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Evening star., 1946-03-03
Business and Professional
m

Clubs
Zonta Club-wednesday, l pm, YWCA
Loan" Speakers: Mrs. Joseph Boggs
kayanaugh, Mrs. Harvey Bundy, Mrs
Richard Bentley and Mrs. Walter
Tho Pilot Club--Tuesday, 6:15 pm.
Blackstone Hotel, business meeting.
Women's Advertising Club Of Washington
Wednesday, 1870 pm, Lee-Sheraton
Hotel. luncheon meeting: speaker, How
ard Baldwin, national advertising man.
ager Of the, New Yorker. What Price
Circulation
Community Clubs
Woman's Club of Chevy Chase-Tuesday
m. drama section, one-act play,
White BlackmaiP'; speaker, Horton
King. Of King Smith Studio School:
Thursday, 2 pm. art section. National
Gallery of Art lecture hall: speaker,
Miss Amy Briggs, Tapestries
Silver Spring Woman's Ciub-Tomorrow
@ Taesday. = $50 $50 am, eaI arts seen .nd rss crafts
group. with Mrs W. Franklin Morrison,
group with Mrs. Winter M. Brady, 2os5
Lanier drive, Silver Spring. Wednesday
II am. monthly meeting, Jesup Blair
Community Center; speaker. George
Eastment, of University Of Maryland,
two films showing work Of UNRRA.
Takoma Park Women's Club-Tuesday, l
pm, Presbyterian Church: speaker, Or
Evening star., 1946-03-03
Niemeyer to Speak
To Drama GrOHb

DR.. Charles Niemeyer of the drama
departn University of Mary
land, will be guest speaker at a
meeting of the drama section,
League of American Pen Women, at
7:45 pm. tomorrow in the studio.
1851 Columbia road NV. The
speaker took his doctorate in drama
at Yale University and for four
years was engaged professionally as
stage manager and actor in New
York. During that time he was as
ISOLATED with the Group Theater,
Orson Welles and the Theater
Union. He has written plays since
early youth and now is engaged in
writing several which will be pro-
duced professionally.
The election of Mrs. Leroy w. TIL
ton as State president automatically
makes her a member of the Ma
tional Executive Board. The Nom
nations Committee to select a slate
of candidates, for election at the
annual meeting in the spring, in
cludes Miss Marguerite Merigold,
Miss Eleanor Cox, Miss Ivy Beacl1y.
Mrs. Rene j. Taylor and Mrs. An
gela McHugh Barr.
The committee to select delegates
to the national biennial convention
to be held May II to II includes
Mrs. Faber Stevenson, Mrs. Tilton,
Mrs. Andrew F. Schultz, Mrs. Lud-
wig S. Mayer and Miss Merigold.
Evening star., 1946-03-03
|Arlingtom Women
TO Hear ak bv
Mrs. BHtterfeld

American Women Composers
will be the subject OF a talk by
Mrs. Elizabeth Merz Butterfleld, her
self composer, at a meeting of the
music appreciation group of the
Arlington American Association OF
University Women Tuesday. The
meeting will be held at AS pm. at
the home of Mrs. Paul Reiber, 3243
South Utah. street. The program
will include the singing of some of
Mrs. Butterfield's compositions by
Miss Phyllis De Luca. Visitors and
prospective members are invited to
attend.
At a meeting Of the social studies
group Wednesday at 8 pm. with
Mrs. Raymond Pellissier, 1912 Thir-
ty-sixth street sonth, Mrs. r. w. Cox
will speak on Health and Medical
Care in Arlington County"
Evening star., 1946-03-03
B'nai Birth Girls
VIII Give Program
For Je1Uisb Women

