davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-06

Ex-kralj Petar Sc ljuti pro-
testvuje ma sve nacine u Lon
donu, govoreci da SUI ga preva-
rail-, i. da su mu obecali slobod-
nj plebiscit koji &c odluciti op-
slim glasanjem naroda da Ii hoce
republiku iii kraljevinu, umes-
to plebiscita, ustavotvorna skup-
stina je donela odluku u ime ina
roda".
Formalno, republikanski oblik
vladavine, ako je u opste, bar
u burzoaskom smislu republi-
kanski, napredniji je cd monar-
histickog. Osnovno razlike ne
ma. Izrabljivanje radnicke klase
klasna tiranija postoji u oba.
Ali republike nisu uvek republi-
kanske. One znaju pribeci tota-
litarijanizmu. Nemacka republi-
ka Sc nije pretvorila u kraljevi-
nu iii carevinu, ali jest u naci-
zam. Mnoge juzno-americke re-
publike, cak SUI sada totalita-
rijanske. Neke cd njih su takve
bile desetak iii wise godina, bez
ikakvih izbora, demokratije iii
slobode.
l onda tn je JOS jedne vrste
totalitarijanizam stalinisticki
- koji Sc razlikuje cd ostalih TEX
po "sscijalistickom" zacinu, 9
praktikuje skoro sve sto kapi-
talisticke zemlje, ukljucujuci i
imperijalizam. Titina republika
moze da postane iii polu-stalinis-
ticka, iii sasvim stalinisticka =
oba slucaja ne-radnicka = re
publika.
Ovim axiom kralj Petar osta-
ie bez dohotka koji je sve do
sada primao cd jugoslavenske
drzave = $36.544.00 mesecno,
dok je ranije u kongresu Owe
zemlie izvesteno da je primao
preko $600.000.00 godisnje.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-06

znanost sveopstom znanoscu j
da je prosire sto god je wise
moguce."
Nema materijalne osnove "a
bratstUQ
Lippmannovo glediste jeste,
naravno, suprotno preporuci da
Sc zadrzi sadasnja anglo-americ-
ka tajnost bombe. Odluka Tru-
mana, Attleea i Kinga jeste to-
boznji kompromis izmedju tai
nosti javnosti.
Verovatno, odluka poglavica
drzava postignuta je sa pravil-
MIN poklonom Clement Attlee-
evom pozivu cd l3. novembra "a
usvajanje praktikovanje u u
nutrasnjim odnosima "bratstva
coveka."
Ali "pratstvo coveka" -nije pos
tignuto. Niti ce biti postignuto
dok je druStvo podeljeno ma e.
konomske i druStvene klase ma
utakmicke nacionalne jedinice
vladajuce klase.
Pod planom Trlanan-Attlee-
Kinga, pretnja Sc drzi mad swim
takmacima "a svetsku premoc da
&c njihov pokusaj naici ma total
no unistenje, ako Ludu drazili
americku, britansku j kanadsku
premoc. Pretnja je &posecerena
sa obecaniem da Sc mozda
naci nacin, ne da Sc deli tajna
atomske bombe, nego da Sc kon-
troliSe niena upotreba.
Gospodin Lippmann tvrdi da
Sc ia tajna ne moze kontrolisati.
Njegova tvrdnja Sc bazira ma
izjavi naucnjaka koji su radili
ma bombi. Oni tvrde da je suS-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-06
Celicni radnici elasali "a
Straik

