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Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Torbert of
Norfolk, Va. spent last Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Par
sons, near Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Parsons of
MillsborO. left on August ~~., for
Franklin, Ind. where they spent
ten days with Mr.. and Mrs. Mack
Coleman Mrs. Coleman was the
former Miss Doris Parsons of this
town and Seaford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Steward
and children. Lawrence, Jr.. and
Marie, of Railway, N. j.. have been
recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. AL
fred Galloway.
Mrs. James III. Hughes. Ill, the
former Miss Josephine NAPLES. was
elected chairman of the board of
directors of the RehobOth Art
League at their recent meeting.
She is the daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Joseph b. NAPLES. Jr, of George
town.
Miss Dorothy Townsend was
State Club for next years summer
session at Columbia University at
the final meeting of the club last
week. when this years summer
session ended.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Taunton
and son Warren of Philadelphia
and Miss Christine Ruby of Wash
ingtOn. ID. c., have been visiting
Mrs. Taunton's sister and brother.
Miss Minnie Spicer and Charles
Spicer of this city.
Mrs. Samuel Blizzard spent part
of last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert 7. Wiley at Pocomoke City,
Md Master Phil Wiley returned
to Georgetown with Mrs Blizzard
for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter F. Owen and
Walter Owen. all of Millville. ~
j., were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James b. Owen.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Travis and
daughter. Mary Liz and Mr.. and
Mrs Lacey Morris were week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Daye at their Fenwicks Island cot.
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barr ant
son Hall are spending two week.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Calhoun
at Riverdale Beach.
Miss Anita George left last Wed
nesday to join her brother and hi:
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Cullen George
in Atlantic City. Mr.. and Mrs
George have been guests of Mis-
George here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander T. Ir
vine of Lansdowne, Pa. have re
turned to their home after visi
with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew j. Mur
ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Carmean o
) MillSbOrO are the parents of
son, weighing ten pounds. VIII
was born last Monday. He ha
: been named Benjamin Ames. aftc
| his late uncle. George Ames Pen
} uel. who was killed at Pearl Han
: Dor.
Mesdames Harvey Hastings
t Mary Conoway and George Melso
: were in RehObOth this week to Wis
e Mrs. Sallie Steele. who celebrate
$ her S9th birthday on Wednesday {
t this week
;. Mrs. George Nelson had as II
cent guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Gov
d Nelson of Collingswood, n. j., an
5. Mrs. Kocherspergcr of Philade
4, phia.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
CLARKSVILLE

On Saturday. August "a. capt.
George Anderson and boys, Billy
and Bobby Anderson, also capt.
Horace DcIrickSOn and lathe,
Owen Dcrrickson went or a fishing
party and caught two bushels OF
fish. They gave some to their
friends and neighbors. Then at
GOO p. NJ. gave a fish fry at their
summer home. here. to their fami-
lies and friends Those present were
Ebe W. Helm. Capt. George Ander-
son and family, Capt. Horace Der
rickson and family. IlcrShcl Helm
and wife. Robert Helm and wife.
Mrs. Belle Helm, Mrs. Charles w.
Steele. George II. Townsend. John
r. Townsend. and Victor Helm.
All report an excellent meal of fish
in several styles. hot rolls potatoes
in many styles. sliced tomatoes,
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Spicer and
son Lowell have been on motor
trip over the Skyline Drive in Vir-
ginia.
Weekend discharges from Fort
Dix, n. j., included Pfc. George A.
Hill of this town.
Mrs. Rodney Rust was the for
tunate winner of the 1916 Dodge
presented by the Carlisle Fire
Company of Milford at the recent
carnival of the fire company held
in Milford.
Miss Vera Steigelman has ac-
cepted a position with the telc-
phone company in Georgetown.
Russell Givens. Margaret Reed,
Evelyn Givens and Raymond Rust
motored to Riverview Beach Park
n. j.. on Sunday last and spent the
day
Chris Mack and Lowell Spircl
spent the Weekend at tho Spirel
cabin in Rehoboth.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
Veterans News

