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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-16
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Mrs. Betty Reed. 627 Eighth
Ave. No, returned Monday night,
May IL, from Cincinnati, Ohio,
where she visited her mother and
other relatives. She was gone for q
month.
Birthday Party: Mrs. GeOrgetta
Daley, 5O7 Lyndale Ave. No, was
hostess at a birthday party given
for her little granddaughter,
Sharon Grigsby, on her third
birthday. Sharon is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Grigsby,
2433 Fifth Ave. So, at whose home
the party was held. Her little
guests were Gerald, William, and
Harold Jackson, of St. Paul, and
Margaret, Patsy, Bonnie, and
Maurice Rhodes, William Thomas,
and Robert, David, and Asa Grigs-
by.
Mr.. Edward Beasley, Omaha,
Neb., spent Wednesday, May II,
in the city visiting his brother,
Mr.. Charles Beasley, Sr., 9O4 Bry-
ant Ave. N.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Boyd,
1888 Fourth Ave. So, left Thurs
day, May s, for Ironton, Ohio, to
spend Mothers day with Mrs.
Boyd's mother, Mrs. Ella Rogers.
They plan to stay for several weeks.
Donald Hogan. 5l4 Emerson
Ave. No, celebrated his birthday
Monday night, May ~, with a
group of his friends at the Twenty
Limited, GA Humboldt Ave. No.
Guests who attended were Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Martin, Misses
Francina Jackson, Gloria Foster,
Emma Roberts, Blossom Grimes,
Nicky Hammond, Eunice Brown,
Eloise Vassar, and Arlene Nc
Clarity; Messrs. William Steven
son, Grover Ingram, James Lass
ley, Albert Burgess, James Boyd.
Kenneth Beck, Edwin Sizer,
Charles Beasley, Bill Doyle, Stat
ford Lott, Felix Clardy, and For
rest Virgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney Young,
3640 Smelling Ave, were given a
surprise housewarming on Satur-
day night, May 10. The guests
present were Messrs. and Mes
DANES Earle Kyle, C. Hendon,
John Hutcherson, William Sea-
bron, Paul s. Curry, Tela Burt,
George Smith, Ashby Gaskins, and
DIR. and Mrs. E. p. Crump. The
evening was spent playing games.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-16

degrees Fahrenheit, running the
washer Ave to seven minutes for
lightly soiled white and light col
ors and all dark colors.
Heavily soiled white and light
colors should be washed in hotter
water for a longer period. Rinse
well. Clothes will not retain their
wilderness or clear color unless they
are rinsed thoroughly. In an auto
matte washer use a control setting
suitable for cottons. Light starch
ing improves the appearance Of cot
ton dresses and helps keep them
fresh and clean longer.
When hanging wet eolored cot
tons outdoors, you will help pre-
serve their cOlors by hanging them
in the shade. Before hanging
clothes, shake them TO remove as
many wrinkles as possible. Then
hang them either on a hanger or by
pinning to the line at the shoulders.
You will find this will save valuable
ironing time.
When ironing, set the control at
cotton" and follow the general
plan Of first ironing dry the sleeves,
colors, and belts. Then iron the
body Of the garment. II dresses
button down the front, iron around
the buttons, or turn the button side
down on a thick bath towel and
iron over It. And when ironing don't
forget your aim is TO iron the
wrinkles out not in.
In other words, all through the
summer and up until you put away
those cotton garments for use next
summer, you want as nearly as
possible to have them look rs they
did when you brought them out Of
the store. And you can do IL.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-16

albany board OF education. Robson sang and thel
announced he was going to retire from the concer
stage for several years devote his time to ectur
ing against "fascism."
Meanwhile in New YOrk's Harlem, il is re-
ported there is a rumOr going the rounds that the
Ieft-wing American Labor Party may run Robe
son for Congress against the recacitrant Rev.
Adam Clayton Powell The good Reverend, with
his usual disregard for prOprieties, has apparent
ly been more interested in having his picture
snapped peering fOndly at wife piano star Hazel
Scott and their acquisition TO the family
bassinet, than in pursuing the course mapped out
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-05-16

