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Evening star., 1944-04-09
Scottish Rite Masons
Meet This Afternoon

Evangelist Chapter, Knights Rose
Crotx, Scottish Rite Masons, will
conduct the services this afternoon
at the temple, 2800 Sixteenth street
NV, in which the ceremony of
relighting the lights and the cele-
bration of the mystic banquet will
be observed. Hector G.. Spaulding,
wise master, will preside. The prin-
cipal address will be delivered by
Rear Admiral Thomas L. Catch,
judge advocate general of the Navy.
On Tuesday evening election of
officers of Evangelist Chapter will
be held at 7:30 o'clock. The l4th
degree will also be exemplif1ed for
the members of the Frederick M.
Book Glass.
Evening star., 1944-04-09
Good Manners

BY Mary 10 Langland, II.
Cranch School
When people go to the concert,
I think they should enjoy it;
But when they play the encore,
Some people just ignore it.
Instead, they twist and turn,
And try to get their wraps on;
Then they run for the exit,
And don't even put their hats or
But when I go to the concert,
I'm going to be polite,
And wait until its over
Then I'll applaud and act right
Evening star., 1944-04-09
By Florence s. Berryman.

The G Place Gallery Is celebrat-
ing the first anniversary of David
Porter's activities in Washington S
art world. He opened a gallery in
Georgetown on March %, 1943, with
an inaugural exhibition introducing
several Midwestern painters. It was
succeeded at intervals of three weeks
each by four other shows.
During the summer he and Caresse
Crosby took large group of paint
ings to Southampton, Long Island,
and in November they jointly opened
G Place Gallery. The exhibitions
shown there to date, however, have
been independent rather than Joint
enterprise. Those arranged by Mrs.
Crosby are hung in the first-f1oor
gallery, while Mr.. Porter's offerings
are displayed on the second floor.
On April l a new trio of exhibi-
tions was opened, which remain
through next Friday. Mrs Crosby
Is sponsoring a one-man show by
Ian Hugo, comprising more than 40
engraved copper plates and prints
from them. Mr.. Porter is respon-
sible for an exhibition entitled April
| in Washington" and a collection of
documentary photographs by Peter
| Sekaer.
Modern Engraver
Ian Hugo draws directly on the cop
per plate without preliminary
sketches. He has a fluent, expressive
line, delicate but exuberant. The
beautifully polished plates on view
have exquisite linear traceries which
make strong, precise prints. His sub
jects are imaginative fantasies. They
suggest moods, dreams and night
mares.
Some of his titles afford clews if
one care to study the prints from
an intellectual viewpoint. Some
spectators will doubtless be content
to regard them as decorations. The
artist has stressed the latter aspect
in some instances by sinking the
engraved plates in plaster plaques
| for hanging on the wall
Every one who has shuddered over
"Dracula" will understand the mood
of the engraving entitled 'Mang, the
Bat" Mr.. Hugo's bat does not re-
semble those we see hanging from
rafterS in deserted barns 1t is a
sort of nightmarish concept of the
creature, with abstract shapes of
fear and terror at the bottom of the
print. Amoebic forms interpret In
the Beginning" "Panache" is a
gorgeously plumaged bird which
nevertheless is unknown to ornithol-
ogistS.
Seventeen of the works shown
are pure line engravings, four 9TH
ers are the artists, experiments with
a technique once employed by Will
liam Blake in his Prophetic Books
a combination of etching and en-
craving on one plate, printed in re-
lief He has used it to illustrate
two books by his wife, Anais Min
entitled, Winter Of Artiflce' and
Under a Glass Bell" Those ac-
quainted with the first, published
two years ago, know how harmon
iously the prints illustrate the text
Mr.. Hugo was born in Boston and
studied engraving with Stanley Will
liam Hayter, leader in the revival
of line engraving among contem-
porary printmakers.
Photography
Peter Sekaer, director of photo
graphic activities for the American
Red Gross, is having a one man show
of documentary photographs ar
Evening star., 1944-04-09
Caroline Bean Exhibition

Caroline Van H. Bean is exhibiting
street scenes and portrait drawings
in the Alexandria Library, April
3 to Is. The former were done in
New York, Charleston, St. Angus
tine and Washington. The artist is
the widow of Capt. Binyon and
well known in Washington, having
maintained studio here for several
years prior to her husbands death
and her removal to Alexandria. She
has frequently exhibited in the Cor
coran Gallery and elsewhere here.
Evening star., 1944-04-09

