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PARK CITY SECTION

Mrs. Fred Burnstead and daugh-
ter left Monday for her home in
Saint Paul after spending several
days with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Wolf who celebrated their
fiftieth wedding anniversary. Other
members of the family here for the
occasion and returning to their
homes the fore part of the week
we're Mrs. Leland Grover and son
of Victor, Mont, Mrs. Lydia Henry
to her home in Antiock, Calf. on
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Pete LEM
to Sheridan. Wyo., Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Dimich and son to Red Lodge
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Footitt and
son to Billings. also Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin Wolf and family to Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Flood enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs: L.. A;
Heller of Minneapolis. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Davis and A. o. Nelson.
Mrs. Harry Sands entertained re-
Gently for her daughter Beverly on
her eighth birthday. Little friends
present were Shirley Roth, Loretta
Story, Sandra Southworth, Carolyn
Pope, Mitzi and Sylvia Sanders.
Dorothy Mehling and Patty and
Terry Sands. On March 27 Patty
Sands celebrated her sixth birth
day at an afternoon party with
Sharon Kellogg, Judy Hedges, Peggy
Story, Bobby Eastlick, Kenny Bolin
and Terry Sands as her little
Mrs. Robert Stredbeck of Bill
ings came Thursday to spend over
The week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Dove. Mr.. Sired
beck came Saturday and they re-
turned to their home Sunday.
Mrs. w. A. Hansford went to
.ozeman during the week to spend
several days with her son Joe Hans
ord and family.
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itor in Billings Saturday.
A. L. Grubs was a business visi-
tor in Columbus Tuesday after
afternoon.
Mrs. Lucia Bongiani and family
attended the iunior-senior prom in
Park City Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Shay and
son Norman of Hawthorne were
dinner guests at the Grubs home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Flood and
sons were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Casper Harding Sunday.
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TREWIN

Mike Beslanowitch was re-
elected as school director at Satur-
days election for a three-year term.
Judges of the election were Mes
danes Joe and Frank Kappel and
Mike Beslanowitch.
Mrs. George Sparks has gone to
Dixon. Mont. to visit her son and
daughter-in-law, MI. and Mrs.
Tommy Sparks.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08
Voznja z roparji

George Fetchon, 25, stanujoc
ma 1915 Oakville Dr., Gates
Mills, in njegoya prijateljica Ve-
ra Peterson, XII je Sc v sluzbi
kot "Wave" in stanuje v hotelu
"Allerton", sta v neki gostilni
ma E. 1O5 St. sprejela ponudbo
voznje z avtomobilom. Voznik je
incl poleg sebe Sc drugega clo-
veka. Ko so Sc pripeljali ma St.
Clair in E. 1853 St., sta tujc a
ustavila avtomobil, nastavila re-
volver in oropala Fetchona "a
$500 in vojasko suknjo, sprem-
ljevalko pa "a $45, klobuk, dez-
nj plasc in vse listine. Eden cd
roparjev je bill zajet, kateri pa
nina denarja in trdi, da ne We
"a ime drugega, XII mu je po-
magal pri ropu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08
rocijo ma urad Slovenskega anne
riskega narodnega sveta, 1885
West 26th ST., Chicago %, Ill.
Tajnistvo SANSa.
IsCE sORODNIKE

Mirko Bozic il Device Mari
je v Polju st. ITO pri Ljubljani
zeli zvedeti "a svoje sorodnike:
bratranca Martina Hafneria, XII
je star okrog 60 let in je bill v
starem kraju sedlar, donna IL
Dornikov, zup. Vodice, okraj
Kamnik, in Franka Hafnerja,
star okrog IS let, po poklicu
krojac in donna IL iste vasi; da-
lie "a Antona Hocevarja, star
okrog 81 let, donna il Homca
pri Kamniku, in "a ucitelja An
tona Mraka, donna IL St. Josta
mad Kranjem in star okrog 60
let. Maj mu pisejo ma gornjji ma
SLOW.
81. n : 3
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08
Slovensko pevsko drustvo
'Jadran' v Collinwoodu daro-
valo $500 "a otrosko bolnico
Nadaljevanje s l. strani)

