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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05
Big Kickoff Rally To Start Bucs' Home Schedule
E ALEXANDER
CLANT
HERE'S HOPING FOR FAIR WEATHER

Providing there's fair weather. a near canaci+u oroua
is expected for Wllmington's Tobacco State leaona home
opener with Dunn Wednesday night in Teoion stod dume
In view of the fact that professional baseball has heen
absent from this sports-hungry town for manv vears
there's certainly a reason to believe that we'll have a
grand-slam flag-raiser Wednesday night as far a = our
home folks are concerned.
A big kickoff rally, headed by the appearance of New
Hanover Highs RoTC band. has been planned by Will
mngton baseball Officials. j. E.. L. Wade, league prexy.
will make a short address, after which Addison Hewlett,
ST., chairman OF the Board of County Commissioners. will
toss out the first ball; From then on it will be up to the
Pirates and Dunn to do the entertaining. the kind of per-
forming that has been shelved for a long. long time-the
return of organized baseball to Wilmington
Special box seat reservations have been made for the
county commissioners, city manager, city attorney, and
their wives. An invitation was sent to Judge W. G. Bran
ham, baseball boss of all minor leagues. However, due to
a previous engagement, the judge will not be able to make
the trip. He will, we are told, attend one of Wilmington's
home games sometime in the near future.
To prove that we're expecting pro ball here to be a
tremendous drawing card this summer, Bert Kite, Will
mington business manager, has lined up two sections of
beacher space along the first and third base lines, 100
feet in length, to take care of those fans who Gust natural
y like to sit in the %bleachers," and also for those who may
not find room in the stands. You see, we really are ex-
sports fans of Wilmington.
At last, Manager Mickey Katkavecks and our local
baseball officials prayers have been answered. Pitchers,
two of them, I was told by Kite this morning, will prob
ably be in town, ready for opening home game festivities
We nesday. When asked about the names of the two
hHlers, Kite said: "Who cares what their names are, what
We wanted was plLcnorS, ana now we We gOI ell. 1Hey Lldy
be righthanders or %portsiders, but what the business man.
ager was trying to point out was the fact that pitchers
are on their way here. From. the way he talked over the
phone. Kite was bubbling over with joy with this report.
There's been quite a few questions around town about
Bill Lauffer, who hit town only last week, and has been
slugging the OF apple at a terrific pace in practice drills.
What fans want to know is what will the BUGS do with the
brawny, Passaic N. J., first-sacker when skipper Katka-
weeks brother, Leo, joins the Pirates. Well, you can bet
your boots that he'll use both of them. If young Leo takes
over the first base duties, Lauffer, in all probability, Will
| I. I'll l. H. A. Iou,oynr tbc 1C nuTnlV Sn6cn9.
ting on nv part, 50 we'll have to sit tight and see how
Katkaveck's starters stack up Wednesday night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05
Assault Wins Derby By Eight Lengths
North Carolina Winds
Up Spring Grid Drills

CHAPEL HILL, May 4.-P-
North Carolina wound up it's
spring football drills today when a
speedy white team displayed
superior offensive punch to drub
a "Blue' team by a score of 80 to
0 in an intra-suad game played be-
fore 1000 top-coated fans.
Bob Kennedy of Bergenfield, N.
j., and Charlie Justice of Ashe-
vile, late of the Navy, were the
big guns in the White attack. JUS
tice took a reverse from Ken
needy on his teams first play from
scrimmage and skirted right end
for 81 yards and a touchdown.
Kennedy, a sophomore, turned in
the games longest run when he
galloped through a gaping hole al
right guard and ran u yards tc
score in the third period.
The Whites ran their lead to IS tc
0 at half time when Alec Fearing
of Elizabeth City, excl, passed
to Dan Hartig in a play covering
36 yards.
Eight plays sufficed for the first
score of the second half, Justice
passing to Bob Cox for the touch
down. Kennedy's run made it 2t
to o., and finally Jim Camp lateral
led to Kennedy for seven yards ane
the final touchdown.
Freshman Billy Britt of Ashe
vile and Johnny Clement of Grew
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05
RUNS LICK
CHICAGO BRUINS
Small Crowd Braves Cold
Weather To See Series
Evened

