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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-12
Moi obiski %
OhiU i'm Penni

Herminie, Pa. - V prejSnji
stevilki sem opisal svecanostni
shod, XII Sc je vrsil v Pittsbur-
ghu V spomin pokojnemu Euge-
nu V. Debsu, in obljubil, da V
tenn dopisu pa bonn pisal nekaj
O agitacijskih obiskih V Ohiu in
V naselbinama Sharon in Besse-
mer, Pa, XII sta blizu Youngs-
towna, o. Predvsem maj veljajo
te vrstice V zahvalo onim, XII so
mi sli pri agitaciji ma roko in
mi bill ma uslugo S prenociscem
Prvi vecer V Salemu, O., sem
Sc ustavil pr Celinovih. Do njih
me je peljal Mihevcev yet Kri-
zaj, do Mihevceve farme pa nil
how Jack. Ko sem dospel ma re-
leznisko postajo, sem poklical
Mihevceve pc t~elefonu. Mislil
sem 81, to je boljse kot pa til do
Nth tri mile hoda in Jill ne mai
ii donna, kot Sc mi je re pripe-
tito. Prisel sem tia ma dan pre-
mira II. novembra ko mnogo
ljudi Salemu nj delalO. Ogla-
sila Sc je pc telefonu Mrs. Mi
hevc in mi povedala, ola je Jack
V mestu in pa kje ga lahko do
BIN. Tako je bio. Pc kosilu pa
so me izrocili zetu. ZveGer me lie
Celin peljal ma tri mile odda-
ljeno Sabcovo farmo. Kupili SO
Kernov slovar in ponovili ma
rocnino ma Proletarca. Celino-
vim Sc je vrnil sin IL vojske.
Brzkone DO kmalu zenitovanie.
Nevesta je IL Kansasa, cd kie1
je raVno priSel ko sem dospeI
do Celinove hiSe. Seznanil Sc ie
z MO pr vojakih kot mnogc
drugih nash fantov.
V Power Pointu, O., sem pro
dial pet knjig in. dobil par ma
rocnin. Zelo dobro Sc je odre-
zala napredna Mrs. Chuck. Cd
dial sem par knjig in narocnine
sem dobil.
Trgovec Matt TuSek me ie "a
peljal k naSemu znancu J. Der
gantu. Cd tn sem Sc odpelia.
radi stavke pri Greyhound avto,
busni druzbi z drugim busom
pc dolgi cesti naokrog V Canton
O., in dospel tia re pozno I'VE
Ger. Sci sem k p%rijatelju BlazU
Odarju, ampak ko sem prise.
ma kraj, SO mi povedali, da je
Odar hiso prodal in Sc preseli.
V drug del mesta V svoj star.
dom. Dobro, da sem izvedel "a
njegovo telefonsko Stevilko. Kc
sem ga poklical, je priSel tako.
pome in sem prenocil pr MENU
Ker sem moral naslednje po.
poldne naprej v Barberton, SEN
incl samo nekaj ur casa. Oh
iskal sem samo Proletarceve
narocnike, med mimi Prosveti
mega dopisnika Michaela Che.
ka, XII je donna IL trzaSke okoli.
&c, ali morda il Trsta, ne ven
tocno. Menu SO razmere tan
dobro znane. Pc prvi svetovn5
vojni je delal "a Orient Eks.
press. To je Wax, XII ~je vozi.
preko Europe skozi Ljubljano '
Istanbul (Carigrad). Chock il
Odar sta obnovila Proletarca
pri drugih pa sem prodal knjige
V Barbertonu sem, prenoci.
pri JaneZeVih diva yecera in or.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-12
Leo Junko - MOI
deIo i'm ~prepHeonja

