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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-24
Stain prieakuje
odobritev sporazuma
S varsavsko vlado

LONDON, %. aprila. - Pre-
mier Stain je vceraj pozdravil
podpis prijateljskega pakta med
Rusijo in pojsko vlado v Varsa-
vi, o katerem je rekel, da ma
pravlja konec 500-letni mrzpji
in konfliktom m e d Rusijo in
Poljsko ter izrazil preprieanje,
da zavezniki Rusije, ma sapadu
pakt brez dvoma z odobrava-
MEM bodoS well ma znanje.
Stain je rekel, da p o d pi S
pakta, XII sc je vrsil v Kremlju,
pomeni konec nemske agresiv-
nosti ma vzhodu, prav kakor bo-
do zapadne sile brzdale nemsko
agresivnost ma zapadu.
Stain je govor zakljucil z be-
sedami: mi torej presenetljivo,
da vsi svobodoljubni narodi
predvsem Sc Slovani, nestrpno
pricakujejo potrditev te pogod'
be-" .a..
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POTREBUJE KRVI

Poznani rojak Conrad Floss,
19508 KeWanee Ave, Sc je zad-
Mi petek podal V Mt. Sinai boil
nisnico, kjer 50 zdravniki ugo-
tovili, da potrebuje transfuzijo
krU. Rojaki 50 proseni, da &c
je kateremu mogoce darovati
kri, da Sc zglasi v uradu bolnis-
nice, kjer Sc DO preizkusilo, &c
je kri praye vrste "a bolnika..
Prijatelji ga lahko obiscejo med
/. in 2. uro popoldne ter med Z.
ia s. uro xvecer. zelimo nlu slko-
.rajsnje okrevanje!
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Rusi nao poovco Berlna; srecanje Amerikanci blizu
c4neriSke oetke cee eselo zennjjo gnalne pozdae

LONDON. torek a. aprila-Nenske redne armadne eete
danes Bernu vprzarjale pronapade katere h
trail fanatGni nacijs SIS Genk nahaa nhovi
hrbn revolver roah desperanem poizkusu da b ustav
Ruse zavze najanj end etjno medtem ko
neskh porot sklepa da u boj zae bzu polovico
razdejane nemske prestolnice. Il =. 4
Berlin skoro Cd vseh stani obojen Poroelo kaerega
objava sovetska koanda danes zgod zutraj prav
dve rush armad XII stopi napad po ognu
rife. virgil Nemce najbol notranje okrozje Berlna.
Nemska pooGila trdo da Hitler obrambo Ber
lima doe poroea drugh ustvarjajo
zbeza Bavarsko kjer ina vrs zadnja borba
mimi nacji in siami Zdruzenih narodov.
LONDON 23. aprila-Poroeila il Nemee pravio. da ie
Hitler naslov svoega nedanjeg partnerja Benito
Mia XII nahaa Mlanu poslanco, kaeri je reke da ie
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"borba mas goi obstoj dosega svo visek."
Druga poroeia Nemce ustvarao da notranjo-
sh Berlna zbruhni bratomorni boji med Nec XII
tulaco in fanaen naci zahtevajo. borba nadauje
do trpkega konca. ss5 s~>-
Emo poroeilo pravi da je Hitler zapus Berlin njegovo
sto e zavzel propaganda minister Goebbe XII dgra ope
race SIS eetnikov nacijs anakov podalni
vokodaki." - &'
PARIZ torek. a. apra-Mogoena ofenziva amerke etje
arade e danes prodla SO mill globe svoje napredovanu
pro Herjevi trnjav bavarsh Alpah. medtem
sie raem drzale kontak fronto aeriske od
koder e prisel namis da bo spoev aers in ruskh sill
centralni Nee zvrsia enkrat tekom danasnjega
Danes zgodaj zutra Rusi 'front.' zapadno Berna
posa vesee tovarise nesrpno
preakuejo. da sreeo s Rdeee vojske cete amerske
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-24
ISCE SORODNIKA

