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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-16
Koi Sc god no
Hrvoskem?

v Lugane, Sviea, izhaja v
lascini casopis socialisticne sme-
ri "Libera Stampa", XII je pri-
nesel v svoji stevilki cd "a. sep
tembra clanek, il katerega ma
vajamo naslednje:
Vesti, XII prihajajo il Hrvas-
ke, potrjujejo re znana poroeila
o narascajocih tezkoeah Paveli-
.ceve Wade, XII pomocjo nekaj
tisocev ustasev gospodari mad
narodom, XII steje skoro Z mill
jonov dus. Ljudstvo tudi mai
mani nj priznalo Pavelica in
njegovih hlapcev "a svojega
vodjo in z veliko jasnostjo ka-
re, da je njihovi ideologiji nedo-
stopno.
V juliju in avgustu Sc je po-
lozaj znatno poslabsal. Videti je,
da so resnicni prvaki hrvaske-
ga naroda, XII sc pozrtvovalno in
naporno bore "a svobodo, uspe-
Ii zediniti vecji del narodovih
sill in organizirati slozen odpor
proti ustaski stranki, XII 81 lasti
oblast. z vsemi mogocimi sred-
stvi je Pavelic dusil odpor ma
roda in dal dne 25. augusta ce-
10 zgrabiti in zapreti poslance
Hrvaske kmecke stranke. Med
mimi so tudi nekateri cello vpi-
sani kot clani Pavelicevega sa-
bora, ter bi bill morali kot TAXI
uzivati imuniteto.
Toda Hrvaska kmeska stran-
ka je celokupno protestirala
prot Pavelicevi notranji politi-
XII. Partizansko delovanje Sc je
zaeelo siriti, zasedenih je bilo
mnogo vecjih in manjsih kra-
jew V najrazlieneJsih predelih
Hrvaske. o priliki razsula Ju-
goslavije so ostale v srednji Hr-
vaski, Dalmaciji, Slavoniji, Bos-
nj in vzdolz celega Jadrana ne
katere skupine, XII sc MISC udale.
TIE cete So osnovale sredisca
odpora, XII Sc krepko razvija
Vsi ustaski poskusi, da bi pri-
dobili Ease voditelje teh Get, SO
Sc izjalovili.
Tako je prislo do tega, da je
bill DIR. Macek il konfinacije v
Kupincu odveden v koncentra-
cijsko taborisce.
BOZ hrvaskega naroda pa Sc
nadaljuje pod najrazlicnejsimi
okolnostmi in kljub najhujsim
tezavam. Polozaj nj niti malc
tax kot ga slikajo V Zagrebu
zelec tenn prepricati svetovno
mnenje.
To nj mescanska vojna, tenn.
vec prava narodna vstaja, kj
stremi "a svobodo in sc bori "a
obstanek naroda. To je parti.
zanska vojna, katere Sc vdelezu-
jejo sem in tia tudi cete redne
vojske in v kateri sodelujejo
tudi mescani in ostalo prebival.
| stvo.
Nepravilno bi bilo govoriti c
'front.' in pozicijah - boj ne
preneha nikdar, a tudi nj mixer
stalen. Vstaja, XII izbruhne zdaj
tn, zdaj tam, Sc neprestano pre-.
liva IL kraja v kraj, a uspehi
kljub temu narascajo in sc pre-,
tvarjajo V siroko sodelovanje
celokupnega naroda z uporonn
proti trinostvu. Upati je, da be
razvoj te vztrajne borbe kmalu
privedel do velikih presenecenj,
zrtve in trpljenje hrvaskega
naroda so nepopisne. Mnogo
krajev in vasi je bilo popolno-
ma porusenih. Smrtne obsodbe
so ma dnevnem redu in ne pri-
zanasajo niti zenam niti otro-
kom. Lakota trka ma vrata, a
narod Sc kljub temu brani z ze-
ljo in voljo do image svojih ide-
allow.
I'll enaAH0 aA.N
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-16
ls+ori vodniokv
Zvezdi

