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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14
AND MORE PARTIES
The Kappa Alpha Psi formal

ton, Earl S. Craig. Jr.. Mr. and
Mrs Nathaniel Sandrlch, Miss
Mary Clark. Mr. and Mrs Pul
Glove. Mr. and Mrs. Robcu
Cuttings, Miss Maria Alexander.
Edna Bradley and G. II Bruce,
Irma kellogg, Mrs Ruth Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Neal. Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Cover Nancy
Whatley and Hcrtlenc Ogleircc.
Miss Mango Ollvancc, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs Eu-
gene Thomas, Miss L. Johnson.
Miss Elaine Colleymorc. Miss
Agnes Pride. Mr. and Mrs. Alex
jefferson. Mi and Mrs. Willis
G. Tabor Miss Doris Green,
Mrs Hattie Sims, Nj. and Mrs.
John Ruckcr, Andrew Williams,
Mr. and Mrs F. Parks. Mrs.
Mary Moore. Mr. and Mrs. l.
Beck, Mi and Mrs. William
Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hall, Mrs. Marie II. Akron.
Edward Barber, Mr. and Mrs
BAUER, Mr. and Mrs George
White. General Harvard Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Tomas. Rufus
Smiley. Mr. and Mrs. LivinRs-
ton Holder, Mrs LOWE Small,
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Johnson,
Eleven O'Clock Ecquires, Mrs.
Naomi Judkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jessie Clemens. Miss Dorothy
Edwards. Roosevelt Yancy, Miss
Lucy Hockett Elmer Holcomb,
Miss EloiSc McMorriS. Bud
Timbers. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
Giles. Theola Alexander, Com.
and Mrs. Alfred Plat. Miss
Mary p Wiley. Mr. and Mrs.
Arts Johnson Mr. and Mrs. c.
White. MI and Mrs. George
Garnett. Mr.. and Mrs Omond
Curl Miss Novella Hamlar,
Miss Mary Bender, Mr.. and Mrs
Jerome Wilson, Anne Cummins.
Mr.. John Wineficld, Allcen A.
Campbell MI and Mrs Ro-
bert Lawton, Mrs. Ruth Lock-
wood, James Butler, Mr. and
Mrs. Sclvidge White, Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony Martin, Mr and
Mrs Emmett Horton. Charlotte
Petross. Shirley PetroSs, MI. and
Mrs. Fred Thomas, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Swift. Aaron Rags
dale. Miss Myra Johnson and
Jesse Nj. Davis. Mr. CapcrS
Scars. Mr. and Mrs w Jack
son. Com. and Mrs. Porter, Miss
Slvella Jackson. Mary Lou
Hnten. Mr. and Mrs Duncan
Giles. Mary Bender, Mr. and
Mrs. Jerome Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. Emmett Horton. james
Butler. Ernest Johnson. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Brown, Johnnie
Johnson. Bill Jordan. Mr. and
Mrs. L. B. Ellis, Thomas New
some. Mary Maxwell, Emma
! kellogg. Mrs. Nellie Waller, Ed
ward Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Gerald Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs
lC. N. Jones. John Bell, Maceo
Collier, Dennis Lee, David Viii
sonant. David Morgan, p. Ca
sino Corbin, Louis Madison, Os-
car Noble, Herford Porter.
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DESIGN FOR MEM

WiII NoI SUP oFF Wear a
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r. Jackson, President and Miss
Butler they hope the school viii
be open BY tho early fall
And to the Deltss-their brain
child is being realized. Saturday.
by the sorority moved in, bag
and baggage into tho now and
beautifully furnished Delta Homo
Mrs Edith White. dynamic bet.
ter half Of Dr Ted White is chai'
man Of the Delta Horne
To Jcncva Basyc. chairman Of
the Scott WESLEYAN Service Guild
who presented the Great Lakes
choir in we'll attended concert
on FRIDAY night
Don't forget Laclairt Knox pre-
sents her annual Juniors on Pa
rade on Thursday. June % This
time twill hc Robin Hood Serves
His Queen"
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Bits OF Banterlnq
BY Bobbys

Dads Day is ngh-so to them pen a line of
tribute-theyre the grandest men!"
Bon Voyage parties for those who and 60.
Off are DR.. and Mrs. James Garner to Sacramento,
California where Dr. Garner will take up internship
There farewell parties galore for this popular
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-14

