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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-28

h e postayl petleni plan in dejansko e ia borba "a
zvedbo ega plana nadaevanje borb popono ma
conalno in ekonornsko osvoboditev.
Nj nobenega razloga, da bi jugoslovanskim na-
rodom oddao priznane njihove ogrone napore tako
pretekosti kot sedanjost Narodi, XII krenili po
aksn poti in sojijo danes kot veki sbol poguma od
ocnosti in bodocnos zasuzo tud nase cestitke
njihovemu prazniku zeljami, da b nhovi ogromn
pori popolnosti uspe in obubo, da Jim bono tud mi
ameriski Slovenci kot nh brae po krv in eziku po-
maga moranem in materijalnem pogledu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-28
Slovenske .Sokolice
st. 442 SNPJ

Cleveland, Ohio. - Leto gre
proti koncu, cato sem sc ma
menila napisati par vrstic, da
povabim nase clanice ma pri-
hodnjo redno sejo, XII sc vrsj
dne 1. decembra, in katere ze-
linn, da hi Sc vse prav gotovo
udelezile. Seja Sc vrsi v navad-
nih prostorih SIND ma St. Clair
Ave. in pricetek DO tocno oh Z.
uri.
Ma zadnji seji Sc je sklenilo,
da mas bo obiskal Miklavz in
vsaka clanica, XII bo navzoca,
DO dobila kako darilo. Obenem
sc bodo vrsile volitve odbornic
"a prihodnje leto, in zato nj mic
vec kot prav, da ste vse navzo-
&c in 81 izvolite kar DO vam in
drustvu v korist. Kot vsako le-
to, bono imele "bozicno zaba-
vo" ali Christmas Party, da bo
vsaka zadovoljna odsla domov.
Kaj pa clanice il Euvlida in
Newburgha? Tudi We ste vab-
ljene, da sc nam pridruzite vsaj
ma tel seji, &c vam ze nj mogo-
&c drugace redno prihajati ma
seje. Maj vam povem, da je ma
vsaki seji, katera izmed navzo-
cih clanic srecna. Zadnji mesec
je sreca doletela sestro Skan-
der, ma tel seji boste pa vi mo-
goce srecna. Pridite, ker zelimo
in potrebujemo navzocnost vseh.
Dalie ma 3. Strani)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-28

V osvobojenem bosan skem
mestu je bio dine 20. novem-
bra 1943 drugo zasedanje Avno-
ia (Antifasisticnega vijeca ma
rodne osvoboditve Jugoslavije) &.
Tukaj je bill sedez vrhovnega
staba narodno osvobodilne VOL
ske in partizanskih odredov Ju-
goslavije pod vodstvom powell
nika Tita.
Tam Sc je V pozni, dezevni in
blatni jeseni leta 1943 zbralo
240 delegatov vseh jugoslovan-
skin narodov - vsi izcrpani cd
umornega potovanja, toda bud
nj. Prisli so il brigad in odredov,
raztresenih po vsem razseznem
ozemlju Jugoslavije: IL Srbije,
Makedonije, il Sandzaka, Crne
gore, il Vojvodine, Slavonije, il
Dalmacije, Hrvaske, il Sloveni-
je in Istre.
V zatemnj jenem narodnem do
mu so sc tt parlamentarci zbra-
Ii v cudovit in nepopisen drzav-
nj zbor. Toda vsi SO bib odlocni.
neupogljivi, polni jasne zavesti,
cemu so Sc zbrali, kaj hocejo,
zakaj so tvegali svoja zivljenja
in zakaj jih bodo poslej, zakaj
nuke njihovih narodov in kaks-
ma je pot, XII DO vsem jugoslo-
vanskim ljudstvom odprla lep-
So, trdnejso, soncno bodocnost.
Avnoj, sestavljen iz izvolje-
nih odposlancev vseh jugoslo-
vanskih narodov, je kot najvis-
j acknowledged move Jugosla-
vile odlocil: l.. Uzakonitev ljud-
ske oblasti, XII je nastala in Sc
razvijala med narodno osvobo-
dino borbo kot edino in nepre-
klicno najvisjo oblast. 2. Nova
Jugoslavija je zvezna drzava,
XII jo tvorijo njeni narodi, Srbi,
Hrvati, Slovenci, Crnogorci in
Makedonci in 3. obsoja Sc reak-
CHA donna in V tujini, kralju pa
Sc prepoveduje povratek do
movino.
V Jaicu je bilo torej postav-
ljenih troje osnovnih kamnov
move Jugoslavije: Jugoslavija
/ je in bo demokraticna drzava,
Jugoslavija je zvezna drzava,
Jugoslavija obracuna kraljem
in preteklostjo. Mogocne in sill
ne stvari SO to in mic cudnega
nj, &c je 29. november najvecji
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-28

