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Evening star., 1937-03-22
BADMINTON CROWN MEET
Play for D. c. Open Title Starts at
Eastern High March 80.

A badminton tournament embracing
mems and women's singles and doubles
will be held at Eastern High School
from March 80 to April 6. Entries
now are being taken by Bill Shreve at
the Tennis Shop, 1919 Fifteenth street
northwest.
The tournament, which will be
known as the National Capital open
badminton championships, will be
staged under the auspices of the East
ern Badminton Club in conjunction
with the East Washington Community
Center. Entries may be made until /
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
HonorS for Cumberland,

THE all-tournament squad selected
by officials and newspaper men in
cluded James Stakem, La Sale High,
Cumberland, Md, guard.
Cumberland'S La Sale was awarded
trophy for being the team exhibiting
the highest caliber of craftsmanship in
and out of actual play.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
TYPOS REARRANCE
GOLF TOURNAMENT
August Event in Baltimore to
Be Divided Into Classes
After 36 Holes.
BIZ the Associated Press.


~ ALTIMORE, March 22-Golfng
- members of the International
Printers Union will compete
- here August 8-l2 in their an
nual tournament.
Announcing the place and dates Of
the tournament last night, George J.
Brenner of Pittsburgh, president Of
the Union Printers International Golf
Association, said this years play would
be held under a new arrangement
Ten per cent of the players in the
72-hole medal play event will be in
the championship class" after the
first 36 holes. Of the remainder, 20
per cent will 60 in classes A and B
each, 80 per cent in class C and 20
per cent in class D.
The defending champion is Edgar
Merkle of Washington Eddie Gable
man of Cincinnati preceded him.
Local representatives of the union
plan conference soon to select a
course for the tournament. Present
plans call for holding the 1888 event
in Milwaukee.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
ADVANCES IN SOCCER
Cup Semi-Final Sherwood's Spot
After Beating Park View.

A 10 victory over Park View, play
ground champion, scored in the second
overtime period, has placed the Sher-
wood Playground soccer team in the
semi-fnals of the local national junior
cup tournament.
The winner, which was not at full
strength, qualified to meet the winner
of the Rosedale-M Mitchell Brothers
game for the local championship It
Is thought the local standard bearer
will meet the champion of Baltimore
for an inter- divisional title.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
Will Fill All Stalls.

THERE are 1900 stalls here, but
Track Supt. Dick Pending says
there won't be a single empty one
when the 1897 Eastern racing season
is ushered in April l.
Post time has been set for 2::30 D m.
by General Manager Joseph B. Boyle.
With vastly improved train service
from all sections of the East, a few
attendance records will likely be es-
tablished
Pari-mutuel Manager Mortimer M.
Mahony will have a picked crew to
cater to those of a speculative ma
ture. In addition to the usual pari-
mutuel wagering, Mahony will offer
the daily double.
Horses are being schooled daily out
Of the Boyle-Lynch stall starting gate,
which is located in the three quarter
mile chute.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
PIaters Become Stake Horses.

CEABISCUIT, Finance and Two
Bob raced as cheap platers not so
long ago, but now are big stake
horses.
Court Scandal sold the morning of
the Flamingo for reputed $500
and cut of the stake If he wins
1t, did win it and is now being pointed
for the $4,000 Kentucky Derby.
Airfame stunned the turf world
last Winter when he Whizzed three
elghths in :33 fiat at Santa Anita.
But three other 2-year-olds have this
Winter equaled this time-Sally Shall,
Baking and Recorder.
Boojum a few years back set a
world record for 80 furlongs, winning
the rich Hopeful from his Whitney
stablemate, Whichone
Retired to stud. he sired just one
foal in his first crop" This horse,
Shark, himself set world record for
this distance at Hialeah Park.
Top Row has been able to get to
the post only once since winning the
1886 Santa Anita Handicap fortune,
and went wrong, finishing second in
q far cheaper race after his rough
and-tumble coast victory.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
DATE IS SWITCHED
FOR REDLAND HUNT
Point -to-Point Races on
Tap Saturday Instead
of April 3.
BY star Correspondent OIL The Star.

