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have, in his opinion, on conditions
in this country.
1t is known, of course, that part
of the party's program is the ma
tionalization of the mines and the
railways and, eventually, the land.
In those policies the Senate COM
mittee-a subcommittee of the
Banking and Currency Committee
would take little interest. They
are radical remedies far remote
from anything suggested by the
Murray Wagner r-Thomas-O 'Maho-
ney bill. But Attlee is known to
have ideas concerning the rela-
tionship between conditions in his
own country and in other coun-
tries, particularly the United States.
Radio Broadcast Recalled.
Back in May, when he had come
to this country as a delegate to
the San Francisco Conference, he
participated in a radio broadcast,
along with Secretary Stettinius,
Field Marshal Smuts and others.
Some of the things he said were
significant, as a few excerpts from
his speech will indicate:
What is troubling responsible
people in liberated Europe more
than anything else is how to get
enough food for their people and
how to get it fairly distributed.
Transportation systems are de-
stroyed and the whole economic Or
ganization has been thrown out OF
gear. There has been a similar
dislocation in the East, where coun-
tries such as India, Ceylon, Burma
and Malaga were interdependent.
There is a further problem and
that is how to get the economic
machine functioning again, particu-
larly in advanced countries that
worked on raw materials imported
from abroad and depended on the
export of manufactured goods in
order to pay for food. The world
can be fed if all nations will CO.
operate. We must never return to
the prewar days in which sections of
the people were chronically under
fed"
I'm a few years, when the raw
ages of war have been repaired,
there will be a great stream of
goods pouring out into the world
from factories and workshops in
many countries, but what will be
the use of this if the peoples of
the world have not the purchasing
power to buy the things they re-
quire?
The answer to the problem of
making demand and supply COIN
eide is the steady increase in wage
standards all over the world. The
wage and salary earners of one
country are the customers of an
other. All countries have an in
terest in the prosperity of others
and in the standards of remuner-
alton Of the masses of people in
all countries.
For many years the protection
Of the sea has enabled you in
America and us in Britain to build
up way of life of which we are
proud. We must strive to establish
in the world conditions which will
give all nations the opportunities
which we have enjoyed"
Modest Measure.
The full-employment bill, de-
spite its imposing title, is a very
modest measure. 1t does not at
tempt to provide jobs for every
body, or even for anybody, by gov
ernment decree. 1t merely sets up
full employment as a standard OF
national well-being-something to
be sought through any measures
that Congress in its wisdom may
agree upon. Attlee, for one, seems
to believe that the way to pros
perity for any country lies N aid
ing the whole world toward pros
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Varied Social Happenings;
Embassy Wedding DELAYED

Ambassador Venezuela and Sonora Ecaane announce
sudden illness their daughter Isabel Kepe
Kak Poland
scheduled tomorrow afternoon
at o Blessed Sacrament In Chevy
Kerpe-Fronius taken i'll three in
York.
Chilean Ambassador and Sonora de Mora hosts at
cocktail yesterday entertaining their hougues Chilean
and Casteblanco visitors
Embassy through this York
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the new British
Prime Minister.
Full employ
ment at good
wages was the
essence of his
party's success
full appeal to the
British vot e r S
and he could be
asked how the
party now pro-
poses to bring
this desirable
state of affairs
to pass. And
what bearing its
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Recent Weddings
.Are Revealed

