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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Family Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs. William Him
melberger will have a family
dinner party at their home
Christmas Day. Present from
Lansing will be their daughter
in-law, Mrs. r. II. Himmel-
berger. with son James. Mr. and
Mrs. Roy j. Hardy, Mrs, John
Pingel and son Jackie. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. Himmelberger. Here
from Flint Will be Mrs. L. r.
Himmelberger. 1t. Anna Him
melberger Of the WAC. on leave
from Seattle, Wash. and Mrs.
Richard IIimmelberger.
An early Christmas was cele-
brated by the V. r. Gardner and
+. l.. Benton families at Ann
Arbor. 1t. and Mrs. Leonard j.
Gardner. who were visiting their
parents. the V. r. Gardeners and
the Bentons, left today 10 re-
turn 10 Douglas. Ga. where he
is a check pilot and assistant
supervisor at an army primary
field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
BetrothaI Announced

RECEIVING WIT II Mrs.
Emerson and Patricia was Mrs.
Ross T. Getty, godmother of
the bride-elect and also her
sorority sister. Pat is a senior
this year at DeniSon University,
where she is affiliated wfth
Kappa Kappa Gamma. and
Seaman Gwinn took his pre-
medical training at Denison and
is a Kappa Sigma. lie Is now
attending the University Of
Louisville. The wedding VIII b.
an event of early summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Ball Well Attended

Thursday night brought Lit
lie Charity" given annually for
II years by Alpha Omega Fra
ternity. Patrons and patronesses
were Mr.. and Mrs. Peters OPP
permann, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
p. Oppermann, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles p. Frueh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Duane w. Draper, Federal
Judge and Mrs. Frank A. Pr
card, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl +.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Sorority Dance Christmas

Returning from NJ Sou
Military Academy were William
wright. Robert McGregor,
Jimmy Riegle and Edward Not
man The group studying at
Stephens College in Columbia.
Mo who are now with their
families takes in Peggy Fegley,
JOY PriehS. Marcia Mullin,
Nudge Fader. Patricia Parker,
Jeanne Stills. jane Mcdowell,
Jean Kriener. Dah Mae Cooper,
Frances DeBruyn, Janet Parker.
Mildred Daley
The LAMBDA Phi Sorority dance
on Christmas night Will provide
the first opportunity for many
friends 10 stage reunions since
they scattered for various
schools carly in the fall This
will be Scmiformal and be held
in Hotel Durant. Shirley Spice
is in charge of arrangements
aided by Gerry Krusel and
Doris McCrea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Cay Parties at Saginaw
Welcome Santa Claus

Miller. Sheriff and Mrs. Hugo
f. Muehlenbeek, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Braun.
Chi Omega's 21st annual
Christmas ball took place at
the Auditorium. Friday. with a
large crowd in attendance. The
patrons list included Mr.. and
Mrs. John Walter Symons, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold f. Stingei, Mr..
and Mrs. James H Koehler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo N. Cline and
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony F. Brog-
ger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl S. Hintz
of Hartford, Conn, are spend
ing the holidays with their par
ents, Mrs. A. Elwood Snow and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. HintZ.
Miss Mollie Judd, a student
at Northampton School for
Girls, Northampton, Mass, is
vacationing with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raynor S. Judd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24

Free French aviators who are
stationed in Alabama.
Guests Of the Carroll Tabers
and son Richard on Christmas
Day Will be Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
vim F. Cotes and Mervin Jr. and
Cynthia. Cynthia is home from
the University Of Michigan for
the holiday. Lots of parties are
being given by college groups
during vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. David f. Raj
ston are at Caledonia, Ill. for
Christmas with his father.
Daniel RalStOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drury L. Porter
are al Bay City for Christmas
with her father. Charles CoryelL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Home for Holidays;

