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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30
DOnnace vesti
Bohn ne DO kandidiral
proti zupanu Burke-u

Ernest Bohn, kateremu so re-
publikanci ponudili kandidaturo
"a zupana ma srebrnem krozni-
ku," je v petek formalno Mama
nil, da ne mara kandidature pro-
ii zupanu Thomas A. Burke-u.
Bohn je rekel, da hoee Sc NADIA
lie ostati v svojem sedanjem
uradu kot ravnatelj akcije "a
gradnjo stanovanjskih poslopij,
ker smatra, da je ia posel danes
kriticne vaznosti.
Izgleda, da SO republikanci s
tenn izgubili vsako moznost, da
bi letos dobili kakega kandidata,
XII bi pri volitvah resno prisel
v postev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30
Odhod v Minnesota

Mr.. in Mrs. Jack Peklay il
1910 Tyronne Ave. sta Sc v So
boto podala v Eveleth, Minn.,
kjer bosta obiskala teto Mr.. Pc
klaya, Mrs. Mary Serok in So
rodnike Dolenc, s katerimi sc
MISC videli ze % let. Tamkaj
ostaneta diva tedna. Zelimo j.
ma obilo zabave in razvedrila
ter srecen povratek.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30
Ma obisku

V Cleveland je prisel ma obisk
"a par dni k prijateljem in znan
Gem, poznani Anton Kikol il
Youngstown, Ohio. Nahaja Sc
pri Mr.. in Mrs. Andy Kavcnik
ma 1883 E. So St. Mr.. Kikol je
Re dolgo let narocnik "Enako-
pravnosti' ter sc je to pot tudi
zglasil v nasemu urednistvu.
Dobrodosel!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30
Belgrajska "Borba''
o MarshallOvem
nacrtu "a EvropO
"Jugoslavija bi morala
biti prva. XII maj bi
dobila po naertu pomoSe'

BELGRAD, %. junija. - Bel
grajska "Borba" v svojem ko-
mentarju o Marshallovem nacr-
tn "a pomoc Evropi pise, da "bi
Jugoslavija morala biti prva de-
zela XII maj bi bila delezna pomo-
ci po Marshallovem nacrtu, pod
pogojem, da ia pomoc ne bi BIZ
la dana ma racun nase nacional-
ne in ekonomske svobode."
v clanku 'Borbe" je receno,
da Marshallov nacrt pomeni od-
stopanje cd Trumanove doktri-
ne, vsled vala neodobravanja in
kritike po celem svetu, katero
je ljudstvo sprejelo to doktrino.
Toda "Borba" obenem poudarja,
da sc Sc ne more reci, &c nj
Marshallov nacrt lie neka nova
oblika Trumanove doktrine.
Pri tolmacenju vzrokov, vsled
katerih so Zedinjene drzave
predlozile Marshallov nacrt
''Borba" pravi, da jes to "prvic
vsled tega, ker so Zedinjene dr.
lave "a casa vojne ekonomsko
ojacile in drugic, ker taksen ma
crt nudi moznosti "a prolific"
Jugoslavija zeli pomoc
20 Marshallovem nacrtu
PARIZ, 28. junija. - Jugo-
slavija je ze formalno naslovila
prosnjo "a pomoc, XII maj bi j
bila odobrena v zvezi Marshall
lovim nacrtom "a obnovo Evro-
pc.
Istocasno je jugoslovanski
ambassador izrocil noto, v kateri
je receno, da je Jugoslavija pri-
pravljena sodelovati ma pred.
konferencah, XII sc bodo vrsile v
zvezi z nacrtom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30
JOSEPH MLAVEC

