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Evening star., 1943-03-28

Sonora Guirola is back in Love-
Montgomery County and is now II
Friendship Heights for two-montf
visit with her father and mother
the former Premier of France ano
Mime. Chautemps.
Sonora Gurola's home is ir
Guatemala City, Guatemala. She
went there two years ago after hel
marriage to Senor Guirola, whose
family owns coffee plantation in
Guatemala.
At the time Of their daughters
marriage M. and Nine. Chautemps
lived in Chevy Chase Gardens
About a year ago they moved to
their present home on High street,
Friendship Heights. And it seems
interesting to local residents who
know their county history that the
former Premier should have moved
without knowing it to property ad-
Joining the home of another Euro
pean-born gentleman who also came
here to seek refuge from a war-torn
Europe.
Louis Solyom, whose grandchildren
still live on the tract adjoining the
Chautemps' home, purchased this
tract shortly after the Civil War.
Louis Solyom's family name was
Solyom d'Antalfa, meaning Falcon
of Anthony's Woods. His family
were of the landed gentry in Hun
gary
According to local historians Louis
Solyom came here at the time OF
the Civil War to join the Northern
Army. After considerable service
with the Northern Army he reversed
his sympathies and tried to join the
Army of the South. But he was
told that he could not change his
Affiliations in the middle of a war
and so he made peace with his
conscience by marrying a South
erner. Sallie Good of st. Marys
County, Md.
After the war Louis Solyom found
employment with the Library of
Congress as a linguistic had a
speaking knowledge of IS languages
and it was then that he purchased
the farm along Little Falls Branch.
Louis Solyom's old home was torn
down several years ago and his once
lovely flower garden is now over
grown with spice bush and honey
Sucklc.
Some years ago the family dropped
the dAntalfa part of the name and
N~f,
Living on the Solyom tract now are
Louis Solyom's son, Mr.. Herbert l..
Solyom, and his two daughters,
Mrs. Edwin C. Reynolds and Mrs.
George M. Churchill. and his grand
children, Mrs. Hadd Lane and Mr..
E. L. Reynolds.
Mrs. Thomas Earle Hampton went
to Annapolis Friday to go with her
husband, State Senator Hampton, to
Evening star., 1943-03-28

A campaign to introduce Victory
Corps into all high schools in the
United States is being conducted by
the American Legion by agreement
with the United States Office of
Education.
The corps is a national voluntary
organization for secondary schools
designed to mobilize students for
more effective preparation for war
time service. The program has
been indorsed by the Secretary of
War and the Secretary of the Navy.
State guards will assist the Legion
IN training instructors.
Comdr. P. j. Fitzgibbons of the
District of Columbia Department is
arranging to carry out this pro-
gram here.
The American Legion and the
Red Cross have been recognized as
agencies through which disabled
veterans discharged from the armed
services may apply for compensation
to the Veterans Administration.
This fact is being made known by
the American Red Cross through its
field directors in all camps and hos
pitfalls throughout the United States
Department Comdr. Fitzgibbons
has requested the various posts to
cooperate with the Department
Athletic Committee in securing con-
tributors to purchase volley ball and
soft ball equipment for the 36th
Coast Artillery Brigade which is
safeguarding the Washington area
Contact should be made with De-
partment Athletic Officer Lester
Steinem.
Capital Transit Post will hold a
United Nations night April in
Central High School.
Second Division Post announced
on April 20 it will conduct an open
meeting at the New Colonial Hotel
when Senator William LANCER of
North Dakota will speak. All
Legionnaires and men in the armed
services are invited. Refreshments
will be served.
Chairman Russell S. Jeffreys of the
Emergency Aid Committee an
nounces physical examinatio OF
draftees will be held at Emergency
Georgetown, Garfield, Providence
Sibley and Freedmen's Hospitals or
April 2, e. 9, 13. Is, 20, % and 27.
Evening star., 1943-03-28
Odd Fellows News

