davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11

VelilEo steyilo ljudskih lnjiz-
mic, XII smo ga dosedaj dosegli,
pomeni, da Sc zavedamo vazno-
sti ludskih knjiznic. Toda prvi
polet kaj lahko upade, &c ne bo-
mo nudili zlasti mladim knjiz.
niearjem strokovne pomoci.
Doslej snao imeli v Ljubljani
deset- -dnevni knjiznicarski te-
cai XII ga je 2 uspehom opravilo
35 tetajnikov. Vsi sedaj delajo
" knjiznicah, nekateri cd njih
pa prirejajo dvodnevne knjizni-
earske tecaje po okrajih. III te-
caji SO pokazali lepe uspehe.
Udelezenci knjiznicarskega te.
GAIA v Dolnji Lendavi so ma pri-
mer sklenili, da bodo tekmovali
v naslednjem:
1. Kjer se nj knjiznic, jih bodo
ustanoviii.
2. Povsod bodo ustanovii e.
talnice in braIne krozke..
81. Zbrali bodo elm vec denaria
ga nakup vseh knjig in to s pri-
ireditva1ai ter nabiralnirni ak
lcijani Zveze mIadine.
! 4. Uredili bodo knjiznice pc
inavodilih Pravilnika o ljudskih
kr1jiznicah, izlociii bodo nepri-
merne knjige, narocili stampilj-
Ike, da bodo vse knjiznice enotno
.poslovale.
t s.. Vsak cd tecajnikov 81 je
'zadal nalog, da bo vzgojil v svo-
|. il vasi Sc pc enega knjiznicarja.
6. PridobiIi bodo cim vec bral-
ceV.
Dvodnevne knjiznicarske tie.
cafe pripravlja sedaj vec okra.
jev.
Kjer Sc nj mogoce ustanoviti
ljudske knjiznice, maj bi: bila
citalnica, po moznosti z bralnimi
veceri. Okraj Murska Sobota
ina 28 bralnih krozkov, okraj
Radgona pa u, tudi po drugih
krajih ze ustanavljajo citalnice
pravega razmaha doslej Sc Misc
dosegle.
Drzavna zalozba v Ljubljan
bo nabavljala knjige vseh nash
zalozb z % do $3.50 popusta pod
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11
MtinarjeU Janez
spisal: F. Kosevar

ii ne bila ze povila v sopek, b
jo kar brez skrbi vrgla proc
Sicer mi jo pa lie daj sopkon
vred, skoQovalo ne bo nikakor!!'
"Kdaj pa vazn jen to rekel?'
izprasuje Marjetica zvedavo.
/ "Danes pri Sv. Ami; kar san
:je zacel. Toda &c bi tudi ne bill
hi ga bila polagoma ze- speljals
ma pravo, pot. Sag mi vse pove
karkoli ina ma srcu I'M kaj bi m
tudi me-. saj sem ga vendar Pc
stovala."
lob kateri priliki vam j.
razodel to? Povejte mil"
"Tako-le je bio. Videl me je
delati ognjisce in priblizal Sc
mi je. Cetudi ga nisem prosila
mi zacne takoj ruse rezati zan..
in pa zdihuje vines. Hltro sem
spoznala, da mora biti jake sla'
be wolfe. "Kaj ii je, Janez," sem
ga nagovorila, ida si ze vee Ca
sa tako otozeh, ii, XII 81 bill we'd
no, vessel in zgovoren, vedno le
Eu drustyl1 fantovskem? Ze ne.
kaj casa opazujem, da Sc ogibas
ljudi, XII si jih poprej iskal. Ako
me mole stare oci ne varajo,
moras biti ali bolan ali pa "a
ljubljen, kaj ne da"'
Debelo me je pogledal in no.
ga mu je obticala ne lopati'
sprvega je tajil in tako della
vsakdo, kdor je Sc nedolznega
srca, ker ga je sram, Sc razode-
ii. No, beseda je dala besedo
in dozdeval Sc mi je cedalje "a
upnejsi. Dobro je bio, da naju
nj nikdo motil. LIE Lukaska in
Strnaska sta stikali glavi sku.
paj, akoravno nista mogli ujet'
niti besedice. Ko je ze nareza'
zadosti rus, jih znosi k meni in
Sc hoce posloviti. "Janez, poca'
kaj malo, ii bonn nekaj poveda-
Ia" lie nitro, ne utegnem So
muditi, fantje me ze cakajo!
(Dalje prihodnjic1
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11

