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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-11

Danes Sc je Letonja Ella liz
Braslovc, Atena, re precej uni
rila. Same tn pa tam, kadar Sc
spomni oCeta, XII SO ga ustrelili
V mariborski j%etniSnici, kadar
Sc spOmni macehe, XII je vzela
cd vsega hudega konec V Au-
Schwitzu, kadar Sc spomni, da
SO gestapovci unicili Sest druzin
il njenega sorodstva, postane
spet nemirna, in .njene svetle,
dobre, mehke oci zagorijo V Ego
Gem sovraStvu. Takrat Sc il sto-
Ii pc puSki, stozi Sc il pc bro
strelki. Strah pred Ateno je pre-
vzemal Nemce in Madzare.
Ko je okupator ,udrl V sloven-
sko zemljo, je bila Sc skoraj
otrok - dekle komaj Sestnaj-
stih let. Re prvi dan pc kapitu-
laciji je odSel V partizane brat
joe, elektromonter, komaj me-
sec dni pozneje je vzela noe
mlajSega brata. Atena je poma-
gala prVim partizanom, ker SO
bill sinovi svoje zemlje, ker so
bill najboljSi med najboljSimi.
Skrivoma jim je pomagala. Pri-
hajali SO gozd "a hiSo, priha-
jail so V hlev in "a skedenj. Ella
je tocila gostom vino, prepevala
in Salila Sc je z mimi. Kadar je
Vedela, da bodo priSli, je odSla V
kaSco, vzela klobas, kruha in
vina in odSla V skedenj.
"Toda zdaj mas je re dosti
veG," je rekel brat Lado, mo
rala hos pritegniti tudi druge."
Ella je takoj razumela. Lolita
Sc je tega della Z vso ljubeznijo.
Hodila je cd hiSe do hiSe, tolma-
ella in prigovarjala: Ia naSe
il hoste."
ga naSe," je vrSalo preko
svetlih domacij. Use do takrat,
ko so hiSo obkrozili gestapovci
in sta OBJ dveh vogalih stall
strojnici, je Ella izvrSila re ogro-
mno delo. "Vsi, vsi.'se je ma
dutO drl nemSki gestaDOVec.
Macehina otroka sta jokala in
Sc neprestano drzala materine-
ga krila.
"Hitreje.." je zasikal skozi vr-
sto s~tisnjenih Fob.
Gee ie bill YES pobit. Hodil je
pc Hist, mislil je in mislil, in
vendar nj mogel storiti mic pa
metnega. Gledal je izpod celia
Flo, zaslutil je memo tesnobo in
il prigovarjaje dejal:
Ella, oStani. Ne zbezi."
Onkraj hiSe, onkraj hleva je
gozd sveze zelenel, nebo je bilo
svetlo, topic in cd hriba je vel
mehak veter.
me zbezi!" il je dejal Sc en-
KRAFT zaskrbljeno. "Kaj vse bi
bio potem Z nami!"
Dvakrat je re skoraj klonila,
dvakrat Sc il je zdelo, da ne mo-
re oditi. Potem je pogledala sko-
Ii okno ma hosto kraj hiSe, sill
Sala je zuborenje potoka. Svo-
boda! Takrat Sc je odloGila.
"Hitreje. Vsak cas- gremor"
Pritekla je razgretih lie do
prizidka pred hiSo, 81 obuvala
pred Nemcem nogavice in Gev-
lie.
Vzravnala Sc je, pogledala V
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-11