Meas Quiz AnswerS
l. Staraya RuSSa. 2. Premier
Mikolajczyk. g. 210O miles. 4. The
Panchen Lama, a 7-year- old Chi
nese peasant boy, born Lingerh
La-Mu-Tan-Chu. 5. The United
States.
Evening star., 1944-04-09
Chilean Artist Exhibition
At Pan american Union

Under the patronage of the AM
bassador of Chile and Sonora dc
Michels, a distinguished Chilean
artist, Mireya Lafuente, is exhibit
ing paintings, made in Mexico anG
Chile, at the Pan American Union
1t is colorful and impressive dis
play, consisting of no less than 81
canvases, some of which are un-
usually large. Upon entrance the
visitor is almost overpowered by the
strength of color and severity OF
treatment, but as one fingers this
gives way to admiration for the
singleneSs of purpose and firmness
of conviction evidenced on the part
OF the painter.
In 1880 Sonora Lafuente was com.
missioned by the government oi
Chile TO travel and study in Europe
but this experience has not ap.
parently clouded her vision or af-
fected her personality. Her art is
distinctly that of our sister repub-
hes TO the south, derived from ar
ancient civilization utterly different
In l94l Sonora Lafuente was sent
by her government to Mexico on {
cultural mission, at which time ar
exhibition of her paintings was helc
in the Palace of Fine Arts, Mexico
City, under the auspices of the De-
partment of Education About hall
OF the works that she is now show.
ing were made in Mexico. Tht
other half are Chilean. In the lat.
ter there Is, it would seem. a Ger.
tain tenderness which is less per
suasive in the former. But that may
after all, be mere chance.
The most striking feature of thi.
exhibition is, without question, the
painters more than life-size heads
very bold and aggressive, though
rendered with utmost simplicity; the
most charming, her paintings of The
outdoor world, especially her foul
large landscapes of Chile, by which
the exhibition is introduced. Alst
among her numerous still-life sub.
Jects are some which pattern de.
hghtfully and are decorative in ar.
rangement and color-such for in.
stance as "Sherherd's Offering t
the Virgin at Guanajunto, Mexico.
There would seem no reason why
having gone so far, this gifted ant
characterful artist should not II
still farther. OF her talent ther,
can be no doubt.
Edgar Nye Memorial
Exhibition at CorcOran
There Is quiet dignity In tn,
paintings which make up the Edga
Evening star., 1944-04-09
Puppy Love
By Betsy Lou CorSot

By Betsy Lou Coyson, II,
Powell Junior High School
A pair of hearts carved On a tree,
A whispered word from you to me,
A secret smile, furtive glance,
Two eyes that meet, as in a trance;
Your sparkling eyes and glowing grin
The singing heart I feel within.
1t all adds up to just one thing
It's either puppy love-or spring.
Evening star., 1944-04-09
Quiz

l. What important railroad CEN
ter near Lake linen, on the Baltic
Sea, was evacuated recently by the
Germans?
2. Who is head of the Polish gov
ernment in exile?
3. What is the distance from the
Truk Islands to Toxic?
4. Who is the spiritual ruler OF
Tibet?
s. What army is said to have the
best teeth in the world?
Evening star., 1944-04-09
BY JESSE c. SUTER.

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Evening star., 1944-04-09

fresh and gave exceptionally well
the impression of light through at
mosphere without exaggeration.
Following Mr.. Nye's death last
November the Corcoran Gallery OF
Art, through the cooperation of his
widow, arranged for the present me-
mortal exhibition, fitting tribute
to an alumnus of the Corcorar
School and to one who had striven
constantly to uphold in his work a
high ideal.
O'Hara and Clarke Elected
Associates of NatI academy
The National Academy, New York
in connection with it's 118th annual
exhibition, now current, has an
nounced the election of 81 new as
sociate members, among whom are
Eliot O'Hara, water colorist of this
city, and Gilmore D. Clarke, archi-
tect, chairman of the National Com
mission of Fine Arts. Heretofore the
academy has only admitted to men,
bership painters in oil, regarding
water colors as merely incidental
thereto. Now they have formed a
section for those who, like Mr.
O'Hara, have evidenced the virility
Of the lesser medium and proved
its potentialities. Other outstanding
water colorists elected to member
ship at this time were John Whorf,
Millard Sheets, Andrew Wyeth
Charles Burchfield and John Marin,
all well known here.
Evening star., 1944-04-09

Sensible
You look like a sensible girl.
Will you marry me?'
No. I'm just as sensible as I
look"
Dunbar News Reel
Evening star., 1944-04-09
PhOfOgrabhy

