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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-07
Bazaar Tomorrow

Mrs. G. w. Burgess is chairman OF
the bazaar and Mrs. Frank K. Sand
erson is chairman of the silver tea
both to be given tomorrow from j
to o'clock at st. David's Episcopal
Chapel, Klingle road and Macomb
street. The event will feature a
white elephant" table and food
table.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-07
H announcement

Col. and Mrs. Samuel G. Conley
announce the marriage of theil
daughter, Miss Alice Suzanne Con.
ley, to Mr.. Hendrikus Van Dore.
malen, Royal Netherlands Marine
Corps. The ceremony took place
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in st
Johns Episcopal Church, the Rev
John G. Magee officiating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-07
C0rnivaI Planned

A carnival, sponsored by the Ma
tional Home for Jewish Children at
Denver, will be held at 8 pm. Mon
day in the Beth Sholom Synagogue
Eighth and Shepherd streets NV.
Mrs. Jack Zaltrom is in charge
ut arrangements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-07

The marriage of the former
Miss Jessie Moore Spencer,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Spencer of Saluda, Va,
to Mr.. George Nelson Foster,
son OF Mrs. Rose Foster OF this
city, took place in the Column
Ola Baptist Church in Falls
Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-07

MRS. PETER A. NICOTERA.
Before her recent MARRIAGE
The bride WdS Miss Dorothy
Florence Sandman, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sand
man OF this city. The BRIDE
groom is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rocco Nicoterd OF Bristol
XdOier Church, Father Ray
mond Moriarty officiating.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-11
SKLADA JPO, SIS, prev vsem.

SKLADA JPO SIS, prev vsem.
Celokupni odbor JPO,SS, je
dolzan, da denar ali pa blago XII
Sc ga bo kupilo in placalo il
blagajne JPO, O,SS, razdei nepri-
stransko. To pa bo ma razmere
XII zdaj vladajo v Jugoslaviji ne
mogoee, kajti vsako nadzorstvo
" tenn oziru je nemogoce. Radi
tega 81 usojam predlagati, ter
apelirati ma zborovalce JPO,SS,
da cd vsote denarja XII je v bla-
gaj JPO,SS, da goteyo vsoto "a
SLOVENSKE BEGUNCE XII so
bill radi svojega verskega pre-
prieanja primorani zapustiti svo-
jo domovino, ter It'll v tujino.
(Dalje prihodnjit)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-11

: Blagajni koporoea, da Sc stri-
MIA porocilom brata tajnika,
edino, kar more Sc dodati, da
blagajna JPO,SS znasa ma dan
IL. septembra 1945 skupno vsoto
$58, ,6O8.66. VISA izplacila pa 50
bila do danasnjega dne $25,.
1915, to so stroski in $25, 100000,
katere srno }odposlali pomozne-
mu odseku ZOJSA, da "a iste
nakupi zdravil in blaga, katero
pa mora biti poslano direktno v
Slovenijo, zakar Sc je tudi denar
nabiral. Vsega denarja je nabral
JPO,SS $83, ,776.41 do danasnjega
dne. To je vse, kar morem bas
sedaj porocati, k besedi pa Sc
oglasi1n, ko pridejo moja pripo-
rocila ma vrsto ali dnevni red.
Stavljen, podpiran in sprejet
je predlog, da Sc porocilo brata
blagajnika sprejme.
Sledi porocilo direktorja pu-
blicitete; brata Janka N. Roglja:
Porocila nimam, ker cd zad-
ME seje nisem bill aktiven il
vzroka, katerega sem povedal
javnosti v Novi Dobi. Prisel pa
sem ma to sejo, da zagovarjam
resolucijo, katero je sprejel CLAW
nj odbor AmeriSke bratske zveze
ma zadnjem policemen zaseda-
nju. Denar, XII ga imamo danes
v nasi blagajni, maj Sc takoj po-
rabi "a trpeco Slovenijo. Moja
priporocila bodo sledila, ko pri-
deno ma dnevni red.
Stavljen, podpiran in sprejet
je predlog, da Sc porocilo direk-
torja publicite sprejme.
Sledi poroeilo odbornika, bra
ia F. j. Wedica:
Nimam posebnega porocila,
ampak mnenja sem, da maj Sc
denar takoj porabi v pomoe po-
trebnim bratom in sestram, XII
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-11