Prijatelj Durn in njegova So
proga sta darovala petindvajset
(25) dolarjev. Koliko della in de-
narnih doneskov sta ze izrocila
JPO, SIS in SANSu, to We vsak,
XII cita slovenske casopise in XII
Sc aktivno udejstvuje pri obeh
organizacijah. To delo oba cast
no in hvalevredpo predstavlja
slovenski javnosti. Hvala obe-
ma.
Mr.. Anton Tomsic (Big Tony
gostilnicar v Collinwoodu je pri-
speval petindvajset (25) dolar-
jew.
Mr.. Anton Dolgan, trgovec
zeleznino ma Waterloo Rd. je dal
petindvajset (25) dolarjev.
Rojaka Joe in Danica Hrva-
tin, lastnika gostilne ma Grove
wood Ave., sta oddala petin-
dvajset (25) dolarjev "a bolnico.
Hvala vsem tenn darovalcem;
izkazali so svojo narodno dol
znost napram rodni zemlji, XII
Jim bo nepozabno hvalezna Sc
mnogo let.
Mnogo imamo Sc v nasi nasel-
bini ljudi, XII so prejeli cd svojih
sorodnikov informativna in "a
zeljena pisma. Svojci SO Jim OPT
savali gorje in tezave, XII jih je
prestal tam narod. Vsak Jim je
po svojih notch priskocil ma po-
moe S posiljanjem obleke, cev-
ljev in jestvin. Toda to Sc nj
dovolj.
I'll ljudje maj bi sc odzvali tu-
di "a naso skupno stvar, XII DO v
korist celoti nasega naroda v
domovini.
Najbolj nesrecne in osamljene
Sc pocutijo danes V domovini tt
sti ljudje, XII nimajo nobenega
svojca Ameriki.
Kdor daruje "a otrosko bolni-
co, ia delno pomaga tudi tenn
nesrecnikom.
Klic IL domovine je Sc vedno
enak: Daj, brat, daj; pomagai
sestra! j. N. r.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08
SORODNIKE v AMERIKI
ISCE

Ivanka Veldin, Loke 393, Tr.
bovlje I, Slovenija, isce svoji se-
stri in sicer Antonio Kovacic,
rojeno Vieic v Harijah pri nir.
ski District, bivajoco nekje v
Clevelandu, in Mario Jagodnik,
bivajoco nekje ma farmi pri 10.
lietu.
VISA druzina omenjene Ivan.
ke Veldin je bila augusta 1871
izseljena cd okupatorja in il.
gubljene so bile vse listine
vkljucivsi naslovi sester v Anne.
riki. .. .."...
Ako kateri citateljev pozna
katero teh rojakinj, ali &c b:
sami citali te vrstice, maj spo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08
Priporoea ucenje ruseine

Priporoca utenje ruseine
Neki ameriski veteran je
vprasal easniskega clankarja
Williama F. McDermotta "a ma
svet glede ucenja tujega jezika.
On pravi, da S prakticnega sta
lisca je priporocljivo, da bi Sc
veterani v vecjem stevilu poslu-
zili prilike priuciti Sc ruskega
jezika, kateri obeta stopiti v
bodocih generacijah v ospredje,
ne samo il politicnih nagibov,
pac pa tudi IL znanstvenih. Mem
Selma je zatonila vsaj "a emo
generacijo &c ne deli in tudi v
znanstvenih zadevah ne bo vec
igrala prominentne vloge. "
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08
Cd detektiva do doktorata

