davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-06-11

Trappe setting up as piano tuner
and reconditioner.
4 + 4
Publicity release we never fin-
ished reading: Roy Parks, organ
ist and leader Of The Diplomats
now appearing at the Neptune
Room, reports that The Gypsy
that newcomer to the musical world,
is rapidly climbing to the top of the
ladder ~
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Prodo Sc

kromaticne harmonike, Mervar-
jevega izdelka, belle barve; IL
basov, 48 gumbov. Ia naslov sc
poizve v uradu tega 1ista.
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dar tt moran pisati, strasno
bridkostjo v srcu, da ne smes
priti domov. Niti v svojo rojst-
no hiso ne smes vec, da bi rekel
svoji start, trpeci materi emo
samo dobro besedo. Ne smes, ii
pravim, zakaj strasno bi mi bilo,
&c hi te ustrelili pred mojimi
ocmi. In vendar bi sc to lahko
zgodilo, &c bi prisel domov.
Pref nisem mogla verjeti, ko so
ljudje pripovedovali o raznih
grozodejstvih, XII jih pocenjajo
domobranci, odkar pa so ustre-
lili uciteljico Presernovo, verja-
mem vse. To so ljudje, XII MISC
vredni, da nosijo to ime, sal so
brez srca, brez duse, kakor Ii
vail, kadar pobesne. Pomisli,
Janez, to dobro, zlato Sanko so
ustrelili kakor najvecjega raz-
bojnika in vendar yes, in mi vsi
vemo, da je bila ena izmed mai
bolj postenih, najpravicnejsih in
da jo je bila sama dobrota.
"Kar nenadoma so obkolili
vas, vdrli sredi pouka v Solo in
jo pred ocmi njenih otrok odpe-
ljali v gozd. zupniku so dali
casino besedo, da Sc il ne DO mic
hudega zgodilo, ko pa so prisli v
prvo gosco tam pod Sv. Ano, SO
jo ubili. V svojih casopisih pa so
sc naredili "a svetnike, zakaj
sram jih je bilo pred ljudmi.
Zato so napisali: hotela je ube-
zati in ma begu je padla.
'Vidis, dragi Janez, tako je v
Lozki dolini. Vse noci strmim v
temo in prisluskujem. Zaspana
sem, toda spati ne morem.
Slednjo uro, slednjo minute so
mole misli pri tebi. I'll niti ne
slutis, kako tezko mi je. Tako
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rada bi te videla, tako rada bi
kramljala teboj emo samo noe,
kakor takrat, ko 81 prisel, in
vendar ii moran pisati: ne hodi
domov!"
Dolgo casa je prebiral Janez
pismo, XII mu ga je pisala matt,
potem pa je poiskal list papirja
in napisal odgovor materi, svoji
dobri, start materi. Tolazil jo je,
maj potrpi, maj poeaka Sc nekaj
casa, sal nj nobena noe tako dol
ga, da ne bi prisel dan "a MO,
in potem DO "a vse brezmejno,
neclovesko trpljenje prislo bo-
cato placilo.
Mnogo il je pisal o svobodi, XII
bo kmalu zasijala tudi mad iz-
muceno notranjsko zemljo.
Ma rusevinah pozganih in po-
rusenih domov bodo vstali novi
domovi, polni roz in sonca in
il vsakega okna DO sijala svobo-
da, kakor so nekoc le nagelji in
rozmarin. "Ponosna bodi, ma
ma, da 81 rodila sinove, XII so po-
magali graditi te lepe domove in
$50 zanje zrtvovali vse, kar so
imeli, vse najdrazje-svoja ziv-
ljenja.
"Vec MISC mogli dati. Mama
tudi JAZZ sem pripravljen dati to
zrtev, &c DO potreba. Ne zaluj,
mama! Svoboda re prihaja. Ma
ma, daj, prisluhni, tam il dalje
Sc cujejo njeni koraki Po-
zdravljena, mama! Pozdravljene
razvaline mesta Loz! Pozdrav-
LENA Racna CORA in pozgana
Vrhnika pod njo! Pozdravljeni
Sneznik, XII 81 S svojimi temnimi
gozdovi nudil zavetje tisocim
partizanom. Pozdravljeni vi, Xxi
zivite v dolini pod Sneznikom
zivite v trpljenju in upanju ma
boljso bodocnost.
'Zahvaljeni vi, XII ste izkrva'
veil tam ma vrhovih Vrazega
vrtca in Ulake! Sedemdeset vas
je bilo, 20 hrepenecih po zivlje.
nju, po svobodi, 20 zdravih ir
mocnih, il vase krvi pa jih be
zrastlo 10000, Sc bolj zdravih
Sc bolj mocnih!"
Tako je pisal Janez mater
svoje zadnje pismo. Kmalu zs
TEN so Sc zacele po vsej Dolenj
ski strahovite borbe, XII so '
manjsih presledkih trajale sko
raj .tri mesece. VISA izdajadsks
sodrga, XII so il bila v Beogradl
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"Na Ulaki vzcvele krvave SO
roze,
tam so padli: France, Tone,
Joze :"
Sc je pogledom objel razva-
line starodavnega mesta Lola,
tho je pozdravil v nebo strlece
dimnike in sivi podrti grad, XII
ie bdel mad mimi. Janez je. odsel
in MIN so sli ma bojisce vsi
blagoslovi matere, do dna duse
izmucene slovenske matere.
Poslej je v njenem srcu dan
"a dnem glodala, bridkost kakor
crv: "Kaj, &c Sc Janez ?"
Naprej 81 nj vec upala misliti.
Sc bolj Sc je pogreznila vase, er-
no ruto je Sc bolj potegnila ma
oci in njen drobni obraz, v ka-
rem je vklesalo trpljenje sto CUB
in cubic, sc je zdel Sc bolj dro-
ban, Sc bolj spokojen in tin.
Vdano je cakala slednjega Ja-
nezovega pisma in ko ga je pri-
cakala, Sc je razveselila, kakor
otrok darila.
Proti jeseni leta 1914 so do
mobranci S hudo oborozenimi
nemskimi tolpami prvikrat vdrli
jv Lozko dolino. Tudi dom Jane
zove matere so obiskali.
"Kje imas sina?" Sc je drl mad
MO mlecnozobi domobranec, kot
mad desetletno deklino. 'Lepo 81
jih zredila, lepo . Diva sta ii
poginila in poginil bo Sc tretji,
poginil kot brezverec, brez b.
ga'
Cudna, doslej neznana boleci-
ma j je stisnila srce. Udarila bi
fantalina po ustih, da bi Sc mu
ulila kri in bi mu z njo vred od-
letela tudi VISA gnojnica il ME-
govih ust. Zakricala bi ma YES
glas, da bi Sc slisalo tia pod
Gorjance, kjer Sc je boril "a
pravico in svobodo njen tretji
sin-njen Janez. Toda ona je
molcala. Ko so odsli, je pisala
Janezu dolgo pismo:
''Moj dobri, dragi Janez!
"Tako rada bi te videla, tako
rada bi govorila S teboj in VEN
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-24
Njeni trije sinovi
Ponatis IL "slovenskesa porotevalca"