pravnosti narodov Jugoslavije
in klice svojim rojakom preko
oceana: Vzdrzite, bratje in Sc
sire, ohranite, kar ste 81 pribo-
rili, in izpopolnite svoje demo-
kraticne. nacrte "a uresnicenje
nepremagljivega bratstva, edin-
stva in svObOde narOdov JugO-
slavic in "a utrditev trajnega
miru ma Balkanu, v Evropi in
pO vsem svetu!
SANS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-28

monarhije in skupaj toriji ma
stopa proti hrabrim upornikom
v Grciji in Makedoniji. Patrick
Henry-je IL leta 1947 obsojajo
ameriski drzavniki in ubijajo
ameriske krogle. &c bi danes Ii
vela Thomas Paine in Jefferson,
bi z istim pravicnim studom OBJ
sodila sedanjo politiko Zedinje-
nil1 drzav, kot sta to obsodila le-
ia 1776 angleskega kralja in to-
rije.
Tisti, XII Sc danes borijo v 60
rovju egejske Makedonije in
Grciji MISC bandit. Demokratic-
ma grska armada, XII Sc nahaja
pod poveljstvom generala Mar
kosa, je sestavljena il najboljsih
rborcev proti nemskemu in itali-
janskemu okupatorju "a casa
vojne.
"Ti Grki," pi$e 6asopis PM,
$50 Sc . zodmjih letih dvakrot
IsatekaH y gorovje;; eukrat proti
Italijomona, potema pa proti Men,
Gem. ZatekaH so sc D gorovje .
vsem ve6jem, $tevilu proti vladi,
10 koteri je obranabmi minister
Zervas, XII je slu$iz ItaIjamom
so place, Nemcema pa vsled lju-
bes'si. Zmo$mi so, da Sc mo- teh
''goroh zoperstavljojo twdi ameri-
Skim maormarjema."
Grski in makedonski partizani
so resnicni borci "a ljudstvo. To
so resnicni proti-fasisti. Borijo
sc "a nezavisnost samih Zedinie-
nih drzav.
(Dalje prihodmjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-28
29. NOVEMBER JUGOSLOV. PRANK

