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Evening star., 1947-05-06
Feeding Of Hungry
Is SeIf-Preseryation,
Baldwin. Tells Dinner

The convention reelected H. L.
Rust, jr., as treasurer and Charles
r. Wilson as chancellor in the after
noon business meeting. The Right
Rev. Angus Dun, Bishop of Wash
ington. continues as president. Ogle
Ridout Singleton had been re-elect-
ed secretary during the morning
meeting.
st. Johns Chosen for 1913.
st. Johns Episcopal Church,
Georgetown, was chosen as site of
next years meeting.
Because we have disproportion-
ate share of the worlds wealth and
because of our great strength, Sem
ator Baldwin said, we not only are
expected but are required to take
leadership in international relief
efforts.
1--WE have the opportunity of pro-
viding world peace through the
United Nations--just as long as
we show our good faith, our gener-
osity and our willingness to aid the
rest of the world, he declared.
Decries Use of Arms.
"If we try to enforce peace by
arms alone, desperate and better
minds in other parts Of the world
soon will provide the weapons that
will overpower us. But If we use
our power to help relieve the pow
erty of the rest of the world, we viii
have taken away q principal reason
for war"
DR.. Charles w. Sheerin, rector Of
the Church of the Epiphany was
toastmaster at the fellowship dttn-
E11er which Senator Baldwin lad
dressed. Thesdinner revfSz
tom which had been drppp
cause of shortages during war years.
1 Other selections OF cfdcers and
committees by the convention were:
To the diocesan standing conn
mittee-three clergymen, the Rev
Charles w. Lowry of All Saints
Church. Chevy Chase, the Rev
Theodore o. Wedel, warden of the
College of Preachers at Washington
Cathedral, and the Rev. C. Leslie
Glenn, st. Johns Church, 821 Six
'teenth street NV: three laymen,
Ernest w. Greene, william r. Castle
and A. C. Houghton.
Delegates to Synod Named.
Delegates to the Provincial Synod,
scheduled for October in Roanoke,
Va, are: Four clergymer, the Rev.
William Curtis Draper of WASH
ington Cathedral; the Rev. j. Brooke
Mosley, director of the diocesan de-
partment Of social relations; the
Rev. c. Randolph Mengers, st. Co
luinbia' S Church, and the Rev. Stuart
s. Cast, st. Stephen and the Incar-
nation Church; four laymen, Ernest
w. Greene, William r. Castle, H. G..
Hamlet and D. p. Graham.
To the diocesan Executive Coun-
Gil: Three clergymen for two-year
terms, the Rev. Lowry, the Rev.
Sheerin and the Rev. Mengers.
Three clergymen for one-year
terms, the Rev. j. j. Amber, Pinkney
Memorial Church, Hyattsville; the
Rev. william Mcdonald Sharp, st.
Johns. Georgetown, and the Rev.
Arthur L. Ribble, Olney.
Three laymen for two-year terms,
J. N. Robertson, Ernest w. Greene
and r. B. Symons. Three laymen
for one-year terms, Dion s. Birney,
]. H. B. Evans and Admiral e.
Howard.
Members Of the Executive Council
were named for different terms as
the convention put into effect a
plan for rotating election of coun-I
ell members which has been under
consideration during the past year 4
Evening star., 1947-05-06
Mr.. Rapp OF New York City was
questioned BY defense counsel.

Mr.. Rapp OF New York City was
questioned by defense counsel.
Charles j. Marsiotti, chief counsel
for the GarsSons, had Mr.. Rapp adj
init today that Robert May and n.
4. Heath Of the Heath Construction
q Marine Corp. :of Miami entered
into q partnership to share profits
on various manufacturing projects.
Mr.. Rapp reiterated his earlier
testimony, however. that former
Representative May was present at
one or more of q series Of meetings
between January and May, 1914,
when the agreements we're allegedly
made. Murray Carson also was
present, the witness said.
Didn't Robert May tell you he
was not going into the partnership
with Nj. Heath because his father
had told him not to go into any such
agreement and also because he was
about to go in the Navy?' Mr.. Mari
otti asked.
7 don't remember that Mr..
Rapp replied,
Evening star., 1947-05-06
s2,7oo,ooo Contracts.

