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IDEAL SETTING.

charming. hiGhlv tasteful home
block from transportation. 3 blocks from
excellent schools. blocks from moCern
shopping center. near churches, parks and
recreational grounds II is center hall
and lavatory on 1st floor: 2 big bedrooms
and > bashs on 2nd floor extra large clos
ets'; beautiful sun deck and full attic.
Call MR.. BLACKWELDER, EN-. $3.50 or
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. $500 BLOCK 10Th

St. n.W-3-story and basement brick.
rooms and bath. oil burner. newly recondf-
toned. Immediate possession: $3.50 down
payment balance like rent. Close % stores,
transportation. Y. s. Hurlbert Ma 1870.
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORPORATION.
Ii1 ~ u
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CHEVY CHASE. MD

Brick house on nice corner, VIC 7ded lot:
2 bedrooms, finished paneled r,creation
room; oil burner; close TO all schools
transportation, shopping center: reason"
able. Direct from owner. WI 1442. Eve
nings WI. $3.50.
$5,450
large rooms. 2-car garage. oil heati
excellent condition. near Lincoln Park.
Call MA 1919
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OWNER LEAVING CITY

Is the only reason for selling this prac-
home in Chevy Chase. Only four years
old and in new-house condition. Seven
rooms, two baths and all the modern
equipment you expect in the home Of
today. PRICED TO INFLUENCE INMEDI'
ATE SALE Call MR.. WILKEN, NE. 0045,
or eve WO OOO6
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Must Be Sold,
Near l4th and Cnlnradn Ave

handsome home of masonry construc-
ton, sltua ed on beautifully landsc ped
lot 55'xl2a'. First floor contains living
room, dining room, library COR bedroom,
breakfast room, kitchen and tile lavatory
porch. Thlrd floor. 3 bedrooms and bath.
The house is thoroughly modern and is
equipped with AUTOMATIC HEAT. 2-car
garage. owner leaving the city, must sell.
Price reduced to Sl2,950. THOs ].
FISHER 65 COMPANY. INC, REALTORS.
DI. 6s30--OR EVENINGS CALL MR..
ODONNELI, ia 5l72
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
Continued


Q ROOMS, 3 BATHS, AGAR GARAGE.
; acres Of ground. beautifully landscaped:
Is minutes to downtown. $3.50. Call Mr.
Deer. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. CHI. 1341.
1907 MILITARY RID. N.W.-HEART OF
Chevy Chase. Conv. to bus lines. stores,
schools. Auto. oil heat. Excellently furn.
FOR RENT FURNISHED. CHEVY CHASE.
Nd; rooms. " baths. finished ATTIC
fully furnished. Sl30. Also 5-room home,
Wisconsin ave. WO. 5371. Eve. WO. 7465.
ROOMS. BATH. FURN., S42 80: I-FARE
zone. Call before pm, 1G N. Wash. ave,
Cap. Hghts. Hillside 0543-M
1904 S. POLLARD ST, Arlington-4
rooms, bath. porch; close in. near trans
portation; adults; available Sept. 3.
LOVELY PRIVATE HOME. HAS BEEN
converted into > apis. lst and md floor
units. Completely furnished and all utili-
ties included On wooded lot of ] acre.
overlooking river and city: Ia blks;- to
loc bus: 10 min. from downtown I'm
mediate occupancy Call Mr.. Deer, J.
WESLEY BUCHANAN. CHI. 134l.
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WOODED HILL.

Brick sem-det homes, ; rooms. yes,i-
bu!e and bath full basement. Water sewer
and street 20 be IN and paid for. S49O
down includes title. Genuine bargain at
- "a0 KELLEY. STEELE & KRAMER.
DISrrLCt 80. ENenlnES. EN- G2I
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GOOD INVESTMENT.

Northeast, modern a-story brick. front
porch. q rms, oath. fun cellar h-wh;
bqAt-!n garage: - $50 Substantial cash
II 0s97 HOHENSTEIN BROS, Sth and
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~ 2Oth S.. NV
CnRNER HOIrSE G !

