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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-17

WHATS NEW
A soft ball team has been or
ganized by the girls Of G. s With
Sara Field and Pricilla Mckay as
leaders, they have high hopes
,and aspirations.
Here's some bad news
Abraham Pullman has been eN-
PEELED from the Safety Patrol OF
Grant School.
Hailing from Georgia Ruby
Alexander Of 1884 Mitcheldale,
isa new addition 10 the 7B elasI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-17
SKIES SHOW
HIT SPOT

The sos Clah ~ Boosting
star studded fun packed floor.
show nightly that e real gone
bach act IS standou'
The petite lrtle DORIS Smart
sings and dances he wav into
the hearts ~ the patrons Lou
Owens that rolT polv hunk
~ brown Skin bounr rhv
TIM Is reallv doVr WIN Z and
.Tarr-v Anderson romantic
baritone singer. ranks high among
'hs ,or ~alc voca,is,s The XII.
ie-s dance tear who lsYs q
Whole l7f ~ iron
Trc cn1cee chores are han
dled ~ Johnny Gar3-e He
also dances and MAKES with
the crsckS that WI MAKE YOU
g a~k vow SIDES laughing TIE
ruv is real grea' N 'act the
whole show Is gone
eastern regional director KNOX.
Vile Term and Ms Laura 2
Loveace forrer great lakes re-
giona' drcctor Clnriuraf Obi.
Evening star., 1947-11-20

in the order of social precedence at
state functions.
The present order Of male prece-
dence Is: The King, the Duke Of
Gloucester, third in succession to
the throne; the Duke of Windsor,
the Duke Of Gloucester's two chill
dren, Prince William and Prince
Frederick, and the two young sons
of the Duchess of Kent, the Duke
of Kent and Prince Michael.
May Follow Gloucester.
There was no authoritative guid-
ance but responsible court inform
ants said Philip may follow the
Duke of Gloucester, which would
place him step ahead of the Duke
of Windsor, who abdicated as King
Edward VIII for the love of the
American Wallis Warfleld Simpson,
now his duchess.
AS a duke Philip will be empow-
cred to sit in the House Of Lords.
This will be a mere formality, most
infor1nants said, since royalty rarely
intervenes in actual governing Of
the realm.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
|Mountbatten Receives
Royal Rank With Title
|0f Duke Of Edinburgh
Dy the Asseeiofsd Press

LONDON, Nov. 20-King George
vi last night awarded the Dukedom
of Edinburgh to 1t. Philip Mount
batten and decreed that he shall be
known henceforth as ''his royal
highness.
Thus 1t was "His royal highness,
the Duke of Edinburgh" who was
married today to Princess Elizabeth,
heiress-presumptive to the throne Of
England. -,
Restoring Philip to the royal rank
he renounced when he surrendered
the princedoms of Denmark and
Greece to take British citizenship,
the king also made Philip the Earl
Of Merioneth and Baron Greenwich
simultaneously, the king awarded
Philip the Order of the Garter, one
Of the United Kingdoms highest
decorations, and one which the prin-
cess received only short time ago
Invested as = knight.
He also was invested as knight.
Kneeling before his future father
in-law in the privacy Of Bucking-
ham Palace, he was touched on each
shoulder by q naked blade held by
the sovereign.
None of Philips titles carries any
income or property.
Philips elevation to the style "his
royal highness" raised Immediately
the question of where he will stand
Evening star., 1947-11-20
|D.C.StotionsPIon
| |Rebroudcost of
Royal Weddinq

