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Evening star., 1946-05-23

unglandularly In a long time and It
is surprising how pleasant and re-
laXing that can be. Miss 10y could
hardly have found a smoother way
to ease her way back into romantic
stardom and Don Ameche, as
Maxim, is quite as agreeably off,
hand about his performance.
Not having read Son Hiram Percy
Maxim's biography of his father,
"A Genius in the Family" we cam
not say how resolutely Bruce Man.
ning's screenplay follows the origi-
nal. 1t is obvious that the latter
has strong life with-father flavor
as if young Maxim. Manning, or
both. were out to prove that the elder
Clarence Day was not the only
dramatic male parent of his time.
so Goes My Love" is a patty
contrived piece of screen biography
one of those artful blends of char
acter and incident which avoids
Turing audiences into the inventors
laboratory. On the theory that it
is the man and his family which
are much more interesting than any
duel Maxim may have had with
nature over her secrets, the latter
is skipped almost entirely. so Goes
My Love" is romance, so innocent
that its succession of cliches is al
most completely disarming. Not,
however, the one in which the fam
lily Scottie goes into the garden and
prays toward the lighted window OF
poor Mrs. Maxim when the second
child is being born. That one calls
too much attention to itself. The
picture would be better without it.
X X y 4
Whatever the chronology of "A
Genius in the Family" may have
been. the Universal picture at
Keith's starts with Jane Buttons
departure from her New England
home for Brooklyn with the fixed
intention of landing proper hus-
band. Why even at that time girl
would think of Brooklyn for such
purpose is never made clear, but it
works out all right for Miss Button
(Miss Loy).
Naturally, at least naturally SO
far as screen love stories 60, the
first man she meets is Maxim. They
are thrown together on horse-car,
of all mans inventions, son which
Miss Button is piqued by the odd
fellows quick of jumping off to
throw rice at bridal parties. 1t is
the sort of thing that would make
a girl look up, especially after
Maxim explains that it is "just be-
cause I like to throw things at
people"
This eccentricity, it turns out, is
but one of many equally harmless in
the nature of Maxim. He proves to
be quite engaging as suitors 60 when
Evening star., 1946-05-23
THE CAST.

he subsequently, advises Miss 10y on
the pctentialities of what turns out
to be whole squadron of rivals
After contemplating her specifica-
tions for a husband, he assures her
he is hopeless himself, and then goes
on to grade the others all the way
from A to 2. ANY male looking for a
good line might take this one under
consideration. 1t certainly left Miss
10y with nothing to do but marry
Maxim for being clever enough to
think up an approach like that.
r \ *
The incident of the romance as it
is dealt with in so Goes My Love-
puts dramatically new face on
the whole story of the inventor as
lover, come to think of it. None of
your tongue-tied, acid-stained lab
oratory wretches is the man played
by Ameche. For every situation, he
has the surprisingly right words,
even one in which he describes the
girls future with latent Brooklyn
tycoon so vividly that she gives the
latter a positively luxurious brush
off.
The period of the Maxim's ro-
nance injects an easy comedy ele-
ment into $50 Goes My Love-" one
that sometimes makes you wonder
If inventors like the hero should not
have left things as they were
There's a sentence for instance in
which the Brooklyn Blades, the bor-
ough's best volunteer fremen, put on
a show which makes today's fire.
fighting men seem almost painfully
efficient.
1t certainly is not the purpose of
movies of inventors lives to make
you think it was too bad, in a way
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Tune Works After Long Rest

rog tells me, that on the first day
came to work an hour and 10 min
utes ahead of scheduled" That's
going too far, Norman. But the
picture and cast are in the super
class. There are 1873 speaking parts
apart from the bombs-and they
also plan a mammoth explosion in
the studio. I'll stay away from that
one!
Victor Mature is pretty SNUG about
his role in my Darling Clementine. 4"
He should be-he has the best part
in the picture. Both Linda Darnell
and Cathy Downs are In love with
me-" says Victor. But when I ask
him how it come out, he says, Il
don't know. Every day John Ford
tells us to read over the script, then
he tears it up and gives us COM
pletely different lines to say" Well,
that's different, anyway. And a
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Plan Magic Show
AS Nurses Benefit

