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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-31

ogenj in tako tudi nedolzne otro-
Ike. Kdor je vse to prestal in vi
del to pretepanje in mucenje ma
vse nacine, ter zivinsko razme-
sarjenje zivih ljudi, ia ne bo
nikdar tega pozabil.
"Gori ma Pivki nasi MISC toll
ko pogoreli. Seveda tudi tn in
tam je bila marsikatera zrtev,
kajti moski MISC bill varni niti
ma cesti.
"Moj Viktor je bill dive lett do
ma, ker mu JAZZ nisem pustila
nikamor. Incl je donna skrivali-
see in sem ga skrivala, kot da je
vse mirno. Donna sc je ueil slo-
venseino in anglescino ter sli-
karstva ter Sc je sam cd sebe
zelo izuril in tudi sedaj to della
pri vojakih. Kakor nitro Sc vse
to uredi, bo takoj sci nazaj v
Solo.
"Ako dobite to pismo, mi ta-
koj odpisite, saj veste, da ko-
maj cakam izvedeti, &c ste Sc vsi
zivi. S pozdravom, Tvoja sestra
"Antoniia Tomsic."
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Ves+i IL Knezoko

Mrs. Frances Devjak, Box
176, Cheswick, Pa, je pred ne
kaj dnevi prejela pismo cd sveje
sestre Antonije Tomsic, bivajo-
&c v Knezaku ma Notraniskem.
Mrs. Devjak je pismo izrocila
svojemu bratu Mr.. Frank Tom
sicu, bivajocemu ma 800 E. 1853
St., s prosnjo, da ga nam poslje
v objavo, ker Sc vec rojakov ma
haja v Ameriki, XII so donna il
Knezaka, in jih novice cd tam
kaj zanimajo.
Pismo je bilo pisano 20. avgu-
sta 1915 in Sc glasi:
"Draga mi sestra!
"Po dolgem casu trpljenja, III
hocem napisati to kratko pismo
in Vas pozdravimo JAZZ, in otroci.
Najbolj mas skrbi, &c ste Sc vsi
zivi in zdravi in bogvedi, &c Sc
pride dan, da sc bono videli sku-
paj?
mi smo Sc zivi in hvalabogu
"a silo zdravi. Nekateri smo uni
ceni cd lakote ip strahu ter mra-
ia. To je bilo trpljenje. Viktor je
sedaj pri vojakih, Lenardka sc
uci sivati, Maria pa hodi v sred-
MO solo.
"Tukaj je sedaj zelo slabo,
ker smo kakor zaprti, dokler Sc
ne uredi, 81 ne moreno pomaga-
ii. v tenn casu smo dobili trikrat
malo provijanta, vsakekrat "a
diva ali tri dni ziveza, torej zivi-
mo paste, brez masti in brez
sladkorja, drugo Sc "a silo kupi,
&c je denar. Tukaj pa nj nobene-
ga zasluzka. 70
+, "Stric il Male Bukovce so
umrli, diva starejsa Gorkova
fanta SO Italijani ebesili po ne
dolznem, druge druzine unicili
in zopet drugi SO Sc skrivali 10
luknjah Pc Brkinah se jef go-
dila strasna rec. Vec vasi so TIA
lijani pozgali, tako tudi Podste-
rlje in Maine. Kar pa MISC Itali-
jani unicili, SO pa Be- Nernci.
Kruto SO dela1i z ubogimi ljud-
mi. V nekaterih vaseh 50 ljudi,
ki 80 jih ujeli, live 1t,etali Y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-31

