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Evening star., 1948-03-03
Murder of Troops Resented

Murder OF troops RESENTED
To the Editor Of The Star:
It Is high time for an expression OF conden-
nation by the United Nations or by the United
States Of the senseless murders Of British SOL
diers by the Palestine Jews. These men are
there under orders, trying to maintain some
semblance OF law and losing their lives the
while.
Particularly atrocious was the kidnapping
some months ago of two young sergeants just
out from England and their torture and murder.
Hitler could have done no worse! Recently an
r. A. F. soldier was murdered as he lay
wounded in hospital bed. Now we read that
% British soldiers were killed and 80 wounded
in train.
The American people would not look with
favor upon any move TO send our troops to
Palestine to suffer liks fate.
VIRGINIA WALKER.
Evening star., 1948-03-03
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nom de plume. Please be brief.
Evening star., 1948-03-03

gates was willing to second It, However, there
was at that meeting one man through whose
veins the blood Of Africa flowed He was the
Incompatible Frederick Douglass a runaway
slave, but short time out of bondage with a
price set on his head. And Frederick Douglass
in the majesty and dignity of q broad minded
justice-loving manhood had the courage to
arise in that meeting and second Mrs. Stanton's
resolution urging suffrage for women. And it
was largely through Frederick Douglasss mas
terful arguments and matchless eloquence that
Mrs. Stanton's motion was carried in spite of
the strong opposition of its powerful foes.
The women of this country owe debt of
gratitude to Frederick Douglass which it would
be hard to repay. At the risk OF doing an ir-
reparable injury to himself personally and to
the cause of abolition, he did everything in his
power to secure the elective franchise for them,
so that they would no longer be classed with
infants and idiots and criminals. If Frederick
Douglass had not seconded Mrs. Stanton's
resolution and the delegates to that convention
had gone home disheartened because nobody
had had the courage to do so, 1t is anybody's
guess how long the cause OF suffrage for women
would have been delayed
When the 60th anniversary Of that first
woman's rights convention was celebrated in
1908 in Seneca Falls bronze tablet was placed
on the johnson Opera House, which now oc-
cupies the site on which stood the Methodist
church in which the first woman's rights
convention was held This bronze tablet shows
in relief the figure of woman supporting
shield on which is inscribed: "On this spot
stood the Wesleyan Chapel In which the
first woman's rights convention in the worlds
history was held. July 49, co. 1S48. Elizabeth
Cady Stanton moved this resolution which
was seconded by Frederick Douglass: That the
women Of this country secure to themselves
the sacred right Of the elective franchise"
At this Goth anniversary celebration at
Seneca Falls, Elizabeth Cady Stanton was
represented by her daughter, Harriet Stanton
Blatch; Mrs. Henry Willard, the daughter of
William Lloyd Garrison, represented Lucretia
Mott; Elizabeth Hooker Day, daughter of
Isabella Beecher Hooker, sister of Harriet
Beecher Stowe, represented her mother and the
writer represented Frederick Douglass.
MARY CHURCH TERRELL.
Evening star., 1948-03-03
Douglass and Women's Rights

To the Editor of The Star:
At the recent anniversary celebration OF the
first women's rights convention-held at Seneca
Falls, N Y, in July of 184s-Representative
Stevenson of Wisconsin referred to Frederick
Douglass, Scotsman" He was mistaken IN his
identification Here are the facts
For long time the men and women who
believed in woman suffrage had planned a
meeting at Seneca Falls at which ways and
means of securing suffrage for women might
be devised.
But when the meeting was called and Mrs
Elizabeth Cady Stanton made the motion That
the women of this country secure to themselves
the sacred rights of the elective franchise" not
a single delegate had the courage to second 1t.
Those who had been its stanchest advocates
declared such revolutionary measure would
be 'untimely and unwise." Even Lucretla
Mott, who for years had courageousy cham
pioned woman suffrage, begged Mrs. Stanton
to Withdraw the motion. Lizzie" said the
little Quakeress, thee will make us all ridicu-
ious if thee insist upon pressing this resolu-
ton through the meeting" But Mrs Stanton
stooA firm and refused to withdraw theHeso-
luHons
Yet not man Or woman among tns aeas-
Evening star., 1948-03-03
BY THE HAsKIN SERVICE.

