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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-19


T~HERE is MUCH good news for policyhoiders in
i the 1e45 record of the Metropolitan Life Insur
ance Company.
Payments to policyholders and their benehciaries
reached new all-time high of S625, 100000 Mortal
ity among polcyholders, excluding deaths, was
the lowest on record. The yield on the Companys
investments followed the general trend and declined
somewhat The Company had asset gains which
made possible to revise policy and annuity
so as to reflect lower interest earnings Scales of dv
dends to policyhoders maintained, and in some
cases slightly increased.
Unassigned surplus funds at the year end
amounted to $448 600 600. In addition the Company
had special surplus funds of $10e, 100000, of which
$o5,1OO,OOO represented special reserve for pos
sible loss or uctuation in the value of investments
and S143Oo,OOO Group Insurance reserve for cpl
denies, etc. These funds represent extra cushion
of safety for policyholders.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-19
Jacobs to Speak

CHARLOTTE, March 1S-(P)-
DR.. William P. Jacobs of Charlotte,
president of the American Cotton
Manufacturers association, will de-
liver the after-luncheo address
before more than 300 representa-
tives of industry, commerce, agri-
culture, marketing and transporta-
ton at the Southeast Shippers Ad-
visory board convention here Thurs
day.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-19
ar He eI
N ew S Briefs

Monday the Hickory bus station
had been ordered closed and that
it would not reopen until it had
been cleaned and put in a sanitary
condition and a new manager had
taken charge.
Travellers must buy their tickets
after boarding buses in Hickory I'M
til the bus station resumes opera
ton.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-19
What's New at Metropolitan?


In its report to policyholders for 1o45 Metropoli
tan provides answers to many of the questions
policyholder would be likely to ask he could make
personal visit to the Company Among questions
answered. for example, are...
Were there many extra claim payments last year
due to the war? =.
Would longer life for poiieyholders reduce the
cost Of Life Insurance?
In what types Of investments did the Company
put its money?
Whot does the Company advise abovf Nofiona
Service Life Insurance?
In addition to answering these and many other ques
lions, the report gives financial summary of the
Company's operations during 1915. Whether not
you are policyholder you will find this report inter-
esting and Informative To get copy just write and
ask for the Company's annual report entitled,
"Whats New At Metropolitan"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-19
Morning Coughs
f)ften Due 10 Bronchial Asthma

m Vol cough ana cough eSYeCla1ly morn.
voc and at night7 At times do you feel like
w voy were tearing yourself to pieces trying to
VI Vt rid rid Of stfangling mucous and still you
w. ssnk ~ gasp for breath. wheeze and rattle
s snS often en- can't sleepa Whether you know
+ IT, OF not. the cause Of these devitaIizins
XII Asthma. In such cases. the very first
s S Of MendaeO, a physicians prescription,
u usually goes right to work T., thru the blood
IN The bronchial tubes, then helps Nature
loosen and remove thick. strangling phlegm.
This helps you get good fresh air Into your
iupgs and promotes restful sleep, which is q
nstara aid to greater energy. vitality and
enjoyment OF life. Mendaco is not smoke.
which you take exactly according to simple
directions at meals, with the distinct UNDER
Standing that Mendaco must satisfy in every
vsy or your money back is guaranteed on
return Of empty package. Don't cough and
choke, don't lose sleep another night. because
Of recurring attacks Of Bronchial Asthma,
Without trying Mendaeo. Ask you. dEuggist
FOX Mendaoo today.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-19

Red Cross recreation workers
serve in some 700 odd service hos
pitfalls,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-19
State Garden School

State Garden School
RALEIGH, March 18- up A
State garden school will be held
here at N. c. State college March
1928 under the joint sponsorship
of the Garden club of North Caro-
lima and the College Extension divi-
sion.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-03-19

Close Bus Station
RALEIGH, March 1s-P)-John
+. Armstrong, chief Inspector of
the State Utilities commission, said
Evening star., 1946-04-15
Spanish Exile Regime
In Paris Expanded
BY the Associated Prose

