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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-25
HkVAskI, KVIZLINGI FACE
NJAJO PROPAGANDO IA,
sTEVILNEJSE RODBINE

Washington. - Zvesto sledec
nacisticnim nacelom, XII zahte-
vajo bolj stevilnih otrok "a do
bre drzave, je priredil kvizlinski
rezim ma Hrvaskem nedavno v
vsem ozemlju proslavo tedna
matere in otroka. rs mater ie
bilo izbranih "a banket, XII ie
bill prirejen zagrebu - vecina
cd njih ina najmanj 10 otrok.
Radio Rakovica ie trdil v neki
oddaji, katero je prejela owl,
da je -teh rs mater rodilo sku-
paj $50 otrok. Vladni uradniki
SO v bombasticnih govorih v te-
ku tega tedna pozivali hrvaske
zene, maj rode drzavi vec otrok
in so jim dajali "a vzgled onih
% mater, katerel SO nabrali "a
to priliko, ces, da so vzgled, ka-
teremu bi morale slediti vse
druge matere.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-25
Ustvaritev urada "a vojno mobilizacijo po.
meni en- korak naprej v koOrdi-
naciji vojnih naporov

Urad "a vojno mobilizacijo,
katerega je ustvaril Predsednik
Roosevelt, pomeni velik korak
naproti eventualnemu "vojne-
mu kabinetu", katerega vazni
ljudje V dezeli - uradniki in
drugi, ze davno zelijo kot po-
trebo "a koordinacijo vojnih
naporov.
Temu novemu federalnemu u
radu, ustvarjenemu po nalogu
eksekutive, je namen, da pospe-
81 boljse sodelovanje med vojno
maSino in bistveno civilno eko-
nomijo. V zvezi ustvaritvijo
tega urada zahteva predsedni-
kova izjava napredovanje
"polno paro" V poljedelstvu, in
dustriji, rudarstvu, pridelova-
nju in delitvi, prenosu in doba-
vi potrebscin, kakor tudi ozje
sodelovanje vseh teh panog v
svrho vecje pospesitve nacio-
nalnega vojnega naerta.
James F. Byrnes, prejsnji di,
rektor ekonomske stabilizacije
je kot rezultat predsednikovega
naloga dobil v svoje roke vec
moci kot je pref incl Donald M,
Nelson, sef vojne produkcije, a.
Ii pa Bernard M. Baruchu V pr
vi svetovni vojni.
z g. Byrnesom bode sodelo
val odbor "a vojno mobilizacijo
XII je sestavljen il sekretarja "a
vojsko Henry G.. Stimsona, Sc,
kretarja "a mornarico Frank
Knoxa, sodnika Fred Vinsona
strokovnjaka "a davke in eko.
nomijo, predsednika vojne pro.
dukcije Nelsona in Harry L
Hopkinsa, predsednika odbors
"a dodelitev municije.
Trad "a vojno mobilizacijo be
incl tri glavna opravila:
1. Da ustvari skupne nacrte
in boljse smernice "a najvecje
izkoriscanje naravnih in indu
strijskih moznosti nacijev zs
vojne in civilne potrehe.
2. Da ujedini delovanje posa
meznih federalnih uradov in od
delkov, XII Sc bavijo S produkci
jo, dobavo, razdelitvijo in pre-
nosom vojnih in civilnih potreb
sein.
! 3. Da izdaja direktive "a ma
Gin in delovanje federalnim u
radon. --'
/ Ia predsednikova odloGite,
je bila sprejeta v Kongresu il
cd publike z odobravanjem. '
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-25
Naravni iez med obema tok;

Naravni jez med obema toka-
ma je preozek, da bi mogel
trajno kljubovati pritisku vode
v sariju, XII poeasi gloda brego-
We vsak cas-. Posledica bi bila,
'da bi Sc izpremenili rodovitni
kraji Oh Cadskem jezeru v pu-
scavo. Pasniki, mad katerimi
dezuje navadno samo enkrat" v
sedmih letih, bi Sc zato moral
izpremeniti v puscavo, &c ne b
bilo vec vode il Cadskega jeze.
ra. To bi bill tudi konec velikif
bombaznih nasadov ma jugl
Cadskega jezera.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-25
Ze stori Grh so imeIi
zzivolske vr+ove