Preminil je v soboto zjutraj
oh $50 uri ma svojem domu po-
znani Joseph Milavec, star 66
let, stanujoc ma 145O4 Jean Ave.
Cd leta 1919 do leta 1912 je vo-
dill "poolroom" ma 536 E. 152
St. Donna je bill il Planine pri
Rakeku (Malne) ma 'Notranj-
skem, odkoder je prisel v Ame-
riko pred 38 lett. Tukaj zapusca
zalujoco soprogo Frances, roje-
no Skrbec, dive hceri: Mrs. Sla-
vi Aikens in Mrs. Millie Gruden,
in brata Antona, v start domo-
VIM pa diva brata Louisa in An
dreja ter tri sestre: Antonio
Drzaj, Johano Schmidt in Ammo.
Pogreb Sc bo vrsil v torek zju-
traj OBJ 8.45 uri il Svetkovega
pogrebnega zavoda ma 478 E.
152 st. v cerkev Marie Vnebo-
vzete oh 9:3O uri in nato ma
Calvary pokopalisce.
v zadnje slovo
Clani drustva Dosluzenci SO
proseni, da Sc jutri >vecer oh
osmih snidejo v zeletovem po-
grebnem zavodu ma 458 e. 152
St., da sc poslovijo cd umrlega
clana Josepha Paulicha. ...-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30

Europe, kateri drugace grozi
ekonomski polom.
V izjavi Sovjetske zveze je re-
ceno, da Russia lahko doseze
ekonomsko obnovo tudi brez
ameriske pomoci.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30
Trgovina v reski luki je ze danes
vecja kot v Trstu, XII bo brez
zaledja neizogibno propadel

Nasledne mic kaj prijateljsko, cato pa tenn boj zan
ivo porocilo propadanju Trsta je obavl vcerajsnji
Cleveland Plain Dealer cd svoega porocevalca John
P Leacacos-a. tenn poro6i]u narec ugotavlja kar
so vede vrabci srehah MISC pa vede svetovni dplo
mati XII odloci da Jugoslavija pod nobenn pogoem
ne SINE dobiti Trsta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30

Sovjetska zveza je zavzela od-
locno stalisce proti vsakemu
"vseobsegajocemu ekonomske-
mu programu "a Evropo."
Isti francoski viri pravijo, da
je malo izgledov, da DO prislo do
sporazuma in sicer zaradi razli-
ke v staliscih glede Marshallo-
vega nacrta.
Sovjetska casnikarska agen-
CHA Tass je vceraj javila, da je
naloga seje, da doloci vsoto, XII
Sc jo potrebuje cd Zedinjenih
drzav in da sc razmotriva, &c
je sploh mogoce taksno pomoc
dobiti soglasno z ameriskimi
predlogi.
/ Sovjetska zveza smatra, da je
''popolnoma jasno, da bi posa-
meme drzave morale same odlo-
cati o svojih ekonomskih potre-
bah in da Sc nobena tuja drzava
ne bi smela vmesavati v njihove
notranje zadeve."
"Naloga konference bi morala
biti, da sc ustanovi sodelovanje
med evropskimi drzavami pri
sestavljanju proracuna o potre-
bah enonomske pomoci, XII bi Sc
jo dobilo il Zedinjenih draw, da
zajamei moznost, da te drzave
tudi dobijo to pomoc in da Sc
jim pri tenn pomaga.
Ameriski uradniki MISC pre-
vec optimisticni glede sodelova-
MIA Sovjetske zveze. Toda ve-
rujejo, da Sc lahko Marshallov
nacrt izvede tudi brez sovjetske-
ga sodelovanja, kar hi pa po-
vzrocilo ustvarjanje zapadnega
evropskega bloka.
Rusija proti predlogu
Francije
Russia je izrazila svoj dvom
glede ucinkovitosti predlogov,
XII jih je ma konferenci predlozila
Francija in XII zagovarjajo eko-
nomski program, XII bi obsegal
vse drzave kot celoto.
Zunanji ministri so snoci bill
gosti ma banketu, XII ga je pri-
redil francoski predsednik Vim
cent Auriol.
Smatra sc, da sovjetsko stall
see koncno ne pomeni, da Rusi-
ia ne bo popustila pri svojih
zahtevah in sicer zaradi same
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30

