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Evening star., 1946-09-08
S0Htbern MARYLAND

LEONARDTOWN. Md. Sept. L
Miss Laura Crane of Baltimore Is
spending her vacation with her
aunt, Mrs. Francis Hatfield Dent.
Judge and Mrs. John B. Gray of
Prince Frederick have with them
their daughter, Miss Sue Gray of
Hartford.
Mrs. Preston Woodburn and her
lson Preston Woodburn, jr., OF Solo
Evening star., 1946-09-08

Paul J. Newton Of Annapolis, Mrs.
Aubrey Grimm Of Alexandria and
Mrs, Franklin Bigham of Gettysburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton will make
their home in Riverdale after a
wedding trip to Ocean City, Md. Mr..
Morton Is a student at Maryland
University and served as pilot with
the Army Air Forces, retaining his
rank of lieutenant In the Reserves.
His bride attended the Pennsylvania
State College.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
mons Island, are Spending a month

mons Island, are spending a month
in Maine.
Mrs. Margaret B. saxton has re-
turned from a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Perkins in Washington.
Mrs. Frank Wilkinson of Holly
wood has as her guest her sister,
Mrs. Wallace Burton of Berwyn.
Mrs, j. c. Webster had as her
guests Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore
of Washington, and Mrs. Jennie
PuSey of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
Studio COuches
BeIow Ceiling Price!

$3.50" Double STUDIO COUCH, opens to roks
twin beds. Tuted innersprne motress and box sprno
bose upholstered in blue soil cIoth----S5o.7 IS
s7s.5o' Double STUDIO COUCH with bock Con be
used os twin beds. Tuted nnersprine mattress coil
spring bose with coorfuI Scotch plaid cover
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-19

okcii njih, se motijo. sonce ze
tone 'hordom' in raznim prin.
Gem, sal postaja bal danes An
giija tista, ki je sod srnodnika
koionijaini narodi 80 poceli zah.
tevaH nacionaino svobodo, oni
se hocejo otresti izkoriscanja,
kar je prav.
MAS narod zeli z vsemi ziyefi
prijateljsko, zahteva pa syoje
pravice. da zivi v nniru tako, kot
81 sam zeli.
"Oni tovaris, Hi mi je prinesel
naslov, 10 sta bila z Stankotom
skupaj v Nem6iji, je sedaj Y
Ljubljani. Tudi vse pozdravi, je
bill veeraj pri meni.
"Pozdravim vso Tvojo druM-
1aico, pa tudi drizino Cd mojega
brata Franceta.
"NaJepse pozdraye!
"Niko Briceii."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-19

"a drugega. stiri leta nisem vi
iela nobene svoje sestre, nit,
brata. Pred pol 'leta sem videls
sestri in brata, name pa ne
ker jih nj bilo donna, ko sem jih
sla obiskat. Mama mi pisejo, sc.
sire in brat. On je donna, je DO.
! Ian. otrok nina. Sestre imajc
otroke. Ia starejsi sestri SO
Italijani ubili sina.' MIN MISC
pozgali domov.
W Bojanjavasi nj ostalo no.
bene hise in nobenega poslopja.
Tam je zgorelo 1862 poslopij.
Ljudje so Sc ysi razbezai. Neka-
teri so Sc pozneje vrnili in 81
naredili IL blata nekaksne koIi-
be in tam Sc prezivljajo. Nobene
strehe nj ostalo. JAZZ bi VAN se
veliko pisala, pa ne morem Sc
premagoyati, sem zivcno bolana.
Ne smem slisati, niti ne maram.
"Vprasate me, da kaj najbo1j
potrebujem. JAZZ sama ne vem,
kaj naSbolj potrebujem, ker nj
nam mic. JAZZ samo to recem,
da nimam mixer mic. Nimam ma
komu lezati, Sc nimam s cim
pokriti, nimam kaj obleci in ne
"a obuti niti "a enkrat ne. s
tenn ne mislim reci, da bi mi vi
vse te reel poslali. Toda Vas
prosim cd srca, pomagajte mi,
posljite mi par paketov. Prosim
tudi Vase hcerko in sinove ena-
ko.
Imam tri hterke. Ena Sc :je
porocila, ina otroka. &c morete
kaj poslati "a qtroka do enega
leta starosti. Drugi dve h1eri je
ena stara 1S in MIA ajsa 16 let.
Pomagajte P kakor moreti, vse bo
dobrodosio. Zdravo! 49,.
"Alojzija zlogar."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-19
PISMA II STAREcA KRAJA
Strodoli II moriIi SO iih

