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The gardens had a waterfall which
is fed from an artesian well. A
winding log stairway bordered by
ferns and wild flowers led down
to the lake.
The end Of the tour was at the
Charles Lesly Aimes residence. The
gate house, the flower bordered
stone wall and q pool fed from
the trunk Of a stone elephant head
were some Of the outstanding fea-
lures of this home at the end Of
the day and the tour.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tarver was chair
man Of the flower program and the
narrator for the first day Of the
tour. Mrs. Eva Neal Is president Of
the Toute Bonnie Annie club. Mrs.
Evelyn Hudson and Miss Julia
johnson, both teachers from st.
Louis, Mo-, took notes for the sec
ond day Of the tour.
Others present on the tour were:
Mines. Emma Reed Of Texas, who
is the mother Of Mrs. Birda Ridley,
who was present on the tour;
Amanda Bell, Ida May Murphy,
Mamie Green, Cora Strothers and
Lillian Brown. Messrs. and Mines.
X. Mack and J. L. Wheeler Of Louis
vile, KY, who are visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Green.
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Birthday greetinEs In Minneapolis; Aug.
ls-BerthA L Thompson, SIT Third Ave
N, Odessa Walker, SOS Third Ave. s
Aug. Is--Lt, Harold Brown. u. 8. Army
Aus. 20-Eula N. slmms, Ss1 Aldrich ~.
Mrs. Charlotte Davis, lio6 Emerson ~
Hook, Ills Fremont Nj Aug. 2i--WyRtI
Q. Pierro, Ss4s Smelling, Mrs. Esther Roach.
1917 Fifth Ave. s, Davis Dean. 1901
BRYANT n; ,. p. Crawford; ilo2 z. 2sth
n, Janet Williams, 1910 5. sth 81.
Aug. 2S-James Ella 20 Highland ~,
Harry z. Floyd. 2l2e Fifth Ave. s., Jewel
Beck, s7le Fourth Ave s., Mrs. Z. Me-
Gaughs. 500 ColfhH Ave. N. Rosie stsphsns.
Glenn, 900 4. 2Ith ST., Mrs. Avis Garter,
1901 Fifth Ave. s.. Charles Noble. 87S2
18th Ave. s.. Mrs II. Rsddiek Aug. rs
MrS /. B. VAUGHN, 2slO 10th Ave. s.,
stephens, sia II. IN s.. GsS ; o Z. MI NJ
luniek, $500 Chicago Ave, Mrs. Hobart
Mitchell. B6l2 Elliot Ave. Aug. 2S-Wm.
Brown, 1918 Z. Franklin Ave. Aug. q
MR.; Belle whitley 400 9Th Ave. s.,
Mrs. Eva Abbey, ll4 r. 25th 81.
y ". Carter, Vancouver. Canada; Aug.
lB-A. Harold Brown, U. 8. Army Aug
2l-Ms. ClATissa LeWis. Allston. Mass. I;
Aug. 2g-John a. Barker, California Aug.
I'll Finley Wilson. Washington. d. c.,
g. Paul birthday ETeetingsi Aug. i8-
Della Lllard, B8s Sc. Anthony Aug. 10
Mora McCTasken. $50 AlbemaFls Ave /:
Aug. 20-Sidney L. Williams. 1885 Blair
A HT,Son Aug Az L ak RsT ' 81 Sc
100 81. Anthony Aug. 2t-JeAn Marie
Culver, 1883 N. Western, John N. Culver.
1889 N. Western.
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Federal Judge Orders
Brutal Cop to Trial

