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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-26
Franciiu svoi
preobrut tezko
prezzivIjo

(Konec S ]. Strani.)
Ampak ker spada prvenstvo
najjacji stranki, SO Sc komuni-
sti podali, kar je dobro "a Fran
clio. lie ma ia nacin Sc DO lahko
demokraticno razvijala.
Drugace bi Sc kaj lahko Ego
dilo, da il bi priSel nazaj ma kr-
milo de Gaulle ali pa kak drug
politik njegovega kova in 10 "a
vozil V diktaturo.
Socialist in komunisti V Fran
CHI so pred tezko odgovornost-
10. Milne ustave ljudstvo ma
referendum nj hotelo odobriti.
Torej morajo sedaj sprejeti kaj
boil kompromisnega. A mic ia
kega, kar bi dalo predsedniku
republic diktatorsko moe. V
zavrzeni ustavi bi bill on lie pc
cat in pa figura "a prirejanje
banketov. De Gaulle zahteva,
da mora imeti ne veliko mani
moGi kot n. pr. predsednik Zed.
draw. In tudi ako hi 10 dobil
mani, je veliko.
Ker SO sic vse tri stranke
znova Waldo, in Sc par mani
Sih je zastopanih V Mi, morda
Sc DO Franciji vzlic vsemu po-
srecilo priti V socialism ma de-
mokraticen nacin.
Socializacija tezavno vprasanje
Socialist in komunisti SO "a
socializacijo. Ampak kaj prave-
ga soglasja med mimi nj in je
izgledalo, da ga ne DO, dokler nj
Leon Blum izjavil, da je bodoc-
most Francije in vse Europe
pred vsem V sodelovanju med
komunisti in socialist in v
Franciji je tudi V sodelovanju
obojih S krScansko demokrat-
sko koalicijo.
Kar Sc tice podrzavljenja in
dustrije in prirodnih zakladov,
so nastale tezave prvic ker je
francoski kapitalizem vzlic svo-
iemu kolaboriranju S Hitlerjem
Sc vedno mocan, in pa vsled We
likih ameriskih in angleskih
vlog v francoskih obratih. Dru-
GAGE bi bila socializacija re IL
vedena.
Ko je bill poslan V Zed. drza-
We Leon Blum, da vprasa "a
okrog dive milijarde posojila, je
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-26

je mas - tako zelo potreben.
Mas list zastopa glede Jugosla-
vie pravo stalisce sedaj kot ga
je zastopal takoj ko Sc je dvig-
Mia megla mad to izmuceno de-
zelo in smo spoznali, KIDD Sc bo-
ri "a pravico. NaSe staliSce gle
de Rustic in pa razumevanja
svetovnih razmer je bio vedno
IL vidika razrednega boja. Pro-
letarec nj nikdar zatajil svojih
socialisticnih nacel.
Sodrugi! TAX lls5 Je vreden
podpore, je vreden della in agi-
tactic. Pomagajte mu!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-26

