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Evening star., 1937-02-28
ODD FELLOWS

A Colonial silver tea, sponsored By
the Rebekah Assembly, was held at
the I. O. o. p. Home February a..
Musical selections were rendered and
refreshments served.
A meeting Of the Noble and Vice
Grands' Association was held at the
home of Mrs. Cora Kincer, president
of the Rebekah Assembly. Mrs.
Kincer entertained with . George
Washington party. Plans for obtain
ing funds for the I. o. O. F. Home
and for the Educational Foundation
were discussed.
Brightwood Rebekah Lodge gave .
George Washington party Tuesday in
their lodge room. Of1cers Of the Re-
bekah Assembly were the guests Of
honor. Songs were sung, games
played and refreshments served. A
prize was won by Mrs. Cora II. Kincer,
president of the Rebekah Assembly,
and another BY Hermann Hemey,
grand patriarch Of the District OF Co.
frmbiA I o. O. ,.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
News of Local Clubs

Ernest Gruening will give an address
on THE Child Welfare Problem in
the District Of Columbia"
The Alpha Chapter Of the World
Caravan Guild will meet at the Ra.
leigh Hotel next Tuesday at pm.
DR.. Leland w. Parr Of George WASH
ington University will speak. Prof.
A. Curtis Wilgus of the same univer-
sity will preside.
The Club Entire Nous met at the
home of Mrs. William Sault, 20 Sher-
man Circle. The following officers
were elected and installed: Mrs.
Charles P. Keyser, president; Mrs. A.
B. McManus and Mrs. Charles Emery
Ferguson, vice presidents; Mrs. Charles
Dasher, recording secretary; Mrs. Will
liam Sault, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Otis J. Rodgers, treasurer; Mrs.
James Underwood, auditor; Mrs.
Robert Lyons. historian, and Claudia
Rice Scott, chairman of publicity.
The Philanthropic Committee. Mrs.
Robert Mckinley and Mrs. Agernon
Bailey assisted Mrs. Keyser in the dis
tribution Of baskets of provisions, toys,
clothing and material for clothing to
the needy families sponsored by the
members Of the club during the month.
The Petworth Woman's Club will
meet tomorrow at pm. In the Pet
worth School.
H. K. Kugel, smoke regulation en-
gineer of the District o. Columbia,
will give some idea Of the smoke prob
lem. The literature section will be in
charge Of refreshments.
The Art and Archaeology League Of
Washington met February 26 at the
National Cathedral School for Girls
DR.. George s. Duncan. professor Of
Egyptology and Assyrtology of the
Graduate School, American University.
gave an illustrated lecture on Famous
CathedralS of the British Isles"
The Story League Of Washington
next Saturday evening at the WASH
ington Hotel will present Mrs. H. Lyle
Campbell Of st. Louis in lecture re-
cital, Great Themes in Modern
Stories"
Musical numbers will be given by
Max Kobre, violinist, and J. Edgar
Kidwell, bass. Miss Mary Ellen Dash
ien, president, will preside.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
STATE SOCIETIES

The Montana State Society will have
a dinner. dance and reception March
II at the National Press Club, begin
ming at 7:30 pm. Miss Ruth May
Adair, secretary, Is in charge of the
reservations.
Two former presidents Of the society,
Troy Carmichael and william H. Har-
rison, are assisting DR.. Lansing s.
Wells, president.
The sachusetts Town Meeting
Club, organized along the unique form
OF New England town government, will
meet tomorrow ut Sis pm. at the
Wardman Park Hotel. Walter w.
Husband, former Assistant Secretary
Of Labor, will divulge some incidents
that have taken place In his home
town. A general discussion will then
follow.
At . recent meeting at the home Of
William ]. Byrne, moderator, nomina-
tions were made for . board Of select
men, two listers and q constable.
These nominations will be acted upon
tomorrow.
The Palmetto State Voters Forum
will meet at the New Colonial Hotel
Tuesday at $50 pm. Representative
Hayward Mahon, guest speaker, will
talk on South Carohnians Resident
in Washington and the Part They Can
Play In Their Stat Government, I"
There will also be discussion Of the
bill pending before the General As
sembly to repeal the absentee voters
law. All South Carolinians are in
vited.
A meeting and dance Of the West
Virginia State Society will be ut the
Raleigh Hotel Wednesday, Business
session at $50 and dancing from $50
to 1880. Lieut.. Col. Heber H. Rice
Is in charge. Members will be admit
ted ON their membership cards and
guest tickets may be obtained at the
door.
A st. Patrick's dance will be held
by the Georgia State Society ut the
Shoreham Hotel on March 10. Dancing
will begin at $50. Representative B.
Frank Whelchel, president, Is in
charge.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Parent-Teacher Activities