Kolikor nam je znano IL Ego
dovine, je bill prvi, XII 81 je ureGil
v znanstvene svrhe zivalski vrt,
starogrski modrijan in naravo
slovec Aristotel (od |. 384 do |.
622 pred Kristusom.) Njegova
atenska sola je imela tax vrt,
kjer SO bile zbrane zivali mai
razlicnejsih vrst Cd domacih v
Grciji sami zivecih do tuiih pri-
peljanih cd vseh' strani sveta.
Aristotel nj uporabljal teh
zbirk zivih zivali samo v y solske
namene, temvec "a lastna znan-
stvena opazovanja in raziskova-
ME.
Mnogi Aristotelovi znanstve-
nj podatki, ohranjeni v njego-
viii spisih, izyirajo IL njegovega
della ' zivalskem vrtu. -. -,
Aleksander l Veliki, XII je bill A
ristotelov prijatelj, je. dajal pri-.
ljubljenemu modrijanu mnogo
denarja "a njegove znanstvene
syrhe. Tako je zapisano v start
zgodovini, da je prejel Aristotel
cd Aleksandra Velikega 500 Ia
lentov, (skoraj pet milijonov
danasnjih grskih drahem)
Razen tega je bilo kraljevim
vrtnarjem in lovcem zapoveda-
no pomagati Aristotelu prf zbi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-25

Po objavi te odlocltve Je 6.
Byrnes povdaril, da DO ia urad
prevzel ma sebe mnogo opravil,
XII so do sedaj obremenjevala
predsednikova ramena, tako, da
DO sedaj sef eksekutive incl vec
casa "a strategicne seje S svoji-
mi vojnimi svetovalci in vodi-
telii Zdruzenih narodov.
Predsednik Sc je V svoji izja-
vi, XII ie izsla skupaj njegovo
odlocitvijo tako izjasnil:
"Sedaj prihajamo novo ia
20 vojnih naporov; vse nase de-
lovanje moramo postaviti V emo
smer, izogniti Sc vsakemu po-
navljanju in krizanju, odstrani-
ii neslogo med oddelki, nitro
napraviti svoje odlocitve in po-
spesiti naso vojno masino in
naso najvaznejso civilno ekono-
MILO"
Ko je prevzel svoje mesto kot
sef novega urada, je g. Byrnes
podal ostavko ma svoje mesto
direktoria ekonomske stabiliza-
cije; tam ga je nasledil sodnik
Vinson, XII je bill poprej clan a.
pelacijskega okroznega sodisca
Zedinjenih draw.
Sodnik Vinson je bill IA let
clan kongresa "a Kentucky, in
8 let clan kongresnega odbora
"a nacin in sredstva, enega mai
moenejsih in najvplivnejsih sku-
pin doljni hisi.
Kratke biografije ljudi, kate
re je predsednik imenoval "a
clane novega urada "a vojno
mobilizacijo, so naslednje:
James F. Byrnes, direktor, je
bill advokat in sodni referent ter
II let clan kongresa, in clan Sc
nata II let. V juniju 1941 leta
je bill imenovan v najvisje sodi-
See. Oktobra meseca lanskega
leta je podal ostavko, da posta-
ne direktor ekonomske stabili-
zacije. Donna je il JUNE Karo-
line in star "a let.
Henry c. Stimson, minister
vojske, je bill rojen New Yor-
ku, in je bill poprej generalni
/ guverner Filipinskih otokov. Dr.
zavni sekretar "a casa predsed-
nika Hooverja, in predsednik a
meriske delegacije ma konferen-
ci "a 'oborozitev, v Londonu le-
ia 1882. Minister vojske je po-
stal v juliju leta 1910.
Frank Knox, minister NORMA
rice, je bivsi eikaski publicist.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-25