.cakajo nase ponoei v donovini.
Stavljen, podpiran in sprejet
je predlog, da Sc njegovo poro.
clio sprej1ne.
Porocilo odbornika, brata J.
Gornika:
+ Nimam posebnega porocila,
ampak strinjam Sc, 1da Sc denar
takoj porabi v pomoe bratom in
sestram v domovini, zakar je bill
nabran. JPO-SS nj vec tako ziva-
hen, kot je bill v pricetku, po-
sebno ne vec toliko, odkar Sc ie
ustanovil SANS in ko je pricel
tudi S pomozno akcijo. Drustva
v Clevelandu rada pomagajo ter
SO Sc dobro izkazala, kadar je bi.
10 potreba pornagati. Upa, da
ostane Sc tako " bodoce.
Stavljen, podpiran in sprejet
je predlog, da Sc njegovo poro.
clio sprejme.
Tajnik Zalar pravi, da ina
pismo cd zastopnika SMZ, brata
J. Grdineta, katerega hi rad pre-.
eital seji, ker v pismu navajo
svoja priporocila.
Tajnik eita pisno, katero Sc
glasi:
Cleveland, O. Sept. 8, 1915
Zborovalcem Ju G oslovanske
pomozne akcije, slovenska sekci.
ia " Jolietu, Ill.
Joseph Zalar
Gl. tajnik JPO,SS.
Cenjeni:
Prejel sem vabilo, oziroma bill
obvescen, da Sc udelezim zboro-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-11

vanja odbora JPO,SS. Mama.
njam Yam da Sc mi je nenogoce
udelezit to pot tega tako vazne-
ga zborovanja. Mi je prav zal.
Ker pa Sc mi je nenaogoce ude.
leziti Sc osebno, Yam kot clan,
oziroma kot zastopnik organiza.
CHE SMZ XII je elanice te akcije,
Vam povsem polagan ma srce
tole:
Ker Sc bo skoro gotovo razmo.
trivalo in tudi skoro gotovo do.
locilo, da Sc poslje gotovo vso'
to, ali morda vse, nasim Sloven.
Gem v Jugoslavijo; to pri tenn
apeliram ma zborovalce, da ina
jo v vidiku YES slovenski ma
rod: te XII SO v Jugoslaviji in te
XII SO Sc moral radi preganjanja
svojega verskega preprieanjs
umakniti il Jugoslavije v tuji
no: DA Sc POMAGA II TEGA
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-11

1916, v katerem mesecu Sc bo
zbiralo prispevke "a "Rdeci
kriz."
Dne II. m. m. sem prejel cd
Iglavnega tajnika ABB resolu-
clio, XII Sc glasi:
RESOLUCIJA
Ameriska bratska zveza je cla-
MICA slovenske sekcije Jugoslo-
vanskega pomoznega odbora v
Ameriki, XII je bill ustanovljen
dine 10. aprila 1941. JPO,SS ina
svoja pravila, katera so odobrile
vse slovenske podporne organi-
zacije, deset po stevilu. Ia pra-
villa SO merodajna "a vse, in ma
podlagi teh pravil je prisel tudi
cas-, da Sc ista spolnujejo.
V nacelni izjavi nasih pravil
je zapisano: "JPO,SS je vez med
nasimi organizacijami in med
ameriskim Rdecim krizem ali
med kako drugo zakonito in od-
govorno ustanovo, S katero bodo
nase zveze potrebne."
"JPO,SS DO nabirala denarne
prispevke ter istih porocala v
glasilih pomozne akcije. Odbor
mora vestno upravljati pomozni
sklad v mejah zakonitih stro-
skov ter odposiljati vsote ma do
loeeno mesto, kakor nitro bo to
mogoce, da dobijo pomoc oni,
katerim je namenjena."
Vojna v Sloveniji je koncana.
Pomoc il Amerike ina odprto
pot do nasih ljudi onkraj morja.
V Ljubljani posluje slovenski
Rdeci kriz, XII je del jugoslovan-
skega Rdecega kriza.
V blagajni JPO,SS lezi okoli
sest deset tisoc dolarjev, zbrani
z namenom, da Sc "a iste takoj
kupi blago ali zivez "a ljudi v
Sloveniji, XII potrebuje takoj in
nitro.
Glavni odbor Ameriske brat
ske zveze zahteva, da Sc takoj
slice seja JPO,SS, ma kateri maj
Sc tudi takoj odloci, da Sc izro-
ii nabrani denar vodstvu sloven-
skega Rdecega kriza v Ljublja-
nj, da. nakupi najbolj potrebna
zdravila, zivez ali stvari "a nase
ljudi v domovini.
Glavni odbor ABB obsoja vsa-
ko zavlacevanje, XII bi zadrzeva'
| 10 ia denar. Zato apelira ma vse
organizacije, XII SO clanice te po'
NONE akclJe, da Sc zadeVa resi-
v najkrajsem casu.
Kdor nitro da, dvakrat da!
To ie vse kar imam "a sedaj
porocati.
Josip Zalar, tajnik
StavIen, podpiran in sprejet
je predlog, da Sc porocila bra
ia tajnika sprejme.
Sledi porocila blagajnika; bra
ia L. Jurjevec-a:
E;rc+ R,,hhor 6
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-11

