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rsnn lie III oer GenaNl3..gn &auNibatcn Cr!cGblen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-04

Taxa izjava cd strani marsala Stalina oh tenn casu
bi napravla ma syet globok wits. S tenn cinom bi Sc ma
pravilo konec vsemu rusko-poljskemu sporu, kajti Poljaki
hi bill p%rimorani sprejeti tako izjavo v dobri veri. S tenn
hi Sc zaprlo zadnja vrata vztrajnim prizadevanjem nem-
skin propagandistov. Re sedaj visoki ugled Rustic v tel
dezei hi Sc povzpel ma Sc visjo stopnjo ~zaupanja in razu-
mevanja. Ia RUSTIC bi to u~tegnilo pomeniti izgubo nekaj
kvadratnih mill zemlje ma ."strategicni' meji. Toda move
in revolucijonarne taktike zracne vojne>s so ~naprayile par
kvadratnih mill ozemlja nekaj skoro brezpomembnega,
in napram tel izgubi hi Rusi lahko racunali, da imajo We
like vojasko silo Zedinjenih draw ma svoji strani kot
svojo zaveznico, "a sueaj, da hi njihovi zapadni meji
pretila nova nevarnost. "
Ma tehtnici je mnogo tako "a Ruse, kakor tudi "a
mas. Prilike "a drzavnistvo so neoporekljive.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-04
Nj vsok "a voinego
pi|oto

Velika Britannia .je do skraj-
nosti napela svoie sile, da hi Sc
oborozila, kakor hi morala bit!
oborozenaT Re pred zacetkom te
vojne. A ceprav hiti v TEN po-
gledu, kolikor il je la
r1ogote, ne zanemarja vprasa-
MIA kakovosti syoj lh proizvo-
Gov. Posebno pr letalih pregle-
dujejo in preizkusajo strokov-
MAXI vsak stroj, vsak sestavni
del stroja, vsak vijak in mai
manjsi o'clock, preden ga dado
= rabo. In Sc vecja paznja, &c je
to mogoce, Sc posveGa izbiranju
liudi "a aviacijo.
Velikansko stevilo MOI Sc je
prijavilo "a vojne pilote, toda lie
ralokateri Sc sprejme pc nestle
vilnih preizkusnjah, XII Jill mora
opraviti. Kandidate pregleduje-
jo najprvo optiki, potem jim
prcgledajo specialist pljuea, ST.
&C, useza, ncs in grlo, Mnogi
kandidati odhajajo razocarani,
lser jim je zdravnik ugotovil
kaksen majhen nedostatek, O
katerem MISC pref nicesar vede-
Il.
ia pilote izbirajo Same fizie-
no in dusevno najsposobnejso
Ma deski poleg eakalnice
je narisanih toliko pregrad, ko-
ikor mora vsak kandidat vzdr-
zati preizknsenj. Uspehe pre-
gledov vnasajo v pregrade "a
poredoma lie "a malokatere-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-04

plosco, ma kateri je jeklen vail.
Rok pr tenn ne SINE upogniti in
valj Sc mu ne SINE skotaliti $
plosce.
Nato mora z zaprtimi ocmi
vzdolz preme crte. Imeti mora
vse zobe zdrave. Sposoben mo-
ra biti, da Guje najtisji sepet v
sobi ma daljavo pet metrov. Do
Der krvni pritisk, zdravo srce,
mocha pljuca in pred vsem Dr.
zina prisebnosti in o~rientacije
SO glavni pogoji "a pilote in lju-
di, XII maj v letalu ravnajo s
strojnicami in topovi.
Tudi ljudje morajo biti kakol
stroll brez napake, &c maj be
zmaga v zraku zagotovljena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-04
Uredrllkova
posta
Prispevki pri podruznici AZ
SANSa, okrozje Waterloo

S1A4NSos oAA oAJS '"s>~~
Cleveland, Ohio. - Sledecl
zastopniki so bill aktivni v me-
secu decembru pri tel podruzni-
eli:
Anton Bokal nabiralec. Pri-
spevali SO sledeci:
Pc $500: Anton B k al in
Frank Komidar - Frank Gao
mix $500.
