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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27

kin naprav, nakar da bi sc INA
sli v zaporu.
JAZZ sem v teku zadnjih par
tednov v Jugoslaviji prepoto-
val 1,5OO mill in incl sem v tenn
casu natancno enkrat opravka
S policajem, XII mi je dal lekci-
jo. Bill je to neki prometni po-
licaj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27
Nov ukaz Z. n. "a
premirje med Holan'
dijo in Indoneziio
Ameriski delegat zago-.
varja Holandijo: pravi. da
nj praviGno oznacati vse
"a "zlo"

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, 26.
|avgusta-Varnostni svet Zdru-
zenih narodov je danes ponovno
ukazal Holandiji in Indoneziji,
da Sc morajo vse borbe preneha-
tt, da Sc tako omogoci resitev
ispora.
Indonezija je takoj sprejela
ukaz in izjavila, da je to "do-
bra stvar," docim je Holandija
izjavila, da Sc premirja ne mo-
re upostevati, &c DO Indonezija
"podzigala Indonezijce ma pobi-
jamie Holandcev in ma poziganje
his"
Anglia je bila edna dezela,
XII Sc nj udelezila glasovanja GLE
de tega ukaza "a premirje. a.
Zahteva Belgije zavrzena
Varnostni svet je zavrgel zah-
tevo Belgije, da Sc slucaj pred
lozi mednarodnemu sodiscu, XII
mai odloci, &c ina Varnostni svet
pooblastilo, da posreduje v tenn
sporu. Ia ia predlog so bile Ze-
dinjene drzave, Belgija, Franci-
ia in Anglia.
Obenem z ukazom "a premirje
pa je Varnostni svet ponudil tu-
di pomoc pri resitvi spora. Skle-
memo je, da Sc DO, v kolikor ODE
strani pristaneta, ustanovilo od-
Dor treh drzav, cd katerih bi
vsaka stran imenovala po emo,
tretjo pa bi te dive izbrali v med
Esebojnem sporazumu.
V imenu indoneske republike
je ponudbo sprejel bivsi premier
Sutan Sjahrir, docim je holland
ski predstavnik dr.. Eelco van
Kleffens izjavil, da njegova VIA
da razmotriva o ponudbi.
Ameriski delegat Herschel V.
Johnson je izjavil, da je oh pri-
liki debat prislo do znakov, da
so te debate nepravicne. Rekel
je, da so neki oznacili Holandijo
"a krivo in da nj pravicno, da Sc
vse, kar je Holandija storila,
oznaci "a "zlo."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27
DANES BODO ODPRTE
POsEBNE REGIsTRAc1JsKE
POSTAJE "a VoLITVE

/AN60 0OA0 OAFn IL
oOSEBNE REGISTRACIJSKE
oOSTAJE "a voLITVE
Vsi oni, XII MISC registri-
rani "a volitve, .morejo to
storiti danes, ko bodo ST.
rom mesta odprte posebne
registracijske postaje, ma
kar bodo lahko volili pri
primarnih volitvah 80. sep
tembra in pri rednih VOLT
vah 4. novembra.
v %. vardi Sc DO regi-
stracija vrsila v East Ma
olson javni Soil ma Addison
Rd. in Carl Ave., v 81. var
di pa v Memorial javni Soil
ma e. 152 St. in Lucknow
Ave.
Vse registracijske posta-
je bodo odprte cd 10. ure
dopoldne do 2. popoldne ter
cd 4. ure popoldne pa do 9.
ure zyecer. Vsega skupaj je
odprtih 43 posebnih regi-
stracijskih postal.
v Clevelandu je danes
okrog 100000 neregistrira-
nih oseb volilcev. Zadnji
dan registracije "a mestne
volitve je 2. september, am
pax cd danes naprej Sc bo
mogoce registrirati edinOle
v uradu volilnega odbora v
Mestni hiSi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27
GANGSTERJI SO ZELO ~.
ZAPOSLENI v KALIFORNlJI

LOS ANGELES, 26. augusta
-Governer Earl Warren je da-
mes izjavil, da Sc gangsterizem
v Kaliforniji siri, in da DO ime-
noval poseben odbor, ki DO pro-
uceval to vprasanje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27
Trgovina zaprta

Sporoca sc nam, da bo George
Panchurjeva trgovina stem.
skim papirjem ma 1908 Wa
terloo Rd. zaprta v soboto in
ponedeljek, ter Sc jo bo zopet
OtvorilO v torek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27
1zredna seja

