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Evening star., 1947-06-06

"a veil of net edged with lace. A
white satin cap trimmed with white
roses held the veil in place and she
carried a bouquet Of white roses
and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Gladys Dunn, the maid o1
honor. was in orchid marquisette
and carried yellow roses and the
flower girl, Judy Carey, also wore
orchid marquisette. The other at
tendants were Miss Irene Goodwin
sister of the bride, and Mrs. Stanley
Emerson, who wore pale blue mar
quisette and carried pink roses, and
Miss Dorothy Ross and Mrs. Will
liam Vogt, who wore pink mar
quisette and carried dark pink roses
Mr.. Wallace Dowswell, of Lincoln
Nebr., was best man and Mr.. Vogt
Mr.. Emerson, Mr.. Brad Evans ano
MIR. William wilkins were the ush-
ers. Ronnie Riegel, nephew of the
bride, was the Bible carrier.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs
Ross left for their wedding trip
They will make their home in Ia
koma Park.
|Cohen-Biron
A gown of blush satin was worn
by Miss Naomi Bessye Biron, daugh
Evening star., 1947-06-06
Fiue Scholarships IN Singing
Are AaUarded By Mrs. Whitney
By Frances Lide

Thanks to Mrs. Cornelius Wander
|bilt Whitney, vocal scholarships to-
taling S., 900 have been awarded te
five young singers OF the Washing
ton area through the Washington
Chapter OF the National Society oi
Arts and Letters this year.
-Four Of the awards were q sur
prise feature of the chapter meeting
yesterday which was arranged fol
| the presentation of the groups an.
| nual 81 900 Eleanor Searle Whitney
Scholarship.
In addition, the society announced
continuation of Its piano scholarship
| to Sunny Sturtevant, who Is study
ing at Holton Arms School, an6
Mrs. Jessie Moon Holton, society
member, continued Sunny's tuition
scholarship through the chapter.
Mrs. Whitney, who came from hel
home In New York for the vocal
additions this week, decided to give
| two awards instead of one when the
judges were equally impressed by
the talents Of two Of the contenders
In addition, she enabled the Wash
ington Chapter to renew the schol-
arships of three students who have
been studying on Eleanor Searle
Whitney awards.
AL the voice scholarships provide
for a years study at Florida South
ern College in Lakeland, where Mrs
Whitney, formerly a concert singer
received her doctorate in music.
The two winners in this weeks
additions, which were open to high
school graduates in the District
area, are Mary Jane Abdill, a gradu-
ate of George Washington High
School in Alexandria, and Mar
guerite Martinelli, an alumna OF
Montgomery Blair High School in
Silver Spring.
Both girls were introduced yester-
day as '.finalists" In this years con-
test and it was not until Mrs. Whit
ney handed certificates to both OF
them, that they knew there would
be two winners.
Miss Martinelli, who had COM
peted for the award in two previous
additions, broke into sobs at the
good news and it wasn't long before
Mrs. Whitney and good many of
the members were reaching for their
handkerchiefs, too. Daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Martinelli, of Sill
yer Spring, Marguerite has been
working at the Agriculture Depart
ment since her graduation from
high school.
Miss Abdill, who lives in Alexan-
dria, is the daughter of Mrs. E. w.
Abdill and the late Capt. Abdill,
U.S.N., who lost his life in the Phil
ippines invasion in 1914. She has
been studying at Holton Arms dur
ing the past year. Both she and
Miss Martinelli are 18.
Previous winners, who are to have
the opportunity for another years
study at Florida Southern College,
are Elinor Updike, former Eastern
High School student; Peggy
Schaaf, former Wilson High
School student, and Lindsey Ber-
gen of Alexandria. The two girls
already have had two years at the
college and Mr.. Bergen was a stu
dent there during the past year
under chapter auspices.
All the young singers performed
in the afternoon. Miss Edith Athey
played the accomplishments for the
Evening star., 1947-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Nugent.
formerly of Worcester, Mass, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Ann Elizabeth
Nugent, to Mr.. Richard Frederick
Anderson, son of Mrs. Harry c. An
derson of Cincinnati and the late
Mr.. Anderson. mo date has been set
for the wedding.
The bride-elect attended Chevy
Chase Junior College and for the
past two years has been employed
at the Chinese Embassy.
Mr.. Anderson attended Villanova
College and is a graduate of the
University of Cincinnati. He re-
Gently has been completing his
graduate studies at American Uni
versity. During the war Mr.. An
derson served for three years in the
Southwest Pacific with the Air
Transport Command.
Evening star., 1947-06-06

