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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-30
KATKA ZUPANCIC:
7 " D. RI

ne 80" je pocasi zategnil ter me
pomembno pogledal. In ker nj
opazil ma mojem obrazu druge-
ga, kot veliko azaGudeno vpra-
SAME, je nekoliko nestrpno do
dial: "No, ali nisva g~ovorila 0
otrokih? JAZZ imam stir, pa bi
Jill bio lahko vec, a ii imas sa-
mo enega. Zakaj ne vec?" Po-
mahal ie z roko, ceS, nj mi treba
odgovoriti, ker vse brez tega
We. Pomolcal je, kakor da isce
besed.
"Eh, kaj, sal je vseeno, kako
zacnem, Pref 81 me vprasala pc
moi deci. Cvrsti so in zdravi
vsi STRIFE. Hvala Bogu!" je po-
udaril in nj bilo dvoma, da je
poudaril prav Cd srca.
"Prvi trije so Sc mi narodili,
ko sem bill komaj stir leta oze-
njen. Tako ne SINE vec naprej,
sem 81 rekel. Ia moi gruntec Jill
je dovolj. Pa sva Sc zmenila z
zeno, da bova boil pc menisko
zivela. Bos menisil, &c nisi V
kloStru! Natanko cez enaist me-
secev SO prikricala nova usta ma
sVet -.
Z nekim prijateljem, XII je pri-
Sci il Amerike, sva Sc pogovar-
jala o marsicem = tudi o tenn
mojem vprasanju, ma katerega
JAZZ nisem nasel resitve, cato pa
je bill on boil podkovan. In mi je
dial ~nasvete in sredstva. Dolga
dolga leta je bio vse " redu.
Potem pa je bill pr fari mission.
Sla sva k spovedi obadva. Ali
zena je ma nesreco naletela ma
patra, XII jo je ~zvijal in zvijal,
dokler mu nj reva zaupala mali
ne zakonske skrivnosti.
Ohio, potem Sc je pater sele
razpasel, kakor pravimo, pa il
zocital in naklestil toliko O gre
hui, o smrtnem grehu, in il napi-
hal v duso toliko pekla, da sem
Sc skoro sesedel, ko sem jo pc
mast zagledal pred zvoniki. GA
nez, greSila sva! Ne ii ne JAZZ nj
sva vedela, da gresiva. VISA ia
dolga leta sva gresila! Smrtni
greh IA smrtni greh -. Moi
Bog, kaj DO z nami ..."
Cul sem re vcasih, da so mi
sijoni "a nekatere nevarni. Mar
Sc il je zmesalo? Posteno sem
Sc ustrasil. 90 kakSnih grehih
govoriS?"
In zacela mi je praviti, da sva
Boga samega ogoljufala "a duse
najinih nerojenih otrok -. No,
potem mi je bio jasno vse. A "a
slutil sem tudi, da Sc bodo ne
mara patrovi prekleti kremplji
ma najinim zakonskem zivljenju
poznali. In me je grabila jeza.
"Zakaj nisi vprasala patra pc
njegovi nerojeni deci?" Pa kaj
hi p~ravil. Res je lie to, da nj bilo
pc tistem casu mic vec pravega
miru v nasi Hist. In kjer nj miru,
- .A "
nj ne srece. I'll poznas mojo re
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-30
Tydi V Nemeiii poskusoio z
yoiilnimi experiment

V razicnih zavezniSkih zonah v Nemciii so imeli " rama
.lokalna in krajevna zastopstva re precej volitev. v Hamburger,
ki je V angleski zoni, SO dobni vecino socialdemokrati. Ma Bavar-
skem pa nekaksna krscanska demokratska stranka, XII je reakcio-
marina in MEN glavni BOZ je proti komunizmu in prav tako proti
socalidemokratom. ~
Nedavno so Sc vrSle volitve v Berinu. Socialdemokrati so
dobili blizu so odstotkov glasov, stranka socialisticnega edinstva
ckrog ~ odstotkov in estate glasove SO dobile ti druge stranke.
Stranka soclallstlcnega edinstya je zdruzena organizacija komu-
nistov in levicarskih sociaistov v sovjetski zoni. Dobila ie mani
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-30
Now vodja odbora
poIifiene okciie Go

S smrtjo Sidneyja HilImana je
rastala v pOIiticnem gibanju, XII je
bio pred par lett ustanovljeno pod
okriljem unij CLIO, velika yrzel.
Kajti Hillman mu je bill duSa. Bill
je dOber strateg in razumeI je pO-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-30
bozzii
|bioqosIov.

