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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26
Volilcern SO. varde

Cleveland, O. -. Razne petit
CHE, XII so kroz;le v prid kan
didatom "a prihodnje primarne
volitve dne 30. septembra, sku-
sajmi vpostevati po svojem maj
boljsem preprieanju, tenn, da
vsi drzavljani nasega okraja
spolnimo svojo dolznost in od-
damo svoje glasove onim indor-
siranim kandidatom, katerim
zaupamo, da bodo svoje dolzno-
sti v prid drzavljanom vrsili.
Sedanji zupan G. Burke je S
svojo marljivostjo re veckrat
dokazal, da je vesc tezkim od-
govornostim nase metropole.
Zburkaho valovje napadov mani
je pripisovati le dejstvu - ze-
liza po avtoriteti.
Prepricana pa sem v dino du-
! Sc, maj pride ia ali oni ma krmi-
10, ne DO nikdar ustrezeno vsem;
niti Bog niti vrag tega ne EMO
re, pravi tista nasa Million
skemu mestu je treba ma krmi-
10 moza jeklenih skusenj, pa
maj Sc valovje nasprotstva Sc
bolj zaganja oh peeine.
Mestnim sodnikom je prizna-
ma vecina kvalificiranih MOI,
kar maj Sc blagohotno vposteva
tudi pri sedanjih primarnih vo-
litvah. Ia mestne odbornike pa
Sc je letos priglasilo nenavad-
no stevilo tudi zmoznih kandi-
datov, a kljub temu je ma sa
dolznost, da cenimo one, XII sc
res udejstvujejo vedno in po-
vsod v prid naselbine. Med te-
mi je gotovo mas dolgoletni in
obce cislani rojak Mr.. John Ro-
lance, XII letos kandidira "a
councilmana tukajsnjega okra-
ia. Rojakom drzavljanom topel
APPEL: oddajte svoje glasove v
prid lastnemu rojaku, kateremu
:je blagor naroda res vneto pri
srcu!
V torek 80. septembra oh pri-
marnih volitvah vsi kot eden
Mr.. John Rozance for Council
man of 80. Ward!
Josephine Praust
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26
John DeVito "a
zastopnika 80. varde

Cleveland, O. - John De Vi
to je kandidat "a mestnega "a.
stopnika (Councilman) v 81.
vardi.
Napisati YAM hocem nekoli-
ko o Johnu in njegovem delo-
vanju v nasi uniji. John je bill
rojen tukaj v Collinwoodu, tu-
kaj zivi ze 81 let. Hodil je v
collinwoodsko Solo.
ze cd 1888 je uposlen pri FL
sher Body. Kakor nitro je Ja-
ponska napadla Pearl Harbor,
Sc je John takoj odzval, vpisal
Sc je prostovoljno v mornarico,
kjer je sluzil do konca vojne.
Videl je mnogo trpljenja in gor-
ia ljudstva, XII Jim je vojna po-
rusila vse.
John je bill eden prvih cla-
nov, ko Sc je organiziralo CLIO.
unijo. Videli ste ga ma piketni
liniji vsak dan, bill je tn, bill je
tam, kjerkoli je mogel poma-
gat. John je clan eksekutivnega
odbora, zastopnik uniji v tovar-
nj in je predsednik steward bo-
dy.
De Vito je poznan radi svoje
udanosti ljudem, XII jih zastopa,
radi njegove postetfosti in ME-
COVE zmoznosti. On Sc bori "a
principe vzlic tezkim razme-
ram. Kot tovarniski delavect je
tesneje zvezan delavci in mai
bolje razume njih probleme.
Malo je voditeljev tukaj v
Clevelandu, XII bi 81 pridobili to-
liko zaupanja ljudi, kakor 81
jih je John De Vito.
On je tudi clan Ameriskega
odbora veteranov il druge sve-
tovne vojne.
Ne bonn opisovala njegovega
programa, zato ker njegov pro-
gram je bill raznesen po celi 80.
'',vardi v slovenskem in angles,
KEN jeziku. Preberite ga dobro!
Ia program je eden najboljsih
odkar 80. varda obstoja. Ako
hoceno, da Sc ia program Y
! Dalje na ;. strani)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26