q II | have obtained Il Veterans
Administration guaranteed loan to
purchase farm, am still eligible
to receive the Sclf-employed We
teran's rcadiustment allowance?
n. Yes. You may obtain the mon
thly allowance, depending on the
length OF your military service. up
to maximum of 10 2/5 months. The
payments guarantee to the farmer
a minimum net income of 800 a
titlcment.
q. l have had no farm experience.
but believe could learn quickly
to operate farm successfully. Is
there any way | can get training
under the G.. l. Bill so that | could
later qualify as good risk with Il
lender?
A. Under both Public Laws Ii
vocational rehabilitation and 3i6
&C. l. Bid. eligible veterans are
entitled to both on-the-farm train
which give them practical and d
scientific knowledge of agriculture.
Q. If | obtain a real estate loan
to purchase fran and it is guar
anteed by VA. may | also obtain Il
VA guarantee on Il loan to purchase
machinery. livestock, see dand other
farm equipment?
! A. Yes, you may obtain a combina-
tiOn of real estate and montreal cS-
tate loans. However. the percentage
of the guarantee maximum used
j by veteran in obtaining one type
of loan reduces by that percentage
his cntitlcmCnt to guarantee of anO-
thcr type loan.
For example if veteran OBJ
tanned farm real estate loan
guarantee of $1,000. his montreal
estate guarantee maximum would
be 81 900.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
$50 PUPILS ENROLLED
At SCHOOLS HERE
continued from first page)


\ welcome was extended the new
members by Mayor Edward c.
Evans, members of the Milford
Board of Education, city council,
local members of the state leGiNla-
ture, and others.
The new instructors who were
presented at the reception were:
superintendent of schools, Harold
A. Shaterian, formerly of Manas-
guam. n. j.; Miss Ruth Hudson of
Selbyville, instructor in the second
grade; Mrs. Made!yn B. Kennedy,
Milford. instructor in the second
Grade; Frank B. YOn, Altoona, Pa,
mathematics; Miss Mildred Hor-
rocks. Allentown, Pa. English {;
LOcklin r. Huth, Haddonfield, n. j..
chemistry, and physics; and Miss
Frances Bowman. Sussex. n. j.. So
cial science.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
GEORGETOWN

DR.. and Mrs. Reese Swain had
as overnight guests recent
ly, DR.. and Mrs J. NJ Coppage and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Etherege of
Macon, Ga. Weekend guests of the
SWANS were Dr.. and Mrs. r. j.
Garneau of Stratford, Conn.
Miss Ethel NAPLES spent few
days recently with her niece, Mrs
Charles Pyle of Baltimore, at Re-
hOboth Beach Mrs. Pyle is the for
mcr Miss Mary LOtiand of George
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Downing of
Palmyra, n. j., are spending some
time with Mrs. o. ID. Robinson, af-
ter attending the annual reunion
of the Sons of Concord. Mrs. Down
ing is the former Miss Ethel AL
bury
Mrs. Everett Crosby of Babylon,
n. Y, has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. w. Linden Rawlins. Another
sister, Mrs. Ernest r. Dinklc of
Pittsburgh, Pa, is now guest of
Mrs. Rawlins.
Commander and Mrs. William ii.
Russell have moved into their new
home at Annapolis, Md, where
Commander Russell is an instruc-
tor at the U. S. Naval Academy.
Miss Mary c. r. Jones is spend
ing a months vacation from her
duties with the State Board of
Health at Dover. with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Stoeckel
and son Roland. Mrs. Beatrice Re-
menter and children, David and JO-
anne and Mr.. and Mrs. David Lock
crman, of Wilmington Manor, and
their granddaughter. Jerrie Dolby
of Aberdeen. Md, have been va
cationing at Riverdale Beach.
Word has been received here of
the sudden death of Mrs. jeremiah
Zclingcr, who resided here with
her family on Race street several
years ago. The Zellingers have
been living at Cape Charles. Va.
for the past few years.
Mrs. William Walker and her
son, Charles of Gloucester. n. j..
have been spending two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs Richard Ho-
we'll
Mrs. Lizzie Carmean spent part
of last week with her daughter anC
sister at RehOboth Beach.
Mrs. Alice Wilson of Wilmington
is visiting her sisters, Mrs. E. II
Tyndall and Mrs. Martin Carey.
MIR. and Mrs. Hoyt Rogers, Jr.
are being congratulated upon th'
birth of a baby daughter, born Jul!
27 in Memorial Hospital. The bah.
has been named Janice Karen.
Mrs. Myrtle Birmingham ha
been spending few days at Vir
Ginia Beach, Va.
MIR. and Mrs. William IL. Hend
crson and Mr.. and Mrs. LinwOo'
Pcnuel are on motor trip t
Niagara Falls and points of inter
est in New York and Pennsylvania
Miss Anne b. Moore left las
week for an extended trip to Alas
ka. Miss Moore expects to be SOn
six months or longer. While Mis-
Moore is away her home on Wes
Pine street will be occupied by Nj
and Mrs. Stuart Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Albee an
son and daughter. George and Mr.
Miles Adams. all Of Philadelphi
have been recent visitors of M
and Mrs. Byron Rogers.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
Schine's Theatres
Plan Celebration
Continued from first pagel