V nash vrstah je nastala no
va vrzel. Moza-pionirja, XII je to-
like delal med naSim delav-
stvom in pomagal kjerkoli, do
kler mu je zdravje dopuscalo,
je nam iztrgala smrt, XII cezda-
lie boil pogosto posega V gene
racijo starih priseljencev.
Leo Junko je bill dolgo bo-
Ian. Pred par lett je Sc poskusil
z agitacijo tn in tam, a mu
zdravje nj dovolilo, da bi NADIA
ljeval.
Preminul je 2. dec. V starosti
81 let. Ker mu je bio predolge
belezni vec kot zadosti, 81 je
sam pospesil konec.
Donna je bill il Crnomlia
V Bell krajini. V naprednih de-
lavskih Vrstah med Slovenci in
V sploSnem Sc je pricel kmalu
udejstvovati. Pred prvo svetov-
no vojno je bill V Calumetu,
Mich, kjer je tedaj trajala veil
ka rudarska stavka, ena najvec-
jih V zgOdovini ameriSke bakre-
ne industrije. Bila je pc dolgih
mesecih boja izgubljena. Mnogi
naSi rojaki SO Sc one dni Use
Iii IL Calumeta: eni V bakrene
rudnike V Montana, mnogi v
Chicago, V Detroit, V Minnesota
it'd.
Pokojni Leo Junko Sc je Use
Ill V Detroit. Tu je postal della
ven V socialistiGnem gibanju, v
pevskemu zboru in V druStvu
st. 121 SNIP, kateremu je bill
tajnik dokler ga nj bolezen pri-
morala V posteljo. A z delom je
nadaljevala potem njegova So
proga, naobrazena in napredna
zenska.
Pokojni Junko je znal ma Sc
jah, ma konvencijah in V druzbi
nastopati zelo konstruktiVno. V
caSu Silovitega notranjega boja
V SNIP, Xxi SO ga zanetili yuma
Mi agentje eni pod masko ko-
munizma, drugi V Interest," jul
goslovanskih kraljevaSev, je po-
kojni Junko pri odbijanju ma
sprotnikov veliko pomagal.
"Proletarec" in socialisticno
gibanje sta imela Junku moe
mega podpornika in agitatorja
V vrstah naprednih delavcev v
Detroitu je Leo veliko delal in
vsled svoje narave je bill tudi
priljubljen in zelo upostevan.
Sedaj ga nj vec. Pred MIN ne
Sc tako dalec nazaj Berlisg, Sc
daj on. Kdo DO nadomestil vse
tie p~ionirje, XII SO. gradili, delali
Sc borili "a ideale in Sc V letih
naporov postarali in utrudili?
Pocitek SO ST zasluzili, tods
ma Min mesta je treba novih
moci. A preskrbeti naslednike
ma to smo vse premalo mislili.
Pokojni Junko zapusca so,
progo, stir sinove, dive hceri If
diva brata. Vsem iskreno SOFA.
lie!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-12
Ang'iiu izgvbilu mnogo

Oh koncu druge svetovne vol
ne je imela Anglia sedem mill
jonov ton mani plovbne tonaze
kot pa oh pricetku vojne. V vol
nj je izgubila $3.50 tovornih la
dij V tezi 12,5OO, 900 ton. V isti
dobi je bilo zgrajenih 1900 to-
vornih ladij V skupni tezi sest
milijonov ton.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-12
LA PREISSOVA:
(Konec.)