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (NNPA)
-Swanee County Constable Tom
A. Crews, Of Branford, has been
ordered by Federal Judge Louie W.
Strum to stand trial here October
/ on a charge Of violating the civil
rights Of a colored prisoner who
died while under arrest last Sep
TENDER.
The trial date was fixed by the
court last Thursday after a defense
motion to dismiss the information
had been denied. Crews was d.
rected to appear for arraignment
on September II.
The information filed in Federal
District Court charges that Crews
arrested Sam Askins MeFadde on
September 81, 1915, and subse-
quently took him to a point on the
Swanee river, where the prisoner
was beaten with a pistol and COW
whip until he jumped into the river
and was drowned.
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ers Club entertained their mothers
at the st. Paul Gopher Lodge on
Tuesday, Aug. IS. They were
served a turkey dinner and enter
tanned by Mr.. q. T. Munson who
sang q few songs accompanied by
Mr.. John Whitaker. Mr.. Frank
Schine, secretary-treasurer, was
m. c. Of the program. Mr.. Edgar
Pillow, president, gave a talk in
which he expressed the activities
and hopes of the organization. The
members held a meeting at the
home of Mr.. Norman Davis, $50 st.
Anthony, on Wednesday, Aug. II.
The Twin City WOmen's Bowling
League met at the home Of Mrs.
Mildred Jones, 654 W. Central Ave-,
on Tuesday, Aug. Is, to discuss
plans for the coming bowling sea-
son. The women will bowl at the
Robert Street Bowling alleys this
year.
Overnight Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hatcher of Cincinnati,
Ohio, were overnight guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. D. Smith, 1920 Rondo
Ave-, on Thursday, Aug. 8. The
visitors, who were here to see Mrs.
J. H. Sherwood, 1912 Rondo Ave-,
made a stop on their way to the
West Coast. The Hatchers will go
through Texas on their way home
from California. Mr.. Hatcher is
the district president of the Ma
tional Alliance Of Postal Employees
in and around Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Towers Of Los
Angeles, Calf, made q visit in st.
Paul on their way to Philadelphia
to attend the Shrine convention
there. The Towers, who visited with
Mrs. j. H. Sherwood, 1912 Rondo
Ave-, will go to New York from
Philadelphia.
Ill in Hospital: Mrs. William
Cassius, 816 W. Central Ave-, is i'll
in Miller hospital. The cause Of her
illness has not yet been determined.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Brown,
TOT Iglehart Ave-, entertained on
Sunday, Aug. IL, for Mrs. Blanche
DeFrance Of st. Louis, Mo-, and
Mrs. Lillian Henry Of Chicago. Also
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rogers, OFT Fuller. Mrs. DeFrance
is the mother of Mrs. Charles Rog-
ers and Mrs. Henry is the aunt
Of Mrs. Rogers. The two ladies
left Tuesday after a ten-day visit
for Canada where they will visit
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SOcial and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ckas. Curry. 1886
Fifth Ave. s., entertained Wednes-
day, Aug. Q, in honor Of Miss
Marrione JeRry and Mrs. Ada Jen-
kins, Chicago, Ill. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilmont Coleman, Washington, ID.
O., MIRA. Beatrice Wilson, Duluth,
Mimi, and Mrs. Elmer Hubbard, ST.
Louis, Mo. Other guests were Mr..
and Mrs. John Shepard, Mrs. o. L.
Alexander, Mrs. Alice Morgan, Mr..
and MrD. VIM. Luke and Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthew Evans. Bridge and
game prizes went to Mrs. Evans
and Mrs. Hubbard.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miekens Of
Omaha, Neb., are visiting their
relatives here, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
Chtvers, 4017 Clinton. Mr., Miekens
played In the Central States Golf
Tournament held here Sunday, Aug.
10.
Mrs. Margaret Simmons has re-
turned to her home In st. Louis,
Mo-, after spending q week visiting
her sisters, Mrs. Henry Pitts, 1920
Fifth Ave. s., and Mrs. Leroy Hall,
1925 Fourth Ave. s., and brother,
Edward Young, 5000 Clinton.
Mr.. William o. Seahr0n, 1901
25th Ave. s., his sister and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank East
land, Glencoe, ILL.,, and their daugh-
ter, returned TO Minneapolis Sum
day, Aug. II, from a ten-day vaca-
ton spent on Star Island at Cass
Lake, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewis, 28l7
Elliot, held a family reunion on
their lawn, Sunday, Aug. IL, given
for Mrs. Lewis sister and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stewart
Of Omaha, Neb. Others present
were Messrs. and Mines. Walter
Rhodes, Chas. ]. Rhodes, Warnell
Rhodes; Mines. Alice Horn, Ada
Steele; Messrs. 8. Mitchell, Melvin
Madison and Miss Marjorie Lewis.
Guests at the Lewis home now are
Mrs. Edward =. Tyler and daugh-
ter, Katherine, Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Tyler was formerly the wife
Of the late Andrew i. Reading,
former pastor Of st. Peter AME
church,
Mrs. James w. slemmons, 22Ol
Fifth Ave. s., entertained at q
breakfast Thursday morning, Aug.
Q, In honor of Mrs. Emma Lee
Thompson, Evanston, III. Guests
included Mrs. Francis Smith, To-
pekA, Kan; Mrs. G. L. Prescott,
Kansas City, No, and Mrs. s. o.
Harris.
The Friendly Sixteen Club win
meet Saturday, Aug. II, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Van
Wrinkle, 615 Bryant Ave. N.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Butler Of
Omaha, Neb., win be guests &C
the home Of Mrs. Z. J. Drake, 525
Lyndale NJ, for the next two weeks.
Mrs, Zerlee Mae Watts Of Des
Moines, Ia, has returned home
after spending last weekend with
Mrs. Drake.
Hayride: On Thursday, Aug. 8,
Misses Mary CrenshAw and Miriam
Fite, 1911 26th Ave. 81, were host
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Washington Physician Kills
Self; Was DespOndent