AN JAIN NOOAtA otQ.
Porocilo, XII je prislo direktno'
IL Trsta, Sc glasi:
Jugoslovani mrzlicno obnav-
ljajo resko luke in sklepajo pro-
metne pogodbe z drzavami v So
vjetskem bloku, ma podlagi kate
rih je Reka ze danes v ospredju
kot poglavitna jadranska luka
"a centralno Evropo. Vse to je v
nasprotju duhom, ako ne be-
sedilom one tocke italijanske
mirovne pogodbe, XII sc nanasa
ma Trst.
Skozi Reko gre 100000
ton blaga ma mesec
Ladijski kapitani in zaupni
agenti zavezniske vojaske Wade
il Trsta odkrivajo, da bo imela
Reka ia mesec 100000 ton pro-
meta, docim bo Trst srecen, ako
DO incl 10000 ton prometa,
skupno S posiljkami UNRRA-e,
XII SO njegova poglavitna opora.
Dejansko je imela trzaska lu-
ka v prvih treh tednih junija
komaj $4,000 ton prometa.
Posiljatve skozi Reko so po-
skocile ma podlagi pogodb med
Jugoslavijo in Ceskoslovasko, S
katerimi Sc je dalo znizanje ze-
lezniskih tovornih pristojbin
skozi Jugoslavijo "a ceski les,
sladkor in rude, kakor tudi "a
uvozno blago, ter obenem pred
nostne pristaniske pristojbine,
XII so "a tretjino nizje cd onih,
XII jih racuna trzaska luka. Da-
lie nudi Jugoslavija posebne
ugodnosti pri izmenjavah ceske
valute v jugoslovansko.
16. Glen osmega odstavka ita-
lijanske mirovne pogodbe izrec-
no prepoveduje podpisanim ST.
lam osvojitev pristojbin, katere
bi ma umeten nacin odvracale
promet" cd Trsta ma korist kaki
drugi luki. Jugoslovani seveda
v tel zvezi opozarjajo, da itali-
janske mirovne 'pogodbe Sc MISC
odobrili.
MasnO delo nadomesca
pomanjkanje strojev
Jugoslovani imajo triletni ma
crt "a obnovo porusenega reske-
ga pristanisca, pri izvajanju ka-
terega masno delo nadomesca
stroje, katerih Jugoslovani nj
majo.
Trzaski Slovani sc niti malo
ne vznemirjajo radi tega zadnje-
ga udarca "a itak slabe izglede,
da bo Trst zopet kdaj dobil vod-
stvo kot trgovinski center la
Jadranu-luka mora MANFRED
imeti najmanj 10000 ton ma
mesec, da bi sc sama vzdrzevala
|-kajti manever v Reki je same
en- del splosnega nacrta, XII ga
imajo Jugoslovani glede Trsta.
Po tenn nacrtu ina Reka po.
stati tekmovalka Trsta, XII ina s
tenn postati bolj in bolj odviser
ma Jugoslavijo, drugi del lima
tvoriti gospodarska infiltracijs
in eventualna kontrola Trsta, in
seveda, agresima, cd Slovanoy
inspirirana politika in propa.
ganda. .
Trzaski SlOvani sc
saEao smehljajo
Jugoslovani v Trstu Sc glede
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30