No, bodisi kakor ze hoce, Mar
tinaska je morala sedaj tudi ze
misliti ma odhod, cato 81 po-
pravi svojo zeleno cepico, XII je
bila pred kakim pol stoletjem
morda nova, &c je nj tedaj ku-
pila kje pod roko; sedela il je
ma zatilniku kakor zelnata veha.
Tudi n1ascobe in nesnage nj bilo
pogresati ma Mi.
"Lahko noc,. Marko! Marjeti-
co vam bonn ze pravocasno pri-
peljala, bati Sc vam nj prav mic
treba "a njo, saj bonn JAZZ pri
Mi. Lahko noc!"
BOG 2 vama!" il odgovori
Pengar.
"Bog," Sc oglasi Martinaska
Sc ednoe "a plotom, ker je ho-
tela vedno imeti zadnjo bese-
do. Pengar Sc obrne ma levo,
Martinaska in Marjetica pa ma
desno.
Komaj' sta Sc bill kakih de-
set korakov oddaljili cd prelaza,
Sc ozre Martinaska po ocetu, je-
Ii se videti ali ne in - res je
stal moz Sc vedno pri prelazu
in gledal "a NINA. Po bliskovo
nitro sc Martinaska zopet zasu-
&c in podvizuje Marjetico, da b!
Sc cim pref umaknili ljudem il
pred oci. Prisedsi "a visok plot,
povzame Martinaska zopet be-
sedo ter jane Marjetici nekaj
pripovedovati, da je ubogi de-
klici obraz sedaj zardeval sedaj
zopeti obledeval. Nehote Sc je
prijela "a kipece nedrije, kakor
bi 10 kaj dusilo.
"stiriperesne deteljice torej
mama nj vec treba?" povprasa
Gez nekoliko casa Marjetica bo-
jazlJvo.
mic vec me-" je bill kratek
odgovor, "Janez te ina rad!
Sam mi je to povedal. Ko bi je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11

COURTESY the STANDARD OIL co. lOh
Famous far beyond the borders
of Ohio is the Hooking County
region. Here nature has exerted
herself to make a wonderland for
mans enjoyment.
Deep, mysterious forest-clad ra-
vines, rushing streams, towering
cliffs, and age-old caves combine
to fascinate the visitor.
Owned and maintained by the
state, shelter houses, camping
places and picnic facilities have
been developed for those who wish
to enjoy q day or q vacation, in
this rugged, picturesque wilder
ness.
There are l11iles of scenic foot
paths which lead the hiker into
the innerfnost recesses ct this
Wonderland
There are many snectacplar
spots to be visited i'm tiie IBoU1kiiig
County parks. Rock House, for
instance, is q huge natural cavern,
fifyi IN olf tiie sfdes 0f 4 clifl
Through great cathedral -liks wtn-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11

