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Evening star., 1944-09-15

Nick Caries, smooth detective, knows
that sdlleto doesn't bsloog On de wal.
And with ths help of his wifs. Nora, hsr
discover from where and whom h cams,
On Adventures Of the Thin Man" On
WTOP at $50 tonight.
Evening star., 1944-09-15

Ldst-nstnHts clsassoes II
pro0ranss some
times reach The Star to,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-16
Maria, ali vas zebe ?"

Grajzar jo je videl, kako je
potegnila kolena k sebi in .jih
objela z rokami. Skozi majhno
okence, komaj poldrugi cevelj
visoko, je prihajala pray slaba
svetloba zimske noci.
cali vas zebe?"
"Ne."
Ali il MISC zasklepetali zobje
Pc tleh Sc je podrs a | k
njej.
"Naslonite Sc name; zid je
YES leden. Glejte, YES Sc sveti
cd ledenih kristalov."
Nekaj casa sta sedela tako,
da sta bila S hrbtom naslonje-
ma drug ma drugega.
"Strasen zrak je v tel ieci.
Kakor bi clovek vdihoval samo
plesnobo. In mraz! Prehladili Sc
boste, in JAZZ sem kriv vsega te-
ga
me vi, JAZZ sem kriva. Oh me-
ne Sc je oni Student spotaknil.
ze gostilni me je pisano gle
dal. JAZZ pa sem Sc NH smeiala
" obraz.'
"Pst! Cutie! Nocni cuvaj xii
ce vratarja Vicedomskih vrat.
Polnoc je ura."
"Dalec je Sc do jutra.''
Dolgo sta molce slonela drug
oh drugem.
Cutil je, k a k O jo je stresel
mraz.
Vstal je in slekel vr n j O
suknjo. Molce je ogrnil n j o
Mario. Skocila je ma noge.
me, tega ne sprejmem. Pre-
hladite Sc ma smrt. Oblecite Sc
zopet! Nocem tega!'
Jezno je udarila z nogo oh
tia.
"Silno ste trmasti, Marija."
Stopila je k okencu in strme-
la v svetle snezinke, XII SO Sc
zlbale mimo MEGA. Burja nj vec
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-16
VRAZJE DEKLE
Zgodovinski roman
ILKA VASTETOVA
Z =-.: E@.= s==.=l
"Ze pray. In kdaj sta mlad;

"ze prav. In kdaj sta mlada
gospoda odsla?"
"Takole prvem mraku je
bilo. Zaklenila sem "a NINA,
ker o mraku hodi sam nebodi-
ga treba okrog in pa copernice
Sc rade prikradejo v hiso. Da,
zaklenjeno je bilo, dokler nj pri-
sla zvecer moja prijateljica Lii
"a in mi je pravila, da so Sc v
spitalski ulici tolkli stirje Stu
dentje in so enega skoraj ubili.
STRATA je prisla in odgnali so
vse v jeco.
"Studente?"
>"Da, studente. Ona jih je sa-
ma videla, kako so jih gnali.
Proti Tranci so jih gnali."
Valvasor 81 je nervozno po-
gladil tanke brcice. Grdo je gle
dal.
"Sakra - !" je dejal in
drugega nicesar. lapel 81 je vrh-
MO suknjo do vratu, Sc obrnil
in sci zopet il hise.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-16
III.