Cim je pred 80 lett pritekla
zdrava, pitna voda po vodovod-
nih ceveh IL Klec prvic v Ljub-
ljano, so zaziveli tedanji NEST
nj ocetje v uvero, da so potre-
BAN nasega mesta zadostii v
polni meri. Do tega jih je pri-
pravilo dejstvo, da je pritekla
voda " sleherno hiso, da skoraj
v sleherno stanovanje. Ali prav
IL tega Sc Jim je rodila velika
napaka, da "a vse dotedanje
JAYNE mestne vodnjake MISC dali
nobenega nadomestila.
Javnih vodnjakov je bilo dva-
najst: pred mestno hiso, ma
sentjakobskem trgu, pri Sv., Flo
rijanu, v Hrenovi ulici, Kla-
dezni ulici, ma Cojzovem grabnu,
sredi Zvezde, v Kolodvorski uli-
ci, ma Resljevi cesti, ma Kreko-
vem trgu, ma Vidovdanski cesti
in ma Spodnjih Poljanah. OBJ nji-
hovem zatrt ju so napravili izje-
mo lie pri dveh primerih. Prvic
pri Robbovem vodnjaku, veil
castnem spomeniku, posvecenem
trem glavnim rekam bivse kranj-
ske dezele, Saw, Ljubljanici in
Krki, nj kazalo drugo, ko da so
dali napeljati vodovodne cevi
tudi vanj. (Pozneje so postavili
ma Krekov trg, tia pred Mestni
dom, basen kombinacijo vo-
dometov, a so ga kmalu spet
odpravili. V najnovejsem casu
pa je postavila obeina ma Sent
jakobski trg vodnjak, XII pa je
zal taksen, da hi mogel sluziti
lie kot napajalisce zivine. Bila
pa je Sc ena tUcka, XII je |. 1890
prav tako MISC mogli popolnoma
zanemariti, namrec v Zvezdi.
Tamkaj stojeci start vodnjak
so spomladi 1890. sicer pokrili,
ali tik poleg MEGA postavili IL
livko, XII stoji Sc danes, a ne
bi mogla biti olxras nobenj
nasi vasi. Kdor je lie enkrat pri
njej pill, ga je minilo veselje, Sc
il Sc drugic .priblizati, tako 81
Sc zmocil Oh njej.
Ia vodnjak je bill prvotno last
ocetov kapucinov. Napravili sc
81 ga Oh istem casu, ko so zidal
samoston S cerkvijo, torej pred
|. 1608., napravili so ga tik "a
samostanom tako da lezi v da.
nasnji Zvezdi blizu gornjega vo.
gala zelene ruse-sam Bog We
kako dolgo jo bono Sc uzivali
med hodnikoma XII drzita oc
izhoda Wolfove ulice, oziroms
Matice Slovenske proti nunam.
Vodo |tega vodnjaka so uzival
oeetje kapucini, dokler jih n
razpodil cesar Jozef II. Potem sc
samostanska poslopja stala dc
|. 1877, teh mesecih kore.
ninami vred populjena Zvezds
drevja-30. m. m. je omahni
poslednji divji kostanj-pa j
bila prvic zasajena ma bivsif
samostanskih tleh 1sele |. 1924
Najvecji dobicek oeeh tedanj>
Ljubljane pa je bill ia, da je po
stal dostopen javni uporabi ka.
pucinski vodnjak. Il
Voda IL vecine zasebnih vod
.njakov je bila namrec silno ne
snazna. Nasi predniki so z VISA
kim pozirkom vode popili tud
velike porcije gnojnice XII Sc j
odcejala in mesala v slabo ure
jene vodnjake. Cd teh vodnja
.kov pa Sc je locil po svoji cisto.
sti in snagi. To je spoznal ze
mestni fizik FIR. ". Lipic, ko je
analiziral Ljubljanieo in vodo il
nasega vodnjaka. Pohyalil ga. ie
ze |. 1881, tri leta pozneje pa
pise v svoji znameniti knjigi' 6
Ljubljani takole: ia najboljsc
pitno vodo teh tai in Ljubljane
4 ~ - z~zr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-24
Stupid Speaking