District residents who miSSet
broadcasts of the marriage cere.
monies of Princess Elizabeth this
morning will have a chance to heal
rebroadcasts and special programs
tonight over number of radio and
television stations.
Radio Station WMAL will carry
recorded high lights of the wedding
from 7:30 to 8 o'clock. Similar re-
corded high lights also will be
broadcast by Radio Station VOL
from $50 to 10 o'clock.
Two television stations also will
offer special programs. WMAL-TV
has scheduled a program, begin
ming at 8 O'Clock, which will in
clude q film on Princess Elizabeth's
life and still pictures taken at the
wedding. As the photographs are
shown, q commentator will describe
the event. Television Station WTTG
has a similar program scheduled at
8 o'clock. Both shows are half
hour long.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
Naval Academy Officers
Congratulate Elizabeth
by The Assoeiofed Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 20.-Two
groups Of Naval Academy officers
and midshipmen wired congratula-
tions yesterday to Princess Elizabeth.
One message was signed by Capt.
and Mrs. Basil Rittenhouse, Comdr.
William Spears and 20 middies who
met the Princess and 1t. Philip
Mountbatten at a garden party in
Buckingham Palace grounds last
summer.
The other was sent by Comdrs.
Robert A. Macpherson and Russell
Macauley Burke, 1t. Allen Stein and
IL midshipmen Of Scottish descent
who attended the John Paul Jones
bicentennial at Kirkcudbright in
July. They joined the borough In .
congratulatory message at that time.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
Butler Got Groceries on Tick,
Wants Couples Ration Books

Within the Georgian mansion
servants busted the old masters
which line the long passages and
bedecked the lofty, white walled
rooms Of the royal suite with
flowers.
Outside, pheasant and grouse
wandered in the meadows and park
lands. The lawn sweeping down
from the house was green and
bright, the yew hedges In the garden
were clipped and neat. Beside the
main door blossomed a single rose
Frank Randall, longtime butler at
the estate, fretted over a buffers
problem.
Scanning the stock Of food laid in
for the Princess and the Duke, Ran
dali said:
Il hope they bring their ration
books with them-I had to get the
groceries on tick"
Evening star., 1947-11-20
BY the Associated Press

ROMSEY, England, Nov. 20.-
Spacious Broadlands mansion was
stated today to offer a honeymoon
haven for Princess Elizabeth and
the Duke of Edinburgh.
A specially-reinforced corps OF
detectives and police was posted
around the estate, the home of Earl
Mountbatten, the bridegroom s
uncle. The carefully chosen serv-
ants had strict orders to give the
young couple peace, privacy and
quiet.
Sentry boxes were set up at the
gates.
In the main streets of this old
village, bunting and pennants hut-
tered in a muggy southwest wind.
A banner strung between trees on
the avenue leading to Broadlands
said Welcome to Romsey."
Evening star., 1947-11-20
Philip Takes Pictures
Of News Comeromen
During Stag Party
BY the Asseeiofsd Press

LONDON, Nov. 20.-Lt. Philip
Mountbatten, the Duke Of
Edinburgh, turned the tables
on press photographers last
night.
Philip, attending a stag party
with some close friends and his
uncle, Earl Mountbatten, Gov
ernor General Of India, permit
ted the press to photograph the
party drinking beer after q
pheasant supper.
When they finished taking
their shots-Philip then in
sisted on swapping the photog-
raphers.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-09
10 delu .nose repotriociske sluzbe