Il dina m1Znlce sem pODrala
zadnji koscek papirja, re zaru-
mcneil izrezek menda liz nekda-
MEGA ljubljanskega ULTRA. Emo
va sem precitala %naznanilo o
smrti zene, XII je rodila - reel
in pisi-pet in d~vajset otrok -.
Toda samo trije, trije cd vseh
pet in dvajsetih, so oh njeni
smrti Sc ziveli!
Koliko nakupicene nuke in
trpljenja, brige in zalosti Sc skri-
va V teh nekaj stavkih!
Kakor Sc zdi vse skupaj ne
v~erjetno, vendar nj izmisljeno.
Tudi ne verjamem, da bi Sc bila
vrinila kaka pomota, kajti OBJ
koncu SO ii trije, XII so svojo ma
ter Sc preziveli, navedeni z ime-
nom in eden cd teh je = Sveto-
Ear Banovec, tudi nam pc Anne
riki znani operni pevec.
In sem Sc spomnali Janeza R.
Kaksnih osem let je bill starejSi
cd meme, a poznala sem ga cd
svojih otroSkih let. Seznanlla
sem Sc kasneje tudi z njegovo
zeno, zlasti pa Sc z njegovima
prvima otrokoma, XII sta k meni
hodila v solo.
In ko sem bila l. 1880 V start
domovini, sva Sc z Janezom 20
nakljucju srecala. Ma zunaj Sc
Sc nj toliko spremenil, ali kret-
ME in glas, pa Sc marsikaj dru-
gega Sc mi nj zdelo njegovo.
Duh pc pijaci mi je potrdil do
mnevo, da Sc ga je MOI precej
nasrkal. Neprijetno presenece-
ME zane, kajti &c je kje KIDD
poznal svojo nero, 10 je on.
Seveda sem ga takoj vpraSala
pc Jozku in Nickel.
Hrupno Sc je nasmejal, kar je
bilo tudi novo zane, pa dejal,
da je Jozek re zdavna nehal biti
jock, -ampak je eel Joza, XII re
nekaj let gleda "a dekleti. Mic
kica je tudi re postala ~postavna
Micka, XII il DO kje ia dan treba
odsteti doto, Sal je najmlajsemu
re mad sestnajst let, je pripom-
nil in zakrilil S svojimi dolgimi
rokami kot nj poprej nikdar
krilil.
Use boil Sc mi je zdelo, da tt
ci "a njegovo pijanostjo globlji
vzrok. "Torej je ostalo pri prvih
stirih," sem navezala ma njego-
We zadnje besede.
"Glej jo, no! Koliksno proce-
sijo otrok pa imaS tt "a sabo,
ha? Maj stejem cd katerega kra-
ia Gem, nastejem emo samo sa-
maherno punGiko!" me je zafrk-
nil. Nato pa Sc je kakor odreza-
no zresnil in Sc zamislil. In cez
cas-: "Ves kaj? Pill sem, cato ii
bonn nekaj povedal, kar tt dru-
GAGE ne bi, ceprav bi me cd vseh
ljudi ii Sc najbolj razumela. Kaj-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-30
IOsKo OVEN:
: RAZGOvoRI

