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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-01
Vazna prikazen S konvencije
Hrvatske bratske zajednice

Hi SdIShC uA deoAC AoJCuAkSO
Vsakdo We, da je velika veci-
ma Hrvatov katoliska. Ma kon-
venciji njihove zajednice, XII je
bila pravkar zakljucena, Sc nj
zgodilo mic, absolutno mic, kar
bi disalo po komunizmu. lara
di tega je vazno, da je ia kon-
vencija poslala pozdrave ne lie
Macku in Krnjevicu, ampak tu-
di DIR. Ivanu Ribarju in Vladi-
miru Nazoru, znanemu pesniku,
katerega je Pavelic ma vso silo
skusal pridobiti Ease.
Oba pozdrava sta bas v seda-
MEM 6asu, ko Sc sovrazniki ma
rodne svobode trudijo, da bi
diskreditirali osvobodilni boj v
domovini, znacilna in vredna
paznje, tembolj, ker nimajo tt
sti, XII bi hoteli v bodoci Jugo-
slavijl ohraniti start diktator-
ski rezim, nobenega drugega O.
rozja, kot da oznacujejo vsake-
ga, XII Sc bori "a svobodo in de-
mokracijo, "a komuniste. Pri-
znati ogromne zrtve, katere do
prinasajo tisti Slovenci, Hrvati
in Srbi, XII Sc z orozjem v roki
in z vecno nevarnostjo "a svoje
zivljenje bore "a osvoboditev,
jim je smrten greh. In med ma
mi so ljudje, XII ne vidijo, da je
kricanje O komunizmu brez vsa-
Ike podlage in lie cenena izmis-
ljotina, da bi start reakcijonar-
il laze kalnem ribarili.
Konvencija HBZ nj bila in nj
mogla biti komunisticna. Kako
bi torej bio mogoce, da po-
zdravlja 1vana Ribarja in Ma
rodni antifasisticni svet ter Ma
zorja in hrvaski antifasisticni
svet, &c bi bila komunisticna?
kaj je konvencija rekla v teh
pozdraVih?
Doktorju Ribarju to le:
mi delegati seste konvencije
Hrvatske bratske zajednice, OBJ
drzavane v hotelu Shermanu
Chicago, ILL.,, menu blizu sto
tisoc svojih clanov Yam posi-
ljamo topic pozdrave in po Vas
vsem rodoljubom, XII Sc skup-
no bojujejo "a osvoboditev svo-
je rodne Crude izpod jarma O.
svojevalcev in domacih ida jail
ceV.
"Kot Amerikanci hrvaskega
porekla posebno pozdravljamo
Narodno osvobodilno vojsko, v
kateri Sc z brezprimernim jul
nastvom skupno bore-Hrvati,
Srbi in Slovenci "a svojo svobo-
do in "a zmago zdruzenih naro-
dov mad zverskini fasisti. Maj
bolj obsojamo izdajalca Paveli-
ca in ostale sluge Hitlerja in Sc
zavezujemo, da bono naoralno
in materijalno podprh borbo
nasega hrvaskega in ostalih ma
rodov Jugoslayije, tako da bo-
do elm pref priborili svojo svo-
bodo in ustanoyili skupno dr.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-01

Danes Je deJstvo, da Je v zad-
Mi ofenzivi sodelovalo pet nen1-
Skin divizij, tezko pa je dogma
ii, koliko je bilo italijanskih. TIE
ofenzive so Sc pa koneale re-
zultatom, da je namesto pora-
"a osvobodilna fronta danes v
najveejem zamahu osvoboditve
Hrvaske, kakor tudi cele Jugo-
slavic.
''Priznanje temu boju daje
glavni stan anglesko ameriske
vojske ma .bliznjem vzhodu, XII
je dne %. julia 1943 ne lie pri-
znal, temvec tudi ustanovil I'VE
ze S poveljstvom osvobodilne
vojske Ito Sc pravi, Titom)."
subasicev govor je bill zani-
miv tudi v drugih ozirih. Toda
gornji izcrpek je "a mas vazen
zaradi tega, ker postavlja ma
laz obrekovanje Osvobodilne
vojske, brez katere bi bill o.
svojevalci ze davno dosegli v
Jugoslaviji, zlasti pa v Sloveni-
il vse, kar so hoteli.
Ne, gospodje! Ne gre "a ko-
munizem, ne gre "a katolican-
stvo, ne gre "a pravoslavje.
Ia svobodo gre in "a resnic-
no demokracij jo. Ia to gre, da
postane V bodoci JugoslaviI
vsaka diktatura nemogoea. Ia
to gre, da bodo po vojni jugo-
slovanski narodi lahko svobod-
no izrekli svojo besedo in da Sc
DO izvrsila njihova VOLTA.
! Ia osvobodilno fronto je vpra-
SAME: Ali Sc doseze TAXA svo-
boda, ali Sc vrnejo start dikta-
torji, XII so vladali kakor fash
sti in Sc pajdasili S Hitlerjem
in Mussolinijem. TO mora biti
vprasanje tudi "a mas.
kdor ga razume,s ho nasel
pravi odgovor.
Etbin Kristan.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-01
Nekaj opazk ozirom ma papirnato vojsko
proti boriteIjem "a svobodo Slovenije