ia. Takrat Sc je nebo spustilo
tezko mad MO. Srce il je trepe-
talo cd zalosti, Meme misli so
bile pekoce in bolece; svetle to-
pie oci so bile prezete z jedko,
morocco skrbjo.
Vendar Sc je kmalu iztrgala
IL najtezje zalosti in pobitosti.
Stisnila je zobe, napela je misi-
&c in visa je bila spet ponovno
vzplapolala V ognju sovrastva.
Tiste dni il je slednje vlakence
njenega telesa prevzela zgoca
sla pc maScevanju in borbi.
V letu 1914. Sc je odpravila V
Prekmurje orat ledino, vzbuditi
tudi tam narodni odpor. Odsla
je S Slave in s Crtom in z drugi-
mi. Morali so Gez mejo, cez tenn
no, svinceno, deroco Muro. Pc
diva in diva jih je colnar prepe-
ljal ma drugi breg. Potem so mo-
rail- prebresti Sc rokave Mure.
Drugi dan SO V Nedeljici re ime-
Ii sestanek S kmeti. Atena ie Or
g%anizirala politicno gibanje, no
dila cd sestanka ma sestanek, or
ganizirala prve prekmurske par
tizanske skupine. Gestapovci so
takoj javili Madzarom MEN pri-
bod V Prekmurje, To pot so
Madzari razpisali manic nagra-
do.
Vsak otrok, vsak kmet, vsaka
kmetica jo je poznala.
"Atena."
"Atena, ia Sc ne da kar tako!"
V Brezovici so bill izdani. Po-
gledala je skozi okno in videla
majhne, cokate Madzare, XII so
juriSali cd jablane do jablane.
NE damo SCI" je zaklicala
Stirim tovariSem, XII so bill z
MO. "Sprejmemo borbo!' Vzela
je ruskO brzostrelko, Stopila "a
hisna Vrata in spustila rafal.
Vrata SO Sc namah sesula. Ma
dvoriscu je omahnil Madzar, XII
ga Je smrtno zadela. Stopila je
ma vrata, ma plano.V tistem hipu
je brzostrelka odpovedala. Sko-
ella je ma stran, popravila bro
strelkO in skocila cez hodnik "a
hleV. Ma Siroki ravnini V grab
nu, mad katerim so Sc dvigali
Vlsoki, ponosni topoli, je Eagle
dala Vrsto Madzarov. Nj mogla
najti zaklona. Postavila Sc lie in
stole streljala. Madzar, XII je stall
"a n~ajbliznjo jablano, je vstre-
Ill V drevo - kos skorje il je
ranil lice. Kljub lepljivi krvi Sc
je divje borila dale. Dobila ie
strel V trebuh, lasten revolver,
XII ga je imela oh pasu, Sc il je
sprozil in il ranil nogo.
Tedaj je zacela vpiti ma dru-
ge: "Dajte bombo! date revol-
ver!!" elias il je bill YES pijan cd
mascevanja in polne ustnice so
il 1.-Two rdele.
Takrat so Sc opogumili tudi
drugi tovarisi, XII MISC bill Sc nj
koli V borbi. Priborili so 81 pre-
bod skozi prvi obroc. Ia cesto
SO morali prebresti vodo do pa
su. Tam Sc je sele zgrudila. Cd
tam naprej so 10 prenasali tova-
risi IL hise V hiSo. Atena je ire
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-11
@G DEL sMNss
AT I MA