Grum Mirko, Polhov Gradec
68;
Simoncic Janez, Vinivrh, Sc
mic;
Cerne Rudolf, Brezje IA, Sc
mic;;.
Zidar Joze, Colnarji 4, Fara
pri Kocevju;
L. Ambrozie Franc, Bobna CORA,
Polhov gradec;
Malnar Ivan, Zamost, posta
Brod ma Kolpi;
Mavrin Peter, Dolenja vas,
Start trg;
Grlica Franc, Bitna vas 1,
1rebalno;
Kavsek Janez, Miloscevo Z,
Sticna;
Lipovec Joze, Sodrazica 95;
Anzur Franc, Ostro Z;
Rogale Ivan, Vas 35, Fara pri
Koceviu;
Prijatelj Franc, Zamostecl,
Sodrazica;
Veselic Nikola, Vrhovci 6,
Adlesic;
Kampel Alojz, Semic.
(Porocilo ne pove, dali so ii
Slovenci V italijanski bolnisnici
kot vojni ranjenci ali kot ujet-
nlki IL gerilskih bojev oziroma
koncentracijskih tahorov.-Up.
ured.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-25
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v ~.. I
SKl'l,.R X. AT

Gee: "Zakaj pa Sc jokas?"
Sinko: "Ker sem vceraj padel
in Sc pobil.'
Oce: "Zakaj Sc jokas sele da-
nes?"
Sinko: "Ker te vceraj nj bilo
donna"
Kmet Sc zagovarja pred sod
nixon. Pa je naneslo, da ga Je
sodnik vprasal, ali je njih "a
druga mocna. Kmet mic prav ne
razume, misli in misli, nazad-
ME pa pravi:
"Ho gospod sodnik, moena pa
mocna! Kadar Sc ga po gostil-
nah malo navlecemo, premlati-
mo vso vas, &c je treba."
V dnevniku nekega dekleta je
bilo zapisano med drugim tudl
tole:
"Zakon je zelo praktiena rec.
Greh Sc v MEM izpremeni v
dolznost ."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-25

ranlu zivali in rastlin. &c so ii
podatki resnieni, pricajo,. da. je
kralj Aleksander razumel potre-
be znanosti. f'F',,ts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Others GIimpsed in Line

AMONG OTHERS glmpsed in line slipping tea and
chatting Joseph B. Schloman Walter McLucas
and his daughter. Mrs. Jean de Kuyper Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Stackpole Howard Coffin Charles H. Hodges
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Holden. Mr.. and Mrs. Avan
Macauey Jr. and Mrs Avan Macauey John w. Dyar
who is Mrs Dodges mother. Mr. and Mrs. Seabourne
Livingstone Dr. Fred T. Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. McPher-
son Browning Mr. and Mrs. Ward Detwer. Mr. and
Mrs Lynn McNaughton Fred Butze Miss Emma Buzel
and Mrs Benjamin Lambert. Mr. and Mrs John Waiting
Mr.. and Mrs Gus Pope Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Dykema
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wineman Murray Sales Mr..
and Mrs Richard Weber. Mrs. J. Milton Robb.
Frank d. Eaman. the president of the War Chest
MIR and Mrs. Neil McMath Mr.. and Mrs. George Bailey
Mrs James o. Muffin Mrs. Charles A. Dean Jr..
Mrs Henry Sheldon Mrs John Noyes Failing Jr.
Frederick Clifford Ford Mrs. Cameron Beach Waterman
. Mrs Dudley c. Hay. Mrs. George w. Carter Mrs.
Carl b. Gra~n Mrs. $ Wells Uuey. Mrs. Couzens
" Mrs William W. Matthews. Mrs. j. Brook Jackson 49,.
Mrs. Charles l.. Palms. Mrs. Clune Walsh =. Mrs T. W.
Palmer Livingstone . Mrs Julian Krolik 49,.
Mrs Francis Bourke Mrs. Frederick c. Kidner Mrs
Merton Farr. Capt. John j. 0 Brien. Lent D. Epson
Mr. and Mrs Dexter NJ Ferry Jr... Mrs Frederick Holt
Mrs James =. Cummskey. Mrs. William r. Alvord Mrs
James \. Downey Mrs Susan Glinski. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred r. Johnston Dean Arthur Meet and Frederick Schu
Mrs James @. Goude and Everil Fisher who
arrived with Mrs. Briggs from the ball game Mrs WILDER
Brucker Mrs g. Allan McKaig. =. Mrs Jean Sheafor
Miss Mary Connolly. Miss Emile Sergeant Mrs James
n. Watkins Mrs Leo NJ Franklin and Mrs. Frank FIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Martha Cook
Alumnae
Hold Tea

