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Evening star., 1947-10-17
Church Council Calls
Russia a 1yrant Bent
On EnsIaving World
1y the A.soeiufsd Press

DETROIT, Oct. 1.-THE. Ameri-
can Council of Christian Churches
yesterday attacked Russia as "a
voracious, Unsuitable tyrant bent
on the enslavement of the peoples
of the earth and accused the
Federal Council of the Churches
of Christ. in America of "peddling'
MARKHAM doctrine.
The charges were made in reso-
lutions asking President Truman to
aid China "in order to save China
and eventually the United States
from the disaster to many noble
causes which a communized China
and Manchuria would sooner OF
later mean"
Demands Stand Now.
"Unless a stand against Russia)
is made now," the council declared
"the world is destined for the most
horrible bath of blood and halocaust
of unimaginable proportions.
Russia is using her veto power, II
added, to sabotage the United
Nations to promote her interests
and gain the time she needs tt
strengthen her position to attack
America" the resolution said.
4 An attack by the Soviet Union "a.
soon as she is ready with the atomic
bomb" is inevitable" the council
continued.
There is utter folly in deceivine
ourselves longer. God will judge us.
Federal Council Accused.
I'VE decry the MARKHAM ideas
planned and controlled economy
class strife and color conflict
which are actually being peddled ir
the United States by representative.
of the Federal Council of tht
Churches of Christ in America" thu
councils Resolution on Commu.
nism" concluded.
Holding its sixth annual conven.
ton here, the council claims to rep.
resent about 5000 churches with
200, 900 members. ..
A spokesman for the council salt
| it includes churches of various de-
nominations that don't care to g
along with the modernism nov
being advocated by some of thei
leaders"
Headquarters of the Fedora
Council of Churches in New Yorl
refused to comment.
Evening star., 1947-10-17
D. c. Court Reoppoints
Admissions Committee

Three prominent attorneys yester-
day were reappointed to the Com
mittee on Admissions and Griev-
ances Of District Court by the JUS
tices.
Those reappointed for three-year
terms are Walter c. Clephane, John
u. Wilson and John Lewis Smith.
The committee has nine members in
all.
Evening star., 1947-10-17
Chemical Corps to Meet

Washington Chapter. Chemical
Corps Association, will hold its fall
meeting at the Shelter in Rock Greek
Park at Beach drive and Rolling
wood road. starting at 6 pm. Satur-
day. There will be a buffet supper,
followed by movies and dancing.
Evening star., 1947-10-17
Fraternity Plans Purty

The American University chapter
iof Phi Sigma Kappa, social fra
ternity, will hold a halloween party
at 8 pm. tomorrow in the Battery
Park Club in Bethesda. Md.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-10

ipopravljaje sedaj traktorje in
stroje, da bodo na pomlad pri-
pravljeni "a delo. Marenberska
delavnica je poprayila ze sest
traktorjev in okrog 10 plugoy,
v Mariboru pa 40 traktorjey, ka-
mionov, strojev in raznega po-
|ljedelskega orodja. .
Statisticar je izdelal obsezne
in pregledne grafikone, XII kaze-
jo delo in naloge v tenn letu, da-
jejo toeen pregled kadra, stroll
mega parka, koliko je traktorjey
in strojey v poprayilu, koliko je
uporabnih it'd.
Najveeja tezaya je bila v po-
manjkanju traktorjev. Uprava
in sindikat sta temu vprasanju
posvetila vso skrb. Lani je
GUSTROJ organiziral traktor-
ski tecaj, ma katerem Sc je uspo-
sobilo 80 gojencev-mladincev "a
pomozne traktoriste. Letos, v
zacetku marca, sc je zacel drugi
tax enomesecni tecaj, v katere-
ga je bilo sprejetih do 40 gojen-
cev. Po zakljucnem tecaju bodo
traktoristi ykljueeni v pomlad-
ma, poletna in jesenska della.
Sindikat je "a vse traktoriste
in pomozne traktorske organi-
ziral vrsto strokovnih in poll
tienih predavanj. Sklenili pa so,
da bodo organizirali v Slivnici,
Dornavi in St. Janzu v briga-
dah tridnevna strokovna preda-
vanja "a traktoriste in brigadir-
je. Sindikat, XII je bill sele lani
jeseni ustanovljen, stoji v tenn
letu pred odgovornimi naloga-
mi, XII SO predvsem v povezavi S
kmeckim prebivalstvom, v orga-
nizaciji tekmovanja in v dvigu
kulturno-prosvetnega della svo-
jih clanov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-10
Strelnljenje po eneln syetu