tmado, po vecini starejsi mozje
Fin zene. Ma Korosko so peljali S
fseboj precej imovine, yozove in
fkonje, nazaj pa prihajajo veci-
nona prazni.
Mnogi izned repatrirancev
SO Sc OBJ prihodu nezaupljivo in
lplaho obRasali. sele po ovinkih
SO povedali, da 50 jih nasi ljud-
| ski drzavi soyrazni element sku-
Sail odvrniti cd vrnitve. Mnogi
ttaki zapeljanci SO Sc glasno "a
cudiii, ko so zagledah bazo ma
Jesenicah, o kateri so onstran
meje slisali, da je nekako stra-
sno koncentracijsko taborisee,
iz katerega sc nih6e ziv ne vrne.
v resniei pa baza sama nina nj
ii ograje.
zapeljani begunci vedo ceniti
svobodo v novi Jugoslaviji. &C.
prav SO bill pref nasi sovrazniki,
jim je 1judska oblast sla sprav
tako ma roko, kakor vsem dru-
GIN repatrirancem. Priznati je
treba, da so mnogi izmed njih
bill toliko posteni in dosledni,
da SO pisai svojim znancem, XII
SO Sc ostali onstran meje, da v
Jugoslaviji nj tako, kakor trdijo
pobegli narodni izdajalci, ampak
je v novi Jugoslaviji dovolj della
in kruha.
V zadnjem casu je dotok re-
patrirancev znatno upadel, pac
pa Sc je sedaj pricela tako ime-
novana ekonomska repatriacija
tistih nash rojakov, XII so Sc
pred vojno odsli tujino, maj
|vec v Francijo, S trebuhom "a
kruhom. Pc dolgih letih trdega
della "a tuje interese Sc je preko
nasih repatriacijskih baz do ne
davnega vrnilo re okrog 1900
Jugoslovanov, med mimi 1,085
Slovencev. Letos jih DO prislo Sc
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-09
Zvonko A. Novak:
Stremljenje po enem svetu

cam ma pleea ter razmetaval t.
sti ljudski denar ma levo in des-
no donna in vtujini. Veroval je
bolj vpodkupovanje kakor pa v
bojevanje mecem. Pri tenn
brezglavem pocetju pa Sc je
francoski narod cimdalje glob-
lie. pogrezal v mocvirje strasne
revscine in razmere SO postaja-
lie cimdalje neznosnejse. Tezki
oblaki nude ure SO Sc zaceli zbi-
rati mad Francijo, a Ludvik
XIV, XII sc je vzdrzal na pre-
stolu celih diva in sedemdeset
let (1643-1715), jih nj opazil.
Slepile so ga SAME tenn, kako
bo nekoc sedel ma zlatem pre-
stolu obnovljenega svetega rim
skega cesarstva.
Svoj dvor je obdal S slJajem,
XII mu ga nj bilo tedaj para ma
svetu. K sebi je privabil maj
boljse urnetnike, glasbenike, pi-
satelje in pesnike. tt SO m u
usluzno ustvarjali po tehniki ma
ravnost sijajna in po obliki 1po-
polnoma brezhibna della. AM
pax &c sc malo poglabite vanje,
zacutite takoj, kakor hi bila
zasnovana po navodilu in izde-
lana po narocilu; zdi Sc, kakor
bi bila vprezena in vklenjena,
kakor bi bila plod prizadevanja
ujetih zenijev - della brez SINE.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-09
Zvonko A. Novak:
(Nadaljevanje)'