Pc $1.OO: Ivan Kapelj, Anton
Baraga, John Copic, Frank Lud-
vik, Val. Kocar, Martin Sircel;
Jos. Koporc, Anton Kern in FIR.
Sustersic. - John Ilovar SOC.
Skupno $21.5O.
Anton Skapin nabiralec: Pri-
spevali: Chas Susa $500; Krist
Lokar $500; pc $1.O0 Jos. Kar-
tell, Aug. Stokel in Kristina
Skapin. - Skupno $1,000.
Izroceno zacasnemu tajniku
J. F. Durn. (nabiralec). Drust,
Friendship Grove stew. 125 w
G.. $500; DR.. V boj Stew. So S,
N. P. J. decemberska clanarina
$3.50; SLOW. pew. zbor "Slo'
van" izrocil jos. Vicic $500 in
sicer je d~rustvo samo prispeva-
10 $500 in ostala vsota je bila
mariana med pevci zbora.
Druzina Frank Dacar $500;
John Cesnik S1.O0.
Anton Jankovic je izrocil: -
(prispevala) Mrs. Gerlica $1.OC
ter Frank BeGa $500, Mrs,
Brate $3.50.
Torej skupno zbranega V me.
secu decembru pri stew. 48 SA
NSa $96.5O.
J. F. Durn, zacasni tajnik.
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Nase gibanje

V casu cd 16. do 80. decem-
bra so nam poslale svoje pri-
spevke sledeee r uznice:
Stew. "a SANS, Virden, ILL.,,
1898; stew. Is SANS, Chicago,
ILL.,, $3.50; stew. 26 SANS, Sa-
lem, O., $4.3O; Stew. 27 SANS,
Arcadia, Kans., S1O.75; stew. 81
SANS, Pueblo, Colo, SIS; stew.
80 SANS, Bridgeport, O., Sill;
Stev; IS SANS, Gary, Ind, $40;
stew. SO SANS Acmetonia, Pa,
$26; stew. 40 SANS, Kemmerer,
Wyo., $3.50; Stew. As SANS,
Sheboygan, Wis, $27.5O; Stew.
At SANS, Pueblo, Colo, SIS;
stew. 81 SANS, Strabane, Pa,
5000; Stew. CT SANS, Los An
geles, Calf, $27; stew. 81
SANS, .Sheboygan, Wis, So;
stew. 83 SANS, Walsenburg,
Colo, S.; stew. 80, SANS, Kirk
land Lake, Ont, Canada, $25;
stew. 81 SANS, Chisholm,
Mimi, SIS; Stew. "a SANS, Hos
letter, Pa, Sc.
John Petkovsek IL Kokoma
Ind, je nam postal SIS, XII Jill je
dobll V povracilo narocnine "a
Novakov besednjak.
MRS. Helena Kusar il Ber-
wyna, ILL.,, je naklonila Sansu
IL izkupicka, XII ga je dobila "a
odejo S25 V bozicno darilo.
CLAM drustva stew. 266 SN-
PJ, Muskegon Heights, Mich,
SO pc d~rustvenem tajniku An
tonu Pavlinu poslali tej organi-
zaciji V podporo $1,000. Daro-
vail SO pc en- dollar Anton Pay
lin, Anton Hafner in Mike
Stavdohar; Anton in Ana Jor-
dan sta dala SIS, a V. in F. Sko-
fic pa 81; skupaj $40.
Tajnik John Shular je nam
postal "a podruznico stew. 81
SANS, Arcadia, Kans., S1O.75,
kateri denar sta nabrah sestri
Ana Bratkovic (Yale) in AmeA
liza Shular (Arma) dine &c. de-
cembra ma sell kansaske fede.
racije SNIP.
Predsednik SNIP Vincent
Cainkar nam je izrocil ysoto cd
S659.l2, kateri denar je bill med
drugo polovico 1943 MENU DO
Sian "a SANS.