CHICAGO, May 4 -(P)- The
New York Giants broke loose with
three home runs today to back
up the five hit pitching of young
Monte Kennedy and defeat the
Chicago Cubs, 81, before $500
fans who shivered in 42-degree
weather.
The victory evened the two-game
series.
Johnny Mize and Ernie (Schnoz-
zle) lombard were the big guns
in the artillery attack the Giants
launched against the Cubs Ray
Prim.
Mize smashed two homers, and
lombard had a homer, double
and single.
Kennedy had the Cubs at his
mercy most of the way, and scat
tered the five hits over as many
innings. Only ono was he ir
trouble. In the sixth he filled the
bases on two walks and a hit bats
man with Livingston to fly to cen
tor
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05
Mexican Prexy Plans
Modernistic Stadiums

FORT WORTH, Tex, May 4-P
A suit involving some of the ma
tons top golfers and growing out
of a dispute over the handling OF
affairs of a corporation formed to
manufacture the Burke all-weath-
er grip for sports clubs, vas filed
here today in 96th district court.
Plaintiffs are Craig Wood, New
York City; Byron Nelson, Denton
county, Texas, and Jimmy De-
maret, Houston. They sued T. S.
Park, Houston; Henry G.. Picard,
Cleveland, Ohio; Ben Hogan, Fort
Worth, and Mrs. John J. Burke,
Houston. All except Park and
-lrs. Burke are nationally known
golfers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05

Error Lowrey. Runs batted in Mize
2, lombard 2, Kennedy, Lowrey. Two
base hits-Lombardi, Gordon. Home runs
|-Lewrey, Mize 2, lombard. Sacrifices
Gordon, Watkins. Double p!ays-Blatt-
ner, Rigney and Mize; Rigney end Mize.
Left on bases-New York Il, Chicago
7. Base on balls-Kennedy 4, Prim 8,
Erickson l. Strikeouts-Kennedy 3, Prim
3, Erickson 1. Hits-off Prin 7 in 7 in
nings; Erickson 4 in l 2-3. Hit by pitch
er-Kennedy (Csvarrrettal. Losing pitch
er-Prim. Umpires- Conlan, Boggess,
and Henline. Time 2:3O. Attendance
$3.50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05
Red Shoes Wins First
Place In Pimlico Oaks

BALTIMORE, May HP)-Cap-
turing her richest purse to date,
Red Shoes, from the stable of Hugh
W. Jackson, raced to victory in the
23rd running of the Pimllco Oaks
today.
William Helis' Earshot was Sec
ond and John B. ThealFs Dorothy
Brown, third, in the feature for
three-year-old fillies.
A crowd of 81, 25e was on hand
for the race, which was run over
a muddy track.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Suit Filed Against
Nations Top Golfers

MEXICO CITY, May - up -
Mexican league President Jorge
Pasquel has conferred here with
John Sloan, New York architect.
in connection with plans to con-
struct modern baseball stadiums
throughout the country.
Pasquel has acquired a large
tract to build a baseball city"
including a stadium seating So
600, clubrooms and other buildings,
in Mexico City. and wants to ex-
tend the construction program
throughout the league.
Sloan, designer of the Hipodro-
mo de Las Americas and other
race tracks, plans to return to
New York next week.
The stadium projects are part
of Pasquel's program to modern
ize baseball, since the arrival of
U. S. stars, an epidemic of dia-
mond fever is spreading in this
country.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05
Suffers Bloody
Nose In Tune-Up Work