Kar Sc tice mojega nadaljne-
ga porocila, nimam veliko poro-
cati.
Porocila, XII Sc jih zahteva, so
bila redno poslana ma "The
Presidents War Relief Control
Board" Washington, D. c.
Poleg porocil, XII jih je treba
il tajnikovega urada gori ONE
njenemu odboru poslati, Sc "a
hteva, da so. knjige blagajnika
vsakih sest mesecev po racun-
skin vescakih Certified Public
Accountants) pregledane in da
njih pripravljeno porocilo mora
biti poslano imenovanemu odbo-
ru v Washington, D. G. Tako po-
rocilo je bilo "a dobo cd 81. de-
cembra 1914 do 80. junija 1945
pripraVljeno in ma pristojno me-
sto v Washington poslano. Kopi-
jo tega porocila je brat blagaj.
mix postal tudi meni.
Dne 4. t. m. sem prejel cd
"The Presidents War Relief
Control Board" obvestilo, da Sc
bo pricela dne %. oktobra t. l.
kanpanja "a prodajo Omitted
States Treasury's Victory Loan
obveznic. Ia kampanja bo traja'
Ia cd 20. oktobra do 8. decembra
1945. Naglasa Sc. da v omenje'
mem casu (od 20. okt. do s. dec.
1945) maj registrirane pomozne
organizacije ne prirejajo kam'
panj "a zbiranje prispevkov v
ponoc vsled vojne prizadetim
To velja tudi "a mesec marc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-11
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1896 w. 26h Street. Chicago 2s III.
(pryi SANS, g.
Ceeandu, uadn g.
Sega odbora: Z: liz -
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Sheboygan, WIS.,
Kern, Ave, Cleveland Ohio
EKsEKUTIvE
Predsednik: ETB Behtree Mich
podpreddnik: JAKO ROGELJ schade Cleveland o.
podpesedni FRED WIDER Lawndale Chicago 2
Illinois.
Tatnk: KUHEL. ". ssth st, Chicago g. ILL.,
Bagank VINCENT Chicago g. ILL.,
zaphnkar: JACOB ZUPAN 14oe So Lombard Ave. Bwyn Ill
LEO JURJovEC 1s4o Pl, Chicago g. III.
ANTON KRAPENC, 1886 w. 21st Pl, Chicago g. H.
LEOPOLD KUsHLAN, s4os st. Clair Ave, Cleveland Ohio
ALBNA NOvAK, 617 st. Clair Cleveland g. Ohio.
FRANK ZAITZ, Lawndae Chicago 2s, III.
NADzoRM ODBoR:
LOUIS zELEZIKAR predsednk s5 N. Chicago St, Joliet I'LL
JOSIE ZAKRAJSEK 1903 Cornea Ave, Cleveland s. Ohio
JOSEPH ZAvERTNIK, 800 Tenany Rd, Enslewood n.
ODBoR
ANTON DEBEvC, sheboygan, Wis.,
JOSEPH F. DURN 156O5 Waterloo Cleveland 10, Ohio
JOSEPHINE ERJAVEC, Chicago St, Joliet, Ill.
THERESA GERZEL. ss4 W. Aiquippa Pa.
ANTON HORZEN Princeton,
ANTHONY JERSIN 1876 Washington st, Denver, Colo.
REV. MATH KEBE s2s-s7h St. Pittsburgh l, Pa
FRANK KLUNE, 604-3rd st, n. w, Chisholm, Mimi
HELENA KUSAR, Kenlworth ILL.,
KATHERINE KRAINZ, 1888 Hawthorne Detroit 3, Mich
JOHN KvARTICH All Station st, BrdgevIle, Pa.
JOHN POLLOCK, 24465 Lakeland Blvd, Noble Ohio.
LUDVIK MUTZ 364 Menahan st, Brooklyn, N. Y
ANTOINETTE SINICICH 1901 Addison Cleveland Ohio.
THERESA SPECK, 1858 Rosa Ave, st. Louis 16, Mo.
VALENTINE sTRoJ 1o4o N. Holmes Ave. Indianapolis, Ind
JOHN M. STONICH, 1884 Cedar st, Pueblo Colo
ANDREW VIDRICH, 706 Forest Johnstown Pa
ANTON ZBASNIK, A. F. U. Bldg, Ely Mimi
JOSEPH ZORC, 1045 Wadsworh Ave, No. Chicago, H.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-11
Seio stovenske sekciie JugosIovonskego
pomoznego odboro.
XII Sc je vrsila H. septembra l945 81. uradu KSKJ
Joliet Illinois

