davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
pclen mill GNinecn,
Dan3ie mnN Stettin

Wosfnu - Gie 8olniihe 8reiie-
agentur teilte nit, Dab Ser YrGii-
bent Oer 8rouiiionsregierung, So
leslnw Beirut, 81 Den eriten point
ld)en Gruppell, weldle Die Gitiee En-.
reidlten, 1ugte:
u8ir ite9en an Ser SltieefiiIte
itlo rpcrOen nienlnls mebr 5uriid-
meiden. GaS neue 0e~mofratilfe
8olen miro nift nit cinem ein5igen
Seebafen 5ufrieoen iein, Der ourh
eilleu ldnlnlen Streifen nit Dem
9interlanoe oerbun0en lit, mie oas
DOR Dem Septenl6er 1899 ser fSaa
mar, lonoern mir peroen aud oie
Secbdien 9nn5i1 @oingen uno
Stettin Daben, Die ms perbinoen
weroen nit ser gan5en 8eIt Ser
ireien Hationen."
Sic Sruppen biBten cine polniide
6lagge an Ser OItieefiiite urO mar
len cine anoere ,,als Spmbol" ms
Meer, ais Iie oort am s. M1r5 ELM
trnfen.
Gic polniid)e &eoierunas5eitung
rH5ec5 Gosppliio" for0erte in5pi-
lhelt, Dab loiortige 2a%ilbreiprmen
lin oen neitlidlen GehIeten nno IN
ourhgefiibrt peroen.
0tiaionen AereS 2ano iogen oltige-
teilt mer0en. la9t oas glatt, uno oic
2eute an 9rt uno Steae wiiroen
oabei Den 8ortell babea.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
Wcmiocr lucrrcn nb
1mli cinoc3cecn

@oi6ington II @16ren0 ser W2i-
litGrousiduB 0eS Snlties einbellig
iiir Ge%rldn9erung oes @ebrpflihtge-
lcbe@ obne GerGnoerun9en itimmte,
.entbiillte oos @eiBe @alis, Dab bic
Aalsbebun8s 0uoten na1 l.. Sltli
porolislihtlif Inn ourdi6nittlit 81
Fro5eilt 5nriidgeben oiirften. 8r6ii-
Dent &Ooieuelt iibermittelte Dem Ron-
greB einen Antrag alif 8ereitltellllng
pom $54, 100000 CUR 6innn5ierung
0es 2lusbebungsOienItes fiir Elm mel
tereS Jisfaliobr unO bemerfte 81 oie.
lem Antrag, OoB er 4~usbebungs,
Gloten bon $4,000 i'm Monats.
3urd)ifnitt porie6e.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
1l1esfam RritiIiert
WahI IN SinnlanO

Mosfuu - Gas 8egierungsblatt
.SSocitiao fommentierte Die Enrla-
m~citsmabl in 6innlan0 un0 En-
fl1rte, iie ba6e 0cn 9emeis erbraft,
onB ,iene @lemente, melde ser tort,
id)rittliden @%ntWidtung 0eS finni-
iden Stuates opponieren, INNER
nod itarf iino", wdbreno Die linfS-
itebenoe 9emofrotiiAe Solfsunion
% 9ro5ent Ser Site 9ewonnel
babe.
o0aber perOen nod weitere
&0mpfr nit jenen iolgelb weldle oas
finniide Golf in ben fatnItropbnlen
arie9 gefiibrt 9oben", fii9te Oas
Ylatt bin3lt.
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
uneliicfsfGuc
mmtcr flcincn KinNcrn

Nad elmer bon ser metropolitan
2ife peroffentlidsten grfl0rnng baben
I'M &riea Die llngliifsfalle inter
ain0ern Die nod niht sur Shule
qeben. betrnftlih 5uaenomnen. Sic
State Der 6oIle nit toolihem aus-
gang NOR III Sobren BON 1912 bis
1914 nm 5lpei 6iinitel bo6er ais i'll
Den Sobren 1889 bis 1911. Stati.
itifer Der @eielll9nit erfIaren oas
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
Na5i. Sric-
Oensfabler

