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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07
McClaurin-Ross Marriage Told

McCIdurin-RosS Marriage Told
An announcement of great inter
est to their many friends is that
made this week by Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Ross, Fannin Road, East
Jackson, Of the marriage of their
daughter, Ernestine to Daniel Nc
Claurin Of Tougaloo
The newly weds are well known
and popular in younger social cir
cles in and near the city.
Mrs McClaurin is a graduate of
Lanier High School and attended
jackson College. Mr.. McClaurin
attended Tougaloo College. Their
many friends wish for them much
success and happiness.
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Baby Contest At
Erprorpen Church

1~CNi - COft Nfttbf Sft
Mrs. Mite Youngblood sponsored
Baby Contest and Program at
Evergreen Baptist Church, Sun
day, August l. Persons reporting
and contest winners are as fol-
lows: Little Olivia Fay Chambers
was the most popular baby by
virtue of having reported the high
est amount of money which was
$780, She was given first prize of
$2.33. Annie Louise Ionic report
ed 500 and received second cash
prize of $1.50. Rosa Mary Smith
reported $685. and was given third
cash prize of Csc. Vera Lee Banks
reported $3.50 and received fourth
cash prize of Csc. L. Julia Beard
reported $500 and received cash
prize of SOC. Total amount report
ed was $26.15. Rev. Smith, pastor
of Whites Chapel NJ B. Church
preached an impressive sermon.
Rev. R. T. McCCline, pastor Mrs.
Mittie Youngblood, reporter.
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Lincoln Addition NeUs
Mrs. Eugene Davis, Reporter

Mr.. and Mrs. Minor Jagus and
their little neice Evon Ramsey
made a hurried trip to Liberty,
Miss, Saturday afternoon to visit
relatives and friends.
Mr.. Cicero Knox of Lynch ST.,
was a pleasant caller to see Mr..
Eugene Davis the Blacksmith, Mon
day morning.
Mr.. Johnnie Robinson of Lester
ST., attended the funeral of his
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07
Returns From
Summer School

Prof. Lee Williams, Dreyfus ST.,
has returned to the city after hav-
ing attended summer school at Ohio
State University, Columbus, Ohio.
Prof. Williams, a teacher at the
Jackson College Community School,
also visited relatives and friends in
Chicago and saw the seasons out
standing baseball game played there
last week.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

Mrs Alice Voolfolk Gordon
spent the weekend in Meridian
Miss, as the guest of her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt Wool
folk of 1904 32nd Avenue. On ar
irving she found at the home of the
Woolfolks another aunt, Mrs. Mans
field Woolfork whose home is in
st. Louis, Mo. Being a 1899 grad
uate of the T. j. Harris High
School, Mrs Gordon found that
Meridian can and did afford her
deal of pleasure. She met many
old classmates and friends. She
reports that the trip was a very
pleasant one and hopes to get out
of the Jackson climate for another
weekend soon.
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so THEY WERE WED:

Mr.. Dave w. Christopher, Miss
Myrtice r. Ward, jackson.
Mr.. Jarvist Turner. Miss Mary
Beady, jackson.
Mr.. Samuel A. Valiant, 1924 VAL
ley, Miss Jessie NJ. Stacker, 1904
Banks.
Mr.. Leon Richardson, I'LL Lynch,
Miss Eddie NJ Smith, I'LL Lynch.
Mr.. George Cook, Miss Mary
Brown, Pocahontas.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

Other very interesting visitors
to the office were Pvt. Samuel
Boyd, Jr. and Pvt. Francis Wash
ington, both young men from the
644th Company, MOP, and both ma
tives of Sacramento, California.
While in town on Wednesday, they
were the dinner guests of Miss EN-
ma Virgins, who lives in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Cicero Jones.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07
JACKSON SOCIAL NEWS
By SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY

StuttS-RandaI Bridal
Party Announced
The bridal party for the Suits
Randall Briday Party Sunday eve
ming, August 8, has been announc-
ed as follows:
Maids: Misses Rachel Norman,
Rubye Tillis, Marie Adams and
Catherine Tharp. Maid of Honor,
Miss Thelma Randall, sister of the
bride. Matron of Honor, Mrs.
James Anderson, sister of the
groom. Ushers, Leroy Jackson,
George Howell, Joe Lewis, and
Sampson Veal.
Music: Pianist, Mrs. Jack Young.
Solists, Misses Varon Owen and
Miss Rose McInnis, Laurel. Missis-
ippi Violin, Miss Ollye Camille
Anderson. The ceremony will be
performed by the Reverend J. H.
Robinson, pastor of the New Mt.
Zion Baptist Church.
Calendar For Social EUents
Stttts-RandaII Wedding
Tuesday, eight p. m, Misses Ruby
Tillis, Marie Adams, Rachel Mo-
man, Catherine Tharp, Thelma
Randall, Mrs. Jane Anderson, as
sisted by Mrs. Lucius Roy Patton,
Mrs. Leroy Tillis and Miss Alber-
tine Hopkins, honored the bride
elect.
Wednesday, seven p. M, Mrs.
John B. Powell, honored bride
elect.
Thursday, eleven a. M, Miss Ra-
chel Norman honored bride elect.
Thursday, eight p. M, the Senior
Choir and Usher Board of New Mt.
Zion Baptist Church honored
bride-elect at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs E. T. Davis.
Friday, eight-thirty a. m, Miss
Ernestine Randall, bride-elect en-
tertained in honor of bride maids.
Saturday, seven p. M, Rehearsal
of Substantial wedding Fol-
lowing the rehearsal, Mrs Thelma
Thompson, New Mt. Zion Church
will entertain the bridal party at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Harkins.
Friday evening, Mrs. George
Suits will entertain his men at
tendants.
Sunday evening, 8 p. M, wedding
at new Mt. Zion Church
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

Mrs. Halle Evans, 122 w. Monu-
ment ST., left the city July 81 for
Forest City, Arkansas, where she
will spend two weeks in the home
of her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Foster.
Her friends wish for her a pleasant
stay. News reported by Mrs Lou
Use Green, 122 w. Monument.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

the home of Mrs. Carrie Washing
ton, 121 Noel Street, Monday eve
ming, August 8. All members are
expected to be present In keep
ing with its policy of improving
community conditions, this popu-
lar club recently donated to the
Colored Soldiers Center, $500 to
help on the purchasing of draper
les for the Center.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Emit Bracey are in
the city visiting relatives and
friends. They visited in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Bracey,
Jones ST., brother of Mr.. Bracey.
They also visited Mr.. Bracey's
mother, Mrs. Molly Bracey at Ray
mond, Miss. Mr.. Bracey is employ
ed at the Splendid Cafe in Gulf
port, Miss.
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Junior Matrons
Meet


The j. M A. of Clark ST., met al
the church, July 26, the meeting
opening with a song and being
presided over by the vice-presi-
dent. Scripture was read by Mrs
Bessie Virgins and prayer offered
by Mrs. Emma Dexter. Those
present were Mrs. Inel Bradley,
Bessie Virgins, Emma Dexter, Ed
ma Birkett, Estella Porter.
Estella Porter, Sec; Corene S.
Gwines, president The next meet
ing will be in the home of Mrs.
Estella Porter, 21412 Fertilization
st.
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Fellowship Tea
To Honor Pastor

A Fellowship Tea will be given
Sunday at the parsonage of Gen.
trail M. E. Church, E. Church ST.
in celebration of the 10th Anniver-
sary of the church's pastor, Rev
A. L. Holland. This affair. spon-
sored by the Choir of Central Meth
odist Church of which Mrs. Elease
Thomas is president and DR.. c. B.
Christian, Director, will be between
the hours of 5 and Z: p. m.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07
Tattling Tess

