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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03
Govori Sc, da bo
vojaska starOst
znizzana ma ~ let

WASHINGTON. - v .kon.
gresnih krogih Sc je razsirila
govorica, da sc brezhrupno pri-
pravljajo koraki "a znizanje vo-
iaske starosti il 18 ma II let,
namenom, da Sc preskrbi "a o.
borozene sile ma tisoce dodat-
rlih fantov. *.~
Medtem ko je dvomljivo, da
bodo zakonodajci odobrili ia X
naGrt pa nikakor nj izkljuceno
da bo novemu kongresnemu "a.
sedanju, XII Sc snide Y teku pri-
hodnjih dni, predlozen nacrt "a
znizanje vojaske starosti.
Nobena tajnost namrec nj, d7
imajo vojaski voditelji oci ma
17-letnih fantih, ker po njiho'
vi trditvi sc IL moskih med II
in rs. letom da napraviti maj
boljse vojake.
Ma 81. stanu "a novacenj:
pa Sc trdi, da jim tam nj nj
znanega Q kaken taken naer.
tu.
Nekateri clani kongresa pra
WHO, da poslabsanje vojnega po
lozaja v Evropi, XII ga je po.
vzrocila ofenziva marsala vor
Rudstedta, utegne podaljsat
vojno ma kontinentu in da caka
Ameriko teak boj tu udi ma
Daljnem vzhodu. To so ocivid'
no razlogi, vsled katerih Sc IL
tegne kongres vprasati "a mi
zanje vojaske starosti.
Ampak polozaj bi Sc moral s:
zelo poslabsati, predno DO kon'
gres pri volji pristati ma "a X
nacrt, sodijo opazovalci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03
Nacijski fandtiki 50
poklali 100 ciDihstoD D
n,olen belgijskem nnestu

49, 80 ,f
rocila . sliEnih umorih v dru.
9Th sektorjih.'
Poleg masakra civilistov SC
Nemci masakrirali pc vdoru ,
Belgijo naJmanj $50 ameriskif
vojakov, XII SO padli v njihove
roke <kot ujetniki.
Grozodejstva mad civilisti '
Stavelotu so temeljito doku
mentirana in dognana Cd ar.
madnih Gastnikov, XII so oseb.
no govorili z ljudmi, XII SO o.
stall zivi, in pa ma podlagi IL
jaw, katere so podali ujeti Mem.
ci, ki SO PRIMAL vlogo, XII so je
salni igrali pr masakru.
Najbolj grozen je bill sluca:.
20 do rs belgijskih moskih
zensk in otrok, katere so inze.
nirji prve Hitlerjeve oklopne
divizije zaprli v neko leseno ba.
rako, poten pa so barako "a.
zgali, da bi zakrili svoj zlocin
Trupla so bila tako sezgana, da
jih je bilo mogoce identificirati
samo 10 do IL. =
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03
Varujte eevlje, &c
nocete biti bosi!

Trad OPA v WashingtO-
nu je aaznanil, da 50 zahte-
We po Gevljih in drugih us
njstih hlellkih 70 vojaske
naznene talzO narastle, da
racijska znaznIka 70 6evlje,
katere se je namerayalo u
veljayiti s I. majean, BIO o
stala talk0relkoc nlrtva -
nedolo6en tas. Uveljavlje-
M bo najbrxe sele enlrat
tekom polotja.
To pomeni, da zagotovi-
%, Il u bilo svoj cas- dano,
a. 81 bo lahI1o vsalka oseba
med ciyilninn ebival alstyom
nnbavila vsaj dva para
6ovljey ~ loto vsaj Y "
len etu - - hpoln -
lnilki on \ r. - d.
= ~
~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03
KLJUB "LJUBLJANA'

