairs An.
drei Vishinsky would speak at tht
opening session. which will be de.
voted primarily to organization.
Delegates Favor Trusteeship.
The disagreement over the trus-
teeship question. meanwhile, held
the attention of the American
officials
The delegates themselves were
said to favor trusteeship plan for
Evening star., 1946-01-15
New Price Increase Reported
Offered to HeodOH Strike
WoIkout Scheduled at Midnight; Hearings
Resumed in Senate on Foct-Finding Plan

industrial situation, resumed
consideration of President Tru-
mans fact-finding proposal to
reduce strikes.
Unless the last-minute conciliatory
efforts of Federal officials in Chicago
are successful, about $4,000 workers
in livestock slaughtering houses and
meat processing plants over the
country will be on strike tomorrow.
These include $4,000 CIO United
Packinghouse Workers and 1875 900
members of the AFL Butchers
Union who decided to join in the
walkout.
The Senate Labor Committee re-
sumed hearings this morning on a
bill incorporating Mr.. Truman's
ideas for establishment of public
boards, backed up with authority to
subpoena records and witnesses, to
Investigate major disputes. Under
the proposal work stoppages would
be unlawful for 80 days while a
board is functioning.
William H. Davis. who formerly
Evening star., 1946-01-15
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated FteSs.
WEIGH, w. Va, Jan. IS
Seventy-five coal miners mirac-
ulously escaped alive today after
a terrific explosion in the No. q
Hayaco Mine on the outskirts of
WEIGH, but the fate of 1872 others
was in doubt as rescuers drove
into the smoke and dust filled
shaft workings.
E. L. Chatield, an inspector at
large of the State Mines Depart
ment, said he was informed that
267 men were in the workings when
the explosion occurred around $50
am
The force was so terrific that
colored pupils in a schoolhouse and
workers in the store and Office of
the New River g. Pocahontas Con-
solidated Coal Co., from 500 to 1000
feet away, were injured by shat
tered glass and debris. The mine
is operated by New River and Po-
cahontas.
Unofficial estimates said from a
third to one half of those coming
from the mine alive walked up the
Evening star., 1946-01-15
Affidavit Declares Liner
Was Sunk by U-30 on
Day Brituin Entered War
b. the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NUREMBERG, Jan. 15.-An
affidavit by Grand Admiral Karl
Doenitz introduced before the
International Military Tribunal
today exploded the German
myth that the British liner
Athena was sunk by the British
themselves in 1899 in a plot to
push the United States into the
war.
Great Britain demanded the con-
viction of DoenitZ, successor to
Hitler as Fuehrer of Germany. as
murderer" for U-boat attacks
on helpless sailors in hfeboats and
for ordering the ruthless shooting
of Commands.
Col. H. j. Phillimore, a British
prosecutor, told the tribunal trying
Doenitz and 81 other top Nazis as
war criminals that Doenitz was
mo plain sailor" and was a key
cog behind Nazi preparations for
aggressive war.
Tried to Blame Churchill.
The affidavit, signed by Doenitz
| November IT, l945. said the Athena
was sunk by the German submarine
U-30 on the day Britain entered
the war. On board were $500
passengers. Thirty Americans were
among the 113 persons who per-
ished. German propaganda at the
time tried to lay the blame on
Winston Churchill.
Bolstering the cast against Doenitz,
1t. Comdr. Karl-Heir.z Moehle, a
German submarine commander who
sank 20 Allied ships, testified against
the admiral, asserting that he did
not want to be blamed for his for
mer chiefs order to shoot up life
boats.
AS the prosecution denounced Doe
nitz, the cold, aloof admiral dropped
his pose of indifference for the first
time and cursed and defended him
self in mutterings with other de-
PENDANTS in the dock.
Navy Caught Short.
The British, also prosecuting
Grand Admiral Erich Raeder, prede-
cessor. of Doenitz as commander ot
the German Navy, introduced cap
tured Nazi document in which Rae
der asserted that Hitler's ideal year
for attacking England was 1914 anc
that the German Navy, which took
his word for everything, was caught
short by the outbreak of the wal
in 1899.
: Doenitz's affidaWt said the German
high command ordered the sinking
of the Athena ito be kept a tota
secret The German idea was thai
the loss of American lives NIGH
excite the United States as did thu
sinking of the Lusitania in tn,
World War. 1t was the German
scheme to turn American ire on thu
British and away from Germany.
Evening star., 1946-01-15
Australian Proposes
That UNO Police Use
Atom to Keep Peace
Ey the Associats1 Piess.

