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Evening star., 1946-09-25

night by 1t. Col. and Mrs. Solomon
Cutcher. Col. Cutcher, now sta
toned at Boiling Field, was COM
manding officer Of the 705th Bonn
bardment Squadron in which Capt.
Schneider served during actual hos
tilities.
From Burley, Idaho, came Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey. Freestone, parents
of Capt. Blen H. Freestone. They,
like the Schreibers we're too tired
after their long motor trip to see
reporters. But their two pretty
daughters, Theta and Karma, said:
Tito should be punished"
A relative of Capt. Richard H.
Claeys of st. Charles, ILL.,, another
of the f1iers, registered at the Statler
last night but left shortly after
ward. The exact kinship was not
Immediately learned.
The Army Band was to lead the
| funeral procession in Arlington to-
day. A firing squad of eight and an
escort detachment of 80 picked men
of the 703d Military Police Detach-
ment were to lead the caissons bear
ing the dead flyers caskets. The
Catholic and Protestant chaplains
and the families were to form the
balance of the cortege.
Meanwhile it was announced that
Milan Obradovich, delegate of or
ganizations claiming to represent
more than 100000 Americans of
Serbian descent, will attend the serv-
ices.
In a telegram to Secretary of War
Patterson, Serbian repre-
sentatives condemned "the delib-
crate murder of our valiant airmen
by the Communist dictator Tito"
The telegram also said the repre-
sentative will place the wreath upon
the single grave the five airmen are
to occupy in Arlington Cemetery.
The telegram was signed by the
Rt. Rev. Dionisiye, Bishop of the
Serbian Eastern Orthodox Diocese
of the United States and Canada; !;
L. G. Christopher, president, Serb
National Federation, and M. M. Du-
chich, president, Serbian National
Defense Council of America.
Mr.. Obradovich is vice president
of the national defense council.
Evening star., 1946-09-25
Hay Fever
Relief begins in 10 minutes

or double your money oack
When the smiling, sneezing watery-
eyed misery of hay fever makes you
seel soggy and sick all over, doctors
usually prescribe the fastest-acting
medicine known for symptomatic relief
medicine like that in Beliefs tablets.
No oily nose drops. Beliefs tablets
bring comfort in jiffy or return
bottle to us for double money back.
SOC at all druggists. Made by makers
of Bell-ans for Indigestion.
Evening star., 1946-09-25
ID. {. Jewry Observes
New Year. S Beginning
AT Sundown Today

Jews throughout the metropolitan
Washington area will gather in
synagogues and temples at sundown
today to usher in the Jewish New
Year 5707.
The Rosh Hashanah holy DAYS. OBJ
served through sundown Friday by
orthodox Jews and through tomor-
row by the reformed followers, will
be commemorated tonight by the
blowing of the shofar or the rams
horn. The service tonight will usher
in a Today period of penitence end
ing with Yom Kippur, the day of
atonement.
Yom Kippur, often called the DAY
OF Judgment" because it is believed
the Book Of Life for the coming
year is then closed with the destiny
OF each person inscribed in it, will
start at ,sundown October and
continue through the next day until
sundown.
Jewish servicemen and women are
invited to attend special services for
them at~8 pm. today at the Jewish
Community Center, Sixteenth and
@ streets NV Services will be held
also at 9 am. tomorrow. Rabbi
Isador Breslau, former Army chap
lain, will conduct the worship. Sergt.
Abrasha Rabofsky, soloist with the
AAF band, will be cantor.
The Washington Hebrew Congre-
CATION will hold services at pm.
tO6au ond of IN. an q m topoorrovy n
the temple, Eighth and H streets
NV, and also at the First Congre-
gational Church, Tenth and G streets
NV. Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld,
spiritual leader of the congregation,
will off1ciate at the temple, and
Rabbi Samuel Cohon, professor of
theology at the Hebrew Union Col
lege, Cincinnati, Ohio, will conduct
services at the church.
Rabbi Solomon H. Metz, spiritual
leader of the Adas Israel Congrega-
ton, will conduct services at the
synagogue, Sixth and I streets NV,
at 6 pm. today and at $3.50 am. to-
morrow. The synagogue will also
hold services at pm. tomorrow and
at $3.50 am. Friday.