-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-04
FRAN .LEVSTIK

Martina Krpana poznamo
vsi, sal smo citali to povest lie.
v ljudski Soil in tudi to vemo,
da jo je spisal Franc Levstik.
Ne BIO odvec, ako precitamo ziv-
ljenjepis moza - trpina, pesni-
ka, pisatelja, kritika, jeziko-
slovca in politika -, XII je mno-
go pripomogel k razvoju nase-
ga slovstva in :jezika v drugi po-
lovici prejsnjega stoletja. Sal
je on takorekoc zacetnik tie
knjizevne dobe in je dolgo vo-
dill S svojo sicer ostro, a vendar
stvarno kritiko vse tedanje SLOW
stveno delovanje. Skozi MEGA
so zrasli Stritar, Jurcic in Kris
mix. On je mnogo pripomogel k
razvoju Jenka,- Gregoreiea in
Askerca ter posredno vplival ma
vse poznejse slovenske pesnike
in ~pisatelje.
Rodil sc je %. septembra
1881. leta V vasici Spodnje Re-
tie ma Dolenjskem, pol ure hoda
cd fare Velike Lasce, kraj, XII
nam je dial re vec velikih MOI,
ina pr. Trubarja, Stritarja) in
kjer Sc, pc mnenju %nekaterih,
govori najcistejsa slovenscina.
Par let je hodil V velikolasko
Solo; pozneje prisel V Ljublja-
no, kjer je stopil 1874 leta v
gimnazijo. Napredoval je pred
vsem V jezikih in je posebno
V slovenscini veljal "a prvaka
med dijaki. re kot cetrto in pc
tosolec je priobcil prve pesmi v
"Sloveniji." A Re tn Sc je polka
zala njegova stroga kriticna ma
rava: svoje pesmi je veckrat
predelaval, nikoli nj bill sam S
seboj zadovoljen, a Sc mani z
drugimi slovenskimi pesniki, XII
SO Sc pc |. 1848 oglasali z razni-
mi proizvodi. Napisal je tudi ter
vprizoril v Alojzeviscu, cigar
gojenec je bill, diva dramaticna
prizora. Ker je zapustil GIN
nazijo brez mature, nj mogel
ma vseucilisce. Vstopil je V men,
Ski viteski red, XII ga je |. 1854
postal ma Moravsko v Olomuc
ma tamkajsnje bogoslovno Sc
menisce., Medtem je izsel v
Ljubljani droben zvezek njego-
viii "Pesmi" 1854, XII Jill je
mladina navduseno prebirala.
Gimnazijski Ratchet jih je sma-
trail "a pohujsljive ter je dose
gel, da SO bile prepovedane in
odvzeti vsi izvodi dijakom. Vra
hu tega so naznanili Levstikove-
mu semeniskemu ravnatelju, da
so pesmi razuzdane in ker jih
nj hotel preklicati, je moral "a
pustiti olomusko bogoslovnico,
kjer Sc je poleg drugega ucil
tudi eeskega jezika.
Naslednja leta Sc je preziv-
ljal kot domaci ~ucitelj, bill je v
raznih sluzbah, XII MISC bile stall
ne in tudi posteno placane ne.
Leta 1861 je dobil tajnisko
sluzbo pr trzaski "citalnici," a
Re leto kasneje je urejeval v
Ljubljani Vilharjev politicni
list "Naprej,' XII pa je kmalu
prenehal, ker je drzavno pravd-
nistvo napravilo tozbo prot
uredniku in lastnistvu ter je So
disco oba ohsodilo. Nekaj casa
potem je bill izbran "a tajnika
pri "Slovenski matici," a je mo-
raj tudi to mesto pustiti, ker
tedanje razmere MISC Mattel"
dopuscale, da bi pla6evala tai
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nika. Oh konsu 1865 je dobil
urednistvo velikega Wolfovega
slovensko = nemskega slovarja,
kar je pa trajalo lie par let lido
1859. Naslednje leto je ma Du-
naju izdajal list "Pavliho," a
radi ostrih nastopov proti te-
danjim razmeram v Ljubljani
nj dobil naklonjenosti in pod
pore; cato je moral "Pavliha"
kmalu izostati. Augusta 1872 Sc
,je vrnil Levstick z Miklosicevo
pomocjo V Ljubljano kot skrip-
tor licejske knjiznice. Ia poll
tiko Sc nj vec brigal; bavil Sc je
z mladinskim slovstvom ter je
popravljal svoje pesmi in Sc
poglobil slovensko slovstveno
zgodovino, dokler nj 1885 du-
sevno obolel. IL hudih muk ga
je resila smrt 16. novembra
1887.