THE MARTHA COOK ALUM
NAE ASSOCIATION OF DE-
TROIT was TO hold a tea from
800 to 6 p. m. May 6 in the
Michigan Lounge of the Rack
ham Building for the benefit of
the Anna Shipman Stevens Fell
lowship Fund.
Among those who were to pour
were the present members of the
board of governors of Martha
Cook Building. Mrs. James y.
Muffin, Mrs. ChaunCcy +. Cook
Jr. of Hillsdale, and Mrs Evans
Holbrook of Ann Arbor; also
Mrs. Edward b. Marie. Mrs.
DelSo Parker Heath, Mrs. Stuart
Bats, Mrs. Harry c. Buckley
and Miss Emile Sargent, past
members.
Other honored guests were to
be Mrs. Gerritt Diekema, present
social director of Martha Cook
Building, Miss Sara Rowe. house
director, and Mrs. Albert Reeves,
DR.. Margaret Ruth Smith and
Miss Elva Forncrock, former so
cial directors.
Mrs. Clifford Buehrer was TO
be chairman of the tea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Women Take Turns Pouring

THE LONG tea table conferred with magnificent
arrangement of white snapdragon Easter lilies and the
palest blue irses boat-shaped silver receptacle
1t lighted by tall ivory tapers burning in silver
candelabra -.
During the two hours, dozen prominent took
turns pouring.
Those invited to pour included Mrs. Fred T. Murphy
Mrs Henry Ford Mrs John J. OBren. Mrs. Stand
ish Backus Mrs Joseph B. Schotman. Mrs. John S.
Newberry Mrs. John Ford Mrs Heinrich A. Pickert
Mrs. Alexander COPELAND. Mrs. Walter o. Briggs
Mrs. William F. Connolly Mrs James Couzens Mrs Leo
Butzel. Mrs. Joseph E. Erich Miss Sarah NJ Sheridan
and Miss Claire NJ. Sanders. 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
League Asks
Action ON
Child Labor

AT A SPECIAL meeting OF
the board of the League of
Women Voters, members called
for action on current local and
national government issues fac
ing the legislature.
The organization voted to ask
Gov. Kelly to put child labor
legislation on the agenda for the
special session of the legislature
which will take place in the near
future.
Secondly, It was decided TO
write senators and congressman
from Michigan as follows: To
renew the reciprocal trad @
agreement (Which expires June
15) without amendment, and TO
oppose the Mcclellan bill which
states that every governmental
employe must first be approved
by the Senate
Inc league VIII continue IFS
activities throughout the sum-
mer, rather than reccssing as in
former years.
The general council Of the
national organiza ton will meet
next week at the Hotel Statler
in Washington ID. G. Mrs. Win
ford Greiling. state and local
board member. Will attend from
Detroit with Mrs. c. w. Muchl-
berger of Lansing. state finance
chairman, and Mrs. James Starr
OF Grand Rapids, state president.
, Reservations for the state
convention of the League of
Women Voters are being taken
now by Mrs. Albert Stoll. The
convention Will be held in Port
Huron May 20. n and -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Blind 7 enor
Gives ReCi+a
Tonight

