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Nogales international., 1946-11-28

HERITAGE FROM PLYMOUTH For 63 days. long weeks
small ship tossed its the Atlantic in the fall of
limited
quarters that little Religious oppression had driven the
Separats freedom
them until 1885 that this
Thanksgiving Church
sthe poorer rsortb being of richer"
Nogales international., 1946-11-28
BACK FROM
EXTENDED TRIP

John G. George is back from a
trip to Mexico City and Washing
ton, DC.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28

A regular meeting of the Nogales
branch of the American Association
of University Women will be held
at the home of Mrs. George Peter
son, Monday, Dec. 2, at pm.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28
OUT OF HOSPITAL

Mrs. Jeff Jones, formerly of No
gales, left st. Mary's Hospital in
Tucson Nov 10Th following a six
week illness.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28

Maria Embrick and Mercedes
Elias arrived in Nogales Sunday
after visiting for several months in
San Diego.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28
AT PARKER FUNERAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Parker and
two daughters of San Pedro were at
Vaughn Sunday for the funeral of
Mrs. Addie Parker.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28
DISTRICT DEPUTY
OF ELKS HERE

OF ELKS HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis LauX of
Douglas spent Tuesday evening here
while Lauck, district deputy of the
Elks, made his official visit to the
local lodge. A large class of cam
didates was initiated.
Mrs. E. L. Oliver returned Sunday
night from the west coast of Mexico
tomato growing districts.
Nogales, International, the county
wide newspaper which goes into
more than $50 of all homes in
Santa Cruz County.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28

Bob Hoeffer is in NogaleS from
Hermosillo to spend the Thanksgiv-
ing holidays.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28

Miss Patsy O'Keefe arrived in
Nogales last night from Los Angeles
where she is employed by the War
Assets Administration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Powell, for
merly of Nogales, are now residing
at Rancho Mirage, about 10 miles
south of Palm Springs, Calf.
1t. Karl G. RAIDER has asked for
his release from the Army Air
Forces, and is expected home in the
near future. He is now stationed
in Alaska.
T. E. Heady was in town Monday
from San Rafael Valley and said As
of an inch of rain fell there Sunday
night.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28

George Peterson left Saturday for
Springerville to be present at the
seasons elk hunting which is get
ting underway this week.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28

Pierre Baffert motored to Tucson
Tuesday.
j. B. Robinson who has been i'll
in Tucson is leaving Saturday for
Los Angeles.
r. E. Thornton of Phoenix will
spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Barbee of Crawford
| street.
Nogales International, the county
wide newspaper which goes into
more than $50 of all homes in
Santa Cruz County,
william G.. Simonton, clerk of the
Board of Supervisors, is i'll at his
home on Potrero street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Oates arrived
in Nogales Saturday to spend the
winter months. Mr.. Oates is In
charge of the installation of ma
chinery in his son-in-law's plant on
north Grand avenue. The tomato
packing plant, owned by Walter
Holm, Sr., is scheduled to open be-
tween the 18th Of December and
the 1st of January. Mr.. Oates Will
be manager of the plant which is
the first of it's kind in Nogales.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28

Customs Officer Frank McCay
has been laid up at his home on
Terrace street with an injured
knee.
Mrs Elva Howell Jeter of Phoe-
nix and Mrs. Sue Cotner of Cotton,
Calf, have returned to their homes
after having been here as nurses
for the late Mrs. Joseph E. Wise.
DOWN TO THE LAST DOL
LAR" THEY BET UNTIL THEY
WENT BROKE. THEN RAISED
MORE CASH AND WENT BROKE
AGAIN UNTIL, IN MOST CASES,
THE GRAVE CLAIMED THEM AS
PAUPERS. EVEN THOSE WHO
MANAGED TO LEAVE A BANK
ACCOUNT BEHIND WE'RE THE
EXCEPTIONS THAT PROVED
THE RULE: YOU CAN'T BEAT
THE HORSES. READ THIS
STORY OF THE GREAT RACING
GAMBLE IN THE AMERICAN
WEEKLY, THE MAGAZINE DIS
TRIBUTED WITH NEXT SUN
DAYS LOS ANGELES EXANTIN-
Err. (Adv.)
Nogales international., 1946-11-28

Miss Barbara Anderson is flying
home about Dec. 18th from Rollins
College, Winter Park, Florida, to
spend the Christmas holidays with
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. r. E.
Anderson, of Marsh Heights.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28