pisom Dzuriia Lasica je prika-
Fan v. porocilu komisije kot do
kument stew. 81.
Tudi Draza Mihajlovic je po-
stall desperation. Njegovi ljudje
so postajali milosrcni. Dne 20.
januarja 1913 je pisal polkov-
niku Bali Stanisicu, v katerem
je rekel:
"ObveScen sem, da V terito-
riju stare Crne gore, posebno v
okraju Niksic, prevladuje duh
Kerenskiizma "a unicenje ko-
munistov in zelenih srajc.
Ma primer ne dolgo nazaj so
cetniki ujeli diva clana Baletice-
We rodbine V Rigjanih, diva ne
varna komunista. Enega Timed
teh SO spustili Sc isti vecer, dru-
gega pa iztrgali IL rok nacijo-
nalisticnih cetnikov komunisti
IL Stube.
Krsto Mimic, rojen V PjcSiva-
Gu, jecar cetniske jetnisnice pri
MikSicu, je dovolil meSeca juli-
ia letos petim komunistom, XII
so bill obsojeni ma smrt, da so
zapustili jeco in je z mimi po-
begnil. Vsi ii komunisti so ime-
Ii biti ustreljeni drugo jutro.
Jecar Mimic je bit kasneje ujet
teda Sc danes je med zivimi,
medtcm ko ljudsko sodiSce ir
krozek izdajalcev in njihovih
zagovornikov pravita: Ia take
slucaje nj nobene dolocbe V Cd
redih. Cakati mora konca vol
ne in potem biti sojen V nor
malnih razmerah.
6. novembra je bio petnajst
zlocincev i~zpuScenih il cetniske
jetniSnice V StraSevici. Oprosti-
Ii so jih nekdanji komunisti, da-
nasnji nacijonalisti. Mono je,
da tudi V tenn slucaju ne DO
nihce smatran odgovornega -.
Ne dolgo nazaj Sc je sestala
V zgodu mad Gornjim Pollen
skupine cetnikov in Sc dogovo-
rila, da je sla mimo skupine ko-
munistov niti en- strel nj
padel. Isto Sc je dogodilo z Zli
Gori in dvakrat V Budosu .
VEN, da TIE vsi taxi slucaji
zelo bolijo, Tebe, XII 81 nacijo-
n%alist, in tudi JAZZ Sc zavedam,
kako rad hi videl popolno uni
Genie teh zlocincev -. Radi te-
ga smatram, da imaS zadosti Cd
locnosti "a nadaljevanie nacijo-
nalisticne borbe, V kateri 81 Sc
do sedaj udejstvoVal.
Sporoci mi, prosim, kakSnc
korake 81 podvzel glede tega.'
Pismo nosi podpis Draze Mi
hajlovica.
{ Dale prihodnjic)
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PRoLErAREc

nedvomno moral obljubiti, da
sc ga ne DO porabilo "a kako
graditev socializma, ampak lie
"a okrcvanje francoske ekono-
mije ma temelju privatne svoji-
ne. Ampak dolg DO kajpada mo-
rala vrniti drzava. Mnogi kriti-
XII smatrajo, da bi bio boljse, &c
Sc Francija ne zadolzi, ker da
Sc DO re kako izvlekla liz svoje
povojne krize. &c pa DO mad MO
vihtel svoj bic Washington, il
DO zmerom neprijetno in nikoli
Sc ne DO mogla p~ostaviti ma
noge.
Vzlic temu pa je namen Fran
CHE uvesti socializirano gospo-
darstvo.
Ne DO lahko, posebno ker We
liza pc pravilih zapadne demo-
kracije nacelo, da je treba pri-
vatne kapitaliste odplacati ma
mesto Jim imovino konfiscirati,
kot Sc je zgodilo V Rusiji in po-
zneje V Mi podrejenih drzavah.
Bidault v vazni vlogi
Sedanji predsednik francoske
Wade George Bidault, XII je
ostal OBJ enem tudi minister
vnanjih zadev, je ma diplomat
Skem odru velika osebnost
vsled svojih prizadevanj "a po-
sredovalca V sporih med soviet
sko in anglo-amerisko koalicijo.
To je ia teden poskusil po-
sebno v zadevi trzaSkega vpra-
SANTA in v veliko drugih.
Francija torej ne DO sla -
"a enkrat sal Sc ne, skozi kak-
sno civilno vojno, ampak pc de-
mokraticnih potih. Bidault je
"a tako taktiko in zahvaliti Sc
mora, da socialist in komunisti
kooperirajo z MIN vec kakor pa
bi bio pricakovati.
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IL SANSovega urodo
1895 w. 18th St, Chicago q, ILL.