NVUIIVIIVCu IIOIII III0V PdhVT
ray of unprecedented entertain
ment.
Schine's Anniversary celebration
will bring to the Plaza Theatre two
solid months of the biggest hits
ever, in addition to their special
anniversary attraction.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-05

najmlajsi he nj incl is let, a
moral je v gmajno. O, ii 81 ne
mores misliti, kako hudo mi je
bilo sest otrok v vojski. Dve
hceri SO ujeli nasi izdajalci ali
|nemski ponagaci. Kako SO jih
tepli in ma vasi privezovali, po-
TEN pa v Nemtijo ' lager cd
peljali. Prisle sta hvalabogu
srecno nazaj; sedaj SO po sluz-
bah. Starejsi sin Mace je pa
del, to mi je velika rama, XII Sc
ne bo nikdar zacelila.
'Zdaj sva sama 2 mozem do
ma, imava par govedi, drugo so
vse Nemci pobrali. Bo ze boljse,
samo, da bi bill zdravi. Sama
sebi Sc cudim, da sem vse to
prenesla. Drzava pa skrbi "a ma
Sc sincve in hcere, zdaj SO po
|pisarnah samo .zanesljive osebe.
Onim ljudem, XII so pomagali
Nemcem ali ia belin, je drzava
vse Nth imetje zaplenila. Korel-
novega Nandeta mixer nj, ker
je pomagal Nemcenn. On je bill v
Ljubljani, voditelj beie garde;
domaeija je VISA podrzavljena,
on je pa izginil neznano kan.
Uranckovega Rudelna heerko so
tudi nasi domaci izdajalci in
Nemci obstrelili, pa lie nj bila
mrtva, SO se zivo ma ogenj vr-
gil. Ona je bila hrabra borka,
emo leto v gmajni, pa SO jo bill
ujeli v Bisterci. Sc liz Varpol je
bill eden craven in Vazbavcov
izpod Jews.
"Sedaj sem. Ii vsaj nekoliko
popisala, bi ri imela Sc vec po-
pisati, pa sem precej ziveno
oslabela. Te prav lepo pozdrav-
liam, kakor tudi Tvojega mo-
"a in otroke, eetudi jih ne po-
IMAM. Pozdravim tudi vse BE
kove. Ostajam Tvoja prijatelji-
ca
Maria Verjent. "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-05

