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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-03-05
Sa dive proslave De Leonovih Sledbenika.
Montevideo, Uruguay

Montevideo, Uruguay.
Imajuci u vidu nuznost klasnog
prosvecivanja radnicke klase, da
bi Sc ona oslobodila ispod najam-
nog ropstva, kao nuznost dobiva-
MIA sredstava "a sirenje nauke
radnickog oslobodjenja, Radnicka
Organizacija De Leonovih Sled
benika odrzala je dive afere, pix
mix ma kojem Sc proslavio rodjen
dan Daniela De Leona i jedan
drugarski sastanak "a docek No
We Godine.
Proslava De Leonovog rodjen-
dana.
Dan proslave bi zakazan "a IA.
Decembra, ali usled nepogodnog
vremena proslava sc odrzala 81,
decembra. Tai dan je bio odlican.
Trava bese sveza, a gosti sprem-
nj da sc razvesele i da predonesu
svom klasnom cilju. Sa posetom
smo bill zadovoljni kako sa mate
rijalne tako i sa moralne strane,
drugim recima, poseta bese dobra.
Ona bese dobra iako Sc tog dana
odrzao sastanak svih Slavena ko-
je je %predvodio novoimenovani
konsul, M. Sors, milioner IL Jugo-
slavic, koji poseduje ovde nekoli-
ko t~vornica. Mega je zvanicno i
menovala engleska vlada. Desna
ruka su mu ovdasnji jugoslaven-
ski pseudokomunisti. l stanje je
takvo1 dal funaj koji mije "a kapi
Observation-Disclosures Engles-
ku tai je protiv Rustic. l pseudo
komunisti, zajedno sa pomenutim
burzoaskim skupom, ovo rade pod
trobojnicom Jugoslavije!
Nakon sto su svi gosti bill pos
luzeni kako M in samo mogli do
bro docekati, drug Vidmar, u ulo-
ri stoloravnatelja, pozdravlja gos-
te ma spanskom jeziku i ukratko
objasnjava znacaj De Leonovog
Dana, te zatim predaje rec drug'l
P. Centneru, koji takodjer IA
spanskom jeziku ~pozdravlja goste
i govori i'm o Deleonizmu.
Ne SINE biti saradnje izmedju
radnieke klase i kapitalisticke
klase, kao sto ne SINE biti sarad'
ME izmedju radnieke zemlje i ka'
pitalistickih zemalja, rece drue
Centner, jer onoga momenta ka'
da prva saradjuje sa poslednjim;
ona ignorise svetski proletarijat
odbacuje iskreno prijateljstvt
svetske radnicke klase i prims
lazno, licemerno, hipokritsko pri
jateljstvo ~kapitalista i njihovil
zemalja, da bi owe sto wise stezal'
lance najamnog robovanja.
Sva propaganda O b%ranjenju 80
%tadzbine" nije nista drugo dol
nagovaranje radnika da dobrovolj
no usvoje sistem domaceg naciz
ma iii Industrijalnog Feudalizma
jer, rece. drug Centner, radnici 81
roba i dok su oni takvi oni ne mo
gu imati otadzbine.
Cujemo cd mnogih da radnic
nisu u stanju da upravljaju s;
proizvodnjom. Neka to radnik nj
kad ne govori o sebi niti neka t,
nikome ne v~eruje koji tako govo
re, jer su to radnici koji proizvo
de v drustveno bogatstvo. On
su tt koji krecu i proizvode moe
nu industriju, bez niche pomoc
sem prirodne. Jednog dana, rece
Centner, Swift, posednik ogromn'
tvornice u Chicago, ILL.,, u. S. A.
skoci sa 10. sprata i izvrsi samou
bistvo. l mi ne videsmo da je zbo,
toga morala prestati proizvodnj'
u njegovom poduzecu. Radnici 81
bill primorani da odadnu "postu'
"a jedan easak i proizvodnja 81
kretala kao da je xiv iii mrta1
Swift, iii kao da ga nikada nil
IA ovom svetu bilo.. Ovo je doka:
j da kspit&lish nisn nimalo potreb
; nj proizvodnji, da Sc oni tamo
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-03-05