Lawrence Resner dostavlja
vest il Pittsburgha, od Is. no.
vembra New York Times u Ii
koioi kaze:
"Vodje United Steel Workers,
CIO, behu oboruzane sd oVlaS-
teniem veceras da izvedu teliCni
straik po celoj zemlji u junilskoi
borbi "a s.. povisice Il dnevnoi
naiamnici "a 100000 uposlenika
CeliCne. al1minunne srodne in
dustrije."
Druga vest (AP) od istoga da-
tuna il istog mesta, javlia da
ie 83 posto celienih radnika gla-
salo u korist straika Pre- glasa-
mia kapitalisticka stampa ie na-
gadjala da &c glasovi Bit tex
mozda vecina II korist strajl<a, ali
ia nagadjana "vecine" ostvariIa
su Sc skoro u jednodusnost.
l ako Sc JOS ne zna kada, ali
verovatno je da &C strajk biti
ubrzo izveoien, poSto vlada pri-
licno nestrpl;enje kod radnika,
a kompanije ne nameravalu u
dovoliiti zahtevima. Tako &c broi
strajkaSa, sa izlaskom cehcnih
radnika, biti pseko jedan million.
A kada bi mogli sani neZaVisno
Cd kapitalisticke stampe izfacu-
natl, mozda bi broj strajkaSa pre-
lazio i diva miliona. Sigurno in je
sada ma strajku wise od miliona.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-06

Pobune koje SUI otpocele u Sc
vernon Iranu pred wise Cd dve
nedelje jos uvek produzuiu. Vest
(UP) cd 2. decembra il Tehera-
ma javlja. da SUI toga dana pobu-
njenici ubili governera cd Ma
ragheh-a u provinciji Azerbai-
jan.
Istovremeno 1000 americkih
trupa stiglo ie tamo "a pojacanje
garnizona koji SUI oslabljeni pov.
lacenjem ruskih trupa IL Tehera-
ma. Dopisnici Sc eude zasto su
ruske trupe skoro preko noe
evakuisale Teheran j nagadjaju
da Rusi verowatno ocekuju na-
pad pobunjenika ma isti pa hoce
da Sc uklonu puta.
Americka: vlada je poslala ne.
davno notu, u kojoj zahteva ds
sc sve savezn;clse militarne sile
povuku iZ Irana, racunajuci de
bi iranska vlada sama lakSe do
vela zcmIu u red, ako bi Rus
otisli, "a koje Sc drzi da podu-
piru pobunu.
"Moskovski diplomatski izvor:
iavili su danas e. decembra) ds
je Sovjetski Savez odbio prepo-
ruku Sjedinjenih Drzava da sc
saveznici povuku il Irana do
januara."
Vecina vesti komentarise DO
bunu u severnom Iranu, kao ma
meru Owe provincije da Sc pot.
puno otcepi Cd Irana da Sc pri.
sajedini Sovjetskoj Rusiji.
Saveznicka sloga ne ide ba'
glatko u Iranu. A posto SUI in.
teresi svih triju velikih sila U
Iranu vrlo jaki, spor bi mogao
dovesti do jos vece zategnutosti
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-06

fabrike, "a tim radnici jedne gra-
ne rada IL jednog mesta protivu
pojedinih burzoa koji in nepo-
sredno pljackaju."
Daljni tok razvijanja i udru-
zivanja bulzoazije, radi njenih
sopstvenih ciljeva, kao vladaju-
&c klase, povlacilo ie "a sobom
i udruzivanje proletarijata. Ma
ovom stupnju razvitka, veil
Marks, "radnici SUI JOS rastureni
po celoj zemlii podeljeni kon-
kurencijom. Zajednicko drzanje
njihovo, =. nije posledica nil
hovog zdruzenja, vec posledica
zdruzenja burzoazije, koja MO-
RA, radi postignuca svojih sop
stvenih politickih ciljeva, SAM
proletarijat da pokrene." (Krup-
ma slova moja.)
Ova zdruzenja burzoszije, o
kojim Marks govori, jesu njena
konacna zdruzenja, protiv feu-
dalnih odnosa, zdruzenia, ko-
ia SUI je docnije dovela do su-
koba, ma cistom i otvorenom po-
liu, sa radnickom klasom. Ma
ovom stupnju pocinje moderna
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-06
Ne plase sc inflaeije
kada DOdizu Gene