POMPTON LAKES, N. j., May 4.
-UH-Heavyweight champion Joe
Louis suffered a bloody nose in the
first round today as he began pre-
parations for title defense against
Billy Conn at Yankee Stadium
June 10.
Al Hoosman, elongated Negro
heavyweight from Los Angeles,
brought blood to the champions
nose with a series If long left
jabs. 1t was the first time that
Louis had ever bled in training.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05
|Cape Fear Golfers
Record Second Win
Over Lejeune Team

Cape Fear Country clubs golfers
yesterday afternoon scored a "a
12-28 IL victory over the Camp
Lejeune Marines at the local
course. The Wilmington linksmen
recorded an earlier win over the
same team.
L. L. Dennis, of the Marine team,
and Cape Fears G. S. Arthur each
posted 1875 to ~loW-scorilg honors.
honorS.
More than 1000 varieties OF
wheat have been identified in Aus
tra1ia.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05
N

NEW YORK, May -RE Bill
Johnson, voted the rookie of tEs
year in 1943 as third-baseman with
the New York Yankees, was dis
charged from the Army yesterday
and will rejoin the team tomorrow.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05
FAvORs OPA

DAVIDSON, May 4-(P)- The
Davidson College Chapter of the
American Veterans committee to-
day was on record urging continu-
ance of OPA in it's present form
without the amendments imposed
by the House.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05

Va, paced the Blue attack. Chan
Highsmith, Leon Szararyn and
Larry Klosterman Of Long, Md,
starred in Blue Line play. Bob
Mitten and Dan Steigman were
among the White standouts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05
WImington-Ft. Bragg
Skirmish Called Off

The Wilmington-Ft. Bragg
exhibition baseball game,
scheduled last night at Legion
stadium, was called off be-
cause of the muddy playing
field. This contest was to have
been the last practice scrap for
the Buccaneers prior to their
opening game with Dunn, Tues
day night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05
Hit Parade
Griffith Pacing
City ~Softballers
BY GENE WARREN
Star Sports Writer

With what appears to be Will
mington's most successful soft
ball season going into its third
week of play, the leadership of
all the batters in the Class A Soft
ball loop is held by Hugh Griffith,
speedy third baseman OF the fourth
place City Optical team.
Smith of the Fire Department
and Baker of Spofford Mills are
tops for individual hitting honors,
while Clyde Jordan is the outstand-
ing pitcher of the loop, having won
his first two starts and hurled a
relief victory for Robert Ship.
Jordan's most outstanding feat of
the week was his one-hit shutout
of Whites Ice Cream.
The league will get back into
action on M nday at Robert
Strange Park with the pace setting
Fire Department battling Sunshine
Laundry, and City Optical tangling
with Spofford Mills.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05
ElXZ7z
LEAGUE
n.Ikz aaAn..

AuEhaSfAN LClAOIL
Results Yesterday
New York 4, Detroit 3.
Boston 6, Cleveland 2.
Chicago at Philadelphia tPPD. RAIN.
ST. Louis at Washington Cpd, rain)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York S, Chicago /.
Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 4.
Brooklyn at St. Louis CPPD., rain).
Boston at Pittsburgh (PPD, rsin).
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus 10, Minneapolis 6.
Louisville 6, st. Paul 5.
Toledo at Milwaukee Cpd, rain).
Indianapolis 8. Kansas City 2.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Syracuse 2, Toronto 0 t2nd-PPD, rain)
Newark at Buffalo (PPD., rain).
Montreal 9, Jersey City 3.
Baltimore 10, Rochester 7.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
mo Games Scheduled.J
CAROLINA LEAGUE
Greensboro at Martinsville lPPD., rain)
TRI-STATE LEAGUE
Shelby at Anderson (PPD, wet grounds
to be played Monday at 1890 ann.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05

TEXAS LEAGUE
Dallas 5, Houston 3.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05

