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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
Veteran Training
Program At
Lincoln University

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. ~ ANP)
President sherman y. Scruggs
announced Monday that Lincoln
university has been approved by
the United States Veterans adj
ministration as an institution for
the education and training OF
discharged service men and wo-
men under both the Servicemen's
Reimbursement act OF 1914 &c. |.
Bill, Public Law S46l and the
Vocational Rehabilitation Train
ing act public Law 1s)
The university encourages the
enrolment OF men and women
who are eligible for this training
in the four divisions Of the uni
versity. namely. college OF arts
and sciences, the graduate study
program. the school Of Journal
ism. and the school Of law. The
facilities OF the university In
these respective units are usually
adjustable 10 the needs OF the
average veterans requirements
While the rules for admission
and study are the same AZ those
for the regular student. the spe-
cisl needs OF the returned service
man are given special considera-
ton.
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LEGAL NOTICES
RALPH ". MILLER, Atty.


ll1i Caniff
STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne In Chancery.
Josephine Arlington, Plaintiff,
Va. James Arlington. Defendant.
No. $50 1863
ORDER or PUBLICATION
Al session OF said court held
at the County Courthouse In the
City Of Detroit this 18th day OF
August. l94b, A. u.
PRESENT Honorable Robert
VI. Toms
II appearing n this court from
affidavit on file that the defendant
herein is not a resident OF the
State OF Michigan. and that II can
not be ascertained in what state he
now resides
1T is ORDERED hereby that
the said defendant appear and an
swer the hill ~ complaint filed
IN this cause. within three az
months from the date OF this or
der. or said bill will he taken as
confessed; Further. that this or
der he published. as required by
law
ROBERT NJ TOMS. Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
cAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
Ry A. A. Beyer,
Deputy Clerk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
LEGAL NOTICES
FREDERICk YATES, Atty.
M GraliOi

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court Tor me County Of
Wayne IN ChanCery
HATTIE sMAk1I. flaintlif Va.
HASKELL SMARTT Defendant.
ORDER OF ~ BLlCAIlON
Al session OF said Court held
at the Court House IN the CITY OF
Detroit in saiu County on Tie -5tn
day OF July. A. d.. 1910.
PRESENT Hon. Lila N. Neuen.
felt Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by Affidavit
showing that il caunot be ascer-
tanned IN What State on County
the defendant now resides and his
present whereabouts is unknown,
that his last place OF residence was
Chatianooga. Tennessee.
on MOTION of Frederick Yates,
Attorney FOR Hattie SMART. plain-
tiif herein;
TT IS ORDERED that the said
defendant Haskell SMART enter
his appearance in said cause on
or before three go months from
the date OF this order or the Bill
on Complaint may be taken as con-
tossed and hat order be PUBLISH
ed and copy thereof served up
on defendant, Haskell smart, per-
sonally OF hy registered mail az
required by law
LILA W. NEuENFELT Circuit
Judge
"a True Copy
cAspAR j. LlNcENAN. Clerk
BY A. SHEDQ
Deputy Clerk Rps io-6--f6
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
Ell GROTTO
FLASHES
ny Ted Watson

JUNE RICHMOND. the female
singing star, is okay and has a
nice batch OF songs which she de-
livers In fine manner
FREDDIE DOUGLAS. the tap
pist- is great here and gains many
plaudits for complicated routine
in which he expounds tricky steps.
MARIE BRYANT. the torchy.
sexy. vivacious lady Of the racy
tunes, scores heavily in this edi-
ton and is the talk Of the town.
DUSTY FLETCHER. holds his
own in the fun field His shoe
shining skit Is laugh riot.
The Harlem Nightmares are
the latest renditionists Of song
The Grottoettes are swift NOV
inc chorus Of the precision type
and good TO gaze upon.
LEONARD REED. emcees the
show and tells gags
Sonny Thompson. the prince of
the worries, his piano and his or
chestrs. are on the stand plays
music for the show and for dane
ing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
CASINO
Continued from page 81