Laura Parish it would be quite
appropriate for you to sing. hum
or whistle "One in a While" be-
cause it's only now and then that
Ersley Youngblood takes you out
Wonder if he uses a schedule to
keep check on his dates with other
chick?
Sunday night Annie Bell Paige
and her new beau, Albert Porter.
were seen strolling down the "Ole
Avenue" He and Ola M. must
have decided to call it off, espec-
Tally after the little battle at the
Century Theatre one night last
week.
Lois Wilson's popularity has gone
with what wind? Too bad, chick.
Juanita Smith you had better
check up because a certain pal of
yours is about to interfere with
your plans. A hint to the wise is
sufficient, chi
Wonder if Essie Mae Watts and
Ozie Lee Outley charmed any of
the young men in Pocahontas while
they were vacationing there?
Princess Beasley and Geraldine
Haley are your poor hearts broken
because of the big wedding which
will come off Sunday or have you
new fellows to make you forget
your old Casanova?
Sye Willis is back in town and
now perhaps Media Clarke will
keep cool and calm.
! Dolores Jones had better hurry
home because Matte Beasley is
getting on some times with Frank
Roilton.
Christ Dozier, your new hair
length is quite becoming. Nature
is wonderful, isn't she?
Bonita Tillis is certainly de-
lightful companion for certain SOL
diers-so they say.
jamie Singletary says Charlie
Robertson is her love divine, instead
of Sudie Gray.
William Arnold and Elizabeth
Brantley are playing an active part
in Grace Bernice Weakley's life.
| Inez Collins seems to have Toby
Smith on her mind. Watch out
lobe, Nathaniel Cranes brother is
about to take your place.
| There seems to be a new romance
between Jesse Mae Amos and Baby
Jean Hayes. What about it, Sam
uel Augusta Washington?
! 1t seems that Cleveland johnson
is doing his best to make certain
young Miss forget Marine Willie B
Cameron. Could that be possible?
| Make up your mind Jimmie Col.
umn is it going to be soldier or {
civilian, or are you just getting ir
practice to welcome Pvt. John Jones
on his first furlough.
| The 81 dollar question now is
when is Varon Owens going te
have her big million dollar wed.
ding?
! No, Ernestine Harris has not re.
ceived one of those free postage
letters, altho she looks every day
for one from Willie Edward Har-
ris.
With Pvt.-to-be James Todd in
town, we wonder how certain
Missus out West is feeling?
| Windy City Willy seems to be 60
ing to Laura Farishs head. What:
the matter Youngblood, can't yol
stop it? Oh yes, if you can't, we
are quite sure your friend Lanky
Railton can.
We wonder if Matte still is &
Beasley or a Roilton? What about
that Frank? You know Delois is
coming home soon.
Georgia Lee B. and Sarah Will
lis made a sucker out of cheap
Robert Smith, didn't thew?
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at the Winona Baptist Church. The
deceased man was also cousin of
Mr.. c. NJ Davis of Hattiesburg and
had other relatives and friends here
in Jackson.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

A very pleasant visitor in the
city is Mr.. James Todd of Chicago
who is in the city visiting relatives.
A graduate of Lanier High School,
young Todd, a talented musician
was very popular here before 60
ing to live with his parents in Chi
cago. He will be indicted into the
Army on the 18th from Chicago.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07
William johnson
Bethlehem Center

The Board of Directors of the
William Johnson Bethlehem Cen
ter met Tuesday night, August 3,
1943. Plans for the fall and win
ter program were submitted to the
Board by the Staff. The program
is to be richer, more interesting
and helpful than ever before. II
is sincerely hoped that more per-
sons would take advantage of the
activities of the Center than ever
before.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

The summer program at the Cen
ter is still in progress and will be
continued until shortly before the
opening of school. If there are
those persons who have not start
ed coming to the Center, but who
would like to-will find a ready
welcome. Miss Carryer, Supervisor,
invites persons who are not famil-
lar with the schedule of activities
to come by the Center at 500 N.
Parish St, and get a schedule of
the activities from which selections
of activities may be made.
Buy more War Bonds and Stamps.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

Jacksonians attending the Beth
sheba Grand Chapter o. E. S. which
convened at the Mt. Zion Baptist
Church, July 27-28, were: Mr.. w.
H. Ruffin, R. P; Mrs. Lettie Young,
G. c., and the following officers
and members of Vesta Chapter:
Mrs. A. M Brown, w. M; Mrs.
Alease Thomas, Treas; Mrs. Media
Strawder, Sec; Mrs. Catherine jam
ison, Mrs. Jennie Dung. Royal G.
NJ. Mrs. Jennie o. Johnson Mason
formerly of this city, was also al
the meeting.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

