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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-22
WASHINGTON CALLING 4
by M!tM
MARQUIS CHILDS Gu111S

COLOGNE-In yesterdays col
umn, I tried to describe what the
opening Of a Gestapo prison after
the Americans took Cologne meant
to the freed victims of the Nazis.
Before their release, an Ameri-
can military detachment had
worked almost continuously for
two and a half days, sorting out
the sick from those who could
walk, trying to get the records of
each individual Strengthened out
and, in general, untangling the
snarl left behind by the fleeing
Germans.
The way in which the job was
done made one feel confident of
our capacity and proud Of our
humaneness. Captain j. w. More
land of San Bernardino, Califor-
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-22

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA:
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER:
In the Matter of the Administration OF
the Estate of F. A. MATTHES, Deceased.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Notice is hereby given that F. A. Mat
thes. late resident of New Hanover
County. died leaving a last will and
testament; that said will has been duly
probated in the office of the Clerk OF
the Superior Court of New Hanover
County; that the undersigned has duly
qualified as Administrator, c. T. A. OF
said will and estate.
All persons indebted to said estate
are hereby required to promptly make
payment of such indebtedness to the
undersigned at its banking house In
the city of Wilmington.
All persons having any claims against
said estate are hereby required to file
the same, in writing. and duly verified
with the undersigned a. its banking
house in the city of Wilmington on or
before one year after the date Of this
notice or the same may be pleaded In
bar of recovery.
Dated this 18th day Of December, 1894
Peoples Savings Bank and Trust Com
pany, Administrator. c. T. A. of the
Estate of F. A. Matthes. deceased.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-22

while working in a synthetic gaso-
line plant and had been sent to a
hospital, Later, those who con-
tracted typhus were simply al
lowed to die without hospitallza-
ton. II was lucky" he said.
What all these people want to
know is when they gan go home,
but, of course, no one has an an"
swer to that yet. France, for exc
ample, has a food and unemploy'
ment problem, and is hardly in
a position to take in any more
dependents. In addition to the
physical obstacles to repatriation,
there is endless red tape to be
unsnapped.
But at least these people are
no longer slaves. They are under
the supervision of American off,
GERS who want to do everything
thew can to help them.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-22
180-Legal

William T. Bruorton and wife, DeLisle
Cobb Bruorton, and Charles v. Horton
and wife. Mary Lou Cobb Horton, please
take notice.
That I have this day deposited with
the Clerk of the Superior Court of New
Hanover County the sum of $4,000 for
payment to you for extension of one
year to cut timber described in timber
deed from you to c. A. Brown, dated
March 20, 1914 This sum was left with
the Clerk aforesaid because I could not
locate you or either of you to make pay
ment in person, though I have made
diligent search. If you or either of you,
will call upon said Clerk and identify
yourselves, he will deliver said sum to
you.
This March 10, 1945.
c. A. BROWN
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-22
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
Kill it for S5C

REQUIRES a PENETRATING mobile lie
uuid, such as full strength alcohol.
Powders, salves and mild solutions do
not penetrate sufficiently. Te-ol is the
only solution, we know of made with
l9Och alcohol. Feel it PENETRATE.
REACHES MORE GERMS. Many drug
Just received at
TOMS ORIG STORE
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-22

|170-Wanted
WANTED: LATE MODEL MOTORCYCLE
cash. Ceiling price. Dial 2-1269.
WANTED: ALL PEOPLE SUFFERING
kidney trouble or backache to try
''Kido" 97c. Money back guarantee
at Saunders Drug Store OF Brooklyn
Pharmacy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-03
B, NlLo eAsroN