ciji v Nemciji, hodijo grSki fast
sti in kolaboratorji svobodno 20
atenskih ulicah. Velika vecina
teh sluzi danes v grski kralievi
armada. Kot poroca George Wei,
Ter, je Grska edna dezela, kier
MISC do danes nit enega mem,
skega ali pa italijanskega kola-
boratorja - usmrtili. Docim Sc
je pred ocmi angleske armada,
katere glavni Gin je bill zaduSe,
ME republike, ubilo ma tisoce
pristaSev republike, komuni,
stow, .socialistov in liberalcev.
Torej "a tiste, kateri SO Sc DO,
rili proti okupatorju = smrt, in
"a tiste, kateri so sodelovali z
nemSkimi in italijanskimi faS,
sti = svoboda. Angleska DELAY,
ska stranka BIO to sramoto tezkO
prezivela.
Jugoslavija je tudi precej ma
dnevnem redu. Sedaj ponovno
grme V nasem drzavnem depart
mentu, da ina Tito zasuznjenih
par sto ameriSkih drzavljanov.
Jugoslovanska vlada je pojasni-
la, da so to V vecini nemskega
pokolenja ter naturalizirani
ameriski drzavljani. Wsi I'll 50
bill V Jugoslaviji naseljeni Sc
pred vojno in sodelovali z Mem
CT in Italijani. V naSem draw
mem departmental Sc danes vrSi
kot Sc ma primer pr ameriSki
federaciii della: Nadari prijate-
lie in kaznuj sovraznike.." &c
ne verjamete, vprasajte Cehe.
Pri mas
Pred nekaj tedni Sc je ma po-
vabilo tukajsnjih klubov in uni
verz nahajala vecja skupina So
vjetskih kulturnih delavcev, ka-
terlh namen je bill Zblizanje ter
sporazum med Mani in soviet
skimi ljudstvi. Par dni pc do
hodu Jill je pozval mas justicni
department., da Sc morajo regi-
strirati kot TUT AGENT. Ko SO Sc
slednji obrnili ma sovjetsko po-
slaniStvo, jim je bilo naroceno-
ne registrirati, Oh enem je So
Vjetsko poslaniStvo napravilo
pritozbo v Washingtonu. Ali to
nj pomagalo.. Ponovno Sc ie "a
htevali registriranje. Rusi so Cd
povedali vse Min angaziranje
ter odpotovali nazaj V Rusijo.
Ma ia naGin delajo "a prijatelj-
sko kulturno zblizanje med
Ameriko in Rusijo V Washing
tonu. Kadar pa pride Churchill,
ali kak drug diplomat neofic,
jelno V Zed. drzave - ter S svo-
JIM govori napravi skoro vojno
- Sc pa kaj takega ne zahteva.
Upajmo, da DO sedanje zaseda-
ME mirovne conference zdruze-
nth narodov V New Yorku L.
boljSalO ia p~olozai.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-30
PREZNEKOVALEC MA
PROMENADE

Use gre Pc sreci:
On zveci gumi,
CAS- zveci MEGA.
Ko p~rezveci gumi,
ga izpljune.
Ko DO CAS- prezvecil MEGA,
ga DO izpljunil.
LIE zveci!
Use gre pc sreci -.
IL "Pavlihe".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-10-30

AkO verujete v poslanstvo, XII
ga vrSi "P~roletarec'', pomagajte
mu v pridobivanju narocnikov
in zbirajte prispevke V njegov
tiSkOVni skladi
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06
National OARS
Elect Mrs.. Sheriff.
As State Chaplain

NEW BERN, Nov. 5-Mrs. Kari
Sheriff. of Statesville is now state
chaplain for the national society
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton of North Carolina, following
her recent election to the office
by the state D. A. R. executive
board to succeed Mrs. Robert I.
Dalton, of Charlotte, who was elect
ed last year at the state confer
ence in Charlotte but found it
necessary to resign during the
summer because of i'll health.
Mrs. Sheriff. is the former regent
OF the Fort Dobbs chapter of
Statesville and a former district
o. A. R. director. During the past
three years she was state chair
man of the D. A. R. Student Loan
fund committee, and is now serv-
ing as state chairman of the Good
Citizenship Pilgrimage committee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06
State Garden Club
Plans For Pilgrimage

CHAPEL HILL, Nov. 5-Plan;
for the 1947 statewide garden pill
grimage to be conducted by the
Garden club of Nortl- Carolina
will be initiated at a meeting Of
pilgrimage chairmen of the 81
local garden clubs to be held here
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Roy Homewoo6, Chapel
Hill, state pilgrimage chairman,
who has called the meeting, will
preside over the II o'clock con-
ference at Carolina Inn and the
luncheon will follow.
Heading the state Garden club
officers who will be in attendance
is Mrs. ]. S. Kitchener, pre- sident,
of Raleigh, who will speak at the
opening of the conference.
The 1947 pilgrimage will be the
first such statewide project to
be held since 1912, the tours hav-
ing been abandoned during the war.
Enthusiastic response from garden
club officials in all parts of the
state leads Mrs. Homewood to
believe there will be statewide
representation at the preliminary
meeting tomorrow. Suggestions for
committees and specific gardens
and homes to be included in the
tour will be made, and from the Sc
details of the pilgrimage will be
worked out.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06
Junior Sorosis To Stage Fo||ies
~UnderDirectionO fRobertC Gan,