Odborniki kluba "L1ubljana
"a leto 1945 SO: Predsednik
George Nagode, podpredsednik
Matt Intihar, tajnica Mary Va
pei, 2O351 Lindberg Ave, bla-
gajnik Frank Segulin, zapisni-
karica Frances Globokar, mad
zorni odbor: J 0 h n Robich,
Frank Derdich in Antonija Sve-
TEX, zastopnici "a Klub drnstev
Slovenskega drustvenega donna
Antonija Svetek in Mary Segu.
lin, "a podruznico st. 106 SANS
Frances Zajec in Louise Der.
dich, godec Frank Gorjanc
stric Joseph Plevnik, teta Fran
ces Rupert, marsal Louis Star
man. Seize kluba Sc vraijo zad
Mi torek v mesecu Oh 8. uri
zvecer Y mali dvorani Sloven
skega drustvenega donna A. Re
cher Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03
Nenlci nada!jujejjO Z npad
na po1cJje anleliskih arnlad
.Nemski masaker
blizu Belgrade;
$500 ubitih

E 4 b..
LONDON, 2. januarja.
Svobodni jugoslovanski radio j.
snoei poroeal, da Sc je v Beza-
niji blizu Belgrade odkopalo
70 malih in diva velika grobova
v katerih je bio najdenih $500
trupel jugoslovanskih patrijo-
tov, katere so Nemci postrelili
med marcem j. 194S in aprilom
leta 1914
Radijska oddaja poroca, da
so nemski vojaki javno proda-
jail obleko ustreljenih zrtev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03
Tozba proti kabelskim korporacijam
umaknjena; vlada dobila nazaj 100 mil.

NEW YORK, 80. decembra.
Zvezni sodl1ik H e nry W.
Goddard je vceraj odpustil ci-
vino tozbo zvezne Wade prot
General Electric Co. in devetim
drugim korporacijam, XII SO bi.
le obtozene, da so ma podlagi
tajnega dogovora racunale pre-.
tirane Gene "a kabel, ki ga je
vlada narocila "a mornarico.
Zvezni pravdnik McGohey je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03
VAzNA SEJA

v petek, oh s. uri zvecer sc
bo v Slovenslxcm drustvenem
domu ma Recher Ave., vrsila ze.
10 vazna seja Centralnega cd.
bora, sestojecega il zastopni-
kov JPO, SIS, SANSa in Pro.
gresivnih Slovenk. Proseni sc
vsi zastopniki in zastopnice, da
Sc jc gotovo udelezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03

ska zracna sila. Poleg tega SO
Amerikanci ma eni tocki napra-
viii dive milje globok vdor v
nemski box.
Tocka najvecjega nemskega
napredka
v svojih operacijah oh fran
coski meji so N e m ci dosegli
najvecji uspeh ma 'front.' sedme
ameriske armade JUNO od Ma
ginotove lln'Je, nedalec cd nem-
s Ike meje, ampak porocila S
fronte pravijo, da so bill Nemci,
potem ko so prodrli dive milf,
popolnoma ustavljeni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03
KRALJ PRISTAL MA
REGENTSKI SvET
v JUGOSLAyIJI

LONDON, 3. januarja. - Di
plomatski korespo pondentni list
Daily Mirror je danes poro.
cal, da je incl i'lgoslovanskl
kralj Peter dolgo posvet6vanje
z ministrskinl predsednikom
Churchillom in zunanjim mini.
strom Edenom, nakar je pristal
da Sc v Jugoslavijii vpostavi re
gentski svet.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03
yESTl IL ZIVLJENJA AMEr
RISKIH SLOVENCEV