Pvt. Louis Ramirez, Jr., is arriv-
ing today from Barstow, Calif., on
a two week leave to visit his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ramirez, 108
Potrero street. Pvt. Ramirez enlist
ed in the Marine Corps in August
and this is his first visit home.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28

Ted Bonorand returned Sunday
from a weeks vacation trip in
southern California.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28

and this is his first visit home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Itule have
arrived in Nogales for the winter
months. Mr.. Itule is connected
with the tomato business.
Mrs. Dave Halgren (Margaret
Bercich) was NogaleS visitor Mon
day from her ranch home near
Dragon, Arizona.
Frank Carroon and son Charles
motored to Tucson Friday.
Alex Kerson arrived Sunday by
plane from Culiacan, Sinaloa, where
he is in the tomato business.
Judge G.. E. Hardy is motoring to
Phoenix today to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with relatives.
Judge Gordon Farley is handling
tickets for the Arizona-Kansas State
football game in Tucson Saturday.
Any person wanting tickets may OBJ
tain them by calling 159.
Nogales International, the county
wide newspaper which goes into
more than $3.50 of all homes in
Santa Cruz County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Parker and
two daughters, of San Pedro, Calf,
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Parker of
Elgin were visitors in NogaleS Fri
day.
Al Hilton of the Elgin district
was in town Friday.
Miss Pudgie Hulburt and Buddy
Chatham, who attend school in
Tucson, were here Friday for the
Nogales- Tucson Amphitheatre foot
ball game.
Customs Officer Roscoe Egan un-
derwent an operation at st. J0'
Senb'S H0sDitaJ last Th11rSdav
Nogales international., 1946-11-28

Mr.. and Mrs. F. Williams of Tue
son will spend Thanksgiving visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Lemier and will
be accompanied home by Freddie
Lemier who will spend the weekend
in Tucson.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28

CASTOR Bachelor is recovering at
st. Josephs Hospital from broken
leg which he received in the No
gales-Coolidge football game at
Coolidge three weeks ago.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Itule have
arrived in Nogales for the winter
months. Mr.. Itule is connected
with the tomato business.
Nogales international., 1946-11-28

Customs Officer Roscoe Egan un-
derwent an operation at st. Jo'
seph's Hospital last Thursday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06
MASTITIS PREVENTION

An ounce of prevention Is
worth several pounds OF cure in
controlling mastlt,s in dairy
herds.
All maSti,iS starts with intee-
tons which enter through the
teat, A. j. Franklin. county agent,
said and things which should be
considered in the fight % pre-.
vent this disease include careful
selection OF ANIMALS TO be pun.
chased, careful milking praeue.
eS and held homogeneous pre-
Vention of injuries TO the teatS
or uddey giving favorable eoadi'
ti0nS tor growth of the germs,
thorough cleaning OF udder and
teats before and after milking,
stripping although the leaving OF
a half az whole pint is not dam
geYouS; proper training OF a FIRST
calf heiter, and grading the
cows into diSeaSestFee suspects
and positively diseased udderS,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06
Fourth Birthday Of
Elizabeth Gulley
Occasion For Porty

The fourth birthday OF Eliza
beth Gulley, Wednesday. Deeem,
Der 4, was celebrated by a party
at which her mother. Mrs. Walter
r. Gulley. j.. was hostess at her
home, $50 Washington avenue,
PaScagoula
Games fitted to such an &C.
eaSion We're enjoyed until the
birthday cake with It's glitter
ing candles had been admired and
then cut and served with ice
cream.
Each child was made happy by
the SIT Of a favor,
The guest list included Patri-
Ella Thompson, Danny and Sha,
yon Cole, Terrell and katherine
Ford Mary Jane MeGyath. Marie
and Bobby GulleN, Mary and
Emily Bush. Frankie Frederic,
Becky Raeet, Susan King. MeNa
Co(meN Mess poiNO, and Russell
Fletcher
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06
Monthly Meeting Of
Catholic League In
DIV Auditorium

