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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21
SoIo ia drzzovIi ions+vo

Pod pokroviteljstvom drzav-
ljanskega biroja Sc DO uradno
otvorilo razrede "a poucevanje
"a drzavljanstvo prihodnji te-
den. Ker Sc je napravilo vec
sprememb v postavah glede dr.
zavljanstva, 81 bodo oni, XII zeli-
jo postati drzavljani, prihranili
cas- in sitnosti, ako Sc bodo S te-
mi spremembami sem ami j.,
predno zaprosijo "a drzavljan-
stvo.
Pouk Sc bo vrsil po enkrat ma
teden cd Z. do g. ure zvecer.
Med drugimi kraji, XII so bill do
loceni "a poucevanje, so tudi
sledeci prostori, XII Sc nahajajo
v okrozjih, kjer prebiva vec ma
sih ljudi: Collinwood knjiznica,
856 E. 152 St., vsak torek; Nor
wood knjiznica, 64O5 Superior
Ave., vsak ponedeljek; Broad
way knjiznica, Broadway in E.
55 ST., vsak eetrtek; South
knjiznica, Scranton in Clark
Ave., vsak petek; Citizens Bu-
reau, Marshall poslopje, vsak
cetrtek. r. >...- ~
Tekom leta sc DO organiziralc
razrede po potrebi v raznih ma.
selbinah. Ia one, XII delajo po.
noci, Sc bo vodilo poseben raz,
red v Citizens Bureau ysak to.
rex OBJ 9. uri zjutraj. Ia urad be
!tudi odprt vsak dan in v cetrtel
vecer cd $50 do $3.50 uri, ds
bo ma uslugo vsem, ki zelijo ime
ii podatke in pojasnila glede
drzavljanstva, ali ki hocejo "a
lprositi "a drzavljanstvo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21
PISMO IL DOMOVINE

Mr.. Joseph Lap, 1882 E. 66
St., je prejel pismo cd svoje Sc
sire Pepce Lap, bivajoce v vasi
Bistrica, fara St. Rupert ma Do
lenjskem. Pismo je bilo datira-
no 81. julia t. l. in Sc glasi:
"Porocam, da smo sestre in
oce Sc zivi in zdravi. Pavli mas
je mrtev. Martin je xiv, "a osta-
lie brate je nam neznano ali sc
Sc vsi zivi ali ne. Pozdrav Vsem!'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21
MOVE PECI

Poznani trgovec Anton Dol
gan, XII ina svojo trgovino ma
1867 Waterloo Rd., sporoca 60
spodinjam, da ina v zalogi fine
kuhinjske peel ma plin, ter v
kratkem bo tudi dobil izvrstne
G. E. elektricne; peel in G. E. le-
denice. Ako potrebujete razne
hisne predmete, obiscite Dolga-
novo trgovino in 81 oglejte ME
govo zalogo. =
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Nov grob
ANTON STEFANCIC

Pc dolgi in mucni bolezni je
preminil ma svojem domu dobro
poznani Anton Stefancic, star
60 let, stanujoc ma 800 Rudyard
Rd. Pogreb, XII Sc DO vrsil po-
nedeljek zjutraj, ina v oskrbi
Josip zele in sinovi pogrebni Ia
vod, 458 E. 152 St. Vec bono po.
rocali prihodnjic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21
Ueiteljske place

Ravnatelj clevelandskih jaw
nih Sol Charles Lake je vceraj
posvaril, d. DO morala javnost
poskrbeti, da bodo ucitelji in
uciteljice dobili boljse place, ali
pa je nevarnost, da jih bo dragi-
MIA prisilila, da 81 iscejo drugs
della, XII Jim bodo nudila boljso
existence.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21
VOZNIsKE LICENCE

!, Samo Be en- teden dni casa
innate, da 81 vozniki avtov ma
bavite move vozniske licence. Y
tenn oziru vam tocno postreze
Joe Simoneic, XII inna syoj urad
"a izdajanje licenc rla 1920 st
Clair Ave. Odprto ina Cd 10.
zjutraj do Z. zvecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21

