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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-26
Nasa zunanja poll
tika
Move knjige - pregled Stephe-
ma Pearcea

Zadnjih 40 let Sc ameriske
zunanje obveze in moznosti "a
njihovo izpolnitev MISC dopol-
njevale. Naso zunanjo politiko
je bilo nemogoce in DO nemogo-
ce resiti, dokler ne ustvarimo
mocne in sigurne zveze.
To pravi V svoji knjigi "Zu-
nanja politika Zdruzenih draw
scit republike" GU. S. Foreign
Policy: Shield Of the Republic)
kolumnist Walter Lippman, clan
zurnalisticnega sindikata. On
razlaga zakaj je izolacija ma
vadna bajka, navadna iluzija,
raven seveda &c ne zmanjsamo
svoje obveze, to je ako prekli-
cemo Monroejevo doktrino in
vse nase obscene preooceanske
obVeZe.
Sedaj Sc te nase obveze raz-
prostirajo cd Alaske do Luzo-
ma, cd Greenlanda do Brazila,
cd Kanade do Argentine. Ia
povrsina obsega nekaj mani
kot 40 Cd sto kopnega, in ne
kaj mani kot rs odstotkov pre-
bivalcev zemlje, katere je tre-
ba braniti. Strategicno je zelo
ranljiva; kajti zracna moe je
zmanjsala svet. Severna in Juz
ma Amerika sta sedaj samo diva
otoka v ogromnem oceanskem
jezeru, cigar obale kontrolira 10
druge velike sile. Novi Svet ne
sme dovoliti, da Sc ga izolira cd
zdruzenih moci Starega Sveta,
In cato mora poiskati Starem
Svetu sigurne prijatelje.
G. Lippman povdarju, da :je
izolacija postala nacionalna i
deologija, ker sto let mi svoje
sigurnosti nismo "zasluzili". Ia
Sc je naslanjala ma britansko
pomorsko moe. Monroejevo dok-
trino smo proglasili sele ko nam
je bila zasigurana pomoc an
gleske strani. Ampak ker ia
zveza nj bila ravno laskava "a
naso samozavestnost, Sc ia ne
formalna anglo ameriska ali
janca nj nikdar javno priznala.
In amerikanski narod lie Sc ma
pref sprejemal ma sebe obveze,
prez pomisleka kako jih bo mo-
gel izpolniti.
Lippman pokazuje, da ceprav
nismo imeli opraviti eyrop-
sk!rl stVarml, so Sc mas sve-
tovne zadeve vedno tikale. "a
to ne smemo dovoliti, da ena
evropska sila postane toliko
moena, da more napadati tudi
lzven evropskega kontinenta.
V sedanji vojni Sc je pokaza-
10, da niti Russia, rliti Britain
ia, niti Amerika, in niti dive cd
teh sill skupaj ne morejo pre-
magati zavojevalrih narodov.
Sigurnost malih narodov .ie "a
to odvisna cd zdruzenih n1oci
teh treh narodov.
Lippman veruje, da bi taxa
kombinacija bila edna reali-
sticna podlaga "a mir in pravico
v nasih easih. On veruje, da bi
TAXA zdruzitey spostovala svo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-26
GOSPODARSKE RAZMERE Y EASE
DEM JUGOSLAVIJI