0uibinaton - Sh einem 3on-
mentor III BEN 3oblreiden @eriiften
ii6er oelitide 6rieoensfifbler idreibt
Die Idnei5eriihe ,,@n3ette De 2au.
iontc4: ,9eutidIuno mlB iett err
ferutell, oaB cs ibm nitt ~gelingen
miro, lcine 6einoe gu ipalten, ebe es
ieI6It total am 8ooen Gegt, unO 0a-
Der Bat es ii6 entIdloiien, elm oer-
ameifeltes Spiel 5u lpielen. Die Geitt-
iden er3dblen iebt oen peltliden al-
liiertet: ,,@iitet gu6 ionlt legt Die
@ebrmaht inn Often Die @affen ME.
Ser uno erm0glidt es Ben ,8oIide-
mi%Itenboroen", gang europa gu iiber-
fluten~. @s perlottet iogor, OaB NIT
elmer lol6en 8otl6aft Elm Eorlamen.
tar ii6er Die atnerifaniiden 2inten
qelfidt mur0e. Sn ser folgenoen
ISOLDE puroen Damn in Stofbolm
neue 9ontafte bergeiteIlt. @etpiB, es
lit nidts Mmtli6es oaratL o6er OoS
lit umDeientlidl oenn 10 ooer 10 lit es
ibr 3ned, 81 5eigerL 0oB Deutlh-
Iuno 3llr &apitllotion berait it, OBJ
mo6l es 0obei INNER nod einen Ieiiter
@egner gegen sen anoeren ~ousipielen
mill. @rreidt miro 0amit ieoof
ni6tS! Sen Nn5is lit ieOe Cir ber-
ifloiien, gang glei6, Oh iie toben ME
Simmler, OF lie ,,bal6troden" anttres
ten mie &ib6entrop (eite Anipielung
ouf &i6bentrops 8ergangenbeit alS
SeftreiienOer) ooer miloe uno ber-
bin0lidL wie Scoring iebt allf ein-
NAL %gerppr0en Iein ioI
Dos alliierte @oltptqltnrtier Dot In
5uildlen ontlih 6eforntge9e6eu, OoB
,,0ie militdrii6e 6iibrung Der alli-
iertcn germ bereit lit, Oie beoingungs-
loie l~lebergnbe Oeutider 5ormationen
ieOer @roBe, ielbIt gan5er N%rmeegrup=
pen, entgegen5unebmen, a6er 0aB lie
unter feinen ltmitdnOen iid orlf Ser
~batOlungen ii6er einen 8affenitill-
ltait0 ODER cine ooriibergebenoe 8nfs
fenrlt6e einlaiien miro. 9ieie 8e-
fonntma6ung mag ais 4ntlport ouf
bic @erii6te oienen, 0aB Die 8ent-
iden periudett, nit General Glen
bonner iiber einen 8affeniti(litano 81
Derbun0eln" muroe amtli6 erffnrt.
Sic ifweoii6e 3eitung uAitontiO-
ningen" be5ie6t iid aud auf Ole Sc
riidte uno geri1te ii6er nngeblife
Oeutide 6rieoensfiibler uno idreibt
Oo3u: Ser &rieg na6ert lif) iebt
ieitem Gnoe, ltn0 sic. Ro3is miiiian
longioru erfennet ooB 0ieleS @nOe
fomnnen piro> gon3 gleid1, mie Tona-
tiid tie it'd ~geb1roen. 8enn Hibben-
trop mirflid Sen 8eriltfJ gentaft 9at,
iid in Stodbolm nit sen @ngl1noern
llno amerifanern in @erbinoung 5t
ieben, fonn man lid oie antport ser
Alliierten alif Iold einen eritoltnli-
den Goridlag, folls oieier nirflid
genlodt moroen iolIte, bon pornber-
elm ausrednen. Sopiel itebt felt, oaB
Die alliierten nit Ben 0a5is nift
3rie0en id)lieBen lper0en. l1n0 Iol1
cine Grippe in Gentldlano, nit
ser tie mogli6ermeiie 5rieoen MAIDEN
miiroen, lit iefblt BON ben olIiierten
Bomber nod nidt aus ibrem Mduit e.
lodi beralsgetrie6en mor0en
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30