ntarnega znacaa kakor tud razvoa spostovana pravc
cloveka in osnovnh svobodscin vse glede raso
spoil, jerk in vero.
Ameriski delegat Chaffy je te predoge imenova me
stvarne Angesk delega Mackenzie je zjav da je bor
ba prot fasizmu ''prsla il mode"
Iskreno moramo priznati, da ameriskern tsku nj
omenilo niti besede zvezi terni predog Ia mok
zelo zgovoren posebno ker gre bstveno vpras
ME mru in prijaeljstva med narod Ameriski tsk
da nj nt najmanj prpravljen, da b ukvaral disku
sjami kaere ze po sebi neprijetne Sovjetski
predlogi jih gori oeni lie splosno in brez de-
taov MISC soglasju ameriskim tolacenjem syobode
tiska'. To je pac jasno ,. /.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26

lie sestra Mary Musich in Sc
stra Frances Wider.
&c Sc DO navdusenje, katere-
ga ste izkazale v Milwaukee in
Chicagu, nadaljevalo, bonn o
morale tn v .Clevelandu stopiti
ma noge in zavihati rokave, da
mas ne prekosijo.
v nedeljo dne %. septembra
gremo pa v Johnstown ma usta-
novno sejo "Progresivnih Slo-
venk", katero sklicuje Mary
Vidmar, agilna napredna Slo-
venka.
Zmenile smo Sc, da pridemo
dol korporativno, to Sc pravi,
da pride glavna predsednica Ce-
cillia Subelj, Anna Erste, Ur-
sula Mulaj, Josephine Tratnik,
podpisana in mogoce Sc DO ogla-
sila Sc kaksna clanica. Odpotu-
jemo v nedeljo zjutraj, ker Sc
ia sc bo vrsila oh $50 popol-
dine.
zelimo, da sc tudi v John
stownu napredne zene odzove-
10 velikem stevilu. Torej ma
veselo svidenje!
Josie Zakrajsek, 81. tajnica
"Progresivnih Slovenk'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26
Proc. Slovenke v Euclidu
napredujejo

Euclid, Ohio. - Kampanja
nasih zena pri Progresivnih
Slovenian zelo dobro napredu-
je. Ia sedaj Sc Sc ne We, kate
ri krozek DO odnesel prvenstvo,
a JAZZ sem prepricana, da &c bo-
mo pri krozku st. 3 tako napre-
dovale kot kazejo znamenja, da
bo krona ostala pri mas. K a j
pravite, clanice?
Zadnja seja je bila zelo do
bro obiskana in smo veliko ko-
ristnega ukrenile "a krozek. Ma
sa prireditev bo 5. oktobra in
DO nekaj izrednega. Vsled vaz-
nih razlogov smo opustile igro,
XII smo jo nameravale podati ma
ia dan, ter sc bo vrsila enkrat
pozneje, "a sedaj bono pa po-
dale tax pies, kot Sc nj bill iz-
vajan tn pri mas - namrec ma
ziva sc Hula Dance. Nase cla-
nice Sc zelo pridno pripravlja-
/ jo "a to prireditev. Kakor Sc
slis: cd vec strani, so sc neka-
tere clanice obrnile "a pojasni-
la v Havajo, kjer Sc prav dobro
razumejo ma kostume "a "hula,
hula ples", ker pravijo, da mo-
ra biti tudi obleka ia prava. Ali
81 morete misliti kako bonn jaz
zgledala v taxi obleki! Pa Sc v
kuhinjo so me postavile "a glav-
no kuharico tisti vecer. No, pa
mi sal vroce ne DO, lie tenn 81
belim glavo, &c bo tudi drugc
odgovarjalo obleki. Torej va
bin vas vse, da pridete pogle.
dat kako Sc bono postavile.
Pies Sc DO vrsil 5. oktobra v
SLOW. drustvenem domu ma Re.
cher Ave. Podrobnosti o MEN
bodo Sc podane.
Ma seji nismo pozabile pri.
spevati "a obrambni sklad "a
svobodni tisk in odlocile smc
$50. Nasa blagajna je prece.
izcrpana, ker smo zadnje case
imele vec bolnih clanic, katerif
nismo v bolezni pozabile. Zate
pa priporocamo vsem clanicam
da pojdite ma delo in pridobitt
move clanice v krozek ter ODE
mem agitirajte tudi "a obiler
poset nase priredbe, ker axe
bono imele kaj v blagajni, bo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26
UREDN1KOVA PO$TA
|NOvi krOzEi ''PrOresivnih SlOvenk''