were Nellie Watts, Frances
Welker. Frances Owens Cutie
Roxborough. Gladys Cuzzens
Mayme Connally Lyda Goggins
Ruth Webb. Bernadine Baker,
Myrtle Gaskill, Marie Scrusgs,
Mrs. II. S. Dunbar. Lucy Jones.
Hazel Roxborough, Doris Pelham.
Mrs. A. a. Thomas Anna Stan
ton Mrs. Gertrude Smith. Marian
Gresham. Marion Maddox, Nerlie
Morton. Edna Tondee. Geraldine
Dledsoe. Bertha stanton Marga-
ret Thomas. Angel Lambert. Ma
ME Alexander, Jeanetta Whitby,
Mrs, II. =. Simms. Irene Hunton.
Louise Edwards Rebecca Thorn
as. Irene Arlington. Charlotte
Howard. Layerr Cole. Anita Grant.
Mignon Brown. Mossolene Willis.
Katie Fuller. Elaine Conway.
Bertha I.antoin, Virginia White.
Marguerite Piper Valeria Petit
ford. Betty Cole. Roena Watkins.
Alberta Raiford, VILLA Johnson.
Lillian Brooks. Thelma Hutchins.
Mary Beli Beulah Whitby. Thel-
ma Houston. Lucille Lee. Mary
Roberts, Margaret Smith, Beulah
Cuzzens. Edith Bland Katherine
Boswell. Marie owen. Mrs. Geter,
Thelma Bran Timetta Soles.
Constance Heslipp. Eddie Robin
son. Mary Laurey. and several
| more.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
1dlew1d Lot Owners Association Elects Officers,
Mrs. Irene Gains Made President For Fourth Term

Mrs. Leila Wilson was really
charming as a Chinese lady.
wearing a real Msderian Chinese
costume and wearing appropriate
hair dress hut Ma Buckles took
the prize. as usual. with her
beautiful hair dress done by
Madam Vaughn. OF the popular
hair shop.
The fashion show was added
10 by a musical feature Mrs
Leona Simons and another LADY
whose name the writer did not
get, sang beautiful duet ac-
companied al the piano by Mrs.
Summers. Mrs Alice He'll re-
cited a very amusing poem.
There we're also other selections
The modelling by Miss Esther
White and Miss Mabel Reynolds,
both OF Chicago. was excellent.
Miss Jane Robinson. Mrs. Jack
son and Irene Robinson. all Of
Flint, and other ladies also did
superb modelling al the fashion
show. All who participated
were very good hut space will
not permit the mentioning OF all.
The membership committee Of
the Lot-owners association. con-
sists OF Mrs. Edith Owens chair
man; Mrs Eugenis Vaughn and
Mrs. Jennie Jones. They con-
tacted fifty lot owners who did
not belong 10 the ASSOCIATION. Re-
sponses were received from
thirty and twenty OF them be-
came life members. Four prom
ised to join next year and six
indicated they would Join before
the season ends. Many others
not contacted. also expect 10 be.
come members Of the association.
The chairman, Mrs Owens. is a
native OF New York where she
teaches in one OF the high
schools, In 1871, she purchased
her cottage In ldlewild. which
she named London" She has
heen visitor here since that
time. and has been an active
worker in the association. serv-
INK on the auditing nominating.
membership and card parry com
mittees
The festival al Idlewild. un-
der the direction OF Mrs. Rose
Wise Ware. OF Saginaw. was we'll
attended and successful Many
celebrities and outstanding peo-
pie from different paris OF the
country were present
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
To Teach Turks

Dan fo.s. y. AMI Robert
5 King. .r mas been appointed
Tor infee-sea term az teacher
ia tue american coliese at TAR
sus, 4ufhtN founded IN 1857 ~
the American Board Of Foreign
misslons
A graduate o. Dunbar nigh
sonooi and Hampton institute.
Aing has been active m BOY
scoul and lAlCA work as well az
"a teacher % pay steal education.
liis latest position WAS SWIM
ming insllclOI IA New York iol-
loving his discharge IRON the
army
hing tie son Of Mi and Mrs.
Murray hands acre, Joined the
Japanese Methodist church while
in Manhattan. tie Viii 80 as an
American teacher among the
Turkish boys
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
DETROIT-TUSKECEE
CLUB WINS PRAISE