IRA v grajskem stolpu je BIZ
la, ko Sc je baron vracal proti
domu. V pritlicju, pri hisnici, je
gorela Sc , luc. Valvasor Sc Je
ustavil in stel udarce.
Enajst ali dvanajst?
Pocakal je in stel Sc udarce
pozarnega cuvaja Dvanajst.
Vtaknil je kljuc V hisna vra-
ia - vrata so bila odklenjena
Otrkal je sneg skornjev in
stopil vezo. Vrata Jerinega
stanovanja so Sc odprla. z To-
ievko v roki, V veliko ruto Ia
vita, je posvetila Jera V vezo.
"Ali so oni, milostljivi 60
spod?"
"Seveda sem; lahko bi bill pa
tudi kdo drugi! Pozabila je "a
kleniti vrata."
"Oh! Nisem pozabila, ampak
bala sem Sc, da ne zadrem-
ljem, pa sem pustila odprto, ker
gospodov Sc nj donna
"Koga nj donna ~
"Nu, onih dveh mladih gospo-
dov - sal ne vem, kako jima
je ime."
mi ju Sc donna? Ona Sc mo-
IT,"
me motim Sc, Njihova Mi
lost. Pred emo uro sem odprla
gospodu vitezu, onemu, XII bolj
hrvasko zavijajo. Spremila sem
jih lucjo navzgor, ker SO bill
nu, tezkih nog, pa sem vi
della, da gospoda Sc nj, XII bo
spal v isti sobi. In spomnila
sem Sc, da sem pozabila mia
demu gospodu -
"Mihcu -
"Mihcu - aha! Da sem mu
pozabila dati sveGo V svecnik.
Pa sem sla po -"
''Nu, brz, Jera! Ali je bill do
MAJ"
me, milostljivi gospod, nj bill
in ga nj. Sc zdaj nj ne enega ne
drugega. In zato, ker rada "a
dremljem -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-16

" predsobje mogocnega gospo-
da mestnega sodnika Jurija Toll
minca, ko Sc odpro vrata So
sedne predsobe in .visokostno
vstopi Sc mogocnejsi gospod cd
samega sodnika:: gospod sluga.
"Gospod sodnik jih Re vee ne
60 pol ure prieakujejo."
20, hud kaj pa hoce ma
vse zgodaj?"
Bila je pa Re dobre pol ure
po pricetku uradnih ur.
Sluga - visokosten skomig z
rameni in tovarisko skrivnost-
no:
"Gospod baron Valvasor so
| pri njih."
"Clan dezelnih stanov?"
me, oni Bogensperka."
Him"
Pristav je mirno odlozil klo-
bulk. Nj Sc bogvekaj bal svojega
predstojnika. Bill je premozen -
po starsih je podedoval poses
two Krskem - in nj mislil dol
60 ostati v Ljubljani. Mirno 81
je naravnal cipkasto kravato in
z gracijo je odstopical SIX z i
predsobo in potrkal ma predstoj-
nikova vrata.
V visokem naslanjacu je u
gledal gospoda srednje velike,
sibke postave in sirokega, mes
natega obraza. COST, svetli la
sic SO mu padali ma ramena
ucenjak Valvasor.
Sef Sc nj ozrl ma prisleca.
Preko ramen mu je ukazal:
"Porocila straznega nacelni-
ka!" r~
Bominik Kopriva Sc je jadrno
zasukal in Sc vrnil v svojo So
DO.
cali je strazni nacelnik re
podal porocilo?" je vprasal 81
volasega pisarja, XII je skljucen
in yes neznaten sedel pri dru-
gem oknu in pisal, pisal, pisal.
"Ze."
Pisar je zataknil gosje pero
"a uho in pobrskal med papirji
ma polici:
"Tu." In pomolil je z emo ro-
ko pristavu akt, drugo je ze
zopet pisal. .'I
| Kopriva je obletel akt z ocmi
Ustavil Sc je pri besedah: Gu
sluzbenca pri gospodu baronu
Valvasorju." "Aha!"
(Nadaljevanje)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-16