Army tentpole contracts, reportedly
running into more than 81, 700 900,
were the basis Of Mr.. Rapp's tes-
timony before Justice Henry A.
Schweinhaut and the, jury.
Mr. Rapp described how he first
met Freeman while they were sitting
in an anteroom Of the Chemical
Warfare Service here, trying to get
war contracts" in 1892. He later
met the Carson brothers at their
washington ONCE ard met May in
Miami.
Questioned BY Government Prose-
cutor william A. Paisley. Mr.. Rapp
declared he once saw Murray Cars
son identity himself with something
in connection with the House Mill
stary Affairs Committee
/ He said he was vague about the
wording on the supposed identity
card, but remembered thatIit said
something about the committee.
Murray Carson once used the card
at an airport, he added.
Robert May is one OF two
prospective witnesses, other than
the four defendants, who have been
allowed to sit In the courtroom be-,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-31
ENAKOPRAVNOST

ocmi pahniti v smrt - potem
Sc pa v vecnem kesanju starati,
docim DO dekle Sc vedno mlado?
Tega ne more. &c ga Silvia ne
bi ljubila, da; ali &c ne bi on ME
ljubil; ali pa tudi, &c bi ona
kljub svoji ljubezni branila svo-
je pravice " vsakem teh pri-
merov bi utegnil to storiti. To-
da ostaviti MO, XII jo ljubi, in XII
mu je tako plemenito izjavila
"Nocem ii delati zaprek - poi
di k nil" - to bi bila podla
okrutnost. Vsi spomini cd nju-
ne otroske sanjave zaljubljeno-
sti do zadnjih dveh noci, ko sc
ga je v. obupu oklepala roka-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-31

mi - spomini z nestevilnimi od-
mevi in odzivi, z nestetimi cvr-
stimi vezmi ga premocno pripe-
njajo nanjo. Kaj bi? Ali sc mo-
ra navsezadnje vendar deklici
odreci? In ko je sedel tam pri
toplem ognju, ga je stres al
mraz. Kaksna podlost, brezob-
Utmost, brezboznost, zavreci
ljubezen; sc obrhiti cd najkras-
nejsega vseh darov; izpustiti to
dragocenost, da Sc razbije! Sa.
ma svetu nj vec ljubezni niti pre-.
vec topline in lepote - vsaj "a
tiste ne, XII Sc Jim ura izteka, Xxi
Jim bo kri tako kmalu hladna.
Komec prihodnjic
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-31

sednega sadovnjaka, kar je 60
tovo zelo lepa zamisel.
Pomladi privablja zlasti do
poldne mladino, XII prihaja vec-
jih skupinah ueitelji in profe-
sorji. Redno .prihajajo ma obiske
mnogi ljubitelji narave. Ker so
rastline oznacene po vecini le z
latinskimi imeni, 81 vsi zelimo
domacih linen, S elmer bo lahko
postopno ustreci.
Okoli sive smreke so vodoziv-
njaki, XII zanimajo mlado in sta
70, Sc zlasti pa seveda ljubite-
lie vodozitja. Med raznimi vrtni-
mi rastlinami sc igrajo domace
ribice. Pupki in hrosci prihaja-
jo v presledkih ma gladino po
zrak. Pc zidovih in rastlinah pa
preze licinke kacjih pastirjev
, ma racice in licinke mladoletnic
pa tudi ma poglavce in ma ribji
zarod. Mladoletnice oskubljajo
rastline ter uperjajo koscke Ii.
stow v svoje tulce
Polzi, svitki in kaluzniki gre.
do mirno po svojih potih. zivc
lie v vodah. Tu sc mladina mai.
rajsi zadrzuje. Oh toliksnem "a
nimanju "a vodozitje bi bilo pai
prav; &c bi nudili mladini po So
lah priloznost, da bi oh vecjif
vodozivnjakih spoznala podvod
no zivljenje ribic, polzev in dru
gih zivali. !
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-31
Y bo+onicSnem vr+u

