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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-01-03
Antietam Fire Co League

The Hose Guards pulled them
selves into the running by taking
two close games from the league
leading Plugmen. Meanwhile the
Pipemen were kept busy holding on
to second position when they split
their two games with the False
Alarms. With just two weeks left
in the first half it looks as if any
one of the teams can come through
with the final honors.
Individual honors for the evening
were taken by Mauch of the False
Alarms who had nice single game
of 1874 and two game total of 253.
Team honors were taken by the
Hose Guards when they put two
games of 655 and 653 together for
d total of 1903.
Those men rolling high scores for
the evening are as follows:
Hose Guards-Stouffer, 1872, ia,
236; c. Bender, liz; Bowers, 1876; c.
Miller, 118; Foltz, Ill.
-Dofflemyer, 118; f. Har-
per, 121; Sayles, 112; Lum, 1872.
Falst Alarms-Knode, 113; Mauch,
1874, 119, 253.
Pipemen-G. Harper, 1876; P. ia
cobs, 1913, 232; Eyler, Jr., lis
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-01-03

Sunday Night $3.50, WEI, "It
During The Week."
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-01-03

Sunday Night $3.50, WEI, 'Tt
Happened During The Week."
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30
Dec. ii Go meeting
to set wage dem ends

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j. -
OPP - Although the CLIO con-
ventiOn here discussed the
broad aspects Of its forthcOm-
ing wage policy last week, the
concrete policy Of how much
Of q wage increase CLIO unions
will ask will be decided at q
series Of meetings that will be-
gin in Washington Dec. Ii.
AT that time leaders of the
United SteelwOrkers, United
Auto Workers and United EIec-
trical Radio & Machine Work
ers will gather to map the de-
tails of their forthcoming wage
raise campaign.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30
Trumdn urged to aid
Spanish Republicans

President Truman was asked
this week to aid Sc Spanish 10y
alist stowaWays facing deporta-
ton to prison or death by Franco
in telegram sent him by the
Spanish Freedom Committee.
The wire expressed amazement
at Truman's tenderness with AZ
Esthonians contrasted with ap-
parent policy of getting tough
with anti-fascists."
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30

THE local officers all workers the plant
Lucas from Chicago give them advise Lucas the president
of local 2OS in Chicago member of the General
OF the International Longshore O
and the unions international representative Freeport
The w. T. Rawegh workers knew
He had responded to their CALL and had
dence in his reliable, steady, and leadership.
Mr. H H. Hoppock the Vice the company Mr. j.
Gilbert company official and Mr. G. Schut company
ney VINO the corporation in negotiations quite
grasp the affection and confidence which plant
for their union organizer. 50 -
After ALL had investigation Bernard Lucas had
been born in Mount Meg Alabama? deep South Is
years ago and came to Chicago looking
equality and security which his skin prevented him from
getting In Alabama He worked for years in Walereen
Drug warehouse as an order picker North had
m crow wage slavery and rotten working also Some
years agone joined the union Since then his the labor
movement has been both steady spectacular - $500
Today the company knows why considered one of
dDles' ana host astote contract negoiaors in state
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30
Ask custer
Of VA chief
who beat vet

The custer of supervisor a.
the Veterans Administration
Regional Office who assaulted
a disabled veteran was demand.
ed here this week by the CLIO
United Public Workers.
A meeting was called to pro.
test the treatment of John H.
Oakley, a messenger in the Mail
and Records Department of the
VA office. a disabled veteran
with a serious back injury.
On Tuesday, November 10,
Oakley was performing his du.
ties when a supervisor identi.
fled as Major George J. Reese,
who has no authority over mes.
sengers, ordered him to get out
of his chair he was in and leave
the office Immediately.
OAKLEY attempted to rise
slowly, as he has been advised
by the doctor in charge of the
Orthopedic Section at Hines
Hospital. Reese pushed him
back several times, causing
several bruises which may af-
feet his injury.
The meeting sent a delegation
to Robert D. Beer, Manager of
the Regional Office, Monday
afternoon.
The Jewish War Veterans, the
Negro and Allied Veterans and
Council of Labor Veterans dele
gates pledged assistance to
bring assault charges against
the supervisor if VA refuses to
dismiss him.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30
Whitney's story Of
''fhe Trumun statue