A skit and musical program will
be presented by the Junior B'nai
Birth girls at a meeting of Bnai
Birth women, Argo, at 8 pm, Tues
day at the Jewish Community Gen.
ter. The usual afternoon meeting
of the group was changed to the
evening so that the girls of high
school age could all be present. Mrs.
Louis Dubit, president of Argo, will
preside
During the evening. plans will be
discussed on the B'nai Birth carnival
to be given March 18 at Indian
Springs Country Club. The carnival
will feature several attractive
booths and a dinner to be served at
6 pm. Mrs. Samuel Maizel is chair
man of the dinner, assisted by Mrs.
Aaron Kushner. Mrs. Theodore
Shapiro is chairman of the carnival.
The third concert in a series of
four sponsored by the organizat ton
with Mrs. A. j. Kaplowitz, chair
man, will be presented March 13 at
the Statler Hotel. Guest artists
will be Eileen and Frank Osteen,
soprano and baritone, and an en-
semble which will present program
of operetta, gypsy melodies and
grand opera selections. The artists
will be attired in costumes appro-
pirate to the music. Punch will be
served following the concert.
Evening star., 1946-03-03
On the Engagement Pad

i$sisss ST. sss:ss 'S2;f;ss :;3si 's';ssf
THURSDAY. 9 pm. An-states' Club. book
Bosrd Of M.nssers. . IFE Fiorene. cri.t.n.on
Home--Friday, IL IN, 4759 Reservoir
Alpha 6mieron m sororiiy iHnfheon washington
With Mrs. joseph K Fsprinston mi se pig g.
w.shiorton GlTols eof.tai psrty
g,m,. WITH Ms. 3. ! Hssgerty, 1855
Beta Gamma 's CHAPTER tnfnas Of ri ~ omieron Ma.
tionsl sorority-Tomorrow, YWCA
speaker Pr, Arthur J; Todd, The Idea
BISl Wdmfnssg birth Bgsines. and Professional
Community Center. card and bingc
Jewish Consumptive Relief Society, Wash.
inston Auxiliary-Wednesday pm
Jewish Community Center. dessert lunch
The Little Ciub-wednesdsy evening. Beth
shqiom SapIo NSsbt Nsynaggosue auditorium Monte
Daughters ep' of the British Empire. Queen
Elizabeth Chspter.Tuesday $50 pm" PM.
Wardman j, Park Hotel: Saturday. 4
on to 0So Is bonor New zealand Lesa
Halifax.
Phyllis Lyman Colony-Tuesday 1870
pm. with Mrs: Loella label. 1889 Hem
lock street NV.
District DauEhters Of the American Reyo-
lIfion-Today. $50 an, broadcast over
Radio Station WTOP. by Mrs. Michael
Torlinski. State chairman of Ellis Island
Committee. Tomorrow. . pm. Radio
Wallace J. Miller. Recent DEVELOPMENTS
In Radar.,' Tuesday, 1:30 pm.
Frances Scott Chapter. chapter
house: sneaker. MIS-. Clyde H. Hamb-
with Mrs; Helen AFFORD. 4I13 w street
NV, white elephant sale Tuesday
evening. Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter.
with Miss Phebe. Stine; 8 pm. Judge
Lynn CHAPTER. chapter house: speaker
Mrs. Sidney Butterfield. American
Historical Magazine Committee. chap
ter house; speaker. Miss Janet E, H
Richards; s p. m. Manor House Chap
ter. with Mrs. L. c. Stoyer. 1928 New
pm. Susan Riviere Hetzel Chapter
chapter house, morning coffee" Satur-
day. 2 pm, Col. John Donelson Chap
ter. chapter house: speaker. Mrs Ruth
N Bronson. report on her book, In =
bus Unum Chapter. with Mrs. Francis
day evening. District OAR Juniors, the
Evening star., 1946-03-03
Chevy Chase Group
viii Give Drama,
White BIackmaiE

A one-act play, white Black
mail" will be presented by the
drama section of the Woman's Club
of Chevy Chase at pm. Tuesday at
the clubhouse, Connecticut avenue
and Dunlop street.
Written by Edward Percy, the play
will be directed by Mrs. Arthur Dav-
export. The cast will include Mrs.
G. Reed Shelton, Mrs. Reginald
Pledger. Mrs. James F. Davidson.
Mrs. Harry F. Lowe and several
others.
A talk will be given on The Dance
Theater" by Horton King, of the
King Smith Studio.
Tea will be served following the
meeting with Mrs. Chester A. Reed
as hostess. Mrs. James G. McMan-
away, chairman of the section, will
introduce the speaker.
A visit to the National Art Gallery
will be made by members of the art
section, under the leadership of
Mrs. Felix Stapleton, at q pm.
Thursday, when members and guests
will attend a talk on Tapestries"
by Miss Amy Briggs, in the lecture
hall at the gallery. The lecture will
be illustrated by colored slides. Fol-
lowing the talk, members will ad-
journ to the Tapestry Gallery where
the famous pieces, now on exhibit.
will be privately viewed. A COM
mittee from the art section will meet
the club members and guests at the
entrance of the lecture hall. Host
eSs for the afternoon will be Mrs.
James H. Underwood.
Evening star., 1946-03-03
Church Council
To Hear DR.. Ramb0

