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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29
Nemska poitika
dozivela popoln po-
raz v Sloveniji

Kot je razvidno IL nedavnega
tajnega porocila, XII je doslo IL
povsem verodostojnih krogov in
virov, je nemska politika dozi-
vela ma Slovenskem popolen po-
raz. Predvsem Sc je Nemcem
izjalovil poiskus, da zopet vzpo-
stavijo V dezeli nemski prestiz
ter postavijo generala Rupnika,
kot avtoriteto V Sloveniji.
Publizna sIika partizanskih
Uojnih sill pretekl0 jesen
Pc istih virih, XII so poslali
gornjo vest, je bila podana tudi
priblizna slika vojnih sill parti-
zanskega gibanja, kakrsno je
bilo oktobru in novembru lam
sko leto. Ceni Sc, da je bilo te-
daj V Osvobodilni vojski kakih
dvesto tisoc moz, cd katerih je
bilo 10000 Slovencev; 10000
Istrijanov; 10000 Hrvatov; 10,-
900 Slavoncev; $4,000 Bosan-
cev; $4,000 Dalmatincev; 10,-
900 il Vojvodine; $4,000 IL Crne
gore in Sanzaka; 10000 Srbov
in Makedoncev. " odstotkih je
bilo tedaj v Osvobodilni vojski
priblizno 45 cd sto Srbov, 80 cd
sto Hrvatov in rs cd sto Slo.
vencev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29
Znacilna OdslOvitev
casnikarja, XII je
pisal "a N. Y. Times
Ray Brock, XII je posiljal
listu il Europe tendenci-
jozna poro6ila o Jugo-
slaviji, izgubil sluzbo.

'AJeS AAS~ SAAADOs
IL urada Zdruzenega odbora
juznoslovanskih Amerikancev v
New Yorku Sc nam poroca:
Prelom ameriSkem nazira-
nju ozirom ma Jugoslavijo po-
staja cezdalje bolj dolocen in
WIDEN. Res uradni Washington
vsled nekih diplomatskih OH
rov Sc vedno priznava vlado
kralja Petra H., a fakticno je
Tito smatran "a resnicnega
predstavnika jugoslovanskega
naroda.
lsti preobrat je opaziti anne
riskem casopisju in publikaci-
jah. Do pred nedavnim je Sc We
Gina listov pisala v prilog Mi
hajlovica, a danes gotovo vecji
del ameriskega til ska slavi in
povelicuje Tita, kot enega cd
najgenijalnejsih vodij v tel VOL
nj. Pretekli teden sta prinesla
diva najbolj razsirjena in ma 81
roko citana lista ozir. magazi-
ma, "Life' in "Colliers'," dodge
c a n ke 0 "jugoslovanskem
Westinghouse" Clanki so bill bo-
cato okraseni z ilustracijami.
LIE ena 'vrsta" ljudi, vezana ma
poslanistvo zamejne Wade
Washingtonu ter ma fasisticni
'pokret V tel dezeli, lima Sc po-
gum, da Sc nadalje casti izdaj-
nika Mihajlovica in njegove
cetnike. To so ljudje, XII Sc bo-
je naroda, pa bill to jugosloven-
ski, francoski, spanski ali anne
riSki narod.
BrOckoUa porOcila so poUeGala
zmedO U Ameriki
Med to vrsto ljudi spada tudi
ameriski novinar in dosedanji
dopisnik New York Times-a,
Ray Brock. On je, ma zalost,
igral dovolj neznacajno vlogo
v jugoslovanskem vprasanju.
Potom svojih porocil il Ankare
in IL Carigrada je Brock delal
v najuglednejsem ameriskem
casopisu Wits proti-jugoslovan-
skega naziranja. Njegova poro-
ella odgovornosti Hrvatov "a
jugoslovansko katastrofo ter o
ustaskih pokoljih mad srbski1n
narodom so bila mnogo kriva,
da je prislo do splosnega neso-
glasja, XII je nastopilo med ame-
risko-jugoslovanskimi krogi.
"Srbobran" sc je vedno kliceval
ma Brocka, ko je zagovarjal
svoje Sovinisticne teze.
OdsI0UIjeni casnikar d0bH sluz-
DO pri Hedrstu
Ali zdaj nam javlja dobro
obvesceni ameriski radijski ko-
mentator Walter Winchell, .da
Sc je Ray Brock pri Times-u "a
meril ter da so uredniki tega
casopisa spoznali, da Ray Brock
nj bill. ravno nepristranski no.
vinar in SO ga radi njegovega
pro- Mihajlovicevega stalisca
odpustili. .-. .u. ~.,. ... .s
Interesantno pri tenn pa je to,
'da je Ray Brock takoj dobil no
vo sluzbo pri Hearstovi ms
international News Service).
Sedaj je torej namescen pri
najvecjem neprijatelju slovan-
stva in demokracije, William
Randolph Hearstu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29

