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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
Teachers Aiding
War Effort Plan

WASHINGTON. Msr.-tANP)-
Response 10 the recent request OF
the secretary. OF agriculture. Claude
r. Wicksrd. that rural and small
town schools organize 10 help with
food production 1943 has been great
~ stimulated among Negroes by the
effective leadership Of Jeanes teach
ers.
The program for developing in
tensive assistance with Jesnes
teachers was planned during re-
cent conference held in the Office
OF President Arthur D. Wright Of
the Southern Education foundation,
Washington, and attended by z. A.
Miller, c. F. Clark and A. l.. Hol-
sey all OF the Southern division,
AAA.
Following this conference. Presi-
dent Wright addressed a letter TO
the Jeanes teachers in which he
said:
Representatives OF the AAA have
asked that We cooperate with them
in stimulating increased production
and conservation OF food on the
part OF families In your several
counties. You will receive within
a very few days letter from /. w.
Duggsn. director, southern division,
AAA, about this matter. This is
very definitely part OF your gov
ernments Win-the-War program.
and am sure you will wish TO CO.
operate with them"
Since the war work Of the Jeanes
teachers already includes such &C.
tivities as school gardens and school
lunches, selling war stamps and
bonds, salvaging rubber and scrap
metal. their response to the letters
from Mr.. Wright and Mr4Duggan
was immediate and whole-hearted.
A typical response came from
Mariana. Fla, where the Jeanes
teacher, Mrs. Ella Washington Crit
fin, and the Negro County agent,
T. A. Harris have jointly staged
War Bond and Food Production
rally at the Mariana Court house.
Miss Mary J. Gardner. Jeanes
teacher OF Monroeville. Ala, thank
ed Mr.. Duggsn for "the summary
OF helpful facts which you sent me-"
las Jeanes teachers" continued Miss
Gardner. I'VE need all the help we
can get in order TO keep our people
informed OF our duty as home
front soldiers"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
DR.. Careers :
Successor
To St. Louis

ST. LOUIS Mo.-A group
OF more than 80 persons
gathered in one of the assem-
bly, rooms OF the Pine street
Y.M.C.A. here last week at the
invitation OF three public spirited
youths. and pledged their support
10 one OF the greatest events ever
to be tagged in greater st. Louis.
The three. Albert A. Glenn and
Charles Gunnell. employees OF the
Curtiss- Wright corporation and
Joseph c. Chapman OF the person.
mel department OF the same con-
Germ, announced that they had COM
pleted plans which they will present
70 Austin w Curtis Jr.. successor IN
the late DR. George Washington
Carver. in the Municipal Audi
forum. Sunday afternoon. April IL.
The entire assembly. which repre-
sented over 5000 persons, was
unanimous in its approval OF the
event. which has been planned to
better economic and race relations
at Curtiss-Wright and make a sig
able contribution TO the Carver
Memorial foundation at Tuskegee.
Elmer v Mosee. prominent civic
leader. who has been appointed
chairman OF the citizens committee.
explained that the idea. a BRAIN
child OF Glenn. would also include
the music OF the Kenneth Billups'
Legend Singers and the musical unit
OF Max Steingel.
The expenses have been taken
care OF by the employees Of Curtiss-
Wright and pledges for 1000 Of the
$500 tickets OF the auditorium have
been made by them.
City officials including Mayor
William Dee Becker. who will make
the welcome address. have pledged
their support 10 the affair.
Among the groups represented at
the meeting were: the Mound City
Bar Association, the Greater st.
Louis Lodge. 1912. lBP.OEW. the
Ministerial Alliance. the League OF
Women Voters, the Kappa Alpha
Psi fraternity, the Pullman shop en-
pioyees, the March on Washington
committee, he, Brotherhood OF
Sleeping Car Porters. the Parent
Teachers Association the Phyllis
Wheat!ey YWCA.. where a recep-
ton Will be held following the pub
lie presentation.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
REPENT OR PERISH

