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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-23

Marsal Tito pravi, da
odstavljeni vojni minister
osebno vodi operacije
proti Osvobodilni vojski

LONDON, %. maja. - Mar
sal Tito je danes porocal po-
ostrenih bojih med cetniskimi
in partizanskimi silami v Jugo-
slaviji. Tozadevni komunikej
pravi, da je odstavljeni vojni
minister zamejne Wade osebno
poveljeval operacijam proti par
tizanom v pokrajini Sandzak.
Upanje ma zblizanje splavalo po
vOdi .:
Sodec po porocilu marsala III
ia je vsako upanje, da bo prislo
do zblizanja med cetniki in par
tizani ter da skupno udarijo po
Nemcih, splavalo po vodi.
Porocilo S partizanskega glav-
mega stana pravi, da Mihajlovi-
cevi cetniki z nemskimi motor
mimi vozili sipljejo v Srbijo,
kjer so Titove sile nedavno od-
prle ofenzivo proti Nemcem.
Bitka S cetnili v Herzegovina
Do bitke cetniki, katere vo-
di Mihajlovie, je prislo tudi v
Herzegovina, kjer so partizani
virgil mocne cetniske in nemske
sile nazaj v Trebinje, in pa v
zapadni Bosni, kjer so partizani
porazili .eetniske .bataljone. IL )
v bojih proti Nemcem so
partizani zlomili nemski poiz-
kus "a podvzetje ofenzive v l.
stri, medtem ko marsal Tito
javlja o nadaljevanju vrocih
bojev v Liki ma Hrvaskem.
Napadi ma nemske kOmunikaci-
je v Slovenijji
L. Slovenije Sc poroca, da SO
partizani tam tekom zadnjih
dni, pretrgali zelezniske zveze
ma progah Ljubljana-Trst in
Ljubljana Zagreb. Nemci so
vsled teh napadov prisiljeni Ia
nasati Sc ma motorna vozila "a
prevoz Get ma italijansko from
to-.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-23
GEN. CLARK JE ,KOMAJ
USEL SMRTI

NEAPELJ, 22. maja. - Ko
Sc je gen. Mark w. Clark, po-
veljnik 5. armade, V "jeepu" ma
hajal ma inspekciji fronte, je
25 cevljev Cd NIGGA eksplodiral
"zapusceni' nemski anti-letal-
ski top. En- vojak je bill tezko
ranjen, vec drugih, XII so Sc ma
hajali dali cd topa kot gen.
Clark, pa je dobilo lahkejse po-
skodbe, docim je gen. Clark
ostal popolnoma nedotaknjen
Nemci cesto nastavijo take
"pasti' "a sovraznika, kadar SO
prisiljeni ma umik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-23
Poslovanje racijskega
odbora st. 6 suspendirano

Pokrajinski ravnatelj OPA
urada Birkett L. Williams je
vceraj ustavil vse nadaljno po-
slovanje racijskega odbora st.
6, cigar tajnik je obtozen We
likih sleparij gasolinskimi ku-
poni, in vseh 21 usluzbencev ie
bilo "a nedoloceno dobo posla-
nih ma dopust. Odborovi klerki
"a zivilsko racijo bodo v bodo-
&c poslovali V distriktnem ura-
du OPA. Williams je obenem
nujno pozval zveznega distrikt-
mega pravdnika Don Millerja,
da zvezna velika porota takoj
pricne preiskavo gasolinskih
sleparij.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-23
casnikar IL Rustic

V petek zvecer bo govoril v
hotelu Carter znamenit vojni
correspondent Henry Shapiro,
XII Sc je pred kratkim vrnil il
Moskve, kjer Sc je nahajal sko.
ii zadnjih sedem let. Shapiro
je bill Stalingradu, ko so ga
Nemci oblegali in bill je PRIV
tujezemski casnikar, HI je po.
rocal syetu o herojski obramb
Leningrada.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-23
|Zbornica Odobrila
ordinance "a niizzje
elektricne Gene

