davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-16
NEMCI BI RADI v
AMERISKO ARMADO

FRANKFURT, II. maja -
Mnogi Nemci hocejo stopiti v
amerisko armada.
Veselje do vojaskega zivljes
MIA SO dobili zaradi dobrih IL
gledov, kar sc tice hrane. V tenn
pogledu je baje polozaj v ameri-
Ski zoni okupacije zelo tezak.
Prosnje "a vstop v armada so
poplavile ameriske vojaske ura-
de ma podlagi praznih govoric,
da lahko tudi Nemci stopijo v
amerisko a arm a do. Vojaska
uprava pa je objavila, da je sluz-
ba odprta "samo "a ameriske
drzavljane."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-16
ZADNJE FORMALNOSTI
GLEDE GRSKE "POMOCI"

WASHINGTON, IA. maja. -
Po dveh mesecih diskuzije je
kongres pripravil pooblastilo "a
predsednika Trumana, da da
koneno odobritev programu "a
N0-milijonsko ekonomsko in
yojasko pomoc Grciji in Turciji.
Istocasno je v senatu razmo-
trivano o pospesenju glasova-
MIA glede $35O,OOO,OOO, katere
Sc namerava uporabiti "a pre-
hrano Avstrije, Greije, Madzar-
ske, Italije, Poljske in Kline.
Cd te vsote sc bo zadrzalo
SIS, 100000 "a nujne, slucaje, XII
Sc lahko pojavijo v krajih kot
je svobodno mesto Trst.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-16
konferenca premo-
garjev zapadne
Pennsylvania

Konferenca, katere namen je,
da organizira grupe premogar-
jew, XII bodo sli delat v premo-
govnike in rudnike v Jugoslavi-
il, je sklicana "a Is. maia. Vr-
sila Sc DO oh 10 uri zjutraj v
prostorih Hrvaskega donna ma
l546 East Ohio Street, N. S.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Ma konferenci
DO organizirana prva grupa maj
nerjev.
Ostale grupe, kot mehanicar-
il, konstruktorji it'd, Sc re pri-
prayljajo ma odhod v novo Jugo-
slavijo.
Poseben APPEL je naslovila ma
Slovence lokalna podruzznica or
ganizacije American Associa-
ton for Reconstruction in Jugo-
slavija," da Sc udelezijo te kon-
ference, posebno pa tisti, XII ma
meravajo iti ma delo ' Jugosla--
vijo. Istocasno tenn apelom Sc
apelira tudi "a pomoc pri obno-
Vi Jugoslavije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-16
CHURCHILL, PONoVNo
AGITIRAZA
ZDRUzENO EVROPO

LONDON, IA: maja Winston
Churchill je ponovno zacel z agi-
tacijo "a "zdruzeno Evropo." L.
javil je, da hi Francija in Angli-
ia morali prevzeti vodstvo pri
obnovi nemske ekonomije, pred
no Sc Nemci "zatecejo k revel-
tam in mascevanju.''
V govoru, XII ga je incl v Roy
al Albert Hallu, je Churchill re-
kel, da so izgledi "a mir ma sve-
tn "temni in dvomljivi," ako Sc
ne ustanovi neke vrste nad-vla-
de, XII bi imela nalogo, da prepre-
ci vojno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-16
Vabilo ma piknik

Cleveland, O. - Drustvo
"Soca" st. 26 SDZ bo priredilo
piknik 1. junija ma prostorih
Donna zapadnih Slovencev, 6818
Denison Ave. Vabljeni so vsi
clani in clanice drustva, da sc
gotovo udelezijo tega piknika,
ker drugace bodo morali placati
en- dollar v drustveno blagajno.
Vabljena so tudi sosedna dru-
stva in cenjeno obcinstvo cd
blizu in dalec, da mas posetijo
ma ia dan. Oh priliki Sc bono
tudi mi odzvali.
Ia plesazeljne bo igrala do
bra godba. Odbor DO poskrbel
tudi "a lacne in zejne tako, da
bo vse v najboljsem redu.
Sc enkrat vas odbor opozar-
ia, da ne pozabite ma dan 1. ju-
Mia popoldan!
z bratskimi pozdravi
Odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-16