Miss Margaret Eleanor Pritchard,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Harrison Pritchard, was one OF yes
terday's brides, her marriage to Mr..
Loren Morgan jerks, jr, taking
place at 8 o'clock last evening
In the TRANSPORTATION Episcopal
Church.
Escorted and given in marriage by
her father, the bride wore dress
of white satin with a veil OF illusion
Evening star., 1947-06-06
SiLverTea

A silver tea will be given tomor-
row from $3.50 until $50 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Swagar Sherley,
$500 Upton Street, for the benefit of
the Woman's Auxiliary of st. John s
Church, Lafayette Square. LIZ and
La buses will be met at Tilden
street to take patrons to the Sher-
ley residence.
Evening star., 1947-06-06
Special Notice

Wedding information should
be submitted no later than the
day before the wedding, or in
case of Saturday wedding at
least three days beforehand.
Only brief announcement will
be published if wedding infor-
nation is received following the
ceremony, and the information
must be received no later than
a week following the ceremony
If it is to be published at all.
Evening star., 1947-06-06
Wedding limitations

Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Hill Green
have issued invitations to the we'd
ding of Mrs. Green's daughter, Miss
Mira Pearce Neyes, to MIR. Robert
Henry Boorman.
The wedding will take place June
28 in st. Thomas Episcopal Church
at 4:30 in the afternoon.
Evening star., 1947-06-06
In Yesterdays Bridal Parade

ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob S. Biron,
for her marriage yesterday after
noon to Mr.. jerome Bernard Cohen.
A bandeau of seed pearls held her
veil Of illusion In place and she car
ried q Bible topped with white or
chids and lilies OF the valley.
The wedding was held In the East
room Of the MayfioWer Hotel with
Rabbi Henry Segal officiating at the
Ceremony, and o dinner followed Ia
Evening star., 1947-06-06

Capital party-goers dispersed IN
various directions yesterday. Over
at the Sulgrave Club, Mrs. j. Ham,
ilton Lewis gave her big yearly
party befors leaving for the summer
and numbers of Washington's best
known longtime residents gathered
to enjoy her hospitality. While
out on Springland lane the new
head Of the British military, Gen.
Sir william Morgan was host at
the Capitals, favorite form of en-
tertainment.
Mrs. Lewis received her guests
In a long black crepe gown with
a yoke and sleeves of black lace.
Diamond clips adorned the neck
line and matched in beauty her
diamond bracelets. AS the long line
of guests wended its way up the
stairs to the reception rooms, Mrs,
Lewis chose from the tilrong a few
of her friends whom she asked to
pour tea. Among them were Mrs
Albert P. Niblack, Mrs. Chandler
Anderson, MIS-. Stanley Reed, Mrs
Powell Clayton and Mrs. James
Lawrence Houghteling.
Prominent among the guests were
Mrs. woodrow Wilson, Mrs. Harold
Burton, Mrs. James F. Byrnes, Mrs
Robert P. Patterson, Mrs. Robert
E. Hannegan, Mrs. Clinton P. An
derson, Sonora de Belt, the Minis
ter Counselor of the Cuban
Embassy and Sonora de Baron, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. William P. Robert
the former Attorney General anc
Mrs. Homer Cummings, Senator
Theodore Green. Senator and Mrs
Wayland Brooks and Brig. Gen
Daniel Devore.
Still others at this informa
gathering were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomai
Bell Sweeney, Mr.. and Mrs. Meade
Fletcher, DR.. and Mrs. George TRIBE
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dewey, Mr.. ane
Mrs. William P MacCracken with
their son, Mr.. Lewis MacCracken
Mrs. McCeney Werlich, with hel
brother, Mr.. Robert Hinckley, ane
her son, Mr.. Robert Werlich; Mrs
George Barnett, Mrs. Jean j. var
Kaathoven, Mrs. Randolph Hunt
ington Miner, Mrs. Harry Gran
Meem, Mrs. Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Mrs. Arthur Macarthur, Mrs. Dun
can Cameron, Miss Elsie Quinby
Mrs. Deborah Leighton Glassford
Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins, Mrs
Elaine Gordon, Col. Winant Johns
Evening star., 1947-06-06
Mrs. Slnnuam Feted

