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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-06
CONTEST
SCHEDULED TODAY
Jimmy Browne, Clara June
Ward To Represent New
Hanover High

The second round in the ora
torical contest sponsored by the
North Carolina Good Health AS
ISOLATION will take place today in
the New Hanover high school audi
forum at II o'clock. The contest
today will pit the winners of all
participating schools in Southeast
ern North Carolina.
Jimmy Browne and Clara June
Ward were chosen as winners at
the New Hanover school yesterday
and will compete against winners
from other schools in the district
contest.
Speaking on the subject, North
Cardinals number one need-good
health" the students were judged
on originality, delivery and text of
their addresses, M s Mildred
Johnson, head of the schools de-
partment of speech arts said.
Judges for the contest yesterday
were DR.. Donald B. Koonce, Miss
Lucy Nash and Addison Hewlett,
Sr.
Jimmy. is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James N. Browne, 402 North
ern Blvd. and Clara June is the
daughter of Mrs. Donald Haskins,
2725 Jefferson street. '
The winners will go to an elimi-
nation contest for the southeastern
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-06
loosens Tight
Hacking Coughs
From Colds
In a Hurry
Fast Relief Or Money Back

Take a teaspoonful Of good old Bron.
chu-line Emulsion. You may not be
enthusia stic about the taste but what
And it does! No doubt about it. Two
doses will. convince you-a whole bottle
certainly will or you "a have your
You need not be afraid to take Bron-
no narcotics. no habit forming drugs
OF any kind. eN
No matter how stubborn your cough
IS. whether the result Of a cold or from
upper bronchial irritation. You've no
time to waste with that kind Of a
Emulsion today ~
Futrelle's PHARMACY
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-06

ing existing law, the harder and
more severe will be the terms Of
the new law. The more they exert
their power to DEFY the law, the
stronger must be the laws which
deprive them of this power.
simultaneously, TIE government
should envoke the full power OF
the existing law against Mr.. Lewis
and the United Mine Workers. 1t
has not yet done So Il should move
for indictment under the Smith
Connally act, and should prepare
to prosecute the U d Mine
Workers under the antitrust laws.
For in a situation of this kind
trouble cannot be avoided by ex-
erting only a little Of the author
ity of the government. The prompt
exertion of the full authority Of the
government will be less dangerous
because it will be more conclusive
and more prompt t h an partial
A11CooQ1S CD. 80
MI. Lewis ..sas eefied Congress
which enacted the Smith-C onnally
act. He has defied the President
who took possession Of the mines
under that act: He has defied the
courts which sought to construe
his rights and the government
rights. He is in conflict with all
the branches Of the government Of
the United States, and the action
OF all the branches of the govern
ment S snow necessary in order to
enforce the existing law and to
make preventive laws so that this
sort of thing will rot and can not
happen again.
Copyright. Nov. %. New York Tribune
Inc. All rights reserved.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-06

increase next years Salvation
Army budget by $1,377.
The board also approved an in.
crease Of $50 in the 1947 BUDGET
OF the Public Health Nu1ses A..
soclation with the addition assigned
to raise the salary of one Of its
nurses.
The chest has never fallen below
collecting 90 per cent or more Of
its pledges in the four campaigns
it held between 1913 and 1916. AIex
Sprunt, of the finance committee
told the chest board.
Figures on collections. as re.
leased by Sprunt, showed the fol-
lowing record on pledges: 1943
97.6; 1914, $3.50; 1915, s7.6; 1915,
96.5.
The Board set Jan. q, 1897 for
The annual meeting of the Chest.
and named a nominating commit
tee to prepare a slate Of four Of
tlcers and five directors. to be
elected at the meeting.
Otflcers include a president, two
vlce-presidents and a treasurer. to
be elected for a one-year term,
while thc directors will be select
ed to serve for three-years.
The Chest Board of Directors
has q members. IS being elected
for three year terms and IL being
appointed one for each Red
Feather service.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-06

Dial 2-ss11 For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-06
"Wet" Birthday