nevarnost nastopi tako DO zopet so ali pa Sc vec
mljonov jud morale past kot zrtev katastrofane
bode da proti 'komunisticni nevarnos lahko bor
podpiranem fasizma!
Mi nsmo izjema Zednjenih drzavah Tud Zedi-
nene drzave vec kot nikoi popre nahajajo tel
varnost. Eementi XII preteklost zagovarjali Hitler
evo Nemcijo in Mussonijevo Itao XII navdusevali
"a borbo dktatorja Franco proti tako menovan komu
niscn totalitarnos' XII sabotira vone napore "a
veznkov nabo kriticnih cash in sea razdor XII kon-
emo nmao nobene besede obsodbe tisto so poce
Mali fasstcn morilc ampak e fasistcne morilce drekt
no zagovarao, prav gotovo mso osreciti nice
mur bosm kot pa SO njih vzgedni borbc proti komu-
nistcni nevarnost osreca svoe narode Nevarnost XII
pret Zednenh dzava cd srani faszma je stvarna Maj
mas ne mott &c Sc jo ze prekrt krinko proti kou-
izma in &c ozaca vsakega XII razkrnkava fasistcno
Spanijo ali pa politicne Vakana in njegovih
agentoV komunista ali pa sopotnka To je ze sara
taktka fasstov in reakcionarcev XII porazom nacst
cne Nemce in fasisticne Iaje zavedajo da izgubi
nekoko svojih mocnih trdnay katere vso vneo
ravajo ponovno zgradit tam ampak tudi t In
proti tenn moramo bit vedno cujeei vedno pripraven
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-16
UREDNIKOVA POSTA

prijateljici Mrs. 7. zele! To je
najin skromen prispevek "a cvet
k nevenljivemu vencu, IL kate
rega maj slovenska mladina cr-
pa svoje zdravje in veselje do
zivljenja, Tebi pa ohrani vedno
svezi spomin!
"Saj 81 v svojem zivljenju
storila veliko dobrega in so Two
je pri prijazne besede in pie
menita dejanja posusile neste-
to grenkih solz! Tukaj kakor
tudi preko morja 81 bila mno-
GIN veika dobrotnica ter jih bo
ia nenadna izguba gotovo zelo
globoko ganila.
"Vem, da ostanes nenadome-
SILVIA Tvoji dragi druzini, S ka-
teros zelo globoko socustvujemo.
Pogresali TIE bodo vsi, XII so TIE
poznali. Dokaz je bill nepregled-
ma mnozica, XII Sc je prisla po-
slovit cd Tebe ko 81 lezala ma
mrtvaskem odru, kakor tudi ve-
licasten sprevod ma Tvoji zad-
Mi poti. Da, veliko prezgodaj
Sc je pretrgala nit Tvojega ziv-
ljenja. Toda Tvoja della bodo
ostala vecna!
"Pocivaj mirno!
"Nam pa ostanes vedno v
najlepsem spominu!
"Te skromne vrstice I'll po-
klanja Tvoja prijateljica Sc il
mladih dni.
Maria Peterlin roj.
Jelovsek " Sodrazici. }
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-16
RUSIJA PREDLAGA
DVOJNO PALESTINE

NEW YORK, IA. nnaja-So-
vjetska zveza je predlozila Zdru-
zenim narodom, da Sc ustanovi
dvojno judovsko-arabsko vlado
v Palestini.
Predlogu Rusije so Sc zoper-
stavili Arabci, XII so izjavili, da
je to nemogoce, v koikor sc ne
prepreci daljna emigracija Ju-
dov v Palestine. S strani Judov-
ske agencije pa MISC podali no.
benega komentarja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-16
DANES BODO LETALA
"BOMBARDIRALA"
NEW YORK