Mestna zbornica je snoei 80
glasovi prot / sprejela. move
ordinance, glasom katere sc
imajo racuni clevelandskih kon.
zumentov Cleveland Electric II.
Illuminating Co. znizati "a ST..
100000 ma leto, ako Sc vkljuei
tudi konzumente V predmestjih,
pa ina letna redukcija znasati
$1,97O,000.
Kakor je preracunano, ina
povprecen letni prihranek "a
posameznega konzumenta zna.
sati $500. Proti je glasoval edi-
no councilman Edward Pucel,
XII je rekel, da bi ma podlagi Ste
vilk, katere ,je sestavil posebni
ekspert, XII ga je mesto dobilo il
New Yorka, morala biti reduk-
CHA vecja.
KOmpanija sc bo zoperstavila
Nova ordinance ina stopiti v
veljavo 7. julia, ko potece Sc
danja 4-letna pogodba z elek-
tricno druzbo, ampak predsed-
mix korporacije, Eben G.. Craw-
ford je snoci izjavil, da druzba
novih cen me more sprejeti," il
cesar Sc sklepa, da; bo kompani-
ia proti novi ordinance vodifa
BOZ ma sodniji.
Druzba je yes cas-, odkar sc
je zacela akcija "a nizje Gene,
trdila, da najvec, kar more ma
rediti vprico neurejenih svetov-
nih razmer, je to, da bi pristala
ma podaljsanje stare pogodbe
do julia 1945.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-23
Ni6vredni starsi

Pred neko gostilno ma W. 25
st. je v soboto policija nasla
stiri jokajoce deklice, stare cd
6 do IL let. Povedale so, da ca
kajo ma oceta in mater, XII sta v
gostilni pijancevala. Oce, 35-
letni delayec Arthur Gross, in
njegova zena Helena, stara SO
let, sta bila odvedena Y jeeo
deklice pa SO bile zacasno po,
slane v otroski zavod.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-23
PRODUkCIJA BARK "a
INVAZIJE NARASTLA

WASHINGTON, %. maja. =
Komisija "a vojno delovno silo
naznanja, da Sc je produkcija
posebnih bark, XII so namenjene
"a izkrcanje Get pri invaziji, v
aprilu narastla "a IS procen-
tov, oziroma, da je sedaj diva
procenta vecja kot je predvide.
val produkcijski program.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-23
Licence "a bicikle

Use bicikle, XII Sc jih najde ma
ulicah brez licenco "a leto 1914,
bo policija cd sedaj naprej we
la ma najbliznjo postajo, in ako
po preteku 10. dni lastnik ne
pride tia in predlozi novo IL
cenco, bo kolo spravljeno v
shrambi ma .3735 Cedar Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-23
MOI UMORIL zENO IN
IZVRSIL SAMOMOR

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. -
Charles Eastman, star 48 let,
chicaski wrestler" XII je bill
znan kot Gorilla Grubmeyer,' u
je ustrelil svojo 27-letno zeno.
XII ga je nedavno zapustila, po-
tenn pa ie izvrsil samomor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-23
POPRAVEK

V soboto smo porocali, da je
rojak Valentin Pirc, 1011 e. 81
St., v petek vecer zgubil $12 v
blizini drzavne prodajalne zga.
MIA ma E. 62 St. in st. Clair
Ave., toda denar je bill zgubljen
v prostorih trgovine, predno je
Mr.. Pirc kupil zganie.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-23

Silbert V tozbi Mrs. Elizabeth
Clay IL Lakewooda, XII je pre-
tekli mesec vlozila tozbo "a raz-
pCroko proti svojemu mozu
Rolla E. Clay-u, XII je stotnik
pri artileriji in Sc nahaja v ino-
Zemstvu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-23
Srna blizu Frernonta

