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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-13

Drugovi drugarice delegati:
/ ako sam stvarno obavljao urednicki posao
sknro cele dve godine dana, ipak kao takav zva-
nieno sam zauzimao polozaj samo jednu, poslednju
godinu Tesko je reel koja mi je bila teza cd owe
dve godine u prvoj godini dobivao sam nesto
wise pomoci ali iskustva je bilo mamie, premda
ie i sada u tome velika oskudica. No. posto su
ovo licne poteskoce, verovatno nebi bilo cd naro-
Gitog interesa da njma pricam dale.
Poznato je da je. Radnicka Borba, kao ostala
stampa S. L. p, zauzela jos stroziji stav protiv
vodstva takozvanih "komunistickih", "socijalis-
tickih" junijskih vodja ovom ratnom vremenu.
To lie zbog toga sto ii pokreti otisli otvoreno
sluzbu svojih respektivnih burzoazja svakoj
zemlji Ma strani "demokratija" svi su Sc zauzeli
,Ga kooperisu podupiru "demohratski" kapitali-
zam, da bi pobedio ratu.
U toj saradjivackoj propaganda, te vodje
otisli tako daleko, da propagirali pobedu demo
to znaci kraj ropstva, politicku, socijalnu eko-
nomsku slobodu, jednakost, visi posleratni stan.
dard zivota, puno uposlenje i konacno, cak
Socijalizam bar onim zemljama gde su dosle
ma vlast takozvane "levicarske' koalicije ma
roGito u Engleskoj gde je Radnicka partija odnela
veliku pobedu nedavnim izhorina. Naravno,
to je sve skupa levicarska" lazarija mi smo
je stalno takvom prikazival.
Ali u prkos toga sto su vodje tih. pokreta
bra1ile kapitalizam, izvrtale Marksisticko ucenje
inasilovale logiku koja, proistice IL hasnog drus
tva klasnih sukoba njemu, radnicka klasa, koja
jessleilate vodje nije bas neizhezno osecala kako
SUI vodje osecale. Ona je ostala borbena MEN
cilj uveks sbese sloboda - prava sloboda - kako
su jeeoni pojmii. Ovo Sc pokazalo u swim slnea-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-13
Dennokratija--
DProsla, sadassnja i buduca


Onda je tn uvrstavajuca naplata, u nelzm
slucaJevima zabranjiva, mozda izvesni proce-
nat plate vezi sa polczajem "a koji je ucinje-
na nomlnacija, koje su sve zaista cesto zabra-
nJive, partij radncke klase. ], opet, pravo
glasaca da potpisu peticiju u nekim drzavama
Je tako kvaliflkovano, da je stvarno nemoguce
nekim mestima naci dosta pravovaljanih gla-
SAGA da potpisu peticije. A gde cak owe
smctnJe promase odrzat MANU- pratiju Cd u
dovoljenja zahtevima ruljaska akcija i IVA
memo bezakonJe nastupa u scenu i ucini sc
slgulnlm da Sc tiket mamie partije he pojayi
Ma glasovnici, 1kao sto svedoci nedavna
zakonska zavera izmedju nezakonitih zvani6-
nika i ruljaskih vodja u nekim ilmojskim
mestima, ostvarujuci Sc u odnosu Il konspira-
ciju da sc drzi Socijalisticka Radnicka Partija
dalje cd glasovnice u toj drzavi, konspiracija
koJa je, po nesreci, bila uspesna
Politicko glasanje, vreme ustanovljenja
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-13
S. Crnovic,
urednik Radnicke Borbe.

