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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-10
PLAY ILLUSTRATES
WHITE CROSS WORK

A play directed by Mrs. Dan
Patch. White Cross chairman for
the Baptist Women's Union, illus
trating how many people are aided
with White Cross supplies. followed
the union March business meeting,
Thursday evening in the church.
The supplies are sent to aid the
Indians OF the West, children Of
Alaska. negroes OF the South and
medical missionaries in foreign
countries. The play was inter-
spersed with the singing of several
hymns, America the Beautiful"
In Christ There is no East or
West where Cross the Clouded
Ways OF Life" and America"
Those taking part were Mrs. Mil.
ford Osburn, Mrs. Graeme Conrad,
Mrs. Wilmot Allen, Mrs. Alvin An
derson and Mrs. Ina Desmarias.
Opening the meeting. Mrs. f. A.
Hubbard brought inspiring devo-
lions, using Hope as her subject
She was assisted by several women
who read scripture verses pertain
ing to spiritual hope, eternal hope
and the hope Of God. As a duet,
Mrs. Hubbard and Mrs. L. Z. Graf
chen sang Dear to the Heart Of
the Shepherd Mrs. Burnie Ross
bach played piano Accomplishments.
Thirty-one answered roll call,
telling why they believe in mission
aries. Mrs. Osburn read an inter
esting letter from her son who was
wounded in action, and is now back
in active duty.
Several who were reported Ill will
be remembered. Announcement was
made OF the Fellowship supper to
be Mar. %, those in charge OF res
ervations are Mrs. Acie Dodge,
Mrs. Helen Miller and Mrs. Osburn.
1t was voted to have a Mother
Daughter banquet, May rs with
Mrs. Osburn, general chairman, and
Mrs. Anderson, decorations.
Mrs. William Shaw closed the
meeting with prayer.
The Unions White Cross quota
has been filled and two large tables
held fine display OF supplies that
the women have prepared this
year.
Refreshments OF cup cakes and
coffee were served by Mrs. Ander-
son. Mrs. Ernest Hunt, Mrs. Leona
Lowe and Mrs. Lester Wright.
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CIVIL AIR PATROL
TO SPONSOR DANCE

March 80 Is the date for dance
to be sponsored by the Ypsilanti
Squadron OF the Civil Air Patrol,
It was announced at the regular
squadron meeting Thursday night
at the Armory. The purpose OF the
dance is to aid in recruiting new
members for the squadron and TO
welcome CAP. cadets from Saline.
Wayne and Ypsilanti, and also Air
Corps cadets.
1t will be at the Armory, March
30 from 8 to IL o o'clock. A feature Of
the evening will be the swearing in
OF several members OF the Ypsilanti
Cadets. The local cadets are under
the direction OF 1t. Kendall Stub
er: 1t. Oscar Gabbert is in charge
at Wayne and 1t. George Woods at
Saline.
A four piece orchestra will pro-
vide music for dancing and refresh.
ments will be served.
1t. Stuber is in charge OF the
dance committee, assisted by 1t.
Woods. Pvt. Earl Duffy, Sgt. Orval
Throne. Pvt. Vida Hartman and
1t. Lora Atkinson.
At the regular meeting Thursday
drill was led by Commander Eddy
McEnnan, by several Of the officers
and by Jean Duncan. a new mem
Der who was formerly a sergeant in
the Woman's Army Corps.
Clogs and Thunderstorms" was
the discussion topic OF Carl Jorgen.
sen, instructor in the meteorology
class which followed the drill SEES
ainn
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Presbyterian Women's Union
Groups Elect New Officers

