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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-24

ljufal ljudi in Jim delal krivico?
Ko so Rebrnikovi odsli, je "a
momljal nekaj in Sc potegnil
mimo hlevov v klanec. Ia ma
hrbtnik Sc se zmenil nj.
Kapun je ostal sam sredi dvo-
risca Rebrnikove kmetije. Vzelo
mu :je besedo. Lovil je sapo in
zaman iskal trdnih tai pod seboj.
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Dobro formo

IS akrov, hisa S 7 sobami; klet,
fornez, kopalnica, nov hlev, ko-
kosnjak, poslopje "a orodje, nov
traktor, stroj "a sajenje koruze,
vsakovrstno orodje, IL Guern.
sey krav, 2 vola, konj, kokosi.
Lastnik zeli prodati ali pa "a.
menjati "a grocerijsko trgovino
in mesnicO.
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zgur Sc je med preprirom pre-
cej casa skodozeljno smehljal
Kapunu, slednjic pa mu je izgi-
nil smeh z lie. Postalo ga je
sram. Zacutil Sc je sokrivca. Ali
nj prav on vozil Kapuna sem gor
in tudi drugam, da je lahko 60
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-24

Dekleta, izurjena, ali &c Sc zele
nauciti knjigovezne stroke. Pla-
Ca cd ure. Zanimivo delo. Forest
City Bookbinding. 326 Caxton
BLDG.
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zen z menoj - pa sem skocila
- Ne smes me nehati ljubiti,
ker 81 nisem mic naredila, pro-
SIM"
Yes pretresen je sedel poleg
ME, il zajel ODE roke in rekel:
"Nella, Nella! Tega ne sme-
va - to je blaznost!"
"Zakaj? Nikdar ne premisljaj
o tenn! Ne smes premisljati -
samo ljubiti me moras."
"Dete mole, tt ne YES, kaj je
ljubezen!"
Ia odgovor mu je samo ovila
roke okrog vrata; nato pa, ker
je nj poljubil, jih je povesila in
skocila ma noge.
"Prav! Ali JAZZ te ljubim. Ma
to smes misliti, tega mi ne mo-
res zabraniti!" In ne da bi bila
cakala njegove pomoci, Sc je
vzpela ma Magpieja S kupu Pc
ska, ma katerega sta pref pala.
Jako trezna ia jeza domov!
Konja, kot da Sc sramujeta svo-
jega blaznega dirjanja, sta no.
dila tikoma, da sc je njegov la
ket zdaj pa zdaj dotaknil meme
rame. Enkrat jo je vprasal, kaj
ie med skokom cutila.
"Skrbelo me je edino, da bi
81 oprostila nogo. Bio je prav-
zaprav strasno, misliti med pad
Gem ma Magpiejeva kolena;;" do
teknila Sc je konjicu kozjih uses
in mirno dodala: "Ubozcek! Ju-
tri bo yes trd."
Zopet je bila samo zaupno,
nekoliko dremotno dete. Ali pa
so divji trenutki, XII jih je malo
pref dozivel, ubili njegovo ten
kocutje? Skoraj sanjava ura -
sonce zahaja, luci Sc druga "a
drugo prizigajo in nekaka mila
pozaba mad vsem!
Pred vrati, kjer je cakal slu-
ga, Sc je kanil Lannan posloviti
ona pa je sepnila: 20, prosim
ne! Zdaj sem res utrujena -
malo me bi razvedril."
In tako jo je napol nesel mi
mo karikatur ma stopnicah ir
po hodniku z rdecimi oponam
in Van Beersovimi risbami v so.
DO, kjer jo je prvic videl.
Ko Sc je zleknila v Dromore
jew veliki stol, in Sc il je zvils
macica ma rame ter zacela pre-
sti, je zasepetala:
"Ali nj prijetno? Pripravite
caj in vrocega prazenega kru.
ha."
In tako je Lehman ostal, "a.
upanja vredni sluga pa je pri'
nesel GAIA in prazenega kruha
in ne da bi ju bill samo enkrat
pogledal, je bilo, kot da We, ka:,
sc je zgodilo in kaj Sc Sc utegne
zgoditi.
Nato sta bila zopet sama, in
ko je Lehman pogledal, kako je
lezala zleknjena v velikem sto.
lu, 81 je mislil:
"Hvala Bogu, da sem tudi jaz
truden - telesno in dusevno!'
Nenadoma pa Sc je ozrla
kvisku proti MENU, pokazala
sliko, XII danes nj bila zagrnje-
ma, in rekla:
cali sc tt zdi, da sem il po-
dobna? Olivera sem napravila,
da mi je moral pripovcdovati -
o meni. Zategadelj nj treba, da
hi 81 tt kaj ocital. Sal je vsene-
no, kaj Sc 1g~~.. naenoj. Meni
nj mic mar - smes me ljubiti,
ne da bi sc cutil zato slabega
cloveka. In bos me, kaj ne da
bos?"
Nato pa z ocmi, Sc vedno
uprtimi MENU v obraz, magic:
"Pa zdaj, kaj ne, ne bova
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ZAMENJA