Columbia Encampment meets
Wednesday night.
Grand Master Edgar w. Parks
will hold a joint visitation on
Thursday night to Amity and Co.
lumbia Lodges in the IOOF Temple
A class of more than 20 will re-
ceive the First Degree in Bright
wood Lodge, in the Masonic Tenn
le, Colorado and Georgia avenues
NV on Friday night.
Meeting of Canton Washington
on Saturday night in IOOF Temple
Evening star., 1943-03-28
B noi Birth Will Hold
War Bond Hostess PARTY

The Bnai Birth Women's Organ.
lzations will hold the last Of a series
Of hostess parties to sell War bonds
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Charles B. Dulcan, 1858 Ca
thedral avenue NV.
At the 20 hostess parties held this
month more than $4,000 has been
raised, averaging a sale of $1,000
worth Of bonds at each affair Tho
plan was originated by Mrs. Nathan
Hurwitz. War bond chairman of the
District B'nai Birth organization.
Evening star., 1943-03-28
John W. Lane Will Head
Enqineers' Union

John w. Lane, a civil engineer
connected with the firm of Starrett
Bros. a. Eken, Inc, has been elected
president OF Local %, International
Federation of Technical Engineers,
Architects and Draftsmen's Unions,
Other officers of the local. grant,
ed a charter by the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor last May, are: How
ard F. Cohrband, vice president: AL
fred j. Baum, secretary; M. w. Perry,
financial secretary; George Christy,
treasurer, and Alfred M. Laforest,
business manager.
Mr.. Lane. an alumnus of Lehigh
College, makes his residence at 1928
Fortieth place NV.
Evening star., 1943-03-28

This committee will hold a meet
ing at the Legion clubhouse on May
II to honor the National and Dis
trict of Columbia Selective Service
officials.
John McCabe, general chairman,
announced last week that arrange
ments are completed for the oyster
roast and barbecue to be held by the
Forty and Eight on Sunday, April 4.
at the Potomac Boat Club, Thirty
sixth and K streets NV, from 2 to 7
pm. There will be dancing from 8
pm.
William E. Brennan of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission and a
charter member of Bunker Hill Post,
was Endorsed for the Office of depart
ment commander by the post at its
last meeting.
Mr.. Brennan is a past commander
of the post and past commander Sec
ond vice commander.
National Cathedral Post, No. TO-
met at the Legion clubhouse last
Tuesday evening, with Comdr. j
Fred Burns presiding.
1t. Allan Rothenberg, U. S. N, a
flyer, now on furlough from the Pa
cific area, who has been decorated
with the Navy Medal and Silver
Star by Admirals HalseE and Nimit2
for his activities at Midway and
Guadalcanal, gave the principal ad-
dress. Ben Sargon of Bombay, now
connected with the British Mission
in this country, spoke on India
Through the activities of Entertain
ment Officer C. Clarendon Smith
Miss Doris Greene rendered operate
numbers.
Welfare Committee Chairman Mrs
Genevieve Stone announces the neec
of childrens and mems clothing
Legionnaires are requested to cal
her at Metropolitan 4211, or in thu
evening at Metropolitan 1858. ane
arrangements will be made to cal
for the garments.
Meetings this week are:
Thursday. Jane A. Delano Post
Legion clubhouse: Fort Stevens Post
Stansbury Temple; Police and Fir
Post. Legion clubhouse
Friday, Victory Post, Legion club
house.
Evening star., 1943-03-28

Grand Master Carl H. Claudy will
preside in the East at special
NJ NJ degree to be conducted
by La Fayette Lodge on Thursday
night All stations will be occupied
by officers of the Grand Lodge.
Blue lodge sessions this week are
Thusday-Naval, M. NJ degree;
Hiram. F. c. degree; William R.
Singleton, F. c. degree; Petworth,
E. A. degree.
Friday-Lebanon, E. A. degree;
Joseph H. Milans. illustrated lecture,
by Comdr Mcmillan, Arctic ex-
plorer; Justice, business and social:
Columbia, E. A. degree.
The Fourteenth degree will be con-
ferred Tuesday evening by the An
cient and Accepted Scottish Rite on
the members of the Arthur Bailey
Hayes class at the temple, 2800
Sixteenth street NV The series
of degrees for this class is sched-
uled to run through May 18.
The Postal Service Square Club
meets Tuesday at 8 pm. at the
American Legion Clubhouse, 2437
Fifteenth street NV President JOS
eph Griffith will preside. Refresh
ments will be served.
Evening star., 1943-03-28
Eight and Forty Told
Anti-Aircraft Unit
Needs Volunteers
Mrs. F. S. Stone Speaks
At Meeting in Hotel;
Outlines Service