/ Barberton, O. - Dne "a. no.
vembra je tukaj umrla Agnes
Mesec, stara 63 let, donna cd
Motnika. Zapusea diva sinova
(eden je pri mornarici) in sest
hcera. Takoj po pogrebu svoje
matere Sc je pa morala podati
v bolnisnico ma operacijo sta
rejsa hci.
James City, Pa. - Jacob De
bevc, in njegova zena sta dobi-
la uradno obvestilo, da je bill
%. novembra v Nemciji ubit
mum sin Pfc. Frank j. Debevc,
star 27 let, v armadi cd decem-
bra 1912 in preko morja cd Ian
skega septembra. Poleg starsev
zapusca tri brate v vojni v E.
vropi, enega v Clevelandu, dive
sestri, zeno in tri leta stare
hcerko.
Milwaukee. Skupina slo-
venskih lovcev - M .Smole,
Alpner in Chuckova,, oce in sin
- je il severnega Wisconsin,
prinesla diva rogaca. Druzi-
Tina Anton Strukel je bila OBJ
vescena, da je pri Aachenu,
padel zet Boleslav Savicky, XII
poleg zene zapusca dive lett sta
70 hcerko. Proslega februarja
je bila ia druzina obvescena,
da je pogresan njen sin Joe, ki
| sc nj vrnil il poleta mad Nemci-
jo. Bombnik, ma katerem je slu-
I'll, je bill sestre1jen mad Koli-
nom in Cd tam takrat nj o sinu
nobenega sluha. " bolnisni-
lei je umrl John Donner, star 60
let. Zapusca stir hcere in sina.
Mineral, Kans. Dne IL. no
vcmbra je po dolgem bolehanju
urnrl Martin Oberzan, star rs
let in rojen v Gabrjah pri Ce-
LIN ma stajerskem. Pred vet le-
Hi, 10 je bill se dobrega zdravia,
| j. bil pokojni Oberzan aktiven
Ina drustvenem polju, VI
| deiegat ma konvenci jah in tlI3l
IN glaynem odbor,l zapn +
ra1ie sinove. 81
veleth Minn =
& ~ I Ieritx = - - =
4 - = ~ ~ :!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03

rekel, da je bila tozba odpusce-
ma po obnovitvi kontraktnih po-
tgajanj, glasom katerih so kor-
poracije vrnile vladi 100000
900.
Poprej SO bile omenjene kor.
poracije kriminalno obtozene, '
drzavi New Jersey, kjef SO pri.
znale krivdo ter placale globe v
skupnem znesku $4,000.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03
KRO1EK 81. / PROG. sLON

Redna lnesecna seja Progre.
sivnih Slovenk, krozek st. ! Sc
DO vrsila v cetrtek dne 4. janu-
aria, ob 8. uri zvecer v sobi st,
8 Slovenskega delavskega do.
ma. Seize se bodo odslej vrsile
vsak pryi cetrtek v n1esecu.
Nadzorni odbor se prosi,, da pri.
de ob Z uri. Assessment se ile
bo pobiralo ~ sell il clanice se
prokene a. 50 placajo prayo,
Gasno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03
REDNA SEJA

Jutri vecer Sc vrsi redna Sc
ia drustva Napredne Slovenke
st. 137 SNPJ, v navadnih pro-
storih SIND. clanice 80 proSene,
da Sc udelezijo polnosteviln
ker So bo razpravljalo Q veseli-
.ci, ki se vrxi u soboto.
Pittsburgh, IA. Dne 4,
Inovembra u til1aj ulnria Mary
Markoyxelk luraItlkar) stara
8I ~, nlse y ys Rl1 q
|ra Koloyr ~ Gesx
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03
ma EM TotkI 50 pR0DRLI
|DvE Mill DALE(;; nACIu .
SO NA UMIkU Y BElCIJI

PARIZ, sreda, 3 januarja. - Nemske cete danes
delae zpade skoro ducat tockah IL Saarbckena do
Rene prot pozcijam tretje in sedme armade II izpad
katerim hoce ocivino zmanjsati pritisk neske
cee drugh delhi fronte, ma eni tock prodrli dve
milf daec, predno SO bill ustavljen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03

podtalnim skupinam, da Sc ze-
dinijo. brez ucinkovite zavez-
niske. podpore.
Nacrt "a prehodno dobo
Glede zavezniSkih okupacij.
skin oblasti, je znano tukajs,
MIN Avstrijcem naslednje: We.
leslie bodisi vkljuGno ali il
kljucno Francije bodo skup.
no upravljale Avstrijo Y dob
prehoda, cilj te administracij
pa bo:
Il. Osigurati svobodo.
2. Gospod darslxa podpora.
5. Oblikovanje lokalne avstrij
ske organizaciie, 81 mai prevza'
ME posle takrat, ko postane az
xela zopet svobo dna.
vssti 4 tnle. al j
lisku1njs -. let po
zcrna izrsvi Sllslxil
9 E; 8. I ~ "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-03
Gibanje "a
syObOdnO AystriiO:
|srd proti nacijem