left for Chicago, Tuesday, May IS,
after spending several days with
his mother, Mrs. Julia Lewis, $50
Carroll Ave.
Visitor: Mrs. Emmett McIver of
Texarkana, Texas, undergoing a
!heckup at Mayo clinic, Rochester,
Mimi, was a weekend visitor of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Garland
Jamison, 944 St. Anthony Ave, and
the house-guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kirk, ST., 937 St. Anthony
Ave.
Mrs. Chester Oden, S5S Iglehart
Ave, spent two days in Winnipeg,
Canada, with her husband, Chester,
an employee of the Great Northern
railway. They were the guests of
Mr.. Oden's brother, a resident of
Winnipeg.
Mrs. Samuel r. Stephens of Chi
cago, ILL.,, was a visitor in the city
over the weekend Of her mother
in-law, Mrs. B. A. Stephens, 1881
Park Ave, daughter, Gene, a stu
dent at the University of Mime
sofa, and her brother, Mr.. Milton
G. Williams of Minneapolis. Mrs.
S. Stephens left for Chicago, Mon
day morning, May u.
The Young WOmen's club of St.
Philips Episcopal met Friday, May
9, at the home of Mrs. Halle Sal
ter, 1913 w. Central Ave. Mrs. Will
liam Goddette, president.
Home From Hospital: Mrs. Nj
rota B. Few, 1872 St. Anthony Ave,
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a patient in Miller hospital since
the latter part of April, returned
home Saturday, May 10.
Mrs. Jessie Coleman, daughter
Devonia Montgomery and her son,
Of 662 Rondo Ave, left Sunday
May II, for Chicago, Memphis and
other points south, where they will
spend few days visiting relatives
and friends.
The Earnest Workers club of Pill
grim Baptist church, met Friday,
May 9, with Mrs. Edmund D. Moore,
$50 lglehart Ave. Mrs. Charles
Hill Of 944 St. Anthony Ave, was
the winner Of the apron given away
by the club.
Third Anniversary: On Sunday,
May %, the usher board of Pilgrim
Baptist church will observe their
third anniversary, at services with
DR.. Forrest o. Virgins, professor
Of Philosophy, at the University
of Minnesota, as the principal
speaker.
Mrs. Clayton Harper of Phila-
delphia, Pa, is visiting in the city,
as the house-guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. B. Covington, co. ST. Anthony
Ave.
Mrs. Gertrude CLANCY of Seat
tie, Washington, left St. Paul May
5, after visiting with her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Danforth, 1913 Carroll Ave.
ST. PAUL SICK
AND SHUT-INS
Some of the sick and shut-ins Of
St. Paul:
Mrs. Hannah Duncan, GIG St.
Anthony Ave, Mr.. Monroe Dun
can, st. Joseph's hospital; Mrs.
Ella Reeves, 6l2 w. Central Ave. +:
Mr.. Howard Hunt, 9O8 Carroll
Ave; Mrs. Evelyn Howard, 1862
W. Central; Miss Gertrude James.
767 Rondo Ave; Mrs. Zula Tandy,
1913 lgIehart; Mrs. J. c. Sleet, $50
Aurora; Mr.. Joe Harris, 92O Mar
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they are cool and, oh, so practical.
II you would spend your money
wisely there are some things you
should know and remind yourself
Of when shopping. And even then,
unless you properly care for the
lovely purchases you have made,
your wardrobe will be a bit dis
appointing around the middle Of the
season.
Many textile laboratories have
given "the works" to cottons (al-
ready made up or by the Yard to
make sure they have the service
qualities that mean long life-qual-
tiles such as good color and free
dom from shrinkage and stretch
ing. To be sure they do this, look
for labels giving the information
you need. Let stores know you want
these buying guides; then more
manufacturer will use them. This
is an example Of what one Of these
tags will tell you.
Samples Of this fabric in red,
yellow, and green have been inves-
tigated in our laboratory with the
following results:
al. The colors were highly re-
sistant to light fading.
20. The colors showed good re-
sistance to washing.
"3. The shrinkage did not exceed
l per cent in laundering. A dress
made Of this fabric, in this style,
was Numbered satisfactorily by
hand and machine.
"SanforiZed 49, fabric shrinkage
not more than l per cent"
You will find that fabrics so tag
ged can be washed by hand, in an
automatic or up-to-date non-auto-
matte washer, or by a good COM
mercial laundry. In a non-automa-
tic washer use water about 100
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Miss TheOla Moore, sister of
Mrs. Samuel FAINT of 4S2 St. An
thony Ave, arrived in the city,
April %, to take up residence here.
The l.. L. club will meet Monday,
May 10, with Mrs. A. w. Jordan,
SAT W. Central Ave, at 1880 p. m.
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In Hospital: Mrs. Rhedus Flet-
cher of GAG Rondo Ave, is a patient
in Miller hospital, where she under
went a minor operation.
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q BY NEIL D0DSOn RUSSELL

