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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-01-28
(Nastavak)
Voino-faSistitka diktatura.

Vojno-faSistitka diktatura.
Grdno su Sc prevarili oni koji
su mislili da &c Sc stanje stvari
n Jugoslaviji poboljsati. Kada je
q junu mesecu (1928) prolivena
krv Narodnoj Skupstini, ranje-
nj Stjepan Radio je slikovito uz-
viknuo: sNema wise ustava. Nema
visa zakona. Odsad postoje samo
kralj njegov narod." Stjepan
Radio nije doziveo (umro je cd
rama avgustu 1929 formalno
uspostavljanje stanja kojeg je sam
predvideo. Cd Krvave Skupstine
luna 1928. otekivalo sc da &c do
ci ''neka promena". Dosla je. U
ponoc izmedju S. s. januara (19-
49,, izmedju pravoslavnog Bad
Meg Dana i Bozica, kralj Alex
sandar je sa svojim ukazom pos
lao jugoslavenski parlamentari-
zam muzej starina - proglasio
je potpunu diktaturu kraljevskog
apsolutnma. Ustav bese unisten.
Svi zakoni behu poniSteni. Sve i
xabrane .drxavne, oblasne, sreske
i tmesne vlastf behu suspendova-
ne. Ostala je samo jedna vlast -
1oIa vlast kraljeve wolfe. Ne sa-
NO to. UniSteno bese ono malo
prava stampe sto je postojalo. OBJ
javljen bese ulfzz, kojim su "a
brxnjene sve orgznixacije koje su
tEskile prumenu drustvenog siste-
ma sve organizacije koje su i
ns3e sopinistitki iii nacionalistie-
III program.
DHtatura. md diktaturana.
Nije AleAsandropa diktatura
him prva u Evy0pi iii ma svetu.
sDl1&atuFe bsliu uspostsvljsne u
lEsufjarsksj, Italiji, 4paniji, Bu-
4zrsknj, Polisl0j i drueim evrcp-
81 i m fdrzssunsa. Mi diktxaire
HoYtyxa, MussOlini@a, de Rivere,
dsnkoffa j Pflsudslrog behu bur
3ssS&e demohnxtije" q esrsvnjsnju
- Aaeksandrovom tdikt&turum.
HAous1a 'su ostale dilktata1re eogfez-
1e u narodnoj krvi, ipek sc 'kod
zj1k usGinsnsa posax4isao po -koji
ssestak parIsnentsrixma. All A.
1skssudYova diktatura, "a samih
!pst ssti unizti sve tragove 'parla-
uentuFiz1na doaese krajni apso-
1utisam - krajniji potpuniji cd
enog u nekadasnjoj carskoj Rusi-
j. :
Ujediujenje jugoslavsa,slke
hajdufije. '''''-...
Sastav kraljcvskog Kabineta
najbolje svedoGi da je Aleksan-
drown diktatura organizovala moe
IA sve silnije pottinjavanje rad
nfka siromasnih seljaka Jugo-
sfavfje. Aleksandar je poverio O.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-01-28

y nase doba koje toliko raznls-
liza i rezonira, onaj koji ne un1e
naci dobar razlog "a sve, ma "a
najgore i nainaopaekije, mora da
los niie daleko odmakao. Sve sto
ie svetu upropaseeno, bilo Je u
propasceon dobrim razlogom.
- Hegel.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-01-28
Puko misljenje?

Jos jednom su Nehru Gandhi
ii zatvoru. Veliki kapitalisti, ko-
il prilazu delimicnom fondu Kon-
gresne partije, slobodni su. Gand-
hi priznaje da ii prilozi ''tiho Ia
duzuju" partiju prema kapitalis-
TINA. On objasnjava, "Ali stvarno
ma mas vrlo malo uplivise mislje-
ME bogatasa. Owls Kongresa 0
bogatasima je nesretan. ia ma
merno upotrebavljam rec nesre-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-01-28