Erin3ipol. 0@enn Sic 10 Elm aa-
mel limo, bob Sic iid nid)ts merfen
fonaer, 10 mndJen sizes ood mie id
in0 ifreiben Sic eS iih aitfl"
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30
Mms Der Snaenbieit

~Ad4, ieuf8te ser Beniionsgait,
als man iitJ gum giien nieOeriebte,
ulpenn id ood einmal wieoer cine
Cans baben fonnte, mie mir lie in
ateinen 4inoeriabren altf unierer
Jdrm ge3ogen 9aben."
,.&eoen Sic nidt" = fliiiterte inn
iein Nadlbm 5u = ,pieaeift frie9en
mir belite cine, Die aus Sbren &iil-
oerinbren ltnmmt."
Washington Journal., 1945-03-30

g%erontfnen poroen iino. ieien melt
peniger bon 8egeiiterang fin Sitler
%erfiillt, ais iene, sic Dor iedS @onn-
ten gef1ftgeH "9enomrler DlrOen.
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09

b. RI am now with a man
who is nice to me In a way but
he insists on drinking and stay
ing gone all OF the time. This
summer ! went away on a trip
and while away | met young
man. Now he wants to send for
me and says he loves me. | like
him very much. He says we will
marry, am undecided what TO
do. love this fellow am with
and yet | want to get married.
Can you advise me what to do?
Ans TO get married merely
for the sake OF having Mrs. be-
tore your name is not a recipe for
happiness. Neither can you ex-
pect to find happiness living Their
with the man you are With UNI
married. II the man you are
with. whom you claim you love,
refuses TO marry you, then re-
fuse to live with him any longer.
Move out to a place Of your own
and this will give him a chance
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09

We lift hats to Masonic brethren and the East
Star But there some others staging come back
strictly fratena the basis which the order was first
established the Orders of Knights of Pyhias and Court
Of Caanhe The Pythans have lost connection with
the Supreme Lodge which and operates the Pythan
Bath House. the only such building owned and operated by
Negroes anywhere Every Pythian and Calanhe in the
state has undivided interest in this institution. The
State of Arkansas has forbade operation for when
got present basis, solvent had our license
for the year. all claims paid and money in the treasury
Pythans and Caanthes the same basis Voluntary
Relief, Self Participating and cannot fail They have a
mutual interest
Tho time Of the founding of the order of Knights of
pvhas ard the surrounding circumstances gives it unique
race fatenal orders emphasize the principle Of
the Faherhood of God and the brotherhood of man with
charity toward ALL
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09
is - VIEWS - REVIEWS

ed B. T. Johnson. dean of Dun
bar Junior College. led the dis
cussion ON Postwar Planning. A
large number of citizens enjoyed
the services.
BASKETBALL YMCA
A large number of boys from
Carver Branch YMCA enjoyed a
basketball tournament each Sat
urday afternoon in the UsO audi
forum. Saturdays winners were
the Clowns and the Big Five
clubs.
MOVIES
Sunday evening movies are be-
ing enjoyed by many service men
and their friends each SUNDAY at
7:30 p. m. Sunday. March 4,
Blonde Plays Cupid" was
shown. Sunday, March II, you
will see Singing Vagabond.
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09
so
RECEPTION AT USO
John G. Carter

Little Rock citizenry was the
guest at reception Sunday eve
ming in the UsO Lounge when
the Little Rock Bar Association
the Little Rock Alumni Chapter
of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
entertained honoring Attorney j.
Ernest Wilkins of Chicago, Ill.
The longe was a beautiful array
of flowers and palms. The oc-
casion was graced by charming
hostesses, who We're ladies' from
the Sororities OF the city. Mes
danes n. Coulter and V. Hee-
wood represented Sigma Gamma
Rho, Mesdames Sue e. Williams
and II. B. Ivey from Delta Sigma
Theta; Mrs. T. Roundtree and
Miss A. Cox from Zeta Phi Beta,
and Mrs. f. c. Watts from Alpha
Kappa Alpha.
Timely greetings were given by
Prof. |. T. Gillian from the Sgma
Pi Phi fraternity. Attorney J..
H. Hibbler gave greetings from
the Bar Association and DR.. o. B..
White from Papa Alpha Psi fra
ternity. Rev ]. Walt Moore
gave responses on behalf Of the
men Of the church. Attorney Will
kins was presented by A. Fl. Pope,
who served as Master Of Cere-
monies. Mr.. Wilkin expressed
appreciation to the people of the
city for the many courtesies
shown him.
The evening was climaxed with
delicious repast of cookies and
frappe.
VEsPER SERVICES
Sunday, February %, Hour of
Repose esper Services were spon-
sored by the Army Mothers Club.
c. Fl. Jones was guest speaker.
Mrs. A. Rawls, chairman of pro-
gram committee, served as mis-
tress of ceremonies.
Vesper services for Sunday,
March 4, was conducted by the
War Service Committee of the
YWCA. Mrs. Elvie Watts presid-
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09