Ne dropped In on lhe Ecorse
cmn,n meeting last TUESDAY
uiehi and w,re surprised TO see
,he room almost fnil ana oh''
one colorcd. oitIcn present some
d,y We hoae our club heads and
snne minded citizens Nin
take time oui 10 r'sl' me an
fcr,nl council meetings S''cfal
items wcrc hrouehi Nh that were
A,r, vital 20 colored citizens hn'
mono were there 20 put pressure
ON me council members The
majority OF the people think they
should not visit the council UNI
less ihey have something 10 ask
fnr. hnt that's tho wrong attitude
Your prcschce mikes q big d'f-
fcrcncc Many items thar mean
Well for the west side Will be
tabled If There ave no eoiored
citizens present But Il scme coll
oeod taxpayers afc on hand some
kna Of action Viii be taken
N.ke ~ ttNpaYofs and oiiifcns
don't bc NE our sister city and
Sd ielc and wait miil their city
mNefs 500 M 20 give them some
Improvements
4 hardly ncedet stop light A.
lsih street ana Niseor read was
promised hy our conusil II Riycr
Ro0gc will cooperate in The en-
pense Where ARC me Route load
ers. They should get behind this
movement AMI helm stamp ow
one traffic hanasd that would
moan safe cfoss,nc Of Nisger
road from both sides
The Eeorsc public really misses
ne latc Thad Jones as much as
the ,iiilens 81 River ROUGE rs
VAS sirons fiANlrr for h"'lcf
improvements SO his community
The long talked Of memorial
for our figh'inc sons aud daish-
'ers 8 a9oni 10 hc Q realliy A.
We ~ q hp. hccu choson and
rar- fol tHc guiehasc and a
rpidias Is % rc'ed are wNler-
way Tho $40 was picked heiwc,n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-03
ECORSE DOINGS

gram IS going through Then
West Jefferson Is going 10 \.
nothing hut docks and Warohoa..
cs Wonder how will our mono.
lial look them
Prof waihal Mr. + Collins ana
Nr G. sabbath returned from
cleveland where they ATTENDED
Tho NAACP convention They On.
icyod The trip and have m.rv
now ideas to bring to the ioin
city members Prof Wathal SION.
ped at the home OF Mr.. c Val.
lace Hawkins. an old friend ana
classmatc at Morehouse co,iess
Mr. Hawkins is now supervise
OF the yMCA.
The gay cats are doing n,
~ eossiping about the attention
n II G G. and b b are show.
irg The Misses D. + and C Wat
a party they were throwing Sun.
day night at the Visgcr inn
We sec IA Belison IS back sron
hurried trip to Louisiana wiz
fresh supnly OF eoofer dns ile
Is spreading II around 10 maat q,
his old customers
seems like the Killer and Nss
@ have fallen out again ia
doesn't come around ar,no0e
Wonder II It's a sailor aems
We hear that tho gossip urns-
for tho tclesram is being ros,.
uied for disturbing. the rsa,s
VIVA, peace I wonder.
The viceroy guild hold rs
weekls meeting at the hore 4
Mrs Eunice Fears Ss5 Nst,-
road Jan % opening wh A.
splendid PRAYER meeting sN,-
which there was tho elcr'oN :
offiects for the year Tho ssi
rcpidcd 70 write some soass
caeh week and also send pAs.
ages After tho meeting as.
riHus reras WAS served IS ~
hostess Ruth Goodwin ), a
reuorpr
llr>t Baptist Church
sunday school was opon "
fhe superintendent The sa
Tor the day was Loyalty 10 its
Kingdom found in Matt sl
There mere lis pupils ana ors
visitor present She was Ns
Ruby Hoard Total collecuoa va,
r. o. Miss Jones and MIS- Ho-.
hins arc dong fine We ask 'Aai
Confined On Page Isl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-03

When q cold has YOU feeling an
ehph'Y chest mus les ere sore tom
coughing eplihry are tight and ache.
you need psnetro u works in.t on
Dranima old reliable idea. using
mutton sust to help carry medication
io 80 its rann-essing Only pcnciro
3 Grandma idea made even hotter
by sei'ncr That's why people every
whore count on pcnctro
You rub Pcnctro on rhosi. throat
'nd b'eS As he medication rcachc.
nerve ends IN skin, pain cascs And
Pcne'ro draws more warm rcd blood
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-03

20 those parts faster, 10 help break M
local congestion Muscrsrelav ,hc.t
muscle nehiness aud aches are cascd.
lhlcgm ho.cns and coughing lessons
Us soothing vapors help you breathe
crirf too. And for hours. pcncfro
Keeps on working Do q natural wsv 10
meAe YOU feel better You rest more
comfortably. especially at night.
These are reasons so many people
arc using Pcnciro, and why your Drug
COST ciicn recommends it only 25c.
Double size 3jc b. sure YOU e.t
stainless. White, easy 90 use pcncf-o.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-02-03
Ry MRS. Ro>r WISE WARE
community Forum
Il, Mrs. Frames Williams