Friends of young Lois Jones are
happy to know that she is conva-
lescing at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cicero Jones, after
having been confined at the Sal
lie Harris Clinic for an operation.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Carr, w. Pas
cagoula ST., left this week for Bos-
ton and New York City where they
will visit relatives and friends and
attend the A. M. E. Zion General
Conference. They will also visit
in Maine. The Cars are we'll
known in church, business and So
cial circles.
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Partu Honors Bride-ELect

Party HOnOrS Bride-ELect
The attractive home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Tillis was the setting
for a party on Tuesday afternoon
from eight o'clock to ten o'clock
honoring Miss Ernestine Randall
whose engagement to Mr.. George
Suits, Jr., was made known re-
Gently. Hostesses were the brides
maids assisted by Mrs. Lucius Roy
Patton, Mrs. Leroy Tillis and Miss
Albertina B. Hopkins.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

Mr.. Martin L. Harvey, 121 E..
58th ST., Chicago, Miss Emma Claire
Collins, Ais N. Parish.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

Friends of Mrs. Davis of this city
are sorry to hear that her cousin,
Mr.. Felix Mckinney was killed
near his home in Winona, Miss,
Friday morning, July 3d. Funeral
services for him were held Sunday
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

Vernon Horne, Jr, 212 Manship
ST., Jackson, Miss, reports having
had a delightful time on his vaca-
ton which he spent in Chicago,
ILL.,, South Bend, Indiana, and Buff
falo, N. Y. In addition to this he
had the pleasure of visiting with
relatives in Niagra Falls, N. Y, and
the cities of Toledo, Fort Erie and
Crystal Beach, Canada. Due to cir
cumstances over which he had no
control his stay at each place was
shorter than was anticipated.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

Mrs. Alonzo Lewis, Bellvue ST.,
spent several days in Columbia
where she. was the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Katie B. Dunn, who
extended to her special courtesies.
that made her visit most enjoy
able one.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

Mrs. Carrie Sheppard, popular
matron of the city, left Wednesday
for an extended vacation in DetrMt
and other cities in the North and
Northeast.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

Miss Robbie Lee Burns has re-
turned to the city after pleasant
visit in the home of her aunt in
Bogalusa, La.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07
Tidbit of Neaus About
Folks We Kno10

Folks We Kno10
A very pleasant visitor to the
office this week was Pfc. Clarence
Parish of the 644th Company, MOP.
Possessed of a very fine personal
ity, Pfc. Parish's visits are always
welcomed.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

Miss Thelma Reed, a member of
the 1943 graduating class of the
Mississippi State Charity Hospital
School of Nursing has recently re-
turned from a short but enjoyable
visit in Akron, Ohio, as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wright
and Mr.. T. Reed a popular young
man of that city. She also visited
ether cities in Ohio.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

Twenty Art Club
To Meet
The regular meeting of the
Twenty Art Club will be held in
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

Seen in the city Sunday were the
following Jacksonans who are now
living in other sections of the coun-
try: Mr. Hiram Wright of Detroit,
Mich; Mrs. Jennie o. Johnson Ma
son of Chicago, and Mrs. Jeffrey
of New York. Other visitors in the
city were DR.. and Mrs. Richard
Harrison, Sr., of Natchez, Miss, and
Dr. and Mrs Richard Harrison, Jr.,
and son of Yazoo City.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

Buy more War Bonds and Stamps
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-08-07

