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Palestina

Vest IL Jerusalima, Palesti
ma (AP) cd q. decembra javljs
da je tamo 'poginulo devet oso
ba te veceri u istovremenom jew
rejskom napadu ma zgrade po
licijskog glavnog stana Jeru
salimu i u Jaffa-Tel Aviv oblas
ii, nekih 80 milja odvade:
Sledeceg dana, %. decembrs
vest (takodjer APP javlia IL is.
tog mesta, da je blizu 1000 oso-
ba pohvatano "a ispitivanie, IT
najvecem masovnom hapsejnu
istoriji PALESTINE
Ubijene osobe SUI vecinom Was
todrsci -. Britanci = ukljucu-
iuci i diva pomocnika sefa po-
licije. Eksplozija je razorila
"zgradu kriminalnog odelenja"
policija je zaplenila veliku ko-
licinu oruzja i municije, uklju-
cujuci rucne mine i druga eks-
plozivna sredstva.
Ovo je, naravno, rezultat bri-
tanske politike u Palestini. Ako
je to bio cisto nacionalisticki ma
pad ma britanske vlasti, on je
dosao kao protest protiv njene
politike, koja zabranjuje uselja-
vanje Jevreja u Palestinu j ne
dozvoljava nezavisnost, koj u
Jevreji traze.
A ako je napad ucinjen pod
vodstvom agenata provokatora
da bi Sc dao izgovor britanskim
vlastima "a hapsenja i proganja-
MIA jevrejskih prvaka, onda su
to britanske vlasti koje SUI ispla-
nirale Geo nered.
Ne treba zaboraviti da je 20
zadi owe imperijalisticke britain
ske politike ubijanja = bez
obzira ko koga ubija - britain
ska "socijalisticka" vlada. "Soci-
jalisti" SUI Sc upregli pod okr-
vavljena kola britanskog impe-
rijalizma.
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Nesreca rudniku

! L Pineville. Kentucky 1esiI'
Sc eksploziia u rudniku Strajgh
Creek Coal Company, ma rs. de
cembra, zatrpavsi od 80 DO s.
radnika. Sve cd tada spasavaiu
&c grupe rade ma otkopavani'
zrtava dok predeo pogodlen eks
pozijom jos uvek gori
Ma %. decembra vest gAP) i
istog mesta javlja sledece:
"Dobrovoljci su pobeoili dru
gi pozar -. danas zestOho na
stole da spasu wise cd osam "a
trpanih ljudi koji su wee izne
SEMI van. Jedan tdeveti) bi,
je mrtav. A sedan cd pomenutc
osmorice Sc nalazi u kriticnor
stanju. U rudniku Sc JOS nalaz;
% zatrpana, "a koje Sc ne zne
ola Ii su zlvl Iii ne.
Jedan cd spasenih, Bud Tow
nes, koji Sc nalazi u na,boIjen
stanju, bio je zatrpan u iof
iednoj eksploziji u istonn rudni.
ku 1929.
Novine JOS ne donose nikakve
opise o uzroku eksploziie. Ma
ravno krivica &C biti stavliene
ma ovog iii onog pojedinca,
mozda i ma same radnike, a nj
kako ma konpaniju, koJa ie je
DIM krivac Kompaniie su uve'
krive, skoro "a sve nesrece koif
Sc desavaju industrijarna We
rovatno da ie trebalo retroSit
izvesnu kolicinu novca da go rud
nix ucini sigurnim, bilo to L
pitanju pravilna ventilacIia, pod
bacanja iii ma sto drugo
u koliko kompanija noze df
izbegne rtoskove od kojlh nens
proizvoda, niti profita, II tohkc
su njeni profit veci.
Socijalisticko drustvo, hoje ne
ce gledati ma troskove Eoie cs
drzati wise do sigurnostl j 6ud
skin zivota, bice u stanju ueinit
sve poslove daleko signrnilim
(Nastavak ma i. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-03