Cpl. Gabrielle Ferfolia, XII Sc
je nahajal v italijanski armadi,
katera je bila zajeta po Ameri-
kancih, Sc sedaj nahaja v ujet-
nistvu v San Bernardine, Calf,
odkoder prosi, da bi Sc mu po-
magalo priti v stiko S sorodni-
kom Jozefom Legisa, donna il
Mauhnjeno. Cpl. Ferfolia je do
ma IL Sesljana ma Primorskem.
Njegov naslov v ujetnistvu je:
Cpl. Gabrielle Ferfolia, 1O3rd r.
D. Engr. Basse. Dept, San Ber-
nardine, Calf.
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Susak in diva
otoka ma Jadranu
jugosl. rokah

LONDON, %. aprila. - Ju-
goslovanski radio je danes ma
znanil, da so sile marsala Tt
ia zavzele luke Susak, XII Sc ma
haja v neposredni ,blizini Reke,
in obenem sta padla roke ju-
goslovanskih Get otoka Cerso in
Losinj.
Uradno poroeilo jugoslovan.
ske vojske je Re pref naznanilo,
da so cete marsala Tita zavzele
vec sovraznih postojank ma
obronkih Reke.
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Danes pozno popoldne je bilo
il Belle hise naznanjeno, da Sc
bodo pogajanja glede zaplete-
mega poljskega vprasanja, XII
preti ustvariti resno nesoglasje
med Zed. drzavami in Anglijo
ma eni strani ter Sovjetsko uni
jo ma drugi, nadaljevala v San
Francisco.
Vprasanje stoji ma mrtvi toe
XII navzlic konferencam, XII so Sc
vrsila skozi yes dan med sov-
jetskim. zunanjim komisarjem
Molotovom, drzavnim tajnikom
Stettiniusom in zunanjim mini
strom Edenom.
Molotov je bill tekom dneva
dvakrat v Bell hisi, kjer je 60
voril predsednikom Truma-
nom.
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POVELJNIK TABORIsCA
SMRTI Bill USMRCEN

LONDON, %. aprila. Da-
mes je bilo tukaj porocano, da
je bill Joseph Kramer, poveljnik
SIS cetnikov v koncentracijskem
taboru V Belsenu, kjer je umrlo
ma tisoce politicnih ujetnikov in
suzenjskih delavcev, postavljen
ma zagovor, nakar je bill obsojen
ma smrt in takoj usmrcen.
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Eisenhower zanikal
vest o u1niku ameriskih
! fcet izpred Berlina

PARIZ, %. aprila. - Po-
r0cila, XII SO bila objavljena
v Zed. drzavah, da so anne
riske cete pred nekaj dnevi
prodrle do berlinskega pred
mestja Potsdama, pa da SO
Sc umaknile ma poziv Ru-
SOW, so bila danes zanikana
cd strani gen. Eisenhower
ia. IS.
Edinice amerfsle 3. in 1. :
armade so sicer pred dneyi
dospele OBJ Elbo, mani kot
As mill cd Potsdama, in ne
katere SO cello prekoracile
reko,, pa ameriske vojaske
oblasti pravijo, da MISC
AmerikaIlci nikdar prodrli
takO blizu Berlina.
Frontni porocevalci pra-
vi jO, da so sc stabni nacel-
niki ruskih i'm ameriSkih ar
mad ocividno sporazumeli,
da Sc Amerikanci ustavi,jo
oh Elbi, to pa vsled tega,
da Sc prepreci morebitne in
cidente pri srecanju obeh
armad.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-24
ZANIMIvO PREDAVANJE