DR.. Victor Rambo, noted surgeon
and medical missionary Of India,
will be guest speaker at a meeting
of the Woman's Council of National
City Christian Church at II am.
Tuesday. The speaker, whose SUBJ
ject will be india" was born in
Landour, India, son OF missionary
mother and father. He Is a grad
uate Of Fairmont College, Wichita,
Kans., and of the University of
Pennsylvania Medical School. He
served his interneship in the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania Hospital and
lis fellow Of the American College
,of Surgeons. He Is q specialist In
eye surgery.
Mrs. Clifford Reynolds will be In
charge of the devotional service and
Miss Dorothy Taylor Stratton will
entertain with a violin solo.
Evening star., 1946-03-03
10th Cemtnry Club
Bemett
Party ON March Is

Several original new features will
be offered by the Twentieth Century
Club at benefit card party at
pm. March Is at the Wardman Park
Hotel.
Besides bridge and other games,
there will be several stalls where
various articles and items will be
Tor sale to swell proceeds of the
affair which are to go towards help
ing hospitalized service men and
women.
A Curiosity Shop" will be among
the special features, catering to those
enjoying rummaging through cases
containing everything from costume
JeWelry to vases. Mrs. Charles
Creighton, is chairman of this stall,
assisted by Mrs. william Walter
Husband.
"The Horn of Plenty" is the ap-
propriate title of the booth in charge
Of Mrs. william Magruder and Mrs.
John A. Massey where all kinds of
delicious edibles, cakes, pies, bread,
rolls and candy will be for sale.
A book mart is another added at
traction with numerous good books
ranging from THE Flower Finder"
to "Anderson's Fairy Tales" to be
sold by Mrs. John Blake Gordon,
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Philip
Sidney Smith, vice chairman.
Aprons, ''hankies" and other dainty
desirables will be featured at the
"Made-in -in-America" booth at which
Mrs. Raleigh Gilchrist will preside
as chairman with Mrs. Ernest A
Back as vice chairman.
Mrs. Gilchrist is inviting contri-
buttons from members for the booth
and would like such items as GRO
cheted or knitted dish cloths, wash
cloths, pot holders, jackets for bev-
erage glasses and other such items.
Mrs. Robert Swan Townsend, gen.
eral chairman, will be assisted by
Mrs. Virgil Jackson, Mrs. Geoffrey
Creyke and Mrs. Francis Goodwin as
co-chairmen in charge of the ticket
sales and Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin,
vice chairman in charge of hos
pitality.
Evening star., 1946-03-03
Miscellaneous Clubs

Woman's National Democratic Club-To-
John walker, chief curator. National
Gallery Of Art, Your National Museum
p; nn;u,.D3; ?; BurhOe' Present Social Prob
Leaxue Of Republican women-Tomorrow
2esena1s StsF aoxsra H9te f. Hu esakf5 RDEs REP
can, Of Nebraska.
National NJ. Eleanor Braekenridse Club Of
The Distriet--Thursday 2 pm, Hotel
..rse a.y s
can Pen Women--Tomorrow, 7:45 pm.
msvss the studiS SDsafsr Pr Charles Me
Joint meeting OF nction group with
poetry group. Friday. pm. book re-
woman's Auxiliary Of the Church Of ST.
Clement-Today. 4 Pm. to pm. with
Seminary Hin. Aiexandria. Va, silver
tea; exhibition Of paintings and murals
wom.n't Council OF the National City
Christian Church-Tuesday, II am,
speakers. DR.. Victor Rambo. india"
PEO Sisterhood-Tomorrow, pm. Chap
MeadoTbTooE lane, Chevy Chase. Nd;
delegates to the District PEG Conven-
ton; Wednesday, s II am; Presidents
rscp1oets
Chaplin WCTU-Wednesday, IL am. Dis
tIict headquarters. speaker. Mrs, Amy
Sunshine and Community society-To-
YWCA-Tomorrow,5 5 pm, YWcA. Girls
Feserys Senior ri High G1Sne Wr Tue,sday
Girls Department, open house. Wednes-
day, 1880 pm. Young Married Wom-
Evening star., 1946-03-03
Monte Carlo Nigbt

