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establishes a system of materials
priorities. Without these priorities
loW-cost residential construction
would be at a disadvantage in COM
peting for supplies with other types
OF building. PR-33 further provides
that the Federal Housing Admin
istration must approve the selling
price of home for which a priority
rating is sought.
In no case may the sales price be
more than $4,000 Gncluding lott.
Furthermore, since $500 is the
maximum price that most veterans
can afford to pay, a recent directive
issued by Housing Expediter Wilson
Wyatt seeks to insure that at least
half of the country's houses are sold
below that figure. A price dividing
line" has been established, which is
based on local building costs and
geographical conditions, and varies
for the different parts of the coun-
try.
The veteran who cannot find
suitable rental and wishes to build
a home today as solution to his
housing needs, should ask himself
two questions. First, is his job Sc
cure and is he reasonably sure of
staying in the community where he
now lives and works?
Second. can he afford to build a
home of the type he needs? If the
answer is affirmative to both ques-
tons, he may contact his local retail
lumber dealer, who will suggest
builder to him.
Lumber Dealers to Aid.
The lumber dealer will also assist
in the choice of land and in the Sc
lection of an appropriate house plan.
He or the builder will further de-
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termine the cost of building the
house. arrange for FILA approval
on the selling price and obtain the
necessary priority rating for mate
rails.
The lumber dealer will also refer
the veteran to suitable lending
agency where veterans loans may be
negotiated. The qualified dealer
will. in short, guide the veteran
through all the steps required to
build home today.
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dingy look which they frequently
acquire after they have been in serv-
ice for time. This will not only
remove the dinginess but also if a
light color is used, improve the light
in the room. Contrasting colors
with the outside of the awning will
make pleasing job.
This paint can be used on the
tapes of Venetian blinds or for
beach umbrellas, as well as canvas
furniture and equipment. 1t is par
ticularly successful when used on
grass, fiber of sisal rugs. If the rug
is old and porous, it should be sized
before the paint is applied. The
rug is placed over a layer of paper
to keep the paint of. the floor I'M
derneath and a wide margin of
paper left around the edges. When
the rug is completely dry it should
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5000 Loan Units Qualify

More than 5000 lending institu-
lions. in addition to 1000 branch
offices, in all parts of the country
are qualified to make property re-
pair, improvement and conversion
loans insured by the Federal HoUs-
ing Administration.
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dark stripes are painted and al
lowed to dry. The process is re-
versed for the light stripes.
Awnings can be painted on the
inside as well to take away the
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be gone over with a dry scrubbing
brush to restore the gloss.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-11
GUESTS PRESENT FOR
ANNUAL DRAMA DAY

