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Evening star., 1938-04-18

m ] n ] 8 t r a t l or
could bat outline
exactly how the
pump Il supposed
TO get primed.
Obviously tn e
objective is to
stimulate private
business by CIV
Ing 1t a start
through the use
OF public funds.
InlS preSuppoSeS
that at a certain
time, otter the
pump has been
primed, business
should he ahle IN
Evening star., 1938-04-18

offers more in its amazing variety Of vacation
activities .. in startling scenic beauty in delightful
places to play and rest in romance and adventure
s World Wonderland brought close to you in terms
of comfort, time and cost by low summer fares and
by fas air conditioned trains fitted with the appoint
ments Of a fine city club.
Evening star., 1938-04-18

HE opinions OF the oers this page their oon
nsscessa,y s TIE Stars Such opinions presented
readers although such opinions av contradictory aon0
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star., 1938-04-18

come the ruler Of Spain and are
hoping to be able to come to terms
with him.
Although large section Of
French public opinion Is still
warmly in favor Of the loyalist gov
ernment, Daladier and Bonnet are
adopting q realistic policy similar
to Chamberlain's: Let bygones be
bygones and concentrate on the
Immediate future They fee1 that
Evening star., 1938-04-18
BY DOROTHY THOMPSON

BY DOROTHY THOMPSON.
TINE Presidents flreside chat was
conciliatory in tone, and will
be taken by most of us in the
spirit in which it was uttered.
"1mmoderate statements, appeals to
prejudice, the creation OF unkindness"
are, indeed. offensive against the
Evening star., 1938-04-18

Gen, Frank r. Hines, who has
served both Republicans and Dem.
ocrats efficiently as chief OF the
Veterans Bureau. His big point is
his reputation as non-partisan
civil servant.
Robert Moses. dynamic park
commissioner of New York City,
who has furbished the dingy face
OF megalopolis and shown himself
to be the ablest servant of the pub
Evening star., 1938-04-18
Headline Folk
and What
They Do
Anna Case Mackay Is
Now a Popular
Song Writer.
BY LEMUEL r. PARTON.

BY LEMUEL r. PARTON.
Z YESTERDAY was Clarence H.
Y Mackay's birthday. This, with
L talk Of Easter "song-o-grams,"
sung by the Postal Telegraph
Co., was q belated reminder to this
department that Mrs. Anna Case
Mackay, former opera star, has found
a new career, not only in writing the
Evening star., 1938-04-18

tney could get persuasive explana-
tion OF where it leads and how 1t is
supposed to function. They would ap-
proach it sympathetically if the ad-
Evening star., 1938-04-18

London to discuss the situation
with Chamberlain and Lord Hall
fax. Blum and Boncour had
limited, prior to their fall from ONCE,
that they wanted to see the Brit
tsh at home. But they got no en-
couragement. They were told there
was nothing Of consequence they
could take UP with his aiestys
government at present and what
ever matters might come up they
Evening star., 1938-04-18
Denial of Aid
to Business
Deplored
Political Factors Seen
Too Strong to Permit
Real Cooperation.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE,

ny DAVID LAWRENCE,
MERE are lots Of people in
America who would like to be-
lieVe in President Roosevelt's
nr1pran1 of Sr,,,roo ,>r;.,,;,,ar ;s
Evening star., 1938-04-18
This Changing World
Powers Trying to Patch Up European Situation With
'Gentlemen's Agreements.'

By CONSTANTINE BROWN
ME Easter week marked effort European
l
The British and Italians dgned another "gentemans"
agreement. which it Is hoped will be
meaning Of the word than the last
suit
foreign secretary have succeeded
Evening star., 1938-08-10

By the Associated Press.
FRANKFORT ON THE MAIN, Ger
many, Aug. 10.-Word was received
here yesterday of the death of Prof.
Leo Frobenius, author and explorer,
who led IL expeditions into Africa and
often was a guest of the former Kaiser
Wilhelm. before whom he lectured on
archaeology.
Prof. Frobenius died at his country
home. on Lake Maggiore, in Italy.
Results of his expeditions to Africa
were recorded here in the Institute of
Cultural Morphology.
The explorer, who was born June
20, 1873. claimed to have solved the
riddle Of zimbabwe, famous mystery
ruins in part of Southeast Africa
known as Mashonaland.
Evening star., 1938-08-10
ECUADOR RANDU.S.
SIGN TRADE PACT
South American Nation Is
18th to Join Program
Pushed by Hull.
Fy the Associated Press.