Detektiv John Zielinski, star
81 let in zadnjih 16 let uposlen
kot tajnik clevelandskemu poll
cijskemu nacelniku George ].
Matowitzu, je polozil resignaci-
jo, XII stopi v veljavo S 1. Julien,
toda iz urada odide ze ia mesec.
Cd tedaj naprej postane detek-
tiv Zielinski dr.. Zielinski in DO
prakticiral v Floridi. Graduiral
je leta 1889 iz Great Lakes kole-
gija kot zdravnik mehanotera-
pije. Poda sc v Miami, Fla, kjer
DO naredil drzavni izpit in nato
odpre urad v omenjenem mestu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08
Velika livarska razstava

zupan Burke je predvcerajs-
MIN dopoldne odprl v mestnem
avditoriju. emo najvecjih livar-
skin razstav cd leta 1912. Obe-
mem Sc je prieela v Clevelandu
konvencija American Foundry
mans Assn, XII DO trajala te-
den dni. Mad 300 ameriskih Ii
warn je razstavilo svoje produk-
te, kot tudi potrebseine "a IL
varne. Prieakuje Sc, da bo raz-
stavo obiskalo 10000 ljudi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08
VOJNA
Nadaljevanje z 2. stranD

kov. Incl sem izvrstne pse in
v jeseni sem bill vsak dan zunaj.
Seveda sem zjutraj zgodaj vstal,
tako da SO psi ze, ko Sc je delal
dan, Re gonili in ostal sem do
osme ure v loviscu, tako da sem
bill oh deveti uri ze zopet lahko
v pisarni. Nedelje in prazniki so
bill seveda moji in 81 m delal
daljse lovske izlete in prisel
mnogo v dotiko z narodom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08
mestne novice
Napovedujejo veG della

v clevelandskih povecanih to-
varnah obetajo v teku enega le-
ia uposliti do 10000 dadatnih
delavcev. Razne druzbe so potro-
sile "a poveeanje in boljso ure-
ditev svojih tovarn okrog $50
milijonov doiarjev. Med teni je
najbrze Gen. Motor Corp. maj
vecje podjetje, XII zacne tukaj
izdelovati lahke Chevrolet avto-
mobile, kjer, DO naslo zaposlitev
najmanj 10000 ~dodatnih delav-
cev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08
Truplo novorojeneka
najdeno

Pes je prinesel ma dvorisce
hise 1927 w. SO St. mrtvo olga
no truplo nekega novorojencka.
Dete je bilo ze par dni mrtvo in
v taken stanju, da sc DO tezko
dognalo vzrok smrti. Okra jni
mrliski oglednik je vceraj pri-
eel preiskavo slucaja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08
Tecaj "a bolniSarke

V cetrtek oh 7:3O zvecer sc
vrsi seja v Family Health Assn,
2525 Euclid Ave., ma katero sc
vabi vse casino odpuscena de-
kleta, XII so sluzile v katerem-
koli oddelku armade in so oprav-
ljale posel bolniskih streznic.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08

Vsak en- dollar! Clevelandski
Slovenci bi morali nabrati emo
tretjino doloSene vsote "a otro-
sko bolnico v Sloveniji! &c Sc
bo zavedal vsak Slovenec in
Slovenka pokolonom enega
dolarja. pa Sc DO stvar uresni-
ella! Tudi v uradu "Enako-
pravnosti" Sc sprejemajo do
neski.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08
Pospesenie imigracije izgnancev

