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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-06-29

PORT HURON, Mich. - amp
For having the audicity to speak
out boldly denouncing racial dis
elimination in this community
and a plea for tolerance and fair
play in a sermon, the Rev. John
Safran, white, pastor MarySvllle
Methodist church here, was sum-
marily dismissed from the pas
torate of his church by the trus-
tees.
Rev. Safran preached the bac-
calaureate sermon to the gradu-
ating class of Marvsville high
school. In his sermon, Christ or
Chaos" he said the whole COM
munity which countenanced dis
elimination against Negroes shar-
ed the responsibility for the de-
plorable conditions under which
Negroes live in the area.
He cited instances of gross dis
elimination and named two indus
trial plants where Negroes are re-
fused employment, although he
said, "the FEPC had sought to
end discrimination" and that Ne
groes could find employment in
only two plants here. Mr.. Safran,
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Three Detroiters
Win In Primaries

district. Both were endorsed by the
PAC. The strange part of Mrs.
jeanette Browns nomination and
the thing which has been most
difficult to overcome is that the
first representative district in
which she chose to run covers the
entire city With 81 candidates
in the race and 81 to be nomi-
mated, she ran 18th out of that
number.
With the full Democratic party
behind them while trying to retain
these two seats in the state legis-
lature in this Republican state,
the Browns stand good chance
of being elected III November.
Robert L. Ward was also nomi..
mated on the Republican side for
state senator in the 3rd district
So there is a bare possibility of
having three Negroes in Lansing
next year.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-06-29
Violence, Terrorism And Hate

In the news about Mississippi
dealing with the renewed and
growing effort on the part Of its
Negro citizens to gain the right
to vote as all other citizens of the
state, both published and unpub-
lished, there is much evidence of
resort to violence, terrorism, and
suppression by those who would
continually deny them that right.
The newly developed interest on
the part of Negro citizens of Mis-
sissippi in winning the right to
vote will never die. 1t can be
suppressed. But, to suppress it
there must be a continued and
constant appeal to hate and vio-
lence, and constant and continued
acts of violence and terrorism I'M
til at last here in the state there
be enacted incidents Of horror and
brutality matching those of Nazi
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-06-29

forces amounting to 1,414 make up
the balance.
INSURANCE RANGE
Other interesting data gathered
by Mrs. Morris showed that the
average ordinary policy issued by
the various companies ranged from
$436 to ST 900, while the average
industrial policy varied from SOL to
$500. Industrial debts among the
companies ranged from $697 to
$51,228 while health and accidents
debts ranged from $3O323 to
$64, 1874.
In 1945 the member companies
purchased government bonds total
ling $13, 1877, 1893. The total bonds of
all types purchased equaled $685.
1881 Payments to policy hold
ers and beneficiaries during 1945
totalled $8,796,422, an increase of
$1,256,97O over 1914 Charles W..
Greene of Atlanta is president of
the association and A. p. Bentley,
Columbus. Ohio. is the secretary.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-06-29

DETROIT - (ANP) - In what
was said to have been the lightest
voting in a primary election in
this city for many years, three
Negro candidates for public office
we're nominated here Tuesday.
While many were called as can
didateS, so to speak, IL in all, only
a few were chosen. The chief up
set and one of the great surprises
was the nomination of Mrs. jean
cite WEIGH Brown, former assist
ant to Mrs. Mary Mcleod Bethune
for state representative This marks
the first time a Negro has been
nominated for that Office since
1900.
Joseph A. Brown, no relation to
jeanette, defeated the Polish in
cumbent, Anthony Wilkowski, for
a seat in the state senate on the
Democratic ticket in the second
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SCRAPPED

Five more light cruisers, the
Detroit, Richmond, Trenton, Con-
cord and Memphis all of which
are twenty or more years old and
outmoded-will be scrapped at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard, according
to Navy announcement.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-06-29
Negro Insurance
AtAn-Time Hiqh

