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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-25

The s utheastern district OF
Music cubs conference will get
underway this morning at lo:4o
o'clock, when members OF the
hostess club, the Thursday
Morning Music club, are on
hand to register visitors from
the surrounding area. The
meeting will be held in st. An
drews-Covenant church.
Mrs. Lewis F. Ormond, dis
trict director of the senior pro
gram, will preside, and Mrs.
Homer Boney will be present
as district secretary.
The meeting will begin with
an invocation led by the Rev.
e. D. Witherspoon and greet
ings by Mrs. Miriam Burns,
president of the hostess club.
Mrs. Clifton Knowles, lunlor
counselor of the Wallace club
will give the response, and Mrs.
7. B. Cranmer will introduce
the state president and state
board guests.
The presidents message Will
he delivered by Mrs. c. M. Has
sell. following which Mrs. Dixon
Wood of the Wallace club, &C
companied by Mrs. William
Farrior, will sing II Love
Life" ,
The following state board
members will make greetings
to those present: Mrs. c. M.
Hassell. state president. Char
lotte. Mrs. Carl McMurray,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-25
Linda Lou Benton
Feted On Birthday

Mrs. Rock Benton honored
her daughter, Linda Lou, on her
sixth birthday at a party We'd
nesday afternoon.
Refreshments of cake, soft
drinks, and cocoa were served.
Guests included: Linda, homo
rec; Bernard Dave, Ellis Dave,
Iona Benton, Patsy Roberts,
Jimmy Roberts, Terry Lynn
Williams, Richard Williams,
Brenda Jean Skipper, Sadie
Cook, Gale Gainey, Velma
Gainey, Grant Gainey, and
Roger Gainey.
Ramona Williams, Lynita
Faye White, Miss Mae Will
liams. Mrs. Norma Williams,
Mrs. Vera Gainey, Mrs. Sadie
Cook, and Mrs. Maggie Benton.
Linda Lou received many
gifts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-25

in the Warsaw High school gym
the annual Halloween Carnival
sponsored by the Parent-Teach-
err Association. The public is in
vited to attend at $50 when the
18th grade girls will open their
food booth and serve supper,
Each grade in school will spon-
scr some stunt and feature a
popularity contest at which
time the queen will be crowned.
Invitation Issued
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Macon
Herring request the honour of
your presence at the marriage
of their daughter, Mary Eliza
beth, to Mr.. Anthony John San
some on Sunday, November the
second, ninteen hundred and
forty-seven at three-thirty in
the afternoon at the Warsaw
Baptist church, Warsaw, North
Carolina.
The Warsaw Parent Teacher
association met Tuesday eve
ming at the high school with
Mrs. M. A. Smith, president,
presiding. Mrs. Jesse Stewart
read a portion of the second
chapter of Luke for a medita-
ton thought, emphasizing ga
Perfect Family. Mrs. Smith
reported on the Executive
Board meeting and discussed at
length the membership drive.
Mrs. j. C. Thompson, chair
man of the Halloween Carnival,
outlined the report of the steer
ing committee and when the
room count was taken Mrs. D.
l.. Cartons first grade for the
grammar school and Miss
Jewel Horne's seventh grade
for the high school each re-
ceived a one dollar for the best
attendance.
Mrs. Stewart, program chair
man, in behalf of the Recrea-
ton committee, again took the
floor and spoke briefly on
Helping to Safeguard the
Family's Future" and intro
duced W. M. Buck and Mrs.
Gordon Kornegay, of the Dup
lin County Healthy Department,
who presented a screen film
Lease On Life". Following ad-
Journment Mrs. Kathleen Sny-
der and several of her Home
Economics girls served dainty
homemade cookies and punch
in the hall.
Girl Scouts
Young girls in Warsaw, rang
ing in ages from ten to four
teen, are trying to reorganize
a Girl Scout Troop and Mrs.
Bill Sheffield has volunteered to
be their leader with Miss Re.
becca Best, assistant leader,
Fifteen girls met Monday night
for the first meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-25