Read the WEEKLY PEOPLE, OF.
ficial organ of the Socialist La
Dor Party. - Subscription Two
dollars for one year.
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die da London uplivise drzanje
britanske Wade prema nezavisnos-
ii Indije." Da optuzba Indie nije
zasnovana sasvim ma summit, da Sc
videti IL Mr.. Churchilovog zakli-
MANIA da on namerava odrzati i'm
periju nerazdvojivu, IL njego-
vog tumaeenja Roosevelt-Chur-
chilovo4 pakta - da "Atlantski
Carter ne odnosi Sc ma Indiju."
Tia borba Sc takodjer manifestu-
je pollticki potpori koju kapi-
talisti Indie daju Kongresnoj par
TIL.
Svaka odlagana godina donosi
profit.
u Kalkuti, veil Mr.. Matthews,
"ovi praktieni britanski biznicari
mnogo su zabrinuti zbog izgledne
nezavisnosti, iako oni ne ocehuju
da &c ona dOci nekoliko godina
nakon kraja rata. Oni ukazuju ma
cinjenicu da velike firme Indie,
kao sto je Birla Brothers of Bom-
bay, financiraju Sve-Industrijski
Kongres. Sledstveno, oni argu-
mentisu, Kongres &c imati da OF
plaeuje dug NINA da &c Sc to
otplacivanje rezultovati u odstra-
njivanju interesa britanskog biz
Mesa"
Indijski kapitalisti sa kojima je
Matthews dosao dodir ne boje
Sc "da &c socijalisticka ideja ia
vahrala Nehru-a dobiti poleta.
cak iako on upravlja sa pozorni-
com, Indijanci [kapitalisti] veru-
ju da &c on biti .pametan'. A ako
on ne bude takay, jedan Indijanac
[kapitalistal strasi ga, veleei da
&c on naei .kapitaliste Britanije i
Indie ujedinjene protiv MEGA. Ia
sada vecina biznieara Indie drze
svoje prste u oba logora."
Patriotizam j finansijski
interest.
Britanski kapitalisti priznaju da
su oni sprecili razvitak industrije
Indie. Oni vefe da je tai stupanj
prosao, jer ranim Devesto-Dva-
desetim godinama britanska vlada
je dozvolila da Sc razviju neke
industrije koje kontrolise kapital
Indie pod tarifnom protekcijom.
Indijski kapitalisti vele da je jos
spreeena slobodna kretnja kapita-
lu Indie pomocu zapreka koje ,su
ocevidno skrojene da site bri-
tanska posedstva u Indiji bri-
tanski izvoz manufakturu. Mi
hova tekstilna eelicna industri-
ia, oni vele, "uspostavljene SD
protiv zelje Britanije putem
borbe svakog koraka protiv bri-
tanskih protivnosti.' "Patrioti-
zam i finansijski interest,"" sunni
ra Mr.. Matthews, da p o ! o Z a j
kapitalista eide pararelno, vodeci
in logicnom zakljueku da Britain
ci moraju lei van."
Masa naroda Indie. vecina ze-
maljskog stanovnistva cd 400,-
100000, nemaju uloska u Indiji,
niti oni mogu imati nadu da &c
ikada imati uloska dogod opstoji
klasno drustvo. Gde god Sc ovoj
mast dozvoljava politicki izrazaj
ona ie takodjer odlucena da bri-
tanski kapitalisti moraju lei van
Indije. Nehru ne tvrdi da &c sa-
ma nezavisnost Indie koristiti
mast. zbog toga on podnasa pro-
gram koji Sc opisuje da je Soci-
jalisticki "a podizanje zverskih
uslova koji su ma nju nametnuti
cd strane kako britanskih tako j
indiiskih kapitalista. kao sto Mr.
Matthews izvestava, da &c britain
ski indijski kapitalisti navaliti
ma MEGA ii ma druge) ako on nj
ie "pametan." Bit "pametan', o.
5evidno znaci biti suglasan sa ze-
llama kapitalista. da nastave IL
rabljivati masu.
Puko misljenje?
Jos jednom su Nehru Gandhi
zatvoru. Veliki kapitalisti, ko.
il prilazu delimienom fondu Kon.
Evening star., 1943-12-15