Mrs. Hazel Sturm. The members OF
the cast held the audience spell
bound as they each unrayeied :he
mystery OF the midnight ghost who
came TO haunt his murderer.
The second play presented was
the comedy, Bargains" The act
ing in this play produced an atmos-
phere Of laughter and curiosity. Di-
rector was Miss Eleanor Weston.
The setting was a basement fitting
room on bargain day. The cast
was: Rene, Mrs. Marie Cleary
salesgirl, Agnes Johnson; Marty,
Miss Hazel Davis; Little Old Wom-
an. Miss Eleanor Weston. Each
member Of he cast very well por-
trayed his part in the clever incl
dent OF the future mother-in-law
and daughter.in-law accidentally
meeting for the first time,
The members of the committee
who arranged he Drama Day meet
ing were Mrs. Robert Daley. chair
man, Mrs. Carl Johnson, Mrs. Lei
and Randall, Mrs. Spencer Davis,
and Miss Eleanor Weston.
The most accomplished feature
Of the program was the musical
selections executed by Mr. Marion
Randall.
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Mrs. Robert Daley expressed ap-
probation TO Mrs. f.. G. Wiedman
and Miss Eleanor Weston who as
sisted in the directing. Mrs. p.
Skinner presented beautiful cor
sage TO Mrs. Daley as a token Of
apprecia ton from the play casts.
Mrs. Pliny Skinner, president, op-
ened the business by heading the
unison reading CT the Club collect
Having heartily greeted the guests
and members. she brought Forth a
message of spring with the FREEDOM
mating spirit Of good will. Follow
ing the usual business reports OF
the officers, a contribution was
voted for the Cancer Campaign.
Mrs. Richard Weir gave an inter
esting report OF the meeting OF the
War Memorial Project OF the city.
and Mrs. Arthur Walker reported
on the meeting OF the City Fedora
ton OF Women's Clubs. Announce
ment was made OF the 25th ami
versary April 50. Of the City Fed
Grafton at Charles McKenny Hail.
Mrs. J. Milton Hover announced
that the dinner meeting for Col.
owen Cleary will be April % at
Charles McKenny Hall.
Mrs. Ben H. Vanden Belt an-
nounced that the next meeting
April "a. would be in observance
OF Health Day. DR.. Norman F. Mil
Ter. head OF the gynecology depart
ment. University OF Michigan, will
be the guest speaker.
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Members and guests o: the Lad
les Literary Club were highly en-
tertained by two plays in obsery-
ance OF the annual Drama Day az
khe Literary Club House Wednes-
DAY afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Daley as announcer
very cleverly, IN a deep tone OF
voice, made the usual announce
ments preceding a drama, Her pla-
cards OF silence" and Applause
we're OF great aid 10 the audience.
The first play presented by the
Bad Actors Guild was The Op-
enlng OF a Door" a play OF the SUI
pernatural in one act. Director OF
this play was Mns. Helen Daley. As
the curtains of the stage slowly op-
ened 10 the weird sound effects Of
a windy rainy night produced by
Lorraine Barenow, the audience
viewed the living room OF the Par
rish farmhouse in an isolated re-
gion near the hour OF midnight.
The cast was: Esther Fraser. sister
O: David. Mrs. Ruth Southgate;
Martin Fraser. her husband, Mrs.
Natalie Kisor; Mrs. Parrish, her
mother, Mrs. Mabel George; Ruth
Parrish. her sister. Mrs. Marian
Watts; Owen Bennett, a neighbor.
Mrs. Ida Lord; Lottie, a hired girl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-11
Calendar Of Social Events

Willing circle of Kings Daughters o'clock with Mrs
II X. Burrell
Club o'clock with Mrs. Faron Hayden
Bridge tournament 1880, Charles Mckenny Hall
o'clock formal lounge Charles McKenny Hall
Friday Bridge Club. o'clock with Mrs Austin George
Class Of Baptist Church omit meeting this month
Victory Extension Club 10 O'Clock, at home Of Mrs Walter
Campbell
Girl o'clock. Rackham 19 o'clock
Rackhsm; troop 81, $3.50. St Lukes Church House
Ypsan Masonic Association o'clock Masonic Temple pospon
ed from last week.
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Summit Study Club
Officers Elected

New officers for the Summit
Study Club were elected at the
April meeting. Wednesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. J. L.
Mclaughlin. Mrs. Fred Spencer
was elected president; Mrs. n. F.
Kenady. vice president; Mrs.
George Ross, secretary: Mrs. Low
ell Lee, treasurer.
The constitution and bylaws were
read and discussed relative to
some proposed changes.
The program consisted OF pa
per, read by Mrs. Minnie Snidecor.
on Michigan Vegetation. which
named the various trees, flowers,
fruit and grains that grow in
Michigan.
Twelve members answered roll
call, responding with current
events.
After the meeting the hostess
served Ice cream and waters. The
next meeting. May s, which will
be the last one this season will be
at the home OF Mrs. o. NJ. Miles,
will be preceded by a cooperative
luncheon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-11
Huron Auxiliary
Adding Members