in lepse ziyljenje priprostega
cloveka. Syet, ki Sc cd dalec ne
pozna duse slovanskega' Glove
ka, je majal z glayo, ces da 50
Rusiji ze dnevi sesteti. @
Ampak Sc je ustel to pot. Ma
silnost ruskega carizma 'je oma-
gala in naposled podlegla, a Ru-
sija pa ostala. Dinastija Roma
novih, XII je imela cele veletove
ruske krvi ma svoji kosmati We
sti, je leta 1917 storila zalosten
konec in ma Ruskem je tedaj ca
rizmu brzkone "a zmerom od-
klenkalo.
Ia casa ameriske revolucije
je v Rusiji vladala Katarina Ve-
lika, XII je bila nemska princesa
in Sc je dokopala do prestola
ruskih CAREY, ko j je bila z
umorom njenega .moza carja
Petra III. odstranjena zadnja
ovira "a to.
Tudi v sedemnajstem in osem-
najstem stoletju je solstvo no.
silo pecat svojega casa. Univer-
re, akademije in cello ljudske So
lie, kolikor jih je pac ze bilo te-
daj, so sluzile edinole namenom
bogatih ljudi in cerkvene OBJ
lasti. VISA tedanja izobrazba je
bila v sluzbi zasebne lastnine,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-10
Mas kne+ vedno boil spoznovo vrednos+
s+roinego obde|ovoni ia zemIie
Dalje prihodnW6)
Ponatis IL "Slovenskega, poroeevalca"

jo bodo, vsakomur, kdor bo dal
orati traktorjem," so begali
ljudi ma vasi. Kmet je sprva ma
sedal, verjel je, ker je bill lahko-
veren in nepoucen.
V tenn casu je bila pred KLO,
mn ozicnimi organizacijami,
kmetskimi regerenti in brigadir-
j naloga, da prepricajo lastnike,
da je v njihovo korist, &c dajo
zemljo zorati S traktorji, da
zdruzijo parcele in jih skupno
zorjejo. USTROJ Sc je v tel ma
logi znasel sam brez pomoci
Krajevnih ljudskih odborih in
mnoznicnih organizacij. Edino v
ptujskem okraju je bilo sodelo-
vanje $ kmetijskimi referenti
plodno in je vec kmetov v Dor
navi zdruzilo male parcele v vec-
il kompIeks, da 50 vse naenkrat
zorai.
Spomladi je bilo 500 hektarov
zemlje zorane traktorji, jeseni
pa 50 brigade zorale ze LOO he
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-10

I-cerkvene thijerarhije in neome.
jenih vladarjey. Zdelo Sc je, ka.
kor: bi priprosti ljudje ne imeli
niti mozgan niti ne yolje. Bill 50
kakor neumna teleta v rokah
tistih, ki SO Sc jim kar sami po-
stavili "a yladarje in gospodar-
je. Izobrazba je bila dostopna lie
tako zvani gospodi in pa takim,
XII so il bill v njenih pocetjih po-
trebni. Drugace Sc il je zdelo
vsako solanje nepotrebno, &c ze
ne kar naravnost skodljivo. "a
to je bila izobrazba puhla, brez-
srcna, brez vsakrsnega euta "a
odgovornost do ljudstva z OIL
rom ma splosno blaginjo v sre-
Mi. Tako je bila tista gospoda
ma zunaj VISA sladka in gladka,
VISA v lido povita in napudrana,
a ma znotraj pa vsa grda in SUI
rovejsa cd najveeje surovosti.
Ma Angleskem 81 je velepo-
sestniska gospoda polagoma pri-
svojila vso zemljo in tako vzela
priprostim ljudem Sc tisto NAL
ce svobode, kar je je bilo med
mimi. Mali posestniki, kolikor
jih je ze bilo, SO Sc cez noe zna-
sli kot koloni ma svojih lastnih
posestvih, a delavci, XII SO bill
poprej svoJ lastni mojstri, pa
so postal z breznacelno in Ia
komno izvedbo industrijske re-
volucije popolni sunni svojih
delodajalcev po novih tovarnah.
(Dalje prihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-10

