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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-20

Druga velika kuga je razsa-
iala "a casa .Konstantina Ko-
pronina in je trajala celih dyaj-
set let. Memo opustosenje je
bilo strasno, vendar nimamo
natanenih podatkov, da bi vede-
Ii, koliko ljudi je pomrlo. .
Tako imenovana crna kuga
Sc je pojavila v IA. stoletju ne
kje ma Kitajskem, kjer je unrlo Sc
"a kugo kar 13 milijonov ljudi.
IL Azije je bila prenesena v Ma
10 Azijo, Afriko in Egypt. Po-
tenn Sc je razsirila v Grcijo, l.
talijo, Francijo, spanijo in Nor
vesko. Pc mnogih mestih je 'po-
mrlo do 'dve tretjini prebival-
stva. V teku treh mesecev je
samo Bagdadu pomrlo pol mi
ijona ljudi, v Kairu pa enem
samem dnevu 10000. Otok Ci-
per je tedaj cisto izunrl. v tt
stih casih je pomrlo v Evropi
"a kugo "a milijonov ljudi, v
Aziji pa Sc mnogo vec.
Seveda moramo pomisliti, da
je bilo prebivalstvo Europe v
tistih cash zelo malostevilno.
Kakor vidimo, so nalezliive
bolezni v nekdanjih cash neo-
virano kosile cloveska zivljenja.
V nasi dobi pa je zdravniska
veda re tako napredovala, da Sc
ne more vec nobena nalezliiva
bolezen tako silno razsiriti. Zad-
MIA nalezljiva bolezen, XII je raz-
seznejse in S hujsimi posledica-
mi razsajala Evropi, De bila
tako imenovana spanska bole-
zen thripa v letu 1918. in v le-
tn 1919. Terjala je precej
,, smrtnih zrtev. &c bi ia bolezen
razsajala TAXI razseznosti v
, srednjem veku, bi jo menda O.
znacili kar "a kugo. Sal bi 60
tovo v .srednjem veku teriala
Sc vee zrtev, ker je bila takrat
zdravniska veda ma Sc zelo nizki
stopnji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-20

da Jugoslovani, Xxi Sc borijo
proti osiscni okupaciji z vsemi
mogocimi silami, MISC takozva-
nj cetniki, katere vodi Draza
Mihajlovi in jugoslovanska
vlada V izgnanstvu.
"Ti David, oborozeni doslov-
no skoro samo S "slingshots"
proti modernim COLLATION. tan
kov in bombnikov, SO revolucio-
narni partizani jugoslovanske
osvobodilne fronte, pod vod-
stvom generala Josipa Brozovi-
ca, XII je bolje poznan kot Tito.
"Svet je bill zrtev varanja,
zrtev velike prevare, katero je
zroci l. propagandistieni
stroj jugoslovanske Wade V iz-
gnanstvu, XII je hotela in posku-
sala prepricati Britanijo in
Ameriko, da je nje-'vlade''-
treba in da Sc mora vrniti k
oblasti v Jugoslaviji.
"Neverjetno delovanje juna-
skega jugoslovanskega odpora
je resnicno; razvoj moci in
edinstya med temi ljudmi je
resnieno. Ampak to MISC Mihaj-
lovicevi cetniki, XII bijejo napa-
dalce, to SO Titovi partizani.
''V drugacnih okoliseinah ne
bi bilo velike razlike, kateri moz
je ma celu te neprekosljive ge-
rilske .borbe, XII je-brez caka,
MIA ma anglesko-amerisko inva-
ri 10, ali anglesko-amerisko
orozje-drzala 20 do 80 osiskih
divizij zaposlenih v Jugoslaviji
in vstran cd Rustic, .Afrike in
Italije. Ampak.v tenn slueaju to
della velikansko razliko..
''.Stvar sega dalee preko Mi
hajlovica in Tita. Sega do ko-
.renin sedanje vojne, XII so tudi
korenine kakrsnega koli bodo-
! cega miru.
"Po vojni, svet-in Evropo in
J Jugoslavij o-bo treba ponovno
zgraditi--in vzroki zakaj Sc Mi
lhajlovH nj boril proti napadal-
Gem kot so Sc borih partizani
in zakaj jeson namesto tega IL
nova in iznova otvarjal BOZ pro
/ tt Titoyim silam 50 vzroki po-
! vezani 2 sodelovanjem Jugosla-
| vie v vojm in nacinonn, vska-
terem bo zgrajena in preusta,
nevijena po koneani vojni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-20
"Poskusajme povedati to '