Katra nj omedlela, ali utih-
Mia je kakor ujeta ptica -. L.
ginila je bila njena smrtna gro
"a, strah 10 je zapustil; Jurij jo
je reSil tega, kakor da bi bill "a
caral -. Kaj pa Sc je prav "a
pray zgodilo? Bila je silna ne
Vihta (sedaj pa Sc je Sc slisalo,
kako je dezevalo zunaj, in to je
zvenelo kakor pesem uspavan-
ka) in beracica Lenka je umrla
pri Min. Sal je bila "a stara-
nekje e1morala umreti 80.
Tho je zacela Juriju pripove-
dovati, ali IL narocja Sc mu nj
izvila. 10 Sc je Jurij neprevidno
doteknil ME gorkega lica, Sc il
je zdelo, da Sc je uresnicilo, kar
je premiSljevala oh zibelki, ko
Sc je zacela nevihta. Nakrat Sc
ie skesala in jela Sc sramoVati.
Izvila Sc je Juriju IL narocja in
Sc zacela zmedeno opravicevati:
"Upala sem, da hos ii Sc cul
pri Liscu, in mislila sem, da je
mas pristav S hlapcem tudi Cd
sci S kaSte h kresovom ter zaprl
"a seboj. Ma p~ristavo bi ne bila
mogla V tel nevihti."
Jurij je vse to rad veriel, dasi
je bio V resnici dvomljivo, da
bi start pristav hodil h kreso-
vom; ker pa je bila mirnega
z~nacaja, sta zopet sedla ma ogra-
10 in zacela resen pogovor. Ju-
rij je polozil Tomazka ma svoio
plevnico in ga pohvalil ,da je
jake teak in da spi kakor ov-
Gica. Potem sta Sc posvetovala,
kak pogreb maj Katra napravi
Lenki. Koncno je Jurij vse ma
ravnoSt primal, kaj je re vse
popraVil ma Katrinem posestvu.
Mnogo sta Sc govorila o Liscu
in o p%reprostih Jurijevih voja-
skin spominih.
Hip "a hipom je mineval; zu-
maj je vse utihnilo. Katra ie "a
celia misliti ma odhod, toda do
% hrib nj mogla It'll; odlo-
ella Sc je, da raje pojde ma pri-
StaVO So.
Jurij jo je spremlial Z otro-
kOm; Sla sta ciso pocasi, ker Sc
je obema zdela noe tako kraSna,
kakor je Sc nista Videla nikdar.
NajViSje vrhove Karavank ma
naSprotni strani je odeval me-
sec s srebrno svitlobo; ma teh
hribih je bio sedaj takol tho,
varno, da bi Sc Katra mic ne ba-
la It'll tia Pc drevju so plahu-
tale sove, otresajoce S sebe kap-
lice; ponocni metulj je Svigal
SkOzi zrak - samO dobra INA
menja .... Tu in tam so curljali
pc prekopih studencki, in Katra
jim je morala nekje preskociti,
da bi 81 ne zmocila vsega cevlja;
Jurij pa je pri tenn dvignil roki,
kakor da bi hotel obvarovati MO
in otroka, da Sc mu je krepka
gOrjanka morala smejati -. Ko
Sc ie vSul Z neke mike veje Ka-
tri ma glavo rosni DEE, Sele te-
daj je Spoznala, da je prisla k
Juriju gologlava in razmrsena,
kakor kaka pastarica -. Jela 81
je to ocitati; "a prvim ocitanjem
pa je priSlo drugo, potem tretje
-. VISA njena odlocnost in res
noba, ma kateri je bila toll po-
noSna, sta izginili =. In Katra
je V tel cudni in krasni noci dru-
gic zaplakala; - sedaj pa sam0
mad seboj.
"Zakaj plakas?" Sc je vstraSil
Jurij.
cato, ker sem priSla TAXA k
tebi - ah, Bog, tako preplase-
ma, je tozila Katra.
Sal 81 vendar lie slabotna
zenska", je dejal mehko Jurij.
"Glej. ko bi JAZZ tega ne bill We
del, ne incl bi te tako neizrek-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-12
Amerisko Tito 70 UNRRA

POMONA organizacija UNR-
RIA je kupila augusta, sept. in
oktobra V Zed. drzavah 354, 1929
ton zita in V Kanadi PA ,152 ton
"a razdelitev med gladne V Ev-
ropi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-12

gnati MISC hotel mic sliSati o
predlogu, da je treba snajprvo
odpraviti vzroke, radi katerih
stavke nastajajo, pa maj bodo to
re "divje", to je cd unije neodo-
brene stavke, ali pa odobrene.
Stavke MISC zabava. Sal cd stavk
kot takih nimamo delavci nobe-
ne koristi. Vzrok, da Sc Jill po-
sluzujemo je, ker delodajalci
nash zahtev drugace nocejo sill
Sati.
Unija avtnih delavcev ter
korporacija General Motors sta
Sc spoprijeli zares. Kompanija
81 ie nagromadila Velike rezerve
in ma tenn bogastvu je priprav-
LENA sedeti toliko casa, da de-
lavce ESTRADA ter pin primora
nazaj na-delo pod svojimi po-
goji.
Moi boss Ford pa je Sc boil
navihan kot G.. M. V pogodbi z
unijo je zahteval klavzulo, da
ce Sc dogodi "divja", to je, Cd
unije neavtOrizirana stavka, hi
moral placati vsak delavec S.
ma dan odSkodnine. Pa ne DO
krlIha IL TO noOkp
SANSov shod Is, novembra V
SIND je povoljno izpadel. Co
vornik je bill DIR. Slavko Zore,
svetnik pr jugoslovanskem po-
slaniStvu V Washingtonu. fore
ie bill aktivno V partizanski Dor
bi in V mnogih bitkah Z okupa-
tori, cato mu je polozaj tam
popolnoma znan. GoVoril je Q
Stiriletni bOrbi naroda Ia svoio
svobodo in O njegovi zmagi. Pri-
Spevki ma shodu so znaSali
$596.15. Joseph Korsic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-12
UREDNlSIVA

