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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07
Granddaughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alley
Is Honored AT LSU

News has been received by Mr..
and Mrs. N. w. Alley of a signal
honor conferred upon their grand
daughter, Miss Johnette johnson
of New Orleans.
The first woman student to win
the professional commercial
award, Miss johnson was award
ed the Pi Tau Pi key at Com
merce Day" ceremonies at Louis
lana State University where she
is a member of the junior class.
Written in connection with
this in the university publication,
"The Reveille," was the follow
ing:
Breaking a tradition of keep
ing the medal in the fraternity
Pi Tau Pi presented its key to
the highest ranking junior, John
cite johnson. This was the first
time a woman had won the pro.
fessional commercial fraternity
award, DR.. Robert w. French
who gave tn medal, said"
Miss johnson is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. johnson, OF
New Orleans. Mrs. johnson is the
former Miss Annette Alley Of
Pascagoula.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07
Mrs. Richord Frame
Honor Guest AT
Bridge Party

AS d lovely farewell courtesy
to her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Richard Frame, who has been her
house guest for the past three
months but who with her small
son, Dickie. has now returned to
Philadelphia, Pa, Mrs. James
T. Frame was hostess at a dessert
bridge party on Thursday after
noon of last week.
The home Of Mrs. Frame at
lI06 Buena Vista street was the
setting for the party and 1t was
given a gala air by lavish use
of irises, roses, caiendulas and
other spring flowers.
Following a dessert course OF
ice cream and cake, the remain
der of the afternoon was spent
over the card table.
In the games the score favors
fell to Mrs. Thomas Ryan, Mrs.
Warren B. Seely and Mrs. D. B.
Clayton.
Those playing we're Mesdames
Richard Frame. T. Ross Murphy.
Sydney Swan, Seely, Ryan. A. p.
Derby and Mrs. Frame.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07

P~ascagoula to spend the Easter
holidays with her parents. Capt.
and Mrs. H. H. Cole.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07
Whot MilodY viii
Wear To Be Shown
AT ESQ Style Show

A spring style show featuring
clothes for all occasions will be
sponsored by the Girls Service
Organization at the Pascagoula
High school auditorium Wednes-
day, April IL, at 8:l5 p. m, ESQ
officers announced.
An orchestra from Keesler
Field Air Force will furnish mu-
sic with special musical scores
by Miss Gene Eason and dance
specialties by the Nessie v. Jones
School of Dancing. After the
show there will be an informal
dance at the USO. Tickets will be
sold at the door foTsthe revue and
admission will be 35 cents to all.
Styles in street, day, school,
evening, sport and lounging
clothing will be modelled and
spring suits will be included in
the showing. Sport clothes will
include bathing suits, play suits,
shorts and Stacks.
Stores displaying fashions are
Brumfields, R and K Store and
Woods of Moss Point, and Brum-
fields, Garnett's, Cowan's, Ro-
senblum Stores Company, Max
Wilson's, and Burnstein's.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07
YWBc To Sponsor
Showing OF WAVE
Movies On Monday

"Chief Nicely Reports to the
Nation and That Men May
Fight are the titles Of the two
movies to be shown by Hilda
Elizabeth Minton, Sp. Or 2ic),
WAVES, Monday at 8 b. m. at the
USO building under the auspices
Of the Young Women's Business
club Of Pascagoula. These films
are designed to inform rather
than to recruit and parents Of
eligible girls as well as mothers
and fathers of WAVES and wo-
men considering entering the SCI
vice are especially invited to at
tend, Miss Gene Eason Of the
YWBA announced. Chief Luz
ther B. Harrison, Navy recruit
er from Gulfport, will also be
here for the showing. The Sec
ond movie is in technicolor.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07
Impromptu Bridge
Club Entertained
By Mrs. B. /. Jane

Mrs. B. ]. Jane entertained the
Impromptu Bridge club in her
home on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. A. ]. Franklin received
the high score prize,
At the conclusion Of the games
8 salad course with tea was
served to Mesdames A. J. Frank
lin, T. L. DeLashmet, w. H. Nell
son Jr.. 7. o. Mabry, 4. A. Watts,
C. S. B~eardslee. F. G. Spann Jr.,
end Thomas Coulson
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07