CORNER HOUSE z.
Brand-neW stone and brlci. r. Z
baths, recreation room, fireplace 2"-ft.
porch. brick gar. Most modern in every
respect. Direction. Penna ave. 10 Car
penter st. left on Carpenter 3 blocks 70
No. 3j4H Hiyhwood dr.. OWNER Bull DER.
II. 59uG. VIII der lot in exchange.
lst-FLOOR BEDROOM AND BATH.
95u-LoVely Chevy Chase-Targe lot
with trees This practically new white
painted house. with " extra bedrooms and
bath or md f.. is the buy Of the month.
We advise your inspection promptly
REALTY ASSOCIATES, Ma. 143s until
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d REDROOMS- 60 45O

Lovely. corner brick. 1901 9th st. NV;
rms: bath; automatic coal heat: refg.:
3 porcheS built-in garage: beautifully
shaded lot: comp. reconditioned: terms.
InSpection. call ia y3405
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

ASSESSED VALUE S9s,0o0. SELL FOR
$4,000; rents yearly for SIS 900: -
apts., l vacancy Splendid location and
condition. Mr.. Whiteford Of McKFEVFR
AND WHITEFORD, 1925 K st. NV. d.
Q106
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CIRCLE CORNER,

Nearby lingtOn-Semi-detac only
a fev months since new. all conveniences
&nC iul basemeu.- 80 mluS bus down
town. KELLEY. STEELE L BRANNER,
D.sLElct .L4u. EEeE!nEs. CE LEoS
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S6.2lO-

Q large rooms alI brick; . blocks from
Capito5; very comfortable, convenient and
eCCECniCSI nome upstairs apt has been
rented for more Than - yrs. al so per mo
You make the terms Cau MI NorVelle
EN-. 5l31. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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L. G. WHITE. INC.
OWNER MUST SELL

NsshinfIon: , large rooms. Tile bath air
ecoh{G, etc A Qa,gau for only St. $50.
Leo M. Bernstein e. Co, NE. 54OO.
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NEAR CATHOLIC UNIV.

S1.55O-NEW, SENI-DETACHED
large bedrooms. Tile bath: aiT-condi-
TONED; front porch exceptionally large LOT
Terms ARRANGED. VIII consider trade on
70. or small house. Ewes. call Mr. Shelton,
WIN. II. SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
1919 x St NV nj INK
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DOWNTOWN 2121 H ST NW-2 RMS .
kitchen, bath; refg. incl. 5000 to $50 so:
roof garden. Resident manaEer, ME. 1888.
CHEVY CHASE--ENTIRE 3rd-FL APT.
eiec. incl, inst. h. W. Adults. Wo. 5i54. I.
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NEW CENTER HALL COLONIAL
6116 200d ST wv

Chevy Chase. d Cd bedroomO. 2I5
ba,hS recreation room. built-In garage;
reduced for QUICK Sd'e; easy terms OPEN
AND LIGHTED DAILY TO 9 PM
LESLIE D. MEASELL, WO. ABB.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

$50 -5O-ARIl. vA.-FURN.. > RMS. KIT.
pvt b, oil heat. sem-ba sement. $50 80,
unfurn., rms. nr bus. 2S01 Pershing DIR.
5oo5 14th ST. N. ARL-FUR. OR UN-
fqT ~ 2E k , b. hall; Il ] r x b.; oil heat;
POTOMAC HGTS-ENGLIsH BASEMENT,
3 rms, k. b., pvt. entrance. oak A. elec.
heat included; adults; $50. EN-. 7l4S.
NEAPBY MARYLAND-MODER 3 RMS,
kit. and bath; screened porch; pvt. entr;;
FAIRFAX. VA-5 RMS. FULLY FURN,
beautiful garden setting; separate ent.;
oil heat: fireplace: all cleo, bright. att.
Fairfax So or Temple 246l
THE IRVING APARTMENTS.
Unfurn.. l room. dlnette, kltchenette,
bath sos N Irving St Arlington, Va
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1852 BELMONT ROOM, KITCHEN
bath; refg., gas, elec. furnished; pvt. en-
trance; reas.: l person only. CO. 0525.
Evening star., 1940-04-22

ought not to be a factor handi-
Gaping the new President when
the term of the present incumbent
runs out this year.
MeXican-American relations have
been rather friendly now over a
period of many years but President
Cardenas, possibly helpless because
of the dictatorship which labor
unions maintain over his policies, has
failed to strengthen the bonds, espe-
cially at critical time in the world.
Mexico is plainly in the wrong. To
take something that does not belong
to you is to violate an old rule of
human conduct, and for a govern
ment to take it without paying for
it is so widely condemned as without
conscience that it is difficult to see
why the pride" of a nation which
indulges in such wrong doing must
be saved.
Mexico is country which has had
plenty of friction with the Catholic
Church on political grounds but
never have her leaders professed any
abandonment of the Christian faith
To acknowledge error and to undo
wrong is fundamental principle
of Christian doctrine. The Mexican
government would win the plaudits
of Latin America and the United
States if in the present circum-
stances it brushed aside pride" in
favor of the right. The Communists
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in Mexico, who believe in lootirg
private property have insidiously
been endeavoring to influence the
Mexican government. To let the
case 60 to arbitration would at once
be a blow to Communism in Mexico
and to the misguided radicals who
have been willing to sacrifice the
good relations of their country with
their northern neighbor rather than
let fair tribunal of international
standing take evidence and reach a
binding verdict. To reject arbi-
tration is to refuse processes of rea-
son and to insist on the right Of
seizure by force-a doctrine which
thus far has led only to tragedy
throughout the world.
Evening star., 1940-04-22
Washington Observations
Reorganization Plan, Hitting c. A. A. and Air
Sofety Board, Arouses Bitterness
BY FREDERIC WILLIAM VILE.

