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Evening star., 1946-09-27
Boot Homes in Britain

Landing craft hulls converted into
small houseboats with all facilities
and called "floathomes," soon will be
selling in Britain at $500 each.
Evening star., 1946-09-27

Mission Studies Forms
An agricultural mission including
10 Americans and 13 Chinese is
studying Chinas farm problems.
Evening star., 1946-09-27

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica., Sept. q
P).-A passenger who arrived by
plane yesterday from San Salvador
where general strike has been
called by student and labor groups,
said that between II and Is per-
sons were killed and several more
wounded during a demonstration
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1946-09-27
Salvador Stores Reopen
As Troops Keep Order
By the Associo,ed Press

SAN SALVADOR, Ell Salvador,
Sept. 27.-Some businesses reopened
their doors and transportation was
resumed yesterday as troops patroled
the streets in the midst of a gen.
eral strike called by the student
and labor groups.
The streets were clear of strikers
who demanded remodeling of the
cabinet and the removal of certain
police officials. The troops had
been ordered to resort to drastic
measures to preserve order.
dispatches to Guatemala said
shots were fired yesterday after
noon, but the extent of casual
ties was not known
Authorities said the strike ap-
peared to have been prepared with
foreign aid.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Mrs. Heavrin Draws
All Months Term
For Rental Larceny

Mrs. Anna e. Heavrin, 81, of the
HOO block Twenty fifth street NV,
late yesterday received four to II
months in Jail after being convicted
Of accepting money for rental Of an
apartment and then refusing to let
the tenant occupy the place.
Mrs. Heavrin was recently found
guilty by a District Court jury on
the charge of grand larceny. She
was sentenced by Justice Henry A.
Schweinhaut.
According to the charge, Miss
Eleanor T. Butkiewicz, rs, who
resided in the 340o block of P street
NV, had read an advertisement in
q newspaper stating that Mrs.
Heavrin had a third-floor apartment
to rent.
Miss Butkiewicz said she met Mrs.
Heavrin at the door of the Twenty
fifth street address, was shown the
apartment and decided to take It..
Miss Butkiewicz, according to testi-
mony, then called her fiance and
informed him that they could now
be married because an apartment
was available. A payment of $50
for rent a.si $40 for utilities was
then made, she said.
The young woman rushed back to
get her furniture and when she
returned to the Twenty-fi fifth street
address, she said she was told by
Mrs. Heavrin: "I have never seen
you before"
Mrs. Heavrin then ordered Miss
Butkiewicz to leave and threatened
to order some dogs on her, accord
ing to testimony.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Mother Must Post
Bond 10 Visit Son

In move which legal circles de-
scribed as rare, the use of bond
was ordered late yesterday to guar
antee that a mother abides by a
District Court order governing visits
to her 3-year-old son, who Is in his
fathers custody as the result of a
divorce action.
Justice James M. Proctor ruled
that Mrs. Naomi May Smith, 27, may
see her boy, Carl Sd, for nine hours
weekly, provided she posts $1,000
bond to prevent her from violating
the order.
Mrs. Smiths husband, Carl H.
Dawson Smith, jr, Internal Revenue
auditor, received an absolute divorce
from her on grounds of adultery,
which also was signed by Justice
Proctor.
Mrs. Smith will be permitted to
see the child between am. and 6
pm. on Sundays. According to tes-
timony in the divorce case, the child
was taken from his father during
the court action by three men who
were paid $1,000. Mr.. Smith was
ranresented by Attorney Jean M.
Boardman.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Implied Promises in Ads
Must Be Kept, Club Warned

Bert Sarazen, director of publicity
and public relations for the Hecht
Co., warned members of the Wash
ington Advertising Club at lunch
con at the Hotel Statler yesterday
that the accumulated breakage OF
implied promises" in advertisements
might some day end the whole ad-
vertising operation.
AS an implied promise, Mr.. Sara
zen cited the suggestion that If a
young woman uses a certain brand
of soap her boy friend will come
back to her. This is a promise, the
speaker said, that the advertiser
cannot make good.
He cited others and took special
delight in reading copy from cur
rent fountain pen ad. He was con-
sidering, he said, the development
of a pen filled with water that would
write under ink.
Continued buying of United
States Savings can go far to pre-
vent a bonn and buSt.
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Inzanir Stanko Dimnik