Nekaj dopisov' je morale spet
izostati, par pa smo Jill skraj-
sail.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1945-12-12

Konferenca delodajalcev in
unijskih v~oditeljev nj napravi-
la v Stirih tednih zborovanja mic
koristnega. Bila je sklicana V
namenu odpraviti stavke, a ma
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-05-18

3740 Fourth Avenue, Minneapolis,
and plans to leave the city, around
the middle of June.
The Halle @. Brown Service club
will present a special program at
their meeting, Saturday, May 10,
for the dedication of the Service
flag to the community house. Cap
tain Stanley Harris of the Army
Forces who is at home on fur
Tough, will speak.
The Wednesday Study club met
Wednesday, May 9, at the home of
Mrs. Della Holsomback, 642 Rondo.
Plans were made for the annual
strawberry luncheon. Mrs. Ida
Combs is a new member of the club.
T.S.T.C.s: The T.S.T.C. Club met
Sunday, May 10, with DIR. Earl S.
Weber, ITO Carroll Ave.
Visitor: It's a baby boy at the
Ransom Coins, 925 E. Magnolia.
The name James Bruce has been
chosen for the baby born May 10 at
Miller hospital. The baby's grand
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Mrs. Ida Roberts, 37O8 Fourth
Ave. s., who has been i'll for some
time, is improving.
Sgt. Lawrence "Bubba" Brown,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown,
COS Olson Blvd, is in the States
from Italy. He is in the hospital in
Utah.
Fishing Trips: Tuesday, May Is,
the official opening of the fishing
season found Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Caters and Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
Shepherd, 1924 Clinton, at Victoria
Lake. Wednesday, May 16, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Alexander, 1920
Fifth Ave. S., Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Hayes, 22O6 Elliot Ave-, Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil Robinson, 1888
Franklin Ave-, went to Elk River,
on a fishing trip.
The Dubois Bridge Club met at
the home of Mrs. Lucia Mcclure,
2s13 Chicago Ave-, Friday, May IL.
Mrs. Carroll won the first prize,
Mrs. Jewell Burkes, second, and
Mrs. Mcclure, third. The club will
meet with Mrs. Anna Smith, 3S45
Clinton Ave, Friday, May rs. This
will be the last meeting of the sea-
son.
MOmm2/c and Mrs. Nathaniel
Tucker, 4O44 Fourth Ave-, recently
returned from visiting Mrs. Tuck
er's family at New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. FlOssie Harris, 500 E. 25th
ST., will entertain the Birthday club
at her home, Saturday night, May
10.
The Two O'clock Bridge Club
will meet at the home of Mrs. Leo
Bohanon, 3736 Fifth Ave. S., Satur-
day, May 10.
Mr.. C. L. Seanes, 1913 Fourth
Ave. S., underwent a major opera
ton this week at the University
hospital. His condition is report
eddy good. Mrs. W. B. Williams of
Chicago, his sister, is in the city to
be with him.
Miss Gladys TrOtter of Des
Moines, Iowa, is the house guest of
Misses Eleanor and Sue Harris,
908 Bryant Ave. N.
Visits in Georgia: Miss Eunice
Leverett, 1905 Clinton Ave, is
leaving this week to visit her sister
who is i'll in Statesboro, Ga. On
her return trip she will visit Savan-
nah, Augustus and Atlanta, Ga.
Promotion: Pfc. Wesley Whit
taker, somewhere in France, has
been promoted to Staff Sergeant.
Visits Des MOines: Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan McAdams, 334 E. 18Th St., and
Mrs. Alice Wilson, 3749 Fourth
Ave. s., spent Mothers Day in Dies
Moines.
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mother and great grandmother,
Mrs. Eunice E. Coins and Mrs. Ella
D. Smith, presented him a $25 war
bond among his first gifts.
Mrs. Clifford J. Bentley, 329 ST..
Anthony Ave-, has returned home
after spending several weeks in
Rochester as a patient at the Mayo
Clinic and at st, Mary's hospital
there. Her sister, Mrs. Lester
Beasley of Kansas City, Mo-, is in
the city to stay during her con-
valescence. Another sister, Mrs.
Milton White, who has been visit
ing here, returned to her home re-
Gently in Emporia, Kans.
Engaged: Mr.. and Mrs. Don
McAdams, ST., 755 Rondo Ave-,
have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Odessa