NEW YORK--tANP)-As MEM
bers of the National Negro Insur-
ance association, comprising Al
Neei'o insurance companies scat
er e throughout the country,
gather for their 25th annual meet
ing here July 1912 they will heal
a report which will show thei1
combined assets as being shade
less than $40 million. They have
insurance in force amounting to
$723 ,225,311 covering 3,940,704 pol
icies. They have enjoyed a steady
growth which appears to be accel-
Grating constantly as the member
organizations move higher and
higher into the realm of big bust
ness.
A prevue of the report to be pres
ented by Mrs. Mamie Hickerson
Morris, statistician for the associa-
ton, reveals that the Al companies
require the services OF 1888 en-
ployes. Of these 1924 comprise
agents, managers, supervisors and
medical examiners. Home office
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VA Special
Continued From Page Onel

electrified his audience by bluntly
stating that unless the churches
step right UP and join the crusade
to see that our veterans get all
these things. they might just as
we'll admit their inadequacy in
dealing out every day religion.
Furthermore" he continued, "the
veteran has every right to expect
assistance from the church, the
one organization above all others
which our late military enemies
that he helped defeat were deter
mined to destroy
CITES DIRE NEEDS
Citing the dire need for church
action, Albright stated that "one
certain way to spread the seeds OF
un-Americanisms among veterans
| is for the church TO fail to rally
around them now in their needful
hour of postwar adjustment. Tow
ard this end every Negro church
should have an advisement center
for it's veterans, under the direc-
ton of some of its members who
are we'll informed on laws relating
to them The spirit of religious re-
captivity which could be engen-
dered by this effort is beyond cal
culation."
In closing his address, the spe-
cial assistant made the promise
that he would do everything with
in the power of his authority to
effectively plead the cause of the
Negro veterans within the Vete-
rams administration. He was ten
dered a standing vote of thanks
by the audience for his "challeng-
] ing remarks"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-06-29

Censors here base their action
on the large colored population
but still the question of local cen
sorshir remains controversial.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-06-29

Test. If the data were made pub
lie, the blame for the comparative
ly high rate of crime among col
ored soldiers would be placed
where = chiefly, properly belongs
-upol ;, lack of educational OPP
portunlry for colored youths in
southern states and action might
be taken to correct this deficiency
which lessened the effectiveness
of the United States Army in both
World Wars | and II.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1946-06-29
BOLD THIEF

CHlCAGO-It was a bold thief
who siphoned all of the gas out of
Police Sergeant John O'Connor's
automobile while the officer was in
the Englewood Police Station ques-
tloning a criminal.
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>SSS$~%S1&S ~S~~0S@S~SHS@o~@~@
PlSmA liz STAREGA kRAJA
Il Vremskeeo Bri+ofo pr Divoei

Fred Stanich, 1O413 Reno
Ave., Cleveland, o., je prejel pi-
smo cd svojega brata Franceta
Stancic il Doljnega Vrema, St.
20, posta. Vremski Britof pri Di-
vaci, Trst, v katerem opisuje
trpljenje, XII so ga morali pre-
stati donna. Pc nakljucju so Sc
ostali zivi, ko je krogla IL nem-
skega Ramona porusila strop mad
mimi. Pismo je sledece vsebine !:
"Vreme, L.. oktobra, 1915.
''Dragi brat!
"Prej ko I'll nadalje pisem, TIE
najprej lepo pozdravim, Tebe in
Tvojo druzino. Naznanim I'll, da
sem komaj sedaj dobil Tvoje pi-
smo, katerega 81 pisal Sc maja
meseca. Veseli me, da sc Sc spo-
minjas name. Tudi JAZZ bi Sc bill
spomnil pref "a pisati, pa nj BIZ
10 mogoce. Tudi 81 nisem niko-
Ii mislil, da I'll bonn Sc pisal.
"Dragi brat, naznanim I'll, da
me je zadela nesreca re let a
1914, ma 8. februarja. V maj jhuj-
81 zimi so Nemci nenadoma "a
cell streljati v vas kanoni in
strojnicami, doll IL zeleznice. To
je trajalo neprenehoma 3 ure.
Tiscali smo sc v hramu pod vel
bonn, ker krogle so svigale sko-
ri streho in zidove. Ko so prene-
hall streljati, so vas obkolili in
zazigali poslopja. Bio je groz-
no. Pogorelo je Is his, moja in
tudi donna. Kmalu bi bill tudi JAZZ
notri zgorel. Sedaj Sc moran
potikati po drugih hisah zivi-
no in drugo shrambo. Ostal mi
,je Sc koscek starega, tako da
smo sc Sc zdolaj tiscali. A Sc.
daj mas je drugic zadelo dne 26
aprila, 1915 in Sc hujse je bio
Sc tisto, kar je preje ostalo, da
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Imigracijska in ma
turalizacijska ypra-
sanja in odgovori

