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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-17
Prihodnji teden Sc
pricne .kOnferenca O
porurskem premogu
Amerika in Anglia bosta
razmotrivali o dvigu
proizvodnje premoga v
Porurju "a obnovo Evrope

WASHINGTON, 16. julia. -
Drzavni tajnik George Marshall
je danes naznanil, da Sc bodo
prihodnii teden " Washingtonu
priceli pogovori med Zedinjeni-
mi drzavami in Anglijo "a raz-
vol ogromne premogovne indu-
STRIFE v Porurju. Casnikarjem
je drzavni tajnik izjavil, da bo
ameriski delegaciji naceloval
pomozni drzavni tajnik Willard
Thorp.
Marshall je poudaril vaznost
porurskega premoga pri obnovi
Europe. Nj pa hotel podati no.
bene izjaye v zvezi z vprasa-
MEM, &c bodo 'tudi Russia in de-
zele vzhodne Europe dobile pre-
mog il Porurja. Dal pa je vede-
ii, da Francija in Russia ne bo-
sta povabljeni ma konferenco v
Washington, ker vprasanje raz-
voja Porurja nj vprasanje, XII
prizadeva vse zone.
Marshall zahteva
ladje "a Turcijo
Ma casnikarski konferenci je
Marshall odkril, da je zahteval
cd mornariske komisije, maj Sc
odobri prodaja 10 ameriskih tr-
govinskih ladij Turciji, kateri
Zedinjene drzave, soglasno s
Trumanovo doktrino, nudijo vo-
jasko pomoc. Izjavil je, da je
prvih sest ladij lastnina Wade,
ostale stiri pa so surplusne Ia
die, zgrajene "a casa vojne.
Ia prvih sest ladij bo Turci-
ia plaeala il sklada, XII je odo-
bren "a Turcijo, docim bo ver-
jetno "a ostale stiri odobren po-
seben kredit.
Glede polozaja v Grciji je
Marshall izjavil, da Zedinjene
drzave smatrajo poslednje are
tactic proti-vladnih Grkov "a
izkljucno zadevo grske Wade.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-17
DOnlace vesti
Poroka Kretic-Jalovec

&OIOAd AIS14C.J dlOV0C
V soboto oh $50 dopoldne sc
bosta v vcerkvi Marie Vnebovze-
te ma Holmes Ave. porocila Ed
ward Kretic, sin druzine Louis
in Alice Kretic IL 1915 Grove
wood Ave. in Ann Ja1ovec, hcer-
ka druzine John in Anna Jalo-
vec IL 7O4 E.. 162 St. Svatba sc
DO vrsila v Tankovi dvorani ma
Waterloo Rd., nakar sc bo mia
da dvojica podala ma porocno
potovanje po juznem Ohiju. Bilo
srecno!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-17
RUSIJA IN MADZARSKA
PODPISALI SPORAZUM

BIDIMPEsTA, 16. julia. -
Madzarski casopisi so danes po-
rocali, da je bill danes v Moskvi
med Rusijo in Madzarsko podpi-
san trgovinski sporazum.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-17
Redna ssja

Jutri vecer oh osmih Sc vrsi
redna seja drustva Washington
st. 80 ZSZ v Slov. del. domu ma
Waterloo Rd. clanstvo Sc vabi
No no6tevilno udelezbo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-17
Kolonije maj pomagajo
Evropi, pravi Francija

: PARIZ, 16. julia - Francija
je danes predlozila, maj Sc v zve-
Ii z Marshallovim nacrtom "a
obnovo Europe vkljucijo v ma
crt tudi kolonijalni viri vseh dr.
zav, XII so nA nacrt pristale.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-17
ZaduSnica

Zadusnica
V nedeljo zjutraj oh 10 uri
Sc DO brala zadusnica v spomin
4. obletnice prerane smrti Ma
chinist's Mate 2 /c Frank M. Raz-
borsek in sicer " cerkvi Imma-
culate Conception Madison, o.
Sorodniki in prijatelji so vab-
ljeni, da Sc opravila udelezijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-17
SOrodnica britskega
kralja aretirana radi
niCVrednih cekOv