Mrs. M. L. Novak, chairman Of ma
tional publications. announces a meet
ing of local publications chairmen
Tuesday at 1;3o pm. in the State Of
flee. Miss Isa Compton, in charge Of
publications for the National Congress
of Parents and Teachers. will be guest
speaker.
Members Of the Mother Singers
Chorus will meet every Thursday in
the Community Center Of the Thom-
son School at 8 pm. Music Is being
prepared for the State convention In
April.
Brookland-N -Noyes.
At the last meeting Founders day
was observed. Mrs. Walter B. Fry.
president of the District of Columbia
Congress of Parents and Teachers, was
guest speaker. A short playlet was
presented by mothers of the associa-
ton, and a social followed.
A luncheon will be held Thursday at
both schools for parents and children.
E0m0noS.MaGfy.
The Executive Board will meet at
Maury School tomorrow ut 1:30 pm.
H. d. Cooke.
The last study group meeting Of the
year will be held wednesday at 1:s0
pm.
The project Of the year for the asso-
ciation is the opening Of q library for
the children. The library is open every
day under the direction of Mrs. George
Seeker.
The association will meet Wednes-
day at 1880 pm.
An executive meeting will be held in
the teachers' room Tuesday At 1880
pm.
A meeting will be held Thursday at
8 pm. A sixth-grade pupil will give
the Gettysburg Address" A. c. Rind
will sing. Miss Louise MCGUIRE, for
merly of the Juvenile Court, will speak
on "The Delinquent Child and What
You Can Do About Him."
Woodbridge.
The Woodbridge and Langdon AsSo-
Citations are combining their study
group classes under the leadership Of
Mrs. w. B. Bigelow. The program in
cludes: "The Home and the Child"
Langdon. March 2; "The School and
the Child, Woodbridge, March 10; '"The
Community and the Child" IAngdon,
March II; 1.-THE Child and His Com
penions," March a., Woodbridge:
Keeping Up the Mothers Morale"
March 81. The first meeting on Tues
day will be held from 1890 to 3 pm.
Wallach.
A meeting will be held at the school
tomorrow at 2:30 pm.
Wheatley.
Character Growth-A Home and
Community Responsibility" will be the
topic for the meeting Wednesday at
3 pm. Parents and teachers will be
members Of the panel on What Makes
for Character?" Special music.
Eliot Junior High.
A meeting win be held Tuesday at
lao pm, when q demonstration viii
be given BY the domestic science de-
partment Of the school On Making
and Serving Fartv Cookies"
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Y. W. c. A. NEWS

At the home today at 4 pm. MEM
bers Of Princeton Chapter will be
hostesses. The chapter council meets
tomorrow at II am.
The Chevy Chase Chapter will meet
ut pm. Tuesday at the Presbyterian
Church house. DR.. J. Hillman Hollis
ter, pastor, will give the Lenten ad-
dress.
Parkview Woman's Club will have
charge of the Wednesday Group at
614 e street at $50 pm. A program
of musical selections and readings will
be presented with Mrs. James w.
Anderson.
Girl Reserves from six cities are
holding the second day Of their re-
gional Midwinter conference at the
Y. w. c. A. today. They are from
Wilmington, Baltimore, Annapolis,
Richmond, Lynchburg, Norfolk, rural
Delware and the District and have
been meeting for . two-day confer
ence. The speakers at today's ses-
sions are MRS. Wilson Compton, sec
ond vice president Of the Board Of
Directors of the local association, and
Mrs Howard Thurman, who will speak
Of her experiences in India, with musi-
cal illustrations. A panel discussion,
Opportunities for the Development
of Good Program Within Girl Re-
serve Clubs" will mark the close Of
the conference.
Seventy-five girls registered for the
Girl Reserve trip to New York are
asked to attend o meeting Tuesday
at 4:30 pm:
Senior High School Council mem
bers will meet at the Y. w. G. A.
Wednesday at pm. The Junior High
School Council will meet Thursday
at 4 pm.
Girl Reserves from Paul Junior
High School will present two school
assemblies Friday between IL and
1:30 pm.
Business and professional women
will have their annual Nationwide
banquet Tuesday. DR.. Arthur D. Call,
editor Of World Affairs Magazine, and
Miss Mabel Vernon, leader Of the n.y.
ing delegation Of the Peoples Man
date to the Pan-American Peace Con-
ference, will be the speakers.
Xenos Club will meet Wednesday at
pm. The Dramatic Group will
meet at pm.
"The Art of Listening to Music"
q series of informal hours on music
appreciation, will begin tomorrow at
pm.
Miss Margaret Lambie is conducting
Q class In "The Making and Playing
Of Shepherds Pipes" Mondays from
6-S pm.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