WASHINGTON, Is. maja. -
Borbene formacije 125 B-29 le-
teeth trdnjav bodo jutri "bom-
bardirale" New York. Gen. G.
G.. Kenney bo vodil manevre, XII
so po posvetovanju eksperti
"a vreme odrejeni "a jutri.
Letala bodo izvrsila "bombne
polete" tudi mad Philadelphia,
Baltimorem in Washingtonom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-16
CHURCHILL PRODAL
"SPOMINE" IA MILLION
DOLARJEV

NEW YORK, II .maja-Win-
ston Churchill je prodal svoje
"spomine" reviji Life in "New
York Timesu' "a vec kot en- mi
lijon dolarjev.
Njegovi "spomini'' so take
obsezni, da bodo morali biti It's
kani v petih knjigah.
Bivsi angleski premier je po-
leg svojih memoarjev spisal tudj
knjigo "Svetovna kriza" in veil
ko bibliografijo v stirih delhi
"zivljenje Marlborough"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-16
ZENSKA TRUPLA NAJDENA
V GROBU PRI BERLINU

BERLIN, IS. maja-Policija je
danes javila, da SO bill v pred
mestju Berlina v nekem skup-
mem grobu najdeni ostanki tru-
pei 60 zensk, XII so Sc, kot sc
veruje, nahajale zenskem kon-
centracijskem taboriscu NAL
chow, v katerem je bilo okrog
pet do Sest tisoc zensk.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-16
Prvo pisno

Ko je komisar zapisoval ne
pismene vojake "a analfabetski
tecaj, Sc je Dzemail prvi prigla-
sill. Nj znal pisati, kakor mnogi
njegovi rojaki.
Vsak vecer je hodil Dzemail v
tecaj, trudil Sc je, toda spocetka
je bila trda. re je mislil popusti-
tt. Pa Sc je obrnil do tovarisa
Milana, XII je vodil tecaj.
Rad bi Sc ucil, ne gre.'
"Se moras pac navaditi. In DO
slo," je rekel Milan.
"Mislis ?"
'Ce tt recem! Samo uci Sc, pa
bos videl!!'
"Ampak JAZZ Sc nekako pocasi
ucim. Sele pet crk poznam, a
moi rojak Izet jih zna re 12," je
o5upaval Dzemail.
'Pojdi, pojdi, eden zna bolje,
drugi slabse. Nikar ne pazi ved-
no ma Izeta. I'll Sc uci sam, "a
druge Sc ne brigaj,' ga je poucil
Milan.
"Saj Sc ucim, ampak -"
"Potrpi! LIE zlagoma! Pa
bos napisal pismo svojim donna
cim. To DO matt vesela! Kaj pra-
vis-a,"
RES, vesela bo," je zasepetal
Dzemail in obmolknil.
Poslej nj vec obupaval. Upa-
ME, da DO nekoc napisal pismo
materi in mlajsemu bratu-a-
mo njih}dvoje je imel-ga je hra-
brilo in mu vlivalo novih moci.
Dnevi SO minevali
Sneg je kopnel, izginjal je po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-16

casi, komaj opazno. Zemlja Sc
je budila IL globokega spanja,
bila je dremava, vlazna in meh-
ka. Dzemail je zacutil bliznjo
pomlad. To je zbudilo v MEM
precudne obcutke-bilo mu je,
da bi objel yes svet. Ucil Sc je,
Sc znojil, in 6rke so mu pocasi
Sic izpod rok.. sinoci je napo-
sled dokoncal tecaj. Ko je legel
" posteljo, je sklenil, da kar ju-
tri napise pismo materi.
Sobotno popoldne. Vojasnica
je ozivela kakor mravljisce. Vo-
jaki 81 urejajo svoje reci, kopajo
Sc, cistijo obleko, prisivajo gum
be, pripravljajo Sc "a jutrisnji
pregled. Dzemail je bill ia dan
nenavadno vessel. Use mu je Slo
po sreci. Davi je pri vajah, ma
pravil vse, kakor je treba in
prav.
'Komandir me je pred vsemi
|pohvalil," je mislil sam pri sebi
in velike crne oci so mu zado-
voljno sijale.
Po kopanju Sc ie Dzemail brz
oblekel, pritegnil pas in 81 posa-
dill titovko ma glavo. IL svojega
vojaskega kovcega je skrbno
vel svincnik in pisemski ovoj.
Papirja pa nj incl. Zato je stopil
k Milanu.
milan, potreboval bi koscek
papirja "a pisanje, ceprav lie en-
sam list"
Milan je slutil, zakaj potrebuje
Dzemail papir. Prav gotovo DO
napisal pismo, je pomislil, in ko
mu je dial papir, ga je vprasal:
"Povej, Dzemail, zakaj ga pa
potrebujes?"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-16
NEPOTREBNA VOJNA