Ma dopustu Sc nahaja &c
Petty Officer George Ozanic,
sin Mr. in Mrs. George Ozanic,
6813 Bayliss Ave. Pred svojim
dopustom Sc je nahajal vojni
:zoni ma Pacifiku.
|, v nedeljo je prisel ma dopust
Pvt. Laddie Kaucie, sin Mr.. in
Mrs. John Kaucic, I'LL e. Il
st. Prisel je iz Camp Blanding,
Fla, nazaj Sc pa vrne v nedeljo,
in sicer v TT. George G.. Meade,
Md.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29
Krozek It. 3 Prog. Slovenk

Redna seja krozka st. 3 Pro-
gresivnih Slovenk, v Euclidu,r Sc
bo vrsila v sredo oh 8. uri we
Ger v Slov. drustvenem domu ma
Recher Ave. clanstvo je vablje-
no, da Sc olnostevilno udelezi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29
.Pregled
.vojnlega
po1ozaja

skve Sc javlja, da so cete RIDE
&c vojske zavzele tocke, XII Sc
nahajajo samo Is mill cd Psko-
va. Ma juzni 'front.' oh dolenjem
Dnjepru SO Rusi predrli skozi
vec nemskih utrjenih crt JUNO
cd Apolstolova ter unicili en- eel
nemski battalion.
Berlin tldi pOroca 0 nOvi ru-
ski ofenzivi pri Nikopolu, XII
ima "a svoj cilj mesto Bobrujsk.
Moskva o tel Ofenzivi Sc nice
sar ne pOroca.
IL SLOVENIJE
LONDON, %. feb. - POroci-
10 glavnega stana marsala IT,
ia javlja, da so Nemci V Slove-
niji v blHini stare italijanske
meje podvzeIi novo ofenzivo v
Obliki treh rogljev, proti kateri
Sc partizanske cete borijo We
liko odlocnostjo.
IZ BURME
LONDON, %. feb. - Vrhov-
ma zavezniska komanda "a juz-
novzhodno Azijo poroca, da so
britanske i'm indijske cete v
'front.' pri Arakanu izvojeva!i
prvo pomembno zmago mad ia
ponci. Japonska bojna sila ma
doticni 'front.', XII je stella okrog
osem tisoc MOI, praM porocilo,
je biIa skoro popolnoma uniee-
ma.
IL ANGLIJE
NEKA BRITSKA LUKA, 20.
'front.' pri Arakanu izvojevale
feb.-Vceraj je dospel v Anglijo
eden najvecjih vojaskih konvo-
jew, XII je kdaj preplul AtIantik
ter dodaI ma tisoce nadaljnih
vojakov "a invazijsko armada
gen. EisenhOwerja. Stevila izkr-
canih Get Sc ne SINE Objaviti.
Konvoj nj bill ma poti preko
oceana napaden niti cd enc
nemske pOdmornice.
IL ITALIJE
NEAPEL, 28. feb. - Ameri-
Ska letala 50 danes bombardira-
la dvoje nemskih aerodromov
blizu Rima. Obenem Sc je tudi
povecala aktivnost artilerije in
drugih Get ma 'front.' pri Anziu.
v splosnem so vojaske opera
CHE ma italijansk 'front.' zadnje
dni radi silnega dezevja pociva-
lie. Nelnci SO izvrsili par sibkih
napadov, XII so bill brez tezave
vrzeni nazaj.
Uradno Sc poroca, da SO
Nemci v borbi pri Anziu v po-
izkusu, da hi zaveznisko silo vr-
gil v morje, izgubili Is tisOc
MOI.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29
Lausche je uradno naznallil
kanddaturo "a goVernerja
Ne bo resigniral IL zupanskega urada
tekom kampanje "a governerja

