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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10
$14,67O Raised By
B'ham For United
College Fund, Inc.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-CSNS)-

BIRMINGHAM, Ala-(SNS)-
A sum of $14,670S3 was raised
by the Birmingham committee III
the united Ntgro College Fund, Inc
it was announced this week by
THONGS A. Morgan. national cam
raign chairman.
Heading the committee was 60
vernon Chauncey Sparks. SERVING
as honary chairman ana " n
CASTOR, prominent local business
man, working as chairman.
The chairman, for the furthe-
rance Of high education among
NEGROES in 80 colleges, was iadncheo
in as different cities This annual
nationwide campaign raised sl'O5o-
coo with an estimated 10000 per-
sons contributing.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10

sWlalars and 60 merrily on your way.
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you'll be a Spotlight Special in your
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Sizes: 81 TO 40. - an
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10

oldest Negro business concern in
the city of Memphis. The Hayes
family has beer among the leading
and most prominent of local Negro
families.
Sergeant Hayes was among the
American soldiers who went di-
rectly from the European Theater
Of War italy to the South Pa
cific. arriving in the latter area
shortly before the surrender of ia
nan.
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RUST HEAD HONORED

HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss
methodist nformation) -.President
Lee M. Mccoy. president of Rust
College here. is signally honored
in Kenneth Underwood's new book
christianity Where You Live"
published by the Friendship Press
Chapter five of this Interesting
volume bears the title Mccoy of
Rust College"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10

Choose your favorite color from these
glamorous shades: White-Brown-Red
-Lilac-Blue-Pur le-Green-Black-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-11-10
Man Stabbed To
Death Sat. Mite

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (SNS)-
Dorothy Copridee, 81, of 924
9th Avenue, n, was fatally stab
bed last Saturday night by an I'M
known party. according to police.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Miss MH11nie Wed
To Ensign Parks

The Church of the Epiphany was
the scene of the wedding yesterday
afternoon of Miss Patricia Glenn
Munnie and Ensign Rickard Wes-
| ton Parks, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs
Parks of Wynnewood, Pa. The rec
tor, the Rev. DR.. Charles w. Sheerin,
offciated at 4:30 o'clock and the
reception was held at the willard
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William G.. Munnie of
Arlington and her father escorted
her and gave her in marriage. Her
wedding gown was of white bridal
satin embroidered with seed pearls
and her flinger-tip illusion veil was
held by Juliet cap. She carried a
prayer book decorated with white
orchids.
Miss Lallie Rogers was maid Of
honor and the bridesmaids were
Miss Candida Fuller and Miss Gail
Johnson. They were dressed in
chiffon and wore matching horse
hair braid hats, Miss Rogers in yell
low and carrying blue delphinium
and the others in blue and carrying
yellow gladioluseS.
Mr.. Parks was best man for his
son and the ushers were Capt.
Eugene Boyd, jr, and Mr.. Harry
Rogers.
Ensign and Mrs. Parks have gone
to Upper SAranac Lake and later
will visit his parents in Wynne-
wood. Ensign Parks is on six weeks
leave, and when he returns to sea
duty Mrs. Parks will come back to
Arlington and be with her parents.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Miss Arn0M We'd
To Mai. ROOse

The wedding of Miss Bessie Luads
Arnold and Maj. Robert Welburne
Roose took place in the Memoria
Chapel at Walter Reed last evening
Chaplain Feltham S. James Off.
ciating, at $3.50 o'clock. The bride
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
John o. Arnold of Takoma Park
and Maj. Roose is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Roose of Rock
ford, Ill.
Mrs. Ralph Oberlink was matron
Of honor tor her sister and the
other bridal attendants also were
sisters. Mrs. George Auxier and Mrs.
Robert Harrison. They wore. pow
der blue chiffon frocks with tiaras
to match and carried pink roses and
blue delphinium.
The brides costume was of white
lace and chiffon and her finger-tip
veil was held by a crown of satin
and seed pearls. She carried white
roses.
Mr.. Ralph Oberlink was best man
and the ushers were Its. Roscoe B.
Jones and E. ]. Cunningham, jr.
The reception was held In the
home of the brides parents and
Miss Margaret Wolfnger acted as
receptionist at the church before
the ceremony.
Maj. and Mrs. Roose will visit in
New York, Detroit and Rockford
before going to their new home in
Oklahoma CITY.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Summer TRIPS

Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Eiseman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Young are in
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Pauline Eiseman is visiting
her son and daughter -in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Eiseman, in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Ney are
settled in Ventnor for the summer.
Mrs. Julian Brylawski, jr., and
her son Jay are spending the
summer at the summer home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Brylawski at
California, Md. They will be joined
for the week ends by Mr.. Brylawski.
Their guests over this week end are
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Wolf, jr.,
and their son Sandy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Levitan and
their children are spending the
summer in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Loeb and
their daughter, Mrs. Morton Kauf-
man, and her children have gone
to Ventnor. They will be joined
later by DR.. Kaufman.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Virginia Wedding
OF Interest

A wedding of interest in Vir-
ginia took place yesterday after
noon in Warrenton when Miss Hope
Wallach, daughter of Mrs. Robert
Robbins Wallach of Hopeheld, was
married to Mr.. William Clarence
Burrage in ceremony taking place
in st. James Church.
The Rev. Paul Bowden officiated
| and the bride was escorted and
given in marriage by her cousin,
Mr.. Richard Wallach, jr. A veil
of old lace worn by her great-great-
grandmother featured her wedding
costume of white marquisette. A
spray of orange blossoms held the
veil and she carried an old-fash-
ioned bouquet of gardenias.
Miss Emily Nelson was the maid
of honor and wore green MORE with
a matching tulle .headdress and
carried yellow roses. The other at
tendants, Mrs. Marshall Wallach
Miss Marion Carhart, Miss Sally
Spilman, Miss Anne Williams, Miss
Babs Batchelder and Miss Jane
Baldwin, were similarly costumed.
Mr.. Burrage is the son of Mrs
Clarence Vose Burrage of Boston
and the late Mr.. Burrage, and now
is on duty with the Army at Flint
Hill. His best man was his brother.
in-law, Mr.. Robert Booth, and the
ushers were Mr.. John Mickles, Mr.
Peter Tilton, Mr.. Walter Sultz
Corpl. Tom Farmer, Mr.. Adrian
Benziger and Mr.. William N
Wilbur.
The brides mother was hostes.
at Hopefield at Z reception aftel
the ceremony
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Ra,ty-.E.uek.o. .I,!

What about using all today's left.
overs for a party" luncheon to-
morrow? It's easy! Make your
salad by cubins cold potatoes and
adding strins beans, sliced celery,
radishes, salad green's, chopped
onion and seasoninss PLUS =
dressing that's been "perked up"
with BEST FOODS Mustard. with.
Horseradish! Serve with cold cuts
of meat. t.or-fowl be sure to set q
pot of Mustard.with. Horseradish
on the table!, a plate of bread and
the beverage Of your choice. Sounds
GOOD, doesn't it? Economical, too,
since you've probably every .insredi.
ent right in your icebox! Remem.
Der the BEST FOODS Mustard
with. .Horseradish, though it's
the unique "perker.upper' to both
your salad and your meat for
it's zippy with TWO old.time con.
diments rolled into one!
Evening star., 1945-06-24
''ss.*<;0jf,,,tt'.", :,

If you can't bear srapes, then leave
WEIGHS Grapelade alone {.
for it's made from the juice and
Il 1p6S nesty parts of the finest
a gneords! But if you love grapes
then Grapelade is exactly what
you need to make you FORGET but.
ter's rarer. than gold for your morn
ing toast! Crap el 4 de has the
smoothness of a Jelly and the
= "spreadability" Of 4 Jam and, unlike
most grape spreads, it will not
quickly crystalline or become
susar.y. Grapelade's "top.o'.the-
morning grape-freshness is deli
cious sweet enough for any
sugar tooth! It's made by the
famous makers Of WEIGHS Grape
Juice!
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Visitors Here