"VI FtAIN MT able. Keeps greAse
OF pillows. One will last year or
more. Better than old stockings
on your head. Sizes Sc to "a
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PRE- NUPTIALS FOR OUR
BRIDES OF THE WEEK

BRIDES OF THE WEEK
Just few days left and Grayes
Sadler will become the bride oil
James c. Appsrson. Jr. Twill b
June Ia on Saturday. with q re,
cspiion from s 10 8 al EbenszeI
AME Parsonage at .l3l4 Arden
Park.
Saturday in the beautiful suites
~ the Gotham hotel pent house
Theresa King Vivian Cooper
Blanche Sturkey and Thelma
Marie Starks entertained with a
cocktail shower for our bride-to-
be.
Two weeks now and Elsie Will
son will be wed Friday. two Of
her school marin co-workers al
the HiSGinbotham school enter
tanned with shower honoring
Elsie. The hostcsSes were Arctas
Blaney and Sammyc Adams The
affair was miscellaneous I'M
brella Shower-with umbrella
souvenirs. and the motif carried
throughout-and the gifts for the
bride-to-be being presented in a
red plaid umbrella trimmed in
grecn-'Twas colorful and unique.
TRAVELOGUE
Several folks are packing their
vahscs-to be off for other parts.
Popular Priscilla Hood is leaving
early to get acquainted with what
will be her alma mater-She has
chosen an eastern college in Con-
necticut
Gloria Whlstcnton and Mrs Ma
bic Pharr will be heading out
West 10 California and saws
Thclms Woodward. maybe too
for her
Charlotte Perry. spouse 81 our
Canadian subject Dr. Roy Perry.
is taking her vacation out East
New York and Connecticut states.
And its welcome home TO
Mrs. Doris Barefield. nee Doris
Bell 10 be seen currently on
the cover Of EBONY who is
visiting for a few days, her
parents. DR.. and Mrs. Haley
Bell Of Boston Blvd.
Esther Lamar. Vivian Cooper
and Dr. Stuart Toodlc arc home
from Washington. d. C--the cap
ital city. All report lots Of run
had there.
Mrs. Marguerite Smith dauch-
ter Of DR. and Mrs. G. w Preston
is visiting her parents. She came
over from Toledo especially for
the swanky reception rendered
Dr. and Mrs. James Garner by
her parents.
Or Arthur Harris is home from
his intcrnship at Homer G. Phil
lips 10 take the state board
CONGRATULATIONS AND
ORCHIDS
There were two chrisienincS-
Marshall Montgomery, in IA Mt
cherub Of Dorothy Jceter Mont
gomery. was christened at Bethel
church Sunday. God parents are
Kurt Lewis and Marie Simmons.
Mrs Marie Simmons entertained
in the evening with a party.
And Theodore and Portia
Jones had the christening Of their
infant cherub. Lynelle Anita,
Sunday. Godpsrents are Dr. Sci
pic Murphy and Mrs. George
Hoagland
And 10 Atty. Chester Smith,
10th Regional Presiding officer
Of Omega Psi Phi fraternity who
we hear gave a stirring address
on the Economic Status and So
.eial Security Of the Negro IN MIN
neapolis At the fraternitys Re-
aional meeting DER which he pre-
sided. Atty. Smith has Just re-.
turned to these parts this week.
Miss Mary Ellen Butler, versa
tile schoolmarm, has taken over
the Craftsmanship OF the Progress
sive Civic League Nursery school,
10 be established sometime in the
near future. According to Mr.. I.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-30

cato je BOZ slovanskih dezel z
ma celu BOZ "a demokra-
clio in mir, t. j. "a svoboden
notranji razvoj, hkrati stvar
vsakega iskrenega demokrata
in vsakega iskrenega prijatelja
miru med narodi. Slovanski ma
rodi SO s pomocjo ZSSR raztr-
gall verge imperializma, tako
tujega, kakor tudi syojega last
mega. Njihov boz, XII je raztrgal
verge imperializma, mora ime-
ii velikanski mednarodni pomen.
Ia boz slabi mnoge zapreke, XII
so ma potu svobodnemu razvoju
narodov, ia BOZ bistveno spre-
minja razmerje sill med demo-
|kracijo in imperializmom v sve-
tn.
Kaj maj prieakujejo slovan-
ski narodi cd boja "a mir in de-
mokracijo?
(Ddlje prihodnj5c)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-30
SodeIovonie med Slovoni : noimo6neiso
oporo miru il neodvisnosti norodov