~ OCKVILLE, Md, March 22.-
- Thomas T. Mott, M. F. H. Of
the Redland Hunt, announced
a here today that the point to-
point races to be sponsored by that
organization will be run on next Sat-
urday instead of April as originally
planned. The change is made to avoid
conflict with other point-to-point
races and equestrian activities already
scheduled for April g.
Under conditions set forth by the
M. F. H. and chairman of the Race
Committee, two cross country tests of
approximately miles each will be run,
the first to begin at 2 pm. Saturday.
The starting point will not be an
nounced until after pm. Friday
night, when it may be obtained by
calling the Rockville operator.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
YANKS AND GIANTS
TOP CITRUS LOOP
Tigers, Chisox Unbeaten, but
Have Played Only Twice.
Griffs Do Well.
b. the Associated Press

D5 lIIt hSSUCIaItd PIeSS.
n YEW YORK, March 22.-Early
N returns from the citrus front
" indicate four teams at least
4 are running true to form, with
the Detroit Tigers and the Chicago
White Sox standing off the world
champion New York Yankees and the
National League pennant winners, Bill
Terry's Giants, for the leadership of
the mythical Grapefruit League.
The Bengals and the Pale Hose
each boast perfect records thus far,
although each team has played only
two games.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
Exhibition Games
BY the Associated Press.


At Orlando, Fla,-WaShington (AD.
Is, Philadelphia CND. Z.
AT ST Petersburg. Fla.-New York
fA,l, g Boston on, 5; II innings.
At Gulfport MIss-New York (N),
3; Cleveland "a /: 3 innings
At Clearwater. Fla.-Clncinnati (N),
T; Brooklyn (NJ. 3.
At Lakeland, Fla.-Detroit "a, 8;
Boston tAD. o
At Daytona Beach, Fla.-st. Louis
(ND. 3. Columbus "a A.. >
At. San Antonio Minneapolis
"a, A.. &; St. Louis "a, 4
At Ontario. Cahf.-Chlcago tA). 10;
Los Angeles CP. c. L.. 7
Schedule Today.
At Orlando-Boston tA) VS.. WASH
ington tAD.
At St. Petersburg-Detroit "a VS..
Boston tND.
At Brooklyn CN) vs. Gin
cinuati en-.
At sebring Fa.-New York tA) vs..
Newark IL.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
Bees Taking Bumps.

THE Boston Bees have taken only
one game in six starts, While the
costly Red Sox and the hapless Phil
lies languish n the cellar Both have
yet to win an exhibition game
In the interleague competition the
Yanks, with six wins and one loss,
and the Giants lead, with three VIC
tories and no defeats, and also top
the intraleague standing with three
wins and one loss.
Evening star., 1937-03-22

trainer, has lost
most of his tickle
followers to the
veteran English
B ert' Michel,
who first gained
fame as trainer
Of Reign Count
and Anita Pea
body.
Harry ic h.
ards, who looks
and acts more
like a bank clerk,
although a rider
since he was u,
a n d Ch arley
CFlying D t C h.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
BADMINTON CHAMP WINS.

BOSTON, March % LPJ. - Joe
Zaharko, %, Granite Club. Toronto,
sensation, successfully defended his
New England open badminton title
yesterday by disposing of Walter
Kramer Of Detroit, 1912, 1915 in the
final.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
GRIMES, DRESSER FEUD
Mix-Ups in Dodger-Red Tilting
Leave Pilots at Odds.

TAMPA, Fla.-There's feud in the
making between Burleigh Grimes of
the Dodgers and Chuck Dresser Of the
Reds.
Grimes shouted, Rough stuff" after
Cookie Lavagetto suffered an ankle in
jury and Tony Malinosky was shaken
up in collisions with Reds Dresser re-
torted, You've got a job now, let's see
you keep it,
Evening star., 1937-03-22
EASIER WORK FOR TRIBE.

NEW ORLEANS.-The Cleveland
Indians returned to their training
camp today to renew warfare against
the New Orleans farm club, after two
defeats by the New York Giants in
week end contests at Gulfport, Miss.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
TRIP FOR WINNERS
"Y' Hand Ball Titlists Will Enter
Nationals in Chicago.