loj Grckoj.
"Komunisti SUI trazili oslobc.
djenje diva Glana IKE, komunis-
ticke organizacije, koji SUI uhap-
SEM "a navodno razoruzanje po-
licijskog oficira. Komunisti- ST
probili sebi put do celije gde Sc
ljudi nalaze, ali bill SUI rastera-
nj nakon Sto su stigla pojaGan.ia
IL Pireausa, pristanista Athene,
U Grckoj je vlada Themisto-
kles Sophoulisa usvojila neeiav
no zakon amnestije, po kojem bi
bilo pusteno ma slobodu blizu To-
600 politickih uhapsenika, koii
su skoro svi levicarski prvaci.
Ali vlada nije ustanovila dan Ill
vreme kada ce in SO osloboditi.
Prema tome zakon nema nilSak..
We vaznosti. On bi mogao osta.i
ne sproveden "a sto godina.
Izgleda da nijedna vlada koia
Sc stvori u Grckoi, cak j ova pod
vodstvom "]iberala" Sophoulisa,
nije naprednija od prethodni',.
Sve Sill reakcionarne. To je zbo@
toga Sto svaka nova vlada mora
biti odobrena cd britanskih re-
akcionara i impreijalista, koii @
perish kroz danasnji 'radnicki''
iii "socijalisticki' parlamenat u.
Britaniji. '~e''f
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Turska

c. L. Sulzberger javlja New
York ''Times" il Londona od
q. decembra da je ''Turski mi
nistar stranih poslova HASA Sa-
ka jedan Cd naipostovanijih ge-
nerala zemlje, iziavio da &c Sc
Turska odupreti sa silom, ako je
nuzno, sovjetskom nastojanju da
Sc izmene sadasnja granica, sa-
znalo Sc danas IL Ankare.
"Gospodin Saka, govoreci pred
narodnom skupstinom jucer, IL
javio je da &c Turska produziti
sa njenom politikom ne trazenja
'nista cd nikoga,' i ne davanja
'nikome nista.
'U isto vreme Gen. Kiazim
Karabenkir, komandant turske
armije ma kavkaskom frontu "a
vreme rata "a nezavisnost, rece
da Turska nece imati druge al
tentative nego rat ako Sovjetski
Savez bude nastojao u svojim
zahtevima. On rece da su ta diva
predela koje zahteva Sovjetski
Savez 'grkljan turske naciie
[Dardaneli Bosporus] ME
ma hrptenjaca' [Visina Karasl."
Pored Dardanela i Bosporusa,
Rusija trazi cd Turske 180 milja
duzine rs milja Shrine gore-po-
menute teritorije uz Crno more.
Propaganda u sovjetskoj stampI
radi punom parom ovih dana u
korist owe promene.
Istina je da su owl predict, il;
bar dobar deo 18TH, pripadali
Rusiji nekada, ali istina je i to
da su oni pripadali nekada i Tur-
skoj i Armeniji Persiji i cak
Aleksandru velikom. Da Ii to
znaci onda da Sc ia teritorija mo-
ze povratiti svima kojima je ne
kada pripadala?
Kako Sc Turci odupiru, a Ru-
81 navaljuju. moglo bi doci do
militarnih okrSaja izmedju Owe
dive sile. I nj ma jednoj nj ma
drugoj strani, okrsaji ne bi bill
u korist nekakvog oslobodjenja'
radnog naroda, nego u korist jed
nih iii drugih imperijalistickih
sila - Turskog kapitaliz1na {;
verovatno britanskog amerie-
kog) ma jednoj strani, iii soviet
ske birokratske drzave, na dru-
goj.
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Grcka

Vest (AP) IL Athene, Grcka.
cd u. decembra, javlja da SUI
"komunisti napali policijsku sta
nicu u predgradju Piraeus da-
mas, kada je ministar unutraS-
njih poslova Constantine RENTS
opomenuo da bi Sc oslobodjenje
izmedju 5000 i 10000 politickih
uhapsenika moglo ostvariti u ta-
las osvetnickog ubijanja po ce-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-03