Our Lord told the people Of His
day who thought themselves better
than others except ye repent ye
shall all perish. Luke 1885. In
the same chapter at verse % some
asked Him who or how many
would be saved. Our Lord replied.
Strive 10 enter in at the strsigt
gate: for many will seek 10 enter
in and shall not be able. When
once the Master hath risen up and
hath shut the door. and ye begin
10 stand without and TO knock say
ing, Lord, Lord open unto us; and
He shall answer l know you not,
depart from Me all we workers OF
iniquity. There shall be weeping
and crashing OF teeth. when ye
shall see Abraham and Isaac and
Jacob and all the prophets in the
Kingdom of God. and you your-
selves thrust out Luke l3:23-29.
This is very solemn warning
from the Lord Jesus Himself. He
shed His blood and died for our
sins, so that all who truly repen,
and believe on Him should not per-
ism but have everlasting life. Jshn
3.l6. We cannot escape the dam
nation OF He'll If we neglect or re-
ject so great salvation. II won't
do to join some Church and then
live like the devil. We must be
born again by faith in Christ Then
we can and will live for His glory
and love and serve God and our
fellowmen day by dsy.-B NJ Not
tsRe radio preacher and Bible
teacher.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
-WESTSIDEDETROIT
Bv BETTE ELLINGTON 6716 vinewood Avenue

much rather listen. yet I will try
TO speak briefly on a few current
topics.
The chairman OF the program
asked me to tell about my trip to
Mt. Vernon and through George
Washingtons Home.
Members OF the club who attend
ed the breakfast included Maude
Malone, from Romulus. Mich. Lula
NJ. York. Theo Holman, Carrie
Johnson, and Mary L. Williams.
w. Brown, and E. Todd are listed
on the Clubs indisposed list. Willie
l.. Jackson is Club pres. and Theo
Holman.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
RELIGION N.
Council OfChurches
/ To Meet In Memphis

: MEMPHIS. Mar.-(ANP) - The
executive committee OF the Negro
Frsternal Council OF Churches in
America has completed the pro-
gram for the annual meeting 10 be
held here April %. 20. and 80 The
executive committee will meet at
. p. m. on the first day. The gen.
eral theme of the meeting Is The
Negro church Organizing to meet
present day and post war problems ="
The annual address will be deliv-
cred by Bishop J. A. Bray OF Chi
esgo.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
s Injured In Georgia
Bus Mishap On Road

AUGUSTA, Ca-Eight persons
were slightly injured last Sunday
morning when Greyhound bus
running out OF Columbia. S. c.. in
Augusta, left the pavement on
highway No, /, just beyond Schultz
Hill, two miles from the city.
Mrs. Francis Mead OF Halifax,
N. c, was the only passenger of
the "a in the bus who required hos
pital- treatment
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
IN MEMORlAMS

.In-loying memory OF our dear
mother. Mrs. Margaret Camp, who
passed away March Is. l94l.
Deep in our hearts lies picture
OF a loved one laid 10 rest.
il memory's frame we will keep II,
Because She was one OF the best.
Sadly missed by Mr.. and
b Mrs Sidney Bell. Willie James
Bell. grandson, Detroit. Mich;
and Mr.. and Mrs Roscoe
Y Camp. Memphis. Tenn.
IN loving remembrance OF our
dear mother. Mary Taylor. who
passed away eight years ago,
March q. 1885.
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stilled.
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled
Sadly missed by husband
Oscar; daughters. Ray. Will;
and Sadie and son. Franz
williams.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
wOMAN'S DAY CELEBRATION

The second Annual Woman's Day
celebration was held at Chapel Hill
Baptist church, 540i W. Kirby Sum
day afternoon. which time a
varied program was enjoyed by
many visitors. Rev. c. M. Newton
Is pastor OF the church. Mrs. E. B.
Bronson was the guest speaker and
several musical selections high
lighted by a piano solo by Lucille
Jones. were featured on the pro-
gram.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
SOJOURNER TRUTH
STUDY CLUB