NEW YORK, 16. julija-Vce-
raj je bila tukaj aretirana r.
letna Lady Iris Mountbatten, ne
cakinja britskega kralja tret-
jem kolenu, XII je obtozena, da je
vec trgovinam v Washingtonu
dala nicvredne ceke.
Obtozenka je svoj cas- o sami
sebi rekla, da je edna clanica
britske kraljevske druzine, XII
"se peca s trgovino."
Registrirana in fotografi-
rama kot navadna zlocinka
Sloka britska lepotica, XII je
izrazita blondinka, je bila areti-
rama ma pritozbo neke modne tr-
govine Washingtonu svojem
razkosnem apartmentu ma Park
Ave., nakar je bila odvedena ma
glavni stan policije, kjer SO jo
vpisali v register zlocincev, od-
tisnili prste in fotografirali, po-
tenn il dovolili, da je odsla brit
skim konzulom Sir Francis
Evansom, XII je prevzel odgovor-
most zanjo.
Sorodnica britskega kralja je
obtozena, da je 9. junija lastniku
modne trgovine Washingtonu
dala nicvreden eek "a $88.95, po-
leg tega pa je bilo odkrito, da je
Sc dvema drugima trgovinama
dala sicne ceke "a $54.55 in
$41.55.
Lady Mounbatten je policiji
priznala, da je trgovinam dala
nicvredne ceke, ampak zanikala
je, da je to storila sleparskim
namenom.
Obtozenka je pravnukinja
kraljice Viktorije
"Ceke sem napisala, to Sc ra-
zume," je rekla obtozena plem-
kinja ma policijskem uradu.
"Ampak niti sanjalo sc mi nj, da
sem s tenn kaj zakrivila. V An
gliji sc take stvari uredijo kar
ma bankah."
Lastnica modne trgovine v
w a shingtonu, Wilhelmina
Adams, je izjavila, da je skusala
zadevo z Lady Mountbatten ure-
diti ma 'lep nacin," da pa je bill
MEN trud zaman, nakar sc je
obrnila ma policijo.
Lady Mountbatten je pravnu-
kinja angleske kraljice Viktori-
je in oddaljena necakinja poroc-
nika Filipa Mountbattena, cigar
zaroka princeso Elizabeth je
bila naznanjena pretekli teden.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-17
Stirje loPovi osleParili
Clevelarldcane "a 100000
v avtomobilskem $vindlu

Vceraj Sc je zvedelo, da SO stirje bivs kaznjenc
eku zadnh par tednov vecje sevo Cleveandcanov oslo
paril 100000, katere jim placai "skoro move
automobile katerh pa bodsi MISC niti spreje, &c pa
ill., Sc nahajajo ma nh velike financne obremenitve.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-17
IL bolnisnice

Mr.. Joe Dodic, XII :je prosli te-
den prestal tezko operacijo v
bolnisnici St. Alexis, Sc sedaj
zdravi ma svojem domu ma 1901
Corsica Ave., kjer ga prijatelji
lahko obiscejo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-17

Y "Enakoprovnosti'' dobite
pedso sueze dneUNe novice D do
godkih po sUetM il d0nsai
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-17