LONDON, %. decembra 60.
MAJ L londonskih krogov
takozvanih svobodnih Avstrij.
cev, ki so v opoziciji proti a.
neksiji Avstrije v Nemcijo, pri-
hajajo vesti, da 81 prizadevajo
Avstrijci donna in v tujini u
stvariti narodno vobodilni
pokret "a Avstrijo. Vse avstrij-
ske stranke, XII MISC naklonjene
nacistom, 81 zele ustvariti enot-
no fronto, XII bi jim omogocala
skupen nastop napram zavez-
nixon, cim bodo osvobodili de-
zelo.
Opazovalci, XII dobro pozna-
jo razmere, SO prepricani, da
DO ustanoyljen narodno osvo-
bodilni pokret ma 18TH osnovah
kot Y Italiji, ter da bodo "a
stopane vse proti ,1lacisticne
demokraticne stranke. Trenot-
no 90 komunisti baje se prot
tel organizaciji, ker 80 prepri'
,cani, da bodo mogli igrati yo.
dino vlogo.
Mis- dvhoyscina i : uudstyon
vse aystrijske proti- lacistiG'
Ire stranke 50 dale svojim pri
sta6eni naIog, da morajo sode
lovati = Rdaco armada. Podtal,
no gibanje n Avstriji je POI
vodstyoln polnorna novih I'M
al, II deluxe % VII a suojo last
|no pet cetndi ohstoj ia rnes
MINT pcvrli,e sveze. vellko M
|silo az d,1lloy ks1 ~
!, y nluG s 3
n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-14
Blossom Heath Is
Scene OF Dinner

The members OF The Paradise
Valley Business Mems association
held their meeting al the Bios
som Heath club on T jefferson
last Tuesday. Those who were
the guests Of Harold Walden.
president OF the club. enioyed
several hours AZ tho resort which
overlooks Lake ST. Clair. The
members Of the association en-
joyed = menu Of fried chicken.
potato salad. hot rolls. coffee
and dessert. In the group wers
Kirk Lewis. Mac Ivev. Fred A.
Allen. Mr. and Mrs William fBnD
TAYLOR Van Riyan. Miss LaJean
Dubois Harry Thomas. Curtis
Greer Uzioll Lee. Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Mapp Sr, Dohcrt Holloway,
Mancusco Jones George Porter.
Mr. and Mrs Reuben Ray Mr..
and Mrs George Evers. Olson
Buler SIR ard Mrs. Mac john
son and Mr. and Mrs William
T. Johnson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-14
N. Y. Soldier Weds
French Heiress

ON THE RIVIERA IN SOUTH
ERN FRANCE Sergeant Willie
Johnson. son OF Mrs Rosa Scott,
Enfield. North Carolina was re-
Gently married 10 Mademoiselle
Elsa Truse in Cathedral de
Saint-Rerarate. Nice. France. by
the Reverend P. Belgrand. French
priest here. The rites. performed
the evening OF April 10. l945.
before candlelit altar. were
simple and impressive.
The bride wore a powder blue
Partisan sports ensemble; she
carried the traditional Catholic
prayer book and held a bouquet
OF lilies Of the valley and lace
fern. entwined with white rib
bon.
Following the rites. the cou-
pie was honored with recep-
ton at the brides home.
The bride. who Is a wealthy
real estate heiress, expects to live
In New York city with her hus-
band after the termination OF
The war with Japan
Sergeant Johnson is member
OF the 4lst Engineers now on
duty In France.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-14
A MOONLIGHT is
ON THE WAY, FOLKS