Mrs. Josephine Janekhc, 2132O
Westport Ave., Euclid, Ohio, je
pismo cd svoje sestre
Franciske Bajc, 'Razdrta pri
Postojni, XII j opisuje teznje in
gorje prebivalcev v ondotni oxo-
lici. Izpostavljeni so bill sikani-
ranju cd vseh strani, a borili so
Sc "a svojo svobodo. Pismo se
glasi:
"Predraga moja sestra,
"Po dolgih letih Ii zopet lah-
ko pisem IL Tvoje domovine ne
kaj movie, XII so sc dogajale v
casu vojske.
"Najprvo III naznanjam, da
so oce umrli po dolgi bolezni
lanskega leta 8. augusta. Bolni
so bill sest tednov. Docakali so
visoko starost, namrec 95 let,
pa Ahko bi bill morda Sc nekaj
casa ziveli, ko bi imeli hrano;
pa je bio zelo hudo, kot je pc
navadi v vojski. Nj bio "a do.
biti nobene stvari, ne "a stare
in ne "a bolne. Grozno je bilo "a
mas teh letih. Najpreje SO bill
Italijani, potem so odsli in pri-
sli SO Nemci.
"Italjani SO zaprli sestro. Bi-
la je zaprta deset dni, njena hci
pa tri mesece, v Gorici. Zaprte
so bile zato, ker so dajale JEST
nasim. vojakom, XII 50 bill v
gozdu. Sedaj Sc je vse koncalo
in Sc vse dobro izteklo. Zdaj SO
pri Sajovcih vsi donna in zdra-
vi, dasiravno so vsi grozno tr.
pen IN oil preganJanl. V Stra-
nah so tudi dosti straha uzili
Preganjani in zaprti MISC bill in
so zivi ter zdravi, samo brat
Andrejc je bolan, drugo gre pc
navadi.
Nv straneh so Nemci pozgali
stiri hise - stefetovo, Roleto.
vo, spanekovo in Polnovo. Fan
tov je tudi nekaj mrtvih - Bir-
TOW Jozek,, Bostjanov Francel,
Meznarjev Tone, Ivancov sin,
sin Victoria Meznarja in eden
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naSlm SOrOQnlkOm IN prlJdUc-
teljem, s katerinni srno po to-
likih letih zopet napravili stike,
,temvec tudi onim nesrecnezem,
lki nimajo nikogar v Ameriki,
ma katerega bi Sc obrnili. SANS
je ze r1nnogokrat apeliral in pro-
sill "a socutni odziv. Apelira in
vas prosi tudi danes. citajte pi-
sma,. XII prihajaje cd donna, il
vasih rojstnih krajev, potem pa
sodite, &c snno imeli' prav ali ne.
&c je kateri upravicen do ma
sega usmiljenja, SO to tisti svo-
bodoljubni rojaki, XII MISC iska-
Ii zascite v Londonu, ali Rimu,
ali med najvecjimi sovrazniki
slovenskega naroda, XII MISC do
ma sodelovali in pomagali So
vrazniku, v zadnjem trenutku
pa sramotno pobegnili S sovraz-
nixon v tujir1o Pisma vam
jasno povedo, kdo je vas prija-
tell, kdo nj; kdo Sc je posred-
no ali neposredno boril proti
vasim lastnim sinovom v anne
riski vojski in kdo Sc je boril OBJ
strani vase lastne krvi proti ma
semu skupnemu sovrazniku. &c
prosijo vase pomoci oni izdajal-
ski element v begunstvu, XII so
donna pomagali politicno, vojas-
ko in financno Hitlerju in Mus
soliniju, a so po zavezniski zma-
81, zavedajoc Sc svoje krivde,
pobegnili pod varstvo reakcije v
inozemstvu, koliko pomoci so
sele potrebni revezi donna, ka-
tere so v to strasno nesreco
sprawl bas oni izrodki sloven-
skega naroda, XII so Sc povezali
IS sovraznikom, da pomagajo
uniciti ne samo Jugoslavijo,
temvec tudi Slovenijo in vse
njene slovanske prijatelje.
Uverjeni ste lahko, da ne bo
dolgo, ko boste velikim pono-
som gledali nazaj ma tiste dni,
ko ste pomagali pionirjem bor-
be "a pravo svobodo slovenske-
ga narodG in demokraticne Ju-
goslavije, in Sc veselili dejstva,
da niste nasedli ma zapeljive be-
sede raznih Siren, XII vas hoce-
jo pridobiti "a pomoc izdajal-
Gem, XII SO 81 sodelovanjem z
Hitlerjem in Mussolinijem mako
picili veliko "papirnatega de-
narja'', XII pa v izgnanstvu nj
ma vrednosti papirja, ma kate
rem je tiskan.
Mirko G. Kuhel, tajnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-31

domu javni shod, katerega je
organiziral lokalni Zdruzeni od-
Dor. Dvorana je bila nabita ma
vdusenega obeinstva, XII je z
napetostjo sledilo govornikom
Adamieu,, Balokovicu, Pirinsky-
ju in DIR. Zoretu. Frank Plut in
Toncka Simcic sta nastopila v
solospevih in duetih, igral je
tamburaski zbor, program je
vodil pa John Pollock. Ia Zdru-
zeni odbor je bilo m ed obcin-
stvom nabrano 81, 400. Med 60
sti ma odru je bill tudi DIR. Fran
eek Kos in primorska Slovenka
soproga dr.. Zoreta, XII je med
okupacijo vee cas- prebivala v
Ljubljani. Obcinstvo je OBJ a
sprejelo z ovacijami.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-31