The seventy-second annual session
of the Grand Lodge was held Tues
day evening. Representative to the
Supreme Lodge elected was Past Su-
preme Representative Edgar c. Snyder.
Officers elected we're: Past grand
chancellor, Elroy Samuel Young;
grand chancellor. Richard o. Lover
ing; grand vice chancellor, DR.. Robert
B. Bacon; grand prelate, Nicholas
Girardi: grand keeper records and
seal, William A. Kimmel; grand mas
ter of exchequer, Lee B. Emory; grand
master at arms, Charles L. Ston
grand lecturer, w. s. Rabey, jr.; grand
inner guard, James B. Bradley; grand
outer guard, Daniel Rothwell; grand
lodge trustee, Dent M. Freeman: su-
preme representative, Edgar c.
Snyder; grand tribune, John B. Dick
man. Past Supreme Representative
Hamlin M. Vandervort installed them
Representative Earl G. Jonscher, on
behalf Of the Grand Lodge, presented
the retiring grand chancellor, Elroy
Samuel Young, with q watch charm
Century Decatur Lodge will meet
tomorrow evening in the Pythian
Temple and Amaranth in Northeast
Temple Webster and Capital will
meet Tuesday. Mount Vernon, Wed
nesday and Syracusians Friday.
Friendship Temple, Pythian Sisters
will initiate several candidates Wed
nesday evening. Grand Chief Lorena
M. Myers will make her ohlcial visit
to this temple March 10, when the
77th birthday anniversary Of the tenn
pie will be observed.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
DECREE OF POCAHONTAS

Mineola Council rendered Q recep-
ton to Great sachem james r. Nor
veil, Great Instructress Mary Z. Doug
las, Great Senior Sycamore Virgil
Costello, Great Junior Sycamore James
Bittle, Great Prophet William r.
Moriarty, Great Sannap Charles Null
Ter. Great Mbheniwa Elwood Jarboe,
Great Guard Of the Wigwam Frank
Voehl and Great Guard Of the Forest
Norbert Acton. Miss Louise Fast
naught acted as toastmistress. Mrs.
Cleada E. Horne was pianist. Mrs.
Nora Lee has been appointed as in
structress of Mineola Council.
Great Sachem Norvell and Great
Instructress Mary e. Douglas have ap-
pointed Mrs. Cleada Horne, ITO Mills
Building, a. press representative.
The instructresses for the councils
are Idaho, Mrs. Sadie Carroll; White
Eagle, Mrs. Anne Jarboe; Waneta,
Mrs.. Grace Goodman and Hiawatha,
Mrs. Ethel Windsor.
WAneta Council viii hold q recep-
ton Tuesday and White Eagle Wed.
nesdAy.
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Amidon- Fairbrothef -Rossell.
A meeting will be held Tuesday at 3
} m. at the Fairbrother School.