WASHINGTON, D. c. CNNPA)
DIR. Ralph C. Wright, 80, a physi-
clan here for IL years, was found
dead early last Friday morning in
his home, 514 T Street N. W., with
a bullet wound in his head. A .3S
caliber pistol lay nearby.
According to police, DR.. Wright
had retired TO his second-fioor room
telling his wife, Caroline, to 90
downstairs because he was feeling
"despondent and irritable" About
two hours later a shot was heard,
and Mrs. Wright discovered her
husband dead, she told police. The
physician had been i'll for the past
year, police said.
A native Washingtonian, DR..
Wright was graduated from Lin
coin University, in Pennsylvania,
in 1888. Besides his widow an In
FAINT daughter, Carol Ann Wright,
survive him, as well as his mother,
Mrs. Gertrude Wright, Of the same
address.
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IOtCdns Are
Well Entertained By
st. Paul People

Mr.. and Mrs. William jefferson
of Des Moines, aunt Of Mrs. Philip
Payne and Mr.. Marion Brown, 639
Central, has spent the past two
weeks in St. Paul, a guest at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Payne, 1923
Rondo. Among the many social ac-
tivities in honor Of the visitors was
a day Of entertainment at the home
Of Mrs. George Dodd, 701 Carroll,
a school day friend Of Mrs. Jeffer-
son. Mrs. Dodd entertained first at
breakfast for seven, cocktails at
four p. m. and then served a buffet
supper to Ia guests at 10 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hubbard,
701 Carroll, were hosts at a dinner
party for eight, given at the Little
Savoy and the group later made a
tour Of the city's parks.
Eleven guests enjoyed brunch and
games at the new home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Seaton, 1872 Cumber-
land Ave. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Williams and Mrs. Williams
mother, Mrs. Lillian Edmunds of
Des Moines, entertained one eve
ming at bridge. The Jeffersons
were the guests one week end at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Brown. They shared honors at a
dinner there with Mr.. C. Cornelius
of Chicago, uncle of Mrs. Payne
and Mr.. Brown, and Mr.. Gene Ben
ner Of Chicago, a friend. The
Paynes were hosts on a number of
fishing trips, a family picnic at
Crystal Caves, Wis, a steak fry at
the Caves park and a dinner for
~, Monday, Aug. 10. The visitors
left the city Tuesday, Aug. IS.
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friends.
Return From Motor Trip: Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Oliver and daugh-
ter, Miss Charlotte Rhoda Wilson,
returned Aug. z after a months
vacation at their home in Roswell,
Mexico. They were the guests Of
Mr.. divers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Oliver of Roswell and grand
father, Mr.. Clinton Ragsdale on the
Ragsdale ranch at Dexter, N. NJ.
En- route they visited friends in
Kansas City, Mo-, Kansas City and
Wichita, Kans., points in Oklahoma
and the Carlsbad Cavern. While in
New Mexico Charlotte was elected
delegate to attend the district con-
ference at Carlsbad, N. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Jackson,
739 Rondo Ave, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ramsey Jackson, 1912 Rondo Ave-,
left Monday of this week for a
weeks vacation at Fifty Lakes near
Pine City, MINI.
To Visit Three States: Mr.. and
Mrs. Americas Jackson, 800 Rondo,
and Mr.. Theodore jackson left last
Sunday by motor for a three or
four week vacation. While they are
away they will visit in st. Louis,
Mo-, Memphis, Tenn, and Clarks-
dale, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur MeWatt,
726 Sherburne, have as their house
guests their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur v.
Haynes Of Charleston, w. Va. The
couple arrived Sunday, Aug. IL, and
will spend quite some time in st.
Paul.
Mrs. J. s. OvertOn, 4S3 Charles
St, entertained at a wiener roast,
Sunday, Aug. IL, held at Kings
Valley. Guests included, Mrs. Kate
Levels, and Mr.. Don McAdams, ST.,
st. Paul; Messrs. and Mines. Theo-
dore Woodland, r. Wesley, Edward
Hayes, Dan McAdams, Ralph Will
son, Miss Genevieve Cooper and
Mr.. Don Jackson, Minneapolis, and
Mrs. Pauline johnson, Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pearman,
Jr., arrived from Chicago by car
to spend the past weekend as the
guests Of Mr.. Pearman's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pearman, ST.,
TIA W. Central. While here the
couple were entertained by Messrs.
and Mines. George Parker and Ed
Thomas.
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Negro Attorney Named to
Los Angeles Police Board