publikanski popularec in je dr..
zal svoj portfelj 8 podporo 10.
|munisti6nih 1lanov kabineta, ma
ljubo katerim je vedno pail,
da nj nikdar zavzel stalisce ma
strani zapadnih sill napram Sow
jetski uniji.
Nova vladA bo sestojala
IL vseh y0dilnih strank
Bidault je dal razumeti, da
ako mn bo poverjena sestava
move Wade, DO skusal formirati
kabinet 2 zastopstvom vseh vo.
dilnih strank. Komunistov tudi
ne bi mogel ignorirati, ker ma
vzlic izidu volitev kontrolirajo
Generalno delavsko konfederaci.
jo, katere sodelovanje je vazno
"a Waldo. =
zmaga gibanja republikanskih
popularov pomeni, da bo stran.
ka imela okrog % procentov
glasov v ustavodajni skupscini
in da bo v mocni opoziciji ma.
pram ostalima dvema velikima
strankama. S prakticnega stall.
Sea to ne utegne pomeniti dosti,
vazno pa je.v sferi filozofije, Xxi
je v Franciji tesno zvezana s po.
liticnim delom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-05
BUDHIN DEMANT
GUSTAV lie ROUGE

To je brezdvomno arneri-
Ski meteorolog, 81 je dejal Lio-
mel. Mozak je incl kakih stiri.
deset let, obraz mu je bill zago.
rel, cello visoko in lahno vzbo.
ceno. Male, ostre in pazljive 81.
I've oci so SO rnu pokrivali zlati
naocniki.
Swami je precital brzojavko
jo skrbno zlozil in vtaknil Y
svojo listnico. Tu Sc je Lionel
dvignil.
- Opposite, gospod Swami
je dejal in iljudno pozdravil. All
niste vi direktor vremenske po.
stale vQuicatlu, s katerim imam
Cast govoriti?
= Da, je dejal Swami nalo
zacudeno.
-Dovolite mi, da Sc predsta.
vim: Lionel Brady il san-Fran.
ciska.
-Yachtman, XII je lani pre-.
jadral Atlantik ma barki dvaj-
seth ton. .~..
- Kot vidim, nisva drug dru-
gemu popolnoma r,eznana. Cital
sem vase popise poletov v Kor.
dill jere in videl sem krasne TO-
tografije ognjeniskih zrel, XII ste
jih napravili.
Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-05
Hisa llaprodaj
1872 p. 200 st. "a 2 druzini,
5 sob zeoraj in 4 spodaj. - "a
podrobnosti Sc obrnite ma
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ii
Kadar kupujets al
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!, Posestvo, n. pr. hiso, zemlji-
See, trgovino ali farmo, sc vedno
obrnite "a zanesljivo in posteno
|postrezbo v vase popolno zado-
voljstvo vedno do mas.
|. Splosna zavarevalnina proti
|ognju, nezgodam, "a avtomobi-
lie it'd.
Gradimo tudi move domove 30
vasem okusu. ~.a.
Sc priporocamo
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in Nettie Prince
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-05