Podruznica st. 48 SANS pri-
redi v petek, y. aprila zanimi-
vo predavanje o Jugoslaviji
in Titu. Predavanje Sc vrsi v
Slovenskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. oh 8. uri zvecer.
Predaval DO odlicni odvetnik
Russell N. Chase. Odbor prijaz-
no vabi vse, XII Sc zanimajo "a
stare domovino, da Sc predava-
MIA udeleze, da slisijo mnenje
Americanov glede Jugoslavije.
Vstopnina je prosta. =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-24
V Jugoslaviji bo zamenjan
denar

denar
BEOGRAD, 18. aprila. (O.N.
A. - Jugoslovani so zaceli pla-
cevati svoje dolgove in, tudi kar
oblegajo davcne urade, da bi
placali zaostale davke. To je
posledica razglasa, da bo v KRAFT
KEN zamenjan denar. Trenotno
je v prometu v Jugoslaviji s
razlicnih vrst denarja. Najprej
so srbski dinarji, potem kun e
hrvaskih kvizlingov, bolgarski
levi, rumunski leji, nemske mar
ke, italijanske lire, madzarski
pengoe in albanski franki. Maj
bolj zazeljeni pa so, akoravno
,ilegalni, anleriski dolarji.
Posestniki teh razlicnih vrst
denarja bodo mogli zamenjati
kar imajo "a move dinarje do
skupne vsote 100, 900 starih di-
narjev, t. j. pribizno v vredno-
sti $50, ostalo DO izplacano po-
zneje ma podlagi priznanice.
Omenjene vrednosti seveda ne
vn1ia Y,ronncf; lxyoflo =, y,noln
ma ameriske razmere, kajti so
razmerna kupna vrednost di-
maria je mnogo vecja kot tecaj
meriskegas dolarja, Toda kljut
temu je treba reci, da dolzniki
MISC se nikdar tako radi place.
vail svojih dolgov, upniki pa II
nikdar tako neradi prejenaaI
plaGilo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-24
FLIGHT OFFICER
STANLEY j. ROSSA

Vojni department je obvestil
Mrs. Mary Rosa, 1884 E. 169
St, da je njen MOI, Flight Of
ficer Stanley ]. Rossa, star "a
let, dne Is. marca padel ma boz
jiScu ma Filipinskih otokih. Bill
.je pilot ma B-25 bombniku.
Ubiti vojak j. graduiral il
CollinWood High sole, ter je bill
pred odhodona K vojakom Y ju-
min 1913 zaposlen pri Cleye-
land Pneumatic Tool Co. Svoje
pi1otske peruti je dobil y avgu-
stu 1914 y "a Junta, Colo, il
prsko morja il 81 pcslan Y fe-
bruatju I. |.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-24
SMRT "a II KOLABORA-
TORJEV MA BOLGARSKEM

SOFIA, 21. aprila. - P r j.
drugem velikem proceru proti
kolaboratorjem z Nemci je bilo
danes obsojenih ma smrt II ar
madnih castnikov in drugih. De-
vetnajst je bilo obsojenih v od-
SOtnOSti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-24

McMechen, w. Va. Druzi-
az. Mick Bilich je bila obvesce-
na, da je ma filipinskem otoku
Luzonu Cd 2. n1arca pogresan
njen sin Nick, star 20 let. " VOL
ni ae nahaja der dve lett in je
flaa SNPJ.
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. ZADUsNICA

" cetrtek oh 7:45 uri zjutraj
Sc DO v cerkVi sv. Vida brala
masa sedmina "a pokojnega vo-
jaka Sgt. Frank Drobnica.
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Deklica oparjena

V posodo vrele vode je vceraj
padla 2-letna Sandra Byrd, 1886
E. IS ST., ko Sc je matt tekom
pranja "a trenotek odstranila.
Dekhca Sc nahaja v bolnisnici v
kriticnem staniu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-24
Demonstracije proti ernemu
trgu v Belgradu