The Washington assembly of the
Society of American Magicians will
present Night of Magic" at $3.50
pm. Friday, May 81. at Constitu-
ton Hall, as benefit for the Nurses
National Memorial. Proceeds will 60
to a fund being collected to con-
struct 20O-room clubhouse for
Army and Navy nurses in nearby
Maryland.
Members of the society taking
part in the show will be Werner F.
Dornfield, AL Flosso. Russ Walsh,
Geraldine Larsen, Arnold Furst,
Sherms, Joan Brandon, Harden, jr.,
and Amedeo.
Tickets now are on sale at the
Snow Concert Bureau, 1l08 G street
NV.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
l., 1:o5, $40, $40, 7::25 and 9::35

am, los, $40, $40, 7::25 and 9:35
pm.
Earle-"Her Kind Of Man" II: 80
m, 1:40, 3:45, $50, 7:5O and $50
pm.
Hippodrome-"Four Hearts" 2.10,
4:10, $40, $40 and 1910 pm.
Keith's so Goes My Love-:
1885 am. 1:35, $40, $40, 7:45 and
$50 pm.
Little-"Tales of Manhatta II
am, ITO, 3:20, $50, 7:45 and 10
pm.
Metropolitan "Rebecca" 11::30
am, 2, 4:30. 7:05 and 9:35 pm.
Palace-"Kitty":: 10:45 am, 1855,
3:05, Sis, 7:25 and 9:35 pm.
Pix - valley of the Zombies"::
2:15, 4:25, $50, 8::35 and 1926 pm.
Evening star., 1946-05-23
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
NatiOnal-"Antigone": 8:45 pm.
Catholic University - That's
Where the Money Goes: $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol - Breakfast in Holly
wood: 10:30 am, 1:25, 4:2O, 7:1O
and 1905 pm. Stage shows: l2:45,
3 40. 6:35 and 9:25 pm.
Columbia-"ziegfeld Follies": II
Evening star., 1946-05-23
By SheiIoh Groham
HOLLYWOOD.

dOLLY WOOO.
June Allyson has had about five
months off between High Bar
baree" and her last previous pic
ture, Two Sisters from Boston
her longest rest period since COM
ing to Hollywood. But I get only
20 minutes between this and my
next, The Secret Heart" says
June, dashing away because Hus-
band Dick Powell has arrived to
see his wife. 1 watch the meeting
and you'd never guess that the
last time they had seen each other
was at lunch-exactly 30 minutes
previously!
Bette Davis is faced with tricky
situation in Deception" She is
going to marry Paul Henreid in the
morning, but it's now the evening
before and Paul pays visit, and
he will still be there next am
The problem is to get this over to
the public without offending the
Johnston off1ce-or the public. Di-
rector Irving Rapper has cute
idea-see the picture and you1l find
out how it's done. . In luil be-
tween takes. Bette tells me about
her auto accident "A sailor was
driving the car that crashed into
mine He told me he was 20 min
utes late for a date with his grill"
Bette told him to keep going.
X y
Robert Walker gets Audrey Totter
and Tom Drake gets Beverly Tyler in
THE Beginning or the End" But
the love story is incidental to the
main idea-which is the atomic
bomb! And in the film we will ac-
tually see explosions of two of the
bombs-the shots were loaned by the
War Department in Washington.
II was so excited about making
this picture" Director Norman Tau
Evening star., 1946-05-23

Ford picture rarely fails to hit the
jackpot.
Gene Tierney. sitting In the door
way of her dressing room on the
set of THE Razors Edge" is guarded
by Butch, her big police dog. He
growls as I walk past him into the
dressing room. Hes so sweet
murmers Gene. But I don't wait
for corroboration.
tReleased by North American Newspaper
Alliance)
Evening star., 1946-05-23
A-18 THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C..
THURSDAY. q,
Inventors in Love, 1t Seems,
Are Warm, Charming Chaps
by Joy Cormody