The Memorial Chapel at the
Army Medical Center was the scene
of the wedding July z of Miss Betsy
Brown Hueter, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Frederick Hueter of
Hyattsville, and Mr.. Alfred De Ment
Bonifant. U. S. A., son of Mrs.
George Frederick Bonifant of Coles
vile, Md, and the late Mr.. Boni-
FAINT. The Rev. Father Antonine
Barrett officiated at the ceremony
which was followed by a reception
for the immediate families and close
friends in the home of the bride S
parents.
The bride was escorted to the
sanctuary by her father and was
attended by Miss Jane Shuey as
maid of honor and the Misses Kitty
Arnold and Betty Bonifant, sister
Of the bridegroom, as bridesmaids.
1t. John Bonifant, AAF. was
best man for his brother and Mr..
James Eavey, U. s. A., and Mr..
Jess Arnold, U. S. A., were the
ushers.
The marriage Of Miss Berniece
Lucelle White, daughter of Mrs.
Belle G. White of Miami Beach, to
1t. q. g. Lawrence Vernon Alsop,
u. s. N. r., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Vernon Alsop of this city,
took place July 2 in st. Adams
Episcopal Church, the Rev. Charles
T. Warner officiating. A reception
in the home of the bridegroom
parents followed.
The bride was given In marriage
by 1t Comdr. Jack C. Whistler,
u. s. NJ, and was attended by Miss
Jacqueline Luckett. Mr.. Herbert E.
Garrett was best man for 1t. Alsop
and George J. Carlin, M 1Ic, U. S.
N. r., and Mr.. William X. Bennett,
jr., were the ushers.
The couple will reside in Elizabeth
City, N. c., while the bridegroom
is on temporary duty at the Naval
Auxiliary Air Station in Harvey
Point.
The marriage of 1t. Frances I.
Bowen, WAC (CWSD, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Bowen of
Malone, N. Y, to 1t. Svend Eric
Jordan, A. U. s., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Jordan of Brookeville,
Md, took place July 7 in the First
Congregational Church in Malone.
The Rev. D. j. Rowatt oficiated at
the ceremony, which was followed by
reception in the home of the
brides parents.
Mrs. Jane r. Loring was the
brides attendant and 5Ar Jordan
was best man for his son.
Following a brief wedding trip,
the bride returned to duty at Hunts
vile Arsenal, Ala, where she Is ad-
jutant, and 1t. Jordan returned to
Dugway Proving Ground, Tooele,
Utah, where he is stationed.
1t. Jordan is the nephew of Rear
Admiral and Mrs. w. B. Young of
Chevy Chase, where he made his
home before entering the service.
He attended Landon School and
Maryland and Georgetown Uni
versities before entering the service
June 20, 1942.
Mrs. James Edward McEwen OF
this city and Warren, Ark, an
nounces the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Miss Berniece McEwen, to 1t.
Shelton B. Wilson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Wilson of Alexandria, La.
The ceremony took place July 9 in
| the chanel of the Mount Vernon
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By LoweH MeHeh

A good witness for the Senate
committee, which begins hearings
Monday on the full-employment
bill, might be Clement r. Attlee,
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ForrestoI Inspects Ports

PARIS, July 28 (P.-Secretary OF
the Navy Forrestal today began an
inspection tour of continental ports
under United States administration,
leaving Paris for Bremen and Brem-
erhayen.
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Answers to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question of fact by writing The Evening
Star Information Bureau. 316 / street
NE, Washington 2, D. G. Please in
close cents for return postage.
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THE MARK OF THE BEAST
Read the entire
(13th chapter of

18th chapter OF
Revelation.
Revelation 49,:
16 and 17--And
he causeth all,
both small and
great, rich and
poor, free and
bond, to receive
a mark in their
right hand, or
in their fore
LA1 L..
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Speed victory by buying bonds
Through payroll savings. J.
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Mrs. James Edward McEwen Of
this city and Warren, Ark. an
nounces the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Miss Berniece McEwen, to Lit.
Shelton B. Wilson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Wilson of Alexandria, La.
The ceremony took place July 9 in
the chapel of the Mount Vernon
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RoSEDALE

Tennessee Ave. Near ID st. NE.
DON e. GRIFFIN, Minister.
9;45 am.-Church School.
IL 100 a.m.-Morning Worship.
7:30 p.m.-Evening Worship.
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ANACoSTIA

14th and You SITS. Sc.
W. KENNETH LYONS. Minister.
g:30 a.m,-Church School
II 100 a,m.-Holy Communion.
6:45 Young People.
A CorFiaI Welcome to All.
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WAUGH METHODIST

Third and A Streets NE.
Samuel e. Rose. NJ. A., b. D.. Minister
II 100 am.-t'WaIking With God"
7:30 p.m-Joint Sunset Service.
sMy Friends" Mr. John Riecks. "The
Web of Life" Rev. Rose Social
i1nriaa Tond;ro e}1uipo
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WESLEY

Connecticut Avenue and Joeelyn 81,
CLARENCE &. WISE, Minister.
9:45 a.m.-Church School,
11:00a am.-"Religion, Load or Lift?"
MUSIC.
James L. MeLain, Organist- Director,
Hilda Henderson. Soprano; David
Manley, Tenor: Henriette Bagger
Plum, Contralto; Robert Nicholson.
Baritone and the Choir
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ALDERSGATE