prank, rojstni dan move Jugo-
slavic.
20. novembra 1943 bo trajno
ostal v zavesti jugoslovanskih
narodov, ter ma ia datum ie BIZ
10 opravljeno veliko zgodovin-
sko drzavno dejanje in mas spo-
minja ma krvavo, mucno in We
licastno rojstvo move Jugosla-
vile.
V svoji knjigi "Pot move Ju-
goslavije' pravi podpredsednik
Wade Edward Kardelj O zgodo-
vinskih sklepih, XII so bill spre-
jeti ma drugem zasedanju Avno-
ia, sledece:
II. S temi sklepi narodi Jugo-
slavic koncno odstranjujejo cd
oblasti protiljudske reakcionar-
ne klike, neposredno udelezbo
ma oblasti in prevzemajo osnov-
ne demokraticne ljudske mno-
zice po svojih izvoljenih pred
stavnikih ljudske mnozice po
svojih izvoljenih predstavnikih,
preizkusenih v ognju triletne
borbe proti okupatorjem.
! 2. S temi sklepi narodi Jugo-
slavic postavljajo svoje medse-
bojne odnose ma osnovo popol-
ne medsebojne enakopravnosti
in samoopredelitve ter zato gra-
dijo svojo skupno drzavo ma
principu federacije.
3. S temi sklepi so narodi Jul
goslavije koncno uzakonili
osnovne organe ljudske demo-
kraticne oblasti, XII so sc razvi-
Ii med dosedanjo borbo - nam
rec v narodno osvobodilne od-
bore. Istocasno dovrsujejo to
zgradbo z ustvarjanjem novih
vrhovnih organov te oblasti, vr-
hovnega acknowledges in iz-
vrsnega organa Antifasisticne-
ga sveta narodne osvoboditve
Jugoslavije ter vrhovnega ma.
redbo-dajnega in upravnega or
CANA - Nacionalnega komiteja
osvoboditve Jugoslavije. S tenn
so 81 dejansko priceli graditi
novo resnicno demokraticnc
ljudsko drzavo ."
Slovenski Amerikanci okri.
lju Slovenskega ameriskega ma.
rodnega sveta pozdravljajo &C.
trio obletnico proklamacije ne.
OdyisnOSti. edinstva in enakO.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-28
CDalje prihodmWc)
Russia predlaga
mirOvnO kOnferencO
"a Japonsko

LONDON, 27. nov. Ruska
casnikarska agencija "Tass" je
danes objavila, da sovjetska VIA
da predlaga konferenco zunanjih
ministrov Kline, Zedinjenih dr.
zav, Anglije in Sovjetske zveze,
XII maj hi prihodnjega januarja
zacela razmotrivati O mirovni
pogodbi "a Japonsko.
Poroeilo agencije pravi, da bi
Sc ia konferenca lahko vrsila v
KIM in pristavlja, da je soviet
ski zunanji minister Molotov v
svojem odgovoru ma kitajske SUI
gestije, da Sc zunanji ministri
sestanejo ma eni predkonferenci
II. novembra podal gornje pred
loge.
Izjava Molotova, kot jo poro-
ca "Tass," Sc glasi:
ia voljo hitri ustanovitvi mi
ru ma Daljnem vzhodu in da sc
da japonskemu in ostalim ljud-
stvom odgovarjajoee pogoje "a
miroljubni razvoj sovjetska Via
da predlaga, da Sc v januarju
mesecu leta 1948 sklice posebno
zasedanje Sveta zunanjih mini
strov, vkljucno predstavnikov
Kline, Zedinjenih drzav, Soviet
ske zveze in Anglije, XII bodo raz-
motrivali o vprasanju priprav
"a mirovno pogodbo z Japon-
sko."
| WASHINGTON, 27. nov.
Ruski predlog "a konferenco mi
nistrov zunanjih zadev, ma kate
ri maj bi Sc razmotrivalo O mi
rovni pogodbi "a Japonsko, bodo
ameriski krogi hladno sprejeli,
ker Sc ia predlog smatra "a po-
novni ruski poizkus, da Sc diktir
ra ureditev zadev ma Pacifiku.
Zedinjene drzave predlag1jo
konferenco II drzav, ki SO So
delovale V vojni proti Japonski,
pravijo obvesceni viri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-28
l3 UBITIH NESREeI
|LETALA " ALASKI

JUNEAU, Alaska, 81. now
Ma poletu IL Alaske v Seattle se
je danes ponesrecilo potnisko le-
talo DC-3, pri Gemur je bilo ubi.
tih i potnikov in oba pilota.
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Ia suobodno in n,iroljubno
Ameriko
(zerph il XII ga je incl zvrsn tajnik Amerskega
Slovanskega kongresa George Pirinsky ma
sell qlavneqa odbora)
Nadalj

