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to the president. :,
A graduate of the New England
Conservatory of Music in Boston
and one time private secretary TO
his father, the young man is well
acquainted with Gen Watson with
whom he is supposed TO have talk
ed by telephone and whom he said
assured him he would do all in his
power to aid him in his efforts to
become a colonel.
Motions mother. Mrs. Jennie
Motion. president of the National
Association of Colored Women, who
was on her way to attend the asso-
cations national meet in Oklahoma
City, stopped over here and visited
him. She arranged for his $1,000
bond
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AL Bars Putting
GreenOn The Spot

number of Negroes are shut out Of
employment because of the consti-
tutionS of the unions. Test cases
are liable to be made to determine
whether or not a union has the
right to say who shall and who
shall not have the right to work at
give ntrade heretofore closed be-
cause the applicant is not white.
Mr.. Green's position on The Fair
Practices committee will put him
in a position to answer a lot of
questions on the discriminatory
practices prevailing in the A. F.. of
I,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1941-08-02
By A. f. WHITE

WASHINGTON, D. CLAMP
When congress looks into the dis
elimination against Negroes what
. will be the reaction 10 the mighty
American Federation of Labor,
whose president. William Green.
was named by the President to be
a member Of the Fair Practices
committee, organized to enforce
the recent edict against racial dis
] elimination in defense?
Mr.. Green is the undisputed
head of an organization which has
permitted and still permits its
member trade unions to write
clauses in their constitutions bar
ring Negroes from membership in
them and specifically setting forth
definite racial characteristic as
q prerequisite for membership.
From the American Trade
Unions handbook, Bulletin 618,
issued in 1896 by the bureau Of
Iabor statistics of the U. s. De-
partment of Labor, an official pub
LEGATION of that department, eX-
cerpts are listed herein from the
constitutions of several interna-
stional unions. including the A. F.
&of L.
The Brotherhood Of Railway
sClerks, an A. F. of L. union says,
s"Any white person, male Or female
sof good moral character
The Brotherhood of Dining Car
Conductors, a railroad union, IAN
applicant for membership must be
sof the Caucasian race"
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
kmen and Engineers, railroad union,
a"Any worker within the jurisdic-
&tion who has served for at least
30 days, white Of good moral char
kacter. sober and industrious"
Railway Mail association, an A.
r.. of L. union, "Any regular mail
railway postal clerk or certified
substitute railway postal clerk OF
&he u. S. Railway Mail service, who
Us of the Caucasian race is eligible
for membership"
Switchmen's Union of North
america; A. F. of L., ANY white
moral person of good moral char
Bcter."
Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men. railroad union, ANY moral
white person between the ages OF
h9-65."
Wire Weavers Protective Asso-
fiation of America, A. F. of L.
Applicants for membership must
be Christian. white, moral of full
&c of 81"
Order Of Railway Conductors
abroad union. ANY white man
shall be eligible for membership
Comne~ ciaI photographers Union
{ North America. A. f. of L.
nion; "Any white person Of good
sloral character who is 16 years of
ge"
And the Joker of them all,
he International Brotherhood Of
Rlacksmiths, Drop Forgers, Help
R's. an A. F. of L. affiliate; Col
Pred, where there are sufficient
humlger of colored helpers. they
pay be organized as an auxiliary
bcal and be under the jurisdiction
the white local having jurisdic-
ion of their territory; colored
elpers shall not transfer except to
mother member auxiliary local
omposed of colored members and
olored members shall not be pro-
noted to blacksmiths or helping
pprentices and will not be admit
I'd to jobs where white helpers are
ow employed"
In these industries larg
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RURAL MINISTER'S MEET

LITTLE ROCK, Ark-(A N Pr
With over So counties represented
at the first statewide conference of
Negro ministers pastoring rural
churches, a successful MEETING
closed here recently
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BAPTISTS EYE CONVENTION

BALTIMORE-(A N PINE
9Th annual session of the Lott
Corey EE4pfist foreign mission
convention will be held with the
Sharon Baptist church here, Sept
Us, it was announced last week
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Vazne medjunarodne vesti
"Demokratiie" pomazu SSSR "a strainu borbu