tff - =
The meeting ~ thc Saeipa~
CowmaneN ieIuir MA. hcld Jam
" al az salvation Nuy bar
PACKS and Vas -rcH success
All rtoups alc siriNM- lo minl
aho0t hclfcr iuisrraelal UNDER
standing and 20 helm improve ne
opportunities of lhc rage in,lud
ne additional hou~ne- hotter
oh opportunities and 50 forth
fhe theme MS Mnnriilcs and
ntmoe aey' T. WIS discussed by
Ssnf Chester Miller Of saginaw
hi-h s,hooi, Aupirrt oscar
raofl Hay ears Clarence An
duSm Of FtpC DeHor Mrs
Corsdiuc hledsoe p'trmi Of
iicc war 1isnpovcr commission
ARA ofref n y Al Trout of
Ctr'rf State l,achels college
Nodera'or
Alir tho neefinc several ot
o~c plc>, NeHf 20 Tho home
az nf anA Nrs Lawrence NAes
WROTE Nfone and Mrs Baker
Hi Sis wilson ST me Motion
t rat N~c eniei;ancd
social Iiom>
Ms fNf Loo of ssp. y
,a s.,,.or H. na,h-
..,,aa N'y She u,i,
.,, Miss Min
h, ,.,l.,
e.,. re,..,so sse
.s'., s,nau y. Feb.
III,
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W
''oSiN''s 4 ~" ~
us ,,o,er ~, min
H. h,,s..s.f na so.,,
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,.a .4 ,ir n.or nsk.r
81 py cty r., s,A vrs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
WHITE JOURNALIST
CALLS WEST VIRGINIA
jim CROW OFFENSIVE


CHARLESTON w Va AMP l-
BIN crow "a This stale aeains;
Negro citizens was called ofiens-
80 last wecs iy Elizabeth Guriey
Flynn weii-sneWn white joutn-
aiisr.
The state mofo IS Mountain
Gers Always Frt' .hs said. hu.
& applies only 20 whi'e-skinaed
Americans
"Jim-srow IN Ws Nls..Eia
sns declared Nesro pop.e are
barred from theatres and s,s'aG-
aut- white Only aaneful
synbol az ilm-croN appears IN
iasefns even amons 'he miuets
where ncn work together and
are members of the same union.
Wheeling. W " IS one OK the
inosi northern Clues aud Is Of
fensiteir iim-crcw Negro p,o-
p'o So ACROSS The Olio river 20
OHIO towns io see movies When
Cabin ~ Tie 81, PLAYED li
wheeling no Negro people wore
allowed TO SEQ il.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

ST PAUL. MINI The fiehi
4. Negro teachers in Lutte kocA.
Arkansas for equal salaries was
cAfsied 10 me r. : Circuit coari
a. Appeals Cor 'hc S'h Circuit
here Monday Nav
The Lutte Rock - Aefs filed
the.s originai suit February -,
1si. They charged thar negro
,fstlers vita he SAME training
ara experience performing es-
s,riisiy The same duties are
PAID less fhsn white teachers 81
ihs sare Grade and experience.
end 'aa Obs d.,ifrsniiai is due
soieiv 20 race and color
The case va, ified On i's me-
ri,s Sep'emtel Is .s4- ID The
5 Count for 'hc Eastern dis
'fir, az Arkansas ara 90 March
~ 1874 JUDGE Tsimhle decided
asainst the Ne- 3 teachers and
gave judgement Tor the detenc-
am school board
From ihis decision TOE teach
crs age appealing and their case
was presented 20 the Circuit
Cour, ~ Appeals here ~ J. r.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
ORLANDO ROBERTSON
SINGING IN ITALY

ITALY CAMP os!ando Ro-
berson. who used TO sing with
Claude Hopkins and over CHS.
now assists Miss Evelyn Vaughan
program director. ard three o,a-
IT New Workers who have had
considerable en'er alrmea, cN-
perlenee. In weiccmine els 10 the
American Red Cross club IN
whs' IS called the Hollywood
20 Italy
Housed Ia whaf was once hdt
spot % The Italian movie col
ony, tie famous lmperialS club
The clubs Negro starr & RANDY
Taylor ils " i5e'h - E,hci
Adesr $40 EversiGs Drive: Sv-
bil Gowdy $40 kinssborough
APIS Brooklyn bring rest zee
laAaiion and recreation 10 their
thousands 81 visitors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
TRUSTEE OF TUSKEGEE
AND HOWARD DIES