Keiths Hiram Maxim lived
well
makes much agreeable
became famous There is quite humanity the
sense OF humor which enables him to with Mrna
romantic relief
Evening star., 1946-05-23

so GOES MY LOVE" Universal pic
ture with Myrma 10y and Don Ameche
produced by Jack Skirball. directed by
and James Clifden, based on the book "A
Genius in the Family by Hiram Percy
Maxim. AT Keths.
Evening star., 1946-06-16

lightly Toured board. Let rest for
10 to Is minutes or longer Qn
refrigerator if desired). Now roll
dough carefully on lightly-floured
board. BY turning the pieces of
dough around and over frequently
an even. uniform edge will be
produced.
Roll each piece to slightly larger
than small sauce-dish size. Fit
dough into eight sauce dishes as if
making little pies. Be sure the
dough is large enough to protrude
Just slightly beyond the saucer's
edge.
Fill one side of each dough-
covered sauce dish with cooked
apple, apricot. boysenberry, cherry
or peach filling. Brush edges with
water or beaten egg. Fold the un-
filled half of dough over fruit to
form a half circle and press edges
of dough to tightly seal. Trim.
pressing the edge of the over
hanging dough against the edge of
the dish with the hand.
Brush with evaporated milk or
top milk and lightly sprinkle with
granulated sugar. Place turnover
in pie tins or on baking sheet. With
sharp knife make a half-inch slit
in top of each. Place in pre-heated
oven at 4OOoF. and bake for rs
to 80 minutes or until brown. Serve
warm. Yield Eight large turnovers.
Turnover Fruit Filling
one-pound package of any de-
sired frozen fruit
cup of juice and water
3 tablespoons cornstarch
3 tablespoons sugar
Allow fruit to defroSt IN original
container. Open and pour contents
of fruit from container into coarse
sieve and save juice. Blend to-
gether cornstarch and granulated
sugar, then add one-fourth cup of
drained juice and stir until smooth,
add remaining juice and stir well.
Place juice mixture in double
boiler and cook, stirring occa-
sionally, until thick and clear. If
a regulation saucepan is used, stir
constantly and bring to boiling.
Remove mixture from heat, add.
the drained fruit carefully and
place on turnovers.
Evening star., 1946-06-16

Marge will get her man. She's
GOT her Wheaties-America's ia
vorite whole wheat flakes. That
good Wheaties nourishment. swell
Evening star., 1946-06-16

Wheaties flavor is a big favorite
with men. Tops with maids, too.
You try 'em! Get your Wheaties
at your grocer's. Tomorrow sure!
Evening star., 1946-06-16
More Comfort Wearing
Dental PLATES

Here is a pleasant way to over
come loose plate discomfort. FAS-
TEETH, an improved powder, sprln-
kled on upper and lower plates holds
them firmer so that they feel more
comfortable. No gummy, gooey, pastN
taste or feeling. It's alkaline (non-
acid). Does not sour. Checks plate
odor" (denture breath). Get FAS-
TEETH today at any drug store.
Evening star., 1946-06-16
Next Week..

Major Alexander p. de Seversky
looks at the moon. The noted
plane designer weighs mans own
chances of getting there - now
that he has reached the moon
with radar. You don't have to
be scientific to enjoy this
absorbing article.
Evening star., 1946-06-16