3036-3s o Street NV.
r., L. MORRISON, Minister.
9:45 q. .m.--Sunday School.
IL 100 a.m.-"The Raw Material OF
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Metropolitan Memorial

THE NATIONAL CHURCH,
Nebraska and New Mexico Aves. NV.
Edward Gardiner Latch, Minister.
9:45 a.m.-Sunday School.
1l:00 a.m.--Dr. w. A. WeiIiver.
President Westminster
Theological Seminary
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MoNni Vernon Place

Massachusetts Ave. at 9th ST. NV.
The South's Representative Church
DIR. JOHN w. RUSTIN. Minister
and 11:15 a.m.-"The Limits of
Love-" DR., John w. Rustin.
500 p.m-Candlelight Communion
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GORSUCH

SOUTHWEST.
Fourth and L Streets
(Only Methodist Church in the S.w)
w. ID. KEENE. Minister.
IL 100 a.m.--"The Rainbow in the
Clouds"
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Wisconsin Ave. and River Rd. NV.
Take Car so Friendship Heightsl
REV. +. PAUL HARRIS, Minister.
9:30 a.m.-Church School.
HOO a.m.-"Faith a Priority"
700 p.m.-Senior Youth Fellowship.
2:30 p.m.-Outing and Devotion,
F0rt Kinnhle
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@. What are the oldest and young
est players on major league teams?
*. r. M.
A. The oldest player is Horace
(HoO Lisenbee Of Cincinnati, 43
years old; the youngest is Cass
Michaels CKivietniewskD of the
Chicago White Sox, who is 10 years
old.
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mestne novice
SEJA DIREKTORIJA SID

0OOA DI1VIIN1OIVAOA OOD
.Nocoj OBJ osmih sc vrsi seja
direktorija Slovenskega drust-
venega donna ma Recher Ave.
Vabi Sc vse direktorje, da sc
udelezijo polnostevilno.
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,nadaljni treningi je bill ia odde-
lex dodeljen 80. infanterijski di-
viziji ma Z. augusta " Franciji.
S/Sgt. Strumble je veteran
kampanje v severni Franciji, "a
kar je prejel odlikovanje pred
sedniske citacije; udelezil Sc je
tudi Rampant v Ardenah, ma Re-
nah in centralni Evropi. Bata-
lion je bill zadnjic v ognju "
Cehoslovaski, kjer je pokoncal
113 sovraznikovih tankov.
Dne II. maja je ia oddelek
zapustil Cehoslovakijo in Sc po-
dal v Bavarijo, kjer je nasto-
pill sluzbo kot del okupacijske
armade.
Njegov brat William, je bill
castno odpuscen prejsnje leto,
drugi brat, Joseph, Sc pa naha-
ia z mornarico ma Juznem Paci-
fiku.
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TEREZA ETIENNE

reznice, ropotanje cokel ma kam-
nitem tlaku in marljiva roka je
dodala splosnemu ropotu pose
ben ritem grobe metle, XII po-
meta v dolgih polkrogih po tleh:
S. s.
Gottfried je prisel IL hise in
sedel ma klop pred Rothlisber-
gerjevim stanovanjem. Frid a
mu je prinesla velik kozarec
svezega mleka, XII ga je praznil
zamisljeno v m alih pozirkih.
zdaj Sc je navadil in je Sci dva-
krat ma dan po mleko, po to
mleko, XII je disalo po sladkih
cvetlicah in materinski toplo-
ii.
Gottfriedova naziranja O
kmetskem stanu so sc znatno
spremenila. Ne11ara sc je nave
lical mestnega zivljenja, morda
je njegov duh tudi bolj dozorel
- najsi je bio kakorkoli, zdaj
nikakor nj vec zaniceval kme-
TOW.
Tereza je bila ma vrtu. Smeh"
ljala Sc je, ko je ugledala Gott-
frieda. Kako dobro je poznal ia
smehljaj. Bill je skoraj smehljaj
odpovedi. Prav danes je bila ne
navadno lepa. Posebno drazest-
mo je ucinkovala njena pojava
" kratkem trenutku, ko nj bilo
vec dovolj svetlobe, da hi ma
stala senca, in vendar dovolj
da je napolnila njene temnomo-
Dire oci S skrivnostnim bleskom.
Memo vedenje je bilo neko-
liko skruseno, njen glas je I'VE
mel globoko in negotovo, ko je
dejala:
"Gottfried, oce je pravkar br-
zojavil IL Interlakena, da je "a
mudil zvezo S prvim vlakom."
"Oj"
Gottfried. je povesil pogled v
zemljo. Opazovala je njegovo
bledo cello, zasencene trepalni-
ce. Njegova skoraj nesamovolj-
ma podloznost il je sla do srca.
cali razumes," je nadaljeva-
la, "pripeljal Sc DO z zadnjim
vlakom."
lob tri cetrt ma eno?"
"Da."
(Dolje prihodnji6)
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unijsko gibanje in "a SNPJ,
sploh naklonjen vsakemu ma
prednemu gibanju in napredni
delavski misli. Zadnja leta je bill
v pokoju, toda "a jednoto Sc je
1.-Two zanimal in rad prihajal ma
Meme in ma delavske priredbe.
Bill je jednotin in delavski pio-
mir v pravem in najboljsem po-
menu besede. Rojen je bill v
Krski vasi ma Dolenjskem. "a
pusea zeno, tri sinove, hcer in
stiri vnuke. Pogreb Sc je vrsil
vaeetrtek oh dveh popoldne ma
pokopaliscu Forest Home.
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Ves+i IL Iv|ienio
omeriskih SIovencev