Pot nasega planeta okoli Son.
ca nj bogve kako velika, sal zna-
sa komaj 365 milijonov kilome-
trov. Pa vendar nam je vsako
leto v zimskem casu re kar dol
gocasno cakati ma pomladno
enakomocje, ko zacno dnevi ma
glo narascati, noci pa pojemati.
Vsako leto smo polni hrepenenja
DO pomladnem razkosju. Kako Sc
razgiblje VISA nasa narava, koli
ko privablja obcudovalcev. Ko-
muir pa v mesto ne dopuscajo
prilike, da bi Sc nauzil pomladi
v sirsi okolici, ina Ljubljani
sami dovolj priloznosti, da spo-
zna prirodne posebnosti in zani-
mivosti. Ma juznovzhodnem ro-
bu mesta sc vlece oh Izanski ce-
sti puScObno zldOVJe, XII utegne
V tujcu vzbuditi misel ma samo-
stan ali ma opusceno pokopali-
See. Toda zemljisce "a tenn zidom
ne sluzi ne odrekanju naravnega
izzivljenja in tudi ne pokojnim,
marvec vedno zmagujocemu ziv-
ljenju. d
To je mas botanicni vrt, kate
rega pocetki segajo v dobo Ma
poleonove Ilirije. Lepo zgodovi-
no ina "a seboj, a upajmo, da
Sc lepso prihodnjost. Sal bo baje
ze v kratkem pridruzitvijo so.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-31

ski skorji, XII Sc je zacela nagu-
Po sodbah strokovnJa-
kov zivi nasa premienica, odkar'
sc ie locila cd sonca, okoli dve
miliiardi let. Mlada je Sc, Sc
mlajse je pa zivljenje ma nje],
Cigar starost znasa po racunih
geologov kaksno milijardo let.
Sc zlasti mlad je pa kot prolz-
vod dodge razvojne verige-elo-
vek Xxi Sc je pojavil po doseda-
njih ugotovitvah Sc pred ledeno
dobo. Pradomovina mu je bila
po vsej priliki Afrika. zivimo to-
rel sele v zarji clovestva, XII Sc
mu odpira nedogledna bodoc-
most.
Oh takih mislih sc vrnemo
ma mas botanicni vrt, kjer Sc raz-
cvetajo otroci pomladi letos brez
casovnih presledkov. Tu so XII
maioce dremavke in norice, po-
mladni podleski in jarice, jetrni-
ce, petelincki in jeglicki. Vtkani
v zelenje, razveseljujejo oko in
srce vsakega ljubitelja prirode.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-31
(Nadaljevamje)

Malo vedno samo malo!
Toda zdaj je samo Sc pail, ka-
ko bi jo tolazil. Strasno mu je
bilo misliti, da pojde domov in
bo sedela YES vecer sama, pre-
plasena in nesrecna. Drzal je
cvrsto njene prste in nepresta-
no mrmral besede, XII mai bi 10
tolazile.
Tedaj je opazil, da sta ze ma
Piccadillyju. Kako dalec 81 DO
upal iti Z MO oh pregraji, pre-
den Sc poslovi? Nasproti jima
je prihajal moski natanko tam,
kjer je srecal tisti prvi usodni
popoldan pred devetimi meseci
Dromoreja; moski nekoiko
omahujoco hojo, XII je incl vi
soki cilinder malo postrani. To-
da hvala Bogu nj bill Dromore,
samo nekdo, XII mu je bill neko-
liko podoben in je mimogrede
Nello zagonetno pogledal. In
Lehman je rekel:
"Zdaj moras iti domov, dete
ne smejo naju videti skupaj."
Prvi trenutek je mislil, da Sc
bo zgrudila, da Sc DO branila iti
cd MEGA. Nato je vrgla glavo
kvisku, stala sekundo tako in
mu cisto nepremicno zrla V
obraz. Nenadoma 81 je snela ro-
kavico in mu svojo topic rokc
krepko stisnila njegovo. Ustni-
ce so Sc il rahlo smehljale, v ocj
so il stopile solze; nato mu je
odtegnila roko in Sc spustila v
gneco. Videl je, kako je zavila
v svojo ulico in izginila. Topli'
ma njene strastne drobne roke
ga je Sc vedno pekla v dian, kc
je skoraj tekel proti Hyde Par
ku.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-31
Ne da bi sc brigal "a smer