Cist prihod sa owe proslave IL
nosi II pesosima 47.67.
Nase piknike vec Cd nekoliko 60
dina odrzavamo u La Paz. Organl-
zacija Sc mnogo zahvaljuje nasem
simpaticaru, M. Flajniku i njego-
voj drugarici josef ma n%jihovom
radu.
Da bi prihod owe proslave bio
veci, drug l. Vidmar je poklonio
jedan kufer ma kome je prihodo-
vano 1000, dok ie drugarica Kata
Pavlovic poklonila jednu tortu ma
kojoj je prihodovano 500 pesa.
Organizacija Sc najlepse zahva-
ljuje swim prilagacima, kao i svoj
pOseti.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-03-05

-
Marx-De Leonovu nauku, da SUI
radnici u stan ju sami kretati i
upravljati sa svom zemaljskom
proizvodnjom, da su oni sto Sc tie
velieanstvene f%unkcije tice, sazre-
Ii "a svoje oslobodjenje ispod ma
jamnog ropstva.
Zbog toga, n~astavlja drug GO
vornik, nuznost je radnika owe
zemlie kao i svih drugih zemalja
da citaju i studiraju stampu i IL
te%raturu koja zagovara naukd
Marxa i De Leona. Oni &c Sc tada
tako klasno prosvetiti i saznatl
neophodnu potrebu politickog Or
ganizovanja "a unistenje burzo-
aske drzave, kao i potrebu indus
trijalnog organizovanja da tako
radnici uzmu sredstva proizvodnje
u svoje ruke da i'll krecu II korist
svih korisnih clanova. Same tada
cemo imati otadzbinu, rece drug
Centner, koju cemo moci uspesnO
i n%eporazno braniti.
Kada je drug Centner spomenuo
herojsku borbu ruskih radnika i
rece da su oni jedini koji Sc bore
"a svoj zajednicki razvitak, tada
Sc razleze burno odobravanje. A
Ii on u isti NAH re6e prisutnima
da je klasna sardinia Stalina sa
kapitalizmom protu-marksisticka i
da Sc JOS ne INA kojim &c Sc prav-
sem krenuti do sada prilicno iskri-
vudan tok iruskeo Proleterske Re
volucije, i da mi ne trebamo gail
ii glediste da nase oslobodjenje,
zavisi cd sublime ruskih radnika,
jer pc recima, oca znanstvenOg
Socijalizma, Karla Marxa, radnic-
ka klasa svake kapitalisticke zem-
lie ina. jer mole, da prvo obra-
cuna sa svojom domacom burzoa-
zion.
Da bi drug govornik sto wise OBJ
jasnio potrebu samostalne akcije
radnicke klase svih zemalja i jos
vecu potrebu klasnog ~prosveciva-
MIA i gradjenja svog domaceg re-
volucionarnog pokreta, on prisut-
nina rece da su "a "a godine ma
jamni radnici susednih kapitalis-
tickih zemalia posmatrali oslobo-
djene sovjetske radnike, pa ipak
to nije sprecilo da IL Nemackoj
pobedi gadni nacizam, j eto sada
in sill da napadaju zemlju tin W.
lin oslobodjenih Sovjetskih radni-
ka!
Onda je drug Centner zakljucic
svoj govor sa apelom ma prisutne:
i rece i'm: Vase oslobodjenje mo-
ra biti vase vlastito delo. Zboe
topa ne oklevajte. OrganiZuite Sc
u pokret Radnicke Organizacije
De Leonovih Sledbenika!" Poset'
nici ~pozdravise druga %govornika
prilozise ~novcano Ia pokrice tros.
kova, i da pc mogucnosti nestc
ostane "a izdrzavanje sredstva re.
volucionarne prosvete, RADN1C'
iKE BORBE.
Sledeci ~prilozise u pesosima:
Familija M. Pavlovic 1000, P
Centner 700, A. Komjetan 500
j. Cindrie 500, Familija T. Vrba.
mic 500, V. V~ukojevac 500, M
Seberdjija 500, J. Majer 500, D
Culum 500, A. Horvat 500, S
Pernar 400, l. Diosi 500, Famili.
ia Holencer 800, M. Cvijeticanir
800, L. Medic 800, Garcia 200
Sahurko 200, P. Vukojevac 200
M. Vukojevac 200, l. Zebic 200, J
Kolosa 200, Cavlovic 200, Alder.
to 200, M. Pavlovic 200, M. FLAT
mix 200, K. Sabo 1.5O, T. Medved
1.50, Ana Machulina 1.50, Noirs
100, J. Tapisero 100, N. N. LOO
Prada 100, S. Fabos LOO, A. Mar
kanovic 100, Maria LOO, Gillor'
no LOO, L. Mihic 400, L. Vidma,
800, N. Oreskovic 800, D. Mrao'
vic 800.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-03-05