bolje zivela kot Jugoslavija. Po-
lovica vsega ozemlja, XII je bilo
pod italijansko okupacijo Ju-
goslaviji ma zahodu in jugu de-
zele, je bila popolnoma opusto-
sena. Najbolj strasno pa je, da
italijanska vlada ne kaze nobene
dobre wolfe napram Jugoslaviji.
Dejal je, da je eden najvecjih
vojnih zlocincev, general Ales-
sandro Pirzio Bireli, XII je bill
vojaski guverner Crni gori, por
stal nacelnik zveze italijanskih
rezervnih castnikov-po itali-
janski prodaji.
Jugoslovani resii $1,000
Italijanov v Splitu
Edini krogi Italiji, med ka-
terimi je najti naklonjenosti do
Jugoslovanov, so delavci in
kmetje JUNE Italije, kjer je bill
nekaj casa v izvrsevanju neke
posebne naloge.
''Da vam pokazem, da nismo
mascevalni," je dejal, "vam bonn
povedal, da smo sprawl $4,000
italijanskih vojakov iz Splita
nazaj v Italijo, Sc predno je bila
! vojna v Evropi koncana; 5000
jih je ostalo v Splitu. Ko so pri-
sli Nemci, so Nemci neko nedo-
loceno stevilo we'll s seboj ma
1etalih ter jih pometai ma zem-
ljo brez padobrantov. Ostale pa
so odvedli v Nemcijo."
Rodovitna zemlja, XII je bila
v posesti 100000 Nemcev, XII so
bill kot kmetje Jugoslaviji Sc
pred izbruhom vojne, je bila "a
plenjena. Vlada razdeljuje med
partizanske veterane in kmete,
XII so izgubili svojo posest. Del
zemlje DO postal drzavna last "a
preizkusnje in "a vzgledne kme.
'tijske obrate.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21
PREvZELA GOsTILNO

Mr.. in Mrs. John in Jennie
Mullec STA te dni prevzela 60
stilno ma $50 E. 200 ST., kjer bo-
sta svojim gostom vedno postre-
gla najboljse 2 fino pijaco in
|prigrizkom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21
REDNA sEJA

Nocoj Sc vrsi redna seja dru-
stva Euclid St. 20 SDZ v navad- ]
nih prostorih. clanstvo je pro-
Aeno, da se udelezi polnostevilno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21

Omenjeni castnik poudarja,
da italijanska vlada nj pokazala
nobene dobre volje napram Jul
goslayiji. Prva dolznost vsake
protifasisticne Wade bi bila, da
.preda vojne zlocince oni dezeli,
v kateri 50 zagresili svoja zlo-
cinska dejanja. V Italiji pa je
mnogo manjsih vojnih zlocin-
cev, XII so Sc danes v drzavnih
sluzbah, posebno v zandarmeriji
in karabinijerih.
Posebna komisija je bila zdaj
re mesece ma delu, da dozene
skodo, povzroceno po italian
skin silah. Pricakovati je treba
jako velik racun. Italijani bodo
obtozeni, da so pozigali domove
in kmetije, ropali in plenili OBJ
leko, preproge, pohistvo, da so
oropali Jugoslavijo vseh njenih
ladij, katere so pozneje unicili
zavezniski letalci, da je porusila
zeleznice, da je spravla v Ia
ranto ladjedelske stroje IL Tiva-
ia, ter da je unicevala kmetijsko
orodje.
Nobene dobre wolfe v
Italiji do Jugoslayije 49,.
~ Malo prednorse je Italija pre-
dala, so zacele italijanske sile
unicevati kmetijsko orodje, da
bi tako onemogocile partiza-
nom, da najdejo hrane. v Dal-
maciji so Italijani pozgali emo
tretjino vseh his, je rekel ia ju-
goslovanski castnik, a v Crni 60
ri, Sandzaku in Bosni cello vec
kot polovico.
Mrko je pripovedoval, kar je
sam videl, o miljah in miljah de-
zele, katere so Italijani neusmi-
ljeno opustosili. Dejal je, da ne
bi bilo pravicno, ako bi Italia
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21
yAzNA SEJA

Nocoj OBJ osmih sc vrsi vaz-
ma seja drustva Washington st.
80 ZSZ v SLOW. del. domu ma
Waterloo Rd. Ukrepalo sc bo 0
veselici, ki sc vrsi prihodnji me-
sec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21
Vlada in unije ma delu "a
y1rnitev miru v Detroitu
Fronkens+een, ki ie deIovski
kondido+ "a zupono. nopeI vse
sile "a porovnovo sporov

DETROIT 20 septembra - Danes je dospela semkaj
skupna zastopnkov delavskega departmental XII e ta
koj vrga deo, da zravna spore industrj, kateri
ogrozao ustavti produkcio avtomobilov Ma deu OBJ
enen predstavnil une avtomobilskh delavcev CIO in
znaena kazejo da bodo vsak casu sprawl tex obrat
treh tovarnah, XII ze vec dn pocivajo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21
DR.. Walz umrl

