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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-12

Kdo provocira napad ma SANS?

koncno zapopadlo vse vrednote
in reforme zacasne Wade. Brez |
popolnega razumevanja m ed
pristasi Tita, bi bila Narodna O.
svobodilna fronta brezupna IN
bi razpadla pod udarci HitlerJa,
Mihajloviea, Rupnika, Nedica
in Pavelica. "
Najznacilnejsi dogodek Jul
goslaviji je ia, da so narodl
koncno spoznali, da Sc moraJo
boriTi proti svojim lastnim t.
ramon, to je proti starim VIA
dajecim klikam in ne samo pro-
ii Hitlerju. Oni vedo in mnogl
izmed mas vemo, kdo in S po-.
mocjo koga je Beograd mogel
zatirati Slovence in vse ostale
narode, kan Sc je stekal ukra-
deni denar, kdo je udobno live!
ma racun ljudstva it'd. To je vaz-
no spoznanje, to je naJbolJsa
garancija, da bodo doziveli sre-
co, napredek in mirno sozitJe
med vsemi juznimi Slovani, ka-
dar bodo porazeni Hitler in
Injegovi oprodje.
Povdarjam, da ne smemo prl-
merjati pristasev Tita prista-
81 Nina jlovica, kolikor Sc tice
njihove simpatije med delovnlm
! tiudstvom. Podporniki Mihajlo-
vica so malostevilni in zaostali,
XII Sc MISC spoznali kaj je po-
5redi bojev in oni MISC in ne bo-
10 odlocujoc faktor. Pref kc
slej bodo sami obzalovali svoJe
zmote, ker bodo delezni sads
larodne osvobodilne borbe.
Kadar govorimo ali pisemo {
sporu med foticevci, SANS II
| Osvobodilni 'front.', moramo ra
zumeti jedro tega spora, dru
sace bono zasli v navskrizje II
zmede, kar bi oviralo mas marco
ori dosegu njihovega idealnegf
orograma.
Program zacasne Wade Ma
codnega Anti-fasisticnega Sve
: "a be ko-istil vsem sloiem, Sc
a Jeda tudi pristasem Mihajlovi
"a in ljubljanskega skofa, ka
j dar DO enkrat n a a mir
j. skupni drzaEri. To Sc pa NOR
), zgoditi le pod pogojem, da ljud
r stvo obdrzi oblast svojih ro
:: kah, da Sc prepreci povratek G
+ olasti V roke male skupine pa
{ 'azitov, Xxi so z svojim postc
Danjem zakrivili nepopisno gol
{ je in bratomorne boje in XII Pre-
j. vocirajo spore med nami.
Geslo "Smrt faSizmu, SvobC
la narodu." MISC prazne frazt
:emvec prisega razsodnih Juge
r slovanov, da ne hodo odnehali
e oojem, dokler ne ozivotvorij
= tega gesla. ~
IL Cnop0a Wiflxo1yicl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-12
Ured1likOva
poSta
Progresivne Slovenke vabijo

AS5A SSA AFAA~ NV sSAAAAS
V nedeljo, IA. maja je praz-
nix vseh mater. Zato smo Pro-
gresivne Slovenke sklenile, da
bono pocastile matere ma ia
dan S tenn, da bono priredile
veselico programom. Podana
30 ziva slika Mater" dekla-
macijo. Sliko nam DO aranziral
Mr.. Vinko Coff, Xxi je mojster V
tenn, kar vsi pripoznamo, kateri
1mo re videli njegovo delo, da
ii boljsega med slovenei v tel
stroki, Florence Slaby DO po-
dala deklamacijo, XII jo je spi-
sal ]. Rottar. Pevske tocke, bo-
do peh pevci in pevke zbora
"Jadran'; kvartet Mladinskega
zbora S. D. Donna, Najnlajsi
pevec R. Vadnal, pa bo pokazal
svojo korajzo.
Mr.. Milan Medvesek bo po-
zdravil matere kratkim govo-
rom.
Nazadnje bo vprizorjena j.
gra Ia dom in svobodo" XII jo
! je, spisal Mr.. Frank Cesen. Igra
| je priobcena tudi v reviji Maj
ski glas'. Ia igra je spisana
samo "a danasnje case in sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-12
Zapisnik
seize sirsega odbora SANsa g.
januarja 1914
Hotel Sherman, Chicago, lii
(Nadaljevanje)
(Nadali lievanje)