Huron Post Unit 40s Auxiliary
meeting at the Legion Home We'd
nesday evening added six new
members.
Mrs. Dorothy Rowe. OF Auxiliary
2SS. was again present. She an
swered many questions asked by
new members concerning women's
work in the Legion's Americanism
program. The new unit will take
part in Poppy sales in May.
Auxiliary 4OS will meet every
Wednesday at 8 o'clock until they
are ready for the installation Of
officers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-11
Donations Voted
by Navy Mothers

II was voted at the meeting the
Huron Navy Mothers Club. We'd
nesday evening. to make donations
to the cancer and to the Inter
.ochen funds. The club also voted
to send its commander. Mrs. Ro-
land Woodside to the Navy Moth
ers national convention in New
York. July s to 12.
Mrs. Jennie Flemming took the
Navy Mothers obligation and was
welcomed into the club. Mrs. A. J.
Schultz. chairman, reminded the
members OF the bake sale to be
at 217 W. Michigan Ave. Saturday.
Mrs. George Campbell. chairman,
reported on the rummage sale last
week.
Mrs. A. L. Howard requested the
mothers to give her their sons
birthday date, so that she may
send them birthday cards. At the
next meeting. May 8, more OF the
$25 bonds will be given to returned
veterans who have been discharged.
Mrs. Dorothy Ginther, national
second vice commander, will be
present.
A call was made for donations
Of eggs for Percy Jones Hospital
for Easter. Those wishing to do
nate may either contact Mrs. Wood
side or leave the eggs at the Amer
lean Legion home.
Mrs. Robert Steere read an ar
ticle on the history OF the Navy
Mothers Club Of America from its
inception in 1888 to the present
time. 1t told of the many fine
things the mothers have done for
boys in service all over the coun-
try.
The next meeting will be Apr. Il.
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party was given In the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Snyder and for decor
atoms kitchen utensils were tied
% paper streamers and were used
effectively in the living room. The
gifts were Arranged on the buffet in
the dining room. Brides games
were played and the prize winners
were Mrs. Robert Gauss, Mrs. Max
Murdoch. Mrs. Edward Payne, Mis-
SEES June Housman. Elizabeth Kir-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-11
Dessert Served to
Past Chiefs Club

Preceding the meeting o: the
Past Chiefs Club Of Pythian Sisters
Wednesday evening. dessert waF
served by the hostess. Mrs. Mark
Rust, MB. Walter Pierce. Mrs.
Rose Horn, Mrs. James Hart and
Mrs. B. r. Burbank.
With Mrs. Rust presiding. the
meeting was opened with the read
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-11
Shower HOnOrS
Miss Simmons

Honoring Miss Naomi simmons
whose marriage TO George Curtis
will be April q the Misses Jean
and Barbara Snyder and Juanita
Badger were hostesses at a kitchen
shower Wednesday evening. The
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-11

ing OF a poem by Mrs. Walter
Weaver, What Is SUGGEST" by
Edgar Guest. The nominating COM
mittee appointed to prepare the
slate OF officers for election. was
Mrs. James Hart, Mrs. Elroy Briggs
and Mrs. Alfred Huston.
Announcement was made Of the
Pythian Sister card party to be
April "a. The remainder OF the evs-
ming was spent playing rabbit, with
prizes for the winners.
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by, Catherine Tompkins, Miss Sim
mons and Mrs. Howard Curtis. Re-
:reshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Burbank left
this morning for an extended motor
trip throughout eastern and south
ern states. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bur
bank will manage the fur store, IS
S. Huron St., during their absence.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08

