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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-10
TODAY'S VETERAN

The veteran seeking a local
job today is single, 81 years
of age and has recently been
discharged, after serving q
months in the U. S. Navy.
During his time in the Navy
he was a storekeeper, in charge
of aviation supplies. He issued
all types motor parts to mech
anics for replacement, also as
sisted with ordering and filing
orders for merchandise.
Local employers with jobs
which will use this mans high
est skill have been asked to
contact Graham K. Getting
ham, veterans representative
at U. S. Employment Service.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-10
FLUSH KIDNEY URINE
Benefit wonderfully from famous
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backaehe, rundown feeling due
to excess acidity in the urine

People everywhere are finding amazing
relief from painful symptoms Of bladder
irritation caused by excess aeidity In the
urine. DR.. kILMER'S SWAMP ROOT
acts fast on the kidneys to Ease discomfort
by promoting the flow of urine. This pure
herbal medicine is especially weIcome
where bladder irritation due TO excess
.eidity is responsible for getting up at
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r~redients that many people say have Q
oarpelous effect.
Send for free. prepaid sample TODAY
Like thousands Of others you'll be glad
hat you did. Send name and address to
Department A, kilmer & Co., Inc, Boz
1855, Stamford, Conn. Offer limited. Send
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-10
e AT LISBON

LISBON, June o. up Queen
Marie Jose of Italy and her four
children debarked in Lisbon Sum
day from the cruiser Duke of Alb
ruzzi and were met by representa-
tives of the Portuguese foreign Of
flee and the Italian minister to Lis
bon. The exiled royal family will
stay at the home of the Duchess OF
Cadaval in Sintra village.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-10
U.S.. NEEDS MORAL
"REAWAKENINC"
DR.. Stanley R. Hopper
Uses This AS Gradual
ing Sermon Theme

CHAPEL HILL, June 9-Pl-An
urgent need in America today is
the reawakening of Duh sense of
moral responsibilities" DR.. Stan
ley Romano Hopper, professor of
Christian Ethics in Drew Theologi.
cal seminary, New Jersey, told
the graduating class in a baccala-
urate sermon at the University of
North Carolina Sunday.
Refers to Truman
DR.. Hopper said that it was ex-
actly this need that President Tru-
man referred to in his address be-
fore the Federal Council of
Churches of Christ ir America at
Columbus in March, when "the
President laid the hope of the
future at the feet of our young
people and exclaimed would that
an Isaiah or a Saint Paul could
arise among us to reawaken in US
a sense of our moral responsible
ties'."
Candid Confession
President Truman's statement
was the most candid confession
of spiritual need to fall from the
lips of a statesman Of major impor-
lance since Benjamin Franklin
called for prayer at the opening
OF the constitutional convention,
for President Truman is aware of
the extreme gravity of the contem-
porary crisis" DR.. Hopper said.
THE crisis we face today" said
the Drew educator, "has four
characteristics" which he de-
scribed as the '1oss of the sense
OF the presence Of God, the conse-
quent secularization of values, the
sense of creative sterility, and the
utility or purposelessness of moral
aims"
Must Disclose Reality
He illustrated those points from
modern literature, and went on to
describe the means whereby our
valley of trouble may become a
doorway Of hope. We must, he
held, pass back through the last
domain of truth in order to revise
it possessively; we must pass in
wardly across the domain of
spiritual perpIexity to reach a new
decision concerning ourselves; we
must strip the trappings off the
masquerade in order to disclose
the reality which lies beneath"
Chancellor Robert B. House
presided over the exercises which
were held in Memorial hall after
more than 900 seniors, in caps, and
gowns, had marched from the old
well.
The Rev. Henry G. Ruark of the
University Methodist church con-
Quoted the devotionals.
Largest Since Pearl Harbor
Sundays events and the alumni
reunion suppers Saturday night
and Sunday night brought back to
the campus the largest number of
alumni since Pearl Harbor.
A portrait of Plato Durham, a
student in the University Law
school in 1866-67, was presented
to the University in a ceremony
in the library, Sunday afternoon.
A concert by the university band
under the direction of Prof. Earl
A. Slocum and a gallery talk by
Prof. Kenneth Ness at the 10th
annual exhibit of student art were
other principal events on the after
noon program.
The old students club and five
other groups, the classes of '96,
'07, '08, '09, and 10 held reunion
suppers early Sunday night.
The closing feature of the day
was a program by the Chapel Hill
Choral club under the direction OF
Prof. Paul Young in Hill hall Sum
dav nicht
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-10
STREET SURFACINC
PLANNED LOCALLY
Residents Asked To Peti-
ton For Road Paving
Action