Churchilla parlamentu da je
|njegova politika bila potpuno o.
|pravdana? Ko je opravdao ME
govu politiku? On SAINT njegove
kolege? Izgleda tako. q
U to nema sumnje, da je grcki
narod tacan. Njegove sadasnje
|nevoHe jesu plod politike torije-
vackog, iberalnog i laboraskog
ministarstva Britaniji predvo-
djenog cd gospodina Churchina,
i pre- posle intervencije prosle
zine.
Demokratija u Grckoj je u
|procesu iskorenjivanja cd fasis-
tickog terorizma, zatvora;1i O.
bicnih naci-fasistickih metoda
ma sve strane. l to Sc vrsi po-
mocu prevara cd reakcionarnih
sila Britaniji. Istih onih re-
akcionara koji su pomogli smr-
viii demokratiju u Spaniji sa
nasladjivanjem gledali dok SUI
hitlerski nacisti Mussolinijevi
fasisti kasapili cvet spanskih rad
nika, razarali njihove gradove,
a la Guernica-u i Malaga-u i ko-
nacno namestili kasapina Franco
ma vladajucu stolicu.
Ovo wise znaci "a britanske
radnike nego sto Sc u opste pri-
znaje. Neka reakcionari Europe
budu ponovo namesteni ma vlast.
neka radnici kontinenta budu o.
pet potcinjeni sredstvima tero-
rizma, Sta vi mislite kavu &c
onda priliku imati britanski rad
nici da izbegnu istu sudbinu?
Ako Sc radnici kontinenta sur
vaju u stanje kmetstva, britans-
kim radnicima &c biti receno da
njihovi poslodavci ne mogu kon-
kurisati sa svojim konkurenti-
ma ma kontinentu pod istim uslo-
vima osim ako je britanski rad
mix voljan da radi zivi ma istom
standardu kao i kontinentalni
radnik. vi svi to znate; vi ste
culi te argumente ranije. Ako
.zelite daa izbegnete uslove koji
sada preovladjuju ma kontinen-
tn Europe, vi morate razumeti
da je to izbegnuce vezano sa IL
begnucem kontinentalnih radn1-
ka. Njihova stvar je vasa stvar.
l vi morate saznati da vasa "a
jednicka stvar zahteva zajednic-
ku, medjunarodnu akciju. Da Sc
intefnacional11i karakter vaseg
pokreta 'namerno izbegava cd
vasih vodja. To stoji do vas kao
radnika da ga istaknete. u ME
lmu lezir NADIA yaseg pokreta.
("The Socialist, august 1945.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-13

u svom govoru ma "VJ-day", (,
2. septembra, predsednik Tru-
man je rekao da: "Civilizacija
ne moze NADzIVETI drugi tire
I'll totalni rat" L ovih osam
predsednikovih reel, moze Sc ra-
zumeti da je,~i. .treci .svetski rat
moguc. Logicno je da pod kapi-
talizmom mira ne moze biti -
1trajnog", niti ikakvog.
Drzava ina nagomilanog i me-
potrebnog ratnog materijala u
wednosti $lo0, 600, ,0O0.O 900, "koji
sada kao takav ne vredi niSta. /"
Problem je, kako da Sc toga
opposite? Drugi je, kako da Sc
zaposi radniGka klasa? Treci,
kako da Sc rese toga ratnog ma
terijala beg da naskode kapita-
listickoj industriji trgovini?
cetvrti, kako da Sc radnicka kla-
sa odrzi pod kontrolom. / tako
problem "a problemom. A svi
zajednicki, posto su rezultat IL
rabljivackog poretka, nereSivi su
bez osnovne promene drustve-
nog uredjenja. To je kapitalizam
danas podize, sutra rusi, da bi
Sc odrzau.
Owe druStvene probleme mo-
guce je resiti ostvariti trajni
mir, jedino obaranjem drustve-
nog poretka koji proizvadja ne
resive probleme, iii, kao takav,
onemogucuje resenje 18TH. Onaj
ko je kapitalizam podigao, IL
gradjujuci industrije i gomila-
juci bogatstvo "a kapitalisticku
klasu, dok- je sam kroz stoleca
patio u mizeriji, mora oboriti
kapitalizam i uspostaviti Soci-
jalizam. To, je radnicka klasa-
Ona Sc mora organizovati indus
trijalno i politicki da bi postigla
tai cilj. Program "a takvo orga-
nizovanje pruza jedina Socija-
listicka Radnicka Partija - je-
dina revolucionarna partija ma
svetu (izuzimajuci ostale pokre-
te S. L. P.). Ona je jedina ma
svetu koja zagovara Marksizam
dvadesetog veka - De Leoni-
zam - iii Socijalisticki Indus
trijalni Junionizam, koji je je-
DIM u stanju, u skladu sa poll
tiekim organizovanjem j bor-
bonn, ostyariti tai cilj. Skopcano
sas MarksistiEkom taktikom, O.
sveefjeno opst o m filozofijom
Marks; Engelsa De Leona, to
dvojno organizovanje borba,' ne
samo da mole ostvariti tai cilj,
nego ma nijedan drugi nacin ME
ga nije moguee ostvariti. De
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-13