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-R-To-
day is the 18th anniversary Of re-
peal of prohibition-an experiment
which was in its 18th year when
abandoned.
In the years since it was voted
out, the country has consumed
more than 1900, 900, 900 gallons of
liquor, more than 1000, 900, 900 gall
Ions Of wine and over 81, 700, 900, 900
gallons of beer.
And almost S. 900, 900, ooo-rough-
ly equivalent to one-third of this
years entire national income from
wages, rents, investments and 9TH
er sources-have been paid by
consumers to meet the bill. This
includes a sharp federal, state and
local tax take" ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-06
MOREABoUT
LIPPMANN
FROM PAGE ONE

This is an absurd;ty. If Mr.. Lewis
views on the Lewis-Krug contract
were correct, Mr.. Krug would have
violated the intent OF the very law
which gave Mr.. Kru5. the right to
operate the mines.
So If the contract says what Mr..
Lewis says it means, it was an IN
lawful contract. Ana if there had
never been a contract, or if there
is no contract now, it is still an
unlawful act on his part to insti-
gate a strike. Regardless of the in.
junction proceedings, Mr.. Lewis is
liable to indictment and prosecu.
ton for violating the law.
The real issue is rot the law. II
is whether the government can
enforce the law. Mr.. Lewis be.
lleves, or at least believed, that
the government can not and will
not. He believes that the country
cannot stand a strike which goes
on while he is indicted and brought
to trial. That would take weeks,
He believes that if convicted. the
government will not dare to out
him and his lieutenants in iail,
that the miners will get the SUP.
port OF the other unions if the
government uses its powers to fine
the union and to dissolve it.
In short. he believes that mild
and moderate remedies will moi
work, and that measures strong
enough to hurt him will cause So
much trouble that the government
and the people will not use them.
This is the dilemma with which
ne has presented us. He has OBJ.
tanned a strategic monopoly on
which the industrial ife of t h g
country depends. He is too power.
tul to be dealt with by ordinary
measures and he believes the gov
eminent cannot use extraordinary
measures. Thus he hopes success.
FULLY to Gefy the law.
But in making SO perfectly clear
the real problem, he has made
clear what must necessarily be the
policy Of the government.
In order to n X the existina
law enforceable, the President anc
Congress must agree on legislation
which will deprive Mr.. Lewis. ant
all other monopolistic unions, Of
their monopolistic power. Thi.
legislation cannot be passed unit
the new Congress convenes. B
agreement a be reached in ad.
vance as to what the main terms
OF the legislation are to be.
This will serve Two purposes. L
will make it infinitely more diff
cult for John L. Lewis or anv one
else again to put the governmen.
in such dilemma. The monopo
.istic power of unions a b
broken up by law. But it will also
serve due notice upor Mr.. Lewis
Mr.. Murray and Mr.. Green tina
the more they participate in defy
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-06

Our complete line Of
musical instruments in
cludes Conn trumpets,
etc. Also line of popular
priced used instruments.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-06
Blast Kills Two

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex, Dec. 5.
up = A tremendous explosion at
a gas company pant, which was
heard for 80 miles, killed at least
two persons and injured five
Thursday.
Fire Chief John G.. Carlisle said
firemen and policemen were
searching debris over a quarter
mile area for several persons re-
ported missing after the blast des-
troyed the hydro gas fuel company
plant in an industrial section west
of the city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-06

district and if they are successful
there they will compete in the
Eastern division for the opportuni-
ty to speak at the state final on
test. Grand prize Of the contest is
a $500 scholarship award for the
best boy and girl orators, chosen
at the finals.
Miss johnson said that each O.
the 10 entrants wrote their own
speeches. as a part of their class
work in the newly instituted
speech arts classes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-06
Community CHEST
UPS TWO BUDGETS
Finance Committee Mem.
Der Reports On High
Mark In Collections