,d0ws which have been worn
through the solid rock are views
OF the deep uavine below.
Old Mans Cave, formerly
reached by a winding narrow
pathway, is, now readily accessi-
bic by means Of q tunnel stairway.
It is one Of the attractions of this
unusual area.
Both of these can be reached by
Route 374 and are northeast Of
South Blooynfrgville.
\. Ash Cave is q great overhanging
|iroek under which. tradition says,
the Indians rested and camped on
their trips through this area. It is
lone of tHe most unusual rock for
nations in the state.
Ash Cave il On State Route 50,
|lsout11clyC of S0ssth Bloomingvillk.
IN addition to these three snen-
lstnCtIlsw pieces of natures hand
work there are scores Of othler
spots worth visiting and .reminil-
lscSIie ~ flIeF dGyS o. Glli1Hs AEst
Iinhabitants.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11

borbah. Slovenska Primorska in
Koroska pa sta bill ze pref sko-
raj brez slovensks knjige.
Po osvobcditvi so priceli sim
dikati mestnis in krajevni ljud
ski odboris, kakor tuli posamezL
ne vast ustsnsvljakil ljudsle
knjiznice. pa 50 y z1taAli pred
ye1tl4 ts1avs1nS: Pfvs u bils
obcutnc pomanjkanie knjig,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11
Serifovo prodoio

serif okraja Cuyahoga DO dial
ma javno prodajo 80. septembra
1916, oh 10. uri zjutraj v sobi st.
26 mestnega sodisca, emo hiso
"a emo druzino in emo dvo-dru-
zinsko hiso, ma naslovu 1906
1408 e SO St., in sicer najvisjemu
ponudniku. Ia podrobnosti po-
klicite MA 1886.
Minimalna ponudba je "a
$3,333.33; ocenjena vrednost ma
$4,000.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11
Nose fudske kniiiizznice
Posnsio il "slovsnsksss porossvslca'

Nemci SO ze v prvih mesecih
okiip6cije II sDmadaal sezigali
slovensks knjige. Tudi kraj,
clkupirarf % 1taiijanih, razen
Ljubljane. 30 - vecini izgubili
svoje, knjiznice. RaapHscena $
bila dfuAtva. ii 50 bila obicajno
lastniki knjiznic, knjige 50 d.
Iona razaesII, dglUuia pa ~ bin
unicene oh raznih ofenzivah ii
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11
Hso noprodai

5 sob ma enemu nadstropju; lepe.
'velike in prijetne sobe.
Ognjisce; dive garazi, lota 5Ox
800. v Euclid, O., blizu 'busov.
Pokicite pred 8. uro zjutraj ali
pc 5. uri zvecer: RE O255;; ali pa
eez dan v nedeljo in soboto.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11
Posestvo v Ftorid

izven naesta,. po zmerni ceni v
'prijazn slovenski naselbini, k kjer
Sc prideluje zelenjavo in sadie
cello limo. Ed. DeUes, e. I, Ne0
Smyrna Beach, Fla.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11