Vceraj je umrl v starosti 81
let, DIR. F. w. Walz, slikoviti
politicni rebel zapadne strani
mesta, XII je bill deli casa clan
mestne zbornice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21
Ops ogromne skode, XII so
10 ltalijjani povzroeili tekom
okupacije v Jugoslaviijjii

WASHINGTON, Is. septembra Co. N. A. - Visok
ugosovansE castnik XII Sc nahaja Washngtonu in je
bill vec let partzanski arnad e izav mnenje, da
Italia pacati reparacie srahovito opustosenje ka
ero e njena okupacijska armada przadela poovci Ju
goslaviie.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-21
Theodore Andrica je U Trstu
in okolicii srecal= Judi, h
iin,aio znance U CleuelQndu

Stabni porosevaec "Cleveand Pressa" Theodore
Andrica je poroelu Trsta podal
mnogo nadaljnh podatkov. XII meeejo lue
beme. katern Sc danes borijo prmorsk Slovenci.
tudi dejstvo da je sreeal tud ves oseb.
katerih sorodnki prijael in znanci bivajo Cleve-
landu Poroeio Sc glas:
Kdor pozna mnogo clevelandskh Slovencev, Sc
cutiti tujca kraju ka kmalu prijatelje
ali prijatelje svojih prijateljev.
Ko dospel semkaj oglasil uradu "Pri-
morskega dnevnka glasila Sovenske osvobodne frone
&C. Marii Wilfanovi Manu Bolcicu Ludviku Gabrovsku
in par drugi, XII jih sreca tam pojasnil namen
moega obska in obljubi mi pon1agat. Kot prvi ko
rak svoega sodeovanja priobc svoem istu kratko
obvestilo moem prihodu in opozorili ctatelje XII ao
sorodnke Clevelandu, da obscejo hotelu Grand.
Ga. Wilfanova, XII e izmed vodteljev med trzaski
mi Slovenci mi e povedaa, da ina Cevelandu strica
Mrka Zalaznka da pa njegov naslov. Memo de-
ksko ime je bilo Maria Zabukovec in je donna IL Ljub
|ljane.
Il urednistva "Primorskega dnevnika Sci
gavni stan pokranskega Narodnega osvobodilnega od
bora Sovensko Prmorje in Trst Via Carducci g.
Tam nace gdc Saso Furanovo CHE oce Boris Furlan
lie sedaj professor Lubljans univerz in XII e bill tekom
svoega bivanja Amerki veckrat obisku med cleve
landskmi Slovenci 'The Cleveland Press je obav vec
|razgovorov prof Furanom
Gdc. Furlanova je lani dospela il Amerike in
da vrs sluzbo tolaca tenn glavnem stanu MO sta
bila uradu DIR. Martin Brisk il Fare pri Kocevju in
gdc Tatana Mravak il Celia Oce gdc Mravljakove je
mnogm Cleveandcanom slovenskega poreka Bill je
mnogo let professor celjski gmnaziji
| obisk pri pisatelju Francu Bevku
Gdc Furlanova in DIR. Brisk sta peljala do Fran
cea Bevka, XII e predsednik Sovenske osvobodilne from
te Primorskem g. Bevk je obce poznan slovensk pi
sae in ucite IL Gorice Vodstvo Sovenske osvobodine
fronte je prevzel 15 septembra 1914.
i Osvobodni odbor, kateremu stoj celu g. Bevk, in
negov pododbor po raznh primorskh vaseh prevzei
dsadajevane na = strand
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-10