vinsko : frontovsko. Kaj pa bi
sele bio S slovanskimi. narodi,
kaj hi bio s clovestvom, &c ne
bi bio Sovjetske zveze in &c hi
ma njenem mestu, ma mestu So
gladstone Rustic, .stala carska
Russia? r..
Slovanski narodi z ZSSR ma
celu stopajo kot prvi v borbi "a
mir in demokracijo. Tega DEF
stva ne smemo steti "a slucaj-
no, niti ne "a posledico nekaks-
Nth posebnih nacionalnih ali ras-
Nth odlik slovanskih narodov.
To dejstvo izhaja il posebnih
razvojnih pogojev v posamez.
Nth slovanskih drzavah. I'll pc.
goji SO pripeljali do uresnicenja
demokraticnega reda v slovan'
skin deZelah. Ia red Sc raZllku.
je pc oblikah in stopnjah. v
tenn oziru je prisla pred vsem:
re dalec naprej Sovjetska zveza
XII ina najpopolnejsi, sovjetsk:
tip demokracije. Vendar, &c gle
damo cd zunaj in v odnosu de-
zunanjega sveta, imajo vse t.
demokracije emo skupno last
most: niti ena izmed Min NJ
ogroza drugih narodov. Ma
sprotno, one so pc svojem bi
stvu take, da samo podpirajt
! osvobodilni BOZ drugih narodov
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-30
lila Ehrenburg:
~, NOVOLETNE MISLI
liz ruseine prelozil: John Kaueie)

vedno krici O nekaksni "novi
vojni", toda vprasanje je, KIDD
DO sposoben prisiliti Jill, da hi
Sill ponovno umirati "a kaksne-
ga gobezdavega licemerca... .
Ako danes svetovni tisk mani
pise Q "tretji %.svetovni vojni',
Sc to nj zgodilo cato, ker so
uredniki in komentatorji pa
metnejsi. Sc vedno lahko cita-
mo casopisna poroeila in bom-
bastiene govore politikarjev in
diplomatov. Nihce ne poroca Q
tenn, kaj je rekel francoski vim
ski trgovec, ko je preeital
d'Coull-ev govor, ali kaj je mi
sill pennsylvania rudar Smith
o Churchillovem govoru v Anne
riki, kajti vedeti moramo, da
poleg govornikov obstoja tudi
ljudstvo. Nasi prijatelji v~Pitts-
burghu, Lidicah, Lionu, Solunu,
ali pa v Palestine, Bombay-u in
Cairo, dobro vedo, zakaj je bill
porusen Stalingrad in Sc vese-
LILO vsake obnovljene hise tam,
Preje so sc nekateri ljudje We
selili prijateljstva z raznimi &c.
sarji in kralji, mi Sc pa danes
veselimo prijateljstva z narodi
vsega sveta.
(Dalje prihOdnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-30
aljevanj

Mar bi res narodi lahko bill
brez skrbi, da Sc nemski impe-
rializem ne DO obnovil, da ne hi
ma mestu stare Poljske stala no.
va demokraticna Poljska? Poll
sko : sovjetsko sodelovanje, XII
je postalo mono zaradi notra-
njih sprememb v Poljski, je po-
rostvo miru ma vzhodu Europe
in cato tudi porostvo prot raz-
MIN vrstam kombinacij, XII hi
hotele obnoviti nemski Imperial
lizem in usmeriti njegovo osva-
jalno politiko proti vzhodu. Ces-
koslovaska repuhlika, XII postav-
liza danes ma nov temelj svoje
gospodarske odnose in krepi 3D.
nose S slovanskimi drzavami, je
resna ovira "a obnovo napadal-
nosti v Srednji Evropi. Kaj hi
bio S sodelovanjem Juznih Slo-
vanov z drugimi slovanskimi ma
rodi, &c ne hi bill narodi Jugo-
slavic pod Titovim vodstvom
uresnicili bratstva in edinstva
in zrusili stare Jugoslavije? -
Bratstvo Juznih Slovanov, tako
med mimi samimi, kakor tudi
bratstvo med mimi in med dru.
gimi Slovani, ne bi moglo Bit
popolno, &c sc ne hi bila Kobur.
Ska Bulgaria. prerodila v domo'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-30
(Ndd0ljevamje)