Miss Janet Cornwell is home
from Ridell Hall, Ogantz, Pa,
for the Christmas holidays with
her mother, Mrs. Elmer L. Corn
well.
Mrs. A. L. Strimbeck and
daughter, Miss Barbara Strim-
beck. attended the Ballet while
visiting friends in Detroit last
weekend.
Mrs. Edward Smith has left
for Memphis. Tenn, to spend
Christmas with her husband,
Seaman &c Smith. at the naval
air technical training center.
Marine Pvt. Robert E. Fettig
has returned to Seattle after a
30-day furlough with his par
ents here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Kiwanis Women Officers

The Kiwanis Women's Club
viii start The new year Off with
a new group of officers headed
by Mrs. Thomas Pitkethly She
replaces Mrs. Harley Z. Wooden
as president. Others include:
Mrs. Herbert n. Johnson, vice
president: Mrs. Fred l.. McKit-
rick, recording secretary; Mrs.
Albert Schiappacasse. corre-
spending secretary; Mrs. Joseph
a. Anderson. financial secre-
tary: Mrs. Harvey D. Mackey.
treasurer. Those who will
serve as directors consist Of
Mrs. Fred st. Clair, Mrs.
William G.. Gregor and Mrs.
Ferris f. Peterson.
Among those on the absent
list over the holidays is Mrs.
Henry G. Botsford who left
Wednesday with her daughter,
Kay, by plane for Wilmington,
S. c., to visit relatives.
The Mary Chiffon Club will
enter the new year with a group
of newly elected officers. Mrs.
Dewey Forbush is president;
Mrs. Vett Cowles. vice preSi-
dent; Mrs, Melvin Opie, secre-
tary; Mrs. NJ. A. Kear, treas
urer.
Ice Fete in February
With the weatherman bring
ing in Just what the Flint
Figure Skating Club ordered.
members are nruaDS their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
Reunion to mark
Lansing Holiday,
LANSING, Dec. %.

THOUGH Christmas may not be quite the joyful occasion it
i used to be with many and daughters away in
service still many out-oown guests here with their
families for the holiday.
family reunion at the Arthur Jared home at East
Lansing Monday will include their daughters sonsinaw and
grandchildren Mr. and Mrs John Horvah and John David
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-24
FIiers as Guests

Mrs. Harry Hoppe of East
Lansing. who was employed at
the French legation in Washing
ton, during the past summer,
has as holiday guests several
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26

jasni megli. Krsko je uporni-
sko. Kako tudi ne? Sal tn stoji
hrvaska k1necka vojska, caka-
joe bratov Uskokov, Xxi Sc da-'
nes pridruzijo kmetom, kakor
jih je obvestil Drmacic, ko Sc je
vrnil liz Kostanjevice k Eliju,
Turna, tako je rekel, SO iztirali
zuzembercani in sedaj lezi ba-
ron proti Novemu mestu. Vol
ska je napolnila vse hise, me-
sto je majhno. Po ulicah pa no
ter doll do Leskovca in Drnove-
ga stoji vojska pod milim ne
bonn. Tu pocivajo kmetje, caka-
jo bratov. Nimajo skrbi, ne po-
znajo strahu. Cemu? DaleG. ma
! okoli nj nobene gosposke VOL
ske. Glej, kako plapola veselo
plamen! Okoli MEGA Sc je sta
jail sneg v velikem kolobarju do
crne zemlje. Pri ognju cepi pa
stir, ogrnjen plascem il sirka,
z belo kuGmo il ovcje koze. O.
braz njegov je zabuhel, ica rde-
ca in ubira dvojno piscal. Oko-
Ii ognja Sc plese "kolo". Clovek
bi skoraj mislil, da je kresni We
Ger. Hrvaski moski v pisani o.
bleki imajo po strani klobuk in
delajo drobne korake. Nekateri
mlajsi Sc vrte krepkimi Kra-
njicami. Dale naprej leze, ce-
pc in sede starejsi mozje in gle
dajo v kotle, XII wise nad d Og-
MEM, v razenj, ma katerem Sc
vrti jagnje; start Kranjci Y
dolgih kozuhih in S polhovkami
pa gledajo v ia krog in Sc cudi-
jo in smejejo. Soil to sanje? Ne
Phi, brat! Cutara gre ma okoli
Juhuhu! Danes je prank, jutr
je prank, vsaki dan DO praz
mix, nj gospodarja, nj bica. O.
genj presketa, voda sunni, pi
scali piskajo, kolo Sc vrti, zem'
liza Sc trese. Oh strani lezi ma
kupu orozje. Veselo, bratje, no.
benin skrbi, nobenega strahu!
Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26
ZADNJA KMECKA
VOJSkA
Zgodovinska povest iz leta 1873
Spisal August sENOA - IL Hrv. poslov. L. J.

