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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-05
CLUBS and Other Briefs

The Pastors Aid club Of Plymouth
Congregational church met Thurs
day, Jan. q. 1914, at the home Of
Mrs. Doreatha Chillison. Plans for
their Valentine party was the chief
discussion. The party is beng held
in the recreation room OF the
church The club invites the T
friends 10 attend this affair. A de-
lclous re- aSt was served by the
hostess after the meeting.
The Unitarian Art and Study
club celebrated their 18th anniver-
sary with a tea which was given
Sunday. January 80. in the social
room OF the Y.W.C.A. The table was
beautifully covered with a cream
lace tablecloth and centerpiece OF
pink and white sn5pdragons. The
clubs colors OF blue and pink were
carried out in the napkins and
candles. Tea was served by Mrs.
Thelma Sumlar. The program was
opened with the singing OF the Ne
gro National Anthem Mrs. Maude
Russell. mistress Of ceremonies in
,roduced the following participants:
Miss Shirley Phillips, piano selec--
ton: Lewis Mitchell, instrumental
and vocal solo: reading by Mrs.
Johnnie Hunter, tenor solo BY BeF-
tram Jones: Mrs. Beatrice Allen. So
pyano, rendered a solo, piano solo
bv Mrs. E. Willis: solos were given
by Hank Foster and Cecil Reese;
vocal selection by Miss Loulse
Sumlar. An enjoyable time was
had by all present.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-05
Lucy Thurman Bronch
Offers Voried Program

BE a Good Sport In l9i4!' is the
slogan Of Lucy Thurman branch
WCA. which is offering many
opportunities for girls and women
10 learn a new sport or to develop
techniques in an old one in the new
spring term Of classes opening on
February I.
Mrs Lloyd Cofer. chairman Of
he education committee. and Miss
S Lavinis Moore, health education
secretary. announce the new pro-
gram as follows: badminton. ice
skating. roller skating. swimming
and tennis. dancing. keep At exer-
cises. adult recreation and children's
Saturday activities.
Just by keeping we'll. one can
help win the war" Mrs. Golfer
sad Employed girls specially
should plan their sfter-work fun
time to include keep-ft exercises
and lots of healthful recreation. The
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-05
Mrs. Maurice Houston Entertained Clubs Last Week
Oct Assn Women's Clubs
Plan Membership Drive

Mrs. Gragg and the members OF
the association are campaigning for
5000 additional members 10 add to
the rolls OF the association as we'll
as club memberships Mrs. Gragg
requests that anyone interested CON-
tact the club house at 546l Brush
street or by calling Trinity l-97ll.
The club house itself is evidence OF
the worthwhile work being done by
the club women of Detroit under
the very efficient leadership Of the
president. Mrs. Rosa Gragg.
In addition 10 the club reports at
the association meeting two speak
ers were heard. The first. Mrs.
Sheldon. from the United States
Treasury Department. spoke in the
interests of the Fourth War Loan
drive. Mrs. Jane Williams. from
the Washington, D. c.. Office Of
Food Administration. gave a very
educational talk on nutrition. Both
speakers were applauded for their
interesting and timely messages
Sadie L. Mullins. scribe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-05
Hostess Lauded
For Beauty Of
Her Selections

To Thelma Houston goes the
honor OF being the hostess OF the
week. Last Saturday night she en-
tertained the Weights and the fol-
lowing Tuesday night. the Twelve
and Five Contract club.
At the Weights meeting. she
served fried chicken. peach salad.
fresh green peas. parsley. potatoes
and hot biscuits. After such a pala-
table menu. the guests found il a
bit difficult TO concentrate on
bridge. However. when the scores
were computed, GLADYS Cuzzens was
the first club prize winner and Mary
Roberts.the second Maggie Bugs
won the guest prize. a generous
bottle of Faberge cologne.
The Twelve and Five is a dessert
club and since Tuesday was one
OF those June in January" days.
the hostess thoughtfully served ice
cream. assorted cookies. and coffee.
We particularly admired her table
decorations OF heart shaped candles.
which gave an enchanting atmos-
phere to the party.
Gladys Cuzzens assisted the host
ess and her beige dress with red
and green stripes was very becom-
Ing. Phyllis Colden's gold gabar-
dine dress with gold buttons was
outstanding. Teen Johnson and
Villa Johnson chose ever appropri-
ate black The latter's dress was
distinguished by sheer net insert
in the back OF the bodice. Mamie
Alexander was radiant in a soft
shade OF dubonnet trimmed with
aqua.
The bridge winners were: Mary
Roberts. first club phize (she subbed
for Marian GreshaT); Adele Way
nond. second club prize: Teen
johnson. first guest prize. leather
case complete with six decks of
playing cards. score pads. pencils,
etc. (and was she the envy OF the
crowd). Mrs Edward Baker won
a bottle Of Strawhat cologne as Sec
ond guest prize
Other members and guests present
were: Lucy Belle Morris. Agatha
Grimes. Ann Benson. Eddie Robin
son. Alberta Rsidford. Edith White.
Myrtle Gaskil. Elaine Conway
Edith Watson. Thelma Hutchins
Garneita Carter. Josephine Ed
wards. Beulah Whitby. Katherine
LOOMS. Muriel McCorkle. Louise
Taylor. Hazel Roxborough, Pearl
Penick.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-05