knjig. Pravfm dobrih, ker iinajoi
'tudi stare knjige, XII 50 Jill nabi-.
,ra1f rs let, vendar pa danes "a
vracajo knige ! stare rnise1nost-.
jO. Vsaka vas Sc tepe- za novo'
|knjigo. &c pride nova knjiga Y
prilnorsko vas je to r1aravnost.
dogodek "a. nje. Oh vecerih Sc:
zberejo vsi, tudi starcki, in
skupno berejo.
Primorske knjiznice resuje le
skupna moe. Dobra knjiga, Iii
pride tia, je nov korak v borbi
proti fasizrlu. Tiskovni sklad "a
Primorsko in Korosko, XII ga je
razpisal IOoF Slovenije in pa
razne knjizne nabiralne akcije,
ogromno prispevajo' k temu ci-
lju.
Sindikalne knjiznice SO v ne
katerih krajih kot v Murski So
boti, Rusah, Trzicu, sevnici it'd.
zdruzene, z ljudskini knjiznica-
mi. Iman1o pa preko go sindikal-
nih knjizric, XII imajo znaeaj
=. =. Zs
ljudske knjiznice. Cd teh Jill od-
Fpade samo ma r11esto Maribor 28
IS 3,219 knjigan1i, ma Kranj pa
13 s 1920 knjigani. Ne bi bio
Eprav, &c bi rekli, da so ma primer
sindikati v Krarlju napravili ma
Ipako, ker je vsak od NTH naba-
vii povprecno 78 leposlovnih
knjig ter odprl svojo knjiznico.
s TEN 50 pokazali zanimanje "a
knjigo. Poleg teh knjiznic je v
Kranju tudi ljudska knjiznica
Krajevnega odbora. Jasno je, da
v Kranju "a a ljudski1l knjiznic
nj prostora, nitianinnajo te knjiz-
nice moznosti, da bi Sc razvijaIe.
Tako ma primer Ljudska
knjiznica Krajevnega; odbora S
500 knjiga1ni je imela v sestih'
tednih 224 dinarjev prometa. &c
pa bi Sc vseh IA knjiznic zdru-
lilo v emo veliko sindikalno
knjiznico, in bi jo; podpirali vsi'
sindikati, ker knjiznice obicaj-.
no MISC rentabilne, temvse pasiv-
ne, bi dot,iIo maseto Krani res
lepo, kvalitetno knjiznico 2 veil
ko izbiro knjig in ta hi lahko
imela poklicnega kajizniearja.
Po' tovarnaiS: pa rfaJ hi 81 sindi-
kati uredili citalniee s strokov-
mimi knjigami, politicnirnii bro
suramT IN caSoplsl.
! Isto velja "a vse. kraje, kjer
Sc cenijo sile. v nekaterifr mani
sih krajihs Sc dogaja,, da ina
mladina svojo Iudsko knjiznico,
Antifasisticne zene svoio,, sin
dikati svojo. Take majhne knjiz-
nice bodo zasle v naterialne te-
zave' in bodo ostale vedno le mai
hne kajiznice ali pa bodo, pro-
padie, ker je treba takoj OBJ
ustanovitvi knjiznice misliti ma
to, kdo DO knjiznico gmotno pod
piraL &c bodo masovne organi-
zacije zdruzeno ustanovile knjiz-
nico, jo same podpirale, poleg
tega pa Sc krejavni odbor potem
| je knjiznici zagotovljen obstoj
in razvoj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11