''Pa pripoveduj!" rece Turn,
a Simon Sc nasmehne in odvr-
ne:
"To Sc pravi, JAZZ sem siro-
max, a roka roko pere. Najprej
mi obljubite, pri svojem poste-
nju, da Sc mi ne zgodi mic hui
dega."
maj bo. Trdna beseda! A da
81 operes roke, ma, tn aro!' in
pri tenn vrze Turn ma mizo mos
MO. Smeje jo vtakne pisar V
Yep, smeje Sc, vzame IL nedrij
pismo in ga da baronu, rekoc:
'"Tu sem yam vse natanko po-
pisal, voditelje cete, kod in kan
so namenjeni; berite, potem pa
ukrenite kar hocete, da jim bo-
lie zaprete pot"
Turn pricne citati, Drmatic
pa Sc vsede in pricne z nagnje-
no glavo motriti barona, XII SO
mu oci z vedno vecjo pozor-
nostjo letale po vrstah. Napo-
sled skoci in zaklice po nemski,
da ga Drmacic ne razume:
"Berite, gospod LASER! Tako
mi pomagaj Bog, tn je treba
zavihati rokave. To nj 'sala, to
nj navaden kmecki pretep, to je
vec, kakor mi je pa javil 5tepko
Gregorijanec. Sc danes mora iti
sci h gosposkim stanovom v
Ljubljano, da ponese mole pi-
smo, maj Sc dvignejo domobran-
ci, a drugi maj ponese vest u
pravitelju celjskega kraja. Sc
nocoj pojdem v zuzemberk )
trideseti konjeniki, da mi vrag
Molina ne premoti ljudi. Nesem
jim "a enkrat tudi nekaj denar-
ia, da jih vsaj ma videz pomi-
rim. Jutri Sc vrnem. Crni Matt
JAZZ maj bo pripravljen svojimi
sto strelci, a vi, glavar, zberite
svoje konjenike. Skrbel bonn, da
zberem kaj vec Uskokov. Pc
mojem povratku udarim ma
Krsko, ker ne smemo pustiti ma
noben nacin, da Sc razsiri dale
kuga med kmeckim ljudstvom.
Ban, grajscak Halek in drugi
hrvaski stanovi gotovo kakor
! po navadi, ne delajo nicesar. A
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26

kan pojdes ti?' vprasa Simona
po hrvasko.
"Vrnem Sc h kmetom," Sc "a
rezi pisar.
III kmetom? Kaj hoces on
DIP"
''To je pac dobro, da innate
v sovraznikovem taboru svoje-
ga cloveka. Pa bi vam ne bila
draga Gregoriceva glava?"
"Seveda."
"Koliko mi daste zanjo?"
"Petsto tolarjev."
"Velja?"
''Velja!"
"Dobro. Lahko noe, milostlji-
vi gospod," Sc dvigne Simon,
moran nitro nazaj, da ne bo-
do slutili izdaje. Toda zasluzil
sem malo vec are"
"Tu imas petdeset tolarjev." j."
"Hvala. Pomnite, da kmetje
racunajo ma to, ~da bodo poteg-
Mill Uskoki z mimi. To je dobro
"a prevaro. Lahko noc!" Izdaja-
lee odide, a kmalu nato odjezdi
baron Josko Turn proti zuzem'
berskim goram.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26
(Nadaljevanje)