NEW YORK - CAMP Il,
walter GRAY crump, white. uas.
~ known surgeon aud phllan,h.
ropis, who Was interested in N..
gro advancement and who .ers.A
as a trustee Of Tuskegee inri.
iuie and Howard uniycrs d,es
al the Flower and Fifth ,genus
hospital here Wednesday ~ ~,
- years old.
d. crump in 1925 estaGlshd
a, the New York Medical nsss
scholarship for The ese.a,i,.
use OF Negro students. SAID q
be the first OF ito Kind gaa,.5
by medical college in this ,ous.
try. he followed through So civ.
ing aid To deserving youu. So.
dents and practitioner For
years he was a fixture n the
annual clinics a, John Andfew
Memorial hospital az Tuskssee
where he did a pfodisioa.
amount Of work in surgery phy.
sicians from all over the United
States attend that elm ami
many 81 them grew 10 know Dr.
crump as they watched him Der.
form heavy schedules az o4ra.
lions during the Tuskes re.
itesher course he WAS aciNe A,
q trustee 90 Howard whe ha
WAS especially interested he
medical school
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
ARKANSAS TEACHERS
TAKE SALARY FIGHT
TO u. S. APPEALS COURT

Booker az Little Rock. and Thur
GOOD Marshall special counsel
81 IN, NAACP In New York.
A. examples 81 unequal sala-
ries the lawyers sat forth in their
brief na, Negro teacher Win
- wears Of experience and an Az
decree IS receiving Sss4. where
as white teacher with ~
wears 81 experience and a bS de-
gree is receiving Si63i Other
ciffereniials arc cited between
no white and eoiored teachers
with from one 70 twenty years 81
experience in hoth elementary
aad hieh schocls
The Little Rock hoaid Of edu-
cation maintains thar all The
teachers arc paid GA an indirid-
ualr basis pursuant 10 system
az merit and possibility. hnt
the schedule % salaries shows
sharp break on The basis OF
race and color
The Little Rock case is tho
second ono IN the past seven or
eigh, wears thar be NAiCP has
seen handling these cases 10
Nhich q school board has chos-
On % go 81 HIGH as the circuit
Court ~ Appsai-. which Is .se-
,oad only 30 ihe i ; supreme
Court n ne other case. arise
iug 90 Nor.oik Virginia. the Cir
cur n Appeals branded unequal
salaries on the basis of race as
being unconstitutional
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
CHASES DEVILISH
RHEUMATIC PAINS
No Medicine To Take

Here's how sou. too. ma, ,ha.. ,,iii.h
Fi'Ns aud grt raj o. mi~sris>. Non .l.nl
Nitr 70 tahr nwfti-tastins rfstl,.tn.s
lru jest rub 'pain-klliing tif 4
~ ~ where 500 have rain- ,t,,l
stiffness. due o. KIfIt uAfI.N Az
IHiifIi~. ~tfAIItN. ItMHA6O Nj
hN'lA lou should feet t'in.. ss,u.
l'i pa'n- =" away might, fast Nfr
!~'rl fose >aiils. Mis- his~~.. NAE
X NJ for the wonderful r.iief hr
go, Hr -al-. "iftfure I br..tn nsiug
Dur w"nd.rfn treatment w. nn,hl.
Q" walk without ~firk~ ansi nn,,
f1n a, ny part feeding nv -fo,. Bless
'i1 ~ the weuii.rfni r.iief goi
IT, 5. oriA one ~ the man, graf.fml
irtt'r- Ne have r'f rived from sufferers
vhp are now hnppi', relieved from
titelr ifrrible pains NAn tRTAH
seems - work h. magis. even hen
p~rplr have suffrrsd FOR a hug time
were nissrnbie ana had Inst hone Made
~ "niain- hilier-- doctors recommend
- powerful for chasing pains. hut
ahsoiuieis safe md harmless 10 matter
how lung you hive suffered how mi~.r-
allie you nre sou can have usu hope.
IA, helped hundreds. u should help ,ou
ton. semi Tor Norr relief right now Don't
Il ,ia, you viii only suffer longer. aud
ron DON'T have 30 hen >AB sKTN M
rra, give son the relief You've hoped
for -I>D 40 NONFN. Wen send ,on
- foli-,iye jar 81 uuisk acting N,1 4
CHTAf for oui, soc pius postnrs
- hen your I'ostmnn delivers. or send
.. 90 and We pns an most age--, Ou saw
nene,. OHDTR SOW,
NAB MFG. CO., Dept. 13
1O3-Gg Northern Blvd. Corona. Ny.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

opened window on the RAN
eoiph SIDE o. the office climbed
up on ile ledge and jumped Off
Anofher witness Miss Henrietta
linSeibsgs 1926 Philip who Was
also in 'lc office al the time.
i9id ih~ SAME story.
Cpltmans body struck the Fave
men, just few steps in front ~
Henry Maui county treasury Of
ii'e employee. who was reIurninc
r. ais office after lunch lie was Sd
annersed by The tragedy that be
was unable to work for the rest OF
NE dag Iie had missed deeh BY
miracle
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
1872 Negro Officers
Serving In South

