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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-18

lOunJe, rOke IN lice SO Ole VSe
enake barve, tako da jih neva
jeno oko res nj moglo takoj raz
lociti; vse je bio enako zama
zano in velo.
| Odkritje je bilo "a beraca
Moskopleta tako presenetljivo
da je "a pin odmaknil obraz cd
okna in sc sklonil "a zid. Moral
je til po sapo. Alta je bila do
ma in, kakor je vse kazalo, je
bila zares bolna, kajti memo te-
10 Sc med njegovim precej dol
gim opazovanjem nj premakni'
10. Pogled ma bolnico sredi te
strasne revscine in zapuscenosti
pa Moskopleta seveda nj ganil.
Socutje je bio nekaj, cesar nj
poznal. Njegova naloga Sc mu
je zdaj zazdela Sc neprijetnejsa,
ker je bilo videti, da DO res mo-
raj stopiti v prostor, katerega
sc je tako neznansko bal.
Po kratkem preudarjanju Sc
je znova nagnil k okencu. Alta
je Sc vedno nepremicno lezala v
jaslih. Moskopletove oci, XII so
..se ze navadile somraka v hlevu,
so mogle zdaj re natancneje
razlociti starkin obraz. Bill je
podoben veliki, kosceni pesti ka-
kega tesaca. Moskoplet Sc je
spomnil, ia je take pesti incl
orjak Bajnant, kadar jih je po
tezkem in napornem delu pola-
gal po mizi. Sama kost in koza.
V tel razorani grci sredi cunj nj
bilo nicesar zlvega, nicesar od-
prtega; tam, kjer bi morala biti
usta, nj bilo drugega kakor dol
ga, stisnjena reza, a kjer bi mo-
rale biti oci, sta bill dive z velo
kozo pokriti jami. Moskopleta
je oblil znoj in VISA strahotna
domisljija, katero Sc je pref
blizal temu samotnemu bivali-
Sou, je zdaj znova zaplesala
okrog NIGGA. Use zivljenje je bill
preprican, da je ia baba bill v
zvezi z wagon. Posast, XII je
zdaj lezala pred MIN, ga je v
tenn prepricanju Sc bolj utrdila.
Zbal Sc je, da je morebiti Alta
re mrtva, in ze je bill ma tenn,
da plane Cd zidu in Sc diru
zazene, cd koder je bill prisel.
Ali ma sreco je ugotovil, da Sc
cunje, XII SO pokrivale telo, ena-
komerno dvigajo in padajo. Al
ia je torej Sc zivela. IL zadre-
&c je pri oknu glasno zahrkal.
Oh njegovem raskavem gla-
su so Sc Ajtine roke, Xxi so pref
negibno lezale ma cunjah, ne
mirno zganile in kepa kosti in
koze ma vzglavju Sc je ma treh
krajih hipoma razkrecila. Tam,
kjer bi morala biti usta in oci,
je Moskoplet naenkrat zagledal
tri strasne, votle luknje, XII so
mu pognale vso kri v glavo. Ke-
pa Sc je ma nah spremenila v
mrtvasko podobo. Attn obraz
Sc je uprl prikazen ma oknu
in tudi mani je legel strah ka-
kor ma obrazu pod oknom. Star
ka je spoznala, da je nekdo zu-
maj. Meme koznate trepalnice so
nekajkrat zakrile ocesne votli-
ne, a so Sc vsakikrat Sc sirse
odprle ko pref. Potem so Sc Al
tt skrcile roke v komolcih, gla-
va Sc il je dvignila iznad begut,
hkrati pa je iz ust zahrescal ne
popisno sovrazen in ma pol mrt.
vaski glas:
"Prekleti ded, ka.j pa isces
tn >"
Starkino telo je trepetalo
kljub temu pa je premagala sla'
bost in Sc skusala Sc visje dvig'
niti.
(DoIe prihodnjic)
All ste naroCnilc "EndkoprdV'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-18
ENAKOPRAVNOST

ga sestanka, ma katerem SO raz-
pravljali o korosken vprasanju
in najostreje obsodili zlocinska
dejania nacistov ma Koroskem
mad mirnimi prebivalci Sloyen-
ske Koroske, poslali Pokrajin-
skemu odboru OF "a Slovensko
Korosko resolucijo, v kateri pi-
sejo med drugim:
>Kakor sc moramo mi, XII smo
ma zapadnih mejah nase domo-
vine, boriti proti vsem, XII jim
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-18

nase ljudska demokracija nj
vsec, tako Sc morate boriti tudi
vi, branitelji nase severne me-
je. Kakor ste mas vi v nasi bor-
bi "a prikljucitev Julijske .kra-
jine k FLRJ podpirali, tako da-
mes podpiramo mi vas, kajti do
bro Sc zavedamo, da bo lie nasa
skupna borba rodila uspehe.
zivela nasa Koroska, branik
slovenstva in slovanstva ma Sc
vernih mejah Jugoslavije!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-18
Zelel bi, da bi visa Amerika videla,
kar sem jaz videl v Jugoslaviji