Delo USTR0J-a je bilo v Ian
skem letu tezko. Ma eni strani je
bila vista ovir Y pomanjkanju
kadra in materiala, v neizkuse-
nosti pri delu, ma drugi strani
pa vazna naloga prepricati ma
sega kmeta o velikih prednostih
strojnega obdelovanja zemlje.
Mali kmet povecini nina
vprezne zivine, da bi 81 sam 20
raj zemljo. S trdim delom ali pa
s precej denarja je moral place
vati velikemu posestniku, da
jim je zoral s svojimi konji. Pa
vendar so kmetje z nekakim ne
zaupanjem in strahom gledali
ma traktorje. Nj cuda. Protiljud-
ski clement so Sc najbolj bali,
da bi sc mali kmet osamosvojil
in 81 dal zorati zemljo s traktor-
jem.
"Zemljo bodo well, podrzavili
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-10

ktaroy. Zorali so jih zato toliko
vee, ker 50 kmetje spregledali,
da SO nasedali goyoricam, spo.
znali so, da je strojno oranje ce.
nejse in hitrejse, da zemlja da.
lee vec obrodi. Tudi mex pridelo.
valec v blizini St. jana je bill
eden izmed teh. Raje je oral s
konjem. 10 SO njegovemu sose.
du spomladi orali s traktoriem,
je pravil:
'Raje orjem z zivino." Jeseni
pa je mozak drugaee govoril, ko
je videl, da je njegova koruza
dalec slabsa kot sosedova, kjer
so orai S traktorjem. Prisel je k
USTROJu v Maribor in povpra-
seval, kje hi dobil traktor:
"Sosedu so zorali S traktor-
jem in kako koruzo ima," je pra-
vii. Danes ma njegovi zemlji orje
samo traktor.
Stotine malih kmetov, XII so
Jim pref orali kulaki "a drag
denar in tezko delo, so v jeseni
zadovoljno poslusali brnenje
traktorjev ma svoji zemlji.
Po reorganizaciji je sedaj v
mariborskem USTROJU II bri-
|gad S 40 traktorji. Ia spomla-
dansko setev 81 je postavil
USTROJ nalogo, da bo zoral
$500 hektarov. ''Zorati hocemo
vec zemlje, kot smo 81 postavili
"a nalogo," tako je geslo mari
borskega UsTROJA. Brigadirji,
XII so ma terenu, so ze sklenili po-
godbo "a 1900 hektarov zemlje.
To dokazuje, da mas kmet ved-
no bolj spoznava velike koristi
in prednosti strojnega obdelo-
vanja zemlje. Ma USTROJu pa
je sedaj naloga, da bodo brigade,
posebno brigadirji S sodelova-
MEM Krajevnih ljudskih odbo-
row in z mnoznicnimi organiza-
cijami 1.-Two agitacijo preprice-
vail kmete, da je v njihovo ko-
rist, da je cenejse in bolje, &c bo-
do traktorji skupno obdelovali
male parcele.
TIE dni so ma mnozicnem Sc
stanku sprejeli tekmovalni po-
ziv breziskega USTROJA ter
obljubili, da bodo tekmovali v
vseh toekah. Sklenili so, da bo-
do medsebojno tekmovali briga-
dirji, brigade in traktoristi. Le-
tosnje tekmovanje je bilo ONO
goceno predvsern z uvedbo norm
"a vsa della, XII jih lani Sc nj bilo,
ker so delali Sc ma uro. Kljub te-
mu je bila storilnost della dobra
in je bila naj ajboljsa slivniska bri-
gada.
Strojni park je glede ma veliko
stevilo Sc nepriucenih traktori-
stow zadovoljivo ohranjen. De-
lavci v Marenbergu in Marlboro
- u u a - a a a u
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-10
(NGdaljevaNje)