The monthly meeting OF the
Catholic School League was held
Wednesday al 3 p m. in he audi.
torium of Our Lady of Victories
school.
The session was opened with
prayer BY the Rev + J Carey at-
ter which a tap dance was gwen
by Elaine Sehank who was ae-
c0mpanled at the piano by her
mother. Mrs. Herman Sehank
Following the usual routine
business the League voted Ia send
Christmas gifts 20 the Red Cross
for distribution among men at the
Veterans Facilities m Gultpovt,
These are To be turned over to
Mrs, John O. Grant lr, not lat
eY than December IL. 10 be CIV
en- 10 the paSeagoula Red Cross,
Mrs, L, ] Jane, Jr,, was ap.
pointed chairman at the Commune
lV Chest Drive at the school
when 10 cents Is 10 be collected
from each child,
Mrs, W, ], Sehee)er gave n re.
port ON the carnival ball and
asked her hearers To watch out
for the date,
The league then heard a talk by
Father Carey,
The entrance prize was won by
Mrs, Alley Walker
Following prayer 10y Father
Carey MeSdRmeS Jane and Doug.
las Clark served a teeShment
course,
The room count of IS percent
went To the third grade,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06
Mrs. Hardy Hostess
AZ Bridge Tuesday
Afternoon. Dec. 8

On Tuesday afternoon Mrs, A,
NJ HARDY extended pleasant hes
pitality TO few dev0teeS at
bridge end TEA At her home, l0l1
nuena Vista street
A series of GAMES save the
high score prize, an assortment at
pottea plants, to Mis-, h n Me
Twain and appropriate tavepS
were ven by Mrs n A. huydiek
for second hieh SeeCe and MeS.
Phillip Ware fer cutting high
est,
Ice cream and cake were served,
The PLAYERS were MeSdameS II,
n Mellwain, huraiek, Ware, lu-
Illus Mellwain, Roy Elder hay,
lNus Stokes and Hugh peSSeu and
Miss Dorothy Emmitt
Mrs HarayS sister, Miss Sue
Hall, and Mrs, Charles Weaver
We're tea guests,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06
Silver Wedding Day
Celebrated BY Mr..
And Mrs. Wilkinson

Mr. and Mrs J. Z Wilkinson Of
Moss Point. formerly Of Liberty.
Miss. were h0nored at a recep-
non al the home Of their second
daughter. Mrs D E Townsend.
1907 Williams street. on their
silver wedding anniversary
The living room and kitchen
cite Of the horne We're decorated
with silver trimming over the
windows and center ceiling. and
hanging from each door were the
figures IS in silver, The flowers
were white and yellow aStevS IN
silver baskets
The many lovely gifts were
placed in y hedloom 0f blue.
Silver baskets OF yellow aSterS
completed the color scheme
A beautiful three OeYed white
and silver wedding cake topped
with miniature bride and groom
was placed between cleaning
white taperS in silver holders
Before the cutting OF the cake
by the honorea couple 4 PRAYER
was said by h h Knight 0t Pas
eaEeula,
Mrs u r. Perkins Youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Wilkins
SoAa presided over the guest book
and pinned y small silver rs on
each TegiStrant,
Mrs r. n Mcdonald, eldest
howl
daughteN presided eveY the punch
outsef,tewn guests were Nh
aud Mrs n H. Mcdonald 0t Me,
bile Norris eallleuet. and Miss
Marshall Bates of New Orleans,
Mr. and Mrs lee THOMPSON of
Covlngten, Lau and Mrs, Winnie
cNFley Of Hammond, La
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06
AUXILIARY CIRCLE TO MEET

Meeting of the two circles of
the Woman'S Auxiliary To the
First Presbyterian church Of Pas,
eageWla will he held Monday at
Sp m, Circle One viii meet with
Mrs T. 7, Justice SSS Pine street
and Circle I've with Mrs, II, @,
WiNgtle,3, on South PaSeageNla
street
The Auxiliary held it's monthly
mSpiradenal meeting at the
church Monday afternoon,
During the business period
plans we've begun for Christmas
activities at the church.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06

Fallen leaves contain relatively
large amounts of valuable elev
ments such as nitrogen and pheS.
phefas which originally We're y
part Of the soil,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06

Mobile ieep units now are used
to get ut isolated oVer-wpe trees
which need 70 be taken cut of
humber areas to make room for
GROWING trees,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06

Founding place of the L. s. Ma
tlne Corps was Tun Tavern in
Philadelphia. firS, recruiting site,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06

In Guatemala. eitrenella and
lemengrass ellis are used in MAX
ms soap and perfumes,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06

There are now more than 20
600 diamond cutters widely scat
tered throughout the world,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-12-06

