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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-30
vfisf Il Pfuge
9 mednarodne denoLzatisne iedsracije lena

.popolnoma izvesti poverjene j
naloge, ker je dobila dovoljenje
le- zas.vstops vssovjetskol c ono
Nemcije, docims so il okupacij.
ske soblastl ! zapadnegas della 7 IL
javile naslednh:
II Francija: dovoljenje boste do:
bile, toda pocakatf ,je @treba;
Anglia: zimski Gas nj prime.
rem 4 "a potovanje; maj nekolikc
pocakajo;
Amerika: ozemlje bi bio pre-.
ma ajhno, &c bi: hoteli dati dovo-
.ljenje vsem delegacijann.
/ Delegacija je ugotovila, da sc
Y sovjetski~ conf Nemcije upo'
stavlja @prava demokracija. Med
siromasne' kmete so razdelili z
rnilijona hektarov zeml lje.
] Ma kongres, XII isec cprfpravlja
v sovjetskem delu Berlina, Sc Fje
prijaviloa 5000 nemshih' udele'
zenk, 300 tudi il anglo-ameri.
ske cone::s "a ia ~kongres >je bila
v Pragi2 do1ocena delegacija
mednarodne' federacije zena,s k
10 bo tvorila ena Rusinja, ena
Francozinja in Cehoslovakinja
Delegatka IL Trsta je zarad
zaprek prispe1a v Prago, ko j
bilo ze zasedanje v ,teku. Skup'
no S tovarisicama s Koreje ir
Mongolije je' bila z navduse'
MEM. sprejeta. Pozdravili sta je
gospa Coutrier in gospa Cotton
ter jo predstavili vsem delegat'
kan.
Ceskoslovaska~ je izkazals q
udelezenkam kongresa slovan
sko gostoljubje v najvisji meri
CesKe tovarisice bodo sodelova'
les " 'irzavnem dvoletnem 60
spodarskem nacrtu, cigar uspef
bo nov udarec vsej .notranT II
zunanji reakciji in S elmer bode
pomagale razvoju svetovne' de
mokracije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-30
II urada Generalnega4
konzulata@ I FIR Juqoslaviies

Generalni' skonzulat LFR. Ju-'
.goslavije v New Yorku, 745
Fifth Avenue prosi vse osebe,
'katerim je snekaj znano o biva-
'nju oseb, XII SO spodaj imenova-
ne, da takoj isporocijo njih ma
}slove osebnim ali .pismenim ,po-
tom. generalnemu konzulatu v
New Yorku.
/, /. Djura Jurisio, P. 0. Box,
. Midvale, Ohio, - zadnji ma
SLOW
D. Barizevac Tereza,, zadnIlna-
slov je: Tessi Barisevac 143
w. 3Oth Str, New York
City
3. Mary, Sinkovec zadnji ma
je: New York
4.lMile Stupar, .zadnji naslov
j. je 500 Henderson Avenue,
Washingtony' Boro, Pennsyl-
| vania
|. 81 jacob Vugrinac, RI. q. Box
/ 149, Fredsriohtown, Pa,
zadnji nasldv.
81 Pero Puskary zadnji nasloy
| je: SO st. Marks Place; 'NeA
York
4 s7! Kosanovic B0zo; P. 20. Bo,
237, FaifchAnce;a Pennsylva
d MIA
Il s8s Mark. Logan, Pip Nev
Il York Avenue, Whiting. In
diana.
t10. BSnic sl6ssa naslo,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-30
JE CHURCHILL
HOTEL SKOZI LJUBLJA-
rOV- SREDNJO EVROPO?