"Poskusajmo poyedati to VI
kratkem: " yE.
''Pred vojno je bila Jugosla-
vija pod diktatorsko ylade. V
globini je bila dezela raztrgana
po sovinistienih protivnih svr-
hah. Bila je eksploatirana po
inozemskih fina1acnih interesih.
Njena vlada je bila korumpira-
na.. Veeina prebiyalstva je Ii
vela " siromastvu sredi nerazvi-
tih naravnih bogastev.
"Ko je Jugoslavija padla Ego
daj v letu 1941 pod udarcem
osisene invazije, je bill jugoslo-
vanski narod, stotisoee tega ma
roda ,trdno odlocen najprej Sc
upreti osiscu in potem razviti
moe naroda ma nacin, XII bo ONO
goeil ustvarjenje bodocnosti
domovine. ~.
"Bil je to odpor. Bila pa je
to tudi revolucija, vstajenje ma
roda proti raznim sovraznikom.
"Mihajlovie je bill vladin elo-
vek. Ko Sc je dvignil proti re-
.voluciji, Sc je tudi prieel boriti
proti njej. . - =
"Partizani so revolueija, oni
so bodocnost; Mihajlovic in Get
niki so proti-revolucija, oni SO
preteklost
"Da dobijo orozje "a pobija-
ME partizanov, so komandanti
cetnikov sodelovali sedaj dive le-
tt nemskimi in fasisticnimi
italijanskimi komandanti in
medtem je vlada V izgnanstvu V
Londonu kradla partizanom
image ter jih je pripisovala Mi
hajlovicu V javnem tisku.
"Tako je slo to dive lett, dc
nedavnega. Nekateri izned mas
V Zdruzenih drzavah smo incl
prste pri razkritju prevare
Moskovska konferenca je vzels
situacijo v naznanje. Sedaj je
general Maitland Wilson, kot
ze omenjeno, denunciral cetni
Ike.
"Videti je, da bodo Zdruzeni
narodi pozabili Mihajloviea il
PRIMAL. Tita in njegov parti
zanski odpor in revolucijo. Axe
imam JAZZ prav, bo to korak ,
pravo smer-k boljsi Jugosla
viii, k boljsi Evropi in k svetov'
nemu miru.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-20
.Jredllil|l|Oya
.posta
Druzabni vecer Y potast
Louisu Adami6u