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE. Ala
Speaking on the subject THE
Negro In a Dynamic World Or.
Forester r. Washington. director
Of the Atlanta University School
cf Social Work. Atlanta Ca. told
the members OF the Tuskegee In
stitute summer school graduating
class Friday night Of The impor-
tance OF developing strong per-
sonallties. He pointed 10 the fast
approaching period ahead
postwar period when strong
personality matched with tech
niques and skills which have
been acquired will he quite neces-
sarv when competition becomes
exceedingly keen.
Adequate preparation, sense OF
balance. proper attitude social
and personal action will he vital
factors in fitting the college grad
""N' AVt hiN pid't w INV alldlfc
Of life in the peace era The
speaker warned the class against
selfishness. bat urged the mem
hers to cultivate tolerance and
understanding He pointed out
ffPt vigorous health. mental
alertness, spiritual interest and
socisl swareness are aids In
reaching goals desired.
Turning 10 the subject Of group
action for worthy single OBJ
jective the speaker paid tribute
to the Tuskegee graduates in De-
troit, Michigan. who have recent
ly purchased magnificent build
ing 10 he used 10 house the ia
eilities Of the Detroit-Tuskegee
club and 10 carry forward the
expanding program which the
club has inaugurated in the pub
lie interest.
Virgie Rhea Mccoy. Fordyce,
Ark. and Finley Taylor Mcqueen.
Tuskegee Institute. Ala. received
the first earned Master Of Science
degrees awarded by Tuskegee In
stitute in home economics and ag-
riculture, respectively.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25

toned at Indian Town Gap. Pa.
and Mr.. Billups, are intimate
friends and fraternity brothers OF
the groom.
1t. Roger Cater. husband OF Mrs.
Doris Fuller Cater. left via plane
Saturday morning for Arizona.
where he will undergo rest per-
Tod. 1t. Gather. a fighter pilot, was
shot down while over Hungary
November rs. He was liberated as
prisoner OF war April 20, l945
by the advance Of Allied troops.
Mrs Grace Edwards Walls.
prominent musician. and son.
Bonnie. recently returned from
Woodland, Michigan. where they
spent a two weeks vacation. Moth
er and son report a perfectly won
derful time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
Scannings
Social


waldenwoods. Hartland. Michigan.
where she attended clinics OF the
Sacred Music school, S. Luberta
Chisholm, local song thrush.
wants her friends OF the home
town sheet To know that she was
having perfectly marvellous
time" and that II so happened that
she was the only person OF color
in attendance at the institute. But
as Luberta wrote there Is abso-
lutely no distinction shown be-
cause OF this
She said hello 20 Lillian john
son and Fred Hart Williams, assoc
ciates OF hers in the DINA. adding
further that they should have been
with her listening 20 the splendid
lectures given by DR.. westerman
on the "Physioloey Of the Voice"
"Bertie" states that the latter's
approach TO the subject was rather
unusual interesting and very in
structive.
New York. Detroit. Metropoli-
tan centers for the unusually cul-
tural and mechanical created an
exchange OF visitors worthy OF at
tracing attention. F'rstance the
congenial and friendly Mrs. Alzat-
er Harris. Gothamite was seen
about The city with Mrs. Rus
sell Butler prominent socialite OF
the Westside. Also aiding in the
marathon was Lucille Hamilton.
business and club woman. who en-
terfained Mrs Harris at her home
in Cadillac boulevard. Then off 10
New York, went Mrs. VIM. T. Nv-
ingstone, and her personable
daughter. Mavis, for two weeks OF
seeing the sights and visiting
friends in Big Town.
Just TO keep even with the rec
ord came sweet and charming Dor
o.hy Smallwood from Gotham. TO
visit that comedy young matron and
Mrs Matte Massey 30 Woodland
avenue. Not 10 let the old town
down. Mrs. Alberta Harris and her
talented daughter, Gloria. pianistic
marvel. packed their bags to visit
With the John whites. 32s Forest
avenue. Jersey City y. J They
wound M later with additional
friends In New York and Harlem
Miss Dorothy white 500 East
Adams left Saturday for Philadel-
phia to attend the annual Elks'
convention Miss white is a mem
Der ~ the Emma v Kelley Temple.
M. s5o..She goes as a delegate OF
the Brothers and Sisters club. a
marching unit OF Antler Herd,
Mrs. JohnelIa Price. Woodland
avenue. Ia spending her vacation
in New York. Mrs Price Is one OF
the Great Lakes Mutual Insurance
office aces and Ia among the Mo-
tor citys attractive young ma
irons.
Mrs. Fred Hart Williams and
her hister. Mrs Ruby Fuller. left
Thursday via the Mercury for a
brief visit with their sister. Mrs.
Hattie Blake, the wife OF the Rev.
Blake. Cleveland. o.
Leaving Sunday afternoon for n
vacation period in Cana
was Mrs. SybiI Gregory. and son.
Victor. On reaching their destina-
ton they will he Joined by Mrs.
Gregory's husband. Bertram ".
Gregory. and their other son. Karl
1t VIM (Pat) Patterson. and
81. Glare Billups left for W Va.
Thursday evening. where they
participated In the wedding cere-
mony OF Miss Elizabeth Brammer
and r. Cecil Robinson, August IL.
IT. Patterson. Military Police. sta
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
ANSwERS