vrstah Jugosoyanske osvobodine armade 50 teku zad
nh par tednov spremenli skoro Jugoslavjo
bono frono pro nacijen Danes nj vec casopisa ma
svetu ker tiskat resnica, kjer b blescao
ime generala Tta, povenika te brezprimerno unaske
armade!
Da, cello slavni urednil slavne "Ameriske Domovi-
ne je bill po hudh noranjih krcih koncno prmoran
cet priobcevanjem poroc kako partzani borjo in
umirajo svobodo sovenskega in jugoslovanskega ma
roda To e tst mednik in tisti casopis, XII Sc pred
kratkm robant, da partizansk borc Osvobodlne from
te MISC mic dugega kot tope komnisticnh razbonikov
Protesti XII jih spreemajo rama slovenska drustva
prot "Amers Domovini' bcdo mic zalegli kar Sc t.
&c njenega uednka kajti e, da nj vecjega slep
Ca kot e tisti XII noce vide Ampak da gredo uedniku
ma zvce je razvidno il cankov katerh ponavlja
notonoso stare lane: mi pisemo resnco. mi psemo
resnco :. samo resnco -. cisto in COLO resnco ~
Zakaj tako otepat in gnjaviti, gospodje, ako je
.yasa vest cista?
So urednik in uredniki In uredniki, XII SO KAN
pelc TAX urednik kampec, primer enostavno zare
novico kaeri zd da bi utegnia njegove citate
lie "pohujsat, nakar bi zaceli dvomt mad resncami
katere jim sk1sa vtepsti gaVo.
Velike ameriske novinarske agencije so ma primer
pred nekaj dnev piobcle vest da e gen. Mihajovic
srbskem ozemlju XII ga konroirajo njegov cetnik
del pristine VojaSko suzbo in formano prisegO zvesobe
alju Peu II fante XII bill ma nacin zakrutiran
Ampak "Ameriska Domovina" je to novice previdno
molcala
Zaka je to sorila? Pac zato, ker je urednk dobro
vede da b TAXA vest ne ba nobena reklanla Mihaj
lovca, ka monarhistov in kraljevasev med Slovenci
Amerik spoh nj. Med katolisko orjenti anim hi jh
znalo dob nekaj nekdanjh fancjozefovcev), XII b Sc
morda vneli "a kako habsbusko veicanstvo, ampak nj
kol ne "a k1aja-Srba.
Odtod razlaga "a "samo- -cenzuro XII jo zvajao TAXI
urednik kampelc!
Tale je tudi dobra!
"Amerska Domovna' je cd nekdaj pisaa jugo-
sovanskem duhu, je ctalo on dan omenjenem lstu
Pokoni urednk Lojze Pirc bill navdusen Jugoslovan,
it'd.
Kar Sc tice "Ameriske Domovne', oziroma tedanje
"Clevelandske Amerike e resnca, da bila med prvo
sveovno vono prot Avstriji in Jugosavijo, ali boil
tocno: "a Krfsko deklaracijo in kraevno Srbov Hr
Natov in Slovencev
Ampak mozak, XII je danes urednik "Ameriske Do
movine,' e bill tsth dneh avstrijak kot urednk sta
"Soge" ie akrat pod krinko sovenstva in katocan
bva pray ako navduseva "a Franco Jozefa in udha po
Srpll jugoslovanstvu kakor sedaj pod krinko so-
in katocanstva vod propaganda Mihaloviea
ter udrha po partizanih.
Sc slucaj "samo-cenzure, katero "Ameriska
Domovna skrbi da Sc njen eitaelji ne ''pohujsajo"
- Prsla e novica da je Adolf Hitler vsled strahovite
zagae kae1i Sc nahaja radi borbe XII o vod proti
eijem Jugoslovanska osvobodilna armada, aperal ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-01
SKRAT