Mrs. Curtis D. Sluman, wife oi
the base commander of Andrews
Field, who will leave soon for 9
new post, was entertained at fare.
well tea given in her honor yester.
day by the Officers Wives Club ot
the base at the Andrews Field Off.
GERS Club.
Mrs. Sluman, who has been presi.
dent Of the Officers Wives Clut
since November, 1945, will be sue.
ceeded by Mrs. Wilbur B. Beezley
wife of 1t. Col. Beezley,
Evening star., 1947-06-06
Guests Arripe

The Deputy Third Assistant Post
master General and Mrs. Roy North
have visiting them Mrs. North's
brother-in-law and sister, DR.. and
Mrs. w. r. Phelps, who arrived
Wednesday from their home in Jud-
sonia, Ark, to spend couples of
weeks in Washington. While here
they will visit their son, DR.. w. r,
Phelps, jr., who is at Garfield Hos
pital.
Evening star., 1947-06-06
Embassy Dinner

The Mexican Ambassador and
Sonora de Espinoza de los Monteros
were hosts at the Embassy at dinner
last evening in honor of the newly
appointed Mexican Ambassador to
Chile, DR.. Pedro de Alba, and Sem
ora de Alba.
Evening star., 1947-06-06
Oregon S0cietv

The annual picnic of the Oregon
State Society will be given Sunday
at the Joaquin Miller Cabin in Rock
Creek Park at 1890 o'clock. Sou
venirs Of Oregon, made by Miss
Pherne Miller, will be given as door
prizes.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01

tai so amerski Interest," "a zascto kaerih hoceo posta
viii 'Trumanovo doktrino, XII pa nj Trumanova Ia dok-
trina e poroda psarnah ameriskih onih druzb "a
interese katerih mai b zopet lila kr naroda XII nos
uetne odgovornosti zascito ameriskh nteresov Sc
zascto onh druzb XII odskodnino "a konce-
size pricee zrabja bogastva nazadnjaskh ma
rodov izven Amerike.
Slovenci Chcagu so mei sestanek u. marca da Sc
organzrao in mnozcno protestrao pro TAXI poltik ma
veikem shodu Koizeu dine 49, aprila Vsaka slovenska
naselbna mai povzame korake da organzira in avno
izraz svo protest proti poiticnim sernica XII h pro-
pagra drzavni department. Pste svojim kongresniko
senatore drzavnemu DEPARTMENT. in Belo hiso da
sprotuete vsakemu koraku XII izziva zrve in pre-
livanje nedolzne krvi imenu krive" demokracije
Jugoslavijo XII je tolko tyegala in zrtvoVala bor
b proti fasisom IN nacistom nina Amerika danes ne
denara posoo niti za prodao zascito nasih
nedavnh sovraznikov e ze danes prpravena prevat
r vasih snov Jim nudt sredstva povzrocitev move
vojne katastrofe
Pomagajmo drzavam k nujno rabijo nase ponocl
pred lakoto pomanjkanje, sredstvi XII dajejo ve-
ME! Nasproumo pa pomoci orozu XII prinasa narodon
snrt in pogin
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01
Pismo IL Zuzemberka