v kako grozen pekel telesne:
ga in dusevnega trpljenja SO bi.
Ii pahnjeni Primorci in koliks.
ma kriyica je bila storjena MIN
in celemu sloyenskemu narodu
s tisto naravnost nesramno
kravjo kupcijo, tega seyeda v
svoji ihti MISC utegnii pomisliti
tish mirovni mesetarji. In ia
vnebovpijoea krivica se danes
nj poravnana!
Rusi so v sedemnajstem sto-
letju sirili svojo oblast il Mo-
skye preko sirnih tatarskih step
pod zezlom svojih carjey il ro-
dovine Romanovih, med kate
rimi je bill pryi Mihajl Fjodoro-
vic. Tega so ruski bojarji IL
brali "a ruskega carja leta 1913.
Proti koncu sedemnajstega
stoletja je zasedel carski pre-
stol Peter Veliki, Sc odtrgal cd
tatarskih tradicij, pustil Mo-
skvo, ustanoyil tam gori oh Ne
vi novo rusko prestolnico Pc
trograd ter pomaknil Rusijo
med evropske velesile, kar je
bilo sila vazno "a razvoj vse
nadaljne zgodovine evropskih
narodov. Ia njegovega carova-
MIA so 81 Rusi osvojili Sibirijo
do kraja.
Kakor domala povsod v tistih
cash tako je bilo tudi ma Rus
KEN priprosto ljudstvo sila "a
pusceno in popolnoma zanemar-
jeno v vsakem oziru. Bio je ma
zarensko neuko in strasno zati-
rano. Zato je mogla lie pocasi,
'neznansko poeasi prodreti luc
izobrazbe in samozavesti Y rus
ke prostake, med TEN ko' so BIZ
Ii njihovi kruti vladarji tako
zaljubljeni vase in v svojo neo-
mejeno oblast, da MISC videli,
kako Sc polagoma bliza zadnja
ura tudi ruskemu carizmu.
v zacetku nasega dvajsetega
veka je prekipelo trpljenje RUS
kin tlacanov do vrha. Prav mic
vec MISC mogli prenasati groz-
nih razmer, Xxi SO jih tiscale k
tlom neznosnega pomanjkanja
in nezaslisane nevednosti. Pa so
Sc vzdignili ter Sc Oh vsej svoji
revscini postavili carski nasil-
nosti in cerkveni suznosti po ro-
bu. Med milijonskimi mnozicami
ruskih ljudstey je zavrselo ka-
kor Sc nikoi poprej. Zabesnela
je revolucija ruskega prostaka
v vsej svoji strahoti S toliksno
silo, da Sc je ogromna Russia
zanajala v vseh svojih teeajih.
In tako moeno Sc je zamajala,
da Sc je zazdelo, kakor bi kma-
lu omahnila. Rdeca ruska kri je
tekla v potokih. Tekla je v ne
urju, XII je prihrumelo mad tira-
MILO ruskih carjev in ruske GER
kve. Prelivala sc je v velicast-
nem boju "a clovesko dostoj-
most in zanikano izobrazbo. Te-
kla je v borbi, Xxi Sc bije Re sto-
letja in stoletja "a osyobo jenje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-10
USTROJ v Marlboro