Services at the B'nai Israel Syna-
gogue, Fourteenth and Emerson
streets NV, will be held at 6:15
pm. today, at 1880 am. and $50 pm.
tomorrow and at 7:30 am. Friday.
Rabbi Henry Segal, spiritual leader
Of the congregation, will off1ciate.
The Sligo Park Hebrew Congrega-
ton, Riggs and Ager roads, Green
Meadows, Md, will hold services at
sundown today and at $3.50 am. to-
morrow with j. A. Kamerow and
Martin Krys officiating.
Rabbi Hirsch 2. Clickman of the
Peoples Culture Synagogue will con-
duct services at ST. Elizabeth's Hos
pital for Jewish patients today and
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1946-09-25
Slain U.S.. Flyers Relatives Urge
Severe Penalties for YuqosIuvs

As the soil of Arlington Cemetery
was opened today to receive the
bodies of five American flyers shot
down over Yugoslavia last month,
bitter laments poured from more
than a score of the mems kinfolk
who gathered here to bid them a
last goodbye.
Pretty sisters, gray-haired moth
ers and fathers, a comely teen age
wife and other relatives-all of
whom stayed at the Hotel Statler
last night-communed in changing
groups and were almost unanimous
that more severe penalties than an
indemnity should be be demanded
for the deaths of the five soldier
diers.
The relatives were to be together
at 1:30 p. m. today as the Army
rendered impressive military honors
to the five men and Protestant and
Catholic chaplains joined in the
final rites at Fort Myer chapel.
In the family group of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Comko, of Monessen, Pa,
was revealed both the numbing
shock of the flyers death and the
deep feeling of their relatives that
this Government should demand
prosecution of those responsible.
The Comkos are of Ukranian de-
scent.
"They killed such a good boy
he was a good man. said husky
Mr.. Comko, So, a steel worker. Some
thing should be done"
Mr.. Comko is q strong man, not
given to barring his feelings, it was
easy to see, but his voice faltered
and his gray-haired wife, mother of
Corpl. Matthew w. Comko, cried
softly. She had been dangerously
i'll when her son crashed to the Yu-
goslav earth and did not know for
days Of her sons death.
Money would not bring him
back" said Charles Comko, 81, a
brother, who fought as an aviation
radio technician with the Navy in
the Pacific. Two pretty sisters
Julia, Is, and Alice, IT, f1anking
Charles on hotel sofa, cried softly
WAC Staff Sergt. Ana Comko, in
trim khaki, sat with her mother and
father. She was conscious of her
military status, but she could not
refrain from saying:
They should prosecute the Yugo-
slavs who are responsible"
The grief of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Evening star., 1946-09-25

Lowers, of Enfield, N. H., was more
controlled. They were militantly
vocal in their opinion that sterner
measures should be taken by this
country for the death of their son
than the seeking of an indemnity
payment.
Mr.. Lowers said he had spoken
before the American Legion Post in
Enfield of which he is a member
and that his comrades of World
War II had joined him in demand
ing that Yugoslavia prosecute those
responsible for the shooting down
of the Americans. The Lowers are
to be joined at the services today
by two sisters and brother of their
fallen son, Corpl. Chester j. Lower.
After a long auto drive from their
Albany Gnd.) home Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Schneider were too indis-
posed to see reporters, but they were
quoted by their daughter, Jean, %,
as feeling that some measures
should be taken to punish those
responsible for the death of their
son, Capt. Harold F. Schneider, who
flew 80 combat missions over Ger
many before the war ended.
Widow Tries to Be Composed.
Mrs. Marcia Schneider. 10, widow
OF the flyer, was making a valiant
attempt to be composed as she
prepared to attend her husbands
funeral today. Their daughter
Evening star., 1946-09-25
FOUND.

FOUNTAIN PEN, Parker, vicinity Wis
consin and Leland. Columbia $3.50.
PUPPY, tan, short hair. female, on Wilson
blvd. cH. 6s1<.
Evening star., 1946-09-25

Marcia, 2, Is with relatives in New
Albany.