Prijetno so mas iznenadile
napredne zene il West Allisa in
Milwaukee, XII so sc v torek dine
16. septembra v lepem stevilu
udelezile ustanovne seje "Pro-
gresivnih Slovenk" krozek st. 8.
Da so ustanovile krozek sc
imamo zahvaliti Mrs. Mary Mu-
sich, XII nam je bila v vseh OH
rih naklonjena, kakor tudi Mrs.
Mary Rodich il West Allisa.
Ustanovne seje Sc je udelezi-
10 80 naprednih zen, XII so vse
postale clanice nase organiza-
cije in vsaka je Sc obljubila, da
DO pridobila emo novo flanico
"a prihodnjo sejo.
Izvolile so sledece uradnice,
XII bodo vodile njihov krozek:
Predsednioa: Mary Musich,
podpredsednica: Mrs. Shular,
tajnica: Mrs. Puncer, blag.:
Mary Strle, zapis.: Angela Oho-
iak. Nadzorni odbor: Josephine
Kersic, Mary Rodic in Rose Mu-
sich. Prosvetni odbor: Mary
Gornik, Agnes Medved in Tone
ka Buntek. Clanarina 80 centov
mesecno.
Seize Sc vrsijo vsak tretji to-
rex v mesecu v National Club
dvorani, 737 West National
Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. V tel
dvorani Sc je vrsila tudi usta-
novna seja.
Prisotne zene so z navduse-
MEM sprejele nacelno izjavo
"Progresivnih Slovenk.'
V sredo dine II. septembra pa
so Sc chicaske napredne Sloven-
Ike zavzele in ustanovile svoj
krozek. Tu jih je organizirala
Frances Wider pomocjo An
gele Zaitz, Minke Alesh, Ann
Beniger in drugih, "a kar sc jim
moramo prav iskreno zahVa-
liti, ker so res izvrsile imenitno
delo.
Presenecena sem bila, ko sem
prisla ma sejo v Milwaukee, am
pax nimam besede, da bi pove-
dala kako sem Sc pocutila, ko
sem stopila V dvorano Sloven-
skega Gelavskega centra in ko
sem zagledala toliko naprednlh
zensk - II v stevilu! Res so
sc izkazale, da bodo Progresiv-
ne Slovenke tamkaj napredova-
le. Navduseno so poslusale, ko
sc lie citalo namen in nacelno
izjavo "Progresivnih Slovenk'
Zanimalo jih je porocilo o ma
Sem delovanju preteklosti in
kake so naSe dolznosti kot zene
progresivnega znacaja ma splos
no.
Izrocen Jim je bill carter St
9 "ProgresiVnih Slovenk'.
Izvolile so sledeci odbor:
Predsednica: Frances Wider
podpreds.: Toncka Urbanz, tai
MICA: Frances Rak, blag.: Clio.
ria Bohinc, zapis.: Agnes Bo.
hinc. Nadzorni odbor:: Minka
Alesh, Angela Zaitz in Anne
Sannemann. Prosvetni odbor
Ann Beniger, Dorothy Sodnik
in Anne Sannemann. Seje sc bo'
do vrsile v SloVenskem delav.
skem centru vsako prvo sredc
v mesecu. Prihodnja seja sc ima
vrSiti l. OktObra.
Clanarina pa DO 35 centov me
secno.
Iskrena zahvala vsem, XII sc
imeli kolickaj deleza pri usta
novitvi krozkov in hvala "a vsC
postrezbo, katero so mi izkaza
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26
ZVoNKO A. NoVAK: Y
AME RIK A

