davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-07-07

brocade gown with a fingertip veil
of illusion and carried a bouquet of
white roses with deep red-violet
orchid in the center. Mrs. Lois H.
Bulls was matron of honor and Miss
Audrey E. Blumer was maid of
honor The other attendants were
Mrs. Mildred S. Hyde, cousin of the
bride, and Mrs. Leapore M. Magee,
sister of the bridegroom Mr.. j.
Walter Burkert acted as best man
and the ushers were Mr.. William H.
Bulls, Mr.. De Witt S. Hyde and
Mr.. Floyd M. Carver.
| A reception was held at the home
of the brides parents in Chevy
Chase, after which the couple left
for trip to the Poconos, Later
they will 60 to the Pacific Coast
for three months.
Evening star., 1946-07-07

fragrance OF and famous GOURIEILIS
N1oonsh Mist But before rushing there's
more! When have beach flies STAY AWAY.
Ask TOR GOURlELLlS Sunburn Oil Woodward Lothop $50
(plus fed Or oul Inc Is F. 55th p
Evening star., 1946-07-07
ID In the Bridal Procession 1s'a

four years with the 18th Army All
Force, two of which were spent
overseas.
McConaehy-GilIchresf
st. Paul's Lutheran Church was
the scene of the recent wedding OF
Miss Estelle Marguerite Gillchrest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn l.
Gillchrest of Chevy Chase, and 1t
Comdr. Harry Alfred McConahy
U. S. NJ R., son of Mrs Leanore D
McConaghy of Philadelphia and
Cape May, N. J. The Rev. Henry
w. Snyder officiated.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and wore an ivory
Evening star., 1946-07-07

Hot weather and unnecessary
household chores just don't mix
SO eliminate them wherever YOU
can! That's why | remind YOU of
how quick, easy and sanitary it is
to keep toilet bowls clean with
SANI-FLUSH because it
works all by itself! Just sprinkle
this safe, efficient cleaner into toilet
bowls and its chemical action will
remove unsishtly stain and the in
visible film that fosters germ
growth. Even though the soft water
in your community leaves no notice
able stain, there's a recurring film
where germs lurk and that's
source of toilet bowl odors. SAM
FLUSH removes this insidious
film. disinfectine right while it
cleans toilet bowls into sparkling
brightness, A clean toilet bowl
has NO odor!
Evening star., 1946-07-07

on your feet when they're hot,
chafed, sore and burning from en-
ertion and fatigue and you'll
quickly understand wyh | swear"
by it! That fiery sensation will
quickly 60 away, leaving your feet
soothed. comforted. rested and re-
freshed! Massa of DR..
SCHOLL'S Foot Balm helps stim.
ulate and speed up circulation in
your feet to drive away foot pain
refreshes perspirine and odor-
Gus feet! BY all means get jar of
DR.. SCHOLL'S Foot Balm at your
Drug, Shoe, Department Store or
Notions Counter. Costs but a trile,
but it's worth a million in foot
hapoiness
Evening star., 1946-07-07


When you come home "huffing
and putting from a wearing
shopping trip or parchine dig
in the garden, try refreshing drink
of Instant" fresh lemonade, Here's
how to have it ready always:
Squeeze a dozen or more SUN
kIST lemons. Add sugar to tasts
and put in covered glass Jar
(NOT porcelain or metal) and keep
in refrigerator. When a glass of
lemonade is in demand. add water
and ice "a cooler" to quench
the dryest throat! Lemonade is
healthful too supplying inn
portant Nitamins c, P and Bl and
valuable minerals! Keep a 2-to-3
day supply of healthful, delicious
Instant fresh lemonade in YOUR
refrigerator ALL summer . and
use SUNKlST lemons top
quality, thin-skinned, extra good!
Buy them in the SUNKIST tissue
wrappers by the dozen!
Evening star., 1946-07-07
Miss Ann Barr W.
To Mr.. Perkins

Wearing her mothers wedding
gown of ivory satin with a bertha
OF rose point lace, Miss Ann Barr
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John L
Barr Of Chevy Chase, became the
bride yesterday of 1t. Tom Arcade
Evening star., 1946-07-07

If summer-t d
heat-w e arIe d or
burning feet make
YOU irritable and
miserable all over,
then | urge YOU to
get DIR. SCHOLL'S
Foot Balm! Smooth
this fragrant Balm
Evening star., 1946-07-07
70, Utahty 4A., 60!