! SSJA SAoV0s
! (NGddljeuanje)
Pred enim mesecem so casopi-
Isl, objavili, da je ma poti "a Grci-
jo IL ameriskih ladij natovorje-
nih z orozjem v vrednosti $751;
100000 XII DO uporabljeno proti
gerilcem. To amerisko orozje je
ze v Grciji in bas v tenn casu Sc
ubija grske proti-fasiste in ma
kedonske borce "a nacionalno
osvoboditev S tenn ameriskim
orozjem. To je velika krivica, to
je ubojstvo v Grciji.
Kongresnik George G.. Sadow-
ski, XII je oh priliki debat v kon-
gresu obsodil amerisko politiko
podpiranja grskih monarhistov
in odgovoril ma zagotavljanja
predsednika Trumana, da mi
branimo grsko ljudstvo pred ko-
munizmom, je rekel:
"Ubijajo Grke . Makedomiji
IN tiste Grke, XII Sc ne strimjajo
z naonorhisticno grSko Vlado in
ubijajo Mokedomce, ker vsi Ma
kedomci $ehjo svobodo. All maj
glosujema, da Sc da veC bajome-
too in vec puSk, da Sc pobije Sc
vec tega zjudstva? Ne! Kar Sc
meme tice, to nj vpra$anje ko-
munisma. To je stara borba, sto-
letjG star0 borba sa svobodo-
5orba ljasdstva sa svobodo. Ze-
dimjeme dasave bi morale proc
reci:: mi stojinao so vanei y vo$i
borbi sa svobodo'."
Kongresnik Sadowski je pove-
dal resnico. To je stara borba "a
svobodo in Amerika bi morala
biti ma strani borcev "a svobodo.
Ali sc nismo mi sami borili "a
svobodo in neodvisnost? -? Ali smo
pozabili ma leto 1776?
! Ko so leta 1776 nasilja angle
Skin vlastodrzcev postala Memo
sna, VISA pota "a poravnanje kri-
vice pa zaprta, so kolonijalna
} ljudstva vzela roke orozje in v
neenakopavni ,toda epicni borbi
vrgla despotsko vlado. Bojni
klik Patrick Henrya: 'Dajte mi
svobodo, ali pa mi dajte smrt!''
je postal bojni klik vsakega svo-
bodoljubnega Americana.
| Angleski kralj in njegovi mi
nistri so takrat to akcijo ameri-
skega ljudstva oznacili "a upor
in obsodili borece sc Americana,
kot "izobcence" in "bandite," XII
ne spostujejo zakone in legalno
oblast angleskega imperija.
Izzivajoci paradoks je, da ma
81 danasnji politiki vrsijo isto
vlogo, kot so jo vrsili angleski
vlastodrzci leta 1776 in da obso.
jajo borece sc ljudstvo Grcije,
; XII je vzelo v roke orozje proti
inasiljem prezivele monarhije.
Bas to je, kar predsednik Tru.
man, drzavni oddelek in kongres
pod vplivom republikancev de-
lajo, odkar Sc je objavilo Tru-
manovo doktrino in poznejse IL
jave in akcije nasih predstaVni-
kov pri organizaciji Zdruzenih
narodov.
Amerika, Xxi je leta 1776 in po.
zneje leta 1864 pokazala svetu
ma najbolj navdahnjujoci nacin
kako maj Sc bori proti nonarhiji
in domacimi toriji, je postala lie.
ta 1947 zascitnik zasovrazene
IA IoAo a..-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-11-28

Slovenski Amerikanci v okri-
lju Slovenskega ameriskega ma
rodnega sveta pozdravljajo &C.
trio obletnico proklamacije ne
Odvisnosti, edinstva in enakO-
Evening star., 1947-06-22
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington D. c. D.