North Carolina Junior Sorosis,
federated woman's club, discuss
ed at it's November business meet
ing Monday evening the sponsor
ship of The Follies of 1947' with
a tentative date of February. This
production will be produced and
directed by Jerome H. Cagill Pro-
duction cooperation of New York
city under the advance direction
Of Robert H. Gage, of New York.
This show will be staged to raise
funds for the clubs main project
of the year, that of the malnten-
ance of the nursery school at
Nesbitt courts.
Members of North Carolina
Junior Sorosis as we'll as all local
talent will be invited to take part
in the show.
New members voted into the
club at last evenings meeting
were Mrs. c. j. Humphreys, Miss
Shirley Newlano, Mrs. H. j. Noff-
singer, Mrs. John Parker, Mrs.
Leon Walsh, Mrs. Davis Polvogi
and Miss Marjorie Voss.
The club voted to continue the
Sunday evening candlelight serv-
ices held at the Community cen
ter and also voted to assist N. c.
Sorosis in the selling of tickets
for the Garcia Bell Williams pro.
gram to be presented on Novem-
Der 10 at 8 o'clock in New Han
over High school. Miss Dorothea
Jones is chairman of the ticket
|committee for Junior Sorosis.
Mrs. Hubert Newland was elect
led vice-president to fill the un-
expired term of Mrs. Jack Fus-
sell. A nominating committee for
1947 was elected as follows: Miss
Dorothy Forbes, chairman, as
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06
SOCIAL and CLUB
dates to remember
CLUB
am

will be held in the club house
on North Third street.
$3.50 p. m. Cape Fear Navy
Mothers club will meet at
the American Legion home.
$3.50 p. m.-Ladies auxiliary OF
the Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen will meet at the
Junior Order hall. All men,
bers are urged to attend.
400 p. m.-The Dorcas Society OF
St. Paul's Lutheran church
will meet in the Educational
building. All members are
urged to be present.
800 D.. m.-The Georgia Barton
class of the Temple Baptist
church will meet at the home
of Mrs. ]. S. Warwick, 1905
Princess street.
800 o. m.-Harvest Festival at
Long Creek school, Rocky
Point, will be held in the
school auditorium, sponsored
by the P.-T.A. The public is
invited.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06

will be presented in early Dec
ember.
Sa .Lonnie Williams and Jack
Perkins hanging around high schoo.
the other day. Jack is a student al
the college extension here ano
Lonnie is home on leave from Fort
Bliss. After ten days Lonnie will
go to Camp Stone, California, from
where he will leave for overseas.
I passed Jere Lewis on my way
to Issac Bear building Monday
afternoon, and he looked mighty
fine in his uniform. Jere is also
In the army and is home on his
ten day leave. He had to jump
right on the bus, so he didn't have
time to tell more, but it sho is
good seeing him back home again.
Bobby Calhoun stopped in the
drug store the other sday where ]
saw him, and he's home for q
couple of days from Presbyterian
Junior college.
Once again we have found that
we have another outstanding Will
mington girl that we can be mighty
proud of. Elizabeth Marye, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Marye
of Wilmington, has entered the
girls tennis team at Stratford
COLLEGE in Danvi11e VIRGINIA, .nd
will play for the championship
Those of you who know Elizabeth
Will remember that she was one
of the outstanding members of the
tennis team here. She did very
well in her school work too, in
cldently, and was a very popular
member of her class.
Time has come again to say
goodbye for right now, so I'll be
seeing you around.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06

classes at MIND are pIeSellt1i1S
three short plays to the student
body during the morning assem-
blies. when Shakespeare Ladies
Meet" a fast moving satire being
presented by the seventh period
class in Speech Arts, is being given
during the Tuesday and Wedne5'
day morning assemblies to the
freshmen and ~sophomores respect
lively.
Following the comedy, when
Shakespears'S Ladies Meet" is a
light fantasy, Maker of Dreams"
chosen and being given by the
fifth period Speech Arts class in
a special Thursday assembly to
the juniors and seniors. This short
play is a very dramatic story and
the members of the class chosen
as the characters will capably
handle the roles.
Another play, mo Greater
Love-" will be presented by the
fifth period class next Thursday
morning to the juniors and seniors.
These performances mark the
initial presentations of the Speech
Arts classes this year. These class
es r considered the hub of the
dramatic wheel at MINIS and
therefore hold hopes of many such
presentations continuously through
out the school year. The work
done by the classes is under the
adult supervision of Miss Mildred
johnson with different student d.
rectors for each play.
The Hi-Y and Tri-H.-Yi chapters
here in Wilmington will once again
follow the marked path by giving
their annual minstrel. Since an
early presentation is hoped for,
work is already underway for the
minstrel this year. A mass meet
ing of all Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y chapt-
ers was held last Thursday after
noon in the MINIS auditorium for
the purpose of securing a listing
of all possible talent for the show.
Princess %Stellings, president of the
coordinating committee, has an
nounced that the possible date
will fall in mid-February.
Practices for the dramatic club
play, "The Little Minister" have
have already begun and the play
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06