Med TEN so Sc dogodki v do
movini nitro razvijali. En- del
slovenskega naroda, pod pretez-
nil vodstvom komunistlcne
stranke, XII je edna .ze takrat
imela V rokah dobro razprede-
no podzemno organizacijo, Sc Je
odlocil "a takojsen oborozen cd.
por proti okupatorjem. z zalost~
10 ugotavljamo, da je pri tenn
" siIno neurejenih in razru-
vanih razmerah - prislo tudi
do ostrih strankarskih bojev in
do bratomornega klanja in u
biianja, XII ga odlocno obsoJa-
mo.
Iskreno pozdravljamo vsak
odpor proti tujim nasllnikom
Nikakor pa ne odobravamo, da
bi Sc S poudarjanjem samo te-
ga odpora hotelo ustVariti Vi
dez, da so vsi drugi Slovenci po-
stall nezvesti nasemu skupne-
mu slovenskemu programu.
Pre- 1ricani smo, da SO vsi kot E.
na sama ogromna sila priprav-
ljeni, da udarijo po soVrazniku
ob prvi ugodni priliki. Enako
htudi ne odobravame misli, da bi
TAX prvi udar katerikoli posa-
mezni skupil4i dal pravico, cd
Iocati poten O usodi celega ma
roda.
&c je SANS V poslednjem ca
5u DO nekaterih vodilnih clanih
hotel ustvariti in propagirat
misli in sodbe, zelimo in hoce
mo, da mu Vrnemo spet tist
duh, V katerem je bill ustanov
jen.
Zelimo in hocemo, da Sc SA
Ms tuJl odsej brez razlike, po
udarjanja. in izjavljanja razniE
strankarskih naertov "a bodoc
no svetovno in domaco uredi
il teV, hori amo "a zdruzite0
J | vseh SloVencev v svobodno i,
demokraticnoa Slovenijo, XII ma
81 sama odloci svojo bodoeo u
.editeV.
? V Il borbi maj propaglra s
ialje to naso voljo med Vsem
] zdruzenirni 'narodi in isce MIL
) ! oomoei in zaslombe, zlasti met
, lasimi slovanskimi brati.
: Skusa maj ohraniti med Slo
: venci v stati domovini d u h !;
E skupnosti, XII bo oh pravem tre
nutku dvignil vse do zadnjegi
= " odlocen odpor in boj proti SO
vrazniku; "a tako vplivanje nj
i slovence v starr domovini ma
: slusa upofabiti zlasti tudi We
! vpliv nase drzaVe.
Z Enako pa maj skusa tudi p
I 5vojih moceh obvescati vse Slo
! vence v Aneriki pravicno in ne
! -Epristransko resnicnem stanj
4 dogodkov in nase borbe.
Upamo, da je med nami S
81 doyolj bratskega duha, da $
zdruzimo "a temi cilji, ki smo 5
q jih OBJ ustanovitvi zastavili.0
r (Ploskanje.)
Br. cainkar je istega nnenj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-12