City Engineer J. A. Louglin is
sued a call Saturday to all city
residents who want their streets
paved-including the installation of
STEWARDSHIP apply for a street.
paving petition at the city hall as
)arly as possible.
In issuing the call, directed par
tcularly to residents of the newly
annexed city areas, Loughlin said
the broad street-paving program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-10
RECEIVES N

CHARLTON, June 9-Charles
Cowan Owen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Owen, of Clarkton,
recently graduated from the
Riverside high school, Decatur,
Ala, after. having been elect
ed to the National high school
honor society, the highest AGA
demic honor which can be &C.
corded a high school student in
the United States. Owen, who
spent the winter in Alabama
with his uncle and maternal
aunt, plans to enter the Univer-
sity of N. c. next year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-10
ILL

CLINTON, June 9. - The
Belk Williams company recent
ly purchased a two-story brick
structure 100 by SO feet on
Wall street in Clinton for a re-
ported $45, 900. The building,
purchased from the Safety
Deposit Trust company, Balti-
more, Md, will be used to
house their firm in Clinton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-10
NAMED ATTORNEY

CLINTON, June g.. Former
Superior court judge Jeff D.
johnson, of Clinton, has been
named attorney for the Samp-
son county Board of Educa-
ton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-10

lent service rendered during
operations leading to the libe-
ration of France. The citation,
signed by de Gaulle, was dated
March Is, 1916.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-10

There were $3.50, 900 horses on
farms in the United States at the
beginning of 1916.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-10
WILL RETURN

CLINTON, June 9. - Major
T. B. Ross will return to Ed
wards Military Academy, Sa-
lemburg,. on June 10 to re-
sumo his post at commandant
OF cadets after a four year
tour OF duty in the army.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-10
CROIX DE GUERRE

ELIZABETHTOWN, June 9.
- Captain James B.. Collier,
of Clarkton, was recently
awarded the Croix de Guerre
avee Eteile d'Argent by the
French government for excel
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-10
FUNDS RAISED

UNUS RAISED
EL1ZABETHTOWN, June 9.
A total of ST, 700 has been
raised in Bladenboro, Eliza
BEETHOVEN, and Clarkton by the
Rotary clubs of these towns for
the starving people in war
stricken areas.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-06-10
STADIUM FUND

~ELIZABETHTOWN, June 9.
- A campaign to raise funds
for the erection of a baseball
and football stadium in Eliza
BEETHOVEN met with success dur
ing the first day of the drive.
A total of 1888 was raised on
an estimated So, 1000 stadium.
Evening star., 1946-05-26

M. Todd is great one for split pea soup.
Slightly to Mrs rs annoyance (that is, until
recently. Oh, she loves split pea soup. But the
bother of soaking split peas overnight was just
too much. Not to mention hours of cooking
Q Now-jxa Jfve minutes cooking! Now Mrs
T uses our latest package soup, Betty Crocker
Pea Soup Ingredients. Just empties the package
into boiling water. Cooks the soup only five
minutes. AS quick as that,
Aud is it ever good! Old time split pea soup
Robust, full-bodied. With that simmered in
smoothness Mr.. Todd smacks his lips and de-
mands second bowlful. Luckily each package
makes four to six servings.
Choice green split beas and seasonings, are
pre-cooked in pressure cookers to provide just
the right texture and favor, Our General Mills
foods staff is delighted with this second in our
package soup line vegetable noodle the hrst)
Won't you try our new green split pea soup?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-15
Willie Mullins
Tried For Making
U-Iurn On Garnett