Mrs. Caroline Cukaina, 7511
Corneiia Ave-, je prejeia pisno
Cd necakinje Alojzije ziogar II
Businje vasi st. 10, posta Suhor
pri Metliki. Kot pise, SO morali
YES Gas dosti prestati, poleg te-
ga so prisli oh dom in ob vse,
kar so imeli. Ne morejo niti pi-
sati, kaj bi najbolj potrebovali,
ker mic nimajo," pri vsem TEN
10 pa tudi ziycno bolni vsled
prestanega strahu. Pismo se
glasi:
"Businja vas, suhor pri Metliki,
IL. marca 1916.
"Ljuba moja teta!
"Sedaj Yam pa JAZZ nekoliko
razlozim nase tezko ziyljenje,
bolj grenko kot zolc. Povem
Yam ma kratko, da sn1o bill pre-
ganjani, pretepani. Cd mojega
moza so se druzino muciIi. Pre-
ganjaii SO mas in zapirali. Stra-
dali; so mas in morili. Vrh tega
so nam pa Sc domove pozgali.
Ljudem so oci izkopavali, no
sove rezali. Teta, vse to je ia
prokleti fasizem, okupator de-
lal z nami.
Ostali smo be zivi, toda ne
zdravi. Imamo take posledice,
da Sc jih Vam ne upam popisati,
ker vem, da hi Sc Vam srce trga-
10 cd vsega hudega. MOI mi je v
postelji Cd posledic. Ali vseeno
ie nasa z,naga. Mi nismo obu-
pavah in ne bono. Boriii sn,o Sc,
mozje, fantje, zene, dekleta in
otroci, "a svojo domovino.
maj bo tenn vam poveda-
no vse. V nadaljnem odgovar-
jam ma Vase pismo. Vprasate
me "a mole sestre in brata in
mamo. To YAM povem, da smo
bill blizu, pa nismo vedeli eden
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-19
BIJDHIN DEMANT'

Iporazu, je dala povelje, .da Sc
vrnejo v posado. z uprav di-
plomatsko spretnostjo je kaza-
Ia, kakor bi bill sreGni ubeg
yachtmana naravnost uspeh "a
|njo.
~ Torej smo Sc vendar od-
krizali ogleduha, XII nam ie sle-
dill, je dejala glasno. Sreco pa je
incl, da nam je usel;. tenn bolje
zanj. Veter ga odnese do Peru
ia, rnorda cello ma obrezie Paci-
fika.
- Da bi Sc lie utopil, Sc je je-
zil Kennedy.
Misterija Sc je prikrito iro-
nijo nasmehnila.
- JAZZ sem zadovoljna, je de-
jala ma THEM Kennedyju, da je
Lionel Brady usel kroglam in
lasom. Smatram ga "a pravega
heroja. Bill je res obcudovania
vreden, kako Sc je branil proti
toiiki mnozici. In ko je bezal in
Sc obracal, lie da poei diva ali
tri svojih nasprotnikov, sem ga
iskreno obeudovala.
- Dolgo ze poznam vase OBJ
eutke napram MENU, je odgo-
voril Kennedy nezadovoljnim
obrazom. Res je junak; toda OBJ
zalovati je, da je njegovo junas-
two 'vedno le naperjeno zoper
vas in zoper vase prijatelje. LIE
poglejte morijo, XII jo je uprizo-
ril med nasimi pristasi! To opla-
81 Sc one, XII so ostali in opuste
morda ekspedicijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-19

