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Evening star., 1945-08-28

Tennie O'Rear, who was the SoloiSt.
Mrs. W. F. Cobb, jr, was matron
of honor for her sister and another
sister, Miss Barbara Bankhead, was
the maid of honor. The brides
other attendants included the bride
groom's sister, Miss Louise Grant
Mrs. H. A. Laughlin, jr.; Mrs. Ira r.
Abbott, Miss Jane Barron and Miss
Peggy Calder. They were dressed
alike in powder blue net with
matching lace peplums over the hips
and wore small blue hats with waist
length wells of the same shade.
They carried red roses.
Lit. Grant had as his best man,
1t. d. g. Bunting and the ushers
were 1t. Edward Haake, 1t. Har-
mond Dessler, Mr. Peter Burlington,
Mr.. John H. Bankhead, Sd, brother
of the bride, and Mr.. Gather Carr.
1t. Grant and his bride will be at
home at Chincoteague, Va, while he
is on duty at the nearby base. 1t.
Grant received his A. B. degree in
commerce from the University of
Richmond and holds the Distin-
guished Flying Cross and the Navy
Gross. His bride was awarded her
A. B. degree in journalism from the
University of North Carolina.
Another wedding out of town but
nearer to Washington was that of
Miss Dorothy Vera Baker and Capt.
Charles Lemuel BauSerman, A. y. S.
The ceremony was performed
August 19 in the Grace Methodist
Church in Manassas, the Rev Mil
lard F. Draper officiating. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Samuel Baker of Mon
DAMN, Iowa, and the bridegroom is
the son of Mrs. Roy c. Bauserman
of Manassas.
The bride was escorted by Mr.. c.
J. TimmonS, uncle of the bride
groom. She wore white satin
gown with a lace bodice, and a seed
pearl Juliet cap held her fingertip
veil. She carried white roses with
9 shower of bouvardia.
Mrs. Garland BoatWright, sister
of the bridegroom, was the matron
of honor and Mr. Boatwright was
among the uSherS. The bridesmaids
were Miss Louise Gambino and Miss
Donna Thomas.
Capt. Bauserman had as his best
man Mr. Harvey Luck and the other
uSherS included Mr.. Worth Storke,
Mr. Robert jenkins, Mr.. Nelson
Lynn and Capt Charles Henson,
A U. S.
Capt. and Mrs Bauserman left
after reception in the home of his
mother for wedding trip South.
News has been received from Eu-
rope of the marriage somewhere on
the continent of 1t. Alice Claire
Curley of Scranton, Pa, to 1t. John
Parkinson Keyes, son Of Mrs. Fran
ces Parkinson Keyes of Alexandria
and Baton Rouge and the late Sen
ator Henry Wilder Keyes of New
Hampshire
Announcement of the marriage is
made by the brides brother and
sister-in- law, Comdr. and Mrs.
Harry P. Curley of Chevy Chase.
Now serving with the Army Med
ical Department, the bride is a
graduate of MaryWood College ana
formerly was chief dietitian in the
Albany Memorial Hospital.
Lit. Keyes was graduated from
Harvard University and did grad
nate work at the University of Lon
don and at Columbia University
Evening star., 1945-08-28
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. B


Ships Department, couple will re-
some time. side Illinois in
Following wedding trip South Arlington
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-07
Novi zokoni acknowledges odboro
zoeosne norodne skupseine

Zvezna drzava, XII jo tvori vee
narodov, ne more biti brez dvoj-
mega predstavnistva, &c hoee BIZ
tt v resnici dfzava enakopravnih
narodev. Zato mora biti drzav-
Liam dvakrat zastopan. PrvH kot
del drzavf1e eelote, drugie kot
clan sveje narodne federalne
enote. &c federativni drzavni
skupnosti ustavodajna skupsei-
ma NINA dveh domov, tedaj
manjka osnovno jamstvo enako-
pravnosti med narod i'm zvezni-
mi enotami. Kdor je proti dvo-
domni ureditvi nase ustavodaj-
ne slzupscine, je proti federaciji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-07
NOVICE Il Ju0OsLAyIJE
Sovietsko mlodinsko delegociio bo obiskoio
..I,,noeInv;;o -
.JuqosIoviio

