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Evening star., 1943-08-05

ger and five children and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Simons were missing at
Copen, near Heaters. They were
trapped by flooded Salt Lick Creek.
which joins O'Brien's Fork about
one mile below Heaters and empties
into the Little Kanawha River at
Burnsville.
Firemen Rescue Family.
There were reports here that Mr.
and Mrs. John Long and a daughter
escaped death when their home.
swept from its foundation. lodge d
against bridge about a mile below
Heaters. They were rescued bv VOL
unteer flremen from Sutton.
Water from the creek was said to
be about 20 feet deep at Heaters,
while farm homes in the valleys
along other streams were inun-
dated
Several other homes at Heaters
also were swept away, along with
the Baltimore e. Ohio station in
the central West Virginia COM
muUlty.
State route 6. between BurnsviIle
and Glenville was flooded, and at
points was under feet of water
while sections of the road were
undermined. Only one-way traffic
was permitted on U. S. route 10 in
Braxton County.
All available State troopers
county officers and other officials in
the section were called into the
stricken areas to help in rescue
work. Telephone lines to many
rural communities were reported
down.
Waters of the swollen Little
kanawha River, which covered sec
ticns OF Burnsville. inched past the
26-foot level at the college town
OF Glenville, Gilmer County.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
IS to 18 Nozi Divisions
Reported in North ItoIy

STOCKHOLM, Aug. 5 CP.-Trav-
elers who left Rome three days ago
estimated today that Germany now
has approximately IS to 18 divisions
(between 225, 900 and 100000 men)
in Northern Italy and is moving
with incredible speed to increase
this concentration of military
strength north Of the Po River.
Although American bombers re-
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Floods
Continued From First Page J

Braxton Central at Sutton, said that
among those missing in the Heaters
area were Mrs. Tom Daugherty.
about so, who was visiting with the
Queen family, and her son, Gaylord
Daugherty, 22
The Queen home, Mr.. Byrne said,
was washed into the swollen stream
while the occupants were asleep.
About 10 other homes also were
swept from their foundations in the
section, he added
Mr.. Byrne, who toured the strick-
en- area in company with officers,
said that Mr.. and Mrs. George Yea
Evening star., 1943-08-05
Hitler Offer 10 Give
Duce Haven Reported
Refused by King
BY the ASsociatrd Pres.

BY the Associated Press @
MADRID, Aug. Ss-Kirg Victor
Emmanuel Of Italy politely but
firmly turned down a request by
Adolf Hitler that Benito Mussolini
be handed over to the Germans for
safekeeping following his fall from
power, 1t was reported here today.
The Kings refusal was given to
Reichsmarshal Hermann Goering,
who visited Rome last week, travel
ers from the Italian capital said.
An authoritative source gave this
version of Goering's visit.
Mussolini's fall so soon after the
Verona meeting with Hitler shocked
Berlin so that Goering was sent by
Hitler to find out what happened.
Goering had long talk with the
King and Premier Pietro Badaglio
in the royal palace after which he
was accorded fun military honors
by German and Italian Regular
Army units.
Aid Believed Pledged 10 Italy.
The subject Of his talk was not
known. although reports were that
Goering asked for Mussolini on the
ground that his life was in danger
anywhere In Italy. The request was
made on the basis of Hitlers per-
sonal friendship with his Italian
counterpart.
Goering also was believed to have
expressed Germany's willingness and
ability to give Italy sufficient aid to
defend Central and Southern Italv
as well as the Pc Valley in the
north.
The results of the conversation
were strictly in the realm of con-
lecture, but reports agreed that
Badoglio's answer to the request
for MuSsolini was that 1t was for
the King to decide. The King, in
turn, explained politely that Mus
solini was sufficiently protected
where he was.
On Goering's insistence, the King
still said no, adding that he had
no intention of handing over the
Duce to belligerent power which
might conceivably use him against
the Kings own idea Of what was
best for Italy.
After Goering left Rome BadogIio,
at the Kings orders, kept Mussolini
moving under heavy guard from
one royal property to another.
Soldiers of the royal palace guard
were assigned to guard the Duce
and we're personally responsible to
the King.
Military Rule in Berlin Hinted.
There were many versions of the
military results of Goering's visit
ranging from allout German Italian
collaboration stronger than ever be-
fore to agreement that Badoglio
would only stall off surrender as
long as possible to enable the Ger
mans to dig in at the Pc Valley.
Meanwhile, Madrid suddenly be-
gan to take notice of unusual press
dispatches from Germany which
limited that the military might have
taken over or was taking over from
the Nazis.
One dispatch in Arriba said "re-
porting events in Berlin Is u
job which imposes silence at the
very moment when events come un-
der military jurisdiction which
marks them with the seal of se-
crecy"
The questions arose-did this mean
that Berlin censorship is now under
military Jurisdiction: that Paul Jo-
seph Goebbels, propaganda minister,
no longer rules over the press?
The dispatch continued: When
tranquility in the rearguard and
immobilization or disappearance of
fronts enables one to give a COM
plete picture of events as they were
We will write this article over again.
The sooner Won ret that War saw
Evening star., 1943-08-05
Veteran Locomotive

