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Evening star., 1946-08-01

WILSON, ANNA MAY. On Tuesday, Jnly
80: 1886; al Arlington Hospital, ANNA
MAY WILSON of 4628 N. Washington
5!Vd' Arhnston, Va. beloved mother of
Mrs. FRANK Disse, Mrs. James Mccain.
both OF Arlington. Va. Mrs l. r. Csrzon
OF Atlantic City, n. J., and Mrs Theo. Nor
ION OF Berkeley. Calf. Remains resting at
ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd
Arlington, Va, where funeral services will
pc held on Friday. August ., at 10 am,
Interment Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
Evening star., 1946-08-01

DAWSON. ARTHUR Suddenly. on
Tuesday, July 81, 946. at his residence
28I2 North 18TH St, Arlington. Va, AR
THUR DAWSON, beloved husband of Alice
Gertrude Dawson, father of James W
Dawson of Arlington, Va, and George H
Dawson of Alexandria. Va Remains rest
ing at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va. where funeral sery-
ices will be held on Friday, August .. at .
pm. 1nterment Columbia Gardens Gene
Evening star., 1946-08-01

DAWSON. ARTHUR M A special com.
munication of Columbia Lodge
a No. 2S5, A F e. A M, of AT.
IN lington, Va. is called for | p m
HK"A Friday. August .. 1916, for tbs
Wy purpose of conducting Masonic
w services for our late brother
" ARTHUR M DAWSON
MAYNARD c. ROHRBACK Master
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-01

south as they left their home at
Boston in a sleet storm. With
Mr.. and Mrs. MeGpath they TN
joyed visits to New Orleans, Bels
lingrath Gardens and other points
of interest on the Gulf Coast,
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Tiliotson
will depart Saturday for New
Orleans to attend the Mardi Gras
festivities. They plan to return
home Wednesday. They will be
accompanied by their young son,
Larry.
Mrs. M. L. Turner departed
Sunday for her home in Bowl
ing Green, KY, after spending
a week with her son, Glenn Tur-
ner and Mrs. Turner and small son,
Ronnie, who has been seriously Ill
with pneumonia. The younger
Mrs Turner'S sisters, Mrs. Roger
Gray and Mrs. c. Inman, have
also returned to Bowling Green
after being with her and MI. Tuf-
ned during Ronnie's illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skeezix Haney,
il07 +, Harrison avenue, are re-
ceiving congratulations over the
birth of . daughter at the Jack
son County hospital, February 81.
She has been named Lana Gene.
Mrs. r. c. Pollitt and her
guest, Miss Marie Barnes OF Chat
tahooehee, Fla, were guests Of
the formers daughter, Mrs. w.
u. Moss in New Orleans Mon
day. Miss Barnes a former lieu-
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tenant in the Navy was station
ed at the Naval base at ingalls,
until il was closed. She receiv-
ed her release from the service
in December.
The March meeting of the Pas
cagoula Garden Club will take the
form of a visit to Bellingrath
Gardens on the afternoon OF
Wednesday, March 6 with Mrs.
George Field as hostess for the
afternoon. Members and their
guests are to assemble at the
Garden Club center on WASH
ing avenue at 400 o'clock in the
afternoon for the trip to the gar
dens.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Wages re-
turned home last week from Law
foneeviile. Ga, where they had
been called by the serious ill
ness Of the formers mother, Mrs.
A. j. Wages, who is now very
much better.
Mrs. +. j. C%astanera and Mrs,
Manuella Taylor paid a com
bined business and pleasure visit
to New Orleans where they were
guests OF Mrs. William Burass
over the weekend. The previous
weekend they enjoved a visit
with Mrs. Castenara's sister and
Mrs. Taylor's aunt, Mrs. Phillip
Rolls and Mr.. Rolls in Hatties-
burg.
c. l.. tNeiD Bacot, Jr., seaman
first class, who is stationed al
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Jacksonville, Fla, is expected
to arrive Friday for a weekend
visit with his parents, MIR and
Mrs. c.. L. Bacot.
Mr.. end Mrs. Teller Nolan and
daughters, Patricia Anne and
Marie Louise of New Orleans,
we're guests in the home of Nj.
Nolan's mother. Mrs. John Mo-
Ian, over the weekend, this be-
ing their first visit in two years.
Mrs. Nolan had been looking for
ward to a visit from her other
son, Winston Nolan, and his fam
the service in early February,
lily following his release from
but he recently ACCEPTED a po-
sition as taxidermist in a Dem
yer, Colo. musem and had to
defer their visit until summer.
Tofie Kihyet, who has been
stationed at Camp Crowder. Nc,
has arrived home after having
received his honorable discharge
from the Army in which he held
the rank OF corporal. Mr., Kihyei
has joined his family at then
home, 52a Henry avenue. lie
had been in the service two years
or more.
Rex r. Sims, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Sims Of East Side
will resume his former position
at the Southern paper mill a
Kreole next week after resting
for two weeks following his dis.
charge from the navy at New Or
leans.
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MOSS POINT -.
SOCIAL S()( HAPPENINGS