Oh casu Levstikovega nasto-
pa sta stala ospredju sloven-
ske ]javnosti, politicno dr.. Blei-
weis in slovstveno pesnik Ko-
seski, zelo konservativna moza,
XII sta bila toliko V politicnih
kolikor " vseh drugih vprasa-
Min brez vsakega dolocenega CT
liza. Dr.. Bleiweis, sicer zelo
pratkicen MOI nj incl smisla
ia visje knjizevne potrebe in tu-
di politicno pod njegovim vod-
stvom nj prislo do tistega raz-
maha, XII SO ga tedanje razmere
zahtevale, Sc posebno, ker nj
dovolil nikaksne kritike v jaw
mem delovanju. V to mrtvilo je
planil mladi in idealni Levstik
ter zacel vsestransko delova-
ME, predvsem knjizevno. Ora
jail je tedanje pesnike, XII SO
ubirali stopnje "a Koseskim,
"pesnikom praznih ter puhlil
fraz,' in XII MISC poznali nit je-
zika. Pa je tudi z vzgledom po-
kazal kako je treba pisati in kje
Sc je treba uciti jezika. Takoj
oh nastopu SO izsli trije njego-
vi spisi: "Napake slovenskega
pisanja," "Potovanje IL Little
do Cuteza' in Martin Krpan,"
XII so tesno vezani med seboj. V
prvem spisu obravnava napake
tedanjih pisateljev;' drugem
razlaga, da Sc je treba uciti je-
zika OBJ zivem viru, to je cd ne
pOkvarJene govOrice kmeekih
Judi predvsem ma Dolenjskem
in Notranjskem; v Martini
Krpanu' kaze, kako mora pisa
tell obdelovati snow. "Ucimo Sc
jezika IL ljudstva" treba pisa
ii "a ljudstvo in zajemati IL
ljudstva'; "pisatelj mora ljud-
stvo poznati mora vedeti kaj
ljudstvo misli, kako goyori in
kako ziyi To so bile njegove
zahteye v omenjenih treh spi-
sih.
Tudi v politiki je $ kriticnimi
razpravami vrsil V tistih cash
zelo yazno delo. Zastopa1 lie cd
locno pravice Slovencev y jaw
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A1iOLd uo noiASo, H"A
pomeni, da je kandidat prebil
vse preizkusnje.
Nekateri Sc izkazejo sposobni
"a letalske strelce, toda kot pi-
lott ne prihajajo postev. Tisti,
XII ne opravijo vseh preizkusenj
zaradi majhnih nedostatkov,
lahko ostanejo v aviaciji, toda
V drugih f%unkcijah, lahko pa
stopijo tudi v kaksno drugo
vojnot sluzbo.
Preizkusnje so dandanes ma
10 drugacne, nego SO bile Sc
pred kratkim. Kandidatu nj
treba vec tekati pc stopnicah,
da hi Sc preizkusilo njegovo ST.
&c, tudi ga ne obracajo vec ma
posebnem stolu ma vse strani,
da hi ugotovili, koliko Ia h k O
vzdrzi, ne da bi Sc o~nesvestil.
Najprvo pregledajo kandida-
tn oci. Pregled je videti enosta-
ven, toda zdravniki specialist
mozu najpazljiveje preizkusajo
sposobnost ocesnih misic in spo-
sobnost njegovega vida "a reak-
cije, zlasti pa brzino, S katero
reagira ma kaksno iznenadenje.