Mad Racjo goro Sc je zacelo
svetlikati in mad Sneznikom je
gorelo nebo v cudnem krvavem
ognju, ko sta Sc matt in sin
njen tretji sin-se vedno pogo
varjala o vsemogocih stvareh.
Naslednji dan in vse dni po-
tenn, ko je imela matt oh sebi
Janeza, sc mi je zdelo, da sc je
njena hrbtenica zravnala in da
je izginila bolestna crta okrog
njenih ust. Pa to nj trajalo dol
go. Janez 81 je oh domaci hrani
in zdravem notranjskem zraku
in oh skrbni materini roki kma-
lu opomogel. Bledica IL obraza
je izginila, kraska burja in topic
pomladansko sonce. sta mu po-
barvala lice z zametno rjavo
barvo. Zdaj je bill spet Janez IT,
sti start Janez, kakor takrat
pred dvemi lett, ko mu je cd We
selja in srece zarel obraz.
Nekega dne je dejal materi'
Matt, glej, domovina me klice.
Zdrav sem, mlad in mocan, da bi
gore prestavljal in greh bi sto-
ril pred samim seboj in pred
ljudmi, &c bi ostal doma."
Zdelo sc je, kakor da je matt
zajokala. Meme besede so prisle
nekje il globine in Sc pocasi
trgale druga "a drugo:
"Otrok, &c ii YES, da je tako
prav, potem pojdi in vsi materi-
nj blagoslovi maj gredo S teboj!"
Krepko il je Janez stisnil ro-
ko, stisnil jo il je enkrat, dva-
krat in Sc tretjic, kakor bi slutil,
da poslednjikrat stiska to drob-
no, raskavo roko svoje matere.
Ma pragu je "a hip postal. Oko
Sc mu je "a hip ustavilo ma Ula-
XII, kjer je v septembru 1912 IL
krvavelo 80 mladih ljudi, in z
notranjskim pesnikom je pol
glasno zasepetal kakor molitev:
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in svobode cakajoci srbiji tia
prevroea, Sc je natepla Slove-
MILO.
Janez v vsem tenn casu tezkih
borb nj utegnil niti toliko, da bi
napisal materi nekaj kratkih be-
sed. ze je upal, da Sc DO "a nekaj.
dni poleglo, da 81 DO po dolgem
casu spet lahko sezul premrzle
cevlje, pa Sc je zacenjalo vedno
znova in znova. Sovraznik je
zbral vse svoje sile in divjal kot
blazen-Sredi noci " zacetku
marca 1915. leta je Janez "a
vedno ostal ma bojiscu. Domo-
branceva krogla mu je prebila
Tovaris, XII je bill takrat oh
MEM, mi je povedal:
"Janez je bill junak! Redko-
kdaj Sc zgodi, da joka "a padlim
komandant brigade, "a Janezom
pa je jokal in vsi smo jokali z
MIN. Radi smo imeli Janeza, ne
popisno radi tega dobrega, the
ga Janeza."
Cudno tezko mi je v dust. Svo-
boda je. L. vsakega okna gleda-
jo Andrej, France, Janez in z
mimi nesteti drugi padli. Matt
je VISA zakrita v crnino. VISA ia
zadnja leta Sc nj odlozila temne
obleke in je ne DO nikoli. Njeni
lasje SO postal srebrno bell, ME.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-24
STAVKE v ITALIJI