A FASHIONABLE audience
will hear the concert tonight at
the Detroit Institute of Arts Of
Carlton Eldridge. blind tenor.
Archie Black will accompany
Eldridge and also will play sew
eral piano numbers.
Among those having reserva-
tions are Mrs. Francis II.
Bourke, Mrs. Edward Wunsch.
Mrs. Harold Beatty, Mrs. Nelson
w. Mccormick, Miss Grace d.
Lacey, Mrs. Daniel Buell., Mrs.
Bruce Chalmers. Mrs. Roy Cha
pin Jr., Mrs. Emery 3. Hatch,
Mrs. Allan b. Grow, Or. Nellie
Beatrice Huger, Mr.. and Mrs.
MiScha Kittler, Miss Harriet
Ingersoll, Mrs. G. Allan McKaig,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mandino Perlongo
and Miss Margaret Soares.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Music Lovers
Await First
Festival Here

MUSIC LOVERS are eagerly
awaiting the approaching Music
and Ballet Festival. which Will
open with Lily Pons and Andre
Kostelanetz. the evening of May
II. and will continue through
the night of May 16.
A gala week is promised for
both music and ballet fans with
Artur RubinStein and Oscar Lee
want filling out the concert pro-
gram and five performances Of
the Ballet Theatcr. The Detroit
Orchestra will play for the six
evenings and the two matinees
under the batonS of Andre Kos
telanetz. Efrem kurtZ, and the
ballet master, Antal Dorati.
II is expected that. with the
return OF the orchestra, the en-
thuSiaSuc and loyal symphony
group will be there. en- maSSe.
Among those who have res
ervations for certs and
balletS are Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
O. Briggs. Mr.. and Mrs. John J.
OBrien, Or. and Mrs. Fred T.
Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. l. Himel-
hoch. Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee Robi-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. George Slo-
cum. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence II.
EnggaSS. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Neumann. Mr.. and Mrs. Alvan
Macauley Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Tlton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph b. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson w. Mills. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuart G Bats. Mrs. John
n wberry, Mrs. Edward p.
Hammond. Mrs. Theodore G..
Fletcher Mrs Richard II. Law
renee and Mrs. Allan Sheldon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
FashionabIes
Wear Minks
To Opener
BY FRANCES OVENS

WITH THE opening day tenn
perature at a chilly AZ degrees
at Briggs Stadium. all the
fashionable ladies turned up in
their mink coats and most of
them carried heavy robes to
tuck around their knees. But
there were plenty of bright hats
TO give a touch of spring to the
scene.
Three important ladies-in-
mink were Mrs, Walter O.
Briggs. her daughter. Mrs.
Everell Fisher, and Mrs. James
Q. Goudie. Mr.. Briggs was also
in the box.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Mothers to Give
Luncheon May 8

TIE MOTHERS OF SONS
IN SERVICE division OF Il
VIII Do My Best" will give
luncheon and card party at
kern's Auditorium May s, at
l o'clock.
Mrs. G. James Farmer. chair
man. is being assisted by the
following Mrs. l.. r. McKittrick
and Mrs. a. j. Coleman. in
charge Of food. Mrs. EFT Kim
Der. chairman OF the ways and
means committeeA Mrs. Alvin J.
Carew, entertainment; Mrs.
Herman Stewart, reception; Mrs.
Jack Cam. Mrs. Edwin J. eau
thier and Mrs Henry Van De-
WORT. IN charge of tickets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Club TO Fe+e
Wives Of
Officers

THE UNITE d NATIONS
OFFICERS CLUB will hold
bridge tea from 2 to 5 p. m. to-
morrow at the Detroit-Leland
Hotel for the wives of officers
stationed in and near Detroit.
Mrs. LeDean ALDER is chair
man Of the entertainment COM
mittee and is assisted by Mrs. F.
j. Schmidt and Mrs. Jack Kohl.
Among the guests will be Mrs.
Ray NJ. Hare of Fl. Wayne, and
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ray
NJ. Hare Jr, Mrs. George RcSh.
Mrs. Byron FleCtner, Mrs. Fred
Watts and Mrs. William Tuttle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Purdue
Women TO
Elect. May 8