Sc hiso "a emo druzino 5 sobami
in soncno sobo ma 1861 Mohawk
Ave., blizu E. 1875 st. Lota so tev-
ljev. Zamenja Sc "a hiso "a 2 dru-
zini po pet sob; mora biti dobrem
stanju. Ia nadaljna pojasnila sc
zglasite pri Mrs. Augusfin. s42 E.
2O9 ST.. KE 1870.
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Zer1,ljisSfa

Ma vogalu-lsloo Nottingham Rd..
lota 1OOx15O in duplex hisa;
pripravno "a urade ali stanovan1-
sko hiso. $13,50O. Poklicite Gil
2737, Mrs. Beau.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-24

krenili proti skednju, mimo ka-
terega je vodil kolovoz ma njive.
Hcerki sta po kratkem obotav-
ljanju odsli "a vozom. Rebrnik
je hotel Sc nekaj povedati. Ker
pa mu Kapun nj dal do besede,
je tudi on stopil "a vozom, XII sc
je pocasi oddaljeval, ceprav SO
otroci priganjali ma vso moo
tezka, mocna vola.
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(Nadaljevanje)

"Ker bi il utegnilo preseda-
til"
20, kje; to il ne bi preseda-
To-"
Ali je tenn kan merila? In
v obcutku, kot da sc brani pred
lastno duso, je dejal:
''Dobro, bonn pa"
Nenadoma Sc je zavedel, da
ne pozna svoje zene, ceprav je
dotlej vedno mislil, da ona ME
ga ne razume.
Da nj ona zunaj obedovala, bi
bill on - tako Sc je bal "a svoj
obraz. Zakaj bolnikom vrocina
do neke ure stalno raste. In
kdor bi ga bill videl, ko Sc je Pc
ljal ma Piccadilly, bi bill po ME-
govern obrazu sodil, da vidi
mrzlicnega bolnika, nikar pa
zdravega kiparja srednjih let.
Konja sta cakala pred vrati
mali Magpie in cistokrvna
rdeckasta kobila, XII jo je Dro-
more odstranil il svojega hleva
"a dirkaee. Tudi Nella je bila
nared, v lica VISA rdeca, in S
svetlimi ocmi. Nj cakala, da bi
j on pomagal ma konja, nego sc
je posluzila zaupanja vrednega
moza. Kaj, da je bila tako kras-
ma ma tenn konjicu - zaradi po-
stave ali necesa mirnega in
ognjevitega v njenem duhu, kar
je mala zivalca poznala?
Odjezdila sta molce, toda ka-
kor nitro je topot kopit ma Gre
slovini Rotten Rowa nekoliko
zamolknil, Sc je okrenila k ME
mu.
"Ljubeznivo, da ste prisli!
Mislila sem, da Sc me bojite -
pa sal Sc ne bojite."
In Lehman 81 je mislil. Moi
Bog - sal imas prav!
"Samo to vas prosim, ne bo-
dite TAXI kot vceraj. Danes je
prenebesko. All, rada imam le-
pc dni in rada jaham in - y
Prenehala je in ga pogledala. In
kot da ga vprasuje: zakaj ne
mores biti malo prijazen z me-
moi, zakaj me ne ljubis, kakor
bi me moral? To je bila tista
njena moe - prepricanje, da jo
ljubi in da jo mora ljubiti; in da
mora ona MEGA ljubiti in da ga
ljubi. Kako preprosto!
Toda tudi jahanje je dokaj
preprosta strast; in preproste
strasti vleeejo misel vsaka dru-
gam. Bila je prava slast, sede-
ii ma tisti rdeckasti kobili. Kdo
maj bi tudi incl boljse jahan-
ce nego Johnny Dromore?
Ma drugem koncu drevoreda
je vzkliknila: "Zdaj pa pojdiva
do Richmonda!" in je zavila ma
cesto, kot bi vedela, da stori z
MIN, kar je je VOLTA. Vdano je
krenil "a MO in Sc izpraseval:
Zakaj? Kaj je Mi, kar bi mu
odtehtalo vse, kar izgubi - svo-
jo sposobnost "a delo, svojo We
ljavo, spostovanje do samega
sebe? Kaj je tisto? Samo te oci,
ustnice, lasje?
In kot da We njegove misli, Sc
je ozrla in nasmehljala.
In tako sta dirjala dale cez
most in cez Barnes Common v
richmondski park.
Toda tisti hip, ko sta dospe-
la ma trato, Sc je ozrla nazaj
po MEM in oddirjala. Ali j je
bila ze pref yes cas- v misli ia
vratolomna gonja - ali jo je
prevzela lepota tega jesenskega
dne - sinje nebo in bakreno-
rdeci plameni praproti v soncu,
in bukovo in hrastovo listje;
prave barve skotskega visavja,
XII so Sc preselile ma jug.
Ko je v prvem naskoku pre-
izkusil kobili sapo, mu je bila ia
dirka "a MO res prava slast.
Skozi jase, cez zvrnjena debla,
po praproti, XII je segala konju
do zagibov, pa zopet ven ma pla-
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RESTAVRACIJA NAPRODAJ
Prometen kraj ma kriziscu bill
zini tovarn. Sc proda "a $4,000,
radi odhoda izven mesta.
Vprasajte lastnika ma
1886. ST. CLAIR AVE.
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Z E N S K A