the home Of Mrs. Edith Orahood
with filled dinner baskets TO sur
prise Mrs. Orahood on her S8th
birthday. Mrs. Orahood also re-
ceived many cards from friends.
The worthy matron of Harriet
chapter, o. E. S., Mrs. Ilo Daily,
had planned party for this years
new members, to be held last
Thursday evening following the
close of chapter. However, MEM
bers of the chapter thought it
would be nice to change the plans
little and had a very nice sur
prise for the Worthy Matron by
having a pot-mck dinner before
the chapter. The plan was carried
out successfully and delicious food
of various varities were brought,
and a very pleasant time was he'd.
A gift was presented the Worthy
Matron.
| Rev. Samuel Sedzoil and family,
were Sunday dinner guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Pearl McColloch, Rev.
Sedzoil having delivered the morn
/, ing message at the Baptist church.
In the afternoon the Sedzoil fam
| lily, and Mr.. Pearl McColloch and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Powell called
ON Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wynn.
Officers of the West Mansfield
Lodge No. ,5S8 F. and A. nj. will
be installed at the regular slated
meeting, next Thursday evening.
Visitors are welcome.
Children's meeting each after
noon after school, conducted by
Miss Ream. All children invited.
The choir of the West Mansfield
First Methodist church will pre-
sent Christmas Cantata on Sun
day evening, Dec. %, at 7:30 o.
clock. Mr.. E. Foster Bechtel is the
director, and Mrs. Cleo Bushong
will preside at the organ. Thirty
voices will participate. The public
is welcome.
Mrs. Nettie LeVan and family,
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evening by going to the show al
MaTysyiile.
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had a big home coming for her
sons return from the Army. Many
relatives, Including grandchildren,
were present. Elmer had been in
India for over three years and
feels very grateful to be back
home with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Kennedy, of
Toledo, visited Mr.. H. D. Kennedy,
who has been very in at the home
of c. F. Smith, of North Green
field.
John Boozinan and family, spent
Sunday with E. H. Boozman.
Mrs. william Weatherby and
Mrs. Raymond Clapsaddle spent
the weekend in Kenton, with their
mother, Mrs. Goldie Oder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ClapSaddle
and Miss Treva Conner, of Zanes-
field, visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Clapsaddle and son, George,
over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Rob-
son, of eWst Mansfield, spent Sun
day, at the home of Mr.. Robson's
father and mother, Mr., and Mrs,
Paul A. Robson.
Cpl. Elmer f. LeVan, just re-
Gently received an honorable dis
charge from the Army and is now
at his home in North Greenfield.
west Mansfield Edges
West Mansfield edged the visit
ing East Liberty quintet 16to14
in a defensive game after the home
reserves had won II to 9 before a
capacity crowd. Kaufman officiat-
ed,
East Liberty took a 80 lead in
the first period of the varsity
game but trailed 81 at the inter-
mission, and 1910 at the end of
the third quarter. Scoring was
fairly evenly divided among the
players on both teams. Free
throws proved to be the margin of
victory.
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W.Mansfield Section

Clara Dodge, of Peoria, were in
Plain City Friday afternoon and
evening, to attend the 50th ami
versary and installation of the Of
ficers of Elizabeth chapter, o. f. S.
While there Mrs. Wood called on
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Armintrout.
Mr.. and RMS. Robert Loveland
and son, of North Lewisburg, Wis
itedo, Wednesday, at the Frank
Jackson home. Robert Loveland
was recently discharged from the
Army.
Mrs. Russell O'Neil received a
call from her husband, First Sgt.
Russell O'Neil, Friday night, from
San Francisco. He had landed in
the u. s., after serving 20 months
in the Pacific area.
Miss Grace Moffiee, of Column
bus, spent the weekend with rela-
tiveS.
Richard Campbell, of Ohio State
university, spent tthe weekend at
his home. He brought with him
as his guests, Jack Hirsh and Paul
Hickman.
Raymond Evans, who is working
at Camp Perry, spent the week
end with his family.
Charles Johnston has sold his
blacksmith and repair shop to T.
c. Mercer. Mr.. and Mrs. Mercer
|are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Rex
Noble at present.
Mrs. Maurice Patrick under
went an operation, Thursday, at
the Mary Rutan hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Slenker
have purchased the Fred Seaburg
farm in jefferson township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Amspoker,
Mr.. George Richardson, and Miss
Harriet AmSpoker, of Columbus,
were dinner guests of Fred Am
spoken, EloiSe and Carl Belt, Sun
day.
Our basketball team journeyed
to West Mansfield, Friday night,
and was defeated by one basket
The score was 10 to IA. Next Fri
day evening Rushsylvania will
come here for one of our best
games of the season.
East Liberty Lodge No. 247 F
and A. M. will meet in special ses-
sion, Wednesday evening. Work il
the Masters Degree will be given
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Q EAST LIBERTY NEWS
BY MRS. MARGARET GRUBBS

Mrs. Roy Wood, Mrs. Lyman
Means, and Mrs. Charles Wood, at
tended installation of Ostrander
chapter, o. f. S., at OStrander,
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Hamilton
and children, of Euclid, visited
with relatives last Sunday. They
came at this time to call on Miss
Donna Hamilton, who is improving
nicely from major operation at
Mary Rutan hospital.
Miss Martha Ann Conner spent
several days this week at the
Endslay home, near West Mans
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Boysal have
received a telegram from their son,
Ship Filter SIC Amos Boysel,
stating he had arrived at San
Francisco after % months in the
South Pacific. He will go to Great
Lakes for his discharge.
Mrs. Charles Wood and Mrs.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-10
Churches
Baptist Church
"a