The Sojourner Truth Art and
Study Club held their first meeting
Of the month at the Y.W.C.A., with
Mrs. Russell as hostess; Mrs. Soles
also entertained this month.
The next meeting Of the club will
be at the home of Mrs. Mitchell
The club is planning a tea exhibit
later in the Spring.
PLEASANT SUNDAY
AT ST. JAMES CHURCH
Sunday afternoon, March %, will
be Pleasant Sunday at st. James
CINE. Church. Wylie Mae Will
liams will be guest artist, and will
be assisted by Grace Chapel c. II
E. Church choir. Others who will
appear on program will include
Ciriam Tinsley, reading; Rosie Lee
Barrett Julia Mae Young, Classic
Wilson and Celia Ellis, contralto.
Yolande Maddox, directress; the
Rev. ]. NJ. Pettigrew. PASTOR.
Errors exerted by misunderstood
ing. or malice. seem 10 be a hard
/ thing 10 overcome. Last week one
OF our very intelligent women,
through an error, turned off one
who is also OF very high intellec-
tual cslibre. A delegate elected by
the women's Auxiliary OF Ford Lo-
cal 600 TO go with the Committee
on Camp and Welfare TO Fort Gus
ter. This woman who has learned
by study and experience to become
good union woman lost a part Of
her days work TO go down to the
Lucy Thurman YWC.A. to make
reservations for the trip to For
Custer. And through some mistak.
en- conception she was told by thu
one who happened TO be in charge
that the trip was for colored Womer
only, And refused to take her sp
plication..
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
Ga. Child Hurt
By Salesman's Auto

WAYNESBORO. Ga. - Carrie
Lou Crawford. fve-year- dsugh.
ter OF Rev. and Mrs. D. E. Crawford,
was struck by a car driven by q
salesman, H. Langhsm Of Savannah,
last week.
The child ran In front OF the
automobile. She was sent TO .
Millen hospital
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
ARTISTS IN
SPRING RECITALS

fists were presented in recital last
week. They were Yolande Mad
dox, dramatic soprano. and S. Lu'
berta Woodfork. Although a con
dititon over which ! did not con
troll prevented me from being pres
ent, the pleasure OF knowing our
own artists were again presented to
Detroit music lovers urges us 10
mention the presentations OF the
artists whose voices, I'VE all love
TO hear"
YOLANDE MADDOX
Yolande Maddox was presented
in her spring recital at the Detroit
Institute OF Arts, Tuesday evening,
under the auspices of Grace Chapel
CINE. Church And George L.
Knox is her very competent man.
ager who has continued to keep the
artist before various audiences Of
music lovers We all know Yolan-
de Maddox is one OF Detroit's own
outstanding singers. and through
her beautiful singing, as we'll as her
kindIinesS,. she has gained many
friends, not only here in Detroit
but in other cities many music
lovers look forward TO hearing her
in recital.
S. LUBERTA WOODWORK
S. Luberta Woodfork was pre-
sented in her spring recital on Fri
day night Of last week. She has
rightfully gained her recognition as
a guest soloist, with a lovely sopra-
no voice 10 which is charming to
listen. She has been presented
many times before audiences, and
critics have acclaimed her as one
who sings from the soul. as we'll as
the way in which she displays the
technique developed through the
many years Of training. The recital
was given at Ebernezer Church.
MRS. COOPER INDISPOSED
Mrs. Harriet Cooper Of 1859 Amer
lean, has been indiSposed for few
weeks, and her attending physician
has ordered her 10 stay confined tC
bed for a few more days. Mrs
Cooper has bravely carried on will
her four children ever since he
husband passed few years ago.
She expects 70 soon resume he
duties in the school room, as sh,
is a teacher in the Detroit publ
school system.
ON VACATION
Mrs. Lena White OF Cairo I'll, an,
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Barker. Sr
OF Roosevelt avenue. are now visit
ing in Ssndusky, Ohio. Mrs. Bar
ker will 20 with her mother {
Cairo. Mrs Whites home.
yACATIONED IN CHICAGO
Arthur Poplar OF $500 Beechwooc
has returned home from Chicago
IL. where he spent his vacation.
The Arodnap Club met at III
home OF Willie jackson
20l0 Sherman Street, Monday !
delicious breakfast was reported
to have been served by the hostess
And the group also reported tht
they were delightfully."- entertaine
:, by an interesting talk made by IN
Rev. Mr. McClain whose presenc
was a surprise. to The club, and tina
those who were absent really MISE
q treat
The group has completed plar
for their annual tea 10 be given Z
J the women's club Federation {
Clubs Building Sunday afternoon Z
which tea your columnist has bee
asked TO be among the speaker
and thanks for the invitation, ther
are so many interesting things no
going on one hardly knows whs
! 10 TAX about. Yours truly Woul
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
THIS AND THAT