Also honored at the party
were Miss Flora Witheiler, a
house guest of Mrs. Solomon,
from New York City, and Miss
Helen Cramer, houseguest OF
Mrs. Block, from Portsmouth,
Va.
The Block home was decorat-
ed throughout with southern
smilax and fall flowers. Center
ing the tea table was an ar
rangement of bronze and yellow
pom poms, fern and bronze
gladioli. Flanking the center
piece, tapers burned in crystal
candleholders. Dainty sand
wiches and cakes were served
with Russian rea.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-25
WARSAW

WARSAW, Oct. % -
Mesdames Avon Sharpe and
Charles Barker, of Oxford, en-
tertained most graciously in the
home of their mother, Mrs. w.
A. Carter, when they compli-
mented Miss Margaret Miller,
bride of October % at a recent
party.
The home was attractively
decorated with %profusion OF
white chrysanthemums and
dahlias and six tables of bridge
and rummy were in play.
During the progressions coca
colas and nuts were served and
at the conclusion of play awards
went to Mrs. Emmett Roark,
and Wilbur Garner, for high
scores in bridge. Mrs. James
Franklin Strickland received a
double deck of cards and
George Sutton also received
candy for rummy highscores.
Miss Miller was remembered
with china in her chosen pat
tern.
The hostesses, assisted by
heir mother, served a tempting
sweet course of pecan pie and
coffee to Miss Miller and her
finance, David Lassater. OF Err
win, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Gar
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. White,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Jordan,
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Roark,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. West,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Franklin
Strickland, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Sharpe, Mesdames Stacy Britt,
Glenn Rollins, Thomas Rogers,
]. K. Rea, Jr. Misses "Kitten''
Miller and Agne. Turnage,
George Sutton, Charles Barker
and Avon Sharpe.
Again on Saturday morning
Mesdames Sharpe and Barker
were hostesses when they enter
tanned at a coca cola hour hon
oring Misses Jan Draughon and
Mary Elizabeth Herring,
brides-elect and Mrs. Ben Coop
err, of Chapel Hill, who before
her recent marriage was Miss
Hazel Strickland, of Warsaw.
Each honoree was presented
crystal gifts and Mrs. Carter
assisted her daughters in serv-
ing dainty sandwiches, cheese
biscuits, pecan roll, nuts and
devil food squares with coca
Colas to Misses Draughon, Her
ring, Mae Brook, Sara Gaylor
and Mesdames Cooper, Allen
Draughon, R. M. Herring and
j. F. Strickland.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-25
Music Clubs Oh District Meet
Today AT And rews-Covenan1

state Junior counselor, Marion;
Mrs. William Spicer, state his
torian, Goldsboro; Mrs. L.. A.
Wilson, state chairman Ameri-
can Folk Music, Rose Hill; and
Mrs. Laura Howell Norden,
state public school music chair
man.
Following a musical selection
by her Morehead City Music
club, reports will be given by
the following district presi-
dents: Mrs. L. A. Wilson of
Rose Hill, Mrs. Samuel Jessup
of Wallace, Miss Elizabeth
Pearce of New Bern, Miss
Paul Brinson of Morehead
City, and Mrs. Miriam Burns OF
Wilmington.
Youthful Marilyn Alderman
will play two numbers on the
piano, following which a discus
sion led by Mrs. C. M. Hassell
will be held.
Mrs. O. E. DuRant, Jr., of
Wilmington will add to the mu-
steal program by singing one
number accompanied by John
Pfeil.
After reports from the COM
mittees, young Emerson Head
will play the trumpet accom-
panied by his mother, Mrs. Lila
w. Head.
After a luncheon, Mrs. L. A.
Wilson of Rose Hill will discuss
American Folk Music.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-25
Mrs. Charles Block Honors
Recent Bride AT Lovely Tea