Willie {. Mullins. white. WAS tried
in police court today Tor violation
OF Il traffic ordinance i'll making Il
~" turn al the -Brcckcn-
ridge streets intersection. Prayer
for Judgment WAS continued up,T
payment q. costs.
George Vernon. Fred Boone. Will
lie McCrlckcn. Lawrence b. Hope
and Roy Parrish. white. We're tried
on separate charges OF public drunk
cnncSs. and PRAYER for Judgment Tor
each WAS .u'tinueG upon payment Of
- and costs.
Herbert GuD;on. white. tried for
public drunkenness. was sentenced
IL 80 days.
Talmadgc Wheeler. white. WAS
tried for pGblic drunkenness fined
$40 and costs.
Lawrence Lee Hayes. coiorcd. was
tried for displaying and drink zig
whisky in Il pubic pace. Prayer for
Judgment was continued upon pay
GcIt al S. ID costs.
BENJAMIN Henderson. Cuiovcd. fried
10. operating Il mrtur vehicle with
uui an operators license. wIS fined
81 ana ,o>,S.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-15
Minute Man
Is RecOnVerted

Greensboro. july 18th" inmate
Man. symbol ul savings bonds ,ut
stamps since 1881. has turned from
war TO peace. One OF the most wide
~ publicizeG trade marks oi ~.
time. II has appeared on hundreds
of millions OF defense and war say
ingS stamps. Oh blllbUardS. on post
erS. III sponsored ana donated bond
advertisements. on leaflets. stamp
books and stationery. lis separate re-
productions running into tn" bill.
lions.
Today Allison James. State DnvC-
tor of the L. :. Savings Bonds D.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-15
p. B. Finch
Dies Sunday

Perry Benjamin Fhrch. Il. for hal,
was found dead in bed \ his home
there Sunday morning II 3 n'cloyk
Members al the family said he died
q! heart attack in his sleep.
He was born in Kitirell township
March -. 1873. and had lived there
all his lie. From early manhood
he had bcur connected with The bus
mess which for many years has tcen
known aS the Hcdgepeth X Finch
firm.
Nj. Finch WAS never married.
Surviving are three brothers. !
". and ". II. Firth. OF this "oun-
~. and Or q. F.. Finch. at Ra-
leigh. and half-brother. Reuben
VI. FT.Ch. q! Washington. ID. C.: and
three sisters. Mis-. j. W. cughilI. %
Henderson,: Mrs c. p. Dickson. OF
Raleigh. and Mrs j. K. HuuchnS. OF
Culpepper. Va: and two half-Sistcfs
Mrs. r. NJ. Edwards. of Kittrcll. and
Miss Mary {. Finch. Of Washington
y c.
His parents. Henry \. and Len.
Hcdgcpeth FiCh. have been dc"u
many years.
Funeral services will he held AZ
o.0u CLOCK ms afternoon n JHIO.
Methodist church. on Roui- | .iv,
miles ScUth q: Henderson. in Cna.%,
OF .hc pastor. Rev. Pau! Carrv.a. Is
sisted by Rev r. G. l. Edwards al
kit;rcll. pastor Of The Tar River
charge al the Methodist huron
Burial will Ue IN The church Gene
'cry.
Mr.. Fin-h was from one Of the
brSt-knoWn families of V,r.Cc coul-
". He had seemed To be III h:s lsulr
hcaith. and news {; his death early
Sunday came Is . surprise and shoe;
10 host of friends
Active palihcar"rs for the .uncra,
all ncphewS. were named ~ !ul.
lows. Ben II Dickson. d.. ~. II
Fincn. Ii. Or Robert f. Finch. j Il
Finch. N. B. Finch. Hickman Finch
ard c. p. Dickson. II.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-15
Faculty OF
Schools Is
Incomplete
Several Teachers
Are Still Needed
For City, County