Ako hi bill zmagali nuernber-
Ski zlocinci - bi danes ne bio
vec nasih NEST in nash otrok.
Ne bio bi svobodnega Pariza,
ne mirnega Londona in tudi o
New Yorku Sc ne more reel, ako
bi bill danes Sc eel, kakor je.
Ako hi bill zmagaii nuernberski
zlocinci, hi mnogi zurnalisti, XII
danes tako glasno lajajo ma mas,
koncali svoj zivljenski vek v
Buchenwaldu, ali pa v Dachau.
Da Sc to nj zgodilo, Sc imajo "a
hvaliti nasi junaski armadi, ka-
terra je pred stirimi lett v borbah
pod Stalingradom resila svet
naci-fasisticne kuge! Spomin ma
nase ogromne zrtve mas navdu-
suje pri nasem delu "a boljsi
svetovni mir in boljso .bodoc-
most prihodnjih pokolenj. M:
smo dobro poznali dusevno moo
nasega ljudstva in smo bill trd-
no prepricani v naso zmago.
Nasi sovrazniki lahko svobodno
potvarjajo zgodovino, toda ma
sih milijonskih grobov in nase
image mad naci-fasizmom, ne
bodo nikdar v stanu izbrisati S
povrsja zemlje.
Cell svet danes trepece v stra-
hu "a mir. V misli imam Evro-
pc, pc kateri so gazili nemski
tank in v mislih imam tudi
Ameriko, ljudstvo, katero 81 tu-
di zeli edino mir. Toda poleg
ameriskega ljudstva je Sc dru-
ga skupina, XII je zaskrbljena oh
obilici, tekom vojne nakopicenih
dolarjev in oh notranjih nemi-
din. Ljudje mrzlicno kupujejo
drage izdelke in niti najmanj
ne pomislijo ma plot, "a katerim
Sc lahko re cez tri mesece, ali
tri leta znajdej 10. Stavke SO ma
dnevnem redu: ustavlja Sc zelez.
niski promet, rudarji zapusca.
10 rudnike in milijonska mesta
Sc pogrezajo v temo. 'Demobili.
zirani vojaki MISC prinesli S Sc
BOZ samo odrezane make nem-
Skin castnikov in francoskih di-
say, pac pa tudi mnogo skusenj,
katerih pref MISC imeli. cato sc
prav lahko zgodi, da bodo "a
htevali nekaj, kar dolarskim
IMAGINATION ne BIO 20 wolff; lahko
pa Sc tudi zgodi, da bodo ma
neprenehano bobnanje reakcijo-
narnega tiska, lahko oddali svoj
glas "a kaksnega licemerca, XII
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-30
nah, da DO tudi on nosilec Ii

nah, da DO tudi on nosilec IL
ste.
Najprej Sc je z vso resnostjo
pricela pripravljati ma volitve
stranka, XII je bila pc razpadu
Avstrije prav "a prav edna
stranka v obeini in XII je do
sihmal bila tudi ma krmilu. Mel
Sc sicer nj bilo treba bait "a OBJ
last, ker kake organizirane ma
sprotnice nj imela, toda ker so
bile razmere tako razburkane
in nestalne, so 10 vendar pricele
obhajatT razne skrbi. Ia stran-
ka tudi nj imela pravega vod-
stva, kakrsnega je imela vcasi.
Sedaj je bill start Munk, XII je
svoje dni bill njena- dusa in je
S pomocjo farovza vse take reel
dobro pripravil in vodil, kot pre-
uzitkar tudi ma politicnem po-
lju potisnjen v kot. Dvornik je
bill sicer najvidnejsa oseba ME-
govega nasledstva, toda bill je
Sc premalo izkusen in kot vele-
posestnik tudi nj incl pravega
vpliva ma vse tie nemanice, XII
so naenkrat lahko soodlocevali
ma obcini in bill tako rekoc v
vecini.
zupnik Virej je bill seveda ma
svojem mestu, ma cello vsega gi-
banja pa vendarle nj mogel sto-
pitt, ker zaradi novih razmer nj
kazalo, da bi bill farovz prevec
ma oceh. Razen tega je pri teh
volitvah manjkal tudi glavni
adult, XII ga je ia stranka imela
V rokah pri volitvah v propadli
Avstriji in XII je mocno vzigal,
MANFRED nacionalna borba proti
imperialisticnemu nemskem u
zivlju. Use tie stvari so vodilni
stranki delale dovolj preglavic.
Ma drugi strani res Sc nj bilo
nicesar, kar hi spominjalo ma
kako stranko. Bila je tn lie We
lika mnozica tako imenovanih
prostih ljudi, delavcev, bajtar-
jew, poslov in podobnih, XII MISC
bill p%ovezani v kako opozicijo::
Ia mnozica je sicer slutila, da
je nekje neka vodilna moe, XII bi
jo mogla zdruziti, cutila je tudi
zeljo in potrebo pc TAXI zdruzit-
vi in pc skupnem nastopu, toda
vse to je bio neotipljivo, kakor
v nedosegljivi visini.
(Dalje p~rihodnji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-30