Inzenir Stanko Dimnik, pro-
fesor Srednje tehnicne Sole v
Ljubljani, je eden izmed ma ia
gilnejsih organizatorjev in pro-
pagatorjev tako zvane "phve
garde." Cd leta 1912 dalje je bill
clan Narodne legije in so Sc ME-
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cim vec pristasev "a izdajalca
Mihajlovica.
Ko je leta 1943 prisel IL vol.
mega ujetnistva v Ljubljano, je
takoj stopi1 stike znanim IL
dajalcem Novakom, XII je bill ko-
mandant Mihajloviceve vojske v
Sloveniji in kot tax organizator
osovrazene belle garde (MVAC).
\ .Navezal je stike professor
jem Krosljem, organizatorjem
Narodne legije ter je odsel ma
Primorsko, kjer je postal eden
izmed njenih najagilnejsih or
ganizatorjev. Sam je primal, da
Sc je neprestano vozil IL Ljub-
ljane v Trst in Gorico ter iskal
tam izdajalskih zaveznikov. Ma
veal je tudi stike z znanim mo-
rilcem Vojvodom Jevdjevicem.
Bill je v tesnih stikih z nemsko
policijo, XII je inela vanj toliko
zaupanje, da mu je dala dovolje-
ME "a presto gibanje ma Primor-
skem.
Pri zaslisanju je sam primal,
da je pri organizaeiji Narodne
legije in pozneje eetniskih odre-
dov naletel ma Primorskem po-
vsod ma velik odpor, ker je bilo
tam ljudstvo proti okupatorju.
DR.. Vladimir Kukman
Svetnik bivse Pokra jinske
uprave DIR. Vladimir Kukman je
bill kot aktivni sodelavec in clan
Narodne legije v najtesnejsi
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zvezi 8 petokolonasems DIR. Ba-
nom. Al-tivno je sodeloval v ta-
ko zvani napredni delovni skup-
nosti odnosro Slovenski zvezi in
pripravljal nacrte upravne ure-
ditve, XII maj bi belo- in plavo-
gardisticni izdajalski kliki po-
magala do zopetnega prevzema
oblasti mad slovenskim naro-
dom. Tudi on spada " vrste onih
zakulisnih reakcionarskih izda-
jalcev, XII so S svojim delom pri-
pravljali tia zloeinom, zaradi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04
KDO PREDNJACI?

Mnogokrat slisimo in citamo 0
narodnem prednjastvu " Ameri-
XII. Tega nj! Vsaka narodnost je
doprinesla svoj delez danasnji
Ameriki. Stvarno je opisano v
knjigi "A Nation of Nations" XII
je najnovejse delo nasega anne
risko-slovenskega pozpanega in
spoStouanega pisatelia Lelis
Adamica. Knjigo Sc dobi tu6 v
lureLlniStvu Enakopravnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04
cev v italijanska koncentracij-