Ameriski casnkar in knjizevnik Robert ST. John XII je
dneve prepotova vzhodno Bosno napisa "a saraev
ski list ''Osvobojenje" clanek, XII Sc glasi:
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DoHe prihodmW6)

All ste norocnik "Enakopra0-
nost?" Ce ste, ali so Va$i prij jG-
tetji IN snonci? "Enakoprav-
most" je potrebmo vsaki dru$ini
s0rodS vGSnih Vesti IN oedso 0E-
tatalaih clankov! Strife "Enuko-
prGUnOSt!!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-18
Vesti IL rsta
SKOF SANTIN ZATIRA-
LEG NASEGA JEZIKA

II AA~ AN@AOA\1xA JAksAxAxA
Ponatis il "Slovenskega dnevnika'
4 V lanskem marcu so sloven-
ski duhovniki sestavili spome-
nico "a mednarodno komisijo,
XII je prisla raziskovat razmere
ma Primorskem. Tokrat je nase-
ga sotrudnika, XII sc je zanimal
"a delo komisije, zanesla pot
tudi ma Grocano, majhno du-
hovni jo v hribih med Bazovico
in ,Kozino. V starem zupniscu
ga je sprejel domaci zupnik, XII
je prav tisti trenutek prebiral
italijanski list. Bill je to ''Bollet-
tino della diocesi di Trieste" -
uradni list trzaske skofije, ma
menjen vsem duhovnikom vnje-
nem obmocju.
z levico Sc je zupnik nasla-
njal ma list, desnico je brskal
po Valjaveevem italijansko-slo-
venskem besednjaku in tozil:
Skoraj sto let je izhajal ia list
v latinseini. Namenjen je bill du-
hovnikom nase skofije, Hrva-
tom, Italijanom in Slovencem.
Zaradi tega so skofje skraja "a
cell izdajati list v latinskem je-
ziku, da ne bi bilo zamere ma
nobeno stran in ker so ia jerk
obvladali vsi duhovniki. Mas Sc
danji skof, je pripovedoval, pa
nam posilja ia svoj list v itali-
janscini, XII je mic dovolj ne OBJ
vladam. Nikoli Sc nisem ucil
italijanseine, je 'pripovedoval
dalje, in tudi je nisem nikoli ra-
bill, ker sem svoj xiv dan sluz-
boval samo po slovenskih kra-
jih. In tako imam Sc danes pra-
We tezave S tenn branjem. List
pa moran prebrati, ker so v
MEM cerkvene postave in 3D.
redbe, XII so "a duhovnika OBJ
Vezne.
Tako 80 letni starec in TAXA
Santinova cinicna brezsrcnost,
da sc niti ne ustavimo pri mace
lih, XII jih ina vsakdo izmed mas
ze v krvi in XII so tudi skofu
Santinu predobro znana, a mu
vode ne napeljuje ma njegov
mlin.
Izvedeli smo, da je poslala slo-
venska duhovscina skofu pisme-
no prosnjo, maj opusti svojo "a
krknjeno sovinisticno poitiko in
skofijski list spet izdaja vsaj
latinscini. In kaj je odgovoril:
Commando 10 e nessun altro!
Siamo in Italia! (Zapovedujem
JAZZ nj nihce drugi! V Italiji
smo!)
Tako govorijo ma skofiji v ca
SUI, ko 81 enakopravnost nasega
jezika ma osnovi S krvjo znova
priborjenih pravic in podpisa-
nih pogodb ultra pot v vse
urade. Mar bo vztrajal pri ia
sisticnih metodah le Sc urad
skofa doktorja Santina?
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-18
(Nadalievanje)