By the AsSociatsi PieSs.
LONDON. Jan. 15.-The sug-
gestion that atomic weapons be
used to aid the proposed world
police force in keeping the
peace was made today by N. ].
O. Maxim, Australian Navy
Minister and head of the Aus
tralian delegation to the United
Nations Assembly.
In his reference to atomic
weapons, Mr.. Maxim said,
There is nothing in the nature
of atomic weapons which ex-
cludes them from the general
terms of the Charter in regard
to the contribution of armed
forces, assistance and facilities.
Australia is a member of the
UNO Security Council which
will set up the international
police force.
Evening star., 1946-01-15
New Overseas Edition
Will Be Out Tomorrow

A new issue of The Stars
Overseas Edition will be ready
tomorrow. Free copies, with
envelopes for mailing, may be
obtained at The Stars busi-
ness counter and the Victory
Bond booth in Lansburgh'S
Department Store.
The edition is strictly linn
tied. Please don't waste a
single copy.
Evening star., 1946-01-15

PIQUA, Ohio. Jan. Is (P).-An
eastbound Pennsylvania freight
train was derailed near Piqua yes
terday, tying up all rail traffic
through here. o. M. Wise, the lines
agent, reported that II cars of TO
car train left the tracks.
Evening star., 1946-01-15
HoIfofU.S S. Group Due to Leave
Feb. 3 as UNOWork MovesFus

of the judges of the International
Court of Justice.
However, the Security Council
could continue to sit after the As
sembly has concluded its work and
adjourned this first session.
Every effort is being made by the
United States, Russia, Britain and
others to conflne the work of the
Assembly to organizational affairs
and to leave all other problems for
the second half of the first meeting,
which is to be held later in the
United States at the home of the
UNO, which has still to be picked.
Evening star., 1946-01-15
By GOULD LINCOLN,
Star Staff Writer.

LONDON, Jan. 15.-The work of
the United Nations Assembly is
moving so rapidly that arrange
ments are being made for half the
members of the American delega-
ton to sail for home February
and the other half February 10, it
was learned today in official circles.
This means, presumably, that the
particular tasks of the Security
Council will be run through fairly
promptly. including the naming of
a secretary general and the election
Evening star., 1946-01-15
Bulletin
Late News
Two Seized in Kidnopino

CHICAGO GA woman
who left an automobile in a
garage for a repair job Janu-
ary !. the day of the kidnap-
killing of Suzanne Degnan, 6,
and a man friend were seized
today by police for question
ing.
Earlier Story on Page B-6.)
Evening star., 1946-01-15
W. H. CowIes, Publisher
Dies in Spokane at 79
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SPOKANE, Wash, Jan. 15.-W.
Fl. Cowles, 70, publisher of the
Spokane Spokesman Review since
1893 and a director of the Associated
Press for SO years, until le41, died
today.
Mr.. Cowles had been in ill health
for year.
His son, w. H. Cowles, jr., had been
carrying on the active direction of
the newspaper for some time as gen.
eral manager.
Evening star., 1946-01-15
BULLETIN.

CHICAGO (P1. The AFL
Meat Cutters Union notified
it's 500 local units today to
strike at one minute past
midnight against six large
meat packing companies.
Every effort on the part of
our international officials to
avoid Nationwide meat
packing strike has been un-
successful" the union Off
cials said in kilograms to the
locals.
EARLY MEAT SHORTAGE here
predicted if packers strike.
Evening star., 1946-01-15
By JAMES Y. NEWTON.