Mrs. Charles M. Block was
hostess yesterday afternoon at
a large and beautiful tea honor
ing Mrs. Bernard S. Solomon,
who before her marriage in the
late summer was Miss Anne
Solomon of Portsmouth. Va.
The tea in the Block home
The tea in the Block home
in Forest Hills began at 8
o'clock with guests calling until
guests met the bride and
Mrs. Solomon.
During the afternoon tea was
poured by Mrs. Robert Kali
man, Mrs. Harry j. Stein, Mrs.
Moses Gould Mrs. Frank Open
heimer, Mrs. Dan Cameron,
and Mrs. Harry M. Wellott.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-25
Clubs.
ToMeet Today

Registration for the South
eastern district of Music clubs
conference which will take
place today at St. Andrews
Covenant church will begin at
1920 o'clock this morning.
According to leaders of the
meeting, a number of delegates
from the various music clubs
throughout this area will be
present.
Members of the Thursday
Morning Music club are remind
ed to bring sandwiches and are
asked to pay a very nominal
fee to cover costs of other re-
freshments to be served.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-25
Miss Price,
Bill Walton
Entertained

Miss May Price and Bill Wal
ton were honored last evening
at a party following their we'd
ding rehearsal in St. Andrews
Covenant church.
Punch and brides cake were
served from a table covered
with hand-embroidered cloth
conferred with a large reflector
and white tapers tied with white
flowers and satin ribbon.
Mrs. B. w. Durham presided
over the punch bowl, and Miss
Janetta Cain was in charge of
the brides cake following the
honor guests first cutting.
Miss Merle Bruner entertain
ed the group with several read
ings, and Miss Price presented
a gift to her maid of honor,
Miss Jaunita Cannon.
The wedding will take place
this afternoon at $50 o'clock at
St. Acknowledgement church.
Friends of the couple are in
vited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-25
RONS Party
For w S
And Officers

The Reserve Officers Naval
Service entertained at a
cocktail party and dinner fol
by a dance at the Planta-
ton club last evening honoring
officers of the USS Hyatt and
and guests of the RONS.
Cocktails were served at $50
o'clock and followed by dinner.
Capt. C. G.. Richardson, chief
of staff of the Sixth Naval dis
trict was honor guest.
About 80 guests attended the
affair.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-25
PERSONALS

E. E. (Jack) Lee, ST., is a pat
lent at the James Walker
Memorial hospital following an
appendectomy there Thursday.
Miss May Symmes, Miss Lucy
Sheffield, and Miss Catherine
Russell are spending the week.
end in Raleigh attending the
Duke-Wake Forest game on
Saturday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-25
KENANSVILLE