4 Ameriski kapetan Harry
Butcher je |. 1916 tidal knjigo
My Three Yaers with Eisenho-
yer" g letaz Eisenhoverjem). >.
a njej omenja med drugim ~tu-
LII strateski pomen tako imeno-
vanih ljubljanskih vrat ter vaz-
host, XII jo je- Churchill pripiso-
wal temu prehodu IL severne
Italije v Podonavje v svojih vo-
|jasko politicnih nacrtih.
Kapetan Butcher je sluzil med
|vojno'kot pomorski' atase pri vr-
Ihovni zavezniski komandi. Po
sinvaziji ma Zapadu je bill v glav-
mem stabut " Normandiji, ka-
NOR Sc je preselil Eisenhower.
IZato jesimel priliko,. da jew naj-'
bolj kritienih momentih~ lahko
belezil vse pomembne @izjaveavos
dilnih angloameriskih osebnosti.
Dne Is. augusta 1874 ;je zapisal
v svoj dnevnik (str. 644) o po-
menu. "1jubljanskih vrat' in 0
razgovoru; XII ga je incl vrhov-
nj komandant ma. zapadu gene
rals Eisenhower s Churchillom,
,tole:
"Pred vecerjo je Ike (Eisen-
hower) pripovedoval o svojih
razgovorihas Churchillom. Le-ta
je eskorajda jokal, in: stvarno SO
tickle solze po njegovih licih; ko
je, dokazoval, da so Amerikanci
zavzeli /" "nesmisehon stalisce
proti Britancem, ker so odklo-
niliy dab abi sprejeli njihovo, Ito je
predvsenn n9jegovo zamisel 6
strateskem nacrtu t. j.,izvesti
invaziio Balkana in Srednje Ev'
ropefpreko Italije) =
Premier Churchill 81 je pri
zadeval, sda >1bi Sc Ike zavzel "a
pomoE feldmarsalu sA1exandru !,
Italiji. Ike je vsdno smatraE d;
h jest to le slepa utica, "a to- maj b
drzali tam ko bi senkrat "a
well .primerne defensivne polo
L zaje ma Grti Piss Rimini ali p'
1 u dolini rekS Pad lefskromn
sile. Churchill je zelel, da h
incl Alexander na razpo1ag
zadostne sile, ne.sano da bi dr
zal bojno cfto, marvec tudi :
pfodfrahje na Balkan ,sko,
jubljsnsllasvr&t4s in prek
Aystrije Y Nencijos Ike je II
kel, a. j. C6urc chil1 zelel prod
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rnokracije.

rati skozi, ia vrata, katerega7
imena ne morem niti izgovori-7
IT," !
Churchillovao centralna' ideja'
med vojno o'invaziji ma Balkan
skozi 'ljubljanska vrata" je> biz
la del njegovega strateskega'
naorta - XII so ga podpirai tu-'
di drugivplivni politicni krogiv
drzavnem departmental Ameri-
ke' - zajeti @Srednjo in Jugos,
tvzhodno Evropo v interesno sfe-
ro britanskega imperializma in
postaviti tn ma oblast zbankro-
,tirane monarhije (Grcija je ze
en- tax primer. ''Ljubljanska
,vrata" maj ..bi>i predstavljala le
;koridor, preko katerega hi Tom
myjiins sBobbyji prodrli'' vosrcje
Europe g in osvobodili podonav-
ske dezele. "a mimi pa maj bi
,hitele begunske legije in drus
ge velicine il Londona, Kaira,
Lizbone, Carigrada, Rima in
;bogve odkod:
v zvezi z temi nacrti je Chur-
chill; kakor spripominja Adarnic
v svoji knjigi Dinner At The
White House" (Vecerja v Bell
hisi; str 1922 v Rimu poleti
1944 druga .fronta -je' ze "a
celia - polna diva tedna "konfe-
riraW, z raznimi samozvanimi
predstavniki podonavskih draw
in: Balkana o. resitvi' evropske
civilizacije pred ''vzhodnim di-
namizrnom''. v njegovi glavi sc
je tedaj -rodila misel, o podo.
navskis federaciji, XII bi' sjo bile
trebat po porazu. Hitlerja in
lMussolinija osnovati " Podo'
navju.4 v tel podonavski fede'
raciji'sbi bill Slovani v popoln
n1anjsini. Ia drzava maj hi pe
nacrtu zagovornik6v te ideje oh
segala 'katolisko centralno Ev
lropo" in zajela v svojo sfert
/ Hrvatsko, Slovenijo, Avstrijo
/ Madzarsko,; Slovasko in. mord'
tudi Bayarsko: Otto Habsbur,
maj bi naceloval tel drzavi, ki b
/ predstavljala JUNO krilo var
l.nostnega koridorja proti Who
!; Adn.
q Popolnoma v skladu z idej
10 ust dnovitvi podo donavslke me
/ lEnarhija je. bi1a tudi; spomoc; !
ifsoojo rsakcijo jonAtaie siis " psvs
stu nndile vstet. All son j oblil
: -lraxniinls kvizlinS KIM ele1lentol
TN sfsdnji EVropi: PavehtO i
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-30