THE WOMEN OF the Purdue
University Club will hold their
annual meeting and election of
officers May 6 at the main
branch of the YWCA.
HoStesses will be Mrs. II. J.
Deuster, Mrs. j. S. Lille and
Mrs. A. f. Wills.
Mrs. f. R. Mueller is in charge
Of reservations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Tined Up for Two Hours

FOR TWO solid hours long line of people. filed by
Mr. Dodge expressing regrets at their leaving and
extending good Wishes.
line The Most Rev. Edward Mooney.
Archbishop Of Detroit Leo NJ Franklin and the Rev.
Frank Fit minister Of the Crosse Poine Memorial Church
where Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge worshipped..
Former Police Commissioner r. Watkins behalf
of organizations honorng Mr.. Dodge presented him
with gold watch. -.
Mrs Dodge. of the most attractive in May
fair who is distinguished in gathering because Of her
chic. yesterday looking especially WE'LL.
She had pearl gray afternoon dress. street
length with lingerie rues edged with Valencennes
lace the necine and finishing the long, fitted sleeves
Her tiny matching felt hat trimmed the top with
fuchsa shades and swathed in green yelling
And her shoulder bouquet consisted of
nous white orchid :. with a fuchsia center. e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
h N syf g.

JANEY BRIGGS was 10 arrive home this morning
from Miami Beach.
Where she visiting Ex-Cov James NJ Cox... of
Ohio and Mrs Cox and their daughter Mrs. Bradford
Ridley. who is her great frend...
Mrs Ridey's husband. 1t. Ridley of navy aviation
. was reported killed action in the Far East....
He was a nephew of Mrs Henry Smith of Crosse Pone.
The former Barbara x..who has visited Janey many
lines was married last June and Janey was her maid
Of honor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Navy Blue Hats

Mrs. Briggs and Mrs. Fisher
both wore navy blue straw hats
and Mrs. Goudie's bright hat
was trimmed with turquoise
feathers.
Mrs. Edward J. Jeffries wore
a brown felt hat with a high
crown, with her mink.
And IL was a mink coat and a
beige felt hat for Mrs. o. S.
Dustin.
Patricia Happier wore
brown hat with her mink coat
and Mrs. Burt Shurly topped
hers with a little green straw
hat with a brim and a wreath
of white flowers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Detroit Honors Dodees

THE RECEPTION yesterday. from to ocock..-r
Crystal Ballroom of the BookCadillac honorng Mr.
and Mrs Perciva Dodge who leave to make their
home in New York.
Attracted such gathering as seldom If ever before
49, had been seen in Detroit -. tsns
1t was combination Of fashionable socety..
clergy representing every creed top ranking business
and professional civic leaders. and and women
at Of all the social agencies Of the city.,.
The function given by the Detroit Council OF Social
Agencies the Detroit Community Fund x. and the War
Chest of Meronoltan Detroit ga
Dodge for 13 years has been managing director OF
the Detroit Community Fund and the Council of Social
Agencies,
leaving Detroit to become director of the New York
committee of the National War Fund
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Party to Honor
Miss loeckner

MRS. I SAMUEL MARKS OF
Normandy avenue will give a
luncheon and miscellaneous
shower in the Hotel Statlcr
Terrace Room Friday for 20
guests.
Miss Beatrice Loeckncr. who
will marry John n. Lassen in
May, WIZ be the guest OF honor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Blue Tweed Coat

Seated in a front row box
right behind home plate and
applauding vigorously at every
opportunity were Peggy Fisher
and Mary Joan Walsh.
Peggy wore light blue tweed
coat with a darker blue collar
which matched her small hat
and her handbag. And Mary
Joan was in brown-and bright
red mittenS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Job Thrills Mrs. O'Brien