Reorganization plan No. 4, with
proposed emasculation of the Civil
Aeronautics Authority and abolition
Of the Air Safety Board, has f1areo
into one of the bitterest controver-
sizes of the tempestuous New Deal
AS on the occasion of other 're-
forms" advocated by the President
his project to sabotage C. A. A. has
aroused strong bipartisan opposi-
ton. 1t threatens as fierce a feuo
with Congress as the original re-
organization program, which House
and Senate finally tore to pieces
Plan No. will go into effect June II
by executive order, unless meantime
defeated by concurrent congress
sional action.
Leaders in the effort to preserve
c. A. A. and the Air Safety Board
in their. present efficient state are
confident of killing the plan before
Mr.. Roosevelt is empowered to en-
force it. Senator Austin of Ver-
mont. ranking minority member OF
the Senate Military Affairs Com
mittee and member of the Inter-
state Commerce Committee, heads
vigorous Republican opposition
Equally determined Democratic hos
tility is led by Senator Pat McCar-
ran of Nevada, sponsor of the law
which created the independent
agency which the administration
would reconvert now into a puppet
subdivision of the Department of
Commerce.
Ed. RS Motive a Mystery.
Exactly what inspired the Presi-
dent suddenly to pronounce the
death sentence of C. A. A. is a deep
dyed mystery. To spring it, he
chose about as inauspicious a mo-
ment as could be imagined, 1t had
just been announced that the
United States airlines had COM
pleted one year of perfect flying
security-2,028,8l7 passengers flown
for a total of 87,325 las miles with
out a single fatality among pilots
crews or passengers. This stainless
world record, compared to the cas-
ualty lists recorded in pre-C. A. A
days, beginning with the killing of
II airmail pilots in 1884 is little
short of miraculous Why the
White House, on the heels of such
showing, chose to undermine the
organization which made that
achievement possible, battles all
concerned, including the country at
large.
To get to the bottom of it all is
the determination of both Demo-
Gratis and Republicans in Congress.
Senator McCarran declares resent
ment is growing, in consequence of
waves of protest" arriving from al
parts of the Union Senator Austin
assails the scheme as an attack
on public safety and a challenge to
the constructive forces of democ-
racy,' The Vermonter will oppose
the project with every ounce of
strength 1 possess" Austin says the
plan is evidence of an attempt
again to subject aviation to the
destructive forces of political dolni-
nation" Another powerful Senate
opponent of it is Burt Wheeler
Democrat, of Montana, chairman
of the Senate Interstate Commerce
Committee.
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House Sponsor Also Opposed.

Objections are no less manifest
in the House Of Representatives
Representative Lea, Democrat, of
California, co-author of the 1898
c. A. A. and Air Safety Board law,
refused at first to commit himself
on the Presidents inexplicable rec
concentrations, but at the end Of
last week Mr.. Lea, strong supporter
of many New Deal measures and
one of the best-informed men in
Congress on flying affairs, told Ansel
E. Talbert, aviation editor of the
New York Herald Tribune, who
spent five days in Washington ex-
ploring the administrations mo-
tives, that the Californian has
finally concluded it would be un-
fortunate at this time to transfer
c. A. A. to the Department of Com
merce, because it would be against
the best interests of aviation"
Representative Woodrum of Vir-
glnia, leader of the House economy
bloc, joined Representative Jen-
nings Randolph, Democrat, of West
Virginia, in voicing opposition to
the proposed move, as did Repre-
sentative Bradley, Republican. of
Michigan, a former pilot. Repre-
sentative Halleck, Republican, of
indiana, another opponent, links
the thrust at c. A. A. with the ad-
mlnistration's fight against pro-
posals to remodel the National
Labor Relations Board. Halleck
suggests the unexplained drive
against air safety is just another
cockeyed brain wave of Harry Hop
klns' New Deal satellites. Three
late senatorial opposition recruits
are Vandenburg, Republican. of
Michigan, and Democrats Clark of
Idaho and Truman of Missouri. So
lar Jimmy Byrnes of South Caro-
ma is the only notable Senator pub
hcIy to espouSe plan No. As upper
cut at the aviation regulat ton. Some
Oh his colleagues think it is the
potent Jimmy who sold the idea
TO F. D. r. Civil Aeronautics Chair
man Hlnckley is said to be ready to
resign If the authority is reduced to
Splneless Department of Com
merce bureau.
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Ambassador reported
either OF the Balkan states
Sunday
is believed that the British conversations with
something
military quarters certain amount
of skepicism 1t would hao
of allies
reports
throw them there
Mussoln will proceed according
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wrecking the supervision which plan
No. 4 would vitally weaken. A vehe-
ment opponent of the program is
David Behncke, president of the Air
Line Pilots Association. He con-
siders it dangerous and undesirable
to upset aviation" at the very mo-
ment things are running so smoothly.
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Possible Explanation.