Capt. Louis Bachrach has been
home on furlough for a week with
Mrs. Bachrach and their son Alan.
Mrs. Henrietta Sommers Of Balti.
more was a guest here during the
past week.
Mrs. Joseph D. Dreyfuss has rs
her guest her mother, Mrs. E. s.
Woog of New York.
Mrs. Eliza Herewith and her son
Jean of Chicago, formerly Of Wash
ington, are spending week at the
Shoreham.
Mrs. Louis Marks and her sons
Kenneth and Clifford of Evansville
Ind, will arrive tomorrow to be the
guests of Mrs. Marks mother, Mrs
| Estelle Nordlinger.
Evening star., 1945-06-24

This ingenious filter tip thst's made
Of intricately folded paper is the
chief reason VICEROY Ctarettss
are known as the SMART smoke
for SMART women! It's this filter
tip that strains resins, tars and
other throat irritants from the fine
blend of domestic and Turkish to.
baccos used in VICEROYS -. %
that = mild, clean smoke 10 your
reward. The filter tip acts a. .
screen against troublesome tobacco
crumbs, too keeping them IN.
SIDE the cigarette where they Be.
long, rather than Aeckins onto teeth
and into purses. So ask your To.
bacconist for VICEROY Cifa.
rsttss,-ths neat, clean smske ~
fastidioss womsnl
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Recent Weddine

Announcement is made by Mr.
James H. Speakes Of Manassas o1
the marriage Of his daughter. Miss
Clara A. Speakes, to Mr.. Horace
e. Darres, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs
Darres Of Falls Church, the we'd
ding taking place June u in Falls
Church
The Rev. Alton B. Altfather ofn-
ciated at the ceremony and Miss
Mary Comnberger was the maid OF
honor. Pfc. Hilleary H. Speakes,
brother Of the bride, was the best
man.
Evening star., 1945-06-24

to thank me for tipping them of
to the immediate foot.relief they
bring. LuPADS are soft, pillowins,
cushionins foot supports that are
truly comfortable to wear &.
light as a feather and invisible even
in light summer slippers. They slip
over the forepart of each foot and
snussle soft little pads underneath
the metatarsal arches,-so as to
cushion them against shock, pres
sure, painful callouses and burning
sensations. You'll find LuPADS
at Drug, Department or Shoe Stores
:. or send 81 direct to DR.. Scholl,
2l3 W. Schiller St., Chicago, I'll.
-. but be SURE to state your shoe
size!
Evening star., 1945-06-24

An excessively oily skin never
looks so unattractive as in hot
weather,-shiny forehead, oily nose,
dirt-closeed and greasy looking
pores! That's why its super.im-
portant to choose 4 cream that
does 4 bane-up job Of cleansing
pores and skin WITHOUT adding
excess oils! recommend that pale
pink, sweet-scented YARDLEY
Liquefyins Cleansing Cream as
exactly the cleaner an oily skin
needs "a satiny cream that's
light and fluffy, without heavy
lubricatins oils to overburden skins
that already tend to be too oily.
Cost is 81 jar :. ask for YARD.
LEY Liquefyins Cleansing Cream!
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Lenyiue for Visit

Mrs. C. Sedgwick Moss will leave
today to spend a month with hel
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Perrymar
Burns, in West Orange. N. j. Mr.
Moss will join her for part of the
time.
Master Sedgwick Lee Moss will at
tend the Monte Vita Ranch camr
at Berkeley Springs during the sum-
mer.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
RY-KRISP Zoo. ~;A Cs.,ytkins!

What's night cold saad And
the famed bread made from me.honored scandinavian
Just the salads need! The thin waters Of RY
kRlSP heartily nutke compounded
blends Of salt Only 23 caloies each RY
KRISP wafer point remember you're following reducing
plan! You'll find this bread Grocer the famous
and white checkboard box always fresh and because it's
packed in each securely wrapped
paper
Evening star., 1945-06-24

Are and the beginning be pasywalsy the
n(ae1kl kissed complexion? Then DON'T
(-X mask the healthy cheeks under
(4S a tooheavy oo.colorful face powd "Tansucid"
~ SPE Face Powder by HOUBIGANT sives you exactly the
6y0M SHEER powder film you permitting the skin
glow through" in a natural beauty! You may
shade that Aa complexion fairness exactly matches
golden particular degree Ask Cooper
TAM Sienna BEIGE "Peche Sole for kissed skins
HOUBIGANT blends fa compexions fine
HOUBGANT Face Powders $lsO box) better Department
Drug Stores.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Il S4m~.., M.e...ity!