There is a neat trick to
making turnovers both
juicy and leak-proof
TEAk-PRooF. fruit-fat turnovers,
IL are sleight -of-hand trick. We
got the lowdown by watching Bill
Broeg. pie architect. flip mean
turnover in his laboratory kitchen
in San Francisco, Calf.
This Bill earns little fortune
in fees advising food firms on new
ways to present their products.
All kinds of ways - but pie art is
his speciality. One of the Broeg
clients is a California frozen-food
firm - a natural for Bill. He puts
their fruits into pies, he stuffs it
into turnovers, but new kind OF
turnover, leak-proof. turned in a
sauce dish.
You know what happens in
making the turnover. You roll out
nice little dough circle, spoon on
cherries or berries and before you
can plop one side over the other
and press edges together. part of
the Juice has skedaddled And
juiceless turnover is dry as Goldfish.
Bill has a new system. He fash
ions turnover in a sauce dish and
the juice can't get away.
Sauc e-Dish Turnover
2 cups all-purpose -four. slfted
u teaspoon salt
p cup shortening
Is cup iced, or cold water
2 tablespoons evaporated milk
or top milk
2 tablespoons granulated sugar
Gently fluff together salt with
flour, add shortening and cut with
pastry blender, or two knives,
drawing blades together towards
each other. crosswise, until short
ening is we'll mixed into flour to
the size of small peas. Add iced,
or cold water, and mix to form
dough.
Shape dough into roll eight
inches long. Slice off eight evenly
sized pieces, press cut side down
onto -four busted board, then turn
over and set aside.
Roll each piece into circle to
double size. Turn once again onto
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-14
Y S+ronioh so Nemci cerkev spremeni|i
V s+onovonie ie