She met him at a dance in Tucson,
Ariz., three days after he was COM
missioned an Air Forces officer. She
was thankful, she said, that Capt.
Schneider was able to come home on
leave and to see his daughter be-
fore he went back to duty in Europe
and to death.
She was joined for awhile last
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Sledoyi ! ate ato1nske n! !!
eksplozijje
V HiroSinli

WASHINGTON. (O.N.A.).-
Med drugimi fantasticnimi po-
rocili il mesta Hirosime, ma ka-
tero je dne s. augusta padla pr
va atomska bomba, je tudi vest
O dveh stopinjah, XII so Sc ma
cudezen nacin pojavile ma beto-
nu nekega mesta. Nikdo ne We,
odkod sta prisli, le to je znano,
da jih pref nj bilo. Japonski do
maci radio, XII je porocal O tenn
slucaju, pravi, da je le ena raz-
laga mogoca-namrec, da je stal
clovek ma tistem mestu v trenot-
ku, ko je udarila atomska bonn
ba. Neizmerna vrocina, katero
povzroci atomska eksplozija, je
spremenila beton v mehko, sko-
70 tekoco maso, v katero so sc
vtisnili podplati doticnega clo-
Veka.
Ko je potem tudi MEGA vroci-
ma spremenila paro, je izginil
tudi on, in edna sled, XII je osta-
la "a MIN, sta njegovi stopinji
v mehkem betonu, XII sc je po-
zneje zopet strdil.
Mnogo je tudi drugih, cudez-
nih in strasnih sledov te eks-
plozije. Ma nekem mestu, kjer
Sc je pref nahajala pivovarna,
| je nastalo veliko jezero prozor-
mega stekla. Najbrze je bilo ma
kopicenih ma tisoce steklenic ma
tenn mestu-vrocina jih je spre-
menila tekocino, XII Sc je izlila
kot voda in pozneje okamenela,
ali bolje osteklenela.
Izgube zivljenj Hirosimi ce-
MILO zdaj ma $4,000 mrtvih, ra-
njenih ali pogresanih. Mrtvih
je bilo najbrze preko 100000.
Preko $4,000 his je bilo poruse-
nih-manj kot ena tisocinka his
je ostala neposkodovana. OBJ
krozje smrti in unicenja meri
dive in pol mile premeru.
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ves+i il zivienia
omeriskih SIovencev

West Middlesex, Pa. - Tiste
roparje, XII so II. augusta lani
okradli Joeva Godino, XII vodi
gostilno blizu vojaskih barak, so
|prijeli v West Virginiji pri slii-
mem ropanju. Dobili 50 stir IL
med petih; trije so bratje, doma
il Younkstowna, O. Dne Z. ia
nuarja je sci Joe Godina v West
Virginijo in jih takoj spozaal,
nakar SO PRIMAL, da 50 tudi
MEGA oropai. Dobil je lazaj ,sa-
mokres, puske in nekaj zlatnine.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-21
Urednikova posta
Y Madison. Ohio. imamp
zares dobre sosede!

:, Cd mole strani so dopisi bolj
poredkoma v javnosti, ker nj
nikdar tistega casa, da bi sc clo-
vek vsedel in napisal svoje mi
sli. v medsebojnih pogovorih pa
kaj radi pohvalimo gostoljub-
most in naklonjenost nash sose-
dov, farmarjev.
v Madison, Ohio imamo emo
posebno darezljivo druzino in
to so Babicevi. Mr.. in Mrs. An
ton Babi6 nista samo pridna in
podjetna ma svoji domaciji, am
pax zelo rada tudi svojim sose-
dom izkazujeta prijaznost. Vsa-
Ike praznike in Sc posebno OBJ bo-
zicu in ma starega leta vecer Sc
pri njih zberejo sosedi v lepi
druzbi in tako prebijejo nekaj
prav prijetnih ur v lepi druzab-
nosti. Vsi, XII smo delezni prist-
ne domace postrezbe cd te dru-
zine, smo jim IL srca hvalezni
"a njih dobrosrcnost. Farmarji
itak nimamo dosti drugega We
selja ali zabave kot 81 jo sami
napravimo kadar pridemo sku-
paj pri prijaznih ljudeh in Ba-
bicevi so ena druzina, kjer nj
nobene prisiljenosti ali, da bi Sc
kdo pocutil drugaee kot popol-
noma domac.