Ma &. septembra owe godine
navrsilo, Sc punih sest godina cd
kada je nasa, Jugoslavenska Fe-
deracija S. L. p, odrzala svoju
- hDnvenciju u gradu Milwau-
kaA Wis, To bese ona straSna
moe kada,je, otpoceo. drugi svet-
ski rat. Rat koji je unistayao
nshrejsne~i najbolje ezivote ssino-
va racniGke klase, u cvetu mir
hove mladosti pustoseci, ru-
Seci i paleci sve sto mu je ma
putu. Istorijski je znacajno, iii
tudno, da je oval rat priveden
kraju, sluzbeno (tj. potpisan je
mir sa Japanom), has u isti dan
u kojem je j poceo - 2. sep
tembra - iii ma drugi dan nase
81. konvencije, koja je zaseda-
vala u gradu Detroit, Mich, owe
godme.
Osovinske si1e su slomljene, iii
porazene j saveznici su dobili
rat. Razume Sc, da je rat debit
81 miionima zrtava radnicke
klase, a isto takos je izgubljen
n mihonima zrtaxa ma drugoj
sfrani, bez da itpominjemo O.
gromno unisteno bogatstvo. I
talao, nazalost; najanni kapitalis-
tiki sissem isplovi zivei il ovog
rata izgleda das &c. bar jos ne
koie vreme produziti svoj zivot.
Kapitalisticka klasa Ujedinjenih
Nacija, a narcotic krupnih, po-
belila ie u ovornaratu. A kakvu
ie"pobedu" dobila radnieka kla-
-, "a punih sest godina ratova-
MIA? Mi (clanstvo i simpaticari
S. L. P.) Sc madame da je ona
dobila gorko iskustvo i da &c
uvideti nepravdu, koju svetski
kapitalizam izvadja mad njom.
Radnicka klasa .nijedne nacije
ne. zeli rat. Sta vide, u svakoj
uaciji radnici, cak ogromna We
6ina,stanovniStva, protive Sc ra-
tu- Niti radnicka klasa, iii narod,
stvara rat. Ona prosto mora tda
u niemu utestvuje; da CINE i
jsdaa drugz1+ ,nai5tava, ne samo
bez ikakva okoriScenja, nego gu
beci sve - cak j svoje zivote.
Rat stvara kapitalistieka klasa,
iii njeni kapitalstieki. interest,".
Sve sto Gitan1o u .burzoaskim
novinama ovih danai sto cuje
mo preko ~radia, 70 .jeoo porazu
Japana. o. atoanslDoj boznbi o
stvaranju s'srajnoe mira Kelibo
&c dugo trajati tai "trajni mir
pod kapitalizmosn? To nj mai
bolii umovi kapitalizma, iii eks-
perti, ne mogu poeoditi.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-13
Republic, potpuno glasanje