Engine 20,002, called Grannie by
railroad men, which has travelled
more than 100000 miles in Eng
land in its II years, is now busy
pulling trainloads of war materials.
Evening star., 1943-08-05

The sooner you get that War saw
ings stamp in your book, the sooner
you will get victory in the bag.
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| koncem -proSlog meseca obav-
ljeni su izbori Il Australia. Vestl
kazu da ie Labor partija premi-
jera Curtina dobila skoro potpunu
kontrolu mad Parlamentom. To
znaci da &c Curtin nadalje osta-
ii premier Australije, posto Sc
on bira na osnoyu snaga Il Parla-
nentu.
Australasia Labor partija ies-
te sestra britanske Labor partije,
koia ie imala kontrolu Il Eelikol
Eritaniii "a yreme "sOcijaliste'
McDonalda. L oba slucaja parti-
ia nosi ime rada kao masku pod
koiom obavlja posloye vladajuce
klase. kao sto Sc kaze da vuk
navlaci iagnjecu kozu nase. tako
laboraSi navlace nase ime rada,
da bi sto uspesnije trgovali sa
radnickim kozama.
Izbori Australia rekorduju
produzavanie Wade izrabljivaca.
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Argentina

Izgleda da ce. nedavno uspos-
tavljeni predsednik Argentine. hi
t istisnut sa novog mu poiozaJa.
Vesti javljaju da pro-saveznicka
militarna grupa trazi ostavku sa-
dasnjeg predsednnika generala
Ramireza, njegoyog neutral
nog" kabineta. Pro-saveznicka xii
ka trail da Sc "a predsednika l.
menuje general Arturo Rawson,
koji je saradjivao sd RamIrezom
Il drzavnom udaru cd i. juna.
Dakle, Argentina predstaTlja
boino pole podeljenih kapitalis-
titkih interesa. Ma koja glfupa po-
bedila, to nete znaciti nikakvo do
bro "a radnike Argentine. Niihov
spas lei Il organizovanju svojih
radniGkih sila "a uspostavu rad
niGke vladavine Il Argentina.
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Vazne Medjunarodne. Vesti

renen) ia italijanski narod. ltali-
ia ostaje ratno pole pod kontro-
lom nacista.
Izgleda da sc oval Drugi Svets-
ki Rat priblizuje svojoj "19l7."
godini. Sada je na redu jedna Mar
tcvska Revoluciia kcju bi trebala
da sledi jedna iii wise Novembar-
skin Revolucija Ia poslednju po-
tlebno ie bro podizanje revolu-
cionarnih organizacija Il razn!m
zenljama. Radimo nadajmo Sc.
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Italia