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j. =
OPP = In one of the sharpest
attacks yet registered by a Ia
Dor leader against Pres. Tru-
man, Pres. A. f. Whitney of
the Bro. of Railroad Trainmen
told the CLOS 9Th constitution
al convention here Nov. 10 the
mythical story of q committee
in Washington that was seek
ing a site for statue of Tru.
man.
"They decided not to place it
beside one of George Washing
ton," Whitney said, because
Washington never told a lie.
They decided not to put it be-
side Franklin ID. Roosevelt be-
cause he kept his word.
"They finally decided to
place it next to Columbus -
because Columbus didn't know
where he was going, didn't
know where he was when he
got there, and didn't know
where, he had been when he
got back. And he did it all on
borrowed money!"
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30

Imprisonment. The chancellor be-
comes a judicial censor.
"The protection so afforded"
the opinion continued, referring
to the constitutional guarantees,
"is from state and federal court
DEGREES as well as by legislative
enactment. Liberty of the press
embraces newspaper, periodicals
pamphlets, and leaflets, and in
its historic connotation compre.
hends every sort of publication
which affords a vehicle of infor.
nation and opinion"
Pointing out that "facts" in a
labor dispute are usually subject
to dispute. the decision went on
to declare that "a labor union is
not a conspiracy. To effect its pur-
poses, individuals must act to-
gether."
THE INJUNCTION had been
handed down by Judge Graber
at the request of Montgomery
Ward to prevent the unions pub
LEGATION of what the company had
ter m ed untrue" statements
about itself and Sewell L. Avery,
chairman of its board of direc-
tors.
More recently, GRADER has been
subjected to further public criti-
cism for his injunction issued
three months ago against Local
1150 Of the CLIO United Electrical
Workers, prohibiting the union
from calling a strike against the
Cory Corporation.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30

rather unuSu-
al hour of Z
am. On a n y
other Monday
morning, tn e
workers most
ly women, as
S e m bl e d i'm
this u N 1 O N
m e e t i n &
would be be-
ginning their
work d ay at
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30


Wednesday afternoon the COM
pany agreed to the following de-
mands, which were quickly rati-
fled by the Rawleigh workers
and rightfully acclaimed as q
smashing victory:
1. An 1870 minimum wage
increase. Some workers to be
raised zoe and 25c.
2. The new minimum wage
shall be 1870 for women and
Sic for men.
8. A COST OF LIVING 30
NUS, whereby each quarter a
retroactive bonus will be paid
amounting to lie. an hour for
every 1 point increase I'm the
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30

Attention i'm the hall centered
on the speaker. He was explain
ing why the meeting had been
called at Z AM. The local had
been negotiating with the COM
pany for three months on q new
contract. The expiration date of
the old contract was November
1. The company had first had
the gall to offer q 5 cent wage
increase, though there had been
only a single 1919 wage increase
since VI Day.
When the union members
evinced strong determination TO
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30

AS long as they could remenn-
Der the w. T. Raleigh Company
had been a power i'm this COM
munity. The company has been
in existence for 81 years, MAX
ers and distributors of Iiniment,
cough syrup, laxatives, anti
pain oil, nose drops, imitation
vanilla, pie filling, mustard, and
a variety Of 1900 Good Health
Products.
But even with four years of
the union, starting wage rates
for women was still IS cents an
hour, and for men, 81 cents an
hour. I'm 1916, workers at Raw
leigh were putting in as high as
10 and even IL hours a day. A
vicious piece work system went
along with the long hours.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30