Everybody-men. women and chill
dren-needs GOURIELLFS Active
Ozone Foot-Stick during the sum.
mer! It's so helpful for 30 many Of
the little troubles" We oil know.
It's wonderful for relieving the
itching, scaling and cracking Of
Athletes Foot, and it brings quick
comfort to general itching and chaf.
ink the sting of q mosquito
=. small cuts abrasions that
result from "roughins it" or 4 razor
nick. It's a great help, too, for al
leviatins and isolatins poison ivy or
poison oak. One application Of
Foot-Stick will soothe and comfort
all day! Be sure to pack q COU.
RIELLI Foot-Stick in your chill.
dren's camp lus&aee tuck one
in your vacation kit and always
keep one around the house. Cost
is 81 at Woodward & Lothrop's.
Evening star., 1945-06-24

W4tos oAAo(SW-s
Wed recently to Mr.. William
Anderson Glasgow of this city,
she is the former Miss Eliza
beth Boys Doub, daughter OF
Judge Albert A. Doub of Cum
berland, Nd, and the late Mrs.
Doub. The bridegroom is the
son of Mrs. Joseph A. Glasgow
of Staunton, Va, and the late
Judge Glasgow.
Evening star., 1945-06-24

Why addened o" grand nvitatons7 Give
shearted yes the Of matter what calendar
then ask TAMPAx help you'll This method Of sanitary
invisible it's internally based
medically familiar principle Of internal absorption! Perfected by
doctor, TAPAX made Of surgical
older methods Of sanitary protection leaves free and unham
psredi hssts7 TAMPAXfrssdom something modern
MUST win for hsfsenl
Evening star., 1945-06-24

The marriage Of Miss Marguerite
Mcclure, daughter of Mr.. John Nc
Guire of San Francisco and the late
Mrs. Mcclure, to Ensign William
Vernon Hanson, son of Mr.. Elisha
Hanson of this city and Mrs. John
Harvey Becque of New orleans, took
place June 8.
All Souls Memorial Church was
the scene of the wedding, and the
Rev. DR.. H. H. D. Sterrett officiated
at the ceremony.
Evening star., 1945-06-24

daughter, Miss Franciss Rolnick. to
It. q. g. Stewart 8. Ross, Coast
Guard, the wedding taking place
May IS In New York.
Evening star., 1945-06-24

l always take pleas
ure in writing about
DR.. SCHOLL'S Luz
PADS for so
many BUY LINES
Evening star., 1945-06-24

Weekly Sponsored Column Of Things Advertised and Interesting
NEW YORK, N. y June 24h-Once time might have
seemed foolish recommend of paint item tor
there's excitement the
vacation cottage you'll SPRED Glidden waer-mx
pan right wallpaper waboad brick plastered
surfaces smell and dries within 80 minutes!
plan avoid crowded travel by spending vacation homeh
make and by cefting those dngy rooms?
SPRED IL Peerred colors choose from!
Evening star., 1945-06-24
Cir Iha p, &abys Sake!

Clip this and take been able find
wonderful PLAST Baby I'm
they order them for Goodyear Rubber Sund c New
Haven made wonderful field
Of plastic chemistry and
avoid sanitary plant enough sh
easily oil
ALL JUST the Baby Pants you've been searching for Ask Chain
Department Store order them already stocked
DON'T fence them in don't shut them off behind the
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eTo THAT'S will if don't
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costly human lives funds speed the materials
Tdkf of ackened So make pledge right NOW
IEUt1 in Victory with BOND this
MI personal BUYLINES for quicker peace The makers of
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in this support the 9TH WAR BOND Drive home
are 6shtns
fropts!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15
Tragitna ljubezen