Vceraj je zupan Frank j. Lausche formalno Mama
NIL da je kandidat govenera pr primarnh voitvah,
XII Sc bodo vrsle prhodnjega maja Prve kandidatske
peticije so bile razposlane re vceraj.
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petlclJe so bile raZpOslane z
Kakor Sc je zvedelo, Lausche
ne DO resigniral il zupanskega
urada tekom kampanje "a go
vernersko kandidaturo, dasirav-
no nj bilo tozadevno il mestne
hiSe podane nobene izjave.
LOkar b0 vOdil kampanjO
zupanov osebni tajnik John
Lokar bo ocividno incl v rokah
cirkulacijo kandidatskih peticij
in vodstvo kampanje. Kakor Sc
je zvedelo, je re v nedeljo zve-
Ger razposlal vec tucatov peticij
rajnim predsednikom demo-
kratske stranke iuznem Ohiju
in drugim znanim demokratom,
XII SO apelirali ma zupana, da
gre v kampanjo "a governerja.
Teden dni cd prihodnjega
petka morajo biti vlozene vse
kandidatske peticije in do tedaj
Sc mora "a Lauscheta dobiti tt
soc podpisov registriranih vo-
lilcev v eni tretjini izned So
okrajev v drzavi.
Stranka 80 okrajih ze odobri-
la kandidaturo
Kot razvidno, so Sc demo-
kratje v 80 okrajih neuradno re
izrekli "a Lauschetovo kandida-
turo, in nikakega dvoma nj, da
bo stranka Cuyahoga okraju
sla. aktivno boj "a njegovo
nominacijo. To toliko bolj, ker
DO Lauschetova kandidatura "a
governerja silno podprla celot-
no listo demokratskih kandi-
datov "a razne okrajne urade.
zupan Sc je kopcno .odlocil,
da Sc vrze v volilni boz "a 60
vernerski urad, pc vecmesecnem
razmisljanju in debatiranju S
samim seboj in potem ko Sc je
posvetoval stoterimi prijate-
iii in politicnimi znanci. Demo-
kratje sirom drzave so med tenn
casom izvajali silen pritisk ma
NIGGA, kajti splosno Sc priznava,
da je njegova kandidatura po-
glavitno upanje "a strankino
zmago Ohiju V jeseni.
Washington je zadovoljen
Kar Sc tice administracije V
Washingtonu, nj nobenega dvo-
ma, da je skrajno zadovoljna L
Lauschetovo odlocitvijo. Nobe-
ma tajnost namrec nj, da Roose-
veltova administracija mocno
racuna ma to-. da il Lauschetova
kandidatura pomaga k zmagi "a
predsednika Roosevelta zlasti v
severnih ohijskih okrajih, v ka-
terih Sc nahaja Lauschetova po-
: glavitna politicna moe.
! Kakor Sc razume, Lausche te-
kom primarne kampanje ne DO
vodil obsirne kampanje, dasi-
ravno je ze pred casom sprejel
vec povabil iz juznega Ohija,
|kjer DO nastopil kot govornik ma
Ipoliticnih shodih.
Ia nominacijo Sc poteguje pet
/ drugih demokratoy
! Lausche DO incl pri primar-
| nih volitvah pet proti-kandida.
tov "a demokratsko governor
sko nominacijo, toda par iznned
] njih Sc utegne sedaj, ko je on
| stopil v kampanjo, unlakniti ali
Ipa prijaviti kandidaturo "a dru.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29
Vladd in meje Finske
OstdnejO nespremenjene