By JAMES Y. NEWTON.
Government mediators re-
portedly offered new price con-
cessions to packers today in their
effort to head off the meat strike
set for midnight as Congress,
under pressure of the boiling
Evening star., 1946-01-15

(See UNO, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1946-01-15

(See LABOR, Page A-4.D
Evening star., 1946-01-15

(See PEARL HARBOR, Page A-12)
Evening star., 1946-01-15

(See MINE, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1946-01-15
Pennsy Freight DeruiIed

(See GAS CASE, Page A..
Evening star., 1946-01-15

(See TELEPHONE, Page A
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-31

katerem ina zapisana imena
pokojnih. ze skoraj stiri leta
ina to pismo vedno S seboj, da
ga pokaze, ako Sc zglasi kateri
cd svojcev.
"Tesno mi je bilo pri srcu, a v
tolazbo mi je bilo, da je bill
grob lepo okrasen S cvetjem in
luckami. Ma krizcu sta doslej
zapisani sele dve imeni. Grobar
mi je pripovedoval, kako so ia
sisti pokoncali vso desetorico.
Ustreljene SO privezali mulam
"a rep in jih vlekli v Trebnje ma
razstavo. Zlozili so jih pred sa-
mo sodnijo deset po vrsti, sill
kali so jih in sramotili S tenn,
da so zahtevali cd vsakogar, XII
je sci mimo, maj plume ma po-
kojne. Ljudje so Sc tega ogiba-
Ii in bezali stran.
"Tako so pokojni lezali diva
dni javno izpostavljeni, nakar
so jih dali fasisti zakopati v kot
med kopriye ma pokopaliscu.
Nalozili so jih ma voz kakor dr.
/ va. MISC imeli nobene krste, po-
kojniki so bill vsi bosi in gro
zovito pobiti. Nikdo nj smell "a
pogrebom, samo grobar jih j
zlagal jamo navzkriz, kako1
drva, jana je bila tesna in n
bilo drugace prostora, kakor de
! so legli drug vrh drugega.
"Hotela sem Sc videti tisti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-31
Ses+rieno Sc ogIoso Il PodIogo pri Krskem
ENAKOPRAvNOST

vso hrano iskati v trgovini, kjer
nam dajejo brezplacno "a en-
krat, ker denarja tudi nimamo.
"Toda zaupamo v Boga in v
nase vodstvo, XII nam Re poma-
ga v tenn tezkem polozaju, ko-
likor sc pac da. Pri mas skoraj
nj hise, da bi ne bila prizadeta
cd vojne, da ne bi namrec pre-
zgodaj zgubila kaksnega clana
druzine. Tako tudi mi ne vemo
"a Lojzeta in Ivana, kaj je z
NINA, ker sc do sedaj Sc nista
vrnila IL Nemcije.
''Pri mas ljudje zelo mrjejo in
zdravnik je ugotovil, da polovi-
co ljudi, XII smo Sc vrnili IL ta-
borisc, bo pomrlo prezgodaj, kar
je posledica izgnanstva. Pri mas
donna snno Sc zdraVl, kar tudl
Vam vsem skupaj zelimo. Kaj
pa pri vas? Kako ste preziveli
to vojno dobo, ali ste vsi zivi in
zdravi? Prosim, odpisi mi takoj,
ko prejmes to pismo, ker smo
zelo radovedni, kako lie Sc z va
mi vsemi.
maj skoncam in Vas v duhu
vse skupaj prav prisrcno po-
zdravljam, posebno pa tebe, Sc
striena Mary, Tvoja sestricna
"Marija Felicijan".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-31
NosIo ie sinov grob

V "Slovenskem poroGevalcu"
je bio objavlje,aa crtica slovem-
ske motere JuHjane Klavs IL To-
loga pri Ljubljaai, XII opiswje,
kako je mo$la grob svojega si',a,
ki je padel . boju kot partisan.
Omemjena sloUe,asko matt piSe:
"Ko je Sci moi sin k partiza-
nam g. januarja 1942), Sc nj
bill 18 let star. Pogumen in We
sci je sci IL hise, rekoc: 'Ce Sc
ne vrnem, boste pa drugi ostali.
Kmalu "a MIN je odsel drugi
sin, tretjega pa so odgnali v
Dachau.
"Letos ma prank Vseh sve-
tih sem nasla padlega sina v
Trebnjem ma pokopaliscu, ma
precej visokem hribcku. Grobar
mi je pokazal grob, kjer je 10
tovarisev skupaj pokopanih.
Pokazal mi je tudi pismo, ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-31