Organizacija Sc najlepse zahva-
ljuje swim prilagacima, kao i svoj
poseti.
Novogodisnja proslava.
Da bi sto ~veselije docekali No
WI Godinu odrzali smo drugarski
sastanak u stanu drugova Pavlo-
vica. Drug Mate i drugarica Ka-
ia Pavlovic priredili su veceru u
oci Move Godine i pozvase drugo-
We ma veselje. Naravno oni su o.
WI veceru priredili imajuci strogo
ma m novogodisnji darak Rad
nicke Borbe. Drugarica Kata Paw
lovic, koja je nasa clanica, zbog
toga sto je znala da oko priredji-
vanja vecera treba mnogo posla,
ona Sc MEGA %prihvatila, jer uziva
kad mole da dade kako moralne,
tako i materijalne pomoci organi-
~zaciji.
h'"Oko 9. sati uvece gosti su poce-
Ii dolaziti. Kada su svi, ma koje
Sc racunalo, dosli, stol je bio
spremljen. Drug NJ. Pavlovic poz-
va goste da zauzmu mesta. Paciji
paprikas bese serviran. TakO ie
vecera bila ukusna da su svi pri-
sutni mislili da Sc tog momenta
nalaze IL mestima odakle su dosli.
Osim toga, tn je bilo i prasetine,
vina i piva it'd. Dok su svi Pc dru-
GIN mestima slavili stare tradici-
one obicaje, dotle je Organizacija
De Leonovih Sledbenika s~lavila
b%uducnost. Rad pomocu prirode
stvara svo drustveno bogatstvo,
logicno je da &c bogatstvo pripa-
Gati radu. To je nasa b%uducnost!
Nakon sto su Sc gosti n~ajeli,
drug Culum i'll ie ma spanskom je-
ziku pozdravio i pozdravi akt dru-
ga i drugarice Pavlovic, te rece
gostima, kada budu pozvati, da Sc
odazovu novcanom prilogu "a po-
krice troSkova i odrzavanje sred-
silva revolucionarne prosvete. Ia
tim je i drug Centner, takodjer IA
spanskom jeziku, obratio paznju
rrisutnima kako ie lepo posma-
trait skup radnickih obitelji be-
pitanja n%acije, rase i ko INA sta,
Tako Sc mogu radnici sloziti sve-
strand. Oni su razdeljeni jer i ka-
pitalizam zavodi sa laznim ras-
MIN i nacionalnim pitanjima. ]
akc ikoga boil mediusobno klanJe
radnicke klase zbog grabezljivih
interesa kapitalisticke klase, tc
bell revolucionara. Radnici, mill
oni Nth. padaju, a tome je uzrok
i m~anjkanje klasne svesti, kao
mikavelianska politika koja putu'
je pod radnickim kaputom.
Mi odbacujemo prezirno 194l
godinu, koja base mozda najkrva-
via u ~istoriii covecanstva. NADIA
mo Sc i radicemo ma tome da 1912
godina vidi osvit move gore OSLO
bodjenja radnika i %unistenja tlra'
nije.
Zatim drug D. Culum i NJ. Paw
lovic potsete goste ma vaznu silva,
i dole naznaceni prilozise slede-
&c sumo u pesosima:
Familija Vrbanjic 500, C. della
Terre 500, J.. Prstac 500, v W.
kojevac 400, M. Cvijeticanin 400,
/ I. Diosin 400, l. Mihic 400, ]. W.
ianic 500, P. Centner 800, S. Per
mar 800, Familija Pavlovic 800
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-03-05
zanatsk manufactured ma
Sinski natin pr0izvOdnje.