Detroit, Mich. Podruznica'
Stew. 1 SANS "a Detroit in o.
kolico, priredi ma cast pisatelja
Louis Adamiea, castnega pred
sednika SANSa in predsednika
Zdruzenih juznoslovanskih A.
merikancev, druzabni veeer z
vecerjo, II. decembra, tocno OBJ
7. uri zvecer, v Slovenskem de-
lavskem domu, 437 S. Livernois
Ave. Vecerja $1.50 "a osebo.
Vabi Sc vse Jugoslovane, da
Sc udelezijo te izredne priredit-
We in spoznajo nasim velikim
roiakom Louis Adamicem, XII
zrtvuje yes cas- in svoje moi
strsko pero, da pomaga svoje-
mu zasuznjenemu narodu k sa-
mostojnosti in svobodi. Adami-
ceva zasluga je, da mas ameris-
ka javnost spoznava "a enako
vredne in mic mani kulturne,
kot so naseljenci in potomci We
likih Anglo-Saksonov.
Vstopnice "a veeerjo Sc dobe
pri sledecih: Mrs. Antonio Loc-
niskar v Slovenskem delavskem
domu. Mrs. Anna Travnik v
Slovenskem narodnem domu,
Mrs. Frances Kapel, 1852 Spar
ia, Tel: Ty-4-2207. Mrs Mary
Rant, 2801 Geneva, Dearborn,
De-4474, Mrs. Mary Knez, 6657
Theisen, Dearborn, Or-1O78,
Mrs. Mary Jurca, 1908 Trum,
bull, To-7-433O, Mrs. Frances
Plautz, 1653O Joslyn, H. P
Un-1-6349, Mrs. Liza Mention
1905 Pallister, Ma-2864.
Vsled izrednih casovnih raz
mer, prijave Sc bodo sprejema'
le lie do /. decembra.
Po vecerji oh 8. uri bo Ada
mic govoril sedanjem poloza
:ju v Sloveniji, Jugoslaviji in M
Balkanu, ter DO podal visa po
jasnila ma stavljena vprasanJs
V diskuziji, XII bo po govor'
sledila.
Vsakemu DO jasno, kaj 81 ma
rod v Sloveniji in Jugoslavij
zeli, ko konea to grozno krvo
little in unicevanje ljudskih do
brin. Kdor ne more k vecerji
maj pride h govoru in diskuzi
il. = Vstopnina je prosta.
Prebitek priredbe je name
njen korist SANSa in Odbor'
Zdruzenih juzno-slovanskih A
merikancev.
Ia podruznico ct. 1 SANSa
Liza Mention, tajnica
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-20
Politika izolacije v Ameriki
je polozzena v grob

Skoro vs komentarji javnosti ozirom ma izreden
nastop drzavnega tajnika Cordela HULA pred obema
zbonicama kongresa, da osebno poroca fenomenanem
uspehu moskovske konference soglasao tem ola e ia
dogodek zgodovinske vaznosti tem da pomen, da Je
poka izolacije kater Zedinjene drzaVe sledle Cd
casa, ko e bia porazena dea Lige narodov, tenn def
nitivno polozena grob. Znan casnikarsk komenator
Raymond Clapper pise tozadevno kot sledi
'Zunanji svet ne more ostati brez globokega vtisa
ozirom ma okoscine, pod katerim je tajnik Cordell
Hull nastopil pred skupnim zasedanjem kongresa. la
dogodek pomenl, da Je kongres ma naJbolJ mpresNen
nacin da javen pecat odobritve nekemu in go
bokemu prepricanu Xxi e prevzeo plasti amerskega
narOda.
"To prepricanje je poosebljeno tajnku Huu in
tenn, kar e stor To je duh vekega uspeha moskovske
konference- epricane, da zavze svoje mesto
svetu dobrih soedov da e to mas trden namen in da
smo, ako treba, p1ipraven rabbit silo prot stm, XII
b prihodnjosti ogrozal mir sveta.
"Sedel sem ma galeiji dlugimi casnikarj in videl
pred seboj zbonico obeh straneh, ko e aplav
zom pozd1avila zjavo drzavnega tanka da e marsalu
Stanu odkIil enega navech drzavnkov in voditeljev
sedanje dobe. Clan kongresa obeh straneh zope
dvaEua zapoledoma poska, ko e tank Hull slavil pa
trijoticno borbo rllskega ljudsva
'Po mojih mslh nj to imeo nikake zveze z vpra-
sanjem komunizma ali boljsevzma da MIN strinja-
ali ne strinjamo ampak bilo e navecje znacnosti
tenn, ker je kOngres tenn pokaza da je dvign mad
take stva in avno in doocno zrazi svoo volo skup
no delo vsemi mirol ubnmi narodi sveta
"Dogodek sam ma seb je bill mnogo vaznejsi cd be-
sed, XII so bile zrecene oh tel pr!il Zelo dvomn, da
ia sucaj pomeni da bodo posej can kabneta podajali
svoja porocila pred skupnm zasedanem kongresa Pav
gotovo DO dogaalo tax nacn. Kajti kongres
je tajnika HULA prredil ceremonj jalen sprejem XII
ga delezn predsednki. svojega sedeza ga
eriji sisal pet predsednikov, ko nastopi pred
obema zbonicama kongresa. Nekateri cd teh nasopov
so bill neznaclni, ampak vec jh je bilo zgodovinske
Vaznos kakor pr pred dVema letoma ko je predsed-
mix Roosevelt zaheval vojno napoved prot Japonski
"To je bilo prvic zgodovni, da je bill kak clan
kabneta tako ceremoniaen nacin sprejet cd kon-
gresa Zbornica in gae1ja sta bill nabito poln Clovek
e cutl, da dogaja nekaj vaznega in vekega Ia OBJ
cutek e bill zraku in uvelen sem, da vtis ega slay
nostnega dogodka bo kmalu zabrsan IL spona onih
XII SO mu bill prica.
'Tako priznanje je bo mogoee Ie tprieo izyrsenega
Gina navse znacinost in kaj takega dogaa vsak
dan To e neka kar stoji zase loceno cd povrec
nth dogajan To je uspeh, XII prpada Cordelu Hullu
Obenem pa predstavlja pomemben menik mis- jenju
ameriSkega ljudstva ozirom razmerje Amerike do
ostalega syeta."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-20