Neki prebivalec obcine Ball
willie blizu Fremonta, Ohio, je
te dni porocal, da Sc je prvic
po yec letih tam videlo srno.
Bila je samica, tehtajoca kakih
15O funtoy.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-23

EVfOpe VfSlle 1Jute ZfdcIle
sila vodila napad ma razne
Nocni napad je sledil dnevnl
zracni ofenzivi, v kateri je mad
5000 ameriskih bombnikov in
bojnih letal, skupno drugimi
zavezniskimi zracnimi silami u
darilo nemsko submarinsko ba-
20 v Kielu u in oh .Rokavskem
prelivu v Calaisu, kakor u d i
razne druge nemske tarce v o.
kupirani Franciji in Belgiji.
Silna Zracna bitka mad Porur-
Nemski radio je naznanil, da
so nemska letala tekom prvih
Is minut zracne bitke zbila 25
britskih velikih bonlbnikov in
da je oh 2:25 zjutraj bitka Sc
vedno divjala.
,Tekom noci Sc je culoA n d
Rokavskim prelivom dvoje sku-
pin britskih bombnikov, XII so
bill ma p ole tu proti Nemciji.
Nemski radio je porocal, da je
do spopada prislo blizu Dussel-
dorfa, vaznega prometnega sre-
disca v Porurju.
Peti dan Obnovljene zracne
OfenZive
Pozneje je nemski radio O.
znacil tudi Dortmund kot emo
izmed tarc britske zracne sile.
S tenn je obnovljena zracna O.
fenziva proti nacijski Evropi
nastopila svoj peti dan.
Ma opazovalni polet z ozirom
ma invazijske priprave so Mem
ci poslali emo samcato letalo, XII
je bilo opazeno mad Skotsko,
ampak nj vrglo nobenih bomb.
Pozneje Sc je pojavilo mad juz-
no obalo Anglije Sc nekaj nem-
Skin letal, XII so virgil ma neka-
terih krajih nekaj bakelj in
bomb.
Napada ma Kiel in Calais sc
je vceraj udelezilo okrog 1000
ameriskih bombnikov in bojnih
letal, XII so sledili "a petami We
likega britskega napada, XII je
bill vprizorjen prejsnji vecer ma
industrijsko mesto Dunsburg.
Napredovanje ameriskih Get ma
italijanski 'front.'
LONDON, torek %. maja. -
Ameriske cete nadaljujejo ma
predovanjem prot severn in Sc
sedaj nahajajo samo Sc 18 mill
cd mostisca pri Anzio.
Nemci SO vceraj virgil proti
Amerikancem vse rezerve, XII so
jih imeli ma razpolago, cemur
Sc jim je posreeilo vreci anne
riske prednje straze IL Terraci-
ma ma obali, odkoder vodi pot
proti pon.inski dolini.
Odlocilna borba v teku
Nemci so virgil v boi kakih
II divizij. oziroma okrog 1900
moz M fronto juno cd Rima,
/, in razvila Sc je borba, XII utegne
biti odlocilna.
| Neki zavezniski predstavnik
POdprimo borbo Amerlke a. deno-
kracijo In syobodo sveta nakupom
- ~ = - II A~.A *
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-23

Podprimo borbo Amerike ~ demo-
kracijo In svobodo sveta ! nakupom
vojnih bondov II votno- yardevalnih
Enamk!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-23

Kupujte v0jne bonde in vojno-varGe-
sAlne znamke. d bo GImprej poraxen0
0si66e n yss, kar sne prcdstaylja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-23
INocne zraCne bitke mad
NelnCCiiiio:: eli alaeriSke Cete
salllo Is mill cd Anzio
Tekom dneva je 5000 zavezniskih
letal bOmbardiral0 Kiel in naciiske
obrambe v Calaisu, Franciji in Belgiji