Zadnji cetrtek vecer Sc je v
Centralni orozarni vrsila roko-
borba med raznimi rokoborci.
Glavna atrakcija je bill spopad
med Ole Olsonorn, svedskim
eampijonom in Bob Wagnerjem,
XII je bill porazen. V drugem spo-
padu sta Sc spoprijela George
Macricostos, grski prvak in Ju-
goslovan John Katan. Ia spo-
pad je vzbudil m ed posetniki
obilo zanimanja, dasiravno je
Katan zgubil bitko. Direktor ro-
koborbe je vsled velikega zani-
mania "a slednja diva rokobor-
ca, odlocil, da Sc zopet spopri-
m e ia v cetrtek, I. nov. Ma
jutrisnjem programu bosta tudi
nastopila Ernie Dusek, eden ~
med petih Dusek bratov, pozna-
nih med rokoborci, in Ole Oh
son. Vstopnice so naprodaj pri
Bonds ter pri blagajni zvecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-31

Chicago. 80 II arnade SO bill
castno odpusce1li: Charles Hor-
zen, John Tff1ko, Stanley KAT
SET, John sinKovec III joseph
zupahcich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-31

Med poslanim materialom je
$50 spresanih b al obleke, 83
kartonov cevljev, 20 kartonov
darovane grocerije, 2O5 karto-
nov druge grocerije, 21 karto-
nov darovanih tnedikalij, 1 81
valni stroj (darovan), 2 daro-
vani sesalki, II zabojev pisalne-
ga papirja, 80 vrec zitnih Sc
men, A novih sivalnih strojev,
81 zabojev kupljenih medika-
LII, As sodov mlekovega praska,
Is bal spresane move obleke,
46 kartonov novih cevljev, 18
zabojev kupljenih zdravii, 3 Ia
boji odej; poleg tega je poslala
Hrvatska bratska zajednica 327
bal ponosene obleke in 81 zabo-
jew ponosenih cevljev.
Use to je poslano jugoslovan-
skemu Rdecemu krizu "a razde-
litev najbolj potrebnim okra-
jem. Veliko tega bodo prejeli
tudi nasi Slovencl, vkljucivsi
Slovensko Primorje in Gorisko.
Koliko il Amerike prejetega
blaga je bilo razdeljenega med
Slovence, smo porocali ze zad-
lji teden. Podatke je postal RIDE
:i kriz Slovenije, torej tista
oblast, XII je pravomocno postav-
LENA, da deli nase darove med
najpotrebnejsimi. Da tudi mi
ameriski Slovenci dobivamo So
razmerni kredit "a poslani ma
terial, potrjuje tudi naslednja
notica v "Slovenskem poroce-
valcu" Z dine 9. augusta:
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tNadaljevanje S l. strani>

.hrvatsko vijece $4,000, ma
SANS, $4,000, ostala vsota pa
ma Srbe, Makedonce in Bolgare.
Prihodnje leto DO pod pokro-
viteljstvom ZOJSA oklican juz-
noslovanski kongres. Vse po-
drobnosti O tenn ina izdelati iz-
vrsni odbor ter organizirati
ameriske Slovence, Hrvate, Sr-
be, Makedonce in Bolgare, da
manifestirajo svoje edinstvo in
solidarnost kot Amerikanci juz-
noslovanskega porekla.
Ponovno so bill izvoljeni vsi
start odborniki.
Drugi dan p. oktobra Sc je
vrsil v Slovenskem narodnem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-31
Nova kampanja "a
obleko in perilo