Life begins at 80 with OVAL
TINE "a "builder.upper" food!
This delicious drink furnishes
wide variety of food elements fre-
quently deficient in an elderly per.
sons diet giving hish.quality
proteins, minerals Iron. Calcium
and Phosphorousl, enersy.buiIdins
elements and Vitamins A, Bl. C, d,
G and Niacin! A special feature
of OVALTINE is that it's in food.
drink form and specially processed
for easy digestion! A cup of warm,
delicious.to.drink OVALTINE
each night before retiring pro-
notes sound sleep WITHOUT
drugs, helps do away with tossing
and turning in the wee hours!
Drink tasty OVALTINE for more
vitality and strength, sounder sleep
and easy digestion! Ask for it at
your Crocer's tomorrow.
Evening star., 1946-07-07

From during the hot weather. the bathroom will be the
favorlte room in the house. with all the family lining
showers baths keep cool! So I'd advise your adding
SERGEANTS Dsnfectant to your shopping list right
keep bathroom shpshape and sparkngy Use it to
move oahtub rings and stains full strength down drains
to keep them aclear and germ and often pour
into the toilet bowls wash p the bathroom
Evening star., 1946-04-02

on TIVE Ar ToHitH.
Wop, 8:30-WsYns Norris Ia The Viz.
sinian."
WMAl, 90o-commsnts on Hollywood end
Broadway BY Ed Sullivan in this new series.
Evening star., 1946-04-02

tive Fred Crawford and Richard Gilbert.
WRC, 10:00-Sydney 6reen,treet calls on
Bob Hope.
WT0p. i0:30-Ssnsion haybank and John
son discuss should 5eleeiNe Service Be Ex.
tended"
Evening star., 1946-04-02

WhAl. s:30-"Ihs Challenge TO The Volun.
ay Health Agencies DISCUSSED.
WT0P. s:3o-6ealdlne Fitzgerald in Dana
bufnei3 "Mr. Onion.
VOL. s:30-"S Should We Continue the 0pA'
debated BY Ssnaiors Taft and Taylor. Representa-.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-13
URGES ATTENTION TO
GOOD NEGRO MARKET

Recognition Of the importance
Of the Negro market was stress
Cd by Edgar steele OF the Re-
search Company OF America. al a
marketing group luncheon OF the
American Marketing Association
in New York il VAS reported in
the "New York Times recently.
Manufacturers are Nosing sales
by disregardine the Negro market.
Steele said reporting on survey
made by his ORGANIZATION. A
sampllng Of 1000 Negro families
in Washington Philadelphia and
Baltimore showed that Negro
families are volume and quality
buyers with brand preferences and
shopping habits similar 10 white
families.
Educational levels were found
TO he extremely high. he said. Many
skilled workers were among those
questioned War bond holdings
were At high levels and wartime
savings are 70 he spent on educa-
lion for children. huying homes
and repairs on homes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-13

cons and Missionary Society in
charge OF the devotion. Rev. Dav-
is delivered the message to the
congregation. Tie Senior choir
rendered the song selections for
the day Two members unit, Il
with the church. Mr.. ana Mrs.
McCary's oaLy son was chris.
,eacd. There were . members
rreatnt and some MICE very o.
couragirg remarks. Ed war
Mitchell Gang n solo.
The First Baptis: BTU op
ened at 500 With the president
in charge. Mrs. Alice Harris
brought us a report sron. the
Sunday School ard BTU Con-
gress BOARD meeting,
One OF the topics for discus.
sion was "Faiin Triumphant from
Gs'ilee TO Jerusalem
The BAU Group rendered the
program FOR the day,
Remarks were made by Deacon
King There were two visitors
present they we're Mr.. James
Gill and Mrs. Rosa Arthur.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-13
ECORSE NEWS
by MILO CASTOR