Nedavno smo poroca prehrani ma slbskem ozem-
ju Il istih vov to e, Cd Jugosovanskh d1zav anov,
katerim je uspeo ut il zasedene domovne dobili
Sc nekaere druge podrobnost gospodarskh razmerah
nash krajih:
Ne lie zivez temvec tudi druge zivenjske potrebsci
ne so racionrane.
MILO dobiva prebivalstvo lie V neznanih mnozinah
ma jhen koscek in osebo, in Sc to lie nered
in najslabs kakovost Odsotek primesanega peska
je jako visok Ma crnem trgu prodaajo domace milo ka
tero kuhajo gospodinje Cena 240 do 26O dnar
jew kg
DRVA: racionirana delez je l in pol kubicnih
metrov osebo in leto. Dobava e neredna Cena ma
c1nem trgu je dinarjev 1000 kubiGni meter.
PREMOG: je popolnoma izginil.
OBLEKA in OBUTEV: kupiti morejo samo oni, XII
dokazeo da imajo obleko ali en- par cevjev - XII
pa morao biti poponoma laztrgani in neporabni Kdor
kupi obleko ali cevlje, obenem oddati (brez
odskodnine) obe1o ali ceve Rok cakanja "a obe
ko in "a cevlje je zeo dolg po til in vec mesecev
Ma crni borzi prodajajo stare re nosene obeke po
1000 do 14.OCO dinarjev cevlje pa po 1000
Sukanca "a sivanje sploh nj dobiti.
Hrvaska
zIVEz: ma Hrvaskem vlada veliko pomanjkanje
Vseh Vst zVeza - pray posebno obupna pa e oganiza
ca razdelitVe StVa katee obsoajo nakaznice vca-
slh zgmeJO IN Sc Vec pOjavijo ma trgu Cd
Bozica do Veke noci so ma Hrvaskem razdeili komaj
25O gramoV masCobe osebo. Niti Ola, niti sadkora
nj bo, mOke razdelili dob tleh mesecev udi sa-
mo 25O gramov.
Mesa je malo, po enkrat teden soboto razdele
nekOlko goVedine. Vse ostalO odneseo ali Nemci ali pa
ltalanl Stlri do sest cakana pred govno je vsak
danja stvar
Druge vste ziveza, XII MISC raconrane, SO vcasih ma
prodaJ potem pa nenadoma zgneo. To velja "a ajca,
meko, slr IN zelenjavo, poman kane pripsuejo sabo-
tazl, ali pa rekvrranju stlani gerilcev.
kmet sam nerad prodaja, ker denar nicesar ne
dobl udi vste zveza, kaere razdeljujeo drzavne
organzacije, mast in mok prinanj jkuejo LAM nj
bllo nit sadja, ker so Nemci odvedH vse V Nemco
Kmecko prebivalstvo je deoma Sc ma slabsem nego
mescani ker more ncesar kupit Vaske trgovine so
prazne, d potovati druge kraje smeo.
Use to je privedlo do tega da ljude izmenjavajo e
Sc bago "a blago Hrana gostinah nj lacionirana
ola Gene so ogromne, cd 80 do 500 kun obed
Druge uradno dolocene, tudi zelo visoke
Jace stane kun mleko kun mast 80 kun kluh 20 kun
klogram
Crni trg prodaja seveda mnogo vec nego normalni
t1g Ustasi dobavljajo sami navec blaga borzo
ma kae prodajajo sVoje naropano in nakradeno blago
ker jim e dovojeno potovati in hove prtljage nkdo
ne SINE pregledat, obiskuejo kmee in vasi prena
saJo hrano mesta Gene pa povsem drugacne Jajce
je 20 kun konad mleko 10 do IL kun liter mast $50 do
400 kun kilogram moka $50 do 100 kun kiogram meso
12O do $50 kun kiogram. Suho 500 kun kogram
Kavo, caj in kakao prodajajo po 800 do 1000 kun
kilogram.
Les po 1000 do 5000 kun "a kubicen meter
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-26
L. urodo SIovenskego omeriskeqo norod-
neqo svefu
1885 w. 26th St., Chicago, i'll.
Cim veeji so napori, tenn popol-
neise je zadoscenje