Rekord vojnem casu je razviden IL zgornje foto-
grafe 10 parnkoy, XII razvsceni vLos Angeles, Cal
ker Sc je 10 adij spusto vodo II dneh Ia adjede
MICA je najveea posamezna izdelovanica Liberty" par
nkov Amer in obicajno zgotovi parnik vsakih 36
lr Te dodatne adie SO Sc pc nakliuciu "nakopice.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-20
SkRAT

Delavec Miha Sc je sprl de-
lovedjo in mu zabrusil obraz:
v uho me pisite!"
Yes uzaljen je Sci deloyodja
X ravnatelju ter mu potozil: "V
uho me plsite' mi je dejal della
vec Mihs. Kaj maj STORM ?"
"Kaj?" je zareneal ravnatelj.
"Prav nicesar! Sal ga nj treba
ubogati
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-20

Gospa (kara sluzkinjo):
"Cujte, Jera, vi sc zmefom po-
ljubljate S fanton, XII nam pri-
nasa zjutraj mleko. Odslej bonn
prevzela vsako jutro mleko
JAZZ"
Sluzkinja: "Toda, gospa, sal
vas ne bo hotel poljubiti. 49,
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Women of Prince Georges
Display Arts and Crafts

An exhibit of arts and crafts rep
resenting wide range of talents
was one of the features OF the 9th
annual meeting of the Prince
Georges County Federation Of
Women's Clubs yesterday at the
YWCA at Seventeenth and K
streets NV.
The display, which was sponsored
by the federation's fine arts de-
partment, included needlework, knit
ted articles, copperware, hand
painted chinaware, a collection of
scrapbooks and flower show"
Included with the needlework was
an embroidered and appliqued table
cloth made by three members of the
Lanham Study Club who devoted q
year to the work.
One table was the exclusive pres
entation of the federation's Red
Cross units and included layettes,
servicemens sweaters, pajamaS,
flannel shirts, kit bags for soldiers
and variety of other articles re-
quested by the Red Cross for dis
tribution among men of the armed
forces and among needy civilians.
Trays, book ends, candlesticks and
costume jewelry were among the
copper articles, many of which were
made by members of the Women's
Club of Greenbelt.
Taste and individuality was evi-
dent in the flower display which, in
addition to fine specimens of flowers
now in season, included arrange
ments in bowls, vases and other con-
tainers. A miniature woodland
scene" was portrayed in one entry
in which small maple and pine twigs
were arranged with mountain laurel,
double creeping buttercups, tiny
huckleberry blossoms, bluettes, sor-
rel and a are lady's slipper.
Another entry was an arrange
ment of water lilies placed in blue
glass bowl centered with a tiny self
operating fountain.
Mrs. Roy Braden, chairman of the
fine arts department, was in charge
of the arts and crafts exhibit. Mrs.
Octave Bigoness was chairman of
the flower exhibit. "
The display, set up in the lounge
on the fourth floor of the YWCA,
was open to visitors during the
morning and afternoon sessions.
An address by DR.. John R. Cart
wright, pastor of the Immaculate
Conception Church of Washington,
featured the morning program,
which was opened by Mrs. Alfred
R. Lee, president of the county
federation. Delegates were well
coined by Mrs. c. E. James, president
of the Oxon Hill Women's Com
munity Club, with the response
given by Mrs. Harry Nalley, first
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Esther Kravitz Heads
Hadassah Group