Pc informacijah, katere je IL
dal drzavni oddelek Estate de-
partment) 27. februarja letos,
bodo odprti ameriski konzulati
v naslednjih nemskih mestih.
Berlin, Bremen, Frankfurt, Mo-
nakovo, Hamburg in Stuttgart.
Uradno poroeilo pravi, da so ii
konzulati imeli priceti S poslo-
vanjem zacetkom marca ter da
je slednji izmed njih poobla-
Seen, da izdaja potne iste ame-
riskim drzavljanom v Nemciji,
XII sc zele vrniti domov. Dale
smejo izdajati izseljeniske vize
ozjim sorodnikom ameriskih dr.
zavljanov ter v Zed. drzavah Ii
vecih naseljencev, kot tudi So
rodnikom, kateri spadajo pod
kvoto. Ameriski konzulati v
omenjenih mestih bodo tudi
imeli pravico izdajati izseljenis-
ke vize pregnancem displaced
persons), vecina katerih bo mai
brz spadala pod izseljenisko
kvoto brez prednosti kakrsno
uzivajo po tozadevnem zakonu
ozji sorodniki ameriskih drzav-
ljanov ali tn zivecih naselien-
cev. Porocilo drzavnega depart
menta pravi, da je najvecje Ste
vilo pregnancy v predelu Mo-
nakova in Stuttgarda, radi ce-
sar so uradi ameriskih konzula-
tov v teh dveh mestih prvi "a
poceli akcijo v tenn pogledu.
Pricakovalo Sc je, da bodo kva-
lificirani prosilci takoj dobili vi
re, t. j. prosilci ziveci teh pre-
deljih re ma %. decembra, 1915,
ko je bila izdana predsednikova
naredba glede pripustitve pre-
gnancev v Zed. drzave. Ker pa
je primanjkovalo izkusenih
uradniskih moci, prostora "a
urade, it'd, sc je stvar "a ne
kaj tednov zavlekla. Istotako lie
bio pricakovati zakasnitev v IL
dajanju viz v ostalih treh me-
stih v ameriski okupacijski zoni
Nemcije Hamburg je pod bri-
tansko okupacijo).
Kvalificirane osebe ali 1prosil-
ci, XII zele priti Zed. drzave,
morajo imeti po zakonu zahte-
vane izjave vzdrzevanja in te ie
najboljse dobiti Cd ozjih sorod-
nikov a tudi Cd prijateljev, XII
lahko polozijo potrebno jamsci-
no, da prosilec ali prosilka ne
DO postal ali postala javno bre-,
me po svojem prihodu v to de-
zelo. Kdorkoi pa polozi to JAM
scino, maj DO sorodnik ali pri-
jatelj, mora stopiti v silk z kon-
zulatom, V katerega podrocje
spada prosilec ali prosilka in
sicer je to storiti potom Drzav-
mega departmental.
V poroeilu Drzavnega depart
menta je receno, da je treba po-
slati izjavo O vzdrzevanju (af-
fidavit of Support) skupno
ostalo potrebno evidence ma
American Consul at Munich, in
care of the Department of State,
Washington 25, D. c.. Postnina
je pet centov "a prvo unco, ter
trl cente "a vsako nadaljno un-
co. Ma kuverti mora biti zapi-
sana oznacba: "Contains i'm
migration support documents
only. Poslati pa Sc more te do
kumente lie po navadni posti;
posta teh pisem tudi ne regi-
strira niti jih ne sprejme "a od-
posiljatev po zracni posti.
Ako kateri sorodnik ali pri-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08

Naredilo Sc DO nacrt "a dodatni
pouk, tako da bodo Ca dekleta
postale prakticne streznice. Po-I
uk Sc bo vrsil dvakrat ma teden
5po dive uri skozi stiri tedne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08