Badoglio koji je postavljen M
mesto Mussolinija, okrenuo je le-
dja Hitleru. Italia Sc, prema
vestima, sada nalaZi, barem deli
micno, ma strani saveznika. Vesti
takodjer javljaju da u nekim pre-
delima italijanski vojnici civili
napadaju naciste.
Svakako ie ocevdno da osovina
puca, ali to ne znaci da je potpuni
krah osovine ma dogledu. Ali da je
kapitulacija Italije prilican uda-
rae "a fasisticke sile to svedoci
Hitlerov govor (prvi u sest mese-
ci) koii je ocevidno namenjer
hrabrenju domaceg fronta sa ci-
ljem da Sc predupredi reakcija
protiv citavog MIA poraza koje su
nacisti pretrpeli poslednje vre-
me. Hitlerov govor bio je neobic-
no kratak - TEX 16 minuta. Hvalio
je Mussolnija. Napao je Badoglia
j kralja Viktora Emanuela. Skoro
ie smesna Hitlerova podvala da
je Badoglio razgovarao sa ne
mackim predstavnikom u isto vre-
me kada ie potpisao primirje sa
saveznicima. To je start nacistic-
XII trik.
Saveznicko primirje sa Italijom
ne znaci da Italia izlazi il rata,
niti to znaci mir (ma kako priv
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Trska

Frederick Graham. jednom
brzojavu njujorskom Times-u, o.
pisuie podignuce jedne ogromne
moderne tvornice avijona Irs-
koj. Tvornica ie vlasnistvo anne
ricke avijonske korporacije Lock-
heed. Ia sada Sc operise pod mad
zornistvom militarne uprave. Gr2-
ham kaze da je tesko primetiti raz-
liku mesta Il kome Sc nalazi oya
tvornica cd iednog modernog in
dustrijalnog mesta u America.
Mozda to zvuci kao iedna priv
remena ustanova. Mi ne veru lemo
da &c tako biti. Americki indus
triitalni kolosos siri svoie kandze
po celom svetu. Tvornica Il Irskoj
predstavlja tex jednu od mnogih
tvornica. To je JOS jedan dokaz
razvitku kapitalistlcke lnternaclo-
nalnosti. De Valera. cstali koj!
Sc bore "a neku slobodu Irshe, tro-
Sc svoie vreme II boI'bi protiv "a
kona progresa. Nema wise moguc-
nosti "a odrzavanje malih poseb-
nih drzava. Ne samo da nema mo-
gucnosti, nema nj potrebe "a nil
hovo odrzavanje. Potreba je jed
ma, i samo jedna - unistenje ka-
pitalistickog sistema privatnog
vlasnistva, tako da- bi covecanst-
vo moglo uzivati dobrobit koie
moderna svetska proizvodnja ONO
gucava.
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SOvietska Rusiia

Sudeci po izvestaju Frede Kir-
chway, urednice izdavacice ne
! define revije Nation, postoji ye-
lika razlika izmedju izveStaja a.
mericke stampe j stampe Nelike
Britaniie kOliko Sc tice odnosa
tih dveju zemalja sd Sovjetskom
Rusiiom.
Izgleda da je njujorski Times
podvukao nesporaZum izmedju A
merike Britanije, kada nedavno
rece, da je politika Washington;e
prema Rusiii zasnoyana ma prin-
cipu, dok Sc politika Britanije zas-
| niva IA oportunjzmu.
Svakako da nedayne izmene SOW
ietskih ambasadora (Litvinova i
| Maiskog) sugeriraiu da sc Stain
igra move politike. To narcotic
potvrdjuje polu-sluzbena potpora
cdbora "a "slobodnu Nemacku' =.
Novi sovjetski casopis RAT Rad
nicka Klasa" smatra Sc kao izraz
Sovjetskih zahteva, koie Stalino-
Va vlada jos niie spremna da sluz-
beno izrazi. Odluke Roosevelta i
Churchilla Casablanci skCro da
su postale predmet ismeiayan ia,
naroGito odluka "bezuslovnoj
| predaji'. Ne sano da sovjetska
potpora odboru "a "slobodnu Ne
macku" znaci da ie Stain spre-
man primiti mamie Cd bezuslovne
predaie, Sto Sc tice Nemacke, vet
americki general Eisenhower sva-
kako je zaboravio ma "bezuslovnu
/! rredaia', kada ie pre- kratkag vre-
mena ponudio mir" italiianskom
Badogllu. All premda Stain ostl-
djuje americko- britansku politiku
podupirania raznih Darlana i Mi
hajlovica, on Sc igra iste politike
sa podupiraniem MENU pristupac-
nih grupa. kao ste su Partizani u
Jugoslayiji.
Gospodja kirshwey javlja da
postoji strah da &c Rusija usvoji-
ii ulogu "nacionalnisticke iii re-
volucionarne velesile". Mozda to
zvuci pametno "a neke. ali "a
Marksista to zvuci kac iedna kon-
tradiktorna glupost. Nj veruiemo
da je Stalinsticka Russia otisla i
suvise daleko cd staze revolucije.
tako daleko da je tesko verovati
da postoji mogucnost povratka bez
jedne prilicno revolucionarne pro-
meme samoj Sovietskoj Rusiji,
g ia promena zahteva otstranjiva
ME Stalinisticke birokratiie po-
vratak Rustic ma Leninov put.
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Drugovi delegati:

Kroz poduzi niz godina mi smc
uobicajili. da yam ovom prillkon
progovorimo rec-dve, j to Il obliku
neke vrste uvoda iii predgovora
finansijskom izvestaju koji sadr'
Ii grupisanu aktivnost Ogranka
kroz proslu godnu, izrazenu elf.
rama. ss Il
Ranijih godina govorili smo I
krizi, besposlici, teskom sve
: to wise pqyorsavajucem zivot-
nom stanju radnicke klase pod ka-
pitalizmom; govorili smo, da &c
samopod novim drustvenim ure-
djenjem = Socijalistickim ure-
djenjem - radnickoj klasi osva-
mutt bolja i sretnija buducnost.
Tako smo govorili tada. A kako
da gcvorimo danas?
Povrsni posmatraoc danasnjeg
stanja stvari zakljucio bi, da tn
ne moze wise biti nj reci krizi,
negc prosperitetu; nj reel o
pogorsavajucem zivctnom stanju,
nego blagostanju. Nezgoda je
samo tome, sto bi u ovom sluca-
ju povrsni posmatraoc bio zrtva
obmane ociju svojih. Marksisti
danasnje stanje stvari drukcije
rosmatraju i do drukcijih zaklju-
6aka dolaze.
Ako danasnji dogadjaji, koje
prezivljujemo, govore ista, oni go
wore da kapitalisticko drustveno
uredjenje ne izlazi IL krize, da
ono tone sve dublje u krizu, drus-
tveno ekonomski, to ne ma ma
cionalnom, nego ma International
nom kantaru.
Istina, kod mas u Akronu, a
ovo manje-vise vazi i "a ostale
gradove sove prostrane zemlje, in
dustrija radi punom parom. Rad
nici - musko zensko -rade da-
nju i nocu. Ali tai rad, koga oni
obavljaju, nije drustveno kori-
tan rad. To je rad radi razaranja
kako danasnjih, tako vekovnih
tekovina ljudskog roda. A kad da-
no drustvo dodje do te tacke da
obavlja drustveno nekoristan rad
- rad radi razaranja, = da bi
Sc odrzalo, posledice takvog rada
uvek SUI suprotne onome sto ME
govi apostoli ocekuju. Rimske We
lemoze razorise Kartagu, ali IT,
me nisu spasli rimsko carstvo -
ono je propalo.
Ia ovakav. drustveno nekoris
tan rad, radnici primaju najam-
nicu. Ali oko te najmanice danas
je postavljeno toliko kvaka ku-
ka,, da kada Sc oduzmu manji !!
veci nameti; veci j manji prirezi
kada Sc uzme II obzir skupoca
zivotnih potrebstina, tada - pre-
ma priznanju samih radnika = o.
nj Sc nalaze gorem polozaju
nego su bill nazad nekoliko godi-
ma. Jeste, radnici danas rade to
je sve. Njihovo blagostanje koje
potice il njihove najamnice, raw
no je mutnom pogledu umiruceg
Okla. Ia radnieku klasu, pod ka-
pitalizmom, nema zivotnog blagos-
tania kada ne radi, a nema ga nj
kada radi.
A sta tex imamo ocekivati ma
kon ovog rata? Predstavnici da-
nasnjeg drustvenog uredjenja O.
becaju svima bolji zivot, bezbri-
zan zivot: Razume Sc, sve to pod
kapitalizmom. Blago da recemo: ::
ovo su samo puka, prazna i neos-
tvariva obecanja, koja &c proci
isto onako, kao sto SUI prosla sva
obecanja "a vreme Prvog Svetskog
Rata. Uzgred da napomenemo, da
ie O tome boljem bezbriznom Ii
votu nakon rata dala svoje mis-
'lienje j Gospodja Roosevelt. Ma
zad nekoliko dana ona Sc nasla u
New Zelandu, gde je pred novi-
Marina izjavila sledeee: "Svet je
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Lecture in Milwaukee. Wis.