ny IhE hASh1N SEnFlCE
@. Why is the Scroll of the Torah always
written by handle. C.
A. It may be produced only by hand copying,
In accordance with the requirements Of the
Talmud the accepted authority for orthodox
Jews. The Scroll is held in great veneration.
@. In the firing Of an automatic how far
does the bullet travel before the recoil mecha-
nism starts its backward movements. B.
A. The National Rifle Association says
that the initial recoil occurs the instant the
bullet starts down the barrel of the gun The
secondary recoil occurs when the bullet leaves
the muzzle.
@. How many days Of the year are observed
as holidays somewhere In the world?-E. M P.
A. In normal times, of the 365 days In the
year, 289 are bank or public holidays in one
country or another. People engaged in inter-
national transactions find it necessary to keep
track Of them ALL
@. When an aluminium saucepan has been
badly burned, should 1t be filled with cold or
hot water?-S. E.
A. Cold water should never be poured into
hot, dry pan, for this Is likely to make the
metal buckle and make the bottom uneven.
The saucepan should be allowed to cool grad
ually.
O. Are there any plants or trees that have
green leaves and do not make their own
food?-F. E. S.
A. All plants and trees having green leaves
make their own food. Chlorophyll is the green
coloring matter In plants. Plant cells take
carbon dioxide from the air. water from the
soil and change them into simple sugars. The
plant can do this only with the aid of
chlorophyll and sunlight.
Q. Who was the first President to die in
office?-G. D. D.
A. William Henry Harrison, who died from
pneumonia contracted after exposure to cold
during his Inauguration. March T. 1s4l. There
were 26 palbearers at his funeral and pro-
cession over 2 miles long
Q. What is the average size OF ranches In
Argentina ?-L G.
A. In Argentina there are a number Of
ranches of more than 100000 acres in extent.
The average ranch in Argentina contains about
1900 acres and is much larger than the aver
age ranch in the United States.
@. Where was Francis Bellamy born and for
how many years was he associated with the
magazine Youths Companion?-R. j.
A. Francis Bellamy was born in Mount Nor
ris, New York, May l8, 1855. He graduated
with B. A. degree from Rochester University,
1876 He was ordained in Little Falls, N. Y,
December 49, 1879, and served as pastor
of the same church from 1879 to 1885, and at
the Bethany Church, Boston Mass, from 1885,
1891. He was associated with Youths Com,
panion from 1891 to 1896. After 1923 he lived
at 1926 Wallcraft avenue; Tampa, Fla, where
he died August %, 1881.
@. In what year were the most automobiles
manufactured in the United States?-L H.
A. The largest number of passenger cars
was produced In 1929 There were 4,587400
cars manufactured, valued at s2847,118,562
Evening star., 1948-03-03
Security Officers Criticized

Security Officers Criticized
To the Editor OF the Star:
This writer wonders how the Department
Of State can justify the fact that the ex-
Annabelle Bucar successfully concealed her
marriage for so long,
Last summer the department had training
program for alleged security specialists and
in August and September they were sent to
various, perhaps ALL diplomatic missions IN
Europe, etc. Their title was that OF security
officers. In the course Of my work with the
department ran into them frequently When
asked to outline their duties. none was able
to present q clear analysis Of just what he
was supposed to do
Security officers as such are essential to
the preservation of American secrets" in our
embassies and legations. found, however.
that these men concerned themselves prina-
rily with not important administrative mat
tiers, checking wastepaper baskets. seeing If
doors were locked, and, in general, trying to
earn their high salaries
In the Balkans found them keeping very
f1imsy tabs on native employees in those mis-
sions. Meanwhile, known Soviet-p planted
workers continued to retain their jobs. The
justification for this was that they could keep
their eyes on the people that way And so could
the employees keep their eyes and ears alerted.
Where was the security officer in Moscow?
I don't believe they have one there. have
been in Moscow great many times in the
past Is months and never met him.
The State Department should have very
close inspection Of their American personnel
in all posts in the foreign service, Berlin not
being the least vulnerable. Treatment OF diplo-
matte mail can certainly stand more serious
and cautious treatment Let the FBI with
It's well-trained agents replace the present in
efficient and bewildered security officers" OF
the State Department There Is more than,
one Annabele Bucar in the foreign service!
X.Y.Z
Evening star., 1948-03-03
Questions and Answers