l - Priprema "a mirovne u
govore sa Italijom, Rumunijom,
Bugarskom, Madjarskom i Fin
Skom.
q Da Sc uspostavi komisija
"a daleki istok i saveznicki sa-
vet "a Japan.
8 Da Sc Koreja ucini neza-
visnom "demokratskom" naci-
jom.
4 Da Sc ujedine kineske
sile pod demokratskom upravom
nacionalnisticke Wade.
s. Da Sc odgovori rumuns-
kom kralju Michaelu da Sc "je-
dan Clan Narodne Seljacke par
tije i jedan clan Liberalne par
tije ukljuce vladu" te da Sc
odrze izbori sto je pre- moguce."
G. Da Sc Bugarskoj naredi
da pusti u vladu "dva predstav-
nika drugih demokratskih gru-
pa"
z - Da Sc ustanovi komisiia
Ujedinjenih Nacija "a kontrolu
atomske energije.
A najverovatnije je da tih re-
Senja ina JOS veliki deo koja nj
su iznesena ma javnost.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-03

ci takodjer zasluzuju sve oba-
vestenje saznanje koje i'm mai
prosveceniji clanovi njihove kla--
Sc mogu pruziti. Oni zasluzuju
istinu, celu istinu i nista nego
istinu. Davati lama obavestenia
radnicima zauzetim u Strajku, iii
bojadisati i iskrivljivati istinu,
cak ako Sc pretpostavlja da Sc
S tim mogu postici neke privre-
meme koristi, bilo bi stetno. Ra-
zuverenje je sigurno da ce sle-
diti gde Sc "hurah" strajkujuci
duh odrzava pomocu pogresnog
obavestenja.
Uzaludni apel na dionicore G. NJ
Takvim pogresnim obaveste
MEM Sc sada hrane strajkasi Ge-
neral Motors od vodJa n]lhove
junije. Specificno, obicnom clan
stvu Sc goyori da su njihovi ne
prijatelji ''nala klika G. M. zva-
nicnika, njihovih upravitelia j
drugova." Kapitalisticka klasa
kao celina, j, povrh svega, ka-
pitalisticki sistern, nanerno Sc
opravdava. Zaista, spis podnesen
zvanicnicima c.. M. od u. A. w.
vodia, pokusava da ustanovi te-
nell "a uzajamne interese IL
mediu C. NJ. radnika G. M. do
niGdro!'
A sta je osnov ~ ovu navod-
nu uzajamnost intoreSa? Clinic
MICA je da ''upravnicka klika"
vara dioni6ares grabeci sebi We
like bonuse IL pljacke nametnu-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-03
JOS nekolikO velikih
Strajkova u pri-
preml

Poznato je da na 3. januara
100000 radnika elektridne indus
trije - General Electric j Wes-
tinghouse - izlaze ma straik. Te-
lefonski radnici - oko 100000
- planiraju izvesti straik u isto
vreme. Pored toga 100000 cello
nih radnika izlaze ma strajk a.
ianuara. l pored postojeceg straj-
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kROZ. kAPITALISTICKU AMER!&IJ
Cudne rasprave u G.. NJ. strajku

sajk kod General dale e cd resena danas oegc
lkada Drzava Sc umesala ola "pomogne ali Ne
facFindng Board imao spita kako svari stole vez
sa naJamncom cenama proom Korporacija je d.
pokaze njige Ona e odba oval zahtev pov Sc sasim j.
pomenutog tela
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-03
VAzNE MEDJUNARODNE VESTI
SOvjetska Russia

p Moskve 26 decembra avlja da e konferen
CHA veh triu sla Velke Brtanie Sedi
nenh Drzava 5ovetske Rue zavrsia prethodne veceri
Sporazum postignut ackama dskusie Iii sedan
tacaka to SUI sedece:
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NAsA SREDSTVA: Prosve..

civanJc radaicke klase II dghJ
Marksizaa: da su rad i kari-
tai nepoatirljiyi napriiatein;
org'snizovanje radniCke klase
Jednu Revolucionarnu Poll
sicEu partiju "a osvajanie
raza,anje PolitiGke Drzave ka-
p'1a1zma: oTganizovanje rad
nIKa jednu revolueionarnu
I,.uusNijalnu Juniju "a uzi-
MarJe, drzanje l. kretanie svih
zenIa,Jskih Il d lust trij a.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1946-01-03
NAsA svRHA: ..ai1tsajs

ni6tsnje najaml,ng rnpstvA
rad1iCke X ; 3 9; yxeaa1anto
svih 1enaljsdh indnsEsaJa Il
ruke oeganisovanit 1roaxvo
djata; Svakom radniklt lstptn
plod njegovog rada; ,siobo-
tijenjo celog covetanscva ID
moriio Klasne Vladav1ne; us-
postavljanje Slobodns EAjed-
nice Drugova / Drugarlca -
Industriialne Republike RAda.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04
Mrs. DiCkerman To
Conduct Course For
Girl Scout Leaders