lively. and carried roses and del
phinium.
Ensign o. j. Loper served as best
man for the bridegroom and En-
signs Arthur Steloff, John w. Wells,
Frank Sorensen and James K.
Stuhldreher were the ushers.
The bride is q graduate of Brad
ford Junior College and the Uni
versity of Michigan. She Is a mem
Der of Alpha Phi Sorority. The
bridegroom was graduated from
Oberlin College and the United
States Naval Academy.
C. C0rnman-Epans
The marriage Of Miss Margaret j..
Evans, daughter of Mrs. Virginia
H. Evans of Takoma Park, to Mr..
Ivor Cornman, son of Mrs. r. S.
Cornman of Cleveland, took place
last evening in Trinity Episcopal
Church. the Rev. Robert S. Tren-
bath officiating.
Given in marriage by her cousin,
Mr.. Richard A. Ayers, IT., the bride
wore a white satin gown and finger
tip veil held by coronet of seed
pearls. She carried shower bou-
quet of white roses and lilies of the
valley.
Mrs. Charles J. Markward was
matron of honor for her cousin and
Mr.. Milton Cornman served as best
man for his brother. Mr.. D. G.
Robin and Mr.. Charles ]. Mark
ward we're the ushers.
Following a honeymoon in Massa-
cIusetts, the couple will reside in
New York.
Engierf-Sf0rer
The Church of the Assumption
was the scene of the wedding yes
terday of Miss Mary Frances Storer,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Storer of this city, and Mr.. John
Franklin Englert, jr, son of Mr. and
Mrs Englert of Rochester, N. Y.
The Rev Armand Maurer, cousin of
the bridegroom, officiated at the
ceremony, which was followed by a
reception at the Women's City Club.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and attended by her
Evening star., 1947-06-22
Wedding Bells Rang Yesterday

and carried a bouquet of pastel
sweetpeas. She was attended by
Mrs. Charles Burkley, who wore
pink marquisette and carried pink
carnations and blue. delphinium,
and Mr.. Burkley. U. S. N, served
as best man for the bridegroom.
The couple will reside temporarily
at 210O Fifteenth street Sc.
Mrs. Calhoun is the granddaugh-
ter of Mrs, Edna Haynie of Fleeton,
Va.
HanSen-UafAeS
Miss Emelia June Mathes, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John George
Mathes, became the bride yesterday
of Mr.. Richard Maurice Hansen
son of Mrs. Jessie Hansen and the
late Mr.. Aksel Hansen. The cere-
mony took place in Grace Lutheran
Church, the Rev. DR.. Gerhard E.
Lenski officiating. assisted by the
Rev. John MILAN. Miss Margaret
WambsganSs played the nuptial
music and attended Miss Mildred E.
Herr and Mr.. Charles Hitler who
sang. A reception followed in the
church social hall.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore an ivory
satin gown and fingertip veil draped
from Seedpearl tiara. She carried
a shower bouquet of white roses
centered with white orchid.
Mrs. William Grier, who was ma
tron of honor, wore pale yellow
marquisette gown and Mary Queen
of Scots headdress of yellow net.
She carried a bouquet of blue lark
spur, yellow Marguerites and tails
man roses tied with yellow ribbon.
The maid of honor, Miss Eleanor c.
Hoffman. wore a pale pink marqlii-
settle gown with a matching head
dress and carried blue larkspur,
white Marguerites and pale pink
roses tied with pink ribbon, Little
Miss Barbara Lee Wells. who was
flower girl. wore a fioor-length dress
of aqua net over taffeta with a
miniature Mary Queen Of Scots
headdresS and carried a basket of
rose petals.
Mr.. William ]. Inman served as
best man for Mr. Hansen and the
Evening star., 1947-06-22

Service after serving for three years
in the Army. The bride received
her degree from Trinity College.
.Marmet-Drisc0H
Miss Barbara Jean Driscoll of
Omaha. Nebr., daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Robert Driscoll
became the bride yesterday of En-
sign Robert Arthur Marmet, son of
Mrs. Robert Marmet of Alexandria
and Omaha, and the late Mr.. Mar
met. The wedding took place in
the Chapel of the United States
Naval Academy, Chaplain Roy E.
Bishop officiating, and a reception
followed at Carvel Hall.
The bride was given in marriage
by her uncle, Mr.. Raymond Arthur
Driscoll, and attended by her sisters,
the Misses Carolyn Ann and Sally
Driscoll. She wore a gown of can
delight satin trimmed with rose
point lace and long veil draped
from a lace coronet. Her bouquet
was of orchids and stephanotLs. The
attendants wore cherry-color and
cornfower- blue marquisette, respec-
Evening star., 1947-06-22

cousin. Miss Irene Mudd. She wors
white satin gown trimmed with
seed pearls and fingertip veil
draped from q seed pearl coronet.
She carried a white prayerbook
Evening star., 1947-06-22