LONDON, April 15.-The setur
OF the eXiled Spanish republican
regime in Paris was expanded over
the week end with the inauguration
OF a permanent state junta com
posed of former Premiers who will
serve as an advisory body.
Formation of the junta conceded
with the 18th anniversary of the
proclamation of the Spanish Re
public-a date which was observed
by ceremonies in Paris and by DEM
onstrations of republican sympa
thizers in Britain and in Denmark
In Paris Premier Jose Giral OF
the exile regime told a gathering
that the only way for the great
powers to show they were genuinely
interested in Spain was for them
to isolate Generalissimo Francisco
Franco.
In this country speakers at rallies
in Manchester. Bristol, Glasgow
Dundee. Plymouth and nottingham
urged the British Labor government
to break off relations with the
Franco government.
Nearly 100000 persons assembled
IN Copenhagen at demonstration
sponsored by the Communist Party
to call on the Danish government
to break with Franco.
Installed as chairman of the state
1unta in Paris was Diego Maritime
Barrio, president of the exiled re.
publican regime. Bernardo Ginel
de los Rios, who arrived in France
recently from Mexico, was namee
secretary
Evening star., 1946-04-15

and bicycles are all at two-thirds or
better of the 194l average.
4. Farm production this year will
be l3 to Is per cent above 194l, given
average weather. Per capita food
consumption will be about 4 per cent
above the all-time 1914 record-even
when trimmed down to feed Europe
S. All transportation of goods, ex-
cept Waterborne, is we'll ahead of the
l94l, far ahead of prosperous 1929
This covers air, highway, rail and
pipeline. Rail carloadings are lower
than in l94l but the cars are fuller
and their mileage greater.
6. Other signpost industries-pow-
er, gas. oil and coal tbefore the btu
minouS strike)-are producing SUBJ
stantially above their 1941 peaks
Sales OF electricity to big industrial
and commercial users are 33 per cent
above l94l, the heaviest previous
peacetime year.
7. Strikes and other problems held
down pig iron and some other
metals in the first quarter. However
steel has bounced back almost to
the prewar rate, while the new
metals, aluminium and magnesium,
are running well above.
The most noticeap1e 1aggards, tex
tiles and hard goods, don't pull down
the total greatly, because Mr.. Sny-
der's $154 4,O0O,OOO 900 figure takes in
the production of all goods and sery-
ices except those bought by the Gov
ernment for military use. 1t includes
the digging of coal, the services of
laundries, barber shops and truckers,
the output of farms and fisheries,
even the showing of movies and the
housing of hotel guests.
OWMR said its production esti-
mate, though expressed in dollars, is
not merely reflection of inflated
prices. When the $154, ,000, 900 900 is
boiled down to l941 prices it becomes
Sl22 600 900. 900. they stated. and
Evening star., 1946-04-15
River Report.

FTom United States Engineers)
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferr,
and Great Falls; Shenandoah clear a
Harpers Ferry.
Temnerafure and Hunniditx
Evening star., 1946-04-15

this tops 194l's SLOT 900 0O0, 900 as
we'll as 1925 $88, 90 ,OOO, 900.
In other words. OWMR said, the
physical volume of goods and serv-
ices is at record height, as well a.
the dollar value.
The reconversion officials said they
agree with Sterilization Director
Bowles in his remark that the
countrys record on some items
ow-priced shirts, mems suits, hos.
iery and the like-"is no credit tc
the industry or the Government"
Tires Are Still Scarce.
They pointed out, however. thai
some scarcities result from abnor-
NAL, long-repressed demand, ever
though the production is large. Tires
are still scarce, for instance, ever
though an estimated 100000 were
made in March as against monthly
average of 5,5O0,0OO in l94l.
Again, meat is scarce. Yet Fed
orally inspected plants in January
Evening star., 1946-04-15
Snyder Gives Data
To Support Claim Of
Record Production
BY the Associated Press