Mr.. Nolan Jeffries and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Renfroe were visitors
to Mobile Monday evening.
Mrs. j. Mier and children were
guests of relatives in New Or
leans for Carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. PeterZell re-
turned Friday from a pleasant
vacation of several weeks spent
in New Orleans.
Mrs. H. B. Overstreet, Mrs.
T. M. Nixon and daughter Dot
tie were visitors to Mobile, Tues
day.
Mrs. Earl Ammonette, Mrs. c.
B. Armistead and daughter,
Joyce, Mrs. w. II. Nelson, Jr.,
were visitors to Mobile Tuesday.
Misses Lancet Price and Ruby
Mae Emory, students at Univer-
syty of mississippi, spent the
weekend with their parents.
Miss Nell Colley of Baton
Rouge, La, is spending several
days with her parents, DR.. and
j. F. Colley.
Mr.. Milton Peterzell is spend
ing several days vacation IN
Miami, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Alex
len and daughter, Jan, New Or
leans spent the weekend with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Roberts
are here from Camp Crowder for
a visit with MIR. and Mrs. P. A.
Turner and other relatives while
Mr.. Turner is recovering from an
appendectomy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stauter OF
East Moss Point had as guest
over the weekend Mrs. Robert
Rodgers of Jackson who with
them witnessed the launching OF
the del SUD- at the ingalls,
shipyard last Friday.
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CELEBRATE SIXTH
BIRTHDAY

Mrs. S. Peterzell entertained
in honor of her son, Mark, in her
home Saturday afternoon in
celebration of his sixth birth
day.
Games were enjoyed during
the afternoon and Mark was re-
cepient of some lovely gifts. The
pretty decorated birthday cake
vas cut by the honoree and
served with ice cream to the
guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Fields re-
turned Saturday from a few days
visit in Jackson, Miss.
Commander and Mrs. Delano
Bruisstar of New York City r
spending a few days with Mrs.
Bruissitar's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. G.. Spann, Sr.
Mrs. Alex Pritchett was a Wis
itor to New Orleans this week
where she was guest of relatives
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. DeLashmet
and SON, Bart returned Sunday
from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Broome and Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Barr in Springhill, La.
Mrs. John Chambers and SON,
Keat, of Chicago, ILL.,, arrived
Monday for a several weeks visit
with their parents and grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Fitz-
ner.
Tom Lennep a student at
Emory University in Atlanta,
Ga, scent a few days this week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Lennep.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Williams
of Prentiss, Miss, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. F. q.
Spann, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wink OF
Biloxi were guests in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Khayat
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayson Hinton
have moved to Pascagoula to
make their nome.
Mr.. T. w. Fields left last
Friday for Meridian. Miss. to re-
sumo his job with Joy Theatres,
Incorporated as manager of the
ROYAL Theatre in that city Mr.
Fields has been at home with
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Fields since
mis- return to the states from
the Pacific. He. saw active duty
in the Asiatic Central Burma
Campaign. He was staff sergeant.
In the second air command group
of the u. S. Army.
Jeffries Quartet were visitors
to Gulfport Sunday where they
were visitors to the First Bap-
list church Sunday morning.
Mrs. John Cirlot was a visitor
to Memphis, Tenn. this week
where she was representative TO
the Eastern Conference OF the
Woman's Society of Christian
service of the Methodist church.
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Mr.. Nolan Jeffries and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Renfroe yer visitors
to Mobile Monday evening.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-04
NEKAJ IL DOCODKOV v uUBLJANl
NJENIH NAJBOLJ TRAGICNIH DNEH
sIika 0 izdaioIcih v eosu, ko Sc ie so 20 usmrtitev
sIovenskeso norodo "a bti ali ne bti