eno zasluzijo naso podporo. To
da enega velevaznega dejstva
nikakor ne m mo pozabiti:
Odlocno smo proti prejsnjemu
politicnemu sistemu, XII je tlacil
mas narod in obsojamo vse IL
ste, Xxi ga slovenskemu ljudstvu
vsiljujejo Sc "a bodoce. (Odo-
bravanje.)
Br. Adamic: Besede brata Vo-
duska so .vazne-prisle so cd
5rca, plemenitega in krscanske-
ga srca. zelel bi biti njemu E.
max, zelel bi, da bi bilo mnogo
takih. V principu sem "a ME
govo resolucijo.. Toda dejstvo je,
la zveni iz te resolucije kritika
nasega SANSa. Br. Vodusek je
blizu popolnosti. Toda svet nj
tax, kot 81 ga on zeli. JAZZ, ma
primer, sem skusal sodelovati z
vsakim. Pa poglejmo en- slucaj:
Snoj! In takih je povsod, ne sa-
mo v Sloveniji. Meni nj govoril
resnice. Izkoristil mas je "a Sc
be in svoje stranke stalisce, ne
"a staliSce Slovencev. In Sc en-
5lucaj: Rev. zakrajsek je sve-
toval, "a porocamo Sumneru
Wellesu "beli gardi", XII dobi-
va puske cd Italijanov, toda te-
ga zadniega bi ne smell omeni-
ii! Navsezadnje pa se@ bill ma
paden = JAZZ. Toda ne govorimo
O TEN. JAZZ osebno nikakor ne
morem sodelovati nikomur, XII
je "a Franco (spanskega dikta-
torja), ali dobiva podporo cd
fasistov ali nacijev. Tistih, XII
so Sc sli klanjat v Rim, ne mo-
rem priznati. Ma drugi strani
pa .ie osvobodilna fronta, XII je
nastala il ljudstva samega V
nasi mill, lepi Sloveniji in Sc ma
glo Siri med vsemi tlacenimi
narodi. To ljudsko gibanje, ia
odlocni odpor narodov je bill ne
izogiben. - JAZZ nisem komu-
mist. In me niti najmanj ne
vznemirja, ce me kdo klice "a
komunista ali sopotnika. Toda
pred oGnli moramo imeti stall
no, da Sc danes bije silen boz
med idejami in mi ne moreno
stati ob st1ani in cincati. Vso
svojo moralno in gmotno pod
poro moramo dati pravim bo-
ievnikom "a osvoboditev - O.
svobodilni 'front.'! (PIosk.)
Br. Kern pravi, da je z zani-
manjem poslusal resolucijo in
Sc skoro dobesedno strinja z
. izvajanji resolucije. Oni, XII SC
katoliskega misljenja, imajc
: pravico zahtevati, da Sc njiE
4 prepriGanje uposteva. Veseli ga
i da smo doslej take. lepo poslo
vail. Vprasanje tn je glede mo
i rale in etike, o cemur imamc
= lahko svoja mnenja,. vseent
ostanemo SlOvenci. SANS mas
: ie prvi tn v Ameriki res zdruzil
: In ko bo tam res zdruzenje il
q enotnost, pa Sc bono a h k {
= skregali, &c Sc nam DO ljubilo
: Tudi JAZZ Sc Adamicem nj
V strinjam v vsem. Toda zaveda
n no Sc, da Sc vsak lahko zmot
j = sal je cello neki papez ida
/ bulo (razglas) O copernicah!
Br. kristan nina mic prot
Il sprejetju resolucije. "Ko Sc j
Ii zacela Osvobodilna fronta, jill
h mnogo nj bio craven. Toda Sc
d dai Sc lie razyila politicn;
fronta in v tel SO vsi brez raz
y like razen izdajalcev. Ia o
a svobodilni svet je vesoljna slo
! venska narodna organizacija il
a .pregrican SEM da SO oni, ki 81
J bill pref zunaj, sedaj V njej
a Poroeila 0 tenn SO jasna in ne
u dvoumna. Ljudje, XII jih misl
IS bf. Vodusek, so brez dvoma "a
stopani. v izvrsnem odborl
o smo bill vedno zelo tolerantn
j. ia yeekrat smo odnehavali, to
i da oci 81 nismo mogli zakriti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-12