Fy the Associated Press.
Ecuador has signed a reciprocal
trade agreement with the United
States.
A formal announcement Of the
agreement will be made soon, perhaps
upon President Roosevelt's return.
The South American nation is the
18th to join in Secretary Hull's trade
program. The negotiations have been
in progress for about year. Their
conclusion was delayed by q change of
government in Ecuador and that
country's trade commitments with
European nations, particularly Great
Britain and Germany.
The United States sold $14,926, ,7S8
worth of foodstuffs. iron and steel,
machinery. automobiles. and other
products to Ecuador last year and
bought $l1,97s,4ls worth of coco beans,
coffee. crude petroleum, gold and
vegetable ivory.
Conclusion of the agreement dis
closed in an informed quarter yester-
day left negotiations in progress with
Turkey, Canada, Venezuela and the
United Kingdom
Agreements already are in effect
with Cuba. Brazil. Belgium, Haiti,
Sweden, Colombia, Canada. Honduras,
the Netherlands and Colonies, Switzer-
land, Nicaragua, Guatemala. France
and colonies, Finland, Costa Rica, Ell
Salvador and CZechoslovakia.
Negotiations with Britain, largest
American customer, began last April.
Mr.. Hull said recently they were pro
ceeding normally"
A treaty of friendship, commerce
and navigation between the United
States and Liberia has been signed at
Monrovia it was made known yester-
day also.
Evening star., 1938-08-10
Spanish Playwright Dies.

BORGOS, Spain. Aug. 10 R>.-The
insurgent radio station here announced
last night the death of Manuel Lirares
Rivas. 63-year-old Spanish playwright
on Monday night at his home near
Corunna. A son was second secretary
to the Spanish Embassy at Washington
in 1927.
Evening star., 1938-08-10
Paris Feels Depressed.
, hfc IN The Star

PARIS. Aug 0-Increasing pres
sure from the French left to cause
Premier Edouard Daladier to reopen
the French frontier. plus the trouble in
Manchuria and the bad atmosphere
in Czechoslovakia is causing a general
air of depression here.
Although it is stated that the return
OF M. Daladier from his vacation is
merely connected with an attempt to
settle the Marseille dockers' strike
and the premier's desire to see some
thing of this years military maneuvers
on the Franco Italian frontier, the
fact that his return conceded with
the return of Prime Minister Neville
Chamberlain and Foreign Secretary
Viscount Halifax to London cannot
quite be discounted.
Unquestionably the Spanish situa-
ton is reaching new crisis. Insurgent
Generalissimo Francisco Franco is not
winning the war quickly. Gen. Franco
has not accepted the British plan for
withdrawal of volunteers. Nonetheless,
the French frontier remains closed to
the passage of war material, though
considerable quantities are reaching
the Spanish Republicans by sea.
(Copyrlght, 1888, by Chicago Daily News.
Evening star., 1938-08-10
Advertising Protested.

Display of commercial advertise
ments on the South African War Me-
mortal in Belfast, Northern Ireland,
has been protested.
Evening star., 1938-08-10
British Protest to Rebels.

LONDON, Aug. 10 LP).-Great Brit
ain protested to insurgent Spain to-
day against the aerial machine-gun-
ming OF the British ship Lake Lugano,
asserting that in her opinion the at
tack was deliberate"
Evening star., 1938-08-10
British Liner Fired Upon.

GIBRALTAR, Aug. 10 R.-Pas-
sengers of the British liner Llandaff
Castle reported today Spanish in
sursent trawler fired upon the vessel
in the Strait of Gibraltar.
They said the attacker held her up
for Is minutes before the Netherlands
sloop Johan Maurits van Nassau in
tervened.
Evening star., 1938-08-10
ADVERTISEMENT.
GarIie.ParsIey an Aid in
nigh BLOOD PRESSURE