PI&e: w. s.
Ekonomske epohe ne razlika-
in Sc DO onome Sto Sc pravl,
nero DO onolne kako Sc pravi,
koiim sredstyima "a rad.
- MARX.
Evening star., 1942-02-22

was clearly and beautifully scratched into the
metal. With the naked eye it was impossible
to see anything.
That night they slept in the soft hay of
roadside barn.
Two days later they arrived at the military
headquarters.
NHE-LIN. after reporting to his superior
officer, took Black Goose before his general.
There was moment or two of great embar-
rassment as they stood before this high officer.
Il took her." said Che-Lin simply. "And
brought her along. In the first town mar
ried her. And now she is here"
so see," said the general coldly.
But that is not all. On this bit of ribbon
are twenty-four scenes from the life of Con-
fucius, and here on the edge of this coin -"
He gave the coin and glass into the generals
hands. "And that is not all. This little Black
Goose can write whole sentence of ten or
fifteen words on the head of pin. Yes. it is
true. And besides all this she can mend uni
forms and roll bandages and cook But these
last things do not seem so important because
what have in mind"
you need not tell me for already know
what you have in mind. We have had great
difficulty getting messages through the enemy
lines.
And now - Black Goose" he said, ad-
dressing the girl, ''you are welcome. Get out
your needle and take your place here in the
office. We have work to do. Where did you
learn this art?"
MY father was an engraver."
Good. Here are some coins. Begin at
once. Copy each message carefully. China,
as you see, always finds way. With such
boys as Che-Lin, and such girls as you, China
will never be conquered"
The End
Evening star., 1942-02-22

Where will we sleep tonight" she asked.
I'm barn. Any barn beside the road"
II will wash you with soap and water
when we come to a good place. will do
everything for you"
"You are good girl. Black Goose"
Il will be as good as can"
I'm the next town - we will be there by
sundown - the magistrate will marry U.S."
Marry us!' she exclaimed.
YES"
But thought - You bought me and
l was willing because if the enemy got me- -"
The magistrate will marry us. If you are
not modern girl. then am not a modern
boy. 1t is best so.
xHEY were married in the Office of the mag
istrate before sundown of that day. An enemy
plane droned overhead during the short
service And when the ceremony was over
the wife of the magistrate presented the bride
with silver bracelet. Soon they were on the
road again.
Hurry, my love-" said Black Goose. Il
want to show you something before the twi-
light sets in. 1t is secret thing that have
for you and you alone"
When they were far from the town she
drew copper penny from her pocket. 1t
had been carefully tied in handkerchief.
Here" she said. This is for you. It is
not an ordinary penny -" She drew out
the magnifying glass. Here on the edge of
the coin have scratched with fine needle
the lines of an old poem"
As he turned the penny around he read:
Wherever you 60, there shall I 60.
And wherever you are, there too i0iH / be.
Body and soul
On this earth together,
And epe1more.
He examined it very closely. Each word
Evening star., 1942-02-22

stated Che-Lin coldly, in a quiet voice.
That is my business.
And you would rather the enemy had
her for nothing?"
IF her father had left her dover money,
we could have married her last year. But he
left her nothing not even red copper
Twenty dollars" said Che-Lin.
1T is very little"
Twenty dollars"
Il heard YOU"
Twenty dollars"
She is young, she is beautiful. Take her
for twenty-five"
Twenty"
"All right. Why do you haggle with me?
Give me the money and take her"
He reached into his pocket, drew out four
dollars. Here" he said. And the rest -"
The rest! Where will you be -"
DO not worry. will write you a chit and
give you my regiment number and every
thing"
II will have to whistle for it,
LISTEN, woman. China is invaded by
fierce enemy. We are ready to give our lives
for our country. And you cry about sixteen
dollars am taking girl off your hands.
She will be safe with me. And the money -
You will get the money. am not a common
soldier. am special man. And if you want
to know, have the rank of captain"
You don't look like a captain. You are too
young"
Only last week was promoted We don't
wear Our stripes when we go through enemy
country. could show you my papers"
He was about to unbutton his coat and
draw out his papers when Black Goose said:
Show her nothing. She can't read anyway"
Che-Lin grew bolder.
See here" he said sharply. Il have the
Evening star., 1942-02-22