Churches
Baptist Church
Sunday school, 10 am.
Prayer service and business
meeting following Sunday school.
Ladies Aid and Missionary meet
ing will be held next Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Lydia
Kleffman.
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United Brethren Church

United Brethren Church
Earl Bragg, pastor
Sunday school, 10 am.
Church service, 7:30 pm.
United Brenthern Church, York
Earl Bragg, pastor
Sunday school, 10 am.
Church service. II am.
Church Of Christ
Allen Mcclure, pastor
Sunday school, 10 am.
Preaching, II am.
Sunday evening preaching serv-
ice time will be taken over by a
colored choir of 80 voices from
Springfield. Their numbers will
consist of Church songs and
Christmas carols. Everyone is in
vited.
The Missionary Society will
meet at the home of Mrs. Meryl
Slonecker on Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock.
Methodist Church
Lorenzo Fauver, pastor
Preaching service, 10 am.
Church school, II am.
Youth Fellowship, $50 pm.
There will be no evening service
so that our congregation may at
tend the song service at the Church
of Christ.
Friends Church
Evangeline Smith, pastor
Sunday school at 10 am. Special
feature for the children by Miss
Marian F. Ream, of Wadsworth.
Morning worship, II o'clock.
EvangeliStic service at 7:30 pm
each evening, for the next two
weeks, Dec. 9-23. The pastor will
bring the messages and Miss Ream
will conduct the song services and
bring special messages in song
Everyone welcome.
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Fern Chapter, No ITO, o. E. S.,
viii met Thursday evening, Dec.
13, at s pm. At the close OF the
meeting there will be installation
of officers, Refreshments viii be
served.
Guests, Friday, of Mrs. Pearl
Humphreys and Mrs. T. III. Flack
were Mrs. Lille Alexander and
daughter, Mae, Mrs. Ruth Ewing
and Miss Myrtle Armstrong. of
Bellefontaine.
The turkey supper was a big
success, but the ball game follow
ing was not, except finically. Our
team lost with a score Of % to IS.
Bray, Sharp and Bozman each
scored four points. Henry and
BoySel completed the team. The
score stood, 1st quarter, 16 to 4;
End quarter, Is to 6; and Bird
quarter, 10 to -.
Our reserves won 9 TO z in q
very unuSal game. In the first
three quarters the only goals made
were from foul shots and the
score was to 2, so the 4th quart
er was very exciting.
East Liberty and Huntsville
both have second place in the east
and west league. j. b. Musser ref,
creed the games.
Mrs. Ferdinand Kuba, of East
Liberty, and Mrs. Richard Cline
of Broadway, spent Wednesday ir
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ADVERTISE IN THE JOURNAL
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Frederick Kuba ir, Of Fleetwood,
who was recently discharged from
the army IS spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Ku-
ha, of East Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Conner and
son, Danny, and daughter, Margin
Sue, of DeGraff; Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Cline and son, Dicky, and
daughter, Mary Ann, of Broadway;
Mrs. Cora Conner and sons, Bill
and Bob, of East Liberty; were
Sunday evening callers on Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferdinand Kuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Kuba,
Joe Conner, and Irene Kuba, of
East Liberty, and Frederick Ku-
ba jr., of Redwood, spent Monday
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-10

Fern Chanter. No. 17O. 3. .. s, ,columhus.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-10
BY MRS. DALE HUFFoRD

Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Hufford and
grandson, Tim, visited Mr. Huf-
ford's mother, Mrs. Laura Hufford
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. 0.
Wills, in Sidney, on Sunday.
Mrs. Louisa Vance attended the
funeral of her sister, Mrs. Linn
Davidson, in Centerburg, on Fri
day.
Mrs. Nellie Bitler has gone to
Marion to spend few weeks in
the home of her sister.
Last Thursday Mrs. Anna Flax
and Mrs. Nellie Hathaway called at
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-27
Government Unit Plans
Active Chest Campaign