U proslom junu OPA je doz-
VOLTA podizanje Gene tvrdona ug
lju prosecno 75c po tonu, sade
je opet dozvolila da Sc podigne
cena JOS Ia Csc po tonu.
Nigde nj jedne reel nema u
celoj vesti 0 inflaciii. kada ST
rudari trazili povisicu u naiam-
nici, isto tako kada god drug
radnici traze, stampa podigre ce-
lu galamu inflaciii, govoreci de
&c podizanje najannice odmaF
podici Gene eseapima, sto &c o.
pet odvesti daljnem podizanju
najannice, pa onda opet cena
it'd, dok Sc ne nadiemo u anar-
hiji inflacije
Cinjenice su pokazale de su ce-
ne espapima neprekidno skakale
gore sveiedno, al1o naiannlce
nije podizana A narcotic u vre-
ne rata. Povisica najamnjce ne
dolazi kroz povisicu cena espa-
pima. kao Sto nj Gene espapa ne
padaiu ako Sc snizi najamnica
Najananica dolazi IL celokupno@
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-06
Brazilija

Vest (AP) il Rio De Janeiro
cd 2. decembra, javlja da su is
tog dana u Braziliji odrzani pred
sednicki i parlamentarni izbori
u kojima je izabran predsednik
republike novi parlamenat, ci-
ia ce svrha biti najpre da izradi
novi ustav.
0 rezultatima Sc JOS niSta ne
zna, uzece oko deset Ian da
Sc obavi bro1anje. Kandidata "a
predsednika bilo je cetiri. Komu-
nisti nisu imali nezavisnog kan
didata. Oni su podupirali me
komunistu Yeddo Fiuza-u." Kan
didat dosadasnjeg diktatora, Var
CASA, koji je ma %. oktobra zba-
cen sa vlasti, jeste Gen. Eurico
Gaspar Dutra.
Sam Vargas le kandldat "a fe-
deralnog senatora, vesti IL Por-
to Allegro javljaiu da vee bro
jamie glasova pokazuje da je isti
dobio mnoge glasove.
'Komunisti'', kao ostala nil
hova braca u drugim zemliama,
podupiru ne-koinlnista "a pred
sednika.
Poslednji predsednik koii je
bio izabran opstim glasaniem u
Braziliji na,24.. oktobra 1880, bio
je Washington Luis Pereira. ko-
jeg je zbacio Vargas deset dana
docnije. Cd tada pa do sad nije
bilo izbora.
Q "socijalistima" vesti ne kazu
nista. Verovatno da SUI Sc oni
upregli pod kola jedne cd bur
zoaskih partija. 0 pravom revo-
lucionarnom pokretu, nista Sc ne
cuie. Verovatno da takvo Sta Il
opste ne postoji u Braziliji jos
"a sada.
Owl izbori ne mogu radnicima
doneti niSta, osim mozda malo
wise politicke slobode nego sto
SUI imali pod diktaturom.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-06
Kapitalisti sabotiraj1 industrijal-
11u 1tpotrebu

KGpitalisti sabotiraj1. industrijal-
1au ,tpotrebu
"Veliko resenje" o atomskoj
bombi jeste "tajnost" sve dok ne
bude "moguce izraditi delotvor-
ne, uzajamne j primenljive "a
Site prihvatljive swim nacija-
ma"
Korak preporucen Cd poglavi-
ca americke britanske kanad-
ske Wade, ma Is. novembra, jeste
stvaranje komisije Ujedinjenih
Nacija "a 'kontrolisanje" bombe
i opsteg problema atomske ener-
gije.
Ovoj komisiji Sc dodeljuje ne
koliko drugih funkcija: Duznost
da stvori specificne preporuke
"a ~ prosirenje medju swim
nacijama razmene znanstvenih
informacija; (2) kontrolisanje
bombe; (3) "odstranjenje atom
skog oruzja cd nacionalnih ma
oruzanja i svih drugih vecih D
ruzja primeniivih ma masovnn
proizvodniu''; i az delotvorna
osignranja putem smotre j dru
9Th nacina da bi Sc zastitile spo-
razumne drzave protiv opasnosti
prekrsaja j invazija.
To lie to 'sveliko reSenie." Ko-
mentar koji je ueinjen pre- nego
sto je resenie izjavljeno vredan
ie ponovljenja. Ma Is. novembra
rekao je Walter Lippmann: "Je-
dina stvar sto drzave mogu ura
diti sa ovom tajnom jeste da
ucine sa dobrom voljom, Il
opstim interesima covecanstva
ono Sta ce Sc dogoditi ovoj tajni
svejedno. To jest da ucinu ovu
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-06
POZOr citaOci II Kanadi!