(NUOUtJeVOWJe/
Moskoplet je z lett postal be-
tezen in ze vsega sit. Najvec sc
je drzal Lozekarja, kjer je Sc
kal steljo, kadar Sc mu je lju-
bilo, kadar pa ga je napadla le-
noba, je lahko mirno spal v
hlevu. Pri hisi, kjer sc je ku-
halo "a veliko druzino, je vedno
tudi zanj kaj ostalo. Cez vse
ma svetu pa je ljubil struklje.
Bojec Sc gospodinjine groznje,
Sc je nazadnje VIDAL.
"Bom pa Sci, &c ze nj druga-
&C."
Lozekarica mu je napolnila
cajno jestvinami in Moskoplet
sc je mracnega obraza odpra-
vii ma pot. Tako tezke naloge,
kakor je bila ia, Sc menda v
zivljenju nikdar nj incl: ze dol
ga in strma pot v goro ga je
jezila, bolj nejevaljen pa je bill,
ker je moral Att nositi jestvi-
ne. Sc pred nekaj lett bi bill caj-
no gredoc kratko in malo "a
gnal v grmovje in pokazal Lo-
zekarjevemu gradu roglje. Toda
starost je tudi MEGA napravila
mehkejsega. &c hi bila Alta Gu
la vse te kletve in psovke, XII
jih je Moskoplet izustil ma njen
rovas, hi jo bilo gotovo vrglo S
postelje, ma katero jo je sla-
bost ze tri dni priklepala.
Zleb, v katerem so stale Tum-
pezeve stale, je bill oh Mosko-
pletovem prihodu tin in zapu-
Seen kakor vsekdar. V prazen
planinski kot Sc je upiralo SON.
ce, il bliznjega gozda Sc je Sill
salo petite samotnih ptic, XII so
rajsi ostajale v planini kakor
v dolini, a ma dnu zleba je ena-
komerno sumel izvir potoka
Jamnice, XII je tukaj gori zace-
njal svojo kratko pot. Ma jasi
okrog hleva, kjer SO Tumpezl
vsako leto nakosili "a dober voz
starine, so Sc v rahlem vetricu
zibale redke planinske roze.
Stale so bile zidano stiriogla-
to, do polovice breg potisnje-
no poslopje presirokimi vrati
in majhnimi okenci, katera so
bill vzidani mocni, zelezni krizi.
Zgradbi Sc je poznalo, da je ma
stala cash, ko so sc po pla-
mini klatili Sc volkovi, pred ka-
terimi je morala braniti drob-
nico. Okrog zidu je slonelo ne
kaj suhljadi, a pred pragom je
bill velik kup raznih smeti in
drugih odpadkov. Steza, XII je
bila izhojena IL gozda do vrat,
in ia kup sta pricala, da je sta
ri hlev clovesko bivalisce.
Moskoplet Sc je pocasi blizal
stajam, pri cemer je gledal bolj
nazaj. Cd koder je prisel, ka-
kor pa ma svoj cilj. Neznansko
zoprni sta mu bill mrka pajta in
VISA tako pusta okolica. Pri vra-
tin je neodlocno obstal in zacel
premisljevati, kaj maj napravi,
da bi sc vse srecno koncalo. Da
bi odprl vrata, vstopil in po-
zdravil mu Sc ma misel nj pri-
slo. Zato je stopil okrog ogla,
kjer je v zidu opazil okence. z
vso previdnostjo je pokukal v
notranjscino. Zagledal je tema-
cen prostor z nizkim stropom;
V enem kotu je stalo zacrnelo,
nizko ognjisce, v drugem pa
kravjim jaslim podobno lezisce.
Pc stenah so visele razne crne
begute, po goli zemlji pa so le-
zali kupi vresja in raznega dru-
gega metlicevja.
V jaslih Moskoplet najprej nj
mogel nicesar razlociti; ze 81 je
oddahnil, mislec, da je nasel baj-
to prazno in da je Alta kdo We
kje. Ko pa je Sc dalje strmel
skozi zamazano steklo, je v svo-
jo grozo ugotovil, da sc
ma leziscu pod plastic begut
L
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INCEST PEOPLE