Ia mesec Sc pricne velika
kampanja "a zbiranje porablji-
We obleke, perila, odej, obuva-
la in vseh drugih potrebsein IA
potrebne rojake v sloveniji in
Jugoslaviji. Vodi jo Ameriski
odbor "a jugoslovanski relif
.pododsek Vojnega relifnega:
fonda Amerikancev juznoslo-
.vanskega porekla. zakljuei Sc
81. decembra. ApeliraI1o ma vse
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-31

|vrsl Slovenskem narodnem 'sprejelo ovacijami.
NOVA Pos1LJKA poTREBsc1N JUGosLAv1Jo
juznoslovansega porela
pred dobrm tednom odposlal ugosavo vece kocine
obeke obuva hrane drugega maeriala Naozeno
nku George Chaffey XII DO prsa bodis Trsu ali Splu
Skupna posanh poreben 21 funtov ali 26
in so vredne $39O67O82
Seznam poslanih potrebsen je sedec
Obleka 300, SIT funtov 1922 25S
33 l21 parov Gevljev ------------- 77,522 " 36426
Odee 315 ITS
Irana (mecn prasek, konserve otro-
ke, suho sadie, prasek juho riz,
ka, jesprenj ollie in podobno) 81, ,O83 " S,457
Zdravila sulfa, vitamin, digitalis, hor-
nnoni, serum proti prisadu, antitoksn
proti mrtviGnemu krcu in davc adre-
nalin; kirurske potrebscine, obveze,
oblizi suture, topomeri, hipodermicne
svanke, gumske cevke in krvne
plazme) --- ------------ 28914 " 1900
Svalni stroll 45) -------------~----------~-- 4145
Sesalke q tipa Sterling) RECOMMENDATIONS 2OS
ztno (psenica prose-, buce, grab,
paradiznki fizo in ecmen) ----- 1872 funtov 1906
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Ameriski SlOvenci
SlOVenskemu Rdecemu krizu

BEOGRAD, 8. augusta. -
Ameriski Slovenci SO poslali Slo-
venskemu Rdecemu krizu 6,720
plascev, 1926 kosov perila, 8191
odej, 10000 konzerv, vec "a
bojev mila in vitaminov ter
mnogo zivil.
Evening star., 1945-06-17
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Home Front Column

The following questions and
answers explaining tighter war
time food rationing were issued
today by the Regional ONCE of
Price Administration;
10. What foods we're affected
by changes in the rationing pre-
gram?
A, Five canned vegetables,
most kinds Of meat, butter and
sugar were affected.
20. What canned vegetables
were added to the ration list?
A. Canned peas, corn, green
and wax beans, asparagus and
spinach now require blue ration
stamps. This change went into
effect at 1901 am. Tuesday, De-
cember 26.
SO. Are canned fruits affect
ed by the changes?
A. On January /, blue point
values for most canned fruits
were reduced.
40. How is butter affected?
A. The point value Of butter
was raised to "a points a pound
at 1901 am. Tuesday, December
26.
SO. What has happened to the
meat rationing program?
A. About IS per cent of che
civilian meat supply now res
quires red points as compared
with about 81 per cent formerly,
GO. What change is there in
sugar rationing?
A. All outstanding sugar
stamps and home canning
stamps and coupons except
sugar stamp "a, were cancelled
at 1901 am. Tuesday, December
26.
TO. We're any other ration
stamps cancelled?
A. Yes, at the same time, all
blue and red ration stamps that
became good before December,
1914, are no longer good.
SO. Which red stamps are
now good?
A. Red stamps Q-5 through
ks, in Book Four, now good
for 10 points eacn. Red tokens,
worth one point each, used as
change.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-01-06
THE SPOTLIGHT
BY DORIS and OLGA