njegov obraz in nedolzno vpra-
sala: "Lahko grem pc nogavic-
nike?"
"Lahko. Same hitro!"
Stekla je "a hlev, preko sve-
re mehke prsti V gozd. Spustili
SO "a MO rafal, toda takrat 10 je
re vzela hosta. Tam Sc je "a ire
nutek oddahnila.
Cula je Sc surovo priganjanje
Nemcev, cula je brezupen, hire
seek jok otrok, toda Ella je cepe-
la "a Storom in "a mic ma svetu
Sc ne bi pridruzila izgnancem.
Diva dni in dive noci Sc ie po-
tikala pc hosti. Zaradi izdajstva
je postala nezaupljiva. Nemci
SO 10 zasledovali S psi. Toda Ella
je re pref S TEN raGunala, zme-
Sala Jim je sled.
Takrat so V Sv. Andrazu I'VE
deli zanjo partizani. PriSli so pc
MO. Tedaj je pricela Atena jul
naSko pot svojega partizanstva.
Dali SO il piStolo. Morala Sc je
nauciti c"iljati V grco. Toda z vsa-
kim dnem je boil hrepenela pc
puSki. ,
Ko je prisla vecja skupina
partizanov IL Zasavja, je prosi-
la: "Pusko! Date mi puSko!"
Nj m~ogoce!" il je rekel ko-
mandant. "PuSke manjkajo Sc
drugim borcem. Ia nekai casa
pa lahko cuvaS tole."
Takrt so bill ma Menini pla-
mini. ziveli SO V zatiSju, kuhali
krompir in lovili rake. Iznenada
je zaVrSalo med tovariSi: "Sva-
BIZ"
Ia trenutek so onemeli, po-
tenn so Sc spustili V tex.
Toda Atena je ostala hladne
krvi. Bila je cuvarka puSke.
Skocila je pred Sotor, vzela ma
hrbtnik in sanitetno torbico ter
poleg svoje Sc stir druge puSke.
Bel. Atena! Bell" so Sc "a
Vpili, toda Atena nj mogla be-
zati. PuSke so jo vlekle V tom.
Zadaj je cutila krdelo Nemcev.
Toda vendar, puske mora reSiti.
PuSke SO edino njihovo boga-
stVO.
V zaklonu 10 je pricakoval to-
variS, razdelila sta 81 breme in
hitela naprej pc klancih in glo-
belih, da sta koncno dohitela to-
VariSe.
Atena je bila upehana in pre-
znojena, lica SO il 1.-Two zarela.
Atena je bila ia hip prvic pono-
sna ma Samo sebe."
Lahko DOOM ZdaJ puskO?"
je VpraSala z nestrpnim glasom.
Takrat il je komandant odbil,
toda cez nekaj dni sta jo il diva
tovariSa prinesla. Bila je dobra
jugoslovanska karabinka in ma
kopitu je bila vrezana zvezda.
V vsakem kraku zvezde ie bila
pc ena crka njenega imena:
Atena.
Cd takrat naprej je imela
Atena puSko in cd takrat Sc nj
straSila nobenih borb.
V januarju 1913. leta Sc je
Atena z dvema tovarisema, XII
Sc niSta bila nikoli V odprti bit
XII, zarila seno ma kozolcu, da
bi Sc pregreli, da bi Sc odpocili.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-11
PosIusoite

vsoko nedeIio prvo in moi
sforeiso iugosIovonsko ro-
dio uro V ChieogU cd 9. do
10. ure dopoIdne, postojo
9 1850 kiIoeyeIes.
Vodi 10 George Morchan.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-11

Veliki misleci imajO namene,
drugi lie zelje.-Washington Irving.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-06-06

For him. happiness is simple ormud. He must eat good
food drink pure VOTER spdsh in his buh clothes.
ond sleep
And then his eyes merry. his grin mschievous. Life
wonderland of and drawers pull open dnd boxes
ond bos and cirs and spoons noises His physical
filled he reves and nothing dsurbs his joyful wonderland
Until he fuls und bumps his head Then his wonderland
crashes with cruel suddenness c in renzed distress he seeks
Mother Daddy For they alone be his comorters.
he grows this boy will learn thdt happiness depends upon
than physical wonts As he eorY edrned tdt parental
love only great solce shall he ledn thdt Greater
Love the bumps that will disqie his growing mind
The time comes when ha Greater Love must complement
parental love Wise dd loving parents know this They teach
their children ery the woY the Church. the place where
gather worship God OF love ond comfort place where
confused thinking is brought into harmony with Gods great
plcn Of life
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13
Mrs. Lourd KeH And
FomilY Entertaining
Distinguished Guests

Mrs. Laura Delmas Ksll, her
daughter, Mrs. S y. Briggs, and
son. j. I. Kell have been enter
tanning for the past week their
cousins, Mrs. Ellie Ellison an
niece, Hermiha Earnest.
This visit Is Of particular in
terest to Pascsgoulans, because 1t
calls to mind the history Of this
old town. THESE people, members
of the Krebs and Delmss families,
are among the descendants Of the
original Commandam Of the Fort
Of Biloxi, now known as the Old
Spanish Fort, situated on Krebs
Lake.
The Commandment. De La
Poinfe, was married, in France
to the Countesses de Chaumont,
daughter of the Duchess de
Chaumon. a name illuetrious in
the ancient History of France, to
whom Louis XIV granted this
tract of land, once comprising
the greater part of the Gull Coast.
On Tuesday evening, Miss
Earnest sang for some OF the as
sembled members of the Delmas
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13