Kandidata preizkusijo potem
sedecega z zaprtimi ocmi.
zdravnik povzroei S posebnimi
pripravami lahke zvocne tres
l,jaje, moci.
Potem premikajo pred njego'
vimi ocmi kak blestec kovinast
predmet, najprvo S tie stranj
k%andidata, potem z druge. Kan
didat mora z zaprtimi ocmi spo,
znati vedno tocno smer.
Nato mu izmerijo z "avdio'
metrom" jacino sluha "a evoke
zelo r~azlicnega stevila treslja.
;;ev ma sekundo. Pri TEN Sc ne
SINE pojaviti noben "gluhi' al
"ostri kot" sluha, kajti taksn'
nedostatki bi pilotu lahko pc,
stall usodni v borbi S sovrazni.
mi aparati. So ljudjc, XII poedine
evoke tako jasno dojemajo, da
drugih zvokov istocasno ne mo
rejo slisati. Taksni ljudje Misc
sposobni "a britske vojne pilo,
lie.
Sledijo preizkusnje srca in
pljuc. Kandidat mora oh robu
stola napraviti sest pocepov ma
eni sami nogi. Takoj nato mora
z vso silo pihniti V gumasto cev,
Ia preizkusnja je zelo tezka,
ker utriplje srce divje re zavo'
ljo pocepov, a pljuca SO VINE
mirjena S hitrim dihanjem. To-
da zivosrebrni, steber ma dru.
gem koncu cevi Sc mora dvig-
niti do. dolocene meje, drugace
kandidat pri tenn izpitu pade,
Kandidat mora nato napolniti
pljuca z zrakom in ga zadrzati
cello minute. Pritisk zraka pri
izdihavanju merijo S posebno
.pripravo. Kandidat mora biti j.
'ato tako sposoben, da vzdrzi S
pihanjem v nasprotno smer pri-
fisk zraka, XII ga poseben apa-
rat potiska ma drugem koncu v
cev. Ena najtezjih nalog je ia,
da mora kandidat "a dolocen
cas-, naJmanj pa emo minute, S
pihanjem v cev obdrzati Two
srebrni steber pod pritiskom
40 stopinj. Pri tel preizkusnji
pada najvecje stevilo kandida-
TOW.
Nato Sc mora kandidat po-
staviti z zaprtimi ocmi ma emo
nogo in ne dihati. V tenn polo
zaju mora dvigniti na.iprvo z e.
no roko, potem 2 drugo nekoli-
kokrat do visine ramen posebno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-04
L. urada SlOvenskega
amerlskega narod-
mega sveta
(Nadaljevanje S J.. straniJ

(Nadaljevanje S /. straniJ
likoduSni in da ne nasedemo
mocni propaganda, XII mas sku-
sa razdruziti. SANS vrsi veil
ko delo. Pomagajte mu!
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Interpretation of modernism in
wool suit of black and high shade
of green. A monstrous rounded but
ton-beret in velvet gives the new
heavy" hat effect. CD For out
doors - Miss Mckinney chooses a
cardigan suit of blue mems wear
wool made in California by Rosen-
bloom CD Another Interpretation
of the modern" chosen by Miss
Mckinney, is dressmaker suit of
blue and citrus in sheer wool A
glitter sewn flower on blue gros-
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would give Louise the picture she
asked for? Lille V. and Dora had
boy friends? Opsy Lee could get
out on a ball? Virgie Mae would
not chew gum in class? Birtha Mae
would not say, I'VE have our class
rings?" Hugh Porter did not have
to fix pig pens on Monday morn
ing? Maids hair got happy? Little
Sister Moore would get her a
steady boy friend and stop run
ming other folks business?
E. R. Winston, well known resi-
dent of Hazlehurst, died at his
home, October 81, after lingering
illness. Mr.. Winston was a native
of Copiah county and was born De-
cember %, 1866 and was mem
Der of Galilee Church of Christ
Holiness.
