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Indiana: A Guide to the Hoosier State


American Guide Series Oxford University Press New York.
Indiana houldWith
would have considered it fairly complete
there history of the
list of "frsts" bges Nobody
subantated all
like all Hoos the editors are out to make the most of them
The cuchdrven, automobile
Indianapolis largest inland
railroad Richmond
breeding goldfish
Martnsvie Indiana the population throughout
the Goth
a
President his
had natives
aid law Lost River Indiana
stolen rival In Bourbon there
nothing
do mile in 1:55, Hooser.
catch with happenings
for forgetting mention of the largest bur Nation
the world, Warsaw another Hoosier
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Best Sellers

(CompiIed from information
obtained in Washington by The
Star and in Ne,D York, Boston,
Chicago and San Francisco by
the North American Newspaper
Allidnce.)
FICTION.
The Keys Of the Kingdom, by
A. J. Cronin little. Brown.
The Sun Is My Undoing, by
Marguerite Steen CViking).
All That Glitters, by Frances
Parkinson Keyes CMessneD.
The Strange Woman, by Ben
Ames Williams CHoughton,
Miflin).
Saratoga Trunk. by Edna
Ferber Doubleday, Doran.
NON-FICTION.
Berlin Diary. by William l..
Shirer (Knopt.
Washington Waltz, by Helen
Lombard (KnopD.
Reading I've Liked. by Clifton
Fadiman (Simon & Schuster).
Inside Latin America, by John
Gunther (HarpeD. :
Reveille In Washington, by
Margaret Leech tHarper).
Evening star., 1941-12-28
Our Constitution: Tool or Testament

BIZ Harold Beryl Levy. Knopf, NeW York
In this book the author has presented picture of the Supreme
Marshall and Tney and Associate Justices Holmes and Brandes have
been chosen represent section of the high tribunal
Unfortunately biography complete
history
would believe after reading Constitution Tool Ta
men that the personal lives greatly influenced their dec
son particularly Mr. Levy disagreed with the judges in question Mr.
historical
misleading implies their with his
thoughts does tie them directly to his ideas
his
interesting perspective OF the
his good because emphasizes
the trend toward liberal OF the
Constitution. FRANCES G. KNIGHT
Evening star., 1941-12-28
At the Moons S Inn
By Andre1D Lytle. Bobbs- -Mer-
riU, INDIANAPOLIS.

By AndrelU Lytle. BObbS-Mer-
rill, Indianapolis.
Mr.. Lytle's novel is about the
travels of De Soto in Florida 400
years ago. We meet the explorer
in his full maturity. Behind him is
Peru, which won him fame, and
wife who had waited Is years for his
return. But the trip to Florida was
little better for these successes.
De Soto met disappointment, treach-
cry, hardships and, finally, death in
the strange new land. Big and
gusty, he is the central figure in
AT the Moons Inn," although many
will relish more his principal aide,
Tovar, who was less hero but
more of a man.
There is surprisingly little en-
phasis on character and setting in
this period novel and yet it is a
distinctive piece of writing. Mr..
Lytle has a sort of eloquence in
style which is appropriate to his
theme
"At the Moons Inn," quiet, non-
| topical book, is not likely to be a
best-seller, but it undoubtedly will
be read for long time by people
who enjoy good writing for its own
| sake. EDWIN TRIBBLE.
Open the Door
By OSbert Sit1UeH. Smith G.
DurreU, Ne1D York.
This is a collection of short stor-
les, which belongs to the species
now, for the moment, almost ex-
tinct, though naturally subject to re-
vivification-of fine writing" The
tales are, exquisite and delicate. In
the classic manner, they deal with
a single effect. They are all sue
cesSful as far as their technique
goes, but number of them seem
| lacking into put it plainly-mean-
ing. They betray superflciality in
the authors thought and super
ciliousness in his mood. There is, in
short, a certain precocious under
graduate quality about them.
The best Of the lot is probably
Defeat" Q story OF the present
war. There u bite In It, as well as
merinsue and cherry. NC. r.
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Jacob
By IrDing Finenan. Random
House. Ne1D York.