that We have "the best govern
ment under Gods sun.
MI. Conner, veteran congress
man and former commander of
Post No, 100 here, declared that
the older veterans organiza-
tons stand for country, flag and
veteran and said that the men
who fought for the American
wav OF life must now preserve
it against subVersive activities
already well underway in the
United States.
In reviewing the legislation en-
acted for the benefit of veterans,
the speaker declared that Con-
gress had reflected the will of the
people.
"The country has been willing
gracious and bounteous in pro-
viding for its fighters, Mr.. Col
mer declared, The complaints
are 'gripes' which one hears oc-
casionally or reads in the news
papers result largely from the
difficulty of writing such conpli-
Gated legislation or because OF
mal-administration''.
Appealing to the fairminded-
ness of his listeners, Mr.. Colmer
warned that you as Americans
and I as a member of Congress
have a common interest and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13
NEWS OF MARRIAGE

News has been received of the
marriage of Miss Natalie Rosen-
Grams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. G.. Rosencrans of Erie, Pa,
to Clifford c.. Nelson, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus r. Nelson OF
Ocean Springs.
The ceremony was solemnized
in the Church of the Blessed
Sacrament rectory in Erie, Sat
urdav, August H. with the Rev
erend Raymond Geiger official
ing.
The bride, who was attired in
a trained white taffeta and lace
gown with which she wore a
veil of illusion, was given in
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13
Rev. Fruncis Deignun
TO Bless Ocean
Springs Shrimp Fleet

The Ocean Springs shrimping
fleet will be blessed by the Rev.
Francis Deignsn in ceremonies
Sunday afternoon at $50 at the
small craft harbor where a large
crowd Is expected to attend. Other
fishermen and the general public
as well are invited.
The blessing of fishing fleets
at the beginning OF a season is an
Old Catholic custom, brought TO
the United States and practiced
along the Gulf Coast and in New
Orleans.
The Rev. Deignan is pastor OF
The st. Alphonsus church in
Ocean Springs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13

neither Of US ought to ask for
anything that the country cannot
afford"
With the national debt now al
265 billion dollars, we could
reach the point where democra-
cy could fail and a dictatorship
be born, he warned. He urged
his listeners TO remember that
the bigger part Of the debt would
be borne BY World War II veter-
ans who will soon own and di.
rect the country.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13

and Krebs clans. part of the pro-
gram which she is singing in
Town Hall, New York City, on
~.toper 10th, under her stage
name of Emily Ellis.
Wednesday the visitors were
entertained. together with their
hostess and Mrs. P. T. Vaughan,
granddaughter of a Delmas, by
Mesdsmes Hermes and Henry
Gautier at a charming luncheon
at Longfellow House.
In the evening they motored
down the Coast with Mrs. f. j.
Ford (also a member of the Del
mas family and Mr.. Ford to Wis
il Mr.. Ebb Ford, Jr., at Gulfport-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13
Beach School Setting
For Meeting OF P-TA
Executive Committee

Beach school was the locale
'0r a meeting Of the executive
ommittee of the Beach School
aafent-feseher Association Wed
nesday afternoon at Sis O'clock
Tha meeting was presided over
by Mrs Sydney Swan, past puesl-
tent, who viii serve in the alb
senee Of Ms. Roy Givens. the
new official, until the latter Is
able q again attend the sessions.
Outlines of plans Tor the COM
ing year were given by chair
men Of the various committees.
A new name was added to this
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13

marriage by her grandfather,
Rene Levesque.
The groom was accompanied
By Pfc. Charles F. Rosencrans,
brother of the bride, as best
man.
For travelling to her new home
at 6l9 Iroquois street, Biloxi,
Mrs. Nelson wore a suit of gold
cloth with black accessories.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13
Colrner Urges
Vets To Retain
American Way