Funeral services were Sunday,
November 5, at Galilee church and
was conducted by Rev. j. E. Collins,
pastor.
Six children survives, three dau-
ghters. three sons. They are: Mrs.
Beulah McGhee, Carpenter; Mrs.
Blanche Henley, Hazlehurst; Miss
Malinda Winston, Hazlehurst; Mr..
D. M. Winston, Hazlehurst; Mr..
Chas Winston, Los Angeles; Mr..
Timothy Winston, Hazlehurst; two
granddaughter, Miss Minnie
Banks, Jackson, Miss Oralee Win
ston, Hazlehurst..
Pallbearers were great nephews.
Messrs Herman, C. J. Jr., NJ. L. and
Sidney Davis, Alonzo, Dewey
Handy.
Out of town persons attending
the funeral were: Mr. NJ H. Davis
Hermanville, Rev. j. H. Hollins and
son, Pinola, Mrs. Hettie Randolph,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Beasley, Mrs.
Mable Parish, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Smith, Mr.. Edward Lee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Thompson, Mrs. L. "
Davis, Mr. Sidney Davis, Miss
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HazIehurst News
MIR. Roosevelt Strong, Agent

Friends Of Mrs. Jamie E. p
Harville, Ri. /. Fazlehurst, are
happy to know that her son, Pfc.
Herbert Swilley who has been in
the army for sometime. but because
of illness has been confined to a
government hospital, has been dis
charged from the services, they are
sorry however to hear that his
condition makes ii necessary for
him to remain in the hospital for
further treatment They hope that
he will be his own self again soon.
and able to come home. Pfc. Swilley
is confined to the Lagarde General
Hospital, New Orleans.
Mr.. Charles Dodd, county agent
for Copiah county was visitor to
the office of The Mississippi Enter
prise this week
Mr.. and Mrs. James Roilton were
visitors in Jackson as guests of
Mrs. Sarah NJ Harvey on Thursday
and Friday of last week. Mrs. Roll
ton attended the session of the Mis-
sissippi Federation of Colored Wo-
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mems Clubs which convened
Central M. E. church.
School Chatter

Jennie V. Carr and Cuba Smith
are popular they think but Jessie
Mae Lee is strictly on the beam
with Robert Penn and there isn't
much they can do about it.
We think it would be well if
Louise Christmas spent more time
minding her own business and
leaving other folks alone
Mary Maud Weathersby and
Charles Earl Bozmon were seen at
church Sunday night
Robert Farebee is running around
like chicken with his head off.
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ready for release.
Since her return to Hollywood
and the films, Miss Mckinney has
made one other picture Both War
ner Bros. First National and Uni
versal studios have picture roles
awaiting her. Miss Mckinney is
recognized as the greatest dramatic
actress of her race since the late
Evelyn Preer.
Left to right, the former star of
the All-Sepia cast film '.Hallalu-
jah," models: Cd A not too radical
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tie; Jennie V. Carr, Willie; Jessie
Mae Lee, Little Bit; Rosemyn Lii
ly, Big 'um; Gean Wynn, GROOVE;
Fay Thomas, Solid; Sarah Alice
Paul, Send us; Hugh Porter Tanner,
Sky Scraper; j. B. Carr, Handsome;
Robert Lee Barabee, Wise Guy,
Maggie Ard, Cutie.
Town Chatter
Seen at church Sunday looking
very chic in completely new out
fits were: Mesdames Matte Wynn,
Clara King, Emma D. Jones and
Myrtle Robinson. Sugar Shaw was
not out until dark, but we saw her
new suede shoes, they are beau
ties, too.
James was left out Sunday night
when Homer took Maids home.
We wonder why Mead doesn't
settle down with Maggie, is is be-
cause of Maggie, Odell, or Rosie?
Louise says she isn't counting any
more until six months after the du-
ration because after all the two
BIS don't mix.