Italijanska voiska je zasedla Ljubljano II. aprila 1941. Isti
dan so Nemci prvic bonbardirali Novo mesto, Dne Is. aprila je
jugoslovanska vojska polozila orozje in podpisala kapitulacijo,
kralj in vlada sta pobegnila V inozemstvo.
Kaj Sc je zgodio V Ljublani dine 81. aprila 1941 pa nam
pove "Slovenec" Z dine %. aprila, kojega fotostaticni posnetek je
V nash rokah. Uvodni clanek ma prvi strani Sc glasi:
Ljubljanski Skof Prev. g. DIR. Roman
ma obisku pri Kr. Civilnem Komisarju
Eaten sledi slika skupine, XII 10 tvorijo sledeGi: prelat Ma
drah, stolni proSt in generalni vikar ljublanski, italUanski kra-
levi civilni komisar Emilio Grazioli, DIR. Gregorij Roman, Skof
liublianski. ter stolni dekan DIR. Kimovec. Clanek pravi:
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~ nedeljo dopoldne Sc je ljubljanski skof DIR. Rozman v
SpremStVu prelata Nadraha, stOlnega prOSta in generalnega
Vikarja, ter stolnega dekana DIR. Kimovca podal ma sedeZ Civil
mega KOmisarijata, da vrne obisk Komisarju Federale Emiliju
Graziolju.
OBJ vhodu sta ga sprejela polkovnik Piovani in posebni
tajnik, Xxi sta ga sprenljala V pisarno Civilnega Komisarja. OBJ
stopniScu je bia pOstavljena castna ceta KraIjevih Karabiner-
jew.
Msgr. DIR. Roman je sporocil Kr. Civinemu Komisarju
SvOj pOzdraV in poZdraV ve duhOvSCine ma slovenskem Ozem-
lu, zasedenem cd italijanskih Get, ter mu zagotovil popolno
sOdelOvanje cerkvenih oblasti s faSistCno ltalijo V korist
ljudstva.
CivilnO Komisar Sc je zahvalI in Sc prisrGno razgovarjaI
s SkOtOm, nakar sta gOvOrila o raZnih vpraSanjih, Xxi Sc tiCejo
Cerkve.
PrevzviSeni je zapustil sedez Komisarijata, pozdravljen Z
istmi Gastmi kakor oh prihodu"
Prihodnja sika kaze Skofa Rozmana, XII razoglav koraka liz
poslOpja, "a MIN in OBJ strani pa stoji oborozena cea Mussoini-
jevih karabinijerjev.
Sodelovanje S fafissticno Italijo je pretreslo zivce narodno
zavednih Slovencev. Posledica je bia odpor proti okupatorju in
skega naroda, V kateri najdemo pesnika Otona zupancica, pisate-
skega arhivarja, Josipa Vidmarja in sploh ogromni del sloven-
skin izobrazencev, kuturnh delavcev, ljudskih voditejev, kme-
TOW, delavcev in slovenske mladine.
Sodelovanje S fasisticno Itaijo Sc je nadaljevalo. Dne 16. fe-
bruarja 1912 Sc je dogodno sledece:
V Ljubljani Sc pri Skou DIR. Gregoriju Rozmanu "sestanejo
viSje osebnosti bivSih strank razen clanov konzulte, zupana it'd.
i so sploSnO zanicevani zaradi njihove poliicne korupcije), z ma
menom, Ga predlagajo italijanskim oblastem nekaj pogojev "a
svoje bodoce sodelovanje Z mimi:
az odstranitev vseh clanov konzute in zupana,
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vsakomur V vseh podrobnostih.
Povsod SO mi ga navajali kot do
kaz cato, da Sc reakcija nadeja
zgraditi proti Rusiji naperjeno
koalicijo, ces, da je Churchill
skusal to svrho izkoristiti svoi
prestidz V Zed. drzavah in ME
mem narOdu.
Mnogo tega povzroca nezna-
ME razmer britanskega in anne
riskega zivljenja. Narod Sc glo-
boko zanima "a kulturno, pose
bno literarno in znanstveno xiv
ljenje V Zed. drzavah in Veliki
B~ritaniji. Toda izvzemsi V kro-
9Th politicnih in duhovnih prva-
kov je resnicno znanje lie povr-
Sno in sporadicno, posebno ma
polju gospodarske in politicne
ureditve in ustroja nash dezel.
Del sumnicenja izvira IL tega,
da Rusi ne morejo razumeti, "a
kaj zahodne demokracije tako
poudarjajo demokracijo ma os-
novah svobodnih volitev, zaseb-
mega imetja in socialne oprede-
litve. Nerazumljivo jim je, "a
kaj maj bi bila Grcija prisiljena,
da sprejme nazaj svojega kra-
liza in zakaj toliko oklevamo v
vpraSaniu FrancOVega reZima.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-04
SANS.