Tncud. .,. .'.n.d month";
ings I'm .rol resulted IN
proper u' deserved cu.bs ON
hrs .pc,. y..u.u authorities.
wcIc ....... .u. and exceedingly
hHImu . .. A.Ica cause. If not
dowm1.' ..t,u... Carada's re-
i'saI 90 p.m' uu. the privilege OF
missing aoIrr addresses will clici,
no synpy.. ... Ann lu thu, country.
but on III contrary -nould add 10
CO. DENIM Of his conduct
This r,...us. IFS no time. nor arc
Canada aHt INC United States the
places. rpr l,uurks that he would
rather see ,ac Germans in England
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-24
All Are Essential

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-24
Maybe More Intuition

!! Hitler has gv...1G .C.U Mar
~Hu. Won Book %. .s command on
the StalIngrad l,u"'. 3d.. Stockholm
reports aver. maybe ae. ..y..rr has
"ad another "intul,.r.' I: 49,. be- a
piece OF luck for the E.--...s. and
indirectly for the l"'s# Nations
generally. perhaps. d '.- stories are
;r.v.
Won Book is said To- a.s. .u-~rcd
wiki Hitler on the Stain. ."Gr.-
tuN.u2. lie thought ii ,u. .... Hu,
,.v DIG shot. who ,ur.. .r c.n
manv uu mistakes. ana tina. 3D.. .,a.ws
everything better than ray .. ..>r.
Considered himself more .: . m...-
',uy genius than his gt@r.... ...
.uj gwen his life to SuIG.p...-. d."
spite oi The tact that the N.-'. IN
wuuy.-aHuGcr was only ,... ..
b." the ..s; war. So he d.~.,., : Is
experience and expert adl.yv a,
a,a, ~ tor the campaign. H... .-
-..a o. have cost his army -y.,..
.."GrrG thousand casualties.
:'l.rv HaG one OF those "Iui..'...-
..-' year and attacked Russia aga.
...g advice Cd. his high command. .. .
e.. '"Ar 81 The biggest job ne r...
'....rd. uuG which has not Yet. a,'..
...r," month, oi desperate c.iu.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-24

Buy WIr Savings Stamps OF Bonds
TODAY,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-24

WANTED AT ONCE. BOY FOR
Saturday and part tam" wuI..
Some experience IN meat and
groceries helpful Apply SANITARY
Ma'KCi r:-rI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-24

WANTED TO BUY USED EEn
Springs, will pay up to $500.
Address Springs" care Ibis,
patch or call Go and Ir,y,
name and address. po -;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-24

LOOK AT THESE GOOD USED
cars: '94l Chevrolet Coacn win
radio and heater; 1897 Ford tudor
% horse power, special at S35O. 90.
1887 Ford Coach. 90 horsepower; d
good buy at S295.OO: 1885 Fu"d
coupe, clean as pin. priced at
$4,000. Several good Model A
FordS at $4,000 TO $500 each. a
look will convince you these are
real values. Gambler Palmer Motor
Company. 4-tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-24

THERE'S PLENTY OF S.rn,...
pipe. elbows. heaters and SHAWN
boards at The Place OF VaII,r, ..
Alex s. Watkins. -, :,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-24

DOUGLAS AND BOB FAIT,,,.1
VIII appreciate your coal and ,ym''t
orders. Phone go for uual,Iv c,',''
ana wood. Prompt service u IS
Faulkner and Son, Phone 2Gn
~ -,f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-24

foR RENT: STORE BUILDING EF-
Gently occupied 10y the NIcu', SLnr
Complete modern fixture, rurI,r5'
cd. Apply To- s. :. Stevenson. y,rn.
dcrSon ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-24