KENANSVILLE, Oct. 24-Mr.
and Mrs. Amos Brinson attended
the Baker-Edgerton wedding in
Wallace on Saturday.
Miss Anne Dali attended a
Fraternity banquet at Wake
Forest on Friday night and visit
ed in Greenville the rest of the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Weeks
and daughter, Jean, went to the
State Fair on Saturday.
Mr.. E. C. Newton and Donald
Murphey attended the Fair on
Friday.
Mesdames H. D. Mckay, Jack
Sitterson, Miss Martha Pickett
and Miss Margaret Williams &C.
companied Mrs. Wilbur Adams
of Carolina Beach to Raleigh
shopping on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Grady
attended the Southeastern Dis
trict Press convention in Wilm-
ington on Friday night and Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Patter-
| son visited in Wallace Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Hilda Clontz spent the
week end in Charlotte.
Mrs. W. E. Belanga who sus-
tanned an injury from a fall at
her home recently is still a pa
tient at James Walker Memorial
Hospital. She is reported to be
improving.
Mrs. H. D. Mckay and Miss
Erma Williams made a business
trip to Raleigh on Tuesday.
Mrs. N. B. Boney attended the
Welfare conference in Raleigh
on Tuesday. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Jane Murdoch.
Mesdames P. j. Dobson, J.. E..
Jerritt and Jimmie Jerritt shop
ped in Goldsboro on Wednesday.
Eighteen members of the Ken
ansville Eastern Star attended
an official meeting of the Worthy
Matron and Grand Worthy Pa
tron in Rose Hill on Wednesday
evening of last week. The OES
of Kenansville was also we'll re-
presented at a meeting in Jack
sonville on Saturday.
Mrs. Daisy Craven is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. J. G.. Morri-
son.
Mrs. Bess Hines of Highlands
came in on Tuesday night to
spend the winter with her sister
Miss Lula Hinson.
Mesdames P. j. Dobson, C. D.
Dobson, Dan Davis and W. B.
Murray attended an all day dis
trict meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Society in Gin
ton last week.
Norwood Boney, Jr. of Chapel
Hill spent the week end at his
home here.
Mesdames c. E. Quinn and E.
A.. Newton shopped in Colds
boro on Wednesday.
Mrs. E.. v. Vestal, Miss Doro-
thy Stephens and Mrs. Davis
| Hollingsworth of Warsaw shop
ped in Raleigh on Tuesday.
Miss Kate Newton made a
business trip to Wallace on Sat-
urday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-25
Lennon To Deliver
Address At jubilee
Sunday Euening

State Senator Alton A. Lennon
will deliver his 18th annual ad-
dress at the 18th Jubilee serv-
ice at the Castle Heights
church. Fifteenth and Castle
streets. Sunday night at Q
o'clock.
This non-denominational rell-
gio11s and social service work
has been directed in Whining
ton and the surrounding dis
tricts under the gratis leader
ship of Mrs. W. T. DeVANE.
Harbor Island, for the past Is
years.
rb, p,,b1ic ic invited
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-25
MCKINNEY ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority
Written For NEA Service

More and more players are
using the old pitch" count for
no trump. Instead of speaking
of a count of three and a half or
four for a no trump, they now
say they need a count of Is to
10 or 20. And of course there
must be something in every suit.
In today,S hand South prefer
red to show his partner a strong
hand rather than. open with the
weak spade suit.
The suit of this hand was very
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-25

remember them all. N' can't
It's tough enough being ,
n mott teen-ager w5e say,
glrl's mother lets her alone n1-S2 P,, a
it's really a sad situate But
Mama decides that all da,,r Lnen
really needs, to turn her ir ,+s
most popular girl in TOWN. r'' ne
vigorous press agent. Ns
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-25
REBECCA FRANCES

1VHoECCA FRANCES
Mr.. and Mrs, Frances OatI..
OF Warsaw announce the bi n4S'sy
a daughter, Rebecca Frances, W. VI
tober II, in the General Memo W.,
hospital, Kinston. Mrs 05EIaaa!
is the former Miss MaToa@Iesyy
Woods of Beulaville e0Iet
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-25
B | HIS
HENRY CICERO

1iE1S1tI OICERO
Mr.: and nd Mrs. Henry c. Nav.
rift of Warsaw, announce 'i e.,
birth of a son, Henry Gin he
Merritt, Jr., October Ii, At f''tFo
Marion Sprunt annex. WJinyae
ton. Mrs. Merritt is the forrass,
Miss Edna Reaves Of MT. 0 I;,ef
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-25