Kad su kanadske vlasti 1889.
godine zabranile ulaZ RADNIC-
KOJ BORBI II Kanadu, one SUI
jednOvremeno Zabranile ulaz
Socijalistickom Radnickom Ka-
lendaru. Nakon sto SUI podigle
zabranu nasoj novini, tada samo
pitali kanadske vlasti, da Ii ie
jednovremeno podignuta zabra-
ma nasem Kalendaru. Ali pre- ne
go SUI odlucile po ovom pitanju,
one SUI trazile da i'm posaljemo
jedan primerak ovogodisnjeg ma
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-06

korporacija je pribegla jednoj
prevari, ma koju su poglavice
junije pristali. Prevara je ,5ita
Uvidjajuci da je odusevljenje
i odlucnost strajkaSa mamie wise
jednodusna, korporacija je "a
trazila cd junije da dozvoli rad
nicima koji prave delove "a au-
tomobile "a njene musteriic, da
Sc povrate ma posao: Junija Sc
odazvala tome pozivu. A kako IL
gleda, sudeci po ogorcenom pro-
tivljenju Strajkujucih radnika,
prevara bi mogla promasiti.
Oval plan bi povratio ma po-
sac oko 10000 radnika. On pred
stavlja prevaru i zlo "a stralka-
Sc, ako bi mu udovollili. Ma ka-
ko mali broj radnika bio, koji bi
Sc povratili ma posao, oval akt
bi odmah ispocetka demoralisao
bar delimicno sve strajkase. Jed
nom otpocela, demoralizacija bi
Sc sirila postajala bi sve jaca.
Razloga su diva: jedan, sto bi re-
dovi strajkasa bill u toliko oslab-
lieni;; drugi. zavist onih radnika
koji su ma strajku protiv onlh
koji su Sc povratili na posao. !
tako bi Sc pocela krsiti kicma ce-
lom strajku.
Junijske vodje su pristale. @
as su j take uYak prosiv srajka.
rRadnici *trepatu bfti srfoso ia
oprezu protiv owe mnogih dru-
gih prevara koje bi Jos nogle
doci i Cd kompanije iuniiskiia
vodja. Oni Sc moraiu jednodl'S-
no drzati u ovoi borbi.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-06
Kupljena pobesla

Gradonacelnicki 'zbori Il New
Yorku proslog meseea koStaiu
$2,0O0000. O'DWyerov tiket kc-
il ie pobedio "a gradonatelni-
ka, potrosio ie najvecu svotu
$824.l35.00; Goldstein nlegoVa
grupa potrosila je S488.930; a
(Nastavak ma S. stranD
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-06

seq Kalendara, sto smo ucinili
te nakon Sto su ga pregledali
iavili SUI nam da mozemo slobod.
no slati mas ovogodisnji Kalen.
dar u Kanadu. Prema tome, ma.
81 citaoci mogu slati porudzbine
"a Socijalisticki Radnicki Kalen-
dar "a 1916. godinu:
Ia ostalo, neka vide oglas Ka-
lendara ma drugom mestu u O
vom broju.
Petar SlepceDic,
sekretar Federacije.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-06
Kroz kapitalistieku Amerikr,.
G. M. pokusava prevaru