BEOGRAD, Is. aprila ION.
Al - Danes popoldne so nena-
donna nastale spontane demon
stracije proti spekulantom ma
crni borzi in prekupcevalcem ma
crnem trgu. Demonstracije so
zagorele ma glavnih .beograjskih
ulicah. Kar naenkrat so sc. po-
javili ogromni plakati ostrimi
obsodbami prekupcevalcev in
ogromne mnozice ljudstva so Sc
.zbrale. V emo beograjskih kava-
ren so vdrli ljudje v velikih ma
sab in zaplenili precej sladkor-
ia, sunk in jajc. Govorniki so
sc pojavili vsepovsod in ostro
ohsojali crne borze. Nekaj sto-
Low je bio polomljenih in nekaj
oxen razbitih, med TEN ko je
poicija strmela drugo smer,
ne da bi sc vmesavala.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-24
POLISH PROBLEM JE
Sc VEDNO NERESEN
Rozeovori gIede Poll iske Sc
bodo nodo|ievoIi v San Francisco

WASHINGTON, %. aprila-Danes je postalo jasno,
da konferenca treh zunanh minstrov, XII e sestaa
Washngtonu DO resila poljskega probema pred
ritvijo konference Zdrlzen narodov San Francisco
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-04-24
Novice il Jugoslaviie
Policiiska ura v Belqradu

Policijska ura v Belgradu
BEOGRAD, 18. aprila (O.N.A.)
Jugoslovanska vlada je sla mno-
go dale kot g. Byrnes in je Ia
celia strogo kontrolirati nocno
zivljenje jugoslovanske prestol-
nice.
V Beogradu je policijska ura
oh polnoci. Mnoga pa so mesta
po dezeli, kjer nastopi policijska
ura mnogo pref. Poleg tega je
prepovedano vse veseljacenje po
nocnih lokalih, in javno plesa-
nje v gostilnah. Vzrok teh od-
lokov je, da mora ziveti ljud-
stvo ma podlagi strogo odmerje-
nih delezev, docim je bila onim,
XII SO mogli placevati "a to, ma
razpolago najboljsa kuhinja, in
povrh tega Sc glasbene in umet-
niske prireditve.
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~ l e s.aa zs dl.. ~ .l g l proH dean. a .hs. IN
q w.l .yn.'g y q ~ = ae, '.l. Io., pe.a:a
no,nit Ila ~ h seds. Stone
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JOSEPH w. VIHTELIC

Y Nemciji je padel 2. aprila
Pvt. Joseph w. Vihtelic, sin Mr..
in Mrs. Joseph Vihtelic, 8O7 E..
222 st. v Euclidu, XII je odsel k
vojakom pred sestimi meseci.
Mladenie je bill 1s let star in
je pred vpoklicom v armada OBJ
iskoval Euclid Shore High
School. Preko morja Sc je naha-
jail komaj dober mesec dni.
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je pred vpoklicom v armada OBJ
iskoval Euclid Shore High
School. Preko morja Sc je naha-
jail komaj dober mesec dni.
Es-- 81 a s~ .as,~@7.~sss g@ '-s = w -
.....z FRANK r. SEINE
Dne 10. marca 1e padel v Mem
ciji Sgt. Frank r. Seme, star 81
let, sin Mr.. in Mrs. Joseph Seme,
1927 E. 80 st. Podlegel je ra-
nam, dobljenim " boju 5. aprila.
Pokojni vojak zapusca poleg
starsev sest sester in tri brate,
katerih eden sc nahaja z oboro-
zenimi silami v Nemciji. Bill je
zarocen z Miss Antoinette Fe-
rencak, 1915 E. 80 st.
SGT. LOUIS j. SINKOVIC
Mr.. in Mrs. Louss Sinkovic,
1884 Darlington Ave-, sta pre-
tekli petek prejela brzojavno
sporocilo cd vojnega depart
menta, da lje bill njiju sin Sgt.
Louis ]. Sinkovic ubit 10. april
Ia ma bojnem polju v Nemciji,
Sgt. Sinkovic je bill 26 let star
ter Sc je nahajal' preko morja
cd 10. februarja 1914. Pohajal
je v John Marshall visjo Solo in
pred svojim odhodom k voja-
kom 10. februarja 1912, je de-
lal pri Midland Steel Products
Co. Dodeljen je bill s. oklopni
sill.
Poleg zalujocih starsev zapu-
Sea diva brata, Williama, XII je
bill pred kratkim odpuscen cd
vojakov, in Johna, ter dive Sc.
stri, Mrs. Albina Brodnik ir
Mrs. Dorothy Dickey. Pogreb'
ma masa Sc DO vrsila v cetrtek
oh 10. uri zjutraj v Annuncia'
ton cerkvi v West ParKu.
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kriticnem staniu.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-10
COUNCIL SOLDIER
HAS BRONZE STAR