Mr.. Anton PeruSek, XII stanu-
jje ma 5146 Miller Ave-, Maple
Heights, O., je dobil zanimivo
pismo cd svojega brata Jozefa.
Pismo sc glasi:.
"Dragi brat..H@
'"Tvoje pismo sem prejel in
sicer 27. januarja t. |. Pises, da
te veseli, ker tukaj delamo z We
seljem. Res je, da delamo We
liko vnemo in da ma dezeli OBJ
navlja n 10 porusene domove.
PRAY posebnim veseljem pa
delajo industrijski delavci, ker
vedo, da delajo "a svojo lastno
korist in "a korist ljudstva. Pri
mas je kapitalizem unicen; nina
vec v rokah tovarn in rudnikov
domaci in tuji kapitalist. Mas
delavec nj vec suzenj in tlacan
tujega kapitala, ampak je ma
svoji zemlji in v svoji industri-
il sam svoj gospodar. Zasluzi
ma mesec cd 5000 do 5000 di-
narjev, toda ne kot podloznik
kapitalisticnega izkoriscevalca,
ampak je svoboden clovek in
uziva ugled in cast. Tudi sindi-
kalne ornanizacije vsepovsod ob-
stojajo, v katerih ina delavstvo
besedo.
"Pri mas je izvrseno podrzav-
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Pismo il Solkana
Pepe,

Mrs. Doroteja Strancar je pre-
jela pismo cd svoJega brata Ste:
fana Kompara il Solkana ma
Prinorskem, XII pise o razme.
rah, XII sedaj vladajo v nasem
Slovenskem Primorju. Brat sc
zahvaljuje "a pisma in pakete,
Iii jih je dobil, ter nadaljuje svo-
je pismo kot sledi: "
~. Slovenskem Primorju ina.
jo dosti boljsi zivez kakor pa
ga imamo mi, XII Sc nahajamc
ma Morganovi crti. Meso in dru,
gi zivez je dosti bolj po cent ka.
kor pa pri mas tn v Gorici, p1a.
&c pa SO ,enake. ,Sedaj je ze vea
kot eden mesec odkar so zap-lj
mejo med Slovenskim Primor.
jem in Gorico. Poprej smo tudi
mi prinesli kaksno kilo mesa
cez mejo toda sedaj Sc lahke
prensse ,edino kar clovek sne y
enem dneyu. Mi smo 81 pridelal
emo malo tursce in 'en kvintal
psenice, sedaj pa tega ne more.
mo pripeljat V Solkan dokler ne
bo podpisana mirovna pogodba
med Jugoslavijo in Italijo.
Sc vedno ne vemo, kan bo'
mo prisli, dali pod Italijo ali pa
Dale ma 3. strapi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA
DON, ma planini'

Dom ma planiai"
("Home on the Range" presta.
vii Angel Plesnicar)
Oh, daj mi dom
kje ma hribih da bonn;
kjer pastir 2 zlvino med
goram,
kjer mixer nj sled
razzaljivih besed
in nebo nj oblacno Gel dan.
Dom, dom ma planini,
kjer pastir z zivino med
goram,
kjer mixer nj sled
razzaljivih besed
in nebo nj oblacno eel dan
Oh, mic "a Gel svet
samo daj mi zivet
kjer cebelce nabirajo med -
tam gor ma planini.
Sal sem JAZZ njih sin,
tia podal bi Sc rad il tujii.
Dom, dom ma planini >.
Oh, da bi Sc enkrat
dragi ocka in mat,
me pokregala kot po navad
da bi slisal njih glas,
videl njih. obraz,
da bi ne bill "a nami ze cas-.
Dom, dom ma planini =.
Gornja pesem DO vkljucena
koncertni program pevskegs
zbora "Slovan'.
Koncert z opereto "Snubaci'
bodo pevci "Slovana" podali ma
Velikonocno nedeljo 6. aprila v
Slovenskem drustvenem domu
ma Recher Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01
''Snubaci' ci' v Euclidu