LONDON, torek, %. maja - Intenzivna zracna
ofenzva ma Hterjeve prot-nvazijske obrambe NADIA
ljuje nezmansano besnostjo Danes ponoc sirom
Europe Wsle lutte zracne bke, ko e brtska etalska
sila vodila napad nacske tarce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-23
Novi grobovi
AGNES ZALETEL

Pc eno-tedensKi poleZni je
preminila Agnes Zaletel, rojena
Sorce, stanujoea ma 9627 Union
Ave. Stara je bila "a let in je
bila donna il Kamnika pri Ljub-
ljani, odkoder je prisla v Anne
riko pred 10. lett. Bila je cla-
MICA drustva sv. Resnjega tele-
sa. Tukaj zapusea zalujoca ST.
nova Ignatiusa in Franka, hcer
Mary, poroceno Dolinar, in vnu-
ke. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v eetrtek
OBJ $3.50 uri zjutraj il Louis L.
Ferfolia pogrebnega zavoda,
9116 Union Ave-, in oh 9. uri v
cerkev sv. Lovrenca, ter nato
ma Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-23
PETER FILIPOVIC

Pc % let trajajoci poiezni, je
vceraj popoldne preminil v Gal
lipolis, Ohio, Peter Filipovic,
star 80 let. Tukaj zapusca Ia
lujocega oceta Jakoba, stanujo-
cega ma 7446 Broadway, brate
Josepha, Franka, Antona in
Mike, ter sestro Ammo Stack.
Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v cetrtek oh
1880 uri zjutraj IL pogrebnega
zavoda Louis L. Ferfolia, 9116
Union Ave, v cerkev sy. Low
renca in nato ma Calvary poko-
palisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-23

Nemci SO virgil v boj kakih
II divizij, oziroma okrog 1900
moz M fronto JUNO cd Rima,
in razvila Sc je borba, XII utegne
biti odlocilna.
Neki zavezniski predstavnih
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Wilnlar


Ophia Lee Gardner
Mrs. Estela Herns has return
ed home from Los Angeles, Calf,
Richard Ridgels has returned
home from Los Angeles, Calf q,
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PINE BLUFF
Mrs. Tom Jones
Phone 356

ST. JOHN AME CHURCH
Rev. Greene was in charge of the
services Sunday The funeral
services OF Mrs, Bette Shadow
rine who died Tuesday, December
18th, will be held Monday, Dec
ember 18th, at st. John, The
pastor, officers and members of
st John have outlined Il very nice
program for the coming year, -,
Sunday December cath, will be a
full day at st, John. The Sun
day school is presenting a fine
program in the school. Bishop
Clayborn Will bring the morning
message. Christmas Eve night,
A Christmas play 'Narlltity' will
be given at s O'Clock p. m.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-22
Gloria Downs

Public schools closed Friday
for the Christmas season With
outstanding programs. ID. IL. IL,
Thornton played Santa Claus at
Langston, Mrs. II. MeGowan
has been elected teacher at Col
ston to take the place OF Mrs. M.
NJ. Wilburn who resigned for 9TH
er work. Churches and clubs
under the leadership of Mr., Il. 5.
Stevenson, gave the Langston foot
ball boys sweaters for outstanding
records in the field of sports. :,
The Riddle Sisters are in DanFtl
Mrs. IL. Ferguson, Norfolk, Va
Mrs. Alice Jackson, Memphis,
Tenn, for the Christmas, Miss
Theodoshia Barron, MIR. l., Simp-
son. and Mr.. and Mrs. \. Lotion
are home from their trips, Prof.
Robertson, head of the Dept. Of
Music at Philauder Smith College,
is here and will be featured at
Haven Methodist Church Sunday
morning, December oath, in spe-
cial numbers as the Youth Choir
sings their annual Christmas num-
bers. The Jr. Choir of Haven will
Sing Christmas Carols in the
streets Christmas morning :.
Those on the sick list are Mrs.
II. Norman, Mrs. G. w, White
head. Odel Walker Mr., F. n.
Thomas, Mrs. +. n. Williams OF
Nashville, Tenn, Mrs. E. Taylor
of Pine Bluff are here visiting
friends Prof J. A. Patterson
has recently accepted an invita-
ton to deliver ten major address
es in Atlanta, Ga. beginning with
a Lincoln Douglass Address Feb.
18th. Subject of his addresses
will be THE Negro Marches On,
He shall trace the negroe
achievements over a period OF
fifteen thousand years. The said
addresses are reproductions OF
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Hot Springs