and Miss Minnie Boone of Wal
lace.
Mrs. H. D. Mckay entertained
the members of the Monday
evening bridge club IN her home
with all members present.
Lovely arrangements of orange
fall flowers were used and Hal
loween tallies and napkins At
the conclusion of play, Mrs. M.
F. Allen, Jr. was awarded high
score prize and also presented
birthday gift. Each of the
members was given a gift in
the order of their total scores.
The hostess served delicious
lemon cake, ice cream and
coffee.
Misses Mary Sue Burch. Shir-
ley Tyndall, Betty Whitfield,
Frances Jean Patterson Mary
Beth Switzerland and Theo HoI-
lingsworth entertained in the
home of Mary Sue Burch on Sat
urday evening. Pretty arrange
ments of dahlias were used for
decoration. About twenty guests
enjoyed dancing, and the hostess
ses served punch. cookies, pea
nuts and minis.
Mrs. VIM. Pickett was hostess
to the members of the Thursday
afternoon card club with two
additional visitors, Mrs. Vance
Gavin and Miss Helen Margare,
McLendon. Lovely arrangements
of dahlias were used for decora.
ton. At the conclusion of play
Mrs. N. B. Boney was recipient
of high score prize. The hostess
served a delectable sweet
course.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-25

The Kenansville Woman's club
will meet next Thursday after
noon, October 80, at $3.50 pm.
in the club rooms. Miss Hjlda
Clontz will have charge of the
program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-25
Honored On Birthday

Mrs. Clarence Murphy was
honored on Sunday at a birth
day dinner in the home of her
brother, Clarence Boone in Gin
ton. A bountiful birthday dinner
was served to the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Murphy and sons Of Kenansville
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-25

Nearly 5000 years ago the
Egyptians staged the first
dramas in the form of religious
passion plays.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-25
Date. to Remember

8 p. m.-The Community Cen
ter will be the scene of a
dance tonight sponsored
by the local Naval reserve
in honor of the USS Gyatt.
Junior hostesses have
been asked to bring one
friend along with them to
the center for the pur-
pose of entertaining the
ship personnel.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-25

Friday, October 81, Halo
ween Day, there will be staged
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tJREDNIKOVA PO$TA

jajo dobieek in to SO delavci in
krnetje. ri,
Krzycki je mojsterki in dina
micen govornik. On pozila Ego
dovino, XII jasno dokazuje, da SO
bill Slovani vedno idealisti in
apostoli miru' in napredka, da
so lie kralji in njegovi pokorni
podrepniki vedno sluzili zavo-
jevalcem in osvajalcem. Ker je
Slovanski rarod brez izjeme po-
Stem in miroljuben, XII noce nj
cesar tujega, "a svojo zemljo
in pravice sc INA boriti, zato so
Slovani danes povsod dobro vpo-
stevani in vzeti "a vzgled.
Konferneca. je osvojila vec
vaznih resolucij. Vse so v prid
delovnega cloveka, veteranov in
uciteljev, XII Sc borijo "a svoje
pravicne zahteve. Konferenca
Sc je v glavnem bavila z anne
riskimi problemi. Vsem je bilo
takoj jasno, da je kampanja
proti organiziranemu delavstvu
in komunistom lie krinka in pre-
tveza, S katero bi radi monopo-
listi podrli nase tradicijonalne
pravice, da je namen reakcije
podreti osnovne tocke ameriske
konstitucije, "a katero Sc bo
amerisko delovno ljudstvo znalo
potegniti. Slovani smo del anne
riskega ljudstva in zato mora
mo tesno sodelovati v boju "a
nase pravice in svobodo.
Geo. Witkovich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-06
|vesR i ziyIiei.io
omeri;kih Slovencev