Ucitelj:: "No, Gustelj, kdaj Sc
je rodil mas najvecji pesnik Pre-
seren?"
Gustelj molci.
Ucitelj: "Kdaj pa 81 Sc tt ro-
dil?"
Gustelj: "Leta 1885,"
Ueitelj: "Salamentski zanikr-
nez, taksna nepomembna letni-
ca tt je ostala V glavi. Preserno-
vo rojstno leto pa ne!'
Vojak zene konja in mu ne
prestano klice:
lie stopi nitro, Florican'
"To pa je lepo ime "a konja,"
rece mimo idoca DANA.
'Veste, toda moja zena ina
tako ime, pa Sc zmerom spom-
MIN nanjo, kadar imam oprav-
ka temle konjem.
"Lepo je to, da Sc radi spo-
minjate svoje zene."
mo, seveda," pripomne vo-
jak prijazno Sc smehljaje in po-
kaze ma konja, "tale kobilica jje
prav tako muhasta :"
Skopuh Malta je bill povab-
lien v boljso druzbo, kjer je Sc
del "a mizo tudi neki slaven
zdravnik.
Matija ie bill nekaj bolan.
Ker je hotel prihraniti izdatek
"a obisk pri zdravniku, .je kar
tn vprasal zdravniku:
"Kaj pa delate vi, gospod
doktor, &c ste prehlajeni?"
"Hm," odvrne zdravnik, "ka-
/ kor nanese. Vcasi kasljam, vca-
si kiham.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-01

S. D. D. in direktorij izreka od-
seku prav iskreno zahvalo.
Tudi dvorana spodnjih pro-
lstorov je ma novo prebarvana
in ima odsek v naertu tudi da-
tt novo razsvetljavo in sicer
'floruescent lighting, kar Sc
DO v kratkem easu instaliralo-
seveda tudi to ma stroske odse-
ka.
zenski odsek S. D. D. je ena
izmed najstarejsih organizacij
pri S. D. D. Odsek DELUXE jake
koristno "a dom re VISA leta cd
odprtlje donna. Oskrbuje tudi
''fish fry vsak petek, ma ka-
terega zahaja jako lepo stevilo
posetnikov.
Ia vsa ia della odsek res "a
sluzi priznanje.
Odsek ina nacrtu prirediti
tri plese v tenn mesecu, in sicer
3. 10. in II. oktobra, to je pr,
vo, drugo in tretjo nedeljo.
Ako zelite par ur razvedrila
pridite ma pies!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-01
PENN SQUARE VPRIZORI
PRVO RUSKO SLIKO v
SEZONI

Velikanske izgube mostva in
nlaterijala, XII jih je utrprla
nemska armada, ko je drzala
mesto Sevastopol obkoljen $50
dni, so grafieno posnete v filmu
BLACK Sea Fighters, katerega
sc bo v soboto, 2. oktobra pri-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-01

cello kazati v Penn Square gle
discu.
Poleg tega nadvse zanimive-
ga filna, Sc DO kazalo sliko
"Mashenka', XII predstavlja
nlado bolnisko streznico, XII ne
umorno lajsa trpljenje ranje-
nih ruskih vojakov ma 'front.'.
Ia film Sc smatra "a najboljsi
sovjetski film, odkar Sc je ka-
zalo- "Dekle IL Leningrada".
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-01

V. Coff. 81 KHAN"
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28

may motivate the nations of the
world. Our Union, founded On a
faith in divine mercy and justice,
and ON belief in the brotherhood
of man, must take first place in
this great endeavor to insure the
blessings of peace to all mankind. :"
1.-THE influence of Christianity in
China's social regeneration is I'M
mistakable" declares Bishop Y. Y.
Tsu, of the Protestant Episcopal
Diocese of Running and Southwest
China 1.-THE young church Of China
is acting upon the wise saying that
heaven helps those who help them
selves. If we ask for more mission
airy reinfoccements. it is not that
thereby we would shirk our own re-
sponsibility. We will carry on our
load, but it is task so great and
the time is so urgent that we need
you in the Lords vineyard with
u.s."
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28
RIVERS PROPOSES
CCA BENEFIT BILL
One Hundred And Sixteen
Wilmingtonians Would
Be Affected
BY HOWARD SUBTLE
(Star-News Washington
Bureau)