VPRAsANJE: Pripr avljam
Sc, da zaprosim "a drzavljanski
papir, toda v zvezi tenn mo-
ram imeti, kot veste, dive prici,
oziroma moran navesti imenl
dVeh ameriskih drzavljanov, ka-
terra bosta nastopila kot priei
zane pri izprasevanju "a dr.
zavljanstvo. JAZZ pa poznam
prav ma,o Americanov oziroma
ameri5kih avljanov, a moja
zena ter njen brat pa sta dr.
zavljana. Ali lahko nastopita
kot moi prici?
ODGOVOR: Vas svak vseka-
kor lahko nastopi kot prica "a
vas, in istotako je moznost, da
DO mogla "a vas pricati vasa ze-
ma. Vendar je treba vpostevati
deJStVd, Ga nekaLerd SOdlSca ne
dovolijo svojcem prosilcev "a
drzavljanstvo, da bi nastopili
kot njih price. Med take svojce
spadajo: zene, mozje,. otroci in v
slucajih morda tudi starisi pro-
silica. ,Potrebno je torej, da sc
prepricate ma sodiscu, kjer ma
meravate zaprotiti "a drzavljan-
ski papir, kaksne regulacije ina
jo tenn pogledu. Ali nj vas
svak ozenjen? Ako je, in &c je
njegova zena drzavljanka, te-
iaj lahko onadva nastopita kot
vasi prici.
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loval vec let; zatem je prisel "a
voditelja v Bevke pri Vrhniki
ter koneeno je postal naduei-
tell v Ljubljani, kjer 81 je pre-
skrbel hiso v Mali Colnarski uli-
ci st. 3; tam je zivel ter vzgojil
svojo druzino; kamorkoli ga je
zanesla uciteljska sluzba, tam je
povsod gojil nabozno ter narod-
no petite. Mogoce ga je eden ali
drugi izmed sorojakov sirom
Amerike poznal, ali cello bill pod
MIN v soil; zategadelj smo pri-
pomnili teh par vrstic. ,.
I'll pa, dragi brat, spavaj slad-
ko tam gori, v taboriscu smrti,
v Rabstajnu, in mirno maj poci-
vajo Tvoje kosti, kjer 81 koneal
svojo Kalvarijo; slekli SO TIE,
in sezuli, zavili so te v zakljaste
cunje ter Te bicali in mucili, sa-
mo radi tega, ker 81 bill Slove-
nee in nisi nikogar tidal; zgali
so I'll jerk in I'll zlomili kosti,
ampak Tvojega duha MISC mo-
gil zlomiti; Tvoj narodni duh Sc
zivi ter DO zivel med nami ma
veke. Mi TIE objokujemo ter "a
lujemo "a Teboj, Tvoj vzgled
pa mas bo bodril ma narodno de-
10. Tam gor mad zvezdami pre-
pevaj sedaj v zboru mucenikov,
veeno slavo, XII 81 jo tako mu-
cenisko priboril.
Ernest Terpin, brat in
druzina;
Louis Marmolya, bratra-
nee in druzina.
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smo Sc zdolaj tiseali, nam je
razrusilo. Drugim nj mic skode
naredilo.
"Tokrat so ravno tako nena-
donna zaceli streljati v vas IA
sisti. Nismo imeli prilike zbe-
zati. Stisnili smo Sc notri. Pri-
letela je krogla iz Ramona, XII je