oV t0A4AON4AS, n0USA la "a wv
jih, Sc nahajajo ma njih velil
Policija pricakuje, da DO da-
nes ali jutri prijela enega izmed
sleparske cetvorice, kar sc osta-
lih treh tice, pa nina njih no.
benega sledu.
Nekaj kalinov, XII SO sedli To-
povom ma imanice, je prislo ma
policijo, ostalih pa je ocividno
sram, ker so Sc dali tako grdo
potegniti in sploh MISC napravili
nobenih pritozb.
Nacrt, po katerem so ii rake
tirji delali, je bill zelo prekanje-
no zamisljen. Ustvarili so zveze
z mic hudega slutecimi delavci
in uposlenci po raznih tovarnah
in po istih razsirili govorice, da
je mogoce kupiti skoro move av-
tomobile. Ma ia nacin so odvr-
Mill sumnjo, da je s takimi kup-
cijami kaj narobe in obenem po-
skrbeli, da s svojimi zrtvami nj
so imeli nobenih direktnih sti-
kov.
I'll mic hudega sluteci delavci,
ki SO lopovom sluzili "a agente,
so imeli "a svoj trud dobiti maj
hno provizijo cd placane vsote,
XII je bila v vsakem slucaju ne
kaj stotakov vista cd ustanov-
| ljenih cen "a move automobile.
Sleparji 50 rabili izmisljen
imena in VISA izplacila so bila ma
pravljena certificiranimi banc-
mimi ceki, XII so jih prejeli agen-
ii. Slednji so ceke izmenjali, we
Ii cd denarja svojo provizijo,
ostali denar pa izrocili raketir-
jem, XII so obljubili, da avtomo-
bile dostavijo v teku nekaj dni
ali tednov.
Napravljenih je bilo okoli so
takih kupcij, dejansko pa je bilo
dostavljenih samo kakih II av-
TOW, katere so sleparji kupili v
lokalih, kjer Sc prodajajo rab-
ljeni avtomobili.
Sleparji so nekaj avtomobilov
kupili ma obroke ter jih pod kri-
vimi imeni zadolzili, "a druge pa
so placali in jih rabili kot JAM
stvo "a visoka osebna posojila,
katera so dobili cd posojilnih
korporacij. Tezko obremenjene
automobile so potem prodali "a
gotov denar in spravili denar v
Yep.
Ma ia nacin je bilo potegnje-
nih tudi vec posojilnih korpora-
eli, XII pa bodo natancno spozna-
lie svoj polozaj sele cez par ted
nov, ko bodo zapadli prvi obroki
ma dana posojila.
Kakor Sc je dognalo, cello oni
kupci, XII SO automobile dobili,
nimajo lastninskih listin. Pove-
dano Jim je bilo, da sc listine
nahajajo ursdu okrajnega re-
korderja, kjer pa so tako zapo-
sleni prepisi, da bo vzelo vec
dni ali tednov, predno bodo IL
dane move lastninske istine.
Znan je en- primer, katerem
je neki Clevelandcan lopovom
placal $4,000 "a 10 avtomobi-
low, toda nj prejel niti enega.
Kar sc tice ostalih SO, XII so IL
rocili ceke in XII Be vedno Ca
,kajo ma automobile, Sc "a svoj
denar lahko istotako obrisejo
pod nosom, razen ako Sc obla.
slim posreci, da sleparsko eetvo'
irico zaiamejo z denarjem vred.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-17
AMERlkA URGIRA SkLENITEv
JApoN5kE MIR0vNE poGoDBE
Ia 19. augusta je sklicana
konferenca II drzav, XII bodo
razmotrivale O pogodbi "a mir

WASHINGTON, 16. jua-Zedinjene drzave so .da-
skcae konferenco II drzav XII bodo pricele
trivati mirovn pogodb Japonsko Konferenca bo
vrsila Washingtonu
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-07

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-07
Church Circles
Will Meet Monday

The circles Of the auxiliary Of
St. Andrews-C Covenant church will
meet Monday as follows:
l. Mrs. W. T. Benton at II
o'clock at the church.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Craig, chairman,
with Mrs. D. C. North at Whining
ton Beach for lunch.
3-Mrs. H. P. Canister, chair
man, with Mrs. D. c. North at
Wilmington Beach for lunch.
AIRS. Arthur John, chairman,
at II o'clock at the church.
5-Mrs. P: A. Lawther, chair
man. at $3.50 o'clock, 614 Market
street.
e-Mrs. D. c. North, chairman,
will leave the church at II o'clock
for Wilmington Beach.
Mrs. F. G. Rose, chairman,
on Wrightsville Beach at. $3.50
o'clock.
8-Mrs. A. C. Pons, chairman,
with Mrs. J. c. Birmingham. 27O7
Monroe street at 8 o'clock.
9-Mrs. w. P. Jones, chairman,
will not meet.
10-Miss Isabel McDougall, at 8
o'clock at the church. .
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-07
Miss Otersen
Honored AT
Bridal Shower