Iposldje v petir okrajih ~ knji4
|nie, pFele 30 pa jih je v pripraui.
v stiriz clsrsjil1 znasa stsvi1o
knjig 23,4s6 v olrsju Krahj III
Rxkek inaajD tudi oirrajni knjizz-
nicarsid svet.
/ v ceIjsken okro3ju so javili
IEtrije okraji, da posluje 40 knjiz-
l|nic, ~ jill je Y priprsyf, od teh
ilnata diva oikrsja S,762 knjfg.
IlVse okrozjs sEupaj je izneIo sre-
ldi februarja 76 kn5jisnie, hi SO lie
hposlovale ali pa So bile v pri-
Epravi. .za
7 v nopomeskenr okrosiu Sc je
|prijavilo 60 knjiznic ze y jauu-
arjn Sedaj posluje vtreh okra-
jih ~ knjiznic, 81 bo odprtih,
ko dobe naroeene knjige.
i Ljubljana ina tri velike ljud-
|ske knUznice in to-: Javno knjiz-
lnice Glavnega odbora ESzN 8
49, knjigani, Ljudsko knjiz-
Inico s 16,ooo knjigami ter st.
Jakobsko knjiznico S $4,000
kniigami. Razen teh je v Ljub-
ljani Sc 20 cetrtnih in sindikat-
nih ljudskih knjiznic.
| Visoko narodno zavest in liu-
bezen do slovenske knjige je
Inajbolj pokazalo nase desetlet-
lja tlaeeno primorsko ljudstvo.
ze takoj po italijanski kapitula-
ciji in med nemsko okupacijo so
priceli zbirati denar in knjige
"a slovenske knjiznice. Cisti do
bicek vseh proslav 1OO-letnice
rojstva Simon Gregorcica so ma
menili v korist ljudskim knjizni-
cam. Sano v conf B imamo da-
mes po delno tocnih porocilih 81
lepih ljudskih knjiznic in II ei-
talnic. ,,
Vipavski okraj ina "a knjiz-
mic preko $500 knjigami ter
emo citalnico. Okraj Idrija ina
stiri knjiznice in emo citalnico.
Ilirska Bistrica II knjiznic in
stiri ctalnice. Herpelje devet
knjiznic S 1861 knjigami in emo
citalnico. Grgar Stir knjizniee in
stiri eitalnice. Tolmin rs knjiz-
mic in emo 6italnieo,. Postojna
10 knjiznic s $500 knjgami in
petimi eitalnicami.'
zelezniearski sindikat V Ljub-
ljani Je podaril primorskim bra
tom svojo knjiznico, XII steje
1000 izbranih in lepo ohranje-
nih knjig. Ia knjiznica je goto-
vo najlepsa in najveeja knjiznica
ma Primorskem. Sedaj je name
scena v St. Petru ma Krasu.
Ia Primorsko pomeni knjiz-
MICA mnogo vec kot obicajno
branje: Primorska mladina Sc
pri branju slovenskih knjig uci
pravilnega slovenskega jezika,
ker pod italijanskim fasizmom
nj imela moznosti, da bi Sc ucila
materinscine v solah.
Primorski Slovenci bi dali vse
"a knjige. Ljudje Sc pritrgujejo
pri kruhu in komaj cakajo, da
hi prieei prodajati sadie, da bi
81 lahko kupili dobrih slovenskih
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-09-11