je: Cam p Smith,, Pough-
keepsie, NJ "
10. Gajda i Franciska Stamol,
zadnji. naslov je: 1879
Springfield Ave., Newark,
Ne wJersey.
H.. Ruse Dingov' Cubaleski,
okrog 5s';let, zadnji naslov
je N. Y.
IL. Maria Schmid, Cleveland,
Ohio je zadnji naslov
13. Borislav Raumanine, zadnji'
naslov je: c/o' Col de BAIL,
s Ballet Russo, New. York
Attraction, Inc3 80 Rookie
feller Plaza, New York City
a. Mltanko Ralic, IL vasi Cor
MIA Mocha, obcina :Rakovac,
kotar Slunj,s Hrvatska
Is. Grga Kasunic, zadnI naslov
je: 7510"' Lockyear Ave-,
Cleveland, Ohio
16:' Valentin Sopotnik, zadnji
naslov ,je: Pittsburgh, Pa.
II. Jozef Gumbar,' zadnji ma
SLOW je: Cleveland Ohio
49, Maxalja Acev,1 zadnji naslov
je: Geneva New York.
49,. Danica 3Popovic, zadnji ma
slov@je: Cleveland, Ohio
20. Elizabeth Bethler, zadnji ma
SLOW je:: Chicago, Illinois iii
Florida
21. Johan Fan Bajakovic, zad-
Mi naslov je: Aurora, Min
-nesota
%. Maria Zibenik, zadnji ma
SLOW je: Anrora, Minnesota
%. Stef Sturlic, zadnji, naslov
je: Route No. 1, West Mid.
dlesex, Pennsylvania.
/ al Marijaz Cindric, zadnji ma
slov ,je: RID. a. Box@1o3
! Greuzburg, Pennsylvania
rs. Fizuleto. Sam; 1873 i29thF St.,
i Brooklyn, New York, Zad
nY.naslov
26: ,Apostol Mitrov, zadnjeena
SLOW je: 252 Karolina St.
| Buffalo, New York
27. Valent Loncaric, isce g;
I brat Box fLoncaric il ,Pari
28. Begin Atanasoff, zadnji.na
! SLOW je: 2O3O Bellefontail
St., Indianapolis, Indiana.
20. Zrinskit Barica otroci: 10
! sipom, Katicom, Ankicom
Mihailom i Franjom; zadnj
naslov je: 5aSkarpe Street
Lansford, Pa.
80. Nikolaj Gebhart il 4 Velik'
Kikinde
: 81. Dobac Dane lila, IL Lig
J 80. Dusan Bruic, zadnji naslo'
izHlet 1871 fje: New Yo ri
City.
: 33. Tominovu Ciliku, starsi Mi
haljevic..
81. Precko Ana-Marija j Julia
], zadnji naslov je:: Nebrask
35. Djuro Rajkovic; Allga Co
Home Hospital, Woodvills
{ Pa, jes szadnji naslov%
!, 36. Kan1esek. Franc; zadnji nj
ssox je: Orfenburg, Me-
VI York. /.
vi 81. Spasenija' Kmeric, zadn
naslov je. Utah,
kiss. Dusan Protic, zadnji naslt
q je: 33g =. 55thfS st, Apt. /
New York City
NJ 39 Tffve in Lana Brujevce
Y zadnji naslov je. Barbertt
j Akron. Ohio. 1
N ~. Lindic l0nije, zadnj jIn
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-30