'''S Sidney Barthwell. presi-
~ Of Alpha Pi Sigma chapter.
II ne Delta Sigma Theta sorI-
~ announces that Delta plans
4 'neir annual Showboat Moon
Sn' are well under way. The
"'nlliee met a. the home OF
Julian Terhune ana made
""' plans for this years excur-
II" quests OF the sorority will
4 ave me pier aboard the Putin
y steamer at S.45 o'clock Mon
~ evening. August 6. dancing
'"e strains OF Leroy Smiths
4, "ss'ra. Tickets are already In
pands OF all sorority men,
'''S and may not be obtained
=" any other source. Members
1, ne committee. eliminating
~" plans for this affair under
leadership OF the capable
1a'man, Mrs. Gladys Berry
'sner are. Mesdames Helen Gar
Na'hleen Bell Louisa Nc
muck. Maymc Alexander. Edith
.n' Loretta Terhunc. GLADYS
'oaen. presideni Of mo under
'"''e Delta chapter. Dorothy
4 ,'nwen and The Misses Harriet
an Hicks Helen Thomas. Mil
~ hlouni. Bettye Williams. and
ooerta Mcclure.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-14
BETHEL anne NEWS

Got the World in a Jug" will
he the subject OF the message
to be delivered by the Rev. Jona-
than A. Danes. pastor OF Beth
ell AME church. Frederick and
st. Antoine, al the IL o'clock
service next Sabbath. The spe-
cial feature at tho evening serv-
ice will be a fifteen minute pc
riod OF gospel songs by the
senior choir under the direction
OF Edward r. Lockett.
An unusual audience greeted
the class leaders in their Annual
Glass Leaders Night Program on
last Sunday. Five persons re-
ceived the sacrament Of Baptism
at the morning service and more
than two hundred led off in the
Annual Conference Drive.
Among the out-of-town visitors
in the attendance were Charles
Session OF st. Louis. Mo. Mrs
Flora Edwards Of Chattanooga,
Tenn; Mrs. Harriet Thompson.
OF Memphis. Tenn: Mr.. and Mrs
Conway. Omaha. Neb' Eva Shar-
per, New York City; Mrs, Lii
liam Nofles. Tuskegee Inst, Ala;
and Mrs. A. c. Bradley. Mrs.
l.. ~ Eustay and Miss T. NJ Ro-
binson OF Florida
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-14
YWCA Camp
In Full Swing

Camp Norcon. near Dexter, Mich.
operated by the Lucy Thur
man YWCA. OF Detroit. opened It's
summer activities Monday. July 2.
for the younger girls ranging in
ages from ten to eighteen years
Seventeen bobby seekers boarded
a Greyhound bus and went to the
camp from Detroit. under the coun-
selorship OF Margaret Matthews
Bernice White. Maxine Mcbride
and Mildred Gray. with vantella
Lane. director. All OF these coun-
sellors are public school teach
ers.
For the second week In July,
there will be forty-five campers
enjoying the spacious new cocks
Al the camp and other fine recre-
atIonal facilities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-14
Mrs. White Regales
Out Of Town Guests

The week OF July 4th was a
busy one indeed for Mrs. Charles
II. White OF 5o4 East Hancock
Out OF town guests from all over
the country were royalty enter
tanned by Mrs White during the
week.
On July 4. she gave a picnic at
Belle Isle. The out OF town
guests who attended the picnic
were Mrs. Consuelo y. Douglas.
Of Mobile. Alabama; Mrs Sylvia
Hillsman OF Miami. Florida and
Mrs. Gertrude p. Green. OF Geor-
gia. A host OF Detroiters also
went along on the picnic TO help
entertain the trio.
On Friday evening. July s. Mrs.
Alice Nash. OF Cleveland, Ohio.
along with the above mentioned
guests were entertained by Mrs.
White at her home. A dutch
lunch was served along with
cocktails after which the party
went 10 the theatre Mr.. and Mrs.
William ]. jenkins and Mrs.
Bonnie Mae Moore Of Detroit
were also present.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-14