The Office of War Mobilization
and Reconversion yesterday boosted
its figures on national production
and offered data to support its re.
cent claim of an all-peacetime
record.
Despite admittedly great gaps in
the supplies of many consumer
goods, officials said first quarter
production actually is estimated at
s154, 900, 100000 annual rate, and
this figure may be increased as
final reports come in.
Reconversion Director SNYDER
quarterly report gave civilian pro.
duction as more than S15O.OOO.-
100000" which President Truman
said was greater than ever before
In the Nations history, in war or
peace"
Report ArOuses Skepticism.
The April report brought a
backwash of skeptical criticism,
mainly based on the question, If
production is so good, where are
the cars, radios, shirts and stock
tngs?"
When taken up with OWMR, the
question produced a furry of sta
tlstlcs put together by Mr.. Snyder's
staff from figures and estimates of
the Commerce, Agriculture and
Labor Departments and the Civilian
Production Administration. Sum
marlzed, some of the highlights are
l. Autos, refrigerators, sewing ma
chimes, electric ranges, alarm clocks.
and some other goods are far below
the peak 1s4l level. But they loom
much larger on the want-list of the
impatient consumer than they do
In the tally of total production.
2. Tires are soaring far above
1941's big output. Washing ma
chimes already are higher. Radios
are behind but coming up rapidly.
Yet the consumer demand is so vast
that scarcities will persist.
). Vacuum cleaners electric irons
Evening star., 1946-04-15

February and March turned out %
per cent more dressed meat, on
the monthly average, yet farm milk
sales are per cent above 194l, by
Agriculture Department estimate.
Shirts illustrate the difficulty OF
catching up with an impatient pub
lie and growing population. The
Government expects Americans to
buy 320,000,0 900 shirts this year: this
is more than twice as many as
were sold in 1889.
Some of the country's output has
gone into business construction and
equipment. This is civilian" pro-
duction, but consumers are not. yet
benefltting from it.
Other goods are slowly filling up
Evening star., 1946-04-15

the pipeline of supply-the stocks
of the wholesaler, jobber and re-
taller. Mr.. Truman noted that it
takes $4,000 cars just to give dealers
their samples. That is more than
the whole December production.
Strikes, especially the steel and
automobile stoppages, hurt badly.
Only 47,965 cars were turned out
in February, fewer than in jan
Evening star., 1946-04-15

uary. They compare with $4,000
in the average month OF 194l.
The radio industry is making a
good comeback. In the whole last
quarter of 1945 only 250,0O0 sets were
built for civilians; in January alone
$4,000; in February, 100000. The
manufacturers now are in sight oi
the peak year, l94l, when the aver
age was 100000 month.
Evening star., 1946-04-15
Il CAN'T BE
FOLDING UP
AT TF0RTY!"
More Iron for Good Red Blood Often
the Answer To Lowered Vitality

Man or woman, and at any age, you can't
feel your vital, vigorous best if lack of
enough iron in the blood -nutritionai
anemta-is keeping you pale, dragged
out, far too easily fatigued. More iron il
needed! To provide it. many doctors now
prescribe PEPTO-MANGAN. the newer
fsEp for ppd Of psptonlssd T n iron They know tina.
lron.iron that helps the blood carry lite;
organ and body tissue. See and fesi what
PEPTO -MANGAN can do for you
Get EPTO-MANGAN-fne-tastins
liquid or convenient tablets-at any
drugstore. Ask for PEPTO-MANGAN
Evening star., 1946-04-15
Weather Report

District OF Columbia-Increasing
cloudiness and windy this afternoon
with highest temperature in the
middle 70s. A few showers with
lowest temperature about So degrees
tonight. Tomorrow cloudy with
showers in morning, becoming partly
cloudy and cooler in afternoon.
Virginia-Mostly cloudy and
warmer tonight with a few showers
west and north portions. Tomorrow
scattered showers, cooler north and
extreme west portions
Maryland-Cloudy with showers
tonight and tomorrow morning, be-
coming partly cloudy tomorrow
afternoon. Warmer tonight, cooler
tomorrow.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20
je pogledal Won Breitenwyla. Pc
rotniki SO klepali med seboi.