AYR, skotska, Is. maja -
Winston Churchill je danes izja-
vii, da bi Sc lahko oznacilo drugo
svetovno vojno "a "nepotrebno
vojno." Rekel je, da bi cvrsto
diplomaticno stalisce zavezni-
kov v zgodnjih 80 letih lahko
preprecilo vojno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-16
GEN. EISENHOWER O
NEVARNOSTI VOJNE

WASHINGTON, IA. maja.
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower je
danes izjavil, da ne veruje, da
bi katerakoli drzava ma svetu
hotela provocirati novo yojno.
"Nobena yojaska sila ma sve-
tu nj v stanu, da izvojuje nitro
zmago, je rekel Eisenhower.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-16
AGITATORJI IA STAVKO
BODO VRZENI v ZAPOR

FRANKFURT, IA. maja-Ge-
neral Lueius Clay, ameriski vo-
jaski governor je izjavil, da DO
dial vreci v zapor vsakega "poli-
ticnega agitatorja," XII bo vzye-
q S krizo prehfrane povzrocal
nemire v ameriski okupacijski
.zoni v Nemciji. >>
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-16
UBlLA MOZA, KER
JI JE VEDNO UGOVARJAL

SAN JOSE, CAL, Is. maja-
Polcija ie izjavila, da je Mrs.
Phyllis Higden, stara Is let, pri-
znala, da je ustrelila svojega
moza Lonnija. zenska je rekla,
da jo je MOI "spravljal OBJ pa
met brezkoncnimi ugovori in
prepiri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-16
TRUMAN SPRAVLJEN
z IZOBCENJEM KO-
MUNISTOV

RIO DE JANEIRO, Is. maja
-Komunisticni casopis "Tri-
buna Popular" je v elanku ma
prvi strani izjavil, da je predsed-
mix Truman "ukazal" braziljske-
mu predsedniku Enrico Gaspar
Dutra, maj Sc prepove komuni-
sticno stranko Brazilije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-16
kRATkE VESTI
now AMBASSADOR IA
POLJSKO nj PRIJATELJ
HITLERJA, PRAVI ODBOR

/. WASHINGTON, Is. maja. -
Predsednik senatnega odbora
"a zunanje odnosaje Arthur H.
Vandenberg je vceraj izjavil, da>
je odbor ''natancno preiskal' in
ueotovil, da so neosnovane OBJ
tozbe .,proti novemu ambassador
ju "a Poljsko Stanton Griffsu,
da je slednji pred vojno bill v
prijateljskih odnosajih S Hit
lerjem.
Griffis, XII je, businessman il
Connecticuta, sedaj caka, da Sc
nat potrdi njegovo imenovanje
"a ameriskega ambasadorja v
Poljski.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-16
v spomin pok. Mrs. zele

Mrs. Mary Peterlin, rojena
Jelovsek je' izrocila ia jnik u
podruznice st. 48 SANS-a Mr..
J. F. Durnu "a otrosko bolnis-
nico v Sloveniji $40 v blag spo-
min pok. Mrs. Tereze zele. OBJ
enem je pa napsala v .spomin
pokojnice sledece vrstice:
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Rad bi nekaj