'Zakrajsek, stumfkov Rozi,
Mihovcev, Mlinar in il Mekinj
diva Hrovatova, so t.udi bill
ustreljeni kot talci. Pred par
tedni pa je umrla Matijevka il
Zduse. Pred tenn je ze emo leto
lezala. Ona je izgubila tri sine,
diva v nemski vojski, enega v
partizanih. Pri mas nam pa du-
hovni MISC mic ljudi hujskal, ker
Nemci so Sc najprvo mad duhov-
nike sprawl in SO jih izselili.
Mekinski je bill v Banatu, pa je
prisel ze lansko leto nazaj. V
Stranjah pa hodi en- menih ma
sevati. Tukaj so partizani po-
zgali, ker so bill v zupniscu
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stvari sotse vrsile tudi po vaseh
in trgih Ju1ijske krajine.
!. I'm se nam nocejo priznati
nase zelje in zahteve, da sc pri-
kljueimo Jugoslaviji. &c pa bi
gospodje z one strani oceana
vse to pretehtali, gotovo bi bi-
10 ze vse to urejeno. Ali zal te-
ga ne upostevajo. Zopet mas ho-
cejo dati ravno tistim, kateri
SO -imeli ze preje 25 let proste
roke, IS katerimi so mas mrcvari-
Ii; eni in isti nam zopet merijo
in mas delijo. Merijo nase lonce
spet pon1oejo mednarodne re-
akcije in racunajo, kako mas
bodo osleparili pomocjo ma
rodnega sovrastva. Ampak mi
napredni ljudje ljubimo narode,
bodi- 81 Slovence kakor tudi TIA
lijane. Sal skupaj zivirho in
enake krivice prenasamo. Zato-
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rel mas .je nemogoee razdruzi-
ii, ker srno sc ze med vojno po-
vezali in bratsko delali. -~
'Koncam to pismo in bonn Sc
kaj opisal oh drugi priliki, ka-
dar bo zares prava svoboda. Pi-
smeno praviti je emo, ustmeno
pa vse drugo. zal smo proved
dalec eden cd drugega.
''Franc Frank"
4 * X
: Moja. pripomba k temu pi.
smu je lie, da sem ponosna ma
take moze kot je moi svak. On
je donna il Hrusice ma Primor.
skem. Dragi rojaki, pomagajte
svojim, ker vidite il tega pi.
S m a stalisce in razmere, Xxi
tamkaj prevladujejo in katerih
izgleda, da ne DO Sc konec.
Jennie Hrvatin
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ze leta 1912, ko sta sla ona diva
v gmajno. Sta morala til, ker jn
ie Gestapo ze iskal, drugace bi
ju bill pa zaprli ali ustrelili, ker
takrat so najbolj ljudi strelja-
Ii.
"Jaz do te vojne nisem vede-
la, da smo Slovenci tako slab
narod. Nemci so menda izdajal-
ce dobro placali. Kmalu so jim
bill sami delomrznezi in tatovil
v sluzbi. Mic MISC delali, pill pa
veliko in dosti SO imeli denarja..
Tiste ticke bi tudi ziher Anglezi
sem poslali, da bi ia svoje dobi-
Ii. Dosti strahu smo imeli zara-
di njih. Mama zopet lezijo, SO
bolani. Drugi smo zdravi. IL
"Prosim ne posiljaj nobenega
denarja mic. Sc enkrat prav le-
pa hvala "a paket in sprejmi
mnogo srcnih pozdravov cd vseh
skupaj. i:
"Franciska Potocnik. !"
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Anton Rems v Gowanda, N.
Y, je prejel pismo cd svoje ne
cakinje IL vasi Godic, posta Sta
hovica pri Kamniku, v katerem
so popisane medvojne razmere
" tistih krajih, kot tudi zrtve,
XII so padle. Nemci so izkoristi-
Ii delomrzneze in jih vpregli v
svojo vohunsko sluzbo; cerkev
" Stranjah so 81 preuredili "a
stanovanje. Pismo Sc glasi:
"Stahovica pri Kamniku,
10. maja 1916.
"Dragi stric!
" Prejela sem diva pisma in
paket, vse v redu. Vsi skupaj sc
I'll zahvalimo "a vse stvari kar
81 postal. Razdelila sem vsake-
mu nekaj. Rute sem pa "a Sc
be obdrzala, ker sem jih po-
trebna. Nemci so mi takrat vse
ukradli, bombazne in ia svilene,
samo dve crni sta mi ostali, dru-
60 je pa vse vrag odnesel.
"Pisem III "a kamnicane, XII so
bill ustreljeni kot talci, meseca
decembra leta 1913 in sicer:
dr.. Polec, dr.. Vidic, Klemeneic,
Lap, Golob, Brvar, Cibrov Fran
cell je bill pa Sc 1912 leta ustre-
lien kot talec. V zaporu so ga
Nemci strasno mucili, vse nohte
ma rokah so mu poruvali, da bi