A gala Monte Carlo Night will be
presented by the Little Club at 7:30
pm. Wednesday at Beth Sholom
Synagogue auditorium, Eighth and
Shepherd streets NV. Mrs. Mike
Kramer Is In charge of arrange
ments.
Evening star., 1946-03-03

Roy Tascc Davis, former Minister to
ouatemals and Costa Rico. Latin
Petworth Woman's Club-Tomorrow, visit
Ing nurse group. 1891 Qeorgia avenue
NV. Thursday. noon. business meet
Church; speaker, Miss Mercedes Jordan.
TIN hs Pp6lie Library HSsrarys Unique collee-
University Park Women's Club-Tomorrov
pm. with Mrs. Neil w. Stuart, 43Ie
Clagett road: speaker. Waldo waltz OF
the University OF MARYLAND;
with Mrs Arthur Fowler, 71b South
Overlook drive, Alexandria, gardening
Carlyle Woman's Club Of AIexsndria-To-
{orem. 81, .3435 Valley drive: tea, fol:
lowed by trip to National Gallery OF
Art at 8:15 pm. Tuesday, 8 D m. Board
Of Governors. with Mrs. James L. Scott
307 South st. Asalph street
Bethesda Woman's Club-Tuesday, l pm,
dessert bridge.
Alexandria Woman's CIub-Wednesday, .
pm;. literatuae department; with Mrs
Dickens Program" Speakers. Mrs.
irving Daniels and Mrs. william P.
Evening star., 1946-03-03
Civic and Study Clubs

~:ss.Hfss:n 1s.fs1 mr. ossTS'it' ss7.rS r! j. :sat
fasts Around the World" Wednesday.
pm, luncheon.
American Association Of Qniversity Women,
Washington Branch-Today. 4:80 pm.
To- to 7;so go PM tee dance for ofhcsTs s;,s
tea. branch business meeting. election
of Elections Committee. Saturday. noon.
international relations, luncheon meet
ing: speaker. Miss Blanche Stevens,
AAUW, Ar1inston Braneh-Tuesday. Las
Mrs Paul Reiber, 3243 s. Utah street.
program leader; Mrs. Elizabeth Merz
posers." Wednesday. 8 pm. social
sier,. 4212 Thirty-sixth street SOUTH
speaker; Mrs. r. w. Cox. Health and
Medical Care in. Arlington County"
Special Libraries Association, Washington
Chaptcr-Thursday. $3.50 pm, YWCA.
GA street NV. social studies group
dinner meeting: speaker. Paul Howard.
The, Impact Of Libraries on the Ma
tion."
pm, luncheon meeting. with Mrs George
Hill, 5000 Connecticut avenue NV.
Century Club-Tomorrow. 1890
pm. ,YWCA, international outlook sec
ton, luncheon; speaker. Miss Katherine
Smith, planning for Peace" Thurs
day. IL am, monthly meeting. YWCA:
speaker, Roy F. Hendrickson. "UNRRA-I
the First-Aid Agency for Liberated
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08