was nine months of rain and mud.
We knew that we had a big job
to do and tried to do 1t. We re-
alize that you on the home front
are doing big job also. Keep
up the good work.
s-sgt. Fred Baliton, Pfc. Sam
mie Perry and l of Conway, wish
to say hello to all of our friends
of Conway.
T5 Il. W. Smith
Pine Bluff, Ark.
Editor State Press.
Dear Editor.
| have known young Harold
Flowers from his early youth, and
wish to commend his fearless
stand for the betterment of his
people. He is a Moses for his
people and deserve the support
of every man and woman In Pine
Bluff.
Yours truly,
John G. Carter
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09
PHI DELTA PHI
HONOR SOCIETY

Phi Delta Phi Honor Society
Of Dunbar Junior College will
present program Sunday. March
II, at 500 p. m, in the auditori-
um of the USO the program will
center around consideration of
Postwar America and Vocation
al Possibilities for Negro Youth
during this era. Speakers for the
occasion will be Miss Layetta Will
liams and Lloyd Elan. Music
will be furnished by the Junior
College glee club. Hiss Zenobia
Edwards win preside. The pub
lis Is invited.
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09
Urban League
URBAN LEAGUE OBSERVES
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL
VOCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY
CAMPAIGN
March Ills. 1GA5
March His, 19A5

The Vocational Opportunity
Campaign, which originated in
the sprin gof 1880 as a regular
phase of the program of the Ma
tional Urban League, represents
a nationwide emphasis on train
ing and job opportunities for Me-
gro youth. In each successive
campaign the objective has been
to stimulate Negro pouth to train
and prepare for Jobs; and to i'm
prove employment opportunities
for them in order to insure the
security of the Negro population,
and beyond that, the Stability of
our national economy. The CAM
paigns have also emphasized the
creation of more positive attitudes
toward Negro workers on the
part of employers and white work.
erS.
The vocational opportunity
campaigns seek for Negroes the
opening of full opportunities for
vocational training and job place
ment. the complete elimination
of discriminatory practices in
American industry; the equaliza-
ton of educational opportunities;
the removal of the stigma Of Sec
ond class citizenship and the
assurance Of real social and eco
monte security.
The Urban League of Greater
Little Rock is cooperating with
the schools, churches and civic
groups in sponsoring this cam
paign. The theme of the cam
paign is Working for Victory
Building for Peace .-.
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09

Farm Agent
SULFAGUANIDINE
Deadly Enemy Of Infections in
Livestock
Sulfaguanidine has given con-
sistent, excellent results during
more than two years of controll-
ed experimentation and everyday
use under field conditions. 1t Is
now being used in:
!. Coccidiosis in calves,
sheep, chickens, turkeys, and rab-
bits.
z. Calf scours-as proven
tive and treatment.
3. NEGRO and black scours-
In swine.
4. Enterits--- in dogs, cats,
turkeys, and rabbits.
Sulaguanidine is effective, safe,
and easy to administer. 1t works
fast. Animals should be treated
promptly with Safeguarding to
control internal infections.
BY promptly treatment farmers
get the full protection of this
wonder drug that helps them pre-
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09

help me.
Ans. The other woman has
no unnatural influence over your
husband. ii he didn't choose to
be in her company, he certainly
wouldn't have to be. He will new
er make his mind up as long as
you allow him to "diily-dally"
between you. Tell him to choose
between you and then accept his
choice as a final decision.
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09

serve full market values OF live
stock and poultry that otherwise
would die or be seriously weaken
ed or stunted.
Sulfaguanidine comes In tab
lets, oblet. and powder forms for
easy dosage. 1t helps stockmen
and poultrymen save animals and
build profits.
Compliments of Animal Indus
try, Division, Lederle Laborator-
les.
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09

to find out how much he misses
you and he may want to do some
thing about it. Don't consider
marrying this other fellow II you
do not love him.
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09
LETTERS