The Wilmington Community
c,os+ has added 81, 727 to its 1916
s,,doet and recommended that ST.
1eT he added to its 1947 budget,
Panald Stewart, its president, an
rounced yesterday.
The chest board, meeting We'd
rosdav, voted to add 81, 627 to the
1o46 budget of the Salvation Army
ond 500 to that of the Travellers
Aid TO meet an anticipated deficit
for both agencies.
Upon recommendation of E. L..
White, chairman OF its budget COM
mittee, the chest also decided to
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-06
FALSE TEETH
That Loosen
Need Not Embarrass

Many wearers OF false teeth have suf,
fered real embarrassment because their
plate dropped. slipped or wabbled at
Just the wrong time. Do not live in
fear of this happening to you. Just
sprinkle a little FASTEETH, the aka
line (ncn-acid) powder. on your plates.
Holds false teeth more firmly. so they
feel more comfortable Does not sour
Checks plate odor' tdenture breath}
Get FASTEETH at any drug store.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-06
A FINE LINE

The average track of a tornado
is about one-fifth of a mile across
and 80 miles long, and is so sharply
defined that houses on one side
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-06
SHELL MONEY

Cowrie shells, belonging to a
species Of mollusk, have served a
greater number Of human beings
as a medium of exchange than any
other money devised by man.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-06

Farm population of the United
States decreased from 80, 183. 900 in
1888 to 20, 048, 900 in 1912.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-12-06

of a street may be demolished
while those across the way are
unframed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-14

There's the blow that winds up the fight there's
the blow that puts out the Light. Clearly blow is
confusing word It fools you because it has more than
one meaning.
But take Balantine las who wouldn't?). Here's
word that never fooled anyone Balanne auays means
PURITY, BODY, FLAVOR the qualities symboized
by Peter Ballantines famous 3-rng trade mark Enjoy
them, this very day. Look for the rings -. call for
Ballantine. Americas finest since 184O
Enjoy Barry Fitzgerald in that happy hit 81
"His Honor the Barber" NBC Network
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-14
Robert Best, Seized by British,
Due to Be Turned Over to Yonks
FormerNewspopermon
Was Indicted Here
For Treason in '43
by the Associated Press

VIENNA, Feb. 14.-Allied occupa.
ton authorities said today that
Robert H. Best, former American
newspaper correspondent in Vienna
who was indicted in 1913 for trea-
son on charges OF broadcasting
Nazi propaganda, had been arrest
ed at villach, in the British occu-
pied zone of Austria.
Best was reported as being held
incommunicado, but 1t was under
stood he would be turned over to
the Americans for internment at
Camp Marcus Orr, near Salzburg.
American intelligence officers in
Vienna said the State Department
would determine disposition of
Best's case, but that they assumed
he would be returned to the United
States for trial, as was done in the
case OF Ezra Pound, expatriate poet
indicted at the same time as best
and arrested last. year In Rome.
Best, native Of Sumter, S. c.,
had spent years in Vienna as a cor
respondent for the United Press and
several newspapers. When Germany
declared war on the United States
he was informed with other Ameri-
can correspondents and diplomats
at Bad Nauheim, Germany. When
other internees were sent to Lisbon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-14

contrast" with the situation else
where, where the per capita world
supplies were said to average about
IL per cent below prewar levels.
Foods expected to be available in
favorable quantities" include fresh
and frozen fish, poultry and dairy
products, except butter. citrus fruits,
canned fruit juices, fresh and proc
essed vegetables and potatoes.
The department said that despite
the recent presidential directive to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-14
Ezra Pound Is Found
Unbalanced; Faces
Lifelong Detention