TODAY
The W. S. c. S. Of Grace Metho-
dist church will hold the
monthly church day as fol,
lows.
Z HOO a. m.-Spiritual Life group
- 1880 a. m.-Circles will meet.
1900 noon,-Business meeting.
lis D. m.-Luncheon with circle
-. 5 hostess, with Mrs. Bruce
Yandle as leader Of circle.
$3.50 o. m.-Memorial Methodist
church will meet as follows:
Circle i and 2 with Mrs. ].
c. Murdoch.
$3.50 p. m. North Carolina Society
-. of Colonial Danes will hold
~ their monthly meeting in the
house of the Colonial Danes
~. on Third and Market streets.
800 p. m. Circle 3 with Mrs. j.
T. Hand.
800 p. m.-The Past Noble Grands
~ club of Letitia Rebekah de-
az gree will hold a meeting at
the home of Miss Eta
Craig, 623 South.tSixth street.
~ Members are requested to
note change of date.
Jl THURSDAY
20 800 p. m.-The executive board
IL of N. c. Sorosis will meet.
! $3.50 p. m.-The Junior Auxiliary
of the American Legion will
meet at the Legion home on
South Third street. All mem
~ bers are urged to attend.
s.. $3.50 p. m.-The monthly meeting
of the North Carolina Sorosis
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06
PERSONALS

1st 1t. L. W. Preston, Jr., who
has been stationed in Manila ir
the adjutant generals department
for over a year, arrived in Sar
Francisco, Calf, on Monday and is
expected to arrive in Wilmington
within the next ten days.
The Rev. William Gordon. Jr.,
of the Episcopal mission at Poin1
Hope, Alaska, and his mother, Mrs
William Gordon, Sr., are the house.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George c,
Thomas at their home, 319 Mar
ket street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham D. Farm.
er and children, Ann and Graham,
and Mr.. W. G.. Farmer have re.
turned home from Durham after
attending the Duke Georgia Tech,
game.
Winifred Rarriss, Sara Kay Jor-
dan, Charles Russell and Malcolm
Crawford r leaving today for St.
Petersburg, Fla. where they viii
attend the Southern Regional Stu
dent Council Congress. They will be
accompanied by Mrs. Edyth Win.
ningham, of the New Hanover
High school faculty, advisor of the
student council.
The Rev. W. j. B. Livingston ane
Mrs. Livingston and children
Sally, Billy and Penny of Logan
West Va, arrived on Monday tt
spend several days with Mr.. Liv
ingston's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S
P. Livingston.
Rev. H. F. Brinson, who has beer
a patient at the James Walker Me
mortal hospital, has returned t,
his home at Currie.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06
Dennis Cooke
Will Speak At ECTC
Luncheon Meeting

The New Hanover chapter OF the
East Carolina Teachers college
Alumni association will have a
luncheon meeting in the private
dining room of the Friendly cafe
terra at 1 o'clock on Saturday, No
vember 9.
DR.. Dennis Cooke, president OF
the college, will be guest speaker
All alumni are urged to attend,
For reservations, please call Miss
Martha Whitehurst at 2-2O90S by
Wednesday, November 6.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06

WHITEVILLE, Nov. 5.-The
executive committee of the Co.
lumbus Baptist association has
been authorized to proceed with
plans for the construction of a
cottage at one of the State Bap-
fist orphanages to be known as
Columbus Cottage, it was dis
closed here by Rev. Winfrey
Davis, pastor of the Baptist
church at Tabor City and mod
orator of the association.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06
Mrs. H. R. Coleman
AT Home To Local
D. A. R. Chapter

Mrs. H. R. Coleman will be hos
tess to the November meeting OF
Stamp Defiance chapter, Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution,
on Friday evening at 8 o'clock at
her home, 2512 Market-street road.
Year books will be distributed
to members at this time and a
full attendance is desired.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06
EMPLOY

