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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
KOMANDANTI. KATERE JE MIHAJLOVIc SAM OZNA-
cII. IA VoJNE zLoc1NcE. SO "BEGUNcr" ITAL1JI

BELGRAD, II. junija ION.
A. - Nekateri izmed Mihajlo-
vicevih komandantov, katere je
Mihajlovic sam oznacil kot iz-
dajalce in vojne zlocince, Sc ma
hajajo zdaj v Italiji pod zastito
zaveznikov. Sami pravijo o Sc
bi, da so obicajni begunci, toda
pri vsem tenn jim je omogoceno
nadaljevanje vojaskega poslova-
MIA.
Mihajlovie je dejal o Dobro-
slavu Jevdjevicu naslednje:
ITO je strasen elopek. Nikdo
ga nj mogel brzdati. Med vsemi
mojimi komandanti nam je on
napravil najvec hudega. Bila je
moja najvecja napaka, da ga nj
sem sprawl pota." Price pred
sodno obravnavo so izjavile, da
sc je redno boril ma strani Mem
cev proti partizanom. Zdaj sc
nahaja v Eboli-ju blizu Neapla,
v zavezniskem taboriscu "a be-
ounce.
Istotam sc nahaia Mocilo
Djuie, XII je bill eden prvih Get
niskih komandantov, XII so sc
zvezali z Nemci,, Hrvaska kmeti-
ca je povedala vasemu poroee-
valcu, da je Djuic sam osebno
odsekal roke in noge njenemu
mozu, XII je bill partizan.
Preteklega meseca je Jugosla-
via predlozila zavezniskemu od-
boru v Londonu, XII skrbi "a be-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
UBITA v AVTNI NESREcI

v avtomobilski nesreti blizu
Chicago, ILL.,, je zgubila svoje
zivljenje Mary Sarson, preje Ru-
zic, XII je zadnji dve lett zivela
v Chicago, preje pa dolgo let v
Clevelandu. Zapusca soproga
Malta, heer Mrs. Anne Vlah, in
sina Alberta, XII Sc je bas v ne
deljo vrnil cd vojakov ia se
zglasil pri materi ma potu do
NOV, ter vec sorodnikov. Memo
truplo DO danes prepelj ljan0 v
Cleveland in pogreb Sc 30 vrxil
y soboto oh 1. uri popoldne i
Jos zele in sinovi pogrebnAga
1avoda, $500 st. Clair Ava, m
Highland Park pokopaliSce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20

ounce in preseljence, da tabori-
see v Eboli-jr nikakor nj "obi-
cajno taborisce "a begunce in
repatriirance". Porocilo, katero
sem precital, pravi naslednje::
'Zavezniske vojaske oblasti v
Italiji, Nemciji in Avstriji ONO
goeujejo jugoslovanskim vojnim
zlocincem, da vladajo taborisca,
da vzpostavljajo medsebojne sti-
ke sirom Europe, da sirijo fash
stieno propaganda in teroristic-
ne metode, ter da organizirajo
vojaske enote naperjene proti
legalni vladi Jugoslavije."
o taboriscu v Eboli-ju pravi
porocilo, da so bile ustanovlje-
ne ali reorganizirane vojaske
enote pod komando ,generala
Mlodraga Damjanovica. Nave
demo je v podrobnostih, kako so
tej enote organizirane ter da so
deloma cello oborozene.
Uradi "a repatriacijo so mo-
rail- zapreti svoja vrata. Begun
Gem, XII so Sc prijavili "a povra-
tex v Jugoslavijo, je bila nalo-
zena kazen zapora, cd Is do 20
dni, z mucenjem, pravi to poro-
clio. '..-
Tekom vojne je bill general
Damjanovic zvezni Glen m e d
cetniki in silami Nedica, srbske-
ga kvizlinga. To je primal tudi
general Mihajlovic sam.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
PISMO IL DOMoyINE
Pismo IL Jesenic ina v naye
mu uradu Martin Pokelsek.