Da imajo mnogo della in do
mach opravkov to vsak razu-
me in Mrs. Babic Sc posebno
kot dobra in skrbna matt, caka
ma tisti cas-, ko DO druzina 20
pet vsa skupaj in sinovi zopet
vsi donna. Imajo pet sinov cd
katerih SO bill stirje v armadi
in doslej nj Sc nobenega nazaj,
toda upati je, da bodo V nekaj
mesecih spet vsi zdravi v svo-
jem druzinskem krogu. To bo
veselje, ko Sc povrnejo in DO tu-
di dovolj vzroka "a pravo vese-
lie in zadovoljnost.
Predno koncam bi rada ONE
Mia imena tistih, XII smo bill pri
Babicevih ma Silvestrov vecer !:
Mr.. in Mrs. Demsar il Pains
vile; Mr.. in Mrs. Stergar il
Mentor; Mr.. in Mrs. Nah il Ma
Olson; Mr.. in Mrs. Anton Fidel
il Unionville ter moi soprog 6
Louis in JAZZ.
V imenu druzbe, iskrena hva-
la Mr.. in Mrs. Babic "a vso do
brosrcnost in gostoljubnost. Pri
=
tel druzini vemo, da je vsak do
brodosel, kdor Sc tam oglasi in
potem tudi hvalezen "a izkaza-
no prijaznost.
Letosnja zima je mila in upa-
tt je, da tako ostane do pomla-
di. Mescani in mescanke ste pa
vabljeni, da obiscete farmarje v
nasi okolici in &c je lie mogoce,
Sc ustavite pri Babicevih, kjer
boste pray vljudno postrezeni z
okrepeili in domacimi pridelki.
Use skupaj najlepse pozdrav-
liam,
Mary Peterlin, Burns Rd.
Madison, Ohio.
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DR METOD AIKUz: 4
Date torei cesariu
Lxbamski dnevk "Slovensi porocevalec dne IL okto-
brp 1915 je objapl POD gormjm naslopom pasednje:
mt. %, 21.)

n n 'sFasslovsom 81 q m rpsaslesdnsje:: "a =
! karje, kaksno maj bi to njihovo
J pismo bilo, da bi kot "ucitelD
resnice," svoje vernike res prav
poucili in obenem poudarili tudi
tisto, ze stokrat obetano ''lojal-
no sodelovanje." ce ne drugace,
Sc mi je ze kot drzavljanu vzbu-
dila Oh tel okroznici vest in mo-
raj sem Sc nujno vprasati: "a
kaj ne povedo, kaj je veren clo-
vek dolzan dati cesarju, to je
svetni oblasti in kot SO to ma "a
cetku okroznice tudi obljubili ?
Je morda svobodna, demokra-
ticna in zvezna drzava marsala
Tita, v kateri ma primer tudi nj
nobene lakote, XII grozi skoraj
vsem nasim sosedom, mani
vredna kot so bile drzave oku-
patorjev, Pavelica in Nedica ?
Pa vendar so takrat pozivali
prav isti skofje kot danes
(z izjemo beguncev) svoje, YER
nike k pokorscini, spostovanju,
ljubezni do svojih drzav in tira-
nov, danes pa S prikritimi bese-
dami sicer, a dovolj jasno in
zgovorno ne obvezujejo svojih
vernikov do domovine in njene
oblasti prav v nicemer.
Dale clovek ne najde v pismu
niti najmanjse obsodbe fasizma,
dejanskega pocetnika vsega Fla
in gorja, pac pa dovolj jasno, a
neresnicno, krivicno in vse OBJ
sodbe vredno podtikanje heroj-
ski narodni osvobodilni borbi
naziv in pridevek drzavljanske
vojne. In nazadnje: niti maj
manjse zelje po sreci novi Jugo-
slaviji, nobenega blagoslova
najmanjse zelje k napredku, no
bene pohvale in nobene besede 9
osvoboditelju in ustvarjalcu
srecne domovine marsalu Titu.