THERE'S little story tell It's true story and
classic It's been kept of the columns of the big
mercial press Tribune Herald
American don't print greed of the
ployrs it like report
Dor unions.
Well call the story: "An This And An Injunction Too?"
CAST The w I. Rawlegh Co, Corporation (closed).
Warehouse Distribution Workers Union 221 (open)
Judge Wheat, Circuit
Locals: Town of Freeport Illinois county Stephenson
Time: The present LAST week. to be accmate).
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30


win their main demands or
strike, the corporation went to
the County Circuit Court on Oc-
tober 31st and asked for an In
Junction against the workers
right to strike. Get this, not an
Injunction to limit picketing, but
an Injunction to entirely prevent
strike.
This was about the most bra.
zen injunction request ever
heard of. Even the conservative
county judge, Judge Wheat,
couldn't go along with that. The
Injunction was not granted.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30

The company continued to be buheaded offering few more
CENTS out not enough So said the union we recon-
end that this local meeting continuous session until
contract assigned M, ~ 'i
ne workers In the hall voted unanimously
much laughter was also decided that sic ~
a all the $40 workers from plant present that if wl6
be unnecessary to have pckes workers reamed ot ~ 49,
hall and spread the town. ~ ~ W
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30

the w. I. Rawleigh Company.
Many of the workers i'm the
hall had been born and raised
on farms in the community.
Others had roots I'm town itself.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30
High court reverses gag
ediet at Montgomery Ward

In strongyworded decision reaffrmng the Bill of Rights the
Illinois Appellate Court last week reversed Judge Joseph A.
bers notorious don't call them names injunction July,
issued in behalf of Montgomery Ward & Company.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30

The scene opens in a union
hall, ON a brisk Monday morn
ing. The hall is filled at the
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30

The injunction, which had pro-
hibited Local 20 of the CLIO Unit
ed Wholesale, Retail, and Depart
ment Store Employees from Con
spring to publish untrue state
ments concerning the plaintiff,
it's officers, its supervisory en-
ployees, and it's working condi-
lions for the purpose of causing
employees, prospective employ
ees, customers, or prospective
customers to fear, dislike, or dis
trust" Montgomery Ward, had
been widely assailed as a viola.
ton of free speech.
The unanimous opinion of the
district Appellate Court, written
by Judge Joseph Burke. described
Graders injunction as a violation
of Article I of the US. Constitu-
ton, which guarantees freedom
of speech, press, assembly, and
petition.
cit CLEARLY constitutes a
previous restraint on publica-
tion," wrote Judge Burke. "The
continued publication of claimed
untrue statements places the de-
PENDANT (the union) in fear and
peril of contempt, and fine and
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-30

cost of living.
The wages called for In the
contract will be the FLOOR of
the WAGES. In other words
this is NOT an escaIator clause.
a. Time and a half for work
over . hours daily. A supper
period paid at time and a half
rates for those working ten
hours.
5. Plus improved vacation Pc
RODS, better grievance system,
and UNION SHOP.
The workers of Rawleigh can
well be proud of their battle.
their solidarity, their leadership
and their victory.
Nogales international., 1946-08-23

Bobo Chapman and Jimmy Car
rett left Tuesday for Casa Grande
on three day business trip.
Nogales international., 1946-08-23
Registration For
NOU. Election
Closes On Sept. 80

Deadline for registration for the
November general election is pm
September 80, Secretary of State
Dan E. Garvey announced in Phoe-
nix Tuesday.
Persons who failed to vote in the
1914 general election or who have
been Arizona residents one year on
Nov. are eligible to register.
1t is expected there will be an in
crease in registrations. For the July
16 primary election the registration
was 180,016, but only about so per
cent voted Those who failed to
vote in the primaries, although reg
istered to do so, do not lose their
registration unless they also fail to
vote Nov. 5, Garvey pointed out.
Nogales international., 1946-08-23