Greensboro, Pa. - Dne "a.
'februarja je ma posledicah ope-
racije umrla v bolnisnici Mary
Kos tPeternel), clanica SNIP.
Stara je bila 81 let, donna y il
Dovskega pri Brezicah.
Yale, Kans. - Dne "a. febru-
'arja 5e uf1rl Joseph Golob NIL,
star SO let, clan drustva st. 9
SNPJ liz mladih let in vec let
njegov blagaJ Jnik. Tukaj zapu-
Sea zeno, hcerko in sina, dale
oceta in mater, diva brata in dive
sestri ter mnogo 'sorodnikov.
Denver, Colo. - Amelia "a
gar je prejela vest il starega
kraja, t1a je v Raztezu pri Raj
henburgu oh Saw umrl njen oce
Jakob Vimpolsek. v mladosti
je delal v premogovnikih vNem-
eiji, ostalo, ,zivljenje pa je pref
vel ma knetih. v starem skraju
zapusea sina in tri hcere, tu-
kaj pa hei Amelijo Zagar.
Mullan, Idaho. Dine 18. feb.
je urnrl He nry Singer, clan
sNPJ. Star je bill 63 let in ro-
jen v. Koflacku, Avstrija. v
Ameriko je prisel leta 1911 v
Gle Eiun, Wash, Cd 1926 pa je
zivel v tel naselbini. v draw
Washington zapusca dve poro-
ceni heeri in sina. Bill je civilno
pokopan.
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PRosTITUCIJA Y
zED1NJEN1H DRzAvAH
NARASTLA IA 25H1

NEW YORK, 4. marca-Izvr-
sni raTnatelj Zveze "a socialno
zdravstvo, DIR. Walter Clarke, ,ie
veeraj porocal, da Sc je prostitu-
CHA v zedinjenih drzavah cd le-
ia 1914 povecala "a rs odstot-
kov. Rekel je, da njegov zalslju-
eek telnelji ma preiskavah, XII so
jih lzvedle kompetentne socialne
agencije.
DR.. Clarke je med drugim od-
kril, da obstoje najslabse razme-
re, kar Sc tice vsiljenja zakonov
proti prostituciji, v Wheelingu,
w. Va, in v Galvestonu, Texas.
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Rokoborba

Nocoj bo prvic nastopil v ro-
koborbi v CleveIandu popularni
Jim 'fGoon" Henry, XII sc bo po-
meril v Aren't z Bobby ado
mis-" Bruins IL Chicago. : Poieg
teh dveh orjakov sc bodo spo-
prijeli "a zmago: Sandy O'Don-
nell il Kansas City in P a vi
Boesch; Rebel" Bob Russell in
'Gentlenian'' Fred Bozik, XII sta
oba 5nasilna pri spopadih; Mike
Sharp in Jack Hader, ter Buddy
Curtis in Tom Collins, XII bosta
otvorila nocojsnii program oh
$50 uri.
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organiziranje dveh vzornih
produktivnih zadrug
Posnefo IL "s1ovenskega podroesvalca

Fosnefo IL Slovenskega porotevalca"
V Slovenskem Primorju so
kmetje vasi Gabrovci v Istri in
kmetje ma Vipavskem organizi-
rail- re dive kmeeki obdelovalni
zadrugi. Zadruga v Gabrovici v
Istri ina korenine re IL leta
1914. Po osvoboditvi pa so Sc
kmetje zdruzili in dalje obdelo-
vail zemljo ma zadruzen naein.
Kmecko @produktivno zadrugo
ma Vipavskem so organizirali
posanrezni kmetje il vasi Podra-
ga, Lozice in Nance. Ia zadruga
je gospodarsko mnogo mocnejsa
cd zadruge v Istri, ker je zem-
liza bolj rodovitna. clani so Sc
oprijeli della z velikim veseljem,
ze, gradijo hleve "a skupno upo-
rabo in re so sestavili gospodar-
ski nacrt "a leto 1947. Trdijo, da
da ga ne bodo samo izpolnili,
ampak tudi prekoracili.
Ko 50 videli ostali knetje, so
sklenili, da Sc bodo tudi oni or
ganizirali v skupno zadrugo. v
re organizirani kmecko-produk-
tivni zadrugi pa so lie mali in
srednji kmetje. Spocetka ,je bilo
pripravljeno stopiti v zadrugo
tudi nekaj velikih kmetov, ven-
dar pa MISC vstopili, ker mali in
srednji kmetje MISC hoteli spre-
jeti njihovih pravil, po katerih
hi vecji knietie irfeii vec pravic
" zadrugi. ..-.% :.
Kmecko.prod zadruga
v vipavskem okraju ina 72 ela-
nov, to je -13 druzin in % hekta-
. .
rov or11e zenlje. Y vinogradih
ie 35,7 700 trt. Poleg tega ina "a
druga Be 10 hektarov gozda in
Is hektarov zetnlje.
Vlkmec cko-prod dlktivno zadru-
|go v Istri 81 " jutsnih s6 GA
NOV, to je IL druzin. zadruga
irna 20 I hsktsrov orne zen1lje,
iokrog 92O 900 TT Y yinogradih in.
80 hektarov gina jne.
ii dve mad drugi sta pryi kmee-
,,ko-obd lovalni- draIgi Y slosen-
skem Prim0Eju. S,
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GOVERNER INDO-KINE
WREN IL URADA