Mrs. Ann Kratofil, Mrs.
Mary Istanich, Mrs. Martin
Butcher in Mrs. John Bit
ner ----.-.--.........------.-.----------. 2s2.25
Martin Jelenc, cd podruz-
nice JPO-SS st. T. She
boygan, Wisconsin ----------- 100000
Frances Osaben, Barberton,
Ohio ..--.----...-.--..--..-..---.--.------. 1000
Vsota --.--------.---- -----$ $58, ,414.62
Izplacila (porostvo blagajnika) 1880
Blanca 81. augusta 1945 $58, ,402. IL
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-11
(NGdaljevanje)
Porocilo tajnika

Ker so bill prejemki tekom
minulih mesecev bolj skromni,
Sc nj o tenn v casopisih porocalo,
kot je bilo to obicajno v nava-
di. Zato zelim danes tukaj v prvi
vrsti predloziti porocilo o pre-
jemkih in izdatkih "a dobo cd
l. aprila do 81. augusta 1945.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-11

The Pacific since Pearl
the Of the the Philip
the Pathfinder plantation Of the Goodyear
Rubber company in Mindanao. *-.=--s-r
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-11

ooo1P 7et11,
Stavljen, podpiran in sprejet
je predlog, da Sc porocila bra
ia tajnika sprejme.
Sledi porocila blagajnika; bra
ia L. Jurjevec-a:
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-02
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that the annual Municipal and School Board election will be held on Tuesday April 3, 1945 at the City Hall, Nome, Alaska, for the purpose of electing the fol- lowing officers, viz:
 Mayor; three members of the Common Council; City Treasurer; City Attor- ney; City Clerk; and two members of the School Board, one for a term of two years, and one for a term of three years.
 And 1 hereby certif y that the following named candidates have been reg ularly nominated in accord ance with the City Ordin- ance pertaining to same,- To wit:
 FOR MAYOR;
 Edward Anderson Edward M. Seidenverg FOR COUNCILMEN: Guy C. Mish
 Albert Mode
 Christian A. Roust Roy Snyder Joseph Wallace
 FOR CITY CLERK: Carrie M. McLain FOR CITY ATTORNEY: C. C. Tanner
 FOR CITY TREASURER: H. G. GabrielSOn
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-02

OFFICIAL L- Brig. Gen. Julius c. Holmes (above), new assistant secretary of state, re. gently returned from active duty in the European Theater of Operations, where he served on the staff of General Dwight D.
 Eisenhower.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-02
Ice Pool Eectes

The following is a list of the official dates on which the ice moved at Nenana.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-02

NOTICE! LOMEN MACHINE SHOP Open to General Public
 After April 1st. J. I. Andersen.
 Supt. of Operations. FOR MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD: w. J. DoWd A. C. Steinwandel Polls will open at 500 o'clock A. M. and close at 600 o'clock P. M.
 CARRIE M. McLAIN
 City Clerk. April 2. 1945.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-15
The Doctor hesitoted. He
must be told the worst