spring term special offers every
girl her choice of any three classes
in dancing. gym. sports or swim
ming for l6 weeks at special term
fee"
Dancing classes include rhyth.
mics, modernisques dance club. So
cial dancing and tap dancing for
adults. Tap dancing for children.
swimming and roller skating are
available on Saturdays.
Drop in recreation for teen-agers
includes miniature bowling. shuttle
board. music. ping pong. group
games and dancing on Tuesday
afternoons for junior girls from 4
10 pm, and for senior boys and
girls on Fridays from 6 10 II o'clock.
Free education classes are offered
in first aid. taught by Mrs Gonzella
Bailey and Mrs. Carlton Gaines:
sewing laugh, by Mrs Laura Tyler,
and psychology taught by Miss
Jacque VanMorgs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-05
PhiGammaDeIta
In Install alton
OfNewOfficers

Alpha chapter OF Phi Gamma
Delta celebrated with a flourish
three history making developments
this past week The month. jan
uary. marked the first anniversary
o. the sorority. which in itself. was
reason enough 10 celebrate Second
". the newly elected officers we're
duly installed into their various Of
fees with a beautiful ceremony that
will long be remembered by the
sorors.
Third. and by no means last. the
sorority took this occasion 10 cclc-
bratc with Soror Violet T Lewis,
the president and founder OF Lewis
Business college. the 18th annivcr-
sary Of the college. The doors Of
Lewis Business college were opened
for the first time Is years ago in
Indianapolis. Ind. Soror Lewis was
presented with token OF love and
esteem by her sisters.
This triple occasion was celebrat-
ed a, the beautiful Paradise Lounge
In the private dining room. Candle
light and fragrant flowers were a
fitting background for the follow
ing charming. attractively gow-ed
eorors: Sorors Richardean Reeves,
Margaret Jackson, Alice Brow n.
Hida NJ Humphrey. GeorC
Whisenton. Clotiele Anderson. Bob
bic Trumbo. Violet T. Lewis. Annie
Blakemore. Geraldine Harrison.
Elizabeth A. Garner. ,Celillus Curry.
Kathleen f. Carter. Madeline o.
DeFils Emma X. Fits. Lula Gar
rer. Juanita Parncll. Corine Dean.
Elizabeth Williams. Eva Wells, Hem
rietta Gaines. Erma -. Clark, Alice
Jones. Rosetta Croswell. Anita
Whitaker Juanita jefferson,
Eleanor Smith. Ora Dean and Sadie
l.. Mullins
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-05
THE WILLGO UNION CLUE

Met Tor their second annual
meeting Of 1914. a; the home OF the
vice president. Mrs. Matte Henley.
1855 Waterloo. The meeting was
highly enjoyed by all the members.
Next meeting will he at the home
OF the secretary. Mrs. B. Wallace.
in 293l Ant.etam.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-05

The Detroit Association OF Wom-
ems clubs held two meetings in
January, the first the regular board
meeting and the last the association
meeting OF Friday. Jan. % Mrs.
Rosa Gragg, president Of the asso-
citation. presided.
At the board meeting. reports OF
the various activities were heard
from the treasurer. Mrs. Otey v.
Smith: chairman of the Christmas
luncheon; Mrs. Mary Digs. chair
man Of Rosa Gragg Day, Mrs. All
Thomas. and Mrs A Heath. chair
man OF the current baby contest.
Other reports were heard from Mrs.
Gragg. Mrs. Jerene Macklin, Mrs.
Mac Arthur, Mrs. Lila Stewart and
others.
A membership campaign Is one
OF the current detectives of the as
ISOLATION along with a presidents
contest. The presidents Of the
various clubs comprising the asso-
citation are entering a spirited con-
test, the results OF which are
anxiously awaited!
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-05
TIE GEoRGETTEs CLUB