Medical reports say that Garlic Parsley
concentrate has double action in re-
duclng high blood pressure. First. it
Second it checks or inhibits decompo-
sition of waste matter in the bowels a
contributory cause of high blood pres
sure. To get concentrated garlic and
parsley in odorless. taSteleSs form ask
your druggist for ALLIMIN, Essence of
Garlic-Parsley Tablets. Large box soc;
Super-size money-saving package 81 90.
ALLIMIN used repeatedly at regular
and relieving headache and dizziness
caused by excessively high readings.
To learn what raises your blood pres
sure and for medical treatment consult
your doctor For free booklet of valu-
able information on high blood pressure.
write VAN PATTEN CO., "a w. Hi.
nois st.. Chicago.
Evening star., 1938-08-10
BARBARA'S SEPARATION
APPROVED BY DENMARK
Signature of Acting Minister of
Justice Removes Last Legal
Obstacle to Decree.

ry the Associated Press.
COPENHAGEN. Aug. 10.-Every
legal obstacle has been removed from
the separation Of the wealthy former
Barbara Hutton and her second titled
husband, the Danish Count Haugwitz-
Reventlow.
Acting Minister of Justice Orla Buhl
last night signed a petition granting
separation to the nobleman and the
Woolworth heiress. now also Danish
subject. Their separation becomes
divorce after 18 months If both agree,
under Danish law, or after IL more
months If either of them disagrees.
Approval OF the Danish Minister
Of Justice was necessary before the
deed of separation. announced by
attorneys for both in London July 20,
became effective.
VENICE, Aug. 9 R.-Countess Bar
bara Haugwitz- -Reventlow, the former
Barbara Hutton, arrived today in Ven.
ice, as effects Of her first husband, the
late Prince Alexis Mdivani, went on
the auction block.
The sale will continue for several
days, and Venice speculated over
whether she would attend any Of the
sessions.
Evening star., 1938-08-10
Seaplane Bombs Gambia,

MADRID, Aug. 10 (P).-A lone sea-
plane bombed the British-owned port
of Gambia, 36 miles south of Valencia,
today and machine gunned the nearby
town Of Gambia. No casualties were
reported
Evening star., 1938-05-30
Natures Children
Giant Sable Antelope
(Eeocerus niger variani).

swift runners ana can widen the
distance between the hunters and
their dogs In less time than gemsbok
and roam antelopes. However, q
hunter knowing the ways Of this
animal may overtake him, as he is
not q long distance runner.
When all goes we'll this animal
shows little or no spurts OF impatience
that most animals indulge In, even
when in the best of spirits. It is
remarkable how patient and kindly
hammered it is among the herd. But
wounded and suffering sable Is q
very different creature and will turn
in fury upon foes usually dogs used
to hunt them. Using the long, scimi-
tar-shaped horns. the antelope goes
after his tormentcrs with murder In
his eye and heart and continues the
fray until he has disposed Of them.
No more beautiful sight can be
imagined than to: see this dignifled
creature in his handsome uniform Of
black and white, his horns with their
graceful curve and the poise SO ex-
pressively held by the rangers, stand
ing upon q high, cleared space with
the blue sky as q background and
the heavy foliage of tree tops at his
feet. You never forget the sight and
long for 1t to be experienced again.
Copyright, 1881
Evening star., 1938-05-30

Fifty may be seen at times in espe-
cially fine grazing grounds.
The sable antelope is not quite 80
large as the roam. but 1t has much
longer horns. smaller ears add a far
more beautiful and luxuriant name.
which is partly pendent.
The long, narrow face, buttocks and
the under parts are clothed in a soft,
white fur. and the remainder is glossy
black and forms striking contrast.
The white streak in front Of the eyes
joins the white on the r,uzzle and
is flanked by dark streak from that
on the throat.
The horns are stout and ringed
almost to their tips. rising vertically
from a ridge on the skull directly
over the eyes and curve backward in
flowing gesture 1t is not unusual
for the horns of male to reach
length of 43 ihches. while the fe-
males are about 10 inches shorter
The eyes are a beautiful brown, clear
friendly and intelligent in their ex-
preston.
The tail is rather short, with fine
tuft of long hairs. 1t Is a most
efficient fly and insect exterminator
Unlike so many Of its relatives
the sable antelope loves to roam the
forest-clad hills. The animals are
Evening star., 1938-05-30
WAGE-HOUR BILL
IS FORUM TOPIC
Senator Ebert Thomas to
Broadcast Over WMAL
at $50 Tonight.