Skratka, kot da pri mas nj ne I'll
ia, nj ne dobro, ne lepo. LIE zlo
in sovrastvo, pokolji in prega-
MANIA.
Maj Sc potem ii "ucitelji res
nice" pac ne cudijo, &c in zakaj
so ljudje zapuscali cerkve, in
to zapuscanje nj organiziral ne
"brezbozni materializem," Sc
mani "preganjanje Cerkve.' .
Kaj so torej po' tenn pastirskem
pismu dolzni dati katolicani no.
vi Jugoslaviji? Najlepse in maj
milejse povedano: nicesar! In nj
pravega in resnicnega katolica.
ma, XII bi mogel trditi, da je tax
nauk posten in pravilen. Do te-
ga pravilnega zakljucka je vsak
posten katolican prisel, a je Sci
Sc dalje in sc je brez ma imanjse-
ga greha vprasal: ali imajo vsj
ii skofje in generalni vikarji pc
vsem tenn in po svojem stirilet-
mem zadrzanju sploh Sc kaksno
pravico, prisvajati 81 moralnc
vodstvo svojih vernikov?
To vprasanje je sprico poiz'
kusa, uciti izmalicen Kristusov
nauk, povsem upraviceno in ma
mestu IN praV tako tudl naSled-
Mi odgovor: dokler bo slepa
strast vodila te in take "ucite-
lie resnice," je upraviceno tudi
vsako odklanjanje njihovega
moralnega vodstva. Sami NAM
rec, brez okroznice, so Titovi
ljudje odpravili vse napake, bo-
disi pri udarnistvih, bodisi pri
mitingih ali kjer koli drugje,
prav tako kot SO sami, brez sko-
fov ohranili v ten tezkih stirih
letih vso pravo in zdravo kr-
scansko morale delavnih, vese-
lih, iskrenih in naprednih ljudi,
Brez jugoslovanskega episko-
pata so te zdrave in verne liud-
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no pastirsko pismo jugoslovan-
skin skofov je vendarle prislo in
bilo je prebrano v nasih cerkvah
zadnji dive nedelji. zupniki in
kaplani SO s tem-eni bolj "a
nosno in gorece, drugi zopet
manj-storili svojo dolznost,
kot so dejali in Sc opravicevali,
pametni verniki pa so 81 mislili
svoje in so zapuseali cerkve.
V glavnem torej v Sloveniji
poslanica ze cd vsega pocetka
nj dosegla tistega namena, "a
katerega je bila sestavljena. Ne
koliko je dvignila glavo le stara
in betezna reakcija, XII Sc itak
zadovolji z vsako Sc tako malen-
kostno malenkostjo.
Cello tenn, da je raztrosila
med svoje "vernike," da sem
med podpisniki tega pisma tudi
JAZZ. (Od kod in zakaj meni ia
nenadna in povsem nezasluzena
cast, biti uvrscen med jugoslo-
vanske skofe in diva slovenska
generalna vikarja, res ne vem y
Je pa to pismo jugoslovan-
skin skofov zelo velika poseb-
most in TAXA zgodovinska red
kost, da lahko mirne duse trdi-
mo, da je bill marsikdo mad MIN
ne samo presenecen, temvec pc
vsej cloveski in krscanski pra-
vici tudi razocaran in ogorcen.
1. Kot motivni stavek maj bi
celemu pismu sluzil znani Kri-
stusov izrek pri sv. Mateju:
"Dajte torej cesarju, kar je &C.
sarjevega, in Bogu, kar je boz
jega." To bi torej pomenilo, maj
bi celotna poslanica izzvenela
nekako to, da sc verniki po.
uce, kaksne so njihove krscan-
ske dolznosti do move domovine
in obratno, kaksno dolznost
imajo kot drzavljani Sc vedno
do Boga samega, njegove Ger.
kve it'd.