While confessing themselves in
the dark as to WHAT inspired Mr..
Roosevelt's proposal to hamstring
{. A. A, opposition leaders think
IT may have been the result of GER
tain grapevine reports of alleged
difterences within the body over
control of funds. The Air Safety
Board, contrary to popular belief.
is virtually independent of C. A. A.
Its sole function is to investigate
accidents and recommend means to
prevent recurrence. Though there is
no evidence of lack of harmony
among Chairman Hinckley and his
four colleagues, elements at both
ends Of Pennsylvania avenue may
feel there is an absence of leader
ship, or what Secretary Ickes might
call Iron in the blood" in C. A. A;
and that faith in the authority may
be shaken, in consequence, despite
its fine regulatory record.
Other guesses ventured on Capitol
Hill are that the aviation lines are
Evening star., 1940-04-22

not as enthusiastic as they profess
to be over rigid control of their
operations and seek more freedom
Some politicians, too, are suspected
Of painting to refasten their grip on
an industry which has become an
important factor in the. Nations
life, and of not shrinking from
Evening star., 1940-04-22

take the INITIATIVE on WhlCheVer
front they choose.
1t has been reported in Wash
ington that the British Ambassador
in Rome has laid his cards on the
table and talked to Count Ciano,
Mussolinis Foreign Minister, about
the ultimate consequences Italy may
suffer in the event she Joins the
Reich by attacking either Greece
or Yugoslavia.
The frank talk of the British
Evening star., 1940-04-22
This Changing World
War Of Nerves Raging Throughout Europe,
With Uncertainty Where Next Attock Will Come
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

in at
Scandinavia and the all the other
It is evident to all observers Washington
sensational impending
attacks are part OF the scheme the psychological STATS ao
THIS does not all that
the European nutrasw Dutch Yugoslavs and
where blow
all the
in state of jitters
Evening star., 1940-04-22

controversy be-
tween the Mex
lean government
and the United
States Govern
ment relative to
the seizure of
the oil proper
ties of American
citizens.
For more than
two years now
the M e Xi C a n
people have been
given to under
stand by thei1
government that
Evening star., 1940-04-22

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they
the economzers
than the Claude Peppers
Indeed 1t is the really nexpcab
times that the great and powerful New Deal after
tuo years OF produced eans
parable stature with the hardeed
the modeates like
(Released Inc
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measures nave
always been put
across as pana-
ceas for the
f a r m e RS ills.
The varied in
terests that OPP
pose the Hull
reciprocal trade
policy take shell
ter behind the
argument that
1t h urts the
farmer. Now it
Is the Barden
bill to amend
the F e d e r a !
w rAe RI
Evening star., 1940-04-22

moderates and conservatives, among
whom the House leader is Repre-
sentative Clifton A. Woodrum.
At the moment, Woodrum is
grimly fighting the Presidents de-
mand to be allowed to spend all the
$975 100000 relief appropriation in
eight months. The battle, to Judge
by present appearances, is no more
than rear-guard action, yet Wood
rum is a decidedly significant figure.
He is the type of those conservative
chieftains whose rebellion in the ra
President SO n,,1ol, ~, oro +ro,,h1, 49,.
Evening star., 1940-04-22

expect to go on back to an intelli-
gent constituency and explain this
situation?"
THAT don't bother me-" replied
the doubter, because my constitu-
ency isn't intelligent"
The doubter's implied agree
ment with Woodrum's argument
suggests one of the two reasons why
the economizers' fight has been so
surprisingly effective. The majority
of members of Congress. however
Evening star., 1940-04-22