COLUMBIA. $ o. 1ANa-
40 less than ls2 colored ,es
officers are serving IN Al a.
'rn cities survey coii i
BY he Lighthouse and III ms:
disclosed Wednesday The ID.
Guide paifolmen, detective po.
lice women deputy sheriifs md
special officers.
Their ieuarc % service rs
nom 1897 az Houston. t IN
1882 IN Tampa Fla. Ony IKE
southern states have no IS .
poiicemeh They are AaA 4.
Georgia, Mississippi. Asaa
aud South Carolina.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12


aar X there q g
tact ory jobs
yaii BILE 20
them j would
rather see ro-
men particular
~ Neefoes do
ing factory work
IN a n d DIN 2
housewOrk 70 r
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

enterire ne fac
tories vas a
prln ipal tAs'og
in juyenile De-
nquency 1
;hink that they
should De forced
OUT o. the fac
tories and a.
low the return
ing seryicehoS5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

Nftr Or no pay. However !
leli' With ne returning Of
ihoo-sf o, soldiers something
snnp provided for them In
sts cutting on perhaps more
IA Us could be- added
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

.is era O. ~ oprrey he found
ia, ar-wtr ai telsgafss we're
treated alike 90 says colored 20
44hfts Il San Fraueisco ard
81 SERVED af4 de.lsht ana eouF-
tt-y
a oaf. Woman corrcspont-
fe' who IS coisriug HE confer
s.s .o- toiore1 newspaper
states 'hst iAe vlie ~ the hotel
ewne- ptfrs sh : stopping re-
i-if ~ her i.ui 3; av.l, ;aat
ne lave 20 atr, nhat the war
ctrarfn.fef sea vs. have two
'cred igsts lvirs % our boz
Nr,. Roosevelt >psak, the Truth
W. Est ettf tu.1Ur Ally
is a.' nS SOS Roosevelt
t fahr .hpe ,Ae ,elas OF
ia.ntrt Fst Employment
Practices Hu rria-si eg' he
fa.se ot sr l1w nor merely
'9r ni1et.,y -rorrs bur Tor
afa4ts Tae ex-.irst lady
,'a'ti 3 rsrt ~ W. 10 no, see
'pri'y eq1al
sa 's Treatment are
sfs i':s.r ne
whth tafs country
survive with ,iNes-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
u. VI. pci>or
.5s fairfield:

flias woman saQuil he
ga % home Those Who are
Tor WORK. because OF me-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
ROAMING
REPORTER

me-. n'' te forced 70 STAY home
AMI t9 NE home aofS ~. ht.a
som thire Will have 80 tr dcne
t,,a4se here isnt ecias 70 be
enough work for ail
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
Mr.. fora snail
cof Horton:

40 Nemans place is 80 ,he
lcns pi,A her fami.y- Womtn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
CLASSIFIEDADS


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@'li. >tr ifehs.. 1lorb..
fic. 81 naa.
Name i'ril'ft iias IrDptua
AN'. o.. ..yl-5
FOR SAIL
81 i're, farna Year 80 lAn1
Word Lead and B'rr, Road. idesl
FIR future strurlis. afrs. iimo,i.
stream good irr Raising hog. =
chrhfns. . a're. " ali, soil ipr
cash -siei pr acre owner. H. IT.
Jo,. 4 dmpan. J vs.. l-sSnn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

l03-09 Norfhern Blvd. Ior"tla. VT.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19