Ezra Pound, so, eccentric poet, ex-
patriate and disciple Of Confucius,
today faced possible lifelong deten-
ton in st. Elizabeth's Hospital fol-
lowing verdict Of District Court
jury yesterday that he is of unsound
mind.
The finding spared Pound from
trial on a treason charge arising
| from his wartime writings and
broadcasts in Italy. However, he
could be brought into court at flu
Iture date If his mental condition
improved sufficiently.
Pound Fails to Testify.
The jury deliberated five minutes
after hearing four psychiatrists tes-
tify they considered the longtime
voluntary exile incapable of consult
ing with counsel for the preparation
of a defense. Chief Justice Bolitha
J. Laws pointed out to the jurors
that the testimony was essentially
Of the same tenor and charged them
not to form an opinion from the fact
Pound did not take the stand. JUS
tice Laws said he had agreed with
Government and defense attorneys
that no purpose would be served
| by it.
During testimony of DR.. Winfred
Overholser, superintendent of st.
Elizabeth's Hospital, the gaunt, goa
teed poet rose in his seat angrily
to disavow Fascistic Sympathies.
Government counsel had asked DR..
Overholser whether he had discussed
Pounds views on Fascism with him.
= Thoughts Not Coherent.
The st. Elizabeth's superintendent
told the court Pound was unable to
maintain a coherent line Of thought
even on his pet ideas-that he was
the defender Of the Constitution"
that his translation Of the works of
Confucius was the hope Of the world,
and that he was prosecuted by the
British secret service and Commu-
mist groups"
DR.. Overholser testified he did not
look for more than superficial i'm
provement in Pounds condition. His
opinion was corroborated by DR..
Joseph L. Gilbert, chief psychiatrist
OF Gallinger Hospital, who was the
final witness.
Earlier, the court had heard sub
stantially the same testimony from
DR.. Marion r. King, medical director
of the United States Public Health
Service, and Dr. Wendell Muncie,
Johns Hopkins University Hospital
psychiatrist.
The four specialists had examined
Pound repeatedly In accordance with
court instructions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-14

for repatriation. Best chose to re-
main in Germany.
Later, Best was charged with
making sh ortwave broadcasts
beamed to America for the German
propaganda ministry while the
United States was at war with the
Reich.
In July. 1943. he was indicted by
a Federal Grand Jury in the Dis
trict of Columbia with seven other
American expatriates on treason
charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-14

vana, Pan American Anyways said
yesterday.
Mr.. Davies will be accompanied by
Mrs. Willard Tydings, daughter Of
Mrs. Davies. From Havana they
will visit Guidad Trujillo, Dominican
Republic, returning to the United
States on February Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-14
WoIfenden to Leuve House

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IA Ro.-
Representative Wolfenden, Repub-
lican, Of Pennsylvania, member Of
Congress for is years, announced
yesterday he would not seek re-
nomination in the May Is primary.
He gave no reason for his decision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-14
U. 5. Food Supply 10 Equal
Appetite, But Not Purse
by the A,,eeioted prsss

The Agriculture Department says
1916 food supplies will equal Ameri-
can appetites but not American
buying power.
In periodical report, the de-
partment said yesterday that sup
plies of some foods will be hardly
sufficient to satisfy total domestic
demands. Listed in this category
were sugar, butter, meat, canned
fish, fats, rice and canned fruits.
A favorable outlook for this coun-
try was described as being in sharp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-14

extract more flour from wheat 50
that the hungry abroad can be fed,
the consumption OF wheat products
will continue higher than before
the war, although somewhat below
last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-14
Bronchial
COUGHS
Bronchial Irritations Due To
Colds =

Spend As cents today at any drug
store for a bottle of Buckley'x CANA
dol Mixture. Take a. couple of sips
at bedtime. Feel its instant powerful
effective action spread thru throat,
head and bronchial tubes-starts at
once to loosen up thick, choking
phlegm, soothe raw membranes-make
breathing easier.
sufferers from those persistent, nasty
Irritating coughs or bronchial irritations
ose 70 COLDS nnd Buckley's brings quick and
enectlye relief. Don't wait-get Buckley's
Cansdioi today. You get relief instantly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-14
Joseph Davies to Leave
Miumi for Havana Todoy
BY the Assoeiotsd Pres

BY the Associated Press
MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 14.-Joseph Z.
Davies, former Ambassador to Rus
STA and author Of Mission to Mos
cow will leave here today for Ha-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-14
Nonvoters Fined