Esther Kravitz has been elected
president of the Business and Pro-
fessional Division of Hadassah, ac-
cording to an announcement.
Other newly elected officers are
Lee Scherr, first vice president;
Sylvia Fodiman, second vice presi-
dent; Rosalie Kaminsky, treasurer: !:
Sylvia Luria, recording secretary;
Fannie Tanenbaum, corresponding
secretary, and Ida May Goldstein,
assistant corresponding secretary
-Four members elected to the board
are Lillian Lichtenberg, Blanche
Berlin, Marion Goldman and Jeanne
Porten.
Officers will be- installed at a din
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Miss Bridge Heads
Professional WRITER'S

Miss Viva Bridge was elected
president of the Professional Writers
Club att its annual meeting this week.
Frances Idelle Fox was elected first
vice president, Helene Potts second
vice president, Louise La Combe Dill
recording secretary, Roberta Arm
brlster corresponding secretary,
Katherine Heinold treasurer, Cor
nelia Cornell Compson registrar,
Beatrice Dodge librarian, Sadie M.
Sears auditor, Wanda Mae johnson
counsel, c. Virginia Diedel parlia-
mentarian and Mary M. Burnett
YWCA liaison officer.
Miss johnson, the retiring presi-
dent, was presented with a silver gift
from the club.
A poetry festival in celebration of
national poetry week will be held by
members of the club at pm. Sun
day, with Mrs. Leila w. Marshall,
poetry chairman, in charge.
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Woodside Women
To Install Officers

Installation Of new officers will
follow luncheon meeting of the
Woman's Club of Woodside We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs. Law
renee James. Red Cross sewing will
be held from 10 am. until 1890
pm.
New officers include Mrs. M. l.
Christie, who succeeds Mrs. Eben
Whitcomb as president: Mrs. Allen
H. Gardner, vice president; Mrs.
James B. Mattison, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Lawrence James, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. S. j. Solo
mon, treasurer; Mrs. George Butler,
auditor, and Mrs. Victor Grotlisch,
director.
Evening star., 1943-05-21
St. Paul's Mothers
Meet Tuesday

A meeting of the newly organized
Mothers Guild of st. Pauls Academy
will be held at 8 pm. Tuesday in the
school auditorium, 1921 v street NV.
Guest speaker will be Father Edgar
Schneider, o. S. B., author of many
articles on Catholic family relations.
Following the address a moving pic
ture of the Canadian Pacific will be
shown and refreshments served.
Mrs. James w. Brockwen will pre-
side and present the chaplain, Father
Cornelius Dacey, pastor of st. Paul's
Church.
A tea will be held next week for
members of the graduating class.
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Miss Clark Returns
From Buenos Aires
For Brief Visit

Miss Ethel Clark, general secretary
of the Young Women's Christian
Association in Buenos Aires, Argen-
tina, for the last three years, ar
rived this week for a brief visit in
Washington and is making her
headquarters at the YWCA Strong
Residence.
Miss Clark expects to return in
July to Argentina, where she was
sent as an advisory secretary to help
the local staff with administrative
and program planning. The ar
rangement represents a sort of
'lease-lend' of personnel.
The Buenos Aires YWCA is over
SO years old, she said, with its own
board and a staff of 13 Argentine
girls and women. Every continent
is represented in its cosmopolitan
membership, which includes IS ma
tpnalities.
Enthusiastic about the part the
YWCA is playing in promoting good
will among the North and South
American countries, Miss Clark re-
ports that the Buenos Aires asso-
citation has been featuring inter-
American celebrations for several
years. The programs are held on the
independence days of the countries
honored.'
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Goucher Club to Elect