The BOARD approved and petition of electors of Red
% requesting annexauon 10 Faso" H
tary No. 6.
the Judge OF the superior court a
Treasurer asking a for their Deputies
The Notary of T. Blabon approved
The report collections by the office OF the County AS
SCISSOR received for the month OF June
Upon sores seconded by Lewis scaada te oo
of the furnace oil was accepted
published notice calling for pds Tor e cree
ton teacherage School District No g.
Upon seconded by Louis Eaada the per-
nal propertv ordered
the Personal Property Tax Rolls by the treasurer as the
not belong to said Co.
the Border Motor Co. ad
satisfactorily.
to on 9th, 1916.
ATTEST:
ESTEILA HOILER L. ESCALADA
Deputy Clerk Acting Chairman
of the of Supervisors
Arizona, July 9Th 1916
meeting of July s 1916 Pres
Chairman Sores Member; VIM c.
Etela Hoer Clerk Frazier Jr absent
Motion B. Sols seconded Louis Ecaada the
Tentative Budget adopted for the fiscal shown
4O5
Escalada a starting
July 10Th,
the Board
time they recessed to meet July 22nd, 1916.
ATTEST:
ESTEIIA HOILER ESCAIADA
Office of The Board of Supervisors
Nogales, Arizona
The Board
Present: A
smOnon Deputy Eccalada
All highest
declared
The vote for the various offices
O
Clerk lnolem and an
inter office radio Security Welfare Building
There being further business
time they adjourned to
ATTEST
ESTELLA HoLIER R. T. FRAZIER JR
DepuW CLERK Chairman
Nogales international., 1946-08-23
Pulliarn Unopposed
For Sup't Of
Public Instruction

holland D. Pulliam of Phoenix,
Democratic candidate for state SUI
perintendent of public instruction
will be unopposed for the office in
the general election, as far as the
names of candidates on the ballot
are concerned.
This became certain when L. D.
Klemmedson, who has been certi-
fled as the Republican nominee
advised Dan E. Garvey, secretary of
state, that he desired his name re-
moved from the ballot.
IT have recently withdrawn from
the field of education in order to
conduct business of my own,
which will require all my time, -
Klemmedson wrote. Hence, I
would not be interested in running
for an office of any kind. I would
therefore appreciate it if you will
remove my name from the list Of
candidates for the general election y
Ana Frohmiller, state auditor, also
is unopposed. Shortly after the
primary election Laura Orth, who
was nominated for the office by a
Write-in, advised the secretary OF
state, she did not care TO relinquish
an office in the American Legion
Auxiliary to become a political can
didate.
Nogales international., 1946-08-23

his new duties as assistant regional
forester in charge of timber man.
agement on the 13 national forests
in Arizona and New Mexico. He
succeeds Quincy Randles, who re-
tired April 80 after 35 years in the
Forest Service.
A veteran of 81 years in Govern
ment forestry work, Lindh is 43. He
has a wife and two children. Raised
on a farm, he studied at Oregon
State College. and obtained his B.S.
degree in forestry there.
He started as an assistant forest
ranger in Washington state in 1925,
and served with progressive respon-
sibility on several national forests
in the North Pacific region.
Nogales international., 1946-08-23
Official Proceedings
Continued from Page 81

Balance s8e9s2OO Receipts $8,52727; Total $954927
Disbursements SIS 8O927, Hand $79656OO
Reconclerlen National Bank, Nogaes SfIo4L3z
Cash Drawer: Checks $4874 $3 90; Coin Ones $1,000
Halves 50 Quarters $780, $780, Nckes $165 Pennies 40
Demands $e95O $79656OO
Board Trustees Nogaes
District Mitchell that following balances be
transferred on County Treasurer to the credit of Gram
mar School Fund Deficiency:
Grammar School 85M Bldg. Deficiency - LIZ
pon Motion of Louis Escalada the bid
~ ~ o-,o, srr pond podemnton .. $313 SO
- - roLoo, 1e1l pond Padanonon
- co,ool 5nr pond 1n+erest ...~.$ s.
~ ~ e1oo1 1c1L aond Interest .. $233 80
Grammar Redemption loo
Total - 1865
Nogales international., 1946-08-23
Oregon Man New
Forestry Chief
In Southwest