PrsskrhitS poirsbno ns0o
slovsnski mladini Y Sloysniji
Prispsvajts . otroxko bolnicp
= slovsnijil Y uradu .Enako-
pravnostis lahko oddasts WI
delexl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20

Glistic je vprico Mihajloviea
ponovil izjavo, da mu je Mihaj-
lovic osebno ukazal, da njegova
edinica v Sandzaku s posredova-
mem Nedieevega kvizlinskega
rezima sodeluje S sovraznimi
okupacijskimi cetami, in da je
Mihajlovic osebno dal ukaz "a
prvi cetniski napad ma Titove
partizane.
Obramba ponovila zahtevo
"a pricanje Amerikancev
Mihajlovicev zagovornik Dra-
gie Joksimovic je danes obnovil
zahtevo, da Sc pozovejo price IL
Amerike, XII bi nastopile "a OBJ
rambo, katero je sodisce iznova
zavrnilo.
Med pricami, XII maj bi bile po.
zahtevi obrambe pozvane v Beo-
grad, so new-yorski odvetnik
Walter Mansfield, poroenik
George, Musulin il Pittsburgha
in Nick Lalic liz Clevelanda, biv-
81 ameriski stotnik, XII je bill sti-
ri mesece dodeljen Mihajlovice-
vemu generalnemu stabu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20

'Commando" Charles Kelly je bill prvi Pittsburzan
drug svetovni voni XII je dob junastvo akcii maj
vise vojasko odikovanje Medal of Honor
Odkar Sc je FAINT vrnil civno zvljenje e ozen in
pred nekaj dnevi e postal papa Ko je negova brhka
zenica rodila prvorojenca je bill to dogode" Pitts
burghu Preziva obratovanjem gasolinske postaie
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
i bolniSllics

L Huron Rd. bolniSnice Sc je
povrnila ma svoj dom, kjer Sc
sedaj nahaja pod zdravnisko
|askrbo, dobro poznana Mrs. Rose
Glavic, l277 r. 1859 ST. Vsem
|prijateljicarn IN zl1ancem Sc "a
hvaljuje u obiske, darila, eve
thce Ia voScilne karte.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
v ROLNIsNICI

Mrs. Albert Jelercic, 1892 T..
176 st., sc nahaja v Osteopatic
kliniki, kjer se je morala pod
vreci foperaciji, katero j srecno
prestala. Prijateljice 10 lahko
obiscejo, mi il pa zelimo, da bi
dim preje popolnonaa okrsvala! !!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
zupan Burke zeli prepreeit
"taksi voisko"

zupan Burke je nasproten, da
bi nova druzba Veterans Cab
Co. dobila poslovnico v Cleve-
landu. Pripomnil je, da zna kas-
neje sicer spremeniti svoje mne-
nje glede tega, da pa je zadovo-
lien postrezbo cd Yellow-Zone
Taxicab, N ze vec let poseda
monopol. Ako dobi pravico po-
slovanja Sc dodatna firma, sc
zna obnoviti : tekmovalna .'voj-
ska" in zupan noce, da bi prislo
do tega.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
Velika skoda ma pridelkih ,
drzavi Ohio

Poljedelski agent George E.
Wood v Portsmouth v Scioto
okraju poroca, da je povodenj
naredila nepopravljivo skodo ma
koruznih poljih " dolini reke
Scioto, " jaznem in sres1njemde-
lu drzave Ohio, kjer ne bo vec
casa "a ponovno setev koruze.
Velika skoda je tudi ma pridel-
kin "soy" fizola, psenice in sena.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
Policaj suspendiran

Policijski nacelnik Matowitz
je vceraj suspendiral prometne-
ga policista Harvey Schroeder
ia, katerega je neki avtomobilist
obtozil, da je cd MEGA zahteval
$5 podkupnine in denar cd ME
ga tudi sprejel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
Novi grobovi
ANTON UNocIc

Pc dolgi bolezni je vceraj zju-
traj umrl Anton Unocic, star 81
let in stanujoc ma 94O2 Reno
Ave. Donna je bill IL vasi Logaje,
fara Skocjan ma Dolenjskem, od-
koder je prisel v Ameriko pred
43 lett. Bill je Clan drustva sv.
Jozefa st. 146 KSKJ. Tukaj "a
pusca zalujoco soprogo Frances,
rojeno Papes, sinove: ,Antona,
Josepha, Johna, Franka in
Louisa, vnuke in sestro Zofijo
Vegal. Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v So
boto zjutraj OBJ $50 uri il Louis
L. Ferfolia pogrebnega zavoda v
cerkev sv. Lovrenca OBJ 10. uri
in nato ma Calvary pokopalisee.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
REDNA SEA-