~ rtStS WV "StSt
to tell them. I'll be sight better
preacher - when go back"
The Doctor rose restlessly, for
he remembered that tattered snap
shot the Chaplain carried so
proudly "a snapshot of a tiny
church with two great trees before
it, a church the Chaplain had
helped to build with his own
hands. For "a moment the Doc
tors courage tagged - his cour-
age and his purpose, and his duty
to shatter the Chaplain's hope.
lie TURNED away his eyes, and
it was as if he could smell the
warm perfume of the South and
hear the music of rich voices swell
ing from the open windows of the
little clapboard church. He seemed
to feel the need of those waiting
people to have their leader back
again, and for a moment he almost
forgot the cool finality of this
mornings X-rays, and his knowl-
edge of the shell wound which
had felled the Chaplain on the
muddy fields of France. For a
strange and unreasoning moment,
he almost doubted the bitter YER
dict of science.
Then reason returned, cool and
crystal clear, and he said slowly,
Chaplain, you mustn't make too
many plans"
"Why?" The Chaplain's voice
was unfaltering in the still room.
The Doctor stood looking down
at the green triangle of the hospi-
tai lawn, and beyond at the rest
less movement of the sea.
Those final words stayed locked
within him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-15

THE family standby-because it's
l. an ideal laxative-antacid.
Mothers rely on Phillips Milk Of
Magnesia. Recommended for children
Its equally dependable for grown
ups. Phillips quickly, scientifically re-
lieves gas, heartburn, upset stomach
caused by excess stomach acidity.
So, whenever you overindulge take
Phillips at bedtime. You'll wake up
brighter because overnight Phillips
works this doubly effective way:
1. rs an acid stomach aikaIizer,
Phillips Mill of Magnesia is one of the
fastest, most efechye known to science.
2. rs a laxative, gentle Phillips can
be taken any time without thought of
embarrassing urgency. Caution: Use
only as directed.
To be sure, always ask for milk Of
magnesia by the name PbilHps'i FSf
economy buy the big 5oe Bottle which
contains times as much as the 25e
size. Phillips is also available in con-
venient tablet form costing only 25e
a box, less than a penny tablet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-15

w o"" yOul A-idyS, Siidp-
lain -" he began.
In the hushed quiet, a single
word fell Eyes =" so softly. so
composedly, that it was scarcely
question.
Then the Doctor set his muck-
les hard against the window sill.
Hope - false hope he was
thinking, was the sister of despair,
but the truth could sometimes
save man. Were certain" he
said at last, practically certain,
Chaplain, that you'll never walk
again"
Then he turned half blindly
and faced the man. The Chap
lain's face was a mask - still, ex-
pressionless, almost as if he had
not heard the Doctors words. For
a moment he did not move; he
seemed scarcely to breathe. Then
he turned his head on the white
pillow and looked outward toward
the sky.
SOUT there on the field of bat
tie, we all learned something, Doc
tor. We learned a strange thing -
that when the battle is worst, Cod
seems the closest - so close some
times that you see miracles hap
pen right before your eyes. And
you believe in miracles when
you've been in battle -. more
than you ever did before :"
You're a brave man, Chap
lain" the Doctor said. His throat
was tight. Perhaps you won't
give up your hopes, even now that
you know ="
A strange smile touched the
Chaplain's lips. He motioned to-
ward his Bible, and there on the
printed page were few words
UNDERSIGNED in pencil - words
which made the Doctors breath
quicken and almost stop. Words
which had been underlined:
The blind receive their sight, the
lame walk, the deaf hear and the
dead are raised to life.
The Doctor looked down at
the Chaplain - at the beautiful
repose of his face and of his hands
and he said wonderingly, Then
you knew, Chaplain? You knew
about the X-rays - before l told
your"
The Chaplain smiled again.
They were talking this morning
when l was half-asleep, just out
side my door -"
The Doctor looked down at the
Bible, and at the Chaplain who'd
learned to live by it, and he said:
And all those plans you made -
YOU made them after YOU knew
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-11-20

perience between the Pearl Harbor
assault and Japan's capitulation
was similar in many respects to the
Negroes period of enslavement.
Geator says that by the first of
the year all of the evacuees at the
10 relocation centers are expected
to have established their own homes
again. Some will return to Cali
fornia and others will settle in
cities and others in Colorado, Ar
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-11-20
tion of $4,000 japanese evacuees.

tion of $4,000 japanese evacuees.
Gator reports that while the Jap
anese generally respect Negroes,
they express the belief that the en-
slavement of the Negro over a 300
year period drained him of his man.
hood. However, they point out that
the younger generations Of Negroes
are gradually recapturing their
manhood.
The evacuees say that their ex-
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-11-20
Nl5EI HAVE DUAL
OPINION OF NEGRO

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20
(ANP). - japanese American
have dual attitude toward Negro
Americans, according to James w.
Geator, former recreation special
ist of the Federal Security agency,
who has just returned from Arizona
where he assisted with the reloca-
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-11-20

kansas, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and
New Jersey. Some will settle in
cities and others in rural areas. It
is pointed out that a few California
communities still refuse to permit
the apanese to return.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-11-20