Jutri vecer oh 7::3O uri sc vr-
81 izredna seja direktorija Slov.
drustvenega donna skupno z
gradbenim odborom. Prosi sc
vse odbornike, da sc gotovo oh
casu udeleze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27
V VATIKANU JE GORELO

VATICAN, 26. avgusta-Rim-
ski ognjegasci so danes zadusili
cgenj, XII je izbruhnil v Vatika-
nu, predno so bila zajeta bliznja
skladisca z neprecenjenimi "a
kladi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27
Truplo ma obrezju

Truplo ma obrezju
v Gordon parkn je bilo wee
raj najdeno truplo nekega ka-
kin 60 let starega moskega, XII
ga jezero vrglo ma obrezje.
Srajca nosi pralnisko sifro D.
q. M.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27
FORD ZVISAL GENE

DETROIT, 26. avg. - Ford
Motor Co. je danes naznanila
zvisanje cen "a automobile Lin
coin in Mercury in "a nekatere
modele florida, znasajoca cd $3.50
do 1929.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27
Napade ma duhovnike v Julijski
Krajini pripisuje Vatikan govoru,
katerega je incl Kardelj

RIM, e. avgusta-Papez Phi in Myron c. Taylor sta
mea danes pogovor XII je traal 80 minut in katerem
smatra da e prv ser pogovorov, XII bodo kot pra
WHO uradnki Vatikana, pooz temee ia moralno from
to zapadnih drzav proti ateizmu"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27
JAHCO della profit

J<AI1N0 Ue4d PIO14A
Jack 81 Heintz Precision In
dustries Inc, XII je lani, potem
ko Sc je spojila z neko drugo
korporacijo, imela mad tri mill
jone dolarjev izgube, jej vceraj
naznanila, da je v prvi polovici
tekocega leta naredila mad mi:
lion dolarjev dobicka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27

to zapadnlh draw protl atel
Sestanek Sc je vrsil istocas-
no, ko je Vatikan obtozil marsa-
la Tita, da podziga kampanjo
"sovrastva proti veri in katoli-
Ski cerkvi," XII da je bila odgo-
vorna "a smrt dveh duhovnikov
in "a poskodovanje tretjega v
Julijski Krajini.
(Znani poitalijancevalec slo-
venskega ljudstva ma Primor-
skem, trzaski skof Antonio San
tin, je izjavil, da so napadi ma
duhovnike v Julijski Krajini del
"vojne proti birmi.")
Taylor baje izrocil
papezu TrumanOvO pismO
Taylor je obiskal papeza v
njegovi privatni delavnici. Baje
je Taylor papezu izroeil osebno
,pismo predsednika Trumana.
Misija os sebn.e 6 a poslanca
predsednika Trumana je tajna.
Cerkveni krogi pa navzlic temu
!izjavljajo, da DO napravljen va
zen poizkus, da bi sc zapadne
drzave zdruzile v "moralno
fronto" v svrho izgladitve neso-
CLASH S Sovjetsko zvezo. Ako pa
bi ia poizkus propadel, Sc bodo
zapadne drzave baje "pripravile
ma najhujse.' Neki vir pravi, da
bi v tenn slucaju predvidevana
fronta dobila znacaj "proti-so-
vjetske fronte."
v Istri aretiranih 80
Oseb v zvezi z napadom
Predstavnik Vatikana je izja-
vii, da uradniki Sv. stolice MISC
preseneceni glede napadov ma
duhovnike v Julijski Krajini.
Neki cerkveni uradnik je ma
pade pripisoval zadnjemu "pro-
ti-klerikalnemu govoru, XII ga je
incl jugoslovanski podpremier
Kardelj," v katerem da je trdil,
da je 'cerkev glavni sovraznik
progresa pod petletnim nacr-
tom."
L. Trsta pa porocajo, da so
jugoslovanske oblasti aretirale
33 oseb v zvezi napadom ma
papezevega prelata, oh kateri
priliki je bill ubit duhovnik Miro
Buselich.
(Kot porocajo IL Rima, je tudi
y blizini Rima, in sicer ma Via
Apia bill umorjen neki duhovnik
z imenom Nikola Lazarevich).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27
Jugoslavija poseda vse
plati naravnih lepOt