kaksnega Sc tidal, pa nj nobe-
mega.
"Rezo so pa ia strgani ustre-
ILL donna ma pragu ponoci. Sin
je bill v partizanih, je bill pa do
ma njegov prijatelj, XII sta bila
pref skupaj v gmajni. Potem Sc
je pa prijavil nemskim oblastem
in Sci k domobrancem. Je pa
vedel, da je prisel Karel tisti
vecer domov, je pa prignal raz-
trgance, da bi Karla ujeli ali
ubili. Karel je streljal ma slepo.
Bila je temna noe, pa je pri tenn
ustrelil svojega izdajalca in
usel. Reza jih je pa zmerjala,
so 10 pa ustrelili.
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kaj ljudi, kot Dacovko in Jer-
nejovce in so jih vse postavili
pod farovzem, da bi jih postre-
lili. Je pa komandir stanice pro-
sill, da ljudje MISC mic krivi, po-
tenn SO jih spustili:
"Imeli so pa borbo ponoci enc
par ur. Pikselnova stala in
Ukanova sta pogoreli tisto noe.
Jurmanovga Francelna so tudi
tisto noe ustrelili, ko je sci ma
vodo. Streljali so tudi IL smod-
nisnice v Stranje, je pa skozi
okno dobil strel v trebuh.
''Partizani so pa tudi trije
padli mad Dacovo hiso. stefka
Pikselnova je bila pa ranjena v
stegno, je dobila splitar. Potem
je poldrugo leto lezala. Zdaj je
dobra. Karol sustar je pa umr]
v partizanih, visoko v skalovju
Zadela ga je kap. Sin je bill tudi
pri MENU; zena, hcerka in ta'
stara Mica SO bile pa izseljene
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nemski orozniki. En- cas- je sta
10 Sc zidovje zupnisea, pozneje
so pa orozniki yes zid razstre-
ILL, da zdaj nj mic zupnisca.
Orozniki pa MISC sli cato il
Stranj, &c je bilo zupnisee brez
strehe. Preselili so sc v cerkev,
v kateri so sezidali predevke,
imeli 6 sob in stranisce, vse v
cerkvi. Okrog cerkve so pa ma
redili tri betonirane bunkerje.
Nismo imeli druzega, kot vsak
teden en- dan najmanj je vsak
moral voziti, kateri je incl ko-
MIA.
"Takrat, ko SO zupnisee po.
zgali, je prislo zjutraj vojas-
two. V Stranjah so nabrali ne
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nlA SlucdJeV Je OlIO prez steVl-
la. Toda obljubovali smo Jim,
da DO prisel dan placila in obra-
cuna tudi za Min. zal nj Sc se
vse uredilo, ker nekateri fash
sti Sc Sc vedno svobodno spreha-
jajo po Trstu, kakor italijanski,
tako tudi slovenski izdajalci,
pozigalci in ubijalci postenega
naroda. 0 tenn bi incl Sc dosti
"a pisati.
"Cigavi vzroki so in krivice,
to je tudi Vam t a m cez luzo
znano. Draga Ivanka, ne bonn
pravil emo "a drugim. Tudi JAZZ
in moja druzina smo dali velik
delez "a nase borce in osvobo-
dino fronto. Tudi sin Dusan je
bill v taboriscu Buchenwaldu v
Nemciji, star II let. Bill je tam
9 mesecev, nismo mic vedeli
zanj, &c je xiv ali mrtev. Kar
Sc pa tice cd mole strani sem
bill pa borec ze 27 let. Cutil sem,
da sem Slovenec, ampak ljubim
tudi druge narode, bill sem med
naroden. Bolj zavedni in zaup-
ljivi smo stopili v borbo, cerav-
no je bila trda in nevarna. Slo
Sc je "a zivljenje. Samo pomi-
sli 81 to, v eni kompaniji redne
armade sc pozna vec oseb.
Ampak v moi je bio vse dru-
gace. JAZZ kakor drugi nismo
smell poznati vec kakor tri ose-
be. To je bila nasa naloga. &c
bi ne bill tako delali, 81 misli,
koliko nesrec bi bilo. Predstav-
ljaj 81, koliko noel je minilo,
skoraj celia stiri leta, ko nisem
spal v miru. To so bile vedno
skrbi in misli, kako Sc bo to IL
teklo. Prisega je bila, da drzi-
mo vztrajno in tajno, enkrat ze
pride dan odresenja. Toda groz-
no in prepozno Sc je daljsalo.
"Nacifasisti pomocjo donna
eih izdajalcev so bill zmeraj bolj
zastrupljeni. Vsaka peta oseba
je bill izdajalec. Tezko in pre-
tezko je bio vse to prestajati.
&c bi bill slucajno prisli nam
ma sled, JAZZ in moja druzina bi
bill mrtvi ma en- ali drugi nacin,
jim ne bi bill usli, kakor Jim nj
toliko stotisoc drugih.