Euclid, @. - Ia vase zabavo
in kratek cas-, ter obenem tudi
"a pomoc pevskemu zboru Slo-
van', bono zopet priredili lep
koncert z opereto "Snubaci" in
sicer ma Velikonocno nedeljo.
Ma ia koncert vapimo tudi ma
SO mladino, posebno pa nase
fante-veterane. Ravno mi je pri-
slo ma usesa, da nemeravajo
ustanoviti slovensko solo in "a
to je "a te nase fante tukaj IL
(redna prilika, da Sc lahko ucijo
materinega jezika kar dvakrat::
enkrat v sdli, drugie pa, &c pri-
stopijo k pevskemu zboru "Slo-
van". Ia zbor v resnici ne DO no.
benemu MIC skodoval. S pristo-
panjem v MEGA boste ojacili
zbor tako, da mas DO ma prihod-
MEM koncertu Sc vecje stevilo.
Torej, fantje kar korajzno {.
Ker vem, da radi posecate vse
prHeditve, zakaj ne bi prisli tu-
di ma "Slovanov" koncert? I've
Ger Sc bo vrsil Piles in boste prav
gotovo imeli veliko veselja z
vaSimi dekletami.
Zbor svojimi koncerti po-
maga obenem domu in sebi. Bolj
kot bodo ii koncerti in priredi-
tive uspesne, lazje bono poma-
gall pri graditvl novega donna.
To je pa posebno vazno "a vas,
veterane, XII boste imeli boljse
in lepse prostore. Oh tel priliki
pa moramo zopet poudariti, da
"Slovan" naredi vsakemu uslu-
go, da Sc vedno odzovemo ka-
dar mas kdo vprasa "a sode-
lovanje. Zato moramo eden dru-
gemu pomagati tudi v financ-
mem oziru. Prosnjam Sc nismo
odrekali, &c smo videli, da je po-
moe "a to ali pa ono stvar po-
trebna. To smo lahko storili ko
je v blagajni kaj bilo, ko pa je
'majhna' prazna, seveda mas
trud je zastonj.
Mas zbor Sc je precej pomno-
I'll in Sc Sc DO, posebno po temu
koncertu. Mas pevovodja Frank
Vautar pravi, da bi najrajsi vi
del pred seboj vsaj SO pevcev.
Zato, dragi rojaki in rojaki-
ME, &c bono nasim l,oncertom
dobili nadaljno spodbudo "a de-
10 je predvsem odvisno Cd vas.
&c boste ma Velikonocno nede-
ljo napolnili dvorano, bono z
Sc vecjim veseljem hodili ma va
je, kajti prepricani bono, da
mas trud nj zastonj, da ne Sc
dino pri vajah dive do tri ure
zastonj. Nihce nj zato placan in
edino kar imamo cd tega, je Ia
vest, da obcinstvo uposteva mas
trud in da oh prilikah izraza z
svojim posetom priznanje.
Sc enkrat, dragi rojaki in ro-
jakinje, me- pozabite ma zbor
"Slovan' in ma koncert, XII Sc bo
vrsil V nedeljo oh 4 uri popol-
dine.
France il Ljubljane.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-01