|v, Moskvi--na paradis ''Zmage'
"a. junija in ma paradi fizkultur-
nikov "a. julia. Nsposredno
pred odhedom je jugoslovsnsko
delegacijo sprejel predsednik
Vrhovnega sovjeta ZSsR Mihai1
Ivanovie Kalinin, s katerim Sc
je delegacija razgovarjala dve
uri in pol. .-- ,~.-~a~--~s, -.
Pc vseh krajih, v mestih in
vaseh, SO prieakovali delegaeijo
z manifestacijami. 2 velikan-
skim navdusenjem in simpatija-
mi 50 sprejeli naso delegacijo
tako komsomolske organizacije
in ostala n1ladina, kakor tudi
najveeji funkeionarji sovjetskih
oblasti in Komunistiene partije.
Oh tel priliki je prisla do izraza
VISA brezmejna ljubezen, XII jo
cuti do mas, do nasega naroda
bratsko sovjetsko ljudstvo. Po-
vsod so bill delegati navduseno
pozdravljeni. Povsod so govorili
O nasi borbi, o nasih partizanih,
XII so Sc borili v soVraznikovem
zaledju ze tedai ko SO bill Mem
ci pred Moskvo, Leningradom in
Stalingradom.
Yes ia prisrcni, iskreni in
bratski sprejem, s skaterim sta
sovjetska mladina in oblast
sprejela naso delegacijo, je IL
prical veliko zanimanje in brat
sko ljubezen sovjetskega ljud-
stva do nasega jugoslovanskega
naroda.
Delegacija je prispela v Beo-
grad, kjer jo je sprejel tovaris
marsal Tito. IzrociIa mu je po-
zdrave in darila cd mladine
bratske Sovjetske zveze. 81
V najkrajsem easu, konec te-
ga naeseea, pride v -Jugoslavijo
delegacija sovjetske mladine, XII
je bila do predkratkega nosilka
oborozene borbe proti fasizmu,
danes pa je najaktivnejsa v de-
M. "a, obnove domovine. K nam
pride delegacija tiste nladine,
XII mana je bila vedne vzgled, XII
nam je pokazala, kako moramo
ljubiti domovino in kako mora
mo, &c treba, umirati zanjo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-07

Ljubljanski tednik "Mladina''
poroea z dine "a. augusta slede-
Go zanimivost: -
Dne Is. augusta je prispela
IL Moskve v Beograd delegacija
jugoslovanske mladine, XII je od-
sla v Sovjetsko zvezo 6. junija
in je bila vec ko diva meseca COST
sovjetske mladine. Delegacijo je
vodil predsednik Centralnega
odbora USAOJa tovaris Slavko
Komar.
Delegati so Sc dali casa "a
drzevali v Moskvi, obiskai nato
Sc Leningrad, Stalingrad, obsli
YES Krim, bill v Kijevu in v in
dustrijskih predelih ma Uralu.
Pri potovanju je delegacija OBJ
iskala vrsto industrijskih zavo-
dov, XII so "a casa vojne oskr-
bovali Rdeco armada. Nadalje
SO 81 ogledali kulturne domove,
Sole, klube "a delavee, deeje do
move, spoznali so Sc $ tehniko
proizvodnje v posameznih pano-
gah industrije.
Delegacija je posetila vec .kol-
hozov, kjer sc je spoznala ziv-
ljenjem kolhoznikov in njiho-
vim gospodarstvom ter delom
"a obnovo poljedelstva in gospo-
darstva sploh v krajih, XII jih
je bill okupiral sovraznik.
Ma svojern potovanju po SOW
jetski zemlji je delegacija obs
kovala muzeje, umetniske gale
rije, prisostvovala je predsta-
vam v gledaliscih, operah, kino-
dvoranah v Moskvi in drugih
predelih Sovjetske zveze. Dele
gait so Sc upoznah S sistemom
solskega della in so posetili teh-
niene vecerne sole "a delavsko
mladino, universe, druge zavode
in institucije. Najlepsi Wits je
napravila ma nase delegate po-
zornost in skrb, XII jo nudijo SOW
jetske oblasti vzgeji otrok in
skrb "a njihov razvoj. Sovjetska
oblast cmogoea vsakemu otro-
ku, da Sc posveti tistemu pokli-
Gu, XII 81 ga sam izbere.
Nadalje je delegacija priso-
stvovala dvem velikim paradam
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-07