Veika Britannia hvai kako Rus sig stotine bri
anskh avona Sjedenh takoder obeava
atnm maeaom pomoc SSSR Nemacka vee proizvod
odlo vonke da bi on mogi izdat Rusij
znac da &c fronu
ontu produzit kro celu kao vd demokrae
&c pomoc da o des, da SSSR bude porazen.
verovano e da &c "demokratie potreb sat SSSR
so wise maeraa mel Cd kada lud Hitler
valo emu Soveta tada zemje Veke
Brtan upotrebvali prov Brita
nije nac okrenu soveske unj Pored ja
kim otporom heroske Crvene Ame tro tome
sabi imperjaist6ki neprae "demokrata nacstitka Ne
demokratie odmaaju wise
zgade Londona dug gadova Engeske sad bmbar
Junia sab naciste ope emo dote &c oko mer "de
mokratje" pomagati SSSR.
borbom sabe nacsti, nezbezno
otporna "demokratie' zee
oronulost nacistkog ko istom, moz
pozudom osabljene SSSR Owe kladu
demokraja" budu dzandari
ukjucuje propadanje SSSR Etc. takv "praei SSSR
koe pseudokomun traze syestranu pomoc!
nece dati azpim verovanjem da
andjel saju ani material SSR
pored daje cd seb One
vee: mas GNU vojnici"!
pratel Armije klasnosveni radnc koj
"demokratija nepomirvu kasnu
borbu protiv domaceg kapitalzma
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Nemiri u Zagrebu.

Zagreba preko Berlina avlaju IA sepmbra da e neko
koe ekspodirae
Jedsn nemack major najamn osoba ranene nekom
dugom hrvakom gadu hrvatskh vonka pognul cd
masnke puske Ita veil nie bo zvanitne zave ali
je to posao "komunisti6kih saboazsa"
Pred nala edna ska kooj asno vide
obes nakon osvo Jugoslavju
medu sonama iii hjadama obesenh pogbenih
nesrenka naa mnog radn nov ostaog radnog aroda ko
eno dsal duhom radniekog oslobdena be edni NIL
hov rad kojeg i'll nacsi obesse Ali tome nsu nacc
krye rivi domsci ugosavensk nac koji sa
svom prjavm psm upra revoucionare da
nacsti pogube.
sumnje radni narod ooedjen ovakvm
varskm doma6h ranh nacsa da neki negoV
eanov puca poednaeno naciste da
postau bombe ALI pored zgedne mama Sc cln
glavnome pucanj postavjane bombi msso demo
kratsh da cn kao so Crveni voJn gnu
"demokras vonici ako odgovornost ovog
komuniste j radnke ko trae radncko
osobodene Tako "demokat ednm mahom ubau dive muhe
agent nered korist demokratskog mperam
strejaju revoucionare da Nth mamie imau
la ubijaju pobedonosne "demokratije.'
nece bi sreneg dana cd dana koem &c ]ud
stvo resti kapas nacseh Je e cd tada
b prca koa sretno
deci prcat da nj be previse grozh.
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Sputani zelieznicarski radnici.

Washngona jav eptembra je F. Whitney, predsednik
Brotherhood Railroad Tranmen avo da &c pet
rak septemba Prehodno vod 10000 dugh ee
nearskh una rs izadu stra H. septembr zeznicars
DO 3 da b ni ako
mog zi neprekidnom skakanu zVotnih namrna
akve razne radnc reba da
trbal ali nisu zs strak Ne zbog
predoms n zbog toga sto vod
domi zbog toga soldno glasai srak
stra Onda postava pan]e
sta radnike drzi protiv nhove wolfe ma poslu?
avise da TO- eptemba Pedsednik Roosevelt
Cooling off, ohladuucu) provu da bi tako odgodo
25OO00 eeznicarskh radnka namanje a.
odbor o poslodavcima
derma adnc amacno
tom odboru usl mnog prijatel
ada profeor visokh skoa dan e bivs kon
gresham, a sada je westinghouse advokat.
zeljezncarsk radnc protv wolfe rade
So ndustr dogod
(Nastavak A. strani)
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VOL. XXXIV. - GOD. XXXIV.
Kroz kapitalisticku Ameriku