Mrs. Kennard Poster led the de-
votions. reading Matthew five,
verses one to Is. Mrs. Albert Hol-
stead read a piece OF prose, at is
up to You" making each one real
ize her obligation in the war effort.
Officers elected were Mrs. Hol-
stead. chairman, Mrs. S. A. Wizard,
co-hostess; Mrs. Roy Meyers, sec
rotary; Mrs. NJ. ]. Miller. treasurer.
Mrs. ]. f. Mangas from the Ypsi-
lanti Chapter OF the Red Cross. gave
an interesting talk on the work the
home service department is carry
ing on. inspiring her listeners TO be
OF more service.
With Mrs. Holstead pouring, tea
was served from a beautiful table
set with old silver and old blue will
lowware.
The April meeting will be at the
home OF Mrs. James Hart.
Mrs. Earl Packard. chairman, pre-
sided at the group four meeting at
the home OF Mrs. Eugene Calder.
Mrs. Raymon BAR read Psalm "a
and selections telling of the origin
and meaning OF Lent and closed
with silent prayer, for the devotion
al service.
1t was voted TO give IS to the Red
Cross and 1t was announced that
the Mems Club win entertain their
wives for dinner, April 20, their
regular meeting night.
The nominating committee chair.
man, Mrs. Floyd Warrington, re-
ported, and the group unanimously
elected new officers. Mrs. ]. A.
Geddis, chairman; Mrs. David Mich
oil. vice chairman; Mrs. David Nc
Gaffih, treasurer; Mrs. Charles
Bohn, secretary.
The hostesses for the meetings
for the ensuing year were named
The women will meet at the church
Mar. Is to sew for next falls ba
zaar. II was decided that in the
future the group will sew for the
Red Cross or hospital, instead OF
having a formal program.
The next group meeting will be
on the first instead OF the second
Thursday in April, at the home OF
Mrs. Kenneth Porter.
A social time was enjoyed and
refreshments were served by the
hostess and assistant, Mrs. Charles
Bohn.
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Easter Breakfast VIII be
Methodist Society HighIight

One OF the highlights OF the year
for the Woman's Society OF Chris
tian Service, the Easter breakfast,
when Mrs. Francis II. Martin Ad.
rian, will speak, was announced at
all OF the circle meetings, Thursday
afternoon. Circle six members will
be hostesses and prepare the break
fast 10 be Apr. at 9:15 in the
church dining room. II was also an.
nounced that the fourth quarterly
conference Is TO be here in April
and II the circles have money to
turn in. II should be done az this
time. Members are 10 bring articles
for the shower for the Methodist
Chelsea Home 10 the next circle
meetings.
Each OF the circles reported on an
article on missionaries in South
America, taken from a Methodist
periodical, and on the splendid ora
ton given by Vanzetti Hamilton OF
the Ypsilanti High School at the
W.S.C.S. meeting, last week. They
read his closing Grafton paragraph
on rInterracial Relations" an appro-
pirate quotation from a magazine,
II you discriminate against me be-
cause / am uncouth, | can become
mannerly; II you ostracize me be-
cause I am unclean. can cleanse
myself: / have no possible protec-
ton against race prejudice. but 10
take refuge In cynicism and bitter
ness"
Circle one met at the home OF
Mrs. Clarence Sanderson and mend
ed garments for Boyer Hospital dur
ing the business meeting. Seven
members and one guest Mrs. Paul
Burrell. president OF the WS.CS.,
we're present. Mrs. Sanderson pre-
sided and Mrs. Harvey Holmes led
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Tackmann Members
Will Press Gowns

At the regular meeting OF the
Title Tackmann circle OF the Dor
cas- Society OF the Lutheran Church,
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Herman Keller, plans were
made to hold a special all day meet
ing, Mar. 80 at the church to press
choir gowns 10 have them ready
for Easter Sunday.
In leading devotions. Mrs. Gott-
lieb. Liss read Luke %. then all
Joined in repeating the Apostles
Creed. Mrs. Frank Lidke, Sr., pre-
sided at the brief business meet
ing. One new member, Mrs. June
Brodd, was received.
At the close OF the afternoon, the
hostess served delicious refresh
ments. The Apr. 10 meeting will be
with Mrs. Emil Ldke, Sr.
Mrs. Royal Swami has been en-
tertaining her mother, Mrs. Lucy
Weaver, and sister, Mrs. Eula
Brown. both from Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil j. Welte, Sr,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph R. Welte
OF Highland Towers, Mich, will be
guests Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs. Vir-
gil j. Welte. Jr.
additional Social on Page 81
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WEST SIDE CIRCLE
WORK GROUP NAMED