goro. Partizani so prodirali ce-
dale blizje. Cetniki SO postaja-
Ii vsak dan bolj brezupni. Dne
Is. oktobra 1913 SO edinice V.
crnogorske partizanske briga-
de koncno zalotile polkovnika
StaniSiCa in generala Dzukano-
vica. V samostanu V Ostrogu,
XII cepi ma strmi crnogorski pc
cini in XII 10 je skoraj nemogo-
&c prcplezati, sta ia diva izdajal-
ca in skupina njunih vodilnih
tovariSev V izdajstvu naSla svoj
n~eslavni konec. Med vaznimi
voditclji cetnikov, XII pri tenn
CetniSkcm polOmu MISC bill "a
ieti, ie bill tudi major Dzuro La
Sic, katerega je MIhajlovic me-
SEGA deccmbra 1941 poStavil "a
poveljnika vseh Gctniskih edi-
mic jugOslovanske vojske V Crni
gori. LaSic je pobegnil V Italijo,
odkoder ie pisal svojemu prija-
teliu VcliSku BojoVicu, XII je
bill tudi GctniSki komandant V
Crni gori. Pismo je datirano rs.
novcmbra 1943 in sc dcloma
glasi:
Moi dragi VcliSko: Vceraj
sem dobil Tvoje pismo. Veseli
me, da 81 xiv in zdrav. Skrbelo
me ic zate in "a vse druge, dasi
ic naSa locitev bila zelo nespa-
metna in brezmiselna. Skupaj
bi Sc morali junaSko boriti pro-
ii domaCi nesreci = komunis-
tom, toda storili smo ravno ma
robe. Vsak je sci V svojo soses--
ko, rislec, da smo tam postal
gospodarji ter da bono blizu do
ma nadalie mirno prebivali. Mi
smo liudje brez razuma in MOI
gan. Sam sc ostal V Lijevi Rife
XII. Brigade domacih odpadni-
kov me je napadla. Bitka je ira
iala diva dni. Moi ljudje so jim
dobro namlatili. Sam sem Videl
enaist mrtvecev. Kasneje sem
zvedel, da je bio 40 ubitih in
mnogo ranjenih. JAZZ sem incl
lie enega ranjenega vojaka. Pri-
pravljal sem Sc ma pOmik cez
Komovo proti Andrijevici, toda
ma predveCer mojega odhoda
sem zalibog zvedel novice naSe
tOtalne katastrofc Postal
sem brczupen. Ne morem Sc ve6
premagavati. Moi zivci so Sli
DO gobe -. Skoda, da nisem pO-
ginil Mice Sc ne briga, &c
Sc Twin ali umrem. Boga pro
sim, da mi pomaga vrniti Sc do
NOV in kaznOvati vse domacl
odpadnike in izdajalce. Zlast5
bonn kaznoval vse oficirje in IL
obrazence, XII SO pozdravili ko.
muniste in Sc jim pridruzili. Pc.
znal ne bonn nobenega izgovora
Use bonn ubil V zVezi SEN
Z ministrom (Mihajlovicem). -.
Malo zaupam njegovim bese
dam. Upam, da DO Medic posla
mocnejSe sile V to pokrajino II
10 Osvobodil -. Kar Sc denarj;
tice, I'll ga ne morem poslati, kel
ga sam nimam &c pride!
do zakliucka, da ne moreS orga
nizirati mocnejSih edinic "a tc
borbo, tedaj sestavljaj trojke
katerih naloga maj DO pomorit
voditelje in vso naSo golazen
&c Jill ne dosezejo, maj unicije
niihOve druzine $3.50"
! Posnetek tega pisma S pod
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-26

on. Italia ga je S Slovenskim
Primorjem vred pc prvi svetov-
nj vojni krivicno dobila in ga
mora vrniti narodu, kateremu
spada.
Bidault meni, da Sc morda to
vpraSanje lahko "a deset let
odlozi. Diplomacija ina pac "a
vratna, in vrh tega tudi polze-
va pota.
Ako verujete poslanstvO, Xxi
ga vrSi "Proletarec', pomagajte
mu v pridobivanju narocnikov
in zbirajte prispevke v njegov
tiskovni sklad.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1946-06-26
Zudevu Druzze
MihoiIoviea
PiSe MIRKO G. KUHEL
(Nadaljevanic.)