cev v italijanska koncentracij-
ska taborisca.
Izdajalci, XII so skupno fash
sticnimi okupatorji pripravili to
strahotno narodno nesreeo, so
storili vse, da bi jo cimbolj IL
koristili v svoje podle namene.
+. z zvezami, XII so jih re preje
sklenili z okupatorjem, so pri-
cell "resevati' internirance iz
taborisc. Intervenirali pa so "a
tiste, "a katere so pricakovali,
da bodo stopili vrste mihajlo-
vicevskih izdajalcev. Izkorisca-
joe strasno stisko, v kateri so Sc
nahajai in umirali tisoci Slo-
vencev, SO ii podli organizatorji
veSai stevilo narodnih izdajal-
cev il so torej krivi "a njihova
grozodeistva.
Ma tenn poslu sc je posebno
udejstvoval obtozeni Marincic s
svojim bratom ter je bill poleg
DIR. Zajca in DIR. Hacina eden IL
med najagilnejsih italijanskih
konfidentov. Skupno svojim
bratom,' nadalje Matelicem in
Gasperinom spada tudi Marin
cic Ivan vrste italijanskih po-
licijskih konfidentov, XII so vzdr-
zevali zveze vicekvestorjem
Ferrantom. Docim so resevali
tiste, XII SO pristali ma vstop V
njihovo izdajalsko legijo, SO
istocasno denuncirali vse one, "a
katere so sumili, da so simpa-
tizerji .Osvobodilne fronte.
Tudi Marincic je skusal T. raz-
mimi izgovori zmanjsati in omi-
liti svojo krivdo. Pod tezo doka-
zov pa je vendarle moral pri-
znati, da je po svojih spijonskih
sotrudnikih zbral seznam 400
ljudi, XII jih je predlozil "a vstop
v legijo. Kako tesni so bill ME
govi ovaduski stiki s fasisticno
italijansko in pozneje gesta-
povsko policijo, prica dejstvo,
da je bila njegova ovaduska
skupina zabelezena pod st. 3 in
da je bila znana kot najbolj de-
lavna.
To je potrdil tudi v kocev-
skem procesu zaslisani itali ian
ski tolmac Diconi, XII je povedal,
da je Marincic dajal italijanske-
mu kvestorju podrobne podatke
o slovenskih ljudeh. Obtozenec
je tudi zanikal, da hi bila v ME-
govi hisi plavogardisticna It's
karna, toda tozilec je ugotovil,
da je dobjavljal papir "a tiska-
ME plavogardisticne literature
Marincicev brat, XII je bill ko-
mandant obvescevalne sluzbe "a
rajon Vic.
Inzenir Stanko Dimnik
Inzenir Stanko Dimnik, pro-
fesor Srednje tehnicne Sole v
Ljubljani, je eden izmed ma ia
gilnejsih organizatorjev in pro-
pagatorjev tako zvane "phve
garde.' Cd leta 1912 dalje je bill
clan Narodne legije in so Sc ME-
+ THIS rs
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-04

" GloveSansLi namen. Ia
otrosko bolnico v Sloveniji.
lahko oddaste vas uamenjeni
delez tudi v uradu "Enako-
pravuosti."
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katerih je padlo toliko zrtev.
Tudi njegovih rok sc drzi kri IL
socev borcev, poklanih zena in
otrok.
(Dalje prihodnji6)
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cembra popoldne nadaljevala
razprava proti skupini narodnih
izdajalcev, XII Sc morajo zago-
varjati "a svoje nestevilne zlo-
cine pred okroznim ljudskim So
discern v Ljubljani. Velike mno-
zice ljudstva so Sc posebej v We
cernih urah zbirale pred zvocni-
XII, XII so prenasali razpravo.
Prvi Sc je ma popoldanski raz-
pravi zagovarjal dr.. Bramko
AlujeVi6, bivsi pravni referent
.Zavoda "a socialno zavarovanje
in bivsi predsednik Pokrajinske
delavske zveze Ljubljani. Ka-
kor poudarja obtoznica, je DIR.
Alujevic clovek, XII je v start Ju-
goslaviji ma polna usta prikazo-
val svoje nacionalno preprica-
ME, XII pa je vendar eden izmed
prvih stopil sluzbo italijanske-
ga okupatorja.
Takoj v zacetku okupacije je
bill imenovan "a predsednika Po-
krajinske delavske zveze in kas-
neje "a clana druge italijanske
konzulte. Ko so Sc osnovale IL
dajalske formacije, je takoj
vstopil vrste sokolske legije.
V tenn izdajniskem taboru Sc je
zlasti udejstvoval kot organiza-
tor in propagandist. ze v facet
ku leta 1943 je obiskal cetnisko
taborisce Iski vasi. Zatrjuje,
da nj vedel, da cetniki sodeluje-
jo okupatorjem, marvee da je
bill bas nasprotnega mnenja.
Vsakemu otroku pa je bilo re
davno znano, da dobivajo Mi
hajlovicevi junaki orozje cd TIA
lijanov in da so neposredno v
njihovi sluzbi. Toliko bolj je We
del to eden cd organizatorjev
teh band. Ker je pri cetnikih
zaradi ocitnega sodeloval oku-
patorjem re upadala morala, so
jih hodili razlicni gospodje IL
Ljubljane bodrit, med mimi tu-
di DIR. Alujevic.
Prav tt ljudje so torej krivi "a
strasna grozodejstva, XII jih je
zagresil ia cetniski odred ma
svojem morilskem pohodu po
Dolenjski.
DR.. Alujevic je bill tudi clan
glavnega. protikomunisticnega
odbora in je nastopal ma proti-
komunisticnih zborovanjih, da
je tudi fasisticno orozje uporab-
ljal proti borecemu sc ljudstvu.
Kako tesne stike je incl S
plavo gardo, kaze dejstvo, da Sc
je augusta 1913 trikrat udelezil
poga.janj med generalom Gam
baro in predstavniki mihajlovi-
cevcev. Vse delo dr.. Alujevica je
bilo usmerjeno ma to, da hi pri
slovenskem narodu vzbujal ne-
zaupanje do Osvobodilne .fronte
in tako slabil narodno svobodil-
nj boj.
Zaradi neizpodbitnih dejstev
je tudi AIujevic primal, da Ie
vedel "a cetnisko sodelovanje z
italijanskini fasisti. Obiskal je
tudi plavogardisticno postojan-
ko pri Sv. Treh kraljih mad Vrh'
niko, kjer so leta 1e43 praznova'
Ii Vidovdan. z MIN so bill tudi
znani izdajalci dr.. Snaojd, Ut
mix in glavni vojaski organiza'
tor plave garde major Nocak.
Ivan Marmcic
Naslednji obtozenec Ivan Ma
rincic, gradient tehnik iz Ljub
ljane, je eden izmed glavnih pla
vogardisticnih ovaduhov. ze OF
1941 je bill clan Sekolske legij'
in eden izmed nienih vodilnil
organizatorjey. Ma njegoven
domu Sc je tudi tiskala plavo
gardisticna literature.
Skupno svojim bratom j
zacel organizirati Sokolsko lie
gijo in to ma tako ogaben ma
S;n knt Ua Ia znanzan sarrlO ma
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Roper izdelka Sc proda. Luc ma
peel, ura, posodice "a sol in po-
per; kot nova. Dalje sc proda
stroj "a kositi travo, rabljen
emo leto, drogi "a susenje "a
yes, cisto novii; samokol in do
sti drugih stvari. Zglasite Sc po
4. uri popoldne ma 158O5 Arcade
Ave., spodaj.
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ZeEmo dobiti