At the West Side Circle OF the
Dorcas Society OF the Lutheran
Church melting. Thursday evening
at the home OF Mrs. Carl Hornberg.
er. Mrs. Gerald Scott presided and
appointed a work committee for
April. Mrs. Christopher Hornberger
was co-hostess. The new work com.
mittee is Mrs. Charles Stokes and
Mrs. Ralph Fohrner. The women
tied tags during the evening.
Mrs. Walter Gaecke. member
who is leaving next week to make
her home in Manchester, was re.
membered with a gift OF a dainty
handpainted relish dish, from the
circle.
At the close OF the evening, re.
freshments were served by the
hostess and Mrs. Leon Gibson.
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the devotions. TWO Red Cross
hours were reported.
Refreshments of hot chocolate
and cookies were served at the
close OF the afternoon. The next
meeting will be at the home OF Mrs.
Cora voorhees,.
Circle two had an all day sewing
meeting for Boyer Hospital al the
home Of Miss Caroline Bowen, with
nosebag luncheon al noon. Mrs.
Morris Seiple. vice president, op-
ened the business meeting with
prayer for the boys in service. Mrs.
J. Lynn Houck reported on the ora
ton on "Interracial Relations" and
Mrs. 0. NJ. Miles on the article con-
corning missionaries in South Am
erica.
In leading the devotions. Mrs. W.
A. Merritt dwelt on Christ's sacri-
flee on the cross. She told the Eas-
ter story and closed with prayer.
A letter was read from Mrs.
Christine Gill Youngs. Winterhaven.
Fla. formerly a circle member, tell
ing OF her life down there, and men
toned the fact that she misses the
Ypsilanti and Dixboro people.
Mrs. Harold Zimmerman. former
ly from cleveland, a guest. was in
troduced and gave brief talk tell
ing OF the Methodist Church organ
izat.ons, there.
The April circle meeting will be
with Mrs. Seiple.
Circle three, at the home OF Mrs.
e. D. Bivens, Thursday evening.
made plans for their May morning
breakfast to be at the home OF Mrs.
Karl Tunnicliffe. Mrs. William
Wiederhoft will be chairman. A col.
lection was taken for the purchase
OF supplies for the shower for the
Chelsea home.
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Hostess TO Club

Mrs. Commodore Bensinger was
hostess for the meeting of the B. B.
Bunco Club at her home, Thursday
evening. Prizes for bunco were won
by Mrs. Edward Messner, Mrs. Les
ter Reedy and Mrs. Gardner Hue
lett. The house prize went to Mrs.
Anna Belle Reynolds. Refreshments
were served by the hostess. Next
week the club will meet with Mrs.
William Fleming.
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social and six sick calls and 81 Red
Cross hours were reported. Il was
decided 10 have a rummage sale in
May.
Mrs. Barnes reviewed the article
Missionaries in South America. "
The ST. Patrick program. in
charge Of Mrs. Ray Fugate. consist
ed OF the singing OF Irish songs
and a shamrock game.
For the April meeting, the women
will work at Welch Hall on surgical
dressings.
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Calendar Of Social Events
TODAY

Faculty Danes, D. m Charles McKenny Formal lounge
Club, with Mrs Lester Pho ST. Patrcks
Ansey Junior Club WRC, AIS followed by
operative supper GA R. Hall
Class Baptist day meeting
with cooperative dinner comforts tied
Ypslanu Lodge 54S, LOO.F, D. m, Odd Fellow Hall
Girl Scouts: two, clock, Methodist Church.
SATURDAY
Troops for week end Camp Newkirk.
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observe Anniversary