Mrs. Franz S. Stone of the Anti
Aircraft Artillery Command, as
guest speaker of the District of Co.
lumbia Eight and Forty, Salon, De-
partmental at the Washington Ho-
tel Wednesday night stressed the
vital Importance of the work per-
formed by volunteers in connection
with anti-aircraft work. She said
more civilian volunteers are needed
to do their share in the war effort.
Mrs. Jerry Love and Mrs. Lillian
Sawyer were admitted to member
ship and initiated by Mrs. Mary
Corwin, chapeau departmental.
An invitation by the Kenneth
Nash Unit of the American Legion
Auxiliary has been extended to the
ritual team of the Eight and Forty
to obligate new members on April
7 at the Washington Hotel.
Mrs. Helen Ware, first vice presi-
dent, announced that a spaghetti
dinner will be held at the home
of Mrs. Corwin from S to pm. on
April II. the proceeds to be used
toward the purchase of new flags
for the salon.
The department president and her
staff will make an official visit to
Victory Unit on Friday night at
Legion clubhouse.
The president is requesting that
all visitations be scheduled not later
than May Is. Make arrangements
well in advance as two cannot be
planned for the same date.
Braille work, with Mrs. Edith
Armstrong as chairman, will be
continued tomorrow evening in
room E at the Legion clubhouse
Mrs. Armstrong is planning to ar
range for unit workers to take def
mite dates and so keep the work
continuous on Monday evening.
If possible Monday afternoon
schedules will be arranged also
Workers are wanted to number pages
any day. any time at the Congress
sional Library. Report at the room
for the blind. On Thursdays. Mrs
Cora Drake of the U. S. S. Jacob
Jones Post will be at the Library and
gla dto show any volunteers how to
do the rBaille work.
Mrs. Helen McCabe, department
chairman of child welfare, reports
at her home unit workers have pre-
pared for mailing $4,000 envelopes
of Easter seals in response to ap-
peal for help from the Society OF
Crippled Children.
Poppy material is ready at auxil-
iary headquarters. Units who Sc
desire may arrange to make poppies
there. Contact Chairman Ann
Seiders.
Department officers who are also
members of the Eight and Forty
will be special guests of D. c.
Salon ID on April 81 at the Hotel
Washington.
The annual spring department
ball will be held April II at the
American Legion Club.
Evening star., 1943-03-28

Former Chief Assistant District
Attorney and Mrs. Frederick L.
Kopff of Brooklyn have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Marjorie Barbara
Kopff, to Cadet Garland C. Black
jr, son of Col. Garland c. Black,
U. S. A., and Mrs. Black of Wash
ington.
Miss Kopf was graduated from
the Berkeley Institute and at
present is attending Adelphi Col
lege, where she is a member of
Delta Gamma.
Cadet Black attended Rutgers
College before entertaining the
United States Military Academy.
The wedding will take place fol-
lowing Cadet Blacks graduation
from West Point on June l.
Evening star., 1943-03-28
Ben Hur News

Representative Melvin D. New
land, District No. 25, was the prin-
cipal speaker at the meeting of Nc
Kinley Court. A banquet was held
in honor of President Richard A
Walker and Charles A. Bernard
captain. Members of this court who
have reached the age of 10 will be
honored by a special program at
the April meeting in Pythian Tenn
pie.
Victory Court and the Executive
Board will meet on Friday in Wood.
men of the World Hall.
Evening star., 1943-03-28
Acacia Grand Lodqe
Officers 10 Be Guests
Al Dinner "Wednesday
Harmony Will Confer
F. c. Degree on CoIored
Mosons Thursday