I@'t
IZmed liStin v debelem po-
rocilu komisije "a ugotovitev
vojnih %zlocinov morda ravno to
piSmo razodcne najvec. Last
norocno in S podpisom cika
Dzoka, njegov najboli priljub-
lien priimek, je Draza Mihaj-
loviG zapisal, da nj samo odo-
braval, temvcG tudi oscbno vo-
dill Narodne-GctniSkc operacije
prot partizanom in V pCdpOrO
nemSkim, italijanskim in usta-
skim voiaSkim slam. Ia doku-
mcnt tudi dokazuje njegovo IL
redno domiSliavost, brezbriz-
most in buddhist. "Da dosczcmo
svoj cilj," pravi, "izrabljamo
enega sovraznika proti druge-
mu." FaktiGno pa Sc je boril lie
proti partizanom.
Sc drugi Mihailovicev biz
Mi sodelavec je bill general Bla-
70 NJ. DzukanoviG. Bill jc glavni
poveljnik Narodnih cctniSkih
Get V Crni gori. Njegov glavni
stan ic bill V Cetinju, kjer je bill
tudi sedez italijanskega guver-
nerja "a Crno goro. Dno 27.
marco 1913 je general Dzuka-
movie tidal povelje st. 81, ki Sc
odstavkih glasi takOle:
"KomuniSticne sile, zasledO-
vane cd nemSkih in italijanskih
Get in V Opasnem stanju radi
income ofenzive nash narOdnih
sill dolini Neretve, SO Sc reSile
lie S tenn, da SO prebile frontO
in Sc tako reSile IL groznega po-
lozaia. Da bi ne bile zaiete V
dolini Neretve, SO Sc pricele pre-
bijati pri Zimenju (blizu Neve-
sinD in S sunkom utapljajoce-
ga GlQvcka in neozirajoc Sc ma
zrtve, jim je uspelo izsiliti umik
nash Get"
Fotostaticni posnetek tega
vojaSkega porocila S podpisom
generala DzukoviGa je objav-
lien V porocilu komisije "a vol
ne zloGine.
KOlaboracija S sovraznikom
nj bila omejena lie ma borbO pro-
ii partizanom, vkljucevala je
tudi umor. Italijani so razpi-
sail nagrado 10000 lir ma glavo
JagoSa Kontica, enega Timed
partizanskih v%oditeljev. Dne
10. maja 1913 je polkovnik Ba-
jo StaniSic napisal sledeCe pi-
smo poveljniku ". c~etniSkega
bataljona kapitanu Spiri Stoja-
novicu: "Blagajna divizije
"Ferrara" je placala 10000 lir
"a umorjenega upornika - ko-
munista - JagoSa Kontica. Ker
Sc umor omenjenega izvrSili "A.
januarja 1913 vojaki ". batal-
jona S pomocjo zandarmcrije in
nekaterih seljakov, mi nitro po-
Sljite seznam oseb, XII so Sc ude-
lezile Iowa in umora, upoSteva-
Joe seveda tudi oroznike in mi
licarje, da Sc zamore prejeta
nagrada med ME razdeliti."
Ia document nosi podpis
polkovnika Baja Stanisica.
Pc kapitulaciji I~talije SO Sc
nemSke cete pomaknile V Crno
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ALClDE De CASPER PRETI,
DA Sc ITALIJA TRSTU
ne 30
(Nadaljevanje S l. strani.)