WASHINGTON, Nov. q = One
hundred and sixteen Wilmington
ians now serving without pay as
members of the Coast Guard re-
serve would be affected by legis-
lation proposed by Representative
L. Mendel Rivers, of South Caro-
lima, whereby such reservists in
jured while on duty would receive
compensation.
The measure is one of two bills
introduced recently by Rivers on
behalf of men in the service. The
other proposal would place the
Nays pharmacists on the same
basis as members of the Arrny's
pharmacy corps.
The bill to provide benefits to
Coast Guard reservists injured or
stricken with illness while on &C.
tive duty was drafted following a
conference between Rivers and
lieutenant Hanson, of Wilmington,
district director of the Coast
Guard Reserve, stationed at Char
lesion.
members of the Coast Guard
reserve are rendering a patriotic
service without pay" Rivers de-
clared. 'They certainly should re-
ceive the same compensation bene-
fits given our service men while on
active duty. Their duties carry
them along our coast lines, where
they are subject to combat with
proving enemy submarines. They
fulfill their assignments regardless
of the weather and are thus to ex-
posture in all kinds of weather.
The Nays pharn, acists, he said,
are mot receiving proper treat
ment," in his opinoin. IT think
their responsibilities entitle them
to commissions under conditions
similar to those under which the
army grant commissions to phar-
macists.''
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28
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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28
PLANS UNDER WAY \
FOR HALIFAX VISIT
Continued From Page One)

are completing six-month tour OF
the United States.
Later in the afternoon. if time
pewnits he will visit the Corn
taLis house. at Third and Merket
streets and where Lord CORVALLIS
maintained his headquarters during
the occupation Of Wilmington dur
ing the Revolutionary war. The
building owned by the North Car
dina Society of Colonial Danes of
America, is now being converted
into an Officers club.
He will leave Wilmington in the
late afternoon to return to Wash
i19tm thus completing the first
trip Of British ambassador to
North Carolina in recent years.
Holder Of the most important dip
l9matic post in Washington, Lord
HALIFAX has, for nearly three years,
been the leading liasion officer Of
his government between the re-
naming two great democracies. AS
member of the inner councils
Of the Allied nations, he is through
" informed on every aspect Of the
|'f and the ideas he expresses in
IFS Duke address, as well as Cher
remarks while in the state, will
be SIGNIFICANT.
Lord Halifax-his given name is
reward Frederick Lindley Wood
j NE third to hold his title. He it
lall' lean, gaunt looking York
<"feman who likes nothing better
ran TO fox hunt, for which he
mas had little time in the past
,gA years. Not since 1897 in Ber-
In "hen he listened for an hour
rAlle hitler raved and ranted has
,-'rc Halifax permitted himself
nelaX INTO his favorite role of
1ofkShlre squire. Profoundly
tucked at what he heard. he i'm
.1r.e icy. realized how much more
''"cplt it would be for Britain
~ ueal with Hitler, European.
'+di' with the ORIENTAL but hamane
%.u comprehensive Gandhi with
from Lord Halifax, as Vicerov of
NO. T had got on remarkably well
l"o m SconceDtions were held
s f;n. LORD Halifax when he was
co, "s named ambassador to this
s n'. IL. The first was that he was
,r w. apostle of appeasement'' This
i ,,s because ,, he was Foreign Min
!, 'ndnr Chamberlain. However
tbo T n chamberlain rather than
Pr s notelsn office who was making
stsoso IN foreign policy during
4 Wv e %recar'ous DAYS before the
\ lon n" - Halifax simply remained
ba 10 DO what he could. Having
\ ia hitler storm and rant. he
II Mo-, oilS ABOUT the NaZlS.
n NV W.T. as it was first believed, is
H. a.. Ha''faN representative OF
4 So , .Sodal Tory Britain which. for
n SPOIL, q. " persons in this country,
Il r. Ps.l me picture Of the Democrat.
fst.b,; AN. He is a pillar of the
o "iSAed church. an "an1;ob+
ennoon pISefVat've' believer in
Hcandi iIacy His negotiations with
8cons S! paved tbs way Tor a new
81 or sn,o Il for India as a ster
I'M Ear I'd Dominion status. AS the re re-.
enioys " ms MS Democratic nature, he
81 rs s's ~! nlgh esteem. among work.
Britsbu farmers as we'll as other
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28
UNRRA DELEGATES
Want LOOT SIFTED
ANXIOUS For Recovery OF
Cultural Treasurers
Stolen By Germans