M. S. Domzale. Cd zasluzka ire
tie prostovoljne sobote ST bodo
kupili prapor "a 10000 din, "a
10000 din pa knjig "a svojo
knjiznico. Zasluzek Getrte pro-
stovoljne sobote, XII DO znasal
okrog 5000 din, pa so namenili
Komunisticni partiji Slovenije.
Poleg della V tovarni je delav-
stvo pomagalo S prostovoljnim
delom tudi pr obnovi sol V Ina
nu, Trzinu, Radomljah in Fiz-
kulturnem domu v Mengsu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-04
BodoCnost muIih
dezeI predmet
dveh konferenc
(Nadaljevanje s l. strani.)

(Nadaljevanje s l. strani.)
ske in Westinghouse diplomatic
kakih sedem glasov vec.
Soviet pa bi napredovali "a
tri glasove, &c bi Sc sprejelo med
Z. N. Vnanjo Mongolia, XII je
tudi poslala aplikacijo, Albani-
10 ter S casoma Bolgarijo. Sled
MIA ina pred sabo Sc vedno pro-
blem mirovne pogodbe in tezave
il della GrGija, docim il Jugosla-
via pomaga.
Predlogi Ia arabsko ligo
Velik problem posebno "a We
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-04
Tovorno piotnenih izdeIkov
81. 81. JurSe fekmUie

S pozrtvovalnim delom SO de-
lavci V tovarni platnenih izdel-
kov V JarSah dvignili cd osvo-
boditve do danes produkcijo re
"a 800 odstotkov. Doslej SO ma
pravili stiri prostovoljne sobo-
te. Cd prvih dveh SO darovali
1000 "a obnovo Zlatega polja,
8646 din "a obnovo sol, 1000
din "a vdove, 1000 din "a volilni
fond in 1906 din "a potrebe K.
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PROLETAREC