Paul Robson his chance Albany Y
after the supreme ruled his basis
technca involving the renting of public school
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Jean Frances Curry, daughter Of
Mrs. Helen Curry, 2l1 W. S2nd St.,
Minneapolis, and Claude D. Jack
son, 2l8 Ronde Ave, St. Paul, son
Of Mrs. Alice Jackson, will take
their marriage vows Saturday,
June 7.
The ceremony will take place at
IL a. m. at st. Leonard's Catholic
church, Minneapolis. Rev. L. A.
Hirman, rector, will officiate.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Willie The Poo
BY LOUIS BERG

name for him. He calls her Mousse, with
matchboxes to suit.
Mousse" is not Myrna 10y. People who
have watched the Powell-Loy husband-and-
wife combination on the screen for more
than a decade tend to conclude that the
two are actually married. Powell gets many
letters asking his advice on marital diff
culties. He finds some irony in this, since
his screen union with Miss 10y has lasted
longer than any of his actual marriages.
He was married and divorced twice in quick
order before his present marriage to Diana
Lewis in 1910. She is "Mousie" red
haired, petite, very pretty, much younger
than he but not much cutter.
cadgets Everywhere
THOUGH he played the part of the late
Clarence Day Senior to the hilt in the screen
version of Life With Father" Powel's
idea of domesticity is the very antithesis OF
the Day household. When he owned his own
home, it was a madhouse of unnecessary
gadgets designed to make his guests un-
comfortable. It had charcoal gills in every
room - just in case of rain - and acoustics
that permitted person in any room to hear
clearly what was being said about him IN
the next. It also boasted one of the largest
swimming pools in Hollywood, which Powell
never used.
II built it because the doctor said need
ed exercise. figured dash to the pool OF
Evening star., 1947-10-12

Mr.. Powell's private life
is a lot like his Thin Man
role in the movies. But his
wife is NOT Myrna Loy...
AFTER 80 years in Hollywood, William
N Powell, of Thin Man fame, knows the
town mainly through its back doors. Holly
wood is his home, but he has to sneak
around in it like fugitive from the law.
This is not because he has anything to
hide, but is due entirely to his great and
enduring personal popularity. Powell usually
leaves hotel. theater OF restaurant by
side and secret exit known only to himself
and the help. When he goes shopping it is
via a passageway used ordinarily by clerks
or delivery men.
Does he find this circuitous life trying?
No. In community of false fronts, he says,
the back door is apt to be the only real one.
Powell in real life is not unlike Nick
Charles on the screen. He is urbane,
suave, witty - though naturally not
quite as witty as his script writer's. He
claims he is getting too old to play the
dashing detective, but he acts the role
privately with undiminished spirit.
His personal matchbox covers are good
example. They are decorated with a draw
ing of a self-satisfed cat called mr. Poo"
(see Mustration). Mr.. Poo is his wife's pet
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28