have been handled up to January
/, 1943-were explained In the book
and quoted by the newspaper.
The Germans found in Norway a
population not corresponding with
the "Germanic Viking ideal they had
read about in school" An ANGLO
Saxon parlor Bolshevik spirit pre-
dominated, but the population was,
nevertheless, Germanic, and educa-
ton, especially the education of
children and youth, should make
the Norwegians Nordic people, ac-
cording to the German conception y
Therefore, German soldiers "were
allowed only in special cases to
marry Norwegian women, but ii
was expressly desirable that Ger
man soldiers produce the most
children possible with Norwegian
women, irrespective of marriage"
Pays All Maternity Expenses.
The association stands all ma
ternity expenses with money
printed by and requisitioned from
the Bank OF Norway" cares for
mothers in luxurious homes taken
from rich Norwegians and decides
whether the father will be allowed
Evening star., 1943-12-15
House Committee Backs
McMurray In Contest
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Preo0.
A House Elections Committee
agreed unanimously yesterday to rec
ommend to the House dismissal Of a
contest brought by former Republi-
can Representative Lewis D. Thill
against the election Of Representa-
tive McMurray, Democrat, to the
Wisconsin fifth district congressional
seat.
Chairman Peterson said the action,
taken during a three-hour executive
session, included appointment of
subcommittee to draw up a report
on the case for consideration by the
full committee before 1t reports to
the House.
Mr.. Peterson told a reporter the
subcommittee report may be some
what critical" of Wisconsin election
laws, adding that under that States
statutes there is no real limit on ex-
penditures by clubs" supporting
congressional candidate.
Evening star., 1943-12-15

to legitimize the child by marriage. !"
The decisive factor concerning
the soldiers right to marry 4 Nor
wegian woman lis not only her
Nordic appearance, but also her
own and her family's attitude and
way of living"
The mother has no right to the
child, even If the father has wife
in GermanA In such cases, the
problem often is solved through the
soldiers. adopting the child into his
own family.
OF the 2,610 instances mentioned,
German paternity was recognized
in 1,469, while only 139 Germans
married the Norwegian mothers.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
German Organization
Urges Troops 10 Sire
Children in Norway
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-How Ger
man soldiers in Norway are spurred
by Nazi organization to sire "the
most children possible with Nor
wegian women, irrespective of mar
riage" has been told by the Stock
holm newspaper Dagens Nyheter
the owl said last night.
The Swedish newspaper said the
workings of the Spring of Life
Association" were outlined in a
book, For Teutonic Sword and
Cradle" by Gen. Wilhelm Rediess
Gestapo chief in Norway, of which
20 copies were printed.
2,610 Ceases" Handled.
The basis of the plan and its func-
tions-2,610 leases" were said to
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Broudcosters Honored

CIUDAD TRUJILLO, Dominican
Republic, Dec. Is tR.-The govern
ment awarded the Heraldic Order OF
Christopher Columbus yesterday to
Walter Lennon, president of the
Worldwide Broadcasting Founda-
ton; Niles Trammel. president OF
NBC, and Eli (Buck) Camel, who has
charge of MICS Latin American
programs.
Evening star., 1943-12-15

States for 1nfor-
nation, not tax
es. The same
sort of request
is made annual
ly to all busi-
n ess organiza-
tions which COL
lect money from
the public.
It is estimated
that many bill
lions of dollars
OF m oney are
collected &C h
year in the form
of dues and in
{fs,fs~~ S~ -.
Evening star., 1943-12-15

Mr.. Thill charged that Mr.. Nc
Murray spent excessive amounts in
the election campaign, with viola
tions Of State and Federal Corrupt
Evening star., 1943-12-15

Practices Acts, and that he accepted
contributions from corporations.
All his charges were denied by Mr..
McMurray.
Evening star., 1943-12-15

the same mistake in public rela-
tions that employer organizations
used to make-but maybe that's the
way to learn.
(ReDraductiops piohfS pesarvad,
Evening star., 1943-12-15