| lljanje industrijskih podjetij, ka-
tero 50 delavci . navdussnjem
sprejeli. Manifestirali 50 po me.
stih in tovarnah =. zastavami
sindikalnih organizacij in draw
mimi, ter nosili razne napise. Pri
vhodih v tovarne ali pa rudni-
Ike, povsod vidis napise: "Rud-
mix je nas;!! "Tovarna je ma
Sal" "zivel marsal Tito!" "No-
cemo biti suznji!', "Delu Gast!"
in Sc nesteto drugih napisov vi
dis vsepovsod. -
'Tudi agrarna reforma Sc je
izvrsila, katere pa je bill spet
kmecki delavec posebno vessel.
Kajti grajscino in veleposestnis-
ko zemljo SO razdelili kmecke-
mu revnemu ljudstvu, dali so
zemljo tistemu, XII jo sam S
svojimi rokami obdeluje. Goto-
vi kompleksi pa so bill dani v
skupno zadruzno obdelavo, kjer
jo ljudstvo skupno obdeluje in
skupno uziva- Tako smo ze da-
mes dosegli pri kmeckemu in
industrijskemu delavcu ogrom-
ne uspehe. Pri mas nj brezposel-
nosti in tudi stavk ne, primanj-
kuje pa najvec delavcev-stro-
kovnjakov.
"Pises, da 81 dobil casopise,
toda bill sem razocaran, zakaj nj
nasih slovenskih casopisov kot
'Slovenski porocevalec", 'Ljud-
ska pravica" in Sc vec drugih.
"slov. porocevalec" je glasilo
Osvobodilne fronte, "Ljudska
pravica' pa glasilo komunisticne
stranke Slovenije. To sta diva
glavna dnevnika, XII prinasata
'vso zunanjo in notranjo politi-
ko, gospodarska vprasanja ter
nasvete "a resevanje dnevnih
problemov. Mogoce, da so jih
virgil vstran oh priliki cenzure.
INA vprasanje glede elektrifi-
kacije, ii odgovarjam, da mi v
Zuzemberku imamo elektriko ze
cd leta 1910. JAZZ jo imam tudi
v moi novi hisi. Imam tudi diva
elektricna likalnika, enega 6 ky
tezkega "a delavnico, enega pa
"a donna. Glede elektrike gre Sc
precej dobro, samo "a placati je
precej. V Drasce yasi pa Sc nj
majo elektrike, ceravno gre
omrezje visoke napetosti ravno
gor po brezju mad naso hiso
proti Smihelu. V Drasce vasi pa
so vseeno ze> drogove postavili
in cakajo samo ma material. V
.letosnjem letu bo gotovo ze sve-
tia, &c Sc bodo kaj pobrigali "a
material, katerega nj proved ma
razpolago.
'Kakor EN- Ii. ze pisal, sem
tudi ia cetrti paket dobil in sem
tt re nekaj vec o teh zadevah
pisal. Cd paketa smo pref pla-
cevali 38 din. ko so bill se ma
cenzuri pregledani, sedaj pa jih
tukaj pregledujemo ma posti,
kot sem Ii. .ze pisal, ter plaeamo
II din. &c pa je med potjo ma
novo zavit sc plaza II dinarjev.
Tudi JAZZ sem veckrat ma kon-
troll pri posti in vidim, kaj vse
ljudje dobijo paketih in koli-
ko jih dob:jo.
"zdaj pa vas vse skupaj lepo
pozdravljam.
Pepe.
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(Nadaljevanje)