Kar sc tice naravnih lepot,
bodisi v notranjosti ali oh NOR
ju, je Jugoslavija skoro nepre-
kosljiva. v Sloveniji innate ta-
korekoe tirolske .pokrajine, Bo-
ka Kotorska v crni gori poseda
kacam podobne fjorde (ozke
morske zalive), in raznolicnosti
vam nikoli ne zmanjka. In dal.
matinski otoki so Sc vedno vred'
nj poezije, XII jo obieajno sreeu'
jemo v turisticni literaturi.
Uradna Jugoslavija zeli tn.
ristov. Drzavni department pa
se vedno noce izdajati viz "a
potovanje v Jugoslaviji ter j
| v formalnih notah trdil, da. b
bill Amerikanci v tel dezeli IL
postavljeni nevarnostim, ker b
lskusali nlenjati dolarje ma cr
mem trgu in jemati slike vojas'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27
De Luce Sc snneje trditvarn,
da so turisti U Jugoslauiji
|izpostauljeni kaki neuarnosti

Odlicni correspondent ameri-
ske agencije Associated Press"
Daniel De Luce pise v svojem
zadnjem porocilu O svojih opa-
zovanjih v Jugoslaviji sledece:
Potovanje v Jugoslaviji, XII je
Amerikancem cd nasega drzav-
mega departmental prepoveda-
no, je prilicno prav toliko ne
varno, kakor &c bi sli v lekarno
ma bliznjem vogalu po porcijo
sladoleda.
Gene so visoke, ampak sce-
nerija je sijajna.
V casopisih vidite polno kar-
tunov, XII ,prikazujejo maloprid-
ne ameriske in .britske imperi-
aliste, XII prekanjeno sleparijo
male dezele, akor je Grska,
ampak Jugoslovani MISC danes
mic mani prisrcni napram obi
skovalcem il zapadnih dezel
kakor so bill pred vojno.
Po uradnem valutnem tecaju
vas 10 galonov gasolina stane
$5.4O, in ceste danes MISC take,
kakrsne bodo leta 1851, ko bo
petletni plan marsala Tita do
vrsen.
Jugoslavija ina izkusene
mOtOrne mehanike
Ampak v Jugoslaviji je dosti
mehanikov, XII Sc razumejo ma
tajnosti avtomobilskega motor
ia, in ako. Sc torej drobovju
ameriskega avta v cestnih LUX
njah kaj primeri, SO ma razpo-
lago domaci talenti, XII vam
stvar nitro popravijo.
v hotelu "Moskva", XII je
morda najboljsi, kat jih premo-
re Beograd, vam racunajo $3.50
ma dan "a prostorno soho z dve-
ma posteljama in kopalnico. Po
diva dni v tednu je ma razpola-
go gorka voda, "a kar placate
dodatnih 80 centov.
Pameten turist seveda pusti
svoj avto v Beogradu in Sc po-
daja ma potovanje po dezeli, v
Macedonia ali pa Bosno in Her.
cegovino, z letalom.
Letalska sIuzba je dobra
in Gene so zelo zmerne
Jugoslovanska zrakoplovska
linija ina letala tipa DC-3, XII
Sc nahajajo v dobrem stanju,
izkusene pilote, izvrsten rekord
kar Sc tice varnosti, Gene pa SO
"a okrog &c odstotkov nizje kot
v Zedinjenih drzavah.
Pri hrani je mani izbire kot
pred vojno, ampak nikomur nj
treba biti lacen.
Jedilni list je tax kot v veci-
nj balkanskih drzav. Jajcja ra-
stlina in paprika mesnim ma
devon je dvoje najbolj popular
nih jedil. Teletine in bravine je
dosti. Pivo je povprecno, vino
pa dosti boljse. Obed vas stane
dollar ma dezeli, v mestih pa do
stiri dolarje, ako ste lacni in
innate dober tex.
Jugoslavija poseda vse
plati naravnih lepot
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27
Bolgarija tudi potrdila
mirovno pogodba