The local District Army Ensl-
neer's office yesterday announced
that Sgt. Stanlaw c. Robbins, OF
Council has been awarded the
Bronze Star Medal for 'meritor-
ious service in connection with mil
itary operations as Unit Foreman,
from August Il, 1914 to Nov. J.
1914"
The citation reads as follows:
"When assigned the job of re-
ceiving, storing and issuing sup
plies to provide living facilities for
1000 troops, Sgt. Robbins, by dill
igently applying himself. exhih-
ted exceptional ability in organizing
and controlling the work Of the men
under him, and by high sense OF
devotion to duty, accomplished his
assigned task in highly meritor-
ious Manner
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-10
STRAT0VlSl0N IS
new RADIO STUNT
Continued from Page One)

television service"
Evans, who said application had
been made with the Federal Com
munications Commission for test
flights this fall, explained:
sTelevision and FIN radio waves
travel in a straight line and for
all practical purposes stop at the
horizon, This means that televi-
sion broadcasts from the highest
practical tower erected on the
ground cannot be received much
more than so miles away.
1.-THE stratovision system simply
puts the antenna and transmitter
in an airplane flying in lazy cir.
cles 10000 feet above the earth,
out Of sight of human eyes. The
shortwaves sent out from this air.
borne antenna would blanket the
earth's surface like a great invert-
ed ice cream cone, covering an
area 422 miles across or equal to
about the combined area of New
York, Pennsylvania and New Jer-
Sey.''
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-10
RAILWAY CRASH
KILLS OVER IS
Continued from Page One)

nesday and the twin cities today
at 9 a. m. CWT.
Moore said the Empire Builder
was due at Michigan City at SAG
D. m. today. The scene OF the
wreck is 81 miles west Of Grand
Forks and "a miles East of Devils
Lake.
Moore said first information
from the roads transportation de-
partment indicated the first section
had been. stopped for block signal
when the second struck it.. Both
trains were made up of al-steel
equipment, he salo, adding thai
the four cars not movable had
probably been telescoped by enc
impact.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-10
THE WILMINGTON MORNING STAR. WILMINGTON. N. c.
FBI GOT SECRET
OF NAN EFFORTS
fContinued from Pare one)

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Nazi agents in. Europe and South
America before they reached the
United States. FBI men persuaded
them to double-cross the Nazis
and engage in counter-espiona8e
for this government.
Under FBI supervision the Ger
man agents sent doctored date on
our atomic bomb development 10
Berlin.
The Nazis fired a steady flow OF
questions about the bomb to the
five double agents.
From these questions the FB1
and War Department were able
to work out fairly complete pic
ture of German atomic bomb de-
velopment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-10
SHORTER IN WINTER

The Canadian Pacific railroad
has abou, two and one-quarter
miles less rails in it's cross-country
span in severe cold weather than
in summer, due to contrac tion.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-10
JOHN e. REGISTER

Funeral services tor John z.
Register, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. Register. Of 20 Spofford Village,
who died at Walter Reed hospital
in Washington. D. c., last Monday,
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-10

CAUGHT BY COUNTY. POLICE
Sheriff's officers arrested
]. r. Anderson yesterday on
charges of operating a motor
vehicle while intoxicated and
transporting non-tax paid whis-
key, county police reported.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-10
MRS. MARY LEE