Buhl, MINI. - Tukaj je umrl
John Spolar, rojen pred so le-
tt v Towerju, MINI. Zapusca
zeno, sina, XII je prisel cd vo-
jakov h pogrebu, oceta ter vec
bratov, sester in drugih sorod-
nikov. - V Gilbertu pa je umr-
la Mary Anna Rebovich, stara
Sc let. V tenn mestu je zivela 80
let.
Frontenac, Kans. - L. arma-
de je bill castno odpuscen Leon
H. Jursche, po cinu Chief Spe-
cialist, XII je bill pozvan k voja-
kom takoj po napovedi vojne.
Chicago. - V ponedeljek po-
noci je umrl v predmestju
Lyonsu splosno poznani in spo-
stovani Martin Potokar v staro-
sti rs let. Martin je bill med usta-
novitelji SNPJ in posebno po-
znan starejsim pionirjem, kajti
v jednoti Sc je 1.-Two udejstvoval
cd vsega zaeetka in jo pridno
pomagal oblikovati njenih
formativnih letih. Bill je njen
drugi glavni predsednik, potem
pa njen glavni blagajnik do
pittsburske konvencije l. 1915.
Bill je tudi ustanovitelj drus-
tva Slavic st. 1, il katerega Sc
je porodila jednota, in njegov
certifikat nosi st. 9. Njegova 60
stilna ma bivsi Center Ave. "
start naselbini) je bila sploh zbi-
ralisce in sredisce ne samo jed
notinih pionirjev, marvec tudi
slovenskega delavskega gibanja
v tel dezeli. Martin je bill nam
rec tudi zaveden delavec, west
delavskim principom do smrti
in kremenit znacaj. Pri MEM Sc.
je rad ustavil vsak delavski agi-
tator, ker je v MEM dobil do
brega prijatelja in tovarisa.
Martin je bill posebno vnet "a
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S/Sgt. Albert J. Strumble,
sin Mr.. in Mrs. Michael Strum-
BILE, 14406 Sylvia Ave., je bill
casino odpuscen Cd vojaske
sluzbe v Indiantown Gap, Pa,
80. oktobra. V sluzbo je bill vpo-
klican %. marca 1912 in je bill
dodeljen 773. bataljonu "a uni
eevanje tankov, XII je dospel ma
Skotsko z. februaria 1914. Po
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-21

FUTURE IN LUMBER
Always one Of It's main sources Of rev-
enue, numbering n tho state o9 WASH
tngton holds unlimited possibilities. Of
iB original stand of $50 billion board
feet. 260 billion remain. Demands for.
soft wood, pulp. plywood n industry
VIII expand with peace and add prolts
70 contribute TO national wealth behind
Victory Bonds.
y. $. Trsasufy Dspasfasnf
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-21

vodi Nottingham vinarno ma
Waterloo Rd., Mr.. John Wolf
il E. So St., Mr.. Martin Kezem,
gradient kontraktor, Mr.. Frank
Sersen, lastnik Gulf gasolinske
postaje, in Mr.. Joe Sustarsic,
gostilnicar ma st. Clair Ave-, e.
81 st. Obilo srece!
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Kadar kupujete ali
prodajate!