Rcconvencd their regular meeuhs
in 1914 with little change. The sec
ond and fourth meeting Of each
mdn.h Will be social meeting in
stead Of regular business meeting.
and the addition OF one new mem-
Der Mrs. Frances Donaldson. The
first social meeting was at the home
OF Mrs Pullen. who served de-
lishtful repast. Leaving the home OF
Mrs Pullen we took in one Of the
Motor City better ni1htI clubs. Mrs.
Alva Pullen. acting president; ES-
sic Bivins, secretary; Ann Butts. re-
porter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-05
First Lady Spoke At
Luncheon For Women

Prior 10 her tour OF war plantS
and day-care centers. Mrs Elsanor
Roosevelt. wife OF the President.
was the guest a; luncheon al the
Book Cadillac hotel OF the Woman
Advisory committee Of the Labor
Production Division Of the War Pro-
duction Board. Mrs Dorothy X.
Roosevelt. specialist on Women's
Problems in War Industries. is
chairman Of this committee. Mrs
Dorothy Roosevelt presided AT this
luncheon where there was very
stimulating discussion led bv the
First Lady OF the land Of the impact
on the home and children of the
large number Of women who have
gone into war industries
Mrs f Roosevelt showed a keen
interest in the problems OF Negro
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-05
Della Sorority
In Final Plans
For Jabberwock

The Alpha Fl Sigma and Tau
chapters OF Delta Sigma Theta
sorority are presenting It's 18Th
Jab5erwock Friday evening, FEB.
IS al Art Center theatre.
THIS years chairman OF the
Sorority'S traditional affair Is Mrs.
Margaret Piper who has worked
enthusiastically in years past and
who is endeavoriug 10 make this
years affair the greatest ever.
Working with her are committee
members: Eleanor Osborne. Edythe
White. Katie Fuller. Helen Garvin.
Helen Toodle, Gladys House, Esther
LAMAR. Leota Digs Smith. Mamie
Alexander and Jerolyn Sreed.
The committee is specially in
terested in having the public know
that tickets may be deserved and
secured from the tieket. committee:
Chairman Eleanor Osb)rne. phone
TT. l-47l8: Helen Garvin. 24l Lei
cester court. Triangle 2!!506; Helen
Toodle. 1901 W. Warren avenue.
Tyler 1889 and Frana's Owens.
Lucy Thurman braSch.- Wy GA.
We are asking that AM reserved
tickets be secured before pm.
February 2Sih. Prices apr: Main
floor-sl.65 Balcony Seat.S-Sl.lo.
and Box. SeatS-S2 20. Please be
sure 10 get your tickets early.
Participants in this years JSbber-
wock are: Sphinx club 10 Alpha
Phi Alpha fraternity: the Apollo
Players directed by Alvin Loving:
a youngsier group from TrowSiid &c
school directed by Miss Bordella
Smith and the Alpha Kappa Alpha
sorority. Complimentary acts Will
be given by the Delsprites and
Pyramid clubs while the Du Pree
Victorian choir viii entertain ,be-
tween acts.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-05

TIE VS. SOCIAL CLUB
Met for the third year al the
home OF the president. 526 E Kirby
The meeting was opened by the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-05
THE AMERICAN BEAUTY
SOCIAL AND ART CLUB

Net AZ the home OF Mrs. Villa
Neil Stewart on Owens. A delight
fui luncheon was served. Meeting
was ofiiciatcd by the president, Mrs.
Mabel Smith. Business was dis
cusscd. Plans for the sixth annual
tea we're made Mrs Roxanna Gam
ron who has been I'll for the past
three weeks is still confined 20 her
home. Mrs. Dorothy Stcger was a
guest, Guessing prize was won by
Mrs Mary Norris. Meeting was ad-
journcd. Cub will meet with Mrs.
Ivonnc Webb OF 5S+3 John r. 10
celebrate Mrs. Beatrice Brown 5
birthday.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-05

Mr.. Henry Kesaw wish the marriage OF
daughter Kelssw. Richard A. Johnson motor
mahnsi &C. United States Navy who is home leave at
Miss Kelsaw graduate OF Northeastern high school
employed YMCA Mr.. Johnson stationed
aboard Sea Frontier since JAM After
finishing school Hampton Institute Va will shortly
report aboard eoored desroYeri in the Navy The
living home OF the brides parents at present.
SIS < Hancock.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-05