Silna razdvojenost med vodil-
mimi krogi, nezanesljivost in
podkupljivost poljske zlahte, tt
sti nesrecni veto, cerkvena tia
ka, splosna zanemarjenost v
vzgoji in popolno pomanjkanje
osnovne izobrazbe, vse to je po-
leg neverjetne pohlepnosti in
grabezljivosti sosednih drzav ve-
hko prispevalo k tuzni usodi ma
darjenega poljskega naroda.
Ma Francoskem sta m i a d
kralj Ludvik XIV. in njegov
prevejani minister kardinal Ma
zarin ma podlagi, XII jima jo je
pripravil kardinal Richelieu, ta-
ko utrdila absolutizen, da Sc je
vse upiranje plemicev in trgov-
cev docela izjalovilo in razblini-
Low nie. Pc mescanski vojni so
bill soboji sredi sedemnajstega
stoletja popolnoma ugnani.
Dvor je odtlej neomejeno gospo-
doval v Franciji in aristokraci.
ia mu je postala pokorna in
poslusna dekla. Ampak to pa le
"a visoko ceno, XII je bila usod,
ma "a francosko dezelo. Plem.
stvo in katolisko duhovstvo sta
bila prosta vseh davkov. Kral.
je naprtil vs,e davcno brem G
brezpravnim j judskim mnozi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-09
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ANDREW sss Burton Ave" waukesan. ILL.,
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NADzoRM 0DBoR:
zEIEzNIKAR, predsedn N. Chicago st, Joliet III
JOSEPH ZAvERTNIK, Tenany I'd, Enslewood N. J.
ANTON DEBEvC, 1880 So. 18th st, Sheboygan, Wis
JOSEPH F. DURN, 1896 Rd, Cleveland Ohio
JOHN TURK 2o2s Sheffield Ave" chcsso H. ILL.,
THERE6A GERZEI, s34 Erie Ave, W. Aiquippa Pa.
ANTON HORZEN 1888 First St, La Sale H.
ANTHONY JERsN 467e Washington st, Denver, Colo
REV. MATH KEBE, 22s-57h st, Pittsburgh l., Pa.
KLUNE, eo4-3rd St, N. w, Chisholm, Mimi.
HELENA KUsAR, 1886 So. Kenlworth Ave, Berwyn, H.
KATHERINE KRAnNZ 1883 Hawthorne Ave, Detroit 3. Mich
JOHN KvART1CH, III Station St, Brdsevfle, Pa
JOHN POLLOCK, 244e5 Lakeland Blvd, Noble, Ohio
LUDVIK MUTZ Ndenahan St, Brooklyn, N. Y
SNCCH Nottingham Cleveland 49, Ohio
THERESA SPECK, 1858 st. Louis 16s Mo.
VALENTINE stroll loAo N. Holmes Ave. Indianapolis, Ind
JOHN sTONICH, 1884 Cedar st, Pueblo Colo
ANDREW vIDRICH, 7os Forest Johnstown Pa
ANTON ZBASNIK, A. F. U. Bldg, Ety. Mimi
JOSEPH zoRC, 1e45 Wadswerh Ave, No. Chicago H.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-09

Ilega poleta in kipeeega zanosa
un1etnosti, spoeete in razvite v
svobodi. voltaire je se najpro-
steje sibal tedanje raz1nere.
| Ludvik je bill pripadnik kato-
liske cerkve morda. bolj IL po-
trebe kakor pa IL nagnjenja. To-
da cerkvena gospoda v Rimu
mu je bila vseeno S papezem
vred sovrazna. TO Sc kajpak nj
prav mic skladalo njegovimi
drznimi nakanami, a se mai
mani pa njegovimi sanjami 0
obnovi syetega rimskega cesar
stva, sanjami, o katerih je do
bro vedel, da Sc mu brez papes-
tva ma njegovi strani ne more
jo nikoi uresniciti. Zato sc je
skasal zlasti v kasnejsih letih
svojega vladanja prikupiti Ri
mu. In ker je bill papezu prote-
stantizem trn v peti, Sc je on
spustil v 'odprt boj proti prote-
stanton ma Francoskem. S TEN
81 je pa lie nevoljo svojih mai
boljsih podloznikov nakopal ma
glavo. Siti do grla verskega pre-
ganjanja so Sc ii z umetninami
in industrijami izselili drugann,
med tenn ko so Sic tiste SAME o
ozivljenju svetega rimskega &C.
sarstva S starim kraljem vred
"a zmerom v grob.
V Franciji je bila tedaj edi-
mole katoliska vzgoja dovoljena.
S tenn je bill protestantovskim
naukam zadan smrtni udarec in
protestantje so postal katoliski
brezverci. Verska preganjanja
so tratila in ugonabljala ustvar-
jajoco silo tedanje francoske de-
zele. +
Temu kralju je sledil njegov
pravnuk Ludvik XIV, ma cigar
dvoru s<se je razpasla strahovita
moralna gniloba. On sam Sc je
prepnscal muham takih zensk,
kakrsna je bila ma primer ma
dame Pompadour. In samo "a
stran njih je 6esto tekla ne
dolzna kri. V tedanji francoski
druzbi je kajpak vsekdo drzal
S kato1isko cerkvijo. Ali v sreu
Sc je lie malokdo zmenil zanjo,
Sc mani pa veroval v meme dog
me. Javno zivljenje Francije in
Evrope je bio emo samo veil
kansko mocvirje moralne propa-
losti in politicne pokvarjenosti.
Med priprostim ljudstvom je bi-
la kupa re skoro zvrhana TRIP
ljenja in huda ura, XII Sc je pri-
pravljala mad Francijo, nj bila
vec dalec.
Ma Nemskem so vladarji vle-
xii vsak sebi. Princu je bill ma
poti vojvoda, temu prime, knezo-
skofu pa morebiti oba. Dezelni
stanovi in trgovci SO delovali
proti dezelnim vladarjem in GER
kvenim prelatom vsak ma svoj
nacin. Nihce pa nj v sebi cutil
nobene odgovornosti "a blagi-
MO celokupne srenje. Vsakdo je
napeljaval vodo ma svoj Min
Prostaki so imeli paste zivlje'
ME. CARAT so morali "a vse, a
Sc nihce nj niti malo brigal "a
ME in beda sc jih je drzala ka-
kor klosc.. Verska zagrizenost
je sejala razdor in mrznjo med
ljudmi. Katolicani so crteli pro-
testante, ii pa katolicane.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-09