SOFIA, 26. augusta. - Boil
garski parliament je soglasno
odobril mirovno pogodbo ma
vzlic temu, da jo je tako vlada
kot opozicija oznacila "a "trdo
in nepravicno'.
Pc pogojih mirovne pogodbe
DO Bolgarija morala placati Gr-
ciji $45,0Oo,ooo ma racun repa-
racij, Jugoslaviji pa $25,000,-
600 tie reparacije je Jugosla-
via oh priliki nedavnega spo-
razuma Bolgariji odpustila.)
Bolgarija ne bo izgubila ozem-
liza, toda njena oborozena sila
bo morala biti znizana ma 65,-
900 vojakov, 80 letal in 1880
ton bojnih ladij.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27

indianapolis, Ind. - Steve
Skorjanec, Clan SNPJ, Sc naha-
ia v bolnisnici St. Vincent, kjer
Sc je moral podvreci operaciji.
- Frank Krefelc bivsi veclet-
nj predsednik tega drustva, pa
je bolan ze cez poldrugo leto in
ga clanstvo pogresa ma sejah.
Y "EnakopravnostV dobite
veda0 sveSe dsevse ,s0vice o do
godlcih po suetu in donna!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-27
Jugoslavija odobrila
tri mirovne pogodbe

BEOGRAD, 26. augusta -
Presidium jugoslovanskega par
lamenta je ratificiral mirovne
pogodbe z Italijo, Bolgarijo in
Madzarsko.
Po mirovnih pogodbah DO Ju-
goslavija med ostalim dobila
tudi $2OO,OOO,OOO ma racun re-
paracij.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31
WHITEVILLE

WH1TEVILLE, Oct. 30 - Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Foster spent
several days last week in Wins
ton-Salem visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lyons of
Waynesburg, Pa, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F.. Taylor.
Mrs. r. A. Hodges has return
ed from Charlotte where she at
tended a Formfit school held at
Hotel Charlotte.
Harold and Grady F. Peter.
son, Jr., students at N. c. State
college, Raleigh, spent the week
end with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. F. Peterson.
Mrs. Willard G.. Cole and
daughter, Mary 10, visited Mrs.
Lula Cox and Mrs. j. C. Bell,
Jr., in Tabor City Tuesday
afternoon.
Pvt. William A.. Stanley OF
Fort Knox, Ky, is visiting rela-
tives here.
Bobby and Bronice Worthing-
ton of Chadbourn spent the week
end with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Worthing-
ton.
Misses Mary Wingard and Sue
Carl Oswald of Wallace spent
the week end here with their
grandmother. Mrs. Mary Davis.
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Greene,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L.. Fuller and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maultsby
left Friday for New York City
where they are spending a week.
Raymond Creekmore, a stu
dent at the University of North
Carolina, Chapel Hill, spent the
week end with his mother, Mrs.
Lucille P. Creekmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Wells and
daughter, Ann, were visitors in
Wilmington Sunday. Mrs. Wells
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31
EX-POLITICIhN

B~ELVIDERE, S. D. UH-A
former Democratic governor
and a Republican lieutenant
governor of South Dakota team.
ed up to make what is believed
to have been tie biggest cattle
transaction in the history of the
state.
Tom Berry, South Dakota's
former cowboy governor, and
his brothers, Cleve ad Claude,
sold 1000 head of four-year,old
steers to Donald McMurchie,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31
Growing Bulbs in Charcoal
BY DEAN HALLIDAY
Distributed by Central Press Association

Bulbs for winter blooms in.
doors can be grown in a mixture
of charcoal and water easily anc
inexpensively.
A glass jar should be filled tc
within half an inch or an inch
of the top with hen-sized poultry
grit charcoal, as illustrated in the
accompanying Garden = Graph.
Pour water into the jar until the
charcoal is floated free from the
bottom. Then stir the charcoal
and water to make sure that the
charcoal is free of compactness,
Then add more water to replace
that absorbed by the charcoal.
The bulbs are then nested te
about half their depth in the
charcoal.
Charcoal has definite advan-
tages over other growing mate
rails: it does not get foul, re-
quires watering only at long in
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31