Janney.
A Founders day contribution was
made at the meeting of February 16.
The Nominating Committee was
elected at the Executive Board meet
ing held at the school Tuesday after
noon.
The next meeting will be held Tues
day at 1:46 pm. Mrs. Elizabeth
Peoples will speak on "What the Com
munity Center Offers Us for Recrsa-
ton"
Bancroft.
Ray H. Everett, executive secretary
of the District Of Columbia Social
Hygiene Society, will be speaker at the
meeting Tuesday q: 2:30 pm. His
topic will be Adjusting the Child 70
Take His Place in q Modern World"
Whittier.
The Executive Board will meet to-
morrow at Ills pm.
John Burroughs.
DR. A. r. Heath conducted the first
round-table discussion Tuesday on
Health Problems"
An executive meeting will be held
Thursday. A testimonial Is being pre-
pared to be sent to S. M Ely. former
supervising principal Of the fifth divi-
sion, in appreciation Of his work with
the schools. All fifth division presi.
dents will attend q luncheon given for
Mr. Ely and Miss Grace Lind, his sue
cessor.
Stuart Junior High.
The association will meet tomorrow
at 3 pm, when . demonstration on
eye conservation will be given by the
Potomac Electric Power Co. Music
will be furnished by the orchestra and
boys glee club.
Bowen -Greenleaf.
The Executive Committee will meet
tomorrow ut 3 pm. In the Bowen
School.
Mckinley High.
The Executive Board will meet In
the PIT. A. ONCE Wednesday at
2:3o pm.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE

The Membership Committee Of Co.
lumbia Lodge, with Dictator Russell
B. Martin as chairman, will meet
Tuesday in the lodge hall at pm.
The House Committee last Tues
day night voted to reappoint Trustee
Hopper as steward Of the club, effec-
tive March l, to I'LL the vacancy OF
Frank Rose.
James A. Balderson, secretary for
the past IL years, will finish his
term Of Office on April Is, when q new
secretary will be elected for . term
Of three years.
Leroy Whitehouse, great north
moose Of the Legion Of the Moose OF
Baltimore, requested members Of the
second degree Of the Loyal Order OF
Moose to be present at Baltimore
Moose Lodge, 410 w. Fayette street,
next Sunday at pm. Past Dictator
Wade H. Mitchell Of Columbia Lodge,
who Is the south moose of the legion,
will lead the delegation.
Women Of the Moose.
Mrs. Frances Baldwin, chairman Of
the Social Service Committee, pre-
sented Capt. Rhoda Milliken, head
Of the Woman's Bureau of the Dis
trict of Columbia, as guest speaker at
the meeting of Columbia Chapter
Friday evening.
The officers and escort of Columbia
Chapter visited Arlington Chapter
Women of the Moose and assisted in
conducting the meeting of that unit
at Lee Tavern, Arlington, Va, We'd
nesday evening.
A meeting Of the Ritualistic Com
mittee will be held Wednesday night
at Moose Hall to start preparations for
the Spring visitations from the ma
tional officers.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
NATIONAL UNION

The National Union Assurance So
eiety will hold a class ceremonial in
Pythian Temple March 81. District
Manager Arthur 8. Brown will have
o class of so candidates and the
United Council degree team will ex-
smplify the degree work.
Walter T. Roach presided at the
meeting of Potomac Council, when
William j. Kindsfather and Charles
N. Jardin were elected additional dele
gates to the Executive Board. s. Alex
ander Tobey and Roy Epceriey were
admitted to membership.
At the meeting Of Mckinley Council,
Thomas A. Green presiding, one new
member was obligated. Senator Brown
spoke on the revision Of bylaws BY
the Hospital Service association.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
DELPHIAN SOCIETY

Gamma Chapter viii meet tomor-
row evening in Pierce Hall. A study
Of French opera win be taken up un-
der the leadership Of Mrs. Mary G..
Mathiot. The program Is: EARLY
French Opera" Mrs. Pearl r. Friede;
'"Tne Work Of Gluck," Mrs. ]. lie Roy
Elliott; "Cherubini," Mrs. Evelyn T.
Haller; lies Huguenots," Miss Lulu
Adams; "Gounods Faust" Miss Irene
c. Westerman; "Saint-Saens," Mrs.
Emma Maybee Lachowicz. and Mi
gnon," Miss Emma !. Hoffer.
Iota Phi Delta Chapter will meet in
Jelleffs Little Theater. March 4, at
1890 with Mrs. Alexander Wylie
presiding.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
VETERANS Of 1893
ADD TO MEMBERS
Two Mustered Into Harden
Camp-Auxi|iary Plans
Bingo Party.
Meetings This Week.