Last week rumors we're flying
thick and fast. The rumor that
weighed heavily on the minds OF
the Westside citizens was the
discharge CT Stillmore Murdoch
from the street DEPARTMENT. But,
from the very beginning the ru-
NOR was false. according TO re-
ports from Mr.. Murdoch. He know
nothing more than what he had
heard. He was still working at
this writing. The other rumor
was about three more OF our
group being laid of and re-
placed with men OF the other
group We all know that tho poli-
ticians who are now in the saddle
know that II anything like that
happens. q would he political
suicide. So We cen wipe that
fear away now and for always.
] talked TO some OF our city Of
ficials and they know nothing
about these rumors and as far as
they are concerned this will new
er happen.
They said that they plan TO do
something Tor the Westsidc. not
work against IT, So let's get to-
together and investigate rGmorg
before We spread them. Let's do
what one CT our younger citizens
wrote last week In one OF our
local papers. visit your council.
get acquainted with your mayor
and councilmen find out first
hand wnat type Of men they are.
Mrs. Roberta Bolton OF 345 W.
99ud street. Chicago. III was
seen In some OF the local hot
spots having a fine time. Mrs
Bolton was visiting her cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs Bonnie Gordon.
The Eevening In Paris Social
Club announces the coming event
OF their social house party. April
10 AZ the nome NJ Mrs. ElGise
Fletcher. $3.50 s. Ethel ST Every
body is invited.
The Social Girls club met AZ
the home OF Miss Cornelia Folks
with the president in charge. The
club will meet az the home of
Miss Sarah Johnson. Thursday
at ; 90 pm. The club will give
party at the Community Gem
ter. on Saturday night, April 90
from 10 to 1900 pm. Refresh
ments were served at the clos !
OF the meeting.
The Independent Club met at
the home OF Rill Saddler. Thurs
day night with the vice president,
was suggested that a party be
given on April IL at the Com
mnnity Center Miss Beatrice Gar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-13

Nominating petitions are now he
ing circulated IN the 18th district
for state Senator Clarence 4.
Reid. who j. seeking reelection
on the Republican ticket Dur
ing his four terms a. a law
maker, much progressive legisla.
tlon has been started under the
senator's direction. He is
known for his long and Sincere
friendship for labor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-13

The Independent Club met at
the home OF Bill Saddler. Thurs
day nisht with the vice president,
was suggested that a party be
given on April 10 at the Com
munity Center Miss Beatrice Gar
land has recovered and is back
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-13
r, wINIIRID

- will he Sunrise Services.
nv uornipg at the Second
tAs" ,., church. also Easter
Srp,I.h from 700 am to 1000
'm c.ntata will besin at 1880
TITO pay OF Resurrection :
gP,Ts'ted by Mss Theolia crom
well
y" tn. Nightingale Club met In
vo.llanu. Wednesday even Ii g.
~" ,,,.. sanders Nelson was the
-, n Mrs wilda Wilson and
-, daughter, Miss Hall.
The e knights met at the
,ome n Mr.. Robins, Thursday
evening Arril 4 to discuss bust
ness
VISITORS
Mrs J. Potest has retained
,rom pittsbnrgh. Pennsylvania.
Miss Winifred Carter spent an
,,ioyable week in Detroit visit
n, her charming aunt Mrs,
Uln,fred Rover.
SYMPATHY
Mrs. Iuella Jewitts father
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-13
Tae Gay blades
BY jim miller

Tag Gay BLADES
BY i'm 8ITLER
Sprintcd off TO sparkling So
cial start with swift entertaining
speed Saturday evening 81 sur
prise birthday party given by
William Richardson for his
charming wife. Mrs Una H. a.
1882 81 Aubin street,
Some OF those who enjoyed
Themselves we've Stannie Butcher
Archie Timmin. Adolph Kelly. Ar
thur +. Boyd. President Eggles-
ton. Leland Stein, Irene Stein.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coins Mr.
and Mrs Ambus Smith. Ruby NJ
Price, Mr. aud Mrs. Ford Fred
L. Tucker, Mrs. Lawrence Her-
ris, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r. Boyd
Mrs Lucille Virgins and Mrs
r. Stein.
SFF HERE. GREENLEE
Ex-Cpl. Sylvester Greenlee. Of
Goddard street. is crammire his
novel time with detective stories
with no thought q ever crime
finding. His young brother Chol'
~ took onc way ticket TO New
York to find another name-bsnd
to trombone with. At is. Gee
Grcenlee, has already warmed
muSic-henches for Ernie Fields
Buddy Johnson Bonnie Carter
and Lucky Millinder.
JACKSONVILLE CH0O.CHOO
Mrs. Ruby Price and Mrs. sers
Smith OF l9Os0 Fleming street
plan to catch trains. next week
for Jacksonville Fla Mrs. Price
will he seeing her lovely daush-
ter Edwinra for the first time
since Fall Petite Miss Price ha'
been spending the Virter months
with her aunt, Mrs. Robbie Hall
MISTER BROWN
Andy X Brown, known trainer
has turned boxing manager. His
recen, find is Willie oSonnyboy'
TAYLOR. a heavyweight
Sportsman Frank Pops" John
son is manager OF the beautiful
Club Deliese. During his off-hour'
he handles the business OF sew
eral stsndout prize-fishters vii
.Auster, popular singer, is con
sidering playing the same gsma
II he can find somebody to Dc
the embarrassing for him.
POLITICAL PARADE
Leading tho political parade
Jimmy Watts e5-year old presi
dent OF Ford River Rouges Stec
Mil is back from the Nationa
UAw-C1o Convention in Atlanta
CRY.
Jay Watts political director
Jesse Berson. is editor OF n
steel Foundry's paper Benson
favorite recording is Pearl Bal
ley's I'm Tired"
BAND ron
Willie Frierson. father Of at
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-13
MISTER
JOT T INGS
4, DORIS ODOM