LOS ANGELES Pacific Press
Syndicate) - This city set some
thing of a precedent during the
week when a Negro, Attorney
Charles Matthews, 39-year-old
former deputy district attorney Of
Los Angeles county, was appointed
to the five-man police commission
by Mayor Fletcher Bowron.
Matthews, a graduate Of the Uni
versity of California, Berkeley,
served as a deputy district attorney
for this county from 1931-45. He
was appointed to this post to sue
coed Leon Whitaker, first Negro
to hold the post, after the death
of the latter.
Matthews resigned two years
ago on the grounds that the office
offered no chance for promotion.
He is a registered Republican.
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Social and
Personal

Mrs. Mable CrOwder Of Des
Moines, Ia, mother Of Mr.. James
Crowder, S719 Smelling, Is visiting
at the Crowder home. On Sunday,
Aug. 4, the Crowders entertained
at dinner for their guest. Others
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Payne Of ST. Paul.
+. s. T. C.'s: The 50 year old
T. s. T. C,'s entertained their wives
and sweethearts ut an annual din
ner Friday night, Aug. 8, at Opal's
Place, Somerset, Wis. Special
guests Of the club were Attorney
and Mrs. s. @. Hanger Of Omaha,
Neb.
Mrs. Cecilia Patterson, Gao Bry-
ant Ave. NJ, entertained recently
in honor Of her niece, Mrs. Bernice
Shepherd, at a going away party.
Mrs. Shepherd Is the stepdaughter
Of Mrs. Myrtle Banks and the
daughter of the late Joe Polk.
Guests at the party were: Mines.
Mildred Manderville, Grace John
son, Mary Keyes, Evelyn McNeal,
Opal Stone, Vera Richardson, Min
ME Hohnson, Dorothy Dennis, Elsie
Mae Parks, Beulah Cohen, Corene
Bum, Myrtle Banks, Lillian Jack
son, Marion Andrews, Miss Marie
Barnett, Mrs. Alberta Bell Of To-
peka, Kans,, Messrs. L. Martin,
Johnnie Sims, Alex Jones, Messrs.
and Mines. EVertt Law, Ora Parks,
and Spencer Merical.
Mrs. Bertha Young Of st. Louis,
Mo-, is the house guest Of her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Beulah Coleman,
oil Aldrieh Ave. N. Mrs. Young's
husband, Mr.. Leonard Young, Is
now stationed In Nuremburg, Ger
many.
Here From Lincoln, Neb.: Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde w. Malone and
daughter, Jean Estelle, are visiting
with Mr.. Malone's sisters, Mrs.
Dena 0rmes, 1905 18th Ave. s.,
and Mrs. Hattie Lucas, b421 Way
zata Blvd. Mr.. Malone Is the ex-
ecutiye secretary Of Lincoln, Neb.,
Urban Leogue and was a former
ecutive secretary Of Lincoln, Neb.,
Settlement House during the head
residency Of Miss Gertrude Brown.
Surprised: Mrs. J. T. Monroe,
469 Collins St., was surprised when
her nephew, Mr.. Sam Martin, ar
rived with his wife from Louisville,
Ky. The two had not seen each
other for % years. Mr.. Martins
wife also has relatives in st. Paul.
Mrs. Monroe has been III and was
unable 10 entertain the couple dur
ing their short visit. Mr.. G. H.
Wooten is q cousin to Mr.. Martin.
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Robert Singer and daughter Of
Niles, Michigan. Mrs. Singers
mother, Mrs. Fannie Pierre Lewis
(Minneapolis), Mr.. Robert Early
and daughter, Mrs. Dorothy
Thomas and Mr.. Norman Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Murray, 293
N. Chatsworth, entertained at a
dinner party last Sunday in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DoRan
who were recently married. The
newly married couple will make
their home in Washington, d. G..
Mrs. Dogan is formerly an assistant
at the Crispus Attacks home. Mr..
Dogan works in the War Depart
ment in Washington, d. c.
Week End Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert r. Mitchell and family, and
Mr.. J. c. Hargraves were the week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Vincent Owens and family on Star
Island at Cass Lake.
The Oak Leaf Art Club gave its
annual picnic at Como Park Mon
day, Aug. IL. Some of the mem
bers and friends present were:
Gertrude Boldly, ]. R. Jones, Lydia
Brown, Ophelia Wotten, Carrie
Lindsay, Anna Thomas, A. Guth-
erie, Alice Jackson, Emily Harris,
lone Brown, Violet Saunders,
Tressa Brown, Claudia Mae Bryant,
Ivera Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Tendell and daughter, Lydia.
Luncheon: Mrs. Blanche D. Le-
Roy, SOL Carol Ave-, was hostess
at a luncheon given for Miss
Geraldine McAdams and Mr.. An
drew Russell on Sunday, Aug. IL,
at the Elks Gopher Lodge. Miss
McAdams and Mr.. Russell will be
married on the eighteenth Of this
month. Other guests were: Mines.
Evelyn Brent, DeVaughnia Mont
gomery, Villa B. Smith. Misses
Odessa McAdams, Helen Smith.
Guests who were invited and could
not be present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Dannie Holloway Of Buffalo, N. Y,
who are visiting with Mrs. Hollo-
ways aunt, Mrs. William Heron,
524 Carroll Ave.
Set Date: Miss Iris peaches"
Brown, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Brown, 947 st. Anthony
Ave-, and her fiance, Mr.. Lloyd
Gambol, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Gambol, SS4 st. Anthony, have set
their wedding date for Oct. IL.
The will marry in st. james AME
church.
Mothers Entertained: The Loaf
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esses at a hayride given a. Eaton's
ranch In honor Of Misses Beverly
and Shirley Cannon Of Los Angeles,
Calf. Those Of the Twin Citiaa
intercollegiate set attending were
Misses Audrey Banks, Mary Brown,
Doris Escue, Evelyn Escue, Mar
Ign Fraction, Betty Louis, june
Morris, Jewell Beck, Earline Wat
son, Evelyn Russess; MessrB. Brit
Wade, Paul Ray, Bill Grimes,
Moses Wallace, Bob Smith, Ben
Stone, Glen Pullens, Chandler Ne
Watt, Ralph jones, Elmo Jones,
Henry Franklyn, Roy Crawford,
Boyd Crawford, Melborne Brown,
Jim Brown, Bradford Bsnnor,
Ralph Graham and Robert Ora
ham. The group was chaperoned by
Marguerite Combs, Eunice Brown,
Harry Davis and Harry Miller, All
members Of the Phyllis Wheatloy
House star.
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Mrs. Eva Abbey Leaves
For Masonic COnelave