Meetings This Week.
Monday: Col. John Jacob Astor
Camp, pm, Stanley Hall;
Henry w. Lawton Camp, Q
pm, Pythian Temple; Ad-
miral George Dewey Naval
Auxiliary, PM, Northeast
Temple.
Tuesday: Col. John Jacob Astor
Auxiliary, 9 pm, 92l Pennsly-
vania avenue southeast.
Wednesday: Department Auxil-
iary, 8 PM, Pythian Temple.
Thursday: Richard J. Harden
Camp, 8p.m., Pythian Temple;
Capitol City Fort No. %,
Daughters of '98, 8 pm, 92l
Pennsylvania avenue SOUTH
east.
Friday: Henry w. Lawton Aux
iliary, 8 pm, Pythian Temple.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
K. Of c. COUNCILS
PLAN "CRUSADE"
"Communism, Irreligion and
Family Destroyers"
Are Targets.

The Knights of Columbus will con-
duct a crusade against communism,
irreligion and family destroyers. It
Is based on the motto, THE crusade
conquers destroyers.
Four meetings were outlined Thurs
day evening at the Knights Of CO.
lumbus Club by Col. w. J. OLeary,
representing the Supreme Council.
Washington, Keane, Carroll, Spald-
ing and Potomac Councils have been
invited to participate in the new move
ment The program calls for the for
nation of study clubs, Catholic ac-
tivity, council programs for the enter
tainment of members, publicity, insur-
ance and membership campaigns.
State Deputy Walter I. Plant also
spoke.
Members went to Laurel, Md, last
Sunday afternoon to participate in the
exempliflcation of the third degree
State Deputy Victor Maconoghy Of
Baltimore was in charge.
The Georgetown University Glee
Club, under the direction Of DR.. Ed
ward Donovan, entertained Washing
ton Council on Tuesday evening in the
club house. DR.. c. B. Phillips Of the
Carnegie Foundation for Interna-
tional Peace gave an illustrated lee
ture on Spain. Grand Knight Julian
T. Cromelin made the address Of
welcome.
Carroll Council will celebrate St.
Patrick's day with an informal dance
In the club.
Francis J. Rafferty,, faithful navi-
gator Of Washington General Assem-.
bly,, Fourt Degree, Knights of Colum-
bus, presided at a meeting of the
Membership Committee Wednesday
evening. Plans were made for men,
bership campaign.
Francis A. McCann, faithful cap
tain, announced DR.. Joseph ChriSto-
pher of the Catholic University Of
America will address the assembly
March Is at the Mayfower Hotel.
The musical numbers will be by the
Georgetown University Glee Club.
Keane Council met Thursday eve
nine, with Grand Knight DR.. George
r. Ellis in the chair. Following the
meeting there was a card party for
the benefit of the knights Of Colum-
bus Band.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Patriotic Order Of Americans

Camp No. 8 held . Valentine party,
With refreshments ct the last meeting
The next meeting will be March 2.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Woodmen Circle.

Willow Grove, No. 3, Mfn meet
March s at the Thomas Circle Club.
Mrs. J. Perry, guardian, has invited
the children from the Julia Cunning
ham School Of Dancing to entagtain.
Rsfreshmsn1 viii Be served
Evening star., 1937-02-28

Keane Council met Thursday eve
nine, with Grand Knight DR.. George
r. Ellis in the chair. Following the
meeting there was card party for
the benefit OF the knights Of Colum-
bus Band.
Evening star., 1937-01-03
ITALIAN BODIES
TO GREET SUVICH
Reception to Ambassador Ar.
ranged for Wednesday Night
at Mayflower.