neise je zadoscenje
&c trezno pretehtamo vojne
in politicne dogodke zadnjih par
tednov, &c vpostevamo dejstvo,
da so Sc razni nasi cinitelji tu
in drugod resno poprijeli della
"a dosego popolnega soglasja in
bratskega edinstva med Srbi,
Hrvati in Slovenci, &c Sc ozira-
mo ma razveseljiva znamenja,
XII kazejo, da be postalo vpra-
sanje nash primorskih, prek-
murskih in koroskih bratov in
sester zadeva vseh Jugoslova-
nov in ne samo tako strasno
hudo prizadetega slovenskega
naroda, in &c vidinlo, kako neu-
morno je mas narodni svet ma
delu V svojih stremljenjih "a
cilji svojih tezkih nalog, more
mo ze danes mirno vestio re-
ci, da ne bodo prizadevanja ma
Sega politicnega gibanja zaman.
Upanje je veliko, da bodo Slo-
venci V start domovini reseni
narodnega pogina in zdruzeni V
avtonomno, svobodno, demokra-
ticno Slovenijo, XII bodi del fe-
derativne, demokraticne Jugo-
slavic.
Splosno zboljsanje tega polo
zaja nam daje to upanje. Toda
to Sc nc pomenj, da je nasega
della konec, da je nase delo re
opravljeno. Kajti najhujsi ma
pori sele pridejo, ko Sc unese
sedanje strasno neurje, ko Sc
dejo zastopniki zavezniskih sill
"a mlrOVno mizo. Ia tiste usod-
ne dni Sc moramo pripraviti Sc
daj ter dokazati tistim, XII bo-
do dolocali usodo narodom do
mala vsega sveta, da je mas ma
rodic prav tako vreden vposte-
vanja kakor vsak drugi in da
! gre pravica do narodnega ziv-
ljenja kakor vsakemu drugemu.
Da, temeljito Sc moramo pri-
praviti in take priprave zahte-
Vajo vso naso dobro voljo, vse
nase moci.
Ameriski Slovenci podpiramo
vlado tel dezeli po vseh svo-
jih moceh, ker vemo, da mas ca
ka placilo V tenn, da nam bo po
zmagi dano uzivati zlahtne sa-
dove miru in pravice. Ali "a to,
kar storimo "a svoje brate in
sestre V start domovini, ne pri-
cakujemo, niti ne zahtevamo
nobenega placila. To, da jim po
tel grozi zasije svetlo solnce
prav taksne demokracije in svo-
bode, kakor size nam tel de-
zeli, nam DO ze V veliko zado-
Scenic.
Ker pa je bodocnost sloven-
skega naroda v veliki meri od-
visna cd nash naporov v tel
dezeli in ker mu zelimo demo-
kracijo kar najboljsi in mai
popolnejsi obliki, moramo ma
petl vse svoje sile, &c hocemo,
da Sc nam izpolni ia leila, ter
vso vnemo podpirati mas ma
rodni svet, XII Sc po narodovem
narocilu poteguje "a tisto de-
mokracijo lepe Slovenije-izvo-
ra vsega ameriskega slovenstva.
In CHM vecji bodo ii nasi ma
pori, tenn vecji bodo uspehi te
fhInEn 10 r~~o1.~ z
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-26


SIovenski vojaki- odIikovanci
Clane podruznic SANS-a,' ka-
kor tudi ostale rojake prosimo,
da nam sporoce imena sloven-
skin fantov v ameriski armadi,
XII so zaradi kakega hrabrega
Gina bill odlikovani. Poleg linen
takih vojakov sporocite tudi j.
me in naslov starsev. SANS ta-
ka imena nujno .potrebuje. Pro-
sino, da. porocate o tenn ta-
koj.
Nase gibanje
Doba cd 1. do 8. julia je BIZ
la Sc posebno dobra z ozirom
ma gibanje "a ustanavljanje no.
viii podruznic. Ustanovljenih
jih je bilo devet, in sicer: Stew.
68 SANS, sheboygan, Wis.,, ma
stala liz podruznice stew. 1 S. 4.
T.; Stew. SO SANS, Joliet. ILL.,,
nastala IL podr. stew. 20 SzZ;
stey. 70 SANS, Cleveland, O.,
nastala IL podr. Stew. rs SZZ;
Stew. II SANS, Fairport Har-
bor, O., nastala iz podr. stew.
68 Szz; Stew. u SANS, Ogles-
by, ILL.,, nastala IL podr. Stew SO
SzZ; stew. 73 SANS, Herminie
Pa, nastala il DIR. Stew. 81 S. N.
P. j.; Stew IA SANS, Sheboy-
gan, Wis, nastala il Ameriske-
ga slovenskega zdruzenja; stew
IS SANS, Pueblo, Colo, nastala
IL redno prispevajocega drustva
Stew. 3, ZSZ; stew. 76, Pueblo,
Colo, nastala iz redno prispe.
vajocega DIR. st. AZ ABB. Slo.
venski ameriski narodni svet ie
dne 8. julia Stew rs podruznic
V istem casu so prispevale
sledeee podruznice: Stew. 2 SA-
MS, Chicago, ILL.,, $4,000; stew
6 SANS, Ely, Mimi, $48.25;
Stew. 8 SANS, West Newton
Pa, $3.50; Stew, 9 Wilcox
Pa, $6.17; Stew. Is SANS
Springfield, ILL.,, $7.15; stew. 22
SANS, Midway, Pa, $7O.34; st
27 SANS, Arcadia, Kans. $19;
Stew. 80 SANS, Cleveland, O..
$500; stew. SO SANS, Wauke.
gan-North Chicago, III $4,000;
Stew. 38 SANS, Acmetonia, Pa
$25.OO; stew. SO SANS, Cleve.
land, o. $4,000; Stew. As SANS
Shebowgan, Wis, $1.9O; stew
46 SANS Brooklyn, N. Y. S7.3C
st. 81 SANS, Los Angeles, Cal
$114.OO; stew. IA SANS She.
| boygan, Wis. $4,000; Stew. rs
SANS, Poeblo, Colo. $4,000; St
76 SANS, Pueblo, Colo $500
Zdruzena slovenska drustva
V New Yorku so dodatno 20.
slala k prispevku Slovenskega
dneva Sc $500. Darovala iih ie
Mrs. Anna Kepic.
In Mrs. Kavcic il Chicago lie
nam po br. Antonu Krapencu
podarila $500.
Shodi, seize, sestanki in
prireditve
Podruznica stew. IS SANS
Worcester, N. Y, nam poroca
da DO imela svojo prihodn.jo Sc
jo dne IS. julia v East Worces-
terju, N. Y. Podruznicni ia ajnik
poZiVa Vse tamosnie r0iake in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-26
Shodi, seize, sestanki in
prireditve