Mrs. A. y. Burd spent the day,
Thursday. with Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes
Holt at Wayne. As their ninth we'd.
ding anniversary came on the ninth
OF March, the Hollis celebrated the
day with a family dinner.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23
Hitler racuna
ma izstop Finske
il vOjne

STOCKHOLM, II. februarja.
: (O.N.A.) - Zanesljivi tukajs-
Mi viri trdijo, da je nemska W.
hovna komanda popolnoma pri-
pravljena, da crta armada ge-
nerala Dietla ma daljnem seve-
ru, ako hi Finska sklenila mir
2 Rusijo.
Popolnoma jasno, in izkljuce-
no je, da bi mogli Nemci spra-
viii vse svoje cete, XII Sc naha-
jajo tam, z ladjarni preko Pet.
samoa in Kirkenes-a ter jih
resiti ma norvesko ozemlje
blokada, katero drze ruska il
angleska mornarica je pretesna
Ruske podmornice nepresta
no patrolirajo OBJ norveski oba'
Ii in SO tam Be nedavno potopi,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23
UDAREC "a FRANCOVE
FALANGISTE v AMERIKI

WASHINGTON, 21. februar-
ia. - Zvezni justicni tajnik
Biddle je izjavil danes, da urad-
ma stranka generala Franco v
spaniji, takozvana "falanga', nj
mic boljsa cd nemske nacijske
ali italijanske fasistiene stran-
Ike, in da ne more nihce, XII pri-
pada falangi, Diti dobcr ameri-
Ski drzavljan.
BiddIe je podal svojo izjavo v
zvezi z akcijo, da Sc odvzame
drzavljanstvo nekemu spancu
imenom Isidro Conde Fernadez
ki je bill aktiven kot propagan-
dist ga Francovo falango v San
Juanu ma Portoriki.
To je prva TAXA akcija protl
kakemu ,clanu falange, to d a
Biddle je izjavil, da nj zadnja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23
Ruska propaganda prot kvizlingu Anto-
nescu; silna beda med narodom v RemuniI

WASHINGTON, IA. februar-
ia (O.N.A.) - Sovjetski list
"Vojna in delavski razred" je
napadel rumunskega minister
skega predsednika Ion Antoine
scu in njegovo vlado, ter OBJ
enem opisal narascajoco men,
sko aktivnost, katere cilj, obdr-
zati Rumunsko nadalje vojni,
je vsakomur jasen
Moskovski radio, katerega od-
dajo so zabelezili monitorji fe-
deralne komisije "a informacije,
je izjavil, da omenjeni ruski list
obsoja izredno kruto zatiranje
vseh proti-nemskih manifesto
cij. Obenem pa pravi ia ruski
list, da Sc upornost in opozicija
siri med rumunskim prebival-
= stvom navzlic tenn krutim ukre-
pom.
, Clanek sovjetskega casopisa
pravi dalje, da je v vseh slojih
rumunskega prebivalstva nasta-
10 ogromno ogorcenje, ker je de-
zela popolnoma izmozgana in
izcrpana, ker je polno lakote in
pomanjkanja in ker je bilo IL
gubljenih ma stotisoce rumun-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23
Porazi prinesli
spremembo pri. japonski
visoki komandi

Radio V Tokiju je v pone-
deljek naznanil, da sta bila
odstavljena sefa japonske
armade in mornarice, kar
Sc je ocividno zgodilo vsled
strahovitih porazov, XII so
jih Japonci dozivei ma Pa
cifiku, ko" so Amerikanci
'vprizorifi katastrofalen ma
pad ma Otok Trulk in inva-
dirali otok Eniwetok ma
Marsalskem otoeju.
Odstavljena vojaska sefa
sta feldmarsaI Sugijama in
admiral Osami Nagano. Ka-
kor poroca japonska urad-
ma agencija Domei, je mini
strski predsednik HI Hideki
Tojo prevzel dodatno pozi-
clio sefa armadnega staba,
medtem ko je bill mornari-.
Ski minister sigetaro ime-
novan "a sefa mornariske-
ga generalnega staba.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23
NACIJI SKUSAJO PRIKAZATI NACELNIKA
IGESTAPA V 'OCETOVSKP' POZI;
HIMMLER NASLEDI HITLERJU?