= -
druga pa dejstvo, da je treba "a
nabavo novih knjig precej de-
maria.
Prosvetno ministrstvo je v
tenn pogledu nudilo pomoc. Il
dab je odlok, mai Sc polovica no.
viii, po knjigarnah zaplenjenih
knjig razdeli ljudskim knjizni-
cam po polovicni predvojni ceni.
4 Tako je bilo doloceno "a Slove-
MILO vkljucno s Primorsko in Ko-
! rosko 123,27O knjig. v skupni
! vrednosti (p olovicna cena)
| 1,728,0oo dinarjev. Cd teh je be
razposlanih ma okrozja in Y Trst
! $4,000 knjig vrednosti (polo-
. vicni) 1,13O, 600 dinarjev.
Ostale knjige so Sc v polah in
bodo postopoma vezane in raz-
poslane po knjiznicah. Koliko
Tljubezni do slovenske knjige 60
j nase ljudstvo, pa je razvidno
iz sledecih podatkov:
Samo mariborsko okrozje je z
] raznimi prireditvami, nabiralni-
. mi akcijami, kot je bill ,teden slo-
venske knjige in podobno, zbra-
10 doslej znanih podatkih preko
$50, 900 dinarjev ter vec kot A.
600 knjig, cd katerih je seveda
| precej tudi nerabnih.
Novomesko okrozje je ze pla-
| Gallo okrog 100000 dinarjev, ma
rocilo pa je knjig "a 100000 di-
narjev. Samo izseljeniski pas
Krsko je nabral preko $4,000 di-
narjev. Ne smemo pozabiti, da
Sc je te nabiralne akcije udele-
lila zadnja pohorska in gorjan-
| Ska vas, da je okraj Mursko So
bota nabral 44,991 dinarjev,
Radgona 55,711 dinarjev, okraj
Ptuj 141, 900 dinarjev it'd.
Vsega doslej zbranega denar-
ia: je mnogo preko 100000 di-
narjev. Knjiznice same tudi stall
no kupujejo move knjige, XII so
izsle pc osvobojitvi.
V mariborskem okrozju re po-
sluje 12o ljudskih knjiznic, pre-
ko 125 pa jih je v pripravi, to
Sc pravi, da bodo zacele poslova-
ii takoj ko bodo prejeli knjige,
"a katere 50 ze zbrali, ,denar. Use
te kniiznice imajo lie okrog 3d.
100 knjig. To so razen v nekaj
primerih zelo majhne knjiznice,
XII pa imajo vse pogoje, da Sc
razvijejo v lepo urejene knjiz-
nice. Vsi knjizniearji so obiskali
dvo dnevno knjiznicarske tecaje
skupno okrog 24O udelezencev),
XII SO bill po vseh okrajih.
| Skoraj vse knjiznice so 81 re
nabavile potrebni tiskovine. Pet
okrajev ina okrajni knjiznicar-
ski svet, pa tudi posamezni kra-
il imajo ze krajevne knjiznicar-
ske odbore, XII skrbe "a razvoj
knjiznic. Organizacija ljudskih
knjiznic je najboljsa v maribor-
skem okrozju, vendar pa je tudi
v ostalih okrozjih prav tako "a
nimanje "a Iudske knjiznice.
V okrozju Ljubljana-okolica
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Sl0uenski dmeriSki nar0dni sue
sess v. .sth strssL Chisass =, m.
M .sAnH tprD konvsneH SANS win. II
clsvsanda bh hvoljni heda usdnikl e odSnd n uan H
e cAsTnu CLAM: .=
castni pfedsednik: LOUIS ADANd1C Aal1ord, Nj
cssh psd1ssdsdna: MARIE PRFsIANDs Dillingham; Avenue
castni DR. r 62ss Ave, Cleveland
Giant EKsEKUTTvE:
KRIsTA q ct. Haven
podpredssdnk: JAKO ROGELJ,
FRED WIDER s so Iawndas Ave. Chicago -
Tx,hn q. KUHEI, ssss ". ss ST. chicaso ss MI ~
Blassk vICKT CAKAR 2a59 Chicago 2s III
zapsnkE JACOB zUPAN l4oo So Lombard Ave. Berwyn III
cAm: .-..' '
LEO JURJ0vEC, lsle ". n, Chicago q HI 49,.
ANTON KRAPENC 1885 W. zst R- Chicago 3 M .....:.
ALBnA NOvAK, GIT Sc Clair Ave, Cleveland 3, Ohio
FxANK zAITz 2sel So LAwndals Ave. Chicago % m
-. 5@ NADZoRtn oBBoR:
LOUIS pedsednl, Chicago IN.
JOSIE z6KRAJsEK. 1858 Cornetis Ave. Cleveland Ohio
pOSEPH ZAvKKTNIK, Tsnsay Rd, Ensiewood,
MRsI oDBoR:
ANTON DEBEvC 1850 So 1Sh st, sheboysan, wis.
JOSEPH r DURN, 15eo5 Waterloo 3D. TO- Ohio
JOSEPHNE ERJAvEC ST No. Chicago ST, Joliet III
1HER1sA GERzEI. ssz Kns Ave, W. Alquippa, Pa
ANTON HORZEN, 1889 First st, a Sale, III.
ANTHONY JERSN, 1875 Washington st, Denver Colo.
REV. MATH KEBE, zss7th 81, Pttsbmsh l.
FRANK KLUNE 6o4-3rd st, N. w Chisholm MIMI
HELENA KUsdR, 1886 Kenlworth Berwyn, III.
KATHERINE KRANZ, 1885 Hawthorne Detroit Mich
JOHN KvARTTCH, III station st, BridyeviIe Pa
NJ Y.
ANTOnETTE SdCICH, Nottingham Cleveland Ohio
THERESA SPKCK, 1865
vAIkNFnE s1Ko1 1910 n Holmes Ave- Indianapolis Ind
JOHN STONICH 1884 Pueblo,
ANDREW vIDRICH 706 Forest Ave, Johnstown,
ANTON A. F. Bldg, Ely,
JOSEPH zoRc, 1o45 WadEworth Ave, No. Chicago HI
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Washington Girl
Wed Yesterday