| ZeHno dobiti
stanovanje 5 sob in garazo, med
st. Clair in Superior Ave-, cd E.
55. eeste do E. 79. ceste. Odras-
la druzina. Kdor ina kaj pri-
mernega ali DO incl do Is. ma ia,
je prosen, da poklice EN- 5000.
NAZNANILO IN PRIpoRocILo
Cleveland, o. Vsem moiim
stevilnim znancem in prijateljem
naznanjan, da imam ma prodaj
siedece knjige: DIR. F. ]. Kernov
besednjak, cena S.; DIR. F. ].
kernovo Anglesko Slovensko
berilo, cena So. Potem imam
zadnjo Louis Adanicevo knjigo,
Nation of Nations" cena $3.75.
Imam tudi novo izdajo, Ame-
risko-Slovensko kuharico, cena
S., katero je sestavila in uredi-
la Mrs. Ivanka Zakrajsek v New
Yorku. V tel novi kuharski knji-
gi je ma domac nacin razlozeno
kuhanje vseh nash domacih in
ameriskih jedil, vse cd nash
strukljev in knedelnov naprej
v slovenskem in angleskem jezi-
ku. Torej knjiga je pripravna "a
stare in mlade ljudi. Use te knji-
ge so licno in dobro vezane. Torej
vsakdo, XII zeli emo ali drugo
knjigo cd zgoraj navedenih, maj
Sc oglasi, ali mi pise dopisrico
ma spodnji naslov in JAZZ bonn
radevolje vsak cas- in tocno ma
dom prinesel knjige.
ANTON JANKOVIcH
l42l4 Westropp Ave. UP
Cleveland 10. Ohio
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SkUPAJV HDAJSTVU
SkUPAJ PRED L.JUDSkO SODBO