MRS. OBRIEN....a former president of the Women's
City Club of the YWCA. and many other organizations
'who has devoted her life TO serving the community 80.
declared that she had put in such busy
during the last three weeks recognizing the AWVS
1T Is the most thrilling job ever had" said Mrs oBren
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Rosens in New Home

MR.. AND MRS. ADRIAN
DAVID ROSEN and their son,
Alan. have moved into their
new home m Santa Rosa drive.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-21
Governor Elected
At Bows State

SACRAMENTO, June 81. CUP)-
Governor" Albert Rubey of Holly
wood and other state officers of
boys state, American Legion spon-
sored f-government encampment,
today were inaugurated in the As
Sembly chamber of the state capi-
tol by California's acting governor,
1t. Gov Frederick F. Houser.
The $50 boys held their primary
and general elections over the
weekend and concluded the week.
long convention today with a ses-
sion of their Legislature. Gale Nc
CURE of Hanford, student governor
from last year, turned over the CAV
ell to young Rubey, who defeated
Bob Mcintosh of Los Angeles in the
finals. Rubey was a member OF
the Whig party and Mcintosh was
a Federalist.
State Treasurer Charles G.. john
son also addressed the delegates aft
er Houser spoke.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-21
Little Dies Group
Launches Inquiry

Les ANGELES. June 81. CUP)-
California's Little Dies Commit
tee" launcheon an investigation to-
day into what makes Los Angeles
zoot-su.ter and why.
Riots between zoot-Suited hood
lums. quieted several days ago.
Scheduled for a thorough going
over were the activities of groups
and organizations whose member
ship includes persons who are mem
bers of the Communist party, the
Fascist organizations, the German
Nazi bund or any other organlza-
ton known or suspected to be con-
trolled by foreign power"
The California Legislatures un-
American activities committee,
headed by Senator Jack B. Tenney,
planned to interview more than 4O
witnesses during three-day STAND,
LAYING special emphasis on activl-
ties of the Los Angeles county
Communist front organizations.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-21
Sergeant Killed in
Yuma Accident

YUMA, Ariz., June 81. (UP)-
Staff Sgt. Calvin p Allen, % was
killed and two other soldiers at
tached to the Yuma army air field
were injured last night when a
coupe driven by Allen sollided with
an army truck on US. Highway 80
Just south of Yuma.
Allen is survived by his wife here
and by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John P. Allen. IT'S Alamitos avenue,
Long Beach, Calf.
The two men hurt were Master
Sgt. Silvert Birkeland, San An
tonic, Texas, and Pfc. Vernon d.
Cox, Kansas City. Mo. Their in
iurieS were not serious.
The accident occurred, according
to sheriff's offie reports, when the
truk loaded with army nurses,
started to turn into an army hos
pital and was struck by Aliens car.
Allen died instantly. Driver and
passengers of the truck escaped in
Jury.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-21
Home Guard in
Detroit Called
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al Belle Isle Park. Other persons
joined in the fighting and the riot
ing spread slowly early today to
Negro sections OF the city.
Police reported that wearing of
'zoot suits" by Negroes was not in
volved in the fighting. Ill feeling
between 'zoot suffers" and service
men recently has precipitated riot
ing in several large cities, including
detroit.
95 PER CENT NEGROES
With regard to the Belle Isle
fighting, it was reported Sundays
holiday thrOngs were composed ap-
proXimately 95 per cent Of Negroes.
Folice said the percentage was out
CT proportion TO the normal ratio.
AS the rioting spread. Otis San
ders and the Rev. Horace White,
prominent Negro leaders, ordered
distribution of $4,000 pamphlets
urging Negroes TO halt the dis
turbances Immediately. Addressed
10 the Negro people of Detroit, "
the paper said:
I'VE cannot win this way. Riot
ing in this fashion will undermine
all we have done. We have TO do it
in the democratic way"