m OAANASAAS kESASf~AASSs~ Sv~JA~N
.vojnih nacrtov pa je Churchill
odkriI poznej esv- Fu1tcnu In I'd
richu. Njegovs credo, kffga je1
.jasno poudaril. vi Ftdltonu, w ma
vzocnosts prezidenta Trumana,
dasonle gotovt narodf poklicani
gospodaritf v svetu, ne szaostaja1
prAv snit "a nacisticnot tideologi-f
ID, O.. superiornosti germanske
rase:, Adan1i6 je zato'v svoji spo-
slednji knjigi oznacil Churchilla1
kot personifikacijo imperialista,
XII 81 je. nadel ,naloge ohraniti
imperij ia vsako ceno".
Kjub temu, da So SCI poleti1
1914 zapadni zavezniki ma spri-
tisk ljudskih mnozic koncno od-
loeili' "a zapadno fronto (Rdeca
armada je ze skoraj prisla do
Varsave) in da je Jugoslovan-
ska armada prva osvobodila1
'Trst in porecje soce, pa interes
"a podonavske dezele' nj prav
mic popustil!f Nasprotno, reakci-
jonarnin clement ma zapadu so
intenzivirah svojo pozornost' ma
problem Trsta: Glavna karak-
teristika Trsta perspective "a
padnega ekspanzionizma pa je
kot pripominja mas rojak Louis
Adamic W svoji. reviji, Trends
and Tides, da predstavlja pri-.
stop k'> "ljubljanskim .vratom".
v tel zvezi nam postane> JAS
no, zakaj so vplivni anglo-ame-
riski krogi tako srdito' naspro-
tovah nevtralizaciji svobodnega
trzaskega ozemlja in vztrajali
ma tenn, da abftv 1Trstd ostale tu-
je cete pod kontrolo anglosasko
orijentiranega Varnostnega sve-
ia: " borbi "a mostobran ma
skraini severni tocki Jadran-
skega morja je hotela potem ma
Pariski konferenci anglo-ame-
riskaa vatikan S k o-italijanska
kombinacija pod vodstvom Tom
Connallyjas vsiliti Trstu svoj po-
licijski rezim, da bi Sc " intere-
su raznih Churchillov in Dulle-
SOW Sc bolj poglobil antagoni-
zem med vzhodom in zapadom,
to je med svobodoljubnim 'giba.
MEM in svetovnim imperializ-
MON. Nedvomno' je tedaj, da SO
bill preleti jugoslovanske meje
S strani angloameriskih- letal,
zlasti Sc " prostoru, XII ga Chur-
chill imenuje "lJubljanska vra-
ta", v zvezi zrangloamerisko
agresivno politiko v juzni Evro.
pi.'
Jugoslovansko osvobodilno gi.
banje: je"'v narodno osvobodilnl
borbi strnilo jugeslovanske ma
rodeev mocno; celoto in S svojo
herojsko borbo " najvecji merl
preprecilo restavracijo Habs
burzanov W Podonavju. Naert1
mednarodne reakcije v jugo
vzhodni Evropi so tenn propa
)! dh...
+ "Ljudska Praviea'
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Razne zanimivOsti

Netopirji 'resili cello pokrajno
Velika pokrajina okoli moe
virja blizu jereza Mitchella v
Texasu je bila Sc *do pred KRAFT
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-30

Mnogo zanimanja so vzbudile
egatke izven evropskih naro-
y, kakor IL. Afrike, Severne
lreje; Mongolije, Vietnama,
hike, Indie in Amerike.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-30

Pred S e dnic a jugoslovanske
egacije Mira M. Djilas' je
plenarni seji kon-
sa,t kar kaze ma zaupanje' in
mamie jugoslovanskina ze-
Ha-borkam..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-30