(Nadaljevanje)
Zagrmeli so strei ma vseh
koncih in krajih taborisca; "a.
regljale so strojnice ma zavze.
| tih Cd jetnikov ma straknih
stolpih in pred gestapovskimi
barakami. Zmagoslavno, kakol
zvonovi ma veliki prank, so cd.
mevale rocne granate in eksplo.
zije tankov. Vse ozra1je sc je
treslo cd groznega ropota in
treskanja; gorele SO barake in
gestapovska stanovanja
zvizganje krogel je popoIpoma
zadusilo sumenje debelih" mrt.
vaskih muh, XII so Sc cd straha
dvignile v zrak pred ognjem in
ropotanjem. Ma soncu SO Sc bill
scale okrvavljene sekire, nozi in
bodala razjarjeAih upornikov,
Ia dan, je hudobna in zivalska
kri gestapovcev prvic oskropila
dvorisce treblinske klavnice in
jasno modro nebo Je zmagoslav.
no praznovalo uro mascevanja
mad zivalmi. Ponovila Sc je sta.
ra zgodba.: cloveska bitja v Ii
valski podobi, katera so sc
predstavljala "a potomce neke
"visje rase", bitja, katera so Sc
do veeraj glasno kricala: Zach
tung, mutzen abb" (Pozor, ka-
pc dol!) in bitja, katera so po-
smehavajoc klic ala varsavske
upornike IL his ma morisse S pre-.
tresajocim glasom gospodarjev
"Alle r-r-r-r-raus!' (Vsi takoj
venD, ia bitja, prepricana v
Esvojo vsemogocnost, so Sc izka.
zala, ko Sc je .slo "a njihovo
lastno kozo, "a najvecje straho.
petce, padajoc ma koleni in pro-
sec milosti. POSTAL so popolno-
ma brezglavi in tekali so sem in
tam, kakor preplasene podga-
me. Ma svojo in v r1aprej zasno-
vano obrambo, SO popolnoma po-
zabili. o tenn sploh nj vredno,
da bi govorili ali pisali.
Diva meseca in pol pa uspelem
uporu treblinski klavnici, je
nastal silicon upor v Sabiburski
klavnici, kjer 80 Nemci izdelo-
vail il cloveskih trupel poljska
gnojila ter jih posiljali v Mem.
clio. Upor je izbruhnil dne IA.
oktobra 1914. Vodja upora je
bill neki ruski ujetnik po imenu
Sasko, donna IL Rostova ma Do.
nu. " Sabiburski klavnici sc ie
zgodilo isto, kakor v Treblinski
ma pol mrtvi in sestradani Jet.
niki, SO znali dobro obracunati
z gestapovskimi junaki. v Sa-
biburski klavnici so Sc uporniki
posluzili Sc enega natina, kate.
rega Sc uporniki v Treblinki nj
so posluzili. Sasko je MANFRED
ukazal upornikom, da 81 napol-
MILO svoje zepe z drobnim su.
him peskom, katerega so potem
metali gestapovcem v oci, ter
jih tako slepili in jih delai ne
sposobne "a borbo. Toda upor v
sabiburski klavnici nj bill tako
uspesen, kakor je bill v Treb-
linski. Upor je bill zadusen, to.
Ga klJub temu je pablo vec duca.
tov gestapovcev in mnogo sto.
tin upornikov. LIE redkim sc je
iposrecilo pobegniti in med temi
srecnezi je bill tudi vojak Sasko
Ko Sc je treblinskim uporni.
kom zazdelo, da so dovolj te.
meljito unlciii treblinsko klav.
nico, so Sc z eno-minutnin mol.
kom poslovili Cd pepela milijo.
nov zrtev, potem SO pa odsli v
lblznje gozdove. Toda nemsko
okre zno povelje Sc js magic "a
vedlo. Pos.ali SO cete il vseh
Ibliznjih garnixij v sled "a upor.
niki in ma pomoc je prisla cello
nemska aviacija. Cele tri dni Sc
je vlsila borba y gozdovih okroe
Treblinke med fdobro oborozeni.
/ Ma. - L
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-03-20
February Coolest
And Wettest

Helena-U.R-February, I947, was
Montana's coolest February since
1912 and the wettest since 1910
according to the u. S. Weather Bur
eau.
Temperatures averaged 22.9 de-
grees, a half-degree above normal,
the bureau reported. Lowest read
ing was 81 below zero at Wisdom
on Feb. 9. Highest was 65 at Bill
ings and the Crow Agency Feb. IL.
Precipitation averaged 70 of an
inch, .03 inch below noimal, but
more than any February since 1910
The snowfall of IA inches came
close of the normal of 10 inches.
Summit, on the continental divide
in Flathead county. reported the
heaviest fall of the month, 38.4 in
ches. Snow on the ground at Sum
NIT Feb. % was just over SIX feet
deep, the weather bureau said.
The bureau reported snow depths
in the mountains were greater than
at this time a year ago, and con
siderably above the 10-Year aver
age"
Livestock and winter ranges were
IN fair condition at the end of Feb
ruary, the report showed.