"Zelo zasluzni Glovek in west
gospodu baronu. Prosim vas, Pc
lite me, ker je vsaka minuta
zlata vredna."
Castnik namigne pisarju in
ga pelje po stopnicah do vrat
Turnovega stanovanja. Pomu-
divsi Sc nekaj casa pri Ia
povedniku pozove Matijaz Simo-
ma v soho in Ia vstopi.
Grajscak Turn, clovek podol--
gastega, mracnega obraza in
velikanskih brk, je sedel ogr-
njen v plasc castnika vojaske
krajlne, "a mizo, ma kateri je
lezal klobuk, mec, pisma in ma
la svetilka. Gospod Turn je pi-
sal ravno dolgo pismo, "a MIN
pa je stal sub, plavolas krajiski
castnik LASER, glavar bihaski,
prebirajoc svezenj listov. Powell
mix dvigne glavo.
"Kdo 81, odkcd?" vprasa ST.
mona po hrvasko.
"Siromasen pisar il Hrvas-
kega cd Sotle.'
PA kaj hoces Cd mene?"
"Jaz gospod, ne iscem nice
sar pri vas, vi morate iskati pri
meni."
"Jaz cd tebe Sc nasmehne
baron. "Da cujem."
"Gotovo ste slisali," pricne
Simon, "da so zasli hrvaski lis
iaki v vas kurnik."
'Ti mislis hrvaske upornike ?
Vem vse," Sc dvigne a g o
Turn.
"To sc pravi, slisali ste nekaj
cd strani, ker moski dosti glas-
no bobnajo, a tudi vasi Uskoki
"a hrbtom cudno zvrgole. Pazi-
te. No, vi, oprostite, spIosno ne
veste mic, JAZZ pa vse. Kako, ke-
daj, kje, kan, vse vem, ker sem
Sc bill vtihotapil v njihovo ceto
in torej vem "a vse namere."
''Ti 81 torej upornik ?" rece
Turn.
"Prosim vas, milost, poglejte
na mole suhe kosti.~ JAZZ, pa u
pornik! Mislil sem, da lahko ma
redim gospodi uslugo. Zato sem
Sc utihotapil med kmete.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26
XXXIII.

Ondi, kjer Sava, tekoG m e d
stajerskim in kranjskim gricev-
jem, pri Vidmu izstopi il sote-
ske ma ravno polje, stopi ma
kranjski strani nasproti vi d =
mu kakor krajec precej velika
gorska grmada, presekana
sedli in klanci. Kjer Sc voda pri
svojem ovinku dotika gorovja,
je breg precej strm, skoro ma
vpicen, in preostaja komaj toll
ko prostora, da Sc je prilepilo
ma obrezje malo trgovinsko me-
sto KrSko. Ma desni in levi edi-
ne ulice Sc dvigajo skromne hi
Size, starodavne cerkve. Lesene
strehe so pocrnele, okenca SO
majhna, mahen je tudi leseni
podstresek, in zdi Sc tt, da so Sc
stisnila drobna pisceta h koklji,
kakor da krozi mad mimi gra-
bezljiva ptica. In krozi res, "a
Boga. Kakor jastreb lezi vrh
pecine trden grad nemskih 60
spodarjev in Sc nagiba ma slo-
vensko mesto. Cd Krskega pro-
tt izhodu in jugu Sc razprostira
ravnina, sredi katere sc vail ST.
va proti Brezicam. Oh Mi Sc vle-
&c do Sotle stajersko gorovje,
in te strani vidis ma drugem
kraju ravnine Uskoke, pod ka-
terimi lezi mesto Kostanjevica
ondi Sc vie reka Krka, hiteG
prot Brezicam. Ako krenes oh
gori skozi Krsko ma jug, Sc dvi-
ga ma bregu Turnovgrad, ma
planem pohlevno mestece Les
kovec, dalje ma polju stoj! Dr.
novo. Tu Sc cepi pot. Ena gre
ma jug cez brod do Kostanje-
vice, druga pa ma zapad v Catez
in preko Mokric ma Hrvasko.
Zjutraj dne S. svecana 1887
je lezala mad TEN snezenim kra-
jem costa, svetla megla. Sc Sc
je skrivalo solnce "a meglo. Nj
bila to suha, mrzla zima, am
pax vlazen mraz, XII Sc zajeda
do kosti. liza meglene tancice
so Sc kazali crni obrisi his, su.
no tenko sibovje in drevje, mrt-
va meja in kak trhel dimnik, a
ma stajerski strani je strlel il
zoltosive, neprodirne pustinje je
vrh zvonika videmske cerkve. A
pri vsem tenn je bilo v krskem
1.-Two, kakor da je zegnanje, ka.
kor da je semenj, in brez Stew
la crnih postav je hodilo v ne,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26