Polozaj zena v kolonijah, pol
aonijah, posebno pa crnk v.
IA je etako ponizevalen,7 da so
Megatke,; posebno' Anerieanke
h Francozinje v imenu zena
bjih narodov soglasno izjavile,
fse bodo odlocno zavzele, da
B polozaj teh zatiranih zena
dgnes ma raven cloveskega do
Med najvaznejsimi problemi,
80 sc resevali ma kongresu, je
Io porocilo delegatk, XII jih je
trsni odbor oktobra lanskega
a poveril, da. prouce polozaj
gNemciii. Delegacija nj mogla
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-30

lgoslovanska delegatka DIR.
q Milosevic je- -imela ma kon-
su referat o vzgoji otrok..' s
Jim strokovnims izvajanjem
Nzbudila velik'o zanimanje
y delegatkami, kar je bio vi
I po zelo zivahni debati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-30
r1047 !.

kmed 40 delegacij, skf 80 sc
EXILE kongresa antifasistit-
b demo kratskiht zenaa vsega
"a, sta uzivali najvecji ug1ed
gaciiiSZ in FIR fJugoslavi-
1lajtf zene teh dezel 50 dose
4 ze popolno enAkopravnost,
ITEM ko Sc morajot borke
9Th zenelj Sc vedao potego-
"a asvoje, pravice.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-28
: Mrs. james Schroeder
Gaithersburg
Phone 2S5-W

Miss Betty Lou Byrne and Mrs
Harvey Selby spent the past week
end in University Park visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Gray and
Mrs. Laura Disney.
Mrs. Albert M. Bouic and her
Thomas Warfeld gave a miscella-
neous shower on Thursday in honor
Of Miss Carolyn Stull who will be
married in the near future. There
were over rs guests in the Phillips
home. Ar4'
Mrs. Walter Lee Piumn1er and
Miss Joan Plummer are spending
several days with Mrs. Plummer's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ka-
node in Adamstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Sleeman
and Mrs. Wilson are visiting the
Rev. and Mrs. William Merchant
at Friendship, Md.
Mrs. Maude Waters is spending
q fortnight with Mrs. J. R. Par
dew in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burke are
visiting Miss Helen Collins of
Jacksonville, Fla. Little Michael
Burke isrvisitihg his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Jacobs during
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POOLESVILLE
Mrs. C. N. Upton
Dickerson
Phone Poolesoille 2115

-
Maynard Eahn, Charles Kohl
bass, Jr., Jake Carter and Kenny
Wise are enjoying western auto
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Thompson,
Sr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Thompson, Jr., are home after a
delightful visit with relatives in
Rexboro, N. C.
Mrs. Earle Shreve is visiting her
family in Luray. Va.
DR.. and Mrs. Ralph Williams,
Miss Gretchen Williams of Cum
t'erland, Mrs. Sally Ward, Mrs.
Nora Claggett and Mrs. Emma
Pyles helped Harry Williams cele-
brate his 8Oth birthday. We wish
him many more.
DIR. and Mrs. j. M. White have
here their nephew and his wife,
Captain and Mrs. William Allison,
as their guests last week. ~
Kennard Stephenson of Rensler-
vile, N. Y, has been the weekend
guest of his overseas buddy
Wellstood Upton. iA
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Malcolm
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CEDAR GROVE