med 18 in 40 letom "a gospodinj-
stvo pri 4 odraslih osebah; kuhanje
toda mic pranja ali snazenja. lima
lastno sobo in kopalnico ter dobro
placo. Shaker.
DREXEL OO50
Evening star., 1947-07-12

In double ring ceremony in the
Clarendon Baptist Church last eve
ming, Miss Betty Louise Borden,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Borden of Arlington, became the
bride of Mr.. Donald Everett Boyd,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Boyd of
this city. The Rev. Frank L. Snyder
oficiated.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a street-length dress
of white crepe with pink accessories.
She carried a nosegay of pink and
white flowers Her maid of honor,
Miss Nancy Kurtz, wore pink crepe
with white accessories, while her
bridesmaid, Miss Louise Speakes,
was clad in aqua crepe. Both car
ried nosegays of mixed summer
flowers.
Mr. Robert Boyd was best man for
his brother and the ushers were Mr.
George MeniSh, Mr.. Joseph Arm
strong and Mr. Dean Reighard.
Evening star., 1947-07-12
State Department Officials
Plan Reception for Diplomats
Festivities to Honor Prince
Due to Arrive Here Monday
By Margaret Hart Candy
Society Editor

be highlighted with a reception
where he will meet American Of
ficiak and members of the diplo-
matte corps. This party is to be
given by the Acting Director of Near
Eastern Affairs and Mrs. Harry Viii
lard at the Carlton Hotel from S to 8
Wednesday two parties are to be
given in honor of the Yemeni Prince
The Minister of Saudi Arabia
Sheikh Asad Al-Faqih has planned
an elaborate luncheon for him that
day and in the evening he will be
the honor guest at an equally bril-
liant dinner at the Carlton given
by the Special Assistant to tine Sec
retary of State, Col. William A.
Eddy.
The luncheon to be given at the
Saudi Arabian legation is to he a
stag affair. 1t has been planned for
the attractive terrace of the legation
and a huge canopy will cover the
entire terrace in case Of rain. Flowers
will blossom on the two long tables
where the distinguished company
representative of official and diplo-
matte circles will be seated. And
the menu will include Arabian
dishes.
The Prince is the first Yemeni Of
ficial to visit the United States and
until 1946 only seven Americans had
ever visited his country. 1t will be
remembered that Col. Eddy headed
a State Department mission to the
Yemen and so 1t is quite fitting that
he should be entertaining for Prince
Abdullah.
Prince Abdullah is the sixth son
of His Majesty the Imam Yahya.
King Of the Yemen, an isolated
country on the Arabian peninsula.
Evening star., 1947-07-12
Norman Aru0zlrs
.Feted at Dinner
By Argentines