cele zadeve samo zvedavo smeh-
ljajo. Trzacani namrec ne bodo
stradali, pa cetudi luka trgovsko
propade in &c industrije pociva-
jo radi pomanjkanja sirovin. Ia
to bodo skrbele refine posilja-
tive IL Zedinjenih drzav.
Precej gotovo je, da Russia in
Jugoslavija ne bosta Sc tako
kmalu ponudili pomoci, kajti vsa
komunisticna propaganda Sc
skrbno izogiblje vsaki TAXI moz-
nosti.
Kar Sc tice propaganda, sile,
XII so "a Tita, tudi ne spijo, dasi-
ravno mirovna pogodba prepo-
veduje izkljucne zveze bodisi z
Italijo ali Jugoslavijo.
V tistem delu zone B, XII sc
sedaj nahaja pod jugoslovansko
kontrolo, XII pa postane po rati-
fikacija pogodbe del Svobodnega
trzaskega sszemija, Sc ustanav-
ljajo move trgovinske korporaci-
je in zadruge jugoslovanskega
vzorca.
Jugoslovanske oblasti izdaja-
jo nova dovoljenja trgovcem in
zacenjajo novo banko v Kopru,
tako da bodo slovanski interest
dobro utrjeni, kadar bo ozem-
lie prevzela "svobodna trzaska
drzava."
Obvescevalna sluzba bo
dObro organizirana
Della sc tudi ma tenn, da pride
jo zanesljivi Slovani v policijo
Julijske krajine, katero komuni-
sti sovrazijo. V zoni B Sc je po-
maknilo stab neke bolnisnice
globlje ozemlje, XII postane ju-
goslovansko, in poslopje Sc Sc
daj rabi "a vezbanje MOI, XII bo-
do kot lokalni prebivalci upra-
viceni prositi "a mesta pri poll
ciji.
Propaganda ma strani who'd
mega bloka je organizirana tako
izborno, da vzbuja obcudovanje
zavezniskih informacijskih agen-
cij. Sovjetska novinarska agen-
cija Tass in jugoslovanska agen-
cija Tanjug nudita mnogo bolj
uspesno postrezbo kot bodisi
ameriski agenciji Associated
Press in United Press, britska
Reuterjeva agencija, ali pa ita-
lijanska ANSA.
Organizirana je bila posebna
novinarska agencija ATT, XII so
jo financirali Cehi. Ia agencija
ina Stab 70 oseb ter razpecava
kot agencija "a novice IL Rusije,
Jugoslavije, Ceskoslovaske, Al
banije, Poljske, Madzarske, Av-
STRIFE in Francije.
! Samo place staba znasajo
| 2, 100000 lir ma mesec, docim
znani dohodki ne znasajo vec
kot 100000 lir ma mesec, in
osobje je cello boljse placano kot
na ono pri zavezniski vojaski
vladi. Obsirno zasnovana agen-
CHA ATT namerava napraviti
Trst novinarski center "a Bal
kan.
Il fgs
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30
Ma konferenci "a obnouo
Europe prii$$lo do zastoja
Sovjetska zveza je proti
''vse obsegajocem nacrtu''
Marshalla "a pomoc Evropi

PARIZ 80. junija-Iz francoskh virov porocajo, da
je konferenci treh mnisrov zunanje zadeve XII
motrvajo Marshallovem predlogu amerSko pomoc
Evropi priso do zastoja
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-30
C1O sc BIO bOrila
prOti ZakOnu ma sod
nijii in pri volitvah

WASHINGTON, %. junija. -
Izvrsni odbor CIO, XII steje 81
clanov, je danes obvestil svoje
clanstvo, da Sc DO podvzela pro-
tt novemu Taft-Hartleyevemu
zakonu borba ma sodniji in pri-
volitvah leta 1948.
Izvrsni odbor je zavrgel vse
nasvete glede splosne protest.
ne stavke, toda sklenil je, da sc
poskusa z ADF in unijami ze-
lezniearjev ustanoviti tesno zve-
20 "a poraz vseh kongresnikov,
XII so glasovai "a zakon. Istota-
ko je odbor, odloeif,' da,, Sc bo
borba prot Taft-Hartleyevemu
zakonu vodila ma sodnijah.
Po izjavi Philip Murraya, bo
CIO unija "a zacetek vodila bor-
DO proti Taft-Hartleyevemu "a
konu ma sodniji v zvezi doloc-
DO tega zakona, XII prepoveduje,
da bi unije politicno prispevale
ali pa Sc potion uredniskih Clan
kov v casopisih, XII jih unije pod
pirajo, izjavljale "a tega ali one
ga kandidata "a kongres.
Murry povabil
druge delavske voditelje
Murray je predlagal, da Sc
sklice skupna seja, kateri bi pri-
sostvovali on in drugi voditelji
delavskih unij. Ma tel seji bi Sc
zacrtalo skupno strategic "a
borbo ma sodnijah in oh priliki
volitev.
Murray je ze povabil ma sejo
predsednika ADJ, Williama
Greena, predsednika Bratstva
strojevodjev, A. F. Whitneya in
tajnika izvrsne zveze zeleznicar-
skin delavcev, Arthur Lyona,
XII zastopa ostale zeleznicarje.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-21