nj sestanki vrsili ma njegovem
stanovanju. z najvecjo vnemo je
nabiral clane "a to izdajalsko
organizacijo ter je bill najtes-
nejsi sodelavec profesorja Kros-
liza, XII je bill vrhovni organiza-
tor Narodne legije.
Aktivno je sodeloval pri for
miranju tako zvane "redne ju-
goslovanske vojske' in je tudi v
polni meri odgovoren "a vse zlo-
cine, XII so jih zagresili Mihajlo-
viceve tolpe. Dosleden svoji IL
dajalski liniji je Dimnik sode-
loval tudi v izrazito- domobran-
ski ustanovi, tako zvani "Ob-
novi."
+ Milivoj LajOvic
Docim so ostali izdajalski
pajdasi samo sodelovali v mi
hajlovicevski izdajalski organi-
zaciji predvsem organizatorno
propagandisticno, je naslednji
obtozenec Milivoj Lajovic, to-
varnar kovinskih izdelkov v
Ljubljani, stavil ma razpolago
tudi svoja bogata financna sred-
stva. On je YES ia izdajalski po-
kret financiral. Poleg tega je dal
okupatorju ma razpolago svojo
tovarno, v kateri so Sc izdelova-
lie vojne yazne stvari.
Znacilno je dejstvo, da je bill
tudi njegov sin Dusan poleg te-
ga Sc vodja Narodne legije in
organizator spionazne sluzbe
DOS.
Djoko Vujosevic
V skupini bivsih aktivnih ju'
goslovanskih oficirjev je nasled-
Mi obtozenec Djoko Vujosevic
bivsi aktivni major, tip tistih
brezvestnih oficirjev, XII Jim je
bila uniforma zgolj sredstvo "a
lagodno zivljenje. Bas oficirji
tega kova so najvec krivi sra
motnega poloma bivse jugoslo'
vanske vojske. ze tedaj, ko je bil
Sc v internaciji, Sc je trudil, da
bi med vojnimi ujetniki pridobi]
Evening star., 1946-10-17

Ever figure how much few cents saved on every
item would add up to on your whole weeks food
order? penny saved here-and two pennies saved
there-amount to quite saving when you consider
them over period OF week-or monitor year
compare the difference! We believe you will agree
that your food dollar goes farther there.
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BP. SIMS LOSES COURT CASE
His Removed Upheld Bishop R. r. Wright, Jr.
Was In Charge of COME renee

NEW YORK. .Bp. David H.
Sims lost his bid for power over
the New York Annual Conference
when a Supreme Court Judge in
a decision Monday morning of
this week confirmed the removal
of Sims from jurisdiction of the
N. Y. Conference by the Bishops
Council which voted fifteen to
one in session at Kansas City,
Kan, on June q for his removal.
The Kansas City session placed
Bishop R. R. Wright, Jr. as Assoc
ciate Bishop but in full charge to
run the conference without inter-
ference from Bishop Sims.
The recent trouble started
when Bp. Sims at the annual
conference in May moved Rev.
j. A. Portlock from Bethel
Church with a membership of
5000 to small church in Free-
port, l.. l, which has a member
ship of 800. Portlock fought this
Continued on Page Four
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COURT RULES AGAINST BP. Sim
MORTON NAMED r. Y CIVIL SERVICE HEAD
Odd Fellows To Observe Their
Centenary Celebration Aug. Ito II

NEW YORK. 1920 1000 delegat-
es and visitors are expected
from all sections of the United
Statse, England, West Indies,
South and Central America,
Cuba and Puerto Rico, in this
city for the 18th BMC, GUOOF,
from August IL to IT,
The opening session of the 29th
BMC, and National Convention,
will be held at Town Hall, 1913
West 3rd St., Monday, August II,
1916, at 1890 am.
Governor Thomas E. Dewey
has been invited, but in his abb
sence from the city, he will be
represented by Attorney General
Nathaniel L. Goldstein. Mayor
william ODwyer and other city
officials are expected to be am
Ong the speakers. Grand Master
of the Order, Hon Ernest D.
Cooke of Boston and other Off
Gals from many sections viii
also speak.
The local committee under the
Continued on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-07-27
Adam Powell First
In Blood Test

NEW YORK - Rev. Adam
Clayton Powell added another
first" to his long list of doing
things before anybody else when
he was first in line in front of
his church to submit to a valun-
tary blood test this week by the
Health Dept. He led 1913 resi-
dents of the neighborhood.
Said Health Commissioner
Israel Weinstein, who drew the
blood from Powells arm" Con-
gresham Powell and his congre-
cation are to be congratulated
on their progressive attitude to-
ward public health. I hope that
groups Of people throughout the
city will follow their fine ex-
ample by requesting blood test
surveys"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-07-27
Service As Usual At
]. B. JOhnson's