Ljubljanski tednik "Mladina,"
poroca z dine "a. augusta sle-
dece:
Zakonodajni odbor zaeasne
narodne skupscine je sprejel "a
kon O ustavodajni skupscini.
v ustavodajno skupscino bo-
do nasi narodi kmalu z nepo-
srednimi in tajnini volitvami
svobodno izbrai syeje predstav-
nike. Ustavodajna skupscina DO
vrhovno predstavnistvo demo-
kraticne federativne Jugoslavi-
ie. Zdruzevala DO vrhovno zako-
nodajno in izvrsno oblast. To po-
meni, da DO ljudstvo preko svo-
jih poslaneev, XII Jh DO izvolilo v
ustavodajno, skupseino, spreje-
malo zakone in odloke in tudi
nadziralo njihovo pravilno po-
slovanje. Ustavodajna skupsei-
ma bo izdelala ustavo move Jugo-
slavic, mas temeijni zakon, ter
pregledaI odloke, XII iih je tidal
AVNOJ. as.-a. ~
Predlog zakona Q ustavodajni
skupscini doloca sledece: da bi v
ustavodajni skupscini prisla do
izraza enakopravnost jugoslo-
vanskih naro6ov in vseh demo-
kraticnih naeel, tvorita ustavo-
dajno skupscino diva donna, ki
sta Y pogledu svojih pravic po-
poInonaa enakopsayna. PFvi
dom je Zvezni dona, dragi dom
je Dom narodov.
Zvezni dona volijo vsi dF3ay-
liaai Jueoslavije, ii iaaAjo ve-
lisno pravieo, II sieeF eaaga po-
sltnee, - vs@kih 4oyee0 pFebi-
yalcev. Dom ns<odbv volijo =
federalnlh e4inieah u astsssa-
nih podroGjih vsi drzavljani Ju-
goslavije, XII imajo volivno pra-
yico. Vsaka fe<ieTalna edinica
brez ozira ma velikost in stevilo
prebivalceS bo isvolila Y dom
rarodov Is poJa Jaacsv, Vejvodi-
IA Is, Kosovo in Metohija pa
po 10.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-07

XII je bill delnicar najvecjih
druzb, nesrarano ropali nase na-
rodno premozen in iEkorisSali
nase ladstvo. Foioaaj raaarjsv
je bill obupen. Polieija ps, hi j.
bila ' rokah protiljudskih rezi-
NOV, je streljala ma delavce, ma
rudarie, XII so Sc dvigali v stav-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-07

vali velikanske dobi1ke. Tako
jim je radnik v Trepci pkinasa1
lstno 40 nilijenov fustoe 6i6tS-
60 dobicka Zen funt je $50 di-
rarjev). v rudniku Bor - 50
lastniki v nekaj letih zasluxili
mad Tfo railijonov slstesa do
h;Eka ~ - - a- - r., = Ls
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-07
llEI11 I

B, Zakon o prehodu rudnikov v
last dr1avs je peneven dBkas, da
je nova 0hlaAk 1es ltsdska II da
dela v interesu ljudstva.
zato je ia zakon naletel ma
odohrsv&njs vse4 dstosn4
ljudstva. I
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-07