With Pvt-to-be James Todd in
town, we wonder how certain
Missus out West is feeling?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-14
DrugO letO bOdO zet0ni nadOmestili
cetrto knjizico "a racioniranje

razdelili te knjizice narodu.
Prodajalci bodo lahko pri-
hranili sedaj denar in cas-. Ste
vilo znamk v prometu Sc bo tu-
di zelo zmanjsalo. Tako Sc pro-
dajalcu ne DO treba truditi in
urejevati te znamke in jih nosi-
tt ma banko.
Raeuna Sc, da sc bodo kasne-
je pokazale Sc druge dobre
srani teh novih zetonov. Cd
! sedaj so kupci rabili povprecno
16 bilijonov znamk "a racioni:
ranje mesecno, v obliki 4 bilijo-
nov znamk vrednosti s, 5, z
in 1 kupona. z zetoni sc DO de-
10 njihovim urejevanjem in
drugimi potrebnimi opravil
zmanjsalo "a 70 odstotkov.
Zraven tega Sc Sc upa, da kel
ii zetoni ne bodo imeli odreje
mega casa veljavnosti, da po
tenn ne DO navala pri nakupu
stvari v zadnjih par dneh pred
no znamka zapade.
zetoni "a racioniranje bodt
najprej razdeljeni med proda
jalce hrane ma drobno v zape
catenih zabojckih, V katerih b.
po 300 zetonov. Razposlalo jill
bo $4,000 bank, XII so Sc udele
> zile racioniranja.
| FLIS-Common Council
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UredllikoVa
poSta
Lokalni odbor: st. 2 JPO,SS

Lokalnis odbor. st. 2 JPO,SS
Cleveland, Ohio. - Zadnje
case smo prejeli zelo lep dar il
daljne Minnesota in sicer Cd "a
vednih uradnikov v glavnem u
radu Ameriske bratske zveze,
XII so mesto bozienih daril pri-
spevali V ia clovekoljuben ma
men, " katerega zbira Jugoslo-
vanski pomozni odbor - Slo-
venska sekcija. Prispevali so
lepo vsoto $4,000.
Prispevali so sledeci: Anton
Zbasnik SIP, Louis Champa
$40, Frank Tomsich So, Barba-
ra Matesha Sc, Katherine Pc
shal Sc, Elizabeth Svere Sc, An
ton Novak $6 in Ann Grahek
Sc.
V imenu lokalnega odbora st.
2. JPO-SS in predvsem pa v
imenu nash trpecih onstran
morja izrekam gori omenjenim
rojakom in rojakinjam prav is
kreno zahvalo S zeljo in upa-
MEM, da bi dobili Sc kaj vec
posnemalcev in da hi tudi dru-
.gi sledili njih vzgledu. Iskreno
pozdravljeni in hvala vam!
Joseph Okorn, blagajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-14
pomenilo vracanje k trdni pr
vrtnosti, X samim temeliem

pomenllo vracanje X trdnl pr
vrtnosti, k samim temeljem
vsake resnicne kulturnosti. Nj
pa dvoma, da DO treba Sc mno-
go tezkih izkusenj in preizku-
SEMI, preden DO v sodobnem clo-
veku dozorelo spoznanje, da bo
clovestvo sele takrat vredno
svojega imena, ko bodo spozna-
MIA O prirodi in v prid bitve v
tehnicni kulturi harmonicno u
ravnovesene S tistimi ideali, XII
SO jih spoznali "a vse bodoee
elovestvo geniji grske in rimske
kulture in jih ohranili v svojih
delhi odkoder je mnoge ideje
sprejemalo tudi krscanstvo v
svojem skoraj dvatisoeletnem
razvoju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-14
Kdo so clani provizoricne Wade
v Jugoslaviji?