This paper puts at your disposal the
service of an extensive organiza ton in
Washington to answer questions This
bureau cannot attempt to diagnose
disease. A doctor should be called in
all such cases. You have only to ad-
dress The Evening Star Information
Bureau, Frederic J. Haskin, director.
for return hostage
Evening star., 1943-12-15
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

has just approved is simple request
from the Government of the United
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

CARS wANTED-HIoH DoLLER
HANSON CHEVROLET it259 MACK
HIGH DOLLAR Tor equities. cash waiting:
any make model i0422 Mack.
I WILL not be outbid on junk cars trucks.
$3.50 Michigan. Lafayette 5iIO
JACK ALEXANDER reslly knows how TO
get the high 5 for your car or equity .
cash In Ave minutes why give 'em awayf
s435 Woodward. Trinity 2-ai56.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

SELLING YOUR CAR?
We WIN BUY II and Pay HIGH DOLLAR
MACK -GRATfOT CHEV.
3l71 GRATIOT AVENUE
Is YEARS A CHEVROLET DEALER
WANT a good late model Chevrolet, Ford
Buick Olds or Pontiac. Am willing 70
pay high price for one In good shape
lafayette 2O64.
WANTED-lg4O. Iy4i Ford, Mercury or
Chevrolet. viii pay cash Call MI
acMichaeL UN. 3-f2t2.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

AAA-JUNK CARS WANTED
Highest dollar paid Townsend s-454s
BETTER price paid for junk cars and
trucks Olive $3.50.
BUSINESS MAN wants 40 or al
car: will pay cash. Call Plaza 4s3a.
A LADY defense factory worker needs a
car for transportation. / will pay cash
up 10 81 600; must have good tires. no
dealers PLEASE phone Niagara sl2i.
A WAR WORKER desires 936 TO l94i
car. Cash deal Need good tires. No
dealers Can Trinity 1.04i2.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

opera seats. burned out jobs and cushions
rebuilt Earts Collision Service, iO62I
Mack. LenOX 446i
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

BOYS BICYCLE schwiun De luxe. fuH
size frame. $50. 5637 Seminole. owe
2f56
HARLEY DAVIDSON = 1910 "6l" for
sale Can lvanhoe 6sZg
HARLEY. 1877 Excellent condition. fully
equipped 5265 Chase Road. Dearborn
WANT motorcycles CT equities cash wait.
ing Edw. Kehoe Co.. 96gi Grand River
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
HENRY FORD
HOSPITAL
CALL OR WRITE
IMMEDIATELY.

REFINED co'ured couris wishes 'Vo-'hres
room apartment. Temple 1882 sfter
Eve.
COLORFD employed couple 90 children
desires room In private Christian home
West SIDE preferred Vermont 6-67i7.
COLOREp var workers wishes immedi.
atey two or more rooms -Four adults
baby Temple 1855
CoLORED couple WISHES ki'chenette Apar,
megt unNrrishcd bedroom, west side
preferred Tyler 4-43l5
COIOREp couple wishes one two. hres-
room apartment. child 8 Tempe 2-677i
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
FLATS FOR RENT
APIS FOR RENr-uNFURNIsHEp

CASPER. 25s3,-i rooms and garage. up.
per fat agul's rnly
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Auro. TRUCK REPAIRING
CONVERTIBLE TOPS

AUTO TOPS, seat covers. Business cou pes
converted TO h-passenRer coupes. General
Ton A Trim, 3O3s FenkeI. Univ. 1-363O
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
HOUSES FOR RENT

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near Royal Oak; II se s25e oniy, =
On. Tromley. Ell 1857 20s Main. RIO
KAELF ST t5a. Wayne. Mich Fur
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WAYNE 617-j or ~ 2237i
LEACH 2Tl0. R1sawue. Mich -Four
rooms and bath Turn north ~ 10 Mue
an Grauot Calt sunday morning
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
BARLUM HOTEL

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circle 35I5 Cass Temple ZOO
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
AUTO. TRUCK REPAIRING

AUTO SERVICE--ALL MAKES
- Bumping and Painting
No WAITING-LnW PRICES A TERMS
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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT

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wlfc's services Vermont 6-62s6
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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
HOTELS

GROW your own. buy a little iarm near
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-09
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-09
LABOR TROUBLE AT
GAS PLANT ENDED
DISPUTE Is AMIcABLY SET.
TIED AT MEETING THIS
MORNING


This, morning. at a conference
in the Federal building, among
workmen lat y the gas plant, the
manageFef the plant and repre-
sentative of the War Labor Board,
dispute between the workmen
and the management, which had
been undecided during the last
three months, was amicably set
tied.
The question was about the
payment of overtime. The men de-
manded time and one-half for
overtime when they worked more
than 48 hours during any one
week.
Enrique Esquinaldo, Jr., who
represented the workmen, said
that all matters that came up for
discussion were settled without
dissension. Only one matter, of
a minor nature, was not decided
on, and the management and Mr..
Esquinaldo agreed to abide by any
decision that the War Labor
Board may make at later date.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-09
ENJOYABLE SOCIAL PARTY GIVEN ON
MONDAY EVENING AT CONVENT HALL

ribbon, arranged in the form OF
rosettes. Father Atherton then
gave an address in which he thank
ed the group present for the love-
ly party afforded him, and in his
own words he stated that 'he
knew who his real friends were
by those in attendance that night,
and the one who contributed SO
generously towards his present"
In conclusion, refreshments were
served in buffet style by Mrs. Jack
Gait, Mrs. Julia Brooks, Mrs.
Rodney Gwynn and Mrs. j. j. Sui
Ivan.
Those in attendance were:
Mesdames A. M. Hewett, Lopez
johnson, Lemon, Steve Whalton,
Hillary Whalton, Charles Mccoy,
Thurman Sands, ST., Thurman
Sands, Jr., Charles TOPPING, Pena
Morales, Paul Lumley, j. j. Sui
Ivan, Thomas James, j. H. May
al, v. Langley, Walter McCook,
Oscar Solano, Jack Gait, Shelby
&C. Leasure, Oliver Cato, Thurston
johnson, Vincent McDermott, An
tonic Martinez, Frank Veliz, Rod
ney Gwynn, Frank Del Villar,
Jack Baker, Mrs. Leonor Valdez,
Mrs. Pearl Sawyer, Mrs. Victoria
Yradi, Mrs. Eva Warner, Mrs. Mar
garet Doran, Mrs. Angela Crema-
ia, Mrs. Corine Wilson, Mrs. Jen-i
ME Curry, Mrs. Sara Machin, Mrs.
Sophie Nash, Mrs. Mamie
Knowles, Mrs. Mamie DeBarcee,
Mrs. Cassidy, Mrs. Julia Brooks,
Mrs. Eva Warner, Misses Dulce
Castillo, Ondina Pita, Hilda Cas-
tilla, Anna Cochran, Beatrice
Moreno, Margaret Lacedonia,
Dolores Solano, Anita Cato, Eliza
beth Russell, Theodore Gibson,
Mary Cato, Eloina Cato, Betty
Birch, Rose Birch, Eleanor Cato,
Sylvia Gwynn, Messrs. Henry
Haskins, Will, Freeman, Lemon,
A. M. Hewett, Steve Whalton,
Thurman Sands, ST., Pena Nor
ales, Charles TOPPING, Vincent
McDermott. Alvin johnson, ST2c,
Raymond Hudson, SP1c. Masters
Paul TOPPING, Billy Warner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-09
HENRY JONES

Continued s-om PAGE OnCl
morning. Mr.. Jones said ne had
not definitely decided because
the appointment has not yet been
rendered to him by Governs
Holland.
Mr.. Jones term as attorney n
the rent-control Office II Key
West will expire on June SO. and
he stated that ne VIII continue
his residence here after that date
He explained that he has resided
. IN Key West since August /.
1912, and is now a resident and,
SO far as he can determine a
present, he viii continue 10 b 2
resident.
He explained that, since the
failure of the senate TO ACT on his
name when il was submitted by
Governor Holland for confirma-
ton, he has not heard anything
further about the appointment
If it is rendered 20 me. that VIII
be the time for me TO make q DEF
mite decision" he said
II viii be a recess appointment
that viii continue IN force tai to-
legislature convenes in 1915
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INVASION