. M L. II n n
Amerika. dexela Washingtona
in MOI BE drugih slavnega imena.
kjer vxklila kal svobode je semena.
bila junalov kri kraljeva krona
in smernica osnovnega zakona.
da so enalea 81 sveta plemena.
XII Jim pravice mera bodi ena-
je up spet vsem cd vzhoda do zatona.
IL we're bojev blaznih. bede blata
Sc sem selili 50 Evropci v truman.
ko bila tukaj bi nebesa zlata.
Jih v marnji TAXI gnala kot vodnica
prek barij kuznih po pralesa sumah
je bake zapeljiva govorica.
81 sreee svoje bill so kovaei.
ko po pustinji divji in nevarni
kulturo sirili ter v vnemi marni
orali ME ledine SO oraei.
lie strn psenice da testo pogaei.
blaginji v polni je podlaga parni
in VEGA jo kolesja moo tovarni.
da mize oblozijo Sc kolaSi.
v naporih silnih smelega stremljenja
"a ciljem svetlim nasega zivljenja
graditelj sredi hudega trpljenja
brez dvoma varne strehe. kasce. dire
neznanske je premagal vse ovire.
XII mednje steti je predvsem prepire.
Je komaj tujcev bila pot zaseta.
zavrelo ze je sirom po planjavi.
sporadi zabesneli so krvavi.
d. tia krvjo so bila kar prezeta.
Komu nj rodna gruda draga. sveta?!
cemu hvaliti enc dvomni slavi.
ko cd obojih ihti SO brljavi
krivic storjena bila zla nesteta?!
S sekiro bojno. lokom in gorjaeo
je skusal liki deeek mali praGo
braniti Indijanec domovino.
Ker je druzina bila razdvojena
in vojnih sill krdela razprsena.
je zgubil bitko. mostvo in divjino.
Zadihnila je misel eez prerije.
njo borba Sc je velicastna vnela.
prostosti zora svitu zazarela
in bilo konec tn je tiranije
Ce Jim srce zares "a zarjo Bile.
po njej je leila vroea. neuvela.
hotenje mocno in razsodnost zrela,
tedaj le ona narodom zasije.
Ma tisoee priseljencev je palo -.
Divjala smrt med kolonij je sini.
da eisto malo zivih je ostalo.
Poraz angleskih Get cd siromastva
v ameriskih naselbin zgodovini
poglavje je resnienega junastva.
Ko Sc nevihte je unesla ploha.
ko besnost je bojise Sc umirila.
obnovo republike nastopila
najznamenitejsa je ME epoha.
Navadno Sc v spomin postavi soha
odlieniku najvisjega merila.
cim tvorcev je pomembnih brez stevila,
XII nj njih nam znana niti troha.
Ia kramp. drevo. motiko. vsalxo delo
ma role delovnih je rok prijelo:
Vsi enega SO SO strnili sloji!
Gradili SO Sto let in vec zidali.
"a rod Sc mueili in zrtvovali ..
Najveeji to elovelxa SO heroji!
Kmetijstvo nase. ruda in kupsija.
podjetnost. stroll in miljonska mesta
zakladov tolilksnih 50 virom cesta.
da nienost zdi So Kreza bogatija.
AL kjer prenoxnost 50 tako razvija.
da z11ira Lrorx vaxx;-e ,,o1&.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26

mo tudi drugim lahko pomaga-
le v potrebi.
Ia kampanjski odbor
Mary Medvesek, kr. st. 3.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-05
TAXICABS, PO0LROOMS
UP FOR DISCUSSION
BEFORE CITY COUNCIL