The Rcd Rose Club mat at the
t,me Of Mrs. Tnurston. 1891
Moore. Wednesday evening, April
with the president Mrs II. s.
Perry prsiding Mrs Carrie
Spencer. member OF the club,
js m TIE club sent her flowers.
Mrs Thurston was a lovely
hostess she served c delicious
repast
Ms. Guy Foster was a lovely
hoSess. Norday at her home. to
Tho Retter Lawns and Gardens
Clnb The club discussed the
flower show that was given at
the Convention Hall last week
Refreshments were served after
the meeung
TIE friends OF Joe Davis we're
quite surprised last week to hear
Of his departure to the Army.
The American Legion Auxiliary
met Monday night in their new
home 10 old Smith Chapel All the
ve'c-an, Of World War and
World War ii are invited 20 at
tend these meetings. They are
bed the first Monday night every
north at 40 pm.
Rov H. F. Boyd. OF Smith
Chapel ANE church was the
speaker for the Senior Laymen
sunday afternoon at 400 pm.
Mrs Lila Thompson and her
d7ueh'or Mrs James Lawson and
Ph'lis spent the weekend in Chi
caro-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-13
FUNDS ON HAND FOR
PHARMACY STUDENTS

ANN kRBOR Two scholar
ships. each worth 5000. are avail
able TO pharmacy students al the
University Of Michigan, II Is an
nounced by Howard b. Lewis, 'di-
rector OF the College OF Pharmacy
High school students planning
To specialize in pharmacy at the
University may make inquiry about
the scholarships by writing 10
Charles n stocking secretary OF
the College OF Pharmacy
The scholarships. open TO all I'M
dereraduate students at the Uni
versity. were established by the
American Foundation for Pharms-
ceutical Education.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-13

with US again. We are planning
TO have a banquet on April b.
Tie host served Ice cream ana
cake. The neat meeting will be
at the home OF Odell Sanders.
The Home Department CT the
Eirst Baptist Sunday School met
at 1870 pm. at the home OF SIS
Ter Martha Walker. The meeting
was called to order by Sister
HOLMAN The lesson for Discus
sion was Friends Of Jesus The
lesson was taught Ivy Sister Hol-
man. Each and everyone on
ioyed the lesson. The next meet
ing was taught by Sister Hall and
reviewed ny Sister Davis. The
next meeting will he at the home
OF Sister Hall.
The First Baptist sunday
School will have Easter pro-
gram on Easter Sunday at 20
p m. There will be an Egg Hunt,
Mrs. Laura Mae Smith the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Haeler, has returned from
a short stay in Birmingham, Ala
bama.
Mrs. kuhy Geddon is spending
the week end in Cleveland OHIO.
The First Baptist church will
lie completed some time in June
The First Baptist sunday
School opened at $3.50 an. by
the superintendent Remark
were made by tho pastor. Rev
j. d. Davis. and Mrs. Holmes.
There were lq7 pupils present.
The First Baptist morning serv-
ice opened at 1900 with the Dea-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-13

The Eevening in Paris Social
Club announces the coming event
OF their social house party. April
10 AZ the nome NJ Mrs. Eloise
Fletcher $3.50 s. Ethel ST. Every
body is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-13

Mrs. Roberta Bolton OF 345 W.
99ud street Chicago. III was
seen In some OF the local hot
spots having fine time. Mrs
Bolton was visiting her cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs Bonnie Gordon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-13
WHITAKER
CAMPRELL CHAPEL ANE

REV Walter T. smith helm his
morning service at 1l.o0 am.
His theme was - Sacramento
Personality"
Miss Jackie Patterson. Of Fort
Wavne. Indiana wds the house
guest OF Miss June Bryant.
During the past weekend, Mr.,
and Mrs. William Warfield, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bryant. Jr, AID
Mr.. and Mrs. Olyin Price. were
the house guests Of Charles Bry-
ant and his family.
General Kidd Laraetta Kidd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-13
NEWS OF & FROM ANN ARBOR