USIROJ " MarlbOru S
svojim obseznim delokro-
gom v dolini Drave, ma
ptujskem in dravskem po-
.lju in;juznem pasu DO Polj-
Cab je v dosedanjem delu
pokazal lepe uspehe ter v
veliki meri pripomogel v
izboljsanju kmetijskem 60
spodarstvu. Strojna obde-
lava zemlje ina poleg We
likih koristi v zvisanju ro-
dovitnosti, S traktorjem 70
ranih tai, prihrankom ma
stroskih, casu in delovnih
silah, Sc emo pomembno
vlogo-preobrazuje nasega
kneta "a naprednejse OBJ
deloVanje ter ga vedno
boil vkljueuje v nase ma
ertno gospodarstvo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-10
IZv'RSTEN
NAkUP

Moderna hisa 6 sobami in
mestno vodo ter elektriko. sc
proda po zelo zmerni ceni. L.
yrsten fornez ma premog; ! 'l/3
akra zemlje; lep yrt in sadno
drevje. Nahaja Sc ma izvrstnem
kraju "a druzino. ki ina rada
rodoviten vrt in sadno drevje.
Ma Chippewa Rd.. Route 50 v
Brecksville. O.. okrog is mill IL
ven Clevelanda. Cena je samo
$4,000.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-18
AnchorsSe, Alaskc July l5, l946.
 PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that the Alaska Red Salmon Packers, Inc have made application for soldie~s' additional homestead, Anchorage Serial 08508, Cor tract of land embraced in U s. Survey No. 231I. situated oa tbe west shore of Halibut Bay, west side of Kodisk Island, ap- proximately one mile N. w. of U. s Survey No. 2304, contain ing 4.64 acres, latitude 57o 2l' 36" N. longitude 154e 46' IS" w. and it is now in the files of the U. s. and Office Anchor- age, Alaska.
 Any and all persons claiming any of the above mentioned land adversely should file their ad- verse claims in the local land of- 6ce at Anchorage, Alaska, vita in the period of publication or thirty days thereafter. or they will be barred by the provisions of the Statutes,
 George A Lingo, Register,
 Date First Publication Dee- ember 2l, l046
 Date Las Publication Feb ruary P, ls47.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-18
Contract 2 ee-ri .d

GcntrSct ~9-ri4d
 Tie gar' ,put Tor the city vas ga : ed for 1947 = h k Lyuah X O., holder f ITS co tract, who bId th tne fgu 90 per cent of the revenues collected.
 The recommpp .ti1n was made by committee nd approv- ed unanimously at he council meeting MopiaN
 Milton Smith bid1er on S6 per cent of the bling figure, presented a letter at the meeting withdrawing one clause of his bid involving ad htion to the tax roll of delinquent accounts. which he Delievei d. he time of bid conformed to ordinance. The council ruled if the change were accepted it would necessitate new bids. Francis R. Healey was the third bidder, at S7 and a half per cent of the amount collected.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-18

Notice is hereby given that the Alaska Red Salmon Packers, Inc have made application for a soldiers additional homestead, Anchorage Seria 08502, for a tract of land embraced in U S. Survey No. 23l0, situated on the N E. side of Cape Near south eastern part of Rumble Bay, west side of Kodiak Island, con taining 5 03 acres, latitude 57o I6' 06" N longitude l54o 4O' 54" w and it is now in the files of the U. s. Land Office. An chorage, Alaska
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any of the above des- crlbed lands should file their ad- verse claims Tn the local land of- flee, ao Anchorage, Alaska, with in the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the Statutes.
 George A. Lings, Register.
 Date First Publication Dec emAsg 21, 1946
 Date Last Publication Feb rursy s2, l947.
 United Staves Department of the Interior District Land Office
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-18
So To Church

,.k Russian Orthodox Church
 Rev. Gregory Gleboff
 cordial invitation is extend o ail members of the church |. attend the services.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-18