his addresses given over kTHS
last spring. We are fast approach
ing the emancipation season With
many local leaders here taking
the position that celebration
of the dates of the Negroes free
dom from white slavery does in
jury 10 the youth in that it places
about the negro youth an infer
iorty complex, and at the same
time it places about the white
youth d superiority complex, thus
ever keeping before each group
the facts of the Negroes previous
condition of servitude. Visitors
Chapel A.ME. Church will unEeil
the picture of Rev. G. n, Collins
sunday December Gath The
Woman's Society of Christian
Service Of Haven NJ c h d S t
Church will hold it's third annual
tea at the churches Parsonage
Sunday Elder WV J. Johnson
of Piedmont WestsVa. was guest
speaker at White Lilly Church
Sunday and the Rev, re, Crouch
was guest speaker at Eureka
Baptist Church.
Some Gossip;
A little girl made up with her
old boy friend Thanksgiving to
get his usual Xmas present. He
delivered her present Frtd y
afternoon aud she fell out with
him Friday night. A man sat in
his car listening to a dance Or
chestra, at the close Of the per-
Torrance he was the first one to
run in and shake the manager S
hand for such fine music. A lady
on Cedar street had guest
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McCEHEE
Tom Jones

Mr. and Mrs. John Ellis enter
tanned the quartet Thursday
night, Dec. 14th. after the ration
of business a delicious repast
was served by the hostess. Mrs,
Beatrice Ellis, S. p. Ellis, Mgr,
Mrs. Mary Low, Bradford, Sect. .
The No. | singing choir of Me
Gehee Chapel met at the home of
Sis. Bertha Ellis on the contents
of the weather, Bro. j *. What
by, Pres, Sis, Bertha Ellis, Sect,
The No. | district singing union
will be held with the Seven Star
NJ. B. NJ. church, Tillar. Ark, on
the fifth Sunday in this month. {.
T. Thomas is improving from a
month of sickness. He wishes to
thank his many friends for the
kindness that they showed him
during his sickness. May God
bless them all. Evening Star
church will sponsor a rally Sun
day Dec. g by Mrs. NJ. 2. Jack
son. A program will be present.
ed by the musical department. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgo Martin are
back home from Richmond, Calf.
where they have been for the last
5 months while there Mr.. Mar
tin was employed by the ship
building company of yard No. 2.
They were accompanied home by
their neice, Mrs. l.. U. Summers,
Of st Louis, Mo. Rev. W. G..
was a Little Rock visitor this
week. Mrs. A. Powell is i'll this
week. Mrs. A. C. Bell had a
fall, but is some better. Mrs
A. Martin and Miss f, Mitchell
We're Little Rock visitors this
week. . Benny Dunn of Oakland,
Calf, is in the city this week
visiting his sisters. Mrs. B.
Moore and C. Dorsey. He is en-
route to La to attend the funeral
Of his aunt.
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viii be Thursday. Primaries at
II o'clock, and the Intermediates
in the afternoon.
\ baby contest launched by the
p. T, A. of Capitol Hill School
ended very successfully with
tea Sunday. December 10, in the
home of Mrs. Conway. 1928 Blsh-
OBJ. Mrs. +. NJ. Quiek's room won
LIST prize with Marvin Lloyd as
contestant for 3B room. Mrs.
NJ, J Patterson's room won End
prize With Mary Alice Fit2pat-
rick as contestant. \ total of
$2f7.00 was raised.
Capital Hill is very proud of
their Cray boys. who won sec
ond place in performance in Stunt
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$500 Raised In
Who's WhoContest
At Philander