prodajate!
Posestvo, n. pr. hiso, zemlji-
See, trgovino ali farmo, Sc vedno
obrnite "a zanesljivo in posteno
postrezbo v vase popolno zado-
voljstvo vedno do mas.
Splosna zavarsvalnina proti
ognju, nezgodam, "a avtomobi-
le it'd.
Gradimo tudi move domove po
vasem okusu.
Sc priporocanno
Edward Kovac. Frank Prsvec
in Nettie Prince
KOVAC REALTY
$50 q. 185 st.
KE $3.50
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"ZAVEDNI SOSEDJE"

Redna mesecna seja drustva
"Zavedni sosedje' st. 158 SNPJ
Sc DO vrsila v petek oh 7::30 uri
zvecer v Slovenskem drustve-
n EN- domu ma Recher Ave.
Assessment Sc bo pa pobiralo v
ponedeljek vecer.
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(Nadoljevanje)

friedov prihodnji korak? Toda
sorodniki so upostevali njegovo
zdravstveno stanje, pri cemer
so sc spomnili, da so spravila
njegovo mater slabotna pljuca
prerano v grob. o njegovi bo-
docnosti so globokoumno raz-
pravljali, potrosili obilo dobrih
nasvetov O vseh stvareh, XII SO
sc tikale te bodocnosti, nazad-
ME pa so well njegovo odloci-
tev kot zakljuceno dejstvo ma
znanje, zdela SCI jim je povsem
naravna in neizbezna. Sal je bill
Gottfried razumen fant. V vseh
je vzbujal, da je docela zaupa-
MIA vreden, ker je bill moralno
ma izbornem glasu. Niti nj pre-
vec pill, niti nj zalezoval mladih
zensk. Gotovo je vedel povsem
natancno, kaj je delal.
Ko sc je tako sprehajal mao
krog, nikakor nj bill srecen clo-
vek. Bolj kakor kdaj pref ga je
obvladovala strast "a Terezo;
nj je mogel udusiti. Cesto Sc je
oziral v belle strmece vrhove mad
ostrimi skalnatimi stenami Wild
fluhja in Gamfluhja, v vecne
orjake njegove mladosti; oziral
sc je k MIN in Sc spominjal, da
so ga ii vrhovi S svojo tho We
licastnostjo pretresali in obujali
v MEM hrepenenje po vzvise-
nem, Sc preden mu je moglo ka-
ko zivo bite vcepiti osnove clo-
veskih naziranj 0 cednosti. Kje
je bilo zdaj to hrepenenje? Nj
cesar drugega nj videl zdaj v
onih visinah kakor obupno ne
plodnost nadzemskih sill. Spo-
daj v dolini pa je vladala plod~
most prirode in clovestva, "a
peljivo, ustvarjajoce in ubijajo-
&c. Kraljestvo hudica? TOO a
ljubil je to kraljestvo. In ven-
dar Sc je njegovo ljubezen
mesala bojazen, kajti ovire ma
njegovi poti so Sc zdele nepre-
mostljive. Seveda je bilo mono,
da bi dosegel cilj svojega hre-
penenja. Toda oh tel misli Sc je
zgrozil. LIE tega ne - raje smrt!
"Ne, ne," je pomislil, "sreci nj
sem blize kakor pred dvema le-
toma. Morda bonn dosegel zad-
njo sreco sele takrat, ko Sc bonn
otresel vsega, ko bonn koncal
svojo vlogo ma tenn svetu.'
S takimi mislimi Sc je ze zelo
sprijaznil. Odkar je bill v Base
lu, je nosil v svoji listnici dozo
belega prahu, XII ga je stel "a
svojega najbolj zapeljivega pri-
jatelja. Bill so trenutki, ko je
ljubkujoce pogladil svojo listni-
co, kakor bi Sc hotel prepricati,
ce i'm a Sc svojega prijatelja.
"Morda bo mucno," je pomislil,
"toda sigurno. Raje to, kakor
da bi sc morebiti vlacil leta in
leta skozi mucno, prazno zivlje-
nje!"
Odkar Sc je povrnil Gottfried,
je Terezi srce prekipevalo THE,
skrivne blazenosti, prevladujo-
&c sladkosti. Zdaj je vedela, da
il Gottfried ne bo nikoli vec
usel. Videla je, kako je hodil po
vrtu in skozi gozdove, kakor bi
vlacil "a seboj tezko Vertigo. To-
da ia misel jo je veselila. Cudo-
Wit Ear Sc je pred kratkim po-
lastil njene duse, Ear, XII je 81
jal IL njenih potez, IL njenih
kretenj, XII je obdajal Gottfrie-
da kakor din. In bila je pomlad!
Sokovi zivljenja so pronicali il
zemlje. Povsod je bila priroda
marljivo ma delu. Tudi v njej sc
je gospodovalno odzivala priro-
da.
Vrsta lepe simentalske zivi-
ne je stala pred velikim kamni-
tim vodnjakom ma dvoriseu in
zeljno pila kristalno cisto, le-
demo vodo. Poslopja Antona ia
koba so bila potopljena v mrak
=, ,oc1oJo;; vo,,,o,o,,x,,; ,,ooJoS; ,,o
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MA JAGI