Brat Kerze je v zadnjem clan
ku SANS V tezavah" deloma
obsojal delovanje, oziroma po-i
liticno stalisce SANSa. Mem
Sc zdi, da radi tega zasluzi ma
10 odsovora.
Sodec po pisanju, Sc da razu-
nett, kakor da je brat KuhelJ
naredil napako, ko je objavil a
Ii dal ponatisniti novice, XII Je!
izsla v "Ljubljanskem Sloven-
Gu" V zvezi z sodelovanjem
ljubljanskega skofa pri ustoll-
3enju izdajalca Ruprika. Po mo-
jem mnenju je to lie. navidezen
vzrok, katerega nj zakrivil ku-
nell, ker nj incl ustolicenjem
Rupnika nobene zveze. Da Je
obiavil to novice, mu moramo
dati priznanje, ker izvrsuje svo-
ie naloge smislu sklepov Gle
velandskega kongresa. To Je
menda storil IL razloga, da ove-
ri trditve, da je med Slovencl
gotova skupina ljudi, XII deluxe
| 10 proti narodnim interesom. Z
obiavo te novice je Kuhel doka-
zal, da SANS stoji ma svoJih
principih.
Spora ali napada cd stranl
foticevcev nj zakrivil nihce pr
SANSu. JAZZ sem med zborova
MEM clevelandskega kongresa
opozarjal nase glavne voditeiJu
da DO treba re ma kongresu IL
raziti nase stalisce napram Fo-
ticu, toda mojega nasveta Sc n.
! upostevalo, ker SO MIN hotel
"igrati balo." Vsaj tako so Sc
izgovarjali gotovi krogi, XII SC
hoteli doseci edinstvo cello
F'oticem, cesar pa nj bilo mogo'
&c, ako Sc hotelo obdrzati SANS
ma kongresu dolocenih smer
micah.
Brat Kerze! Pc mojem mne
nju All mogoce racunati ma spra
vo med foticevci, pristasi SA
MS in Osvobodilne fronte. Kom
promis je mogoc, toda lie n;
: Skodo narodnega OsvobOjenJ;
in ljudskega blagorja. Torej a
ko bi bill priprayljeni trpet
Fotica in njegove agente, po
: tenn bi prisli V navskrizje par
tizani, Osvobodilno fronto il
povrhu bi postal Sc izdajalc
interesov in image Zdruzeni
lrzav. Potem nam ne bi bill
treba organizirati ameriski
= .SlovenceV, ker to je incl Fotl
: ze pref skoro popolni kontrc
- Ii.
> Sedaj 81 pa oglejmo sestav c
5vobodilne fronte in Mihaj jlOV
"a. Ii trdis, da imata Tito i
l Miha jlovic vsak svoje pristas'
j TO je res, toda pomisliti je tire
: ba, da je program Osvobodiln
fronte jasno zaCrtan, med tel
ko Miha ajlovic stremi samo z
tenn, da osigura povratek krs
: Lju in start korumpirani srbsl
i vladajocI kiki
! Jedro Osvobodilne fronte
)svoboditev drzave in vrste r.
form, med katerimi bi civiln
'. zakonodajna in vojaska obla'
u oresla V roke ljudstva. Ia pr
l. gram podpirajo Slovenci, Srk
a Hrvati, Crnogorci, Macedon
k in Muslimani in VISA postena il
, teligenca, ker SO uverjeni, da
J.; to edini predpogoj "a raw
- Tugoslavije. Ia program slo
Z ma znanstvenih dokazih, da
Fl mogoce le pod tako sestavo z
l. sigurati demokracijo, sreco
n 5amoodlocevanje.
, Ma drugi strani imamo N
. ajlovica, kralja in stare k
ruptno srbsko kliko. To je ba
~ da najvecjih. neznacajnezev,
70 50 powerful Mihajlovicu nalog
j. da jim pripravi pot "a povr
d tex V Beograd, da bodo zop
+. obnovili policajski terorizel
trpincenje V zloglasni Glavnj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-12
eDalje pril1odnjic)

Kupuj.e vojne bonde in yojno- varGe-
vaIne zilamke, da BIO cimprcj porazcno
osisGe in vsc, kar ono predstaylja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-12

Podprimo borbo Amerike "a aemp-
kracijo in syobodo syeta 2 nakupom
vojnih bondoy in vojno- yarcevairiih
xnamk!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-12

Med TEN so Sc dogodki V do
movini nitro razvijali. En- del
slovenskega naroda, pod pretez-
nj m vodstvom komunisticne
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19
Great Lakes Awards
Nine Scholarships