Germen silver Is an old name
for the ancient Chinese alloy Of
nickel, copper and zine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-08

zvezali, nato Jill mad zakrajem
ustrelii. Bila sta strasno rabbi
ia, posebno Jernej. Koliko pa
drugih, posebno partizanov je
padlo ekrog mas. Kar q vozovi
SO jih vozili, kot drva.
~ dolini pri Lipci je tudi vse
uniceno. Joze je bill v Italiji v
internaciji. Matt, ozirona lena
cd NIGGA je bila v Nemciji inter-
nirana. Anico in Justo so imeli
nekaj casa v Velikih Lascah "a
prte. Nato SO Anico izpustili,
Justine pa so m Pijavi Gorici
muciIi njeni nekdanT prijateljl,
nate pa ustrelili. Donna SO osta-
Ii Anica in diva mlajsa bratca.
A tudi ii SO moral bezati in pu-
stiti vse. Enega, XII je bill Sc
skoro otrok, ga ma potu ustre-
lili, dom pa vse porusili in oro-
pail. Sedaj SO Sc ostali, XII so Sc
zivi, vrnili domov ma rusevine,
da je res zalostno. Ivan je bill v
partizanih, je bill oh nogo, nato
je urnrl. "
mo, sedaj sem ii pa ze dosti
napisala. Sal nj dolgo, ko sem
Francki (sestri) pisala. In ma
ma so tudi dosti napisali. Pises,
kaj nam najbolj rnanjka. Yes,
sal sedaj lazje dobimo kot pref.
Najtezje Sc dobijo eevlji, ako bi
mogel poslati "a spomlad, imam
st. 38, ali kaksno obleko "a ma
mo in Angelco. Hrane nam ne
manjka, snao precej pridelali, nj
treba proved skrbeti. Sedaj bo
vedno boljse.
III koncu Sc sprejmite maj
lepse pozdrave od cele druzine,
Name, alta, Angelce in
Anice."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-08
DOPRINOSI AMERIKI!
Nobena posamezna narodnos

Nobena posamezaa narodnost
v Ameriki 81 ne more prisvajati
prednjastva. Kar je Amerika da-
mes. je posledica kocrdinacije
vseh narodov. v knjigi "A Ma
ton of Nations" je mas poznani
IN spostovani amerisko-slovenski
pisatelj Louis Adamic temeljito
pojasnil. O fem Sc lahko prepri-
cafe. ako 81 nabavite in presita.
te otnenjeno knjigo. III je v zalo-
gi " urednistvu Enakopravnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-08

E0O III AIBcIvhU, u 1--WE 30 HI
|tefnifali, mega pa 50 odpeljali
ia kasagne iii ustfelili. Obdol,
Zen je bill, da je bill navzoG To-
krat, 10 50 partizani 1iapadli
Rufnarsko, ko je bila tam be-
logardisticna postojanka, d Y
resnici pa nj Bill. Ubili 50 ga do
macini, oziroma zatozih. on se
je mislil ravno poroeiti . LenG-
kovo Julko IL Studenega.
''Kasarne so tudi vse razbite,
SO bile bombardirane Cd nem-
skega avijona. sedaj' jih poprav-
ljajo.
.'Froletov Ivan je bill dolgo
Casa v Ljubljani v bolnisnici "a
vertarja. Cd tam je Sci v parti-
zane leta 1943 in veG zdravni-
kov z MIN. Donna so bill neza-
dovoljni, da je sci, ker je bill
Miro pri domobrancih. No in da-
nes, Ivan je ziv in zdrav, rlaha-
ia Sc v Domzalah pri Ljublja-
nj. A cd Mirkota ne vedo nic,
kje je. France stencov je bill tu-
di donnobranec. Tudi ne vedo
nic "a MEGA, ga nj domov. Oee
SO zivi.
''No Volcjem pri sobidru pa
je hado. Oce so umrli, Francka
je zelo bolna, matt so tudi start,
tako da nina kdo delati. joe in
Lojze sta bila pri domobran-
cih, nj nobenega domov.
"Grkov Joze je bill nekaj ca
sa pod zascito,' en- cas- je bill
pa v partizanih, a sedaj je do
ma. Cotna Janez in France sta
donna. Janez je res bolan, je bill
ma operaciji "a slepic, in je pre-
nitro vstal, zato boleha. Joze je
pa ma Rabu umrl.
France Jernejov je bil v In.
ternaciji, a je letos prisel do
NOV; potem je bill "a teranca,
to je, da je skrbel "a hraao "a
partizane In druge stvari. AL
mega so usmrtili nekdanji ME
govi prijatelji, XII so bili pri do
mobrancih kot 'crnorokcp. Sled,
Mi so innei sluzbo, da SO same
morili ljudi. On je delal pri sim
lovih v skednju, a je bilo vse H.
dano. Prisli so naravnost v ske'
denj; hotel je uteei, prossl jif
je, maj ga pustijo, ali brezsrcnt
zlocinci SO streljali "a MIN, ga
oDstfel1ll. Do ZakraJa Je beZal
tam je omagal. Oropali SO ga in
se cd blizu ustrelili. Ko je izdih.
nil, SO odsli.
'Ravno tako so prisli ma Godi'
cevo, kjer je bill liz doline Jer'
nej, cd Alene sin IL Ponikove'
ga, in Cd Hribarjeve. Pavle Sc
stra Lojzka je bila tudi tam
ker donna 81 nista upala ostati
ker jima so grozili, in to njiho.
vi sorodniki. Zato sta sla obs
ma Godicevo. Ali prisli SO, j.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-08
PIynlA II 3TANEoA kRAJA
Moti in sestrd piyeii il sirmiee pri DIokoh