: -zs.1 49, - as----l-.--z .--l-..-
.. re zalostne 'faznaere SO tudi
veliko prispevale k teniu, da je
prisIo- do krvave 'tffaesstletne
mesGanskes vojne (1618-1e4S)
v katefi so vefni kfistanje z vso
slastje pobijali drug drugegz
ter razsajah in rcpali pc nemsk1
dezeli, da strah In grosa.' sele
ko je bila Nemeija popolnon,a
opt,stosena. in memo prebival
stvo docela izmozgano, je bilo
bojev konec.
Prvi med nemskinni vladarji
so. 81 epomogli pruski kralji IL
hohenzollernske rodovine in Fri:
derik Veliki je ze tako utrdil
svojo oblast, da Sc je skusal me-
riti z Ludvikom XIV. v njego.
vem sijaju in mnogih drugih
ozirih. Seveda nj bilo S tem pray
mic pomagano priprostemu nem,
skemu ljudstvu, XII je polagoma
skoro nevede zlezlo pod zezlo
hohenzollernske dinastije ter
tako prislo pod zelezno peto
pruskega samodrstva.
.Avstrijsko gospostvo Sc je lie
pocasi vecalo in sirilo s pomocjo
zakonskih zvez, politicnih spletk
ter diplomaticnih ukan. A &c
drugace nj slo, pa tudi kar z
ognjem in mecem. sirjenje hab-
sburske oblasti so v veliki meri
ovirali turski naval in nemiri
narodov pod krutim avstrijskim
absolutizmom. Zato je Avstrija
sele "a Marie Terezije (1740-
1880 stopila v vrsto evropskih
velikih drzav. Njena samopasna
politika pa je naposled tako da.
Lee zasla, da je izzvala prvo sve.
tovno .vojno, XII j je $prinesla
strahovit. vojaski poraz in po-
poln politieni razpad. Mnogi ma.
rodi - zlasti pa Sc slovanski -
SO Sc tedaj resili stoletnega ger.
manskega jarma ter postal de.
Iona zopet samostojni, deloma
pa Sc zdruzili z brati, XII so bill
re. pref neodvisni. Tako so sc
ma primer Slovenci zaeno z Hr.
vati pridruzili Srbom ter sku'
paj obojimi ustanovili kra1je.
vino Srbov, Hrvatov in Sloven.
cev, kraljevino, Xxi je prekmalu
prisla najmalopridnejsim poll
ticnim ujedam v kremplje. Tc
zlo je prislo mad vse narode "
dezeli, a Slovence je pa Sc po.
sebej zadela neznansko huda ne.
sreca. Ma mirovni konferenej
po prvi svetovni vojni je bila
zamesetarjena celia Primorska
in "a skledo lece prodana Tr.
stom in Gorico vred Italiji. Ved
kakor pol miijona ma cedilu
puscenih primorskih Slovanov
je tedaj prislo IL dezja pod okap
Pol milijona slovencev je bile
neposredno odtrganih cd svoje.
ga narodnega telesa in Hrvati
vred prepuseenih podivjanosti
in nasilnosti laskih sovinistov
pa fasistov ma milost in .nemi-
lost.
(Dalje prNodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-09