Ad1 IdAO IIdu VI IIChdJ
napisal."
'Kaj bos pa pisal?"
"Eh, kaj me vprasujes! Papir
potrebujem in kaj bi rad Sc vec
vedel," je skoraj jezno odgovo-
ril Dzemail.
"Ti mi nekaj prikrivas. Goto-
vo hos napisal pismo, kaj ne da,
kar povej!"' je dalje sill vanj
Milan.
"Ampak tt 81 mi prava mad
loga! Venomer tisto: 'Kaj tt bo,
kaj in komu bos pisal - Res
je, tovaris, napisal bonn pismo
materi, cato potrebujem papir,"
je odlocno rekel Dzemail in ze
pohitel po hodniku.
V sobi nj bilo nikogar. Kakor
nalasc, je rekel DENIAL sam pri
sebi. Sedel je ma svoj vojaski
koveeg, Sc oprl ma komolca, Sc
zagledal nekam v kot in sc glo-
boko zamislil.
'Dobro, vse je nared papir in
svincnik in kuverto. LIE kako bi
pricel?" je sepetal namrgode-
mimi usti.
Nekoliko minut je takole pre-
misljeval. Iznenada Sc je zganil,
zastavil svincnik, nabral cello in
dvignil obrvi. z negotovo roko
je narisal prvo crko. Postal je,
zadovoljno pogledal. Potem je
napisal Sc drugo in tretjo crko
in vse je teklo lepo dalje.
"Draga moja matt in brat
Redzo," je vrstil crko "a crko in
S siroko odprtimi ocmi gledal
prvo napisano vrsto.
"Bogme, to je dobro," je mr.
mral in ponosno obcudoval svo-
je pisanje. "Kaj pa zdaj?" Sc je
zamislil in prislonil svincnik oh
cello. "Mar maj Jim pisem, kako
Sc ucim? Ali, kako me je
davi komandir pohvalil Ne,
to pride pozneje ma vrsto :"
Pomolcal je, Sc zagledal v stran.
cali maj pisem, da sem zdrav?
Da, to DO najbolje."
In Sc je spet sklonil mad papir.
S trdo roko je cvrsto zastavil
svincnik in ma papirju so Sc vr-
stile crke, skrivljene, neenake.
"In vam sporocam, da sem xiv
in zdrav kakor tudi wanna zelim
zdravja."
To je napisal in spet postal.
Dobro je. Ampak treba je tudi
sporociti, kako Sc je naucik pisa
ii. Sal matt in brat ne vesta, da
jima to pismo pise vprav on
sam, mum Dzemail. Da, to je
treba najprej zapisati.
"Nemara mi ne bosta verjela,
da wanna tole pisem sam, last
no roko. Nisem vec nepismen.
Tovarisi so me naucili pisati in
brati in zdaj wanna bonn pogosto-
krat pisal -"
Tako je vrstil crko "a crko,
besedo "a besedo. Dale je slo
kar gladko. Pisal je, kako je hodil
v tecaj, kako sc je ucil in kako
Sc Sc venomer uci. Nj pozabil
zapisati, da ga je komandir davi
pohvalil, in je navedel Sc mnogo
drobiza il svojega vojaskega
zivljenja--vse, kar DO zanimalo
mater in brata. Spomnil Sc je tu-
di sosedov, tovarisev in tovari-
Sic il domace vasi. Prosil je ma
ter, maj mu sporoGi, kako .je do
ma.
"Pozdravita vse sosede in po-
vejta jim, da sem zdrav in vaju
srcno pozdravljam-vajin DE
mail"
Tako je dokoncal pismo. Pod
pis "DzemaiP' je napisal z mai
vecjimi crkami. Ma ovoj je ma
pisal naslov, kakor da mu je kdo
snel tezko breme. Topic rnu je
bilo. Pri pisanju kar nj cutil, ka-
ko ga je vse to ogrelo.
= "Uh, ali sem Sc oznojil," 81 je
Obrisal potno cello.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-16