Winners Of the seventh annual Dis
trict A. A. U. four-wall hand ball
championship, starting today at the
Y. M. c. A, will compete in the ma
tional tournament at Chicago, it has
been announced.
With the local competition sched-
uled to end Thursday, the victors will
have two days to rest before starting
play at Chicago on Sunday.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

Today, year ago-Dizzy Dean
signed one-year contract with
Cardinals for reported salary of
$22,500.
Three years ago-Bobby Jones,
competing in first tournament
since retiring in 1880, shot rs, four
over par, in opening round Of
Masters invitation tournament at
Augusta.
Five years ago-Paddy Mullins,
famous fight manager, died.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
TWENTY GRAND, the pres
ent record holder for the event,
ran the course in 2.01 4s.
Inevitable BedfelIows.

THERE is a move afoot in Florida
to take racing out Of politics" 4"
More or less of joke, of course The
idea now, it seems, is to let let the
people elect the racing commissioners,
just the railroad commissioners are
elected. At present it is claimed that
the racing commissioners, who are
appointed by the Governor, favor
Evening star., 1937-03-22
RACES POWERFUL
STRING At BOWIE
AirfIame and Baking Due
to Run for Vanderbilt
in April Meeting.

~ OWE, Md, March 20-Alfred
- Gwynne Vanderbilt, Americas
/ leading money winning owner
- in 1885 and runner-up last
year, will campaign a powerful string,
including Airfiame and Baking, joint
holders of the world three-eighths
record of 0:22, during the nine-day
Bowie meeting, which opens April l.
The young Worthington Valley
sportsman has engaged an entire barn
for his thoroughbreds. In addition, he
has arranged to ship other horses
from his famous Sycamore Farm on
days that Trainer J. H. Buddy Stot-
Ter picks out a spot for them.
1t is expected that ChancevieW, that
Vanderbilt purchased last Winter in
California, will carry his cerise and
white silk blocks in the $4,000 South
ern Maryland Handicap, mile and
one-sixteenth affair, to be run Sat-
urday, April 10, closing day.
Airf1ame Trains Well.
THE 500 Bowie kindergarten, a
half-mile dash exclusively for q
year-olds is likely to find Baking
parading postWard If this young
ster fails to start, Vanderbilt has Jack
Be Nimble and host of other feet
2-year-olds to send after the purse.
Airf1ame, which has been training
nicely at the Sycamore Farm, may
take a fling at one of the overnight
handlcaps. However, young Wander
bilt won't have to depend on Chance
view, Airfame and Baking to land
purses for him, as Trainer Stotler has
in the neighborhood of half hun
dred other capable performers which
he can send postward.
Willie Shea, pride of Tammanv
Hall, is an arrival from Santa Anita,
Calf, with eight horses, including
the good 3-year-old Merry Maker.
Shea is training mighty smart band
for himself and Kay Kamen, and
turtles will do well to seriously con-
slider the chances of anything the
dapper New Yorker starts.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
NEW FISHING RECORD
2O-Year Mark Goes as Harker
Lands 1O6-Pound Amberjack.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March %
P).-A new world rod-and-reel fishing
record was set here yesterday off Pass
a-Grille when Harvey M. Harker OF
st. Louis landed a 1o6-pound amber
jack.
The previous record, which had
stood for more than 20 years, WAS
held by S. W. Eccles who caught
95-pounder of Long Key. Fla. in 1915.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
PICARD TEAM ON TOP
Pro-Amateur Crown Shared by
Hershey Star, Ford.