Dan "a dnem in mesec "a me-
secem so po osvobojenju priha-
jail transport nasih rojakov, Xxi
Fjih je bill okupator interniral ali
pristine izselil. Prihajali SO IL
NeIncije, Avstrije, Italije, Bel
gije, Holandije in Poljske. Delo,
XII ga je pri tenn opravila nasa
repatriacijska sluzba, XII jo je
organiziralo ministrstvo "a So
cialno politiko pomoejo staba
"a repatriacijo, je bilo ogromno.
FSkozi glavne zbirne baze ma Je-
senicah, v Divaeu, Ljubljani in
Kamniku je slo cd osvobojenja
do 1. januarja 1947 $4,000 regi-
striranih,,' po veeini slovenskih,
in 100000 tranzitnih povratni-
kov, po /vecini ostalih Jugoslo-
vanov. K tenn je treba pristeti Sc
1917 inozemcev, XII SO odsli,
prisli ali pa sli preko ozemlja
nase republike.
Repatriacijska sluzba je or
ganizirala transporte, opravlja-
la registracijo, izdajala doku-
mente, skrbela "a prehrano in
nastanitev v bazah, dajala vso
potrebno zdravnisko in socialno
pomoc ter vzdrzevala yes repa-
triaeijski aparata. Tu ne smemo
pozabiti repatriacije prtljage, XII
so jo povratniki leta 1915 v mno-
gih primerih morali pustiti v
Nemciji in katere je bilo okrog
80 vagonov. o tenn velikem delu
pricajo re stevilke same.
zalosten je bill pogled ma
transport osirotelih otrok, XII so
jih v internaciji oddvojili cd
starsev. Mnogi izmed njih MISC
znali besedioe slovenski.
LAM je stevilo vracajocih Sc
izseljencev ter internirancev pri-
cello upadati, pejavil pa Sc je
med mimi nov element. To SO
bill zaslepljenci, Xxi so pod vpli-
vom belogardistiene propaganda
oh osvobojenju pobegnili pred
prodirajoco Jugoslovansko ar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-09

F Ko SO v mesecu avgustu leta
1915 zaskripale zavore velikega
boiniSkega transportnega vlaka,
XII sc je ustavil ma Jesenicah, so
vsakomur, XII je pogledal v nart-
vasko tho notranjost vagonov,
zamrle besede ma ustnicah.
Vlak, ma katerega SO velikimi
crkami interniranci il Dachaua
sami napisali 'Dachau-Jugosla-
vija," je pripeljal dodge lezeee
vrste pol zivih okostnjakov. vi
del 81 ljudi v cvetu mladosti, XII
so tehtali kakih 25 kilogramov.
Posastno suhoto udov, ma kate
rih nj bilo vec niti koscka me-
sa, so poudarjali otekli, "a otro-
sko glavo debeli sklepi. Mnogi
MISC imeli niti toliko moci, da bi
sami nesli ziico k ustom in jih
je bio treba pitati kakor dojen-
cke.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-09