The teacher shortage III Hendcr-
son and Vance county schools mas no,
yet been solved. according to Super
iitendent f. NJ. Rollins But princi-
pals for all schools Will be the
same as last year. as all have bce.,
reelected and are expected to re,
turn.
Rural schools are still looking FOR
teachers an various departments. ailt'
that Is likewise true III the city
The faculty of Henderson high school
is not yet complete. but com
plete staff is expected TO be avail
able by the time the fall term opens
Principal worry is the handling
OF nearly u:e thousand colorcd chill
6cen III elementary grades whose
school. Central grade school. was
destroyed by fire early i'll June. with
no prospects of new structures by
the fail.
y number of teachers resigned at
Tie end of the term last spring
creating vacancies i'll m;Ily parts OG
the system.
Students will register for the fail
term on Friday, August 80. follow
ing meeting of teachers the pre-
viouS day. Actual class work will
begin the following Monday. Septem-
Der ,. The annual paient-tcacherS
association picnic for the teachers
Will be held the day of the teach
ers ; meeting. August ~.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-15
FUNERAL HELD FOR
MRS. EULA GILL, IL
Aged Bobbitt Community Lady Died
Saturday Night After Illness
OF Two Months.

Funeral services for Mrs. Eula
Hester Gill aged -, who died ut
her home in the Buobltt community
Saturday night. were held this aft
c:,,oon al O'Clock al Plank Chapel
Methods; church. with the pastor.
Rev. Il. G. l.. Eiwaras official
ing Intermcnt was IN the church
cemetery.
Mrs. Gill had been member o.
the Plank Chapel '.hurch 70" 80
years. She had been in declining
health for about two months.
She is survived by her husband
Henry L. Gill merchant III the BCo-
bi,t community: u'c daughter. Mrs.
J. b. w Elli:gtunG Of Bohhitt'
and two sons. Henry Il. Gill. Of Nor
folk. and Paul W. Gill. III Durham.
She is also survived by one sister,
Mrs. Oscar Griswald. of Wendell
and two brothers. DR.. J. K. Hester
and Thomas Hester. both OF Wen
dell Also surviving are four grand
children and three srcat-gr;Edchil-
drCn.
Active pallbearers We're a. follows
-. S. Rowland. W. II. Moss. ST.. II
W. Smith. J. X. Rowland. Johnny
Moss and Marvin Brown Honorary
! pallbearcrS were men from Mr.. Gil!'g
/ Sunday school class Al the Plank
Chapel church.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-15
City-County
Budgets Up
Next Week

Budgets for city and county are /"
be- adopted in. final form and tax
ra,cs fer the l9i6-iI fiscal year
set al meetings mcNt week u! the
Henderson City Council and the
Vance Board q. County Commission
rrs. respectively
budgets will ur rCrcaSCd but tax
rates will remain unchanged. al ~ So
Tor the city and seventy cents for
the county. The city carried over
SURPRISES from the last fiscal year
to help along It's Increased budGrt'
and The county will draw upon hg.
Uur and other revenues Tor ITS Id-
Gj;Iun.l spending.
I ne cuuntv will show an increase
e around half i million dollars
in property valuations. wailc III,
r:,y Is rStimg;inG its values al APP
,.uXiuatrly the same as last wear
which WAS ST.5nO.0OO. IN round fig
u"cS. County property will agGr"
gyiC III excess q: twenty million dol
lars.
Salary ''crcasos are being give.
IA, along the line by both city anC
county governing agencies. In tbs
case Of The city there was genera
advance IN salaries Il year ago. aaC
the county had lifted pay items t,
some extent. The county this ycal
s&dcd an extra clerk for both the
rcgiS,c. ~ deeds I'D the clerk OF
superior court.
The city has employed an assistant
'c ,hc street superintendent ard alSC
has employed ful-time chemist i"r
the watcrworkS department.
Budgets for both agencies have al
lc.dv hen tentatively approved. and
avc expected 20 br adopted in final
form "a, substantially IN" same level,
~ when considered previously.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-15
Local Rotarians
At Chapel Hill In
Officers Meeting