right to commander what think necessary.
When you get to the next town you can file
a complaint with the officers. Here is my
name and regiment number, and here He
wrote on piece of paper - 'is an LOU. for
sixteen dollars. And you, Black Goose, make
ready at once. We are leaving"
II will be ready in morhent." She ran
into the house to tie together her few things
into square of cloth.
The woman held the paper in her hand
Sixteen dollars" she said, do not grow on
trees"
And it is coming to you only because
Black Goose is an old-fashioned girl and did
not want to run away"
so you have already tried to talk her into
evil doings."
Yes, but she is not a modern girl"
Modern girl! beat it out of her,"
BY this time Black Goose had her bundle
tied and was at the gate ready to 60.
1--WE have work to do" said Che-Lin, land
must be off. Goodby. Take care of yourself
and move on as soon as possible"
And don't you forget, young fellow. the
sixteen dollars
They started on their way Not once did
Black Goose look behind "You are not say
ing goodby to your aunt" Che-Lin remarked.
II have seen her dark face once too often.
| am looking ahead at the road Why should
l turn behind? am looking overhead at the
sky to spot possible enemy plane. Why
should look at herr"
They walked on in silence. He stopped at
farmhouse to warn the people of the i'm
pending danger. They went on and on.
After long time she asked: "Are you really
a captain, Che-Lin?"
''Yes, Black Goose, am
you are so young to be captain"
Il have been two years in the army"
Evening star., 1942-02-22

SIMPLY AMAZING!" saws
lovely Wanda Meade. Seems to me
that's the longest I've ever had
pair of stockings wear! Now wash
out my stockings with Ivory Flakes
after every wearing instead of stick
ing them in a laundry bag" 1t pays.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Wool Trade Improves
Sharply at Boston
Or tia Arsnniatnd prnSr

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, March IA Omitted States
Department of Agriculture There
was a much better demand for do
mestic wools in Boston during the
last week. Sales consisted mostly
of territory woods contracts from the
new clip.
Spot lots of graded bright fleece
vools we're receiving some demand
at 52-53 cents. in the grease, for
three -eighths and one-quarter blood
combing woods, and at 1850 cents,
in the grease, for one-half blood
conbing woods.
Fine combing Ohio delaine had a
little call at 46-48 cents, in the
grease.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

fQuotations Furnished By the Associated Press) 7
1912 Stock and Sales Net
High Low Div Rate Add 90 High Low Close Chge
491s 37% Abbt Lab .6Oa s 4Ols 37s. 39% -2h
10sh 1851 tAbbott Lab pf 240 lot lot 107 u
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Increase Is Revealed
In Postal Savings

Deposits in the postal savings in
creased 100000 900 last year, and to-
tailed s1,314 100000 at the end of the
year. according to the Federal Re-
serve Board. Fluctuating during the
year, deposits reached a maximum
of 81 1923 100000 and a minimum of
S1,304, 100000
Evening star., 1942-03-15

Unit Of tTaains 10 shares ss In bang; 1.a
under Bankruptcy Act. or securities as
sumed by such companies Rates OF divi-
dends in the foregolng table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semi-annua declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
not included xd Ex dividend II Ex
rights. Also extra or extras. Cash or
stock. Declared or paid so far this year.
Playable in stock, Paid last year. Pay:
able in Canadian funds Accumulate led
dividends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

a Also extra or extras. eDeclared or
paid so far this year. Paid last year.
Quotations furnished by National Asso-
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions of Arm bids or offers but
should indicate approximate prices.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

fUnt Of trading, ten shares sales printed in fun:
'In bankruptcy or receivershp being reorganized
companies Rates Of dividends in the ioregoing table
semi annual declaration Unless otherwise noted spe-
cial or extra dividends are not included I'd Ex div-
dend. xd Ex rights. Also extra or extras. Cash
or stock Declared or paid SO far this year Pay
able in stock. Paid last Payable in Canadian
funds. < Accumulated dividends paid or declared this
year. fDeliSt{pg pending.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
u R B

tBy Private Wire Direct to The star.J
Transactions on the New York
Curb Exchange on Saturday, Mar.
IA, 1912,
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Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK. March IA lF-National
Association Securities Dealers. Inc:
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Capitol Securities
lover the Counter.)