b. dovoljenje "a neposredno pobijanje komunzma (partiza-
nov, t. ]. OF z zakoniimi sredstvi.
e. dovoljenje "a organiziranje mladine, "ker so Sc pokazale
organizacje Wade kot poponoma neprimerne in ne poznajo slo-
venske psihologije' (akt divizie 1zonco 1/5/H z dine ~17-II-792).
S tenn dejanjem SO bill polozeni temelji Bell gardi, zaveznici
okupatorja proti narodno osvobodilni vojski."
Pa pravijo nekateri, da Skof nj sodeloval z Italiani proti svo-
jemu lastnemu narodu! Kaj pa z Nemci? Zgodba o proslavi Hit
lerjevega rojstnega dine V Ljubljani je re poznana. Ravnotako
proslula "Domobranska prisega". ITo glede blagoslavljanja nem-
ske svastike in belogardisicne zastave. Sauna propaganda, kricijo
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like Britannia je propagiranie
med Arabci "a ustanovitev taI
kozvane arabske zveze, XII bi id
tvorilo osem dezel. TIE SO Siriia
Lebanon, XII sta republiki, ter
monarhije Yemen, Egypt, Saudi.
Arabia, Transjordan in Irak
Wade vseh ten dezel zahtevaio
da Sc tudi Palestine prizna "a
neodvisno arabsko dezelo in da
Sc naseljevanje zidov V MO
ustavi.
Anglezi Sc zelo boje zameriti
Sc Arabcem, kajti takozvana
zivljenska lila britanskega ce,
sarstva gre skozi Sredozemlje
mimo arabskih dezel.
Dali je vprasanje borbe gle
de bodocnosti Palestine umetno
ali resnicno = 0 tenn Sc mnenia
krizajo. Mnogi smatrajo, da je
negovano V angleskih krogih ma.
lasc V prilog Arabcem, docim
zidom n%aklonjeni krogi V Zed.
drzavah trdijo, da bi Arabci S
svojo opozicijo proti zidom V
Palestini re zdavnaj prenehali,
ako bi Amerika in Anglia ma
pravile ma Wade arabskih dezeI
zadosten pritisk.
Vsekakor je polozaj sedaj tax,
da je YES sredni who'd V negoto-
Vosti.
Sow. vlada dolzi Anglijo Sc
daj intrigiranja posebno V Ira.
nu (Perziji) in Iraku, kjer Sc
gre "a ogromna DINA polja. In
OBJ enem Sc Moskva huduje mad
Zed. drzavami, XII so Sc tudi
umesale V Sredozemlje in posla.
lie tia ma prijateljsko misijo pre-
cejsen del svoje vojne NORMA
rice.
Ako Sc veliki cetvorici, ali pc,
torici ma konferenci V Parizu po-
sreci skovati mir, XII DO drzaI
bodo ia nasprotstva polagoma
prenehala in zacela Sc DO res
doba, V kateri DO svet pozabiI
ma vojno. Drugace pa Sc DO pri-
pravljal ma nov spopad, kar Sc
re vrSi.
Dobro je, da nj nihce brez ma
pax, kajti &c bi KIDD bill, ne bi
incl nobenega prijatelja. -
Hazlet.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-04
NEKAJ IL LASKIJEvEGA POR0CHA
@ OBISKU v SOvJETSK UNIJI