Hazelon, javau II. sepembra da og dana 10000
vrdog canov United Mine Workers. ua rotv
poveana canarn $00 $3.50 kao potv povcapg
godseg preza $500 vd povetana clana
na uucuju godisn predstavja skoro
dosada ugkopc pacai ukupno $14O0 godsne un
a sada primorani da placaju $240 godsnje.
pobuna a stole nikakvi spekulan to
Hugh predsednk dsrka bo o da e
vad Tai okani fekercic stran povsice
ako canv njegovog distrkta ko obuni pmoan da
pacau osa dsrkt On "opravdao to
povecane canarne distrikta obasnjenem da
200O clanova okon dstrkt mau jedan 800
Il vd da ekeri osguran da IL
najmaneg dobu istu kocnu canarne kou dobau il
najveceg disrkta.
istog avaju 13 sepembra pobunen radn do
poporu suednog dstrka podneh zahev navecoJ
predeu Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
da ne canarinu cd Soc
radnka Garrett Miller rece INA koro ce
oni celu platu ako ih sada zaustavimo"
kapasta zablvaca iznurenm edjima ugokopac-
preplen feker postojech zavodvh
wise sisu nhovu rv Prov toga bune radnlcl ko
potv veceg kapitasog abljvana Ali radnci ugokopack
moe Hine plajaekase sroh leda
zemu dogod oganzuju Socalske Indus
trijalne unije.
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Ia <'pOStenu platu."

Ppac "avnog mnjena dali sada da oppau ko-
radnici zadovon najamneom dos 40
kucka adanja kou radnlcl
pmau v postena 3 eruu da e npostena Tako nam kaze
G. Gallup gava American of Public Opinion.
Koko taan pomenuti pronalazak ppaca javnog mnena
adnc zadovon posoeem stanem svedoce obratno
mnog strakov podnesene azne adnka
naamncu psank radnic raze da poveca
ppaci avnog mnenJa rec svl
prpadaju manjn vecn cd Ga so Nj to i'm
pomoo potvrd jake sumnvu rdnu er sv rad
gotov kao sto straku naze
cigarkh okonim mestma ko traze
Da pipa avnog mnenJa acnl onda ne oi
bo nj kasne borbe nhovom besmislicom
zaves adnke on acau posodavcma er
poms radnici zadov sa
vecim izrablvanjem.
Ali radnc bill zadovon posoecom naJamn-
iskoriscava tn adovonos
m osaog konkurence esu najamn
zadovo radn postal nezdovoni kao sto su danas
ogromnoj vecini nezadovoljni posoecim stanem
nezadovon dogod oni zabuJu POSTAGE "a
dovon pm potpunu dsvenu vrednost
rada pod socialsckom Industrjalnom Republican Rada
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Soviet potiskuju naciste.

Kao o e ponato najduzeg ratnog fronta or raova
uzduz ceu evropsu ganicu Soveke Jun do
ves ovdasn buoask novne da b ogra
dile keveandsk Plain Dealer stranc
vesti podozne propaganda Ali ma
veikom b zgedno kontradkorne
Mogu edno isto nacist dobvati guolt to %
sledsveno desi Creno Am oes moze bit acna vest
koa ava nacsti poskuju Crvene vonke moze btu
Cven Arma potisku na naravno ne ma jed
nom h stom edno diva razcita mesta
stom diva razlea Zbrka Sc sao
tome sto edna druga ratuuea rana va odmah
svojm porazma.
Ispod svega toga vdeti nacsti nisu prb svoo
posledne sada da cd Mokve so davno bill
strani)
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za$tO Sc trazi SIOboda mora.