Drugacno resitev zahtevajo lei
oni, XII ne priznavajo narodne
neodvisnosti akedonskega, slo-
yenskega- ali pa kakega drugega
naroda. ~,
stevilo poslancev v -ustavo-
aajni skupscini ,bo okrog 500.
.Glasovalo Sc DO pomocjo krog-
lie, da. Sc zagotovi ~tajnost in
,pravilnost volitev. Najsirsi krog
drzavljanov DO lahko volil in DO
lahko Kvoljen ma temelju splo-
sne volivne pravice, XII ne pozna
razlik v spolu, narodnosti, veri
it'd.
Zakonodajni odbor je izglaso-
val tudi
Zakon o odvzemu drxav1janstva
Drzavljanstvo DO od.vzeto
onim eastnikom in podcastni-
kom bivse jugoslovanske, VOL
ske, XII SO sluzili okupatorju in
pobegnilo v inozemstvo.
Ia zakonski predlog bo zadel
zloeince, resnicne sovraznike na-
roda, ljudi, ki4so s1uzili okupa-
torju in XII SO Sc vedno ,priprav-
ljeni prodajat Sc "a denar.
Vsem je bila dana moznost, da
Sc vrnejo v domovino in Jim je
ia moznost Sc vedno dana. Toda
nekatere osebe, XII so pobegnile
v inozemstvo, so to odklonile,
ker sc hoeejo boriti ma strani So
vraznikov proti nasi domovini.
v inozemstvu skusajo ustvarja-
ii emigracijo, XII bi skusala owl
rati razvoj nase drzave in ma
vse mogoce nacine skodovati ma
Sim narodom. V cilju, da bi do
segli vecje uspehe pa skusajo
dati svojemu izdajstvu znacaj
politicne borbe.
z omejenirn zakonom ii
ljudje ne bodo vec mogli v ime-
nu Jugoslavije rovariti proti
nam, kot so to poprej delali.
Izredno vazen je zakon o uki-
nitvi obstojecih rudniskih kon-
cesij in
Zakon 0 prehodu vssga rudnega
bogastva v drzavno last
move federativne Jugoslavije:
Rudniki in druga podjetja, XII so
bila pref v rokah razlienih kapi-
talistov, po vecini pa tujih
druzb, bodo sedaj last drzavlja-
nov Jugoslavije.
Ukinitev teh koncesij in pre-
hod rudnikov v drzavne roke
zahtevajo gospodarski, socialni
in politicni interest nasih naro-
dov. Tuji kapitalisti SO Mates
nejsi poveznosti z vladajocimi
domacimi izkoriscevalci, ma celu
z bivsim kraljens Aleksa,adr om,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-07

Prstop ~, ali eta. (Enoietn vsop dovolen "a
vojake XII so bill armadi sest mesecev)
Prstopna cd II do "a let vkueno razun onh
sedaj armadi, XII morejo priglasiti v
vsaki starost in bvse vojake pr ateri je odvisno
cd dolgost vojaske suzbe.
Vojak XII zopet prigaso obdrze svoje sedanje Cine
ako prglaso 20 dneh po odpustu in pred l. febru-
arjem l946 lsto vela vojake, XII bill odpusceni
med H. majem in l. novembrom 1945, XII Sc prglas
pred 81. novembrom 1945
A. Naboljsa pacina testvca, zdravnska oskrba hrana
stanovane in obleka zsodovini nase armade
D. Povisanje bonusa zopetno prglasev $50 vsako
eto aktvni suzbi odkar e Bill placan zadnii tax
bonus, ali pa cd zadnjega vstopa sluzbo
6. 20% posebne place "a sluzbo onkraj morja.
Do 90 dn placanega dopus kar e odvisno cd dolgost
suzbe, poctnisko placano voznjo domov in Iazaj
vojake, XII sedaj armad in zopet priglasijo.
g. 30-dnevn dopust vsako eto polno place.
Vezbalna plaza ina podag dogost suzbe) voja-
kom, XII so odpuseeni da Sc zopet prglasjo
10. Povisek 5at plac vsake leta sluzbe dodatno
mnogm drugm moznim povisanjem.
L. Ma zbiro izstopiti poovcno place cello zvene po
2Ocni sizb = ali tr cetrtine place po 30-letn slu5b
Pokojnna je kot Gin Master ali First Sergeant cello
zivljen1e do Sf5525 mesecO Vse presnje dejanske
,vojaske sluzbe stejejo pekojnfno. & WI sa III
y. korist po 81 postayi glede pravc - -e~.~s
81 Pudpora druzino cas- voaske suzbe "a one k so
odyisn cd vojaka ri Sc e pfielas ali nano~o prglas
Z Pred Julien 1916. <3 4, .NSFsz> :, -
~ Pr0znost uc enega ali izmed zoo poklicoy in
strok, Sc poucujeo voaskA stfekosnh solsh tI S.
t,t Mi okupiranih deze ah. sa r. cN-s.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-07

Is bira eddeka sluzbe in prekomorskega kaja zracn
suzb tlel ali sluzben armada triletn sluzbi
16. Prednost dobrot National Service Life Insurance
Rezervni in A. u S. Commissioners eastniki, bill
odpuseeni IL akvne sluzbe, Sc moreio prigas Grade
master 1st Sereeant) in Sc morejo obdrzati svoj
rezervni Gin. .~"~ 49,.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-18
P~dscogoulo Gurden
Club Hos Course In
Flower Arrangement