In a candlelight service against
a background Of white summer fow-
ers and palms, Miss Gloria O.
Duckett, nice of Miss Rowena r..
Davis of Washington became the
bride yesterday of Ensign Richard
T. Berg, U. S. N. r., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. M. Berg of Richfleld, Utah.
The ceremony took place in Foun-
ain Memorial Baptist Church, with
he Rev. Frank B. Burress officiat-
.ng.
Miss Duckett wore white taffeta
gown and veil of illusion held by
tiara OF seed pearls. She carried
a Colonial nosegay of white roses
and babies'-breath. The maid OF
honor, Miss Coralee Barnes of
Washington, wore a gown of rose
taf1eta, and the other attendants,
Miss Betty Hughes and Miss Joan
Beam, were gowned in blue dotted
swiss.
1t. Charles Welker. A. U. S.,
acted as best man, and the ushers
were 1t. q. g. Robert Insley. U. S.
NJ, and 1t. q. g. Arthur Powell,
u. S. N.
After short wedding trip South
the couple will live in Bath, Me,
where 1t. Berg is stationed.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Christening Today
1t Cathedral

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Norman
Smith will be hosts at small re-
ception this afternoon following the
christening of their infant son,
Harold Norman Smith, jr., who is
months old today.
The christening ceremony will
take place at o'clock in the Chill
drens Chapel OF the Washington
Cathedral OF st. Peter and st. Paul,
with Canon w. Curtis Draper on
ciating.
Mrs. Harvey Bancroft McElroy of
Detroit and Columbus, Ohio, great
aunt of the baby, will be its god
mother and Mr.. John w. Boucer of
Elmira, N. Y, will be the godfather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick M. Kopp of
Crosse Pointe, Mich, and Fort Lau-
derdale, Fla, also will be god-par-
ents of baby Harold.
Many rows of lace and hand en-
broidery trim the christening robe of
fine null which was made by Mrs.
Smiths grandmother, the late Mrs.
William Dudley johnson of St.
Louis. The dress was made for
the christening of Mrs. Smiths
mother, Mrs. Ellsworth Rist, whose
recent death caused arrangements
for a much larger reception to-
day to be modified. Only the god
parents Of the infant and those
members Of the two families now in
Washington will attend the recep-
ton.
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Miss L0peIace
Wed Yesterday
To Mr.. LarkM

The marie 10 re-
Lovelace. daughter of Mr.. and MIRA
Julius 6. L..
s. Larkin of Wiliar.
place yesterday at noon In the First
Congregational Church with the
Rev. Harvey w. Goddard officiating
at the ceremony.
Mr.. Lovelace escorted his daugh-
ter, whose gown of ivory satin
trimmed with seed pearls was worn
with a veil OF illusion, and she
carried bouquet OF white orchids
and roses showered with bouvardia
Miss Treva Disc Of Hershey, Pa.
cousin of the bride, was her maid
OF honor and the bridesmaids were
another cousin, Miss Jeanne Nc
Laughlin of York and Miss Eleanor
Duerksen. They were costumed re-
specdvely in aqua, pink and blue
marquisette and each carried a
bouquet Of delphinium and pink
roses.
Mr.. Herman J. Larkin of st.
George, Utah, was best man for
his brother and the ushers were
Mr.. Richard B. Judge of Whining
ton, Del, and Mr.. Joseph F. Noon
of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Garden Weddinq
At Sycamore Hall
Near ASHLAND