A reader can get the answer to any question Of
fact by writing The Evening Star Information
Bureau, 316 street NE, Washington 2. D. c.
Please inclose three 90 cents for return POSTAGE
Evening star., 1948-03-03

Justice Required for Peace
70 the Editor of The Star:
We hear much prattling about altruism,
brotherly love- good fellowship Comtes gospel
of "vivre pour autrui" Ito live for others has
enabled many to exploit others to their bene-
fit. Much Of our Christian love has dwindled
into sentimentalism which is bare of the prin-
ciple of justice.
But we cannot establish the Kingdom Of
Love until we have first erected the Kingdom
of Justice.
The nations have torn each other to shreds
because they have discarded all sense of fair
ness and propriety. Democracy has been de-
bauched because it has been stripped of the rule
of justice. People cannot love each other until
they begin to treat each other justly. The wis
dom Of Abraham Lincoln aptly was expressed
in his first inaugural address in an endeavor
to heal the breach between the North and the
South: 1--WE are not enemies but friends. Sup
pose we 60 to war, you cannot fight forever;
when you cease after great loss on both sides
and no gain on either, the same old questions of
trade and intercourse are all again upon you"
The Book Of the Dead Of the old Egyptians
tells of their ethical standards. Some of its
''protestations" contain the following gems: "I
have not caused pain. I have made no one
weep. I have not inflicted pain upon man
kind"
Many Of our professionals, and in particular,
our politicians, would do well to adopt this
ancient code. WALTER L. CARTER.
Senator LANCER Explains Annuities
To the Editor of The STAR
This is in reply to the letter of Widow re-
Gently published in The Star.
The lady states that she is the mother Of
three minor children and that, in the event
of her DEATH they could not receive orphans
benefits as provided under the retirement BILL
of which I am co-sponsor
I am pleased to state, however. that the
children Of all working widowed mothers will
receive annuities until they reach age 18. Fur
ther provision is made that benefits will not
be discontinued at age 18 in any case where a
child is disabled. 1t may be of further in
terest to point out that the children Of this
widowed mother will each receive one-half
the annuity, up to maximum Of $3.50 or
$1,000 to three or more children, that would
be payable to the mother upon her retire
ment, with the same service and salary his
tory. WILLIAM LANCER.
Chairman, Post Office and Civil Service
Committee United States Senate.
Evening star., 1948-03-03

Q. Why is the Scroll Of the Torah always
written by handle. c.
A. It may be produced only by hand copying,
in accordance with the requirements of the
Talmud, the accepted authority for orthodox
Jews. The Scroll Is held in great veneration.
Evening star., 1948-03-03

@. How many days Of the year are observed
as holidays somewhere In the world?-E. M. P.
A. In normal times, Of the 365 days In the
year, 289 are bank or public holidays in one
national transactions find it necessary to keep
track Of them all
Evening star., 1948-03-03

:, @. In the firing Of an automatic how far
does the bullet travel before the recoil mecha-
nism starts its backward movement?-S. B..
A. The National Rifle Association says
that the initial recoil occurs the instant the
bullet starts down the barrel of the gun. The
secondary recoil occurs when the bullet leaves
the muzzle.
Evening star., 1948-03-03

@. When an aluminium saucepan has been
badly burned should 1t be filled with cold or
hot water?-S. E. v.
A. Cold water should never be poured into
hot, dry pan, for this Is likely to make the
metal buckle and make the bottom uneven.
The saucepan should be allowed to cool grad
ually.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-01