obravnave Sc pravicne in posene obravnave boj Taxa
obravnava b razkrinkala uazane nacrte in poteze
katerin 81 prijatelji" ugosave obremenili svoe
tezke vest in njhova potena bodocnost bi 1nestu
skrahraa Velesrbska kka udi zaveda da b pravcna
obravnava Mhalovica oneogocila vsako Sc tako ahno
priliko njeno povrnitev jugoslovanskemu koru.
Mihalovicu je posreelo postaviti sbol Memo bo
doee vrtane prot ludski repubk in ribarenje kal
nj vodi sveovne reakcije brez Mhaovea pa b TAXA c
politika mela pristanka nt tam, ker je rda da
ina svoje oporisce-v Jugoslaviji.
Ia jugoslovansko reakcijo Ameriki krogu katere
zbrajo tudi nekdani sovensk naprednjaki in azpre
roki XII svojo nasprotnos napram narodn osvobodni
borb zagovarja destvom da tudi srbs socialist ziv
ko Topolovic odkana sodelovane "komunis pa TAXA
avna obravnava tudi bi ba pogodi Kat e, da
e tudi Topolovic bill eden zmed vodteljev Mhaovce-
vega Foticevega) narodnega odbora' jugoslovanskh
gorah ter da e MhajlovGem vred incl stike in sodelo
val okupatorjem pro narodn osvoboni vojski in pro-
ii zaveznikom.
Jugoslavija ina nebrojne dokaze krivdi in izdastvu
Draze Mhalovica Ma podag teh bi ga ahko ze soda in
obsodila Ampak Mhaovc je simbo polticnega gibanja
kaerega je spravit Jugoslavjo naza sara po
a najsibo lepa ali grda hoces ali noces, pomoco pr
ateev ali zdajalcev Boga ali vraga Obravnava proti
Mihaovcu bo obravnava proti vse reakcii XII e pod
njegovim imenom pregresa zaroto proti vseu kar e
zdravega in postenega Jugoslaviji.
In vsed tega te dni tako grmi 20 Ameriki Grmi in
reska po casopisu katerega e Goebbels zaema ocvr
ke in jh nao ozasane servral zaveznskim susatele e
in ctateem sirom sveta Gha vkup striha, prav stara
sovenska recenica Ia prslovica vela posebno
vraznkom preroene Jugoslavje XII neustraena koraka
napre po svoj pot do uresnicena tish cev katere
narod osvobodni borbi trpel in umira LIE mai grmi
in blska daljaviv Jugoslaviji vsled tega bo deza
zvez tenn grmenjem in bliskanjem lahko tudi po-
vprasamo Kda bo zacelo greti in bliska udi prd
Jugoslavie? Zakaj seda, ko see Jugosava svoje
sluzene pravce in hoce zpont svojo oblubo da bodo
novi ljudski Jugosav ime prostor vs Jugosovan kot
svobodn bratje in sestre ud oni XII spojeni
10 materno dezelo?
Bratje mi stomo cvrsto"
kakor zd il grada!
Crna zemja maj pogrezne
kdor seda odpada!
Mirko c. Kuhel tajnk
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08
V Ljubljani, II. feb. 1920 j


'Tiste dni, ko je imela Srbi-
ia odgovoriti ma avstrijski ulti-
matum, sem bill donna ma. lovu.
Par mesecev preje sem bill spre-
jel V sluzbo nekega Nemca, Jo-
sipa Fehengerja po imenu. Ia
fant je bill v vsakem oziru pr
Vovrsten, bodisi kot sluga in
kocijaz Stanoval sem tisti cas-
pri Frnacarju, kjer sem 81 dr.
zal par bosanskih konjickov in
pa pasji cvingar. Eden teh ko-
njickov je bill moja zasebna
lastnina, drugi pa eraricen. S
Felcngarjem sva bila eel dan
zunaj ma zalazu "a srnjaki. Spo-
min jam Sc, da sem ravno tiste-
ga dne lepega srnjaka ma Sed-
larjevem lazu zapacal, ker sem
ga predolgo gledal, namesto da
bi streljal.
"Ko pridem domov, me. je ze
cakala brzojavka mole pisarne
il Ljubljane, da je Srbija ulti-
matum sprejela. Napetost je po-
jenjala in umirjen lezem spat.
Okrog enc ure ponoci pa me
zbudi professor Marolt z novice,
da so pravkar dospele uradne
yesti, da je bila odrejena a
:splosna mobilizacija. Hitel sem
na posto, kjer je vladalo yeliko
razburjenje. Fajdiga je incl pol
ne roke della brzojavkami, XII
jih razposiljalo okrajno glavar-
stvo, razlicnim zupanstvom
oroznikom it'd. ,~t
mi dolgo trajalo, da Sc je
prebudil YES trg in kakor ogenj
je sla cd ust do ust novica: Vol
ska.
"zjutraj oh pol-sestih dam
napreci, Sc poslovim in odpeljem
" Ljubljano. Tu Sc preoble6em