Sadasnii protivnici demokratije, borc pro
tiv nacela. vladanja vecine koje mora produziti
ako zelimo mati uredno drustvo govoreci nam
neumorno ola le to nemoguce, najpre, da svi
gradjani postupaju sllladu ranijih primitiv-
NH mesnih skupstina i, drugo, da prosecni
gIadjanin ne INA nista poslovima elrzave, j.
ne znajuci nista tome, pitaju oni, zasto da
Sc njemu daje moe sa njegovim glasom pravo
da resava pitanja odnoseci Sc na dobrobit
drzave nacije Po neki put istice Sc takodier
argumenat Tod wise isaknutih putokratskih
elemenata) da, posto osromna vecna ne po-
seduJe svojine, ZaSto da Sc NINA dale moe
da lise vlasnicku klasu privatne svojine
Ovo nisu argument iii tvrdnje protiv gla-
sovnice, iii demoluatiie. Oyo su, IL stvari, argu
menti protiv politickog drustva protiv pri-
vatnog vlasnistva mad drustyeno- -stvorenim
drustveno- -potrebnim bogatstvom. Drzi Sc, cd
neprijatelja demokratije, da polticko drustvc
mora uvek postojati. da uvek mora postojati
narocita, mala klasa koja poseduje bogatstvo,
i ogronna klasa koja proizvod bogatstvo. Iako
oni tn propoziciju ne podnose tako nezgrapno,
, to ,je odnosu smisao tih izjava protiv prava
vecine da resava pitanja demokratiji.
Tu nema nista prirodnog iii nasledno pra-
vednog politickom drustvu prvatnoj svojini
Politicko drustvo je razvitak, privatna svoji-
ma reflektuje tai razvitak, i mace je tvorevina
covekom-stvorenih zakona. Bio je vremena ka
ola nije postojalo nj polticko drustvo nj privat-
ma svojina i oboje &c po vremenu nestat Pr
venstveno pitanje nije prirodnim uslovima
prirodnim pravima. . pitanju ie prvenstveno:
Koje najbolje sluzi interesima [ljudskog] roda
pod doticnim uslovima mad kojima covek ina
malo iii nimalo neposredne kontrole! Ako pre-
gres nalaze da mala klasa treba uzivati slo-
bodno vreme udohnost (u vreme kada nema
lzobilja "a sve) da bi Sc unapredila kutura
l umetnost, da Sc ocuva drustvo Cd povratka
starodrevno divljastvo, tada sedi da Sc velika
klasa mora odrzavati bedi ropstvu da bi
snabdevala potrepstine "a klasu kulture drus-
tvenog progresa. Ropstvo beda postaiu ''pra-
vedni" "praviGni' kada oni sadrze cenu
koja Sc mora platiti "a progres. Ropstvo beda
postaju "nepravedni'' 'nepravicni' kada Sc
takva cena wise he mora placati "a drustveni
progres. Ma ovoj tacci mozda je prikladno Ga
definisemo ropstvo Herbert Spencer je MEGA
definisao kako sledi: 'Ono sto osnovno raz-
Gkuje roba jeste to sto on radi pod prisilja
vanjem ola bi zadovoljio zelje drugih." Ova
definicija je zadovoljavajuca kao ma koia
druga, koja bi Sc mogla dati 0 ropstvu. M
cemo Sc ma nju povratiti docnje
(Nastavice se.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1945-09-13
Citajte Strife ''Radnicku Borbu''!
NAsE PART1JSKO STANOvIsTE

NASE PARTIJSKO STANOVISTE
Socijasticka Radnieka Partija nikada odstupa od
,stine da b stvoria pratea nada promase udasiti
zabludu, do ne bi stvorila neprijatela.
Sa cvrstom verom konaGnu pobedu, de svojia j
pute nepokolebana sabicskon teznjom privrenaeao
korscu. Ona, uvek radi otuoreno poeno veruuc d.
uneurasiuoj nezavisnost jednstvo njene svre kon
nadahnuta ospo kraju krajeva, postovanje
ne oni hoje ella skopGa edno klasnosuesno navale
telo
Memo propaganda sastoj prosueciuaaja,
vec orgaizovanju radnicke klase osuajanje ulas
popnno obaranje kaptazma Dok ia zadaca izur
&c stajati kao stena bndna pazva, ustupajuS
niSa.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-08-31