A kljub temu, cetudi skofje-
"ucitelji resnice' kot Sc sami
slovesno imenujejo v tenn pismu
Sc tako poudarjajo, da ito
nacelo izvaja (katoliska Ger
kew pri vseh narodih in vseh
dezelah sveta,' more in mora
vsak posten in resnicen katoli.
can brez najmanjsega greha
mirno spoznati, do tega ma6elo
jugoslova'aski $kofje s to in to-
ko poslanicO D TitoVi Jugoslavi,
"a paG noGejo isUajati.
VISA poslanica je cd prve dc
zadnje crke pisana tako Into
ozkosrcno strastjo in pristra.
nostjo, po vzorcu "mnogo hrupa
"a MIC" kot ugotavlja predsed-
mix Kidric, da nikakor ne more
dvigniti niti objektivnega ugle-
da teh najvisjih katoliskih
funkcionarjev Jugoslaviji, kaj
sele, da bi pri Sc tako pazljivem
bralcu ali poslusalcu mogla
vzbuditi vsaj delcek prave in ne
potvorjene resnicnosti ugotav-
ljajocih dejstev.
Pa ne samo to-! Prav VISA ia
ihta in strast, XII je zdaleka dru-
gacna ma primer cd apostolske
gorecnosti sv. Pavla, je skrenila
celotno pismo kljub omenjene-
mu motivnemu stavku ma opolz-
ko pot potvarjanja in tako nuj-
no in logicno prisilila celokupen
episkopat, da je zapisal popolno
neresnico: "Danasnje stanje ka-
toliske Cerkve v Jugoslaviji Sc
razlikuje po nasem misljenju
samo po imenu cd stanja odkri-
tega preganjanja Cerkve.'
Da to nj res, We danes vsak po-
stem clovek in 1.-Two obcuti vsak
doEcr in resnicen katolican. Ali
povedano drugimi besedami ::
celotno pastirsko pismo je ia
sen vzgled, kan lahko zaidejo
cello uradni in najvisji "ucitelji
resnice," &c Sc daio vOditi "a
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ziva posredno necivilizirano in

Nj, TitoYi ljudje, in to Cd pre-
prostega vojaka do odlocujoce-
ga funkcionarja, Sc danes prav
dobro zavedamo, kaj prav "a
pray jugoslovanski skofje hoee-
jo to poslanico. Mic drugega
kot dvigniti syoje globoko padle
delnice moralnega vpliva s tenn,
da razkrice v vesoljni svet o
preganjanju we're in njenih slu-
zabnikov in da sprozijo cello pre-
ganjanje samo. A bridko Sc mo-
TITO! S preganjanjem in muceni-
stvom tudi to pot ne DO mic, in
to cato, ker ne more biti mic.
Ma slavni prapor Jugoslavije
nismo napisali samo smrt FASH
mu, temvec z istimi crkami, to
je s krvjo in trpljenjem: svobo-
da we're in vesti! Zato noben po-
stem in resmicmi Skof, duhovnik
in vernik pri mas ne DO nikdar
preganjan, ne mucen, ne ustre-
lien.
2. O "dejstvih,' XII maj bi 60
vorila in dokazovala zalostno
yersko in moralno stanje v Ii
tovi Jugoslaviji, je odgovoril ze
tovaris predsednik Kidric z
''mnogo hrupa "a nic," S cemer
sc vsak posten katolican-drzav-
liam povsem strinja. Omenil hi
zato samo odstavek, S kategim
maj bi bila nova Jugoslavija jaw
no in pred vsem svetom ozigo-
sana kot drzava neclovencan-
ske kulture.
Gre namrec "a grobove padlih
sovraznikov, domacih in tujih-
in skofje zapisejo: "Pred smrt-
jo Sc klanjajo vsi ljudje. Tudi
sovraznik po smrti neha biti So
vraznik. Tudi MENU pripada pc
nepisanih zakonih clovecanske
kulture, ki isvira IL krScanske
ljubesai (nesmisel podcrt a
jazz pravica do dostojnega
groba."