pre- pripadala Danskoj; da je istu
kupila ova vlada da je ona le-
prsala zastavu susedne zemlje Pa
name.
Kad sto milo pre- rekosmo, Pred
sednik Roosevelt nije niti moze BIZ
ii naivGina, jer ako n;kome nisu
poznati detalji ovog rata MENU
su poznati, tojest. MENU je po-
znato da je pomisao slobodi mo-
ra detinjarija, onda, zasto on ira
III slobodu mora?
Da Sc predobije stanovnistvo
iedne kapitalisticke zemlje "a rat
potrebno je pred MIN istaci ne
kakvu borbu "a nekakvom slobo-
dom. |, buduci da nj jedna kapita-
listicka zemlja pa ma kako da Sc
zvala nije dosledna da vodi stvar-
nu borbu "a slobodu, zasto da Sc
ne trail puka "sloboda mora?
Sloboda mora mole biti krajna
nemogucnost ali pod tim zahtevom
Sc mole napadati nacisticka Ne
macka kada potopi koju americku
ladiu. Sada &c sve burzoaske no.
vine vikati "a slobodom mora elm
Sc tako sto desi. Preko radija ee
brujati napadi sve ce Sc dati ma
tome da Sc podigne ratna histeri-
ia.
Izjalovili su Sc svi "demokrat-
ski" pokusaji da Sc sa propagan-
dom protiv nacistickog varvarskog
postupka protiv tudjih zemalja pre-
dobije radnicka klasa owe zemlje
"a rat. Preko tri godine kapita-
listicka sredstva "javnog mnjenja
trudili su sc da predobiju javno
mnjenje radnika "a rat protiv ma
cistickog imperijalizma. Sviraju
Sc pevaju patriotske pesme, pri-
kazuiu Sc patriotske slike u bio
| skopima - j nakon trogodisnJee
pokusaja da Sc predobije radnic'
ka klasa "a rat, poslednja je danas
protiv rata kao sto bese pre- po-
cetka tih sovinistickih pokusaja
Sada treba sa necim novim predo'
biti radnike "a njihovo sopstveno
klanje. Neka nose americke ladje
ratni material Velikoj Britaniji
neka po koju potopi Nemacka, We
le branioci "demokratskog" i'm
perijalizma, mozda &c to mama po'
moci da sto blize pred radnike
iznesemo nacisticku opasnost ta
ko &c nam to pomoci da radnike
spodgotovimo "a rat da in mole
mo bez opasnosti opasne pobune
odvesti kao jagnjad ma klaonicu
! Plutokratski New York Time:
uvodnicki priznaje ida oval naeir
! postupanja ukljueuje rezik otvo
! renog rata sa Nemackom jeste O
cigledno," kojeg je preporuci(
/ Predsednik Roosevelt, ali to nj ma
! 10 nije N. Y. T. smetalo da stane
(Nastavak ma 3. strana.)
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govor proslog cetvrtka sa kojim je
strogo napao nacisticke gusare
dao nam je znati da je izdao nared-
bu Mornarici da puca elm vidi ma
koiu nacisticku submarinu, pus-
karsku ladju iii druge ratne ladje.
On je sve to uradio zbog toga sto
trazi slobodu mora.
Sada, otvoreni paljbeni rat vodi
Sc izmedju nacisticke Nemacke
"demokratske" Britanije. Jedna
druga zemlja trude Sc da il owe
borbe izadju pobedonosno. one ce
uraditi sve sto mogu da jedna dru-
gu potuku. U ratu nema sale - to-
povi imaju rec!
Britannia zna da je proslog ra-
ia glad igrala vecu ulogu pora-
zu Nemacke nego militarizam "de-
mokratija," te je zbog toga
u ovom ratu proglasila b i 0 k a.
du protiv N ma { Ike ma cr-
moi listi je stavila svetske trgovi-
ne koje su trgovale sa nacistlma.
Nemacka je uverena da ona mo-
ze vremenom naterati britansku
vladu da Sc predadne, tojest, da
potpise "rregovarajuci mir ako
ona ne sdobije neprekidno rat
nog materijala sa strane. | ona le
proglasila odredjene vodene zone
ratnim zonama, da &c ona pucatl
u svaku ladju koja nosi pomoc We
likoj Britaniji gde to bilo.
Vlada Sjedinjenih Drzava koja
jos nije zvanicno u paljbenom ra-
tn protiv Nemacke, sledila je ko-
rake Britanije i metnula je mno-
stvo trgovina JUNE Amerike koJe
simpatisu sa nacistima ma crno
listi. ona otvoreno Sale ratni ma,
terijal Velikoj Britaniji namerno
da ga poslednja upotrebi proti'
uacisticke Nemacke. | kada pOsle
dnja napadne koju americku ladju
zbog pomenutih razolga, Roosevelt
ustaje vice da Sc napada "slobad;
mora" l on Sc poziva ma Johr
Adamsa, drugog Predsednika ovt
zemlje, ma Thomas Jeffersona
treceg Predsednika owe zemlje, ko
ii su naredili americkoj mornari
ci da pocisti vodu Cd ratnih ladjs
stramih zemalja koje su navalivale
ma americke teretne ladje. Ali ov
de mozemo ukratko primetiti d;
tada vlada Sjedinjenih Drzava nij'
sc mesala II tim ratovima kao ST
ie danas Rooseveltova vlada mno
90 zaglibila ratu ma strani Bri
tanske Imperije, prema kojoj po
menuti predsednici nisu gajili n
najmanju simpatiju. Kao sto 81
vidi, pozivanje Predsednika Roo
sevelta ma slavnu istoriju owe zem
lie nj malo Sc ne podudara sa sa
dasnjim polozajem njegove Wade
Ovim Sc nj malo ne brani zliko
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vac I1lIieF Ia hoJoS hSHid PAS''o7
kog della kojeg on ne bi pocinio
da postigne svoj gnusni cilj bra
neci interese nemacke plutokratl-
je, svoje interese copora svojih
gangstera, nego zelimo da prika-
zemo jasnu cinjenicu da Roosevelt
tova vlada bezobzirno poduzimlje
korake protiv kojih Sc zaista, moz-
da nevoljno, moraju nacisti bo-
riiti. Velimo, mozda nevoljno, jer
nacisti ne zele paljbeni rat sa o.
vom zemljom.
U postojecem stanju u kojem
Sc nalazi oval nesretni svet samo
najveci naivcina moze pomis-
liti da je moguce da jedna zemlja
kao sto je ova moze uzivati slobo-
du mora, tojest, da americke ladje
prevazaju slobodno neprekidno
ratni material Velikoj Britaniji,
bez da Sc nacisti nece truditi da
tome ucine kraj. Jamacno je da
Predsednik Roosevelt nije naivGi-
ma. Ako niko drugi, bar on ina
svu situaciju pred svojim ocima.
Poznati su mu svi moguci koraci
nacisticke Wade. l mi smo skloni
verovati da je Rooseveltu bilo poz-
Fnato da &c nacistifae Fatne ladje
iii bombasi napasti americke ladje.
Sigurno mozemo reci da navala ma
cista ma americke ladje nije izne-
nadjenje "a naseg Predsednika
Mozda je zbog toga on mogao ta-
ko hladnokrvno da govori prosloe
cetvrtka uvece.
Mad Crvenim Morem lete ratni
bombasi Nemacke Italije. Tame
Sc tex skoro stisao rat izmedju
britanske vojske italijanske vol
ske. Svakom bese poznato bez ici
je zvani6ne objave da je tai pre-
deo opasan "a ladje ma koje neu
tralne zemlje. Ali Predsednik Roo
sevelt proglasuje Crveno Mo
re otvorenom vodom "a plovidbl
neutralnih ladja. Tamo Sc nadj'
jedha americka ladja koja je no
sila material "a britansku vojn,
silu kod Suez kanala. Neprijate
ljski avojin je sa bombom potref
utopi je. Predsednik Roosevelt
trazi slobodu mora!
Sa odobrenjem Wade Island;
Roosevelt proglasuje to ostrvo po,
okupacijom owe zemlje, sa kojin
korakom je on priblizio ovu zem
lju do samog praga krvoprolica
Nacisti su toj okolici potopil
JOS jednu ladju po imenu S. S. Ses
sa. Predsednik Roosevelt sa svo
Jim govorom izjavljuje da &c anne
ricka Mornarica braniti ne sam
ladje koje leprsaju zastavu ov
zemlje nego i ladje svih zemalj'
koje su prijateljski raspolozen
prema "demokratijama." l pre-
| nalazimo da je ladja S. S. Sess
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SVETSKI RAT SOVJETSKA RUSIJA.