| scs " Y polni naeri uporablja1c
"a oddih delAvcev. Sedaj se oh.
naNja BIed. Tu 80 izredni krcdi.
Il, da se popravi to, kar je Herr
volk' unieil.
"Ves Andrej, II bi moral bNI
tn, videl bi, kako yse della pri
obnovi, stare in mlado, zenske,
mcski in deca. Use stremi, da se
popraujo poruSene In nainirane
ceste, lezenica In mostou. Zad-
MO nedeljo t19. maja) je bio
ma delu mad 10000 ljudi pri po-
praNjanju cest. Delal snao cello
dopoldne, tudi zdravniki, profe-
lsorji, VISA delovna intelligence,
kmet in delavec. Bila tje mas BIZ
sana druzba. Tu nj strajkov, vse
hiti z pesmijo ma deloc. Rezultati
SO ogromni, kajti delo je. "a mas
zlata podlaga. =.
MAS narod je zelo razocaran
mad raznejitveno kornisijo. Tu
sc je pokazala reakcija v polni
meri. lie Russia zastopa nase
interese. Vrsijo Sc veiika pro-
testna zborovanja. Narodi move
Jugoslavije, XII 50 Sc borili ma
strani zaveznikov in XII SO zgu-
bill 1,70o, 600 najboljsih sinov in
heera, med temi veliko Sloven-
cev in Itaiijanov il Julijske kra-
jine, zahtevajo prikljueitev k
Jugoslaviji. Nadejamo Sc, da
mora pravica zmagati, temu
lahko pripcmore lie proletarijat,
XII je povezan v svetovni sindi-
kalni uniji.
"Ako imas moznost, poslji mi
mesecnike, XII jih omenjas. Tu ie
mnogo ljudi, XII obvladajo an
gleski jerk. Moja hcerka sicer
ne zna angleseine, ker je ona
ueila druge jezike, so pa njene
sosolke. Zelo me zanima, kai vse
obravnavate.
"Pisi Sc kaj, zelo III bonn hva-
lezen. Tudi JAZZ bonn Tebi pridno
odgovarjal. Dobil sem pisma il
Aystralije, pisejo mi tovarisi, XII
jih je bivsi rezim stare Jugosla-
vie pregnal IL domovine, da SO
citali mole pismo v 'Enakoprav-
nosti,' Xxi 81 ga dal objaviti. Vi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-19
(Ndslds jeUunje)

Nj se korakal pet minut, ko
se 5e nahajal Y rnoEvirnatih
tleh. Pc vodi so piavaH lokva-
Mi in ma vseh koncih so il ME
moleli ogronni trsi in perunike.
Ker so Sc rnu zaceli skornji glo-
boko udirati v blato, je previdno
stopal naprej sredi vodnih ras-
Tin. Malo pref je bha voda rib
nika ali jezera, preko katerega
te brodil, bolj sinja in cista in
ogromne stopnice IL rdeeega
granita SO segale do brega. Te
stopnice so Sc merlda nadalieva-
le ma dnu vode, kot bi bile slu-
lille "a zvezo med vodno palace
kake rusalke in velikanskimi
razvalinami, XII so sc razprosti-
rale mad MO.
Povsod je vladala tisina, eulo
se je prasketanje trsov, XII SO Sc
zibali v jutranjem vetricu in pla-
ihutanje vodnih ptic, XII SO beza-
lie v jatah, ko Sc je blizal Lio-
mel.
Mladi MOI re je vpraseval, Ii
morda razvaline MISC obljudene.
Tu pa je zaeul govorjenje. Bis
koma Sc je skril v gosco vod-
nih rastlin in cakal.
cetrto poglavje
Misterijina ekspedicija
. Ko je Misterija videla, da je
balon, v katerega je bill zletel
Lionel Brady, izginjal v daljavi,
je zbrala svojo ceto in ne da bi
kazala slabo voljo ali jezo 90
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-19
1893 oisrAHIo STREET
CLEVELAND. OHIO

dis, tako se spoznayarno pro-
letarci po vsem svetu. vsi mi pi-
sejo, da so navduseni mad naso
zmago. Vsi zelijo domov, do tu-
di oni po svojih moceh pomaga-
jo pri obnovi move Jugoslayi5e.
'Upam, da dobivate nase Ca
sopise in da citas porocila, ako
ne, mi pisi, da bonn znal. Mi vsi
smo sre1ni. da nam daje pornoc
v tako obilni meri UNRRA, sal
je vse il Amerike, Vem, da pri
tenn najvee pomogajo nasi roja-
XII. Tu Sc je precej izboljsalo,
tako da "a silo ze gre. Yes, sem
najbolj srecen, da yse to, "a kar
sem Sc boril cello zivljenje, mo-
rem uziyati. Brez skrbi gres
spat. Preje pa 81 samo cakal,
kdaj pades v roke okupatorju
ali domaGinn izdajalcem.
mi Sloyenci snao lahko po-
nosni, da smo v tel veliki osvo-
bodilni yojni doprinesH tako ve-
like zrtve. Nasi yeliki mozje,
Cankar, Preseren, Levstik ia he
ziveci zupaneic in Finzgar, so
mas ponos. Il rnalega1 naroda
hlapcev, smo postal narod ju-
nakov.
"Samo bodite ponosni vi tam,
in povsod tam poudarjajte nase
stalisce. Mi Sc zavedamo tega,
da smo siovani, da je prisel Sc
daj cas-, ko je treba, da Sc zdru-
limo. Anglezi pa, XII BE vedno
mislijo, da DO cell svet Sc vrfii
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-19
.Vsi de|oio pri obnovi. brez rozIike s+onu