Mrs, Marjorie Dlckerman, travel
ing executive for Girl Scouts and
who is working in this area with
headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia,
will conduct a leadership training
&C rise in Henderson from January
ii through January %. Mrs. DECKER
man has conducted courses in
Chapel Hill and Durham in recent
months.
Vance county troop leaders and
girl scouts have appeared before a
number Of Women's clubs and will
continue to invite Women's groups
10 attend the course in order to pro
mote leadership for troops. It was
stated that here G.e a large num-
Der Of girls in the Scout age who
would like TO be scouts BIT are un-
able to Join due to the already over
crowded troops and the lack of lead
ers will be obtained for the neH
hoped that through this course lead
erS will be obained for the new
troops and every girl in the county
my be given the opportunity &c
given the opportunity to join the
Girl Scouts.
The initial meeting will be held
on January IA at 8 o'clock at the
Episcopal parish house.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04

a hat of blue ostrich feathers. She
wore a Corsage of orchids.
U>herS were Joe RempSOn, of
Sanford, and Bill Parrish, of San
ford.
MS. HInm is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Harmon, of ASH
ford. She is a graduate OF Hender-
sen high school and for the past
three years has held a secretarial
position at the Edwards Company
in Sanford.
Mr.. Hamm is the son of Mrs.
Stella Hamm, of Henderson, and the
late O. G. Hamm. He is a graduate
o. Henderson high school and a.
tended Mars Hill nd Elon College
te-orc entering the service. He Was
recently discharged from the army
after serving SO month with "a
moAtls IN the Obi theater OF opera
tons.
After January 4, the couple vii
Dc at homo in Chapel Hill.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04

little more than normal demand for
the sweet. and some merchants have
not had a supply of sugar in stock
all week. These has been no run
on dealers for new supplies OF sugar,
but had there been buyers could not
nave been supplied, according to
some grocers.
New stocks of sugar are expect
ed during the week. Il is the only
food Or any other commodity that
is still rationed as part OF the war
time system of advancing equal
-I4oymeats to all individuals.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04
Shower Is Given
Recent Bridal Pair

Mr.. and Mr.. w. D. AyscUe en-
:orteinci at their home in N!ttrtil
on Wednesday night al a N. Gel
lane0us shower in honor OF theiF
son and his bride, Pic. ard Mrs
William Ayscue. Mr.. William
Ayscue is the former Miss Sue Jar
tholomcW, of F2som.
Approximately fifty guests were
present for the occasion.
PFC. Ayscue returned to Camp
Swift, Texas, Thursday to await dis
charge.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04

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comfort, freedom and style, Pattern
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IS, 20; 80, "a, 36, SO, 40 40. Size Is
takes 3 yards 39-inch.
Send TWENTY cents in coins for
this pattern to Daily Dispatch Pat
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Der.
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and Winter Pattern Book is yours
Jor Fifteen Cents more! All easy-to-
make styles! ALSO-printed right
n the book is a page Of complete
directions for you - an accessories
set: hat, ierkin and handbag.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04
Mrs. BurWell Has
Book Club Meeting

Mrs. Dick BurWeIl was hostess fox
the meeting Of the Contemporary
Book Cluo at her home IN the Coun-
Try Club drive on Thursday after
noon. The home was tastciuliy dec
GRATED with vases of native pine ana
yellow chrysanthemums.
Upon arrival the guests were ser
we'd ice-boX fruit cake topped with
",Niprcd cream, and demi-tasse co.,
fee.
Mrs. L. H. HarVin, il. presented
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04
On Way Home.

Harold U. Watkins. S &c, U. S
n. R., is now on his way home, after
CRYING Is months aboard the USS
Wilkes Barrie, with the Pacific fleet,
rc0rding 70 Information received
here by his wife. the former Miss
Scottie Avscue. Watkins left for sea
duty in October, 1914, and was IN
action with the Wilkes Barre when
she was alongside the Bunker HE,
which WIS hit by Jap suicide planes
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04
Return to Carolina.