The new Assistant Secretary OF
State and Mrs Norman Armour
we're guests of honor at dinner
given last evening by the Argentine
Ambassador and Sonora de 1van1s-
sevich.
Over 60 guests, for the most part
chiefs of Latin American missions
and their wives, were at this party
for the able American statesman
and his attractive wife. Dinner was
served at a large U-shaped table in
the Carlton Room, preceded by
cocktails at 8 o'clock in the North
Lounge. .
Guests included Fleet Admiral
and Mrs. Chester w. Nimitz, Sen
ator Owen Brewster, the Honduran
Ambassador and Sonora de Caceres,
the Cuban Ambassador and Sonora
de Belt, the Ambassador OF Ell Sal
vador, DIR. Hector David Castro; the
wife of the Guatemalan Ambassa-
dor, Sonora de Garcia Granados;
the Mexican Ambassador and
Sonora de Epsinosa de los Monteros,
the Philippine Ambassador, Mr..
Joaquin M. Elizalde; the Peru
Wan Ambassador and Sonora de
Prado, the Bolivian Ambassador
and Sonora de Martinez Vargas, the
Chilean Ambassador and Sonora de
Nieto del Rio, the Colombian Am
bassador and Sonora de Restrepo-
Jaramillo, the Dominican Ambassa-
dor and Sonora de Ortega Frier, the
|Paraguayan Ambassador and Sonora
de Acosta, the Ambassador of Ecua-
dor and Sonora de Ponce and the
Uruguayan Charge d'Affaires and
Sonora de Mora.
DR.. Guillermo Sevila Sacasa, who,
up until the United States severed
relations with Nicaragua, was Am
bassador from that country, was
also invited to this party honoring
United States Assistant Secretary
of State and Mrs. Armour.
Others present were Chief of
Protocol Stanley Woodward, the
Director of the Pan American
Union and Sonora de Lleras Ca
margo, Ambassador Victor Belaunde
from Peru, the Peruvian Minister
and Sonora de Fernandez-Davila,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. J. Cary
Jones, Sir John Orr, Mr. and Mrs.
Kendrick Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley D. Allchin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Bifie, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Fenton, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Burke, Mrs. Randolph Huntington
Miner, the retiring Argentine Naval
Attache and Sonora de Saravia, the
Argentine Air Attache and Sonora
de Garramendy, the Argentine
Conselor, Senor Carlos A. Quiros;
the Military Attache and Sonora de
Lucero, the Counselor and Sonora
de Siri, Sonora de Drago, wife of
Counselor Martin Luis Drago; the
Economic Counselor and Sonora de
Scarpati and Senorita Hortensia
Drago.
Earlier yesterday Ambassador and
Sonora de Ivanissevich went to the
cocktail party III honor of Rear
Admiral and Sonora de Saravia. 1t
was a farewell fete given by the
Assistant Naval Attache, Col. Ben
jamin Gargiulo and Sonora de
Gargiulo. American Army and Navy
officers predominated among the
100 to $50 guests who dropped by
between 7 and o'clock. Members
of the Argentine Embassy staff were
also present.
Evening star., 1947-07-12
Man Who Swan Channel
Begins 23-MiIe Attempt
By the Associated. Pre-

By the Associated Press
BELFAST, July 12.-Englishman
Tom Blower, who conquered the
Evening star., 1947-07-12
Fredericksburg Jury
Indicts Ex-City Clerk
By the Associated Press

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, July Il
Leroy j. Freeman, 46, was indicted
yesterday by special Fredericks-
burg Circuit Court grand jury on
charges OF embezzlement and larceny
of $6,642.50 while he was clerk OF
civil and police courts here.
His trial was set for September 20
by Judge Leon M. Bazile.
Freeman was named clerk by the
Fredericksburg City Council in De-
|cember, 1945, and resigned December
30, 1916, after an auditors report to
the Council revealed a shortage OF
funds.
Evening star., 1947-07-12

For the first time this all be hgaghted with recepo
American of
Evening star., 1947-07-12
|Pediatrics Congress
Hears DR.. Wall Talk
On Social Security