Nedavno je prejel Mr.. Andrej
Noch, stanujoc ma 920 E. 239
St., Euclid, Ohio, odgovor ma
njegovo pismo, XII ga je pisal
pol-bratu njegove soproge, Niko
Bricelju, zivecemu v Ljubljani.
V pismu opisuje sledeee dogod-
ke:
"Ljubljana, %. maja 1916.
"Dragi svak Andrej!
"Tvoje pismo z dne 21. aprila
t. |. sem prejel. Tenn potom III
izrekam najlepso zahvalo.
"Vesel sem, ko mi opises tam
kajsnje razmere. Istoeasno kot
Tvoje, sem prejel pismo cd Mici;
sem il takoj odpisal. Vem, da
reakcija della ma vse mogoee ma
cine, da bi prikazala novo Ju-
goslavijo drugi luci kot je.
''Nikakor 81 pa ne morem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-06-19

predstavljati tovarisa Moleka.
Ce bi on vedel, koliko je pretrpe-
la njegova ozja domovina, pray
posebno pa Bella krajina, XII je
castno dovrsila vlogo, v osvobo-
dilni borbi. Mislim, da &c hi OBJ
iskal svoj rojstni kraj, popisal
gorje tega ljudstva, bi mogel
pisati drugace, kot pise danes.
"Poroeas mi, da je pisal pismo
Tvoj prijatelj Lunka, tega pi-
sma nisem prejel. Zelo me yese-
Ii, ko sc zanimate "a domace
kraje in da zbirate sredstva "a
bolnico. Saj yes, tn so velike po-
treble, sredstev pa malo. Preje
so bill delezni .le kapitalisti vseh
dobrot, MIN nj bilo treba bolnic,
oni SO inleli yse v inozemstvu,
raja pa je bila brez ysega.
"Sedaj je to drugace, letovi-
Evening star., 1946-01-12
Miss Lockwood Bride
OF Charles Brewer

At a candlelight wedding in st.
Paul's Episcopal Church in Bremen
ton, Wash, Miss Barbara Jane
Lockwood, daughter of Mrs. Coch-
ran Lockwood and Mr.. Merritt
Lockwood Of Silver Spring, became
the bride of Mr.. Charles Joseph
Brewer, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Joseph Brewer of Provi-
dence, r. l., on January 2.
An old friend of the brides FAM
lily, Mr.. Frank Houghton, gave the
bride away. Mrs. Richard Reiner-
stem was matron Of honor and Mr..
Reinersten was best man. At the
same time the reception was taking
place in Bremerton, Mrs. Lockwood,
who was unable to attend the we'd
ding due to recent illness, enter
tanned number of her daughters
friends and relatives at her home In
Silver Spring, and a long g-distance
call was the connecting link between
the two parties.
Mrs. Brewer, who Is the great
granddaughter of the late former
Gov. John p. Cochran of Della
ware, was affiliated with the RFC
here in Washington before going to
Seattle, where she and her husband
will make their home.
Evening star., 1946-01-12
Nations Head Honored