Inc sil1o zopet enkrat talko sree-
Ini, ID ssdo dobili Tvojg piseih-
Ice, in da tudi nai lahio pisenAo,
ker vern, da re zaninaa, kaj vss
srno v TEN tasu doziveli. Nekaj
50 Ii ae mama pisali, ali oni he
tezko pisejo, zatorej Ii bonn jaz
lvee. III. ~..
"Pises, da 81 Sc poroeil. cesti-
tam k Tvojemu zakonskeanu sta
nu in Wanna zelifn obilo srese i'll
zadovoljnosti. Mas pray veseli,
da 81 SO porocil, ker posebno v
tujini samovati IL dneva v dan
je res dolgcas. +
"Pri mas Sc pa v teku stirih
let .niti raalo nj nihce spomnil
kaj takega. Kako? Sal nismo
vedeli niti "a emo uro naprej, ali
bono ostali pri zivljenju ali ne.
Cd leta 1941 in prav do letos do
9. rnaja smo dan "a dnenn tre-
petali, kaj bo Sc hujsega prislo.
| "Prvi povzroeitelj vojne je bill
italian. On je kriv, da je to-
like nasih slovenskih domov uni
eenih. To je bilo zanj najvecje
veselje, da Sc eimvec unici in
razbije; kriv, da je ma tisoce in
tisoce nasih bratov in sestra po-
mrlo po temniii gozdovih, po ta-
boriscih, jecah it'd.
MAS brat Tone je Sci v par
tizane najvec iz bojazni. Jih je
veliko odslo v gozd. A bella gar
da pa je prijela "a orozje, XII j
ga je izroeila italijanska fash
stiena EVER, in morila svoje last.
ne brate.
7 "Ko je sla ofenziva leta 1912
niimo mas, je bilo res neka a
strasnega. Preje so svarili in
opofninjali ljudi, da maj DO vsak
donna, posebno moski. In res
cakali so vsi donna. Ofenziva je
prisla k Luzarjern. Vpisane So
imeli: Vintarjevega gospodarja
eeeta treh otrok, sustarjevega
Antona, Jurmanovega France
ia, Meznarjevega Jozeta in Sc
vec drugih. Te stiri SO zvezali
skupaj, jih peljali do Mramo.
royega. Ko so prisli malo v 60.
zdie, so vse stiri postrelili. Dru.
gi dan so prisli otroci, zene, Sc
sire in matere, jih objokovati
Ne mores 81 misliti prizora! In
to je bilo tolikokrat. Pa ko bi
jih smell vsaj pokopati. Treba
je bilo prositi in prositi, preden
je bila prosnja uslisana.
"Druge so vlacili bogve kan
jih pretepali, nazadnje pa so jih
poslali v strasno internacijo
kjer so ufairali leta in leta, tie,
"a marsikaterega Sc danes ne
vedo, kje je, ali je xiv ali mr.
tev. Najvec pa SO jih pripeljal
ma Veliki vrh Cd vseh strani
Tam so jih zaprli po hlevih in
svinjakih. L. Strmice so bill we:
Ii Froletovega Mirkota. So Ga
bill tudi ze postavili "a ubiti, q
potem ga je g. Vikto' nagovoril
da so ga pustili. stencovegs
Frarceta in ujca SO bill we'll
tam sta bila diva dni brez JEST
Poteln sta bila zaslisana, nakal
SO ju vendar izpustili.
"Lenarciceva so oba ustrelili
stankota in sina Borisa., Il We
hkih Biloxi Mazajeva oba, Ma
rentovega, Malizjovega Toneta
Maekovega SO v Velikih Blokal
zaprli skupno z Pavhcevo ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-08