Ko ia list izide, Sc bodo mi
nistri velike cetvorice glede TT
sta morda re toliko zedinili, da
ga "a enkrat ne dobi ne Italia
ne Jugoslavija. "Ampak Italia
DO vztrajala pr svojem", je de-
jail de Gasperi.
Edward Kerdelj izjavlja ena-
ko glede Jugoslavije.
Trst pripada Sloveniji, pravi
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(Nadaljevanje z 2. strani.)
900 "a komunikacije in $4,000
pa "a razne podezelne in NEST
ne stroske. Hvala bogu, da mi
ne delamo tako pri SANSu.
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Nase gibanje

NaSe SIbanJe
Urednik Zaitz je dobro zacr-
tai delo pri Proletarcu. Delo DO
slo naprej kot je slo vedno V
proSlosti. Mi vemo, da ina Pro-
letarec dovolj prijateljev, Sc
posebno danes, ko ie tax list kot
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

by Misses Alice Kelly and Nina
Pittman, delegates, at the dinner
meeting of the local club at Hotel
Lorraine. This group has an &C
curate and complete record in the
Master File, sponsored and organ
lied the Whlteville Club and in
creased club membership more
than 20 percent. Miss Kelly, presi-
dent, appointed committees for
the new year
Mrs. Floyd Kelly and Mrs. P.
A. Roberts gave reports Of the
VIEW. and Auxiliary State En-
campment held in Winston-Salem,
at the meeting of Robson WV.
Auxiliary at the UsO hut. Mrs.
Kelly presided. Hostesses were
Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Thomas F..
Parker.
, Mrs. E. A. Allen, ST.. assumed
office as president Of the Thurs
day Afternoon Book Club at a
luncheon for club members given
at Hotel Lorraine by Miss Hettie
Kate Akin, retiring president.
Tentative plans for entertain
ment of the North Carolina
W.C.T.U., which will hold its an
nual convention in Lumberton next
October 16, II and 18, were made
at the meeting of Lumberton
| W.C.T.U. at the home of Mrs. H.
A. Oliver, with Mrs. Johnnie L.
Mcneil assisting hostess. Mrs. P.
S. Kornegay vice-president, pre-
sided. Misses Jerry Odum and Bill
lie Rose Jennings gave the pro-
gram.
New officers of Colonel Thomas
Robson Chapter, OAR, were in
stalled at the chapter meeting in
the home of the regent, Mrs. W.
F. Scarborough. Mrs. o. l.. Henry,
former district director. was in
stalling officer. Those Installed
were Mrs. Scarborough; Mrs. E.
L. Whiting, first vice-regent; Mrs.
Truman Par1nele, recording Sec
rotary; Mrs. Fred Townsend, reg
i%strar; Mrs. James B. Rountree,
historian.
Mrs. c. B. Pate of Lumberton
announces the marriage Of her
daughter, Ruth Parker, to Clifton
Cecil Wilkins, son of Mrs. j. W.
Black and the late Clifton Wilkins
OF Lumberton, Route 5, in Dillon,
S. c., on June 8.
Mrs. o. T. Atkinson of Lumber
ton announces the engagement of
her daughter. Rebecca, to Wade
H. Kinlaw, son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Kinlaw of Lumber
ton. The wedding will take place
in midsummer.
Miss Kathleen Phillips was hos
tess at a bridge luncheon at the
home of her parents, MI. and Mrs.
c. H. Phillips, in compliment to
Mrs. Murphy Bowman. Mrs. NAL
colin Seawell was winner Of high
score prize and Mrs. o. L. Henry,
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Ring
Rites Unite
RoWan-RoZIer