Ne da bi Sc brigal "a smer,
je planil v MEGA temino, zapu-
sceno v tenn mrzlem, brezdom-
mem vetru, XII je bill skoraj brez
glasu in brez vonja in je Sci svo-
10 neusmiljeno pot pod sivo cr-
MIN nebom.
Temni nebeski obok in ostri,
mrzli zrak je prijal cloveku, XII
nj potreboval posebnih drazil "a
svoja custva - cloveku, XII je
incl res edino zeljo, oprostiti Sc,
&c lie mogoce, strasnega obcut-
ka v svoji glavi, poraznega, raz-
dejanega obcutka, kakrsnega
ina jetnik, XII koraka po svoji
cell in We, da ne more nikdar,
nikdar IL ME. Brez misli in brez
smotra je premikal noge; in te-
kel, ker je vedel, da bi Sc mo-
raj tenn pref ustaviti. In kje je
komicnejsi PRIOR "a dobrodus-
mega mescana nego ia ozenje-
nj MOI srednjih let, XII blodi ure
in ure po teh suhih, temnih,
mracnih tratinah - XII ga pre-
ganja strast in socutje, da niti
! ne We, ali je ze vecerjal! Toda
nobenega dobrodusnega mesca-
ma nj bio v ostri sapi jesenske
noci zunaj. Edine price teg
otoznega tavanja SO bila dreve'
sa - drevesa, XII so prepuscala
mrzlemu pisu svoje suho istje
XII je frfotalo mimo MEGA, ko'
maj malo svetlejse cd teme. Tu
pa tam so mu noge zasumele OF
kupu listja, XII je cakalo, da pri'
de ma ogenj, katerega duh je Sc
plaval po zraku. Obupna hoja
tn sredi Londona naokrog ir
naokrog, sem in tia, uro "a uro
yes cas- v temi; nobene zvezde
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-31

Vsakomur, XII We citati v knji- |
gi narave, nudi vrt obilo zanimi-
vega. Med rastlinjem zagleda-
mo ne samo domacinke, temvec
tudi tuje goste in sicer ma gredi-
cab kakor tudi med grmi, drew
jem in v rastlinah. Sredi vrta
stoji ponosna silva smreka, XII jo
obdajajo akvariji in grede moe
virskih rastlin. Blizu ME Sc So
piri ponosen tulipovec, cigar
cveti so podobni tulipanom.
Ia vodnjakom Sc razsteza v
ozracje mogocna krosnja bozje-
ga drevesa, mani pa pleza japon-
ska trdoleska. Najvisje drevo je
vitka lipa, XII Sc razgleduje po
Barju. Najstarejsa, razmeroma
nizka je okroglo-kosata lisa, XII
je dozivela re vec kot 200 let. V
krosnjah drevja je vselej prav
zivahno. Kosi, scinkavci, sinic-
ke so stalni prebivalci ma vrtu
in cello druzina rdecetrebusnih
kalinov gnezdi tn re ve5 let.
V gozdicku iglavcev, tis, raz-
nih borovcev, smrek in cipres
srecamo tudi listavca in marsi-
kdo Sc vprasa, po kakem max
ljucju sc je vtihotapil v temno-
kosato druzino. Toda ia listavec
je bliznji sorodnik iglavcev; ne
kak zvezni Glen je med obema
|skupinama. Glinko mu pravijo
Ko 81 ogledas njegov dvakrpni
|zgoraj srcasto oblikovani list
sprevidis, da ozilje lista nj po.
dobno drugim listavcem, marvel
da teko niti vzporedno, kar j
dovedlo do domneve, da so bile
te niti svoj cas-igle,, glinkovs
preteklost seze stomilijone le
nazaj, tako vsaj sodijo palcofiti
XII. ziva okamenina je.
Pri glinku vzbujene Sc utrne
10 nase misli v davno pretek
lost, ko je Sc pramorje pokrival'
} vse golote zemlje. V MEM j
> vzniklo po nekem nakljucju sc
me zivljenja kot nekak starostn
pojav ma ugaslem planetu. Zazi
> velo je nizje rastlinstvo, eaten
zivalstvo, potem sta 81 oba no
vinca osvojila obalo in kasnej
: notranjost praceline, nastale ko
posledica slime razpoke v zemelj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-31