V severni Italiji so Sc pretekli
teden razplamtele velike stavke,
XII so paralizirale promet in tr-
govino. Delavci zahtevajo visje
place in so Sc v nekaterih pri-
merih utaborili v tovarnah. V
juzni Italiji SO Sc vrsili delavski
izgredi, v katerih je bilo vec
oseb ubitih. Premier De Gasperi
je poklical vojastvo "a vzposta-
vitev in vzdrzevanje miru.
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NEE rivers meet. 1t was built by
General mad" Anthony Wayne.
AS he inspected the completed
work, he turned to General Scott
and said, II defy the English, In
dians, and all devils in hell to take
it,"
Then call it Fort Defiance" re-
piled Scott. Defiance has been the
name of the city to this day.
But history is not the only at
traction along this picturesque
river. Its scenery is outstanding.
Route 65 follows closely the
banks of this historic stream. At
intervals are some Of the 300 pic
mic spots which the Ohio Highway
Department has built throughout
the state.
At the northern end Of the val
ley, where the river widens into
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-24

One of the most historic areas
in the entire state is the Maumee
River valley.
This beautiful stream, in Indian
days, was one of the links in a
north-south water highway be-
tween Lake Erie and the Ohio
River.
Fallen Timbers, the battle which
ended the Indians power in Ohio,
was fought here in 1894. A rnonu-
ment and park mark the site.
Nearby are Fort Meigs and Fort
Maumee, and further west is Fort
Defiance.
This fortification site is located
where the Auslaize and the Maui
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-24

ma trdega della vajena roka Sc
je umirila, njen hrbet Sc je Sc
bolj upognil in korak je postal
cudno teak in utrujen. Vcasih
sc il zazdi sredi noci, da nekdo
trka ma okno in jo klice s tihim,
sepetajocim glasom. Ia trenu-
tex ozivi, potem pa spet omah-
ne VISA spokojna, VISA dobra in
vdana in misli ma svoje sinove.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-24

Maumee Bay, stands Toledo, one
of Ohio's major cities.
There are many things to be
seen in Toledo. Noteworthy is the
Toledo Art Museum and the WAL
bridge Park Zoo with its we'll
equipped amphitheater used for
operas and other musical per-
forn1ances. :.
West Of Toledo on Route 20 is
Fremont-one of the states most
attractive communities. Here is
the Hayes Memorial Museum and
Library, dedicated to the memory
Of one of Ohio's presidents and
filed with historic material
At Fremont, too, is "Old Betsy"
the tiny cannon which was instru-
mental in the defeat Of the British
and Indians during the War Of
1872. ~.
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Maria ZniddrSC-MariGka:
(nadalievanje)