DON'T WAlT-BUI YOUR Gov
crnmcnt war damage Insurance
from Gates Insurance Agency,
Phone 900. Horncr building 2u-ii
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-24
WANT ADS
Get Results

WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER AND
dc nice work on your old SHOES.
Try Us. Phone 2i6-J. Carolina
Shoe shop. next Ia a. and L. iii
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-24
WANT ADS
Get Results

GROWERS GET yo,
: lack "rn Insurance from 0U ~,
hates reasonable. Citizens I, US.
No. m trust Co., Insurance Depart
- pH-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-24

THE SOUTH BOSTON LIVESTOCK
Market Will hold its annual Here.
ford and Black angus iCcdcr ana
St0ckCr cali sale THURSDAY.
OCTOBER Is. AT SOUTH BOS.
TON. VA. These calves Will con-
SlSt "i registered and grade Here.
ford and Black Angus hCIfcrS anG
steers. as well as a number al iii.
young bull. Neither time no,
money is being spared to bring t.
GcthCr the greatest number at
sellers and buyers possible Wit.
the government calling on all ia..-
mcrS 10 raise more meat. this vii!
be an oppnrtunC time Ia start
increase your herd from the bel
stock available. Don't forget the
datc-ThurSday October Is. a, toe
South Boston LivcStock Market.
South Boston. Va. TIE SALE
STARTS AT = p. m. 24-itl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-24

FOR SALE: 1894 FORD cr,,-,.
, ilrS' class condition. GnmG
uieS' owner being drafted, FHrl
man Lester route ,, Henderson
DI-Dt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-24

SEVEN WEEKS OLD POLAND
China pigs FOR sale +. ". Norge
TOWNSVILLE. 2i-26-29-&- !
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-24

WANTED: WHITE OR COLORED
tenant farmer. middle aged, i".
small farm. Must furnish good rc.-
ercnccS. Good proposition inr righ;
man. i. Q. Box 'lO4. Henderson.
n < op-,ii
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-24

GOING OFF TO SCHOOL? LET
.he Henderson Daily Dispatch to-
low you. Keep up with what the
gang Is doing So SDr the schuo!
year, nut IL must be paid before
paper starts. Circulation Dept.
henderson Dispatch. 8-l2t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-24

WE SpEClAl.lLE IN ALL
kinds Of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Co,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-24

FOR RENT: NEWLY PAINTED
downstairs apartment. 33l Brccl-
Cnridgc street. 24-2l;
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-24

FOR SALE; OUTSIDES. 81. TRUCK
load Al mill: laps by the acre or
any other way wish Ia buy. David
Hargrovc, five miles from Hen
dcrSnn toward WILLIAMSBURG. Hen
dcrSnn Route ) l9-5I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-09-24