Peter Sekaer, director of photo
graphic activities for the American
Red Gross, is having one-man show
of documentary photographs ar
ranged by David Porter in the hall
Evening star., 1944-04-09

joel went to the dog show yes
terday.
Jane-Did you win a prize?
-Gayle Owens
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
CENTRALNI ODBOR
ZOJSA V Chicago
~USTANOVLJEN

Chicago, iii. - Ma zelio vec
rodoliubov, da hi Sc v cikaSkem
mestu osnoval nekak centralni
odbor vseh Jugoslovanov, XII bi
hoteli ma kak nacin sodelovati
in podpirati akcijo Zdruzenega
odbora jugoslovanskih Ameri-
kancev, sva Sc na ~povabilo V.
Cainkarja odzvala ma ia Skupni
sestanek cd Sansove podruznice
st. 2 predsednik Louis Volk in
JAZZ. Ia sestanek Sc je vrsil dine
30. januarja v Hrvatski sokolski
dvorani ma S. Racine ave. Ia
stopani SO bill Hrvatje, Sloven-
ci, Srbi, Bolgari in bosanski mu-
slimani. Joseph N. Bazdaric je
otvoril sestanek, oziroma seio,
in predlozH dnevni red, kateri
je bill soglasno sprejet. Navzoci
SO poudarjali pomen in potrebo
takih skupnih organizacii po-
vsod kjer je mogoce, da tako
zdruzeni podpiramo akcijo z. O..
J.S.A. in skupno prirejamo vec-
je priredbe in shode. Pc dveurni
zanimivi razpravi smo ustano-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09

je najboljsi Wis V tel diskuziji
napravil Italian Salvemini. On
je sposoben, slovit professor, po-
znavalec klerikalizma, vatikan-
ske politike, Mussolinija in Sc
marsicesa intimno, pa je lahko
govoril bolj avtoritativno kot pa
AdamiG, Kosanovic in Bogdan
Radica, mad katerimi Sc Frank
huduje, ker ali MISC bill kos ma
logi, ali pa SO zanemarili priloz-
most. Kerze pravi, ola sta slednja
diva raise pustila priloznost L..
AdamiGu, XII ne pozna ~vpraSanja
mel kakor ga poznata Radica in
Kosanovic, potem pa, ko je Ada
mic S svojimi besedami zavozil,
pa sta ga pustila ma cedilu, ida
je IL vse debate prisel ma dan kot
najboljsi in najbolj pripravljen
- Lab Salvemini." A nato pa
Kerze lie prizna, da je Salvemini
res bill kos nalogi, z ugotovitvi-
10, ida je S svojo zmoznostjo O.
caral cello Adamica samega."
Nato pa, da je baje Adamic IL
javil, da maj ostane ~vprasanje
(teh) meja Siroko odprto.
Kerze v svojem clanku vpra-
suje, kdaj je najvisji centralni
odbor treh ali stirih narodnih
svetov (ZOJSA) sklenil, da Sc
smatra vprasanje mel med TIA
lilo in Jugoslavijo odprto vpra-
SAME.
Nobenkrat nj kaj takega skle-
nil. Ma tistem diskuzijskem O.
mizju Sc je morala zgoditi kaka
pomota. Kar Sc Sansa tice, je
odlocno zakljucil, da zahteva
zedinjeno Slovenijo. Tudi Hr-
waite ne smatrajo mel svoje roj-
sine dezele "a odprto vprasanje.
A kadar imajo pri omizjih nasi
ljudje opraviti S prijateljskimi,
sposobnimi Italijani, kakor je
Salvemini, Sc prav lahko prime
ri, da SO pripravljeni popuscati,
&c ne v drugem, sal v besedah in
81 izmenjavati komplimente. To
je lahko nevarno, Ker Sc stvari
razvijajo tako, ola bodo Italijani
skusali ohraniti del svojega pre-
stidza sal ma racun jugoslovan-
skega, torej s~lovenskega in hr-
vatskega teritorija. Cujecnost
je tn potrebna tudi obcevanju
z ucenjaki, kot je liberalni Sal
vemini, XII je znan nasprotnik
faSizma in klerikalizma, a OBJ
enem zaveden Italian.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09