beth Garner, and Elizabeth Blake
more.
Some OF the iunior hostesses
serving were Misses Marjorie
Lewis, sister Of the honoree. just
home from West Virginia State
college; Dorcille Logan. Helen
Preston. Marguerite Smith. Sadye
Montgomery Nettie LEVEL Lii
Ian Buright. Irene Grandord.
Mary Agnes Davis, Marion Pace,
Isabelle Richardson and Lucille
White.
Among some OF the out OF town
guests attending we're: Mrs.
Marguerite Smith OF Washington,
y. c.; Mrs Dayidella McColgan,
sister OF Mrs. Violet Lewis. from
indianapolis. Ind Leigh skipper.
Wherefore university. wiiber-
force. Ohio: Calvin r. Kennedy.
Of Marianne. Arkansas Blanche
crayton. Cleveland Ohio; Mrs.
Naude Whatcley OF Tuscaloosa.
Alabama, 1t L. II. T. Gibson.
Y. S. Army: 1t Mary Morgan.
United states Army; and Mr..
and Mrs II A. Phelps New
York \. Y
approximately three hundred
Deiroiters attended the lovely az
fair
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-14
HOW THE JONESES
SPENT THEIR FOURTH
July ath-some Ike It hot.

July 4th--some like II hot
Some like II cold
Some like il anyway--just so
they have some gold.
Well, Wednesday. July 4. found
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Jones tof
Jones-Jones company. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Gillian. Mrs Jones
parents. OF 26s7 Maple street; and
Mr.. and Mrs William Jones. 2iOi
MI. Elliott street along with
other relatives In Springfield,
Ohio, In the back yard of Mrs.
Daisy Frierson. SOS Sherman ave-
nue.. enjoying the annual family
reunion.
Although there is meat ration
ing and a shortage OF many food
siuffs. every one present ate his
fill and seat out good wishes
for those not so fortunate.
The menu consisted OF cold cuts,
spaghetti, macaroni potato salad.
baked beans. cole slaw. roast
chicken veal loaf string beans
cabbage. salad deviled eggs. hot
rolls. lemonade. cake and water
melon.
After dinner. there was a brief
program, including piano selec-
tions by Shirley Smith. Although
only twelve years OF age. she al
ready displays much talent. She
is the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Smith.
Others present At the reunion
included
Mr.. and Mrs. John Virgins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McWhorter.
Janice Smith Carole Smith. Sarah
Smith. Gerald Smith. Kenny
Smith, Jimmie Parsley. Lille
Parsley. Vida Fausta Smith. vio-
LEI Stokes, Mr.. and Mrs. X.
Smith.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-14
Mrs. Hicks Is
Party Hostess

Sunday evening. July ], many
Detrolters were invited in at
the request Of Mrs. Victor Hicks
TO meet her summer house guests
at the Kappa Kastle. Visiting Mrs
Hicks for the summer and hon
orees at the reception were Mrs
NJ b. Cassel. sister OF the hos
tess, from Boston. Mass and
Mrs Dorothy Gossin and Miss
Niviennc Hunter OF St. Louis. Mo.
Mrs Hicks who looked very
charming in a gray and red print
frock, was assisted in receiving
her guests by Mrs. Elaine Con-
way Mrs. Marguerite Fuller.
Mrs. Carrie Kemp, and Mrs. An
ia Smith. She had a very beauti-
fully appointed table with a gold
damask cloth centered with red
roses.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-14
$4,000 PRIZE
FOR BEST BOOK
ON TOLERANCE

NEW YORK. N.Y-For the best
book combating intolerance IN
America. a prize OF $4,000 is being
offered by the Julian Messner Inc
publishers, II was announced this
week The winning volume
may be novel. biography. an
historical or scientific work, a PLAY
a poem. an essay, or may take any
form adaptable to book publication
The award is open 10 all. II may be
written by an established author or
by a newcomer, by civilian or
member OF the armed forces. by
citizen or non-citizen. II was stat
ed, that. while literature and ar
tistic excellence will naturally en-
ter into important confederation Of
all manuscripts. the chief quality
determining selection OF the prize
winner will be its impact on the
reader in the fight against racial
or religious intolerance. against
social or economic discrimination.
A spokesman for Julian Messner,
Inc. stated that the publishers are
searching for books which will e.
fectively combat growing preiud-
ices among Americans. Manu-
scripts entered in the contest may
attack the broad problem OF in
tolerance or any specific manifes-
tation OF II. The purpose Of the con-
test Is TO use words as weapons
for unity and tolerance The clos
ing date for submitting manu-
scripts IL March 80. 1916
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-14
HUDSON REUNION
BRINGS VISITORS
FROM MANY PLACES
PAGE FIVE