Tedaj sc je Sc bolj pogreznila
vase, MEN obraz Sc je Sc bolj
prepregel gubami, Sc bolj so
postal bell njeni lasje. Vendar
je nekje ma dnu srca vendarle
Sc zivela iskrica upanja: morda
mi ostane vsaj Janez? Tega
drobnega, neznatnega upanja Sc
je oprijela vso silo. Spet je "a
celia vstajati zgodaj, spet je ga
rala cd jutra do noci. Ljudje po
vasi so Sc cudili: lie kako zmore?
Diva sinova sta il padla in "a
tretjega mic ne We. Matt je po-
mladjo Sc bolj trdno upala: ia
nez DO prisel, Janez mora priti.
Nekega dine je prisla v vas no.
vica, da so Janeza in nekaj dru-
9Th, XII so bill z MIN zaprti, ia
sisti pripeljali ma Rakek. ze cez
nekaj dni je sredi noci ma rahlo
potrkalo ma materino okno. Ma
ii sc je zbudila, 81 zuljavo ro-
ko- pomela oci in prisluhnila, sal
nj vedela, ali je res ali pa sc j
je morda samo sanjalo, da je
nekdo polglasno zaklical v te-
mo: "Mama!" Spet je potrkalo,
rahlo, cisto rahlo. Planila je il
postelje.
"Odpri, mama! JAZZ sem, ia
nez!" je slisala cisto razlocno.
Odklenila je vrata in po dol
gin dveh letih je Janez spet pre-
stopil prag rojstne hise. Dvoje
rok Sc je sklenilo, dvoje src pri-
blizalo, usta pa so vprasevala:
'Kdaj, kje, kako ?"-Janez il je
pripovedoval povest, resnicno
povest O trdnih in upornih Slo-
vencih, XII jih milijoni z najmo-
dernejsim orozjem oborozenih
vojakov MISC mogli uniciti. O
tistih, XII jih MISC mogli ukloniti
ne krematoriji in mucilnica-
mi, XII jih MISC mogli in jih niko-
Ii ne bodo. Pripovedoval il je o
trpljenju, XII so ga prepolna VISA
taborisca in o vlaznih jeeah, o
udarcih, XII jih je dobival ma
mesto kruha samo zato, ker je
bill Slovenec.
PROPORTIONAL il je tudi ju-
naku Tonetu Tomsicu, S kate
rim je bill skupaj v ljubljanskih
zaporih in Sc ga je spominjal
vedno z velikim spostovanjem.
Sc j je pripovedoval O teh, XII SO
81 nadeli lepo zvenece ime domo-
branci, da so lazje prodajali svo-
jo domovino. Pripovedoval il je,
kako Jim je usel in Sc je pove-
dal, da bi Sc dal rajsi ustreliti,
kot da bi vel pusko il njihovih
okrvavljenih rok.
Matt ga je poslusala z veil
kim zanimanjem, kakor otrok,
XII poslusa ucitelja, vsako ME
govo besedo je zaprla ma dino
srca.
Evening star., 1946-10-14

A matchmaker who learned his
craft In an earlier rehabilitation
program now is training veterans Of
World War II in timepiece-repairing
under auspices Of the Veterans
Administration.
He is Forrest e. Peters, operator
Of. the Peters School OF Horology
zoos e street NV.
Mr.. Peters suffered disabling gun
shot wounds in France in World
War I. In 1921, he enrolled at Cath
olic University to learn basic tech
niques of matchmaking under q
VA training plan. After a years
study there, he began three years
of on-the-job instruction with q
local matchmaker. Later, he worked
in other shops and operated his own
establishment.
In 1887, he joined the Naval OBJ
servatory staff and received a cash
Evening star., 1946-10-14
| Argentine Ready
| TO Supply Meat,
| Envoy Declores
By The Assoeiossd Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 14-Oscar
Ivanissevitch, Argentine Ambassador
to the United States, says his coun-
try could send % great deal Of meat"
to the United States, II permitted to
do so.
The Argentine envoy, interviewed
yesterday by UNRRA Director Cen
eral Fiorello II. La Guardia during
Mr.. La Guarciia's regular weekly
broadcast, said Argentina had meat
surplus despite large exports to other
nations.
II am happy to say that we could
send great deal OF meat to your
country" the Ambassador declared
"and, I might add, that even II we
did not have a surplus we would al
ways be happy to share with our
friends Of the United States"
Mr.. Ivanissevitch said the surplu,
included canned meat which Is moi
affected by the United States quar-
antine against hoof and mouth dis
ease.
Evening star., 1946-10-14
School Club Officers
Elected in HyafsyiIIe