In Australia failure to vote with
out good reason is punishable by
fine up to 81.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01

let od Nalijanov IN cd Janeza
sin ivan, tudi 10 let star. Well
SO jih donna il hise in jih 2. dru-
ginni vascani gnali kot bandite
ria Ulako mad Start trg in jih
postrelili. To jih. je sedem cd
Petruskovih.
"Hisa cd Berizlevih, ko je bill
Mirko tam notri, je pogorela. So
jo zazgali Italijani. Ia je tista,
ke, pisen. o Marfji Petruskovi.
Tislerjev gospodar Tone je bill
ubit cd Itahjanov. Pri Janezo-
viii je vse pozgano in vse oropa-
no. Gospodinja in sin Andrej sta
bila v gozdu 13 mesecev. zena
Andreja pa internaciji Itali-
il, pa so Sc vsi zivi in zdravi.
Pri Petricku ali Francetu, Kati-
ma hisa pozgana. Druzina v goz-
du, so se zivi. Grletovo vse po-
zgano, diva sizaa, gozdu Sc ziva.
Pri Lokovcu diva sina ubita,
eden cd Italijanov, eden in
hcerka ubita donna pred hiso cd
.divjakov domobrancev leta 1910.
'Pri Antonovih, en- sin domo-
branec. Ne vem, &c je Sc kje ali
ne. Pri Nacetovih vse pozgano
cd Italijanov in sin cd Pajniceve
Nane ubit cd domobrancev. Do
bill so 6 zcea emo leto mrtvega v
gozdu, pod Poljanami, Sc sede-
cega, S pusko pa brez glave, Xxi
mu je re odpadla. Spoznali SO
ga po obleki. Bill je partizan.
"Pri Lakoncevih je gospodar
star cez 55 let, bill ubit cd Itali.
ianov in zet cd domobrancev
Janezkovega Jakoba sin ubit oo
Italijanov. Blocen France, ia, k;
:ie ma Joskovem v kotu, je bi
domobranec, so ga ubili parti
zani. Pirc, gospodar, ubit cd Ita
hjanov. Poje, stari, ga poznate
ubit cd partizanov. Gregor, ubit
cd Nemcev. Storava diva fanta
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01

"Oh, imam se velilso 20 popi~
sati, pa ne VEN, &c bodo hoteli
vse prebrati skozi cenzuro, ali
.bodo dali v kos. Vas brat Gene
je, v Ljubljani kot slikar. Ina
sveliko della. On je bill pregnan liz
stajerske. Bill je veckrat pri mas.
Samo je moral tudi vedno be-
zati, kot vsi moski, &c so jih
dobiH Italijani, Nemci ali tudi
domobranci. Slednji so vse po-
bill ali poslali v internacijo
umreti.
"Tukaj Vam Sc nekoliko popi-
Sem Gene blaga, &c ga slucaj jno
dobimo. Pa moramo iti prav ma
Rakek iskat. Slab kambrik je po
60 dinarjev; platno kot papir
40 dinarjev; sukanec 200 me-
trov frcek so dinarjev; cevlji,
.fabriski, slabi, gumastimi pod
plati 800 dinarjev; nogavice Sc
pa sploh ne dobi. &c pride notri
kaksna stvar, jo pa tisti kupi, XII
ie blizu in ina denar. Treba je
pa "a to vse karte, XII jih mare
de ma okraju. Taxi siromaki
smo, nimamo ne posteljne opra-
We ne mic. z emo besede-cigani! !!
Cevljev imamo v hisi diva para,
pa jih posojano eden drugemu.
Najvec jih nosi on. JAZZ sem bila
cello leto bosa. Dali SO mi en- par
angleskih, vojaskih, pa ko Sc
vedno nosijo, Sc strgajo. &c da-
ste staviti gor move podplate,
morate imeti "a to karto.
"Jaz sem zelo slaba, sem we'd
no bolehna. Pa moran vedno tr.
peti. Tako sem zivcno bolna Cd
samega straha, ker je bilo take
strasno hudo, celia stiri leta. Sc
daj je, upamo, konec. A mi smc
dusevno in telesno uniceni
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01