WHITEVILLE, Nov. 5.-The
Columbus Baptist association
has authorized it's executive
committee to employ an asso-
ciational missionary for work
among the weaker churches of
Columbus county.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06
The Jayceettes To Hold
Dinner Meeting Thursday

A dinner meeting of the Jayceet-
ties will be held On Thursday at
7:3O o'clock, in the dining room of
the Friendly cafeteria.
The installation of officers will
take place at this meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06
Teen-Age
Taller
By WINIFRED HARRISS

The wet GOODNESS of mdautumn ushers in each e day, and
gradually begins to open the door to Winter. The bright morning
sun falls laMy down to glorify the red and golden hues OF Nature s
brush. Turning leaves drift twistingly through the air and fall to rest
on the danapened sidewalks. AS November rushes in, the warm tinge
still lies in the air down this way, likely at any minute to change to a
biting cold.
As the school year rolls m it seems that the highlght is the
dra ANA work going O around school This week the Speech Arts
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06

Four points mustbe on the same
horizontal plane in design of air
craft FOR s%upersoric speeds: cen
ter of gravity, center of lift, cen
ter of lateral area, and thrust line.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06

Foods have been frozen by in
dustrial processes since the be-
ginning of this century, with the
greatest strides made in the last
few years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06

sisted by Miss Anne voos,
and Mrs William Boles. T .s,7
new names were also 4-'es
Tor membership at last nirs'
meeting; these will be vo, asA'
of the club. "'eeung
Following the business ss,,;,.
refreshments were served.
The French government s5i,,
owned Louisiana once n,,n %.'a
land owners who failed IN s',5 !,
levees in protection agajn,. '4 40
Mississippi river. NE
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06
Births
JOANNE MARIE

JOANNE MARIE
Mr.. and Mrs. James V. Conroy
announce the birth of a daughter,
jeanne Marie, October Is at Marion
Sprunt annex. Mrs. Conroy is the
former Ruth Marie Mccoy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-06
JAMES TERRY

JAMES TERRY
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Glenn Will
lingham of Richmond, Va, an
nounce the birth of a son, James
Terry Willingham, November 4th, at
Stewart Circle hospital, Richmond,
Va. Mr.. Willingham is the son of
Mrs. Mary G.. Willingham and the
late DR.. Benjamin J.. Williagham
of this city.
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side with "a inch thick felt and
then aluminium covering, then a
kitchen, complete with refrigera-
tor and sink was put in. A DUNK
and several big easy chairs, extra
windows. So this General could
fly around in style and comfort.
This is the truth, I saw the plane
in the process of construction as l
installed an air conditioner, tenn
porarily so the men could Work
in the plane without knocking
themselves out from the heat. And
he is only a 1-star General. His
name is Powers. Now the secretary
of War comes over here to inspect
the bases to see which ones need
to be kept in full strength opera
ton. We asked him about the de-
mobilization and he didn't even
know that points were frozen as
of September 2, 1915. Also he did
not know that General Marshall,
his own Chief of Staff, had made
the statement to the effect that on
March 20, 1916 all men with two
or more years of service could step
up to the counter and get his dis
charge. He also said that all men
with As points could expect to be
home by the end of March. We
were supposed to be eligible for
discharge the first of February.
Now the War Department says the
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Scenic Drive

In line with the above move is
on foot to establish scenic drive
west of town following the brow
of the ridge from the west end OF
the golf course to connect with the
present Highlands route TO H1cn'
land.
The idea is commendable. Es.
pecially at night with spread OF
lights that mark KenneWick, Pas
co. Richland and the Naval All
Station with the river a Light
streak under the star filled skies
is the sight of a thrill.
Under the sun of day the river
attains it's fullest majesty from
that ridge, moving relentlessly to
its rendezvous with the waters OF
the Pacific. And the blossomlng
valley on the one side and the
Highlands orchards and vineyards
lend a GOODNESS to the hottest day.
Another idea that could stand
more consideration is the idea OF a
memorial on top of Jump-Otf Joe
with a passable road to the sum-
nit. The Astoria Column carries
out such an idea and has paid for
itself many times over in the inter-
est it has developed.
The construction OF the Umat1l-
la Dam will offer many more OPP
portunities for recreational and
scenic development. Perhaps with
the full utilization of all we have
at hapd tourists may Ginger q
little Hnger."