Zadusena s plinom sta bila
najdena vceraj Y sobi ma 154O9
Euclid Ave. v East Clevelandu
Mrs. Martha ri Frengiesco, sta
Ira 50 let, katere moi Sc nahaja
" arnladni bolniSnici nekje v
Franciji, in Frank ]. Yuhas, ~
let star samec, stanuioc ma
117O5 Oakvisw Ave-, ki je bill
glavni nadzornik tovarni
Thompson Aircraft Products
'Ce, kjer il bila saposlens tudi
mlada zenslra. Ko is bilo vdrto
= soto kjer 3 stanovala Mrs.
|pi Frengiesco n plin1lIi pec|
|oFel WIN ~ l1aisi ~ A
ila odprta sts lenies 1.xl &
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15
|IZLETNlSKI VLAkI in
RAZSVETLJENl OCLASI
BODO IzGINlLl

WASHINGTON, D. c. Via
de je prepovedala zeleznicam
vse posebne izletniske Wake "a
zabavisca in pocitniske resorte.
Obenem je bill izdan ukaz, da sc
IS /. marcem ukine pse potniske
Wake, XII MISC bill tekom minule-
ga novembra vsaj 35-odstotno
zasedeni.
Te odredbe so bile izdane z
namenom, da Sc hram kurivo. IL
istega razloga je direktor vojne
mobilizacije James Byrnes tidal
odredbo, da Sc ukine vse elek-
tricne oglase in oglasevalne lu-
ci, razen onih, XII SO "a protek-
clio, varnost in .zdravje splosne
javnosti. ..sa
Podrobnosti "a dras ticno
omejitev elektricne razsvetlia-
We Sc MISC izdelane, ampak kot
Sc razume, bodo vkljueevale tu-
di izlozbena okna v trgovinah,
in pa izredno mocno razsvetlje-
ne ulice, ali white ways" v ko-
likor DO dopuscala varnost.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15

vnanjega ministrstva nj maral
potrditi, da je Eden zrazil ta-
ko stalisee, rekel pa je, da je to
zadeva, kateri obstoje razlic-
ma mnenja. Omenjeni list je
nato citiral nekega britskega
jurista, XII Sc je izrazil, da brit
ska vlada utegne nasprotovati
naertu "a kriminalno proseku-
clio, ker bi znala povzrociti "za-
drege", ker bi obtozenci mogli
poizkusiti, da bi bill britski dr.
zavniki poklicani kot prica "a
1obrambo. ..,.. :sr
"Taka evidence bi obstojala
il nekdanjih izjav, v katerih Sc
je odobravalo obtozence in po-
velicevalo vrline nacizma in fa-
sizma," je izjayil omenjeni ju-
.rist, cigar imena Sc nj objavilo.
"Za prizadete bi bilo vsekakor
jako mucno, iako bi Sc jih javno
konfrontiralo z njihovimi mex.
danjimi iziavami."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15
Armada prevzela
elektrarne; stavkarjii
Sc vrnii ma delO

Ma ukaz predsednika Roose-
velta je'v soboto armada pre-
vzela vse elektrarne. Cleveland
Electric Illuminating Co., kjer
so v petek brez oblastila cd svo-
je unije odsli ma stavko delavci
pri premogu in druge delavne
moei, in predno je minil dan, je
bila produkcija elektrike zopet
normalna in obrat v vojnih in
drugih' tovarnah, XII je bill ONE.
jen preko noci vsled bojazni, da
bo zmanjkalo elektricne sile in
razsvetljaye "a domove in dru.
&c nujne svrhe ma cell crti 20.
pet obnovljen.
v soboto sta Harold Straub,
glavni predsednik Utility Work
ers Organizing komiteja CIO in
pa predsednik o kahn unije
Leonard Palmer podala izjavo v
imenu vsega clanstva, da<se tax
slueaj ne bo nikdar vec prime
ril, temvec da bo unija poslej
gledala, da bodo vsi Sport, XII bi
utegnili nastati. resent S posre-
dovanjem civilnih agencij.
Unijski odbor je obljubil "a
stopnikom armade polno sode-
lovanje in podporo ter izrazil
zeljo, da Sc tel izjavi pridruzi
tudi uprava elektricne korpo-
racije.
Y soboto zjutraj je gov. Lau.
fsche " Colurnbusu naznanil, ia
je postal ravnatelju nabornl
|komisije i Washinstonu poziy
(da sc takoj poklite u arrnadt
Ivse delavce med Is. ii 37. letora
hi 80 se udelezili ssdivje stavie.,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15
.Kralj Peter je
osamljen vboju
"a svoj prestol