Miss Camille Otersen, whose
marriage to Russell Pound will be
solemnized August 20, was enter
tanned Tuesday evening with a
miscellaneous shower given by
Miss Betsy Benson and Miss Mary
Benson at their home on Ann
street.,
Upon arrival Miss Otersen was
presented a corsage of pale pink
asters by her aostesses.
Games pertaining to. the ap-
preaching marriage were played
during the evening, with prizes
being won by Miss Ann Jordan,
Miss Harriet Farrow, Miss Mont
ca Jackson, Miss Dotty Cameron,
Miss Mavis Sykes, Mrs. Adolf OF
ersen, Miss Barbara Sternberger,
and the honoree.
Summer flowers were used in
profusion in decorating the home.
Pink and white was the chosen
color scheme.
The table was laid with a lace
cloth and centered with a punch
bowl which was surrounded by an
arrangement of pink gladioli and
ivy.
Folloing the opening Ct the
gifts, pink and white bridal re-
freshments were served to Miss
Otersen, honoree, Mrs. Adolf OF
ersen. Miss Jean Patterson OF
Greensboro, Miss Betty Jean
Marshburn, Miss Barbara Stern
berger. Miss Jayne McAdams,
Mrs. L. w. Pound, Miss Helen
Rosenman, Miss Dotty Cameron,
Miss Mile Evans, Miss Harriet
Farrow, Miss Elizabeth Evans,
Miss Betty Payne, Miss jeanne
Plastre, Miss Mavis Sykes, Miss
Elizabeth LaSalle, Miss Monica
Jackson, Miss Ann Jordan, and
Mrs. j. r. Benson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-07
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority
Written For NEA Sorvicos

Written For NEA Service
A few years ago bridge was
considered a winter pastime, but
now tournaments are held every
month Of the year. The schedule
includes a tournament to be held
in Florida beginning Aug. %.
One of the players who can be
counted upon to make a good
showing in that event is William
Seamon Of Miami Beach, who gave
me today's hand.
In commenting on the hand,
seamon said, when you get your
opponents into a bad contract, why
not let them stew in their own
juice? I doubt If there is a player
in the country who would make
six diamonds on this hand if East
does not double"
With four trumps to the jack
ten, East naturally thought that
he would make a trump trick, and
his partners spade bid led him &c
believe that his side would make
a spade trick.
However, when West held the
first trick with the king of spades,
it was not difficult for dec7arer to
see that East had nothing to dou-
BILE on, except all of the trunps.
West shifted to a heart, declarer
won, led the five of diamonds to
dummy's king, then led the eight
of diamonds from dummy n
took the finesse.
If East had not doubled, II IS
certainly most unlikely that South
.e!p 70 aus!s sW asI sAsq pInoM
imonds ride.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-07
PerdeW
Entertained
AT Luncheon

Miss Kathryn Perdew, whose
wedding to Ellis White, Jr., will
take place this Saturday evening,
was entertained yesterday at a
lovely bridal luncheon given by
Mrs. H. A. Marks at the Cape
Fear club. Second and Chestnut
street.
Nineteen guests were invited
for l o'clock and places were laid
at an attractively appointed table
conferred with summer flowers.
Miss Perdew was presented with
a corsage of white split carna-
tons by her hostess.
Places were laid for the follow
ing: Miss Perdew, Mrs. ]. w.
Perdew, Mrs. C. E.. White, Mrs.
William Dewey German Of Hazard,
KY, Miss Emma Mitchell, Miss
Mile Evans, Miss Dorothy Cam
eron, Miss Mary Elizabeth Toms,
Miss Ruth Sonderman Of Wash
ington, D. c., Miss Betty Bacon
McKoy, Miss Katherine Russell,
Miss Alana Matthes, Miss Mar
garet Park, Miss Mary Jean Chris
tie. Miss Betty Wright, Miss Isa-
belle S%tellings, Miss Helen Cod
ington, Mrs. Horace Pearsall, Jr.,
Mrs. S. Warren Sanders, Jr.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-07
Weekly Bridge
Held
Al Yacht Club