An elaborate reunion % he
Hudson family was held the week
Of June q at the home Of Leon
Hudson Dr. es-M Meadow Cir
Gle. lukster Michigan. Tie affair
was in memory Of ne second
anniversary Of the death Of The
late Mr. and Mrs Charles Hud-
son. OF Trenton, ~ J.
The family also held an an
nual dinner THURSDAY June 2s
al The Leon Hudson home which
was attended by the five sons
and families Of the deceased pa
rents The youngest member OF
the family in attendance was the
rrea; grandson Gregory L. Hud-
son. aged two months The Oldest
son present was Walter D Hud-
son, OF Lanshornes, Pa.
Others attending he reunion
included Mr.. and Mrs Leon Hud-
SON ST. az Detroit Lawrence
Hudson and Mr. and Mrs Frank
Hudson. of New Haven. Conn
Mr. and Mrs Morris Hudson. Of
conn. Mf and Mrs. Georee iud-
son, Of Nant Hall, y. j.; Mr. and
Mrs Leon Hudson, Jr, and son;
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Gsimes
and son Mr. and Mrs Loaaie
Dokfs and son Inhsifr irs.
Marion Nash and Mrs Maraarette
Nor,hcross and sons. OF DeFoi':
S Sgt Wesley Hudson on fur
Tough from overseas; and q host
OF friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-14

Flakes. Fill creased muffin pans
= full. Bake IN hot oven (425' F.)
IS 70 20 minutes. Makes S large
muflns.
And here is an excellent cooky
- for the cooky jar. for picnic.
or for ouickly-prepared and easily
served summer refreshments o,
the cooling drink and cooky
variety. True the recipe calls for
sugar, but the sugar Is stretched -
FOR YOU get Eve dozen cookies from
y cup sugar. Raisin bran. the new
fruit and cereal combination, adds
something new 10 flavor and tex
ture 10 the ever popular molasses-
favored cooky.
RaIsln Bran MoIsssss Cookies
cups sifted -four
II teaspoon double-acting baking
powder
teaspoon soda
teaspoon salt
teaspoon cinnamon
1ih teaspoons ginger
II cup shortening
n cup sugar
/ egg
\ cup molasseg
liz tablespoons vinegar
2 tablespoons milk
cup Posts Raisin Bran
Sift -four once, measure. add
baking powder soda. salt. and
spices. and sift again. Cream
shortening. add sugar gradually.
and cream together until light and
fluffy. Add egg and beat well. Add
molasses and vinegar; mix thor
oughiy Add -four mixture alter.
nately with milk. mixing well after
each addition Add bran and blend
Drop from teaspoon on creased
baking sheet Bake 10 hot oven
(400' FL minutes. or until done,
Makes ) dozen cookies.
Note: For softer cooky. store
with slice OF bread IN covered
container.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-14

Gwyne Coleman ente rita IN d
last Tuesday afternoon a. The
Hotel Gotham with lovely
luncheon in honor OF her cousin
Miss Maza Tilghman, Miss Tilsh-
man. who expects 10 get 2 birds
eye view OF The Motor City DUR
ing the remainder OF this week
and possibly next, stole away
from the huh-bub OF New York
to pay her relatives visit
Striking everyone as being par
ticularly patriotic, Miss Thigh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-14
TENOR SINGS
AT BELL ISLE

Lawrence Watson. 50 year ola
tenor. OF 27l r. Kirby. who pos
sessed the outstanding male voice
in last years city-wide talent
additions sponsored by the De-
partment OF Parks and Boule-
wards. and by the Detroit Fedora
ton OF Musicians. was soloist at
the Belle Isle Shell concert.
Tuesday evening. His rendition OF
Schubert's ave Maria" was so
we'll received that he had TO
sing an encore. Mr.. Watson .
second selection was Thine
Alone"
A a result Of his outstanding
participation in the concert last
year. he was invited TO sing In
ST Louis In May OF this year.
Mr.. Watson. who is at present
studying voice, will make his
concert debut In Boston this fall.