ubita cd Italijanev ma Ulaki.
SIN Firneta, ubit fa ,Ulaki. Jo-
skov, nlad gospodar, ubit ma
Ulaki. Tisti, XII je ma Deterha-
vem porocen il Lazov, cd Mice
sin je ubit z Meznarjem. Bill SO
narodni izdajalci. zaradi njih je
toliko trpela Vrhnika. "
t'Stari nleznar je ubit od par
tizanov po italijanski kapitula-
ciji Njegove otroke pa: Jakoba,
Janeza, Francko I'M diva zeta SO
ubili partizani. Jakoba, cd Julke
moza, to je zet, XII je ma Deter
hovem in Janez, so Sc live po-
metai v brezdno v gozdu, nekje
mad Babno police: Pa Janez Sc
ie resil ven eez tri dni. Prisel je
pod emo drevo in ga je neka zen
ska IL V. ha resila. Dala ga je ma
seno, XII ga je domov peljala. Bill
je v safnih spodnjih hlacah in
slep ma emo oko. Potem je Sci v
Start trg pod italijansko zasci-
to-. Po kapitulaeiji SO ga ubili
partizani. ri ljudje MISC bill
vredni, da so sc, rodili. Koliko
gorja SO povzroeili samo ma
Vrhniki.
'Pri Paleieu ste bill ubiti dive
hcerki partizanki in "a enega
sina Sc tudi mic ne We. Pri okoi-
su en- sin ubit kot partizan, eden
pa kot domobranec. Pri Tislerju
en- sin ubit kot domobranec,
Uscivfh sin, Tone, ubit v gozdu
cd 1talijanov; ostala je zena z
stirimi nepreskrbljenimi otroci
MATHEW gospodar je umrl v in
ternaciji ma Rabu.
"Malnarjev Viktor, koman
dant kocevskega odreda, ubit ma
Doleniskem in diva sina, oba IL
gubila noge in eden mlajsi sin j
oh roko in nogo in donna vse po
zgano. Pozgano je tricetrt nast
vasi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-03-01

Mnogo mftvih IL Wrinkle in S+orego +rgo;
veIika droginio no vsemu zvezu

sedaj, letosnjo jesen, jo je "a
zgala vojska. Pri Jurkovih je
prisel lani Rupnikov avijon, po-
zir1i, nalasc bombardirat ME-
govo hiso. Pa ia nova Sc nj hote-
la uzgati; tastara hisa in vse
Stale so pa zgorele. S temi tudi
veliko orodja, obleke in ziveza,
XII so imeli skrito v senu. Tam
so vedno preiskavali domobran-
ci in iskali Toneta. On Sc je mo-
raj vedno skrivati. &c bi ga bill
dobili donna, bi ga bill pa ubii.
Njegova matt je Sc ziva, pa je
vedno bOlehna.
"Sedaj pa pojdimo ma Vrhni-
ko cd kraja: Pri Boskovih vse
pozgano, trije sinovi in ena hcer
" partizanih. En- sin, porocen,
zapusca zeno in diva otroka,
menda sest mesecev do sest let
stara. Bill je ubit Cd Nemcev v
Otrobovcih mad Snebekom leta
1913. Pri mas, Vam je tudi ze
znano, je ubila bomba drago mi
hcerko Stanko, 1. maja 1914
Pri Petruskovih sta ubita diva
sina in hci Angela; en- sin, Jer.
nej je ubit cd domobrancev ma
Vrhniki ma Mihovem vrtu. Loj.
re je bill ubit pa ma Dolenjsken
cd Nemcev. Angela in njeni dive
hceri sta bill ubiti 1912. leta oo
partizanov v gozdu. One so be-
zale partizani in Jim velike
pomagale, potem so pa hotele il
gozda domov, SO jih pa v gozdl
postrehli. Veste, tisti, XII je be
zal v gozd, nj smell vec iz gozds
domov. Samo ponoci je smell it
zivez iskati. Da bi pa donna osta
H., nj smell nihce. In ubiti so OF
hcere Marie, sin Mirko, star II