tehtala 8 kilogramov in zade-
la v strop v grado in Sc tisto
porusila. Ako ne bi bila zadela
v tisto grado, bi mas bila ubila.
Tako sc je posulo doll in mi smo
Sc spodaj tiscali. Cudili so sc
nam, da kako smo Sc zivi osta-
Ii.
"Naznanim I'll, da smo vec-
krat zbezali in po jamah tudi
spali. Ako bi I'll hotel vse popi-
sati nase zivljenje, bi bill to We
lik roman. Zato I'll samo po-
vrsno popisem, kako Sc nam je
godilo.
"Dragi brat, sporoeam I'll, da
sta oba sina Sc ziva in sta pri
vojakih. Ia starejsi je v Beo-
gradu in drugi v Divaci pri oroz-
nikih. Tako, bolj ko sem star
in obnemogel, Sc moran Sc boil
muciti po drugih hisah.
"Doma je tudi pogorelo. Osta-
10 jim je Sc en- koscek in nekaj
SO 81 popravili, ker so bill sino-
vi donna. Ia mlajsi je Sci koma.
sedaj prosto k oroznikom. Ia
starejsi della donna. Ia drugi je
porocen Vremah. Vcasih pride
tudi on kaj pomagati.
"Sedaj zakljucim to mole pi'
SAME. Sal JAZZ ne vidim vec ri'
sati, samo narekujem. Tukaj t
posiljam malo. mojo sliko. Sprej.
mite najlepse pozdrave vsi sku'
paj cd cele mole druzine.
! 'Franc Stancic"
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nejse A hajne Gene. - resnica?
" Podrokdici mas je pricaka-
IA jugoslovanslka posadka , god
bo in slovenskimi pesmimi. Tam
so mas razporedili po narodno-
sti. v Kranju smo Sloyenci il
stopili in tam smo dobili objaye.
Yojaki SO Sc smell takoj raziti,
oficirji in podoficirji pa smo bill
zadrzani nekaj dni v Ljubljani
v novem semeniscu, kjer smo BIZ
Ii najbolje oskrbljeni.
"Tam sno oddali maticne po-
datke.. Pc prihodu v Maribor
sem Sc takoj javil ma socialnem
skrbstvu, ker sem bill med tenn
doznal, da mi je zena umrla, da
mi je sovraznik wei diva otro-
ka in ju postal Astrijo, od-
koder jih zacasno ne morem
spraviti domov, a da so ostali
trije otroci pri sorodnikih in
bonn moral sedaj sam "a ME skr-
beti.
"Stanovanje so mi Nemci po-
polnoma izropali. Ma socialnem
skrbstvu so mi dali najnujnejso
! pomoe, cez nekaj dni drugie de-
narno podporo, in to bonn dobi-
val vse dotlej, dokler 81 zdrav-
stveno ne opomorem in uredin
svoje druzinske zadeve.
IS tenn pozivam vse one tova-
rise, XII so Sc ostali v taboriscu
in sc zaradi zlonamernih govo-
ric ne upajo vrniti domovino,
maj Sc ne Srbi, ne Hrvati, ne
Slovenci, ne dajo slepiti cd Pc
seice ljudi, XII 81 zaradi svoje
zlocinske preteklosti ne upa do
NOV, in hi rada potegnila Sc
boj v nesreco tudi nedolzne lju-
di. Leopold Trstemjak."
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Laz i'm resnica