The contest, Who's Who in
Home Economics at philander
Smith College, was a grand sue
cess Two hundred dollars was
raised by the home economics
girls in the four classes.
Miss Rubye Mae Jamison, of
the sophomore class, was crown
ed as winner of the contest,
Reports were as follows: Sopho-
more class $3.50; Freshman
S54,60, Junior St9.75, and Sen
Tor Glass $3.50. Individual con-
testants reports were: Miss Rubye
Mae Jamison, sophomore class
$685.; Miss Fannie Mae Fold
senior contestant. S2G75; Miss
Jessie Lee White, freshman,
$17.95, Miss Doual Leak, junior
contestant, $685.. $2S,75 was
contributed by the home econom-
les graduates of the college,
The coronation program held
in the college auditorium, Mon
day night, December 18th, was a
very beautiful affair. The stage
was decorated with pink roses and
ivy against background of silv-
cry stars and moon.
The four contestants. their at
tendants, ushers, and all persons
appearing on the program wore
lovely evening gowns.
Miss Faunstenia Saunders, vice
president of the Home Economics
Club, crowned the winned of the
contest. Tokens of appreciation
from the home economies depart
ment were presented to each con-
testant,
The prize for selling the larg-
est NUMBER 0t TICKETS went 10 MISS
Florence Robinson of the fresh
man class, and the contestants
attendants We're Misses Moliee
Rudson and Clotile Miller, fresh
men. Juanita Crayens and Marie
Diggs, sophomores, Thelma Tyson
and Elouise Dyer. juniors. Fauns-
tenia Saunders and coda McKin-
dra, seniors.
Misses Mable Diggs, Gladys Ell
lis, Norma Jean Hawkins and Ellis
Clemmons served as ushers.
Music for the occasion was
furnished by the college choir,
Miss L. c. Barrow, director of
Home Ec.
Mrs. G. J. jarrett, assistant
teacher.
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night at Dunbar last week. The
following boys participated; Perry
King, James Lucas, LeVefne
West, Herman Hardin, Harold
Spiney, Jewel Ferguson, Edward
GIBSON, Charles Jackson, and Rob
ert Toombs.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-22

A pageant of the Mt. Tabor Bap-
tist Church was sponsored last
Sunday night by Mrs, b. h, Sim
mons Seaman Jeffrey Fry has
returned to Camp after visiting
his parents here Mrs. c. A.
Robertson, and Mrs. Mittie Rid
gel was Monticello visitors Thurs
day Mrs. Carloyn simmons,
and Matt Graham are reported i'll.
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preacher to visit with her five
days. The old man was hearty
eater, the last day she decided
to sit at the table and talk with
him while he ae, this she did and
he found himself ashamed to eat
so much,-l recommend the same
to you.
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CAPITAL HILL
Mrs. II. B. lvcN, Prin.

Mrs. IT. Z. iycy, Prin.
In the lower hall of Capital
School is Il Christmas tree reach
In the ceiling. The tree be-
docked with ornaments, made by
the Art Department. One Of the
art display windows there are
hand painted luncheon sets made
b. the CAS-. On another board
nearby a scene depicting the Wise
Men. Our Christmas assemblies
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TIE PLANT
=. NJ. Kelly

pfc r. l.. Sharp, of Camp
Promoter. Kansas, is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp, and
other relatives and friends, :.
Charley Gramber. Of North Little
Rock, also his wife, and Mrs.
Martha Briley and her granddau-
ghter, Baby Ruth. are visiting
Mr.. Chambers mother. Miss
Plunak Carr, of Tie Plant. has
gone to Detroit, Mich, with her
father, Luther Carr.
Evening star., 1944-11-15
Mrs. Zoe Blair BoIIes
Dies After Long Illness