bvTIC CITY, N. j., Nov. q
ID Delegates Of invaded ma
,.s said today they wanted the
. ,,ol. Nations Relief and Re-
,.:Ii+a+ion Administration to pro-
D" az means whereby Germany
V-ue o mi be shifted for stolen cul-
1907 '' treasures and productive
n]a .'aanciating themselves with the
n. AeI delegation, headed by D.
puy1n do Iongh who made the sug-
CTs tion where delegates of Bel
ses ,,1 lclzechoslovakia, the French
gun, ;ttpe Greece, Luxembourg,
e eol,,'a Poland and Yugoslavia.
N9l"e even stronger statement,
, Ill Ambassador Wilhelm
, NG.4rSd de Morgenstierne said at
-l,sss conference that he consider
pi' # most important" that the
e" NJ be made to pay for any re-
1 T,.t1 work done in its territory since
i na contention after the last war
. .lls Germany has been made to
n ,,-a TOO much proved false, with
e Germany able to rebuild an en-
tjro new war machine.
He said he believed that unless
carnanv was kept to strict account
tbis time UNRRA might as well
t t'lls a permanent organization
w that it will be ready to deal
9Th the destruction of the third
varld war.
.aTr,ent for relief was only very
runn11an leuM 10 4Ied UeWs
H SbonId bay, said that Germany
sborld be made to pay "in kind
al tbe outset" to restore what she
has destroyed.
The provision to cover the re-
turn of art objects and machinery
wos in the form of a statement to
The nress suggesting Interpretation
If 2 committee repore which al
ready has been approved.
The report by the committee on
ecore declared that surplus sup
niles which may be found in Ger
MANY should be uses for relief in
the invaded countries.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28
"THE LAST LAP"

LONDON, Nov. 27.-tR-Air
Marshal Sir Arthur I. Harriss,
terming the present raids on
Berlin "the hast lap of the
race" said today they had
"started a new Reichstag fire
which will put the Nazis out Of
office"
"No bombs dropped any,
where could have had more eff
feet" said the chief of the
Raj bomber command in
pep message to all royal ord
nance factory workers.
''No weapon used elsewhere
or in any other way could do
more to shorten the war.
'In eight days Berlin has
used up more than 5000 tons
(6,72O American short tons) of
high explosive and incendiary
bombs"
--V-
Sixty persons in the Unite
,tates had incomes of millio
.ollars or more in 1914.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28
1& icy! u, .s! w !9!!D
CD III B. 4 R$['S!'S

Thousands of church women, bal
letting at World Community Day
observances on November II, in 764
communities in 46 states, approved
by SO to that the United States
participate in a world organization;
and they favored continued post
war restrictions If necessary. These
figures are based on incomplete
returns sent to New York mead
quarters of the United Council OF
Church Women, under whose aus
pices the meetings and poll were
held But they seem to represent
a fairly accurate cross-sectlon Oh
the opinion of church women ne
turns will be broken down by states
and sent to Congressman to lnol'
cate the attitude of church women
in their constituency. Many inter
faith meetings were held, with Fro
.estants, Catholics and Jews pres
cnt. Enthusiastic inter-racial meet
ngs were reported with Negroes
Chinese, japanese and whites par
ticipating.
Bishop W. Y. Chen, head OF the
Methodist Church in West emma,
and secretary of the National
Christian Council of China, is now
en~oute to the United States 1or
conferences with church leaders on
the postwar Christian program In
China. Just before leaving chung
king he baptized Captain Cniahs
Wei-kuo, second son OF Generallssl,
mo Chang Kai-shek. and preached
the sermon (Which was broaocast
internationally at the "DouDle
Tenth Service''-the Chinese lnoe-
pendence holiday.
Sponsored by the United CHRIS
tan Youth Movement and by the
International Council of Religious
Education, youth Week Will be
observed from January 80 to Feb
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28
Obituaries
HARRY L. DOSHER

Harry l.. Dosber, 81, of South
port, died at the Veterans hospi-
tai in Fayetteville Friday morning
at 5:45 o'clock after an illness of
four years.
He is survived by his widow, Alta
Wescott Dosner, of Southport; one
daughter, Dorothy Dosher Hardee,
Morgan City, Ia; two sons, Harry
Leighton Dosher, U. S. Navy, serv-
ing in the Pacific area, and Paul
Wescott Dosher, U S. Merchant
Marine; one brother and four sis
ters of Southport.
Funeral arrangements have been
set for Mordav afternoon at 3
O'Clock from the Southport Baptist
church. The Rev. A. L Brown and
the Rev. Cecil Allegood will Off
ciate
Active and honorary pallbearers
will be j. ]. Lough]jn. Robert S.
George, Sgt Linard Charles Dosh-
err, Johnnie Dosaer, Charles Trott,
Crawford Rourk. Butler Thompson,
DR.. c. C. Cannon, James Primer,
Captain M. M. Pickett, James
Carr, John Erickson, L. B. Leon
ard, Joel Moore. ] W Lancaster,
W. T. FullWood, Dallas Pigott,
Dwight McEwen, Harry Aldridge,
Fred Smith ard Robert Willis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28
NAMED DIRECTOR