DR.. Vance Rollins. president OF
the Henderson Rotary club. and J.
II. Hicks. Jr.. secretary Of the club.
are attending a meeting of Officers
and committee chairmen from the
36 clubs of the 10Th district Of
Rotary International. which opened
III Chapel Hill today.
Sessions began with registration
al four O'Clock today and will con-
'inuc through Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. Hardin Craig. professor of Eng
llsh at the university. will speak at
the opening session tonight at seven
O'Clock at Carolina Inn. Welcome
will be extended by K. w. Madry
past district governor and mayor Of
Chapel Hill. District Gov Bailey
will respond for the assembly.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-15
Hello, Beautiful"

streanlined passenger trains 1871 track miles of rail-
and 8,752 freight cars.
And that's only the beginning This year. we have on
order 5000 freight cars, I'll track miles of rail- and SO
more Desels including twenty-five 6OOO-horsepower
freight locomotives And we're going to order Of
new streamlined passenger cars.
This costly modernization and improvement program
10 tangible evidence Of our abiding faith in the future of
the South.
To U.s. it's future bright that even Bobs greeting
OF Hello Beautiful" doesn't begin to express our
thusiasm for what's ahead
&r-.4A1 e. NeI~>-;
~ -,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-15
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE.

Having this day qualified as Ad-
m!niSira.ov of the estate Of r. j
Siainback late OF Vance County
before the Clerk of the Superior
Court @: Vance County. North Car
OLGA: this : Ia notify al! person.
having claims against his cStat" :
present them 10 NE forthwith. |:
not presented before July 2nd. 1917
this notice will uc pleaded in bar
@: their rccul cry. ANY person in
Grbtcd - SaId estate will please
make prompt payment 10 me.
This the LIST day Of July. 1916.
MAURICE SThINBACk.
Administrator of the Estate
Of II. J. StlinbI,k.
Edison T. Hicks,
ATTORNEY
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-15

Deeds Show Sale
North And South
Henderson Lots

1, Deeds showing sale of properties
in North and South Henderson We're
filed ut the register q! deeds Office
during the weekend.
w. l.. Clark sold Il 10, on Parker
stree, in North Henderson to q. l..
Lies and wife for $40 and other
considerations.
\ lot Oh Young street in South
Henderson WAS conveyed 10y T. u.
Gholson and wife to Lucy y. Morris.
Hattie p. Parrish and husband Toy
$40 and Other considerations.
Paul AlStuu and wife tr1 .Sirrvrd
i lot on johnson street and Lincoln
avenue to Poupcv :. Jones tor $40
and other considerations.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-15
Mcrcury's
High Sunday
Reaches 05

Hot weather OF the week end
brought Il maximum tempcratui I
OF 95 al p. ~. Sunday. and there
was little indication OF relief today.
with the mercury standing al 80 III
Woodworking. Low Tor Sunday WAS
q So.
High temperatures wvr" seasonal
for tins time OF wear. and the sun
day maximum Mas five degrees
short OF the summers record top Of
100
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-15
ILLUSTRATES BOOK.

Chapel Hill. July l3.-NIlsS NtIT
Battle Booker. daughter OF DR.. john
NJ. Booker of the University Eng
lish Department. ana Mrs. Booker,
who has been studying at IN New
York for the last several wears. has
Just Illustrated her first book. \
new edition 81 Charlotte BrunIv =
novel. Jane Eyre. published by the
World Publishing Company OF New
York. is illustrated throughout 10y
Miss Booker.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-15

Yessir, Signal Maintaner Bob |, in Lowell
The glamour girl" he's making pretty speeches to
is fastraveling beauty that tips the scales at about
$50 hard working tons. 5000 horsepower Diesel
freight locomotive
But he's just "head-over heels" in love with all
OF the SO Diesel locomotives put into service on the
Southern Railway System in recent years.
Modern, efficient motive power is only one of the
ways the Southern has geared itself to give the South
continually better transportation service.
From 1910 through l945, we spent more than 81
million dollars to make extensive improvements In our
plant and facilities. and to buy Diesel locomotives six
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-15

a wise m;r doesn't cxprc' ., hap
Ply ending To II love affair. merely
one without Mysteries.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-15
PAY FINES.