More than 600 delegates and
visitors at the First Pan American
Congress Of Pediatrics this morning
listened to the final series of scien-
tific discussions at their four-day
convention, and awaited announce
ment of the site Of the next con-
gress, to be held three years from
now In one Of the Latin American
countries.
DR.. Joseph S. Wall Of Washington
this morning discussed the relation
ship between social security and
pediatrics at the session at the
Mayflower Hotel.
DR.. Wall was one of two American
physicians who last night were
presented with the Cuban Carlos J.
FInlay award for contribution to
Cuban sanitation and public welfare.
DR.. Hurtado Speaks.
DR.. Felix Hurtado Of Cuba, chair
man of the pediatricians' congress,
praised the contributions of DR..
Wall and DR.. Clifford G. Grulee Of
Evanston, ILL.,, executive secretary OF
the American Academy of Pedia-
tricians, to the international ad-
vance of pediatrics as he made the
awards. DR.. Wall received the rank
of commander in the Finlay order
and DR.. Grulee the rank of official.
DR.. Wall, chairman of the Chill
dren's Hospital medical staff, has
practiced here so years and has
been with the hospital as long. Past
president of the District Medical
Society, past president OF the
American Academy Of Pediatrics
and former head of Georgetown
University's department Of pediat-
RIGS, he long has been prominent in
child welfare> work in Washington.
Shock treatment for idiots, i'm
beetles and feeble minded children
was suggested in paper presented
at the congress yesterday.
Tests Bring improvements.
DR.. Eduardo Vasco of Colombia
reported a series OF experiments
with SO children 8 to Is years old,
victims of ogilophrenia-mental de-
ficiencies. Chemical and electrical
shock treatments produced improve
ment in almost every case. he said.
Fifty per cent of the patients made
an almost complete" recovery, he
reported. There was noticeable
improvement" in 30 per cent and
Favorable change" in the rest. DR..
vasco is physician for special schools
of Antioquia, Colombian depart
ment.
Recovery would be considered "al-
most complete" he explained, in
a case such as that Of an 1mbecile
who became able to read and write.
Noticeable improvement" was re-
corded when a patients 10 went
up 20 per cent or the equivalent
of one grade in school.
Girls React Best to Tests.
Best results were obtained with
girls, DR.. Vasco observed.
"If results of these initial expert
ments are confirmed" he declared,
Juvenile delinquency may have re-
ceived bullseye blow"
Two Uruguayan doctors, DR.. Vic
tor Escardo y Anaya and DR.. Boil
var Delgado Correa, told the session
that Survey of % American coun-
tries had showed a greater propor-
ton of rheumatic disease in children
and resulting heart complications IN
temperate and cold climates than in
tropic areas. They recommended
compulsory reporting of rheumatic
troubles to form a basis for accurate
statistical studies of the disease.
Evening star., 1947-07-12

English Channel 10 years ago, be-
gan an attempt at Oil am. fEDT)
today to swim % mile from Dom
aghadee, Northern Ireland. to Port
Patrick, Scotland.
He was presented with a shamrock
for luck by a crowd Of well-wishers
who saw him cover the first mile in
half hour.
If all went well, he expected to
complete the swim in about 13 hours.
Evening star., 1947-07-12

A reception at the Army-Navy
Country Club followed the wedding
last evening in Fort Myer Chapel OF
Miss Anne Alicia Jones, daughter OF
Col. and Mrs. H. Champion Jones OF
this city, and 1t. Paul Washington
Phillips, son of Col. and Mrs. Robert
E. Phillips of Fort Revere, Mass.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and attended by her
law, Mrs. H. Champion
Jones, jr., as matron of honor, and
the Misses Blanche LeMan and Anne
Howe as bridesmaids. She wore a
gown Of white lace and mousseline
de sole with a f1ngertip veil draped
from a seed pearl coronet and car
ried gardenias and stephanotis. Her
attendants wore pale blue net gowns
with matching headdresses and
carried pink roses.
Col. Phillips served as best man for
his son and ushering duties were
performed by the brides brothers
Mr.. H. Champion Jones, jr., and Mr.
Robert Howe Jones; Capt. Robert
E. Phillips, jr, brother of the bride
groom, and 1t. William Stowell.
Following the honeymoon at
Coonanesset, Mass, Cape Cod vii
lage where they first met, the couple
will 60 to Puerto Rico where the
bridegroom is stationed.
The new Mrs. Phillips, who was
graduated in June from Northwest
ern University, is the granddaughter
of Mrs. Robert Lee Howe and the
late Maj. Gen. Howe, and Of Mrs.
William X. Jones and the late Col.
Jones. She is the great-granddaugh-
ter of the late Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Hamilton S. Hawkins and the niece
of Col. and Mrs. Robert Lee Howe
of this city and of Col. and Mrs.
Hamilton H. Howe of Fort Riley.
1t. Phillips was graduated from the
United States Military Academy,
class of 1914.
Evening star., 1947-07-12