the conard-Pyle Co., West Grove,
Pa.
Other awards included the fol-
lowing:
j. T. Unger, jr., Arlington, trowel
set; Robert W. Harwell, Roanoke,
Va; j. w. Pullman, Arlington: Mrs.
H. L. Bosley of Washington, Mrs. c.
c. Montgomery of Washington, 1t.
Col. r. K. Windham of Bethesda,
Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. Barrett, Mr.. Holt,
and Mrs. Gannaway, rose orders.
Mrs. Young and Mrs. Gannaway.
B-Kit Triogens; Mrs. Irene Hag-
gerty, subscription to American
Home" and Miss Nina Magnus of
Washington, membership in the
society.
Other awards consisting of gar
dening aids went to DR.. H. C. Albin.
Miss M. Louise Fenby, A. r. Hester,
A. E. West. Mrs. H. H. Letter and
Major H. Robb, all of washington.
and to Mr.. Barrett, Mr.. Unger, Mr.,
Scammell, Mr.. Holt, Mr.. Harweu
Mrs. Gannaway, Mrs. Young and
Col. Windham. Col. Windham is
president of the society.
In the commercial florists ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-21

hibit, a silver vase from the WASH
ington Florists Club went to A.
Guide Sons Co. as high point win
ner. A floral hat brought the Nose
gay Flower Shop the prize for the
best florists arrangement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-21

A display of roses grown in this
section is on exhibit at the National
Museum, Tenth street and Constitu-
ton avenue NV, from 10 am. until
I8 pm. today in the Potomac Rose
Society's 18th annual show. Awards
will be presented at 7 o'clock.
Among the trophies is the Eve
ming Star Cup for the winner of
most points in the arrangements
classes. 1t will go to Miss Isabelle
Smith of 612 Ogelthorpe street NV,
who received the award last year.
Miss Smith. who works for the
Agriculture Department and has
been entering garden club shows
for more than eight years, also
will receive bronze medal from
the society.
Taylor To Get Two Medals.
The blue ribbon for the best rose
| in the show, silver dish, as well
as the silver and bronze medals of
the society, will 60 to T. Medford
Taylor of Baltimore.
The winning rose is a Mrs. Pierre
., uu Z OIlU yCllOW, LII Is llUIIl u D.
year-old plant. Mr. Taylor explained
the variety grows well in the Poto-
mac area.
+ He specializes in hybrid tea roses
at his home garden, which has n
bushes. He won second and third
prizes for single entries last year.
The award for second best rose In
the show will go to Mrs. Nydia NJ.
Young of 5000 Murray road, Chevy
Chase. and third best. to Mrs. Wal
ter H. Gannaway, 1903 Aberdeen
road. Bethesda.
Miss Stratton to Get Plate.
A silver plate for arrangement
will be presented to Miss Margaret
Barr Stratton, 1900 Reno road NV,
who is a winner for the first time.
An artist, she is employed by Ma
tional Capital Parks.
| Her arrangement was made up of
Luxembourg red and radiant pink
and red roses.
Other high awards announced
last night included the American
Rose Society silver medal to A. c..
Barrett of Washington, the Amer.
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lean Rose Society bronze medal, to
Mrs. Fred Lang, Kensington, Md,
and silver vase to Mrs. Hannah
Brown of Washington who was cited
for the highest total Of points in the
novice class.
For the highest total in points for
the collection classes, r. E. Scam
nell Of Washington will receive a
load of fertilizer.
Harold j. Holt Of Baltimore re-
ceived honorable mention in the
show for the best Peace" rose. He
was awarded a $40 rose order from
Hartford chronicle., 1947-01-11