The Briggs Double w. Council
held their second bi-monthly meet
ing Sunday. Jan %. 1914. 2.30 m.
at the Lucy Thurman branch
YWCA. A number of important
things were accomplished such as:
The appointment Of a social and So
cial service committee by the presi-
dent IN conference With the bylaws;
a lot o! good work is expected Of
these committees IN the near flu
ture thereby increasing the morale
and attendance Of he council. The
council concluded its membership
drive which was a success. Arrange
ments were made for the initial
meeting ~ representatives of the
various Victory clubs 10 plan
mammoth mass meeting for the dis
cuSSion az postwar plans and &C.
mands Of the Negro workers. Next
meeting Will De Sunday. Feb. 6. 1914.
2,30 pm, Lucy Thurman branch
Y.WCA.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-02-05

chaplain. Mrs. jamie Mae Cipson
Three members were admitted 10
the club Mrs. Callie Wilson, presi-
dent; Mrs. Louise Fowler, secre-
tary. Mrs. Willie Wilson. treasurer:
Mrs. Jamie Mae Gipson, assistant
secretary: Mrs. Bessie Allen, re-
porter and business manager. 4
delicious repast was served by the
hostess. The next meeting viii be
az the home OF Mrs. Bessie Allen in
683 {. Warren, Friday, February IL.
1914.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-21
Na$Sii
fantie-uojakii

Mrs. Jennie Shivitz, R. F. d.
2, Ross Rd., S. Madison, O.,
sporoca, da Sc je MEN sin Ed
die po treh mesecih zglasil il
Juznega Pacifika. Sin pise, da
gredo cd otoka do otoka, in da
bodo kmalu dosegli svoj cilj.
Obenem tudi pise, da mu nj
treba posiljati cigaret, ker jih
tamkaj dobi ceneje. Njegovo i
me je Louis, toda domaci so ga
vedno klicall Eddie. Njegov ma
SLOW je: Louis e. Shivitz S2Ic,
NAB. 145, Div. ], CO Fleet
Post Office, San Francisco, Ca
lifornia.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-21
Nemsko-j
zarOta V Peru

LIMA, Peru. - Peruvljska
vlada je naznanila odkritje "a
rote, V katero so bill zapleteli
stevilni Nemci in Japonci, z Ma
menom, da OBJ Novem letu vpri-
zorijo pro-nacijski puc, XII bi
strmoglavil vlado, kakor Sc je
zgodilo V Boliviji. Zarotniki so
bill aretirani ter bodo deporti-
rani, drugim pa bo ukazano. da
zapustijo dezelo.
Vladno porocilo pravi, ia SO
zarotniki dan pred novim letom
pripravili proti-zidovske izgre-
de in so upali, da Sc jim pod
plascem nemirov, XII bi sledili
posreci izpeljati njihove pre-
vratne namene.
1stocasno so zarotniki raZsi-
rili laznjive vesti o izbruhu ne
mirov v juznem Peru.
Vladna izjava pravi, da so
tujci Peru Sli tako dalec. da
so Sc skusali pridruziti drugim
elementom, XII so ma delu, da
upostavijo prot demokratske
elemente v drugih ameriskih de-
zelah, da Sc je podvzetimi po-
licijski ukrepi zatrla VISA pre-
vratna inicijativa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-21
Stettinius pozivlja
k polni kooperaciiji
S Sovjetsko unijo

WASHINGTON. = V poseb-
nem radijskem programu pod
;menom 'Drzavni department
govori," XII je bill oddajan pre-
teklo soboto po NBC omreziu,
je bill drzavni podtajnik Ed
ward R. Stettinius glavni 60
vornik. Stettinius, XII je bill pred
nastopom svojega sedanjega
urada ravnatelj "Lend-Lease''
operacij, je nujno pozival k
polnemu sodelovanju Amerike
z Rusijo ter izjavil, da bi bila
vsaka drugacna politika ma
pram Rusiji 'tragicna in kolo-
salna zmota."
"Skozi zadnja tri leta sem
tukaj delal V tesni stiki S SOW
iietskimi predstavniki, in nimam
Enieesar dfagega kot obtudova,
ME "a hrabrost, iznadljivost ir
jekleno odlocnost ljudstva Sow,
jetske unije," je rekel Stetti.
MUS.
"Po mojem prepricanju nam
more biti samo V korist in nj.
cesar ne moreno zgubiti ma,
daljevanjem tesnega sodelova.
MIA med Sovjetsko unijo in Zed
drzavami sedaj in po vojni
Vsaka druga pot bi bila tragic,
ma in kolosalna zmota "a OBJ;
drzavi."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-21
RdeGa vojska je zaprla
kOridOr ma SeVerni 'front.'
SOPROGA AMERISKEGA
DIPLOMATIC
OBSTRELJENA