HeISHey SIdT, ord.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March %
tP).-Henry Picard of Hershey, Pa,
and his amateur partner, Frank Ford
of Charleston, s. c. held today the
amateur professional best ball golf
championship
They won yesterday. 4 and 3, from
Jimmy Hines and Mark Stuart, the
former a Garden City. Long Island
pro and the latter a New York ANA
teur.
Picard took $1,000 of the $4,000
prize money, while Hines received
$500. The amateurs were awarded
trophies.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
TROUT IMPRESSEs TIGERS,

LAKELAND, Fla.-Detroit's Tigers
saw a possible regular pitcher today
IN Paul Dizzy Trout, rookie, after
his no-hit performance in three in
nings against the Boston Red Sox.
Trout, a right-hander, walked two
men.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
Inter- 1ntra- All
League League Games

(The Chicago Cubs and Pittsburgh
Pirates have not yet played any exhi-
bition games. The Philadelphia Ath-
letics' games all have been played
against Mexican teams.)
Evening star., 1937-03-22

and for all, that at the next peer
he would clear it.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
BY the Associated Press

~ RLANDO, Fla, March 22.-
1 The name of Cliff Bolton
Y and the term A. w. O. L.
are synonymous again.
The sore-armed catcher, who
asked permission to be treated at
Sanford by Lee Jensen, Chatta-
nooga trainer, has disappeared
again. He was to have reported to
the Lookouts' camp on Saturday,
but at an early hour this morning
he still was missing.
Clark Griffith has an idea that
Cliff went home again. He adds,
Furthermore, that he doesn't care
much. He's fed up.
Buddy Lewis did not know what
bunt was a year ago, or until he
started to watch Buddy Myer lay
'em down. When the 1886 season
ended he was touted by Manager
Bucky Harris as the best bunter in
the American League.
Yesterday, against the Philliea,
Evening star., 1937-03-22
is, Oddities of Turf Are Unmatched Amazed Sande Contends
Kentucky Derby Grabs
Spotlight-Delaware
Park Unique.

Hialeah as to racing dates. No doubt
If the bill is passed by the Legislature
Hialeah will support one set of can
didates and Tropical Park another.
Yet they say keep racing out Of
politics"
Racing is, and always will be,
more or less mixed in politics.
The game is too big and the re-
turns too great for it to be, from
the State Legislatures right up to the
Nations Capital. Which reminds us
that there probably will be no badges
issued for Benning this season and
that the bill in Texas, putting mutuels
out Of business after June /, is tied
up in way in the Senate and has
a Chinaman's chance of not passing,
in spite of strenuous efforts by the
Governor of the Lone Star State.
Delaware Park Unique.
DELAWARE PARK, 6 miles beyond
Newark. Del, opens June 26. The
minimum purse will be $1,000. There
will be six races on the fiat and one
jumping race each day, but the worth
while item is that the mutuel take"
will only be per cent. This is a
record, or will be. With 3 per cent
take" the public has chance In
Maryland when a badge is given the
track and State each ask tax The
mutuels get the rest.
Spring has arrived and Bowie is
only 10 days away. The wind that
blows down the home stretch will
not seem half so cold if the spongers
are eliminated and the approximate
odds board is adjusted so that a real
line may be obtained
A little confidence and Bowie
should have record Spring
meeting.
And here's tip, RUDE will be
shipped for the Rowe Memorial Handi-
cap to be run opening day Our
bucks will go for a straight ticket.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
Bolton, A. W. o. L., Not Annoying Criff


Buddy did good job of proving
Bucky's point. In the second in
ming he pulled running drag bunt
that was marked hit all the way.
YOU are throwing money away
if you bet on the Phillies to
finish anywhere except in the Ma
tional League. That, at least, is
what the scribes attached to the
team insist. Incidentally, that was
the impression that was received
yesterday.
For team that was beaten, 1877,
the Phillies probably did more
squawking than any team in his
tory. When Passeau walked Myer
in the third inning Manager Jimmy
Wilson and almost the entire Philly
club protested the pitch called by
Umpire Lou KollS
Lou finally quieted things by
warning the Phillies' bench, once
Evening star., 1937-03-22
Final Standing.
EASTERN DIVISION,