MIR. and Mrs. J. T. Renfro were
visitors to Mobile for the week
end where they attended the Tri-
State Singing Convention.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07

to Mesdames w. F. Mcleod, w.
w. Jenkins, Gene Ellis, j. C.
Avent. and Misses Jane Coulson,
Olive Elkin, Dorothy Suthoff and
Virginia Eley.
Mrs. J. C. Avent entertained
the Whistler Bridge club in her
home on Tuesday evening.
Miss Jane coulson received
the nigh score prize with Mrs.
Gene Ellis winning the bingo
prize.
Soft drinks were served during
the games and a salad course
with hot chocolate after the
games to Mesdames Gene Ellis.
J. 7. Bishop, Hartwell McCol-
ium. and Misses Jane Coulson.
Audrey Crook. Dorothy Suthoff.
Olive Elkin and Virginia Eley.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07

, Mrs. A. q. Ettllng returned on
Tuesday to her home in Fergu-
son, Mo-, after a visit here in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Armand
Jonte, where she was called on
account of the illness of Mrs.
Jonte. Mrs. Ettling vas accom-
panied to Mobile by Mrs. L. A.
Tanilson, where they enjoyed
Tanlunson, where they enjoyed
the day before her departure.
MI. and Mrs. Frank DeAngelo
Jr., and daughter, Deloris, Misses
Veda Stauter and Dorothy
Rhodes, spent Tuesday in Mobile.
Mr.. Lamar Jones enroute from
Gulfport to Mobile, spent a few
hours Monday afternoon with MI.
and Mrs. H. B. Overstreet.
The many friends of Mrs. E.
T. Galloway are very sorry to
hear of her illness at her home
in Lucedale.
Mrs. H. B. Overstreet, Mrs. I.
L. DeLashmet, and MIR. w. G.
Broome spent "Wednesday in New
Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fitzner
and children, Celeste and George
of Mobile, spent Sunday in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Fitz-
ner.
Miss Essie Beverly spent the
weekend at her home in Gulf
port.
Mrs. Frank DeAngelo left Fri
day for a visit with her son Carl
DeAngelo, of the U. S. Marines
in Norman Okla. Mrs. DeAngelo
was accompanied by Miss Marie
P~reanoss who will enjoy a visit
with friends in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Postal were
visitors to Mobile Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Mahood of Balti-
more, Md, returned Monday to
Camp Stewart, Ga, where her
husband is stationed. after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Smith,
Sally Lou Smith will arrive
Friday from Fairhope, Alabama,
where she is attending school,
to spend the weekend with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas
H. Smith.
There will be a meeting of the
Elementary Parent Teacher AS
ISOLATION at the Lottie Hyatt
school next Friday afternoon at
$3.50 O'clock.
j. Bogdanoff has returned to
his home at Philadelphia, Pa, af-
ter a visit in the home of his
daughter Mrs. S. Rosenthal.
The Whistler Bridge club met
with Miss Audrey Crook Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. William Mcleod received
the high score prize.
Miss Jane Coulson received the
bingo prize.
Ice cream and cookies were
served at the close of the games
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07
Field. Fla.