An interesting part of Pasca-
goula Garden Club work was q
course in flower arrangement Civ
en- Wednesday and Thursday OF
last week by Mrs. William Nc
Craney Of New Orleans.
Mrs. McCraney is well quail
fled for this course of instruction
as she has won many prizes in
flower arrangement competition
and has given many lectures on
the subject. She is an honorary
life member of the GENTLY Gar
den Club of New Orleans and is
president of the Rose Society of
that city.
The installation of the follow
ing officers will be a feature of
the next regular meeting, June 6:
Mrs. F. A. Wages, president;
Mrs. f, A. Patrick, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. r. o. Cole, recording
secretary; Mrs Harold Brock,
corresponding secretary; and Mrs.
H. w. Kinney, treasurer.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-18
Program In Honor
OF Mothers Day
Held At USO Sunday

Mothers Day was observed at
USO Sunday with an internation-
al program and a supper pre-
pared and served by a committee
of Navy Mothers, Servicemen's
Wives and ESQ girls. Cardinals,
donated by Mrs. Ralph Delmas.
were presented by all servicemen
present to the mothers they had
adopted" for the occasion.
A We program, featuring songs
from World War I and II, was
conducted by Misses Dorothy and
Catherine Rhodes, Amelia Pickett
and Adeline Daggett. A prayer
was offered by DR.. j. c. Crane.
Mayor John R. Watts was in
troduced by A. P. May and made
a short address.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Francis Frederic, the youngest
mother present having a o in
service, and Mrs. Louise Wal
ker, the mother having the most
sons in the service.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-18

day in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Tootle and
son, Harvey of Fontainebleau,
were attendants at the Sunday
morning service in the V~ancleave
Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse c. Hutch
ms of New Orleans and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Campbell and little
granddaughter of Handsboro
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew B. Campbell. Other
guests in this home for the day
were Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Da-
Wis and three children of Wool
market, and Mrs. Ina c. Rushing
and daughter, Miss Winona Rush
ing, of Cedar Lake. Mesdames
Davis and Rushing are daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell. The
youngest daughter of the family,
Miss Jean Campbell who is a SEN
ior at Perkinston High school,
spent the weekend at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert L. NAL
lette and Mrs. Keble Delaney
drove to Mobile Sunday to visit
Mrs. Mallette's brother, Earl Ul-
mer, and family. They were ac-
companned home by Mrs. Earline
Mckinney, who has been spend
ing several days in Mobile.
Sunday visitors in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Delaney
and MIR. and Mrs. George Mallette
Sr., were Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Delaney and daughter and Bay
Delaney of Kreole.
Misses Betty and Peggy Dees
have returned home after a de-
lightful visit with relatives in
Perkinston.
Mrs. Lewis Leatherbury and
children, Lillian, Rosalie and
Maurice, of LaCombe, La, are
here on a visit to Mrs. Leather
bury's mother and sister, Mrs.
Lyman L. Roberts and Miss De-
stree Roberts. They arrived on
Thursday evening. MI. Leather
bury brought his family over but
was compelled for business rea-
sons to return to LeCombe Friday
morning.
Mrs. Norman Ramsay had as
her guests for Mothers Day MI.
and Mrs. Wallace Ramsay and
daughter, Nancy Pauline, and
Mrs. Keble Ramsay of Gulfpoft
and 1t. and Mrs. Wyeth Ramsay
u ICW O4lCdllS.
Mrs. J. c.. Leatherbury and
Miss Frances Leather
bury drove out Sunday to visit
Mrs. Lewis LeatherEktry who.
with her children, is the guest OF
her mother, Mrs. l.. L. Roberts.
Miss Leatherbury returned home
in the evening but Mrs. Leather
bury remained over for a visit
Of several days.
Mrs. Revis Rabby and daugh-
ter, John of OGDEN, Ala, spent
the weekend with. MI. and Mrs.
H. w. Davis.
Mrs. Richard Steefman and
Mrs. Clifton FURRY were guests
Sunday of the formers parents
In-law, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Steel
man, of Ocean Springs.
Misses Susie and Fannie
went to Pascagoula on
Wednesday. They we're guests of
superintendent A. F. Megehee at
he Rotary luncheon at the USO
building.
Mrs. w. NJ. Breeland spent
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-18
Vancleave

Milton Ravens of Gulfport was
a visitor during the weekend of
his son and daughter-in-law, MIR.
and Mrs. Jesse Ravens at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Coch-
ran.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-18