What would happen if: Jennie "
would use makeup? Charles Mer-
chants would learn the technique OF
counting? Louise would give Buck
another chance? D. j. would settle
down with Mamie Catherine? d. j
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the War Production Board, Wash
ington, d. c., and by the New Or
leans Housing Authority. She is a
graduate of Xavier high school,
Xavier Business College and Xavier
University, ABB, 1884.
Miss Green, daughter of Mrs.
Lillian r. Green, joined the Red
Cross staff in October, 1912. when
she was assigned to Ft. Huachuca.
She was employed previously by
the Juvenile Aid Bureau, New York
City and by the New York Depart
ment of Welfare. She is a gradu-
ate of Westinghouse high school,
Pittsburgh, and attended Howard
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why don't you settle down fellow,
Cixon says she will put a stop to
that tho.
And Lillian Williams was seen
stepping out with certain sold
Ter recently.
Hugh Porter Tanner is still sing
ing why some girl doesn't take a
chance with him
Dora Mae Boone and Gladys Nc
Gee are really proud of their class
rings they just sit and kiss their
rings all day
Mary Lizzie Moore says she
would go to bed but the show is
too interesting on Saturday night.
Vinie M. says she is tsill a CLAM
our girl, just look at her flower in
her hair. Birta Mae Tillmans says
she wish Uncle Sam would give her
possible chance with James Lew
is.
AS We Know Them
Louise Shaw, 88 Keeys; Myra
Wynn, Porter; Lille V. Smith, Snit-
tie; Dora Mae Boone, Daniel Boone:
Lillian Williams, Bridges; Erma
Watson, Hot Shot; Ruby Lee Till
man. Hot Stuff; Opsy Lee Hill,
Stevie; Bertha Lee Dixon, Red;
Peggy Jean Christmas, Flattop;
Bertha Mae Tillman, Gravel Ger
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grain banding forms a half-hat to
match grosgrain bag with hand
crocheted covering. (4 With the
changing mood of the decor of
evening fashions to elegance and
flowing lines, Nina Mae Mckinney
chooses a decollete bouffant gown
of black crepe and marquisette with
sequin busted top Charles Vidor
directed Together Again which
will be released by Columbia Stu
dioS soon.
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Red Cross Workers
Arrive For Duty
/ nAustralia

Washington - Three Negro Am
erican Red Cross workers have ar
rived in Australia, it was announ-
ced at Red Gross National Head
quarters this week. All three pre-
viously served with the Red Cross
at Fit Huachuca, Ariz. They are:
Alma M. Priestly, hospital social
worker, 1927 Chestnut ST., New Or
leans.
Elizabeth P. Green, hospital re-
creation worker, 1888 Monticello
ST.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Esther Baker, secretary, 1909
Fairview ST., Berkeley, Cal.
Miss Priestly, daughter of Mrs.
f. p Priestley, has been in Red
Cross service since August, 1913
Before that she was employed by
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LOTS FOR SALE.
Colored
Subdivision

George Washington Carver
Addition, new colored resi-
Dental subdivision on the Liv-
ingston Road and Mayes ST..
just outside the city limits
No city taxes to pay. Most lots
so feet wide and 100 feet deep.
Lots on Livingston Road and
Mayes street, $275 each. All
other lots $175 each; $25 cash
and $40 per month. Five per
cent discount allowed on cash
payment if cash payments is
over $25. No interest or carry
ing charge if monthly pay
ments are paid promptly
when due. Visit the addition
and make your selection be-
fore the choice lots are sold.
The lots are numbered and
those that are sold are mark
cd SOlQ.
Gas and Lights Are Available
FOR. FURTHER
INFORMATION OR
INSPECTION
CONTACT
CLEVELAND
O'BANNON
| At Negro Fair Grounds
Phone 4-7266
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Annie Mae Reese, Miss Quintie
Webb, Mr.. Johnnie Cotton, all of
Jackson; Mrs. Amelia Brown, ST.
Louis, Sgt. JoeGustivis, New York
and Mrs. Jessie Lee Hall and Mrs.
Eva johnson, also of Jackson. IN
terment was in Hunter cemetery.