Grand Master Allan A. C. Griffith
and officers Of Acacia Grand Lodge
of Colored Masons will be honor
guests at a banquet of Harmony
Lodge Wednesday at the Scottish
Rite Cathedral, 1888 Eleventh street
NV. An entertainment program
has been arranged.
The lodge will confer the F. C
degree Thursday night.
Ionic Lodge will confer the E. A
degree on April 2.
A class of 18 will be initiated by
a degree team OF John w. Freeman
Grand Commandery, Knights Tenn
plar, on April 8.
Commandery sessions scheduled
are: April /, Henderson; April 9
Simon: April IA. Gethsemene; April
20, Mount Calvary.
Scottish Rite degrees will be con-
ferred as follows: March 30, House
of Perfection and Knight Rose
CroiX; April 9, Council of the Ka-
dosh and the Consistory.
Symbolic lodge sessions are: April
l. Social April 2. Ionic; April S
Felix; April 6. Meridian: April 7,
Warren; April 8, Widows Mite;
April 9, James H. Hill; April l2,
Eureka April 13, John F. Cook );
April IS, Fidelity; April Is, Doric.
Evening star., 1943-03-28
Spanish War Veterans
Plan Activities

Concentrating the declaration
of war against Spain on April 21
1898. the camps in the District De-
partment, U. S. w. ". will hold
muster day exercises in April. In
the same period Department Comdr.
Elvin M. Luskey and his staff will
make their annual visitations.
Meetings this week: Thursday
Richard J. Harden Camp. visitation
ceremonies and anniversary OBJ
servance at Pythian Temple. Sat-
urday-Military Order of the Lizard,
Pythian Temple.
Evening star., 1943-03-28
Jobs S Douqhters

The Hiking Club of Bethel No.
will meet at the home of Ruby
Myers on April IA. On April will
be business meeting. Following
the meeting various bethels will
offer entertainment. The evening
has been set aside as neighborhood
night.
Evening star., 1943-03-28
YWCA News

The public is invited today for
the Sunday music hour program
from to pm. at Seventeenth and
K streets NV. The guest artists
will be Dorothy Aiken, soprano, nd
Richard Courier, pianist. Miss Aiken
will be accompanied by Marvin Few
ell. Tea will be served from 4 to
S pm.
The USO Club will hold open
house today from to II pm. for
servicemen and Government-em-
ployed girls. Supper will be served
at 6 pm, followed by an impromp-
tn program.
The st. Adams Chapter will meet
Monday at lis pm. at the home of
Mrs. N. G. Hough at 65O7 Maple
avenue, Chevy Chase, Md Square
dancing will take place in the gym
nasium from $50 to 1920 pm. Both
Monday and Wednesday square
dances are open to the public.
On Tuesday there will be an at
home from 8 to 1890 pm. to young
men and women who are Washing
ton newcomers. The second in a
series of three educational forums
on "A Free World: It's Responsible
ties and Privileges will be held
March 30 at pm. DR.. R. Strausz-
Hupe of the University of Pennsyl-
vania and author of "Geopolitics:
The Struggle for Space and Power" :"
will be the speaker. The panel will
include Representative Howard Nc
Murray, Dr.. Margaret Mead and
Dr. Charles E. Martin. The pub
lie is invited.
Business girls Of the Xenos Club
will meet Wednesday at pm. for
club supper. recreation hour and a
book review to be given by Mrs
Charles Morris. The square dance
will be held from 8 to 1890 pm
An all-Dvorak program will be fea-
tured on the Victrola symphonic
hour from to 10 pm. The Cello
Concerto" and the "Slavonic
Dances" will be played. The public
is invited
The USO Clubs open house
is Thursday from II pm. to Am.
for late afternoon and night shift
workers.
A dance will be held April 2 from
8 to IL o'clock midnight. Govern
ment employees and servicemen will
be welcome
A meeting of the Girl Reserve
Junior High Interclub Council will
be held April 3 at II am. The USO
Club dance will be held from 9 to
II o'clock midnight.
The health education department
announces the addition to its staff
of Miss Marie Olesen, who was
trained in Copenhagen. She is in
charge of the massage treatments
and will take afternoon and evening
appointments.
Evening star., 1943-03-28