PARIZ, 5. marca Admiral
Thierry D'Argenlieu je bill od-
slovljen il urada visokega po-
verJenika francoske Wade v In
dokini. Ma njegovo mesto DO pri-
Sci Emil Bollaert, politicni "a
veznik radikalnih socialistov
Eduardo Heriotta.
Vzroki "a odslavlianje ad1ni-
raia D'Argenlieua SO, da njegova
uprava nj bila dovolj gibc11a, da
bi mogia. ustvariti poiiticno sta
bilnost.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-06
DOMOTOzJE zENE GA
30 SPRAVMO v ANGLIJO

MAssILLoN, o., 4. marca-
William Pappas, XII 81 je preskr-
bel nevesto, ko sc je z armada
nahajal v Angliji in jo pripejal
v Zedinjene drzave, sc. DO podal
v Anglijo, kjer misli ustanoviti
svoj novi dom.
Domotozje je mlado zeno Pap
rasa tako mucilo, da nj ostalo
mic drugega kot, da sc vrneta v
Anglijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-06
GESTAPOVEC MA cEsKEM
oBSOJEN MA StfkT

, LONDON, 5. marca, Diet
mar Bingal, bivsi poverjenik Ge-
istapa v Pragi, je Bill 20 c6hosio-
vaskem1 1ljudskein sodistu obso-
.jen ma sn,rt IN sicer zaiadi itr-
,pincenja in 'alretacije teskih dr.
zavljanov "a casa ilesneke 6ku-
pacije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-06
FASISTIcNI MARSALI
GREDO v POKOJ

RIM, S. 1narca - Trije biysi
italijarski marsali in sicer Pie
tro Badogiio, Giovanni Messe in
Utore Bastico, bodo soglasno Z
novim dekretom, XII ukinja fash
sticne polozaje, penzionirani.
Marsali, XII bodo sli v pokoj,
pa bodo obdrzali svoje narsal-
ske naslove.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-06
KRATKE AvESTI
II JUGosLAVIJE

Zvezna yisoka kmetijska sola
"a planinsi1o gospodarstvo DO
ustanovljena vSarajevu. sola bo'
sanostojna lustanova $ stopnjo
fakultete, pod pristojnostjo kne-
itijskega ministrstva FLRJ. sola
bo vzgajala strokovnjake "a
kmetijsko izkoriscanje -planin-
skin in ilribovitih podrocij in
organizirala znanstveno delo "a
Ipreizkusavanje metod umnega
izkcriscanja in razvoja knetij-
skin panog ma planinskih tleh.
Ia poizkusna della bo lahko ime-
la svoje poizkusne terene po vsej
drzavi. Il saff
Lep uspeh " prvern mesecu
majskega tekmo- anja..je doseglo
kovinarsko podjetjc nProIeter"
n Becgradu. Frescgio je proiz-
volnf naGrt "a 33G in ss1izalo
proiizvotane str6ske "a 10ao. Ra-,
zen tega je delovni kolektfv tega
podjetja prispeval Sc 1880 pro-
stoxoljnih delovnih ,ur, 81