WASHINGTON, 10. februar-
ia. (O.N.A.) - Stiri milijOne
Himmlerjevih silk bodo razde-
iii po cell Nemeiji. sef Gestapa
in minister notranjih zadev Sc
ma slikah smehlja in Sc razgo-
varja otroci, XII SO bill bom-
bardirani, kakor "oce svojimi
otroci'. Slike so izdane v obliki
postnih dopisnic in imajo ma
men, da priljubijo Himmlerja
med ljudstvom, XII Sc pri Him.
mlerjevem imenu sponni vedno
ma koncentracijska taborisca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23

Ii vec nemskih ladij. Severni del
Norveske, takozvana pokrajina
Finmark, je torej Nemcem "a
prt. ...
Theoreticno bi bilo sicer mogo-
&c, da evakuirajo Nemci arma-
do generala Dietla skozi sved-
ske teritorijalne vode, v zalivu
Botnia, toda tudi v tenn slucaju
bi zavezniki takoj mogli nasto-
pitt proti temu. svedska vlada
tega ne bi mogla tvegati v Sc
danji vojni situaciji.
Cisto mogoce je, da bi neka-
teri oddelki nemskih Get pre-
koracili svedsko mejo in Sc dali
internirati. Manjsim oddelkom
Sc utegne posreciti, da zbeze ma
Norvesko po cesti preko Karas-
jok-a, toda vremenske prilike
so tam pozimi izredno tezke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23

Sistematicno unicevanje nem-
ske zracne sile kot zadnjega O.
brambnega orozja nacijskega
rajha, je doseglo svoj visek z
nezaslisnim zracnim bombardi-
ranjem Nemcije.
Ponovni napad, XII ga je
vprizorila vceraj ameriska letal-
ska sila, je sledil strahovitemu
napadu, katerega so tekom no.
ci vprizorili angleski bombniki
ma mesto Stuttgart, ma katere-
ga je bilo vrzenih 1000 ton
bomb.
Oh istem casu so ameriski
bombniki srednjega kalibra, XII
so bill transferirani liz Srednje-
ga zapada, skupno Anglezi ma
pravili rekorden napad ma nem-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23

ske letalske baze ma belgijski O.
bali.
Opazovalci pravijo, da nj dvo.
ma, da zavezniska bombardira.
MIA Nemeije in okupiranih oze-
melj predstavljajo najhujsi po-
raz, XII ga je nemska letalska
sila Sc kdaj dozivela. Doeim je
bila nemska obramba v zraku
tekom prvega masnega napa-
da jake moena, pa Sc je opazi-
10, da je bill odpor vceraj znat-
no sibkejsi.
, Zavezniska sila je napadala
OBJ enem in istem casu ma toll
ko razlienih krajih, da je bila
nemska zracna sila- ocividno vr-
zena v konfuzijo, in njena in
feriornost napram navalu, ame-
riskih in britskih zracnih armad
postaja bolj in bolj ocitna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23

skin vojakov - in vse to il.
kljucno lie v prid pozresnosti, in
nemskim interesom, XII so po.
vsem nasprotni in naravnost So
vrazni rumunskim interesom.
V tovarnah v Bukaresti in v
petrolejskih poljih v Ploestiju
nastajajo stavke. Kmetje pc
vaseh Sc upirajo. Pc mestih Sc
neprestano ponavljajo izgredi
zena.
!. Casopis poroca nato, da pri-
rreja Antonescu propagandne Sc
|stanke sirom vse dezele, da bi
opravicil svojo< politiko. v svo-
jem panienem strahu pred bli.
zajoco Sc uro obracuna, Sc An
tonescu in Co. kar zvijajo v kr-
cih, lazejo narodu, obljubljajo
image ,nekje v bodocnosti, ODE.
mem pa iscejo zagovornikov v
nasprotnem taboru. Sc vedno sc
nadajo, da Jim DO uspelo dobiti
amnestijo. Tako tirajo Rumuni-
jo v pogubo in pomagajo Hit.
lerju, XII zene njihovo dezelo v
neizogibno katastrofo. Tako pi'
Sc ruski list "Vojna in delavski
razred".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23
Moskva poroca
o. zarOti pr0ti
kralju Petru