Mad srnjake so Sc podali v
Cadillac, Mich, poznani in IL
vrstni jagri Martin Kozar, XII
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Decorated
Gen. Donald Armstrong

Brig. Gen. Donald Armstrong,
commandant of the Army Indus
trial College since September, 1914,
was awarded the Legion of Merit
by the Navy yesterday in a cere-
mony at the Signal Corps audi
torium at the Pentagon, the War
Department announced.
Presentation was made by Rear
Admiral Lewis L. Strauss, special
assistant to the Secretary of the
Navy, for services rendered by Gen.
Armstrong and the Industrial Col
lege in training 1000 naval per-
sonnel in the technicalities of con-
tract termination and property dis
posal.
During this period the college also
trained $500 Army officers and en-
listed personnel from Government
civilian agencies in similar work.
The ceremony yesterday marked the
end of a two-year period of special
training given by the college to pre-
pare men for the task of unwinding
the emergency war economy of the
Nation.
Big. Gen. Herman Feldman, 5000
Cathedral avenue NV, now direc-
tor of supplies in the Office of the
quartermaster general, has been
Evening star., 1945-12-02
Washington {. McGinniss
Retired Policeman, Dies

Washington C. McGinniss, retired
Metropolitan policeman. died yes
terday at his home, 470S Fort Tot
ten drive NE. He had been on the
police force SO years when he re-
tired five years ago.
A native of Westmoreland Coun-
ty, Va, Mr.. McGinniss had lived In
Washington most of his life. For
almost 80 years he made his home
at GAS Kenyon street NV, moving
to the Fort Totten drive address
three years ago.
Mr.. McGinniSs was a member OF
Hiram Masonic Lodge No. 10 and
the Baptist Church. For many years
he was a member of National Me-
mortal Baptist Church, and in 1912
when he moved to a nearby area, he
joined the Luther Rice Memorial
Church.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Mary E. McGinniss. a sister, Mrs
Octavia France of Washington, and
three brothers, 1t. John w. McGin-
Miss, also a retired policeman, and
Frank B. McGinniss. both of Wash.
ington, and Richard F.. McGinniss
of Montrose, Va.
Funeral services will be at 10 a m
Tuesday at Hines funeral home
2901 Fourteenth street NV. The
Rev. Luther j. Holcomb of Luther
Rice Memorial Church will offlci-
ate. Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1945-12-02
Swedish Girl
| Beats Red Tape
| And Weds Yonk
BY the Associated Press.


BALTIMORE, Dec. IA romance
that began in Sweden, where Glenn
ent Melder was interned after his
Flying Fortress was shot down in
February, 1914, was eliminated to-
day as 21-year-old May Nilsson and
the ex-serviceman were married.
After nine months of struggling
with red tape. Miss Nilsson became
the first to land in the United States
under the immigration quota for
Sweden since the beginning of the
war.
Mr.. Melder walked into his home
after a movie Wednesday to find
the Swedish girl struggling through
"a conversation in hating English
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clement Melder. sr.
Mr.. Melder said they met at
carnival in September, 1914. The
courtship was accomplished with
the aid of Swedish dictionary.
What a gal" said Mr.. Melder,
who wasn't at the New York dock
when his bride-to-be arrived Tues
day. They told her she would have
to stay on the boat for three days
because no one was there to meet
her. She ran over to the rail.
pointed to someone on the dock and
yelled: There he is They let her
90"