viii tako organizacijo in izvolili
sledeci odbor:: Predsednik, Jos.
N. Bazdarich; podpredsedniki
(od vsake narodnosti eden: Ri
sto Nogulic, Anton Krapenc, G..
Racheff, Mato Brzovic in Rudo
Pirich. Tajnik, Frank Zornjak,
5000 S. Nachez ave-, Chicago 38,
Ill. POMONA tajnika: John
Gottlieb in Flip Terzieff. Bla-
gajnik, Joseph Oblak. Nadzor-
nj odbor: Helen Kusar, Frank
Novosel in Luka Buffalo.
Publicijski odbor: Lazar To-
dorovic, John Turk, Frank Kra-
sic in M. Strueff.
Seize Sc bodo vrsile vsako zad-
MO nedeljo v mesecu oh 2. po-
poldan v Hrvatskem Narodnem
Sokolskem domu, 1907 S. Raci-
ne ave. Vsak, XII ina cut do svo-
jega naroda in katerega zanima,
je dobrodosel ma te seize.
Ia pricetne stroSke, kot "a ma
bavo poslovnih knjig, poStnino
in podobno, je bila osvojena SUI
gestija, da vsak Timed navzocih
daruje en- dollar, kar Sc je zgodi-
10. Nekateri so dali tudi vec in
tako smo zbrali takoj $65.
To je ma kratko izcrpek tie u
stanovne seize. Poteka 81 nisem
zapisoval, ker nisem pricakoval,
da mi DO dana naloga seznaniti
slovensko %javnost o vsem tenn.
Kar je med drugim IL razprave
vazno, maj omenim, da je Hele-
ma Kusar priporocala, da maj Sc
vsak Jugoslovanov zaveze pla-
cevati nekak "narodni davek'
kolikor kdo more, "a gotovo do
DO in da mai Sc tax APPEL priobci
V vseh nash casopisih. Ker je
bio re pozno in proti koncu Sc
je, Sc je razprava o ten prelozi-
la ma prihodnjo sejo. Sauna.
MANFRED Mrs. Kusar pa je oblju-
bila, da DO placevala skozi pri-
hodnje tri mesece vsak teden
pc en- dollar, kar je re zacela ia
koj pc sell. Posnemanja vredno.
Ia sestanek je bill sklican V
zelo kratkem casu, tako da nj
bio mogoce obvestiti vse jugo-
slovanske organizacije in dru-
stva ma njihovih sejah, kar pa Sc
DO Sc zgodilo.
Ia Centralni odbor juznoslo-
vanskih Amerikancev,
John Turk.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09

ZSZ (Zveza slovenskih zup-
nij) je izdala brosuro Shall
Slovenia be Sovietized?" IS ka-
tero pobija, kakor poroca mil
wauSki "Obzor", Louis Adami-
cevo trditev, da je "Slovenia
ready or eager for Sovietiza-
ton. Namen .tega pamfleta slo-
venskih zupnij v Ohiu, XII so ga
izdale, je oteti Slovenijo pred
%'sovjetiziranjem'' in 10 obvaro-
vati pridruzenja k Sovjetski
uniji. Ker pa ZSz zastopa v tel
veliki dezeli samo $50, 900. ljudi
(kot je pred letom dni uradno
trdila), kar je premalo "a memo
veliko nalogo, 81 DO prot Ada
micevi sovjetski n%evarnosti uti-
rala pot med Amerikanci S svo-
10 novo broSuro. Tako Sc torej
DELUXE vsekrizem "a same osvo-
boditve pred nekom.
Kongresnik F. E. Busbey r.,
ILL., je ma shodu industrialcev
dine %. jan. oznacil Louisa Ada
mica "a boil nevarnega "naSi u
stavi, kot pa je Earl Browder".
Torej ina ZSz enega zaveznika
proti Adamicu vec. Kongresnik
Busbey je clan Diesove komisi-
je, XII je brskala "a Adamicem
re pc vseh kotih in izsledila, da
je on clan okrog pol ducata ko-
m%unisticnih frontnih organiza-
eli. Ena teh je slovanski kon-
gres, dale kajpada ZOJSA, in
tudi SANS DO v Diesovi komisi-
il dobil slicno oznacbo, sc je re
nj. Posebno Sc, ker nekateri slo-
venski katolicani Diesa ma San
SOW "komunizem" zivahno opo-
zarjajo, S priporocilom, maj mu
stori konec. Drugi pa ga vpra-
Sujejo, dali je Adamic res ko-
munist. Torej nekaj Sc DO nekje
re prijelo, da DO drzalo.
Msgr. F. J. Sheen Sc S komu-
nizmom tudi zelo rad peca. Pc
njegovem je to jake e~lasticna
oznacba, kot ma primer faSizem.
Ako 81 prot komunizmu, ii pra-
WHO komunisti faSist, &c pa po-
bias faSizem, tie faSisti zmerja-
10 S komunistom, meni Rev.
Sheen, Torej moras biti "proti"
kakSni stvari, da 81 bodisi faSist
ali pa komunist. Sheen OBJ enem
razlaga, ola ko Sc je Stain odlo-
ell "a pobijanje starih revolp-
cionarnih zidov, prvih gradite-
ljev boljSeviSke revolucije, jim
je dial zig trockistov. zidov
MANFRED on ne pobija, lie trocki-
ste, pravi Sheen.
Kaj je komunist? Use defini-
CHE, XII SO doslej veljale "a to
oznacbo, SO izgubile svoj pref
snji pomen. Pred Is. lett je bill
komunist proti vsemu temu, kar
sedaj propagira tajnik komuni-
sticne stranke Earl Browder "a
edino pravilno. Vzlic temu Sc
smatra "a komunista, dasi bi ga
vsi njegovi predniki pc svojih
teorijah morali proglasiti "a IL
dajalca in ga kratkomalo lob
citi in "likvidirati''.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09