Podruznica Stew. IS SANS,
Worcester, N. Y, nam poroca,
da DO imela svojo prihodnjo Sc
jo dne Is. julia v East Worces-
terju, N. Y. Podruznieni tajnik
poziva vse tamosnje rojake in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14
Fx-Ambassador Grew
10 Be Columbia u. Guest

Joseph c. Grew, former Ambassa-
dor to Japan. will be guest of honor
and principal speaker at the annual
reception and victory dinner of the
Columbia University Club of WASH
ington next Saturday night at the
Statler Hotel, President William Roy
Valance announced yesterday. The
reception will be at $50 pm. Din
her will be followed by dancing.
Mr.. Grew will speak "off the
record" on his experiences in Japan
during the years preceding the be-
ginning of war and up to the time
he returned to America.
Reservations are being handled
by committee consisting of Irving
S. Fusfeld, dean of Gallaudet Col
lege, chairman; w. D. Champion,
1t. Comdr. w. Hoffer, James T.
Kemp. Silvis A. Minoi, E. C. Ropes,
Archie r. Sabin, D. V. Sandifer,
Herald L. Stendel and Julian R.
Wilhelm. Mr.. Kemp is chairman of
the Committee on Arrangements.
Ofncers OF the club, besides Presi-
dent Valance, are William o. Doug
las and Edwin l.. Rogers, vice presi-
dents; Mr.. Sabin, treasurer; Mr..
Stendel, secretary; John S. Noff-
singer, chairman, and Melvin H.
Dalberg, Elmer Louis Kayser. Henry
s. Merrick. Carl l.. w. Meyer and
Lester G. Wilson, Executive Council
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14
is Army Officers
Will Take Course
On Handling. Rifle
Workmanship Glasses
Open in D. 6. Schools
Week Of March 70

One hundred and thirty-five Army
oficers from the Quartermaster Cen
erals Once here will learn how to
handle rife in the new rifle
craftsmanship classes which open in
schools the week of March %. Off
eiak disclosed yesterday.
The men range in rank from sec
ond ieutenants to lieutenant COL
sonels. The War Department asked
that the men be given rife training
as many of them are expected to be
sent later to the field, the National
Rifle Association said.
i -Four hundred men have signed up
Tor the second series of classes being
sponsored by the NRA and The Star.
while another 400 men are nearing
the end of their seven week course.
In the first class few Army and
Navy officers received training. but
this marks the first time that so
large a group has asked for instruc-
ton.
Ofncials said assignment cards in
etructing men where to appear when
the new classes begind would be
mailed out this week.
Training is under way at George
town and George Washington Uni
versities, Roosevelt, Mckinley, Gen.
trail and Dunbar High Schools and
the NRA rifle range. 1t is planned
to use these same schools for the
new group, officials said
No decision has been reached on
the holding of a third series of in
struction pending talks with school
authorities on whether District
schools will be available this
na,Narar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14
Chi|d-Care Course
To Open April 13 at
AWS Headquarters
Women Between 2O-45
To Receive Certificate
On Completing Study