graduate of Maryland University,
class of Al, Miss Gray. who is the
daughter of Mayor and Mrs. G. R..
Gray Of Poolesville. was member
OF the Leland High School faculty
before entering the Government
service.
Evening star., 1943-03-28
EIks Will Intensity
Patriotic PROGRAM

Washington Lodge of Elks will
begin it's new lodge year on April l
with an intensified patriotic and
community welfare program, ac-
cording to Leonard L. Pearce, newly
exalted ruler "
At its recent election of officers
j. Frank Smith was elected trustee
for three years. The board is now
composed of Edward M. Venable
chairman; Daniel B. Leahy and Mr..
Smith.
Plans were made for social
session to follow the installation of
officers April 7. installation cere-
monies will begin at 7:3O pm.
Evening star., 1943-03-28

War bonds make b0mbers to bomb
the Axis and lower our taxes. Why
not buy some and help yourself7
Evening star., 1943-03-28
Masons Will Conduct
Series Of Services
Throughout This Week
Scottish Rite Degree
To Be Conferred
At Temple Tuesday

Anacostia Masonic Lodge will con-
duct services at 3 pm. today at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
Evening star., 1943-03-28
Legion Backs Drive to Install
Victory Corps in High Schools
Students Will Be Trained to Assist
In War Effort; Programs Listed

This committee will hold a meet
ing at the Legion clubhouse on May
IL to honor the National and Dis
trict of Columbia Selective Service
officials.
Evening star., 1943-08-08

Layer upon layer of soft cotton felt
encased in attractive, sturdy
cotton ticking Closely tufted to pre-
serve the shape Weight: As pounds to
the full size. Thrifty price for a COM
Portable mattress.
KAnns-Beddins Department-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1943-08-08

Deep, thick mattresses with cover
ing of blue-and-white woven, striped
cotton ticking Rolled taped edges and
extra stitching on sides prevents sag
ging Equipped with handles for easy
turning. Weight: SIS pounds to full size.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-18
S0cijalistiGko re$eto

sto ce svak volet, veG imati pravo da pi-
ses sta mislis? Ako Srbobranov uvodnicar
znade sye to, zasto preporucuje syojim
citaocima da apeluju ma vladine agen-
cije da one urade ono sto ustay Sjedinje-
nih Drzava ne dozvoljava bez promene
samog ustaya? Ill., nozda Srbobranov u
vodnicar zakliucuje da vladne agenciie
nisu Ii staniu da sude raziku izmedju IL
razaVania misljenja izdaie prema raci-
il "a vreme rata. Ako je poslednie tada
bi Srtobranov uvodnicar trebao da trazi
posao kod F. B. I. da i'm pomogne - sluz-
beno,
Iii nozda Srbobranov uvodntar isko-
riscava nepovoljni polozai Il kom Sc Ra-
lazi Slobodna Rec vezi sa cerekaniem
Daily Worker-a kad be5e zabranjeno pos
tansko slanie The Militanta. organa anne
ritkih Trockista.
Bio jedno, drugo, trece iii dvadese-
to, Srbobran govori jezikom fasizma!
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SlObOda Stampe?
Amerikanski Srbobran 60. fl