By IrDing Fineman. Random,
House, Ne1U York.
This is the diary of the thoughts
of Jacob, written to his son Joseph
in the hope that the boy will find
his life less complicated after the
study of his fathers career. Mr..
Fineman paints vivid portrait of
Jacob, picture of q man of ideas
as contrasted with a man of action.
1t is tale of conflicts: Jacob
against his father Isaac. against his
brother Esau, against his father-in-
law. These conflicts are compli-
Gated always by the women who
love him so we'll, his mother and
his two wives. Leah and Rachel
Jacobs problems, as depicted by
Mr.. Fineman, are the problems of
all men from Biblical times to to-
day. It is a tender story, with gen.
tie and pertinent observations on
the love of a man for his son and
his wife. There likewise is clever
insight into the psychology of wom-
en-, particularly the difference mar
riage makes in woman. The mar
rative is refreshingly presented and
the book filled with wisdom.
MALCOLM D. LAMBORNE, Jr.
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The PAGEANT of South American History

By Anne Peck. Longmans, Green, NeW York.
Pageant History book from which could
character and culture OF the South
agricultural conditions under
exist
America 1t deals
history general fashion and
designed for the student.
The material assembled and divided into five parts
periods starting peoples and tracing the Of
today Each division Is turn sub
peoples background wealth and oc"upatore
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Wine of the Country
BIZ Hamilton BdSSO. Chdrle!
Scribner'S Sons. Ne1C York.

Bg HQHlllLOU 6uSSO. CUuTteS
Scribner's Sons, Ne,O York.
Here is love, anthropology and life
with a capital L thoroughly dis
cussed by Mr.. Basso. In Wind Of
the Country" he tells of TAFT Ra-
venwill. a young anthropologist, his
inhibited wife and her beautiful New
England cousin. 1t is all rather
unexciting redoing of the well worn
triangle plot.
How RavenWill gives up his inten-
tions of teaching and writing to
take up farming and eventually re-
turns to academic life furnishes the
authors theme of personal abdica-
ton from ones responsibilities. The
book would have had more appeal
had Mr.. Basso endowed his main
character with some semblance OF
reality. Despite his scholarly back
ground. Ravenwill neither speaks
nor acts the part of an intellectual.
There is a great deal of philoso-
phizing, none of which is profound
or new. 1t is apparent that the
author has conceived an idea the
depth of which he has been unable
to ascertain. j. VIM. RUPPEL, JR.
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Conquer
By John Mdsefeld. Macmillan NeU York

This little book historical novelette, tells the
of the rebellion suppression
style needs told
point great
the Maseields Interpretation
land holding families jealous of which
tried
those trade He his the
responsibility piece
make of r.
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Sentimental FervOr Marks
Story of Emily Donelson
Portrait of Andrew Jackson
AS Family Man Is Most
Valuable Part of Volume
By Mary.Carfer Roberts.
Emily DoneIson of Tennessee
TtDo Volumes. By Garrett
By Mary.Cmfer Roberts,.

EmHy D0neISOn OF tennessee
In Two Volumes By Pauline Wcor Burke Garrett Massie
The author long evidently professional historian
She writes plainly a
and determination that
Emily Doneson Jackson married
1.ckor one, ber si ord od d President
Jackson White the widowed
President took office 81 First Lady
ociae Burke this Of the heon
American history.
Emily charming appear,
that remarkable another rather than by
herself For the Peggy oNe that she owes the
incident that gives her her claim to fame
When the Washington decided that no averkeeper
members wife and President
and employer and she
by the M s First nd LADY n hee @ % &
where might cherish her principles @ With WITH
however he permitted her to @ return @ and m sh & Tm @ @ s ervoy
which emedably sink far more
substantial - ..-----.u
that wisely she has allowed Emp @
e @ msae S s sp Of @ nd
period with Mrs Burke doing little more than Joining these
together by means Of her glowing reaa @
course aired Even the
which rysged Of used their py-
brought Peggy
nonetheless she society right in excluding the
the matter Emily she even with 9Th the ssa utmost tss
in her deliberate embarrassment Of the President as
ssr as p s
exautely His
es E hfa had 5 @ aou @ tales o s ss
presidency of ONel
rooted
better
this Emily the blood kin OF
Rachel conduct consequently stands conspicuous
than vndication
morality nsisence latter
failure her plausible the book its predominant
contradiction.
valuable
related
ground is by
period Emiys prominence Washington
mina Burke gives the history Of the
779 She
also collateral branches wonderfully vivid picture
President his wife their large family of foster children The
is worth all
Evening star., 1941-12-28
A Declaration of Dependence


By Fulton J. Sheen. Bruce Publishing Co., Milcaukee.
The Right Sheen of the
outstanding spokesman for Catholic Church
booksand decides
manifestation of Gods Judgment Of the Who
criticize the paganm Of the Naz Dr. Sheen when ourselves
guilty of goddess practices?
Not that Dr. Sheen would defend the Naz
the of a
Christian capable 1t the
into paganmh country in the general though
different degree the others sound
the opinion this reviewer worthy Of
really Christians? II
Declaration Independence
pendence-on God. PHI
Evening star., 1941-12-28
Your Speech and How to Improve 1t

By Frank Colby Vanguard Press, NelU York.
widely syndcad daily feature Take
Word It. here husky 5page book the subject
which he noted-how and words correctly And
improving speech should find this
frequently brought into
of the operate the of famous
botanical
speech noticeable improvement
interested semprovement
Others prove unusually
Evening star., 1941-12-28
Man the Master
By Gerald Heard. Harper, New York.