Still only a trickle of surplus
properties getting into veterans
hands. The rumblings of protests
are growing louder by the minute.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-04
ITALIAN TERMS
DISPUTE Barred

.,,cH1NGTON, Nov. 3.-P)-A
,.o".,vear-old argument t. ABOUT the
extern .arpd Internationally was re-
rsn nod today by Rep. Vito Marcan-
pof's0 lA1p-NY). He described it
t0nU w Of the reasons behind the
IS YETI 'standing policy of secrecy re-
l ta45ins armistice terms;
saI 'urcsantonio made public a 3d.
~ NO. 'pord letter in Italian, which he
o ey,5 reporters was written by
, to.u prime Minister Bonomi to
la'a 1o+a President Roosevelt, and
'n g';a ~ brought out a secret dispute
SiD Unconditional surrender.
OIL ,rhe State department plans to
make public the Italian armistlce
n '.rnos next week..
's III me letter Bonomi pleaded with
Mr. Roosevelt to reeNamine and
r,0dltV lit tehi
l' ,,Tarcantonio said the letter dated
calender, 1914, showed:
VIZ Two surrender pacts were
n.lIv signed-a military armis-
~ s,' on September 3, 1913, at Casi-
.Iol Sicily, and a composite mill
D.v civilian pact at Malta on Sep
TENDER %, l943.
"" The military armistice of
cantember 3, signed by General
Waiter uts Bedell Smith for General
r;senbower, and General Giuseppe
rastellano for Marshal Badoglio,
.sen chief of Italy following the
Ill Of Mussolini, did not mention
ne phase unconditional surren-
der.'
3 The later composite document
soned by Mashal Badoglio on
sentember % at Malta was origi-
r.Iv titled unconditional surren-
dor of Italy" and contained the
nbrase unconditional surrender"
f t tbe first time. The title was
later modified to read surrender
instrument of Italy,
State department officials said
today they could not recall the
letter and would make no official
comment.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-04
STATES BAPTlSTS
SET 18TH MEETING

! RALEIGH, Nov. 3. - Baptls's
from all sections of the state are
turning their eyes toward Ralelgn'
where the Baptist State Convention
of North Carolina will assemole
for it's 115th annual session, NO
vember 1915, with Ralelghs MS
toric old First Baptist chIrch as
host. The two evening SESSIONS
Tuesday, Nov. 10, and Wednesday,
Nov. IA, will be held in Memorial
auditorium.
The president of the convention
DR.. Ralph A. Herring, pastor OF the
First Baptist church, Winston
Salem, has called upon the people
to be in prayer for the guidance
of the convention in the conslderat-
ion of the problems that will arise
in this critical postwar era. There
are no divisive or controversial Is
sues to come before the messengers
when they convene in Raleigh, and
there should be an opportunity for
much constructive work, DR.. Her
ring pointed out.
sThe Task of North Carolina
Baptist Churches nthe Postwar
years" is the convent notheme,
and hightlighting the program will
be a symposium Wednesday evej
ming, November IA, on 'The Task
of the Churches in the Postwar
World" Three distinguished vlsi-
tors will take part in the discus
sion: DR.. Frank S. Hickman of
Duke university; DR.. Bernard C..
Clausen, pastor of the Euclid Ave-
nue. Baptist church, Cleveland,
Ohio; and DR.. Roy Btrkhart, pas
tor of the First Community church,
Columbus, Ohio.
The Tuesday evening session will
feature the work of the conven-
ton in the important fields of
State, Home and Foreign missions.
w. Perry Crouch, pastor of the
First church, Asheville, is schedule
flor an address on State Missions,
and DR.. Charles E. Maddry of
Raleigh, former executive secre-
tary of the Foreign Mission Board,
is to address the assembly on
Foreign Missions.
A feature fthe program ex-
pected to evoke much interest is
a symposium on Our Churches
Facing the Future" This is sched-
uled for Wednesday afternoon, and
the following eight representative
North Carolina Baptists will take
part: Claude U. Breach, Charlotte;
W. W. Jones, Kannapolis; J. Wins
ton Pearce, Durham; Carl M.
Townsend, Raleigh; Phil L. Elliott,
Boiling Springs; J. Glenn Black
burn, Lumberton; J. Clyde Turner,
Greensboro; and Mrs. c. Gordon
Maddrey, Ahoskie.