Nikakv znaci jos postoje nagodbu zmedju radnks
General Motors koporace posednka Korporaca
srogo dr svoje odluke da udovo radnekm zaevima
radnici kod svoe da dobio povisicu cd 80 posto.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-06
Vaz1,e medlH,arodne vesti.
Jugoslavija

Dopisnk New York @Tmes"a Herbert L. Matthews, javlja
Beogra da e skupsna zvaneno proga-
Jugosavu Republican toga dana Zvanicno me &c bt Fe
Narodna Repubika Jugoavie Sa ovim axiom
hija prestaie republkansla vladavine nastupa
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-06

A sve tri, uvek tvrde da one ne
praktikuju ikakav imperijali-
zam.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-06

bu u korist nego protiy radnika
u koju su svrhu i organizovane.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-06
NAsA SREDSTVA: Prosve.

GivaaJe radnifke klase II 6ahu
MaIksizna: da su rad kapi-
tai nepomirlJivi neprijatelii;
orgaaizevanje radni6kc klasse
u ,rdnu Revolacionarnn peli-
ticEu Partiju "a osvajanie
rsza.-anje Politicke DrZave kG-
p,1aIlzma; organizovanje rad
n1ka Il jednu revclucionarnu
Il.uusrijainu Juniju "a uzi-
raapJe, drzanje kretanje sv1h
zeniaijskih i n d Luz s tri Il.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-12-06
u tajnosti nerna resenja
Atomslxa bomba izvan kontrole
strahu- ogrezlom druStvu

znanost sveopstom znanoscu
da je prosire sto god je wise
moguce."
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-11

Garden Club
Meet, Exhibit
Slated Today

The Cape Fear Garden club will
hold the regular meeting this
morning at II o'clock in St.
James Great Hall with Mrs. j.
Henry Gerdes, president, presid-
ing. The meeting will be in the
form of Christmas program.
The board will convene at 10:3o
o'clock.
The exhibit of the morning will
be on small Christmas plants that
will later be taken to the ladies
at Catherine Kennedy home, an
annual custom of the club.
ALI members are urged to be
present to assist with the special
Christmas display that will later
be opened to the public from 2
until o'clock in the Great Hall.
The YMCA will have a display
Of Christmas cards, leather work
and shell craft; the high school
exhibit will be Of Christmas cards,
place cards and designs for stained
glass windows. Centerpieces for
Christmas breakfast, luncheon,
dinner and tea tables, mantels,
manger scenes, Christmas trees
and fancifully wrapped Christmas
packages, cookery, bon-bons and
cookies will be exhibited.
If this exhibit proves successful
the club hopes to make it an annual
event.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-11
Thursday Music
Club To Give
Annual Event

The Thursday Morning Music
club will hold the annual Christmas
meeting and luncneon on Thursday
in St. James Great Hall at 1890
o'clock and will feature the High
school Glee club under the dlrec-
ton of Miss Sara Robinson, IN
number of Christmas numbers.
An added feature of the program
will be a group Of informal piano
solos by Amos Allen. Wilmington
ian, who was in concert work prior
to going into the army and who is
here now spending his terminal
leave with his family. During his
army service he played for G1's in
many army camps 'and is contem-
plating resuming his musical ca
reer within the naar future. Mrs.
w. C. Robertson and Mrs. L. F.
'Ordman, program leaders of the
day, feel most fortunate in being
able to present Mr.. Allen to the
club and its guests at this time.
The Glee clubs program follows:
GLORIA in Excelsis Dor Bach;
"Rejoice, Sing" Bach; Born To
day" Sweelenck; "Arise and Shine
Maker quartet singing: 20 Holy
Night" Adams. by Sara Ann Eaton,
Marianne Mann, Bobby Melton and
Bobby Haas, shepherds in the
Inn" Mexican Christmas carol;
=" We Wish You A Merry Christ
mas an English folk song.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-11
ELIZABETHTOWN