CT Of the Palau garrison of approx imately 1000 Nipponese.
 Col. G. L. Fike. Marine Corps officer who carried on the negotia- tions, does not expect the Palaus garrison to capitulate until after formal peace has been signed and reported much haggling with the Japs at the Peleliu conference.
 The officer said that in probing the fate of the B-24 crewman, known to have bailed out on Kor- or. he was informed by a Col. Tada that details were not available.
 Tada said he regretted to in form me that although the Ameri- can crew member parachuted May 4, and subsequently, was taken prisoner, unfortunately he had been killed by a Japanese officer between May 10 and May IS" Fike said.
 ''He stated the American was not killed as the result of h e carrying out of the sentence of | military court, and added that al- though the loss of life was regret table' it was the opinion of the Japanese the incident was insignif- icant in comparison to the loss of innocent women's and children s lives caused by the atomic bolnb.''
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-08-31
Waters Hanley Wedding Takes PlaCeIn Juneau

In a lovely ceremony in the Northern Liz ht Presbyterian church in Juneau, Miss Charlotte Hanley and Mr. Jack Waters were united in marriage Miss Hanley is the daughter of Mrs. Velma G. Hanley of Seattle and Mir Waters is the son of Mrs. Walter c. Wat CTS and the late Mir. Waters, pion- eers of Wrangell.
 The service was read by the Rev. Willis R. Booth before a background of white phlox, white tapers and palms.
 Preceding the marriage eere- mony, Sgt William Weaver sang Always and Through The Years,' accompanied at the organ by George Shell.
 The bride, who was given in marriage by her uncle, W. L. Gris- ham. was charming in her wed dig gown made with a full net skirt and lace bodice. Her finger tip veil of white net was caught to a seed pearl eoronet, and she carried a shower bouquet of white orchids, tuberous begonias and stephanotis. MT. Chisholm is the husband of the former Margaret 0tteson of Wrangell.
 Mrs. Ralph Becker, matron of honor, wore a blue net gown fash toned in a manner similar to the brides gown. She carried a bou- quet of pink tuberous begoEias. and wore pink flowers in her hair.
 Mary Margaret Grisham, junior bridesmaid to her aunt, wore a long Kate Greenway dress of blue
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-08-31

net and carried a nosegay of pink sweetpeas with pink streamers.
 Another niece, little Ann Gris- ham, was flower girl. and was sweet in a long pink net dress and pink bonnet. She carried a nose say to match her sisters.
 Ushers were Mir Charles Gray and Mr. George Johnson.
 Mir Waters is Captain of the ATS boat 166, stationed in Ju- neau. He was raised in Wrangell where his father was a prominent merchant for many years before his death a year and half ago, He is brother of Mrs. William Forbes, of Wrangell.
 For a wedding trip the happy young couple flew to Fairbanks, the bride wearing, for her going away costume a light blue gaber- dine suit with which she wore black accessories and a corsage of white orchids
 Following the wedding a recep- ton was held In the ITS Room ot the Baranof Hotel. which was at tended by the many friends of the bride and groom, incAcding old time friends from Wrangell who have known the groom since child hood. The traditional cake was topped by a miniature bride and groom and was cct by Mrs. Flor ence Major Mrs NJ. O. Johnson, and Mrs. Grisholm, both formerly of Wrangell served coffee and punch and Mrs. B. R. Glass was in charge of the guest book.
 Mrs. Waters, mother of the groom, flew up to Juneau for the wedding, returning Monday.
 The young couple will make their first home in Juneau.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-08-31

No wonder we're the best nest builders" oh the bird We specialize in it." And because
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-08-31
DR. NELSON TO CONDUCT
 REMUNERATION CLINIC

Dr. Alvin T. Nelson will be al the Wrangell Health Center in the Federal building Friday, Sept. [. between 1:30 and 3.00 D. m. to give immunization treatment to children against small pox, diph- theria and whooping eoaEA Mothers may also consult him on problems of feeding and training of children, it was announced to- day by Public Health nurse Mar jorie Buntin.
 It is also announced that pam .s..s.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-08-31
MRS. THIELE THROUGH