jatelj, XII poslje izjavo o vzdrze-
vanju zeli tudi placati pristoj-
bino "a vizo prosilca, lahko to
stori. Pristojbina znasa deset
dolarjev, ali denar je treba po:-
slati v posebni kuverti in in 81
GER po postni nakaznici (money
order) ali pa v podpisanem ce-
ku, XII maj bo >izpolnjen ma: Sc
cretary of State. Prilozi Sc maj
pismo, v katerem maj DO nave
demo ime in naslov prosilca, ako
je naslov znan posiljatelju, ter
najblizji urad ameriskega kon-
zulata. Denar poslan VITO svrho
Sc hrani, oziroma je vlozen ma
poseben racun in odgovoren
uradnik konzulata, v katerega
podrocje spada prosilec, "a ka-
terega Sc je plaealo pristojbino
"a vizo, je obvescen po Drzav-
mem departmental stvari.
Informacijski bulletin in "ti-
skovine "a osebne podatke' so
bile razdeljene med pregnance
v ameriski okupacijski zoni. Po-
rocilo pravi, da vprasanja ma
razdeljenih polah streme pred
vsem "a naslednjimi podatki:
zakaj zeli prosilec iti Ameri-
ko; imena in naslove sorodni-
kov ali prijateljev (ne ravno
samo v Ameriki zivecih sorod-
nikov), XII bi mogli nuditi JAM
scino "a prosilcevo politicno po-
stenost in financno odgovor-
most; imena in naslove ozjih So
rodnikov v drugih evropskih de-
zelah ali predelih, XII bi tudi ze-
leli prosilcem v Ameriko In.
pr. prosilceva zena Sc morda
nahaja v Angliji, njegov otrok
kje ma Svedskem; "a tako raz-
tresene druzine morajo pristojni
konzulati oskrbeti VIE, da Sc
druzina cimprej in brez predolge
zamude preseli v Ameriko); v
koliko, &c sploh, je prosilec po-
magal Nemciji vojni; je-li bill
prosilec kdaj zaprt ali obsojen
radi zlocina, it'd. Prosilec mora
izpolniti tiskovino ter jo izro-
citi pristojnemu konzulatnemu
uradu in sicer v duplikatu. Kon-
zulat predlozene' podatke dobro
pregleda in istotako Armadni in
teligencni oddelek. Ako sc sma-
ira, da so odgovori posteni in
zadovoljivi in &c zdravniska pre-
iskava dozene, da je prosilec
sposoben "a vstop v Ameriko
ma podlagi zahtev naseljeniske-
ga zakona Zed. drzav, tedaj ar
madne oblasti poskrbe "a ME-
govo transportacijo v zbira-
liscni center blizu ameriskega
konzulata, kjer prosilci cakaio,
da pridejo ma vrsto "a dobavo
viz "a vstop v Ameriko.
Kakor nitro je vecja skupina
pregnancy izseljencev v re-
du, da odpotuje V Ameriko -
recimo kakih 900 oseb - tedaj
je cd. strani armade in admin
stracije "a vojni pomorski pro-
met poskrbljeno "a prevoz pre-
gnancev po zeleznici ter preko
morja. Predstavniki UNRRA-e
ter uradniki raznih ameriskih
agencij "a pomoc beguncem bo-
90 pomagali prosilcem pri il
polnJevanju pol ter jim tudi nu-
dill pomoc v drugih potrebnih
predpripravah. Nekatere cd teh
dobrodelnih organizacij so tudi
obI]ubile preskrbeti skupno il
Javo jamscine O vzdrzevanju v
prilog takih pregnancy, XII nj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08
Zenska

dobi delo "a splosna hisna opra-
villa po enkrat ma teden. Zglasi-
tt sc je ma 478 E. 152 St., All
gust F. Svetek pogrebni zavod.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08
GOstilna;

z D2 licenco in krasno opremo
Sc proda. Dober promet. Ma St.
Clair Ave. Cena $1,000. Pokli-
cite Mr.. Caplan, MA 3747.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08

"A ONE WOMAN CAMPAIGN beerns international raons
Bekko speaking Red Cross
club worker Miss Bekke brings soldiers q coun ogses
Pictured here MP from Russi. France Great
Russian sold me 1hellOn).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08