ze uec casa Sc mekateri poslal-
Sujejo mo- rasne noGiue, kako bi
tudi mas y Ameriki ostr0$ih, da
Sc vr$ijo q novi in svobodni Ju-
gosloviji grosote mad ljudstvom.
V moszednjena ponatiskujemo
pisnso ali isjavo, XII 10 je dal pri-
obciti . ljubljanskena dnevniku
"Sleuenskena poro6evalcu" y &C.
trick, II. oktobra 1915 podpisa-
nj slovenski Uojak, IN sicer::
"Kot narednik v bivsi jugo-
slovanski vojski, donna il Mari
bora, Zgornje Radvanje IS, sem
Sc vrnil dne %. augusta il ujet-
niskega taborisca Borg-Horst v
Westfaliji. mano Sc je vrnilo
50 generalov, preko 300 visjih
oficirjev, okrog 400 podoficir-
jew in preko 700 vojakov.
"Preden smo odsli iz tabori-
Sea, smo bill tam pod vodstvom
polkovnika Bozica, XII sc bo s
prihodniim transportom vrnil v
domovino.
"Tisti pa, XII so nameravali
ostati, so bill pod poveljstyom
nekega srbskega generala. Ii SO
mas odvracali, da bi Sc vrnili v
domovino. Ma vse nacine so nam
skusali dopovedati, da bono Off
cirji in podoficirji ma meji vsi
postreljeni, da diyja donna dr.
zayljanska vojna, da bodo
transporte spremljali poljski re-
akcionarji, ki nam, bodo med
uoznjo odvzeli vso prtljago. Tt
ste, HI mas bodo donna pustiH pri
vljenju, 6aka zalostna usoda,
zapor in glad, ker v Jugoslaviji
nj nikakih zivi in naores sano
ma crni borzi kppiti naj jpotreb-
& :
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MuSeniSko smr+ u9i+e|io-vodi+eIio ia