"Moji predragi in nepozabni
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-05-16

aJ
srcno pozdravljam-vajin DE
mail"
Tako je dokoncal pismo. Pod
'pis "DzemaiT je napisal z mai
vecjimi crkami. Ma ovoj je ma
pisal naslov, kakor da mu je kdo
snel tezko breme. Topic mu je
bilo. Pri pisanju kar nj cutil, ka-
ko ga je vse to ogrelo.
"Uh, ali sem Sc oznojil," 81 je
~obrisal potno cello.
Ko je spustil pismo v postni
nabiralnik, je yes zazivel v spo-
minih ma domaco vas. Videl je
pismonoso, kako stopa v vas, in
mater, XII sprejema pismo, in
brata, Xxi klice sosede k skupne-
mu branju.
"Gotovo da bodo kuhali kavo.
In matt in brat bosta razodela:
''Dzemail mama je. pisal lastno-
rocno, naucil Sc je pisati in bra
IT,"
I'm kdo DO srecnejsi kakor
matt in brat!" je pomislil DE
mail. To noe je zaspal nasmejan,
po srecno opravljenem delu.
(tfFront'' J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01
.ScboeUkopts
Dinner Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schoellkopf
were hosts at a beautiful party last
evening in honor of Miss Nancy
Mayo and Mr.. Samuel G. Durham
II. They entertained at dinner
in their home on S street which
Mrs. George Mesta leased from them
during the winter months.
One Of the first parties to be
given for this engaged couple, last
nights dinner was mostly young
peoples affair. Besides Miss Mayo's
closest friends in Washington, there
were several guests from out of town
especially from Philadelphia where
the bridegroom makes his home
The bride-elect's mother, Mrs. Don
aid Jones, was one of the guests.
Miss Susan Oulahan, Miss Patricia
Baker, Miss Rosalind Rust, Miss
Nancy Bickelhaupt we're there, ano
Miss Marjorie Newbold, who came
down from Philadelphia for Miss
Anne Bullitt's wedding; Mr.. Edward
Davis, the hostess nephew, who
had also been to Miss Bullitt's we'd
ding in the afternoon; Miss Nina
Hodgson of Buffalo, Miss Georgette
Sabbath of New York, Miss Joyce
Baeffer from Texas and Mr.. Dono-
son Fitzgerald from New Jersey.
Among the stays from this vicinity
were Mr.. Rowland Evans, Mr.. Barry
Woods, Mr. Thomas Judge, Mr.
George Westbrook, Mr. Orf1an Erlar
Iof the Turkish Embassy, Mr.. John
Galliher and Mr.. Richerd Boiling
After the dinner the party went
on to the Chevy Chase Club for
the regular Saturday evening dane
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schoellkopf will re-
main in Washington for two or
three more weeks before going to
Montreal for the summer. Their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horton Schoe1lkopf, are living
in Montreal, where Mr.. Schoellkepf
lis attached to the American Con-
sulate General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01