The following nominal bid and asked
quotations on Washington securities traced
over the counter. as of Saturday. have
been assembled for The Star by Washing
ton members of the National Associa tion
OF Securities Dealers, Inc:
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B O N DS

By private wire direct to The Star.
Transactions in Bonds on the New
York Stock Exchange on Saturday,
Mar. IA, 1912.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Maryland Bar Commences
Atlantic City Sessions

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTIC CITY, June 25.-The
Maryland State Bar Association S
47th annual convention opened to-
day with President Charles Markell
of Baltimore presiding.
The day was to be devoted to COM
mittee reports and general discus
sions.
A proposal to change the State
Court of Appeals to a five-judge
court, judges pensions and the pro-
posed amendment to change the
Juvenile Court are among impor-
tant items to be discussed during
the meeting which ends Saturday
night
A report of the committee on laws,
headed bv G.. Ebert Marshall of
Easton. recommended changes in
the judges pension plan. the elm
ination of non-essential Govern
ment spending, curbs on excessive
war wages and profits. and forma-
tion of tax program to prevent in
creases in the cost of living and to
produce adequate revenues to
finance the war effort.
The committee said in its opinion
the States pension policy for judges
was unfair to the great majority
of its judges and is detrimental to
the best interests of the State in
the maintenance of a well-quali-
fled judiciary"
1t termed the pensions inadequate
uncertain and lacking in due con-
sideration for length of service in
comparison with over reconsideration
for short service"
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Woodside Park
Asks Zone Law
Amendment
Montgomery County
Urged to ReIox Rules
For Duration
recommending

A resolution recommending
amendment Of the Montgomery
County zoning ordinance to permit
roomers or boarders in homes in
residential A zones for the duration
Of the war was adopted last night by
the Woodside Park Civic Association
at meeting in Montgomery Hills
Junior High School.
The measure points out that in
view Of the demand for rooms 1t
would be wiser to enact a temporary
amendment requiring permit,
similar to that adopted in the Dis
trict some months ago, than to have
violations.
Both the Board of County Com
missioners and the Maryland-N Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission will be sent copies of
the resolution. which was introduced
by Lewis B. Moulton, chairman of
the Committee on Legislation and
Legal Action.
Cnalrmen OF Standlng committees
for the year were announced as
follows:
Evarts Judson Wagg, membership;
Frank Harris, public utilities; Harry
S. Elkins, restrictions and buildings;
Charles A. Weigel, public health and
safety; Mrs. Floyd F. Smith. enter
tainment and social activities; Mrs.
Harold P. Morris, education; Floyd
F. Smith, gardening; Wayne Bird
sell, publicity, and Lewis B. Moulton,
legislation and legal action.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Capt. Smith Of Frederick
Heads Maryland Firemen
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
FREDERICK, Md, June 25.-
Capt. F. Lester Smith Of Frederick
replaced Roland B. Duke of Leon
srdtown TODAY as president Of the
Maryland State Firemen's Associa-
ton.
Other officers elected at the as
sociation's 50th annual convention,
which closed last night, were
Thomas Pozzalo. North Beach. first
vice president: Preston Cantler. An
rapolis. second vice president; Elmer
K. Kight. Frostburo. treasurer: B. r.
Benson. CockeysviIle secretary. and
the Rev. James Minter, Bel Air,
chaplain.
c. C. Larrimore of Easton was
selected long-term trustee and John
o. Cockey Of Glyndon short-term
trr'stee.
Mrs. Edward r. Marks. Lans-
downe, was elected president Of the
Women's AUXILIARY. Other officers
chosen included Mrs. EUeene Nc
1ntvre. Jessups. senior vice presi-
dent: Mrs Pearl Heinbach. Rosedsle.
Junior vice president: Mrs. Mae
Schoene, Ellicott City, recording
secretary: Mrs. Edna M. Engle.
Frostburg. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Maude Caniford, Brunswick.
treasurer, and Mrs. Mary E. Walker,
Berwyn, chaplain.