WESTERN DIVISION.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
BY FEED BOX.
THE Santa Anita Handicap has
/ been run and forgotten. The

been run and forgotten. The
muchly publicized Widener
Cup is out of the way, and the
Grand National, with its sweep
has been eliminated from the picture,
so from now until May there will
be little chance to keep the spotlight
from the Kentucky Derby.
The list released Saturday showed
there were 103 nominees. An aver
age field is 18 starters. The surprise
was that MATEY, which showed such
good form on Maryland tracks last
Fall, winning the Pimlico Futurity
through the disqualification of PRIV
ILEGED, was not nominated. MATEY
may go in the Preakness. POMPOON,
which brought $4,000 as yearling
and won $4,000 as a 2-year-old, is
the future book favorite for the
Darby" at to l. POMPOON has
dazzling speed for 6 furlongs, but we
do no believe will go route In the
New England Futurity at Narragan-
sett, l mile and 70-yard stake, the
son of Pompey was leading by three
lengths when the stretch bend was
reached, yet REAPING REWARD
won
REAPING REWARD was then
shipped to Churchill Downs and tri-
umphed over PRIVILEGED in the
Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes at /
mile.
The son of Sickle is game,
likes the track, can come from
behind and is strong finisher.
There is no reason why POMPOON
should rule favorite over REAPING
REWARD in 4 mile race
Brooklyn Dark Horse"
THE dark horse in the race is
BROOKLYN. The son of Blue
Larkspur only started four times last
year and won twice. He won the
Walden Handicap and was placed
second in the Pimlico Futurity. The
horse was not shown until late in
the season. Had plenty of opportunity
to mature and has done all asked
this Spring. Owner Bradley has an
excellent chance of annexing his fifth
Derby.
Man O. Wars contribution to the
Derby will be WAR ADMIRAL, which
won the Eastern Shore Handicap at
the "GraW." The ADMIRAL started
six times, never finished out of the
money and is considered by many one
of the best Of Man O. Wars get.
REGRET, the only fllly ever to win
a Kentucky Derby, bids fair to hold
her record. Only six f1llies were nomi-
mated. RIFTED CLOUD seems the
best. The chances are that not one
fllly will go to the post. We remember
well REGRET, strong favorite, went
to the front at the rise of the barrier
and with Jockey Joe Notter taking a
strong hold simply tin canned all the
way. The time 20525, was 2 seconds
slower than OLD ROSEBUDs record
made in 1914 year prior to RE-
GRET's victory.
TWENTY GRAND, the pres
ent record holder for the event,
ran the course in 2.01 Il.
Harry Richards does not get many
mounts but he earns a lot of money.
He led the jockeys last season in
stake-winning mounts, when the total
money won was figured He has a
running start this year, due to being
aboard ROSEMONT in the Santa
Anita Handicap, and now word comes
that due to the fact that his en-
ployer, w. M. Jeffords, has decided
not to start MATEY in the Derby, that
Richards will ride POMPOON, on
which he won the rich Belmont
Futurity.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
TICKLE RACE FANS
HAVE SPORT DIZZY
Form ReversaIs by Horses,
Jockeys, Wars on Racing
Add to Confusion,
BY EARL SANDF.

BY EARL SANDE.
THEY say nothing changes as
quickly as horse race. And
that goes for odds and oddities
that give me new surprises
every day.
Htrsch Jacobs, reticent young ex-
pert, who over the last four years has
been the public's No. l American
Evening star., 1937-03-22
Nobody Loved the Fat Man.

GRIFF got other players the same
way. When Bill Terry told Buddy
Lewis that he wouldn't do, the kid
was picked up by a Washington farm"
and now Griff's price for him is $780,
000-Which means that he isn't for
sale. Johnny Mihalic blossomed un-
appreciated under the very noses Of
the Indians and now he promises to
be very useful utility man for the
Griffmen.
Two of the three catchers also
were lifted off the scrap heap.
Nobody loved fat man Hogan
last August when he weighed
something like $50 pounds.
The Giants got rid of him and so
did the Braves All clubs waived on
shanty, who finally got job with the
lowly Albany club. Necessity drove
Washington to get Shanty. He is here
now, weighing 235 pounds and very
valuable chattel.
It was Just a year ago that Wash
ington, desperate for an understudy
for Cliff Bolton, bought Walter Miles
from Brooklyn for $4,000. All the
National League clubs waived on
Walter and Bucky Harris accepted
him with fingers crossed.
But Miles, it develops, has won the
respect of his teammates and bosses.
He batted .315 last year, caught &C.
ceptable ball and appears to be i'm
proving daily. He is not Tor sale at
thrice 5000.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
Pro Hockey
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Montreal Maroons 5: Detroit. |.
New York Rangers. 3; Montreal Cana
diens /.
Boston, g. Chicago. /.
Evening star., 1937-03-22