]. B. Johnson's kind and con-
siderate treatment of bereaved
families remains the practice at
the johnson Funeral establish
ment, 608 Shawmut Ave, which
is now under the personal man
agement of Mrs. J. B. johnson
who fortunately had been in
structed in the conduct of the
business by her late husband.
The public is assured of the
same high quality and moderate
priced service by which the late
beloved undertaken built up a
reputation second to none in all
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-07-27
Heads New York
Commission

NEW YORK. 49, For the first
time in its history, the Munich
pal Civil Service Commission has
a colored president. He is Fer
dinand Q. Morton, who has al
ready served the commission for
"a years.
Morton was elected at a spe-
Cial meeting held to determine
the successor to Harry w. Marsh
whose term expired May 31st.
Morton was first seated on the
commission by Mayor Hylan.
Since then ne was re-appointed
by each succeeding Mayor. A
Continued on Page Four
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Son To Hazel Scott

NEW YORK $780, a son was
born to Congressman and Mrs
Adam clayton Powell Hazel
Scott) Wednesday July IT at
Sydenham Hospital. The child
weighed 8 lbs 7 OF Tor 9 lubs at
birth, and was delivered by a
Caesarian operation. The new
conner will be named Adam
Clayton Powell, Bird.
Asked how the new addition
10 his family would affect his
campaign for reelection to
Congress, Powell replied, His
first words vote for Daddy"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-07-27

A wedding Of much interest to
social circles in Boston and else
where took place Friday evening
of last weak when Miss irene
Yates became the bride Of former
STAFF Sergeant Agnel Willard
Borgesson, of Bermuda, in semi
formal ceremonies at the home Of
her parents, Detective and Mrs.
Harvey B, Yates, Of s65 Mass
Ave, Boston.
Rev. Rembsrt Stokes, pastor
of St. Paurs AME Church, Cam
bridge officiated. The brides
twin sister, Winton, was maid Of
honor and Wilfred Collins was
best man. The bride was given In
Continued on Page Four
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WOMEN'S FEDERATION
In 5Oth ANNIVERSARY
Historical Pageant One of HignIiehts

The Mass, State Union of Wo-
mems Clubs, host to the North
eastern Federation of Women'S
Clubs at their 5Oth anniversary
last week, expresses thanks to
everyone who helped ta make
the occasion successful.
Convention headquarters was
at Ebenezer Baptist Church. The
sessions were held July 1919.
The delegates welcomed Wed
neSday evening with a Citizen s
Night program. Those partici-
pating were Rev, Rayenel, Col.
LAKELAND Hewitt, Leon G. Lemax,
Mrs. Elizabeth Oliver, Mrs, Anna
Bobitt Gardner, Rev. Richard
NJ. Owens, Atty. Ernest W Cooke,
Mrs. Bessie H. Payne, President
of the Federation. Solos were
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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-07-27

ing Fhe LiberiaN centsnnisI coHFse-
enes Of H.. University.
Attorney Ernest D. Cooke left
Boston July rs, 1916 for wash
ington, D C to attend a con-
ference Of the Llberian Centen-
NAL Commission which met at
Howard University Friday,
July 26. 1916. The Centennial
Commission is arranging for
the Liberian Centennial and
Victory Exposition to be held in
Monrovia, Capital City Of Ii
IBERIA 1s47 through 1919.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-07-27

New England.
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Evening star., 1946-10-09

Pleasant to use, this. solution
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Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
CARD OF THANKS

wish to express my apprecia-
ton and sincere gratitude to the
w. S. c. S. of Templeville MethO-
dist Church and to the Rev. c. r.
Strausburge, Mrs. Oscar Lord,
Miss Mary Rates, Mrs. Agnes Reg
amer, who visited me at the EastOn
Memorial Hospital. and several
others who also visited me during
my two weeks stay in the hospital.
Also for the beautiful cards that
received, and lovely flowers, the
Sunshine packages. and many
other presents. and their kindness
es to me since | have come home
never to be forgotten.
1t ANNIE l.. GOSLIN
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
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