the Allies strategic plan pnning the
all fronts forcing commit the
drive against Finland the threat of Poands
plains right Berlin and of Balkans to
Allied invaders from italy vital addition Allied
like those below
the east that might be used against Allies in France Long fight
italian bases Russian eats thousands Of gallons Of
iOQoctane American producers working
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-26

Kupujte vojne bonde in vojno- varce-
valne znamke, da bo cimprej porazeno
Osisce in vse. kar ono predstavlja!
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cNlCAro 10 WA 81 is- Npr'h
Clak stet IN fA hes ~ to-.
Wiuay C-ys zoos ir short
ID filh floor nnlso s1te una.
"a N4ee splesi pNta aph ~
Nb.Nan n in An8 Nh-n s6y
oers,. rnAn bat ,hp tpar
~fgn .aiI.,t ot tni. an ST
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MANAGERS To Pick
East-West Team

NkN Nni'N \Nrf 1'to rre--
idcn n 'ar Ncro ,aie an
arl r"ml leasues announced
Wis Wsh fify heNe instructed
IS 0f IN ihcir rcspr'iisc
isastas io pix an ali siaf ftam
gNf tNN 'hrf selections Nv ihc1
lnmrdtir'v SO ihai the hacuo
c'u iapp fhe PLAYERS
tor fna anma East West gaipe
lea cht on iiie Is
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-29
.ANY ENTERING BEGINNERS CLASSIC

The Beginners classic. the first of its kind being held
S.ra. Wilson's BowO-Dromc Aug. 20. is drawing
wee raers Of entries. Entry blanks are available at
\ e,a, counter of the Drome contact the writer.
g. a a three-game total pin affair, and The entry.
!, dollars. No one with an average over Is can
rler $3.50 100 in cash prizes VIII be given away. FIRST
zen IS $50 second So third - and toorih SO
|ri nt- olr first chance 10 bow IN Tournament ANY
srf aa q hancc To- vim William Iane Manager Of
L pari. vilf gladly receive your entry.
WIS., aealion time drawing is end many
lend caltiycs Of local kcgcrs are taking advantage
tn .funty and visiting the city One % he scenes
I, ross anxious 10 see IS the tine bowling fa-
l,e, race members here. Detroit has ne finest faril-
L. r elers in the count 81 and has made tremendous
os4,e be- last six years. There are 81 race owned
I,. bpfe the city. employing over poe people. There
4 Vows owned by the other group Among he visit
\ vefs Miss Lillian V Rowland Miss AoSciit a Wool
b. ndianapos. Ind. and who was visiting Miss
trof5 .Nkcr Miss Ruby Stennis Of East ST Louis ll;
i ists Erwin. who is home on furoagh after being
s'o,e Fort Iuachuea was entertained 'v Mrs AM
81, is Annie Higgins Mrs Naomic Walllee and
b. Jones' Miss Mary Elizabeth Roach Is visiting
br le Tenn She is the housegucSt Of Mrs Annie
feh 500 Charevox.
SCR % buy War Bonds than learn 70 speak Jap
lese bowl the Ayis over BY buying bonds
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THE BOWLERS'
MIRROR
BY ALFONSO CATO

congratulations to First 1t. Morris D. Minis and well
.ms home Lieutenant Mills former bowler, started
i maple spanking career IN 1898 down atSamS
f. lie vas among he first members to take 10 the
lad Sid game here in the Motor City When the Motor
r. p,t ing league moved its headquarters To the Forest
Eb alleys in 40 and ~. Mills among the top rank
\. MI, crs here in the city Then came Pearl Harbor
"a Ng ike many other American boys. was drafted n-
shc armed services.
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lur sEcRET no SUCCESS IS WORK