Grace McAdams, to S. Sgt. Gilbert
A. White of New Orleans, now sta
toned overseas. The date for the
marriage will not be set until Sgt.
White returns to this country. Miss
McAdams, who has been a federal
employee in Washington, D. c., will
return home soon to enter a school
of nursing.
Adelphai Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. J. E. Murphy, 1854
Thomas St., Tuesday, May %, at
8 p. m. Mrs. Harriette Hall is
scheduled to speak on Music"
Mu Chapter Alpha Phi Alpha
fraternity held the regular monthly
meeting at the home of Mr.. Charles
F. Rogers, OFT Fuller, Saturday,
May IL. Members present were
William Cassius, Stafford Lott,
Jerry Evans, Jesse Gardner, James
T. Wardlaw, Ransom Coins, Charles
F. Nichols, Thomas Fowler, Victor
Galloway, DIR. C. C. Hill, S. v.
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a picture
next time.
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Owens, John M. Patton, John r.
Lawrence. Plans were made for
the spring party at Columbia
chalet on May 20, to be given joint
ly with Eta Chapter of Alpha Kap-
pa Alpha Sorority, and for Mu
Chapters banquet at the Coffman
Memorial Union, next month. Buff
fet supper was served. The next
meeting will be held Thursday,
June Ia, at the home of s. Vincent
Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manly J. Rhodes,
$50 Carroll Ave, entertained a
number of their friends from Min
neapolis and st. Paul, Sunday, May
10, after 6 p. m, in honor of their
house-guest, Mrs. Bige Wyatt, Of
St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Wyatt came
to St. Paul to the graduation Of
Miss Billie Rita Rhodes, from
Nurses training at st. Joseph's
hospital. Miss Rhodes will receive
her BIS. degree from st. Cath
crimes college, June 4. Mrs. Wyatt
will return by plane to st. Louis,
Saturday, May 10.
Mothers Day Gift: Mrs. Roy E..
Davis, 500 st. Anthony, received
a hundred dollar P. o. money order
for Mothers Day from her son, Pfc.
Norman E. Davis, somewhere in
Germany. To his twin sister, Mrs.
Norma E. Jones, 651 st. Anthony,
for her birthday, which was April
II, he sent a fifty dollar P. o.
money order.
Mrs. Jessie Allison, 9S8 Iglehart
Ave-, received a lovely Mothers
Day greeting, in the form of a
cablegram, from her son, Pfc. Jack
Allison, who is stationed some
where in France.
The Young WOmen's Auxiliary of
the st. James A. M. E. Church will
sponsor a program at the church,
Sunday evening, May 20, at 8 p. m.
Members of the club will be intro
duced to the church. Mrs. Cora
Moore will present a musical pro-
gram. DIR. Isaac Fisher will be
the main speaker of the evening.
The public is invited.
Mrs. Alfred Jackson of Kansas
City, Kansas, was in the city
for one week to visit her husband,
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Mr.. Alfred Jackson, who is en-
ployed here. They were the guests
of Mrs. Joe Johnson, 592 W. Cen
trail.
VacatiOner Returns: Mrs. James
A. Ward, ATS W. Central, has re-
turned from a three week vacation
visiting relatives and friends in
Lansing, Flint and Detroit, Mich,
and Chicago.
Mrs. George Berry, Sr, 6S4 st.
Anthony, was called to Detroit,
Mich, last Friday at the sudden
death of her only sister, Mrs. Isaac
Bethel.
Mrs. Harold Brown, 405 st. An
thony Ave-, received numerous
gifts, cards and cablegrams on
Mothers Day from service men in
this country and overseas with
whom she corresponds regularly in
appreciation for her thoughtfulness
of them. Sgt. Noel Harris, some
where in the Netherlands, sent
flowers. Her son Seaman Harold
Brown, Jr., who according to a
story in the May A issue of this
newspaper, was somewhere in
France, arrived home May 9 with
gifts from Rouen, France, includ-
ing perfume, lace handkerchiefs,
face powder, a rosary and a hand
painted picture. He also brought
gifts for other members of the
family. Seaman Browns parents
had not heard from him for two
months.
Perfect Ashlar Lodge No. a, F.
and A. NJ, will meet Tuesday, May
%, at 8 p. M, for instruction on
communication for work on the first
degree.
Miss Airline Allison, 9SS Iglehart,
was the week end guest recently
of Mrs. Margaret Carnes of Little