Paul A. Allen, chairman Of the
Government division for the Com
munity War Chest campaign, an
nounced yesterday that full or
ganization Of his group was under
way following an Institutional
meeting for all workers.
All departments Of the City gov.
eminent will be in charge Of Gil
bert F. Morton and the Housing
Authority will be in charge Of B.
H. Marshall, Jr. County depart.
ments will be handled by a team
consisting of Sheriff c. David
Jones, Addison Hewlett and Adrian
B. Rhodes.
Chairman of the Federal EN-
ploye group will be N. A. Avera
of the Social Security board, as
sisted by Wilbur R. Dosher, Mau'
rice H. Moore, Martin Rawlyns
and an officer of Bluethenthal Air
base, who will be announced later.
H. M. Roland, of the Board Of
Education, will be chairman Of the
Schools division.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-27
TWENTY-SEVEN BOYS
LEAVE FOR PHYSICAL
TESTS FOR u. S. NAVY

Twenty-seven boys, all 17-year
olds who enlisted in the Regular
Navy, left yesterday afternoon for
Raleigh for their physical examina-
tons, Chief j. w. Brown, charge
of Navy Recruiting here, announc-
ed yesterday.
In the group who left yesterday
were Thomas M. Ellis, Daniel w.
Dali, William H. eman, Adrain
L. Willetts, James Howard Webb,
Randolph D. Cottle, Almond N.
Simmons, Carlis M. Stephen, King
T. Harrell, Tracy c. Lanier, Mar
= =. Mckay, Joseph Ludlum, Os-
car W. Hedgepth, Eudelle F. Will
iams, James w. Tickle, Tyson r.
Shola,. and James B. Fairfax.
Ransom T. Williams, John c.
Davis, Err t McLaurin, .'1gar P.
'''illiams, Paul W. Cartrette, James
F. Riv 1bark, Jr., Carlton N. Oar
den, N wood D. Reaves, Boyd j.
Nealy, and Erwin Cain.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-27
Marian Martin

Ummm, pretty! What a sweet
simple-to-make dress for your wee
angel! Curved seams give Pattern
1858 gay bolero effect, which you
may accent by using contrast fab.
ric.
Pattern 1868 comes in children
sizes 2, 4, 6, 8. Size 6, frock, takes
1 1-8 yds. 35-in.; SO yd. contrast.
Send TWENTY cents in coins for
this pattern to Wilmington Star
News, 173 Pattern Dept, P. o. Box
1854, Station o, New York II, N. Y.
Print plainly SIZE AND STYLE
NUMBER, YOUR NAME, AID.
DRESS, ZONE.
NEW-the Marian Martin Fall
and Winter Pattern Book is yours
for Fifteen Cents more! All easy
to-make styles! Also-printed right
in the book is a page of complete
directions for you-an accessories
set: hat, jerkin and handbag.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-27
Murray's Decorations
On View At Optical Co.

Wilmingtonians may view the
military decorations won by Capt.
Charles P. Murray, Jr.. holder OF
the Congressional Medal Of Honor
in the display window of the City
Optical Co., 21s North Front
street.
Walter Cartier, Of the Chamber
OF Commerce, arranged the dis
play, which will remain there un-
til tomorrow. Capt. Murray's Presi-
dental Citation is being shown, in
addition to the following awards:
Bronze Star medal, Silver Star
medal with two Oak Leaf clusters,
Purple Heart, French Croix de
Guerre, Fourneguerre colors of
the Croix de Guerre, and Congress.
sional Medal of Honor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-27
Argentine Newspapermen
Placed Under Arrest

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 26.-(Pl
Alberto Destimone, managing
editor Of the newspaper Noticias
Graficas, and Ernesto Carre-as,
business manager Of Critica, were
taken to police headquarters to
day by agents of the Social Order
section without explanation.
Noticias Graficas yesterday pub
lished the first report on the
smothering of Gen. Arturo Raw
sons revolt at Cordoba. The gov
eminent for several hours pre-.
vented the news from being broad.
cast.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-27

wilmington. He was born here
ana was member of the first
senior class at New Hanover High
scnooi to be graduated at the
scnools present building on Mar.
ket street. He was later grad.
uated from the United States Mill.
1ary Academy at West Point His
army career has also included a
oegree in Chemical Engineering
at Massachusetts, Institute Of
Technology.
He is a brother Of Mrs. =. B
Hunter, OF Charlotte, and an aunt
Mrs. c. E. Mason, lives here a;
7OS Orange street.
Col. Creasy's last visit to vii.
mlngton was about six years ago
when his father, a veteran en-.
plcye Of the Atlantic Coast Line
railroad company, died.
IN his new assignment, Col.
Greasy will keep in close touch