Taxicabs and pools rooms may
not go together but they we're
Jumped into n package yesterday
at the city council meeting.
One question was what to do with
minors who frequent pool halls to
the detrement of themselves, the
operators and others. The other
question was the seating of pas
sengers in cabs. Both matters
were placed in the hands of City
Attorney William Campbell.
He was instructed to draw up an
amendment to the present city
ordinance whereby the age of mi
nors who would be allowed to fire.
quent pool halls would be tipped
from Is to 10 years. The action
came after City Manager J. R.
Benson explained he had received
complaints recently of youngsters
hanging about pool halls.
City Manager Benson in the taxi
cab problem - n that has caused
council discussion before - urged
that an ordinance be passed pro-
hibiting a passenger to ride in the
front seat with the driver, unless
at least two persons are occupying
the rear seat.
But Councilman J. E. L. Wade,
while agreeing such a ruling might
be desirable, questioned its legality
on the ground that the council does
not have the right always of regu-
lating a persons business.
The matter was referred to the
attorney for a study Ct its legal
aspects.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-05
RESERVE OFFICERS
TO MEET MONDAY

A special meeting of the local
unit OF the Reserve Officers of
naval service has been set for Mon
day night at 8 o'clock for the pur.
pose of discussing two important
matters, Alex Fonveille, Jr., presi-
dent announced yesterday.
All members are urged to attend
the business meeting, which will
be held in St. Johns Tavern.
The matters to come up for dis
cussion are: The selection of suit
able quarters for a permanent
meeting place, and a discussion of
the RONS attitude toward COM
munistic activities in the south, it
was said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-05
Glutted Spud Market
Reported By Farmers

BAY MINETTE, Ala, June 4
R-Baldwin county farmers, who
cut their Iris potato crop this
year to keep from over-producing,
saw three more carloads dumped
today because Of a glutted mar
ket.
AS the end Of the harvest neared,
growers counted the slimmest fl
nancial returns in many years
about So, O0O, 900 as against about
So, 500, 900 last year, and S 5000, 600
in 1915.
Although total production is ex-
pected to be only about go per-
cent of that for 1916, the govern
ment - which underworld this
years crop-has consigned some
$50 tons to the open dump for lack
Of a market.
The individual farmer has re-
ceived pay for his entire pro
duction as a result of the govern
ment insurance program. However,
gross proceeds from the crop Will
be only little more than half what
it was last year-and less than
half of the 1915 intake.
Since the 1947 harvest began
early in May, the lower grade
varieties for which no market could
be found have been dumped by
the production and marketing ao-
ministration. This agency admins
tiers the government insurance
program, under which farmers
were guaranteed pay for their
production at 80 per cent Of parity.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-05
WINTER PARK GIRLS
GET BASKETBALLS
Commencement Exercises
Termed "Most Outstand-
ing" By Principal