Carl Coghill, il. Bill Wcster,
C1arlla Barnett and Burnotte Kelly
have returned to the University Of
North Carolina, Chapel HI, after
spending the Christmas holidays
here with their parents.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04
Return To w, {,

Misses Oveida Eli. Wilma
Thompson, Annice Mitchell, Edna
Freeman, Rosa Mac Coghill. have
returned to Womal's College.
G""2" zorro, following the Christmas
vacation.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04
Society News
Peace Students Return.

The following students at Peace
college, Raleigh, returned yesterday,
after spending Christmas holidays
here: Misses Louise T~rogdon, Mar
ina Evans. Ann ~haithcocK, Mary
Ware Bruin, Sarah Green.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04
to Texas.

Pfc. William Hubert Parkinson
has returned to Randolph Field,
Texas, after spending a Is day fur
Tough with his parents in Newport
News with friends tld relatives IN
Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04
Visited in Maryland.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eric G.. Flanagan,
Jr., have returned to their home on
Hargrove street after visiting Mrs.
Flannagan's parents in Perryman,
Maryland.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04
Enter L, y, e,

Billy Vaughan, Frank and Jimmy
Barnett have entered the University
Of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, after
receiving discharges from the armed
forces.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04
To L. \. c.

Mis- VOL Hovle returned yes.
to-day to the University of North
Carolina. after spending the Christ
mas holidays here With her parents,
Dr.. and Mrs. /. H. Hoyle.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04
Visitor from Newport News,

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hicks have re-
turned to Newport News. Virginia,
after spending the holidays with
Mrs. Julian Stone.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04
To a Forest.

Jack Gregory and James Tolson
haze returned TO Wake Forest COL
lcge, Wake Forest, following Christ
mas holidays.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04
Returns To Rome.

Miss Beth GrisSom has returned
to Boone 2ter spending the holidays
with her parents. She is a member
Of the senior class at Appalachian
State Teachers College.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04
FOR WINTER.

Wind-rain-
\ lone eine tree.
Wise to the way Of storms,
k,o,S deep JFaClNs IS trunk on hill
And sky.
Maurice Hill.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04
Methodist Youth Meeting.

There viii be a meeting of the
Vance Methodist Youth Fellowship
ln-On on JanuaHy 10 at 80 O'Clock
at the P!Hlk Chapel church. It was
announced today. The GillburG
= - vii have charge of the wor-
ship program.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04
Return from Southern Trip.

Mr., and Mrs. William T. Wat
kins, Jr., have returned to Hendes-
son after spending sometime in New
Orleans and Florida. They Will make
their home at 584 \. William street
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04
Al Greensboro College.

Miss Tempe Bradley, student a.
Greensboro College, Greensboro. has
returned ater spending the hlol-
days here.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04

All sheep have been treated with
cu-nic for stomach and intestinal
worms by December /. For lnstruc-
tics. consult the county agent.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04

off Okinawa. Watkins expects to re-
ceive his discharge soon after ar
irving in the States.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04
SUGAR SCARCE ITEM
WITH STORES HERE

Although a new block Of sugar
stamps became Wild January l,
Henderson stores have experienced
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04
WITH H COLORS
James Mills.

Captain James Mills, son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. +. Mills, Belle street, is
now at nome on terminal leIte 4oi-
lowing active duty in the ETC
thel.er.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-04
Expected Soon.

Pfc. Alvin r. Hamm, son of Mrs.
Stella Hamm, 529 Rowland street,
is expected to arrive in the States
on Janu;'y 25 and to be discharged
from Fort Bragg, it was learned to
day. His wife, who resides in Texas.
Will join him here.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-01
Maxwell Home Scene OF
Open House For Hubbards

Conspicuous the social affairs Of the the
the Mr. and Maxwell Fourth
Ave S. complimentary their daughter and sonaw First Lieu
Theresa James Hubbard Elmer Lee Hubbard both
whom the yeAL Hubbard
Of Army Nurses Corps her husband Elmer Lee
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-01
YWCA Annuul
Meeting He0rs
Manchester Prof.