CHICAGO, 20. jan. - Snoci
je bila V svoji sobi V Drake no.
telu smrtno nevarno obstrel je-
la bogata in druzabno odlicna
Mrs. Adele Born Williams, sta
ra 54 let, zena nekega ataseja
V drzavnem departmental Zed.
draw. Policija isce neko dobro-
obleceno zensko, rdeco vrtni-
CO v sivih laseh, XII je po strelja-
nju izginila brez sledu. Krogla
je Mrs. Williams zadela V gla-
vo in obticala mozganih.
Danes so detektivi nasli ma
dnu odprtine nekega hotelskega
elevatOrja revolver, S katerim
je bila diplomatova zena napa-
dena. MOI obstreljene zenske
Frank Starr Williams, je bivsj
ameriski trgovski atase V ToH-
ju in je dospel V Chicago il
Washingtona z letalom par u1
po streljanju:
Danes zjutraj Sc poroca, da
je Mrs. Williams umrla.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-21
VOJNI PSI DOBIJO
CASINO ODPUSTNICO

WASHINGTON. - Vojni de-
partment je naznanil, da bodo
psi, XII Sc vrnejo il vojne, dobili
odpustne certificate in rekord
svoje sluzbe. z ozirom ma spre-
membo -vojaskih dolznosti, "a
katere sc je zivali izvezbalo, Sc
sedaj nekatere pse odpusca.
Predno Sc pse vrne lastnikom.
gredo skozi temeljito fizicno
preiskavo, in MISC torej samo v
izbornem stanju, pravi armadna
izjava, temvec vsled vojaske
vezbe, XII so je bill podvrzeni
bodo boljsi tovarisi otrok ir
odraslih kot kdaj poprej.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-21

Novgorod so zavzele armade'
generala K. A. Mereckova ma
volhovski 'front.' spretnem ma
nevru, tekom katerega so Rusi
priSli Nemcem "a hrbet in jih
pognai ma beg IL mesta.
Padec Novgoroda odpira pot V
EstOnijo
Novgorod lezi 100 mill JUNO
vzhodno Cd Leningrada in ME
gov padec odpira Rusom pot V
juno Estonijo. Marsal Stain
je snoci oh p a d c u Novgoroda
objavil dnevno povelje ter dal
izstreliti topnisko salvo zma-
'ge.
Ma leningrajski 'front.' so dru-
Ige armade pod poveljstvom ge-
'nerala Govorova, nadaljujoc z
napadl juznozapadno cd Lenin-
grada in juznovzhodno cd Ora
nienbauma oh Ft1skem zalivu,
strnile svoje sile, da zapecatijo
izhod V svrho unicenja Nemcev,
XII SO zajeti V koridorju so kva-
dratnih mill pri Strelni, XII sega
severno Cd Carskojega sela do
Finskega zaliva.
Cetrt milijona Nemcem preti
Zajetje
ODE ruski armadi skupaj u
stvarjata masivno past "a 25O,-
600 drugih Nemcev, ki Sc borijo
ma krilu acknowledging Cd Le-
ningrada.
Ia dn je sovjetsko porocilc
odkriva, da so Rusi pod powell
stvom generala Govorova samo
Sc 9 mill cd zelezniskega krizi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-21
DIREKTORIJ SLOVENSKEGA
NARODNEGA donna, "
MAPLE HEIGHTS

Novi odborniki in direktorji
Slovenskega narodnega donna ma
$3.50 Stanley Ave-, v M a p e
Heights Ohio, so sledeci: Pred
sednik Louis Simonci5, podpred-
sednik Louis Kastelic, tajnik
Anton Perusek, 5146 Miller Ave.
blagajnik Anton Gorenc, zapis-
nikarica Antonia Kastelic, mad
zorniki: Jacob Yemec, Andrew
Hocevar in Andrew Rein; di-
rektorji: Frank Volkar, Louis
Ferfolia, Frank Sever, FrN1k
Legan, Vincent Zimsek, Ludvik
Wreck, Frank Perko in John
Frankovic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-21