= IClty OptlcaIJ .556.
Runs-BroWn Sunshine Laundry and
J. Casteen Fire Department. s.
Hits-Smith (Fire Department) 5.
Runs batted in-Baker (Spofford Mills
S.
Two-base hits-Williams (City OpticaD
and Smith (Fire Department. 2.
Three-base hits-Rowan ;Atlantic Coast
Home runs-Sandlin Fire DEPARTMENT.,
Line) 2.
Fleming atlantic Coast Line), Carrigan
Police Department., Baker (Spofford
Mills, and Lee whites lee Cream l.
Stolen bases-Raynor Getty Optical, 3.
Pitching Jordan fire DEPARTMENT..
Won 2, Lost 0, Pct. 1000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05

Shelby at Anderson (PPD, wet grounds
game to be played Monday at 1890 ann.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05
TRI-STATE LEAGUE

CAROLINA LEAGUE
Greensboro at Martinsville lPPD., rain)
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-05

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
mo Games Scheduled.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-25

navezal kasnejsi razvoj. Tu je
enostavno slovenska vas, oh ka-
kateri in katero je vzrastla ma
selbina mescanskega znacaja,
kot mnogo takih ma prav ,enak
ali podoben nacin drugod ma
Slovenskem. ) ..>r -, i
Cd NEST v nasem Primorju in
Istri je po svojem nastanku Co
rici Sc najbolj podoben hrvaski
Pain.
Navedel sem vse te stvarne in
nemara suhoparne podatke, da
DO tembolj razvidno, kaksno ze
tisoc let organicno rastoco in
vzrastlo celoto hoce nova meja,
predlagana med Jugoslavijo in
Italijo, ma nesmiseln nacin pre-
sekati ma dvoje. To kar je rastlo
in je ze dolga stoletja emo, kar
je po gospodarstvu tesno pove-
zano v emo celoto, to maj bi bilo
odslej dvoje.
Pa ne samo mesto, tudi njego-
vo okolico trga predlagana me-
ia. V zgodovinskem razvoju v
emo politicno in gospodarsko
enoto mestom vred vzrastla
okolica Gorice in gorisko pode-
zelje je tudi prislo pod noz. Ego
dovinsko jedro Goriske kot de-
zele je nastalo okoli Gorice in
ma slovenskem ozemlju, Sc sirilo
najprej in prvenstveno v sloven-
ske dele Posocja in zajemalo
vseskozi po vecini predele, XII so
bill in so po svojem prebivalstvu
slovenski.
Zgodovinsko jedro, il katere-
ga je vzrastla Goriska kot po-
krajinsko-politicna enota, Sc je
razprostirala ma slovenskem
ozemlju: med obronki Trnovske-
ga gozda ma severn, reko Vipa-
vo ma jugu, Soco ma zapadu in
Vrtovinskim potokom sredi vi.
pavske doline ma vzhodu. IL te.
ga prostora Sc je zgodovinsks
Goriska kot dezela polagoma 81
rila: V "Gore" ma severn, kjer j
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dolino, Cd tega dalec oddaljuje-
jo. Po predlozeni meji bi ma tia
liiansko stran prislo 10000 Slo-
vencev oh robu Krasa, okoi Co
rice v delu Bird, vsi Beneski Slo-
venci z Rezijo vred in oni v Ka-
nalski dolini, ma jugoslovansko
stran pa mogote nekaj stotin
Italijanov v vzhodnih in sever
nih goriskih prekrajih. Ia oko-t
Iii 1900 Italijanov v mestu Co
rici maj damo $4,000 nasih ljudi-
Tako so torej pri zeleni mizi v
Parizu pojmovali razmejitveno
crto med Jugoslavijo in Italijo,
Xxi maj bi bila v glaynem narod-
nostna in XII bi pustila cim mani
prebivalstva pod tujo vladavi-
no." -. ...
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DR.. MilEo Kos:
Gorico in meie okofi ME

Posneto IL "Slovenskega poro6evalca"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-25