Povedal sem re, da ST postene
ljudske mnozice nikakor ne zele
vec, da bi Jim "ucitelji resnice''
dopovedovali tudi, kaj je prav
lepo, posteno in dobro. IL tega
vzroka Sc vprasujejo tudi Oh
! tenn stavku samo tole: lie kje SO
bill vsi tt, danes tako "a clo-
vecanstvo in kulturo vneti skof-
,,je, takrat kot so cd njih samih
blagoslovljeni okupatorji in do
maci izdajalci skrunili grobove
nash partizanov, da smo jih
morali skrivati po gozdovih, da
SO njihova izmucena trupla mo.
gla najti svoj mir vsaj po smrti
Ne, Titovi ljudje ne povracu-
jejo enakega enakim. Vsake-
mu, Sc tako velikemu sovrazni-
ku ali izdajalcu privoscimo grok
v svobodni in sveti zemlji. Mix
dar pa ne bono dovolili in to
prav zato ne, ker smo clovecan-
ski kulturni in krscanski ljudje
da bi Sc ziveci fasisti svojim
mrtvim fasistom postavljali
spomenike, jim krasili grobove
in tenn ustvarjali kakrsne koli
sprva sicer sentimentalne in SOL
zave, a kasneje resnejse in uspe-
snejse pogoje "a nova krvopre-
litja!
Da, visoki episkopat, klanja-
mo Sc pred smrtjo, bojimo Sc je
pa ne! Ia mas, Titove borce, lie
smrt tako nekaj cloveskega in
naravnega kot to, da izravnamo
in bono izravnali z zemljo vsak
izdajalcev in sovraznikov grob!
Nismo bill in nikdar ne bono
prazno sentimentalni, tudi ne
sprico takih grobov, kajti ziv-
ljenje je velika stvarnost, vecja,
kot 81 prav gotovo misi yisoki
jugoslovanski episkopat.
lVes+i il zivienio
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-23
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i'm Sitieite Sadyienbeim oas 8antctt
ocs gl!n llno 8oIoltar Shutters
&lltb ltdtt, Gas ite sll Gbren Ser aus
Dem &rieg beintgcfe6rten Teterancn
aaben Sic SanSbnlle ,pnr id,on &C.
foriert mproen uuo ca inb ld)6u aus,
ocnn Die S$eteraien i ErM oicslual
nit ibrcn bGiieren SGliten oocr ibrcn
;Snfiinftigen iuialnrnen. I'm G:,5O
llbr bieb sic Hrdiiocntln ncs Stubs,
Srau sgneta Ntonticr IN ldyo1len
&orten Sic Geterunen lno Gi'1c
ber5lih miIlfonmcn uno erii,tte
Faitor Sobn 8. Icutid,linoer, ser
III olelcm &rie9 ais Chaplain nit
Hana zines Sauptmunns echicnt bat
oas Sl'd>achet 81 iprcfen Gnnn
lpnroe ein Ieincs Giien bon oenl Gait
Jlniors, Muodrn lmo Burden.
aufgctra1cn mo Scrmun Sdnn ipiel-
to nit ieinenl slttorNipu sic ihDniteu
MeiIen. 9tad) Dem Giien p,lroeu
id'one blunoriitii6e uno ernite HeHen
gebalten, Die mir bier nit)t in @ort=
lalt bringen f0nne,l, aber mir ,uoQer
erlpGbnen oas iinnreihe @orte aes
lprohen tpurben Don Yaltor Scbn
$. Seutidldnoer, Son ySeher uno
plnop Sbneioer, Geteranen oes er.
item &eltfrieges, Or. Oaus uno
Wajor Sd,aa II. a. SRI. 9ettp ssoiiel
lang srci ihone Solos uno Irls.
Gtbel lmo Solliie &rih Elm 9uett;
Damn isr. Nnop Shneioer trug Elm
itones 8eoiht Dor. 9leo. Sd,neioer
iprad) Oas Sdlublport. Tann lpuroc
aemeinidnitlih oas 2ieo vMp Gour.
trp this OF thee" gei,mgen. Sieroui
lprroen Die 5aieln gerGumt une cs
Iano ein Hotter Cans Itatt, ser bis
ipGt am 9lbeno oauerte. aur5 geiaat,
es ipar Elm id)ones ganfett, gut ar.
uno oen 1fiittern sebiibrt
Ser Sanf aQer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-05-23
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