British bakers were restricted
70 three shapes of loaves in 1913,
closing year of World War l.
The Peruvian cormorant is the
most valuable bird in the world.
1t produces guano.
Seventy per cent of the wild
swans OF this hemisphere winter
at Lake Mattamuskeet, n. c.
President Roosevelt speaks at a
rate varying from 100 to $50 words
4 minute.
During July, 1910, Is people
were killed every hour by acci-
dents in the United States.
Caves of perpetual ice are found
under the lava flows along High
way 90 in western New Mexico.
Although the summer tempera-
ture may reach 100 degrees, the
ice in the caves does not melt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
1eiepk 6. 8reiteniteirt
M's Erdiibent Der @odp @iber
Sanbelsfammer ae,uGblt.

Ser in beutidJen &reiien befannte
Rehtsanipalt SoIeph 6. 8reitenltein
NJ als Eraiioent ser Hpdp Hioer &an=
Nelsfammer geapdblt troroen Gr mar
lpabreno oem lesten &rieg Ser. Staa-
in Silfsoiitriftampalt. Gr bot ieine
.feftsfan5lei inn Union Commerce
8ebGloe uno int iebr oft i'm SosiaIen
Surnperein 81 leben. Seine betagte
9t1ltter, Iaria 9reitenItein, ltarb am
3. Sanunr i'm Ilter bon Sc ,sabren
IN Canton, Sbio, mo tie bon ser ct.
Yeters fatboliiden Stride aus sm
@rabe getragcn tpuroe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
NNS perienet fa,,i
Nhiet,>u-8cete

Sonoon. s(lliierte ;slngseuee, sic
balTen 5luei @eleit5iige 81 perteibigen,
baben ba5u beigetrage1l. baB bieie Sc.
leitsiige nit 9eringeren Serluiten emf.
!peber in Gnalano ooer 8uBlano an
famen. Die 8eleit5iiee iparen idpper
5eipa6t uno trotoem erifien bie u
@oote oieialben an. 2ie 3slss geelei-
trna aber 5eist audi Sie @ihtigteit
Sie'er 8eleit5iise. gs spurbe nun be-
rihtet, oab sic Ssl,lgseuge bauernS
zine Totrouille biloeten un6 ieoes
l1@oot nit Sie1bomben belegte. eln
Gelfleden ilnb ailf Dem Meere auf-
taufenoen 8erlt seigte an, baB Die
Jlng5euge grfolae er5ielten. Sic adbls
ten irid,t ,peniaer ais 5 l1.9oote als
oernidtet. Gieielben ,purSen meiFtens
iiberraid,t, tpenn lie ibre 9atterien
aufdMrgten, 5. b. Glcftri5itGt burd)
Id}nelles lleberiabren sufiisten. 0as
crite @al in ser 8eid,itte oieies 8rie-
ges CAB aber audi oie eneIiide Momi-
ralitdt befannt, oaB &erluIte in bielen
@eleitsiigen 5u per5eid,nen iparen.
Die Slieser sparen oauerno in Der
Suit unb mnnfe niht lpeniaer OILS
16 Stunben. Sb oie Slue5e,,se einer
,SlieSeugtrdger in ser Witte ser
@eleit5iige bntten, miro niht befann.
eegeben.
Sampa, ssla. Sld,t Matroien uno
Elm fleines adbhen maren oie lie.
berbletbiel eines fleinen perienften
nprspegiId,en Sanoelsihiffes, oie i'm
ltlantif eerettet .purben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
4tppeSretise Gteatee
.Smmortal Serseant" beginnt beate
1onnerstag, ben 22. MpriI.