A child-care course, open to wom-
en- between 20 and As years of age
who after training will give mini
mum of two and one-half DAYS
weekly for volunteer work in child
care, will be held from April 10 to
May 81 at headquarters of the
American Women's Voluntary Serv-
ices, 2170 Florida avenue NV.
The class will meet from 100 to
$3.50 pm. Tuesdays and Fridays I'M
til 20 hours of lecture discussion
have been completed. Registrants
then will devote so hours to prac-
tice teaching under expert super
vision. One field observation trip
a week will be required during the
course
Graduates will receive an Office
of Civilian Defense certificate in
child care and will have an oppor-
tunity to work in child care centers
opening in the District this spring.
Applicants for the training need
law VIC AACLlNClo Va VIC N w w, Dui
will be enrolled in the course only
after personal interview at AWVS
headquarters. Registration will
begin March Is and continue
throughout the month Applicants
should telephone the AWVS infor-
nation desk, Dupont 1478, for APP
pointments.
The course. fourth to be offered
by the AWVS Child Care Commit
tee. also is sponsored by the Child
Care and Protection Committee of
the OCD and the Emergency Com
mittee for the Care of Young Chill
dren. 1t will cover the training of
the pre- school age child.
Miss Christine Glass will be ed
ucational director In charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14

George w Raybold, 81 324 3 st. Sc
Emma Browning, 49, 225 3rd st NV
Ada MacNichols 50, 5000 New Hampshir,
JEFFERSON D. Dix 81, 2752 Woodley pl. n "
Alfred A. Wheat. IS. the Mayfower
Laura Rupprecht, rs, 1884 Conn. ave. nv
Louis Kinsinser. -, BIS 4nth st. NV
Jeanne NJ Deiorimier, -, Memphis Tenn
William NJ Chubb, -. 1920 Upton st. n "
Augusta S. Stewart, 70, 325 9Th St Sc
Nancy NJ. Boatman. 80, 501a saith pl.
Miriam z. Hardin, 80. 1928 Vsrnum ST. n "
Edward Shelton. 80 1909 St Sc
Nose Gardner, 81. 3270 NJ st NV
Eusene c. Peters. So, 500 ST ne
Liam r. MacEocagain, SO, 1913 L st "
Clarence Ersood, 81 1859 Kenyon
Michael Harrington, 81. 22s Rock cree'
Frederick Frieser, IS, wardman Psrs
Clara NJ. Toomb, IS, 1924 Calvert st. n "
Christeila MacMurray 81, 1850 Conn
Eppa r Violet, SO 1912 Rosedals st. ne
Roscoe White. "A Alexandria Va.
Betty Blair. 36, 62s Bird st. NV.
William Herman. jr,. IS. 7ol5 5tf
Infant Fsdrs A. wohord Arlington, Va.
John ! Marshall, so Hill Top. Md
Samuel Pinckney, 81, 20l0 18th St ".
Ida Wheeler, 81, 2i43 Newport pl. NV
Jennie y. A. Williams. IS. 1928 virgins
Grace Mcneil SIS. 1894 st.'n.w.
Arthur Clark. So. 1o33 9Th st, ne.
Hannah Butler, SO, ai6 Barry p
Thomas Little. 40 3ob 3 ST ne
Bessie Allen, 4s. s24 Morton pl ne
Corinthea Evans 80. 1740 Y st NV.
Julia Foster. IS. 1885 2Tth st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14
BrOoklAnd- Moves,

A meeting will be held Wednes-
day at 100 pm. In the Moves School.
Mrs. Riddlestein will give q talk on
her year as interpreter and COM
panion to Nine. Chang Kai-shek.
Children of the Noyes School will
entertain.
Mrs. G. Danials and Mrs M. w.
Ransom, student aid chairmen, ask
that parents send all clean, discard
ed clothing to the school Wednes-
DAY for the benefit of student aid
work.
ketcham-Van Buren,.
A meeting will be held tomorrow
at 2:30 pm. in the Ketcham audi
forum. Mrs. Donald Seller. chair
man, will present certificates to
pupils who were found to be phvsi-
cally fit as result of the summer
roundup campaign.
Stanton.
A meeting will be held tomorrow
at 30 pm. Pupils of the first
grade will present The Story of
the Gingerbread Boy" and sixth
grade pupils will give two original
plays, ON to Victory" and The
value OF Bonds" A tea will follow.
Central High.
Conrad w. Amer, resident archi-
tect for the Rockefeller Foundation
In China for II years. will give An
illustrated lecture on The GLORY
That Was Picking" at the meeting
tomorrow at pm. Centrals Chi
nese students will be guests.
Gage.
Inc associations bowling team
has won two games from the Bunker
Hill PTA team.
Blair Hayes.
The Study Club will meet We'd
nesday from l to pm. at the Tay-
ior School.
War savings stamps will be sold
at both schools each day during re-
cess time, the goal being to sell
enough stamps to purchase q jeep.
The following Nominating Com
mittee has been appointed: Miss
| M. Moore. Mrs. M. Hall and Mrs.
Mae Stockdale.
| Madison Taylor.
A meeting will be held Thursday
at 100 pm. at the Taylor School.
Point Rationing and Menu Plan
ming to Suit Present-day Needs
will be discussed by a representative
from the OPA,
In place Of the regular cake and
candy donations sent to the schools
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-14
Births Reported