L LONDON, 13. januarja. - E
noindvajsetletni jugoslovansk
kralj Peter, odloeen in izziva.
len, stoji popolnoma sam v bo.
ju, da obdrzi svoj prestol. v
londonskih diplomatskih kro
9Th obstoji vtis, da3 ako Sc Mt
najde hitre resitve "a vprasa
n je.~,sj jugoslovansksga, regent
stva, utegne Petrov lastni pre-
mijer, DIR. Ivan subasic polozit
resignacijo, nakar DO marsal Ii
to Narodni osvobodilni odbol
proglasl "a provizorieno vlade
Jugoslavije.
.kralj Sc je po nenadnem ma.
znanilu " cetrtek zveeer, da ne
sprejme predloga "a regent.
stvo, katerega sta mu predlozi
la Tito in subasic, umaknil ,
svojo rezidenco nekje ma dezeli
in kakor izgleda, sedaj ca ka
kaksnos reakcijo bo vzbudil ME
kov korak pri Titu in med clan
njegove. lastne Wade. i.
Kralj, XII je obieajno spravlji-
We narave, je S svojim nasto.
pom jako presenetil one, XII SC
mu stall OBJ strani tekom prejs,
njih kriz, kajti to pot je ignori'
raj nasvete britskih vladimir
krogov, kakor tudi svojih last
nih ustavnih svetovalcev.
Toda ne glede, kaj Sc DO Sc
daj zgodilo, je jasno, da seda.
nina "a seboj drugega kot cla'
ne svojega lastnega, dvora.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15

Berlin je snoci tudi porocal,
da so druge sovjetske armade
zacele z mogocnimi napadi Sc
verno in JUNO cd Varsave, kjer
bodo Rusi ocividno poskusili OBJ
koliti poljsko prestolico in pro-
dreti do us a reke Visle V
Gdansku ter ma tax nacin odre-
Zati Vzhedno Prusijo.
Amerikanci prodrli 80 mill ma
LuzOnu
Zadnje vesti iz glavnega sta
ma gen. MaeArthurja naznanja-a
jo, da Amerikanci ma Luzonu Sc.
vedno prodirajo dale in da SO
do sedaj razsirili svoje oporisce
v Lingavskem zalivu "a nadalj-
nih 80 mill, tako da sedaj meri
As mill.
V istem Casu SO ameriske
oklopne sile V napredovanju
proti jugu, kjer Sc nahaja Ma
nila, pEekoracile reko Agno ju-
zno Cd Bayambanga, 20 mill v
notranjosti otoka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15
Poslljatve "a
Rusijo gredo skozi
Dardanele

LONDON, 13. januarja. -
Britsko vnanje ministrstvo je
veeraj odkrilo, da, gredo zavez :
niske vojne posiljatve "a Rusi-
io turskim dovoljenjem skozi
Dardanele. Receno je, da edini
vzrok,' da Sc Dardanel ze po-
pref nj rabilo "a posiljatve v,
Rusijo, je bill ia, ker je obstoja-
la nevarnost zracnih napadov.
,Kakor Sc sedaj poroca, Sc je
Dardanele zacelo rabiti brez
vsakega ugovora cd strani Tur-
sije, kakor nitro so zavezniki
nevtralizirai nemske zracne ba-
ze v Jonskem morju in ma Bal
kanu. .
v smislu dardanelske konfe-
renee, XII Sc je vrsila v Svici me-
SEGA julia 1886, ne SINE nobe-
ma bojna ladja skozi Dardane-
le v vojnem casu, toda glasom
neksga porosila IL Washingto-
ma, isti sporazum avtomaticno
daje pravico rabiti morsko OH
!. - Z
no "a vse druge ladje, ne glede
ma vsebino njlh tovora.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-15
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bombardranja ma ponem u1niku IL Belgje in bezo
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Rdeca voska, brojeca okrog million moz strla nesko
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mill cd Krakova, odkoder Sc odpirajo vata nemsko
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