Mrs. Eva L. Abbey, Ala E. 21st
St, Minneapolis, grand treasurer Of
the international Conference Of
Eastern Star Chapters, left Aug,
16, for Philadelphia where the Ma
sonic Conelaye will be held Aug.
Is TO %.
Mrs. Abbey has been grand
treasurer for 10 years having been
elected in Boston In 1929. She holds
the highest national Office Of any
Minnesota member Of the 0.E.S.
After the conclave she win visit
her son Leon Abbey, the orchestra
leader, In New York and en- route
home, friends In Chicago.
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Among the VlnitoFa 70 ne H1lnusapoiis
otiee q this newupapar this uaak n
cluda, Donald N. 81 John, Witt Palm.
y. Jossph Hoard, Kansas CITY, No,
r. COLLISION, Omaha, Neh.. Charlotfa ~
Nash, Ills Fremont n, June jacobs, aat1
llth Ave-. 8, WIN. a. Chiaholm. 1909 n
1and 81, Mrs.. Michael W. Mnrmon, 81
I, sgi ShS y stsv's s.ss. =, iala THIRD
Myrtle Earrar, sell Foagth Ava 81, How
ard W. Wells sea- Fourth Ave-. 81, Mar-
jorie Mcclure. Boston. Mas.
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MHn1 HHENf WHERRf

Social items in this Newspaper
are reported as briefly and i'm
personally as possible 10 insure
fair eoverage for all. Wed APP
preciAte it II items called in or
submitted to our news desk are
confined to information telling
WHO, WHEN, WHERE. and
reach US BEFORE NOON ON
WEDNESDAY.
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Social and Personal
. ST. PAUL .