 Notice IS herehv gwen hat the Alaska Red Salmon Packers, Inc. have uled application for a additional Homestead, Anchorage 08504, for a tract of and embraced In U $ Survey No 23l2. situated on the west shore oI Gurney Bay, west side of Kod ak Is and attitude 57o IT B" N longitude l54o 46' 32, w and it is now in the files f the U s, Land Office, Anchor age, Alaska.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any of the above mem tioned land should file their ad- verse claims in the local land of flee at lpchorage, Alaska, within the period of publication or thir- ty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the Statutes.
 George A. Lingo, Register. Date First Publication Dee ember 2l, l946.
 Date Last Publication Feb ruary P, l947.
 United States
 Department of the Interior
 District Land Office
 Anchorage, Alaska.
 July l5, l946
 PUBLICATION
Kodiak mirror., 1947-01-18
CATHOLIC CHURCH

CATHOLIC CHURCH Father Louis B. Fink, s. J. Sunday Masses: Church S:30 & 10:30 am Hospital 6:30 am Weekdays: Hospital 6:30 am Holydays:
 If legal holiday, same order as Sundays; if workday, Church st 800 & 900 am Evening Devotions: 7:58 Rosary & Cancellation, Sundays, Holydays, First Fri days Eoly Hour:
 Hospital, 2 to 3 pm every Fri day Confessions:
 2 to 8 pr> Saturdays & eve of Holydays; eve of First Fridays S:30 to 7:30 pm; and before each Mass Adult Study Club: 7:30 pm Wednesdays Ghildren's Study Groups: According to age; see the Sis sers
 PRAISE CHAPEL. Rev. John Marshall Sunday School l040 Sunday Morning Worship 11:40 Sunday Evening
 Eyangelistic Service 700 Wednesday Evening Prayer < Praise 7:00 COMMUNITY BAPTIST
 CHURCH t9:l5 Sunday School. Classes for
 all ages. HAS Morning Worship S3O Christian Fellowship League
 J. o. Y.
 Intermediate, High School
 and Young Peopie'sgroup 7:3e Evening Gospel Hour Tnssday:
 a;e0 Camp Fire Girls Id5 Boy Scouts Troop 625 Wednesday
 7:30 Mid-week Service:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-03
0RRELL
CONTINUED From Page One)

and N. A. Avera, co-chairman o1
the fund campaign.
In addition to the above, the
following were named as mem
bers of h executive committee
at large. Harry Solomon, Mrs
Harriss Newman, Walker Taylor
Mrs. w. A. Dick, Alex Spruat
Mrs. ]. B. Sudbury, and ]. Henry
Gerdes.
Members of the board Of direc
tors elected to serve three wears
are: James 1. Nets, Joseph Hol
man, Mrs. R. C. McCarl, A. S
Grist, Mrs. Bereniece Stellings
Mrs. A. F. Perry. Miss Allie M.
Fechtig. Mrs. w. E. Curtis, Mrs
T. T. Hamilton. Jr. Harry Solo.
mon. and N. A. Avera.
Miss McCaig, in speaking to the
group On the Red Cross work in
Rome during the war, said that
the Individual. everyday contact
with the G.I.'s was really thei1
most important work.
She described the Red Gross
headquarters in Rome and told OF
the organization facilities for
carrying Oh a well-rounded pro
gram of entertainment.
She also spoke of the sight-see-
ing tours organized for a day or
for a weekend to show the G. I.
things of interest.
During h meet reports were
heard from various divisions OF
the chapter on their work for the
past year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-03
WILMINGTON
Continued From Page Onel

Continued From Page One,
their two day conference with a
banquet tonight at which Rep.
Graham A. Barden. third district
congressman, and James E..
Gheen, member Of the New
York Rotary club, were on the
program.
Rotary AIMS were entertained
at luncheon at noon, on a yacht
cruise in Bogue sound and later
an informal reception.
Numerous members OF the or.
ganlzation took part in the final
days busy program. One Of the
main speeches was delivered by
Charles W. Phillips of Greensboro
who discussed Rotary in a new
world"
Others who spoke or presided Al
various sessions included: May
rard Fletcher of Washington, q
past district governor. the R "
Weston c. Reed, Of Kinston, J. A.
Batson of Fremont, Stanley Wood
land of the Morehead City hos
club, Harold Sampson, also Of the
Morehead City club, E. Conrae
Clark o. Elizabethtown, Harvey L
Joslyn Of Morehead City, T
Brown Williams of Dunn, Dar
Outlaw of Mt. Olive and Ozmel
IL. Henry Of Lumherton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-03
LE0'S CHARACTER
CREATES DEBATE
One Lawyer Calls Lippy A
Roughneck; Another Says
He Is Honorable
BY ALEXANDER KAHN