Charles TAYLOR. passed away. He
was buried az Brownsville, Tenn.
SICK LIST
Mrs. Betty Garrett is conva
lescing at her home on so y.
5th Avenue
Mrs. Edith Younger has been
suffering with an infected throat.
Mrs. Ralph Harper entered the
hospital today Mrs. Grace Page
has been i'll in her home this
week. Everyone is wishing them
speedy eco,sry.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-13

tractive Miss Louise mas been n.
Tor the past week at his nome,
1854 Nagel street, fIamtramck.
Michigan.
Ernest Lockard. ex-k ansas
State tennis star, is going in
business this coming sunmer
Roscoe Washington, formerly OF
Hamtramck Is a bridge player
of reputation.
Tap-dancer Carl BEDFORD who
beats the floor in such a pretty
fashion is thinking Of goiag 70
CHICAGO My telephone number
for your news and views is Tw.-
2eS54--GYMBEE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-13

and william Kidd we're the house
guests OF Rev. and Mrs. W. z.
Smith and their daughter. Klaris-
sa. William has jlst been dis
charged from 10 Navy after serv-
ing two years.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-18
FRANCE BEVK:
NE BONO Jill POZABILI!

vajoc nam sledi po poti, XII pelje
svobodi v narocje.
MISC bill le IL razlicnih kon-
cev, XII so stall takrat pred sod
niki, ne samo il razlicnih slo-
jev, tudi njihovi pogledi ma ziv-
ljenje in njegove probleme MISC
bill enaki. Toda emo je nespor-
no: vsi so gorece ljubili svojo
domovino in so bill pripravljeni
sc boriti in umreti "a memo svo-
bodo in srecnejso bodocnost. Da
so ziveli, bi bill stall v isti vrsti
4 ostalimi nasimi borci il veil
kin dni splosne narodne vstaje.
Tako kot so yes cas- borbe ho-
7 dill pred nami in nam kazali mas
veliki cilj.
Ali ste brali predsmrtna pi-
sma Pima Tomazica in Simona
Rosa? Preberite jih! Taxa pi-
sma " slicnih trenutkih lahko
napisejo lie velikani po dust
Kdor bi incl lie senco dvoma v
njihovo resnicno velicino, bi mu
! morala oh teh pricah skopneti
! Vsak narod mora biti ponoser
ma take sinove.
In mi smo ponosni mamie.
! Pine TOMATO, Simon Kos
Ivan Vadnal, Ivan Ivancic, Vikc
Bobek! Pozdravljeni v domac
zemlji! Odpeljali so vas v tenn
suzenjstva, a Sc vraeate zarj
svobode, "a katero ste tudi v
darovali najvee, kar ste imeli
svoja mlada zivljenja. V ten
trenutku moreno izreci emo sa
mo besedo: Hvala! Hvala van
stotera! Vasi veliki dolznik
smo. In kot placilo "a vase zr
tev ne zadostuje, da vas obsi
pamo z izrazi hvaleznosti ii
spostovanja. To bi 'bilo same
zrnce povracila. Obljubljamt
vam, da bono do kofica izgradi
Ii in ocuvali naso mlado svobo
do in demokraticno pravico. TX
bono storili!
| In tedaj nam DO lahko in We
selo pri srcu, ko bono obisko
vail vase move grobove.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-18
Anicc nj mislno +oko
(Dalje z 6. str.)

(OdlJe o. StI.J
emo" napravila to umazanijo,
pa vse do poslednjega dine svo-
j2ga zvljenja 81 je dokazovala
da nj mislila tako. Memo vodi-
10 "sai je vseeno', XII jo je Sc
kolikor toliko srecno> peljalo
skozi samoto vaskih Sol, brez
upa lastnega zivljenja, ko je
sprevidela, da nikdar ne DO do
segla, o cemer je sanjala, je
zdaj popolnoma odpovedalo. Nj
bilo zdravilo, XII bi il v tel bolez-
nj moglo pomagati. Tudi nj po-
magalo, &c 81 je rekla, da tako
vsi pocnejo. Ne, vsi MISC poce-
Ii tako. Drugi drugi so Sc
vedno verjeli, drugi so Sc we'd
no delali.
Sc nikdar nj toliko vnemo
poucevala kot poslej. Zdelo Sc
il je, da DO samo tenn vsaj ma
10 zabrisala svoj greh. Napol-
Mia lie solsko soho z domovino.
Zdelo Sc je, da Sc je VISA domo-
vina stisnila ma ia boren pro-
stor med stirimi stenani, da SO
tn polja, gozdovi, gore, vasi, me-
sta, ljudje, vse vse tisto, kar
domovina obsega. Vcepljala je
otrokom ljubezen do te domo.
vine, zastrupljala jih je z MO
zato ker ie Vedela, .da bo domo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-18