and Ann are spending this week
there with Mrs. Wells mother,
Mrs. j. E. Riddick.
Wilson Horton, a freshman al
Georgia Tech, spent the week
end here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Horton.
Misses Maxine Thompson,
Sarah McRackan, Barbara Neal
Hooks, Frances Powell and
Ethel Lamb, all students at
W. C.. U. N. c., Greensboro,
spent the week end here with
their parents.
Mrs. W. T. Sledge and daught-
er, Carol, Mr.. and Mrs. Byrne
Davis and children, Matt ano
Bevely, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas
Sledge and son, Billy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferebee Sledge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Bowers and son
Larry, and Mr.. and Mrs. Carol
Wingfield attended the Koelle.
Sledge wedding in Charlotte Sat
urday.
Misses Elizabeth and Mary
Katherine Sledge have returned
from Stoney Point, where they
spent several days with their
grandparents, DR.. and Mrs. T.
D. Crouch.
Mrs. Carol Wingfield spent
Wednesday in Jacksonville visit
ing Mrs. E. E. Daniels.
/ Mrs. R. H. Burns, ST., has
returned from James Walker
Memorial hospital, Wilmington,
where she was a patient fol
several days.
Mrs. George r. Mcneil spent
Wednesday in Richards where
she visited her mother, Mrs
Beulah Russell.
Mrs. Vance Brand of Urbana,
Ohio, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. l.. Lyon.
Mrs. Charles McNeill and
daughter, Janice Cameron. re.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31

tervals and will not obstruct the
growing roots.
November is a good month to
start bulbs although they can be
started as late as January. After
placing the bulbs in charcoal
store them away in a dark place;
they probably won't need addi-
tional watering for at least a
month. After their root growth
has been established, weekly wa
tering should be sufficient.
A bulb kept in good condition
until January will start quickly
and give good flowers although
not so good as if started two OF
three months earlier.
Bulbs are exhausted by forcing
and paperwhite narcissi might as
well be thrown away after bloom
ing. Hyacinths and hardy mar
cissi, however, should be kept
growing until the leaves die
down. The bulbs can then be
dried off and stored for plant
ing outdoors next fall.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31
turned yesterday from the
babies hospital Wrightsville
Sn11nS sxhA.A Y4- H

Wv
babies hospital Wrightsville
Sound, where Janice Cameron
has been receiving treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. Italy Marlowe,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bower and
M. G. Boswell have returned
from a weeks vacation in
Miami, Petersburg, Clearwater,
West Paml Beach and Silver
Springs, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Barney
have returned from a two
weeks vacation spent in Geary,
Okla, where they visited Mr.
Barney's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. A. Barney. They were &C.
companied by Mrs. Lester Bow
ers who visited ner sister in
Pratt, Kansas.
Francis Dyer, Jr., a student
at N. c. State college, Raleigh,
spent the week end with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Dyer.
Mrs. Claude Griffin returned
to her home in Fairmont Sun
day after spending several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Dyer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwin Tiddy
of Raleigh spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Davis.
Mrs. H. M. Eastwood and
daughter, Betty, of Jacksonville,
are visiting Mrs. Eastwood's
sister, Mrs. j. r. Marks and
Mr.. Marks.
DR.. and Mrs. Alfred Hoyt
Miller of the Belgian Congo,
Africa, visited DR.. Mi11er's bro
Their and sister-in-law, DR.. and
Mrs. W. E. Miller this week.
DR.. Miller flew them to Char.
lotte Wednesday.
W. M. Boice returned from
Green Bay, Wisconsin, Saturday
where he visited his daughter
and s%on-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Drath.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31
MCKINNEY ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM E.
Americas Card Authority
Written for NEA Service

(Fifth in a series of six spe-
cial Lesson Hands.)
Today's hand involves the
principle of playing out every
hand. You never can be a good
bridge player if you quit in the
middle of & hand.
Employing the point count
system which is used today by
many good players, South is JUS
fled in opening the bidding
with two no trump, as he has a
count of "a. North, with no
count, correctly passes.
You can see that declarer has
a terrific job, as he has to win
all the tricks in his hand. He
must try to get the opponents
to play the hand for him. There
fore, when he wins the first
trick with the queen of spades,
the correct play is to cash the
ace of spades and lead the three
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31

Centerville, S. D.. cattel buyer
and former lieutenant governor.
The price for the 1000, 600
pounds of beef was $428, 625. It
took 80 railroad cars to ship the
steers from here to feeding lots
in South Dakota and Illinois.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31
BAckAcHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
Be DANGER SIGN
OF Tired Kidneu