y ca O. IL HILL, Nov. o. up -
81. e0,uon Blackwell of Washing
erviea specialist IN community
+ the Inl '.aS been named director
ial sa llS'l'ute for Research in So
1ortb ''l e at the University of
9r How. osfo III here, succeeding
ID ; and s W: odum, who organic,
q: rn NAV mas directed the institute
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28
CHEERS DEMAND

NEW YORK, Nov. 27-tR-Buda-
pest dispatches to Switzerland and
Sweden reported to the Office of
War Information today said that
demand in the Hungarian parlia-
ment that Hungary Immediately
withdraw her troops from the Rus
sian front was greeted with ap-
rlauSe and cheers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28

pleted. I feel that now am need
ed more in the Army than on the
farm. l want to volunteer and be
sent to an induction center as
soon as possible. Other married
men are going to the Army and I
feel that it is my duty to 60 also"
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ruary 6 by two million Protestant
youth in $4,000 youth groups in the
United States and Canada. Youth
Week observances in many com
munities will include church wor-
ship services with an emphasis on
youth; community wide interdeno-
minational youth services on an in
te--racial and international basis;
church and community forums for
discussing youth problems; and
social activities in churches, spon-
sored oy inter-church groups for
developing fellowship among young
people.
DR.. Frank c. Laubach, "the peo-
pie of literacy," former mission
airy in the Philippines, is now visit
ing seven republics Of South Ameri-
ca and also Mexico, working with
missionaries and educational lead
ers in the preparation of literacy
charts by means of which litter
ate peoples can be trained to read
IN a few weeks. Most of these
charts which DR.. Laubach and his
associates will be working upon
will be in languages of the Indian
peoples of the southern continent
one in a tongue which has not yet
been reduced to writing. This
movement headed by DR.. Laubach
is considered contribution of
North American Professionalism to
goodwill between the Americas.
"Since we are neighbors to the
whole world, it becomes our duty
as Christian people, as it is the
privilege of our common humanity,
to carry to all men the peaceful
influences of a vital religion in the
sincere hope that human under,
standing can be strengthened, and
human fellowship be made SO SIN
cere, that such a shedding of blood
may never occur again. said Gov.
Edward Martin, of Pennsylvania,
recently. TT is my hope as SOL
der of three wars and as the
Governor of a great state that at
the peace table these principles
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28
LILLIAN r HARRELL

BURGAW Nov. u. - Julian R.
Harrel, SO, died suddenly Friday
night at his home here.
Mr.. Harren is survived by his
widow, GerCie M. Harrel, one
daughter, Mrs Pauline Wooster;
his father, George W HarreI, all
of Burgaw: tw, sisters, Mrs. Flyn
Richards of Montague and Mrs.
Mary Hines of Wilmington; one
brother, Stewart Harrell of Will
mington.
Funeral services will be held
Sunday at p. m. from the home,
with the Rev. R. W. AGREE and the
Rev. T. L. Clark officiating. Burial
will be made in the Bur gaw GENE
terry.
Active pallbearers will be D. B.
Durham, E N Pearsal, Oliver
Clark, Forest Harrell, Woody
Groom, and DR. NJ c. Wolfe.
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FIGHTING FARMER AT y

BELLE PLAIN. Kas. - Up -
John ]. Zimmerman planted 500
acres of wheat this fall, because
he wants to aid in the U. S. food
program. He's n years old and did
all the work himself,
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-28
DIR. GUsTAVE A. HARRER

CHAPEL HILL, Nov. 27.-tR-|
DR.. Gustave Adolrhus Harrer,
Kenan professor OF Latin and head
of the University O. North Carolina
classics department, died last
night at mis- nome here after long
illness due to heart ailment. He
was Sc.
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JAMES NICK. LYKES

HOUSTON Tex Nov. 2.-R-
James Mckay Lykes, ST., 63, chair
man of the board Of the Lykes
Brothers Steamsni, company, one
of the largest operators of Amerl-
can Flag tonnage, died last night.