] No; all the invitations should
be mailed from the brides home
The brides fiance should 81
course furnish a lis, OF his rela-
tiyes and friends 10 whom he
wishes invitations sent. o This
is merely affectaiion. 3 The
mother 4 Apologize. always g.
Mo- this was an old custom but
is out-of-date. s No man has
this privilege hui not woman.
: Yes n is very rude 10 DO so.
s No; luncheon IL an informal
affair and the coffee should he
served At the table ?. Yes. II he
expects 10 retain his friends 10.
She can give dinner. lunch
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
MODERN
ETIQUETTE
nr RORERTA LIZ

/. MAY the bridegroom mail
some OF the wedding invitations
10 his intimate circle OF friends
2. Is II considered good man
ners 10 crook the little finger
when lifting a glass or a coffee
cup?
2. Which one should enter
first when a mother and dsugh-
Ter are entering an automobile
T. What should one DO when in
group OF persons, either sitting
or standing. and Is II necessary
TO turn ones back towards anoth-
or person.
8. Is II in good form to lay
two or three spoons crosswise
above each dinner plate,
s Is IL all right for wo-
man 10 present letter Of intro
duction personally?
z Wouldn't il he rude when
attending church wedding for
che 70 leave the church before
the members OF two immediate
families.
g. Would II be ali right 10
serve coffee in the drawing
room following a luncheon
3 Is man expected 10 make
calls Of inquiry congratulaiion,
and coincidence,
10 In what way can girl
show gratitude or appreciation 10
group OF friends who nave Civ
On her a bridal shower?
II. When an invitation is ac-
cepted by letter, is II hest 70
repeat the exact date and hour
mentioned in the invitation,
II. Is il ever permissible for
person to leave the table dur
ine mpal@
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25

con. a tea. or even thester party
to these iriends IA. les This
Will avoid any Misunderstanding
as 10 the time ~, Not unless
there is very urgent necessity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
Club House

Club House
Extends Greetings
To the Saginaw Festival
Best of meals. Dining, dancing,
and sleeping quarters. Supervised
BY Miss Dorothy Grayson. William
Allen, Manager.
Paradise Club House. Good music
by the Rhythm Rockers Of detroit.
Refreshing drinks Of all kinds, also
Ice cream and 30 forth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
Many Smart Models
In Style Show
,, MRS. ROSE WISE WARE

N, ldlswild Lot-owners as
,.,,on has just closed a most
..,tsl session. under the
,s.nce Of the president, Mrs.
". Gains The organization
done many progressive
L.s including the bringing to-
4 ',ssr he resorters and settlers.
4 s...h, creating a splendid feel
H.. 81 cooperation Mrs. Gains
H.. reelected president for the
|toarth year
o,her officers include William
.lwn Cincinnati. first vice;
4, Iwsrd Ellsworth. Chicago, sec
la ,lce Virginia Bray Idle
|r,ld and Cleveland, third vice;
H.. leona Simons. Idlewild and
|,sieago secretary; Mrs. Bessie
|wllls Chicago. assistant se2e-
law Miss Florence Powell. OF
E5lsviId. treasurer. The Board
i, Directors include Mrs. Lena
|stone Mrs Layida Long, Frank
| Zones
The officers OF the Idlewild
Eot.ouners association are for
|nuloine great plans for the
|rrowth and development OF Idle
|rHd and II is conceded they
Mn be successful. Judging from
|helr past achievement.
|xyle Show
The siyle show during the re-
kent festival was very success
hi and unique Models partici-
hated from Chicago, Detroit
cleveland Saginaw and other
kites MIS- Edwin Elsner, for
|rr posinistress OF Idlewlld.
|vm very Impressive In her demon
|rrslon Of all-year-round models.
hrs Notean and Mrs Virginia
|rry modelled three times and
mere charming Madam Brax-
|'or as an Indian chief. was
|pl'ndid as she Is almost a pure
cherokee She was assisted by
Enur other fine types, including
|hs wife Of the present minis
Ir Mrs summers. who also
roieled other gowns successful
Mrs Mary Brazier was very
t'shing In her genuine furs
ii snapps suit outfit and a
lstonlne blouse.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
Lydia Inn