let, Maria Peterca, Maria
Cankar, Tomaz in Terezija Bas
pa "a tri leta. Franc Lozar in
Jozef Selan so bill obsojeni tudi
ma zaplembo vse premozenja.
Vsi obtozenci morajo tudi po-
vrniti stroske kazenskega por
|stopka, izvrsitve kazni in po-
vprecnino. Y kazen Sc jim vsteje
|pripor. ~
Glede nekaterih took obtozhe
SO bill obtozenci v pomanjkanju
dokazov oprosceni ali pa je bila
obtozha v skladu z amnestij-
skim ukazom "a vrnjena.
Popolnoma oproseni vsake
krivde in kazni pa so bill nasled-
Mi obtozenci: Nikolaj Korosec,
Alojz Trkov, Ivan Potokar,
Frnac Lozar in Ana Cankar.
Obsojeni so sc pritozili proti
:razsodbi, zastopnik. javnega to-
,zilca pa 81 je pridrzal rok "a pre-
.mislek.
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katerega sem YAM dal preteee-
mega junija, ko ste nae poroci-
Ii" .... -
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Dr.. Lawrence A. Cantow

DR.. Lawrence a. Cantow
XII je bill pred nedavnim castno
odpuscen cd vojaske sluzbe, ma
mania, da je otvoril svoj zdrav-
.niski in ranocelniski urad ma
St. Clair Ave., VOCAL Marquette
Ave.
Ko je dr.. Cantow sluzil Stri-
ca Sama, Sc je udelezil bojev "
Afriki, Sardiniji, Franciji in
Nemciji. Prvotno Sc je nahajal
q AZ. divizijo, XII je korakala
.skozi Wurtzburg, Schweinfurt,
iNuerenburg, Dachau, Munich
in Salzburg. Pozaeje je bill pre-
meseen k 81. diviziji v Geho-
slovakijo, kjer je. incl priliko
slUziti v raznih nestih v ame-
.riski conf. Med tenni 50 bila me
sta Plzen, Prachatice, Krunalov
pri Moldawi in Vyssi Brod. Po-
srecilo Sc mu je obiskati krasne
ceske Budajoxice in OBJ neki pri-
liki nall je bila dana priloznost,
da Sc je pridr,sGI trupana, XII SO
vkorakale v Praho Oh priliki
slavnosti obletniee ceake repu-
bike. Kmalu poten, 30 ie. po-
stal regimentalni kirurg psi 301.
infanterijL je odsel u. Europe in
prisel je nazaj v decembru 1915
leta,. potem 10 ie bill poHisan v
majprja.
Ia tenn je pohajal teGai HI ga
je Western Reserve uniVerza
nudiia vraeajo6ina Sc arnadnim
zdravnikom v Lakeside lbolnis-
nici. Or. CantoW je doyrsil stu
die v Indiana uniyerzi in Indi-
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n sR0MIN NASIM PADLIM DoMovnU
Potsptah 50 Jim polja in vinsls goriee.
upanjen. da odvzamsjo Jim pravice.
Mas najvsSi sovrainik bill je dusni tolaink.
snu Kristusoyih podegel je tisoeeri Jugosovan