thirty students were graduated
Aon Winter Park school on Fri
w. morning during exercises term
~ the most outstanding" com
su coment held in that auditorium
snc G. Berry, principal.
"The highest honor bestowed upor
.tudent. the presentation OF the
s;t;7enship cup, was awarded tc
o'+tv Lou Lamb. The George
p. Ellington Catlett scholarship cup
N.s won by Maydene Mcpherson.
SM Gamblers of the girls basketball
~, and their coach, Miss Alleen
sMiams, were presented a silver
N.retball and chain by Hugh Nc.
rae company.
rbe Winter Park team won the
..nntv championship cup in basket
s'n Hugh McRae made the presen
.s4ons and expressed his apprecia-
.:on to the school for its outstand
;rs record and at the same time
no .4stpd his personal interest in the
.%.t;vities Of the school and the
winter Park community.
Those receiving the silver basket
,,lls were Wonda Vaught, Sally
Snith, Harriet Gallup, Jean Nc
r~ornell, Norman MCGOWAN, 10
snn Walton, Betty Lou Lamb, and
Miss Williams.
Graduating from Winter Park
.,hool were: Jack Afford, Roy
psasley, Henry Caps, W. B. Cole,
pobert Galphin, David Grove, jim
NV Pepper, Dan Sandlin, Thomas
Tms,rzsal, Durall Worrell, Hazel Bon
HIM. Shirley Cochran, Sarah bud
Isy Elsie Farless, Harriet Gallup.
Elizabeth Gibbs, Emily Ives, Bes-
- Jones, Betty Lou Lamb, Mean
Mcconnell, Norma MCGOWAN, May
isne Mcpherson, 10 Ann Maults-
Nv Carol Melton, Ruby Moore,
BARBARA Ann Ray, Betty Ann
pm,rk. Mary Helen Rourk, Kath-
rn Smith, and Patricia Wallace.
outstanding athletes also were
,cognized and were awarded
rpps, Wanda Vaught and Jimmy
Pepper received cups for being
The best sport" and 10 Ann Wal
tp and Jack Afford received cups
for being adjudged the best ath-
TIC bronze medals awarded
by the county were presented to
.A4u., .esJ sport; and Har-
7t'N hest athlete.
Those receiving perfect attend
rce certificates were David Med
lin, Charles Allard, Erie W. Thorn
Is, Jr., Peggy Joyce Parker, Hol-
ii, Hales, Barbara Borkenhagen,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-05
Clinton High School
Annual Publication
Printed, Distributed
Special to the Star

CLINTON. June 4 - The Dark
Horse, annual publication of the
Clinton high school, is off the
presses and has been distributed
to subscribers.
The fifty = four page booklet is
we'll arranged and illustrated.
This is the fourth annual to be
compiled by the local school.
The Dark Horse staff was COM
posed Of the following pupils Lu-
ellie Ezzell, editor-in-chief: Hilda
Boone, assistant editor; McWilson
Warren, associate editor; James
Dixon. business manager; James
Earl Vann, assistant business
manager; Florence Ship, circula-
ton manager; Alease Bass, liter
airy editor; Florence Davis. sem
ior class editor: Annette Parker,
under class editor: Virginia Jor-
dan, club editor; Thomas Vann,
sports editor: jamie Startling, pho
tographic editor; Jack Morgan,
assistant Photographic editor, and
Miss Alma Lassiter, faculty ad-
wiser.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-05