tDalie p~rihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-30
Napr0daj

je bivsa Hocevarjeva farma ma
E. 1888. cesti in Stevens Blvd.
obsega 21O x $50 cevljev. Hisa
ina 10 velikih sob; hlev, pose
ben prostor "a mleko, naravni
pin in vse ugodnosti. Cena SILL
600. Ia podrobnosti poklicite
KE $3.50.
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: Hisa naprodaj

Ma E. u St., severno cd st.
Clair Ave. Ia emo druzino, Z sob;
lepe title" stene v kuhinji, nov
fornez in v prav dobrem stanju.
Vidi Sc lahko lie pc dogovoru.
CHANAN herman REALTY
CO.. MA 9739 - YE 1888.
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(Nadaljevanje)
DRUGI DEL
Prvo poglavje

Dobro leto pozneje je bila VISA
Jamnica podobna kotlu, ko mai
huje vre. Prvic pc dolgih le-
tin SO spet bile %razpisane obcin-
ske volitve, S katerimi je bilo
obeanom dano, da 81 lahko Two
LILO novo obcinsko upravo. Sta
re so Sc res Re vsi navelicali, sal
Sc Re skoraj MISC mogli spomni-
tt, kdaj je bila izvoljena. Tudi
obcinski mozje so sc Re sami Sc
be navelicali. Ma obcini je slo
vse navzdol; prisli so now CAST,
move razmere, move potrebe in
now izdatki, XII so delali obcin-
skim mozem sive lase. Vedno
vec je bio tudi obcinskih reve-
zev, XII jih je bio treba podpi-
rati, a cd starih nj hotel nobe-
den umreti. Cello Alta je Sc zme-
rom tlacila travo pc Jamnici.
Najzgovornejsi dokaz propada-
joeega obeinskega gospodarstva
pa je bila costa, XII je Jamnico
vezala z zunanjim svetom, z
Dobrijami. Nekdaj je bila ia &C.
sta ponos vseh Jamnicanov, ker
je bila lepsa kakor sama dezel-
ma costa, sedaj Sc je pa spreme-
Mia v pravo reko blata, luz in
kotanj. Drugace tudi biti nj mo-
glo, ker Sc je zadnja leta vsak
dan villa pc njej procesija donna
cih in tujih vpreg, S katerimi so
odvazali les liz Jamnice ma po-
stajo in ma dravski brod. Spo-
cetka so kmetje prodajali les
zaradi dobre Gene, pozneje, ko
SO Gene znatno padle, so ga pro-
dajali Sc vec, oa so mogli z IL
kupickom kriti svoje vsakdanje,
stalno narascajoce potrebe. c.
ste pa skoraj MISC popravljali.
Pockusali so sicer naloziti les
MIN trgovcem poseben clovek,
kar pa obcini nj uspelo. Lesni
trgovci SO zagrozili, ~da bodo ia
.davek odbfjali kmetom pri les
Min cenah. In tako je vse ostalo
pr starem in Gakalo bolJsih ca
SOW.
); In ii cast so, kakor je kazalo,
zdaj nastopili. Novost pri raz
pisanih obcinskih volitvah je
bila, da je zdaj smell voliti vsak
polnoleten prebivalec obcine in
da je tudi vsak, komur hi Sc
ljubilo, lahko vlozil svojo listo.
Kmetje so sicer majali z glava-
mi mad takimi volitvami, toda
vecina Sc nj menila "a to in
ljudje so dobili pravo veselje
do Nth. Ora ina, XII je imela maj
vec volilcev, je rekla, da DO vlo-
lila svojo listo. Hole so grozile
z isto stvarjo. Kmalu so tudi
tesaci, XII jih je zdaj kar mrgo-
lelo pc Jamnici, zaceli trditi, da
bodo storili isto, in Dovganoc
Sc je ocividno hvalil pc gostil-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-30