Editor.
The colored people of Malvern
are now very progressive peo-
pie. They are regarded as our
best laborers. Most of them have
good homes Of their own and
we'll furnished. They have good
schools and churches and are
making rapid advancement. Lon
ME Jordan, one of our good col
ored citizens is booster for
Malvern. There is no friction be-
tween the colored and white races
and all have an equal opportunity
to work and make living.
d. ID. Glovery, attorney at law.
New Guinea
2-19-45
Editor.
| am a citizen of the state of
Arkansas and a former resident
of Conway before induction.
feel that | owe the Press and en-
tire staff letter expressing how
happy | feel receiving the home
paper, This is my second year In
New Guinea. On my arrival here,
the weather was very bad. There
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09
Legal Notices
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas
County of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski
Chancery Court
Mamie Williams, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 72449
Thomas J. Williams, Defendant
The Defendant, Thomas J. wiz
'iams, is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and ans
wer the complaint of the plaintiff,
Mamie Williams.
Dated March LIST, 1916.
Hibbler & Hibbler,
Solicitors for Plaintiff
J, r. Booker,
Attorney ad Litem.
q. !. Nixon, Chancery Clerk,
BY Airline p. Turner, d. G.
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09

Army Mothers Club will meet
Tuesday. March IS. at 500 p. m.
The president, Mrs. Gray is ask
ing that all members be present.
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09

j. M. Ell am a girl II with
a baby 4 months old. l am living
with my parents who are very
kind to me. The father of my
baby has returned here now. |
love him with all my heart. /
don't know what he thinks of me.
He doesn't want me to drink beer
or strong drinks but he does like
for me to go with him to private
places. Now | love him and can't
see what's wrong with me that
he never speaks of marriage. Help
me.
Ans, Doesn't the future well
fare OF your child warrant your
bringing up the subject of mar
riage with this young man? Talk
the matter over with him immed-
lately and force him to realize the
seriousness OF parenthood. Your
first mistake cannot be rectified
no wbut II you continue seeing
this boy as you have been doing
In the past, you will be leaving
yourself open for more trouble of
this kind. Let him know that IL
he Is to enjoy the privileges of
marriage he certainly has to &C.
cept the responsibilities.
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09

Noe-Dont neessy
ana you feel guidance Of
problem will in include
clipping CT the column
AsbES 1914 MSPRATIONAL
Please
full address
oohnne your problems within the realm
THE ABBE WALLACE SERVICE :.
Care OF The State Press Little Rock. AK
Arkansas State press., 1945-03-09

ID, ]. P.--My troubles are
many. My husband is living with
another woman and | want to
know what TO do. He comes TO
see me and he wants to slap but
he can't seem to do It because
she has hi mall messed up. Please
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-20
S11ke II oSvobod11ne
borbe v S1oveIliji
Por+izonske +iskorne V Sloveniii
osvobodne
vojske IN Partizanskh odredov slovenije