i je pogledal Won Breitenwyla. Po-
rotniki SO klepali med seboj.
Ko je zdaj Teo prical, SO ga
vprasali o Gottfriedovem du-
sevnem stanju v Baselu. Kma-
lu Sc je pojasnilo, da je bill Gott-
fried takrat vse pref kakor du-
sevno normalen. Porotniki SO
dobili novo podobo studenta
Gottfrieda: Mad MOI, XII ga je
trpljenje oropalo skoraj posled-
njih moci, XII Sc je posluzil vseh
mogocih sredstev, da bi usel
svoji strasti, vendar z edinim
uspehom, da je vedno bolj in
bolj zalezel vanjo. To vse je po-
slusala Tereza S kar najbolj po-
zornim obrazom; mic vsakdanje-
ga, mic banalnega nj bilo v
Gottfriedovi ljubezni do ME.
Koncno so podali resnicno ME-
govo podobo in vse njegove
bridkosti so Sc j zdele neskonc-
no povecane. ''Da, vi uboga, ne
znatna bitja," je premisljevala,
wi clovecki sodni dvorani, kaj
pa razumete nazadnje vseh
teh stvareh? Zbrani ste tn, da
bi naju sodili, in niti ne veste,
kdo sva prav "a prav!' Obcuti-
la je skusnjavo, da bi sc zagro-
hotala, toda nj Sc mogla smeja-
ii. Men obraz je bill kakor kam-
nita maska. Kako so 81 vsi tt
ljudje prizadevali, da bi nasli
skrivni vodilni motiv njenega
dejanja! All, niti Gottfried nj
vedel, kaj jo je prignalo prav
"a prav do tega, da je zastrupi-
la Antona Jakoba. Niti on! Ka-
ko maj hi torej slutili drugi?
Tega vecera je zacutila Tere-
"a, da je utrujena in izcrpana.
Zavedala Sc je, da Sc bliza zad-
Mi dan razprave, da Sc bo vse
ma ia ali oni nacin koncalo in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20

lega pojedla. Crn kruh, maslo
in sir, kroznik mrzlega mesa in
salata. Zmesala 81 je nekoliko
vina in vode in grozo je po-
jedla svoj samotni obed. Da,
zdaj je Sc placevala svojo hra-.
no; kasneje pa, tako so il pri-.
povedovali, ko jo bodo porotni-
XII obsodili, DO prisla v drugo
jetnisnico, kjer 81 ne bo mogla
narocevati lastne hrane, niti ne
jedi niti ne drugih stvari; tam
bo morala ziveti prav tako, ka-
kor vsi drugi jetniki. Nato je
Tereza slekla svojo crno oble-.
ko in 81 ogrnila zeleno domaco
halo. Potihem Sc je vprasevala,
ali nosi danes poslednjikrat to
obleko. Pazljivo je ogledovala
svoj smaragdni prstar1, XII je bill
enake barve kakor domaca ha-
liza.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20