Lydia Inn
Baldwin Road. NJ the lake
Phone s0-F-4
Ice cream. lIrht lunches, soft
drinks and sandwiches Brick Ice
xeam. Romeo and Matte Gates,
Proprietors. Idlewlld. Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-25
The Douglas Manor

Located on LAKE short DrIVe
Right nj the Lake
Rooms strictly modern. Location
near all attractions
Nr. and Mrs. y. J. Dourlas, Idle.
Wild Resort. Idlewlld. Mich. Box
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-12


GORDON ADAMS mimicEed
sauiia words IN a savage man
atr. because / don't know any
thing about You You seem unable
50 make UP your mind, Miss Ed
NaTIs.'
Il only know a little girl is I'M
HAPPY There We're fiery sparks in
the girIa topaz eyes. Il think you
must he to blame
belinda unhappy? That little
rom h-chInned, hard-muScled tom
boy Shes not unhappy. Why
should she be- She las every
thing
"EIcept 4 mother and a father"
The man pounded his bare chest
with his foscfuger. "What do you
call me, for the love Of Pete? I'm
ter father
I've been here the better part
Of A week and this is the first time
I've seen you
Meaning What"'
"Meaning that I'm sure Belinda
hasn't seen you either. Hardly a
normal set-Hp, Is it,
"Helhaps it IS better that she
hasn't seen me An odd expression
passed over Gordon Adams face.
Not shame exactly. More, a sort Of
despair, followed instantly by his
more familiar lH&eleEcc. after all,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-12
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-09-12


one of the best players in
Philadelphia reports tins hand as
a Joke on himself. First, notice
how hc had a chance in the East
to lea.e South in mere 2-Hearts
contract by passing On his second
tu"n. That. Of course, would have
produced a game, in view of the
so part score, but it would not
have Melted any slam. His reopen
.nS the bidding with 2-Spadcs
stirred up tn, animals and pro-
''oIlej a slam bid which probably
could he made.
But a still better joke on East
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-12

IukaJ. IOJulIc ulCAoJ, "a
yam pokazemo!"
v glavi mi je razbijalo in su-
melo. Ali je res tako nesreeen,
da SO ga ujeli? Ali je xiv, ali
mrtev? Kaj DO nami? - Kirk
mi je zamrl v grlu. Zagledala
sem ga ma tleh. Lezal je ma obra-
zu. Roke je incl zvezane z Ii
cami tako trdo, da SO postale
temnomodre. Poleg MEGA je le-
zal njegov tovaris Tomaz.
"No, ali je vas brat?" so 81
ILL vame.
Nekdo ga je prijel "a lase in
ga vzdignil, tako da sem videla
njegov obraz, XII je bill bled Z
re skoraj osteklenelimi ocmi.
lie priznajte, da je, lie pri-
znajte," je rjovel mad menoj in
me stresal "a ramena. "Ne, nj
moi brat. Moi brat nj tako suh>
In bolj lep je." - Ker MISC mo-
gil izvleci il meme priznanja, SO
me odgnali priblizno sto me-
trov proc in ukazali, maj mirno
stoiin Takrat sem pricakovala
strel v hrbet.
Medtem pa so .posasti ujeli
dive zrtvi in je priceli mueiti.
Pretresujoci kriki, kakrsnih Sc
nisem slisala nikoli ne cd clo-
veka in ne cd zivali, so to doka-
zovali. Ker sem trepetala, me
je strazar vprasal, &c mi je sla-
DO. "Ne, zebe me-" sem mu de-
jala. Gnal me je cd tam proc -
ma jez gozdnega potoka. Voda
je sumela preko jeza in zdelo
Sc mi je, kakor da kirk in tulje-
ME zrtev prihaja il kalnih va
low. Zdelo Sc mi je, kot da mi
valovi klicejo, da je smrt v NIL
hovem objemu lepsa kot pa v
rokah rabljev. Zamizala sem, da
bi Sc pognala vodo, toda pred
oci ste mi stopili vi - otroci.
Zatajila sem svojega brata, a
vas ne bom." Tako je koncala
mama. V bolesti smo tho ihte-
Ii.
Zjutraj m O 81 pripovedali,
kako smo Sc zagovarjali. Cudili
smo sc, da smo vsi tako enako
} govorili, pa ceprav nismo bill
pref ddogovorjeni. Ma nase "a
cudenje so nam pazniki cello re-
xii, da lahko gremo domov.
Nato so mas preselil v 'Gori
cane pri Medvodah, kajti So
vraznik nj incl vec moznosti
da bi mas odvlekel deli. - Cd
mojega strica Petra pa nj osta
> 10 drugega kakor nekaj zogle
nih kosti, katere SO poleg drugit
zrtev pokopali ma Homcu.
Pepca Kobilica
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-12-12
Moi stric Peter