Miss Junauld Brown daughter of Mr. and Mrs H. S.
Brown TOT Igehar has chosen October for her marriage
to Mr. Edward A. Montgomery, son of Mrs. Addie Few,
GOT Fuller Ave.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs Earl Bell of l745 Edger-
ton had their dinner guests Aug IL Mr. and Mrs
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back, Haywood Kemp, Christine
johnson and Messrs. Harold Lewis,
Gus Arthur, Donald Irwin and VIII
liam Ketehel and Master Jackie and
Kenneth Robinson and the little
Misses Yvonne Alberta and Patricia
Kemp.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-23

on Page IL; Column p
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-23
FULL TRUCK ROUTE
STUDY IS PLANNED
Further Developments viii
Depend On State En-
cheering Survey

Wimingtonians who have regis
tered objections to the truck lane
proposal outlined at last Wednes
days city council meeting were as
sured by Acting City Manager ]
R. Benson and Mayor w. Ronald
Lane yesterday that no route viii
be adopted without through con
~sideration.
Further developments regarding
the long-sought truck lane will de
pend on a State Highway commits
sion engineering survey, Benson
explained.
The proposal submitted to TIL
council calls for the routing of tt
heavy vehicles through a small pc
ton of Forest Hills, which h
brought forth a number of obje
tions from residents of that ara
during the past several days.
That route, along with seveal
others under consideration, WILDE
submitted to the highway comris-
sion for recommendations and ur-
veys. Others suggested to date IN
clude riverfront and Eight sree.
routes, while some person hvo'
retention of the truck traffic on
Third street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-23
PAIR MISSES DEATH
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Spectacular. Crash Into
Yard On Market Street;
Boy, Girl Unhurt

Two Closter, N. ]. residents suf-
fered slight abrasions last night
when the car in which they were
riding s~omersaulted and crashed
UPSIDE down in the front yard OF
Mr.. and Mrs. K. r. Mishoe, 2lO2
Market street.
Riding in the car were George
l. ~Potterton, II, and Miss DORIS
Johnson, 10.
According to police, the car
hidded as Potterton passed a
parked car in front Of 21O0 Mar
ket street, while travelling east.
The car landed on its top after roll
Ing "a feet.
Potterton, WHO works with MS
father at Camp Davis, has been Nv
ing at 23l8 Market street. Accord
ing to the father, the boys mother
and Miss Johnson had been visiting
mere for several days.
The couple was taken to James
Walker Memorial hospital in An
drew's ambulance. They were re-
leased after treatment.
According to Mishoe the hosplta-
Was called Immediately folloWlns
tie accident and a request mace
Tor an ambulance to be dispatched
10 the scene of the mishap. .,
Mishoe said thater waiting ~
minutes the neighbors in the vlcln
Continued on Page Two; Col. 1
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-23
Reds Reject American Effort
To Convene Peace Conference
SECOND ATTEMPT
Declare Foreign Ministers
Work Too Far From
Completion Now
Bv JOSEPH DYNAN

PARIS, June 22-P1-Russia
rejected today another American
attempt to convoke the general
European peace conference, July
IS on grounds that the conference
of foreign ministers was not yet
far enough along in it's work, an
American informant said
The ministers then decided to
set next Friday as a deadline for
work on the Italian and Balkan
treaties and to speed up their &C
tivities by meeting twice daily IN
stead Of once.
Soviet Foreign Minister V. M.
Molotov said he would be ready
at the end of next week to size up
the Councils progress to date
French informants added.
U. S. Secretary of State James
F. Byrnes appealed to the minis
tiers to send out invitations now to
the 2l-nation peace conference. 10
keep in session right up to July 10
if necessary, and to let the larger
conference pass on any differences
which still remained, British
American sources said.
Byrnes declared that the minis
ters were so near agreement on
peace treaties that there could be
no harm in sending out invitations
now. an American source SAID. :,
Byrnes told the ministers that Il
they could not agree on the treat
les they should admit their failures
and let someone else take over
the larger peace conference OF
the United Nations assembly, the
American informant said.
By tacit consent the conference
did not consider the keystone qTes'
ton of Trieste and the Italo-Yugo'
slav frontier at today's session
which was devoted mainly to IS
sues of procedure, informants SAID
1t was believed that the minis
tiers we're awaiting further develop
ments in Washington and Moscow
on last nights private dinner talk
between Byrnes and MolotoV
which were followed today by
transatlantic telephone converse
ton between Byrnes and Presloeh
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