Sc je norcevala Maria - "le
nekoliko mrzlo. Nj peel, nj po-
stelje:"
Him, da. Kakor sem rekel,
gospod mojster, jamcim vam "a
oba jetnika. Vzemite ju v svojo
|sobo, da Sc ne prehladita; tu
je mrzlo kakor " ledenici. &c
jima skuhate Sc nekoliko lipov-
ca, da Sc ogrejeta - tu~ "a
vas trud in "a caj," - stisnil je
jecarju goldman v roko - "Ju-
tri zjutraj pojdem t a koj k
mestnemu sodniku, potem bono
videli." "
"In domov ne smeva?" je "a
tegnila Maria, VISA razoearana.
Valvasor je skomignil ra.
meni:
"Pregresila sta Sc zoper "a
kon in lie gospod mestni sodnik
wanna SINE odpustiti kazen."
Obrnil Sc je in odsli so VS.
navzdol v jecarjevo stanova'
ME.
"Do jutri zjutraj bosta potr,
pela," je spodaj nadaljeval Val.
vasor, me pozabita, da jamcim
"a vaju svojo plemisko be.
sedo."
Odsel je dostojanstveno.
Marijine ustne so sc povesile
v posmehu. Sedla je ma .stol 20.
leg peel.
cali Sc vam zdi, da je baro.
nova plemiska beseda boljsa cd
nase, XII nj plemiska ?" Sc je o,
brnila -proti Grajzarju, XII je
tudi primaknil stol k peel.
Malta jo je resno pogledal.
INA vsak nacin je v danas.
njih cash bolj tehtna, nego je
nasa."
Stisnila je ustne in po stra.
nj pogledala ma jecarja, XII je v
kotu pred ognjiseem razpihaval
zerjavico, da skuha cal.
"In kako mislite vi o tenn, go.
spod mojster," je vprasala je.
earja.
MOI je vzravnal svoje mogoc.
no telo in Sc obrnil.
'Tako mislim, da ie beseds
vsakega cloyeka toliko vredna
kolikor jo ceni on SAM"
"Izvrstno" je plosknil ko.
mornik Mihec z rokama.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-16
Odda sc

Gisto, lepo sobo kopalnico "a
emo ali dve dekleti ali zakonsh
par. Kuhinja. Pri mirni druM-
nj. Vprasa Sc ma 2O780 Miller
Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-16

tulila okrog stolpa. Noe Sc je
jasnila.
Spodaj je sumela Ljubljanica.
Onkraj Sc je blestela zasnezena
streha. Ali nj bila streha Val
vasorjeve hise?
Grajzar 81 je ogrnil suknjo,
pristopil k Mariji in jo potegnil
poleg sebe pod povrsnik.
"Tako DO suknja obema slu-
lila"
Maria Sc nj upirala. Objel jo
je Sc tesneje. Nj Sc umaknila.
Zdajci Sc je spodaj zaculo O.
stro trkanje ma jecarjeva vrata.
Oba sta prisluhnila.
Glasno mosko govorjenje. Ma
to - odpiranje vrat. II
cali so prisli po naju?'
cali pa dobiva druscino."
Tezkl koraki po stopnicah. u
stavili so Sc pred jeco. Kljuc Sc
je zavrtel, vrata so Sc z glasnim
cviljenjem odprla in ma vratih
je stal z lescerbo v roki jecar.
Ia MIN pa - Valvasor.
'Nu, dober vecer! Cudno eks-
kurzijo sta 81 dovolila vidva," je
pozdravil baron.
"Prav prijetno prenocisce" ,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-16

advancing steadily the Tokyo The
Ellce Gilbert Islands, well New
and New Britain have been reaken Capture of Rabaul
Marshall Islands, Yank
these
military production oil fields
reached peak 407150 barrels day. Photo shows
gasoline being
lighters beach-headS
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-28
1st Enlisted Man
From 93rd Div.
Is Commissioned

With the 93rd Infantry Division in
the Southwest Pacific Area - The
first enlisted man of the 93rd In
fantry Division to be commissioned
on the field was First Sergeant
Ewel Polk, of 315 South Medic
Drive, Los Angeles, who received
the honor as the result of meritor-
ious service against the enemy.
A veteran of IA years of superior
soldering, Second Lieutenant Polk
received his commission on Sep
TENDER 10, 1914. In his role of first
sergeant, Lieutenant Polk ably as
sisted his commander, Captain
F. w. Hawksworth, in bringing his
company through a Jap ambush
without serious casualties.
Lieutenant Polk attended school
in Waco, Tex, and has brother,
Mr.. Albert Polk, who resides in
Oakland, Cal.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-28
Third Annual
Carnival At
jackson College