Amerikanski SrbObran g. februara)
donasa jedan uvodnik pod kojim je pot
pisan "K'' (amacno Kozomara, pomocni
urednik "Srbobrana".) Il kojem Sc izliva
fasisticki napad (nije to prvi put) na slo-
bodu stampe U tom Sc uvodniku apeluje
da "Svi americki Srbi koji nisu pljunuli
ma Ameriku i Srpstvo, treba odmah da
protestvuju kod svojih Kongresmana Sc
natora protiv ovog izdajnickog pisanla
[protiv filma "Cetnici''l 81. Reei', kao
da protestvuju kod OFFS OF VOR IN
FORMEsN' Washingtonu kojoj je in
stituciji ma celu @. Elmer Davis
Premda Sc Srbobranov uvodnicar ci-
nj velikim americkim patriotom, njegov
uvodnicki APPEL zasluzuje da Sc prestam-
pa, to ma prvoj stranici sa masnim /
kyupnim slovirna. IL Hitlerovom "Noelkl-
scher Beobachteru". Da Ii je Srbobranov
uvodnicar toliko novinski nepismen ola on
veruie da odgovorne vladine agenclJe ne
znaiu Sta pise Slobodna Rec iii Srbobran
iii RADNICKA BORBA iii ma koja dru-
GA noyina? Da Ii SrbObranOv uvodnlcar
nezna da sloboda stampe ne znacl plsati
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-18
"Cetnici." ="

To je ime HoIiywoodske filme koja
dramatizira Generala Drazu Mihajlovita
kao vodju gerilaca Jugoslayiji
Ma n. januara, englesko izdanje
Srbobrana pita zasto Sc slika ne propus-
ii. Razumljiv je Srbobranov zahtev Ma
2. februara, Slobodna Rec zali da Sc sill
ka "cetnici' prikazuje posto, prema Slo-
bodnoj Reel, ia slika "slayi cetnike Dra-
zu Mihajlovta kao velike borce protiv
Hitlera kao saveznike Amerike." Slo-
bcdna Rec kaze da je prikaziyanje slike
"Cetnici' zlocin "protiv ratnih interesa
Amerike." Srbobran odgovara sa uvod-
nixon g. februara) "Neprijatelji Ameri-
ke njenih saveznika ma poslu." IL kojem
kaze da je drzanje Slobodne Reel "otvo-
reno i neprikriveno izdajstvo Amerike i
njenih saveznka' i da "kada iedna raz-
uzdana ganga pocme da Saveznika Anne
rike kao sto je general Mihailovic, ogla-
Suie kao izda jnka borca "a neprijatelj-
ske interese, onda je vreme da Sc stvar
strogo prokontroise i ako Sc pronadje da
ie oya teska optuzba [Slobodne Reel ne
istinita. kao sto ieste, da Sc vinovnici
stave onde gde i'm je mesto. a to ie u
Federal Penitentiary', kao da Sc "a u
vek ukine novina koja je tai kriminal
(treasonD zvrsila'
Mi neznamo koliko stine ina tim
optuzbama. Ali mi znamo ovo: Jugosla-
venska Vlada Londonu ina svog IVA
nicnog predstavnika IL Washingtonu. OAK
lie, Amerika sluzbeno, do sada, priznaje
ia Jugoslavensku Vladu ukljucuiuci ME-
nog Ministra Rata, Mihajlovica mama
izgleda da je stuacija Ill Jugoslaviji IL
gIedala dovoljno zamrsena da je Twenti
eth Century Fox zadrzao izdanje slike
"cetnici' do bolje prlike, izgleda da Sc
ia bolja prilika pojavila, svakako, mi
ne mozemo verovati da je jedna slika kao
sto su "Cetnici', iskljucivo slika propa-
gande, izdana bez odobrenja Washington
skin vlasti.
A sada: Ko je koga izdao? Izdani
su radnic siromasni seliaci Jugoslavi-
je: varani su varaiu Sc sada jugosla-
venski radnici America; izdajnici Sill svi
oni koji ne uce radnike da NINA ne tre
ba drugog saveznika sem svoje klase Or
ganizovane sa svrhom obaranja kapitaliz-
ma uspostave Sociializma.
Da Ii te jude primaiu srebrniake "a
svoia izdajstva mi neznamo. Ako in ne
primaju. to ne smaniuje zlocin njihovih
Gina. Izdajica ie izdajca, bilo "a srebr-
make iii besplatno!
Mex Sc cesu oni koje svrbi!