Mrs. Mary Lee, 46, of Florence.
S. c., formerly Of Wilmington, died
at 8 4. m. Thursday at the Mullins
s. c. hospital, following a short IL
lness.
She is survived by two sons,
George Frederick, with the armed
forces in the Pacific area, and
.lIillar Lee. with the U. S. Navy; a
daughter, Miss Mary Louise Lee,
of Florence; four sisters, Mrs.
Addie Way, Of Sumter, S. c., Mrs.
Lottie Russell, of San Diego, Calf,
and Mrs. Louise Russell and Mrs.
George Ahrens, both of Whining.
ton; and four brothers, Edgar and
Ernest Way, of Sumter, John D.,
Of Baltimore, Md, and 1t. George
L. Way, OF Norfolk. Va.
Complete funeral arrangements
are not yet known, but services
will be held at Florence. with bur-
ial at oakdale cemetery here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-10
MRS. MARY ]. AIGNEK

Mrs. Mary Josephine Aigner,
Of McKeesport, Pa, died Thurs
Gay morning at Carolina Beach.
at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. Rose Meredith.
She is survived by her husband,
John ]. Aigner; three sons, Joseph
Aigner, Henry Aigner, all of Nc
Keesport, John S. Aigner, USN
who is serving overseas; three
daughters, Margaret Aigner OF
McKeesport, Pa, Mrs. Rose
Meredith, Carolina Beach. and
Mrs. Jean Ketteman, of Detroit,
Mich.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced later by Andrews NOR
tuary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-10

will be held at 4 o'clock Friday
afternoon at the residence, 20
Spofford street, Spofford Village.
Interment will be at Spotford ce--e-
terry.
He is survived by his parents,
four sisters, Mrs. Frances Brooks,
Dora Bell Register and Dollie
Golden Register Of Wilmington and
Doris Marie Register of Gastonia;
three brothers, Goldie Ray Reg
lister, Donald M. Register and Mar
vim Rudolph Register, all of Will
mington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-10
Obituaries
TT Jack sCHNIBBEN. JR

Second 1t. Martin Frederick
"Jack'' Schnibben, Jr., 23, grand
son of Mrs. Charles Schnibben, OF
317 Dock street, was killed in ac'
ton Feb. 12 1945, while a prison
er of the German government, &C.
cording to a War Department tele'
gram recently received by the
family.
First reported missing in action
on February II, no word was heard
of 1t. Schnibben until about three
months later when letter was re.
eeived from one of his buddies,
which stated that 1t. Schnibben
had been wounded and captured
during a German advance when
his unit was forced to retreat.
The next word the family receiv-
ed was about a month ago when
a War Department message inform.
ed them that he had been wounded
in both legs.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. F.
Schnibben, Sr., Of Florence, S. c.,
1t. Schnibben was married to the
former Miss Bonnie Hayes McCub-
bins, who was making her home
in Florence.
Born February 4, 1922, Jack
lived in Florence all of his life.
After attending Florence high
school he went to Riverside Mill
tary academy from which he was
graduated in the class of 1889, He
then entered The Citadel, gradual
ing in the class of 1913.
Shortly thereafter he entered Of
ficer's candidate training school at
Fort Benning, Georgia, receiving
his commission in December. He
was stationed at Camp Banding,
Florida, for several months after
which he was transferred to Fort
Meade, Maryland, from where he
went overseas in July, 1914.
/: Arriving in England, he later
moved to France and entered COM
bat the latter part Of December or
first of January near Luxembourg.
He completed that battle and re-
manned in action until he was
wounded and taken prisoner on
February II. The last place at
which his family has any know
ledge was Hermosband, Germany.
+: While at The Citadel young
Schnibben played two years of foot
ball. He was a cadet lieutenant
and received his A. B. degree in
science upon completion of the four
year course.
A member Of the St. Luke's Luth-
eran church, 1t. Schnibben had
many friends who were attracted
by his pleasing personality and
ready smile. He was an outstand-
ing young gentleman who always
kept the welfare Of his fellowman
in mind.
Surviving in addition to his par
ents are two sisters. Miss Carol
Schnibben and Mrs. Owen MAR.
ilyn) Holiday, who live with their
parents at their residence. 600
Gregg avenue.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-02
Mrs. Porter Entertains