clane drustva Vipavski raj st.
312 SNPJ Sc vabi, da Sc gotovp
udelezijo seje Al. junija. Seja il
vazna, ker Sc bo volilo delegate
a Is. redno konvencijo in q
ukreniti de- vel zadey \ zvezi !
so. oblafnico, II jo drustvo pri-
redi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
NE BO SEJE

clanstvu drustva Washington
st. 80 ZSZ Sc sporoca, da Sc jul
tri vecer ne DO vrsila seja radi
smrti soproga tajnice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
Sc en- ccetniski komandant
obtozil Mihajlovica, da je
ukazalkolaboracijo
lzpricuje, da je cetniski vodja osebno dal
povelje "a prvi napad ma Titove partizane

BELGRAD 49, junija-Gen Draza Mihajlovie in Get
nski porocnk Milos Gisc sta 81 danes staa nasproti
dramacni sceni in podaa nasprotuoce pricane glede
obsega Mihaovceve krivde koaboracijo sovraznkom
v boju proti Titovm partzanom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
MARY STAR

Danes zjutraj je naglom a
umrla, ko jo je zadela kap, po-
znana Mrs. Mary Star, bivajoca
v Ashtabula, Ohio, preje pa vec
let ma 1882 E. sc st. v Cleve-
landu. Podrobnosti bono poro-
cali jutri. 49,, .s.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
Stavka tesarjev SO nadaljuje

v Cleyelandu in okolici je v
teku tesarska stavka, XII traja.
ze 18 dni. Prizadetih je 500 te-
sarjev, organixiranih v AFL
uniji. Min zahteva je, da Sc jim
povisa placo "A IS centov ma uro.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
kratke vesti
BIDAULT IzvoJEN "a
PREDSEDNIKA FRANCIJE

4PARIZ, 10. junija Georges
Bidault, dosedanji zunanji mini
ster, vodja stranke popularnih
republikancev, je bill danes v
ustavodajni zbornici izvoljen
premierjem in predsednikom
Francije. To mesto je do sedaj
zavzemal socialist Felix Gouin.
Komunisti Sc glasovanja MISC
udelezili.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-20
RUSIJA ZAVRNILA AMERI.

RUSIJA ZAVRNILA AMERI-
SKI ATOMSKI NACRT
NEW YORK, 10. juhija-So-
vjetska unija je danes ma seji
vamostnega sveta zavrnila anne
riski nacrt "a kontrolo atomske
energije, XII bi odpravil pravico
vetiranja, in predlozila svoj
lastni program atomske kontro-
le, po katerem hi prisel celotni
sistem kontrole pod upravo var
nostnega sveta Zdruzenih naro-
dov.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-10
SoroSiS Meet
Slated Today

The Literature department Of
North Carolina Sorosis will meet
this afternoon at 4 o'clock in
the clubrooms of the society on
North Third street, with Mrs. E. e.
Purvis, Jr., chairman, in charge.
Miss Charlie Mae Cunningham
will review Great Writers as In
terpreters of Religion by DR.. Ed.
ward Minis, past professor of Lit
erature at Vanderbilt university.
This book is a study of Master.
in Literature. It brings out theil
religious concepts, not sermon
wise, but as an integral part o:
literature. Miss Cunningham is ;
very able speaker and will have
an interesting Interpretation of thu
book for her audience.
Arthur John, well known vocal
ist Of the city, will sing The Re
cessional, well loved poem by
Rudyard Kipling, set to music by
De Koven.
A social will follow the program
with Mrs. H. T.. Newland as re.
freshment chairman. All members
are urged TO attend this meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-10
St. Andrews-Co
Bible Class Entertains