Mlwauke o
lzni at the ehopcian Block, N. third floor
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Uvod::lzvestaju Ogranka Akron
Trideset-drugoj Konvencijji

CoIdot<1O utt iIIIoii u pIoNNu OoAJ~o
zivota "a Geo svoj rod i" produzu
je ona, "sve dok ogromna mnozi
ma naroda ne bude imala bolji Ii
lii nivo zivota, tn nece biti. pijaca
koje da apsorbuju dolazecu pove
canu proizvodnju." Dakle, bolj
zivot, ali ne radi boljeg zivota
nego radi prodaje espapa. Ali axe
Sc slucajno espapi ne mogu pro
| dati, sta &c tada biti cd boljee
| zivota? No, da ne bi otisli daleko
najbolje da Sc povratimo II mas
| altar.
Zbog ratne proizvodnje Akron i
zagusen proleterskim zivljem. Ma
desetine hiljada stigose, to ne
IL Europe, nego kao ptice il juz-
nih drzava owe zemlje. Dosli SUI IL
drzava: Kentucky, Tennessee, Ge-
crgia, w. Virginia Alabama. A
industriia kao neki dzinovski ka-
zan, sve to melje preradjuje. Do
bra stvar koja Sc zapaza sastoji
Sc Il oyome: owl radnici iz juZnih
drzava daleko Sc brze oslobodja-
vaju onih nesretnih predrasuda,
nego sto bese slucaj mama ev-
ropljanima, a narcotic mama bal
kancima. Jedan cd ovih radnika
nedavno rece: "Nas su kod kuca
ucili da smo mi bell bolji Cd crna-
ca, ali "a godinu dana cd kada ia
radim ovoj tvornici, ia sam IL
video, da smo mi bell, oni crni
robovi jednog gospodara'.
Medju OVEN opstom proleters-
kom mason, gradu izmesana je
i ona saka nasih jugoslavenskih
radnika, koji sacinjavaju polje
naseg rada. Prica Sc da je Diogen
u sred bella dana, sa fenjerom u
ruci, trazio po Sparti pametna CO.
veka, niie ga nasao. Ako bi mi
i tom nasem jugoslavenskom ziv-
lju, koje stoji van uticaja naseg
Ogranka, pokusali traziti klasno-
svesnog radnika, pa makar sa maj
vecom elektricnom lampom sred
bella dana, prosli bi kao Diogen.
No mi znamo da Sc klasnosvesarl
radnik ne nalazi gotov. On Sc, pu-
tenn prosvetno-agitacionog rada,
postepeno stvara. U tome Sc sas-
tcji naiveci zadatak naseg Ogran-
ka da, kao organizovano telo, stall
no objasnjava oslobodilacku zna-
most nasim radnicima, postepeno
omogucujuci i'm da pojme svoje
klasne interese, te da postanu ak
tivni saradnici, prvo kao simpati-
carl, kcnacno kap clanovi naseg
pckreta. Tako je Ogranak radio
kroz proslu godinu, rezultati to-
ga rada - pod okolnostima -
prilicni su.
Clanstyo simpaticarstvo.
Nismo uspeli prosle godine do
biti nijednog clana, a Cd broja ko-
ga smo imali, diva smo izgubili.
Jedan je otpao zbog nemarnosti,
a drugi je - drug Stevan Simic =
umro. Smrcu druga Simica Ogra-
max je izgubio jednog cd svojih
pouzdanih i aktivnih clanova. Os-
talo mas je devetnaest. Ovo je
prilicna grupa "a uspesno obav-
ljanje svih nash poslova, kada
nesretne prilike ne bi onemoguca-
vale izvesnim clanovima da budu
onoliko aktivni, koliko bi to oni
zeleli. Ali ukoliko bi sc ma ovoj
tacci osecao nedostatak, MEGA po-
punjavaju nasi simpaticari. Ina
mo in lep broj u Akronu, a ina
mo in nekoliko u Cantonu. Kad
god imamo da obavimo kakav "a
masan posao, naprimer, da doce-
kamo nasu konvenciju (slucaj
prosle godine), oni SUI tn da po-
mognu Ogranku to ne samo ra-
dom, nego sa parama. Ovog pu-
ia da bi Ogranak dosao ma kon-
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
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Vecerinka II Steubenville. O.