The lovely garden at Sycamore
Hall, the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James w. Smith. near Ashland, Va,
was the scene of the wedding yes
terday afternoon OF their daughter,
Miss Gail Cleo Smith, whose mar
riage to Mr.. William Joseph Wood,
jr., took place at 4 o'clock.
Mr.. Smith, who is the regional
director OF sanitation In Virginia,
escorted his daughter to the bower
of flowers before which the Rev.
Roy X. Garner ofIiciated, and the
brides sister, Miss Peggy Smith,
played the wedding music.
Another sister, Miss Virginia
Smith, was the maid of honor and
Mr. Edward Stocklinski of Fall
River, Mass, was best man for Mr..
Wood, whose parents also make
their home in Fall River. Those
who assisted the guests to places in
the garden for the ceremony were
Mr.. Donald F. Wood, Mr.. Thomas
Cranston, Mr.. Clarence w. Gariety
and Mr.. William Herbig.
White taffeta was worn by the
bride, her veil Of illusion falling
from a headdress Of orange bios
SONS, and she carried an arm bou-
quet Of white summer flowers.
The maid Of honor was gowned in
pink taffeta with Juliet cap of
marquisette the same shade and
her flowers were a nosegay OF pink,
blue and white garden flowers.
Following the reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Wood left for trip to Massa-
chusetts and after April l will be at
home here in the Marquette Apart
ments.
Mr.. Wood served four years in
the Army Air Forces and his bride
has been a dietician in Doctors
Hospital in this city.
Evening star., 1946-07-14


to ls and IS priced at only
$6.95. You'll find it at two SEARS
stores, $500 Wisconsin Avenue NV
and Oil Bladensburg Road NE,
All SEARS stores are delightfully."-
air conditioned for your comfort.
They are open Monday through
Thursday from 10 to 6 and
Friday and Saturday from 10 to 9
You'll also find a colorful array oj
halters, shorts and slacks al
comfortably priced to fit your mid
season budget. Gather up the sum,
mer play wearables you need .
and start your vacation of with Z
we'll rounded holiday wardrobe
Don't forget-there's ample FIRE
parking at all times.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
We RETURN A
COOL VERDICT!

Why worry obout summers en-
ervetins onslaught? Why look
to the seoshore for relief when
the or cooled coektoiI rooms,
the breeze swept roofs and ter
roees, the air conditioned shops
provide cool. refreshing
porodises within the waIls Of
our city.
At these pieces, you'll find
ponoceo for prieky heot and
sunburn delicious drinks
ond cooling foods thot restore
porehed poIotes cool re-
freshins foshions and mony
other suggestions to moke your
Washington summer a comfort
oble one.
Evening star., 1946-07-14

2 piece playsuit of
checkered gin CHAM,
featured by SEARS.
The playsuit, itself,
has a pleat down the
front for easy action
and the full skirt
buttons all the way
down the front. 1t
mes in assorted
colorx in sizes -
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will revive you more quickly than
time spent in this cool haven. They
specialize in delicious seafood plat
ters-with your favorite seafoods-
in season, prepared to your order.
They're accompanied by 4 salad.
potatoes and relishes and
served hot or cold, as you prefer.
Ask the headwaiter to seat you at
the Captains Table, or in the Ships
Cabin, or in any Of the other air.
cooled Marine Dining Rooms. 1871
and 1907 i ST. NV.
Evening star., 1946-07-14

drugs, no exercise. You simply
lie in . relaxed position while
vacuum cups magically spot-re-
duce your fieShy waistline, hips.
thighs and turnrny. Read the
scales and tape measure after each
treatment-and you'll note with JOY
that you're getting simmer and
simmer. There are two MARCEL
salons: 1922 18th ST. NV. Phone
RE. l746. And at 5000 l4th ST.
NV. Phone no. 0192.
Evening star., 1946-07-14

and is sanctioned by physicians.
1t will accomplish permanent re-
suits in surprisingly short time
and you will be assured private.
gentle and painstaking care. This
air-conditioned salon is open eve
nings. ll45 CONN. AVE. Phone
MA. 1926.
Evening star., 1946-07-14

sAASAA oAAAASAy oAS VA
summer S h oe IS
while there's still
time for you to
wear them. Hurry
in, brig ht and
e arly, tomorrow
morning-and take
advantage Of the
inviting savings.
Best of all-you
can try them on in