Campsu. Northeastern: Donna Do
Ian. 5l5l Cadillac. East Commerce:
John L. Dorm. 1910 Bramell, Red
ford: Wesley c. Franks, 1876 Ward,
Mackenzie: Shirley Groesbeck. 4636
Devonshire. Southeastern: Jessie
Hayes. 227l Madison. Miller:
Carol NJ. Hoyer. 755 Radamacher.
Southwestern: Helen Ksfkalis. 3540
Audubon. Eastern: Earl d. Lutter-
rnoser. 4245 Sixteenth. Wilbur
Wright: Eva Poss. 4026 Humphrey,
Commerce: Alexander J. Refs. 22l0
Hickory. Pershing: Sylvia J Rose.
43i0 Cicotte. Chadsey: Judith Spill
kin. 1921 Rochester. Central: Pau
line Verderbsr. 804i Loncworth.
Western; Robert Webb. 20l67 va
cana, Cass. -
The DENLY Mothers club scholar
ship. awarded 10 graduate OF
DENLY high school. went 10 Ed
ward Koonmen. 922S Bedford. The
Mackenzie high school alumni
scholarship and the Bennett Me-
mortal scholarship. both established
for graduates OF Mackenzie high
school. were granted 10 Carolyn
Salyards. l0393 Stoepel and Jean
George. 9225 LiitleAeld.
The Bennett Memorial scholarship
fund was established in honor OF
the late Milton l.. Bennett. who
taught at Mackenzie from 1929 until
the time OF his death three months
ago.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19

Nine Of 81 recent graduates Of
local high schools entered Wayne
university last week on scholarships
granted by Great Lakes Mutual In
surance company.
other scholarships were award
ed by Board Of Education. DENLY
Mothers club and Mackenzie high
school alumni association.
Tuition scholarships. made avail
able through the Great Lakes Mu-
tual Insurance Company. were
awarded TO:
Lillian Andrews. $40 westmins-
ter. Northern: Gordon Armstrong.
93l9 Hartwell. Mackenzie: Edith
Black, 1888 Holcomb. Northeastern.
Dorsey Brooks, l72i Townsend,
Eastern: G. rorhsn, 1858 N. Clsren-
don, Cooley; Emily Lou Jaeger. $50
Lothrop. Central: Mary Moll. 1880
Rutherford. Mackenzie; Ruth Stew
enson. l0l z. Longwood. PerShins;
Gertrude Goetz, +802 Fisher, East
ern.
Board OF Education scholarships,
presented each semester TO out
standing high school seniors, were
won by:
Sigfried Anderson. 567S Lorraine
Northwestern: Morris Bernstein
10l0 w. Philadelphia. Northern: r
2. Cooper. 1888 Indiana. Cooley;
George DeNoli. t2as Hereford. Den.
by; Evelyn DinkfelL Ssl Joseeh
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19
West Virginia Club
Presents John Davis

Dr.. John W. Davis. president OF
the West Virginia State college. Is
the speaker at the YMCA Forum
Series. Sunday. Feb. 90 He is being
presented by the West Virginia
Collesisns. q group OF the alumni
and former students o, the leading
colleges in West Virginia The
theme OF the Forum Series this year
deals with postwar problem.
DR.. Davis. forceful, dynamic
personality. has led useful. in
spirational life. He holds bachelor
and master OF arts degrees from
Morehouse college. doctor OF laws
from Wilberforce. and Howard
university. and has studied at the
University OF Chicago. He taught at
Morehouse college from l9ll-l9l5.
and was registrar there from 1914
1917 He was executive secretary
o. the Twelfth Street branch OF the
YMCA in Washington. D. c., from
l9l7-l9i9 He has been president
Of West Virginia State college since
1919. and during that time has
helped make il one of the leading
and most highly recognized state
colleges in the country.
President Davis has been active
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19
PARADISE VII
WILL SPONSOR
HAM T0U R NEY|

While the Ham" tournament.
next on the calendar at Paradise
Bowl. may not produce the brand
OF bowling as evidenced in the re.
cent national singles championship.
II Is certain to produce more con.
troversy.
For instance, Dwight Lett. a
,oqusrious little fellow. long ago
established himself as king OF the
Hams" Notwithstanding the fact
that he had not proved his right
to hold the crown. On numerous
occasions other bowlers have
changed this right OF Lett to set
himself rs supreme of all he sur
veyed. but this did not dismay
Brother Lett at all He Just con-
tinued to let off steam as loudly
rs he does when telling about the
achievements Of fighter he's train.
ing
In an attempt to appease some
of the disgruntled Hams" George
Bennett. manager Of Paradise Bowl.
arranged the big tournament which
will be eight games across l6 al
leys, Saturday night. Feb. 20.
Realizing that the time had ar.
rived when he could no longer talk
his way to the championship. but
must prove the right on the alleys.
Lett was one OF the first TO file
entry.
II Is rumored that Russ J. Cowans.
city editor OF the Michigan Chron-
icle. classified by Lett as not up to
qualification. will be among the en-
trees. providing he can shake the
arthritis out OF his aging legs.
Bennett said this week that in
dications pointed 10 more than so
Hams" competing for the title.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19