Continued from Page Onel
out Of solid rock. The airfield
has been filled with craters from
Allied warships and bombing
planes. along an entire stretch
of coast Notifications have been
blasted into bits. and barracks.
oil tanks and muniiion dumps
hays been destroyed. All those
actions the experts maintain.
were softening processes prepare
tory TO an invasion.
While the warshps were rain
ing shells on Pantelleria. Allied
planes continued to drop bombs
on its military installations.
Twelve successive raids were
made up to the time the ultima
ium was issued. They increased
The number of air raids since
May 9 to lao. placing Pan.
telleria among the worst battered
countries in all theatres of the
war.
Radio Rome explained thai
one of the reasons for the is
suance of the ultimatum was to
save further loss of life among
civilians. but added that. even
faced with that fearful conse.
quence. the Italian commander
refused TO urn over the island to
the Allies.
Allied headquarters announced
that. included in the destruction
Of military detectives on Pantel-
leria. are is large batteries and
more than 100 small ones have
been siIenced either by the fire
from naval guns or bombs drop.
ped from airplanes. One of the
batteries destroyed was equipped
with ls-inch guns.
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Continued from Page Ono
be forced to take some action in
the matter.
II was further ordered that
the Aqueduct Board in the flu
ture furnish the Board of Public
Works and the City Council with
a list Of, proposed excavations.
with notice in advance as TO
which str streets are to be torn up.
The application of John PARA
for a beer and wine license, TO
operate an establishment at s2s
Whitehead street. brought about
a lengthy discussion.
A petition was read from resi-
dents in that section. with some
favoring same. while others op-
POSED. The matter was deferred
until the next regular meeting
of the board.
The council named Mrs, Viz
ginia Porter as assistant 10 Joe
johnson. city clerk. Mrs. Porter.
nee Pierce. was formerly en-
PloYed in that office.
1t was ordered that the city
call for applications for the po-
sition of delinquent occupation
al license inspector. with who
ever is named to also act as in
spector of weights and meas
ures. This vacancy was brought
about through the resignation O.
Eugene Sanchez.
a letter was read from Mayor
AlburY stating that he had re-
ceived several complaints about
SHORT weights in articles pur-
from stores. II was or
Tered that the mayor make an
investigation of the matter. with
the letter being turned over 70
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-06-09

One of the most enjoyable So
cial parties ever given by the
Parish of StMary's Star of the
Sea Catholic Church was held
Monday evening, May 81, at St
Cecilia's Hall on the Convent
grounds. The affair was intended
to have been a surprise birthday
party for their beloved pastor,
Reverend Thomas Atherton, S. j.
The hall was artistically and
colorfully decorated with hibis-
Gus, oleanders, Mexican love vine
and petunias. To complete this
unusual setting, the hostesses pre-
pared refreshment tables which
were decorated with dark red hi
buscus. The contrast of this color
ing with the white, cut-glass
punch bowls added a gread deal
to the complete decorations.
The lovely musical arrange
nents were carried out under the
directlno of Miss Beatrice Nor
emo. Mr.. Alvin johnson acted as
Master of Ceremonies, and he also
contributed toward the program
by rendering the following vocal
solos: "The Lord Is My Shepherd, :"
(23rd Psalm, and Il Heard A For
est praying" Mrs. Eva Warner
rendered the following vocal So
los: La Golondrina," and, my
Own Key West" accompanied by
Mr.. Raymond Hudson on the piano
accordion. Mr.. Hudson also play
ed some solo selections of his own.
At the close of the musical pro-
gram, Mrs. A. NJ. Hewett, recent
~ elected Grand Regent of the
Catholic Daughters of America.
presented Father Anterior with
one hundred dollars, in the name of
the Parish. The gift was attractive
~ arranged in the form of two fans
made of crisp, new one-dollar
bills, and they were held togeth-
er with green and white satin