A dinner meeting will be held by
the Goucher Club of Washington
at $50 pm Monday at the Fair
fax Hotel, 210O Massachusetts ave-
nue. NV. The dinner, which will
be the final one on the years pro-
gram, will be followed by election of
officers. Mrs. Albert Armstrong of
1881 Georgia avenue NV, president
OF the Washington alumnae group
is In charge of arrangements and
reservations for the dinner.
Evening star., 1943-05-21
First ESQ Here
Twill Be Formed
Tomorrow Night
Miss WilS0n to Talk
To Nezv HOSfeSSeS
At YMCA CeremOny Y

Miss Eleanor Wilson, Women'S &C.
tivities director of the Army and
Navy YMCA, will address 300 vol
unteers who have completed the
YMCA-USO hostess training course
at 8 O'Clock tonight at the YMCA
Auditorium, 1876 G street NV
Award Of certificates to the newly
qualified hostesses will be a feature
of the meeting.
Miss Wilson, who is due to ar
rive In Washington today from New
York, will assist with formation OF
Washington first unit of the Girls
Service Organization tomorrow night
at the central YMCA.
Her schedule also calls for a talk
this afternoon at the Masonic Audi
torium in Anacostia before a COM
mittee of volunteers who will assist
in USO activities in that area under
Don c. Shoemaker, YMCA-USO
worker.
Considered one of USO's out
standing speakers and organizers
Miss Wilson has pioneered in Army
and Navy YMCA work since her
appointment to the San Diego
(Calif) branch in 1880. In her
present position she heads the pro-
grams of more than 100000 women
volunteers and 125 professional staff
workers.
Since 1910 she has visited all
major camp areas in this country
and has organized auxiliaries, host
ess units, clubs for Army and Navy
Wives and the Girls Service Organ
izations, which have opened YMCA
doors in all parts of the world to
wives and children of servicemen.
The Girls Service Organization
more frequently called the ESQ
now has a membership of $4,000
women between 18 and 30 years of
age in this country, Alaska, Puerto
Rico, Jamaica and Hawaii.
Prominent in women's organiza-
tions, Miss Wilson has honorary
status in IA patriotic organizations
IN recognition of her work in their
behalf.
The local YMCA-USO hostess
training course. which will be con-
cluded formally at tonight's meet
ing, will be repeated next month
for another group of volunteers. En-
rolment of new applicants is under
the direction of Mrs. Janet M. King
chairman of the courses, and Miss
10 Webb, chairman Of senior host
eSSeS.
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Chapter Will Have
Mrs. Pouch as Guest

Mrs. william H. Pouch, president
general of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution, will be among
the honor guests at a birthday
tea" to be held by Dolly Madison
Chapter from 4 to 6 pm. tomorrow
at the home of the regent, Mrs.
Alexander H. Ruhl. A number of
National and State officers also
will be guests.
Mrs. Ruhl will be assisted by
Mrs. Leonard B. Baker, Mrs. George
Middleton, Mrs. Henry H. Knipe,
Mrs. Robert A. Bier and members
of the CHAPTER.
Evening star., 1943-05-21

vice president Of the county fed
Grafton.
Luncheon at 1890 pm. preceded
an address by Mrs. Georgette Ross
Howard on Deborah, 1943 Model"
Those in charge Of the program
included Mrs. william G. Breen,
Mrs. Bernard j. Coyle and Mrs.
Henry Naylor. Mrs. Paul Jackson
and Mrs. James were chairmen Of
hospitality, and Mrs. Peter Duguid,
Mrs. Ulysses Hoge and Mrs J. Ray
mond Coomes in charge of creden-
tials. Pages were Mrs. Carlton
Payles and Mrs. M. A. Nicely.
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Holy Trinity Alumnae
Will Fete Children