Mrs. Karl Theile, former Wran- sell resident now of Juneau, was through passenger on the Prin- cess boat Tuesday morning bound for her home in the Capital City after spending the last month in San Francisco visiting her mother and sisters. She was accompanied by her daughter, Rosemary.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-08-31

phlets on infant and child care
 and other health subjects are be- ing distributed through tine local library until Wrangell Health Csu-
 ter is again open on a daily sched- nle. Mrs. Nal Couher. llhrarLan-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-08-31
TO SEATTLE

Mrs Bertha Christianson, well known Wrangell woman, was a passenger for Seattle aboard the Christianson, who was seriously i'll last winter, went to Seattle for a medical check-up.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-08-31
U. S. FLYER EXECUTED
BY .JAPANES

GUAM Wanton killing by a Jap officer of a U. S. airman who par achuted on to Koror Island, in the Palau group, last May was dis closed in negotiations for surrend-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1945-08-31

will cndeavor ta secure additional health bulletins hieh are not on hand but which may be requested
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25
Booths Of Gifts

mere VIII ne booths OF gifts,
baked goods and plants and en-
tertainment for every age group
after turkey dinner. which Is
being planned and supervised
by Mrs. 4. j. Anderson.
Mrs. Fred Sanders Is in
charge of the treasury: Mrs. G.,
Elmer +. Sylvester. publicity.
Mrs. J A. Hubbard, plant sale;
Mrs. Charlton G.. Eden. the
midway Mrs c O Barton.
decorations; Mrs. William How.
land baked goods Mrs. George
Coleman Booth and Mrs. How
ard Parker, gifts
Pvt. James Zeder is spending
a weeks leave from Scott Field.
III with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs James {, Zeder Of Orchard
Ridge road
Charles p. Taft Will he the
speaker Tuesday evening Al a
supper to he gwen ny the Men s
Club Of Christ Church Gram
brook School.
Mr.. and Mrs, Warren s.
Booth have returned from a
stay of several weeks In Ala
media Cal, where they VISITED
their Son-in-laW and daughter,
Ems and Mrs Gordon Craig.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25
Bopps Visit Kin in Pennsylvania

MISS JANE BOPP, with her
vi mother, Mrs. A. j. Bopp of
Murland avenue flew deWH TO
GlenShaw, Pa. this weekend TO
visit her aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. F.. NJ. Braun and
cousin Julie They Will be wing
ing their way back this Sunday
evening. II Z
Miss Peggy Fisher. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r.
Fisher Of Boston boulevard is
home for the Thanksgiving
weekend from lakewood.
Miss Maryannc OHara,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
OHara of Muirland avenue. has
as her house guest, her class
mate Miss Patricia Noonan OF
Orange. n. J. The junior misses
are students at ST. Mary'S- Of
NOtre Dame.
Miss O'Hara entertained at a
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25

cocktail party Saturday after
noon from 5 10 Z o'clock In her
heme iH honor of her visitor.
Miss Nancy LRnday, dApgh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Randolph j.
RoShirt. is home from OgontZ,
and with her is her ClaSSmaIe,
Miss Kari SommerVig OF Rio de
Janeiro.
Nancy held open house on
Thanksgiving night for her
South American friend They
VIII fly back to school this Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Joyce Coulton is home
for a few days from Finch Col
lege, y. Y.
Highland Park Junior College
will give its winter Formal"
on Friday night in the Mac
cabccs ballroom. Among the
party planners are; Eric Carne.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25
Plan Cocktail Party

Mr.. and Mrs John r. Mac
Manus Of Gultord road have
ISSUED invitations for a cock
tan party IN their home FRIDAY.
Mrs. MacNanuS mother. Mrs.
John l. Stanley of PaIo Alto,
Cal Is their house guest until
after the Christmas holidays.
Jerry Gillette VIII leave this
Sunday 10 return 10 Dccrfeld
School after spending Thanks
giving with his parents Mr..
and Mrs John ". Gillette Of
Wing Lake road
Bloomfield Open Hunt vas
gay with a dinner dance Satur-
day evening the first IN several
years. Charlton G Eden was
chairman for the affair.
Stephen Booth who recently
received his honorable discharge
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25