dni stopi nenadoma k MENU fa-
sist in Sc mu veselo nasmehne
zares lepo tiskarno ste imeli!
Vodja knjigoveznice, XII je bill v
resnici vodja tiskarne, je nase-
del in rekel: "Res je!"
Sled :je bila izdana.
Ko so fasisti obkoljevali It's
karno, je bio z elektricno lucjo
dano svarilno znamenje tiska.r-
jem, XII so pobegnili skozi gor-
Mi bunker in skozi posebno od-
prtino ma sosednje dvorisce in
cd tam ma cesto. Vsi so Sc re-
Sill, tiskarna vso opremo in
zalogo pa je postala okupator-
jew plen.
Besni civilni komisar "a Ljub-
ljansko pokrajino je incl novo
priliko "a ogled "zadnje' par
tizanske tiskarne.
V tistem casu je bila dogra-
jena v Ljubljani nova partizan-
ska tiskarna, XII Sc je imenova-
la "Jama". Ia tiskarna je bila
tehnicno najbolj izpopolnjena.
Pri gradnji "Jame" so delav-
ci imeli velike tezave. Naleteli
so ma skalo, XII jo je bilo treba
z dleti klesati. To je delo "a
kasnilo, a ne preprecilo. Vrata
so bila napravljena tako, da so
Sc pritiskom ma skrito elek-
tricno stikalo umaknila v no.
tranjost. Prostor je bill velik,
a brez ventilacije. Tiskarna je
premogla velik tiskarski stroj,
ma katerem Sc je lahko tiskal
casopis velikega formata.
Mad tiskarno je bilo mizar-
sko podjetje, XII je delalo krste
"a talce. Med mizarsko delav-
nico in tiskarno je bill Sc velik
prostor "a susenje lesa, Xxi je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-20

taborisce sredi Europe, XII je
samo zaradi zunanjega videza
BE imela Sole in urade.
Ljubljana je najvecja leila
vsakega slovenskega partiza-
ma. ~"''<.-.' -
Ljubljana je bila sredisce slo-
venskega narodnega upora, to-
da tudi ostala mesta SO j sledi-
la, z MO je bila VISA Slovenija.
70 tudi nj moglo biti drugace,
sal je bio nasilje povsod ena-
ko. -:
Tudi zunaj Ljubljane je igral
tisk vazno vlogo.
Ma dezeli Sc je posebno razsi-
rila >preprostejsa ciklostilska
tehnika. ze 1941 leta je bila z
MO preprezena VISA ljubljanska
okolica, posebno Y vrhniski sme-
ri. Ciklostilske tiskarne so bile
ustanovljene tudi v vseh pode-
zelskih mestih. Leta 1912 so
bile okrozne ciklostilske tiskar-
ne ze tako mocne, da so lahko
zadostile potrebam svojih pod
rocij.
Vzporedno S temi so Sc raz-
whale tudi vojaske ciklostilske
tiskarne, sal je skoraj vsaka vo-
jaska enota izdajala svoj list. z
ustanovitvijo brigad je vojaski
tisk Sc posebno narastel. Ia
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-20

tiskarno Sc bolj kril. Gas, v ka'
terem je tiskarna stekla, je bil
v Ljubljani zelo teak. Vrsile SO
Sc blockade in ponovno so vse
moske cd 16. do 60. leta od'
vlekli v vojasnice. Tisti cas- je
bio po vsem mestu polno "a
sed in patrol, XII so preiskovale
vse ljudi. Pretipali so zepe, pre-
obrnili vsak robec in denarni.
co, odvili vsah zavoj.
Tako so odkrili nekaj ljudi.
XII so nesli tisk IL "Jame". Nj
hce nj nicesar izdal. Toda sled
je vodila v okolico mizarske
delavnice, XII so jo mocno "a
strazili. Prisla je vojaska inze.
nerska ceta in zacela ma vee
krajih kopati. Ko so povsod ma
leteli ma skalo, so S kopanjem
prenehali, ker so mislili, da v
taken terenu nj mogoce napra.
viii tiskarne. Strazo vec desc.
tin ljudi pa so ma prostoru pu-
still. Tako tiskarna nj mogla
delati.
Polna diva meseca so strazili
in stikali ter iskali plen. sele
slucaj jim je pomagal, da sc
nasli pravi prostor.
Junastvo ljudi, XII so v bio.
kirani in preganjani Ljubljanj
postavljali tiskarne, prepeljava.
Ii tiskarske stroje oh odmeviE
strelov, XII so ubijali nase maj
boljse ljudi, v tiskarnah oh po'
manjkanju luci in zraka delal
dan in noe, prenasali tisk mimc
okupatorjev in domacih ida
jalcev, je tezko opisati. Vse je
preblizu in proved veze. Komaj
majhen delcek naporov nam je
znan. Sicer pa O njih ne govo.
rimo radi, ker so bill naSa ma.
rodna dolznost.
Ljubljana je slovensko srce
Zato nj cudno, &c je bilo v
Ljubljani sredisce upora prot
krvavemu okupatorju. Zato je
bila Ljubljana kot prvo mestc
v Sloveniji ograjena z bodecc
zico. Ljubljano so hoteli odre.
zati cd njene pokrajine. Zato je
bila Ljubljana mucena in prega-
MANA, veliko koncentracijske
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-20
(NadaljeUanje)