Mr. Heard ponders the nponderabe problems of the
Will the seboasting himself
merom material culture which he has which
Quak something
this believes that the world oering
O irretrevable
little
which underles his
o
will reaction against materialim
within
the world without Such the thesis
book THOMAS HENRY.
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intellectual America


humping criticism designed
all the
Following aim the author
could of continue his effort back the
himself period between today the later OF the
effectively
uend With the leiured class and the
shores
freight decidedly direction
heretofore strictly American literature French dcadence and deem
ingredients
nteuasm with the weight OF influence going some
heavily o
Cargs analytical
His method is divide the whole vast
school,
thought the American and changed the
hashng writer's
works and turns them into nop He deals
of his book by bulk would seem 10
part unquestionaby entertaining The
authors aim apparently has been be unothodox both in thought
style and the following propo of the ntelhgena Will
of his enthusiastic attack on both fronts
was not blown apart by has
merely desecrated the
Ruskn libel suit but being body OF
beef able to agger about
pespaon dropped all
living would have graped lightning from
the skies or broken window in Puney to steal cakes - - j.,
is of reminiscent of only person IN
And follows almost inevitably this being
that Mencken for treatment at the pro
plain will naturally be
book is not dull
sondness of the critical development that rests ABOUT
equally main force At times Prof Cargl traces ms
author under discussion there is of course no
doubt what influences have worked
wishes discern influence where
likeness he without much danger Prof cargl
scholarly which makes of his scholarship at times
curious -, 49,, .. - o, D.. wv s
literature and
makes mention whatsoever of Thomas
Wolfe all odds the greatest creative figure to appear IN our o
this century.
Evening star., 1941-12-28
The Devil in France

Bv Lion FeuchtUanger Translated from the German by
Elizabeth Abbott Viking Press, NeU York.
have suffered in the present
United States Mr. FeuchWanger
is what by be
He living in France refugee
from the broke he had pospd in his
adopted of hostlies
released Then ne nterned
again And period imprisonment lasted until Hters armies
theme of his book Is bitter complaint against he
of the treatment he received
should hed as an
exile from Germany precisely ne ha
douby outrageous
the German victory should nave
people from whom he had fled
and no one can disagree
dsoganizalon
the onhing invaders of the aliens whom she
had interned. as -, M. .,
explanation is that devil called en-
had gotten into French politics
holding
Jobs approved bureaucratic fashion that is doing
constuctvey relating
of nation France met with her defeat .
which the built
the nenment camph usual tale
menectual
unoccupied territory but they
Feuchtwanger did not wait His friends mao
though he omis details he lets us know
that he escaped said above he is in America now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21

~ 30. 4:O7. 7:4t. 1927 r. m; II Wanted
Wings" 1872 $40 9;0s ,. m.
RIVIERA People vs. Or Kildare, -
l .07, SOC s 81 p. m Il Wanted Wings, ="
? .25. 20. 1918 p m.
CINDERELLA People vs.. DR. XII
dare" y SIS 4 so. s.45 p. m; Il Wanted
Wings" 2.15. $40. 10 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Tonieht's Concert
AT Belle Isle

WILLIAM HORNER, 26-year-
old trumpet virtuoSo, who was
chosen first trumpet by Stokow-
ski and who toured South Amer
lea with Stokowskis All-American
Youth Orchestra. will be soloist al
TonignCS concert OF the Detroit
Federation OF Musicians Band in
the Belle Isle She'll tforner, who
plays first trumpet in Wayne Uni
Versity's band, will offer as 10,
nights solo Fantasy on a Theme
by Weber. Graham T. OvergarC
will conduct the concert.
The program follows:
Star spanged Banner"
Nordic March Hanson
Overture Tiberius Clarke
Gornet Solo. Fantasy on a Theme"
by Weber Hocl
soioist. William Horncr
Mood Pastoral Macklin Rowland
Vogue Homei
Snow White Overture Ehnrchiiis f,sidzei
1NFERMIssION
Legend OF Sleepy Hollow Bennett
Xylophone Solo. Morning. Noon and
Night in Vienna" supp
Solost. Rex Illusion
Manhattan SerenHde" Ate
Berlin Waltz Medley Irving Berh
| American Patrol Aeachsn
| STAR sPANGLED BANNER"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Joan Leslie
I'm Person.
At Vogue