The wage and hour bill will be the
subject before the National Radio
Forum tonight, to be discussed by
Senator Ebert Thomas. Democrat, of
Utah. Senator Thomas Is chairman
Of the Education and Labor Commit
tee Of the Senate, which conducted
hearings on the legislation. He also
is . member of the La Toilette Civil
Liberties Committee.
The Radio Forum, weekly feature
arranged by The Star, is broadcast
over coast-t coast hook-up Of Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. stations and
comes to local listeners through the
facilities Of WMAL at $50 o'clock.
Crooks in Season Farewell.
Other features tonight.
Richard Crooks, in his farewell ap-
pearance for the season (WRC at
1900, will sing as something sort of
apropos the farewsll from Wagner's
"Lohengrin" His other numbers will
be Il Dream OF Jeanie With the Light
Brown Hair" and Killarney" Alfred
Wallenstein will conduct his 7O-piece
symphony orchestra in Herbert's
American Fantasy the march from
Verdi's Aida" and Waldteufers
"Estudiantina Waltz"
Henry Weber and his orchestra will
present a special Memorial Day pro-
gram (WOL at $500, featuring a
medley of songs of the Civil, Spanish
American and World Wars; Meach-
ANS american PATROL and Roses
of Picardy." sung by Attilio Bag
giore.
Bennett and Fonda in Cast.
Tonights Radio Theater cast ION
WJSV at 81 is topped by Joan Ben
nett. Henry Fonda and May Robson.
the trio taking leading roles in the
radio version of the Walter Wanger
film in which they played. L Met My
Love Again"
Gene Autry, the young Western
film star, who has one of the largest
of the fan followings. makes his first
radio appearance in some time, join
ing Eddie Cantor (WJSV at 6:3O in
the guestar role. One OF the higr
lights Of his contribution to the pro-
gram will be his singing of his own
sorg, Dust" Western spiritual.
H. M.
Evening star., 1938-05-30
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

4 ERICA has some very unusual
N animals, and among them Il
~ the handsome sable antelope
A 4 There Is no mistaking this
animal for any other, unless it may
be the roam antelope or the fringe
cared oryx. and this error occurs be-
fore you have noted the difference
between them either in viewing the
animals at some well-equipped ZOO
or from photographs.
The sable antelope is Southern
secies Of the exclusive African genus
and has a range some distance to the
north Of Zambesi. Today it IL
abundant in MaShonaland.
Usually this antelope is sociably
inclined, and as many as 20 Of them
may oe seen together for long periods.
Evening star., 1938-05-30

USED-CAR statesmen,
READ THIS PROPOSITION.
WE PAY so, NO DEDUC-
TION OF TRADE; FOR EX-
AMPLE, YOU SELL A $500
USED CAR AND TAKE A
5000 TRADE, YOUR CON-
MISSION go ON THE $500,
OR $50 COMMISSION; THIS
PROPOSITION IS EQUAL
TO 1919 WITH TRADE DE-
DUCTION; WE ALSO FUR
NISH GAS. TRANSPORTA-
TION AND PROSPECTS,
ALL THE LOT PERIODS
YOU WANT. IF YOU HAVE
Al REFERENCES AND
SALES ABILITY, WE HAVE
OPENINGS FOR 2 MEN.
SEE MR.. HAWKINS, ANA
COSTA MOTOR CO., 1925
GOOD HOPE RID. LING.
2077.
Evening star., 1938-05-30
Washington Girl to Graduate.

Adelaide Dunsmore Smith of Wash
ington is to be graduated from Hollins
College at commencement exercises
June T. She has been prominent in
student publications and scholarship
at the Virginia institution.
Evening star., 1938-05-30

Balsam Of Peru, an important phar-
maceutical product. is obtained from
a tree that grows only in the Republic
OF Ell Salvador.
Evening star., 1938-05-30
SALESMEN.

MEN. 2. to sell new and used Ford cars
for dealer who Is able and willing to
do business. Highest allowance on trades.
Liberal commissions. De luxe transporta-
tion Floor time on new and used cars.
Drawing account II preferred. Plenty Of
prospects If you are a live-wire. Associate
yourself with live organization. Only the
best need apply See Mr.. Dillon. Logan
Motors. I'LL 18th St NV,
Evening star., 1938-05-30
HELP MEN.