V tenn poletju je bila ma OBJ
isku V Sovjetski uniji deputaci-
ia angleSke delavske stranke, XII
il je naceljeval bivsi MEN pred
sednik Harold Laski.
Njegov clanek, XII ga je nam
poslala novinska agencija ONA,
Sc glasi:
Diva tedna sta seveda mnogo
prekratka, da bi 81 bill mogel
ustvariti kolikor toliko tocno
sliko o tako ogromni dezeli. To-
ia govoril sem z ljudmi vseh
slojev in ako Sc spominjam ma
to, kar SO mi povedali, mi VISTA
ne pred ocmi obris nekaterih
podrobnosti, XII so tudi pc tenn
kratkem obisku cisto jasne.
Izvzemsi najvisje osebnosti
Sovjetske unije ne more nikdo
niti oddalec preceniti neizmer-
nth zrtev, katere je dala Russia
V tel vojni. Zmaga je bila odlo-
china in velika, toda do ME je
vodila pot skozi mracne trenut-
Ike, XII so vOdili Tx oh prepadu
poraza. Da Sc izogne nesreci, je
morala Russia napenjati vse svo-
je sile in vloziti V borbo do zad-
MEGA drobca vse svoje energije
in moci.
Pc mojem mnenju je najbolje
izrazeno, koliko je trpela So
vjetska unija, ako povem, ola DO
trajalo kakih 10 do Is let, pre-
dino bodo le materialne zrtve do
neke mere popravljene.
Z drugimi besedami poveda-
no - Sc ena generacija Rustic
je obsojena ma to, da zivi ono
trdo zivljenje, XII je bilo delez
ruskega cloveka cd leta 1917
sem. Russia je zmagala, toda
zmagala ie "a las in breme move
vojne bi bilo preveliko zanjo pc
naporu, kateremu je bila pod
vrzena.
Vojne 81 V Rusiji nihce ne
zeli, ne med vodilnimi niti med
ljudskimi krogi.-Na drugi stra-
nj pa je njihovo strastno hrepe-
nenje "a mirom in varnostjo mad
vse veliko. To je temelj mnogih
vaznih faktorjev tamosnjega
zivljenja.
Ma podlagi svoje lastne izku-
Snje je Rusom tezko razumeti,
zakaj sta Amerika in Velika
Britannia tako brezskrbni ma
pram fasisticnim pokretom V
njihovih dezelah. Prepricani so,
da Jill ne iztrebimo lie radi tega,
ker mislijo vodilni krogi Anne
rike in Velike Britanije, da jim
utegnejo nekega bodocega dine
ii fasisticni pokreti prinesti We
like koristi. Ako bi res priSlo do
tega, SO Rusi prepricani, da hi
bila zveza faSistov in sredniega
stanu naperjena brez vsakega
dvoma proti Rusiji.
Ia Wis potrjujejo razlicni OBJ
iskovalci Sovjetske unije, XII pri-
hajajo tia IL vseh dezel, vklju-
emo Zedinjenih draw in Velike
Britanje. Ako SO levicarskega
naziranja, prihajajo nekako
vdani V moznost move svetovne
vojne, obenem pa navadno mno-
60 proved naglasajo nespora-
zumljenja, XII obstojajo ma pri-
mer ma Angleskem glede politi-
Ike zunanjega ministra Bevina.
Sumnicenja in nezaupanje ie
ogromno naraslo radi poizku-
SOW in splosnega postopanja V
zadevi atomskih bomb. Zelo raz-
sirjeno je prepricanje, da je BIZ
kinski poizkus izveden kot ne
posredna groznja prot Soviet
ski uniji. Nasprotstvo proti ma
crtu Bernardo Barucha je ute
meljeno pred vsem ma mnenju,
da je cilj tega nacrta kritje or
ganiziranega vohunstva.
Churchillov govor V Fultonu
je pridal novega goriva tenn
sumnicenjem. Kjerkoli sem bill,
sem naSel, da je ia govor znan
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-09-04
DRZAVLJANSKI
PRIROCNIK

nova knjizica, S %poljudnimi navodU
kako postati AMERISKI DRAW.
LIAM.
Poleg vprasanj, Xxi Jill navadno sod
niki stavijo pr izpitu "a d~rzavljan-
stvo, vsebuje knjizica Sc v II. delu
nekaj vaznih letnic IL zgodovine Ze-
dinjenih draw, v III. delu pod ma
slovom RAZNO, pa Proglas neod-
visnosti, Ustavo Zed. draw, Lincol-
nov govor v Gettysburgu, Predsed-
Mkt Zedinjenih draw in Poedine
drzave z glavnim mestom, stevilom
prebivalstva in velikostjo.
Cena knjizici ;e samo SO centov
postnino vred.
Naroeila sprejema:
Knjigorno Proletoreo
1901 S. Lawndale Avenue
CHICAGO %, ILL.
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Dobro je, da nj nihce brez ma
pax, kajti &c bi KIDD bill, ne bi
incl nobenega prijatelja. -
HaZlet.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29