varno, narod pa pustili sam, S.
vec, nekateri so cello hiteli k
okupatorju, Sc mu klanjali ter
priceli skupno z okupatorjem
borbo proti lastnemu narodu;
toda narodi Jugoslavije so Sc
takoj zavedali odlocilnega tre-
nutka, zavedali so Sc, da je sa-
mo dvoje MONO: Upreti Sc, ali
pa poginiti Ia vecno.
"Dragi stric, vem, da ne bos
.mogel razumeti, vendar bi tt
rad samo drobec tega pokazal,
kaj je mas narod moral vsega
pretrpeti. Zaceli so izseljevati
cele pokrajine kmetov, delavcev,
intelektualcev, toda brez vsega
aveza in brez obleke; zapiral
so ma tisoce ljudi ter jih strelja-
ii kot talce; koncentracijska ta-
/. borisca v Italiji pricajo o tel.
grozotah. Rab, Gonars, Renici,
Treviso, adova SO bill ma
polnjeni z vec kot 10000 Slo-
vencev. Sanno ma Rabu je dnev-
40 umrlo preko sto ljudi; sku-
paj je tam pomrlo mad 5000 Slo-
vencev; internirane so bile tu-
di nosece zene, dojencki, majhni
otroci, starci.
~ bratom Borisom sem bill V
enem teh lagerjev in Ii povem,
ia so mas toliko hranili, da nj
smo crknili; 0 boleznih, XII so
divjale v teh brlogih, sploh ne
govorim. Pozgali so cele vasi ter
morili vse vprek.
''Po polonu Ita-ije pa so do
maci izdaja!ci si<upno Nemci
prevze.i oblast. Najbolj zalostno
je to, da so najvec zlocinov "a
krivili lastni bratje izdajalci'
Radi izdajstva je morale ro-
matt ma tisoce Slovencev v nem-
Ska taborisca, Dachau, Mathau~
sen, Rabstein, AuschWitz, Blu
chewald - so imena tabo-
rise, v katerih je umrlo v enem
samem dnevu preko tisoe ljudi.
Vem, da mi bos tezko verjel
toda tudi moi oce, Tvoj brat, je
moral vsled izdajstya, domacih
uciteljev- kolegoy, romati Y. ta'
ko taborisGe smrti., -, -;
"Vso ob.eko in obutev so jim
pobrali, nato pa jih oblekli Y
zakljevinaste cunje, da jih je
brezstevila umiralo cd mraza
!hra Mill so jih 500 procentoy
lslabse, kakor pa Italijani mas.
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Mr.. Ernest Terpin, 843 Ron
del Rd., nam je postal pismo, XII
ga je prejel Cd svojega necaka
Antona Terpin, IL Ljubljane,
Mala Colnarska utica 3, ka-
terem poroca strasni usodi, XII
je zadela Observation-Disclosures
pod fasisti in nacisti, zlasti pa
0 muceniski smrti njegovega
oceta - mojega brata Josipa
Terpin, XII je bill dolga leta uci-
tell V Ljubljani. Moi necak, An
ton Terpin je mlad akademicno
izobrazen jugoslovanski oficir
in referent "a umetnost pri 81.
diviziji V Novem mestu. On nam
poroca sledece:
"Ljubljana, 4. nov. 1916.
"Dragi stric:
"Po dolgih letih Sc zopet lah-
ko oglasim. Takrat, ko smo 81
zadnjikrat pisali, smo bill mi Sc
otroci; prav mic nismo vedeli,
kaj Sc pravi vojna. ziveli smo
donna, Sc ucili in Sc pripravljali
"a delo "a vsakdanji kruh.
"Tedaj pa je trescilo V to
mirno, skoraj enolicno zivlje-
ME nekaj, kar je preobrazilo vse
mas, nase misljenje, cutenje in
hotenje.
"Tudi Tebi, ceprav dalec, Ii
gotovo nj neznano, vse, kar sc
je dogodilo. Kot Slovenec po-
znas fasiste ter nemske naciste.
V veliki vihri druge svetovne
vojne je bila tudi Jugoslavija
drzava, XII jo je vrtinec potegnil
v svetovni kaos, XII je unicil in
opustosil cele dezele in ozemlja'
"Ne bonn I'll ma dolgo razla-
gal politicne, vojaske in gospo.
darske momente, XII so bill zna-
cilni ter usodni, toda le emo:
Najreakcijonarnejsa oblika ka'
pitalizma, njegova udarna pest
- fasizem in nacizem - sta
hotela uniciti ter zasuznjiti vse
narode Europe in Soyjesko I'VE.
20, kot najnaprednejso drzavo.
"Drzava "a drzavo je padala
in tudi nasa; sal nj bilo mic cud-
mega: Skorumpirano Kdajalsko
vodstvo stare predaprilske Ju.
goslaVije, je izdalo narode Ju'
goslavije ma mi ost in nemi.ost
najvecjim krvnikom - Hitlerju
in Mussoliniju. Kralj, ministri in
vsi oni,. XII so Sc penili cd nacio-
nalnih fraz, 80 jo popihai .na
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4" y
je bio njih vsakdanje trpljenje;
gredoc { della, so se morali moe
no oprijeti drug drugega, kajti,
&c je kdo padel po tleh onemo-
gel, so ga ma mestu raztrgali
psi OBJ sadisticnem uzivanju S.
banditov. Uboge nesreenike so
metali live v krematorij, kjer