BUTcHER, sxperieneed. Apply after 8
MANAGER credit clothing store. State
experience in credit clothing business and
salary desired: Boz 60-z. .star.- star.
PHARMACIST. with sales experience. State
ass pssied iefsoa BOX zDsusnee .n0 saal, e1
PHARMACIST. must be available at once.
MEN: 5. II you are interested in : die-
nd pe2 dss H 'hs t. VI. 1Ht ssn ss
Msshns!sss slas ,tsS Sase' Co. fss .:s
for Mr.. Bonuso. No experience necessary.
nous. house sales work wors: prefer M mem M With
on sg room ssak ais 4os th hpS' e. est0r'
lingerie on consienment, pay for what you
sell Men over 80 can make from S1o to
sae saerns ssly IN sp:sf % Srsd rea
sonnei manager: 7ib 9th st: NV.
tween 25-4O: industrial life Insurance. on
basis; no experience necessary. Apply sol
Colorado Bldg. 14th and 9 NV:
1fe ySu e.psSIs q e4rnins from 5000 70
$1,000 ann,u:ily. Do y9u vent Gsrs1on TsrTn
career instead Of . Job? Can you prove
means By showins that you a Least have
you married. out Of debt. . good .educa:
ton neat sHHearanse nnd sn estaesdhea
sisid Investigation? Are you willing rto t.
q S1.349 100000 national organization;
q N ts sd x Once box
Star.
SHIPPERS and drivers. must be exp. in dry
cleaning plant 1888 Buchanan st. NV.
WANTED-A sUPERVIsOR-sALEsMAN.
We have an opening. for a man with car
who can sell rock wool insula.ion. person.
ally, who can in addition supervise three
other salesmen on whose efforts and results
he will obtain and override. The company
is well established and is one Of the pi-
oneers in rock wool insulation in Washing
ton. Box 81 z. Star.
FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. apply between
10 ana II am. II you are interested IN
earning $50 and UP per week. Do not
apply unless you are neat. aggressive and
at least 81. Free classes daily for taxi
drivers Identification cards.
1850 22nd ST. NV.
Evening star., 1938-05-30
HELP DOMESTIC.

GENERAL HOUsEWORKER. plain cooking;
small family; nice upstairs room: ref 55O7
Carolina pl. NV. Cleveland 2611
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER, good. plain
cook: young, light colored: refs: live in: !:
81 week. Apply store, 2316 Penna ave
sc. Lincoln 400
Girl. white. general housework and laun-
neat: live in. Shepherd 4S32-W.
WHITE GIRL for general housework;
must be neat. State experience Box
233-A. Star. 3Os
Evening star., 1938-05-30

A DEAL FUNERAL AT $75
Provides same service as one costing $500,
Don't waste insurance money" Call
DEAL with 25 years experience. Lin
coin 5000
Evening star., 1938-05-30

are going to the library" II am 60
ing to New York" not Il am going to
60 to New York"
Send for the leaflet, 40 Common
Errors Of Speech" Please inclose a
self-addressed. stamped envelope with
your request.
Evening star., 1938-05-30

LOST.
DIAMOND DINNER RING-sapphire, be-
ring; liberal reward. Met. 1882.
ENVELOPE, large. containing manuscript.
periodicals. etc. near Cong Library. Sat-
pm. Phone Bradley 203-F-22 for reward.
A. A. Potter.
brindle; had chain collar with D. c. tag:
answers to Blue; likes to ride in auto.
Reward. Phone Cleveland 1920.
TERRIER, small black. male; tan on each
time; lost ne. section; reward. Atlantic
WRIST WATCH. Waltham. mans. with
name, nea St. Bridge. Reward. Phone
Decatur 4761
Evening star., 1938-05-30
FOUND.

POODLE, male. in Petworth. Telephone
before pm, Republic O7B6.
Evening star., 1938-05-30
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

SIVAIISNS OOMeSIIS.
COLORED GIRL. reliable. wants place with
family leaving city for summer: best refer
ences. north 1655. 81
COLORED WOMAN wants morning work
81 no Sunday; by week; clean. laundry.
Decatur 046s-J.
COOK. Al: will do heavy cooking: private
pr,sn pr small M boarding house; 2 till 8 pm.
COUNTRY GIRL. wants work as mothers
helper. no Sundays. Alice Long, 55O4
Eads st: ne. Atlantic a19O
GIRL. colored. expert laundress and
cleaner. wishes days work. North 244s.
GIRL, colored experienced. wants days
work: reference. Atlantic 2054
GIRL colored reliable. wants work. Tues.
or Thurs: permanent; ref. Phont At
lantic 077s-J.
GIRL. colored, wishes days work: best
city reference. Call Atlantic O215.
GIRL. colored. desires housework: willing
TO sleep in. 426 l. st. NV.
MOTHERS HELPER and general house
worker: stay nights; city references. 1850
Willard ST. NV. Potomac 2S52-J.
WOULD LIKE TO PLACE excellent maid
Tor part-time work, Monday through
Saturday; honest. reliable. Atlantic 5244.
Evening star., 1938-05-30
$50 REWARD.