6eute beeinalt bas Sippoorome
lbeater einen neuen Gor,GiIm be.
titslt yssmmortnl Sergeant, Elm aiif.
reaenbes Drama aus Dem @iilten-
frieg, Ser gum DritiId,en Siee in 81.
bna fiibrtc, nit Senrp Gonba uno
Maureen SSara in 5iteIrollen, un-
teritiibt bon oen Sdnulpielern 9bo-
mas Mitdea, aapu Soslpn uno Re
ginaIb Gardner.
Dies lit elm Iebenstperter sSilm, ser
Seipeiit no Die @eoanfen ser Sol6a.
tcn llegen 5miifen angriHen uno
.!,lbeitano tpdbreno iie in Mfrifa
tampfen uno lit baliert aui elmer No-
nelle geihrieben bon Ssobn 8robp.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22

,ssn @irflidfeit 9luieritanSen!
uno fiibte lie nad) alter rlrililher Git.
re orei Mal.
Yroieiior Sames, Ser iett aber
aur1 all bas mitsenommen puroe,
iab ba i'm Stllbl, fern bon alien lmb
bctete uno confte Gem, ser al oas
nSglid) mafte.
Sour Mr. 9auis apar inrmer nod
in ieinem Stubl lmo NIT ieiner llbr.
fette beidGftigt, oof) Seine sl,lgell
iparen feudt uno feline biinnen 2ip-
pen mlr,nelten elm faum pernebm-
bares rSSn @irflidfeit stuferitan.
oen!" in rufiiid.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
2lue 1,.Hef, HcuarHs
sper>ett cpafricrt

2onoon. Die bollGnbilhe 9sufrid)'
tenagent,r Mneta erfldrte, oaB oic
>eutifen 8ehoroen sic Goafuierung
cIler bollGnbiihen Ssuoen nit Musnab.
me jener in slmlteroam angeoronel
hoben. Die Suoen perSen pom %.
S(nrtl an in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &C..
hradt peroen. BUR 3eit ser Snpalion
muroe oie iiioiide geo0lferlmg Sol,
ianos auf 10000 Seelen be5iffert
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-04-22
6iraaH bat g ,tiett eilie
NIT tte,.er Heeiertite

9onoon Sn elmer in 2onbon Der.
offentlid,ten Senfihrift an General b
8nulle peiit @en. Senri @iralo sen
@eoanfen zines propilorild)en fran.
Soiiid)en &egines nit Dem 8elnerfei
,!!riid, oaB sic Grridt,rng elmer legi.
timen &esierl,ng fir 6ranfreitb aii
sic 8efreiung bes Mutterlanoes .par,
ten miiiie. Sir oie 3ipiidenseit rGi
GSirauo sic griftilng zines States
5ur ~susiibung ser fran3oliiden
Souperanitdt uno &ontroue iiber sic
.uirtihaftlifen &rGfte Ser lleberiee-
8ebiete" Dor.
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bluiplasma fuer Armee und Floite