/, da jo caka vecno prekletstvo.
Medtern ko je sedela ma ozkem
lesenem leziscu v svoji celici, so
mrzlicno delovali njeni mozga-
nj. Kako bi mogla osvoboditi
Gottfrieda, kako bi mogla pre-
pricati sodisce, da Gottfried nj
kriv? .< "
Poslednji zarki zahajajocega
sonca so plameneli skozi okno.
Senca zelezne resetke je padala
ma gole, mrzle zidove. Pricela
je steti cetverokotnike. Stride
set svetlih cetverokotnikov med
ernimi palicami. "stirideset let,"
je pomislila, "sonce jih pise "a
meme ma steno. Stirideset let!!"
Zdaj Sc je je lotil brezmejen
obup, XII je mucno ucinkoval ma
memo srce in memo drobovje.
Pomisel ma stirideset let, XII jo
je zdaj presenetila v mani ka-
kor eni sekundi, bi jo bila Sc
pred letom pognala v blaznost.
Zdaj, ljubo nebo, zdaj nj mo-
gla poceti drugega, kakor mir
no sedeti in strmeti precise, oto-
pelo, skoraj brez zivljenja, z Ii
valsko bolecino v telesu. Zopr-
no! Nenadoma Sc je domislila,
da so vkazenskem zakonu lahko
sodbe ne lie stirideset let, mar
vec tudi dozivljenske.
Cez nekaj casa je Tereza
vstala, sedla je ma leseno klop
k mali neotesani mizi IL desk in
81 prizadevala, da hi nekaj ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20

- Pintar, je utrpela stiri cla-
ne, zrtve domacih fasisticnih IL
dajalcev. I'll so: Pintar Slavko,
sin Vase sestre Juliane (preje
Rostan), sedaj Pintar; Pintar
Slavka, partizanka, hcerka Pin
tar Slavkota; cd Vase sestre
Angelo hcer in njcn lnoz. Oba
otroka, XII ju je imela Angelina
hcer ina moja teta Angela Ko-
goj (Vasa sestra), v svoji oskr-
bi.
"Ljubi stricek, ceprav SIN O
tudi mi potrebni kake pomoci,
dajte vse teti Angel. vi ne We
ste, kaj ona trpi. JAZZ bi sc sle-
kel, ko bi incl dive obleki in bi
il dal, da bi Sc oblekla. Obutve
sploh nina. Zvedel pa sem, da
ste poslali en- paket. V njenem
imenu Sc Vam najlepse zahva-
ljujem in Sc Sc priporocam "a
pomoc njej.
"Prisrcno Vas pozdravljam,
kot Vas Sc nj pozdravljal nikdo,
Vas necak
"Tone RoStan". :.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20
TEREZA ETIENNE
Zaradi svojega dusevnega i,
JOHN KNITTED.

Zaradi svojega dusevnega in
psihienega trpljenja sta Muller
in gospa Mullerjeva trpela tudi
telesno. Professor Langbein Sc je
obrnil naravnost k drzavnemu
/ pravdniku, XII je sedel in Sc
mracno smehljal: "Rezultati
nevroze so nam psihijatrom do
bro znani. Razsodnost du h a
sprawl il ravnotezja, oslabi nor
malen cut "a odgovornost in "a
sunni voljo. spremeni moralno
zavest in pogosto povzroci, da
postanejo nekatere zelje paci-
jenta TAXA nujnost, da jih mo-
ra zadovoljiti, pa najsi Sc mu
zastavljajo Sc take ovire."
Pc kratkem odmoru, XII ga je
porabil professor Langbein "a
to, da je wei svoj scipalnik in
S pogledom ostro premeril dvo-
rano, je pricel zakljucnimi IL
vajanji.
Znanost je dognala, da nista
Muller in gospa Mullerjeva do
celia odgovorna "a zlocinsko de-
JAMIE, katerega ju dolzijo. Zlasti
ne smejo pozabiti dejstva, da
sta Sc nazadnje prostovoljno
predala justici. Vseeno je, kak-
sni eticni razlogi so ju pripra-
viii do tega, da sta razkrila po-
@iciji svoj skrivni zlocin, XII ga
nj slutil noben clovek: ii razlo-
gi ne bi mogl; vplivati ma ME
govo sodbo v tenn primeru, mar
vec potrjuje ia korak lie Sc bolj,
da je njegova teorija pravilna.
Zlocinci, XII imajo v oblasti svo-
jih pet cutov in XII ravnajo z
nekako nero odgovornosti po
svoji wolff, bi logicno prikrili
svoj zlocin. Ista sila, je dejal
professor Langbein, XII je po-
gnala ljubimca Muller v zlocin,
ju je pognala tudi v roke justi-
ci: neodgovornost.
Ko je professor Langbein kon-
cal, je sedel poleg Breitenwyla,
XII je razglabljal pred Sc.
'Upajmo, gospod doktor," je
zamrmral Won Breitenwylu ma
uho, ida sem bill v svoji razpra-
vi dovolj poljuden, upajmo, da
so vasi bernski porotniki razu-
meli, kar sem povedal."
"Za osnovo DO sluzilo," je
pripomnil Won Breitenwyl. -
"Zdaj bonn terneljito izprasal
zupnika Strauba."
Gutenberg je govoril medtem
S sodnirnis uradniki o "akadem-
skem zavijanju"; posmehljivo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20