ELIZABETHTOWN, Dec. 10. -
Jones Brady, of the U. S. Navy,
and Mrs. Brady who have been
stationed in Norfolk, Va, for some
time are visiting the. latter's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Courson.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Gillespie
spent last weekend in Wilmington
with their daughter, Miss Ruth Gill
lespie.
Johnnie Hemingway has returned
from Chapel Hill where he attended
a meeting for service officers for
several days.
David Bostic has recently receiv-
ed his discharge from the U. S.
Army, and is at his home here.
Harris Clark of North Wilkesboro
visited his sister, Mrs. Leon D.
Smith a short while last week.
T. V. Butler, Jr., of Baltimore,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. V. Butler.
Mack Greene who has been in
the European theatre, has inform
ed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Greene, that he has landed in the
states. He is expected to arrive at
his home soon.
Sheriff and Mrs. H. M. Clark,
Mrs. M. L. Fisher and Mrs. L. D.
Smith spent Tuesday in Raleigh.
Boyd Hammer returned Thurs
day from Lumberton where he re-
ceived treatment at Bakers hospi-
tai for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delma Campbell
announce the birth of a son in a
Lumberton hospital on Wednesday,
December 5th.
Miles CashWell, Jr., Who has been
attending school in Chapel Hill, is
spending while at his home here.
Mrs. J. L. Collier and Miss Fran
ces Smith were joint hostesses to
the business Woman's circle of the
Baptist church at their home on
Monday night. This was the annual
Christmas meeting at which time
gifts were exchanged among the
members. Delicious refreshments
were served.
Miss Lucy Moore has returned to
her home after spending several
days with her sister, Mrs. Glenn
Parker, in Newport News, Va.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-11
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd r. Blake, Who
have been residing in Washington,
D. c., have returned to Wilmington
to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Chadbourn
and j. H. Boatwright who have
been visiting Mrs. Chadbourn' s
sister, Mrs. M. w. Divine at her
home on South Front street, return
ed to Portsmouth, Va, Monday
morning.
c.. T. Flowers. patient at James
Walker Memorial hospital is re.
cuperating following a serious ILL.,
ness.
George D. Conant, who has been
a patient at Medical College OF
Virginia in Richmond for several
weeks, is improving and expects
to return to his home here within
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Winchel]
Wilson have returned to the city
from an extended wedding trip tc
Florida and are spending the holi.
days with Mrs. Wilson's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Pearsall al
their home on Wrightsville Sound
Mrs. Wilson is the former Florence
Carr Pearsall, whose marriage took
place on November 10.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-11
By EPSIE KINARD

NEW YORK-There's a bit of
Huckleberry Finn in the covered
up playclothes featured in current
collections for resort wear which
makes them headline fashion news
after years of diaperlikc brevity.
Stars of Wardrobes that are in
the planning for vacations are apt
to be calf-length shorts, which copy
the leg strength of bullfighters'
and fishermen's pants.
These long shorts are teamed
with loose, long-sleeved shirts and
jackets, or with ensembled bras.
One of these outfits is shown low
er right. Made of pink and black
checked Guatamalan cotton, as
briefly cut as the law allows, the
bra matches suavely-tailored
jacket, which can be buttoned up
for full coverage over the black
cotton pants. Pants are piped with
plaid to emphasize daring new leg
length.
Long shorts also make snappy
ensembles which are designed fol
sailing, fishing, cycling or simple
summing with trouser legs rolled
Example is the Claire McCardel
design, upper left, which includes
pants, rough-and-ready shirt, anc
chin-tied sou 'wester, all cut from
the same bolt of white and tan
checked cotton.
Gay little frocks for beach wear
are either ballet inspired, or take
their style cues from picturesque
peasant dress. Typical Of these
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-11
Mrs. Bluethenthal
Named To College
Alumnae Committee