FPosoGje $ KAnalom in Banjsko
planoto, kasneje pa Tolminsko
je najprej prikljuceno srednje
in Bovsko. Druge smeri polite
no-teritorialne ekspanzije so se
v Brda, v zgornjo Vipavsko do
limo in ma Kras.,, Il .@.' -
Kras je obsegla zgodovinska
Goriska ozemlje do meja Istre,
goriska Brda pa v celoti med So
60 in 1drijo. Vsi ii predict so slo-
venski po svojem prebivalstvu.
Mnogo sibkejsa je bila politicno-
teritorialna ekspanzija v ravno
Furlaliijo. Kajti tukaj je incl
dolgo casa glavno besedo oglej-
ski patriarh, kasneje pa Benet-
ke, ne goriski grof. Kar je bilo
sgoriskega v Furlaniji je v zgo-
dovinski dobi razkosano in raz-
bito: beneska in oglejska zemlja
Sc prepleta gorisko; Gradez in
Trzic. sta beneska, Krmin je 60
riski. Gradiska nekaj casa tudi
beneska, kasneje pa zavzema po-
seben politicno-upravni polozaj.
sele mejne ureditve po koncu
beneske republike so dale Gori-
Ski kot dezeli v Furlaniji skle-
meme meje. F'urlanija kaze v
preteklosti razbito politicno-te-
ritorialno podobo, kakrsne v
slovenskem delu dezele ne mai
demo.
Skozi dolga stoletja MISC poll
ticne meje okoli Gorice poteka.
le tako, da bi bill tezisce priklju'
cka zapad, vedno tako, da sc
mesto druzili predict, katerih
naravno sredisee je, to je GO
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jih dosedanjih uradov, Sol in
cerkva v srediscu mesta, trgov
in trgovin, stevilnih delavnic' in
tovarn, v katerih 81 je doslej
sluzil svoj kruh.g
Razmejitveni komisiji, po-
stavljeni "a studij in predloge
glede bodoce meje med Jugosla-
WHO in Italijo je bilo naroceno,
maj "sestavi .porocilo 0 crti, ki
maj bi bila v glavnem narodnost-
ma in XII bi pustila cim mani pre-.
bivalstva pod tujo vladavino."
/ Ugotoviti moramo, da Sc skle.
pi konference v Parizu, XII dom.
nevno slone ma porocilih razme'
jitvene komisije, v kolikor Sc tt
|cejo jugosloyansko-italij
meje med morjem in Kanalske
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rami," Vipavsko dolino in delom
Krasa. Tako je bilo v srednjem
veku "a casa goriskih grofov,
tako je bilo v casu, ko je Gorica
pod avstrijskimi Habsburzani
del "cesarstva," tako je bilo "a
casa Napoleonovih Ilirskih po-
krajin. v. dolgih stoletjih je me-
sto Gorica in dezela Goriska lie
v letih med prvo in drugo sve-
tovno vojno v politicnem oziru
del Italije. F..
Sedaj pa maj nova meja ne
preseka lie mesta samega, mar
vec tudi to, kar je ze v pretek-
losti predstavljalo mestom
vred emo politicno in gospodar-
sko enoto. Sto in stoletna izkus-
MIA, XII je druzila skupaj to, kar
spada skupaj po gospodarskih
potrebah, bi bila sedaj postav-
LENA ma glavo. Ne glede seveda
ma vse druge argumente, da ma