Friends of Mrs Arnold Ford
will be happy to learn that she
is recuperating nicely from q
recent illness.
Mrs. Clayton Bush. formerly Of
Pascagoula, but now of Tucson,
Ariz.. enjoyed a pleasant visit
at the home of her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Rouse.
Accompanying her was her IA
month-old daughter, Patricia.
Miss Malva Beasley. formerly
of Vancleave but now a resident
of this city, recently visited in
the home of her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Tanner of Vancleave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Ford and
their young son. Arnold Quinn,
Jr., recently motored 10 Biloxi
for a pleasant visit with Mr..
Ford's father, Edd Ford. Arnold
Ford has recently returned TO
civilian life after completing IS
months with the Army on a NUM-
Der of islands in the South Pc
cific. where she saw much action,
He brought home with him a
number of medals and service
ribbons.
Miss Ruth Carter Of Biloxi
spent Wednesday here in the
home of her brother, Robert +.
Carter, 4z0 School street.
The Woman's Guild Of st. Johns
Episcopal church will hold It's
regular monthly meeting, Mon
day next at the home OF Mrs,
r. j. Dempster, 70I 9th street.
Mrs. Warren B. Seely of the
uSO staff spent Monday in Mo.
bile.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Moss spent
last week in New Orleans.
Miss Lady Sara Moss who ar.
rived last Sunday from Blue MT
college, at Blue Mountain. Miss.
to spend her spring vacation witt
her brother, A. j Moss and fam
lily, returned Wednesday TO re-
sumo her studies at the college
Mrs. Raymond r. King and
her mother, Mrs. J. +. Scott
spent a delightful day in New
Orleans. Tuesday.
MRS. Fanny Loughridge, who
has been in the hands of an eye
specialist, went for a checkuT
last Sunday. She was accompan'
led to Mobile by her kinsman
James Gautier.
Mrs. Henry Gautisr Of thi'
, city, and Mrs. p. 7. Vaughn Q
, Gautier, were overnight visitor
! in the home Of the latter's sis
ter, Mrs. John r. Ray in New Or
leans, the early part Of the week
Mrs. Ray Breeland and he
sister, Mrs. Matte Johnson .
Tylertown, Miss, were guests 0
their sister-in-law, Mrs. Jewel
johnson with whom they spen
last week.
The departure of Mrs. Thoma
Kelly for her home at Wesson
Miss. is being regretted by thu
many friends that she made dur
ing her residence in Pascagoula
Mrs. Thomas plans to remain il
Wesson while her husband is II
the service.
Mrs. E. ]. Jane returned home
the first of the week from Co
lumbus, Miss, where she wen
to attend a dance program las
Friday on which her daughtel
Miss Doris Jane, who is majorinf
in physical education at the Mis-
sissippi State College for Women
appeared On her return, Mrs
Jane was accompanied by Miss
Jane who came on a special per.
init as the college is not granting
an Easter holiday.
Miss Gloria Cole spent the
weekend at home but returned e
her studies at Sophie Newcomt
College at New Orleans unit
Thursday when she came back e
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07
Moss Point PTA TO
Elect Officers AT
Meeting Tuesday

The Moss FONT Parent Teacher
Association will meet Tuesday
at $3.50 pm. at the Moss Point
High school at which time Off
GERS will be elected, Mrs. e. !.
Lindsey, president, announced.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07
'PASCAGOULA. -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Patrons of the Chronicle Star VINO send IN news items by mes
senger, or by mail, should sign them, and if possible, give phone
number. Often times news items turned in are not clear, and re-
quire checking In the matter OF information concerning engage
ments and marriages, a signature is a positive must" as n news
paper will assume the responsibility of publishing news of this
kind without a proper authorization. So please help the society
editor out with the courtesy of a signature. ANY news OF social
or local interest, will be gladly received. Phone 500 or sos.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07

3I4 S. Pascagoula Street
Good Friday, April p
7:30 p. M. ''The Son Of Gods
Last Words and Death" sermon
topic, Communion service.
Easter Sunday. April g.
1000 a. M, sThe Son of God
the Resurrection and Life of
Every Believer Sermon topic.
Communion Services. special
selection, "He Is Risen" Choir
director, Miss Irene Humphrey.
Organist, Miss Hilma Melene.
REV. M. L. YONKER,
Pastor.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07
Pascagoula Moss Point Bank
MOSS POINT P~AscACoULA

Tomorrow's Security Is TO Be Found
In ToduY's Poyrolls

Among those visiting New Or
leans, Tuesday, was Mrs. Greg
Org Wood.
MRS. Jesse Dethloff and her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Alvin Love,
spent Tuesday in New Orleans,
and were accompanied by Mrs.
Dethloff's small daughter, Ann.
A pleasant part of the cele-
bration of c. L. Cunningham's
natal day was a dinner given by
his daughter, Mrs. Jesse Deth-
loft at her home in Moss Point.
The guest list included Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Cunningham and son,
c. L. Jr., of Moss Point, and
Mr.. ana Mrs. Emmett Carlew o
Eastlawn, Pascagoula. Covers
were also laid for members of
Mrs. Dethloff's family.
Mrs, D. P. Stevens arrived on
Thursday from New Orleans for
a visit with her mother, Mrs. A..
L. Todd, and sisters, Mrs. A. E..
Prichett and Mrs. Bessie Vetter
and their families.
Friends of Mrs. William Maurre
are rejoicing over her recuper-
alton from a serious operation at
the jackson County hospital a
fortnight ago. Mrs. Maurre has
returned to her home on Belle
view in Moss Point where she is
the center of much pleasant at
tention.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Houck spent
Tuesday in New Orleans on bus
mess connected with the Joy
Theatre.
Mrs. John Cirlot, Mrs. Malva
Jackson, Mrs. A. j. Boyles, Mrs.
Henry Miles and Mrs. w. Rass-
mussen of Moss Point, Mrs. r. E.
Wells and Mrs. Arthur Lassiter
of Kreole, attended the Mississip-
pi Conference of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service in
Jackson. this week. Besides the
Business of the conference the
delegates were entertained with
q reception at the governors man
sion Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Hubert Fisher returnedhto
her home in Memphis, Tenn last
week after a few days visit with
her sister, Mrs. Louise F. Me-
Leod.
Miss Marguerite Colley returned
to Belhaven College in Jackson,
Monday after a few days visit
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs
j. F. Colley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Mcfarland
Bay Springs, Miss, spent the
weekend with their s~on-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
B. West, and their daughter Mrs.
Hartwell McCollum.
S/Sgt. A. r. Blumer and Mrs.
Blumer and small daughter re-
turned Monday to their home in
Gulfport after a visit in the
home of SGT. Burners mother,
Mrs. Lila Blumer. After a few
days visit in Gulfport they will
leave for Orlando. Fla, to make
their home while Sgt. Bhmer IS
stationed there.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Renfro were
visitors TO Mobile for the week
end where they attended the Tri-
State Singing Convention.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-28
Adanicc .apelira "a
pomoG Jugoslauiijii