v
Odkar je iugoslovanska vada zame stvu obsodila
iugoslovansko provizoricno Waldo terenu kaeri
celu dr. Ribar da e vlada "terorstcnega nasilja XII
nobenem oziru predstavja demokratcnih in social
nh koncepc nasega ludstva, niti njegovega narod
mega duha' zeli Zdruzeni odbor juzno-slovansh Ame
rkancev podati naslednjem amerskemu tsu in radiju
nekoko podrobnejSe informacije mozeh, XII sedaj
ma krn1ilu move Wade Jugoslaviji
DR.. Ivan Ribar-predsednik provizoricne Wade Ju-
goslavie star "a et ter odicen odvetnk hrvaskega
porekla XII e bill narocna osebnost ekom zadnjih
petntrdeset et zvoljen e bill predsednika prve kon
stitualne ali upravne skupne letu 1920 in je vseskoz
od tedaj igra vogo polticnem in na1odnem zv
enju Jugoavje, ko eden najvidnejsih voditeljev de-
mokatske stranke katei je nacelova Luba Davidovic
DR.. Ribar je zve Belgradu skoro svoe zvljenje
Marsal Tito (Josip Broz)-pledsednik odbora "a
narodno obrambo je star So let, donna il Zagorja Hr
vaskem. On je bill mnogo let vodite jugosovanskega
deavskega gibanja
Dr. Josip Smodlaka-minster "a vnanje zadeve je
72 let in je odvet po pokcu ter prhaja IL Spta
Damaciji On je bv5i senator in zelo in prom
nentna lberana polticna osebnost etu 1918 je bill
clan prvega ugosovankega kabneta Bill ja tudi posla
mix Jugosave Vatkanu in Nadridu On je priznana
avtoriteta ma polju ustavnega prava.
JCsp Rus -podpredsednik provzoricne Wade Jugo
slavije ina 40 let ter a Sovenec, po pokcu pa sodnik
Vlsem sodlscu LJublJan. udejstVoVa Sc Je vellko
pr organizaciji SokoloV.
Dr. Moza Pijade-p -podpredsednik provzorcne
Wade Jugc5avije, e star 55 le ter e po pokcu zdrav
mix, promnenten slbszi nteektualec zidovske we're in
eden vodeljev jugoslovanske komnisticne sranke, XII
je tekom svojega dolgega zapora (pod begradskm re-
zmom) zlagal pesmi in sliEal.
Anton Observation-Disclosures provizoriGne
Wade Jugoslavije ina AZ let ter je kipar
IL Zagreba.
Vladislav Ribnikal-pod dpredsednik odbora "a
rodno obrambo star 80 let je poznana osebnos il
Belgrade, kjer je lastova in zdaal jugoslovansk
in balkansli list ''Politiko."
Bezidar Magovac- -podpredsednik odbora "a narod-
no obambo je star AZ let On e bill urednk osrednega
gasila Hrvaske kmecke stlanke "Slobodni Dom, XII je
izhajala Zagrebu.
Vladimir Zecevic-mnister notranjih zadev, je star
zdaj IS let Po pokicu pravosavn duhoven il central
Srbije ter e eden izmed vod patizanskega gibanja
Dr. Rade Pribcevic-minster "a obnovo ina 46
let je odvetnk po pokcu e po rodu Srb il Hvaske
politicno pa bill dolgo clan Neodvsne demokratske
stranke.
Suejman Filpovic-ninister "a rude in sumo, pred
sta7lta novi vadi Muslimane il Bosne
ZgoTaj omenjeni mozje predsavjajo vsa dele mai
boljsh in najprogresvnejsh elementov ugosovanskega
ljudstva Dokazal svoje politicno in nteekuano po
stene potion svoe preteklost On predstavljao ed
svobodno in deokraticno vlado meah Hitlerievega
@novega reda.'
Zd Sc naravnost ironieno in smesno obenem, da Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-14
Collinwoodske Sloyenke,
st. % SDZ

Cleveland, Ohio. - Tenn po-
tom vabim vse clanice nasega
drustva ma glavno letno sejo,
ki Sc vrsi nocoj, IA. decembra,
v Slovenskem domu ma Holmes
Ave.
zaeetek OBJ Z. uri zvecer.
Doznost mas vseh je, da Sc
vsaj ietne seje udelezimo v o.
bilnem stevilu. Ia vrsiti imamo
vec vaznih reci, kakor tudi vo-
liti drustveni odbor "a prihod-
ME leto.
Ne izgovarjajte Sc mai ho
kar be Ia start odbor, ker to ne
drM. Izyolite 81 drustyeni odbor,
ki YAM bo Pc wolff in da ho res
delal "a drustyo in Slovensko
dobrodelno zvezo.
kar Sc tice tajnistva. JAZZ ne
nlislim vec biti tajnica, vzrok
je,' ker sem preveckrat razoca-
rama oh koncu messca na malo-
nlarnost nekaterih clanic pri
placevanju asesmenta,. Imam o.
sesment "a posIati pa MISC s25