Falls, MINI. Miss Allison spoke
at a Methodist church there on
'The American Negro"
MPLS SOCIAL
The Bridgettes met at the home
of Mrs. W. D. Brown, 60S 18th St.,
Tuesday, May Is. First prize win
ner was Mrs. o. Alexander, second
went to Mrs. Leo Bohanon, and
third to Mrs. Charles Noble. Guest
prize winners were Mrs. James
Hughes, first, Mrs. ]. W. Crump,
second, and Mrs. John Shepard,
third. Other guests included Mines.
E. Shepherd, Martin Brown, Earl
Weber and Mrs. W. Perkins, of
Chicago.
Soldier Visits: Pfc. Charles Mil
Ter, stationed at Smoky Hill Army
Air Force, Salina, Kans., spent the
weekend visiting his wife, Marion,
and their two boys, Dennis and
Meredith, at 1901 Bryant Ave. N.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wallace,
573 Olson Blvd, had as their din
ner guests Sunday afternoon, Mrs.
Elsie McMoore, her son, Officers
Cook &c Edward McMoore, and
Mrs. McMoore's grandson, Eddie
Anderson.
Mrs. Lucille Webster, Ill Royal
ston Ave. N, entertained at dinner,
Monday, May Ia, for Mr.. and Mrs.
R. L. Jackson, Pfc. Curtis Mosby
and Miss Pauline Harris.
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guest Oh ner Drother-ln-LaW ana
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ford,
254 18th Ave. So.
House Guest: Mrs. Julia Thomp-
son, Of Tyler, Tex, is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Worthy Turner, 1130
Emerson Ave. No. She plans to
visit about eight days before leav-
ing for Chicago, and st. Louis, and
then to her home.
The MOdernettes were entertain
ed by Mrs. Rosetta Allen, 1904
Fifth Ave-, Wednesday, May 9 at
her home. Miss Louise Bohanon
won the first prize, Mrs. Jewell
Alexander, second, and Mrs. Chris
tine johnson, third. The next meet
ing will be at the home of Mrs.
Christine johnson, 2201 Fifth Ave.
&c., with Miss Louise Bohanon as
hostess.
Mrs. Robert Green was the
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Gates, 800 Bryant Ave. No., Tues
day, May 10.
Entertains for Son: Mr.. and Mrs.
R. L. Jackson, 56S Seventh Ave.
No., entertained, Friday, May IL, in
honor of her son, Pfc. Curtis Mosby.
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Banks and Miss Villa
Booker. On Sunday, May IA, Miss
Pauline Harris was the dinner guest
of the Jacksons and their son,
Curtis.
To Marry: Miss Willie Mae
Thomas, daughter of Mrs. Ruth
Morris, 512 Colfax Ave. No., will
be married to Marion H. Parker,
Smile, Void Chamberlain Field,
Sunday, May 20, at 4 p. m, at the
home of Miss Thomas aunt, Mrs.
E. Gates, 1929 Fourth Ave. So.
Little Brenda Nycia Moore, 913
Aldrich Ave. No., celebrated her
fifth birthday, Sunday, May 10. Her
little friends who helped her cele-
brate were, Carol and Sharon Clark
of st. Paul, Ann Booker, Atha Cole
man, Marjorie Smith, Shirley and
Gloria Witherspoon and John Allen,
Minneapolis. Grown-ups present
were Mines. Mary Smith, Nancy
Allen, Wreatha Maxwell, Molly
Britton, Minneapolis, and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Clark of st. Paul.
Wiener Roast: FIG and Mrs.
Norval Barksdale, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Green, Dolores Beasley and
Harold Turner gathered for a
wiener roast at Theodore Wirth
Park, Saturday afternoon, May Ia.
Mrs. Tom Carroll, 1922 Oakland
Ave-, was hostess to the Neighbor-
hood Bridge Club, Monday, May
IA. Mrs. Olin P. Wells won first
prize, Mrs. Enrol Fassett, second,
and Mrs. Charles Noble, third.
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The Pastors Aid Society of st.
Peter A M E church, Minneapolis,
will present Alyce L. Stewart,
soprano, in a recital at Benton Hall,
Minneapolis Y. W. C. A., on May
81. Mrs. Stewart, formerly of the
Twin Cities, will come to Mime
apolis after appearing in recitals
at Cedar Rapids and Des Moines,
Iowa, May 10 and 20. The Mime
apolis engagement is her only
scheduled appearance in the Twin
Cities.
Tickets may be secured from any
member of the sponsoring group or
from Zephyr's Beauty Shop, Cor
nelia Burns Beauty Shop or the
Minneapolis Spokesman offic e.
Tickets will sell for $1.00 each to
patrons and rs cents, general ad-
mission,
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O MINNEAPOLIS