on some OF the most important ma
tional committees in the country
during the last two decades. He was
q member Of President Hoover's
Organization for Unemployment
Relief. the National Advisory Com
mittee N Education OF Negroes, the
National Land Grant College Sur
vey Stan. In 1928 he was president
OF the American Teachers Associ.
alton He Is now . member Of the
Commission on Institutions Of High
er Education OF the North Central
Association CT Colleges. II is very
evident that Dr. Davis has been
up in front" in many undertakings
concerned with better education for
the people.
There will be an exhibit al the
YMCA that will be OF interest 10
high school seniors interested in
attending a Negro college. II will
have material from all ,of the de-
psrtments at West Virginia State
college. and will show how much
one Of the leading Negro colleges
in the country has to offer.
Or. Davis is a brilliant, aggressive
man. and has immeasurably aided
education for the Negro. He is q
powerful. impressive speaker.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19
Marionettes Hold
Annual Election

The N,-'orn,tes. like most Of the
r"o,le. believe IL YOU have some
thing good. hold on 10 II. Therefore
the staff n. officers remains the
sn,ne for the ensuing wear. Matte
Hill. president Viola Carson, Sec
retarv. Helen Schropshirc. vice
president. Cav Carter. financial sec
rctsry: Mildred Guvton. treasurer:
Mary Bailey. corresponding secre-
tsrv: Mildred McCsnts. psrliamen-
tartan. and Ann Ford. chaplain.
The club Is looking forward 10 two
new members
Plans were completed for ne Ne
Tro History oroErsr, on which all
mrrbers will participate.
Following the business meeting.
q delicious luncheon was served
and games were PLAYED. Mrs. Mil
dr~d McCarts was hostess
The public is invited 70 attend
~. party Given AZ me 666's on Feb
20 Ann Ford. scribe
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19
PartyLine-

Susan Mills was q delightful hos
tess on Sunday afternoon. II was
the occasion Of the No One Bridge
club. and she also invited in guests
A tasty dinner was served, and
plenty OF delightful drinks. She has
such q dainty doll house" that the
afternoon was well enjoyed Kath-
ryn Wells won first guest prize.
Mildred Simmons. second. The club
winners were Marie Hixon. first;
Gertrude Gibson, second. and Muir
iel Hunter, BOBBY. Other members
included Rollene Bibbs, Lillian
Gaines, Jsoue Burris. and other
guests were Jerry Sneed. Eva
Campbell and Marian McClain.
X X y
John O'Dell Of Scotch avenue
isn't worrying about the winter
SHOWS, as he is way down in Miami,
Fla, visiting his daughter, Anna
belle, and son. Jack.
y X -
Mildred Westbrook OF Leland
avenue is convalcscing since having
the "flu." o
y -
Mrs. "Chick" Lacey Of Leland
avenue was hostess Sunday TO din
ner guests The gay group included
Mrs. Linnie Lewis OF Inkster; James
Nash. Robert McBryde, Robert
Jackson and others. The foursome
had a complete day and finished the
dinner by making the rounds OF
the nighteries.
During Seaman James Childs fur
Tough. the Midas Levy's enjoyed
taking him about 10 the night spots.
X X X
Mrs. LYDIA Goggins is i'll. we I'M
derstand. and out TO the hospital in
Ann Arbor.
Mrs Beulah Wisdom and her
niece. Mrs. Ruth Kendall Webb,
lust returned from Los Angeles,
Calf. where they enjoyed an ideal
trip. They went out for Ruth's mar
rage TO T. Sgt. Douglas Webb. who
is now somewhere in the South
Pacific.
The Sophisticates were over 70
Marian McClains for their regular
meeting Tuesdky and the windup
OF their dinner plans. Guests OF the
evening were Cwendolyn Harrison
Isola Graham. Essie McBryde. The
game that was very enjoyable was
Magic Races and prizes were won
by Isola Graham and Essie Nc
Bryde, while the lucky members
we're Virginia Flennoy, Odessa Lett
and Fern johnson. Other members
on hand were Marie Lewis, Almeds
Clifford. Blanche Evans, Elizabeth
Crosby and Margrita Scott
y n y
The Elite Social club met at the
home Of Mrs. Pauline Cunningham
OF wildwood avenue Thursday
Plans were made by the members
to visit their boys in various camps
Talk of a "hankie" club was also
part OF the discussion. The mem
bers thoughtfully remembered their
presidents dauRhter-Mrs. Charlie
Mae Flowers, who Is graduating
from Northwestern. Mrs Made
Williamson who had birthday
Jan. 81. also received a lovely gift
The hostess served q lovely lunch
con-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19
HoweHKing Wins
ByA Knockout In
The Sixth Round