Ralph Rauth. James Curry. Jack
Whitehouse and Donald Drukenmil-
Ter were the ushers.
O'C0nnelI-Healy
Miss Mary Louise Healy, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Joseph
Healy, became the bride yesterday
of Mr.. Joseph Patrick O'Connell,
jr., son of Mrs. O'Connell and the
late Mr.. O'Connell. The Rev. Louis
w. Albert officiated at the wedding
in st. Gabriels Church and re-
ception followed at the Broadnoor
Hotel.
The bride was escorted by her
father to the sanctuary, where she
was met by the bridegroom and his
brother, Mr.. Thomas j. O'Connell,
who served as best man. She wore
"a white satin gown with a full
length veil edged with lace and
carried shower bouquet of white
roses and stephanotis.
The maid of honor, Miss Marie
Donelan, wore a yellow marqulsette
gown trimmed with satin and fash
ioned with a hustle Her bouquet
was of Johanna Hill roses and pale
blue delphinium. The other attend
ants, Miss Patricia Dougherty. Mrs.
Patricia Kilkenny and Miss Sarah
Morris, wore similar gowns in blue
pink and green respectively, and
carried Johanna Hill roses.
The wedding guests were seated
by the Messrs John F. Healy
brother of the bride; Edward O'Con-
nell, brother of the bridegroom, and
Joseph Saunders.
Following a honeymoon in the
Poconos, the couple will reside in
Washington, where the bridegroom
will complete his studies at George
town University School of Foreign
Evening star., 1947-06-22
ST. CIair-Texsi

OI. L IUH-t t%Si
The marriage of Miss Rose Mary
Vezzi, daughter of MI. and Mrs.
Rosario Vezzi, to Mr.. James E. st.
Clair, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert P.
st. Clair, took place yesterday in
Holy Name Church, the Rev. James
A. Caulfeld officiating. A reception
followed at the American Legion
hall.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a white marquiSette
gown fashioned with hooped skirt
trimmed with ruffes and fingertip
veil draped from Mary Queen of
Scots headdress trimmed with
orange blossoms. She carried a
white prayer book overlaid with a
shower of white orchids and baby's
breath.
Miss Patrina Vezzi was maid of
honor for her sister, wearing yell
low taffeta gown fashioned with q
hustle and a matching feather head
dress and carrying red roses. The
bridesmaids. the Misses Rose Di
Gregorio Jean Brown, Grace LaroSa
and Jenny Puliatti. wore rose and
French blue respectively and car
ried mixed spring flowers.
Mr.. Paul F. Hines served as best
man for Mr.. St. Clair, and the we'd
ding guests were seated by the
Messrs. John A. Zezzi, brother of the
bride; Edward Ahern, John Colbert
and Charles Young. John and
Frank Di Gregorio served as altar
boys.
Following a honeymoon in Allan
tic City. the couple will reside at
l845 M street NE.
Caih0un-HarriS
The Anacostia Methodist Church
was the scene of the wedding yes
terday of Miss Edna A. Harris
daughter of Mr. A. Z. Harris of
Baltimore and the late Mrs. Harris.
and Mr.. Andrew J. Calhoun. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur T. Calhoun of
Homestead, Fla. The Rev. William
Kenneth Lyons officiated at the
ceremony.
The bride wore blue marqui-
sette gown with short veil draped
from a coronet of forget -nots
Evening star., 1947-06-22

Anne Blair, Bonnie Burson and Au-
drey Chalkley, wore embroidered
marquisette gowns in rainbow colors.
All carried arm bouquets of roses.
Miss Patsy Bray was the Junior
bridesmaid and Gayle Brown was
flower girl.
Mr.. Frank Ford served as best man
for his brother and the Messrs.
Evening star., 1947-06-22