The weekly Yacht Club bridge
luncheon was held Wednesday att
ernoon at the club on Wrlghtsvllle
Beach.
Chairmen for the afternoon were
Mrs. Ben Cobb, and Mrs. W. j:
Crabbs, with Mrs. Lewis Ormand
chairman for the month.
Members and their guests play
ing were Mrs. M. T. Macmillan
of Oak Ridge, Tenn, Mrs. W. "A.
Fonvielle, Mrs. L. O. Fonvlelle'
Mrs. H. L. .Kilburn Of Oak Ridge,
Tenn. Mrs. W. r. Smith, Mrs. B.
R. Morrison, Mrs. Fred Burr,
Mrs. DuBrutz Poisson, Mrs. Alfred
Paddison Of Smithfield, Mrs. Ev-
erett Higgins. Mrs. J. c.. Pretlow,
.Jr. Mrs. J. C. Pretlow, Mrs. r.
A. Little, Miss .Tuliette Robertson,
Mrs. Murdoch Dunn, Mrs. 5. b.
Broadfoot, Mrs. Emmett Durham,
Mrs. Robert Blake, Mrs. Stanley
Winborne. Mrs. H. C. James, Mrs.
John Bright Hill, Mrs. Beverley
c. Snow, Mrs. ]. Frank Hacker
Mrs. Royce S. McC1elland: Mrs
!. Faison Thomson of Goldsborc,
Mrs. J. G. Hill, Mrs. Walker TaS
lor. Mrs. Russell Parks, Mrs.
George johnson, Mrs. Julian
Fields, Mrs. o. L. Hogan, Mrs.
Walter E. Curtis, Mrs. M. J..Car-
son. Mrs. Lewis l.. Merritt, Mrs.
M. F. Stone, Mrs. George Davis,
Miss Rebecca symnes of New Ro-
chelle, Mrs. Howard Handy, Mrs.
John Stevens, Mrs. Gere Free
man, Mrs. Richard W. Cantwell,
Jr., Mrs. Purnell Eggleston, Jr.,
Miss Mary London James, Mrs.
Chris Eugene Fonvielle, Mrs.
Bertram Quelch, Mrs. Charles
Franklin Jones, Mrs. Archie c..
Ellis of Chicago, Mrs. Bradley j.
wootten, Mrs. W. T. Cheatham,
Mrs. Frank Reynolds, Mrs. Jack
son Balch, Mrs. William Raney,
Mrs. Ramsey Weathersbee, Jr.,
Mrs. Auley M. Crouch, Jr., Miss
Leila James, Mrs. P. Franklin
Bell. Mrs. Albert Jones. Mrs. Mar
vim Wade, Mrs. W. F. Evans, Mrs.
George conant, Mrs, James Lyell,
Mrs. Isaac Granger, Mrs. Frank
lin Elmore, Miss Elizabeth Hard
wicke.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-07
Miss Ward
Bride Elect
Entertained

Miss Dicie Ward, bride-elect of
August, was entertained Tuesday
evening at a spaghetti supper
given by Miss Sara McAdams at
her home, on Nun street.
Upon arrival Miss Ward was
presented an arrangement of car
nations for her hair and crystal
in her chosen pattern.
Guests were invited for 7
o'clock. The table was centered
with an arrangement Of summer
Those present we're Miss Ward,
honoree, Miss Jayne McAdmas,
Miss Martha McAdams, Mrs. L.
Earl Ward, Mrs. Jimmy Davis,
Miss Miriam Hayden, Miss Alice
Aikens, Miss Margaret Getty, and
Miss Sara McAdams.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-07
Community Sing sponsored
By Center Well Attendo