GREENSBORO, Dec. 1U-Com'
mittees to servethe General Alum
nae association of The Woman's
college during the year have been
announced by Miss lone Grogan,
Greensboro, president.
The complete list includes the
following:
Alumnae Fund, Miss Emily Aus
tin, Tarboro, chairman; Mrs. L.
D. Coletrane, III, Concord; Mrs.
Blake Thompson, High Point.
Alumnae House, Mrs. Horace
Haworth, High Point, chairman;
Mrs Edwin Carter, Miss Ruth
Gunter, and Mrs. Carlton Jester,
Jr., all of Greensboro; and Mrs.
P. Watt Richardson, Reidsville.
Alumnae Council, sMrs. J. H. Nc
Even, Burlington, chairman.
College Alumnae, Mrs. J. A.
Keiger, Asheville, chairman; Mrs.
Charles E Mccartney, Mrs. R. e.
Morrissett, DR.. Anna Cove, c. w.
Phillips, Chancellor W. c. Jackson,
Miss Harriet Elliott, Miss lone
Grogan, and Miss Clara B. Byrd,
all of Greensboro; and Miss Bes-
sic Terry. Rockingham.
Social, Mrs. Kemp Funderburk,
chairman, and Mrs. w. L. Carter,
Miss Edna Forney, Mrs. c. G
Hawkins, Miss Evelyn Howell,
Miss Dorothy McNairy, Miss Ruthe
Shafer, Miss Billie Upchurch, and
Mrs. Patrick Gay Landry, all OF
Greensboro.
Undergraduate relations, Miss
Katherine Taylor, chairman, and
Miss Josephine Hege and Mrs.
Herbert Falk. all of Greensboro;
Miss Marjorie Craig, Brevard;
Mrs. R. o. Everett, Durham; Miss
Sarah Jane Hunter, Berea College,
Ky; Miss Elizabeth Patten, Raj
eigh; and Mrs. Joe S. Wray, Gas.
tonia.
Finance, Miss Clara Byrd, chair
man, and Mrs. Howard Holder.
ness and Miss lone Grogan
Greensboro; Miss Emily Austin
Tarboro; and Miss Katherine Sher.
riu, Charlotte
Nominating, Miss Christiana Nc.
Fayden. chairman, and Miss Mary
Tennent, Miss Agnes Coke, and
Miss Minnie Hussey. all of Greens.
boro, and Mrs. Ruth Carter, High
Point.
Special legislative committee,
Mrs. P. P. Mccain, Sanatorium,
chairman; and Mrs. W. T. Bost,
Raleigh, vice chairman; Mrs. Ed
ward M Anderson, West Jeffer.
son; Miss Emily Austin, Tarboro;
Mrs. Kemp Battle, Rocky Mount
Mrs. Herbert Bluethenthal, Will
mington; Miss Gertrude Carraway,
New Bern; Mrs. Julius Cone,
Greensboro; Mrs w. L. Lambert,
Asheboro; Mrs. Weaver Mann,
Newton; Mrs. C. S. Morris, Sails
bury; Mrs. Don Shoemaker, Ashe-
vile; Mrs. c. w. Tillett, Charlotte;
and Mrs. ]. H. McEwen, Burling
ton.
Charles Duncan McIver Memor.
ial, Mrs. Claude Morris, Salisbury
chairman; Miss Emily Austin,
Tarboro; Miss Ruth Fitzgerald
and MIS- Julius Cone, Greensboro;
Miss lola Exum, Snow Hill; Mrs.
j. E. Cant, Burlington; Mrs. AL
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-11
Federal Officers Hold
Youths Under Dyer Act

Two local boys charged with g
violation of the Dyer Act are being
detained by Federal authorities
under bond of $1,000 each. The
boys are reported by county off,
GERS to have transported stolen
automobile across the state line.
The automobile, 1941 Ford
sedan was stolen in Charleston, S.
c. Under close questioning the boys
admitted that they were guilty OF
the theft and that they drove the
automobile, 40 miles south of Au.
gusta, Ca, and back to Whining
ton.
The plea OF guilty was made
before U. S. Commissioner James
B. SWails who ordered the boys
held for trial. Date for the trial
had not been set.