je zgorelo ma tisoce in tisoce Ii
viii Slovencev; vrhu vsega je Sc
cakalo zrtve Sc nesteto drugih
mueenj: Razni poizkusi zdrayni-
kov barbarov ma zivih telesih,
operacije, ycepljenje nalezljivih
in kuznih bolezni, kemicni poiz-
kus; ). Vse to so ii ljudje
"Herrenvolka" pocenjali ma ma
sih ljudeh, po njihovem mnenju
pseh. V enem izmed teh groznih
taborisc (Rabstein), je izdihnil
tudi mas oce, tvoj brat.
"Po domacih zaporih pa je
vzdihovalo Sc ma tisoce in tisoce
nasih ljudi: Starcev, otrok, zen,
fantov in deklet, ter trpelo mai
strasnejsa mucenja; posiljeva-
ME, bicanje, mucenje z elektric-
nim tokom, lomljenje kosti, pu-
ljenje nohtov; zganje jezika ter
tlacenje nagih nesrecnikov v
sode, napolnjene z ledeno mrzlo
vodo
"Medtem pa Sc je po gozdo-
viii porajalo novo zivljenje:
Najboljsi sinovi slovenske ju-
goslovanske matere so S pus-
ko v roki pisali novo zgodovino
nasih narodov.
"Zamisli 81: brez orozja, vca-
sih golimi rokami, brez MUM
CHE, brez obleke in veckrat brez
hrane, so sc postavili v bran
nemskemu motoriziranemu mill
tarizmu.
"Sam sem bill takih bojih
kot partizan, nlarsikaj sem sku-
sill in povem ii, da je kaj take
ga zmozen samo narod, XII sc
zaveda, da mu sledi pogin, &c
omaga.
"Nestete ofenzive, borbe, ma.
padi, vines pa tedni gladovanja
umiki in ranjenci, mi pa jurisa.
Ii in jurisali do image.
"Pokret pa je rastel liz dneva
v dan ter Sc krepil. Narod in
borci smo bill emo, ravno zatc
smo Sc krepili in znagali.
mo, danes Je borba ZaklJu'
5ena; lastnimi silami ter S
pomocjo ruske arm a de smc
osvojili in osvobodili vso Jugo'
Slavic tudi Primorsko Tr'
stom in Gorico. Bill sem ma Pri'
morskem v partizanih; letos
(1945) 1. maja, smo osvojili Tr
zic (Monfalcone). Ali 81 mores
misliti, da je sto partizanoI
osvobodilo mesto Trzic ter raz
orozilo samo tam 1000 Swallow
"Vi ste gotovo culi kaj O mas
soda tega gotovo ne, ker ste
predalec in ker je danes svetl
Sc ogromne reakcije, svetovnt
ceakcije, XII nam skusa kratit
pravice, XII smo 81 jih priborili
Skusajo nam odvzeti Trst, Gori
co, Primorsko, katere sin 81 tn
di I'll :!
"Povedal bi I'll rad, in to spo
roci tudi drugim Slovencem, d.
zelimo, da Sc vrnete nazaj v do
movino. Pri mas je kruha zs
vse dovolj, kljub ogromnem'
unicenju in opustosenju. Pri ma!
smo zaceli novo zivljenje. (bre;
jec in okovov).
"Te pozdravlja z iskrenim po
zdravom Tvoj necak
canton Peter Terpin.
> Referant "a umetnos
81. divizija, Novo mesto.
OPOMBA: - K temu je ire
ba pripomniti Sc naslednje: Mo
brat Josip Terpin, o kateren
; govori tn omenjeno pismo, j
oil rojen v Gorici 1893, kjer j
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 Hollywood, March 12-(UP)- goan Crawford, who won an aca- uerny award for her acting in story of divorce, started proceed- 1ngs today to divorce her third hus- band, actor Philip Terry.
 Mas Crawford, chosen last week ae best actress of 1045, said she would charge mental cruelty. !, She and Terry, a featured play CT, separated last December, end- ing q marriage the movie colony thought was one of It's happiest.
 Professional jealousy was believ- ed to have been factor in the separation. Miss Crawford and Ter ", who has not even been rurnored interested in anyone else, sprprised Hollywood with their marriage July 2l, 1042. Neither was a movie favor ite then. Terry is 37 and Miss Craw- ford is 30.
 The actress, who had been, in semi-retirement. climbed to starr dom for a second time with her comeback role in Mildred Pierce" ]" which won her the academy award
 The suit was filed late yesterday under their legal names of Lucille Kormann ys. Frederick Kormann by Attorney Neil Mccarthy, at whose Hidden Valley home they were married.
 Mccarthy said the suit asked for no alimony or community property.
 Miss Crawford is a legal guard ian of their two adopted children, Christine,6, and Christopher, 3.
 Studio officials said they could not reach Miss Crawford for com- mert.
 The divorce will be the third for Miss Crawford, former $30 a week chorus girl, who has been making movies eyer since they were si- lent Aickers,