Cd Urala do Trglaya. zayihraa sovanska je zastava
Tssa mic vess domaSi izdajalc
ksr hotel js biti se naroda prodajalec.
Pc gozdu possjaaih dosti je grobov. =.
nasib oGetov. mater. heeTa in snov.
Il MISC bill izdajalci ne krimnalci!
Padi donevino. "a narodne pravice.
To 50 zrtve nase domovine,
XII 50 posvetli oltar nass zgodovine.
zrtve bile prevelike.
Al dossgl svoj cilj!
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ana uniyerzi zdravnistva. Svoj
termin kot "interne" je sluzil v
veliki metropolitanski bolnisni-
ci v New Yorku, kjer Sc je ma
hajal, ko. je vstopil v aktivno
vojasko sluzbo v juliju /. 1912.
DR.. Cantow je porocen ter je
zena bivsa Cleveland
canka, Janet Wohlfeld, in ina
ia sincka, XII je bill rojen, ko Sc
je zdravnik nahajal preko NOR
ia. Zdravnik zivi svojo druzi-
no ma 2675 Hampton Rd., Gle
veland. (Oglas)
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BABE sRL RATES Still the idol Of baseball and
mobhed Yankee stadium
game
baseball Ruth
thsoneAaU the he will always continue.
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Kinda, Johanna Remic. - Pc
81: Ant. r. Kramer, Mrs. M.
Staley, Smith f?) Geo. Zadel, A.
Knaus, Red & Jacks Service,
w. M. Gaus Music, III. De Oan-
ma. ~.. ~ -.
Pc 50c: Brewer, AHenders.
Skupaj $4,000. .
Nabiralna pola Ahacij Prezel
in Frank Tegel: Po $40: John
Rozanc, Girl Obed - Po S.:
Frank Bricel, Mary Sokach, A.
Mihelich, Math Pishler, JOS.
James, Joseph Kozan, Joseph
Belanich, JOS. Vihtelich, Mr.. in
Mrs. JOS. Opara. - Po So: Mrs.
Krauss, Zupancic in Karlinger.
Pc 81: Peter Kozan, Lovrenc
Skok. Skupaj $500.
Nabrano ma seji drustva St.
6 SDZ. Albina Vessel $40. -
Pc $500: Frank zagar in Jo-
Iseph Barkovich in Andy Pezdir.
tSkupaj $26.00.
Nabrano ma SANSovi sell:
John Kantz $40, Jack in Agnes
Sargin $40.
Prvi skupni prispevek " tel
kampanji znasa torej $1,158.
Upamo, da bo prihodnje poroci-
10. Sc ugodnejse.
v imenu nedolznih otrok, XII
lezijo bolni in podhranjeni in,
XII mas v svoji agoniji prosijo
zavetia (bolnisnice), kjer 81 bo-
do okrepili svoje zdravje in ta-
ko postal koristni clani Glove
ske druzbe, - hvala! Hvala
tudi vrlim nabiralcem, XII vrsijo
nehvalezno, toda nadvse korist-
no delo "a ohranitev slovenske-
ga naraseaja.
Frank Cesen, tajnik.
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"a krotek COS