tam coin, Sc prepeljali preko re-
ke v Menges X teti.
Radi posledic podhranjenosti
"a casa okupacije, je Janez zbo-
lei ma jetiki. Januarja 1947 je bill
sprejet v okrevalisce. Ker So
Nemci domaco hiso zazgali, nj
majo otroci niti donna niti star
Sew.
Schonherr Josef, rejen 6 .av-
gusta 1885 v Veikem Gaju v Ba-
natu oce je bill ''folksdojcer,"
jugoslovanski drzavljan, XII je "a
casa okupacije stopil v nemsko
vojsko. Sedaj Sc nahaja v vol
nem ujetnistvu v Romuniji. Ma
ii je umrla 1916. Ostali so trije
otroci sami. Ljudska oblast Sc
je v TEN, kakor v vseh drugih
slucajih ne glede ma to, da so
bill njihovi starisi sovrazniki, "a
otroke zavzela prav tako, kakor
da bi bill to otroci padlih donna
eih borcev. Josef, XII je slabokr-
ven, je prisel februarja 1947 v
(okrevalisce.
Schellinger Peter, Tomas in
Andreas so trojcki, rojeni leta
1929 v Palanki. Oce jim je bill
jugoslovanski drzavljan nemske
narodnosti in je bill re v preda-
prilski Jugoslaviji Clan nemske-
ga Kulturbunda in kot tax clan
pete kolone, XII je cd znotraj sno-
Dalje ma 3. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28

Nj potrebno posebno omenjati stremljenja Winstona
Churcha On je predstavnk angeskh orijev, glas uni
raocega angleskega nperijazma in duhovni voda sve
tovne reakcije Churchill veruje mir Churchill pr
znava nobene pravce do svobode in neodvsnosti
dom XII rgajo posedne okove kolonianega suzen
stva. Churchill przna nobene nujnos ekononskih in
socijanih spremenb Ia MEGA vela geso: kolonaln
rodi mai ostanejo koonaln narod ekonomsko zasuznen
narod, maj osanejo ekonosko zasuzneni narod, Soviet
sko je treba potisniti naza in jo novim Zedne
nem evropskimi drzavami vedno drzati sahu Toda z
druge stran e Wallace povzdignl svoj glas mir svetu
neesar drugega kot mir sveu Nasprot 81 stojita
diva cloveka cd katerih prv nastopa vlog vonega hui
skaca, drugi vog zagovornika miru Churchila podpi
rao razn reakconarc in onarhist fasst in sovraznik
vsakega progresa oni trusti in veki business druge
stran pa ina Wallace sebo fronto vse tish, XII
jejo svet brez sovrastva, mir in progress.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28

Kristanov veeer in Sansove
p1iredbe "a casa kongresa

Cleveland, Ohio. - Ia cas- a
SANSovega kongresa koncem
maja Sc bodo v Slovenskem ma
rodnem domu zopet odigravali
vazni dogodki v obliki raznih
priredb, katere je potrebno prav
ma siroko razlagati, da bono o
teh vsi dobro informirani. Skup-
ne SANSove podruznice so
aranzirale oh tenn casu sledece
priredbe:
v eetrtek veeer, 20. maja
Sprejem zunanjih gostov.
v petek zvecer, 80. maja: Va
rijetni program, govorili bodo
predstavniki SANSa in move Jul
goslavije. Povabljeni so ma So
delovanje lokalni pevski zbori.
Vstopnina je $1.00.
V soboto veeer, 81. maja: Pies
v zgornI dvorani. V spodnji
dvorani bo priredba v pocast
SANSovega predsednika Etbi-
ma Kristana oh njegovi 8O-letni-
ci.
V nedeljo popoldne, 1. junija
DO otvoritveni piknik Cleveland.
ske federacije SNPJ ma svoji
rekreacijski farmi.
To je le kratek pregled ten
vaznih priredb, "a casa zboro-
vanja, "a katere moramo po-
skrbeti, da bodo res uspesne.
Danes je potrebno poudarjati
ma priredbo v poeast E. Krista-
ma in sieer, da 81 rezerviramo in
posezemo po vstopnicah. Odbor
mora v naprej vedeti kaksna
udelezba DO, da We stvari pripra-
viii. Vstopnice Sc dobijo pri
SANSovih zastopnikih ali pa pri
,odborovem tajniku Ludviku
Medvesku, 64O9 ST. Clair Ave.
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
Brez dvoma boste menoi So
glasali, da je Kristan med nami
eden najveejih dusevnih oseb-
nosti. Njegovo zivljenje je plo-
donosno. ze mad pol stoletja viii.
ii svoj svetal mec, z govori in
tiskano besedo mad vsem, kar
ponizuje eloyeka in ga drzi niz.
ko v suzenjstvu. Kot delavski
izpovednik uei ljudstvo vero v
sebe in svejo moe, katera jih po-
vede v lepse dni. Njegova bese-
da je neponirljva - mogocna
je in preroska. 70 smo, vedno
opazili, v njegovih govorih in
bogati zbirki njegovih del. To
smo opazili tudi "a casa Jug.
Rep. Zdruzenja, ko je vrsil mad
vse vazno misijo, "a kar 81 je
pridobil nepozabnih zaslug.
Vtkal je v ia bojevni prapor
J.R.Z. enakost, pravico in sve-
bodo, drobno seme, katero je
pablo ma rodovitna tia in sklilo.
Danes, ko je domovina v pre-
rojenju in postaja vse to meso
in kri, Sc pridruzujemo nasemu
jubilantu, da mu oh 8O-letnici
tastitamo ma njegovem plodo-
nosnem ziyljenju.
Leo. Poljsak.
ID
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-28