LONDON, e.. februarja. -
Neka sovjetska depesa poroca,
da Sc je odkrila zarota pro t
zivljenju jugoslovanskega kra-
liza Petra, in privatni viri IL Kai-
ra istocasno javljajo, da Sc MIA
di vladar nahaja pod tako stro-
gimi restrikcijami, da Sc tako-
rekoc nahaja kot jetnik svo-
jem bivaliscu.
Vest ruske uradne agencije
"Tass" il Kaira pravi, da so BIZ
Ii aretirani stirje clani kraljev-
ske straze, XII so obtozeni zaro-
te proti kraljevemu zivljenju.
Izrazen pa je dvom, da je bill ma
pravljen kak poizkus proti kra-
ljevemu zivljenju.
Kralj ne more govoriti z zaveZ-
niskimi predstavniki
Vesti IL virov, XII Sc jih sma-
ira "a absolutno verodostojna,
trdijo, da Sc kralj niti ganiti ne
more iz svojega bivalisca, ne
da 'bi bill strogo za5trazen, in
da Sc mu je zabranilo govoriti
z gotovimi zavezlliskimi oseb-
nostmi, katerimi Sc 1e zelel
posvetovati tekom zadnjih treh
tednov.
Isti viri pravijo, da ubezni
| jugoslovanski rezim V Kairu To-
mi ostra notranja kriza. Goto-
vi jugoslovanski krogi V Lon
donu SO zelo vznemirjeni mad
nesposobnostjo Wade premierja
Pudica, da bi dosegla sporazum
z osvobodilnim gibanjem mar
sala Tita.
Gen. Simovic utegne biti po-
rabljen "a posredovalca
I'll krogi sodijo, da Sc utegne
gen. Dusana Simovica, XII je bill
vodja drzavnega udarca lie t a
1941, tik pred nemsko inyazi-
jo Jugoslayije, prositi, da bi
nastopil v vlog posredovalca
med zamejno vlado in osvobo-
dilnim rezimom v Jugoslaviji.
LONDON, %. januarja. -
Kakor Sc poroca iz Moskve, so
Isovjetski krogi vceraj izrazili
misljenje, da je bila vest o zaro-
tt proti kralju Petru objavlje-
ma z namenom, da Sc ocrni ju-
goslovanske vojake, XII Sc zelijo
pridruziti silam marsala Tita.
Moskva je tudi izrazila svoje
nezadovoljstvo z zadrzanjem
Tur6ije, kateri je receno, da
| S svojo dvorezno politiko pod
pira nemsko propagandno pri-
zadevanie.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23

POdpOlkOUnik Mark0 Mesic
Sc je udeiezH bOjeU jug0sloUan-
ske arnaade prOti. faSisticnn,
0sUdjalcem Ieta I941. POzneie
so ga Nemci nasiInO naObilizira-
Ii in pOslali ma rHskO frOnt0,
kjer je s skupin0 drugih UOja-
k0U dezertiral in Sc pridruzil
jugOslOUdnskim rOst0U0ljceni
Rusiji "a boz pr0ti ndcijem.
Mozje te edinice so ga sOglasnO
izUolHi "a sUojega poUeljnika.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23
,VESTI LIZ ZIVLJENJA AME-
RIsKIH SLOVENCEV