Reynolds, and their other
daughter Erma M. Reynolds.
The first summer they resided
in a tent until their home at
31O7 Ezekiel Avenue, was fin
ished.
In 1907 Anna was married
to Mr.. G.. C. Fisher, who was
then employed under Mr.. Hen
ry Kistner in the .Jewelry de-
partment of the Zion General
Stores. Mr.. Fisher later COM
pleted his optical course at the
Illinois Optical College in Chi
cago and then established his
own Jewelry and Optical bust
ness at Norfolk, Nebraska. He
was later associated for some
years with the Shuttle Optical
Company in Chicago in their
State Street store; and still
later became affiliated with
Silvey's Jewelry Store in Wau-
kegan until his death.
Mrs. Fisher has two sons:
Gerald L. Fisher and his wife
live in the homestead at 31O7
Ezekiel Avenue. They have
two children, Betsey Ann and
Geraldine. Stephen Fish
er, who with his wife and fami-
ly of two children Bruce and
Juanita, now live at Sandusky,
Ohio.
Mrs. Gerald (Caroline)
Fisher (Mrs. Fishers daughter
in-law) has also taken up the
flower work and assists at the
Flower Shop quite frequently.
Mrs. Fishers head assistant
in the Shop is Miss Pearl Lyon.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-01

Miss Erma Reynolds lives
with her sister Anna and ma
turally became interested in
flowers and is a partner.
The Illinois Dunesland Gar
den Club members elected in
July, 1889, as it's first Presi-
dent-Mrs. Anna Fisher, and
reelected her the following
year, 1910. She is also the Gen
eral Chairman of the Flower
Festival which the Club is
holding at Zion Department
Store on Friday and Saturday,
September 10th and 18th.
In order to be able to serve
their many customers to best
advantage Mrs. Fisher always
plans to have at her store,
someone who can be easily
reached by car or by phone in
calling 1851. However, if I'M
able to get this number, her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Gerald
Fisher can be reached over
2677.
In conclusion Mrs. Fisher
wishes to remind her friends
there is no Greeting so appre-
ciated as when you "Say it
with Flowers"
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-01
HOBBY BECOMES HER
BUSINESS-MRS. A. FISHER
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ding flowers and corsages af-
ter consultation with them in
order to convey their wishes
in the productions. She is also
ready to furnish all wedding
equipment, such as candelabra,
palms, ferns, etc.
The Fisher Flower Shop de-
signs all kinds of funeral flow
ers and carries a complete line
of pottery, cut flowers and
plants in season for all occa-
sions.
When you desire to order
flowers by telegraph or tele-
phone to remember the birth
day anniversary or other event
of relative or friend, or wish
to send flowers for the funeral
of some loved one, it should
be remembered that the Fish
er Flower Shop is member Of
the Telegraph Delivery Service
through which flowers can be
telegraphed to any part of the
world. This shop is also a men,
Der of the Zion Chamber of
Commerce and it's progressive
Retail Division.
Table Decorations for show
ers, weddings and parties are
ably handled with the assist
ance of Mrs. VIM. B. Fry.
Mrs. Anna Fisher came to
Zion in 1902 with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Reynolds
(who were pioneers in the City
of Zion), their son Henry B.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-01
WHO WILL BE THE NEXT
ZION HOMECOMING
QUEEN?

Daryl Mccormack, Queen
chairman, announced that
everything is ready for the
Queen Contest on September
18th.
The nominations will start in
this issue and all nominations
will close on September 18th.
After the nominations are clo-
sed the twelve girls with the
highest number of nomination
ballots will compete for the tt
tie of "Zion-Benton Homecom-
ing Queen"
Fill out the blank in this pa
per and leave in the ballot box
at B. B. Sweet Shop, Zion De-
partment Store, or Mccormack
jewelers.. Rules for the Queen
Contest are: CD Girls must be
between 16 and 26; (2) Girls
must be single and resident
of Zion-Benton.
Zion Homecoming Days are
scheduled for September "a, rs
and &c.
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