WIDOW RETURNS Mrs. George
s. Patton meets her son, West
Point Cadet George s. Patton iii, as
she returns from Lu1elibourg, fol-
lowing the funeral Of General Pat
ton. The general was buried with
full military honors.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-08

Joseph Pogorelec, XII ziyi v st.
GATHERINGS, Ontario, Canada,
nam je postal naslednje dve pi-
srni. Do'datno Mr.. Pogorelec
ornenja sledece:
'Cenjeno urednistvo Enako-
pravnosti!
~ prigibu Vam posiljam pre-
pis IL pisem mojega prijatelja,
Franc Zgonc, zivecega v Port
Dalholsie, Ont, XII jih je prejel
il starega kraja in sicer il vasi
Strinaca pri Blokah, Cd svoje
r1natere in sestre.
"cital sem odlomek v Anne
riski Domovini', katera je z We
seljena natisnila prepis pisma il
Kanade prislega rojaka, XII ga
je dobil nekje izpod okrilja ,cr-
mega italijanskega fasizrna. v
BODICE bi rojaku svetoval, da
sploh ne sprejme pisma itali-
janskim peeatoia, kajti tam so
sar1ai izdajalci svejega aaroda,
kateri SO morili in ubijali "a
prazea mic, ali bolje receno "a
zabavo.
"Dobil sem tudi JAZZ ze precej
pisera, ter emo bolj kot drugo
me uverja, da to nj bill BOZ "a
obstoj ali kot SO dofnobfanci
reki: "a Boga in vero,' kajti pri
mas tudi so postale zrtve ida
jalcev in okupatorjev posteni
in cd vseh cisiani mozaki. TAX
mi ma primer, kot Joze Trdan,
brat dobro znanega profesorja
Trdana il Susja pri Ribnici, in
Sc rnnogo 'drugih uglednih in
zavednih MOI je polozilo svoje
zivljenje ma zrtvenik do1novine.
"Resnica prihaja ma DAM"
Pisrna IL Strmice Nova Vas
pri Blokah so bila napisana II,
novembra 1915. Materino pismo
sinu Francetu je sledece vsebi-
ne:
"Preljubi sin in Tvoja zena
"V prvih vrsticah Vaju lepo
pozdravim in Wanna zelim sreco
in zadovoljnost v novem sta
nu.
"Veseli mas, ko skrbite "a mas
donna. Strasno je' bilo hudo, ali
prestali smo vse. Lacni ravno
nisrno Bill, ker smo precej pride
lali, tako da srno Sc drugim da-
jail. Veckrat SO kar ponoci pri-
sli ii revezi il gozda in srlo jim
kar skozi okna dajali, v tenai,
cele hlebe kruha, oni so nam
dali pa sol, sladkor in milo, ker
stifi leta nisfno iInei mic kart,
SO nam jih Italijani we'll, ko je
Sci MOI sin (Tvoj, Vas brat) k
partizanom. Ali bio je zelo ne.
varno, ker, &c bi bill zvedeli, bi
mas Bill odpeljali in donaove po'
zgali.
"Leta 1941 SO lie prav zanes.
, ljivi ljudje vedeli, kje SO parti'
zani. v Mackovcu, v gozdu, sc
imeli pod zernljo cele hise mare
jelae. Tako je Sci tudi mas To-
ne.
''Leta 1912 so prisli eez vas
takrat so jim rekli Sc cetniki
Mas Tone je nekaj sekal donna
pred skednjern, in SO ga 1lago'
varja6, da mora It'll . mimi tel
rau zagrozili, &c noce, DO pa SCI
cez IA dni. Prisel je k meni ,
kuhinjo; tako Sc je. tresel, da
tudi govoriti nj mogel. To je bi'
10 v soboto.
"Drugi dan je sel k rinasi il
spovedi, in 10 je prisel donaov
me prosi, naj napraviln IL Ii
trov nlleka in kruha. sla SEN
po vasi, da, sem dobila wed hra'
ne in sino jim. nesli pod Sim
lDv slMdenj, da SO Sc l1ahraniii
Odsei je tudi Tone mimi IL
rAaja. Ia cez 10 dni sno zvede
Ii, da je ze ubit nekje pfi Ljub
ljaiii. lie to yenl da je pokDpar
NJ lu. Ne morem popisati "a
.kAifi.s III niarnO smell pOkazati
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-08

NAMED UNO DELEGATES Secretary State
will head the delegates assembly the United
lions Edward setnius r right will head the delegation
during absence Secretary Senator
vandenbers, and
other members the delegation
hnu will also the u in the security council
with ambassador.