ma nebu, zivega eloveka nj slisa-
ii ne jasno videti, ne ptiea ne
zivali; samo brlenje luci IL da-
ljave in zamolkli ropot prone
ia! Hoja, tako samotna, kakor
je samotno potovanje cloveske
duse cd rojstva do smrti, ko je
ne vodi mic nego plapolajoci sol
lastnega duha, XII Sc je prizgal
sam ne We kje -.
In tako utrujen, da je S teza-
vo premikal noge, toda napo-
sled oproscen tistega groznega
obcutka v glavi - prvic opro-
Seen po toliko in toliko dneh -
je Lehman 'stopil il parka skozi
ista vrata, skozi katera je bill
vstopil, in je Sci proti domu S
prepricanjem, da Sc stvar no.
col tako ali tako odloci
Petnajsto poglavje
To torej - ia dolgi telesni
in dusevni nemir - 81 je obnav-
! ljal v spominu, ko je sedel v
svoji spalnici v naslanjacu pred
ognjem, strmec v zerjavico, in
je Silvia izmucena spala, ma
okno pa je v jesenskem vetru
potrkavalo temno platanino list
lie; strmec skrivnostno goto-
vostjo v srcu, da ia noe ne bo
minila, ne da bi koncno prisel
do neizpremenljivega sklepa'
Zakaj tudi vsak konflikt Sc H.
crpa; tudi negotovost in njene
nesrecne nuke imajo svojo me.
10, da je kakrsensibodi lid bolj.
81 nego pekel negotovosti. Diva
krat ali trikrat Sc mu je zazde.
la te zadnje dni cello smrt ne
kaj sprejemljivega; zdaj pa, kc
, mu je bila glava jasna, in il j
cd blizu pogledal v oci, mu j
smrt izginila il misli kot senca
kar je tudi bila. Tako preprosto
zaletelo in vendar jalovo sred
stvo mu ne more sluziti. Dru
gacni izhodi imajo trden te
melj, smrt ne. Zapustiti Silvij<
in pobegniti to mlado ljubico
v tenn je resnicnost, toda vselej
kadar Sc mu je izoblikovala, s.
mu je tudi pri tisti prici rabbi
Mia; tudi zdaj Sc mu je raz
l lezla mic. Prizadeti javno nezn
, zenski, XII jo ljubi, tako strasn
: zalitev, jo takorekoc svetu pre-
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"a dober obed posetite
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Evening star., 1947-12-19

STATION WAGON-1941 station wagon,
special seat for small children $500
Al Ford station wagon, custom
small children = 1000
40 Ford station wagon, custom
built, extended special seat for
Gail CV 1920, Am to p,m weekdays.
I'll
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Take Ny Word for 1t
By Frank Colby
What Is the Origin!