Ia APPEL sem napisal kot pre-
prost Amerikanec jugoslovan-
skega pokolenja, kateremu je
globoko pri' srcu rojstna domo-
vina-Jugoslavija, pozorisce We
like vojaske in politicne slave,
obenem pa slika skrajnega TRIP
ljenja milijonov njenega ljud-
stva.
Dan popolne image narodov
Jugoslavije nj vec dalec-niti
nj dosti oddaljena dolga, mrzla
zima Okrog osem milijonov
otrok, moz in zena trpi vsled
pomanjkanja obleke, gorskih
odej, potrebne hrane in nujnih
zdravil. Skoraj en- million ne
dolznih otrok DO to zimo smrt-
nj nevarnosti v Sloveniji, Hrva-
ski, Srbiji, Crnigori in Macedo-
niji, &c ne bo hitre pomoci. Rde-
ci kriz, UNRRA in druge urad-
ne ustanove bodo seveda neko-
liko pomagale. Toda zdaleka ne
zadosti; polno posla imajo tudi
v drugih delhi sveta. Toda mno-
GIN Jugoslovanom bo najvec
pomagano, ako Jim priskocimo
ma pomoc mi, jugoslovanski
Amerikanci, njihovi krvni brat
je in sestre, &c takoj prispeva-
mo v ia namen.
lima je pred durmi! Bozic Sc
priblizuje!! Pomagati mora
MOI!
Moznost nastaja, da ze V pri-
hodnjih par tednih dospe v
Ameriko in Kanado jugoslovan-
ska ladja, ida odpelje nazaj, kar
bono zbrali skupaj v tel kratki
dobi. Mas delez v Zdruzenih dr.
zavah "a napolniti ia parnik
znasa pol milijona dolorjev. Ma
branega in obljubljenega je re
do 100000; takoj Sc potrebu-
jemo 100000.
Ali ste ze prispevali svoj de-
lez, da DO ia parnik zvrhoma ma
polnjen z obleko, obutvijo, hra-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-28

no, odejami in zdravili? &c nj
ste, prosim vas, pridruzite sc
nam takoj.
+ Denar "a vojni. relifni fond
Amerikancev juznoslovanskega
porekla lahko posljete v urad
Slovenskega ameriskega narod-
mega sveta, 1896 West 26th St.,
Chicago %, Illinois. SANS Sc je
obvezal pomagati novi relifni
,organizaciji Z vsemi svojimi
mocmi.
Zaboje z obleko in drugim
blagom pa. posljite naravnost v
skladisce (ako nj lokalne nabi-
ralnice): Warehouse, War Re-
lief Fund of Americans of
South Slavic Descent, 282-9th
Avenue, New York, N. Y.
Naprosite svoje prijatelje in
sosede, &c so jugoslovanskega
pokoljenja ali ne, da darujejo
rabljena oblacila in tako poma-
gajo oiajsati veliko bedo " Ju-
goslaviji to zimo. Mad $4,000
podobnih apelov sem sam raz-
postal med Amerikance, kate
rih naslove imam ma roki.
&c zelite prispevati v denarju
ter obenem vedeti kaki obliki
DO ia pomoc dosegla najpotreb-
nejse ljudi V Jugoslaviji, tedaj
pTiporocam, da tistim denar-
jem sami nakupite V lokalnih
trgovinah zimske suknje, jopi-
&c, zimske srajce, hlace in dru-
go blago, ter vse odposljete V
oznaceno skladalisce.
Vsakdo ismed mas mora po-
naagati, koHkor je 'aajvec nnogo-
ce-in to bres odla$amja. POM
mite: sinaa in boSic Sc pribliSat-
jeta osvobojemi Jugoslawji! To
jumaSko, smsogovito> ljudstvo pro-
81 na$e pomoci!
Ladjo neoramo mopolmiti, ko
dospe y AmeriEo!
! Louis AddmiC
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-28