"Pri ednju v start ri
zarnici so zgali live ljudi. Ma
stotine in stotine jih je tam zgo-
relo. Recem I'll to, da ravno
tam, kaksne naprave so imeli
"a muciti, da je skoraj never
jetno tistemu, XII tega nj videl.
Bio je q prostorov v magazi-
nu. Vsak prostor je bill visok 1
meter in 70 en-, sirok pa 70 en-.
Notri so napeljane elektricne
lice "a pretresati zivce pri "a
slisevanju. Druga diva prostora
z dvemi koriti il cementa, viso-
XII 1 meter in 20 en-, napolnje-
nj vodo, eni z mrzlo vodo,
drugi "a gorko. Tam so jih mu-
Gill notri, dokler zrtve MISC re-
kle, kar je fasistom pray bilo,
potem pa v pee mimi.
"Kakor sem slisal cd osebe,
XII so k MIN zahajali v gostilno,
da pref ko so zaceli delati, so
Sc dobro napili alkohola in to
delo so opravljali ponoci, da nj
so bliznji ljudje slisali vpitja cd
zrtev. Med zrtvami je bilo ve-
liko nedolznih jetnikov. Muce-
ME sta izvajala diva Nemca in
en- Mongolc. Take in podobne
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Sledece pismo je prejela po-
znana Mrs. Jennie Hrvatin, XII
sc je pred kratkim preselila il
Neff Rd. v Oakland, Calf, cd
svojega svaka Franco Franka IL
Trsta:
""Trst, 5. junija 1916.
''Draga Ivanka!
'Pravijo, govorijo in tudi cas-
niki pisejo, da je vojna konea-
ma, ampak "a mas Sc nj. Do leta
1945 Sc je vojna bila ma bojnem
polju, cd tedaj Sc nadaljuje po-
liticna borba. Samo poglejte,
kako z nami barantajo po kon-
ferencah, kakor ma semnju, kdo
DO dal vec "a trzaski problem.
JAZZ mislim, &c bi samo zlato il
NIGGA izviralo, bi Sc mogli preje
sporazumeti "a ia svet.
''Radi tega sc nase trpljenje
daljsa, razmere so neznosne in
sc Sc IL dneva v dan slabsajo.
Samo to je razlika, da nimamo
alarmov in bombardiranja, da
lahko spimo brez strahu. Am
pax kar Sc tice drugih stvari,
smo ravno TAXI, kakor v dobi
vojne. Kar zasluzim v enem te-
dnu bi prav lahko v dveh dne-
viii pojedli in samo kosilo in
vecerja, brez mic drugega, tako
visoke Gene so tukaj v Trstu.
"Kar Sc pa tice obleke in obu-
vala pa sploh nj govora. Vojna
mas je tako izcrpala, da mas je
slekla do koze. Ostali smo taxi,
kakor da bi il oblakov dol pa
dli. Smo zivei in zivimo, ali to
je grozno "a tistega, XII Sc vsaj
malo zaveda. Lepo je ziveti, &c
Sc We zakaj, tako da ga clovek
nekaj razume in tudi uziva ziv-
ljenje po svoji sposobnosti, ka-
kor mu ga je matt narava OBJ
darila. Ampak zal, vsega tega
nj bilo.
"Casi so minuli, leta so pre-
tekla, brez da bi jih ka.j razu-
nell in uzili y mojo druzino
vred. Dobili smo, gospodarje, tu-
di Vam znanega fasistovsko
tolpo, oeeta Mussolinija. ii so
mas tepli, gajzlali, ma mas plju-
vail, zanicevali in izkoriscevali
zivljensko, materijalno in du-
sevno. Tako recemo emo bese-
do: Ukradli so nam vse!
ia vsak najmanjsi sum :je
bila konfinacija "a Slovenca,
bodisi "a kakorsnjekoli ideje.
Prepovedali so nam cello govo-
riti slovensko po vseh :javnih
lokalih, trgovinah, uradih, de-
lavnicah, tovarnah, povsod so
bill nalepljeni plakati z napisom
"Qui Sc parla soltanto Italiano
e basta questo e ultimo aviso".
"Zgodilo Sc je tudi pogosto-
ma, da so cello ljudi po cestah
pretepali, &c so slisali slovensko
govoriti. Veckrat sem videl s
svojimi ocni in Sc cello v GLE
daliscu politjana roseti leta
1899, meseca junija, ko je neki
fasist, kot obseden vpil ma vse
grlo ma nekega mladenica, ker
je igralcem vsklikal: "ziveli
Slovenci!" in dejal: "ma pen
sare kisga kala base dopoventi
anni', to je bila ena druzba slo-
venskih igralcev il Ljubljane,
XII je prisla dovoljenjem rim
ske Wade po 20 letih. To pa je
fasiste tako srbelo, da Sc MISC
mogli pomiriti. Takih in podob-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-08-14
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