Mr.. and Mrs. Barton of Georgia,
who have been the house guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah King, spent a
day recently with Mrs. Leah lyle
hart. Sunday guests of Mrs. Igle-
bart were Mrs. Essie Watkins from
Honduras and her daughter, Mar
garet, and two sons.
Mrs. Amos Burdette and two sis
tiers, Mrs. David Abercrombie and
Mrs. Anna Noonan of Takoina
Park, have returned home from a
weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Main have
had as their house guest the past
two weeks Mr.. Mains mother from
Frederick. G8
A very good crowd attended the
Salem Church Sunday School pic
mic at Braddock Heights on Tues
day.
Mrs. Robert Bocrum of Colesville
is staying with her mother, Mrs.
Harry Nehouse, while she is Ill.
Pfc. Doc Windy Wynn, who
has been in China for two years, is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Tabler, where he lived for several
years. He is also spending part of
his time with his sister in Silver
Spring. He will leave for the West
Coast on September 16 to finish out
his four years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee King have as
their house guests Mrs. Kings two
sisters, Mrs. Vera Vassar and
Ethel, of New York.
Mrs. Milton Tabler visited her
brother, Charlie Sheckels, at Fort
Howard Hospital where he had an
operation recently.
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0lney : BrOOkeville
Mrs. Norma H. Rapp
Brookeville
Ashton 21O7

DeLisle Walker is visiting her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
James B. Bruff, at Great Neck,
Long Island, N. Y. Miss Aline
Menke of Baltimore spent last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Walker.
Mrs. Sydney Lawler and daugh-
tiers, Covell and Katherine, and
Eatty Chichester spent last week
end in New York City. Mr.. Lawler
returned home with them. He had
been attending the summer session
at the Teachers College, Columbia
University. ~ e
Miss Mary Lou Howes spent sew
eral days last week visiting Mrs.
James Moore at Centreville. Mrs.
Moore formerly lived in Brooke
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris S. Royston
and family nave returned from a
vacation at Edgewater Beach.
Barbara Daley, Jean and Sonny
Bryan were among those partici-
pating in pageant at Kramer
Pool last Friday evening. Along
with Betty Lou Howes, they had
all just learned to swim there.
Mrs. Florence Johnston spent
several days last week in New
York City. Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner
Linton and her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Panuska Of Long
Island, N. ", were recent guests
in the Linton home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Luedeke, of
Spooner, Wis, have been here visit
ing their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Musgrove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wilhelm
and sons Vaughn, Warren and
Johnny of Washington, were Sun
day afternoon guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Rapp. On Sunday
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rapp
and Joey attended a get-together
at the home of Mr.. Rapp's parents,
Washington, honoring Mrs. An
thony Rapp and daughter Diane,
who are leaving the end of the
week to join Anthony Rapp in
Tokyo. Mr.. Rapp is Chief Account
ant with the Far East Command,
Motion Picture Service.
ReGecorating is being done on
the home just vacated by Rear Ad-
miral John Hoskins and family. 1t
is understood that the Butter
worths, who own the property, are
moving back here shortly.
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qaiz9sea414sa9 NeuA : Social 1ze4s1

his parents vacation. -
Mrs. George Darby, ST., has as
houseguest, Mrs. Robert Wilson of
Washington.
Mrs. w. S. Cooley is hostess to-
night to the Thursday Night Bridge
Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Frye and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Frye with
their families spent Sunday at
Beverly Beach.
David Smith is ill in the Naval
Hospital in Bethesda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Thompson
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Thompson and family spent
Sunday at Braddock Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Hurley have
as guests, the Rev. and Mrs. v. E.
Lawder and daughter of Chicago,
Paul Lawder Of Edinboro, Pa, and
Charles Lawder of Minneapolis,
MINI.
Billy Hurley is in Charlottes-
vile, Va, this week where he will
attend the wedding Of Edward
Wihgfeld, a classmate at the Uni
versity of Virginia.
Miss Helen Davis of North East,
and Mrs. Herbert Stephens of Will
mington, Del, have been the guests
of their sister, Mrs. George Darby.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Darby, Jr.,
have given up their apartment on
Maryland Avenue, and are now
living with Mr., Darby's mother,
Mrs. George Darby.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Foster have
returned to their home in Brooklyn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Robertson
of Washington with their son, Pat,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Rob-
ertson's mother, Mrs. Roland
Walker.
Miss Mary Gallah'er is spending
two weeks in Plainfield, N. j., visit
ing friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. McKendree Walker
have as houseguests, Miss Lillian
Hall of Philadelphia and Miss
Sallye Holland of Berwyn, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Watkins and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Davis of
Neelsville are on a motor trip
through the New England States,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bohrer
with Eddie and Patsy, spent the
last of the week at Norfolk, Va,
staying with MI. Bohrer's sister,
Mrs. Gene Bodogh.
George A. Ninas returned to his
home Wednesday from the Naval
Hospital where he has been i'll for
nearly two months
Mrs. Frank Severance has re-
turned from two weeks visit at
Back Bay Beach with her SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis Porter.
Mrs. Merton Duvall entertained
a number of young people on Mon
day evening at surprise birth
day party for Katheleen Schroeder.
Mrs. William Mc3ain had as
guests on Tuesday Mrs. Luther
Otley of Purcellville, Va, and
Mrs. Norman Myers of Hamilton,
Va.
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b.
White, of Dickerson, will entertain
the attendants in the wedding of
their daughter, Charlotte Blake, to
Albert Chakan, at a buffet supper
on Friday, August %, before the
rehearsal. The ceremony will take
place the following evening at 8
O'Clock at st. Peters Episcopal
Church, Poolesville. Members of
the party include Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gordon Warfeld of Balti-
more; Mrs. William R. Retz,r, of
Peoria, ILL.,; Mrs. deTeel P. Tiller
and William B. Evans, Jr., of
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Albert johnson of Silver Spring;
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-08-28