ma6i izdajalci zato, ker je hodil
sin nazaj X njej il smajne. Maj.
hujao smrt je incl Blekov Fran
eel, star okrog so let; on je cd
lakote umrl v Mathausan lager.
ju V Nemciji. Ko 50 tam prisli
Rusi, 80 dobili veliko zivih liu.
di sama kost in koza jih je bila.
MISC mogli vec govoriti, ne no.
diti, tako so bill izstradani. Tu-
fdi Rusi jih MISC mogli vec@ re-
siti.
"Blekoy Pollock je padel v
partizanih ma Tuhinju, 17-letni
Jaka je padel v nemski vojski
Njegoya punca ga je spravila
TIA, knetijo pa je prevzela Req
ka, XII je omozena in ina enega
Palovcana. Kako maj 81 reva po.
naga, domovje pozgano, zivine
mic, gnoja mic, drzava pa tudi ne
more pomagati, ker 10 sele po.
stavljamo. Sedaj stanuje v Ne.
vlah V farovzu, tam, kjer je spal
skof. Nimamo zupnika, on je
streljal ma partizane in je bill il.
dajalec slovenskega naroda. Sc.
daj hodi neki menih masevat.
zalostno in dolgocasno je po-
gledati po dolini, pa bodo re po-
pravili. Samo da smo odgnan
pozigalce, morilce-okupatorje.
''Strasno je bilo leta 1912, ia.
krat 80 jih veliko pobesili, kar
po hisah so jih Nemci pobrali,
katerega SO kolickaj cesa osu-
mill. Hudumalovga Johana, Go
berjevega Franceta il Mekini
so obesili live v Kamniku pr
posti. .Cuden je bill PRIOR. Ljudje
so po mestu vpil: Gore, gore,
pokrite nas!' In mnogo, mnogo
takih slueajev bi Ii opisala, ali
to je pregrozno "a pisati. Pri
mas srno tudi mnogo prestali;
mojega .moza - bill osumili, ze
leta 1941; bill je v Begunjah,
Otroci vsi sposobni "a vojsko,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-05

Ma nocojsnjemu yzporedu Y
Centralni orozarni so vkljuceni
nekateri izmed prvakov v roko-
borbi.
Posebno zanimanje DO vzbudi-
10 tekmovanje v spopadu med
George Temple, ki je brat zna-
ne filmske igralke il otroskih
let, Shirley Temple, kateri Sc
DO po stiri-in-pol-letni sluzbi pri
marinih spoprijel 2 Ircem Pat
Fraley.
Drugi zanimiv spopad DO med
professionalism Julius Strong
bow in popularnim Dean Det-
tom. Strongbow tehta 280 fun.
tov in je izurj1n v rokoborbi,
ter namerava popxrociti netto-
nu, ki tehta kaksnih so f,lntov
mani veliko pregiavic.
!, Jugoslov ovanski rekoborec Fred
Bozik C. bos zopet ta teden spo-
prijel : Lee Henning, Oba sts
.poznana kot divjl borca n sta
se le po daljsem obotavljanju
odlocila "a nastop, kajti oba
tvegata veliko izgubiti, oziroma
stisti, ii bo y ijena1 peua.
Ian.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-05
ISCEJO BRATA

Mrs. Jennie Pretnar, 723 Is.
232 ST., je prejela pisnho IL sta
rega kraja, v kateremu jo prosi-
jo bratje in sestre Franco Ce-
rarja, donna il Spodnjega Kosic.
ka, posta I.okavica pri Dom
zalah, da bi poizyedela "a nje-
gov naslov. Ce sam to eta, ali
pa De kdo We "a njegov 1aaslov,
je prosen, da sporoci Mrs. Pret-
mar ma omenjeni naslov, ali pa jo
naj poklice po telefonu-IV IVanhoe
25OS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-05
M estne novice
Avtomobilist ugrabljen

Ko je 31-letni Gilbert Cargill
stanujoc ma 9116 Parkgate Ave
snoci ustavil svoj avto pri pro
metni luei ma Carnegie Ave. ir
E. Sc St., sta skoeila v avto dvs
moska in ga prisilila, da je Cd
vozil v Willoughby, kjer sta gs
vrgla il automobile in pobeg
Mia z ukradenim avtomobilom
tCargill Sc je sele nedavno vrni
liz 4-letne sluzbe v armadi, te,
kom katere je bill professor ma.
tematike v Tuskegee Institute
v Alabami. ~, ...r
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-05
Ixid volitev ' Franciji
So tolniati kot xznaga "a
zmerne leviGarske elemente
Nadaljevanje s l. strani)

y & aF IN 4 4 & 70
Zmerne in centricne skupine
kot SO republikanski populari nj
50 mic mani nasprotni evropske-
mn kapitalizmu kot komunisti,
toda istejo drugacne metodc.
Use to pa ne bo prepretilo re-
pnblikanskim popularom, da ne
III formirai koaicijske yiade 4
deloyanjem konurlistoY, kate
rib ne bi mogli izlociti, tudi ako
bi zeleli. Taxa koalicija je OBJ
stojala ze sedaj Y Eadevi zuna-
MEGA ministrstva. Zunaaji mi
mister Georges Bidault je re-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-05
POPR Elk