PAY FINES.
John o Wilson and Charles Gran
ger paid fines OF 81 sdch al the city
clerks Office SATURDAY for viola
lions Of traffic rcgulatinr
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-18

zborovanje, ker seja bo tudi v
drugih ozirih zelo vazna.
Po zakljucitvi delniske seje se
bo serviralo prosto pivo II pri-
grizek.
Pridite, dajte veselje onim,
kateri so Sc vedno pripravlje-
nj delati v prid narodnega ma
predka.
Oh tel priliki pa Sc najlepse
zahvaljujem vsem drustvom, del
niearjem in prijateljem nasega
Donna "a vneto podpiranje ma
rodne ustanove. l..
Frank Znidarsic, predsednik
direktorija SLOW. Donna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-18
UREDNlKOVA PO$TA

rekoc: "Stoj! Ne vteces vec mi
pticek, JAZZ sem pesmi tvojih sit!
Zdaj studirani fanticek, pojdes
k meni Sc ucit!!"
Tretje dejanje mas popelje v
kovacnico, kjer oh zvokih kla-
diva obuja Janez spomine ma
ljubljanske pustolovscine. Oce
Sc zadovoljno rezi, ker je ugnal
studenta v kozji rog. Tedaj pa
vstopijo Janezovi sosolci: Krok,
Zejko in Mucek, XII sc mu po vr-
sti predstavijo. Krok je profe-
sor ma Dunaju, docim zejko in
Mucek sa vedno "inventarita"
okrog litrov in mastnih krac.
Kovac Sc navelica gosposkih
formalnosti ter vse skupaj po-
vabi ma kozarec vina. Ia finale
zapojejoe Sc zivahno zdravico,
nakar zastor pade.
Poleg operete bo zbor predva-
jail tudi lepe koncertne pesmi.
OBJ tej priliki nastopita diva
kvarteta z najnovejsimi sklad-
bami. Koncert in opereto dirigi-
ra Frank Vavtar A.A.G.O. Re-
zijo vodi Frank Cesen. Opereto
spremlja Frank Slejko orkester.
Ma glasovir spremlja Vera Mi
lavec-Slejko. Po koncertu Sc vr-
81 pies pod vodstvom Kusar or
kestra. e.. ...s.
Nj treba sposebej. povdarjati,
.da Slovan zasluzi naso podpo-
70. Slovanovci so vedno in po-
vsod nasrazpolago. Brez njih bi
nastala velika vrzel ma glasbe-
nem polju. Min blagajna je od-
prta vsem potrebnim in korist-
MIN organizacijara. v zameno
ne pricakujejo drugega kot to,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-18
Novi odbor Cerkniskega
iezera st. So SDZ /

Ma decemberski seji drustva
Cerknisko jezero 1T. SO SDZ je
bill izvoljen sledeci drustveni od-
Dor "a leto 1916:
Predsednik John Rozanc, pod
predsednik Tony Wise, tajnica
Catherine Pugel, blagajnicarka
Margaret Rozanc, zapisnikari-
ca Ursula Branisel. Nadzorni
odbor: A ndy Jerman, Louise
Skerl in Louis Elovar. Drustve-
ne seje Sc vrsijo vsak tretji &C.
trick v mesecu zvecer " Sloven-
skem delavskem domu ma Wa
terloo Rd. Drustvo je tudi skle-
milo, da sc daruje il drustvene
blagajne $1,000 "a pomoc stav-
karjem pri Fiser Body; $1,000
"a Jugoslovansko pomozno ak
cijc in $500 "a Citalnico S. D.
Donna. Drustvo steje $50 clanov
v obeh oddelkih, in izkazuje lep
financni napredek v tenn KRAFT
KEN casu svojega obstoja.
Drustvo praznuje meseca fe-
bruarja 11-letnico svojega OBJ
stoja in Sc DO priredilo plesno
zavabo v nedeljo'3. februarja v
Slovenskem delavskem domu ma
Waterloo Rd. Ia pies DO igral
Vadnalov orkester.
Drustvo je tudi imelo sreco
v zadnjih II letih glede smrti,
ker nj v tenn casu umrl tukaj nj
tt eden clan. 1zgubili pa smo ma
bojni 'front.' v Belgiji enega cla-
ma, Edwarda Intiharja, XII je
zrtvoval svojo mlado zivljenje
"a svobodo in "a domovino. Bo-
di blag spomin umrlemu clanu
oh prvi obletnici njegove prera-
ne smrti. z drustvenim pozdra-
vom,
John Rozanc.