Tisk sam je bill t u d i vedno
bolj potreben. Vedno tezje je BIZ
10 sestajanje, tiskana beseda pa
lie najde cloveka.
Strah pred tenn, da imamo
samo emo tiskarno, XII je vsak
cas- lahko odkrita, Sc je kmalu
razgubil. "Tunel' je dobil kma-
lu dive novi tovarisici, prvo v
severnem delu Ljubljane, dru-
go v srediscu mesta tik polici-
je.
Tiskarna v severnem delu
mesta je bila prostorna in ure-
jena tudi ma elektricni pogon.
Toda delala je komaj stirinajst
dni. Neko jutro so jo fasisti OBJ
kolili.
Tiskarji so Sc pripravili ma
boj. Odprli so skrivna vrata in
tovaris Ajdisek je prvi vrgel
bombo. Eksplodirala je sredi
okupatorjevih vojakov. Ajdisek
je skocil skozi luknjo, toda ko
je plezal cez zid sosednjega vr-
ia, ga je podrla okupatorjeva
strojnica. Ostali delavci nj o
mogli bezati. Celia vista stroj-
mic je sipala ogenj ma majhni
izhod.
Sam komisar Ljubljanske po-
krajine Emilio Grazioli in ko-
mandant TX. armadnega zbora
general Robotti sta 81 prisla
ogledat odkrito tiskarno. Itali-
jani MISC mogli razumeti, kako
je mogoce tako podzemeljsko
tiskarno postaviti, v njej ziveti
in izdelati toliko kvalitetnega
tiska. Italijani MISC razumeli
sill, XII jih pokaze narod, XII Sc je
uprl smrti.
Ujeti tiskarji so bill ne6lo-
vesko muceni in nato ustrelje-
nj kot talci.
Tiskarna v srediscu mesta
tik policijske uprave je imela
vec sreee. Bila je Sc bolj ureje-
ma in Sc je nahajala v nadzem-
skem prostoru.
Prostor oh policijskem po-
slopju so 81 tiskarji izbrali "a
to, ker Sc Jim je zdel najbolj
varen. Fasistom najbrz ne bo
prislo ma um, da sami strazijo
partizansko tiskarno, XII so jo
tako iskali. Osvobodilni tisk
namrec oh padcu tiskarne v Sc
vernem delu Ljubljane nikakor
nj prenehal izhajati, bio ga je
cello vedno vec.
Tiskarna je bila urejena v re-
kdanji ste klarski delavnici.
Imela je diva prostora. V spod-
MEM prostoru je bill prostor "a
stavca in iskarski stroj, v
zgornjem je bio skladisce pa
pirja, spalnica "a sest delay
cev in delavnica risarja, XII je
izdeloval italijanske podpise in
zige, XII jih je potem izdelala
cinkografija. Stene so bile ma
polnjene lesno volno. Who'd v
prostor je bill skozi zunanjo
zidno odprtino, skozi katero Sc
je bio treba splaziti po trebu-
hu. Obrisi odprtine so bill "a
kriti palicami, katerimi je
bila obita vsa stavba. Ker lie
bila v isti stavbi tudi legalna
knjigoveznica, je bill krit yes
promet. Ekspedit Sc je vrsil v
triciklih z dvojnim dnom.
Poleg ostalega della je bila
posebnost te tiskarne tiskanje
krusnih kart. negalci bi brez
teh kart v Ljubljani ne mogli Ii
yeti. Prav pa so prisle tudi
partizanom v najblizji ljubljan-
ski okolici.
Delo je teklo nemoteno sko-
raj leto dni. Italijani so tiskar-
no odkrili posredno. Sumljiva
sc jim zdela namrec knjigovez-
MICA, XII je nastala sele V zad-
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