ALBUQUERQUE, Aug. 22-Reg-
ional Forester Phillip V. Woodhead
has announced that C. Otto Lindh,
at present an assistant regional
forester in the North Pacific
region of the Forest Service, will be
the new chief of timber manage
ment for the Southwestern region
of the Forest Service, U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture.
Lindh will arrive from Portland
Ore, shortly after Sept l to assume
Nogales international., 1946-08-23
SP Orders 1000
More Freight
Cars

Although Southern Pacific Com
pany already has ordered within the
mast 18 months a total of more than
1000 new freight train cars, the
purchase of an additional 1000 box
cars of modern design to help ease
the national box car shortage has
been announced by President A. T.
Mercier. The new cars will be
steel sheathed, wood lined, forty
foot and of fifty-ton capacity.
Due to labor and material short
ages experienced by car builders, de-
liveries of cars presently outstanding
on order we're only commenced in
recent weeks and 1,160 have been
delivered to August 10, Mercier said,
The balance of deliveries is sched-
Nogales international., 1946-08-23
HERE FOR WEDDING

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Fields and
daughter, Miss Patricia Jenney, Of
Hermosillo and Prescott, were here
Tuesday for the wedding of Miss
Joan Ashby and John G. Maui. Miss
Jenney will be a sophomore this fall
at the University of Arizona. She
is a member of the Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority.
Nogales international., 1946-08-23

uled for completion within the next
80 days.
In addition to these 5000 cars
ordered in the name of the South
ern Pacific Company proper, the
Pacific Fruit Express Company, in
which the Southern Pacific has a
one-half interest, just recently Or
dered 5000 refrigerator cars.
Nogales international., 1946-08-23
Drum, And Bugle
Corps May
Get New Uniforms

The Santa Cruz County Chamber
of Commerce proposes to equip the
Nogales High School drum and
bugle corps with new uniforms,
carrying out the Mexican border
theme throughout.
Contributions are now solicited
and checks should be made payable
to the Santa Cruz County Chamber
of Commerce "D'' and "B."
Nogales international., 1946-08-23
DIR. HOULE TO BE
HOME NEXT WEEK

DR.. and Mrs. E. c. Houle and sons
Peter and Alan will return next
weekend from two months vaca-
ton trip to Canada, Colorado,
Michigan, New York, and other
states.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-18

umazani in potrti smo koncno
prisli v dezelo pregnanstva. ST.
bi SO mas sprejeli 2 odprtimi ro-
kami, vendar pa nam tudi oni
MISC mogli nuditi bogvekaj v ii.
stih tezkih Cash. Tu Sc je zace-
10 ponovno trpljenje in pomanj.
kanje.
"Brez denarja, obleke in po.
krival smo prenocevali ma sla.
mi vrzeni ma COLA ilovnata tia
Kmalu so Sc pojavile spremlje.
valke bede, usi in bolhe. Prisla
je tudi bolezen. Vsled vlaznegs
stanovanja mi je zbolela zena
Dobila je kronicno vnetje vsef
zglobov, tako, ,da sem jo mo.
raj sest mesecev nositi ma rokal
in obracati v postelji. Sam sem
moral kuhati in pratt, kar pre-.
nisem nikdar delal v zivljenju
zeno je ia bolezen tako vzela
da je padla njena teza ma AZ
ky. Hrane nj bilo in moral SEN
zaeeti prosjaciti, ker sem bill "a
vsako tezje delo nesposober
vsled splosne oslabelosti. Hodi
sem cd hise do hise in "a sile
naprosil pri dobrih ljudeh hra
ne.
"Tako je poteklo z malimi H.
jemami zivljenje v pregnanstvu
In to je trajalo celia stiri leta
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-18