Mrs. Freddie Hughes 2209 Fifth Ave- &c. returned Sat-
urday May 13 from Chicago and Gary Indiana where she
had been visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Cleo Hampton, 531 Lyndale Ave- No.. is visiting in
Davenport, Iowa.
Miss Pauline Harris of Philadelphia Penn is the house
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Social and Personal
q ST. PAUL d

Weekend guests: Mrs. Ann Jefferson and Mr.. James
Willis, of Chicago Ill., the weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs L. E. Willis, 1460 Sherburne Avenue.
Mr. Fielder, of Kansas City, Mo-, is visiting at the
home of his sister, Mrs. James NJ Gaylord $50 St. Anthony
Mr. Fielder will also visit his cousin Mr. Edward Brown
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-16
EXCLUSIVE ON THE NEW PLYMOUTH;
DODGE, DE SOTO AND cHRYsLER CARS

impossible for not tire to pull off. even Al
higher speeds. Because tire und tube remuin
in place. you slow to safe. straight stop.
SoldlY and tightly the tire staYs on the
rim. And because the tire does not slip
crosswise to the wheel. there is less chance
Of running good rubber.
These SafetY-Rim Wheels were put to the
most g1ueling tests-dynamite caps were
attached to cars tires, exploded at rs miles
an hour! And the cars were brought to sofe
stops under control
SofetY has always been Of utmost impor-
lance in the design Of our cars. They brought
you 4-Wheel HYdfauic Brakes, Au-Steel
Bodies. Safety Glass; ond. for 1916. the
latest safety advance SAFETY-RIM
WHEELS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-16
WILLIAM L. WHEELER


William Lee Wheeler, 70, re-
tired City of Wilmington employee,
Route 2, Wilmington, died early
Yesterday morning in James Walk
er Memorial hospital after long
illness.
Survivors, in addition to the
widow, Mrs. Sadie A. Wheeler,
include a step-daughter, Mrs.
James A. Sharp, and step-son,
A. R. S. Davis, all of Wilmington.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow from Yopp Funeral
home at 3 pm. with the Rev. E.
W. Halleck officiating. Interment
will folliw in Bellevue cemetery.