V zahvali pevskega zbora
"skrjancki' ob priliki njih zad-
MEGA koncert bi sc morale gla-
siti Frances Gorjanc ma There
sa, XII je darovala S., in izpusce-
no je bilo ime Mrs. Gusti Zupan-
cic, XII je takisto darovala $500
v blagajno skrjanckov. =
Toliko v blagohotni popravek
F. Polar
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(Nuddl ljet,a,sje)

Luksuzni vlRki nekaterih ame-
riskih druzb SO tako skrbno in
razkosno opremljeni, da nam
nasi spalni in jedilni vozovi o
njih ne morejo dati niti pojma.
V vlaku so: bar, jedilna dvora-
na in salon. Prodajalci casopi-
sov, knjig in osvezil hodijo cd
enega konca do drugega in po-
staja brezzicne telegrafije in te-
lefona dovoljuje potnikom, da
SO v stalni zvezi . syojimi ban
kami ali tovarnami, in da igra-
jo ma borxi, ne da bi zapustili
syojega oddelka v vagonu.
Zadaj ma vsakem vozu je ST.
roka plosead, kjer sedijo pot
niki oh lepem vremenu in ka-
dijo ma prostem ter naslonjeni
ma ograjo gledajo mimohitece
pokrajine.
Lionel je sedel v zadnji voz,
kjer Sc je nahajalo lie kakih de-
set potnikov. -.
Vlak je ze rzapustil rodovitne
kalifornijske planjave in vozil
po zelenih dolinah, namakanih
Cd bistrih gorskih rex, v senci
sekvoj, platan in ceder. v dalja-
vi Sc je skupina Kordiljer dvi-
gala v jasno vijolicasto nebo in
kazala syoje konice in ognjeni-
ke. II, =.
Vlak sc je blizal zapuscenim
pokrajinam oh mehikanski me-
j, raju banditov in prerijskih
postopacev.
Puhanje locomotive jesLione-
la pocasi uspavalo, zaprl je oci
in spal. Naenkrat je magic od-
prl oci. " ~ ..-
zdelo Sc mu je, da je nekdo
izgovoril ime &. Savanna.
Lionel Sc je mencajocih oci
spraseval, ali nj morda sanjal,
toda tn Sc je prikazal ma dru-
gem koncu vagona majhen "a
morec in glasno zaklical:
- Brzojavka "a gospoda
Swanna. @.@@ r.,
- JAZZ S e m Swami, je dejal
potnik, XII je sedel Lionelu ma
sproti.
Vel je ponujeno modro pi-
smo. Zamorcek Sc je vrnil ma
drugi konec vlaka, kjer je bila
brezziena brzoiavna postaja.
Lionel Brady sedaj nj cutil
vec pozeljenja, da bi nadalje-
val svoj spanec. Opazoval je g..
Savanna, XII je cital svojo brzo-
javko.
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starega kraja
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"Bratu Juriju bi tudi rada pi-
sala; mu bonn pa drugic, sedaj
nimam vec casa.
"Sedaj pa moran koncati in
Vas vse prav srcno pozdravim.
Zbogom. Tvoja sestra
"Pavla Jeras.' u
Sledece pismo je pa Cd Ma
rije Verjent, prijateljice in So
vascanke Mrs. Terlep. Pismo Sc
7. r. 'fUsevek pri Kamniku,
.~1 Z. marca 1916.
|. Draga prijateljica!
"Sporocam I'll, da sem voeraj
prejela Tvoje pisno, XII je bilo
napisano IL. februarja. Bila
sem zelo vesela in presenecena,
ko 81 Sc ma me spomnila. o pri-
jateljica moja, tukaj je bilo ze-
10 hudo, pa ne "a vse, lie neka-
tere druzine so bile bolj priza-
dete. '4l.
"Tvoji bratje in sestra Sc Ii
WHO, toda oee je umrl leta 1914,
ko smo bill mi cd donna "
nasi okolici 'je bio tako, da SO
sli nekateri v partizane, a ne
kateri pa v nemsko vojsko.
Slednje so morali storiti vsled
strahu pred Nemci in domacini
Mdajalci, da jih MISC preganjah.
Najvec seveda jih je bio v par
tizanih, ker 30 Sc zavedali. Mos
ki, zenske in otroci MISC hoteli
pomagati Nemcem in domacim
ida ajalcem, belogardistom, cato
so jim vse pozgali. Gorie je BIZ
lo,. &c so Nemci dobili v kakssli
hist partizane. Vselej so hiso OBJ
kolili, nobenega MISC pustili ven
in vse skup zazgali, pa maj SO
bill Sc tako majhni otroci v hi
81. sra
Exam pa maj bi bill sli par
tizani drugam kot v kmecke hi
se iskat 81 hrane in drugih po-
trebscin. Vsak Jim je rad poma-
gal, nahranil jih, Jim pral oble-
ko, sival in dal Jim druge pomo-
ci, ko so bill revezi v hosti cd
1941 do 1914. Vecino so pre-
spal pod smrekami, pa nagi,
bosi v mrazu. Sc kasljati MISC
smell, niti kihati ali Sc glasno
pogovarjati, kajti to bi jih bilo
izdalo. Res, to so bill pravi ju-
naki.
"Najhujse zlo so nam delali
nasi domaei izdajalci. Cmokovai
Micka je bila ena med mimi, so
10 n1orali partizani ustreliti, pa
t1adi Vnzbelnovega Luka. v Usev-
ku Ih je padlo deset, moi sin,
Belcarjev, spanove Ancke, XII je.
imela Matte ckovega, Blekovi tri-
je, Miien,, Cibrova Reza in Cmo-
kove Micke sin, Ia je padel "a
Nemce. Rezo so ustrelili nasi do
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NetUs From Whitaker