Proda sc tri-vrstne nemske
harmonike, Mervarjevega izdel-
ka. Poizve sc ma 4017 St. Clair
Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-01-30

Y "Emakoprovmosti" dobite
Vedmo sveSe dneVne novice O do
godkih pO sVetu IN donna!
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Lott naprodaj

Ma Naumann Ave. sc proda
Z lotov; vse udobnosti. Cena
vsaki lott je $3.50. Poklicite KE
$3.50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-21

Problems on secondary educa-
ton loom large this year in the
New Hanover county school set
UP
The handbook FOR school per-
sonnet published by the board of
education devotes considerable
space to the subject.
Secondary education now faces
a crisis. It has probably never
confronted greater difficulties and
responsibilities or had before it
larger opportunities. Mere modifi-
cations of it's existing program will
not be sufficient
The need is for a fresh study
of education On a high school level
to meet the great tasks and chal-
lenges which confront it.
These challenges are both indi-
vidual and social. On the social
side We face a new world that IS
striving to emerge into being
At present it is a world Of po-
litical turmoil, Of economic inse-
curity, of social upheaval, of emo
tional and moral conflict. and of
great physical need.
This situation has created ten
eions and stresses which have af-
fected no. only people but jnstitu-
lions IS we'll. Among these jnsti-
tutions is education; and, while
teachers and principals have tried
to carry on their work on familiar
lines, they have realized that some
thing was wrong.
They found that young people
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-21

Schools To Face Problem
In Secondary Education

had changed in their Interests,
their attitudes, and in their sense
Of Values; and even more upset
ting was the fact that the one thing
known about the world in which
thew were to live was that it was
changing with such rapidly that
no n could foretel1 what it would
be like.
New demands upon education
have resulted from these changes.
Students must be guided in finding
the to their immediate
problems, which answers will LEAD
them out of the prevailing per.
plexities and problems into a 1uil
and abundant life.
New Hanover High Scnool will
endeavor, through its varied cur
ricula, to help these young peo-
pie to build for themselves strong
foundations on which to erect
broader general educational devel-
opment, as well as, to provide
special preparations for living and
for making a living in the I'M
mediate future.
Secondary schools must put
more emphasis upon the develop
ment of the strong civic-mlnded
characters and personalities need
ed for this new world order. More
civic knowledge Of itseE, more
techniques, or more skill WILL not
be adequate. The demands are Tor
~socialized interests and values, TOR
more generous attitudes, for wlder
vision, for consecrated purpose
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-21
CHESTNUT ST Rect SCHOOL

and for effective, persistent serv-
ice for the common good.
These qualities have often re-
ceived inadequate emphasis in
the past, but now it is so impera-
tive that they become the char
%acteristics of the citizens Of to-
morrow that thew must be made
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-21

a vital part of the program Of each
teacher; they must not only be
talked about but must be actually
practiced and lived.
Our hope for a better world lies
in the heads, hearts, and hands of
our developing youth; and Our
schools and teachers carry a great
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-21

Many of the vegetables growing
in the garden can be kept pro.
ducing long after the first frost
if protected with newspapers, bur.
lap or straw.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-21

responsibility as to what the spirit
and service of these youth will be.
Evening star., 1947-04-30
Railroad Board Upheld
In Job Insurance Case

Several thousand employees of the
Universal Carloading and Distribut-
ing Co, Inc, said to be the largest
freight forwarder in the country
were held yesterday by District
Court to be within the protection
Of the Railroad Unemployment In
surance Act.
Justice David A. Pine, reviewing
a decision OF the Railroad Retire
ment Board. decided with the board
that the company was an employer
covered by the act. The company
had contended it was not.
The board found that the entire
capital stock of the company is
owned by the United States Freight
Co., holding company, and that
among others, the New York Central