11rMBERTON, July 4-The mar
.ane of Miss Mary Elizabeth
n ra7 daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
,rsIcolrl McCree Rozier, of Lum-
sa-ton. TO John Knox Rowan, son
y Mrs. Beadfe Rowan and the late
TiIliarn Lester Rowan, of Lum-
barton, was solemnized in the home
" +be bride on Thursday, June a.
- $40 o'clock. The brides pas
+or Dr.. Fred w. Paschall, OF
C5e tnut Street Methodist church
reformed the double-ring rites IN
he 9eesence of Is relatives ana
friends.
A Program of wedding music was
rendered by Misses Bette Hannah
# Waynesville, and Doris Good
year. soloists, and Lawrence Red
nond. pianist. The candles were
Iigated by Earl Musselwllte, OF
.aurinburg.
TIE bride entered down the STAIR
way of the home and was met al
he altar by the bridegroom and
best man, Ebert 0. Goodyear.
Her wedding gown was fashioned
Slipper satin and Chantilly lace,
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and her veil Of Brussels net. escal.
ioped and adorned with lace medal
lions, fell from a tiara of nearl-
lied orange blossoms. She wore
an heirloom diamond necklace
mat belonged to the bridegroom
mo.ner and carried a bouquet OF
orloe's roses and stephanotis cen
tered with white orchids.
The brides only attendant was
her sister, Miss Anita Rozier. as
maid Of honor. Her dress was
of lime green m~ousseline de sole.
with ''hich she were a pandeau Of
Pink Delight roses in her hair and
carried a nosegay of mixed flow.
r tied with variegated ribbon.
The mother of the bride was at.
tired in black crepe, with a corsage
o. PINK roses. The bridegroom's
mother wore aqua chiffon with
pink roses corsage.
WIS rowan was graduated from
Plneland school for Girls and at
ended Queens and Greensboro col
leges. She Was employed with the
oecond Signal corps in Washing
ton, D. c., and at the Army Air
depot in Miami, Fla.
The bridegroom attended Mars
Hill college. He served in the
European theatre for 80 months
with the 1o91st Signal company.
he is now in business in Lumber
ton where the couple will live in
their newly-completed residence on
Charles street.
Immediately after the ceremony,
the brides parents entertained at
a reception. In the receiving line
with the wedding party we're the
hosts, Mrs. Beadie Rowan and
Miss Virginia Edmund of Charles
ton, S. C.
Assisting in receiving and en-
t%ertaining were Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. Caldwell, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ben Crofton, E. P. WEIGH; Mes
DANES Sam Shooter, L. E. Foun-
tain, o. K. Kittrell, S. H. Welsh,
c. S. Bristow, J. R. Rozier, Frank
Rozier, ]. A. Belts, Cecile Bull
lock, and Misses Kitty Edens,
Marion Skinner, Teeny Kittrell,
Jackie Oliver, and Elizabeth Ann
Caldwell.
Following the rehearsal Wednes-
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert
y. Goodyear and Miss Doris Good
year entertained for the Rowan
Rozier wedding party. Those as
sisting in entertaining were Mes
DANES A. G. Ford, j. F. Warner,
Earl Musselwhite, Oscar Quick,
Boyd Powers and Joe Doares.
Ebert o. Goodyear was host at
a stag steak supper at Billiards.
near Nichols, S. c., Tuesday night
in honor Of the bridegroom. Gov
ers were laid for IL.
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Lumberton

LUMBERTON, July 4. - Miss
Mary Elizabeth Rozier, bride-elect
Of this month, has been konored
at a number Of parties Mrs. Sam
Shooter entertained at a bridge
party, at which Mrs. F. K. Biggs
was most successful player at 5
tables. Mrs. R. E. Wilkins won
second high and Mrs. j. Frank
Warner, travelling prize. The hon
Gree was presented a gift of crys-
tai and an all-white corsage. The
hostess was assisted in serving by
Mrs. Troy Shooter. Mrs. c. Slower
Bristow and Mrs. S. Hubert Welsh.
Misses Ann Belts and Annie
Florence McRainey were hostess
es at a kitchen shower for Miss
Rozier, the gifts being brought in
by little Misses Phyllis and Lucy
Lloyd Barnes of Union Point, Ca,
cousins and houseguests of Miss
Belts. Miss Wv ian Townsend
played piano selections.
Mrs. l.. E Fountain and Mrs.
O.. X. Kittrell gave a bridge
shower at the home of the latter
complimenting Miss Rozier. Mrs.
Sam Shooter "a winner of high
score, Mrs. R. c. Ivey of low.
The honoree was showered with
miscellaneous gifts. Mrs. S. H.
Welsh and Mrs. Cecile Bullock as
sisted the hostesses in serving.
Miss Rozier was honoree at a
linen shower given by Miss Peggy
MacLaren and Mrs. Roy Penley.
Bingo was enjoyed.
Mrs. James Rozier and Mrs.
Frank Rozier were hostesses at a
dinner party at the Pine Room.
Covers we're laid for 10. The hon
Gree was presented silver and
crystal.
Mrs. S. H. Welsh and Mrs.
Cecile Bullock entertained at a
bridge party. At the five tables
Mrs. o. K. Kittrell was high scor-
er. Miss Peggy MacLaren second
high. Miss Rozier received travel
ing prize, a gift Of china and a
corsage.
Miss Anita Rozier, who was
maid OF honor in her sisters we'd
ding, gave q bridge party at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. M. Rozlcr. Prizes were won
by Mrs. o. K. Kittrell, high; Miss
Peggy MacLaren, second; Mrs.
Sam Shooter, travelling.
Miss Anna Neal West, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George W. West
OF Lumberton, was married to Viii
liam R. Bright, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. P. Bright of Hallsboro,
on June is in Gaffney. S. C.
The Lumberton Business and
Professional Women's Club was
presented three citations at the
State B.P.W. Club convention in
Charlotte in June, it was reported
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CONVICTIONS UP