Stewart, Eleanor Jones, Natalja
finch, Sadie Merchant, Harold
Scott, Dorothy Snowden, Ella
Horad, Merle Loyiscourt, Marian
McCree, Mrs. Hazel McCree and
many, many more. Met beaver
clad Mabel cambridge arriving
as the band played Home
Sweet Home" George Good
man, prominent social service
worker, is heading a project
long anticipated in Hartford,
Conn, in the form of an inter
racial settlement house Miss
Mamie Burroughs, a race lead
er, was welcomed Monday by
the Ministerial alliance at the
18th Baptist Church. A capa-
city audience was in attendance
in spite of inclement weather.
At the termination of her ad-
dress Miss Burroughs was pre-
sented with an orchid in be-
half Of the ministers wives, by
Mrs. Leroy Ferguson Hope
by the time this goes to press,
"Rali " who has been i'll for
some time will be well on the
road to recovery Our SOL
der boy for the week is Pvt.
Dawson johnson, 3116260o, Ser
vice Co. 366th Inf. APO, $40
care Of P. NJ, N. Y, N, Y,
If you don't write you have
wronged 1914 went out with
the Herbert fuckers, Charlie
GateWoods, Freddie Dixons,
Harold Ffyes, Tom Centers, Max
Jones and Lorena Couzens en-
tertalning various groups Of
their intimate friends in typl-
cal New Year style Brilliant
Langston Hughes comes to
Brattle Hall, Cambridge, next
week with one of his inspiring
lectures Canada Lee, starr
ing recently on Broadway in
"Anna L,ucasta", opens at the
Colonial Theatre, Jan. 9th with
exotic Vera zorina in Shake
speare's 'The Tempest" Canada
one OF our foremost actors, por-
travs Caliban, the savage and
defermed slam. This play is
under the shrewd guidance OF
Margaret Webster, who will be
remembered for "othello", an
other shakespearean production
Don't miss Dorothy Done
gan, sepia pianist, stopping
0star Time, current shubert
hit SO o until next week
remember-you can hardly
make a friend in year but you
can lose one in an hour.
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seer.
Mrs. Julia Dixon OF "a Ball
ST., Roxbury, is spending the
winter in San Francisco, as
the guest of her aunt Mrs Ben
nett and friend, Mrs. Daisy
Jones.
st. Andrews Association will
sponsor a Musical Tea on Sun
day afternoon, January IL, al
4 p. m. at st, Bartholomew
Church, Cambridge. Rev, T
bert Stokes of st. PauTs A. M. E,
Church, Cambridge, will be
guest speaker. Admission IS
cents.
Mrs Gertrude Johnson Camp
bell, Is Ditmus Court. Roxbury,
died suddenly with heart failure
on Tues, Jan. 2, at IL PM, or
her war job. Her sudden death
was shock to all of her friends.
she was the daughter of the late
Phoebe johnson and niece OF
tn late R. M. Johnson. Funeral
services will be held on Saturday
noon, Jan. 6 from st. Augustine
Church, Lenox st.
The John w. William Club of
Columbus Ave. Church had an
Xmas party at Sc Hammond ST.
All members and guests enjoyed.
the evening, after eating, with
gains and exchenge Of presnts.
Mkt meeting Jan. "a, at 11S
Humboldt ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel DeSilver,
698 Shawmut ave-, are the proud
parents Of twins (girls) born
Dec. 81 Mother and daughters
are doing well.
Mrs. Bertha Pierce, Mrs. Franc
es Talbot, and Mrs. Cynthia
Blackburn were prize winners at
the Christmas session of La Mai
di Bridge Club at the home Of
Mrs. Theresa Brooks, Fayer-
weather ST., Cambridge.
Mrs. Margaret Carter, Miss
Gertrude Carter and Robert l..
Carter, Jr., were Christmas din
ner guests Of Mrs. Serena
Thompson, Of Columbus ave.
Mrs. Treadwell is at Mrs. FL
Hott's Home, q Rowland St.,
Roxbury, and will be glad to see
Ter friends.
Mrs. James Carter is at City
Hospital.
Section 6 Of the Pilgrim Progress
Club viii present a Mid-Winter
Tea, Sunday Afternoon, Janu-
airy IA, 1945, $3.50 P. M, at
Ebenezer Baptist Church.
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Winter is now indeed here,
tho. it was. long in arriving.
Many new needs arise = more
fuel-Christmas buying left
empty pocket bOOks-seasOnabIe
clothing. and the children wore
out many pairs of overshoes.
If you need extra money for
any of the above. why not mr.
range a loan through the old
reliable firm Of H. B. Budding,
ZIG fremont st, room 3O2 opp.
the Majestic Theatre Courtesy,
privacy and convenience. Call
LIB sO13 and make appoint
ment for an interview.
sIsgt. Rollins Ross spent his
Today furlough with his pal
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ross,
70 Harold st., his first Christmas
cat home in three years. Sgt. Ross
served three years overseas and
took part in three inyasions.
He is now located at Indiantown
Gap, Pa, as an Instructor.
Despite the wind and rain,
Mrs. Mary Blake successfully
carried through her annual
New Years Day party at Rest
haven. Present were 46 Of tina
residents. The exercise consisted
of group singing Of the Gospel
Hymns Just a Closer Walk with
God" Precious Lord, Hold My
Hand" prayer by Mrs. Fannie
Brown, short address by Mrs
Blake. Holiday packages, tieo
with gay ribbons, were distrib-
uted to all present, and rising
vote OF thanks was rendered
Mrs. Blake, who has made the
Resthaven New Years Party an
annual custom since 1885. The
exercises closed with singing
God Be With You Till We Meet
Again" Mrs. Blake wishes to
thank all who donated and
helped in any way to make the
party successful.
Miss Mildred Stafford Of New
York was the guest Of Mr.. ane
Mrs. Thomas Ross, u Harold st,
during the holidays.
The Housewives Leagues an
nual Christmas Party with ex-
change Of gifts was held at II
Greenwich Park, Wed, Dec. ~.
Exercises consisted Of singing
Of carols, a playlet, Child Of
the Manager" by Ella Martin,
and on the program were
Emma Armstead, Helen Mae
Clarke, and j. Brown. Hattie
Jones was mistress Of ceremon-
! les and Mrs. Alma Brown was
accompanist. President Estella
L. Crosby was presented with
q purse from the Leagues mem
members. Business men present
included w. S. Sparrow, Geo.
Tell, Fred Ransom, john Jones,
Fred Henson. Henry FurreY.
Mrs. Crosby urged all to boost
business in the New Year.
/ Esther Moore, proprietor Of
casters Beauty shoppe, has
been confined to her home on
w. Springfield st. for the past
TWO weeks with an attack OF
tonsilitis.
Mrs. Wayne cambridge is Wis
ting her daughter, Capt. Mildred
| Davenport Carter, at Des Moines,
Iowa. According to reports,
Capt. Carter will go overseas
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-01-06
CAMoUFLAGE