Rusija ne Zahteva nobene
spremembe V finski vladi, niti
Sc ne namerava dejansko oku-
pirati Finske, temvec ruska ar
mada bi edino pomagala Fin
Gem ocistiti dezelo ostankov
nemskih Get, XII sc Sc nahajajo
tam.
V smislu predlozenih pogo
jev bi Rusi takoj pc vojni od
sli S finskega teritorija,- in Fin
ska bi obdrzala iste meje, XII
so bile dolocene V mirovni po-
godbi, XII je bila sklenjena leta
1910.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29

meseca januarja. Ne bojim Sc
reci, da SO te informacije stro-
so zanesljive.''
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29
KGcanje druzinskih ocetou
Sc ne da uec odloziti
Tako porocilo je predlozila Rooseveltu
p0sebna zdravniska naborna komisiia

WASHINGTON, %. februar.
ia. - Posebna zdravniska ma.
borna komisija je danes predlo.
lila predsedniku Rooseveltu po-
rocilo, V katerem jje receno, da
ako Sc hoce priti v okom po-
manjkanju mostva "a oboroze-
ne sile, 0 katerem Sc je pred
sednik te dni izrazil, da je res
no, tedaj Sc ne more vec odla-
sati klicanjem druzinskih gla-
varjev v armada.
Armada je proti znizanju
kvalifikacij
Zdravniska komisija sc je od-
locno izrekla proti temu, da bi
Sc vrzel zamasilo ma ia nacin,
da bi Sc znizalo kvalifikacije
glede fizicne sposobnosti ter po-
klicalo v vojasko sluzbo moske
z raznimi hibami, radi katerih
so bill do sedaj zavrzeni.
Omenjena zdravniska komisi-
ia je bila organizirana ma zeljo
kongresa, XII je upal, da Sc bo
naslo izhod IL polozaja ter pre-
precilo klicanje druzinskih gla-
varjev, ako bi SCI vzelo k voja-
kom neporocene moske z mani
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-29
Ruskl pogoji "a
mir S FinskO so
v rokah zaveznikov.

LONDON, %. feb. - Kakor
Sc je zvedelo tukaj, je Russia
re prosli teden sporocila An
gliji in Zed. drzavam pogoje,
pod katerimi je pripravljena
skleniti mir Finsko. IL dobrih
virov Sc zagotavlja, da pogoji
MISC tako drasticni kot Sc je ba-
Ia
Evening star., 1944-05-17

/, Hoosier and introduced, "Mr. Lem
on, Mr.. Ade."
Boy exclaimed the latter, we
must get together right now" but no
one ordered lemonade.
Mr.. Ade was bitter foe of pro-
hibition. He wrote and spoke for re-
peal Of the eighteenth amendment.
After repeal he said he would like
to see uniform regulation of the
liquor traffic but felt that repeal
had accomplished much.
BY golly." he said. "a few years
ago there were cocktail parties In
every house. I don't see that any
more. But maybe it's because I've
calmed down and am on a limited
ration.
Mr. Ade was An ardent Repub-
lican. He attended the party's ma
ltional convention in 1908 as a dele
gate from Indiana. Once he ran for
Congress.
| He was a natty dresser. even in
the ballroom days. He often related
an arrangement whereby, to keep up
appearances, he bought clothes on
a payment plan. $3.50 a week. Al
Miami Beach he had the reputation
lof being one of the best-dresset
men at the swank resort.
Evening star., 1944-05-17

Single Blessedness," he upheld
bachelorhood in no uncertain terms.
Didn't Call Self Humorist.
Mr.. Ade belonged to period that
saw Indiana's most brilliant literary
stars in the ascendant-among them
Booth Harrington and Meredith
Nicholson.
Although Mr.. Ade usually was
called humorist, he disclaimed any
intent to be funny. Rather, he con-
sidered himself realist. He once
said that If there was anything
humorous in his writing, it was be-
cause human beings are funny.
Il never considered myself a hu-
morist," he said. II never was one;
just realist. I told plain, unvar-
nished stories of human life in COM
tpact form: took liberties with hu-
man speech. If the stuff had enter
tainment value it was because of the
characters and what they did. I
never attempted to be wisecracking
and funny. I never made q gag in
my life"
Mr.. Ade accepted advancing years
philosophically. At SO he exclaimed: ::
Boy, oh boy, the fellow who lived
the past so years has seen some
show.
tits been great life and no mat
ter what comes in the next half CEN
tury my generation has had the best
of life. :.
Foe Of Prohibition.
II date back to the good old days
Of the COS, when people really
lived, when money could be earned
and when the bartender placed a
bottle and glass on the mahogany
and the boys took 1t straight"
At the 1911 convention of Sigma
Chi. roguish alumnus brought a
shy young Southerner up to the
Evening star., 1944-05-17
Mrs. Edythe Shoemaker,
Wife Of Attorney, Dies