Tommy Atkins, Ken Rogers, Marie
Medlin, Douglas Byrd, Maurice
Emmart, Jane Lanier, Carl Sand
ers, 10 Allen Brown, Rosaline
Rouse, Freddie Buffers, Betty Lou
Walton, David Getaway, Norma
MCGOWAN, Betty Lou Lamb, Thorn
as VERBAL, Elsie Farless. Eliza
beth Gibbs, Burton Grant, Charles
Hollis, Marion Corbett, Jack Rog-
ers, Billy Pope Jane Orrell.
Grammar grade certificates in
handwriting were awarded to: Sal
ly Elizabeth All, Lucille Barden, Jo
Allen Brown, Julian Chapman, Sara
Coley, Jimmy Flinchum, Jane
Lanier, Clara Jane Murray, Doro-
thy Rusher, Mary Sloan, Stella Lou
Smith, Betty Lou Walton, and Lii
liam Mae Williamson.
Receiving nlunograrns were Bet
ty Lou Lamb, 10 Ann Walton, Ora
ham Cole, Florenz Worrell, Char
les George, Burton Brant, Jimmy
Pepper, Jack Afford, Burel Wor
rel1, all of whom have stripes, anc
Caroline Monroe, Wanda Vaught
Sally Smith, Alma Ruth Mitchell
Harriet Gallup, Jean Mcconnell
Norma MCGOWAN, Marion Corbett
May Gallup, Betty Lou Walton:
Vivian Taney, Joan Montford,
Elizabeth Gibbs, Billy Sneeden,
Warwick Porter, and Henry Caps.
Ribbons were awarded to the
track winners in the school. They
were as follows; First place -
Nathan Byrd, broad jump; Frank
lin Lee, 80 yard dash; Burton Grant
high jump. Second place Louise
Hines, basketball throw; 10 Ann
Walton, broad jump; Third place
= Florence Worrell, broad jump.
Shuttle relay - Howard Stampley,
Charles Afford, Louis Wallace, Da-
vid Caps, Billy Cottle, Steve
sneeden, Edsel Rowell and Den
Monroe. Pursuit relay Vivian
Talley, Mary Jane Caps, Joan
Montford and Carolina Monroe.
Fourth place Pursuit relay -
Franklin Lee, Burton Grant,
Florenz Worrell, and Walter Sykes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-05
Red Blood Cells
Must Be Kept Up
# You Want To
Feel Alive
Thousands Now Regaining Old
Time Pep, Vigor and Drive By
Releasing Vibrant EnergyTo
Every Muscle, Fibre, Cell

ovNwork, undue worry. and lack Of GER
Tain foods often reduces the red-blood
rrength - and starved, weak. puny
hood Just hasn't the power to keep up
Jour energy and drive.
Every day-every hour-mtllions OF
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-05
RED men MEET
TOT MIGHT AT 8
Ladies Auxiliary To En-
terrain Eleota Tribe At
Their Meeting

The Improved Order of Red Mel
will hold a meeting tonight in tn
Junior Order Hall at 8 o'clock, &C
cording to Harold Sternberger
publicity chairman.
Also tonight, the ladies auxiliary
will entertain the Eyota tribe a.
their regular meeting, it was said
The program will be under the
direction of Mrs. r. B. Lane, as
sisted by Mrs. c. P. Pope anc
Mrs. Waters.
The Improved Order of Red Men,
at their meeting last Thursday
|honored their great chief of rec.
ords, w. Ben Goodman of Eliza.
beth City, who is serving his 50th
successive year in that capacity
for the state association.
A membership drive, with a co.,
of 50 new members by August 1,
has been launched by the club.
The committee in charge of the
drive is composed of Judge John
]. Burney, w. A. Yopp and Leon
M. Todd.
Following the business meeting
last week, Fred Futch gave an
account of the great council meet
ing held in Asheville which he at
tended as a representative of the
local lodge.
Speaking on behalf of the mem
bership campaign were Jesse
Mohn, Martin Won Oasen, D. E.
hurry, and Harold S~ternberger.
Mol . gD11 En~ AY,1oo--- C-.z--
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-05
MISS HATCH HONORED
BY CIVITAN CLUB

Miss Virginia Hatch, honorary
student for 1861, at the New
Hanover high school was honored
yesterday by the Civilian club.
Miss Hatch, 1874 Colonial drive,
received a $500 award to be ap-
Piled on a scholarship. She may
attend Greensboro college next
fall. M. c. Barnhill, Jr., chairman
also presented her with a trophy.
The presentations were made at
the clubs weekly luncheon at the
Crystal cafe.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-05
SIX KILLED

LAHORE, India, June f B -
At least six persons were reported
killed and 10 wounded in fight
ing today at the trading town of
Armitsar, where warning Hindu,
Sikh and Moslem mobs used bombs
and firearms for several hours.
Troops interviewed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-05
e

TAYLORSV1LLE, June a up
- Alexander county, northwest
ern North Carolina apple, cotton
and tobacco producer, tomorrow
opens a three-day celebration OF
it's Tooth birthday.