HOLLYWOOD, May 2.-W.D-
Laraine Days divorce contest
ended in a blaze or oratorical bril-
lance today in which Lippy Leo
Durocher was termed a roughneck
from Brooklyn by one lawyer and
the flower of knighthood by anoth-
ter.
Forgotten was the pretty film
actress whose divorce from Ray
Hendricks and subsequent mar
riage to Durocher was the reason
for the entire proceedings. In.
stead the absent ex-Brooklyn base
ball manager was hauled over the
Goals.
When the heated oratory had
ended, superior Judge Ingall w.
Bull took tae case under advise.
ment, announcing he would de-
eide next Friday if Miss Days
divorce from Hendricks should be
set aside because of collusion and
fraud
Ex-Judge Isaac Pacht, batting
for Lippy and ] aine, went to the
plate first and scored with the
statement that Durocher's suspen-
sion from baseball for a year was
due in part to the unfounded
charges by Hendricks that the
|horsehider had stolen Miss Day S
love.
"It is true that because of these
unfounded charges in Hendricks
answer to the divorce and the re-.
marks of attorney Maurice Rose
Zone of the prosecutors) he
has been. suspended and his live
lihood taken ava. in a species of
star chamber session by Mr.. A. B.
Chandler" Pacht said.
Attorney Rose would have you
believe Durocher is cross be.
tween a monster and a VOLTA
man who invaded the home and
took her away. Nothing is farther
from the truth. What manner Of
man is this Durocher?
"He is the most colorful per-
sonality in the baseball world since
Judge Kenesaw Lands and also a
gentleman. He is a fine upstand-
ing man. He has done n hing
but what an honorable man would
do" Pacht shouted.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-03
JEWS
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Hassan Pasha, Egypt, conceded
that the Jews should be heard but
said the proposed committee of in
quiry, which would be set up by
this assembly to investigate the
Palestine case, was the place for
them.
China, Canada, and Ecuador
supported the United States British
position.
Warren R. Austin, United States.
stated the American view that the
assembly should be limited to the
mechanical function of setting up
the inquiry group and that no part
of the merits OF the case should
be heard now.
Austin asked the Polish and
Czech delegates to accept a pro-
posal that all communications from
Jewish organizations be sent to the
political committee for its desi-
sion but they held fast to their de-
mand, firmly supported by Andrei
A. Gromyko, Russia, for the as
senbly to hear the Jewish agency.
To Counter
The two satellites and Russia
thus went counter to the opinions
of the United States and Britain
that none but sovereign state
U. N. Secretary-General Trygve
Lie, speaking for the second time,
said that in his view there was no
objection to an assembly commit
tee hearing the Jews. At the morn
ing session, Lie had said that Civ
ing a governmental organiza-
tion vioce in the Assembly itself
would be a drastice departure
from precedent and might lead to
more demands for concessions.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-03
REALTY TRANSFERS
BY ANey

May H. Moore to v. A. Abbott
lot nine, block seven, Carolina
Beach.
v. A. Abbott to j. P. Williams
same.
Marcus Sudbury to George Po
we'll, two tracts of land, sections l;
and IA, known as Holy Fountain
Society land.
Ephraim Brown to Rose Anna
Jones, same.
Richard Shew to Marjorie M
Cooley, lot l, South Oleander.
Thomas H. Wright to L. L.
Wright, part of lot two, BLOCK 200,
City.
L. L. Wright to Hubert Elonza
Bohannon, part of lot two, block
200, City.
Ellen Kure Konig Thrush to L.
A. Lewis, lot eight, block 40, Fort
Fisher.
Timothy c. Merritt to Mangels
Won Desen, lot four, Pinecrest Ter
race.