Mr.. in Mrs. John Kaucic, I'LL
E. II St., XII sta prvotno preje-
la cd vojnega departmental OBJ
vestilo, da je njiju sin Pfc. La
ddie Kaucic pogresan liza 16.
septembra, ko Sc je nahajal v
bitki ma italijanski 'front.', sta
sedaj prejela brzojavno sporo-
clio, da je bill tistega dne ubit.
Star je bill 10 let in delal je
pri Cleveland Twist Drill Co.
Pri vojakih Sc je nahajal cd 9.
oktobra 1943, preko morja pa
je bill poslan 6. marca t.. |. Do
deljen je bill infanteriji.
Mrs. Mary Germ, 1855 E. 4e
St., je prejela obvestilo vojne.
ga departmental, da je bill njen
sin S/Sgt. Rudolph A. Germ
resno ranjen dne 25. septembra
v akciji v Franciji.
Pri Vojakih Sc nahaja leto in
pol, preko morja pa stiri mese.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-28
NoU grob
FRANCES TURK

V cetrtek ob IL. uri zvecer je
pc dolgi bolezni umrla Miss
Frances Turk, stara 81 let, sta
nujoca ma 1872 E. ia St. "a
pusea zalujoco mater Frances,
p. d. Golobceva, brate Pfc. Mike,
Sgt. Frank, Joseph in Ernest
ter sestro Rose. Pogreb Sc be
vrsil v ponedeljek oh 9::30 urj
zjutraj il pogrebnega zavoda
Louis L. Ferfolia 9116 Union
Ave-, ter OBJ 10. uri v cerkev sv.
Cecilije in nato ma Calvary po.
kopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-28

Churchill je porocal angleskj
poslanski zbornici, da so bill
njegovi razgovori S Stalinom ja-
ko zadovoljivi in da je bill dose
zen popoln sporazum glede Bal
kama in Madzarske, da je bill
storjen napredek v resevanju
poljskega vprasanja, obenem pa
da je bill ma konferenci naprav-
lien pregled vojaskih proble-
NOV, tikajocih Sc zadnjega sta
dija vojne.
Nova konferenca velike troiice
potrebna
Churchill pa je poudaril, da
"a dosego koncnih rezultatov je
potrebna konferenca voditeliev
vseh treh velikih drzav in IRA
zll zelJo, da Sc ista snide pred
zakljuekom tekocega leta.
Premier je poudaril svoje
prepricanje, da DO odgovornost
"a mir po koneani vojni lezala
ma ramah treh yelikih sill Bri-
tanije, Amerike in Rusije. "Dru-
ge drzave bodo morale pomaga-
IT, je rekel Churchill, "toda
bodocnost je odvisna cd edin-
stva treh velikih sill"
kOncna odlocitev caka besede
Zed. drzav
Churchill je rekel, da sta on
in Stain prisla do jake dobre-
ga prakticnega sporazuma gle
de politike z ozirom ma Grcijo,
Romunijo, Bolgarijo, Jugoslavi-
jo in Madzarsko.
"Povabila sva jih, da pridejo
skupaj in organizirajo skupno
Waldo "a vodstvo vojne. Ampak
vse te uredbe Sc mora smatrati
"a zacasne korake v obstojeci
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-28