Continued from Page Two
according to the fairy tales"
she said, 81 am now supposed to
break out in tears and confess
that it hasn't been worth it all.
But | won't. | ain very happy.
Pm having the time of my life
and intend to continue. What do
you think of me now?''
| said, Il think you've been dis
honest unkind, and little I'M
moral"
She laughed. "lIow like you"
she sad. Then she added: I'll you
ever keep your nose out Of a book
long enought, you'll realize that
the majority of the people at the
top of success got there by dedl-
eating themselves to their own
ambitions, by using every situa-
ton to their own advantage and
crushing anything that stood IN
the way"
"The means justify the end" |
offered.
sIf you're smart, they do" she
said.
"But | always thought the meek
were going to inherit the earth
| said.
"OnIy when the mighty get
through with it," she returned.
And now as | look al the live
of the wealthy men who paid by
themselves have emaSSed then
riches, when | study the paSts OF
the men who are called ENTER
prising" and phenomena! sue
cesses." when | read of the ere
alton of Financial empires /
think of what Dollle SAID and |
feel she was right.
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PAGE SEVEN
FIG PRODUCTION UP

The total pig crop this year is
indicated to be 3 percent create
than in 1916 and | percent above
the l93G-45 average. The spring
pig crop was only slightly great
er than year earlier but the fal!
crop probably will show a some-
what larger increase, according 10
BAE.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-08-01

Civilian meat supplies this year
promise to be fully as large as in
1916 and well above most of the
wal years. Civilian meat supplies
per perGon in 1916 averaged 1873
pounds compared with 1874 pounds
m l93T-4l. according TO BAE.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-08-01

Spring pigs were narrowed early
this year in contrast to the lace
borrowings of 1916. Over 10 per
cent of the spring Sows farrowcd
in February this year compared
with 9 percent in February 1856.
BAE reports.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-08-01

Rev. and Mrs. J. r. Kennedy of
Whiteville announce the birth of
q daughter Saturday. July IS, at
the Columbus County hospitol.
Rev. Kennedy is pastor of the
Whiteville Presbyterian church
and supply pastor of the local
Presbyterian church.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-08-01

1t is estimated that there were
PAP million hogs over & month
of age in the United States June
!. which is 5 percent more than Il
year earlier.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-08-01

and What you WISH 10
know without asking
questions. Cure sick
ness without medicine.
Will remove evil influ-
ence from around you.
Reunite the separated
and guide you in all
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-08-01

affairs of love, life, and business.
Why remain in boudt? See this
gifted medium today. Special
$500 reading, limited time only
$500. Readings dolly. Located
first house out of city limits. 27l4
Carolina Beach Road. Wilmington.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-08-01

Record slaughter Of cattle and
calves is in prospect for l941
which will result in a sharp re-
duction in the numbers of cattle
and calves on farms.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-08-01
B ! T. + j s.

Major ami Mr2. i. t.. ,iilchell
announce tbs arrival oI 4 seven
pound and ten ounce son at the
army hospital, Fort William D.
Davis. Canal Zone. on Sunday,
July Goth.
Mrs. Mitchell is the former
Miss Mary Elizabeth Baldwin of
Tabor City. Mrs. Roland Baldwin
was notified by cable of the birth
Of her grandson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-08-01

According to an announce from
the USDA. hog prices are expect
ed to continue high until market
ING of pork increases IN the fall.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-08-01

North Cardinals commercial
Irish potato crop was estimated at
/ .576.OOO bushels on July |.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-08-01

Frequent brushing of screens
and sills can save the housewife
much time and laor in window
washing. In summertime screens
catch dust, Dirt and small insects
which are easily brushed off. If
left on, rain and wind will beat
much of this soil onto the glass
panes. busting windows helps
keep them clean and delays the
day when they must be washed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-08-01

water containing salt and soda
one teaspoon Of each to quart
of water. The water is brought
to a boil, the silver laid in and
the boiling continued for just 2
or 3 minutes. Then the silver is
removed and washed.
Many housewives keep an alum
mum cup of hot water contain
ing soda beside the dshpan when
doing breakfast dishes. Into this
cup go soup spoons or forks dis
cclored by breakfast eggs. BY the
time the dishes are done, the sill
yer is bright again.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-08-01

ANYONE Knowing where Char
lotte Reaves, colored woman.
may be located, please notify her
daughter, jamie Cole, Tabor City.
&ss. 4tp.
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WANT AOSs GTx* 2SNZ
WORK FOR Y0U ~; *SES.A
49,

There are approximately 1900
acres of late summer cabbage
planted in North Carolina this
year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-08-01

North Carolina watermelon
growers are expected to produce
approximately 2,4'5,000 melons
this year, which compares with a
production of 2,420,000 melons
last year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-08-01
BENJAMIN, Worlds Greatest

Medium, born with strange pow
ers. Will call your name in full
Evening star., 1947-07-29
Retiring Diplomat
Is GiUen FAreaVeU
Cocktail Party