Mrs. Edythe MARI Shoemaker
wife of George C. Shoemaker, Dis.
trict patent attorney, died yesterday
at her residence, l4l5 Longfellov
street NV.
Mrs. Shoemaker was the daughter
of the late Col. and Mrs. John r
Oursler of Latrobe, Pa. At one
time she was president of the Six.
teenth Street Highland Women.
Club, She was a member of the
Gunton Temple Memorial Presby-
terian Church.
Besides her husband. Mrs. Shoe
maker is survived by a son, George
c. Shoemaker, jr.; a daughter, Mrs
Mary E. FARRELL, wife of Karl E
FARRELL, vice president of the Thomas
E. FARRELL Co., realtors, and four
grandchildren, Mary Edythe, Mar
garet. Anna and Thomas E. JAR
rell, I'd. She also leaves a sister
Miss Mary C. Oursler and brother
James c. Oursler.
Funeral arrangements are being
completed at the Hines Funera
Home, 2901 Fourteenth street NV
Evening star., 1944-05-17

RAYMOND E GABLE, Secretary.
NUGENT. BERTHA GEtGER. On Tues
day. May l6, l944 at her residence, l343
Euclid ST nv. BERTHA GEIGER NU-
GENT. beloved wife OF Lyman D. Nugent
and mother of Ethel Nugent. Services at
the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2g01
l4th st. NV. on THURSDAY May TX. at 2
pm. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. ls
PORTER. MARY NJ On Monday, May
10, 1914, at Gallinger Hospital, MARY
PORTER, the loving wife OF George w
Porter OF 1921 Kane pl. ne She also
leaves one daughter. seven sons and other
relatives and friends Remains resting al
her late residence after Il pm Thursday
May Is. Funeral Friday. May 10. at
pm, from Randall Memorial Church
Sheriff rd. and Browning pl. ne Rela
tives and friends invited Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements b,
Henry s. Washington 4 Sons
Evening star., 1944-05-17
Dr.. Karl KornbIum, 81, Dies

PHILADELPHIA, May II LP,.-
DR.. Karl Kornblum. 81. clinical pro-
fessor of radiology in the University
of Pennsylvania school of medicine
and famed for his X-ray research
work, died yesterday in University
Hospital.
Evening star., 1944-05-17
Draths