nujni situaciji. Vse trajne u
redbe cakajo navzocnosti Zed.
drzav, XII so bile stalno obvesce-
ne vsem, kar Sc je naredilo.'
Churchill je dal mocno razu-
nett, da sta Sc on in Stain spo-
razumela glede ruskega in an
gleskega vpliva ma Balkanu ter
oznacil problem kot vp~asanje,
XII Sc tice "crnomorskih in sre-
dozemskih interesov."
POljsko vprasanje nereseno
Covered Poljski, je Chur-
chill rekel, da zeli, da bi mogel
porocati, da Sc je dosegla resi-
tev poljskih problemov.
Izjavil je:
"Ako Sc to nj zgodilo, vzrok
temu gotovo nj bill, ker, sc nj
poskusilo. Vendar sem povsem
gotov, da -sno Sc znatno pribli-
zali resitvi. Upam, 'da Sc DO Mi
keaaiczyk kmalu vrnil v Mos
kvo, in velik k o razocaranie
vseh pravih prijateljev Poljske
DO, ako mu ne DO mogoce izde-
lati prakticnega programa, XII
mu DO nc gocil formiranje
poljske Wade ma poljski zemlji,
katero bodo priznavale vse ve-
like Wade Zdruzenih narodov,
vkljucivsi one, XII sedaj prizna-
vajo samo roljsko vlado Lon
donu."
Kar Sc tice poljske meje, je
rekel premier, da docim Poll
ska ne utegne dobiti nazaj svo-
je predvojne meje, pa DO nova
meja zadostovala vsem intere-
som naroda IN v bisrvu ne bo
nia zaostala "a njenimi bivsimi
mejami.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-28
Rsija in Anglia sporazmu "a zvezo balkanskh drzav
JAPONCI NABRzE
IZGUBILI 40 LADIJ

PEARL HARBOR, II.
Oktobra. - v @yelikih NOR
skin bitkah pri Filipinskem
otocju so Amerikanci zada-
Ii Japoncem vec il poraz,
kot Sc je domneyalo cd "a
cetka. Admiral Nimitz je
danes izjavil, da je japon-
ska mornarica najbrze iz-
gubila 40 ladij, XII so bile bo-
disi potopljene ali resno po-
SkodOvane.
Admiral Sherman .je IL
javiI, da so japonske izgu-
be tako resne, da je japon-
ska mornarica dejansko pO-
stala nesposobna "a nadalj-
nc akcijo.
Obenem so bile objavlje-
ne stevilke glede ameriskih
izgub, il katerih je razvid-
no, da je amerisko bojno
brodovje izgubilo samo sest
ladij, in sicer lahko matte
no ladjo "Princeton", dive
spremljevalni maticni ladji,
diva rusilca in enega sprem-
ljevalnega rusilca.
Glavni stan nj objavil j.
men izgubljenih ladij, razen
maticne ladje "Princeton",
izgubo katere je admiral
Nimitz ze pref naznanil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-28
|Vsi bivsi dem. cover.
nerji "a Lauscheta

Tc dni Sc je javno izjavil "a
izvolitev zupana Franka J. Lau.
scheta governerjem drzave Obi
bivsi gov. George White, XII je
kot governor imenoval Lausche.
ia mestnim sodnikom Cleve.
landu. ze pref so Sc izrekli "a
Lauscheta trije ostali Sc zivec'
demokratski governerji drzave
Ohio, in sicer James Cox, Vic
Donahey in Martin L. Davey.
Preprieanje, da je Lausche.
tova zmaga sigurna, med tenn
iedalje bolj raste, in danes ze nj
izkusenega politicnega opazoval-
ca ma ohijski politicni pozorni-
ci, XII bi dvomil, da bo Lausche
prihodnji ohijski governor.
LauschetOVa pOlItlcna moe po-
maya ROoseveltu
Thomas l.. Stokes, odlicni ko-
mentator "a Scripps-Howard ca
sopisje, je napisal obsiren in
skrajno laskav clanek O Lau-
scEetovi politicni moci ter IRA
zil prepricanje, da ako bo pred
sednik Roosevelt letos prodrl v
drzavi Ohio, bo to predvsem "a
sluga velike popularnosti, XII jo
uziva med volilci drzave zupan
Lausche.
V preteklosti je bila navada,
pise Stokes, da so Sc governor
ski kandidati zanasali, da ii h
Roosevelt potegne $ seboj k
zmagi, polozaj v DRAW Ohio pa
je letos bas obraten.
MOcan v mestih i'm v farmerskih
okrajih
Razlaga "a to obstoji v tenn,
ker doeim je Roosevelt Sc ved-
no jake mocan v velikih mestih,
pa Sc farmerji in podezelni o.
kraji vracajo k republikancem,
pravi Stokes, vsa znamenja pa
kazejo, da je Lausche ma dezeli
skoro ravno tako mocan kot v
velikih mestih.
Snoci je Lausche nadaljeval
$ svojo kampanjo in incl govor
v Cincinnatiju, v ponedeljek pa
DO govoril ma shodu v Warrenu
v okraju Trumbull.