The Attache of the Iraq Embassy
and Nine. Pachachi gave farewell
cocktail party yesterday afternoon
for the retiring Second Secretary,
Mr.. A. M. Gallant, who left last
night for New York. He will sail
Thursday for Southampton, Eng
land, en- route to his new post as
Secretary of the Iraq Embassy in
London.
The guests who bade Mr.. Gallant
farewell included younger members
of the staff of the Egyptian and Britt
ish Embassies and the Syrian Lega-
ton and number of officials of the
State Department. Nine. Pachachi
was assisted by wives of other men,
bers of the Iraq Embassy staff and
by her mother, Nine. Jawdat, wife Of
the Iraq Ambassador. Among the
young people attending the festivity
was Miss Iran Ala, daughter of the
Iran Ambassador and Nine. Ala.
New members of the 1raq Embassy
staff were welcomed at the party
yesterday. All of them will serve
as Second Secretaries and Mr.. Kha-
lid Chorbachi has been here for
several weeks. He will be Joined
shortly by Mime. Chorbachi and their
four children. Mr.. Amin Mumayiz
was accompanied to the fete yester-
day by Nine. MumayN. When Mr.
and Mrs. Mumayiz came to Wash
iugton they brought with them
their three small children. The
third new member of the staff Is
Mr.. Ahmed Izzet Mohammed who
is a bachelor.
Evening star., 1947-07-29
Col. and Mrs. Harris
G0ing to Nantucket

Col. and Mrs. Arthur R. Harris
and their daughter, Miss Frances
Abbot Harris will leave at the end OF
the week for Nantucket. They Will
be there through the month OF Au-
gust returning here in time to take
possession of Clovercroft, the estate
near Warrenton which they recently
purchased from DR.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Wolcott.
DR.. and Mrs. Wolcott will move
from Clovercroft the latter part OF
August and will live near the farm
which they purchased from Mrs.
Harris near Fauquier Springs.
Col. and Mrs. Harris plan to make
some changes in the house at Clo-
vercroft but probably will not make
it their permanent home until next
spring. They, however, will be there
much of the time through the late
summer and autumn.
Mrs. Gullion, wife of Capt. Allen
w. Gullion, U. S. A., and daughter
of Col. and Mrs. Harris, is with her
husband in Honolulu where he is on
duty. Capt. and Mrs. Gullion, son
and daughter -in-law of the late Maj.
Gen. Gullion, do not expect to re-
turn to the States before next year
Evening star., 1947-07-29
Dinner Planned
For Mrs. Tmslev

Members OF Sigma Chapter Of
Beta Sigma Phi will entertain at
dinner tonight in honor of Mrs.
VerNelle Tinsley, secretary to Rep
resentative Cole, Republican, of
Missouri, who is planning to leave
this week for her home in Missouri
Representative and Mrs. Cole are
to be special guests at the party,
which will be held at Alfred's Res
taurant, 1924 Connecticut avenue
NV.
Members planning to attend the
farewell fete include Miss Virginia
Hubner, president of the chapter
Miss Ruth Collins. Miss Betsy Ross
Miss Frieda Oliver. Miss Marie Da-
vison, Miss Ethel Haynes, Miss Dor
othy Boles. Miss Shirley Hubner
Miss Shirley Sanders, Miss Mildred
English, Miss Josephine Speight anc
Miss Carol Nicodemus.
Mrs. Tlnsley, who has been with
Representative Cole since he first
came to Washington with the Sew
enty-eighth Congress, is one of the
most popular members of Beta
Sigma Phi.
Evening star., 1947-07-29
In the Meas

The Mexican Ambassador to Po-
land and Sonora de Guzman are on
the high seas en- route to France,
having sailed yesterday aboard the
Decrease of the French Line. The
Ambassador, DR.. Salvador r. Guz-
man and his wife were in Washing
ton last year when he was special
envoy from his country to the liberia
ton of the Philippines and the in
auguration of the President. The
Ambassador and Sonora de Guzman
stopped in Washington for a short
visit en- route to Manila.
The Norwegian Society of Washing
ton will hold a family picnic at the
Palisades Field House and Play
ground, Edmunds and Sherrier places
NV, Saturday, August 9. beginning
at 2 o'clock. Supper will be at 6
o'clock in the picnic grove and games
and other entertainment are being
arranged. In the event Of rain the
picnic will be held in the Field
House.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel M. Dodek,
with their daughters, Marianne and
Samayla. have closed their house on
Woodland drive and left for a seven
week tour of the national parks and
the Pacific Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Karlossky left
Sunday for Bangor, Me-, to spend
two weeks with the latter's parents
the Rev. and Mrs. r. Adams. Their
son, Melvin Karlossky, who accom-
panied them, will stay with his
grandparents while his parents make
trip to Canada.
Evening star., 1947-07-29
Theta Sigma Phi
Picnic 7 TOmOrrOW