Messrs. John Inman and Donald l..
Livingston were the ushers.
Ford-Bray
The marriage of Miss Marie Elaine
Bray, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
J. Bray of Arlington, to Mr.. Calvin
Richards Ford, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. r. Ford, also of Arlington, took
place yesterday in the Clarendon
Baptist Church. the Rev Frank S.
Snyder officiating. A reception in
the home of the brides parents fol-
lowed.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore an old
fashioned gown Of brocaded satin
with a skirt of net ruff1es. She car
ried bouquet of roses and bridal
wreath Her sister, Miss Wilma Bray,
who was maid of honor, wore a yel-
low marquisette gown with a match
ing floral headdress, and the brides
maids, the Misses Frances Fields,
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Messrs. John Inman and Donald L
Livingston were the ushers.
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SMART YOUNG WOMEN
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Service after serving for three years
in the Army. The bride received
her degree from Trinity College.
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Befz-Cooke Pro Ioul
10 Include Contest
Al kenwoodC Club

Pauline Betz and Mrs. Sarah Pal
frey Cooke, who yesterday gave up
their amateur status to play pro-
fessional tennis, probably will APP
pear at the Kenwood Club the
latter part of this month, it was
learned today. Negotiations for
their appearance here have been
under way for some time and de-
tails Of the match will be announced
soon.
In New York, where the Official
announcement was made of their
decision to play for pay, the As
sociated Press reported that the
opening match of their tour will
be played at Duke University May
16 Others will be played at
Greensboro, N c.; Louisville, KY,
and Nashville, Tenn.
These tilts are intended merely
to get Mrs. Cooke In playing condi-
ton, IT Mass explained { She mas
played very little in the last year.
They will not begin to count wins
and losses, officially, until June I
and 8, when they meet in Los An
geles. They win return East about
August l. 81.
Miss Betz Is reigning national
and Wimbledon champion, while
Mrs. Cooke was national champion
in 1941 and 1915. .ss,,s@ ,s,....., s3.
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turnout Encourages
Sailing Officials

offcials Of Potomac River Sailing
Association were highly encouraged
today over the weekend turnout OF
shippers for the opening Of the rae.
ing season here. Thirty-five boats
answered the gun.
Because of the late spring, many
sailors were not ready for the cur
tain-raiser. But the fact that 35
managed to get out Is a good sign
that easily SO boats will be racing
in the spring series. 49, ysi.4
Comets and Penglirs produced
the largest number OF sailors eight
In each case Lee Bright, sailing
Quest, won two firsts in the Comet
class, while Len Penso's Gadget and
Joe Krafft's Squire shared honors
In the Penguins.
The races marked the return Of
the Snipes as q class after q 5-year
absence. Weston Valentine, an old
hand IN the class, won both races,
with his Eleanor.
Evening star., 1947-05-06
BY The Assoeiaisd Press

CAMDEN. N. j., May .6.-Mayor
George e. Brunner doesn't think it
fair of Philadelphia to collect city
wage tax from visiting major league
ball players. So the Camden chief
executive has invited the Athletics
and the Phillies to play on the other
side of the river tax free.
w. Frank Marshall; Philadelphia
city treasurer, announced Saturday
that visiting players of all major
league teams would be subject to
the city's ! per cent wage tax.
Drummer, denouncing the unfair
ness and inequity of such a tax
grab" asked the American and Ma
tional Leagues to build stadium
in Camden in time. for the opening
of. the 1948 season.
The Camden Mayor wrote letters
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Camden Offers to Let.A's.
And PhiIIies Play Tax Free

to Ford Frick, National League
president, and Will Harridge, Amer
ican League head, declaring. ample
facilities for handling the crowds,
ideally situated land and we have
no wage tax, no sales tax, luxury
tax, income tax or any other such
special punitive tax"
Marshall, commenting on Brun-
ner's action, pointed out he was
"in no position" to declare the big
leagues exempt from a tax approved
by the courts and enacted by the
City Council
But all concerned could have
saved a lot of energy had they
known big league bylaws. Oficials
of the Phillies and Athletics in
formed the municipal executives
that both clubs have franchises
which, compel them to play their
home games In Philadelphia.