z
canovaza aratur vanj edju ugosave
soilteke Rack Par
gdie
sjesko
Gina la j kupe eipalUv opociaju
soeti vez ve
tu to mog vecem
anovcm
lair Ave.
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M4AsA SYRIA: Uniste-

M4AsA SYRIA: Uniste-
Nnje kapitalistickog ure.
djenja; unistenje ma jam =.
aog ropstva radnicke kia.
sc; prenasanje svih zemaIj-
skin industrial U ruke or
ganizovanih prOizvOdjaca:
svak 0 N radnsku potpun
plod njegovog rada: OSLO
bodjcnje celox toveSnn-
stva cd moriie Klasne Ei"-
1avine: uspostavljanie S'"-
bodne Zajednice Orugova
Drugarica -" ipdustrijal-
ne Republic Rada.
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lM1ASA s R e D 8 Tv A.

lM4ASA s r e D 8 + Y A.
radnicks
klase q duhu klarksfzma
da su rad ! kapitaI nepo.
mirljivi neprijatelji: or9s.
I nizovanje radnitke klase G
jednu Revolutionary Po-
liticku Partiju "a osvaja.
ME | razaranje Polititke
Drzave kapitalizma: crga
nizovanje radnika l u jed
nu revolucionarnu Indus.
trijalnu Juniju "a uzima.
ME. drzanje kretanje svih
zemal ljskih industrija.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Trip TO New York