With President and Mrs. Truman,
officers of the cabinet and their
wives, and a distinguished group of
diplomats as honor guests. the
American Newspaper Women's Club
was hostess last might at the May
flower Hotel at one of the most
brilliant functions this season. The
affair was the first time the Nations
Chief Executive has been enter
tanned by women of the press since
he came into office.
Blase Washingtonians attending
the party, who have long been ac-
customed to unusual entertainment
with the constant international
passing show and the performers on
Capitol Hill, "sat up with real in
terest last night at the unusual
program offered by the newspaper
women. Instead of importing out
side entertainers, the women scribes
turned the tables on their guests by
inviting group to participate in an
"off -the-record broadcast" Leave
1t to the Boys" with two of the club
members as kibitzers. With rare
good humor and a spontaneous wit
which even the wise men of Infor-
nation Please might have envied,
Attorney General Tom C. Clark,
Secretary of Treasury Fred M.
Vinson and former Director of Price
Administration Leon Henderson kept
the company in an uproar of laugh
ter by their answers to the questions
posed by Mrs. Gladstone Williams,
mistress of ceremonies.
Even louder laughter greeted the
heckling of the kibitzers, Ruth
Crane and Grace McGerr.
The questions, which might even
have baff1ed Dorothy Dix, included
What did Kipling have in mind
when he wrote A woman is only
woman-but a good cigar is a
smoke and How many times should
man propose to a woman before he
is accepted?'"
In answer to the last question, At
torney General Clark replied that
down in his native Texas "a fellow
just keeps proposing until the gal
capitulates. That's what I did" he
said.
When Mr.. Henderson was asked
about the Kipling quotation, he said
he had heard Kipling had written
that after he had had some trouble
with his wife and in-laws. Ruth
Crane drew more laughter from the
audience when she added he must
have written that after spending too
much time on the road to Mandeiay
before he met the Burma girl.
Another clever answer that drew
the greatest applause was Mr.. Hen
derson's reply to the question, IF a
girl were seeking Truman for a
husband-what State do you think
she would have her eyes on, and
would she show more independence
if she went to Missouri" "She
doesn't have to go to independence,
he said, "she can just stay in WASH
Evening star., 1946-01-12
Miss Franklin Weds
Col. James GOode

On January 4 Miss Vivian Frank
lin of Fort Worth, Tex, be-
came the bride of Col. James P
Goode who, before entering the
service, was affiliated with the Sc
curities Exchange Commission in
Washington for several years. Mrs.
Goode is the daughter of Mrs. Ben
Franklin Of Fort Worth, and Col
Goode is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. J. Goode of New Haven, Conn
Col. Paul c. Potter. Chaplain Corps,
off1ciated.
The brides sister, Mrs. E. G.
Rosen, was matron of honor, and
Maj. r. w. Snyder acted as best
man. Mrs. Goode attended Texas
Christian University, and Col. Goode
attended Yale University and Yale
law school. He is a member of the
Connecticut Bar Association. The
couple will make their home in
Philadelphia, the present location OF
the SEC
Evening star., 1946-01-12
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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]. PAUL oBERkorTER, % Secretary ''i 81
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sworn to before me this 3rd day Of Jenu-
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County Clerks IA 10, s. Rss No l1$,D;s
Clerks No. 51S. Reg No. 297-D-6. Com
mission expires March 20, 1946. Notary
Public for State Of New York, County. Of
THE aE ANNUAL MEETING of the members
of Mutual Protection Fire Insurance Com
pany of the District of Columbia for the
election OF trustees for the ensuing year.
the presentation of the annual report and
TOR the transaction of such other business
as may properly come before them, will be
held at the Office of the company, 1713
Eye st. NV. on Monday, January q,
l946 at IL o'clock noon, and the polls
will be open until 1880 O'Clock pm. The
following IS report Of the operations Of
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vested in notes on Washington real estate,
S4 100000: invested in United States
Treasury Bonds Of 1951-1953 S2s, 600 90;
losses by IRE adjusted and paid during the
year. S3SS.47: dividends paid to policy
II. dOOD6PEED. Secretary.
Evening star., 1946-01-12
to Speak

Mrs. Helen Duey Hoffman, execu-
tive director of the Washington
Housing Association, will address
the government study department
of the Takoma Park Women's Club
at ! pm. Monday in the Welfare
Center at s Columbia avenue, Ta-
koma Park
Mrs. Hoffman will speak on "A
Child's Need for Good Housing"
and will stress woman's part in
such a program.
Evening star., 1946-01-12