RAWLINGS, JAMES THOMAS. sud
home; Naylor. Md, JAMES THOMAS
sasDane rnom. nss
and Mrs. Marie r. Carroll and brother of
N ns a suse M he Richie Rse bTos nosd os
Upper Marlboro, Md Services at ST.
Thomas Church. Groom, Nd, on Friday,
saa. hsS e. sa loae Baden ND st.
ROCK. FREDERICK HURLBURT. Sud
sss @ es Saulqss nsk sat Ssf
aGk as hHsnson Baoa e sns smsn r. and a0c hE
H. Rock; ir.; brother Of Georse 3. Hazel
May is. 1874, at the residence us'n Of his
ssss sossERss s55 fss ars6 81 liSe +
m en- 1e:Say esds1 A h.S s s
SAUNDERS. LUCILLE L. Suddenly,
Mas BELOVED s vie is4 .;
loving daughter of Raymond ana Corinne
H,,es Humes .vs WORTHY tn granddaughter of Lucy
Of Aee n Humes ns HSars Hon. Hunss @ and nso sis
enes Friends may p'esI es at deaavfs the saa
nW wheTe sernees will Be- hed fhars
day. May 49, at s pm. Interment War
saw. Va.
SHIyEs. EVA LOUISE. On Tuesday,
May l6, lg44; at Takoma Park, Nd, EVA
LOUISE sHIvES, beloved wife of Roscoe
Shivss and daushter Of Mr.: and Mrs
ran. William, Clyde, Norman, Howard
Albert and Calvin Bonifant. services at
Takoms 1se TasoPs Psrt funsra home 2S4 csrro st.
ls. at pm: Relatives and friends are
memea;a lae5ed Intermsnt George washington
SHOEMAKER. EDYTHE MARI. On
l415 Longfeliow st. NV. EDYTHE MARR
SHOEMAKER, beloved wife Of George c.
Shoemaker. mother of George c., ir, and
Mrs. Karl E. farrell, and sister of Mary C.
Oursler and James c. Oursler of Latrobe,
Pa, Pa She also is survived by four grand
Fridaa fgnsaai hsT bone asoi I4th St nv on
Rock Creek Cemetery. IS
1914, EMMA K. SMITH, beloved sister Of Of
Mrs Amelia Orlando and Mrs Mary J.
Hosmer: Services ct Chambers funeral
home, 5I7 11th st. Sc, on Friday. May
-, at $40 am Mass at Holy Rosary
%afv chsrsh Esmstsrv at am 1ntermenI in
nesday. May II. 1914. ct her residence,
LIVAN, beloved daughter of the late
Patrick and Margaret Sullivan. Funeral
from the above residence on Saturday.
May 20, at $50 am. Requiem mass will
be offered at St. Joseph's Church, End and
invited. Interment Mount olivet Gene
terry. 10
Evening star., 1944-05-17
Seeing Eye Doc Bill Posed

The House completed action yes
terday on bill authorizing the
Veterans Administration to furnish
seeing eye dogs for blind veterans.
The measure now goes to the White
House.
Evening star., 1944-05-17

4 For the bond drive you have an
S-card and the speed limit Is off.
Drive now. and .tep on 1t.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-14
All Clubs Sponsor
Flower Shows Here

The All Clubs of the Winter
Park and Wrightsboro schools will
sponsor flower shows in the local
schools on Wednesday, May II.
Miss Ann Mason, Home Demon
stration Agent, has made plans
for members to arrange in each
school dempnstrations and ar
rangements of all kinds of flowers.
and All Club members will help
carry out plans.
The following classifications OF
flowers will be shown: perfection
of blossoms; best color comblna-
ton; table arrangements; Nina
ture arrangements; wild flowers;
most artistic arrangements spe-
cial specimens.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-14
Pearson-L indley
Marriage Announced

BRIDGETON, May 10. - Miss
Sara Edith Lindley of Snow Camp
and Harvey Bruce Pearson of Mo.
ravian Falls, were married last
Saturday night at the parsonage Of
the Bridgeton Methodist church by
the Rev. W. A. Tew. The bride
wore a naby blue suit, with white
accessories. A member of the
Bridgeton school faculty, she is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. N
Llndley of Snow Camp. Mr.. Pear
son is the son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Pearson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-14
Italians To Give
Play On May "a
William Campbell To Take
The Male Lead

The date for the production of
Arsenic and Old Lace" by the
ITALIAN association has b n
changed to May "a instead OF May
II as originally planned. The
change was effected by the trans
fer of Lieut.. Stewart Colley, the
male lead, from Bluethenthal field.
The Thalians have been fortu-
nate in obtaining William Camp
bell, Jr., of Claudia fame, who
successfully directed the production
of papa Is ALL" to replace Lieut..
Colley in the role of Mortimer.
Howard Canister is in charge OF
production. Reports state that re-
hearsals are going smoothly.
Mrs. Charles Chenworth and
Mrs. Carl Powell are cast as the
two maiden Brewster sisters who
have such superb elderberry
wine recipe.
Others in the cast include Viii.
liam Cantwell as the Rev. DR.. Har-
per; Shirley Jean Beasley as
Elaine Harper, ingenue, the daugh-
ter; William C. Robertson as Of
ficer O'Hara; and Leon Smith as
1t. Rooney of the police force;
Lou Walker and E. R. Blakeslee
complete the Brewster family as
Jonathan and Teddy with Warren
L. Humphrey as DR.. Einstein.
Tickets for the production may
be obtained at the office of Lennox
Cooper or at the box office the
night Of the production.
"Arsenic and Old Lace" has been
running on Broadway for the past
four years to packed houses.
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Home Agents Schedule
For Week Of May 1920