Vojak vstopi " urad vojnega
kurata. "Rad bi vedel, kaj je va
Sc mnenje, ali je psteno "a neko-
ga, da Sc okoristi ma racun po-
mote :drugega?' vprasa vojak.
"Gotovo neH!' odvrne kurat.
Vojak Sc opogumi in stekne
roko iprotiy kuratu::,' "Potem mi
boste morda. :vrniIiS tistic dollar,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08

George Tomosir
Cement Contractor
Izdelujem hodnike. dovo-
ze (drivewaysl zidam kleti
in polozim tia v garazi
ll23 e. 80 St. - EN- 5677
Imamo 80 let izkusnje v temu
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UREDNI
: PO$TA
Prvo poroeilo kampanje
podr. st. los SANS
"a otrosko bolnico

Euclid, O.-Malokatera kam-
panja je bila m e d ameriskimi
Slovenci tako popularna, kot je
"a otrosko bolnisnico v Sloveni-
j. To- pa IL razloga, ker je ma
meravana stavba zkljucno clo-
vekoljubnega znacaja. Nabiralci
naletijo ma vsakojake Gudi, am
pax nihce Sc nj nikogar nahru-
lii, kot Sc to cestokrat dogaja.
Tudi nasa drustva sc lepo odzi-
vajo, razen par zakrknjenih,
kojih odborniki gojijo mrznjo
fproti vsemu, ker je v zvezi no.
vo Jugoslavijo.
Kot izgleda, Sc DO euclidska
|naselbina dobro odrezala v tel
kampanji. Lzmed posameznikov
Sc vedno nosi zastavo nasa cla-
mica Theresa Frank, XII je pri-
|spevaia tisoeak in s tenn posta-
la ustanovna clanica bolnisnice.
Dale smo ma raeun bolnisnice
ze prosi mesec odposlali ST.
527.65. Ma podlagi porocil smo
skoraj sigurni, da bo skupni pri-
spevek il nase naselbine "a boil
niski sklad, pet tisoeakov. Ia
tekoco kampanjo SO do sedaj
javljene sledece ,vsote:
Progresivne Slovenke st. 3.
so mas presenetile $500. Ker
nabirajo Sc dalje, bodo imena
|njih darovalcev priobcena po-
zneje. VISA cast jim! Podruzni-
ca ST. LOG SANS je nabrala do
sedaj sledece vsote: Slovenski
drustveni dom $10O (pa to- je
menda lie "ara" kajti, sepeta Sc,
|da naislijo postati ustanovni cla-
nil. Klub. "Ljubljana" $100. -
Steve Trebec (Contractor) $1O0.
Drustvo st. 6 SDZ $50, Drustvo
st. 158 SNPJ $50.
Nabiralna pola Franka ces-
ma in Antona Svelea:. Po $40:
John Mocnik in John Usenie-
mix. Po $40: Frank Cesen, An
ton in Ana Sxelc, Frank in Min
ka Kramer. - Pc IS: Kalan
Bakery, Frank Pozar, John
Siuaeie, Nettie Cafe, Edward Ko-
vac, Cass Drugs, Joseph Gla-
van, Anton Skufca, Vincenc Err
cul. - Po $500: Fred Scheibo
(?). Po 81: JOS. setina, Real
Hardware, A. Fridman, P. Nc
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Izmed vojaske policije Sc je
organizirala skupin a moz "a
soccer" (neke vrste nogomet-
no igro), z drugo skupino, XII je
.obstojala il novodoslih rekru-
tow. Neki vojak je razlagal pra-
villa te igre in je dejal: "Ako ne
n1ores brcniti zoge, brcni enega
iznned MOI IL nasprotnega ia
bora. Torej sedaj, kje je 10
ga?'
'Kaj zoga, pustimo to. Kar
pricnimi z igro," zakrici en- We
lik rekrut.
"Ah cukercek," pravi crnec
svoji Susie, "ali je poljubcek, XII
sem ii ga ravnokar dal, ustva-
ril pozeljenje po drugem?"
=, "Seveda je,' odgovori Susie,
."stpda ma zalost je on odsoten
IL mesta."
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SkUPAJ Y IZDAJSTU -
SKlJPAJ PRED LJUDSkO SODBO
slo,n.l.. ~ = -
(Nadaljeyanje in konec)