John and ldelle Askew. boy.
vernon and Geraldine Backstrom. boy
fsuI and Lillian Bowers. boy s"'' IVY
an: :nd anrisn ca nnfaisy po sr
zl;is q. md M M.rs B BesSSFy girl bow
Gs5ion and Iogise Carrot, boy BOY
E. AND and 'H poaoshy H aGega r boy
poland and borothy Kennedy. girl
JANE. s'pa an: and f Ras. Lay Lay Boy boy
k suI and and P Potsns u. LeDs. boy.
Y,ltsr Al. and Dorothy lyc Miller girl.
tot and Helena Norouist sirl,
Eobsrt and Genevieve odie, girl.
sns an: and F Fs,.r P Ps5sof boy
Oliver and Mary ouantrifiIe. Twin boys
Charles sne Jane Rsnalds, boy.
oven and Helen Scott, boy.
yoseph "a .nd Mildr .,I.. Simpson sirl.
joseph and Lucille Bicksler. boy.
Richard and Bessie Brizzie, bow.
Francis and Cathryn Davis, I'd, girl.
Kossph and Ruth Ebert. boy.
George and Margaret Haskins, boy.
Robert and Hazel Herwick, boy.
Ninian and Helen Hughes, girl
Curtis and Helen Jones, girl
James and Evelyn Kidwell boy.
John and Jean Lansley, boy
Ralph and Elizabeth Leedy boy.
Allen and Virginia Love boy.
Thomas and Mary Nave. IT.. bov.
Glenn and Shirley Mitchell, bow
Wesley and Priscilla MacFall, girl.
Isaac and Mary Notes. girl
Charles and Virgipia Parrot. girl.
Anthony and Gordon Paul. girl.
Wilson and Mary Poole. girl
Richard and Patricia Purdy. girl
Martin and Edith Rittenhouse jr boy
Arthur and Gloria Schnebelen ir. girl
George and Meredithe Shuler, piri.
Roy and Dorothy Stanford boy.
Thomas and Ruby Sutton. boy
James and Frances Thigpen. girl
Desiderio and Flora Vasouez. boy.
Thomas and Grace Walsh boy
Charles and Laura Warren. boy
Walter ano Airline wilkins. hoy
Charles and Patricia Thornton. boy
Martin and Esther Wagner. bov
Ivan and Katherine Wanless. girl
Leonard and Sadie Wells girl
Ralph and Essie BOYD, boy
Joseph and Susie Powell girl
James and Dorothy Thomas. boy.
William and Elsie Douglas. boy
Doctor and Katherine Simmons, girl
boy.
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Ruth Mitchell TuIks
On Nuzi Experiences

Ruth Mitchell, sister of the late
Brig. Gen. Billy Mitchell, will speak
Tuesday night at the Jewish Com
munity Center on her experiences of
Is months in II Nazi prisons.
Miss Mitchell returned to America
last year. Her speech Tuesday will
be part Of the institute series at the
center on "A World at War"
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laU, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Ddit three tull days and
recetue their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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Wesley B: Miller, 48, Hampton, va. and
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CALVIN Norman, a1. Brownsville. Pa. and
Mildred A. Jones, 10, 1889 Newton
Charles schrider. q, el7 Oneida pl. NV,
and Sarah Modlin. 90. 29o9 Carlton
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90, both OF Arlington. Aie'''
Marsaret Burrows Fleming. 20. 1915
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and and Emily x. Brown. 80, Clifton Terrace
william 9. Moore. 30. University Club and
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