(Nadaljevanje z 2. strani.)
let, sem ponosen, da nisem ME
govih vrst nikdar zapustili.
Sodrugi, list je mas in nase
glasilo in pole "a njegovo raz-
s~irjenje Sc vedno Siroko. V tenn
letu mora biti kvota dosezena.
Ruski reIif
Prihodnji teden bonn poroeal
Q posebni kampanji "a posilja-
ME malih zavojev Evil in dru-
9Th potrebScin V Rusijo. Denar-
nih ~prispevkov v ia namen mi
null teden nj bilo.y
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
KOMENTAR.JI |


Komunisti SO v prvi vrsti IL
sti Browderjevi ljudje, XII ne ia
je, da 81 clani svoje stranke. In
stranka pa je vcasi "a nasilni
prevrat, vcasi prot Rooseveltu,
potem ma vso moe zanj; vcasi je
"a stavke, a nato pa proti MIN
boil kakor pa sta Pegler in Kali
tenborn, Gabriel Heater etc.
Dale SO pc Diesovem tolmace-
nju komunisti vsi tisti, XII so
proti visokim profitom, roper
blatenje delavcev in nasprotni
"ameriskim tradicijam'. In vsi,
XII izpodkopavajo temelje nase-
mu gospodarskemu redu, XII mu
pravijo free enterprise. Toda
Browder teh ne priznava "a ko-
muniste, ker '%'rusijo amerisko
slogo'.
Neki kapitalist je bill v disku-
zijskem forumu vprasan, &c je
fasist, ker je zagovarjal "drafta-
ME delavcev', kakor je priporo-
cal Roosevelt v svoji poslanici
kongresu. Kapitalist ma vprasa-
ME nj odgovoril, pac pa vprasal,
"kai lie faSist??" Doticnik, XII lie
kapitalista mislil spraviti V "a
drego, mu nj pojasnil, ker je bill
sam v zadregi. Kajti oznacbi
"fasist" in 'komunist' sta postal
psovki, ki Sc ju luca semintja
tjavendan, brez premisleka. Ker
sta ODE besedi postal orodje in
sredstvo v notranji in vnanji
politiki raznih dezel, ne pome-
nita v krogu onih, XII Sc ju po-
sluzujejo, nicesar drugega ra-
zen to, kar tisti, XII ju uporablja-
jo, slucajno mislijo tisti mo-
ment, ko jul izgovarjajo.
Komunizem v bistvu pomeni
sistem in ljudi, XII ~verujejo in
delujejo "a komunalni socialni
red. Sal tako Sc je to besedo toll
macilo pred boljsevisko revolu-
clio in V besednjakih Sc velja
podobna razlaga 0 Mi. Enako "a
socializem in socialiste. Use dru-
go o "komunizmu" je zgoli
zmerjanje, slepomisenje in "a
vajanje, S katerim nina BOZ "a
boliSo cloveSko druzbo nicesar
sorodnega.
Sluzbene NOvine V Beogradu
so pred vec kot 20 lett Proletar-
ca oznacile "a "ekstremno ko-
munisticen list. Dohod V Jugo-
Slavic mu je bill prepovedan,
nato Sc Majskemu glasu in A
meriSkemu druzinskemu kole-
dariu. Pri sestih slovenskih
knjizevnikih in zadrugarjih, XII
so prejemali "ekstremno komu-
nisticnega Proletarca'' ma skri-
vaj, je bila uvedena hisna pre-
iskava pc %polnoeni uri. A prav
v istem letu je smelo V Jugosla-
WHO Sc svobodno prihajati mr.
vaSko glasilo am. komunisticne
stranke. Bio je MANFRED ureje-
vano "a Jugoslavijo tako, ola nj
bilo "ekstremno komunisticno'.
Dejansko je vprasanje samo
emo: Ali 81 "a sistem kakrsen je
in je bill, ali 81 prot MENU? V
Spaniji je bio malo komuni-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-02-09
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