mani KurtSinger are couple of jock
eys who were thought to be all washed
up few months ago, now are tops.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
him to the Mats for $4,000 he was
sour on NeWsom.
And Buck, while not the
greatest pitcher in base ball, is
good enough to get away with
brand of monkey business
that tries the COIL of Cr;H


Those who profess to know pitchers
insist that sgd Cohen will have
big year. He is, of course. strictly on
trial, but if the elderly rookie southpaW
comes through he will be another of
Gritf's prize "junk-pile" picks Way
back, Sgd was turned down by the
Tigers and he toured the minors with
out too much success.
Last, but perhaps not least,
is big Jack Salveson. Back in
1882 and 1888 he was a skinny,
145-pound 6-footer with the
Giants.
Terry said he had no fast ball and
traded him to Pittsburgh. The Pirates
said the same thing and on went Jack
to the White Sox. Lo and behold,
Chicago cut him loose for the same
reason and sent him to Los Angeles.
Out there he won 81 games, lost
7, gained enough weight to tip the
scales at over 200 pounds, and yester-
day the Phillies swore up and down
that he was puh-lenty fast.
Evening star., 1937-03-22
INTERNATIONAL DIVISION.
Observation-Disclosures LEAGUl

Syracuse 8: Cleveland. S.
pittsburgh. 3: Philadelphia, 0.
New Haven. 4: Providence 3.
Evening star., 1937-03-22

AMERICAN DIVISION.
Evening star., 1937-03-22

American Association Playons.
st. Louis. g: Kansas City, 1,
Minneapolis. 3, St. Paul, g
Evening star., 1937-03-22
Popping Off

Continued From Twelfth Page.)
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-11
MRS. PALMER is
GUEST OF HONOR
AT BRIDGE PARTY

Complimenting Mrs. Larry j. Pal
mer who arrived in Juneau last
month, Mrs. Frank Dufresne was
hostess at a bridge party this after
noon at her nome on Main Street
Christmas decorations provided
a colorful setting for the occasion
which assembled guests for four
tables of bridge. Mrs. Palmer is a
new resident of Juneau, coming
here with her husband, represent
tative of the u. S. Biological Sur
vey, a few weeks ago.
Guests at the affair this after
noon were Mrs. Keith Wildes, Mrs
Frank Swartz, Mrs. H. l.. Faux
ner, Mrs. Irving Noble. Mrs. Well
man Holbrook, Mrs G. H. Metcalf
Mrs. Harold Smith, Mrs. NJ E. Mon
agile, Mrs. Robert w. Bender, Mrs
Chris Wyller, Mrs Earle Clifford
Mrs. Elmer A. Friend, Mrs Harry
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-11
HOSPITAL NOTES

Pete Jelick was admitted to St
AIMS Hospital for medical care to-
day
Mrs. George Cortez gave birth to
nine pound son at IL am. today
in St AIMS Hospital
Luke Toshwak, of Kodiak, a sur
gical patient was admitted yester-
day TO the Government Hospital.
Anna Michael was admitted to the
Government Hospital yesterday for
medical care.
Jacob Jackson was dismissed from
the Government Hospital yesterday
following surgical care.
When bees were first brought to
this country, the Indians called
them white mems flies
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-11
BOOK IS DISCUSSED
BY SERVICE CIRCLE

Discussion of E. Stanley Jones
book, "Christ's Alternative to Com
munism" marked the meeting of the
World Service Circle yesterday af-
ternoon in the Northern Light Pres
byterian Church, with Mrs. j. F.
Worley as speaker.
Following the discussion. refresh
ments were served and attractive
Christmas decorations added a fes-
tive note to the occasion. The next
meeting of the group will be held
on January Ia.