The third annual carnival of
jackson College will be held on
the college campus November 10
II beginning at 8 o'clock. The main
feature will be the browning Of the
carnival queen Friday November
10, at $50 pm. The queen will be
that contestant from the class which
raises the most money. For her
achievement she shall receive a
free trip to Atlanta, Thanksgiving
Day. The contestant receiving Sec
ond place will be given the trip
also. All classes are participating in
the contest.
There will be varied types of at
fractions for enjoyment and mer-
riment, for the entire group, such
as: dramatic, comedy, fishing pond
bingo, wheel of fortune, etc. There
will also be informal dancing.
Funds raised in the carnival this
year will make possible the paint
ing of mural in the lobby of Paul
B. Johnson Hall of social science.
Tickets will be needed for en-
trance TO the many activities, and
may be purchased from any stu
dent of Jackson College for five
cents each. The public is cordi-
ally invited.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-28
FSA Gives Report
On Recreation
Builds. For Negroes

Since Pearl Harbor, ninety-five
community recreation buildings
partially or wholly financed by
Federal funds have been construct
ed or programmed for Negroes, the
recreation division of the office of
community war services, Federal
Security Agency, reported this
week. These buildings are situated
in 20 states and the District of Col
umbia and involved an expenditure
of more than $4,500,000.
Seventy-two of these buildings
were programmed by the united SER
vice organizations, twenty three
programmed by local authorities re-
sponsible for recreation. All will
benefit by the Community War
Fund drive now in progress.
Each building constructed with
federal funds has to meet certain
specifications as to size and service
Buildings constructed for the mill
tary are of standard type in four
sizes varying from an area of TO-
700 to $3.50 square feet of floor
space.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-28
Negro Women To Be Accepted
In Women S Reserve,
U.S.. Naval Reserve
Limited Number To Be
Commissioned AS Officers

The President today approved
plan submitted by the Navy De-
partment providing for the ac-
ceptance of Negro women in the
women's reserve of the navy. The
plan calls for the immediate com
missioning of a limited number of
especially qualified Negro women
to serve as administrative officers.
They will assist in the subsequent
planning and supervision of the
program for Negro women which
will be administered as an integral
part of the Women's Reserve. En-
listment of Negro women will be
undertaken as soon as these plans
have been completed and it is pres
emily indicated that the first Ne
gro recruits will enter training
shortly after January /. Officer
candidates and enlisted women will
be trained at existing schools for
the training of WAGES. The num-
Der to be enlisted will be determin-
ed by the needs of the service.
u. S. Coast Guard headquarters
in Washington, D. c., made the
following announcement:
THE Coast Guard will follow the
general policy of the Navy in ac-
cepting Negro women in the wo-
mems reseurve. 1t will accept Ne
gro women for service in the
SPARS in quotas according to the
needs of the service"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-28
Kick Off" Rally For Negro
Division OF United Community,
War Fund Drive AtLanier.
Monday Night, October 80
Public Urged To Be Present
Outstanding Speakers on Program
---Music BY Cam pShelby Band

According to Professor l. S. San
ders, principal of Lanier high school
and head of the Negro division of
the United Community War Fund
drive, plans have been completed
for the "kick off, rally to be held
at Lanier high school, Monday
night, October 80, at o'clock. the
purpose of this rally being to get
the drive started off with the prop
err enthuasim and spirit.
All citizens of Jackson are invit-
ed to be present at this meeting.
A most entertaining program has
been arranged, which will include
addresses by outstanding and well
informed speakers and musical
numbers from the band at Camp
Shelby and Tougaloo and Jackson
Colleges and Lanier high school
Prof. Sanders expresses the hope
that Negroes of Jackson will real
ize their responsibility in. this drive
and that large amount of this
money will be raised Monday
night.
Working with Prof. Sanders is
the following steering committee of
which DR.. c. L. Barnes is treasurer,
Miss Essie Haley, secretary; Prof.
W. w. Blackburn, Rev. A. B. Keel
ing, DR.. w. E. Miller, Prof. o. B.
Cobbins, Willie j. Miller, Miss E.
o. Alexander, Mrs. ]. H. G. Thibe-
deaux, Walter H. Williams, Percy
Greene, M. NJ Hubert and DR.. c.
B. Christian.
The approximate amount of the
money that will be raised in this
drive to be used for Negro work in
our own community is $19,553, so
every Negro is urged to become a
contributor to this the third Com
munity and War Fund campaign.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-28
Rural School Is
Operated By
jackson College