Tuesday, Jan. 20, the Minneapolis
Y. W. G. A. held its annual dinner
in Benton Hall.
In the absence Of Mrs. Helen
Jackson Clayton, who was taken III
at her home in Michigan, DR.. Will
liam VerHRge, associate professor
of Political Science at Manchester
College, was the principal speaker.
The subject was For This World,
A New Birth Of Freedom"
The Minneapolis Y president,
Mrs Caroline X. Barnum. stated In
her talk that the official board had
made official the practice Of wei
coming all people. regardless Of
race, color. creed, religion or ma
tional origin. in their December
meeting.
However, she said. this has been
n policy Of the Minneapolis Y for
several years.
Mrs. W. ID. Brown was made IA
member Of the nominating commit
tee Of the Y.
The public affairs committee Of
the Y had prepared cards to be sent
to the Senators urging them 10
vote for cloture on the FEPC bill
and passed them out to members
Of the audience as they passed the
door.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-02-01
Bonneville Mayor
Candidates And
Committee Entertained

The St. Paul Elks Rest Cafe was
the scene Of dinner party honor
ing James W. Slemmons, the Mayor
Of Bonneville, unsuccessful candi-
dates for mayor, and the Mayor Of
Bonneville Committee.
Hosts at the party were the As
sociated Negro Credit Union,
sponsors Of the Mayor Of Bronze.
Vile.
Guests included MessrG. and
Mines. James Crowder, Eugene
Carter, Al Crews, James Gresham,
T. b. Carey, Cecil +. Newman.
Eugene Harris, James w. Stem
mons, David Faison, Theodore
Jones, s. v. Owens. Urlin Clark,
W. b. Walker. DIR. and Mrs. r. 8.
Weber, Rev. and Mrs. Il. N. Moore.
and Mines. Harry s. Brown. EsteIle
Sims, Bessie Lewis and the Misses
JunRuld Brown, Virginia Jackson,
Estyr Bradley, Eunice Brown, Ruby
Craig, and Messrs. Alexander Jor-
dan, G. W. Smith, Harve Mcclure,
Kenneth Jackson, Tom Carroll and
Hershel Bell.
James Slemmons gave a resume
Of his plans 20 stimulate larger
public interest In housing, active
participation in the 81. Paul Winter
Carnival and the Minneapolis
Aquatennial. A sketch Of the pro-
posed float for the Aquatennial
parade was shown.
W. y. Dad" Walker thanked
the candidates and the Bonneville
for participating In the most sue
cesSful Bonneville drive In history.
Practically everyone present was
asked 10 say q few words by r b.
Carey, who presided.
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Social and PERSONAL

Mrs John Cook 1887 Fourth Ave- &c. entertained several
guests buffet supper Saturday January &c Those present
Miss Ora Finney, Mesdames Vioeta Walker Bunice
Henry Mayme Battles Blanche Cooper Leota Perkins and
Bernice McGaugh.
Mrs Odessa Walker, It's Seventh ST. No, left Sunday
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Duluth News

Mrs. Thess Smallw God arrived in
the city Thursday, to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Chat
man, COG East 18th st.
Mrs. Mae Carson Of Minneapolis,
and Miss Alcenya McElwain Of st.
Paul arrived Thursday TO visit with
Mrs. Carson's aunt, Mrs. Halle
Hall. Mrs. Carson took her small
son, Rufus, back with her.
Thomas Copeland recently re-
turned home having received his
honorable discharge after serving
almost three years in the armed
service. and about twenty-four
months in the South Pacific.
Mr.. Howard Cox and sister, Mrs.
Inez Lindsay Of 5l3 East 9Th St,
left Tuesday for Mississippi by
automobile TO visit their father and
other relatives.
Mrs. W. o. Rodney won a place
on the Y. W. c. A. Board at the
general election on Thursday, Jan.
"a. Mrs. Dorothy Nichols, whose
time on the Board had expired, did
not seek reelection.
The Jenny Lind singers, under
the direction Of Ann Colby Al
bright, gave a selection on the pro-
gram Of the Institute on Human
Relations, Wednesday at Washing
ton Jr. High School. Gov. Edward
Thye was the speaker. Mrs. Al
bright led the National Anthem.