the cause of death was head in
juries.
The accident happened last Sat
urday morning on Route II a mile
and a half north of KirkwOd. Mrs.
Richards was driving a station
wagon on Wrangle Hill Road. At
the intersection with Route II
loaded concrete truck, operated by
Devine, came through stop sign,
according to state police, and
crashed into her.
Man Injured In Crash
Devine, who was held in $4,000
bail by Magistrate George A. Ped
rick of New Castle on charge of
assault and battery by automobile,
will probably be arraigned on a
charge of manslaughter, police
said.
A Townsend motOriSt was Seri
ously injured in crash between
two automobiles on Route 13, one
mile north of Canterbury, early last
Sunday morning. The victim, John
H. Lawrence, %, is in the Kent
General Hospital at Dover, suffer-
ing from a fractured jaw and pOssi-
BILE fracture of the skull.
State police said the driver of the
other car was Robert Salmon, Jr.,
21. of Houston. They added that
Salmon's vehicle was travelling
south on Route Is when Lawrence's
car struck the rear of it.
Salmon placed under $1,000 bail
On a charge of assault and battery
by motor vehicle when arraigned
before Magistrate Wilbur d. Bur-
ton of Dover.
/ Mans Head Cut
Norman Baynard, fredericksburg,
Md, suffered a laceration of the
! head when a car in which he WIS
riding, driven by William Emerson
/ Baynard, 43, of Denton, and another
car cOllided at Hickman, west OF
Greenwood last Sunday afternoon
He received treatment at Denton
f, physicians office. State police sale
the driver of the other car, Marion
George Davis, 80, of Bridgeville
was fined $40 and costs on reck
less driving charge by Magistrate
Elmer Thomas.
Hawkins and Frankel died Satur
day in Cooper Hospital, Camden, N
J. According to New Jersey police
both men leaped out of their truck
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after the crash, and. with clothes
ablaZe, dashed up the road, trying
to beat out the flames a New .Jer-
sey patrOlman cruising in his squad
car, sped to the scene, took off his
overcOat and smothered the flames
and then took the two men to the
hospital
Funeral services for Hawkins
were held Tuesday at p. m. at the
LOfl2nd Funeral Home, Milford. In
terment in Odd Fellows Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Gladys Hawkins; a son. Marcus L..
Hawkins ii, and two step-children,
Jean Disney, II, and Donald Dis
ney, 10. He is also survived by three
sisters and three brothers. They
are: Mrs. Florence Vail, Philadel-
phia; Mrs. Mary Hurd, Milford,
Mrs. Helen Pierce, POcomOke City.
Md; Charles Hawkins, Port Huron,
Mich; Lee Hawkins, Wilmington,
and EllwOOd Hawkins. Wilmington.
Funeral services for Frankel, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frankel and
a Navy veteran were held last Sun
day in New York City.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29
DR.. J. w. Spies Joins
State Health Staff
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TumOr Clinic at Peking Union Medi-
cal College, Peking, China. lie
served as professor of Preventive
Medicine and Public Health at the
University of Texas and started
that university's cancer program.
Doctor Spies has taught surgical
pathology and was consulant III
tumors at Yale University. HIS
training includes internshlp at 81
Luke's Hospital, New York CITY
and resident surgeon and fellow at
Memorial Hospital i'll New YORK
with work in cancer and allied dis
eases. Recipient of a fellowship
from the American-Belgian round
alton. Doctor Spies made two stud
les in Europe, one on cancer, the
other on tuberculosis.
The new division head is intereS-
ted in writing as we'll as in clinl-
cal work, research and teaching
and has published some 80 articles
on tumors, tuberculosis. and othel
subjects. His headquarters Will be
at the State Board of Health's cen
trail office in the State House, Dow
er. and he will make his home IN
that city.
The post of director of the Div!-
sion of Communicable Disease Con-
troll for the State Board of Health
was left vacant in 1941 when DR.
Joseph Beck obtained leave to
Join the armed services. Dr.. Theo,
dore Hynson of Smyrna, then be-
came acting director. When Doctor
HynsOn went with the U. S. Public