Mbackache and leg pains are makinr~
miserable. DON just complain and do nothine
about them. Nature may be warning You thsf
your kidneys need attention.
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excess acids snd poisonous waste ont Of The
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pints a day.
II the is miles Of kidney tubes and Alter,
don'twork well. poisonous wastematters stay
backaches, rheumatic pains, leg pains, loss Of
pep and energy, getting up nights, swelling.
pufhness underline eyes, headaches and dixEi.
ness. ~Frequentor scanty with smart
in~gandburning sometimes showsthereissome.
thing wrong with your kidneys or bladder.
Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfulv
BY millions for over 50 years. Doan's give
happy relief and viii help the IL miles Of
kidney tubes flush out poisonous wasts'from
the blood. Get Deans Pills.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31
PERSONALS
Mrs. Lloyd Mooic of Burgaw,
is recuperating following an
operation in James Walker Me
mortal hospital.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hew-
1T of Forest Hills left today for
Raleigh where MI. Hewitt will
attend a meeting of the American
Society of Engineers. While
away they will spend the week.
end in Durham as the guests of
a former classmate of Mr.. Hew-
it's, Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt will return
to the city on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Zapf of the
Oleander Court apartments, will
on Friday move to 1919 Market
street.
Swift Boatwright has returned
to the city after a short trip to
New York city.
Miss Alice L.. Boatwright has
returned to the city after an ex-
tended visit with her nieces.
Mrs. William Edgar, Jr.,
in Woodmere, L. l., and Mrs.
Edward j. HUMPHREYS in Rich
mond, Va.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31

hoping to force the opponents to
lead into another tenace.
However, East wins the third
trick with the king of spades,
and leads the jack of diamonds.
This marks West with the king,
because good players are not
anxious to lead away from a
king, especially through a no
trump bidder. When declarer
puts on the deuce and lets the
jack hold the trick, East con-
tinues with the ten of diamonds.
Now the correct play for declar-
er * to 60 right up with the ace
and lead a small diamond
which West is forced to win
with the king.
After cashing his high spade,
on which declarer discards the
four of hearts, West leads the
jack of hearts. Declarer wins
with the queen and cashes the
queen of diamonds.
Hoping for an end-play, South
now leads the eight of clubs.
But East wins the trick with the
ten and comes back with a
heart, which declarer wins with
the ace. The ace of clubs is led
and the king falls, establishing
the queen.
Thus by refusing to quit
declarer made his two no trump
contract.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-31

Within a 350-mile radius of
the center of New England's in
dustrial activity are 40 per cent
of U. S. industrial production,
33 per cent Of its gainful en-
ployment and more than 40 per
cent of it's wholesale trade.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
Blundon and Dallas Blundon for re-

Blundon and Dallas Blundon for re-
classification from residential G to
commercial D, lot on the north
east side Of Second avenue about
$50 feet north OF Fidler lane, Silver
Spring.
Application A-2SS Of N. g.
Frederick for reclassification from
residential A to G OF land with 1I3-
foot frontage on the east side OF
New Hampshire avenue adjoining
the northerly line Of the Naval
Ordnance Laboratory, White Oak.
Application A-296 OF Harry G..
(Schaffer for reclassification Of q .
Eacre lot at the northwest corner Of
Bradley boulevard and Fairfax road,
Bethesda. from residential A to
residential C.
E Applications A-256 and A-257 OF
Roger s. Peacock for property on
the southwest corner OF Colesville
road and Wolfe drive, ColesviIle,
residential A to commercial p.
Evening star., 1947-05-04
Luckiest' Flyer Crash Lands
'nFront Yard Near c CoIIege Park

an emergency unit from Anacostia
Field were en- route to the scene.
Meanwhile, traffic was jammed on
the busy boulevard.
Ensign Lang said he and two other
pilots off the carrier Franklin D.
Roosevelt, now in drydock at Nor
folk, were en- route to Aberdeen, Md,
and had stopped at Anacostia for
gasoline just before his motor began
to Inissfire.
Engine Goes Dead.
The ensign began to look for an
emergency landing field and was
heading for one near College Park
when his engine went dead. He rea-
lized the he could not make the field
and pulled his plane into as steep
a turn as he dared, seeking the big
gest free spot" in the residential
area .whirling beneath his wings.
The plane SKINNED over the
boulevard, clipped through several
power lines and began to crash
through the tops of tall trees when
the pilot could not pull it high
enough to preach small clearing be-
yond. Meanwhile, Ensign Lang had
radioed his two companions. Its.
Jack Waits and Sonny Morris, that
he was going IN for an emergency
landing.
What happened when the heavy
fighter plunged to earth was blur
in the e11sign's memory. He still
was wearing his parachute when he
ran clear Of the wreckage.
Next to the ensign's concern for
the welfare. of civilians on the
ground where his plane hit was his
worry lest his wife be upset by news
of the accident. She is expecting
a baby soon, the pilot explained.