'"'''''' Ilrlll
WE ARE PREPARED re- VlJ-
CAM" any ne passenger car ~.
truck tire. can I'll - rrcap yuur
tires +! yuu have q recap c,.r'irr.
cate from the r3tIunIn@ board. can
Us Tor any Information Wth ref.
rrcnCr iu The service. liyndy..o,
NuIc"ni[nE Co.. phnu"- irg and
'"J. 2I-LtI
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALI.
kinds Of body and fender re.
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
WANTED AT ONCE. BOY FOX
Saturday and part jIm" wnIh.
Some experience III meat. and
groceries helpful. Apply SANITARY
MAJ Nrt 2;-,',
FOR SALE At ONCE. SrFEl.
Bridge Cafe fixtures .. counter.
tables and chairs. rang". dishes.
Mrs. V. l.. Hewitt. S'cc! Bride"
Cafe. No. ! highway. 23-iiL
Just RECEIVED EIGHT DOZEN
galvanized we'll buckets. iIyc dn1cu
large size galvanized tubs and
three dozen pals AlcX s. Watkins.
Where quality tell, and p, ccs
sell" 24lti
GOING OFF 10 SCHOOL" LET
the Henderson Daily dispatch ioi-
low you. Keep up with what the
gang /. DOM. 81 i"r tine school
year. but II must toe pad before
paper starts. Circulation Dept.
Henderson Dispatch. 8-l2ti
y LARGE NEW FALL STOCK AT
The Place of Value Well
buckets. Coles Hot blasts, sheet
iron heaters. >topr pipe. ,'r.c
mats. hinges. locks. poultry ..,.
etc. Alex s. Watkins 2i-lli
KEEP FIT WITH THE BEST IN
fancy groceries. quality We tern
meats. fresh fruits and vegetable,
from IlCrbCrt'S Yellow Front,
phone 49, for free delivery. 2l-tt
| INVITE ALL OF MY FRIENDS
IL come and sec me AZ tn" Ill
Shell Service Station. |: Will b"
pleasure Ia serve you. Nest -
White House Restaurant. Sam II.
Allen. I'D
USE VITA VAE FOR EVERY
painting need. It, the highest quar-
lty paint yet IT sell, at tine lowest
price. Tanner Roofing Co. phone
COG. WyChc street. loft
FOR RENT TO COUPLE WITHOUT
children: modern tour room apart
mCnt. private entrance. Heat iur-
nlshCd. garage. Ralph ". Thorn.
165 North Garnet street. % ~
EVERY BEATTY SERVICE MOD
GIN Shop Experienced opcr"'"''
Centrally located. Phone bon fof
appointment ,,ridGcis i}rauJ
Shop over Iarkcr'S Drug ,S,"'c
2S-i
APARTMENTS FOR RENT. Also
furnished bedrooms, ADJOINING
baths Close III. Mrs IIaynan. ~
BurWCll avenue. 2i-lh
HELP YOURSELF AND HELP
your country by selling IL y"'r
Junk iron. metal and other Scra:r
What have you" Henderson Junk
Company, phone 300. 22-'i
RUBBER HEELS. RUBBER SOILS
we have them. We anticipated
our needs for many months. We
call for and deliver. Phone 6"h:
Grissom's shoe Sl,op, III
WANTED: a PURCHASER FOR Nj
residence on Rowland street. "'
very liberal terms. Apply +" j. ".
BridgCrS for terms and lni"rn'-
ton. Mrs. S. G.. Walters. % o.
GOOD USED CARS. DRIVE FIVE
miles and save the difference.
Phones G5l-J or 34ll. Clydr
Thornc. near AvcOCk school 2i-h
JUST RECEIVED TWO VAN LOADS
of furniture. Look over our StncN
before you buy. II. f.. Sattcrwhilc
IL Son. near Fire Station. l9-i
INSURANCE RENTALS
Real Es'ate - Home Financing
Personsj and courteous attention
to all details.
A.. Is. WFSTER
Phone I3a NcCoin RIOS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-22
Musical Recordings
In Program Tonight

A program of recorded music for
Government employees will be pre-
sented by the Recorded Music As
ISOLATION at 7:45 o'clock tonight in
the auditorium of the National Ar
chives, Eighth and Pennsylvania
avenue NV.
Members of the armed forces and
civilian employees of the Govern
ment and their families are invited
to attend. Recently established. the
Recorded Music Association plans
to present on alternate Tuesdays a
recreational evening of musical re-
cordings. Complete program notes
are provided those who attend. No
admission is charged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-22

nervous, but after they get started
and you get started, you don't mind"
He ought to know, because during
air attacks on the convoy Walter
stood on deck with the gun turret
crews as an airplane spotter. They
were in hail of bullets from air.
plane machine guns and guns blaz-
ing away from the decks of other
convoy ships.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-10
SOCIETY NEWS
SURFACES

Where seed lay down
The green cora shows,
This way !. the town,
A roadway knows.
This way. aftcr-summer,
The brooks descend,
Chartcd by bouldcrs
And WilloW-rout ends.
Thus by surfaces
Map the course.
Two lanes are wheels,
One IS horse.
Wars must be won.
Men must fight,
Women work late
BY lantern light.
Charles Nalanr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-10
Old Butte Meets.