HE opinions OF the 0rtter page their oon not
necessarily The stars Such opinions presented IN The
Stars EFFORT to gue all sides OF questions OF interest to It's
readers although such opinions may contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1940-04-22

obtaining the initiative everywhere.
The French and British are no
less jittery than the neutrals. They
don't dare disperse their forces too
much because they don't know
where the Germans, and possibly
the Italians. may attack next. Eu-
rope is full of the most alarming
rumors. These cannot be definitely
checked; they all have a grain of
truth and general stats cannot af-
Evening star., 1940-04-22
Pride Clouds
Mexican Oil
Issue
Cdrdenus Allowed
People to Believe
U. S. Wus Passive
By DAVID LAWRENCE

Pride as an obstacle to the settle
ment of international disputes has
appeared often in recent history
but never so pointedly as in the
Evening star., 1940-04-22
The Capital Parade
Economy Held Feasible, but Its Adherents
Know the White House Has the Key
BY JOSEPH ALsOP and ROBERT KIN,

BY JOSEPH ALSOP ROBERT KINTNER.
In the present congressional
successfully demonstratedhat
but that 1t is not feasible without the
The demonstration chiefly of
Evening star., 1940-04-22
Franco Leaning Toward France

THESE reports could not be verified What
personal feelings leaning
All these
responsible positions
should to
strong partans of the Italians
quite willing to become the
These generals believe Gibraltar should
that under the present circumstances would
10000
off he Rock
Ordinarily British smile
But they worried
sufficient with the
fronts which develop
Evening star., 1940-04-22
Burden Bill
Farm Relief
RidicuIed
No Merit Seen in
This Move to Amend
Woge-Hour Act
BY CHARLES G. ROSS.

One of the favorite pieces of leg
islative shenanigan, now, as always,
is to wrap up bill in the guise of
aid to the farmer. High-tariff
Evening star., 1940-04-22
Axis Powers Have 100000 Trained

Leaving the Russians
Italians
100000 trained
potential 2500O00 cnly
Hence. Italy decides the will
while least superiority numerical superiority
combat the ability Of Hitler
Evening star., 1940-04-22
Curious Phenomenon

Although Woodum only the Democrat on the House
Appropriations Committee
undoubed leader Warren of
they decided that would be better the than
raise taxes increase the debt limit
support and the Senates break the farm BILL the economy
failed
the fight has shown that S
Woodm really and haranges
in
Evening star., 1940-04-22

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Evening star., 1940-04-22

most OF the Democratic
ana pocal veteran He
formal education brief troubles
orceo MN TO leave school work.
M as SOFA erker While dispensing sndaes studied pharmacy
and became licensed
ne studied law (his father lawyer.
preak before
immigrant guilty raicide
appeal for Virginia ure but Woodrm
jail sentence by finding character witness
es young children in flood
pupnc prosecutor In the prosecutors office
ana sz2 ne was elected to Congress He has been there
lal and peant-lookng with
manner he
IN the study of legislation impressive
nee Before he
the small inner circle Representatives House Back
IN the days OF the office Educaion
got te NOD when Nicholas Iongwoh
moor about pm to the afternoons
Indeed his first emegence
membership the Iongwort
McDufy
Woodum his chief supporter sent
ms economy message Congress in the wild
TO punish MDuy and Woodrm by giving them politically
task of leading the economy fight.
Evening star., 1940-04-22

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leave themselves open to unexpected attack
In connection with these rumors there strange
lightning attack from SPAIN many
Spanish arpor especially at Pampona German
had been gathered to attack
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Roent SO much trouble than
Evening star., 1940-04-22

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
District Deputy
Will Visit K. {.

Honor guest a. the regular
meeting Tuesday night Of Tacoma
council of the Knights of Column
bus will be district Deputy John
Y. Blumstrom of Aberdeen. and
other leading knights from the
Southwest Washington district.
Blumstrom il a former Taco
man who has been active In
X. of c. programs in Grays Har-
Dor cities. He was elected to his
present office at the state con-
vention In June.
Entertainment and refresh
ments will follow the regular
business session.
The years activities Of the local
council. under the leadership OF
Grand knight Kenneth w. Nc
Carthy, are in full swing, with
final plans being announced Tues
day night for a benefit In favor
of the boys work and charity
funds. and public speaking classes
under the direction Of Lecturer
A. A. Berilla opening at the
X. of c. hall, 9Th ave. and Steele
St. on Sept. ~. The roster for
the classes is filling rapidly and
members are urged to join at once.