pana " Soil, je zacela goreti in
temu so sledile strahOvite eks'
plozije.
"Pri tenn bombardiranju b
bill tGdi JAZZ kmalu ubit, stricek
lahko 81 mislis, so metrov cd
pozorisca bombardiranja. Take
so name padali drobci granat in
kamenja. Smrekam, pod katere
sem Sc bill zatekel, je pub polo
mil vrhove. Lahko 81 mislite
strah in trpljenje ljudstva. Me-
sto je bio cisto zbegano. Ma SO.
10 je priletela 600 ky. tezk a
bomba, XII je strahovito delova-
la. Vse okoliske hise so bile dc
celia poskodovane. Tuljenje bonn.
be je pa Sc bolj zbegalo ljud.
stvo. Kaj pa sele nadaljne eks-
plozije, XII je naredila skodo ma
steklu in vratih po celem me-
stu.
"Tri ure smo cepeli v zavetju,
nekateri cell dan in Sc pozno v
noe. To bombardiranje je bilo
V letu 1941, ma Veliki petek. Ma
ia dan so bila bombardirana VISA
vecja jugoslovanska mesta. Maj
vecje zrtve je dal Beograd.
"Druga tri bombardiranja
smo doziveli v letih 1913 in
1914, VISA najvec storjena v je-
SEM. Leta 1915 smo pa obcuti-
Ii strah tudi cd nash lastnih,
partizanskih avijonov. Tukaj so
namrec tedaj bill Nemci in te
so nasi avijaticarji vznemirjali
vsak dan. Ker pa MISC bill nasi
avijaticarji o vsem pouceni, kje
bivajo Nemci, SO vcasih bombe
i'm izstrelki zadeli tudi nase hi
Sc.
"A kaj, ko bi mi doziveli sa-
mo nemska bombardiranja, do
ziveli smo pokolje, pozige vasi,
mnoziGne, da stotere zrtve v
vsakem mestu in vaseh, katere
so domaci izlajalci in Nemci po-
kali.
"In to Sc nj godilo samo pri
mas, to Sc je vrsilo povsod po
Balkanu. Ustasi ma Hrvaskem
in v Srbiji so po taboriscih sire
ljali in kali po tisoce ljudi. vi
nam tega morda ne boste verje-
Ii, pa je lie res. &c bi prisel k
vam dokumentaren film "Jese-
nOvec', bl nam morali verjeti.
''Drugo, tretje in cetrto bom-
bardiranje je poskodovalo veci-
no stanovanjskih his. Nemci so
metali bombe najvecjega kali
bra. So ulice, XII so cisto poruse-
ne. A sedaj pocasi rastejo. Ras-
tlo hi hitreje, ko bi imeli mate
rijal. Opeka in cement je sedaj
re V prosti prodaji. A sedaj je
zima, Sc to ne da vrsiti. Ma po-
mlad Sc DO svet cudil, kaj vse
zmorejo Slovenci. Gradili bono
novo - novo domovino. Gradili
bono nov dom. Pomagajte nam
tudi vi, nasi slovenski Ameri-
kanci, da boste tudi vi nekoc,
ne kmalu, bivali lahko pri mas.
"Tudi JAZZ delam ma kultur-
mem polju, kot sekretar Pionir-
ske dramaticne skupina "Zvez-
d."
"Nasa druzina, to je Rostan
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-20
PlSMA IL STAREGA kRAJA
I5-etni diiok opisui ie borbe Novem mestu