OF all the countries which en-
gagged in both World Wars, only
the United States has retained
the democratic form of govern.
ment, Congressman William M
Colmer told members of the
American Legion at Lincoln Hall
in Pascagoula Monday night.
He urged veterans to preserve
what they had won after relating
how he had travelled through l3
European countries and became
even more thoroughly convinced
group by the appointment of
Mrs A M. Swigert to head the
hospitality committee.
1t was voted to enlarge the
room mothers group to include
two anits composed of three room
mothers who will serve one Sc
mester, this change having been
made to enable more members
to participate in this branch of
school activity.
The regular meeting will con
tinue 20 be held each third Wed
nesday Of the month to better
suit the majority of members.
They will take place at 2:30 p. m
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13

1t is estimated that rs pints of
fluid milk are consumed weekly
per capita in the United States;
III in Canada; So in the United
Kingdom. 5 in New Zealand and
4 in Australia.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13

The Prince Albert coat was
not named after Prince Albert,
eenaoft of Queen Victoria, but
after Albert, Prince of Wales,
later King Edward VII, who
wore this type of coat during a
visit 10 the United States in 1860.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-09-13

Los Angeles police patrol cars
now use sound movie equipment
to make records of automobile
accidents.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hack, Ray
mond. and Dolores returned from
a trip to Yellowstone Park, Colo
RADIO and Kansas and back through
Salt Lake City. ....--,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Sans and
Bill Smalley went to Tollgate and
returned through LaGrande Sun
day. ----
Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins and child
rem returned from a trip to Neb-
raska where they2visited relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Stella Turner returned last
week from a trip to Wisconsin
where she visited her daughter
and a son and sister in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Mont
gomery have purchased the Loom
is home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Scott went
to Portland where he had a medi-
cal check up and returned through
Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Atwood and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rippey of Milton
went to Tollgate and WalloWa
Lake over the week end.
Attending the funeral OF Mrs
Hacks stepfather in Walla Walla
last week were Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
old Hack and daughter, Clifford
Hack and Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF AT
wood. -
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Burdette, who
have been house guests for the
past week of their daughter and
son-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
Fyfe, left Wednesday morning for
their home in Candy, Ore.
Mrs. j. L. Burgin, a recent guest
of her brother Vernon Bird and
family, after visiting her son Ted
Burgin in Yakima, returned to
her home in Ashvi1Ie, N. c., by
plane this week.
The Highlands Sewing club met
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Peter Erickson. A former
member, Mrs. William Knight and
her friend Mrs. Smallwood, were
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-07-25
Local Firm Plans
Boat Construction

You will soon be able TO pur-
chase the boat you have been
wanting, made right here in Ken
newick. r. ]. and Gene Wade are
preparing to 60 into production Of
a standard double cockpit, 17-ft
runabout in the recently establish
ed Bee Jay Boat company at the
site Of the Giard Lumber Co. wes'
of town. ...
The boat will be all mahogany
with a 80 horse power marine
motor.
The Wade boys have lived in
Pasco for years and have been
Kennewick residents for the past
three years. Gene was associated
with Fudge Hunt in his boat build
ing enterprise.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-07-25
LITTLE STORIES Of the WEEK
By FLORENCE OLIVER .sr~@:.
Kennewick 2442 before Wednesday noon
By FLORENCE OLIVER

guests from Hermiston. Ore. The
next meeting of the club is to be
at the home of Mrs. Knight in
Hermlston. H. ' ~. 4.
MIR. Simon of Pasco has bought
the Harry Lucas place on the
Highlands and with his family has
taken possession. -..... -...-,..
Mrs. Albert Kempf gave brid-
al shower Sunday at her home on
Washington street complimenting
Miss jeanette Jaquith of Yakima
The Forthcoming marriage of Miss
Jaquith and Eldor Kempf is soon
to take place.
Miss Daphne Taylor, who re-
Gently entered the Oregon Medical
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-07-25

Simpson from Los Angeles who
were driving through on their way
to visit their old home in Wlscon-
sin. Mrs. Lampson and Mrs. Simp-
son were childhood friends in the
town of Wisconsin DellS.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Blair left
Wednesday morning for a vaca-
ton at Lake Louise in Canada
They plan to return by way OF
Yellowstone Park and will be gone
week. ...- ..
Sunday dinner guests at the r
M. Ludlow home July Fl were MIR
and Mrs. Verlin Aman, Miss Lor-
eta Mills, Merle Wright and Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbert Mills.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-07-25
Too Late to Classify