A delicious cold plate supper was
served in the charmingly decorated
club rooms of the Kenan building
Of st. Andrews Covenant Presby-
terrain church Monday evening, at
Z o'clock when the Friendship Bible
class entertained for members OF
the Westminster Bible class.
Around seventy guests were seat
ed at five long tables, which were
decorated with chains Of ivy and
red and white candles alternately
arranged in crystal holders. Plates
already prepared with salad, olives,
crackers, potato chips, and crack
ers spread with cream cheese and
topped wi ID cherries were on
the tables, also homemade minis
in crystal containers; and hot but
tered rolls and coffee were served
after the guests were seated.
Miss Catherine Won Claim, presi-
dent of the Friendship Bible class,
welcomed the guests, among whom
were included DR.. Eugene D. With
erspoon, TIL. D., pastor of the
church, Walter P. Sprunt, secre-
tary, r. c. Plat, Sr., assistant Sec
rotary, and Mrs. w. M. Cameron,
president of the Women's auxiliary.
Mrs. Theodore Hashagen, president
of the Westminster class gave the
response.
Mrs. r. c. Plat, Jr., gave an in
spring devotional on how to create
a really happy New Year by turn
ing the letters Of ''New Year" into
the words Neighborliness, Evange-
lism, Worship, Yielding, Enthus-
iasm, Allegiance ar Repentance;
closing with Pauls message to the
Ephesians: "Christ may dwell in
your hearts by faith"
After supper the men left for a
meeting of the Session, and the two
classes had short busi~ess meet
irss, after which they enjoyed
social hour Of games and contests
presided over by Mrs. M. L: Hall
Mrs. w. E. Star IS and Mrs. Il.
A. Brindell were charge OF the
supper, and Mrs. W. P. Jones was
in charge of decorations and tables,
all ably and willingly assisted by
other members Of the Friendship
Bible class.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-10
Winter Park PIT "A.
Hears Rev. Dudley

The January meeting of the
Winter Park Parent-Teacher as
sociation was held Tuesday after
noon at 2:45 o'clock with Mrs. R.
W. Galphin, president, presiding.
The meeting was opened with the
singing of America followed by a
prayer offered by the Rev. A. K.
Dudley, pastor of the Winter Park
Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Dudley spoke to the group
on the subject, Building together
in spiritual health He urged
that we as parents and teachers
put emphasis on eternal values,
know the great truths of our Bible
that we may have wisdom that
cometh from above. He said bodily
health alone will not solve the
problems of today. Spiritual pow
er greater than the atomic power.
We need as Christians to possess
our inheritance.
The presidents message was
read by Mrs. H. j. Ottoway. It
was announced that the association
had made the honor roll by having
attained membership equal to that
of last year.
The attendance award was won
by Mrs. Charlotte Collects first
grade.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-10
Lake Forest P.-T.A.
Holds Monthly Meet

The Lake Forest PIT. A. met or
Tuesday afternoon at the school
with Mrs. J. P. Turner, president,
presiding. Mrs. Reaves, program
chairman, introduced J. e. L
Wade, who led the audience in the
singing OF the national anthem.
The Rev. Carl Fisher, pastor OF
St. Matthew's Lutheran church,
conducted an inspiring devotional
and closed by reading the poem,
My Task.
Mr.. Wade directed the audience
III singing many Of the old favorite
songs, also giving a solo. My WILD
Irish Rose.
Miss Eva Lois Smith, first grade
teacher, gave an interesting dem
onstration of teaching a reading
lesson, using the pupils of the first
grade. All modern methods and
modern procedures were used.
Mrs. Manley Williams, principal,
introduced Miss Calls, a new
member Of the faculty, who is
teaching the second grade, having
succeeded Miss Elizabeth Batson.
who recently resigned. The mem
bership drive was announced for
the next few weeks, special ct.
fort will be made to have the
school hundred per cent by Feb.
ruary Is.
Miss Eva Lois Smiths grade
won the attendance award.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-10
Chestnut Heights
P.-T.A. Holds Meet

The Chestnut Heights Parent
Teacher association held the jan
uary meeting Tuesday afternoon at
the school with Mrs. l, ], Sutton.
president presiding.
The meeting was opened with
the singing Of America by the
group followed by the reading Of
the minutes by Mrs. ]. E. Evans
secretary, as well as reports O.
the standing committees.
Mrs. Lucille Goldburg, a mem
Der OF the county council, gave in
formation concerning a commun
lty family life group to be hell
on January 27-28 at the high school
which will serve as a study group
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-10
X We The Women
Uniforms Aren't The Only Attraction

hidden by the plain, practical uni
forms, was heightened by it. You
weren't too busy looking at queer
color combinations or crazy hats
or outlandish shoes to see the
girl.
And there was something re-
freshing about the calm, self-suf-
ficient way they looked after
themselves, without any coy help
lessness.
THEY'RE OUT NOW
ALI this in the past tense be.
cause the girls are getting out Of
uniform fast. There aren't Sc
many of them around any more.
But they needn't worry for fear
the world will stop smiling at
them when they are out of uni
CORN, if they take back into
civilian life what they had when
they were in uniform: A spirit OF
adventure and willingness to try
new experiences, a need for hav-
ing a part in something more i'm
portant than knitting and playing
bridge, well-scrubbed, Well
groomed look, an air of capaDulty'
a smiling friendliness. >,
Those are assets that meet with
approval from a world tired OF
lame-brained, helpless, dull wom-
en- whether the woman possessing
them is in a uniform or civilian
clothes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-10
Miss Emerson
Entertained
Luncheon