Reorganization Of the Mothers
and Teachers Club Of the Hyatts-
vile Elementary School was an
nounced today.
The new officers are Mrs. William
w. Walton, president: Mrs. Neil
Hotchkiss, vice president: Mrs. Perry
o. Wilkinson, recording secretary;
Miss Edna Peters, corresponding
secretary. and Mrs. M. A. Mean
allen, treasurer.
Committee ckairmen are: Pro-
gram. Mrs. Arthur H. Koonce: vel
fare, Mrs. Don c. Piper; buildings
and grounds, Mrs. Carl j. Bansbach;
grade mothers. Mrs. John M. Byers;
hospitality, Mrs, Jackson X. Light
foot, and publicity, Mrs. Frank H
Spencer.
Grade mothers elected include:
Gallatin Street School - Mrs
Henry Babcock, Mrs. Charles Mar
tin, Mrs. ". e. Patterson. Mrs
Edward p. Smith, Mrs. Maurice
Carpenter, Mrs. Burrel Horsley, Mrs
G. Robert Severy and Mrs. r. e
Davis.
Forty-third Avenue School-Mrs
J. H. Bowen, Mrs. Leslie II. Willis
Mrs. H. r. Osgood, Mrs. Clayton w
Fletcher, Mrs. Roy @. Voorhees,, Mrs
L. M. Beck, Mrs. Eunice E. Turner
Mrs. Warren Allen, Mrs. r. e. Smith
Mrs. w. M. Forcum, Mrs. Quentin
&c. Stephenson, Mrs. Charles "A
Matthews and Mrs. L. E. Henry.
Evening star., 1946-10-14
70 Engineering teachers
Added al Maryland j.

Appointment Of 20 new faculty
members OF the College Of Engi-
'neering at the University OF Mary
land has been announced by Dean
s. S. Steinberg.
The new members are A. w. Sher-
wood, research professor Of aerody-
namics and manager Of the wind
tunnel; Quinton Dabhs and H. R.
Martin, associate professors OF me-
chanical engineering: E. H. Small,
assistant professor OF electrical en-
gineering; Dr.. P. s. Symonds
lecturer on automatic regulation.
Also, H. w. Harden. and N. w
Todd, instructors In civil engineer
ing; w. H. Young, jr., instructor In
mechanical engineering; r. w. Al.
len, q. L. Arbogast, 6. r. Conklin
jr.;; r. B. Crichton, ]. "A. Guard and
10. r. Lund, jr., instructors IN en-.
gineering drawing: II. II. Osborne
jr., and w. N. Redd, il, assistant!
IN engineering drawing; j. A. CLARK
instructor ID shop practice, and J
H. Bilbrey, jr., and w =. Lusby
Jr., teaching fellows In chemical en-.
gineering.
Evening star., 1946-10-14
HyaftsviIIe Lions 10 Select
Entry for Beauty Contest .

A beauty contest to select a candi-
date for Miss Prince Georges" will
be held by the Hyattsville Lions
Club the night Of October "a at the
Prince Georges Golf and Country
Club.
Miss Prince Georges" and her
court of IL princesses to reign over
the 250th anniversary of the county
on November 2 will be designated
at 8 pm. October % in the Ritchie
Coliseum at the University of Mary
land.
All towns in the county are eligi-
BILE to enter a contestant in the
Miss Prince Georges" finals, as are
civic and service clubs, stores and
other groups that place floats in the
anniversary parade. Girls entering
the competition must be at least 16
years old.
Miss Edmonston" will be picked
Friday night and Miss Hyattsville"
Saturday night. Both contests viii
be held at the Hyattsville Theater,
starting at 9 pm.
Evening star., 1946-10-14
Jet AirIiners Doing 500 M.P.H.
Forecast by Plane Researcher

would have to sacrifice payloads.
ut is q long way from the stick
and string hiplane Of 1928 to the
airliner Of today" Dr.. Clauser said.
Engineers under the stress Of ter
rife competition have got the con-
ventional airplane to the point where
anything they do Is like robbing
Peter to pay Paul. s
He added that Martin, Douglas,
|Boeing, Lockheed and other aircraft
manufacturers were investigating
the jet field.
DR.. Clauser, 33-year-old former
reseaclf aerodynamicist for Douglas
Aircraft Co, cited the slow takeon
performance Of jet planes as the
biggest problem facing the Aero
nautical engineers.
Evening star., 1946-10-14
Apple Growers Given
Export Market Data
Special Dispatch 10 The ssor