"WITH FAIRNESS to all and
partially to none," CHRIST
IAN'S MARKET, Island View,
near Richland Y, offers the fol-
lowing: Home grown tomatoes
1215c per pound, 20 pound lug
$500; apricots, 20 pounds $1.4O;
corn, ear S cents; home grown
cantaloups 10 cents pound; cucum-
bers 10 cents pound; oranges.
288's IS cents dozen; red or white
potatoes, 10 pounds 35 cents, 100
pounds $2.95. We specialize In
battery raised fryers, IS cents
per pound; and fresh eggs, large
81 cents per dozen. We sell up
to eight hundred dozen per week,
there must be reason. LIP
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-07-25
Folk Dance to Appear
Here and In Richland

The Kennewick Folk Dancing
Club will present exhibition
dances this week on the stages
of the Villager theatre in Richland
and the Roxy theatre in Kenne-
wick, Wesley Door, chairman of
the group said today.
The Richland exhibition will be
on Thursday and the dancers will
appear on the following evening
as part of the Roxy theatre anna
teur program. Costumed as Swiss
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-07-25
KENlgE. TICK
METHODIST CHURCH

John B. Coan, Minister
Sun. Church School weekly at 0:46
Sunday Morning Service at 1880
Choir and timely messages
Evening Youth Fellowship at $50
Devotions and Social Fellowship
Always q Genuine Welcome
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Pratt were
business visitors in Portland from
Sunday to Wednesday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-07-25

dancers, they will nro... ~.
Schottische and the e' mt TIN.
Taking part in tho A..
be: Joy Simmons, Mi,S Ssnces viii
Ruby johnson, Sandn ed Yas
ton, John Sexton. Hay Cooper
He Helen p,, De Loner, p hyiIiGj, Davis st
Door. ano Wesle,
IN, Mrs r., Fred M. Well, on
from Walla Walla In h. en rout
Seattle, was a guest t. Of aer mo home i
English the last Of the we ss. Fred
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-03-28

Her program included numbers
by Handel, Schubert, Brahma,
Haydn, Gluck, Durante and Verdi.
Gertrude Smith Jackson was at the
piano. The Greater Chicago lodge
of Elks made the presentation.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-03-28
NAA(p INVESTIGATES
VETS CONVICTION
ON GIRLS CHARGE

TARRYTOWN, N. Y, Mar. %
(ANP)-A probe into the arrest
and conviction of Philip Fades, 26-
year-old war veteran, on a woman's
charge that he followed her on the
street, was begun here by the
NAACP.
Fades was arrested and given a
six-month suspended sentence last
week after he was found guilty of
woman's charges that someone
had followed her" on Feb. 9, and
she didn't know whether the person
was white or colored." Fades was
prosecuted on the complaint of
Patrolman Maegerle who testified
he had seen Fades following the
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woman, Miss Olive Johnson.


Police Chief Kramer, who made
the arrest, testified he had been sus-
picious of Fades because II years
ago, at the age of Is, he was arrest
ed for humping into a white woman
while playing with other boys. That
case was dismissed from the chill
dren's court here.
Several ministers appeared as
character witnesses for Fades, and
the veterans wife, mother and land
lord gave testimony that he had re-
turned from his work as a shipping
clerk at least half an hour before
the incident allegedly occurred, and
remained at home all evening. The
Judges decision in the case was not
delivered until IL days after Fades
trial, on the afternoon Of COP pri-
mary day after all returns were in.
A vigorous campaign against Re-
publican town officers had been
made by residents incensed over the
case.
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THELMA Wade BROWN
IN CHICAGO RECITAL

CHICAGO, Mar. % (ANP-
Mrs. Thelma Wade Brown, one of
the best known and most popular
of Chicago musicians, appeared in
recital before capacity audience
at the 9th Street theatre here. The
occasion brought an outpouring of
singers and choir members from
various churches regardless of de-
nomination because Mrs. Brown
has been deservedly appreciated
throughout the years for her ad-
herence to the best forms of music
and her cooperative spirit where
things musical were concerned.