The italian associations and clubs
Of Washington will join in a recep-
tion in honor of the Italian Ambas-
sador, H. E. Fulvio Suvich, Wednesday
At pm. in the ball room OF the
Mayf1ower Hotel
After the reception there will be
buffet supper and dance. Several
Italian-American Congressman are ex-
pected to attend.
The General Committee is composed
Of the presidents of the participating
organization, and is headed by Pietro
Radice. Enrico Torino is chairman
of the Reception Committee.
The associations and clubs spon-
soring the affair are Ambasciatrice
Maria, Maria Montessori, Regina
Elena, Ladies Auxiliaries of the Vet
Grams, Ladies of Charity. Unione e
Fratellanza, Arte e Mestieri, Umberto
Primo -Trinacria; Felice Cavallotti.
Vittorio Emanuele II, Garibaldi- Co
lumbia, Associations Ex-Combattenti
Italiapi, Societa' Italiana di Mutuo
Soccorso, Lido Civic Club, Boveglio
Club, Italian Fishing Club, Guglielmo
Marconi Lodge. Columbia Lodge and
L'Araldo Literary Society.
Evening star., 1937-01-03
GUIDANCE PLANS TOPIC
Woodrow Wilson High School
Principal to Speak.

Guidance plans for Woodrow Wilson
High School will be discussed by Prin-
cipal Norman Nelson at meeting of
the Guidance and Personnel Associa-
ton of the District at Roosevelt High
School at 8 pm. Tuesday.
Chester w. Holmes. president, will
preside at the meeting.
Evening star., 1937-01-03
MEMBERS TO ENROLL
Jewish Community Center Rally
to Be Tuesday Night.


The annual membership enrolment
OF the Jewish Community Center will
open Tuesday night with o rally OF
more than 800 workers.
Burnett Siman, general chairman.
announced that these division heads
Of the campaign have been appointed:
Benjamin Ourisman for the board
members, Moe Gutenberg for clubs and
classes, Leo Schlosberg for organiza-
tions, s. @. Janus for Jewish edu-
cation and Matte Brown for the gym
naSium.
A feature Tuesday evening will be
an entertainment furnished by the
Service Council entitled Echoes OF
the Service Council Minstrel" under
direction of Bernie Fischgrund.
Evening star., 1937-01-03

IN ANNUAL EVENT-which precedent fills with ex-
II pectoncy-ond you'll not be disappointed It's won-
derfuI ossembIoee Of Bed Room and Dining groups Of
all Perods-incudne 1887 modern, Definitely planned for
months ogo-through the cooperation Of not only own
Company Of Mostecrotsmen but Of contemporary oreon-
zotons who put into their productions quality and character
that qualities to the Sloane standard
Awonderfu choice in the variety presented once-oyeor
opportunity in the values and at the special prices offered
The January Month Toes tell both original and special prces
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-06
BY HARRY COSTELLO

Coast Ray Flaherty, of the
Washington Redskins, is worried.
Ray figures that his players may
be overconfident in Sundays game
against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Says the red-headed Redskin
IF our team is the least little
bit overconfident, we are sunk.
No team in the National Foot
ball League of today can afford
to underestimate any other team
in the circuit. There are no
breathers any more. The Eagles
started slowly but have been
coming with a rush. Right now,
Philadelphia is a dangerous COM
bination. The Eagles have a
great back in Smukler, a great
pair of ends, a good pair of
tackles, and a good center trio.
They have good reserve strength,
too. This Smukler, if he gets
loose, will cause plenty of trou-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-06

bad for hitting this year. we're
better this year because we got
more good pitching Melton is
the big difference. -"
Says Joe Mccarthy: IT don't see
how they make us 2 to l favorites
Tony Lazzeri's busted hand was
a great break for us. he's back
now playing as well as ever. the
rest was just what he needed"
Says Red Rolfe: when you
stop Moore and OFT you stop the
Giants That Ripple's pretty
good, too Fellows like Bartell
and Whitehead and ChioZza don't
figure to hurt you any :"
Says Bill Dickey: Last time
I couldn't catch much and !
hit less my hands were bad.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-06

} BILE for any team in the league.
He's dangerous, too, tossing the
ball to that pair of ends he has
to work with"
Flaherty today planned to
scrimmage his team, with atten-
ton about evenly divided between
attack and defense.
POLISH ATTACK
He's not satisfied with the pro.
lection given Redskins punters,
and he wants to polish his attack.
He figures the RedSkin offensive
should show a vast improvement
IN Sundays game over the attack
flashed by the local combination
to date in league games.
In relation to the Redskin at
tack, Flaherty says:
"Our forward passing attack.
has been all we've expected.
Our running attack, however.
needs polishing. For the re-
mainder of the week we will
concentrate on the offensive as
Signments Of the individual