WINCHESTER, Va, Oct. IA
Appalachian area fruit growers who
have exportable apples for sale to
the United Kingdom should COM
municate with the Eastern Apple
Growers Export Corp, 80 Hudson
street, New York, or Carroll r.
Miller, executive secretary of Appla-
chan Apple Service, Martinsburg,
w. Va, it was announced today by.
the apple industry. F
The announcement was made by
Lester D. Arnold, president of the
Virginia Horticultural Society, who
also is chairman of the Export Com
mittee. He quoted a letter from
c. II. Lewis, of the British Food
Mission, saying the mission is in the
market for a considerable volume
of apples from the Appalachian area.
The prices range from $2.l5 to $3.50
per bushel.
Rain and windy weather last week
did not damage unharvested apples
in the Winchester district, according
to DR.. Walter S. Hough, entomologist
at the Fruit Research Laboratory.
He added that a prolonged humid
spell may cause damage, especially
to the Stayman Winesap, which is
susceptible to cracking when abb
sorbing excessive moisture when ripe.
Evening star., 1946-10-14
Students al Barefoot
Are Sent Home Again
For Want Of Boiler

Lack of heating facilities is keep
ing about $50 students from classes
at the Bancroft School in Arlington
Glasses were dismissed last Wednes-
day and children were told to re-
turn this morning, but the institu-
ton failed to open today because
new boiler had not been installed.
Mrs. Howard Lehman, lit South
Aberdeen street, said she was one
of a number Of parents aroused al
the attitude" Of the office Of School
Supt. Fletcher Kemp which, she
said, failed to take the public into
its confidence.
"The only word we get of what
is going on Is through rumors," she
said. Parents are Inconvenience
when they prepare their children fol
school only to have them return
shortly and say there will be nc
classes"
Assistant School Supt. Charles J
Walsh said school officials were not
to blame. A boiler lay on a freight
car In Georgetown for five days last
week and could not be unloaded un-
til other freight, over which ths
School Department has no control
could be discharged, he said.
The boiler was made available
Friday, he said. Workmen were
busy Saturday and yesterday trying
to install it. he said.
1--WE had hoped to have the school
reopened by Wednesday" Mr.. Walsh
said, ''but I am not going to make
any promises until I can get definite
word from the foreman in charge OF
construction"
Evening star., 1946-10-14
Belle Haven Woman
Hangs Herself in Home

Mrs. Fred s. Cresswell. 43, OF 233
Belle Haven road, Belle Haven, was
found hanging In the bathroom Of
her home shortly before noon yes
terday. Dr.. John A. Sims, Alexan-
'dria coroner, said he issued GER
tificate Of suicide.
Mrs. Cresswell was discovered by
her brother, J. w. Watts OF William
son, N. c., who was visiting the
home. She hanged herself by tying
cloth belt to q shower rack, DR..
Sims said. Fairfax County police
quoted members OF the family as
saying she had been in Ill health.
The body was sent to Williamson
for funeral services tomorrow after
noon.
Besides here brother, she is sur
vived by her husband, . son, Fred
s. CreSswell I'd; . daughter by
previous marriage, Mary Ann Hey
denrich, and another brother, W.
B, Watts Of Williamson.
Evening star., 1946-10-14
Virginia Educators
Name {. P. Browning
by the Assoeiotsd Press

WINCHESTER, va. Oct, f<-
E. p. Browning, assistant superin-
tendent Of winchester city schools,
was elected vice president of Dis
trict G, Virginia Educational Asso-
citation, at the annual convention
here Saturday. Edwin E. win Of
Berryvile continues as president
for another year under q rule OF
the association.
Mary Lou McCutcheon Of Har-
risonburg was reelected secretary
treasurer.
The convention voted to meet at
Madison College in Harrisonburg
ifext year. Between TOO and 900
delegates from eight Northern
Virginia counties attended the dis
trict convention.
Meanwhile, In Richmond It was
announced that for the first time
the 1900 members of the State
association will have an opportunity
to vote individually for the associa-
tons president October 2l-3l, under
a recent amendment to the YEA
E
constitution.
Three Virginia educators have
been nominated to I'LL the unex-
pired term Of g. Tyler Miller, who
was made State superintendent Of
public instruction in June. They
are E. T. Kyle, assistant State
supervisor Of secondary education;
B. L. Stanley, principal Of Har-
risonburg High School, and Mrs
r. G. Beverley, principal. of the
Whitmell Farm Life School.
Ballots are to be mailed to Sec
retaries of local YEA groups this
week. Previously each local divi-
sion elected delegates = one to
every Is teachers-to cast the vote
for president.