Vecernka u Steubenvile. o.
Mesn
ukuseh
dgoh
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IN co'r.snddIE 70 p,dE 5zz
SOLICITOR ssoes ?: o. es~1l W.

EASA SREDSTVA: PrO&ve-
civanje radnicke klase u GuIH
/. MarkSizn18: d. su rad i -kapi-. :.
tai. nepsis,iri1vi neprijateIjs
Organizoyanje radnieke kIase
II je3nu~ Rev0llRi0llarnu Peli- :
ticku Partiju IA osvajanje i
razaranje POliticke Drzave ka-
pitalizma; organizovanje rad
nika u jednu revolucionarnu
Industrijalnu Juniju "a uzi-
mamie, drzanje j kretanie svih
zemaljskih industrial.
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NASA SYRIA: Unistenjc
kapitalistickog uredjenja; "
nistenje- najamnpg ropstya
radnieke klase;;~. lrenalanjee
svih .emaljskih industrija U
ruke organizovanih proizvo-
djaca; svakom radniku potpun
pIod njegovog rada: oslobo-
dljenie celog covecanstva cd
movie Klasne Vladavine; us
postavljanjc Slobodne "a jed
nice Drugova Dfugarica -
Industrijalne Republic Rada.
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Evening star., 1943-10-24
Notes in General
From Southern
Places

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Oct. 23.-
Miss Ann Shuhart is spending this
week end with her sister, Miss Elsie
Shuhart, in Baltimore.
Tech. Sergt. James Hammett of
Camp Lee is spending his furlough
with the Rev. and Mrs. j. M. B.
Woodrow.
Sergt. Allison Wilmer Of Fort
Myer is spending his leave with his
mother, Mrs. L. A. Wilmer.
Comdr. Frank T. Foxwell, U. S. N,
retired, and Mrs. Foxwell Of New
port, r. l., are spending a month
with Comdr. Foxwell's sister, Mrs
Ida johnson.
Pvt. J. Louis Edwards, U. S. M. c.,
at Paris Island, is spending his
furlough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. Edwards.
Mrs. L. j. Sterling was given a
surprise birthday party Wednesday
evening by her daughter.
Miss Kathleen Hayden of Popes
Greek left Monday to visit relatives
in Cleveland.
Mrs. Russell Cullen of Dynard
entertained yesterday evening at a
bridge party for Mrs. Paul j. Bailey
Mrs. w. H. Mattingly and Mrs
Samuel Bailey of River Spring.
Mrs Mary Gwynn Hamilton Grif-
fifth of Baltimore is spending a
month with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Hamilton.
Mrs Herschel w. Cox and her
daughter. Miss Marianne Cox of
Solomons Island, have gone to
Louisville to visit Quartermaster
H. w. Cox, who has just completed
his special training.
Mrs. C. E. Davis of Prince Fred
erick is spending two weeks in
Frostburg with Miss Annie B. GRAY.
Mrs. James Rooney of New York
is spending month with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Belt.
near Broomes Island
Miss Geraldine Elliott of Wash
ineton is spending a month with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. C.
Elliott OF Broomes Island.
Miss June Lore of Solomons
Island left last evening to spend
the winter in Washington.