Moskvi z ocividnim odobrava-
MEM sovjetske Wade predla-
gal, da Poljska namesto izgub-
ljenih vzhodnih provinc dobi
vzhodno Prusijo, XII je bila ne
kdaj poljski teritorij.)
Amerika in Anglia tudi gledate
"a sUOjO Uarnost
"Postopanje Stalina je z OH
rom ma stalisce njegovih zavez-
nikov popolnoma urraviceno, -
pise ameriski vojaski zurnal.
"Nasi uradni krogi ne puscajo
nobenega dvoma, da SO mocno
zainteresirani v pridobitev tu-
jih baz "a protekcijo nase he
misfere. Australia namerava
ustvaiti obrambno zono V JUNO
zapadnem Pacifiku. In Velika
Britannia DO tudi brez dvoma
dobila nadalje strategicne o.
brambne postojanke.''
"The Army and Navy Jour-
nal" pravi, da medtem ko je
bill marsal Stain zelo kriticen
glede pomoci, XII jo je Nemcija
dobivala il Turcije, dasiravno
je bilo to V skladu S tursko nev-
tralnostjo, pa je sedaj bolj pri-
jateljsko razpolozen napram
Ankari in da je primal, da je
nepripravljenost upravicevala
odlasanje Turcije z vstopom V
vojno.
"Ko DO cas- zrel," pise ameri-
ski vojaski list" bo Turcija
udarila, kar pozvroca Hitlerju
mnogo skrbi, zlasti pa satelit-
skim drzavam ma Balkanu."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-21
LETNA SEJA DRUSTVA
"EUCLID"

Clanstvo druStva Euclid" st.
20 S. D. T.. Sc opozarja, da Sc
bo nocoj oh Z. uri vrsila letna
seja V ravadnih prostorih. Zad-
Mi mesec Sc clanstvo nj udele-
zilo kot bi Sc moglo, in nj bilo
mogoce izvoliti drustvenega od-
bora "a leto 1914. Dokler sc ne
iZvoli odbora, Sc tudi ne more
pobirati asesmenta, radi cesar
je clanstvo proseno, da gotovo
pride nocoj ma sejo. Ma dnev-
mem redu bodo tudi druge vaz-
ne zadeve.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-21
AMERISKA LETALA v.
NAPADU MA RABAUL

NOVA GVINEJA. 20. januar-
ia. - Ameriska letala so vpri-
zorila ma japonske postojanke
v Rabaulu enega najtezjih ma
padov, katerega Sc je udelezilo
mad 100 letal. Ameriske izgube
pa so bile znatno vecje kot obi
cajno. Izstreljenih je bilo Is
sovraznih letal, poskodovanih
pa nadaljnih Is, medtem ko Sc
II ameriskih letal nj vrnilo ma
svoje baze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-21

Sea Krasnogvardejska, skozi
katerega morajo til skoro vse
nemske cete na umiku proti E.
stoniji, ako Sc hocejo res it l
zdrobljenju pod ruskim valar-
jem.
Strnitev ruskih sill ma tocki
Iokrog 20 mill juznozapadno cd
Leningrada je zajela Nemce, XII
Sc nahaiajo V okrozju Strelne.
Sovjetski Ietalci in mornarica
tolcejo po Nemcih
Sovjetski letalci SO zadali tez-
Ike udarce bezecim nemskim ko-
lonam, medtem ko je ruska
,mornarica ma Baltiku obstrelje-
vala nemske obalske linije, med
tenn ko Rusi drvijo naprej in
drobijo Nemce v rastocem tenn
pu.
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| Porocila IL JUNE Ukraine
javljajo, da Rusi Sc vedno dro-
bijo nemske protinapade, ka-
terimi Sc skusa ustaviti pridira-
ME armade generala Vatutina
proti romunski meji.
Polno6ni komunikej javlja, da
! je mnogo Nemcev, zajetih V ko-
ridorju pri Strelni, pometalo
orozje proc in Sc podalo. Danes
zjutraj je radio V Moskvi tudi
porocal:
"Nemci so pognani dalec proc
Cd Leningrada. Nemske sile
mocno krvavijo. Pod grozecimi
klescami mogocne sovjetske ar
made Sc sovraznika loteva pani-
ka.'