Mrs. Zoe Blair Bolles, former
manager Of the Jefferson Apart
ments, died yesterday at her home
590i Thirty-second street NV.
after long illness. She had lived
here for IL years.
Mrs. Bolles was the mother OF
Blair Bolles, former Evening Star
reporter and now director OF the
Washington bureau of the Foreign
Policy Association.
Requiem mass will be celebrated
at 10 am. tomorrow at the Church
Of the Blessed Sacrament. Burial
will be In Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Mrs. Bolles, . native OF Madison,
Wis. spent most OF her life in st.
Louis. Mo. She was educated at the
Sacred Heart Convent there and in
Paris, France.
Other survivors include two sis
tiers, Mrs. Richard Boyle and Miss
Marguerite Blair, and brother, DR..
'Vilray p. Blair, all of st. Louis.
Evening star., 1944-11-15
Rites Set for Colonel
Who Died at Grid Come

Graveside services for Col. Ken,
Nelson, so, veteran Army oficer wht
died Of q heart attack Saturda,
while watching the Minnesota In.
diana football game in Minneapo-
lis, will be held at 2 pm. Friday al
Arlington Cemetery.
Col. Nelson. a native Of Minnesota
served 43 years in the Medical Corps
before retirement in 1941. Recalled
to active duty, he was ROTC ON
Ger at the University of Minnesota
at the time of his death. He was
graduated from the Army Medical
School here in 1901.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Edith Nelson; a son, 1t. Col. Robert
Nelson, Army Medical Corps, sta
TONED at Fort jackson, Fla, and
four daughters.
Evening star., 1944-11-15

Of Nicholas E. and Meredith c. and Crane
D. Burke. Remains resting at Chambers
funeral home, 1400 Chaplin st. NV Fu-
neral Friday, November II, at Fort Myer
Chapel. Fort Myer. Va, at IL am In
terment Arlington National Cemetery, with
military honors. 16
Evening star., 1944-11-15
Mrs. H. Clay James Dies
AT Home in Knoxville

Mrs. Bette Walker James, moth.
er Of Mrs. Mary James Cottrell
Washington newspaper correspond.
ent, died yesterday at her home ir
Knoxville, Tenn. She was the widow
Of Judge H. Clay James of Hunts.
vile, Tenn.
Mrs. Cottrel is the widow of Jesse
Samuel Cottrell, former Minister tt
Bolivia and for many years CORE.
spondent in Washington for news.
papers in various parts of the coun.
try. She lives at 2509 North Pow.
hatan street. Arlington, Va.
Also surviving are two othel
daughters, Miss Virginia w. James
Tennessee Valley Authority consult.
ant in education, and Mrs. Lewis C
Sowell, and son, Clay James, 9
Knoxville attorney.
Evening star., 1944-11-15
COOPER, LIT. WILFRED l. Sudde

on Friday, November 10. 1914, a.
Reno. New, 1t. WILFRED L
COOPER, husband of Mary Sale
Cooper, son of the late William
Cooper. He also is survived b,
his mother, Margaret Maret
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1n Mrmnriattt

THOMAS, NOBLE N. In loving memory
NOBLE N. THOMAS who entered into
eternal rest four years ago. November 10
1910.
We shall meet, but we shall miss him,
There will be one vacant chair
LOVING WIFE. KATIE J. THOMAS, AND
DAUGHTER, LUCILLE THOMAS.
WILSON. CHARLES H., JR. In sad bu,
loving remembrance OF my husband
CHARLES H. WILSON, Jr., who departed
this life twenty-one years ago today, No
vember g, 1923.
When days are dark and friends are few
Husband, how / miss you:
There may be friends who may be true,
But lost them ali when / lost you.
HIS WIFE, ALBERTA ROSS WILSON.