PRESIDENT WITNESSES FLEET MANEUvERs II. Preaident
saIuting jackets,
he ppsd aboard the huge arane carrier Fr.nk
Of the Virginia Naval officials reported that President
showed not only keen interest but unusual knowledge naval
operations. sls
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-05-08

majo v Ameriki sorodnikov ali
prijateljev, kateri bi jim mogli
poslati take izjave posamezno.
Evening star., 1946-05-05
On the Engagement Pad

street NV; speaker. Mrs. Paul
Schneider
Mrs. Edith Dunston, 35ls Pope street
League of Republican Women-Tomorrow
ii am. clubroom, Political Study
Gro Group p,os Priday to-, to Pm for mew-
z. informal tea clubTooni. ' W
D. G; Chapter: National Home for Jewish
Children hi s,oats at Denysr1Tuesday, yer; l2;3o
donor luncheon; speaker, Benjamin M
Phyllis w Lyman T. Colony e., on National Society
FoyS 5s5S H:s9 h5s E'ss. Nv Bar
Pioneer Wemen's ORGANIZATION Of wash
inston-Wednesday, pm, Jewish
Community Center: celebration OF 50th
:a.nnnlfersary OF publication OF Dr. Herzl's
Queen Elizabeth Chap1er. Daughters of
The the British Empire-Tuesday, $50 pm,
National League of american Pen Women
Saturday, noon, Willard Hotel: breakfast.
Sisterhood of Adas Israel Consresation-
t. TtomRtorIsow; morrow. s synagosne, Compensation
Metz. Mother
National Jewish Welfare Board-Today
nual meeting.
Woman's National Democratic CIub--To-
morrow, noon. Washington Cathedral;
laying wreath on tomb of President Will
son; speaker. Mrs. william H Davis;
1870 p, m, luncheon al the club: mem
bers only, followed by annual meeting.
Women. international League for Peace
YWCA, at Seventeenth and X streets
NV; report OF political action by ma
tional officers.
WASHINGTON Alumnae Club of Alpha Gam
ma Delta-Thursday. $50 pm. Battery
Park Clubhouse, Glenbrook road, Be
.thesda, MIDI picnic dinner.
Gen. Lewis A..Armistead Chapter. United
9sn P9aashters Of ihe e, C,Onfedsrsey-FrIdsy:
andria. va; speaker. Col. viii William IN n.
Robinson, jr. How Would the Confed-
I crate States Have Fitted Into the 2otn
Robert E. Lee CHAPTER, United Daurht
pm, Memorial Hall card party.
District DauEhters Of the American Revo-
lution-Tuesday. $50 pm. Frances
Scott CHAPTER. with Mrs. F. z. William
son. 3619 Legation street NV: busi-
Ess5 EssSba mfstipT ip cSs tea TUESDAY pm Pr
pu Bois Brookings at Menokin, on Brad
dock road, Seminary Hill: speaker Mrs
Samuel Gates. ;. Some Aspects of Our
United M Nationsn Tuesday: 8 pm. En-
sa essnaEs Va spss6eT Ms5 John 5ron
day, pm, Louisa Adams Chapter.
Ghapter AouSe; fnal meetins. Thurs
Of officers. Thursday, $ pm Thomas
Marshall CHAPTER, with Miss Agnes
Randolph, s34 Madison street NV
Evening star., 1946-05-05
Business and
Professional Clubs

Womens Traffic Association - TUESDAY.
I:30 pm, Tally-Ho Restaurant. supper
meeting.
Soroptimist Club-Wednesday 1 pm. Will
lard Hotel business meeting.
Womens National Press Club-Tue sday. g
pm. Mayfower Hotel. business meet.
ing nomination Of offcers.
Pilot CIub-Tuesday, 6:15 pm., Blackstone
Hotel, business meeting.
MONTGOMERY County Quota Ciub-Thurs-
day, Kenwood Club, dinner speaker,
DR.. Brltton B. Robinson.
American Newspaper Women's Club-To-
morrow, 8 pm, supper meeting.
Community Clubs
Alexandria Woman's Club-Wednesday Q
p.m.,. Art Department. meeting, Alex
Alexandria Library, School Affairs Com: COM
Educational Program" Friday, pm,
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, annual
luncheon.
CARLYLE Woman's Club of Alexandra
Tuesday pm: Board Of Governors,
Washington street.
Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase-Tomor-
row. IL am Social Section, business
meeting: . pm, Membership Commit
tee. with Mrs. Joseph P Brantley.
Tuesday, SIS pm, Music Section, an
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National Council
of Je1Visb Women
Benefit Luncheon