Edward R. Bush of Chevy Chase;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l. Davis, of
Rockville; and the Reverend and
Mrs. Nathaniel C. Acton of Col
lege Park.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-24

BE THROUGH" which, to me, is
a good example Of unfamiliarity
with the story behind the head
lines. Our suggestion is the head
line writer should read the story.
Local Basketball News
l guess l spoke a little too soon
about the grand performances Of
the Wheatley "Whiz Kids" We'd
nesday they ran against q stone
wall in the Rock Spring Spark
lers" team which averages around
six foot two inches in height. The
Sparklers completely dominated
the game with their smooth ball
handling. 1t can be said, however,
for the Wheatley team, that they
never gave up the fight and tried
continuously to overcome the
Sparkler's advantage in height.
Halle will again attempt to up
set the "Whiz Kids" Friday night.
The game should prove to be quite
contest, since the Halle team
seems to have improved and wants
to win this game more than any
other contest. The "Whiz Kids" in
addition have been off form in their
last performances. II this lack Of
regular form persists Friday, Halle
will have more than an even chance
to exc out a win.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-24
Exploring Color Line
University Of Life"
Theme in Mill City

A new experiment in probing the
causes of and suggesting remedies
for racial prejudices is being con-
Quoted at Hennepin Avenue Metho-
dist church in Minneapolis, under
university of Life" project
going into its second session on
Sunday. DR.. Richard Raines is pas
tor of the church.
The project will be presented in
series of nine programs under
the Craftsmanship of James T.
Wardlaw, executive secretary Of
the Minneapolis Urban League.
Exploring the Color Line" is
the theme Of the series which will
be divided into three parts: an
analysis of the background of the
Illustrations America has expert
enced as a result of the color line;
the effect Of these Illustrations, and
the exploring of possible therapy
methods or suggested cures for
them.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-01-24
BY DON GATES

Re-Bop, Develop! Pick up
persorony. / mean mop.
Wen friendOronyieS, are we ali
ready for our tida-dash, pit-R-pash,
Twin City traSh2
Phyllis Wheatley Whizz Kids
played q fast and furious game
against the Washburn Alumni
team. Washburn was Is points
ahead at the beginning Of the
second quarter, and talk about guys
that play ball, boy! They were
really good. II looked like we had
lost the game when Joe Patterson
started playing his hardest Jack.
And when / say hardest that's just
what I mean. The spectators were
out Of their seats most Of the time,
and especially when Melvin Fats
Stone called foul after foul on
Johnny Harper, Joe Patterson, and
Russell Everett. The final score
ended up Wheatley 81, Washburn,