For the first time this summer all
of the heads Of foreign missions in
the Nations capital will be honor
guests at a social function. And
the party also is another first. II
will be the first entertainment to
be given by our new Undersecretary
of State Robert A. Lovett and our
new Assistant Secretary of State
Norman Armour since they took over
their duties.
When the Undersecretary and Mrs
Lovett and Assistant Secretary and
Mrs. Armour planned this joint re-
ception they had two very good
reasons in mind. 1t would give them
the pleasant opportunity of meeting
all the Ambassadors and Ministers
and their wives at one time and at
the same time save the diplomats
the time entailed in making the
customary official calls on new Off
cials of state.
This affair that will sparkle with
international flavor will be given
Tuesday afternoon at Blair House.
And the selection of the place for
the event also was a happy one for
the hosts are just getting settled in
their new Washington residences.
Mr.. and Mrs Lovett are now DOM
iciled at 2425 Kalorama road. The
attractive little cabinet hostess plans
to spend most of the summer here
with her husband with only brief
visits to their home on Long Island
The Armours have leased for the
summer months the lovely home Of
the former Undersecretary of State
and Mrs. Joseph C. Grew at 2840
Woodland drive. The Crews now
are at their place at Manchester,
N. H. and they will see much of
their daughter. Mrs. Jay Pierrepont
Moffat and her children while they
are away. The Moffats will be sum-
mering at Hanover-not so far away.
Royal Visitor.
When his Royal Highness, Prince
Abdullah Saif-Al Islam of the Yemen
arrives in Washington Monday he
Will llIio CAOWoco dllu highly ultcl
esting program awaiting him. De-
layed a week in arriving here this
itinerary had to be revised, bnt now
1t is all in readiness.
The Prince is flying here from
Cairo and when he steps from his
plane he will be welcomed by Of
ficials of this Government. He then
will 60 to Blair Lee House where he
will stay during his three-day visit.
The second day of his visit will
Evening star., 1947-07-12
Fashion Lecture

A lecture on the fundamentals of
fashion will be presented by Miss
Charlotte Wilkinson of New York at
7:30 pm. tomorrow at the Walsh
Club, rear of 1923 Twenty-second
street NV. Miss Wilkinson, who was
a fashion adviser for a large New
York department store for seven
years, also has lectured and written
on the subject.
Evening star., 1947-07-12
| Draft Law vioIafor Gets
Three-Year Prison Term

Alveo De Lorenzo, 80, of the 1700
block of Lanier place NV, yes
terday was sentenced to serve three
years in prison for violation of the
Selective Service Act.
Sentence was imposed by Judge
Albert v. Bryan at Federal District
Court in Alexandria, where De Lo-
renzo was convicted June 26 after
Ia jury trial. He was found guilty
of using benzedrine to raise his
blood pressure.
He was indicted by a Federal
grand jury at Alexandria in June,
1914. His case came before the Vir-
ginia court because Ft. Myer, Va,
was his induction center.
Evening star., 1947-07-12
House Passes Measure
To Set Sugar Quotas
By The Assoeiofsd Press

The House yesterday passed by
voice vote and sent to the Senate a
bill to allocate sugar quotas to do.
mestic and foreign producing areas
and fix the sugar price during the
next five years.
| The measure also would provide
for incentive payments to sugar
beet and cane growers and require
the Secretary Of Agriculture to de-
termine what "fair and reasonable"
price will be paid by professors to
growers.
Evening star., 1947-07-12
Bible School Announced

The annual vacation Bible school
of the Pershing Drive Christian
Church in Arlington will be held
from 9 to IL am. Monday through
Friday for the next two weeks.
Children from to II are invited to
! attend.
Evening star., 1947-07-11

KILLER Mccoy" set. She entertains
the crew with her piano-playing
during lunch hour. Ann hopes they
finish the picture by July IA, when
she has to report to Universal
International to play Charles Boyer's
wife in Mortal Coils" No other
youngster in pictures has future as
bright as AIMS.
Bob Hope gets Peter LORE as his
sidekick in "Paleface." There's an
interesting story behind Peters cur
rent success on his radio show.
Last October, he was terribly i'll.
with constant pains in his head, and
he had to give up more than $100, 900
worth of picture work. He went to
New York and had an operation,
and now he's fit as fiddle and rarin'
to go.
Lou Costello and Bud Abbott have
been offered $25 900 week for four
weeks of p. AS in England. WED
take it" says Lou, land use the
money for the foundation. But we
wouldn't be able to bring the money