The Rev. G. H. Mcbride
preached Sunday morning and
night in the Vancleave Metho-
dist church. Mr.. Mcbride an
nounced the scheduled dedication
OF the new home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Reeves at a special prayer
service at the residence Tuesday
and a similar ceremony Thurs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-18

Saturday in Gulfport where she
visited her sister-in-law, Mrs. o.
L. Ladnier.
Friends in Vancleave are hap
py to know that DR.. J. N. Lock-
ard OF Pascagoula is regaining his
health after several weeks of i'll
ness at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. P. Lord of Mo-
bile were weekend guests of
Mrs. Lords parents, MI. and Mrs.
j f. Lockard.
The community show at the
Vancleave school recently was a
complete success. The display of
flowers made a fine showing, as
did the handsome display of
home grown vegetables of all
kinds. There were numerous
contests, foot races and so forth
for the children as well as grown
ups. The lucky contestants were
given money prizes. A neat sum
was realized by the sale of re-
freshments.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-18

American and Russian experts
+ now producing cotton in
black, green, blue red and
brown.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-05-18

The Greeks believed that if a
young woman bathed in certain
sacred pools her yearnings for
offspring would soon be gratified.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-18
Former Prison Inmate Makes Break

avenue. Thompson was robbed of
$50 in front of 1915 West Fourth
street July 10. Henry was armed
when taken into custody in front of
1915 West Fifth street. He gave the
Fourth street address as his home.
Henry, police said, admitted steal
ing Is musical instruments from the
Hauer music store, "a East First
street, May Fl. Thirteen of the
stolen instruments were recovered
from Cincinnati pawnshops and two
from Henry, according to police.
Police said Henry has served time
in the Ohio state penitentiary and
Mansfield reformatory.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-18
JAIL HARLEM PLAYB0Y
AS FREEZER" PEDDLER

NEW YORK, July 18 (ANP)-
Playboy Tommy Wrench, one of
Harlem's most popular cafe society
figures, was awaiting trial in fed
eral court following his arrest as an
alleged "reefer" peddler.
Wrench denied the charge during
a preliminary hearing, but U. S.
Commissioner Cotter ordered him
held in $2500 bail for second hear
ing next week.
Nabbed with him were Is others,
including four whites, who were
held in bail ranging from $500 up
to the amount set in Wrench's case.
One of the musicians involved is a
featured bass violin player in
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city USHER BOARD Meets

The City Usher Board Union will
meet at Mt. Enon church, Sunday
afternoon, at pm. Rev. j. L. Mum
dy will deliver the annual Usher
Board sermon.
The Junior choir of the Mt. Enon
Baptist church and the Junior
choir of the Zion Hill Baptist
church will combine their talents
to render musical program at the
Zion Hill church on Friday, July
27, at 8 pm. There is no admission
charge.
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Louis Prima's band.

Louis Prima's band.
FBI men appeared convinced that
they had broken up the biggst
"reefer peddling syndicate in New
York in making public the sact that
Wrench and the others had been
caught in a series of Broadway and
Harlem raids.
George L. Buddy Nixon, who
is nearly as we'll known as Wrench,
was also among those being held.
Nixon, reputedly wealthy, was de-
scribed as a mild-mannered person
who catered to only the 'best" in
allegedly promoting ''Tea for Two"
parties in his elaborate Seventh
avenue apartment.
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PASTOR TO Be SPEAKER

Rev. David w. Mcfarland, youth
full pastor of Mt. Olive Baptist
church, will be guest speaker at the
Tabernacle Baptist church Friday
evening at 8 o'clock. The program
is being sponsored by the Taber-
nacle church convention of which
George Alvin Taylor is president.
The public is cordially invited.
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TO HOLD MUSICAL TEA

The Evangelical department of
the C.M.E. conference will hold a
musical tea Sunday, July %, at the
YWCA, 800 West Fifth street, from
3 to 7 pm. In charge of arrange
ments is Vice President Rev. Sis
ter M. l.. Prather.
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Twin seven club Meets

The Twin Seven club held their
last regular meeting at the home of
Mrs. Bette Stewart. Lovely awards
as prizes were received by Mrs.
Fannie Mae Jackson, Mrs. Elnore
Griggs and Mrs. Maggie Hayden in
that order.