Kenneth Saundry Beverly Mil
Ter, 10 Anne Darling, Harold
Van Orden, Lucille Johnson
Shirley HOWE and Eileen
Bayles.
Miss Loretta A. Chenik,
daughter OF DR. and Mrs, Ferdi-
nand Chenik of Oakfield drive,
has been pledged TO Psi Chi
Omicorn. social society on Ste
phens College campus.
Miss Betty Jean Jeremias.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. {. +.
JeremiaS of Groves avenue, also
has been pledged to the same
society.
The Club ~" teen-age coed
organization of Northeastern
YMCA. has elected officers.
Miss Shirlie Rieger is the preSi-
dent; Miss Elaine Riegler. vice
president; Donna Lamb, SeCre-
tAry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25
.BIoonnfiie Id Hills Folk
Hold M-OSU Parties

from the army air forces. has
Joined his mother, Mrs. Henry
s Booth, at Fort Lauderdale,
Fla, where she has taken a
house for the winter
Mrs, Richard II. Morgan of
Wing Lake IS spending the
weekend with her mother. Mrs.
II NJ. Gillette. in Bay City,
-Dec.--<-tAe-aA+--t,ff an
nual fair given by the Womans
Auxiliary of Christ Church
Cranhrook with Mrs. Donald
Wright in charge.
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p 0OMFTELD HILLS.
Nov "a

-NbNt -,
uIEl-s.S .S>,D gayety in Bloom
w felu Centercd around the
Michlgan-Ohio football game IN
Ann Arbor today with parties
before and after the game.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter o.
Briggs Jr. have as their house
guests NL.-and- -AI-z-pete4-pea--
nerleIn and Mr. and Mrs Rich
ard f. Mcleod of Springfield.
O for whom Spike and Mrs.
Briggs VIII entertain Al cock
tails tins evening on their re-
-nHH from HE game, to which
thcN-lnnk-thclr guests
Preceding the game. Mr. and
Nr, Ralph Polk fr Of Gran
brook Lane entertained the
group AZ breakfast at Bloom
field open Hunt Club and on
Sunday morning Nh and Mrs.
Charles L. Carey viii give a
breakfast IN their home in
LahSer road.
Also entertaining ~ cocktails
and a buffet supper tonight Will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Washburne
Wright.
Nh. and Mrs. Guy c. Smith
Will have supper and cocktails
after the game in their home IN
Pembroke road for their house
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd PIX
lev Of Columbus. O.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25
Pro Musica
Opens Fri.

PRO NUSICA nc. Detroit
chapter W!l! open rs season Fri
my tr--f--' IT. - t-rr-- -ff-fvtr=
tute Of Arts with The duo-plan-
ISts Dougherty and RulCka.
Ms. Warren b C0ok~cy.
chairman and her committee
have planDed A social hour 20
follow HOStcSScS for the eve
nlnc VIII include Mrs. David
puggan. Mrs. NlScha Kottler
Mrs Marcus W Frost and Mrs.
Harry l. ScItZ.
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Mrs. HummeI Hostess

The East SIDE Group ef t4e
AAUW will gather IN the resi-
dsnce Of Mrs. r. y Hummel.
University Place. Mrs. Fran
els Wurtsmith veil address the
group and present Colored
slides
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-25
Gifts Are SOUGHT
For Men at Jones

SMALL GIFT packages for
NcrIcemen Will BE- requested oi
members when the RoSedaic
Progressive Club holds IT'S meet
ne Wednesday IN me Bushnell
Parish House. Nh. Ed0usrd
Werner guest speaker al Tho
meeting. VIII have as Hs sub
JCct. "reminiscences OF a Nusl-
cal Snowman.