ne SINE biti mirna, dokler te ST.
rote ne bodo imele vsega, kar
imajo tisti, XII so o vojnih grozo-
tab brali samo v easopisih.
v Ljudski republiki Sloveniji
je 1851 sirot padlih borcev IN
$rtev fasisticnega nasilja. ia
enmilijonski narod je to ogrom-
no stevilo! Ten sirotam zagoto-
viii eksistenco je bila ena izmed
prvih nalog, XII 81 jih je zastavila
drzava. Izvrsevanje teh nalog pa
zahteva vedno novih gmotnih
sredstev. Slovenija pa nj bogata.
sirom slovenske domovine' Sc
stole rusevine stotisocerih po-
zganih domov. Porusena so bila
naselja, po nekod cele pokrajine,
tako da je bilo treba z novim
|gospodarstvom zaceti takorekoc
il mic.
Kljub vsem tezkim bremenom
|je vlada sirotam zagotovila
skromno existence. Toda ma
vseh koncih Sc vsega primanj-
kuje. Najtezje je z obleko, obut-
WHO in sanitetnim materialom.
Industrija Sc ne more proizvaja-
tt dovolj "a kritje vseh domacih
potreb.
Toda sirote je treba preskrbe-
ii, jih vzgojiti v postene in sa-
mostojne delovne ljudi.
Sleherno clovesko cutee clo-
vek sc ma them sramuje svojega
blagostanja in svoje srece, ko
We, da je ma tenn svetu oh tenn
casu Sc tolike ubogih in nesrec-
nih otrocicev, XII imajo komaj
najnujnejse "a zivljenje in XII Jim
.je re njihovo najintimnejso last
nino-spomine ma njihove maj
drazje, zlocinski morilec oskru-
nil in opljuval. Duse teh otrok
so odprte rane, XII jih more obliz
miloscine pac skriti, ne pa
ozdraviti. Ne priloznostna milo
Selma, ampak organizirana akci-
ia "a pomoc tenn sirotam je edi-
ma dostojna poeastitev spomina
padlih borcev, XII so idejo visje
cenili cd lastnega zivljenja.
Med sirotami je mnogo zdrav'
stveno ogrozenih in bolnih, XII SO
potrebni stalne zdravniske nege.
Nastanjeni SO v mladinskih
okrevaliscih Gosd-MartuljeE in
Preddvor ma Gorenjskem. Raz'
umljivo je, da so bile te sirote "a
casa okupacije, ko je re itak
primanjkovalo hrane, Sc prav
posebej izpostavljene pomanjka-
nju in lakoti. V njihovih telesih
je bacil tuberkuloze pricel svojo
razdiralno delo. Tudi nj cudno,
da je med mimi mnogo zivcno
bolnih ,neuroticnih otrok. Pri-
zorom fasisticne bestialnosti SO
bill Sc zivci odrastlega cloveka
komaj kos.
Ko Sc z mimi razgovarjas, Sc
pred teboj odvija pretresljiv
film, vrstijo Sc zgodbe, kakrsne
smo v prejsnjih cash poznali le
il senzacionalnih pustolovskih
romanov in il zgodovine, ko Sc
Sc odigravale ma prelomnicah
zgodovinskih dogajanj podobne
vendar z daleka mani krvolocne
scene, kakor v "civiliziranem'
20. stoletju.
Odvijmo film, da nam stece
pred ocmi, pustimo, da slike sa.
me spregovorijo, poslusaj jmo
kako nam skopih besedah brez
olepsevanja in brez pretvarje'
MIA pripovedujejo zgodbe svoVh
zivljenj in boleein.
stremljenja Winstons
ik angleskih torijev, glas uni
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|OTROCI-MUCENIkI