The Junior Matrons of Clark
Street Baptist church met in the
home Of Mrs. Estelle Porter, 2141a
E. Fertilization street, with the
president presiding.
During the devotional period con-
Quoted by Mrs. w. A. Jones, a song
was sung, scripture read by Mrs.
Bessie Virgins and Mrs. Nancy
Moore, with prayer being offered
by Mrs. w. A. Jones. The topic
was taught by Mrs, Mary R. Jones
and the study period very inspir-
ingly taught by Mrs. Inell Bradley.
Those present were Mrs. IneIl
Bradley, Mrs. Bessie Virgins, Mrs.
Mary Ross Jones, Mrs. w. A. Jones.
Mrs. Nancy Moore, Mrs. Corene
Guynes, Mrs. Estelle Porter. The
next meeting will be in the home
of Mrs. Bessie Virgins, 924 Blair
street.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-02
Funeral Services Held

Funeral services were held Thurs
day, May "a for Mr.. Moses Patton,
16 Brown street. The final rites
were held at Mount Hood Baptist
church, Clinton, with Peoples Flu
neral Home in charge of burial ar
rangements. Mrs. Victoria johnson
and Mrs. Marion Conley of MiIwau-
kee, Wis, sisters of Mrs. Gertrude
Patton, widow of the deceased
came down for the funeral. He is
survived by his wife, two sons, two
daughters, four grandchildren, 9TH
er relatives and many friends. One
of his brandsons is serving over
seas and one at Fort Benning, Ga.
Mr.. Patton was a member of a
well known family.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-02
Annie M. Malone Club Meet

The Annie M. Malone Club met
in the home of Mrs. Carrie Winder,
158 E. Cohea street, Monday, May
%. A successful meeting was held
with Mr.. Jack Young as guest
speaker. His message was full of
information and interest to all
beauticians present. There were
two visiting beauticians present
from Morton.
We urge all beauticians to meet
us in our next meeting, Monday,
at s pm, June II at the home of
Mrs. c. Langston, 240 E. Bell. Mrs.
c. Langston, presidnt; Mrs. c. E.
Dorsey, secretary.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-06-02
JACKSON SOCIAL NEWS
BY SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY

Henry James Vaughns who is sta
toned somewhere in Belgium. She
is the mother of two children.
While in Jackson, Mrs. Brown
was shown many social courtesies
that made her visit here a most
enjoyable one, among these affairs
being the following:
A very delightful buffet supper
was given in honor of Mrs. Brown
in the home of Mrs. Birdie Mae
Heath, 324 E. Monument street.
Games were enjoyed by the guests,
after which everyone enjoyed the
tasty menu of Southern fried chick
en-, sliced tomatoes, potato chips,
stuff celery, olives, ice tea and
cake.
Those present were: Mesdames
Tellie B. Vaughns, Lizzie Mae
Jones, Harris, Betty Griffin and
Misses Killer Mae Vaughns, Bessie
Gibson, Cora Heath and Lois Jones.
Mrs. Claudio Mae Vaughns of
E. Monument street entertained in
honor of Mrs. Rosie Lee Brown of
Chicago with Mexican supper
Tuesday night, May 81. Those pres
ent were:
Miss Bessie Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dannie L. Fields, Miss Addie Lee
and Mrs. Tellie Bell Baughns.
Mrs. Rosie Lee Brown spent
Sunday, May 81, in the lovely home
of Mrs. Lizzie Mae Jones and dau-
ghter, Lois. She attended Parish
street Baptist church with the
Jones. Invited in to meet Mrs.
Brown Sunday were Mrs. Molly
Sims and her mother, Mrs. Jennie
Young, who took Mrs. Brown and
Mrs. Jones on sight seeing trip over
the city.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Vaughns
returned to Chicago this week,
where Mrs. Vaughns is employed
as Junior clerk in the army war
bond department.