White Plains: Will you tell me
the origin of the term ito boot" as
to trade sewing machine for q
motorcycle with $50 Ito boot"?-
G. w.
Answer-This boot and the foot
wear boot are not akin. The same
ness Of spelling is coincidental. The
footwear boot is from the Old
French bote (modern French botte.
boot, bundle, bunchw. The boot
in swapping is from the Anglo
Saxon bot, "a making good or
better" hence, AN advantage
ITO boot" is very old in both
British and American usage. Here
is an item from the Southold Rec
ord, 1867: John Swezy exchanged
with Capt. John Tooker a gray hors
for bay hors. John Sway is to
give Opt. Tooker two pieces of roope
(repe) to boote.'' (Note the two
spellings of the name Swezy- Sway,
and the two abbreviations for cap
tain)
Beaumont: What is the origin of
the word Of annoyance, "pshaw"?-
Mrs. r. A. M.
Answer-It has no genealogical
origin. That Is to say, 1t is not from
any other legitimate word. Pshaw
is an initiative word, the spelling
representing the sound one makes
when annoyed, impatient, or dis
appointed.
Dayton: In a recent write-up,
film star Greer Carson was de-
scribed as the nacreous. Miss
Carson" Is that good?-E. z.
Answer-Its unusual but quite
complimentary. Nacreous means
"pearl-like." It's from the French
word nacre, "mother-of pearl"
THE nacreous Miss Carson" de-
scribes her as being lustrous, rides
ent, glowing. Nacreous Is pro-
nounced: NAY Y-kree-uss.
Phoenix: Why do we speak OF
long-winded and senseless discourse
as "rigmarole"?-G. e. H.
Answer-Rigmarole Is q corrup-
tion of "ragman roll" But this rag
man Is not ragpicker. It means q
kind of document. Ragman roll
originally meant, "A deed with many
signatures, a long list of names;
hence, long. stupid ."-Skeat.
Businessmen. as we'll as stenographers
effect. Mr.. Colby has written Q leaflet,
Gil which will put you straight about
their usage.
and q stamped, self addressed envelope TO
Frank Colby, care Washington Star, p. o.
Box 90. Station q, New York ID, N. 7.
Evening star., 1947-12-19
Points for Parents

Mother-You can take your teach
er's gift to her home instead of CIV
ing it to her at school, so the chill
dren who can't give her anything
won't feel left out.
Evening star., 1947-12-19
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Opening lead, six of spades.
Many an important hand has been
last through sheer laziness on the
part of defender. Easts failure to
take the troubel to signal at crit
ical point in the hand, contributed
to the disaster which overlook his
side, albeit his partner should never
theless have averted the catastrophe
by the exercise OF common sense.
TIL bidding was highly competitive
and at the end everybody was guess
ing. East's pass Of the six-diamond
bid was actually forcing pass ask
ing partner to double or bid six
spades. West was quite convinced
that six spades was unattainable,
but decided not to double for fear
it might induce declarer to play him
for the missing trump honor.
West made the routine opening Of
the six of spades, very doubtful
choice. In view of partners vip-
orous bidding, there was a great
likelihood that one Of the adver-
\ saries was void of the suit and I
would have preferred a heart lead
on the theory that partner had
something in that suit
South ruffed the opening lead and
led low diamond to the ace I
don't think that was a sound guess.
East, who has jumped to four spades,
then bid five and made a forcing
pass Of six diamonds, is much mors
likely to be void If the suit fails TO
break The play of the king of dia-
monds first is therefore superior and
would have brought in all l3 tricks.
When declarer got the bad news,
he returned diamond. East. with
out giving the matter much thought,
let go a little spade and declarer
ducked the trick. He reasoned that
if he played the king and then a
diamond, East realizing that his
partner had a trump trick would
wake up to the necessity of signal
ling violently in hearts. West won
with the queen of trumps and fear
ing to lead from the king of hearts
returned a club and school was out.
Failure to lead q heart of this
point ranks as a major atrocity. If
partner has club trick. it cannot
be lost. If he has a heart trick, it
might be lost by failure to lead it
Immediately, since the club suit will
provide discards.
Copyright, 1947. by Charles H. GorenJ
Evening star., 1947-12-19
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