V krvavi borbi "a osvoboditev
izpod fasisticnega jarma je mali
slovenski narod, XII steje komaj
mad en- million dus, doprinesel
strahotne zrtve. Okupator je po-
bijal slovenski zivelj 2 name
nom, da ga do kraja iztrebi. Ma
cisti v v.svoji bolestni domislja-
vosti pac MISC razumeli, da 81
stevilcno tako neznaten narodic
upa MIN, XII so nastopali sa-
modopadljivi vlogi zavojeval-
cev Europe, nuditi tako zilav in
neizprosen odpor. Streljali so
talce ma tekocem traku, krema-
toriji v koncentracijskih tabori-
Seth so nenasitno goltali neclo-
vesko izmucena telesa sloven-
skin rodoljubov, z dreves so nj
hala trupla ljudi, XII Sc niti "a
ceno lastnega zivljenja MISC ho-
tell ukloniti sovraznikovemu ma
silju. Zemlja je zehtela cd krvi
pobitih talcev, XII je z njihovimi
znanimi in neznanimi grobovi
gosto posejan krizev pot sloven-
ske osvobodilne borbe. Svetovni
javnosti SO grozodejstva fash
sticnega osvojevalca mad pod
jarmljenimi narodi znana. Ne
pQpisno ogorcenje je preplavilo
yes svobodoljubni svet, ko je bill
z zrnago zavezniskega orozja fa-
sizem do kraja razgaljen.
Ia nami so sedaj strahote, oh
katerih sc mora vest clovestva
zgroziti' pred usodno odgovor-
nostio napram zrtvam fasisticne
pozivinjenosti, XII je teptala maj
osnovejse zakone clovecnosti in
Sc posmehovala mednarodnim
konvencijam. Scene, XII sprem-
ljajo pohod nacisticnih "kultu-
ronoscev" in njihovih pomaga-
cev, bi bile vredne zloglasnih
zavojevalcev, XII nam njih 60
vori zgodovina in XII so kla-
MEM otrok in zena ovekovecili
svojo sramoto. Silk zverinsko
pomorjenih otfok bi lahko nani-
zali cele galerije. Nekatere cd
teh fotografij so nash pri ujetih
sovraznikih, XII so jih smell in
shranili ocividno z namenom, da
svoja "kulturna" dejanja obva-
rujejo pozabljenja. Druge pa so
skrivaj fotografirali nasi ljudje.
Toda mrtvih nj vec mogoce
obuditi v zivljenje.
! Ia ziyljenja, XII SO jih dali
borci "a svobodo vseh sedaj Ii
viii, pa sc ne more dovolj oddol-
ziti tiste, XII so kri njihove krvi,
dedici njihovega zivljenja in
hotenja. To so vojne sirote, otro-
ci zrtev fasisticnega nasilja, XII
so ostali kot ziva dedi$6ina fa$i-
stiGme okupocije. To so sirote, XII
Jim odseva nenaravna resnoba
il molce ocitajocih oci, XII so pre-
zgodaj videle EVER cloveku.
Sirote, XII Jim je srce cd groze
zledenelo in Sc postaralo in je v
MEM "a vedno ubita lepota spo-
minov. Sirote, XII Jim je drobovje
stisnil blazen krc in Jim je "a
vselej legel mrzel kamen ma du-
SO, ko je pred njihovimi ocmi Oh
zaru gorece hise tolpa bolj I'VE
rem kakor ljudem podobnih sla-
dostrastnikov klala oeeta in ma
ter ter metala Sc live ljudi v
ogenj. Sirote, XII vedo, da jedo
kruh tuje mize in Jim je smeh-
ljaj zato tako grenak.
Vest kulturnega cloveka ka-
terekoli narodnosti in S katerega
koli kontinenta, pac ne more in
Nj potrebno posebno OF
Churchilla. On je predstavn
rajocega angleskega inperij
tovne reakcije. Churchill ne
znava nobene pravice do S
dom, XII danes trgajo posledn