Dinner parties, suppers, dances
are the nightly fare in Washing
ton, but when CAPABILITIES devote
an evening to searching among the
marshes Of a nearby river for frogs
that's news. "Tis a love Of the sport
and fondness for frogs legs that
induces such individuals to steal
into the night and noiselessly drift
in rowboats armed with flashlights
gigs and patience.
Although that kind Of an eve
ning's entertainment has nevel
occurred to most people, those in
the know say it is fraught with
interest, suspense, skill and gusta-
tory anticipation. That good-looking
couple, Sue and Phil Clarke, ex-
changed their customary BLACK tie
clothes for Stacks the other evening
and took Dolly Corbin and Harry
Rogers to the upper reaches of the
Patuxent near Marlboro. Each
couple got into a boat which was
poled by a guide toward the throaty
call of the nearest bullfrog.
There were difficulties, of course
because Phil can initiate a bullfrog
to perfection and would lead the
other couple off, then he got SC
worried over their apparent sue
cesses that he added a brick to his
batch to make the load seem heavier
later. Actually he gieged Is and
the novices got in all and the
fried frogs legs served at the
Clarke's dinner party couple OF
nights later were out of this world
y X 4
Sam and Eleanor Smith are leav-
ing Washington for good on Tues
day and there's not a cheerful note
to be heard among their friends
They came here Il years ago and
during all that time have added sc
much charm and niceness to the
Capital scene that their departure
is real loss. They came from Phil
adelphia and are going back there
to live. This means an end to those
delightful, annual caroling parties
Christmas eve when their modern
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tady for a visit with Mrs. Kimbrell's
brother -in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard, in Takoma Park.
Mr.. Kimbrell, who has been with
General Electric since he served as
lieutenant in the Navy during the
war, will join his family on June
20 and together they will go to
Charlotte. N. c., for weeks visit
with his parents. When he returns
to his office in Schenectady, Mrs.
Kimbrell and the baby will 60 to
Montauk to spend the summer with
Gen. and Mrs. Kirk and he will
join them for a vacation in August.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Thomas B.
Larkin have their daughter Vir-
ginia with them for the summer
She returned during the week from
Manhattanville College in New York
and will go back for her junior year
in the fall.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Ernest E.
Hermann will leave next week for
visit with the latters brother i'm
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
j. O'Reilly, in New York. ...
Capt. and Mrs. Robert Allan Dyer
were hosts at a dinner Friday eve
ming in honor of the retiring Naval
Attache of the Swedish Legation
and Nine. Angelin. The other guests
were Rear Admiral and Mrs. j. Cary
Jones, the Naval Attache of the
Danish Legation; Commodore Frits
Aage Hammer Kjoelsen, Mrs. James
H. Foskett and Mr.. and Mrs. Rafael
Oreamuno.
Col. and Mrs. o. G. Trevithick
and their daughter Margery sailed
Wednesday from Halifax, Nova
Scotia, aboard the Aquatania for
their home in Berkshire, England.
Col. Trevfthick, who was on duty In
(See MILLIKEN, Page D-sJ
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Fare1veN Fetes Are Giveu
For Gen. and Mrs. Kirk
By Betty MHHken


The former Surgeon General of
the Army and Mrs. Norman T. Kirk
are In town for visit and being en-
tertained by number of their old
friends in service and civilian circles.
Tomorrow the new Surgeon General
Gas OF today and Mrs. Raymond w.
Bliss, and the Deputy Surgeon Gen.
eral, Col. George E. Armstrong, and
Mrs. Armstrong will Jointly enter
tain at a "despededa" (the term for
a farewell party familiar to those
who have been stationed in the
Philippines) for Gen. and Mrs. Kirk.
About 200 guests will attend the fete,
which is to take place at 5:45 o'clock
In the Officers Club at the Army
Medical Center.
Offlcers and key civilian personnel
OF the Surgeon Generals Depart
ment gave stag dinner Thursday
night Tor Gen. Kirk in the ballroom
OF the Fort Myer Officers Club,
Present, too, in the company of $50.
were special friends of the general
from other medical installations in
the vicinity of Washington.
To wind up his affairs here and
turn over his duties to his successor
were two reasons for Gen. Kinks re-
turning TO the Capital Che has been
at Montauk, Long Island, for three
weeks. But there was another rea-
son, too-the birth of a grandson
In Columbia Hospital Sunday night,
The baby, who has been named Nor
man for his grandfather, is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lentz Will
lard. He has a baby sister, Ann
Kirk Willard, who will be 2 on
June 20.
Completing the family reunion
are Mrs. Marvin Rea Kimbrell, ir..
and her 2-year-old daughter
Jane. who are here from schenec.
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KmcbeIoes Return

Judge of the United States Gus
toms Court and Mrs. David H.
Kincheloe have purchased the house
at 1895 Hillbrook lane in Spring
Valley and have with them their
son-in-law and daughter, Condr
James Davis, U. S. N, and Mrs.
Davis Judge Kincheloe joins his
family for week ends until the close
of the present session of the court.
Judge Kincheloe served his native
State, Kentucky, in the Lower
House of Congress for is years be-
fore his appointment to the Court
Of Customs. Appeals. He and his
family have many friends here
where Mrs, Davis. formerly Miss
Gene Kincheloe, was born and has
spent the greater part OF her Life.