Entering the Army some four years ago Mills got his
|rt he hard way. lie worked himself up from private
Fb nrsent-day status The popular Lieutenant si re-
'rned rom the South Pacific whore he spent months
& & n,u wearing his service coors With one star This
I, r.hftsentS one major engagement He took part IN
\ bttft M he Marshall Islands local bowlers are
rma ~ FIRST IT. Morris Mills who will be around town
4 .ntaas He will then return 10 finish job that will
i -,,~ he return Of many other former bow ers
Eeacaaal Mills we Of the bowling world salute YOU and
e. ,os rood luck your return trip
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-29
Tennis Players
Grid For Meet In
New York City
Flora Lomax And
Lii Van Buren,
Among Stars

NEN YORK CITY pn Roher'
E'lana chitaso npA sla'ione at
the Walicrhoru sir Ease in South
'a1nlne MIR head fhe lisf OF CHS
Who wll compete az the national
CHAMPIONSHIPS of me American
Tennis association io Ne hell in
Nen lwk Cuy Anc ii2o
uiher Hl~ ~ho are expected 70
participate IN the >aiionals in-
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Evening star., 1944-08-24
Carol Halls Decision
OF Romania 10 Quit

~ the Assoeiated Press.
MEXICO CITY, Aug. A.-Former
King Carol of Romania last night
received joyfully the news that his
country was out Of the war. When
he spoke the name of his son, King
Michael, it was with warm emotion.
With the points in King Michaefs
proclamation before him. Carol said
he: WIS very happy that my son
listened TO the real sentiments OF
the people and has pulled Romania
out OF the war, that Romania ceases
being arlsenemy Of the nations which
always have been her friends"
"It is very good thing that this
has happened ina good understand
ing with our powerful neighbor,
the USSR," he said. Il am sure that
the declarations of Mr.. Molotov
made some time ago have helped
much In making this decision and
thus will make possible in the future
sincere collaboration with Russia.
II hope to see as soon as possible
the realization Of an old wish Of
mine, that the standard of Romania
will shortly ny next to those of the
United Nations. not only politically
but also on the battlefield"
Evening star., 1944-08-24
Romonion Shift Deprives Hitler
Of His Most Valuable Satellite

some of that territory had served in
Frecent months to keep wavering Ro-
mania in line, but the sudden new
Russian offensive spoke louder than
any Nazi promises or threats.
Not enthusiastic warriors. the Ro-
manians fought lethargicaIly on the
Allied side IN the World War, yet
the country's territory was nearly
doubled by adroit maneuvers at the
peace tables, with the late giamorous
Queen Marie a leading figure in the
political maneuvering.
AS result, Romania had enemies
in Hungary, Russia and Bulgaria,
all of whom had suffered terri
toriaHy at her hands.
Flower Of Army Sacrificed.
In the present war Romania was
not an unwilling victim Of the Nazi
intriguers until the going got rough
After the first flush of victory over
the Russians had worn Oh and they
had regained Bessarabia, the Ro-
mantans showed a marked lack of
enthusiasm for dying for an alien
fuehrer on Russian soil Yet their
losses have been heavy and the
flower Of their army was sacrificed
at Stalingrad and in the defeats
which followed.
Now Romania has thrown In the
sponge. possibly hoping that by sc
doing she will be in a favored posi-
ton over Bulgaria and Hungary In
seeking restoration of Transylvania
and the Dobruja at the final peace
settlements.
But by any standard Romania sis