AS part of its ambitious program
dedicated to help victims of war;
ravaged Europe, members of the
Washington section, National Coun-
ell of Jewish Women, are arranging
a special contribution" program at
their installation luncheon to be
held May II at the Mayhower Hotel
Members and their guests are
asked to bring cans Of food, which
will be shipped overseas in the near
future.
The luncheon will have two
prominent guests, Chester Bowles,
Director of Economic Sterilization,
who will present the principal ad-
dress, and Minerva Bernardino,
well-known feminist leader OF the
Dominican Republic and chairman
Of the nter-American Commission
of Women.
Proceeds will be used to finance
one Of the councils newest overseas
projects, that of rehabilitating young
women between the ages of is and
30, who were left homeless by the
war and without means of support.
Already, the organization has sent
four workers overseas to establish
homes in countries, including
Greece, France and Germany, where
they will endeavor to teach the
girls professions enabling them to
be self-supporting. Eventually, the
girls who show promise will be
brought to the United States and
sent to American universities for
advanced study. They will be re-
turned overseas ultimately to help
others.
Officers to be installed include:
Mrs. Morris Gewirz, president, for a
second term; Mrs. Theodore Peyser,
first vice president; Mrs. Irwin
Geiger, second vice president; Mrs.
Alfred Goldstein. third vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Arthur Levy. recording
secretary; Mrs. Morris Jaffee. cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Law
renee King, treasurer; Mrs. jerome
Antel, financial secretary; auditors,
Mrs. j. S. Kann, Mrs. Julius Gold
stein and Mrs. Harry Roller, past
president of the Mid-Atlantic Con-
ference. Mrs. Roller will conduct
the installation ceremonies.
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will be held the afternoon of May
20, with Mrs. William A. Becker of
WeStfeld, N. j., national chairman.
presiding.
Following the formal opening the
night of May 20, with Mrs. Julius Y.
Talmadge, president general, giving
the keynote address, the congress
will begin the morning of May 81
to consider national reports of Off
GERS and committees.
Dance for Pages.s
The dance for the pages will be
held Tuesday night, May 81, at the
Marlboro-Blen Hotel, which
will be convention headquarters.
Nominations for vice presidents
general will be made Tuesday eve
ming and elections will be held
Wednesday, with announcement of
the successful candidates Wednes-
day evening.
Normally only six vice presidents
general would be elected to serve for
three years, but since no congress
was held last year six additional
vice presidents general, nominated
as candidates for 1945 with terms
expiring in 1948, will be elected to
serve terms of two years.
Final resolutions will be voted on
May % and newly elected officers
will be sworn in before final ad-
Journment. The annual dinner will
be held that evening.
Although elected two years ago at
the Congress, held in New York,
Mrs. Talmadge will make her first
appearance as president general, as,
due to wartime conditions, the con-
gress was not held last year.
She will stress the Importance of
the society's postwar projects. the
principal one of her administration
being the raising of 100000 for the
erection of a stone tower to house
the national carlton at Valley Forge.
The day following the adjourn
ment of the congress, several hun
dreds of the delegates will leave by
train at $50 am from Atlantic
City and go directly to Valley Forge
where dedication ceremonies will be
held at noon.
The stars on the great birthday
bell of the carlton, one for each
State and the District of Columbia,
will be dedicated Mrs. Frank Ed
gar Lee, historian general OF Santa
Calf, will preside.
The congress will be the last one
to be held away from Constitution
Hall, according to Mrs. Talmadge.
Unless unforeseen conditions arise,
the 56th Congress will be held in