Mrs. David H. Scott was hostess
yesterday at a lovely bridal lun-
cheon when she entertained at Mrs.
Haskell Rhett's on the sound in
honorof Miss Jane Emerson, popu-
lar bride-elect of this Saturday eve.
ming.
Guests were invited for / O'clock
and places were laid at long
table conferred with an arrange.
ment Of white snapdragons, mar
cissi and roses.
Those attending included: Miss
Emerson, guest of honor, Mrs. Har.
old Alexius. Mrs. Clark Bellamy
Mrs. George Boylan, Jr., Mrs.
Henry Deas Of Charleston, S. c.,
Mrs. William Emerson, Jr., Mrs.
Henry M. Emerson, Mrs. Thomas
Granger, Mrs. Isaac B. Granger.
Jr., Miss Peggy Moore, Mrs. Ralph
Nesbit, Miss Elizabeth Hardwicke.
Mrs. Gordon Stillman, Mrs. Will
liam Thornton, Eliza Yonge Woot-
ten, ANC, and Mrs. William P.
Emerson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-10
PERSONALS

Miss Minnie Lou MacRae OF
Maxton, formerly Of Wilmington,
is spending a few days as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl N.
Dunn at their home on Bradley's
Creek.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. W. Perrin, Jr.,
have arrived in the city from New
Orleans, La, and are now with
Mr.. Perrin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Perrin, 1915 Market street.
Mrs. Pete Perdue and daughter,
Miss Virginia Hardin, who have
been visiting Mrs. Perdue's father,
R. w. Farmer at his home on North
18th street, left Tuesday for Raleigh
to spend few days before return
ing to their home in Richmond,
Va.
James I. Nets has returned to
the city from New Orleans, La,
where he spent a short time with
friends and also attended the Sugar
Bowl game. He was formerly
stationed in New Orleans last
winter with the army.
Ashton L. Cooley Is a patient
at James Walker Memorial hos
pital.
Victor Reed has returned to his
home in Buffalo, N. Y, after a
visit with w. T. DeVane, Jr., and
family at their home on Harbor
Island.
Vernon DeVane has returned to
Washington, D. c., after few
days visit with his sisters and
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. De-
Vane, Jr., at their home on Har-
Dor Island. He recently returned
from the European Theatre, where
he served with the Army Ordnance
Bomb Disposal squadron. He has
been transferred from the Nation
al Labor Relations board to the
Veterans Administration in Wash
ington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-10
Miss Hanson,
Capt. Holder
Entertained

Miss Katherine Hansn and Capt.
Walter James Holder, bridal
couple Of next week, were honor
ed last evening when Miss Nancy
-,mith entertained at her home on
Wrightsville Sound at an oyster
roast and bridge party.
Miss Smith presented Miss Han
son with a gift in her chosen pat
tern Of china.
Those attending included: Miss
Hanson and Capt. Holder, honor
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Han
son, Mrs. E. F. Mathis, Jr., David
Struthers, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Wright Holman, Jr., and Lawrence
Rose.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-10
Music Club
Plans M eet
This Morninq

The Thursday Morning Music
club will hold it's business and pro.
gram meeting this morning at
1880 o'clock in the auditorium OF
New Hanover High school instead
of at St. James parish house as
previously announced.
The meeting will be in charge
of Mrs. Eric Norden and Mrs.
Miriam Burns.
The program is as follows:
Paper on Form and Design in
Music by Mrs. H. l.. Macpherson
Orchestra group: Sinfonietta ir
three Movements, Beethoven, by
the New Hanover High school or.
chestra, under the direction OF
Mrs. Norden. Bourree, Bach.
Hungarian Dances, Nos. 3 and 6,
Brahms. War March, Mendels-
sohn.
Two piano solos by Mrs. Burns,
Polka, from the Golden Age ballet,
Shostokovich. Waltz in E Minor
Posthumous) Chopin.
Two movements, Praeludium
Loure from E major Partita, Bach.
Mrs. Norden.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-10