Umrl je Florijan Bohte, star
81 let in donna cd Mokronoga
ma Dolenjskem. v Ameriki ie bill
60 let in 40 let je bival v Calu-
metu,. Mich, dvajset let pa tu-
kaj. Zapusca zeno.
Nadalje je umrla Mary 70.
re, stara 81 let in donna cd
Novega mesta. V Ameriki je bi-
la blizu 40 let in zapusea mo,
Ia, diva sinova in hcer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-23

"Kot del kampanje "a prilju-
bitev Himmlerja SO Nemci pri-
cell tiskati tudi "zabavne" "a
nekdote o Himmlerju in maj
bolj nenavadne" slike, kjer Sc
Himmler smeja. Zdi Sc, da je
Himmler namenjen "a Hitlerje-
vega namestnika, ce bi Sc Hit
lerju kaj zgodilo. Goering je 81
Ger Sc vedno Hitlerjev "presto-
lonaslednik", vendar pa nihce
ne veruje vec, da bi Goering
resnicno postal Hitlerjev ma
slednik.
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%. go
NaSSii
fantje-uojakii

V petek, dne 25. februarja bo
odsel v sluzbo Strica Sama Will,
liam J. Grzincic, sin Mr.. in Mrs.
John Grzincic, 631O Glass Ave.
William je graduiral il E It
Technical visje sole V januarju
ter je bill priporocan "a trenin.
go armadnem kolegiju. Bill je
ucenec Slovenske sole S. N. Do
ma in mnogi Sc ga bodo spomi-
mali, ker je obicajn igral glav-
ne vloge pri igrah, XII jih je SOL
ska mladina vprizorila ma odru
Slovenskega narodnega donna.
William ina tudi diva bratranca
v sluzbi domovine, Joseph Mo-
zina Sc nahaja armada An
gliji, in Thomas Brozina je pa
mornarico San Francisco,
Cal.
Donna ma dopustu Sc nahaja
Pfc. Louis Zupancic, sin Mrs.
Rose Lampert. Prisel je Camp
Bowey, Texas. Prijatelji so vab-
ljeni, da ga obiseejo' na 1869 E.
So St. Nazaj odide v torek.
Pfc. Milan Sosic, edini sin Mr..
in Mrs. Andy Sosic, 448 E. 157
St., je odsel k vojakom v okto-
bru 1941 leta, ter nj dobil no.
benkrat dopusta, da bi sci po-
gledat starse. Zdaj Sc nahaja
nekje ma havajskih otokih, ter
jes bolan in sc nahaja v bolnis-
nici. Lepega dne pa dozivi res
prav presenecenje. Obiskal ga
je namrec nenadoma, ne da bi
slutil, da Sc sploh tam nahaja,
Pvt. Andrew Sila, sin Mr.. in
Mrs. Sila, z Sylvia Ave. Bio je
nepopisno veselje ko ga je "a
gledal, nato pa povprasevanje
po starsih, prijateljih in dru-
9Th znancih. Oba sta mnenja,
da be najsrecnejsi dan, ko Sc
bosta zopet znasla pri starsih,
ter da je Cleveland, oziroma
Collinwood najlepsi kraj ma sve-
tn.
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JOSEPH TEKAUCIC

Nagloma je preminil cadet %
srcne kapi, poznani Joseph Te-
kaucic, star 81 let, stanujoc ma
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Ne1nciijjo V teku 48 m
Padanje nemske zraccne sile
postaja cedalje bolj ocitno

LONDON, %. feb. - Veeraj je silna zraena arma-
ola 1000 letal drugic'v teku dveh dni udaria Nemeo
kar predstava del sovite zracne ofenzve pro Hitler
ju kater e bo teku 48 ur mad rahom mic mani kot
$500 letal XII unicia namanj cetrtino ne1nske
produkcije bonih letal
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'Nerncii do1liveli q
poraz V Slove1liijiii III i

LONDON, 20. feb. - Komunikej glavnega stana
marsaa Tita ava, da partizanske cete blizni No
vega mesta slovenj tezko porazle neko nemsko ko-
lono, XII je stella 600 moz
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