say all of them Yes that is right
 Who was it that fell down t h e stairs when they went to see |" The Time, The Place, and the girl''
Hartford chronicle., 1947-01-11

"daze" are over. Dolman sleeves, bustles, scarfs, bonnets, umbrellas were very popular then and oh so popular now. Don't laugh at grandma be- cause I see many of you slick chicks falling out in similar fashion. Plus materials of Crenalin, plaids, ginghams and taffetas. Look out "cupee doll".
 Hair style, they tell me that a women's hair is her glory, we'll, girls prove it and visit the "knot busters institute" you really do not know how much better you look. Say nothing of you boys who look like you have been feuding with your barber. Bruce Shepherd for example looks very handsome in his trim haircut parted and not konked with just enough Murray's tonic (right girls). Male Box
 Say! did you give her a pres ent? Well, Carnell got a sharp pair of gloves from Slim" and she in turn got a sterling silver bracelet.
 Maude got a lovely housecoat and Spence received a yellow sweater and a mad tie.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-01-11

why did you boys put that cer- tain boy on the Middletown bus? Could there be any thing interesting there?
 /. Tell me who is this Green Ink" around town?
 .. Who and why were the two girls put out out of Lin coin Dairy? Tell me about
 Has the Atomic Bomb dropped out of existence? ..
 =. Who is the ''senorita' that has come to town? Take it easy fellows
 :. The Kingsmen are still "balling" as usual What is to happen next? =.
 A new fred skin rumba" has come to town, and is visible only after 8 :0O
 .. Many of the younger set
Hartford chronicle., 1947-01-11

in Waterbury on January l, 1947. They were defeated. , Phyliss Wheatley Club is progressing steadily ill their in terracial work.
 The girls are now planning their program for 1947.
 The Coed Nights have a call for teenagers at the North End Community Center. There is still lot that the teenagers can do. Plans are now being made for a dinner meeting of all coed members and also for some ac- tivity around Valentines Day.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-01-11
HARTFORD HIGH NEWS By Carrie Saxon

The National High School Debate on Socialized Medicine was held recently at the Hart ford Public High School in the Debating Club. The affirma- tive team consisting of Ralph Davis and Allyn Martin won over the negative team by a score of 2-1.
 Harry Petaway was recently added as a new member to this club.
 The Hartford High Basket ball Team had little trouble with the Crosby High team of Waterbury, Friday, January 3, 1947, in the Hopkins Street Gymnasium.
 Hartford started up in the first quarter margin with a 7-5 and increased the score to 24-13 at the half and 32-16 at the three-quarter mark. Crosby was able to pick up seven more points from the floor, making the score at the end of the game 45-23. The spirited gang being the victors.
 The Girls League, the same organization which sponsored the Yuletide Dance, will give Camp Fire Program, Friday, January 10, 1947 at 8 100 pm. i'll the H.P.H.S. gym. The stu dents attending this affair will bring their own lunches and they must all be Girl League members.
 All you Juniors get ready for the Junior Prom which IS on January Is, Saturday eve ming. Dim lights and gorgeous decorations will further the en- joyment of all those who at tend.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-01-11
QUOTES
 OF THE WEEK