Toledo, o., visited with their sister
Mrs. Robert Brown and family, sat
urday night.
Mrs. Walter Coopersmith and son
Tony; Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Koj.
ack and family, Detroit, were Sun
day visitors at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Sikorski.
Miss Verna Lamkin, Ypsilanu,
spent the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Lamkin.
Mrs. Harold McInally and baby.
Pleasant Ridge, spent few days
last week with her parents, the
Rev. and Mrs. w. F. Boettcher. Mr..
McInalaly Joined them Friday eve
ming. and all returned home Satur-
day.
John Raymond, infant son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Hansen, Jr., has
the unusual distinction OF becom-
ing a member OF the Cradle Roll
Department OF tho Evangelical
Sunday School. on the very first
Sunday after his birth.
Mrs. Mary Allison, futile Hill
Road, and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cook,
Ypsilanti, visited the formers
mother, Mrs. W. Lowell in Rich
mond, Sunday. They also called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Shattuck and
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Lowell, in Mt.
Clemens; Mrs. Nestoria Lowell,
Roseville, and Mrs. Loretta Allison,
Wayne.
Rev. and Mrs. II. !. voelker, De
troIt, were supper guests Monday
at the home OF Rev. and Mrs. W. +.
Boettcher. Rev. Voelker is the
guest speaker at the Lenten sery-
ices at the Evangelical Church.
II. Z. Strawe returned from st.
Joseph Mercy Hospital, Ann Arbor,
Monday. He has been receiving
treatment there for several days.
Mrs. Sanford Bodley. Elizabeth
and Barbara. visited with Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Richards, Ypsilanti,
Saturday.
Robert Brown visited with Rev.
and Mrs. w. F. Boettcher, Thurs.
day morning.