MYSTERY HOUSE " We rsssia = - 1rssn
Langley and Aoaef C0yeEs lecne
brsthers as Aeris fsE aAs q tis
decades - All
search for Lanyey GOyer
Evening star., 1947-02-07

to 1889 as director of the Board for
the Promotion of Rifle Practice
Army Ground Forces, and again
from 1943 to 1914. On retirement
in 1945 ne made his home here at
1889 Fairmont street NV.
In 1919 he transferred to the In
fantry, serving at various posts in
this country and overseas. He re-
tired at his own request before
World War II but returned to active
duty and served at Camp Croft,
S. c., and at Indio, Calf, during
the war before duty here.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Frances L. Mills; a son, 1st 1t.
Robert S. Mills, stationed in Ger
many; brother, Maj. Gen. Robert
H. Mills, U. S. A., retired, of Wash
ington, and five sisters, Mrs. j. c.
Braswell, Mrs. T. G. Bishop, Month
cello, Fla; Mrs. Made Butler, Mrs
j. G. Vinzant, Jacksonville, Fla,
and Mrs. H. K. Clarke, Thomasville,
Ga.
Graveside services will be held at
10 a. m. tomorrow in Arlington Gene
terry
Honorary pallbearers will be: 1t.
Gen. Omar N. Bradley, veterans ad-
ministrator; Maj. Gen. Henry S.
Aurand, Maj. Gen. Vernon Evans,
Maj. Gen. Thomas B. Larkin, Maj.
Gen. George Jacob Richards, Brig.
Gen. Pearson Menoher, and Col.
Frederic w. Boye. All were class
mates of Col. Mills in West Point.
Evening star., 1947-02-07
Group Seeks 10 Organize
Aviation Country Club

A group of private flyers in Wash
ington and its vicinity are seeking
to organize the Seneca Aviation
Country Club, a non-profit organi-
zation, it was announced today.
A site, according to sponsors, has
been picked out for the club on
Little Seneca Creek in Montgomery
County near Sugarloaf Mountain. 1t
is planned, in addition to a 2,400-
foot airstrip, to construct tennis
courts, a swimming pool and other
facilities for recreation and ath-
letics.
Sponsors of the club are listed as
Robert Kinkead. past president OF
the Aero Club of Washington; Sam
uel j. Butler, Washington insurance
man, and Helen O'Leary of the
Washington Association of Flying
Clubs.
Mr.. Kinkead said that 300 mem
bers will be needed before land is
purchased or organizational plans
started,
Evening star., 1947-02-07
1n Mpntnrtattt

WATSON, BENJAMIN. In loving mem
Fl oSE dss Sso spa tsdhfT his fe
| five years ago, February Z, 1942
Gone is the face we loved so dear,
| Silent the voice we loved to hear;
,Tis sad but true, we wonder why:
The best are always the hrst to ole
We who loved you, sadly miss you
| AS there dawns another year;
In our lonely hours OF misery
Thoughts Of you are ever near.
IT'S sweet to know we shall meet again
Where parting is no more,
And that the one we loved so dearly
bavofEn baS Snia sSaE WirG eelasa AND CHILDREN.
ory OF Of my NJ de dear % mother. MARY JANE Way
MAN, who passed to her eternal rest two
years ago today, February l945, pay
this most affectionate tribute;
who unselfishly dedicated her life to doiae
good for others. Her sterling character
and sweet smile has enshrined her memory
did her hes. to make this happier world
Her III 'fSzS sEH9nq pA6dHrER EDNA Way
MAN PINKARD.
WILLIAMS, BENJAMIN F. AND LAVINIA.
dear parents. father, BENJAMIN F. WILL
LIAMS, who passed away eleven wears ago,
WILLIAMS. who passed away six years ago
today. February z. 1941.
They are not dead who live
In the hearts they leave behind:
In those whom they have blessed
They live q life again.
And shall live through the years
Eternal life and grow
Each day more beautiful.
AS time declares their good.
Forgets the rest and proves
MARY L. WILLIAMS. LOUISE PETERS,
EMMA j. FORD. ROSA e. MARTIN.
VICTORIA DISHMAN
WILLIAMS, GEORGE. In memory OF
GEORGE WILLIAMS, who departed this
life three years ago today, February z,
1914.
Deep in my heart lies picture
OF loved one laid to rest:
In memorys frame shall keep 1t,
Because he was one of the best.
DEVOTED FRIEND MARY JEFFERSON. .