Monday: Office AM: Nutrition
council at $3.50 o'clock in the office.
Tuesday: Maffitt Village AM;
Wrightsboro Home Demons /ation
club at 2:30 in the clubhcSse.
Wednesday,: Winter Park Al
club 8:45 o'clock; Wrightsboro 4,
H club HOO o'clock; Bradley S
Creek Home Demonstration Club
2::30 o'clock.
Thursday: All Leaders School in
office at 1000 o'clock; East Will
mington Home Demonstration club
at 2:3O.
Friday: Office AM; Myrtle
Grove Home Demonstration club
at 2:30 o'clock; Murraysville Home
Demonstration club at 800 O'Clock
in the clubhouse.
Saturday: Office.
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returned TO Arkadelph1a, Ark,
after spending a furlough with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Piner.
Sgt. Piner is stationed with a col
lege training detachment there.
Mrs. Elizabth Parlier and daugh-
ter, Gayle, left Wilmington Wednes-
day for Alva., Okla, ce they
will join the formers husband, Avi-
alton Cadet Rufus G. Parlier, now
attending Northwestern State col
lege. Mrs. Parlier is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Moore of this city.
Friends OF Miss Winkie Riven-
bark will be interested to learn
that she is i'll at James Walker
hospital following an appendecto-
my.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Edmund Rod
gers are in Philadelphia attending
the sessions of the American Law
Institute. While there they are
guests Of the Bellevue-Stratford
hotel. Mrs. Rodgers expects to
visit in New York and Long Island
before returning to Wilmington.
Lieut.. and Mrs. E. Moseley Fon-
vielle are visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schulker
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Fonvielle
at the Oleander Court apartments
Miss Eleanor Jordan returned
Thursday from an extended visi
with her sister, Mrs. Frank Nc
Coy, in Guatemala City and Rete
lalehn, Guatemala, Central Amer
lea.
DR.. Mary j. Layton returned to
dsy from Albemarle where she at
tended the Annual State Conven
ton of North Carolina Chiroprac
1 tors Association.
Mrs. Louisa Batson OF Richmond
Va. was the weekend guest O.
her mother, Mrs. H. H. Springs
Mrs. J. L. Boney Of Waucrula
Fla, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
J. Furman Branyon.
Clinton Russ, Jr., has left to-
Ashevile, N. c. to spend the sum
mer. He is student at the DAVE
Willard school.
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U.D.C. Chapter
Meeting Slated
Here Wednesday

The monthly meeting of the Cape
Fear chapter United Daughters of
the Confederacy will be held in
the ladies parlor of the First Pres
byterian church Third and Orange
streets Wednesday afternoon May
II at $3.50 o'clock.
The program will center around
John H. Reagan of Texas, only
Confederate postmaster general.
Daughters" visiting in the city
are cordially invited to attend the
meeting.
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Music Club Addition
Awards Announced

The Thursday Morning Music
clubs annual addition was held or
Saturday morning, May at St
James Parish house. Students die
not compete for a scholarship
award this year, but the winners
Eugene Mauney and Lon Ussery
pianists, both pupils of Miss Agnes
Chasten, were each given five dol.
lars in war stamps as awards.
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UNC To Expand Summer
Course In Lip Reading

CHAPEL HILL. May 10. -P)-
The University of North Carolina
will expand its summer session
course in ip-reading for the par
ticular benefit of men and womer
who will return from the war deaf
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-05-14
DUcKsrER oRCH1CKGUIN?

Fred Mexican of New Kenslng-
ton, Pa, had a freak fowl with
the head and feet of rooster and
the body of a duck. The bird walk
ed like a pengui, had a chicken, S
fear of the water, and made
world.
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THE SAHARA "OCEAN"

The dry African desert, where
clouds of swirling dust checked
and blinded the fighting troops
once was covered by a great ocean
of which the Mediterranean is al
that is left.