"Everything's in a mess. We want to get away from it allv Four Navy vets, embGrkiaag at Baltimore orc their S5-ft. schooner to sGiI 1aoaUhere.
 There's nothing like being up in a glider to relax" John Robinson, Los Angeles, national soaring champion.
 'T'd like to live on a hill and play with 8 dog." BurI Ives, guitar balladeer.
 "A 25 per cent wage increase would mean a 25 per cent rise in the price of automobiles. .-Pres. c. E. Wilson, General Motors.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-01-11

''The power of organized labor has grown more than the sense of public responsibility among some of it's top men."-Clinton s. Golden, former asst. to CIO Pres. Murray.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-01-11
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 Have you heard "So Long" by the mad Three Blazers and Ho Johnny Moore He sings it as if he really means it. Can t you just imagine.
 My Silent Love- is another disc by those famous Three Blazers. It really takes strong effect and leaves you in sen timental mood. Get what l mean?
 "Don t Take Your Love From Me" by Louis Russell is really on the beam. It is strictly what the doctor ordered. Again I remind you to get what I mean.
 Do you sentimentalists re- member "I Realize Now"? It is still something very true and easy for lovers to understand.
 Have you heard "How High The Moon"? Charlie Ventura sends you spinning in a com plete circle.
 Of course you have heard that the Mills Brothers will be here soon. They are bringing some very enjoyable songs with them. Especially the old ones as 'Till Then" and Paper Doll". They offer some swell entertainment.
 Nat Cole is still in the lead in some peoples ways. ''That Is The Beginning Of The End" for most lovers hope it will never come.
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Basketball among the girls has been organized too. All girls who were interested came to at least three practice ses- sions. Six teams have been or ganized. They will have play off games to choose the best team. After this tournament each class, sophomores, juniors and seniors, will organize and compete against each other.
 Some of the girls are Norma Lewis, Barbara Clark, Cathe- rine Stone, Audrey Ray and Jeanne Anderson. .#
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expected [ O lose but she gave a better fight than was expected.
 Marvin Jones a n d Robert w atson both played. Per sonalities of both will be in next weeks column.
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thought. w ell take a walk around Fox's and see all the f a S h i 0 Il s "stashed" by
 great great grandma and yes, children,
 she really was on the ball. Ely away Ka- tie'' t h o S e
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much success. The trimmings are to be black and this prom ises to Joe a happy haven for fun lovers of the younger set.
 The Bears of the Inde- pendent Social Center played
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spent the holiday in New York, and they tell me they did much balling New Years Eve
 =. What is this I hear about the "Bluebird" taking another trip
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NEWS AROUND TOWN By Barbara J. Murray

The Be-Bops who are turning a cellar room into a beautiful green room and are having
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WEAVER HIGH NEWS By Jeanne Anderson

At the second basketball game of the season, Weaver lost to Bulkeley 44-32. Weaver was
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so THEY TELL ME
 By Barbara D. Worthington

What makes the fellows think they are at home when they go see the skirts |.
 Now I didn t
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TEEN AGE FASHIONS By Lucy Smith

Greetings rag-lovers,
 What are you doing these days? Nothing, just as I
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"We're just a very happy mid dle-aged couple."-The Duke of Windsor, re. life today soith the Duchess.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-28
nI~o+ho~, Tome
c'rone Of Party
Friday Evening

Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cheatham
were hosts at one of the most
delightful cocktail parties of the
season Friday evening, when
they entertained at their home,
113 Hydrangea Place from 6 to
8 o'clock
Approximately 70 guests were
served cocktails and hor
d'oeurves in the dining room of
the Cheatham home, which was
decorated throug h out in the
spirit of Christmas.
The dining room table was
covered with an Italian cutwork
cloth and centered with an ar
rangement of white chrysanthe-
NUNS and red poinsettias
flanked by burning re d tapers
in silver candelabra
Highlight of the decorations in
the living room was the mantel
which was ornamented with
cedar swags tied at intervals
with red satin bows. Also on the
were placed miniature
choir boys.