, da me bodo streljali jutri. Po-
vem Ii, da mi je bilo skoraj zal,
da me MISC takrat takoj ustre-
lili. Sledila je strasna moe in
strasen dan. Tako so me pustili
v negotovosti in sele cez vec dni
sem sc nekoliko umiril. . :
'Kot vidis, me zverine tudi
pozneje MISC ustrelile, zato pa
so 81 izmisljali dnevno razne
nuke. Posebno veselje so imeli,
da so mas po IA dni hranili zju-
traj, opoldne in zvecer starim
ma pol kuhanim fizolom. Tako
sem prezivel sam v celici tri me-
sece. Kako strasna je samota,
sem sele takrat spoznal. zeno
in otroke sem v treh mesecih
videl lie dvakrat po 3 minute. V
zaporih sem strasno oslabel, do
bill sem sive lase in izgubil SO
ky ma tezi.
"Po .treh mesecih so me po-
zvali, da 81 vzamem svoje stva-
ri in grem IL celice. Preprican
sem bill, da me bodo odpeljali
nekam v Nemcijo v taborisce,
Sele ko so mas nalozili ma kami-
one in to vec skupaj, smo I'VE
deli, da gremo v zbiralno ta-
borisce v Nellie v Marlboro, cd
koder mas bodo preselili v Sr-
bio. Lahko 81 mislis, da sem
bill ia dan najsrecnejsi clovek
ma svetu. Samo Sc enkrat live.
ii izven celice ma solncu in IRA.
ku. Pc nekaj dnevih so mi pri.
peljali zeno in otroke. S sebo.
smo smell vzeti vsak po SO kg
prtljage. Toda kaj je to menj
pomagalo, ko pa so bill otrocj
start cd Z do 9 let. Kaj maj tax
otrok nosi S seboj. IL tega lah'
ko sklepas, koliko je moja dru.
zina lahko vzela seboj. Vse.
ga kar sem incl, mi je oropa
"ponosni nemski narod."
'Kmalu nato smo nastopil
krizevo pot v Srbijo. v zaprtif
zivinskih vagonih so mas brez
hrane in. vode vozili preko Hr
vatske in Bosne v Srbijo. Lacni
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-18

lakota in pomanjkanje. Obleka,
obutev, perilo, vse je poslo. Da
81 me videla, mislila bi, da 81
srecala cigana. No, pa vse to
hi se clovek prenasal. Pricele so
Sc notranje razprtije med Srbi
in pregnanci. Najgrso vlogo 50
igrali' ihajlovicevi cetniki. "a
cell so Sc druziti z Nemci in vsa-
kega, XII je simpatiziral z Ma
rodno osvobodilno borba so ne
usmiljeno zaklali. I
ITO je bilo tako neclovesko
klanje, da me je se danes gro.
"a, &c Sc spomnim ma vse one
XII sem jih videl zaklane. Same
v oni obcini, kjer sem bill jaz
SO jih zaklali 172. Ko bi III vse
to opisal, bi mi ne verjela in bi
mislila, da pisem roman, ka'
krsne smo otroci citali O raz.
nih "Gradovih strahu". Zato T.
tega sedaj ne bonn opisal, do
volj maj Ii DO, &c Ii recem, da
je bio strasno!
"Pred Gestapom tudi v Srbi
j .nisem incl miru. Spomlad
1912 leta so priSli s Sestimi av
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-18

.tomobili po n1ene, pa me MISC
dobili, ker sem se skril v neko
zakotno vasico in MISC mogI.
mixer zvedeti, kje sem. VISA sti-'
ri 1eta sem bill le parkrat v
Belgradu in BE- takrat skrivaj.
Tako sem srecno odnesel 1.-Two
g1avo in Sc leta 1945 v mesecu
jjuniju vrnil po osvoboditvi v
Maribor. Toda tn me je cakalo
razocaranje. Use, kar sem incl,
SO mi Nemci ukradli. Niti sibi-
&c nisem nasel svojega. Kmalu
mi je prisla IL Srbije BE druzi-.
ma, COLA in bosa. Narodna do
movina mi je dala "a silo ne-
kaj pohistva v uporabo..
''Med okupacijo sem po osnih
mesecih njene smrti zvedel, da
jje umrla nasa matt. Nj il bilo
dano, da bi kdaj videla mole
otroke. v kratkih obrisih, tako
je bilo mole zivljenje med VOL
sko. Strasno smo trpeli, zato
pa znamo sedaj tembolj ceniti
svobodo in pridobitve nase
Osvobodilne borbe. 4