Old Butte chapter, d. y. r., will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 3:45
O'Clock with Mrs. J. Harry Bryan,
at her home 81 Young avenue,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-10
Visits i'll Virginia.

Herbert Stainback spent Easter
with friend at DcrNIIl. Va, auo
Ocean View, Va.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-10
Visit Mrs. ~StainDack.

Mr. and Mr.. {. b ~StaInback. Nh.
and Mrs. S. G. Ailgood and son. and
Mrs. r. l. pinnell were dinner
guests ii Mr.. John T. Stalnback on
Monde,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-10
From GOldSbOrO.

Mr.. and Mrs, Al Johnson, OF
Goldsboro, are visiting Mr.. and Mr..
r. II. Wilson, at their home on
Montgomery street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-10
Returns Today.

J.. A. Cree, who has been in Beau
fort, is expected to return TO his
home today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-10

Nh End Nj Jimmie Ncdlu. ID.
Ne'taH " "ra -pcndme >un.c tim,
with Mrs Mediums parents, Mr. and
Evening star., 1942-06-14
Arlington County Communities
Visitors Are House Guests;
Away on Vacations
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl NJ. Walker at Annapolis;
Miss Anne NJ. Schaefer Joins Parents

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl M. Walker
whose son, Richard H. Walker, will
be graduated from the Naval Acad.
emy June 10. went to Annapolis
Friday to remain throughout June
Week. They have taken a house at
Bay Ridge for the duration of their
stay.
Hiss Kathryn Hutchison OF Spring
Valley is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Walker and their son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Schaefer
who recently have moved here from
Yonkers, N. Y, were joined this past
week by their daughter, Miss Anne
Margaret Schaefer. who has just
completed her sophomore year at
st. Lawrence University, in Can
ton, N. Y.
Miss Golda Mae Sutton will re-
turn today from Portsmouth. Va.
where last evening she was an at
tendant at the wedding OF Miss
Hattie Willis Abbitt to Mr.. Dean
Mckinney. Mrs. Mckinney and
Miss Sutton were former classmates
at William and Mary.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Topley
are entertaining their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl J
Langmack, and their infant daugh-
ter, Clara Suzanne, of Jackson
Heights, Long Island. Also visiting
them is another daughter, Mrs
George H. Thompson, who. with her
daughter, Elois Ann, has come from
North Carolina
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Olds en-
tertained last evening at dinner
and bridge party in their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Winchester will
return to their home in Ashton
Heights today from a Today stay
in Chicago
Mrs. Vernon MCGEE. with her
children. Gordon and Marcia Nc
Gee. will leave Wednesday for Hills
boro. Tex, to visit Mrs. MCGEE s
father, Mr.. w. Tell Jones. for sew
eral weeks. Before they return they
also will spend some time with Mr..
McGee's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
L. MCGEE. in Wichita Falls.
Evening star., 1942-06-14
Of Personal Note Here
Late DR.. Abram Simon Is Gircn Tribute
By Glass He Confirmed 20 Years Ago