Robert Haida was best man
and Jack Armstrong ushered
the guests. Mrs. Oren Brigham
Bates of Chicago, mother of the
bridegroom. was unable TO be
present. His sisters, Marjorie
and Doris Bates. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles T. Bartlett. and Mr..
and Mrs. Cleveland of Winnetka
came over for the wedding.
Mrs. Traub's gown was OF
pale gray velvet with which she
wore a spray of white phelenop-
sis orchids.
Gala lilies centered the
brides table which was covered
with a white satin cloth and
held tall silver candelabra with
ivory tapers.
The Rev. and Mrs. Bates left
for New York, the bride wear
ing a brown crepe frOck under
a mink coat and small mink
hat. Her corsage bouquet was of
white gardenias. On their return
they will live in DevonShire road,
Crosse Pointe.
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honor of being the tiniest debu-
tante of her season.
She has just returned 10 her
studies at the Garland School
in Boston.
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PATSY POSSELIUS,
petite and pretty tDiu be
a debutante in June.

hostess at a Mexican breakfast
Monday in her home in Long
Lake road for members of her
book club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thomp-
son of Lahser road left Satur-
day for their Winter home in
Palm Beach, They are expecting
their daughter. Mrs. William L.
Martin. and Molly Martin to
spend some time with them dur
ing the Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Briggs Jr.
returned to their home on Mar
tell drive Monday from a short
stay in Miami.
Mrs. Joseph A. Braun. who
has been travelling in California
with the L. A. Brauns of Palmer
Woods, will start for home Janu-
airy Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. ashb urne
Wright spent Christmas week
moving from the Depew Farm
in Hickory Grove road to their
new residence in Bryn Mawr
road in Birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Ewald of
Barbour Terrace entertained at
dinner Monday evening for Mrs.
r. c. Cameron, who left Thurs
day for a six weeks trip to
Tuscon, AriZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil c. McMath
of Lone Pine road were hosts
at a venison dinner at their
home Friday evening.
Mrs. T. w. Conner and her
daughter, Mrs. William T. Utley
of Orchard Lake, left last Satur-
day for a months trip to Cali
fornia.
Mrs. William NJ. Purves Of Old
Salem court was hostess at
luncheon on Thursday. honoring
the past and present board MEM
bers of the Bloomfield branch
of the Women's Farm and Gar
den Association.
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Lucy Thurman wv
VIII Elect Officers

THE TWENTY-FTRST annual
meeting of the Lucy Thurman
Branch. Y. w. c. A.. will take
place Thursday when the Romi-
nation of a board chairman TO
succeed Mrs. Alfred K. Thomas
will occur.
Mrs. Joseph Moore is chair
man of the nominating commit
tee and all members are asked
10 cast their ballots for the
1871 directors on Thursday be-
tween 9 and $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Burrell Carter is chair
man of the annual meeting CONF
mlttee.
This year. there will be din
ner followed by the presentation
of the annual reports of the
chairman and a special showing
Of motion pictures. in color. Of
Camp Norcom.
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3 Matfons in Party

Six young matrons viii be in
the wedding party Of Barbara
Fitch and Burt Shurly on Feb
ruary l, the bride-elect's sister.
Mrs. Charles K. Latham Jr..
having been asked to be matron
of honor. Doris Otter will be
one of the bridesmaids and 9TH
ers will be Mrs. II. Conan
Munroe, sister of Mr.. Shurlyi;
Mrs. E. Curtis Mathews, Mrs.
Thomas Z. Wilson, Mrs. Ernst
F. Kern and Mrs. Clement A.
Penrose Jr.
Edmund Shurly will be his
brothers best man and ushers
include Palmer and John w.
Waiting. J. Burgess Book Jr.,
Ernst Kern, Charles K. Latham
Jr., John O. Bayne. all from
Detroit; Oliver Transue of
Cleveland and Macdonald Gill
lespie of New York.
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A June Debut

II will be a Juhe debut for
little Miss Mary Patricia Pos
seliuS. Patsy is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Pos
Selius of Burns avenue and she
is a member of a large and jolly
family
She has been making debu-
tante plans ever since the very
successful season of her older
sister. Jean, a few years ago,
Patsy. who is small and gay
and pretty, may win the coveted