ben 81 retten. Sober ein5elne @lut-
ipenber fam nit Med)t itol5 6arauI
iein, ser Mrmee unb Ser Nation Ell.
men ipertncIlen 3ienit geleiitet 81
bnben.
vSulianilamio lit sroBartie", er-
flarte fiir5lih Elm Irst. &ein anSe.
res Mittel pirft 10 Id)nea gegeil
Snfeftionen. aber penn Ser Eatient
tot lit, fam peber SulianilamiA
nod ser bette Gbirur9 belien. Ees.
balb brauhen mir 10 oringeno 9lut.
plasma, um Die 0ertpunoeten am
9ebeu gu erbolten. Damn fonnten
mir lie bebonoeln unb beilen.
9toh ME in ser @eid)ihte Der
Weoi3in lit cine slftion bon iolbem
l1mfane uno iolher @ebeutllng I'M
ternommen woroen. Yian periufe
sod, MIR iid por5uitellen. mas es
beiBt.. 100000 Hint 9lut abSu-
sapien, 81 prdpariereu rno IN
isorm pon Elosma BIS in o!e emf
lesenoiten 8infel ser Groe 81 idif
fen. I'm oieie ungebeure aufgabe
eriolgreid,. uno seitsereht 81 betpdl.
tiaen, bat bas slmeritaniIde Gote
9rer5 in 33 grDBeren Stdoen eieene
8lutipenbesentralen eirgerihtet mS
auHcroem 80 MOBILE 9lutiammel.
tolonnen orgoniliert, sic in Ser I'M,
geblug oieier StGote orbeiten. sn
uns olcn liegt cs oieie aftion, por
oeren @elingen oas Seben unierer
Sobne. 8riioer uno SSreunbe Of
bGngt. nit allen arditen gu ioroern
uno 5u unteritiiten!
StGnoige NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ses
Hoteu &reu5es gibt es in folgenoen
StGoten: sltlanta, Baltimore, 80.
iton, grooflpn, 9uifalo, Chicago
Cincinnati, Glepelano, Columbus,
Senper, Detroit, Sarrisbura Sart'
foro, indianapolis, aanias Gitp,
Sos 9lnaeles, Suuispille, Milnaufec,
minneapolis, Nep Orleans, 9teu
0orf, Saflano, TbilaSelpbia, Hitts'
blprgb, Yortlano, &odeiter, Can
slntonio. Sau Gieeo, San Sran-
cisco, Shenectnop. ct. Saul, ct.
Scuis uno @oihineton, 8. 6.
Mnndmal miro aeiraet: .@enn
|hie 9Iutipcnoen 10 nihtig iinb.
morum eroiinet benn oas Note
areu5 niht peitere glutipenbe5en,
tralen2" r@arum miro nidt in
allen SeiIen oes Sanbes cine rieliee
aampaane ourhgeiiibrt, Inn mos-
lid)It piel 9lut aui eiumal 81 be-
fummen Die slntluprt aui oieie
Sragen lit einfaf: giut lit i'm no.
tiirlidren 3uitano perberblif unS
|mub oesbalb binren "a StunSen
nod, ser 9lutipenoe oen nahIten
9aboratorium sur 1rdparierune
iibermittlet merben. Die 2a6orato'
! rien fonnen aber nlr baltimmtt
9lutmengen pro Gag perarbeiten
Sas lit Ser 8rlnb, parum oie glut.
ipenbe5entralen oes &oten areu5es
in ser NGbe ser 2oboratorien gele.
gen ieiu miiiien, uno marllm nllr
cine begrenste Menge 8lutcs in
Nasma per1panoelt peroen fam.
3uerit miiiien natiirlih oie ge,
oiiriniIie Ger @ebrmaht beirieoigi
merSen. Gas Hote areilS bat aber
| i'm Ginpernebmen uno nit 8enebml-
al;ng ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ser slr-
NEE unb sSlotte uno in 3u'ammen
arbeit nit bem SiIice Of Gipllian
Geienie unb Dem II. 2. GubliC
Sealtb Serpice Gorfebrungeu &c.
trciien, nm in 9totiGllen aucl fiir
sic 3ipilbeuolferuns aroBere Men.
gen BON getrodnetem, geTrorenem
uno fliibigem Nasma iotpie pon
riht prapariertem 8lut sur Terfiis
suna itelen 81 fonnen. auBeroem
baben piele Spitdler GorrGte bon
9lutplasma fiir sic 8eoiirfnille Der
|lpfalen 3ipilbepolferung al,aelegt.
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ANSWERS
See Questions on page 5.