sprotuje predlagana mejna erta
jasno izrazeni wolff prebival-
stva, izpricani z orozjem v ro-
kah in 1.-Two ter pisano besedo,
da nasprotuje narodnostni pri-
padnosti prebivalcev v Gorici in
okoli ME, XII so po vecini Sloven-
ci, da je v zasmeh vsakemu bo-
docemu razvoju tega predela.
Da je Gorica S svojo bliznjc
okolico tesno gpovezana enota,
to je uvidela tudi italijanska
uprava, XII je zdruzila z mestom
Gorico okoliske vasi kot pred.
kraje v emo obcino. Ia tako
ustvarjena "velika Gorica" pc
narodnostni pripadnosti svojih
prebivalcev nina italijansko.
furlanske, marvec slovensko We.
|cino po stetju il leta 1910. Tudi
to "veliko Gorico" bi nova meja
raztrgala ma dvoje, vecji del me-
sta z nekaterimi predkraji b
prisel pod Italijo, manjsi z dru'
gimi predkraji pa pod Jugosla'
WHO. ,,.
ze nemalokrat je bilo poudar
jeno, 'da je Gorica naravno sre
disco slovenskega della dezele
Gorica je edino mesto v sloven
skem delu dezele Zee izvzamemt
neznaten in povsem poljedelsk
Sv. Kriz Vipavski dolini), Go
RIGA je sticisce cest, XII vodijo ;
"Gora" v srednjem in zgornjen
Posocju, IL Bird, IL Vipavske do
line in S severo-zapadnega Kra
sa. Sedem velikih costa vodi ,
Gorico iz slovenskih delov deze
lie in lie ena il furlanskega. Oe
sedmih cest IL slovenskih kra
jew hi jih bilo sest pred meston
ali pa mestu samem po drzavn
meji presekanih.
Gorica je kmecki trg pretezne
"a slovenski del dezele. .Vsak
kdor razmere le malo pozna, We
kako ma goriskem kmeekem tr
gu dalec prevladuje slovensk
kmet in okolican mad furlanskin
in italijanskim. Gorica je S svojt
zelo razvito izvozno trgovint
sadja ter zelenjave navezana '
prvi vrsti ma slovenskega okoli
cana. Nova meja bi mu to trzisc.
z vsemi k MENU. spadajocim
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prostori in napravami zaprla.
Zapadni Brio bi po jugoslovan-
skem ozemlju le po velikem
ovinku mogel priti do Soce, cez
reko pa tezko, kajti ma ozemlju,
XII bi prislo pod Jugoslavijo
menda tamkaj nj nobenega mo-
stu. Gorjan in Vipavec bi pac
prisla v mestno obrobje, ma trg,
kjer sta bila in so bill njuni
predniki vajeni ze stoletja pro-
dajati in kupovati, pa lie &c bo-
sta imela dovoljenje "a prehod
cez drzavno mejo.
Velike neprilike bi incl tudi
goriski mescan. "Italijanski"
Gorican bi incl dostop do ne
katerih bolnic in zavetisc le pre-
ko drzavne meje. Voda po vodo-
vodu bi mu pritekala il Jugosla-
vie. Svoje umrle ma stare poko-
palisce bi moral hodit obiskovat
v Jugoslavijo.
Sc slabse bi Sc pa godilo jugo-
slovanskemu Goricanu; ia bi bill
z drzavno mejo odrezan cd svo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-25