|ho daanja nasvetov ozrom medsebone coveske od
mosaic.
Slucaj, XII ga ze pref omenili e povzrocil teme
to preiskavo XII e dognaa da je izobrazba med ta ans
mi in zamorskmi fant bila predvsem posledica prosov
ia teor in praksi kar pogoso pripeti Obenem e b
dognano da nekaere sole upostevae navodila po
IspeseVane bosega medsebonega razunevana, ter tud
zee uspehe docim nekatere sole bile tenn docela
uspesne in spet ruge spoh MISC uvaae tega nauka gra
enju skupnost in enotnos Mesto e sprico tega
zavedo svoe ozadevne odgovornost in prv dokaz teu
destvo da e prostovono resgnirao vec kot 20 canov
pref oenjenega odbora bose coveske odnosae I'll od
stopi can ega soskega odbora obdolz soski sve
da jim eh ozrh nj sci roko zato sedaj ustanov
sami svo odbor svrho uvedena vzgojnega prograa
boljse razumevane med raznimi skupinami obenem pa
nj zvaalo kot tud preiskavo uprave celonega SOL
Iskega sistema New Yorku.
Take in podobne akce, XII posledica incidenta spo
prema med vise soskm STUDENT dveh razicnih skupin
nam dokazuejo da e uvedene vzgojnh programov tenn
pogedu nujn in Mnoga mesta bi moraa sprejet
in uvesti te vrste prograe Dogode XII je odigral
New Yorku prica da lei precesen del odgovornosti
uspeh ali neuspeh takih prograov posaeznh mesti
ali krajih samh. Predstaynik razcnih narodnostnh in
drugih skupin b nora pokazat posebno zanmanje to
sner ter vpva svoje lokalne sole maj uvedejo in
iVejo tax vzgojni program Ako recmo Sovenci podvza
meJo akco in odgovornost tenn pogledu krah ker Il
WHO, bodo sami prpomogi da bodo boljse poznani med
aerskim prebvastvon svojega kraja istocasno pa b
do udi doprinesi ednosti in enotnost dezele splos
mem To seveda velja druge skupine, kaj vzgon
program dosego bosega medsebonega razumevanja
spoznayanja stremjo tenn da ustvar med ameriskm
ludsvom ednost in to brez ozira raso narodnos ali
iversko prepricane.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-19

OPISUJE GROZE, XII SO jill
PREzIVELI MA RAKEKU

moji, vsi boljsi izgledamo ze v
iteh treh mesecih.
"Skoro VISA leta sem ostala
sama S svojini stirimi otroci,
da sem jih prezivljala S to malo
gostilno, XII pa mi niso dali di-
haiti svobodno. Ia starejsa diva,
Marian in Cvetko sta bila v 60
zdu. Marian nam je odsel v ma
ju 1943, kar ma tho, da nismo
mic znali o MEM in tudi danes
Sc mic gotovega ne vemo, ali je
Sc xiv ali ne, star je bill 16 let.
A otroci, sal veste, kar slisijo
oceta ali mater, TAXI SO. Sal smo
vendar znali tako sigurno, da
morajo zmagati Amerika in Ru-
sija, in oni fantje, Xxi so Sc bo-
rili "a svojo materno zemljo, ne
!, pa oni, XII so sli okupatorjem
vseh vrst.
"Ko je tako sin odsel cd do
ma, so mas zaceli Itaijani pre-
ganjati. Moza so zaprli v Ljub-
ljano, hotel SO tudi meme, a je
mas zupan izprosil, da so me pu-
still pri otrocih donna. Pc nekaj
mesecih, ko sem delala prosnjo
"a moza, SO ga izpustili domov,
a ne "a dolgo dobo. Zopet pri-
zuhnejo domobranci 10 MOI, ko
je bilo nekaj nash ljudi v gostil-
nj in so hoteli naju ustreliti z
brzostrelko, samo da emo bese-
do pregovoriva, ker da imamo v
hisi partizanske sestanke. Vsi
otroci SO jokali; kot sodni dan
je bilo. In nato moza zopet od-
peljejo v take zapore, da so ce-
lie noci skakale podgane pc ME
mu in je bio kot v straniseu
zopet so ga odpeljali Ljublja-
no. Meme so medtem mucili do.
ma, da so bill vedno "a menoj
in delali preiskave, da imam in
zbiram "a partizane hrano. Po-
noci so strazili hiso S strojnica-
mi, da ne hi prisel kak parti-
zan blizu.
POSTAL smo vsi zivcno izcr:
PAM, kajti kadar so Sc te zveri-
ne prikazale ma vrata, ze smo
trepetali in Sc otroci, tamala
hcerka, XII sem il dala re poprej
vedoc, ime Zmagoslava, je Sc
danes VISA v strahu in sc trese
&c lie slisi, da bodo pokali.
"V Ljubljani sem imela ia cas-