RALEIGH, July 4.-P-There
were 1874 convictions for drunken
driving during the month of June,
resulting in the revocation or sus-
pension Of drivers permits, accord
ing to Motor Vehicle Commissioner
T.. B. Ward. The figure represents
an increase of 10 over the total
for June a year ago.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

When Ethiopia fell to Italy,
some importers turned to the Ar
gentine where the markings of
local wildcats resemble small
leopards.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

were Mrs. W. W. Parker, vice
president; Mrs Graham Mclean
secretary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

Mrs. Graham Mclean was hos.
tess to Lumberton Garden Club At
us last meeting before the sum
mer recess. Mrs. Bertha Single.
tary presided. Officers elected
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travelling prize. A gift was pre-
sented Mrs. Bowman.

Mrs. c. B. Pate and her son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Kelly, feted Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifton Cecil Wilkins newlyweds.
at a cake-cutting at their home
twenty-five friends showered the
couple with gifts. Those assisting
in receiving YER Mrs. G r
Chance, Mrs. l.. O. Rowland, Mrs.
Jennings Stone, Mrs. c. S. Chance.
mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Black, Misses
Marguerite Lewis and Billie Rose
Jennings.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

Honoring Miss Louise Helms.
orlde-elect, Mrs. velma L. Drone
and Miss lIilda Bailey were hos
tesses at a lingerie shower at Mrs
Drone's apartment. Miss Eliza
beth Love was winner in a ron.
test. Miss Myrtle Rose Lytton as.
sisted IN serving.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

The Lumberton Business and
Professional Women's Club was
presented three citations at the
State B.P.W. Club convention in
Charlotte in June, it was reported
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

Miss Anna Neal West, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George W. West
OF Lumberton, was married to Will
liam R. Bright, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. P. Bright of Hallsboro,
on June Is in Gaffney. S. C.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-05

Miss Kathleen Phillips was hos
tess at a bridge luncheon at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Phillips, in compliment to
Mrs. MURPHY Bowman. Mrs. NAL
colin Seawell vas winner Of high
score prize and Mrs. o. L. Henry.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-07-13

progressive trade union leaders,
whom he characterized as Com
munists and Fascists."
Mr.. Clark's statements were
probably not entirely due to mai
vete or ignorance; he doubtless
knows that the fascist fifth col
umn is intensifying its work in
the, Chicago area. But Mr.. Clark
is not troubled about the fascist
fifth column; nor is he doing
anything to curtail its activities.
From his point of view, the fascist
fifth column may even have
certain usefulness, since storm
troopers always make excellent
Strikebreakers.
At any rate, Mr.. Clark is today
withdrawing Department of JUS
tice investigators from fascist or
CARNATIONS, and is concentrating
on investigating" the progress
sive trade unions and other anti
fascist groups.