prostor, kjer SO bill pokojniki
razstavljeni. Yes prostor so oh
letosnjih Vseh svetih domacini
meter ma siroko in tako dalec,
do koder je lezalo 10 moz, oblo-
zili z mahom, ma katerem je le-
zalo 10 vencev in v vsakem ven.
Gu bel sopek. Ma sredi mahu je
bill kriz, ma MEM pa je visel tr.
njev venec. Pod krizem je bil
lep okrasek iz cvetja in lucka
Vsem, XII ste to storili, prisrens
zahvala! -"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-31

Bro+ umrI in+ernociii cd Ioko+e


Tam je bilo po 20 mrlicev ma
dan. Ubiti so ma Gori: Gabrov
prvi sin Anton; tamladih pa
hci Anica, drugi sin Janez in
prvi sin Lojze; Andrejev drugi
in tretji sin; stefanove Tone pr
vi sin.
Matezev Peter je bill ubit donna
ma pragu, ko seize primeril spo-
pad dveh vojsk. Takrat je. zgo-
rel tudi Boltetov skedenj in me-
nj voz poln sena. Sem ravno I'VE
Ger pripeljala laza seno, tako
da sedaj nimam voza.
"Matevzeva Katra so umrli in
hci Micka; Gregorjeva Lojza je
tudi umrla. Grebencev Janez je
bill ubit. Anzenove France je sin
ubit, moz j je pa umrl tam, kjer
moi MOI, tudi cd lakote. Jane
zov Joze je pogresan. Luzarjeva
Anica je porocena v Loskem po-
toku. Pri Simcu so trije sinovi
ubiti, vsi ma en- dan in eden cd
prve zene sin je pa pogresan.
"Mihelovga Janeza sinova sta
oba pogresana; Miklavov drugi
sin je ubit; Krkocov tatretji je
ubit; Tekavcev zet pogresan,
Gregurckov zet, donna cd Jerne-
,jovih, je pogresan; smetov ia
prvi pogresan, ia drugi ubit;; ia
kobckov sin Ivan pogresan. Jo-
re je Sc xiv, sin pa mu je tudi
ubit. Peskove France prvi sin je
ubit; Betrnovega Janeza stirje
sinovi ubiti, cd teh so trije pa
dli V borbi, ia malega, XII je bill
tri leta star pa je donna raznesla
bomba, XII jo je nekje iztaknil.
Jurjev mlajsi sin Polde je ubit;
cd starejsega sina pa sincek
tudi ubit, ga je bomba raznesla
ma Kladneku, bill je sedem let
star. Blejckovega Janeza drugi
sin je tudi ubit.
"AndreJeva Franco je poro'
cena V Malem logu, stirje sino.
vi in moz ubiti. To so posledice
vojske ma Gori. Gregorjevi trije
sinOvi ubiti ).
"To so strasne stevilke groze
-43 moskih je unicila vojska
ma tel mali Gori. Poglejte raz.
dejanja! Mojega prvega sina
Vinkota je tudi doletela nesre'
ca. V roke je dobil kapsel cd
granate in ga je nekaj tolkel, kc
ga je drzal V roki in mu je eks-
plodiralo in odtrgalo tri prste
napol ma levi roki. Hvalabogu
da nj desna roka. Tudi stric Ma.
tija so umrli v Malem logu.
"Sedaj maj koncam S tenn
grozotaa1i. Kako pri Vas. Ste
vsi zivi in zdravi?
"Pozdrav cd meme in vseh
nojih otrok.
Maria Kosmerl. u
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-31

maj sporocim se imena po-
kojnih, XII SO pokopani V skup-
mem grobu. Prosim, da Sc n1u
svojci pismeno zglasijo, da Sc
pogovorinro, kako Jim oh priliki
postavimo skupen spomenik.
Pokojniki so: Fabian Ivan,
Bercon Franc, Klemencic Franc,
Vidmar Stanko, Roth Branko,
Miklic Janez, Klavs Joze,-ime-
ma treh pa Sc MISC ugotovljena. "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-31