Tribute was paid last evening to
the late Dr. Abram Simon by the
members of the class which he
confirmed 20 years ago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Gichner were hosts
in their home to the members OF
the class. their wives and husbands
for the reunion marking the goth
year since the confirmation. When
DR.. Simon addressed the class III
1922 he asked each one to COM
municate with him al the end
of 10 years. and in response to that
request the first reunion of the class
was held in 1882. There are q in
the class. all Of whom joined the
1882 reunion. For the Goth ami
versary only seven members of the
class, with their respective wives
and husbands, we're able to join the
group.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jaffee en-
tertained at a dance last evening in
honor of their daughter, Miss
Audry Jaffee. the dance being
given in the ballroom at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cafritz
Fifty couples were present, includ-
ing the members of the class with
which Miss JafIee was confirmed.
A group of commissioned officers
stationed in and near Washington
will be honored Tuesday evening at
an invitation summer formal given
by the service council of the Jewish
Community Center, Mr., Never
Pumps is chairman of the dance
which will be given in the Cafritz
Auditorium of the center at Six
teenth and @ streets. An evening
of entertainment as we'll as dancing
has been arranged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rubinstein
will hold reception this evening,
from to 8. in honor Of the con-
f1rmation of their daughter. Miss
Biena Rubinstein. which will take
place this morning They will en-
tertain at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
A. Mendelsohn. at 4503 Argyle Ter
race, parents of Mrs. Rubinstein.
Miss Rhoda F. Hollander of the
College of William and Mary, who
has been spending the week here
left Friday for Newark for a visit
before entering New York Univer-
sity law school for the summer seS-
sion. Miss Hollander is an officer
in William and Mary Chapter OF
Chi Delta Pi, national honor liter
ary sorority, and was awarded the
Royalist Key for work as fiction edi-
tor of that publication at William
and Mary for 1941-42
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Winston are
now in residence in their apartment
at 1920 Harvard street.
Mrs. Madaline Iglo of Baltimore
Is the guest of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Levi. jr.
Mrs. Lawrence Koenigsberger has
returned from Jacksonville, where
she spent the past week.
Mrs Alexander Wolf Is the guest
of her brother and sister-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Brylawski. foI
a week at their summer home or
the Patuxent River.
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Guests Arriving
For Vacations
AtWarrentOn
Summer Acfivify
Is Outstanding
During the Week

WARRENTON. Va, June 49,
Mrs. J. w. Sinclair and her children,
Miss Penny Sinclair and James w.
Sinclair, jr., will leave Monday for
Hubbard Nova Scotia, where they
will spend the summer to be near
DR.. Sinclair, who Is in Halifax.
1t. A. S. Appleton. jr.. United
States Navy, and Mrs. Appleton, are
spending a short leave with Mr..
Appleton's parents near Warrenton.
Mr.. Richard Wallach will leave
Monday for Ligonier, Pa, where he
will be executive secretary of the
Rolling Rock Hunt Club.
Mrs. Albert F.. Pierce. jr., OF Key
West is the guest Of her mother,
Mrs. E. S. Morton with her chill
dren, Mary Pierce and Albert
Pierce, III.
Mrs. Jerome P. Bowes. who was
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Har-
rison Nesbit, went to Boston last
week to join Mr.. Bowes and attend
the graduation Of Miss Barbara
Bowes. Mrs. Nesbit left Tuesday
for Washington with her grandchil-
dren, Harrison and Courtney Bowes.
to meet their mother and return
with her to their home in Highland
Park, Ill.
Miss Mary Hoyt of Greenwich
Conn, is the guest of her uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H.
Robertson
Miss Epie Duncan of Richmond
arrived Wednesday to spend the
summer with her aunts, the Misses
GaSkins.
Miss Delight Weston has sold her
farm near The Plains and will leave
shortly to spend the summer at
Blue Hill. Me.
Mrs. Edward Wilson and Miss
Larion Wilson of North Carolina
are at Carter Hall. Mrs. Wilson
formerly was Miss Lille Marshall
Kloman of Warrenton.
Miss Rita Nash. who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs Allen
Nash, flew this week to Guatemala
where she will spend three months
Mrs. Nash now has with her at
Hesperides Farm her sons. Mr..
Richard Nash OF Princeton and Mr.