The annual summer meeting of the
National Capital Chapter of Theta
Sigma Phi, honorary fraternity for
women in journalism, will be picnic
at 6 pm. tomorrow at the home OF
Mrs. Frieda Everett, 1914 Newark
street NV.
The program will include reports
on the recent national convention In
Los Angeles by the chapter delegates
These include Miss Janette Harring-
ton. who Is the new national presi-
dent; Mrs. Marjorie Binford Woods
who was reelected national vice
president, and Mrs. Gretchen Thorp
new president of the local chapter.
Recently elected honorary and as
sociate members will be initiated
curing the evening.
Mrs. Everett was one of three
members recently selected by Theta
Sigma Phi for this years head
line awards"
Evening star., 1947-07-29
Miss Joan Cough
SatArdav Bride

Miss Joan Margaret Cough,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. James j,
Cough of Fond du Lac. Wis. anq
Washington, was married Saturday
10 Mr.. William r. Tinkelenberg, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Tfnkelen-
berg.
The wedding took place in the
rectory of the Assumption Church
with the Rev. Charles E. Roach Of
f1ciating at the ceremony IN the
presence of members of the two
families and few friends.
A gown Of white silk was worn by
the bride. A coronet of illusion held
her half-length veil Of the same
material and she carried a bouquet
Of white roses.
Mrs. George D. Durham, the
brides twin sister, was her matron
of honor and was costumed in blue
silk. Her flowers were American
beauty roses. Mr.. Albert Tfnkelen-
berg was best man for his brother.
Following breakfast and recep-
ton at Hotel 240o the couple left for
a wedding trip in the Pocono Noun
tains.
Evening star., 1947-07-29
Z. S. Envoys to Take New Posts
Nnfers at Daughters Wedding;
Warvens Vacation in States

b The newly appointed United
States Ambassador to FL Salvador
and Mrs. Albert F. Nufer, now in
Cuba, will 60 to the Central Ameri-
can country the end of the week.
Mr.. Nufer has been counselor for
economic affairs of the United
States Embassy in Havana for some
time and was in Washington within
the fortnight preparatory to taking
up his new duties in San Salvador.
Mrs. Nufer, however, remained in
the Cuban capital to complete the
arrangements for the marriage Of
their daughter, Miss Miriam Nufer
to Mr.. Albert Holden Norweb, son
Of the Ambassador to Cuba and Mrs.
r. Henry Norweb. The wedding took
place Sunday In the chapel Of the
Santa Rita Roman Catholic Church,
the Rev. Arcadia Marina officiating
in the presence of only the members
of the two families and few init
mate friends.
The bride is a native of Cuba and
was educated In Mexico, Spain and
Cuba while her father was on for
eign duty in the diplomatic service.
Mr.. Norweb attended Harvard Uni
versity before entering the Army
Air Forces early In the war.
The civil ceremony for Miss Nufer
and Mr.. Nolweb took place Friday
morning in the office of DR.. Mario
Lazo, Havana attorney, and DR..
Hector Betancourt was the public
notary.
Witnesses for the bride In
the religious ceremony were her
brother -in-law, Mr.. Jorge Caceres
and Mr.. Paul Heilman, a friend of
her family for some years. Mr.. r
Henry Norweb, jr., was best man for
his brother and witnesses for the
bridegroom were the British Minis
ter to Cuba, Mr.. James L. Dodds
and the Military and Air Attache OF
the United States Embassy there
Col. E. E. Glenn.
Another recently appointed Am
bassador who shortly will take up
his new duties is Mr.. Fletcher War
rem, formerly Ambassador to Mica.
ragua and now Ambassador -desig-
nate to Paraguay. He and Mrs. War
rem are vacationing in this country
and are expected in Washington the
latter part of next week. The Am
bassador came here from Managua
some weeks ago, leaving the Second
Secretary, Mr. Maurice M. Bern
beum, 81 Charge d'Affaires. No time