Peter Rostan, 449 E. 158 ST.
je prejel zelo zanimivo pismo
cd svojega 15-letnega neeaka
dijaka v Novomeski soil. Fant
je zelo nadarjen in Sc zanima
"a slikanje in kiparstvo in bi sc
rad Sc naprej ucil teh strok, &c
bodo razmere dopuscale. Y pi-
smu je dobro opisan polozaj No
vega mesta tekom vojne in bo
gotovo zanimalo posebno Do
lenjce, zvedeti kaj vec tenn
mestu. Torej citajte!
"Novo mesto, %. nov. 1915
'Dragi stric Joze:
INA lep jesenski dan so mas
partizani prvikrat osvobodili, to
je po kapitulaciji Italije. Srec-
nj smo bill, da smo zopet videli
nase drage, XII so Sc borili v 60
zdu, gmajni, poljih, gorah, po
cell nasi Jugoslaviji. Vedeli pa
smo vsi, da osvoboditev izpod
okupatorja, Italijanov, katere
smo razorozili, ne DO obstala,
kajti Nemec je ze zacel napa-
dati in z veliko premoejo lie po-
casi prodiral po Krskem polju.
vi, stricek, boste gotovo vede-
Ii, kje je to.
"Vsa mladina, pionirji in MIA
dinci smo re takrat resno zace-
Ii delati "a osvoboditev, "a o. F.
Yes narod slovenski je delal in
sc boril "a svobodo. Osvobodilna
Fronta mas je vodila in mas bo
vodila. Kot enotni smo zato po-
stall mocni. A okupator je bill ze
takrat mocan. Videl je in oku-
sill naso moe. Bill smo po njih,
a svet nj vedel, kdo Sc prav "a
prav bori "a svobodo in neod-
visnost v Jugoslaviji. Svet je po-
znal lie Mihajlovica in Nedica,
katera da sc edino borita "a Ju-
gOslaVijO, "a svobodo.
"Inozemske radio postaje SO
samo trobile o sijajnih zmagah
Draze Mihajlovica, 40 nash
partizanih svet nj vedel nicesar
porocati, razen Sovjetske zveze.
A ko so inozemci zvedeli, da
Nemcem neka sila nudi odpor,
so Sc zaceli bolje zanimati "a
nase partizane in "a Jugoslavi-
jo.
"kolikokrat smo morali pO-
slusati radio, XII je napovedOval
sijajne image hajlovica, XII
pa so jih v resnici izvojevali ma
81 partizani. Nemec mas je raz-
REAL ma kose; cd LWbljanice do
kolpe je dal zemlja Italijanom,
Prekmurje Madzarom, a vecji
del, to je: Korosko, Stajersko in
Gorenjsko, je obdrzal Ease. Use
to pa; da bi mas lazje unicil. Ia
ko smo bill odrezani cd najbliz-
jih bratov zicnimi ovirami,
kakor sva midva, dragi stric,
odrezana z morjem.
"Po kapitulaciji Italije smo Sc
Jugoslovani osvobodili izpod ita-
lijanskega jarma. Zdaj SO Men,
ci zaceli napadati osvobojeno
ozemlje z silovito mocjo. Napa-
dati so zaceli z maj jmodernejsim
orozjem. VISA mesta, trge in ce-
10 manjse vasi so zaceli bom-
bardirati in obstreljevati dali
nostrelnimi topovi. Tudi nase
mesto je bilo oh zacetku vojne
m ed Jugoslavijo in Nemcijo,
bombardirano cd Nemcev. Bonn
be so zadele lie vojaski ciij, mu-
nicijsko skladisce, to je naso