MECHANICS. truck several 1st class,
wanted by washington branch of nation
ally known truck manufacturer good
h1Yrly hoy Ta Tate with ,v psd ssso vacation. Phone
MEN, colored; paper handlers for Saturday
repbe to 80 ID
The TIE RVENfSG MaSG srAs II gio Pa ave- e0G NV pay
MEN, white. now employed, work evenings,
saranss e @ M9eaas pef SS f Fraas snpy f
B. RUDOLPH Room 81. $40 F st. NV. i
RpN pR tq }of pm Ehippaay Gny room 5-day week
cation; permanent position. Apply 1121
MEN sie 81 over a.S Is years, opportunity for in
work; good starting salary with Chance
WHITE TOWER, ia 18th st, NV, 8
MES e. .o = years Of sgs for aszyGFS
UNION TELEGRAPH GO, 1917 New York YORK
sSsaas MhssHNGER. age IS or II. one who i.
Ia sairss sseeena na
ties for advancement, Give age. sehooIins
work experience, address and telephone
MFTSE MscHAIes faz SSs and hspers sfa white
miles north Of Beltsville at overpass
AuIrraRIFHc ii i aRIF c9l OPERATOR, must be han,
BY, letter. Swing brief personal history ant
list Of experiences, BOX :309-D. Star. IA
NIGHT NAN, colored. Call RE- 0692.
NIGHT MAN, knowledge of switchboard
| hrs. l pm. to 8 am, ! night off each
wk Apply MANAGER, Adams GIT, 274s
29th ST. NV.
| PAINT SALESMAN, experience in Wash.
ington and vicinity with st retail main
psriencsd in retail store manasement in
first letter. Basis of working will permit
large earnings. A substantial drawini
! account will be arranged. Box SD. Star
PAPER HANGER. first class. Call GE
PART-TIME PAR colored men to work aroune
store few hours daily 65c hr. Phon'
PATENT CRAFTSMAN, experienced; full
time work; Apply sEMMEs. KEEGIN
/ PATENT SEARCHER-Immediate openini
with local attorneys. Write, giving expe
| rience. education and expected salary. Bo,
| 332-C. Star.
PHARMACIST, full time, permanent Job
i references. Apply EMPIRE PHARMACY
| 1888 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1946-01-12
Kensington Club
To Meet Monday

The 18th century in food and
entertainment will be the chief
feature of the luncheon meeting Of
the Woman's Community Club OF
Kensington at 1890 pm. Monday
in the Town Hall.
Mrs. Felix Spurney, chairman OF
the Luncheon Committee, has
planned the luncheon around foods
that were eaten during the Colonial
period of this country.
The theme will be repeated ir
entertainment following the lunch.
con, during which a film will bt
shown depicting 18th century life
In Williamsburg, Va.
Evening star., 1946-01-12
Jewish Society to Meet

The regular monthly meeting of
the Washington Ladies Chapter of
the Jewish Consumptives' Relief So
ciety will be held at noon Wednes-
day in the Jewish Community Cen
ter. Luncheon will precede the
meeting.
New members will be received by
Mrs. Louis Mintz, president of the
chapter, and her fellow officers.
Luncheon arrangements have been
made by Mrs. M. Lllria and her
Hospitality COMMITTEES.
Evening star., 1946-09-30
Harrison Quits Bench
Today as Candidate
For Seat in House
BY the A lated Press

WINCHESTER, Va, Sept. 3d.
Judge Burr P. Harrison, who was
nominated Saturday by a seventh
district Democratic convention In
Staunton as a candidate for the
House, said he will resign as judge
of the 17th Judicial Circuit today.
The Winchester jurist was nomi-
mated on the first ballot at the con-
vention after three opponents Joined
in moving to make the choice unani-
nous. Judge Harrison said Judge
Bertram Miller of Culpeper will pre-
side in Warren County Circuit Court
in his place today.
Judge Harrison will seek the post
being vacated by Representative
Robertson of Lexington who has
been nominated as the Democratic
candidate for the unexpired term OF
the late Senator Glass. He will be
opposed by Republican Karl jenkins
of Stanley.
His nomination was certain before
the actual convention got underway
after G. Fred Switzer, Harrisonburg
telephone executive, withdrew his
candidacy and released the Rock
ingham and Harrisonburg delega-
tions which had been instructed for
him.
C. G. Quesenbery Of Waynesborc
his closest rival, moved that the
nomination be made unanimous on
the first ballot. J. Tinsley Colemay
of Nelson, DR.. George Terrence OF
Hot Springs and MIR. Switzer joined
in seconding it.