Kosmerl, iz Gora-Krzeti, st. 63,
posta Sodrazica, XII mu sporoca,
da je bill njen moz, njegov brat
Alojz Cd Italijanov interniran.
Podlegel je lakoti internaciji
v Reki.
Dale pise druge podrobnosti
il domacega kraja in O mnogih,
XII so ostavili svoja zivljenja v
boju "a svobodo. Marsikateri je
prisel oh svoje zivljenje po ne
dolznem in ma domacem pragu.
Pismo je bilo napisano 28.
novembra 1945, in je sledece
vsebine:
"Dragi Franc!
"V prvih vrsticah sprejmi is
krene pozdrave Cd meme, Tvoje-
ga pokojnega brata ALOHA zene
in otrok. zalostno novice I'll pi
Sem, da Lojza, Tvojega brata
nj vec med zivimi. Umrl je v in
naciji ma Reki V Italiji. II. ja-
nuarja, 1943.
"Dne Is. augusta, ma Velike
mase dan, 1912, so Itdlijani OBJ
kohh noSo cerkev IN pobrah use
moSke cd IS. pa do IS. leto Sta
rosti IN jih odgnaH . interndci-
10. Odvedli so jih ma otok Rab
in cd tam naprej ma vse strani.
Moi moz je Sci Cd tam ma Reko
in ma Reki je Cd lakote umrl.
moi Bog! Cd lakote. TIE be-
sede ne morejo IL mojih ust-
cd lakote! TAX mlad, zdrav clo-
vek. Donna ina mater, zeno in
pet otrok. Najzadnja je bila ko-
mai rojena Oh casu, ko je odha-
ial. Tedaj je bila diva meseca
stara, ko so oceta odpeljali in
tako ne DO nikdar poznala svo-
jega alta.
"Revez je pokopan ma Trsatu,
to je bozja pot ma Susaku. Tia
81 zelim enkrat z otroci ma ME
gov grob. Misli 81, dragi Fran
ce, kaj sem izgubila! Vse ma
TEN svetu. Ostali so mi le ljubi
otrocicki po MEM, kot drag spo-
min, brez vsega. JAZZ premislju-
lem IL dneva V dan, cim jim
bonn nasitila prazne zelodcke in
elm oblekla? Pa V Boga zau-
pam in delam kot crna zivina.
Sal yes, "a sest ljudi skrbeti, pa
vse ma mojih rokah. In hudo
vrh hudega Sc ma cente.
''Moja mama so bill tudi
ustreljeni 90 nesreci. Listje so
grabli V lazih in bill je spopad
dveh vojsk in SO Sc mama zna-
sli med tisto borbo. Ranjeni so
bill V noge. Krogla jim je sla
skozi ODE noge. Prebila jim je
glavne zile in SO izkrvaveli, pref
ko smo prisli do njih. To je bilo
IS. oktobra 1912.
"Mojega brata so pa ltalijani
ustrelili tri tedne pref, ko so
mama umrli. To sc je zgodilo g.
septembra 1912. ReUe$o so inae-
il duo dni saprtega . LosEem
potoku, pri Tobru ma pokopah-
SCu D cerkUici. SestrG PaVla mau
je meszo jesti in sa oble6i, pa ga
je naSla . cerkUici mo- tragah,
Usega D frUa, Sc gOrEeg0.
"Tukaj smo prestali grozne
stvari, V tel strasni vojski. Sa-
mo to smo bolj srecni kot drug
je, da nam MISC Sc his pozgali,
kakor drugje. Loski potok, vas
Travnik, pozgano; Sodrazica je
vsa pozgana; pol zigmaric, pol
Vince, Jurjevca, Breze, Ravne,
Topol, Metle it'd. Srecna je vas,
kjer so Sc hise cele. Cora nj po-
zgana, samo zupnisce in Gasilni
dom, pa deloma sola.
''Iz Ribnice so s kanoni sire
ljali, pa je zadelo v cerkev,
prebilo mad prvim oltarjem, pa
bomba nj eksplodirala. Ena pa
je zadela pred Mihelovcovo hiso,
v glavnem vrata. Ia vrati je stal
takrat 11-letni sin Janezovega