Ruth Millett inform wore Oft
long before the wars end.
It was the trim neatness of the
girls in blue and khaki that TEEN
ed heads.
POSTURE HELPED
/ 1t was the proud way they car
ried themselves, walking straight
and tall instead of slouching or
dropping.
1t was the air Of purpose about
them, that came from knowing
they were doing something inn
portant.
Their feminity, instead Of being
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-10

Mae Williams, Olga Williams, Helen
Wooten, Susie Wooten.
Travellers Aid USO volunteers
active to the time of closing who
will be awarded pins at the same
time as the Second and Orange
club.
Miss Anna Abel, Mrs. lila Everett,
Miss Ruth Geddie, Miss Thelma
Johnson, Miss Grace Sloan, Mrs.
Snyder, Mrs. Harry Solomon, Mrs.
Wayne Spencer, Mrs. H. J. Stein,
Miss Elizabeth Vann, Miss Ruth
Vann and Miss Fannie Mae
Williams.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-10

The association also voted to sron-
sor a Boy Scout cub pack ut the
school.
The Rev. Edgar Fisher, new
pastor Of Trinity Methodist church,
spoke on home influences on the
life Of the child and closed the
meeting with a prayer.
Miss Nixon's grade won the ut.
tendance award.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-10

OF USO, as observed by the Second
and Orange USO club in Wilming-
ton, will be one Of note as extev.
sive plans for three gala occasions
were formulated by the committee
on volunteers and birthday celebra-
ton appointed by D. H. Howes
chairman of the Operating com.
mittee, Eugene Edwards, chair
man, Mrs. J. R. Benson, Mrs. r. H.
Northrop and the USO staff, Charles
E. Robertson, w. Paul Hollar and
Miss Doris E. Marsolais.
The first in a series of three
parties will be the birthday ball.
using the theme of Hearts for
Humanity which will be held on
Saturday night, February End with
Mrs. ]. r. Benson heading this
special committee. On Sunday.
February 3rd, the second of the
parties will be in the form of an
open house Ito which the public
is cordially invited from 8 until
with Mrs. R. H. Northrop head
ing the committee, and the third
and high-light program will be
the recognition service for volun-
teers' hours served in the USO. This
will be held on Monday night,
February 9TH, the actual birth date
Of USO.
To all now active Senior hosts,
hostesses, Junior hostesses and the
Operating committee this will be
a memorable occasion az at this
time they will receive awards for
all volunteer service given in USO
work in Wilmington or elsewhere.
For any volunteer receiving be-
tween so and 100 hours a certifi-
cate will be given; for 100 hours,
a small monogrammed USO pin;
300 hours, large USO pin; 500
hours, USO> pin with one star;
1000 hours, USO pin with two stars;
1000 hours, USO pin with three
stars; 5000 hours, USO pin with
four stars;, 1000 hours, USO pin
with five stars; 5000 hours, USO
pin with six stars.
Hours in USO service will be
given for hostess, snack bar, office
aides, troops in transit, lounge
hostess, dance partners CLUB and
camp dances), information aides,
cookie makers, book workers, pro-
gram leaders, hospital parties Cum
der USO sponsorship, USO Council
and Operating committee, advisory
or other committee members, dec
Grating, dance teachers, Java
club. piano, entertainment. group
chairman and subcommittee,
shopping, personal services, plan
ned parties (beach, etc..
The completion of at least one
training course each year or its
equivalent is necessary; however,
where there is some measure OF
growth toward improvement in SER
vice and leadership, this may be
waived, for the awarding of pins.
Travellers Aid volunteers who
worked through until the closing Of
the USO Travellers Aid unit in Will
mington will also be awarded their
pins at the recognition service at
the Second and Orange USO club.
Letters with final instructions and
cards to be returned for a definite
check-up on all hours served in
USO that are to be mailed by
January 18th have been sent to
the following list of now active
volunteers at the Second and
Orange USO club (if anyone's name
has been omitted, please contact
Miss Marsolais or Miss Davis at
the Second and Orange USO club
immediately.
For all people who have served
in USO in Wilmington that are
not now active a special certifi-
cate of distinguished service will
be awarded at later date.
Senior Hosts and Hostesses now
active: Miss Mary Kate Allen, Mrs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-10

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