The New Hope school of Rankin
county opened its doors last week
to over 60 children of the New Hope
community and so began its years
work with Mrs. Mamye Higgins,
principal; Miss Dora D. Smith and
Miss Lottie Williams, teachers, all
of the Jackson College staff. Mr.. +.
c. McLaurin is vocational and ag-
ricultural teacher.
This community school, recently
adopted by the college through the
cooperation of the county super
intendent and the local trustees,
will not only continue its fine work
as controlling factor in the So
cial life of the people but will serve
the teachers and teacher trainees
at jackson College as a laboratory
in rural education.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-28
Painters and Bull
dogs Play Nov. z
At Brookhaven

Alexander School Golden Pan
theirs play Lanier High Bulldogs,
dnder flood lights in Brookhaven,
Thursday night, November 2. at s
pm.
One Of the biggest football ev-
ents Of the season will take place
in Brookhaven when Coach Black
burn and the Lanier undefeated
Bulldogs match wits with Coach
Tanners Golden Partners in
Brookhaven Thursday night No.
vember 2.
All South Mississippi will turn
out to witness what might be the
deciding fate Of two well balanced
teams as to Big Eight honors for
1914.
The two teams did not meet last
year, but for the previous few sea-
sons the Painters have been on the
long end of the score.
1912 Alexander Panthers 10; Lanier
o.
1871 the Panthers with the fam
Gus Susie @ shift beat the Bull.
dogs $50. In 1910 they did not play
In 1889 the Painters won 1916. In
1888 a tie game was the result.
But regardless of pervious years
one vii lget full night of football
thrill when these two teams meet
To date Lanier has not been scor-
ed on and has rolled up over 15C
points against three Big Eight
teams.
The Panthers have won one game
tied non-conference, Central High
of Bogalusa, and lost a hair raiser
to Eureka 1920.
So one need not sell that Panther
team short.
Many affairs are being planned
for before and after the game. The
big victory entertainment will fol.
low theg anne with Duke Bennett
and his orchestra furnishing music
Remember the game will be
played in Brookhaven Thursday
night. November at 8 pm, King
Field. Admission SO cents.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-28
Fl. Worth Gets
Sunday School
Congress For 1916

Fort Worth, Tex.-Great rejoic-
ing is going on in this city after
the information reached here that
the board at Nashville had award
ed the 1916 session of the Sunday
School Congress to Fort Worth. The
invitation from this city was ex-
tended down in Houston at the
closing hours of the 1914 meeting.
1t was endorsed by the General
Baptist Convention of Texas, DR.. S.
R. Prince, president, by the asso-
citation heading up in this city
through their moderators The en-
tertaining pastors will be the Rev.
E. H. Branch, DID,, pastor of Mt.
Olive Baptist church; and Rev. w.
S. Brent, DID,, pastor of Greater
st. James Baptist church, but the
Ministers Conference will support
the congress officials.
1t is not the first time that Fort
Worth has attempted to caputre
this national summer school of
Methods, and the leaders here felt
that the old adage, IF at first you
don't succeed, try, try again" would
prove true. The congress secretary,
Rev. Henry A. Boyd, communicated
the facts of the award to this city
to Drs. Branch and Brent in a spe-
cial wire from headquarters at
Nashville, and Forth Worth is al
ready preparing to organize the en-
tire city and the county of Tarrant
of which this city is the county
seat. Every Baptist church within
the city limits and those out in
the county will be organized on a
committee of management and on
subcommittee The forty-two as
sociations in Texas through their
moderators and secretaries, with
the forty-two Sunday school and
B.P.P.U. organizations and district
congresses will cooperate with
Fort Worth, because they are a
part of the great state convention.
Rev Mr.. Boyd is expected to
come to Fort Worth in the early
part of the new year to hold a
conference with North Texas lead
ers and state officials. Dallas, which
is a neighbor of Fort Worth, and
only forty miles away, has already
promised to return Forth Worth S
favors when she cooperated with
that city when the congress met
there several years ago.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-28
Holds Tonnage
Record In
French Port