(Nadaljeyanje in konec)
10. Franc PogaSar, kmet il
Spodnje Hrusice je bill organiza-
tor belogardisticne postojanke v
Hrusici in clan Slovenske legije,
XII je sodeloyala pri ovadbi Fran
ciske in Antonije sustersic, ma
dalje je. oyadii Ceferino Bricelj
in Jozefo Srebot, da sodelujeta
z Osvobodilno fronto, nakar sta
bila aretirana in ternirana, in
dal tudi nalog "a aretacijo An
tona Zorca, XII je bill aretiran in
pri Sv. Urhu dolocen "a usmrti-
tey, 20 posrsdovanju delodajal
ca pa je bill resen. e..
IL. in H.. Zakonca Tomaz in
Terezija Bas il Zgornje Hrusice
sta z ovadbo Franco Hrena po-
vzrocila njegovo aretacijo in v
posledici tega tudi njegovo smrt.
13. August Cankar IL Dobrunji
je aretiral kot clan zlocinske
posadke Sv. Urha Staneta
Smrekarja, ga nato postavil k
nekemu drevesu ma Pugledu, od-
dal proti MENU nekaj strelov in
ga hotel tenn prisiliti, da bi IL
dal partizanske postojanke in
bunkerje. Aretiral je Jozeta
Svetka il Podmolnika, XII je bill
nato ubit; 10. septembra 1943 je.
kot clan zlocinske posadke Sv.
Urha ubil in izropal neznanega
partizana, XII Sc je skrival pri
Jakobu Jesihu.
II. Jakob lager, posestnik IL
Bizovika, je- aretiral Franco
Klemencica, XII je bill kasneje
ubit.
16. Franc Luzar, posestnik IL
Bizovika,. je bill organizator be-
logardistiene postojanke. Kot
namestnik zupana je potrdil Cd
Ivana Habica predlozeno listo
sovascanov, katere Sc je posluS
zevala MVAC v svoje politicne
svrhe. D.
16. Jozef Selan, avtokarose-
rist ib, Dobrunj, je prijavil ko-
mandantu pri Sv. Urhu Antona
Krzina, da je pobiral denar "a
Osvobodilno fronto in del skrite
imovine Antona Gaspersiea,. XII
so mu jo nato belogardisti od-
well.
S tenn so zakrivili: Anton Po-
gacar, Maria Petrca, Alojz
Svetek, Jozefa Dezman, Maria
Cankar, August Cankar, Jakob
lager, Terezija Bas in Jozef Sc
Ian zlocin po clenu 8 t. 3 Zknd.
August Peterca, Jakob Jesih,
Franc lager, Ivan Zrimsek, To-
MAJ Bas, Franc .Pogacar in.
Franc Lozar pa zloc. po clenu
3 t. 8 in 4 Zknd. in so bill obso-
jeni po clenu 4 zknd.:
Alojz Syetek ma smrt obesa-
MEM; Anton Pogacar, Alojz Pc
terca, Jakob Jesih, Franc Poga-
car in August Cankar pa ma
smrt z ustrelitvijo. 'Vsi ii obto-
zenci SO bill obsojeni tudi ma
trajno izgubo vseh politicnih in
drzayljanskih pravic in ma "a,
plembo vse inoNine. .... -.
Ma odvzem prostosti s prisil-
MIN delom pa SO bill obsojeni:.
Franc jaeger in Jozefa Dezman
"a 20 let, Maria Peterca, Maria
Cankar, Tomaz in Tsrezija tBaS
"a Is let; Ivan Zrimsek ~ i2
let; Jakob lager za pet let. ia
Jozef Selan "a tri hta, Ma od-
vzem politicnih in drzaylianskih
pravic sta bila obsojena Franc.
lager in Jozefa Dezlnan "a 10
i ASAA kA - n r
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" Ameriki si ne more prisxajati
prednjastva. Kar js America da-
mes. js posledica .koordinacijs
vseh narodov. v knjigi n Ma
tion Of Nations" js naS poxnani
in spostoyani amerisko-slovsnski
pisatslj Louis AdamiE temeljito
pojasnL @ tenn Sc lahko prspri
cate. ako 81 nabayite in preSita-
te omenjeno knjigo. ki je v zalo-
81 v urednistvu Enakopravnosti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08

Prostak: "Kateri je najboljsi
nacin, priuciti dekle plavanja ?"
Drugi vojak: "Pri tenn je ire
ba poznati tehniko. Najprvo je
treba poloziti levo roko okrog
njenega pasu, potem primi 2
desnico njeno desno rolko in !.
Prostak: "Ona je moja Sc
stra."
Vojak: "Oh, potem jo kar
pahni v vodo." Ill.,. 81.
Mlad elovek je iskal delo v
tovarni med vojno. Delodajalec
ga vprasa, &c zna stenografijo.
Pro slice odgovori: "Seveda
znam stenografijo, samo z MO
sem pocasnejsi, kot nayadno." :"
L okrajne sodnije v Bergen
okraju, N. J. SO bila razposlana
pisma, pozivnice drzavljanom,
da Sc zglasijo "a porotnisko
sluzbo ma sodniji. Nato ena ze-
ma pismeno odgovori: '"V odgo-
vor ma Vase pismo Vam sporo-
cam, da me ne zanima Vasa po-
nudba. Sedaj sem dobila delo
z dobro place."