Howell King sprung big sur
prise Monday night when he stop
ped Pfc. Chuck Hirst. Detroit mid
dleweight, now a boxing instructor
at Waco, Texas. in the sixth round
Of 4 scheduled l0-round bout at
Arcadia. King weighed l54 TO
Kirsts ISL
Several weeks ago King lost .
bout to Joe Sutka. Wysndotte. and
because Of that loss. he went into
the ring against Hirst who had wop
l6 straight n the undsrdoa. Sam
my Hughes, Detroit won . four
round knockout over Bishop Muir
ply, Chicago. Hughes scaled l6l
and Murphy, 1924.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-19
MARRIAGE
LICENSES

MARRIAGE LICENSES issued by
Wayne County Clerk during period
Of February l to February Z. inclu-
sive: -
John NJ. Finch. %; Evelyn Rad
ford, l6
william Bryant, Ernestine Sharpe,
"a.
Robert L. Brantley. ~; Dorothy
Cook. l9.
Clarence T. Stevens. s.; Virginia
Porter, IS
George Green. 81; Clara Wilson,
"a
John ,vanias. a; Catherine Whit.
tington, y
Ernest S. Corey. 70: Mittie l.
White. %
Stanley H James %: Virginia
Tsrrant, ~
John L. Neal. p: Margaret L
Southall. II
Malcolm 3. Smith. IL: Bertha
Sutton, 10
Cecil c. Thomas, 4s; Julia Wine
ton. IS
Sam Gillespie. "a: Matte NJ
Prophet. "a
Willie Dozier. IS: Ada Nc
Gruder, IS
Ben Bolton. IS; Matte White. 81
William Robinson. 40: Mamie l.
Jones, IS
Dallas Queen. 30: Iva Philpot. q
Lucino Harris, 81: Geraldine
Thomas. ~
Rober, L Nix. 81; Blanche
Nichols, 70
Edward Tate. 20; Evelyn Brown.
y
Samuel L Jones. Al: Beatrice
Henson, 20
Hansel Smith. 80; Helen West 10
Frank Lyon. rs: Evelyn c. Fin
James W. Houze Jr- 10; Irene
Dixon, 20
Eiex Turner. ~: ozie Gibson. q
James Z. McClain. SO; Ruby M
Stokes. Is
Flennie Draper. 2e; Mary Buffing-
ton, q
Robert Foster, 40; Ruth Mccarty,
81
Carlyle A. Hall, "a; Alma Powers,
IS
Luther Carruthers, So; Coretha
Smith, "a
James valenyine Jr., "a; Ernes-
tine Hinkle. 20
Jesse williams ~; Evelyn Con-
stantin. 80
Ollie T. Hughes, y; Lille L. Hall,
81
James Henderson, as; Ardell Rob-
inson. 81
Charles A. Dickerson, l9. Eleanora
Wilson. l9
Major Mcbride. SO: Elizabeth
Meeks. %
Jerry l. Fsqus, %; Essie l. e.
lingion, Is
Paul D. Blackburn, 50; Mary
Parks. 20
johnnie l. Ingram, "a; Lee c.
Taylor. 80
George Cook, IL; Matte J. Ep-
pinger, %.