No farmer will question the link
between this familiar September
scene Of filling up the silo and his
United States Savings Bonds. Farm
ers must r-ckon with the future
every moment Of their, lives. The
crushed green corn stalks which
they are storing away this month by
tons will assure their livestock Of
winter feed. The Savings Bonds
which they are also storing up will
add to the security OF their families.
U. S. Treasury Department
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Poses+vo vFIoridi

izven mesta, po zmerni ceni v
prijazni slovenski naselbini, kjer
Sc prideluje zelenjavo in sadie
cello zimo. Ed. Delles, e. 1, Ne,o
Smyrna Beach, Fla.
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4 odrosIe osebe

zelijo dobiti v najem stanovanje
S f., 5. ali 6. sobami. Kdor ina
"a oddati, maj poklice telefonic-
no po 4. uri popoldne. HINDER
son 1859.
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"Vas, XII Sc v jeziku Slovencev
imenuje Gorica," tako sc nam
leta 1901 predstavi Gorica prvic
v zgodovini. Kratek podatek
zgodovinskega vira izpred blizu
tisoc lett nam jasno pove, da so
tamkaj takrat prebivali Slovenci
in da je ime njihove vasi slo-
vensko. Listina nam ga ne spo-
roca v obliki, navadni danes med
Italijani ali Nemci, marvec v
lepi in cisti slovenski: GORICA.
Gorica, postavljena kot sell
See ma zadnjo "goric" Vipavske
doline v smeri proti Soci, je po
svoji legi in nastanku znacilna
"a te kraje. Vecje stevilo vipav-
skin vasih ina prav tax polo
zaj vrhu vinorodnih "goric." Ia
Gorica je sprva kaj neznaten
kraj. Pc pomembnosti jo je da-
lee nadkriljeval bliznji Solkan,
kjer je stal grad, starejsi cd 60
riskega in kjer je nastala fara,
v katero je sprva spadala tudi
Gorica.
Pa ne samo kot vas vrhu enc
vipavskih goric, tudi po svojem
nastanku kot mesto je izvor Co.
rica domac, tako kot ga najde-
mo pri stevilnih mestih sloven-
skega ozemlja. Oh vas Gorico je
fevdalni rod vrh hriba postavil
svoj grad. S tenn je zacel pomen
kraja rasti. V naselbino sc zacno
naseljevati ljudje cd zunaj:
uradniki, vitezi in sluzincad few
dalnega gospoda, XII Sc ga po
kraju in gradu, sezidanem OBJ
MEM, zacenjal imenovati gori-
Ski grof.
Oh gradu nastane trzisce, XII
je privabljalo "a stalno ali "a
casno tuje ljudi, trgovce in obrt-
nike. Med doseljenci fevdalnega,
trgovskega in obrtniskega sta
nu MISC bill lie Slovenci; priha-
jail so semkaj tudi Italijani,
Furlani, Nemci in Judje. Kraj
je postajal cimdalje pomemb-
nejsi, tako, da je naselbina vrh
gorice oh gradu dobila leta 1907
mestne pravice. Ma hribu oh
gradu pa je bilo lie malo prosto-
ra; naselbina Sc tamkaj nj mo-
gla siriti. Nastajajo hise pod
grajskim gricem; najprej tam,
kjer je pot gradu pripeljala v
ravnino. Tukaj so postavili tudi
cerkev, danasnjo gorisko stolno
cerkev, XII pa je Sc dolgo podruz-
MICA fare v bliznjem Solkanu.
Vas pod gricem Sc zacenja ST.
riti ma vse stran, proti Travniku
ma severno stran, proti Podtur-
nu ma who'd, zajema posamezne
kmecke domove in selisca v raw
mini. Tudi V spodnji Gorici ma
stane trzisce, tudi semkaj Sc "a
emo naseljevati ljudje cd zunaj;
leta 1855 dobi tudi ia del Co.
rice mestne pravice.
V novi dobi sc je Gorica Sc
nadalje sirila. Izven tesno obi
danega prostora proti Soci ma
zapad, kjer je vodil most cez re-
ko, okoli gradu in proti vzhodu
ma vipavsko stran. Najbolj sta
pa ekspanzijo Gorice usmerila
in usmerjala oba kolodvora, oni
JUNE zeleznice, XII je pri Gorici
stekla leta 1860 in severni kolo-
dvor takoimenovane bohinjske
zeleznice, XII je bila odprta leta
1906.
ze il navedenega je razvidno,
kako je ia kraj organicno ra-
stel IL vasi v trzisce, il trzisca
v mesto, kako sc je siril il pr.
votno ozko odmerjenega obzida-
mega prostora v okolico, XII jo
cimdalje bolj uklepa " svojo oh.
mocje in kako mu je koncno no.
vodobni promet nakazal move
razvojne moznosti in smeri
Razvoj in rast Gorice je taxa
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