With U. S. Army Supply Forces
in France - A Negro port COM
pany is credited with establishing
and maintaining the record for
quality of vital equipment brought
ashore at one of the largest and
busiest ports in liberated France,
the war department has announ-
ced.
The unit went to work on the
continent shortly after D-Day and
has rushed ashore thousands of
tons of equipment despite the dis
comfort of air raids and blackouts.
Most Of the unloading has been
done with the highly versatile am
phibious duck which usually
takes a severe drubbing in bad
weather.
Sgt. j, S. Collins, %, of Lakeland,
La, dropped a hint on the thing
that spurs the boys on when he
declared, Our men know the stuff
we handle is less than days ride
from the front and that some sol
dier's life may depend upon its get.
ting there on time"
Personnel of the record holding
company from Mississippi are:
Amory, Sgt. Harry Moore, Jr
Charleston, Pvt. Willie Freeman
81; Coahoma, Pfc. William Dyer
25; Estill, Pfc. Richard Holiday, SO
Itta Bena, Pvt. Sylvester Austin, SO
209 Basket street; Kilmichael. Pvt
Robert L. Baskin, 20, Rt 2, boz
81; Utica, Pvt. Lemon Clark, 81, Rt
2, Box 200; Malvina, Pvt. Wood
row Hackett, %; Pascagoula, Pvt
Johnny Johnson, Jr., TAI Henry st
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-28
Ben Johnson,
.Enroute To
Berlin Again

With U. S. Forces In France
Second Lieutenant Ben Johnson,
the former track sensation from
Columbia University, who went to
Berlin in 1887 as a member Of the
U. S. Olympic team, is headed
again for the Rhineland, this time
in a different role.
johnson is serving with one of
four all-Negro officers Quarter
back track companies operating on
the famous Red Ball Express
Highway" over which vital sup
plies for the far flung front lines
of the U. S. Armies in France and
Belgium are sped.
To the disgust of Hitler's vaunt-
ed "Supermen," Johnson's team
mates captured Is first places out
of the Olympic 81 events. with
Johnson taking the lead in his
event. Jesse Owens, the Cleveland
track ace, also now serving in the
army, took first honors in three
contests.
The officers and enlisted per-
sonnet of these trucking units were
formerly members of an antiair-
craft artillery (automatic weapons)
battalion which under went its
"ack-ack'' training at Camp Davis,
N. c., but was converted into
trucking units when the need for
transportation became acute. They
were rushed to France in August
to assist the lightning drive of the
First and Third Armies.
A native of Hamilton, Va, 1t.
Johnson is married and resides at
500 Yark street, Burlington, N. j.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1944-10-28
Alcorn Alumni
Launch Drive For
Library Building
Ruby E. Suits Lyells

Alcorn, Miss.-Alcorn Alumni
from various sections of the state
attended the formal opening of the
1944-'45 school term in Oakland
Memorial Chapel, October Is. j.
H. Mosley, Memphis, president OF
the general alumni association was
the principal speaker. Using as a
subject Our Needs" Mr.. Mosley
urged students to take advantage
of the opportunities offered by the
college to prepare their minds and
hands in order that they may
make a real contribution to the
work of the world.
DR.. P. w. Hill of Clarksdale, who
sat on the platform, was introduced
and in his brief remarks stated
that the Alcorn club of Clarksdale
was requesting the support of all
Alcorn clubs in the launching of a
drive for library building.
After the close of the chapel pro-
gram, the Alumni Association held
short business session, in which
the library drive was adopted as
an association project 1t is ex-
pected that details of the campaign
will be worked out and the drive
officially launched at the annual
Alumni meeting in May, 1915.