You never can tell
If girl is sensible
BY looking at her today,
Because the girl
Who's really sensible
Won't let herself look that
way.
Farbstein.
The spotlight dimmed by hec-
tic holidays attempts to carry
on Master Johnnie Coates,
young scion of the Clyde Coates
of Randolph, celebrated his
birthday on Dec. q, at the home
of is godmother, likeable school
marin, Edith Brown Pater
Clyde Coates exhibition of his
and Johns prewar miniature
railroad was the highlight of
the afternoon, so much so, in
fact, that most of the children
returned home to their wooden
Xmas toys with a wary eye.
The young fry" participating
in the afternoons fun were,
Anne and Charles Perinchief
Hayes and Catherine Manning,
ROME Brown, Jackie Ross, JAG
queline and Peter Hughes. Pearl
Owens, Jane Cooper, Howard
Gray, Jro Maria Lula and Carol
Linda Cardoza and Nancy Rid
dick. II. The Spotlight is TO-
cused on the Alpha Ball, held
last week at the exclusive Hotel
Sheraton on Bay State Road
with genial Tom Center at the
helm. Fashionably gowned
ladies, handsomely groomed
males and swelegant music pro-
vided the pattern for the eve
ming. Among those partakirv of
the gaiety were the Bal Taylors
Charles Robersons, Ralph Hill
tons. Frank spillers. Charles
Gatewoods. Walter Grays, Or.
and Mrs. K. Swan, Louis Jack
sons, William Browns. Ferdi-
nand Pattersons, Bushnell Oil
vers, Charles Williams, Robert
Registers, Al Ottways, carodean
Robinsons, Joseph Mitehells.
Herbert Dowses, Eddie Dixons.
Mel ROSES, Herbert Jacksons.
Atty. and Mrs. Dorch, DR.. and
Mrs. Saunders, Junior John
Parnells, John Lanes, Or. and
Mrs. r. Irving Gray, Harold
James, Sonny Couzens', Norman
HAIRLESS, John Wyches, Harold
Rhones, Harold Williamses,
Harold Fryes, John Joneses,
Walter Brooks, Herbert fuckers
Jr., Nal smallwoods, william
Sparrows, John Dayises, David
McKinneys, Arthur Blakes.
Morris Taylors. Herbert Joneses,
Kenneth Smiths. Also Dr..
Silas "shag" Taylor, Helen Ha-
ley, Atty. Julian Rainey and
daughter, Patsy, Irene and Win
ton Yates, Winifred States, wy
ma Wyngood Skinner. Jerry Ed
monds Candy, Emily Lewis,
Ethel Bynoe, Barbara Townes,
Olivia Johnston Steele, Reba
Ferguson, Lorena Couzens. Luz
cius Carter, DR.. "Junie" Carter
Or. Bill Alexander, Joe Clark,
Amalia Gourdin ST., Amalia
Gourdin Jr., Hazelle Lomax,
Ruth Davis Of D. c., James Mar
tin, Drina Stewart, Ronnie
Stokes, Stanley Brown. Eleanor