The first community sing to be
sponsored by the Wilmington Com
munity center was held Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock at the center,
Second and Orange streets. Over
100 people attended and heartily
joined in the evenings festivities.
Jimmy Wade, song leader, di-
rected the group in singing many
well-known songs of today and
yesteryear. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Elisabeth Emory at the
piano.
During the singing. breaks were
filled by the Girl Scouts and mem
bers of the Nesbitt Court teen-age
club who furthered the entertain
ment with several song stunt Sc
lections.
Emerson Head, trumpet soloist,
accompanied at the piano by his
mother, Mrs. Lila w. Head,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-07
Know Your Onions
BY DEAN HALLIDAY

The Multiplier onion can be
planted in August. 1t is hardy
and will provide long, trick
necked green onions early in the
spring following a fall planting.
This onion can also be planted in
the spring.
Multipller onions conta:~ ~~
Or more hearts" or cores, as
illustrated. These cores Cal. ,e
divided and planted separately.
If desired, the entire Multiplier
onion can be planted. When this
is done each of the cores of bulb
els sends out leaves and grows
rapidly for a time. The growing
bulbels can be pulled and eaten at
any time. If allowed to remain in
the ground, each of these bulbels
will make a compound bulb like
that from which it came. These
onions, therefore, are q value IN
any ho1ne garden.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-07
Mrs. Collier
Entertains For
Meet

The executive meeting Of the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the Grace Methodist
church was held Wednesday aft
ernoon at the spacious home OF
Mrs. j. Frank Collier ON the Sill
yer Lake road.
The home was profusely deco
rated with arrangements OF sum-
mer flowers. Following a luncheon
served in buffet style, q business
session vas held.
Those attending were Mrs. E. L.
Watkins, Mrs. E. P. Walker, Mrs.
A. S. Trundle, Mrs. Fred Far-ow,
Mrs. B. A. Mauney, Mrs. J. L.
DAVIS. Mrs. S. M. Marlborough,
Mrs. T. E. Moody, Miss Ida Han
kins, Mrs. A. B. Love, Miss Lu-
ellie Hewett, Mrs. S D. Hurst,
Miss Helen Fillyaw, Mrs. Eli
Hand, Mrs. Herbert Davis, Mrs.
A. c. Craft, Mrs. j. E. WOODBURY.,
Mrs. W. P. Sutton, Mrs. Glenn
Johnston, Mrs. E. P. Grove, and
Mrs Bruce Yandle
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-07
Advent Church
Members Meet.
At Melon Party

Members and friends OF the
Sixth Street Advent Christian
church met Tuesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
stokely on the Greenfield Lake
road where they were entertained
with a watermelon party.
Tables were arranged under the
trees and light afforded by old
fashioned lanterns interspersed in
the pines.
officers of the church, the ladies'
aide, and the brotherhood were
introduced by George Crandau.
chairman of the brotherhood of
the church.
An inspiring talk was given by
the Rev. George Saunders. j. z.
Bezeale of Charlotte was guest
speaker for the evening.
Following the business session
a song festival was conducted by
R. C. Grant. In closing a prayer
was offered by William Stokely.
Those attending were M. and
Mrs. William Stokely, the Rev.
and Mrs. George Saunders,
George Saunders, Jr., Miss Shir-
ley Saunders, Mrs. Robert Mills,
G. W. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. R. c.
Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Tharpe,
Mrs. j. R. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. R Jones, Mr. and Mrs Leroy
Stokely, Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Con
| g1eton, MI. and Mrs. r. c. Will
1iams, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
.3rackenburg, H. R. Moore, Shell
Ion Stokely, Herbert Mills, Leroy
Moore, Charles Lee FARRELL, Zeke
| Oliver, Billie Odhum, Bonnie Gar
rett, Mrs. Deanie Farrow, Ruby
Brezeale, Jackie Brezeale. Norma
Brezeale, Mrs. R. L. Smith, and
about so others.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-07
Texans Snub Oklahomans
On Joint Celebration