V pomladi leta 1941 - takrat
ko so zelene posasti preplavile
naso domovino --- takrat EN-
bila JAZZ skoraj Sc otrok. Nisem
Sc zanimala "a politiko in lie sla-
bo sem 81 predstavljala, kaj sc
je pray "a prav zgedilo. cudno
mi je bilo pri srcu, toda prvi hip
sem 81 cello mislila, da sc kdaj
privadimo ma novo stanje.
| Takoj pri prvih selitvah pa
mi je vztrepetalo srce. Roke sem
stisnila v pest, ko sem gledala
soseda in njegove otroke, XII SO
/ iih nalozii ma avtomobil in jih
odpeljali tujino.
/ Kmalu nato pa je zaeelo k
nam prihajati nekaj mladih fam
TOW. Imeli SO sestanke. Govorili
so o neeem, JAZZ pa jih nisem do
sti razumela. Zaslutila pa sem,
da to ne more pomeniti druge-
ga, kot resitev il suznosti.
i Po kratkem casu jih nj bilo
vec k nam. Odsli so v partizane
in z mimi je Sci tudi moi stric
Rudi. Veekrat je potem v tenn
nih vecerih prisel domov, vca-
sih tudi S kakim tovarisem.
i[ ,Po petih mesecih, odkar je
moi starejsi stric Rudi odsel v
partizane, pa mi je mex vascan
povedal, da ga je videl v Kan.
niku zvezanega ma avtomobilu
Bill mi je vedno pred ocmi. vi
della sem ga. kako steguje roke
obraz nagnjen nazaJ in smrtnc
bled. Spet Sc mi je zazdelo, ds
slisim njegov glas, toda do ME
ga nisem mogla, noge so Sc m
zdele kot prikovane zemljo
Potem pa je prisel tisti dan. Nj
sem mogla verjeti, da je resni
ca, dokler pred domaco hiso nj
sem brala njegovega imena ne
plakatu ustreljenih.
Zameglilo Sc mi je pred ocmi
Naslonila sem sc ma steno in "a
sovrazila sem kot Sc nikdar dt
:edaj. Zaobljubila sem Sc, ds
bonn kljubovala in da nasi lju
die ne smejo umirati zastonj
S tenn dnem SO ssovrazniki i,
Adajalci priceli patti ma nast
hiso. V noceh so delali zasedt
>krog ME, podnevi pa so zale
iovali vsak mas korak. Toda ia:
sem Sc naprej prenssala post'
"a partizane.
Lansko leto O veliki noci p;
je vstopil v partizane tudi mo
,tric Peter. Ostal je v blizin
Iona in je kot pohticni delave'
1elal okolici Homca. V junij
ski noel je b Ia podrta prog'
Oomzale - Kamnik. Dopoldnt
;em S strahom gledala prot
5marci, odkoder Sc je dvigal vi
;ok dim. Nemci SO "a kazen "a
zgali emo hiso in ubili diva clio
yeka. Potem je bila ura poldne
| Mama j. skuhala kosilo in 6
ilozila torbico - kosilo z
Petra in "a njegove tovarise, ka
.erim smo nosili hrano gozdn
bunker. Treba je bilo nesti. ia
in sestra sva zahtevali, da b
lesla katera cd naju, toda ma
ma tega nj hotela in je nesl
| ;ama: "Ce Sc kaj zgodi, Sc bon
sama najbolje izgovorila.' Pc
EN- je odsla bosa z deznikom
| kajti tisti dan je mocno dezeva
Il 10.
/ Deset minut po maminem cd
/ 'lodu j. skozi vas pridrvelo 1
/ kamijonov, en- oklopnjak in e.
:op. Ko so Jude povedali, da j
/ SO vojastvo v hrib, sem bila
/ zg=I@EI@EgE
HI ~