|. Three weeks.
2. Chester c. Davis.
8. Lieut.. Gen. H. H. Arnold,
commander of the army air forces
March, l943).
4. The postage-due stamp.
5. Canberra.
6. Nadir.
2. The rs, ,OOO-ton u. S. S. Iowa.
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= Griiber mahte man nit einem
Eunft SbluB. Sest beginner uniere
Sorgen crit NIT BEN Hunften.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-20

racunati ma tursko intervencijo in pomoc. Voditelji poll
ticnih skupin SO si nenudoma k princu, da poizvedo, ali
bi ne bio mono doseci S Turcijo sporazuma "a skupno
akcijo v ~slucaju, &c Nemci vdro v Bolgarijo. Knee Pavel
pa jim je dejal, da je ~zadrzanje Turcije negotovo in okle-
vajoce in da Sc manic nj zanesti.
KIDD maj popise ~ogorcenje clanov simovieeve Wade
v Jeruzalemu, ko-jim je jugoslovanski poslanik V Ankari
M. sumenkovic pokazal dokumente, il katerih je bio
razvidno, da Je turska vlada takoj, elm Sc je pokazala
moznost n~emskega vpada V Bolgarijo, ponudila Jugosla-
viii vojasko zvezo, XII maj hi organizirala skupno vojasko
akcijo proti Nemciji! Jugoslovanska vlada oziroma knee
Pavel pa nj sprejel tie %ponudbe. Zdaj je dokazano, da SO
poleg princa Pavla vedeli "a to ponudbo samo Cvetkovic,
Cincar-M in Antic.
S tenn je bila zapecatena usoda Jugoslavije.
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UREDNIKOVA POSTA

Pazno SO sledili br. Vincen-
tn Cainkarju, ko jim je v po-
ljudnih besedah razlagal pomen
in namene tega nasega vzajem-
mega gibanja "a resitev in O.
svoboditev nasih bratov in Sc
ster V zasuznjeni start domovi-
nj. S prav taksno napetostjo in
taksnim zanimanjem SO poslu-
sail pisca teh vrstic in ma nil
hovih resnih obrazih Sc ,je raz-
odevala VISA tista dobra VOLTA,
XII je tako nujno potrebna v
TEN zgodovinsko ~pomembnem
delovanju narodnega sveta.
Prvo zborovanje podruznice
stew. SANS je bilo uspesno v
vsakem oziru in tako Sc lahko
pricakuje, da bodo tudi vse ME
he nadaljnje seize dajale lep
zgled slovenske zavednosti in
clovekoljubnosti.
Prihodnja redna seja Sc be
vrsila dine "a. aprila o polosmih
zvecer ma 1888 N. Halsted st.
Vsi tisti, XII ste bill ma sell '
marcu, pripeljite S seboj vsah
Vsaj pc enega cloveka vec ns
sejo, pa mas DO najmanj sto ne
zborovarju dne "a. .aprila. Kc
bono koncali, Sc bono pa pray
pc domace malo pozabavali oil
okusnem prigrizku in hladnen
o~krepcilu, kar vse nam bodo pri
praVile gostoljubne clanice obel
organizacij.
Ia podr. stew 2 SANS
Zvonko Novak, clan