AUSTIN, Tex Joint oh
sc rvance of Oklahoma's Boomer
Sooner Day" and Texas San ia
cinto Day" has the opposition Of
the Daughters of the Republic of
Texas.
Descendants OF the folks who
lived in Texas before statehood
want the day Of the Texans victo-
ry over Santa Ana to remain a
lone Texas celebration each April
21.
A joint celebration at Lake Tex
cma, between the states, had been
suggested by the Oklahomans, as
ne days are successive.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-07
YWCA Club
Meets, Elects
NewOfficer

The Business Girls club Of the
YWCA met Tuesday evening in a
special session to elect the new
officers and discuss the approach
ing YWCA conference to be held at
Hanover Inn, Wrightsville Beach,
on September 1914.
Officers for the coming year are
Beatrice MCGEE, president; Dolly
Saunders, vice-president; Irene E.
Cook, secretary; Lottie B. McLen-
dan, treasurer; Mae Price, social
chairman; Inez Hufham, member
ship chairman, and Winnie Wood.
ard, publicity chairman.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-07

played his Interpretation =. T..
Road to Mandalsy" ana .,U, 7
nival Of Venice" By non,, ,s {;
quest he chose Trees 'S
repeat performance. 'O'
Many of the songs SIM
joyed by the group wera s and
by the accompaniment Of fO Ss
lin Jones and his clariUa IA,
This is the first in its 'i L.,
entertainment programs AL HlAt
the Community center, s so'
results were most gratis.
because of the enthusiast
by those who attendnd S
other song fest has bee0 W..
for the near future. # ;s
that even more people vii, t
hand to join with triens.N
others in renewing old SONY.
friendships. sS
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-07
BY DEAN

0AAA
Most home gardeners are famil-
lar only with those onions which
r planted in the spring as early
as the ground can be worked.
There r other varieties of
onions, however, which can be
planted either in the spring or
fall. Among them r the Egvp-
tan, or Perennial Tree onion and
the Multiplier or Potato variety
of onion.
The Egyptian onion forms in
clusters as illustrated in the a..
companying Garden-Graph. The
top of the Egyptian onion can be
separated and each bulblet plant
ca IN the same manner as the
ordinary onion sets. Some oar.
oeners plant these bubbles deeo
IN rich, loose soil and then blanch
tne tops, thus producing a GOOD
quality Of green onion.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-07
MARIAN MARTIN

Put Pattern 1918 first or your
list Of gifts to make! It's a prac-
teal apron, gay with easily en-
broidered strawberries, and has
that new slanted neckline prtty on
everyone!
This pattern gives perfect fit. is
easy to use Complete, illustrated
Sew Chart shows you every step.
Pattern 1878 comes in sizes
small Q4-16), medium U8-2O),
large (40-42). Small size, 1-8
yds. 35-in.
Send TWENTY-FIVE cents in
coins for this pattern to Whining
ton Morning Star, 173 Pattern
Dept, 232 West 18th ST.. New York
II, N. Y. Print plainly SIZE,
NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUM-
Der.
Tomorrow: Lingerie.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-07
Date, to Remember

TODAY
7:30 p. m.--The BPO Does will
hold the regular meeting at
the Elks temple, 400 South
Front street. A dutch ham
burger supper will be served.
Elks are invited.
800 p. m.-The Past Noble Grand
club of Letitia Rebekah
lodge will hold the regular
meeting with Mrs. R. A.
Brindell, 1915 Market street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-07
Brown,
Mr.. Burnss
Will Marry

Miss Betty Brown, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Raymond Brown,
and Alfred Kenneth Burriss, : Jr.,
AMM-3, USN, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. K. Burriss, will marry Satur-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
Southside Baptist church.
No invitations have been issued
but friends of the couple are in
vited to attend.