! Kadar koi je padel kdo IL
med nasih dragih borcev "a svo-
bodo, Sc nam je Cd bolesti SITS
milo srce. In vsakikrat smo pri-
segali oh njihovih grobovih, da
bono nadaljevali in dovrsili nji-
hovo zapoceto delo. To smo bill
! dolzni sebi in njihovim mladim,
nesebicno darovanim zivlje-
1 MEM. Njihova kri nj smela biti
zastonj prelita. In vsakikrat je
bill v nasih dusah xiv obcutek,
da MISC mrtvi, ampak da so S
svojo zrtvijo zaziveli vecno ziv-
ljenje. In SO ga zaziveli v res
nici. v dneh borbe so hodili v
nasih mislih pred nami kot
vzorniki in nam vlivali moci "a
vztrajanje. Tudi v zmagi in v
miru ne bodo nikoli zatonili v
pozabo in Sc bodo zmeraj vra-
cali med mas.
In sc vracajo drug "a drugim.
Vladimir Gortan, stirje IL Ba-
zovice in vines BE mnogi. Brid-
ko nam je oh spominu mamie, to-
da v tel bridkosti jih ovijamo v
spostovanje kot cvetje in sc
Jim klanjamo polni hvaleznosti
in ponosa. Zdaj Sc jih vraca pet,
XII jih nismo in jih ne bono nj
koli pozabili: Pine Tomato, ST.
mon Kos, Ivan Vadnal, Ivan
Ivancic in Viko Bobek. I'll sino
vi vseh strani Slovenskega Pri'
morja Sc ne vracajo lie v objem
nase hvaleznosti, ampak Sc tud
njihovi zemski ostanki povraca'
jo v nase kraje. Fasisti, XII
svojem zlocinstvu MISC poznal
spostovanja niti pred smrtjo
so hoteli zabrisati sled "a Mi
hovimi trupli, da bi preprecil
vsak zunanji izraz nase ljubez
nj do niih in nase hvaleznosti "a
njihovo zrtev. Svoboda nam jil
je zcpet vrnila. Tu so zdaj, me-
nami, da bodo pocivali v prst
svoje rodne zemlje, iz katere s.
| izsli.
Takrat, ko smo pogumni sta
Ii pred strogo, krvavo sodbo, S:
je crn mrak spenjal mad mas;
domovino. Fasizem, to dete laz
in krivice, je slavil zmagoslav
1 je in grozil, da yes svet zagrnt
v svojo temo. Jugoslavija je bi
la pogazena in razkosana, mac
njenimi gorami in dolinami j
| sirilo svoje peroti izdajstvo
smrt in razdejanje. Nasa ozjs
domovina nj Sc nikoli dozivljals
| tako crrega robstva kot takrat
v nekaterih trenutkih sc je zde
4 10, da so "a vedno pokopani VS.
svetli upi, XII so pogumom po
jill src1 najboljsih sinov mas
preteklosti in sedanjosti.
Kdo je takrat pricakova
usmiljenja? Nasilje je bilo pi
jano cd uspehov in Sc je valja
/ 10 v krvi. Fasizem v svoji sic
poti nj pomislil, da kruto sod
bo pred vsem svetom razkazu
II je svojo goloto in naso odlocn'
Il voljo 90 svobodi. Zasledoval j
samo en- cilj: hotel je street
upornost primorskega ljudstvs
Strl q nj, ampak je prilil olj'
II v ogenj.
Ze takrat so Sc kazala Zna
menja ma obzorju, XII SO napo
/ vedovala pref neslutene junask
podvige nasega naroda in ME
govo koncno .zmago. ze je bill;
/ czivljena Osvobodilna fronta, k
/ je ponesla iskro upora med ljud
stvo. Prvi partizanski streli s
okupatorju -dokazali naso volj
do zivljenja. ii streli so odme
/ vail tudi v tesne, temne cello
in jetnikom, XII SO cakali sodbs
Il razzareli oci: "Saj nismo sami
Sal ie yes narod "a nami" Pc
As&sgzseeseE As&sgzsesesE.s EE.ss <EEseEss.s
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