A children's party to be given by
the Holy Trinity Alumnae for the
benefit of their scholarship fund
will be held from 3 to 5 pm. Sum-
day In the school auditorium. A
program will feature children Of
alumnae members. Refreshments
will be served and prizes awarded.
On the Committee of Arrange
ments are Miss Catherine Byrne,
Miss Helen Garland, Miss Dorothy
Mae Robinson and Miss Marie
Rulien.
Evening star., 1943-05-21
ORT Plans Luncheon

The spring luncheon of the Wash
ington Chapter, Woman's American
ORT, will be held at 1890 pm. Mon
day in the Chinese room of the
Mayf1ower Hotel The program will
include vocal selections by Nine.
Jenia Ury and installation of new
officers by Mrs. Arthur Newman.
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Petworth Women
Close Season

The Executive Board of the Pet.
worth Woman's Club held its last
luncheon meeting Of the season
yesterday at Mrs. KS Toll HOUSE
Tavern, 92o1 Colesville road, Silve,
Spring, Md.
Section and committee chairmen
and directors were among those at
tending.
Mrs. Frank J. MacNaugh, who is
terminating her two-year term as
president, was presented with an
attractive gift by members of the
outgoing Executive Board.
Evening star., 1943-05-21

ner June Is by Mrs. Aaron Shalc-
witz, newly elected president of the
Washington Chapter of Hadassah.
Guest speaker will be Mrs. Raphael
Tourover, national vice president of
HadaSSah.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-22
COMIC WESTERN,
 COB MUSICAL ON
 DOUBLE BILL HERE
Road Agent and Sweet. heart of the Fleet'
 at Capitol Tonight

Road Agent" latest in a series of Universal action dramas starring Dick Foran, Leo Carrillo and Andy Devine, opens tonight at the Cap ital theatre.
 The widely varied talents of this newly formed cinema trio are said to be expertly exploited in this col orful story of the old west that deals with a war between cattlemen and desperadoes.
 The supporting cast includes such well known players as Annie Cwynne. Richard Davies, Anne Nagel, John Galloudet and Samuel s. Hinds
 Sweetheart of the Fleet second offering on the double bill, is a merry Columbia musical dealing with the nautical maneuvers of the gals who sing the blues to the boys in blue Again featuring JinX Falk- onburg, Joan Woodbury and Joan Davis, those sweet-singin' sweet hearts of Two Latins from Manhat- tan" the new comedy also in- cludes Brenda and Cobina," of ra- dio fame, in its talented cast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-01-22
ALASKA GAME COMMISSION IS MEETING
All Com m missioners Are Now Here = Field
 Men Coming

The Alaska Game Commissioners are now all present at Juneau and meeting began this morning at 9 o'clock
 Chairman Earl Dinner, who has been in town several days, an- nounced the arrival of Commission CTS Andy Simons from the Kenai Peninsula and Gordon Springbett from Fairbanks. Arriving on the M. S. Penguin from Seattle was Commissioner Frank P. Williams of St. Michael Also arriving on the Penguin was Milton Furness, who will be attached to the fiscal office of the Game Commission at Ju- neau. Elsie Blythe returned from Seattle and is at heH desk again today.
 Field men of the Game Commis- sion due to arrive both from the north and south within short time are: Clarence J. Rhode, Senior Administrative Assistant, Fairbanks i; Jack OCohnor, Senior Administra- tive Assistant, Anchorage; Frank Chaser, Predatory Animal Agent, Nome; H. R. Sarbers Wildlife Agent, Petersburg; Dan Ralston. Wildlife Agent, Ketchikan: and James R. Leekley, in charge of Alaska Fur Experiment Station at Petersburg
 The Commission will be in session for the next ten or twelve days.