Ring. 3-stone diamond. gold and plat
mum settings: Sunday, May %, at Mealey
Hotel. New Market, Md; valued as keep
sake. 3s1S Huntington St. Chevy Chase.
D. G. Phone Cleveland O449
Evening star., 1938-05-30
jolly Polly

BY JOS. J. FRISCH.
D. N. G.: Why say going to go"
when going" is sufficient? Say Il
Evening star., 1938-05-30

TO AVOID ACCIDENTS AND PREVENT
congestion. the gates Of The Glenwood
trafic on Sunday May Goth. and Monday.
30th, 1888. BY order Board OF Trustees.
CHARLES z. MARSH
President.
WILLIAM Z. WISE
Evening star., 1938-05-30
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
struction; positions secured for graduates;
no down payment 1434 Park rd. 16'
TUTOR-Algebra, arith.. English. Ian
guages. French, Latin, history. Reoe'hy.
shorthand. type, read. Box 1894 Star
SPANISH, native teacher: conversational
method: beeinners. advanced students;
small classes; monthly or courses. Begin
Dec. $3.50. 4.
GREGG SHORTHAND. touch tipping, Eng
arith.. speed dict: beginners and review
ers; individual instruction. Decatur 1884.
Evening star., 1938-05-30

NOTICE IS GIVEN TO THE TRUSTEES
and members Of the. Virginia Conference
Of q special meeting to be held Monday,
June q, 1898, at g:15 am. in connection
with the camp meeting OF the Potomac
Missionary College, Tskoma Park. Md. to
vote on the sale of church property known
as the Richmond Seventh Adventist
Church. located at . N. Morris st.. Rich
mond. Va
W, MacNE1L President
f. r WlLLETT. Secretary
Evening star., 1938-05-30

MEN here is 500 worth Of hosiery and
sell Men over 80 can make from S1o to
$40 wkly in spare time. Only those an
swering Immediately will be hired. Per-
sonnel manager. T16 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-05-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE you
wait. Emergency Laboratory. Room COL.
Westofy Bldg. 14th and r. Met. 1893.
WANT LOAD TO AND PART LOAD FROM
Cleveland or way point; insured; careful
owner-driver. North O553.
FIRE ESCAPE. FIRE ALARMS, EXTIN-
guishers. DUPONT IRON WORKS, INC,
Natl. 3766. Night. Adams S64S.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF SUCH OF
are entitled to vote will be held at the
once OF the cemetery on Monday. June q.
1898. at 5 O'Clock pm. for the purpose of
electing board OF managers to serve dur
ing the ensuing year
HENRY s. MATTHEWS.
Evening star., 1938-05-30
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 556l. 1902 11th
has cooks, mattresses. maids. nurses h W
PARTING. day workers. housemen. 81
The Valley settler., 1938-06-17
NORTH STIR All

The fourth regular meeting of
 the North Star All Club was held at the home of Bernard SWaboda on June Is (not Friday, either). The minutes of the previous meet ings were read and halfway app roved - the other half didn't hear. Since the reports of the other meet ings have not been
 turned in due to "illness" of the reporter, may we pause for a
 brief sketch of the work done so far (ao Good?O by this ambitious organizat tion.
 At our first meeting on Hay
 we lected officers as follows: president, Priscilla Miller; vice president, Betty Broos trom; sec retary, Janell Miller; reporter, Ruth Cornelius (some classy, eh?) The second meeting was special one hald for the pur2 pose of dis tributing books for the various pro jects. The third meeting Wss held at the home: of Barbara Dean. The enterta itment wa IS made into an initiation process; q process in which said candidates Bernard Sweboda, Jim Wilson, Betty Lou Rorrison, and Marion Barry were initiated to the fullest extent. In fact to such an extent that