JOAN LESLIE, Detroit motion
picture star who arrives here to-
day, will make an appearance at
the Vogue Theater Friday night
in the stage show featuring Phil
Brestoff and his orchestra. AS
if 10 coincide with her appearance.
the Vogue will show Wagons Roll
at Night" circus drama which Co
stars Joan with Humphrey Bogart.
A full schedule has been ar
ranged for Miss Leslie while she
is in Detroit. She arrived at S:l5
this morning and following inter-
views and a reception at the sta
ton by schoolmates from st. Bene-
diets School, was received by
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries at the
City Hall.
A luncheon at the Book Cadll-
lac and visits with relatives and
friends completes the day.
Friday Joan will make trip "a
ST. Benedict's, will attend a screen
ling of Sergeant York in which
she is co-starred with Gary Cooper
will make the personal appearance
at the Vogue and then will take
the train at midnight for Chicago
on the first lap of the return trlT
Ito the coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
DELAY WEDDING

The Cary Grant-Barbara Hutton
romance isn't cold. as some people
think. But you can bet your new
Fall hat there's no marriage in
the immediate offing If nj all. In
the meantime. when Cary returns
from his Mexican vacation, he's
cot date at R-K-O for the /. A.
r. Wyle story Keeper Of the
Flames and once again he'll bo
seen as a newspaper reporter.
This time he covers the assassi-
nation of a governor and gets onto
a hot story about his eXcellency's
shady political past. There's just
one little tip I'd like 10 give
Cary: / know he has tried ir
every way not 10 capitalize or
his friendship with "the richest
girl in the world" -but he has
stepped on the toes of many oi
the local camera lads. There are
always two ways 10 say no Il
these boys who really understand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Cabaret Cruise
Saturday Night

MOONLIGHT DANCING to the
strains of Phil Skillman's orches-
ira and floor show will feature
the cabaret cruise on The s. s.
Ste. Claire of the Bob-Lo Lines,
Saturday evening.
The ship will leave the foot OF
Woodward avenue for three
hour sail at II py m. Bob Carter
will act as master OF ceremonies
and sing. Stephanie and Craig
ballroom dancers. will provide the
more formal entertainment
while Bud and Birdie, comedy
roller skaters. will show how IN
keep their equilibrium even while
rolling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21

JUNE PREISSER, currently
playing the feminine lead in
Sweater Girl, has just completed
filming Of a one-reel 10 nm. West
ern, "WaStrels of the Wastelands. y
in which all members of her family
appear, including her brothers I'd
and Fred. her sister. Cherry. and
brother-in-law. David Hopkins, to
say nothing of the latter couple S
children. June and Cherry Jr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Film Time Clock

MICHIGAN -"Out OF the Fhe II ~
y m. 2,47, 500. p-2f p. m. = Kiss the
Boys Goodbye" 1.oI, as, 1885, i0:52
.. m
FOX -"Chafleys Aunt" II m. ! -,
4.fS. 7.42. 1896 p. m Dance Han,
Il IS. 3 %. 6.23, s,t7 p m
PALMS STATE "Mata Hari " II ~
a m 2:4s sos. q:i7 p. m navy Blue
and Gold" ~ 50. '413. 7,3t 10 90 ,. N.
ADAMS Cracked Nuts" II 90 a m
1.4t, 4tq, 6.3f ego p. m. Tom, Nick
and Harry" II 90. 24i, 5:Ie. 7.54,
10 20 ?. m.
MADISON Francisco" AN.
3 ~. 7.O5. 1929 p m. Cat and the
canary II = m 2.24 5:4s. 9.12 p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL People vs. Or
Kildare II a n. 3o5. 40, II %
p m II Wanted Wings u 50. s.55,
Is 50 = m
FISHER People vs. nr Kildare, e"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Roller Rink
Opens Friday
At Olympia

A NEW $4,000 roller skating
rink. covering 1880 square feet
of roller skating surface. will be
open to the public in Olympia,
Friday night, Fred l.. Haner, gen
eral manager of Olympia, an
nounced today.
When making the announcement
that roller skating is being added
TO Olympia's list of indoor enter
tainment events, Haner pointed
out the roller floor is made of
maple wood and will he spread on
Olympia's new concrete floor "a
cover the entire playing surface
used by the Detroit Red Wings
in National League hockey games
HUGE SKATING SURFACE
The new rink will comprise
nearly one-half acre of roller skat-
ing surface and will accommodate
1000 skaters. Competent attend
ants will be in charge of the floor
at all sessions and modern
skaters shop will be available to
roller skating patrons.
Music for the roller skating
sessions will be furnished by
Merle Clark at the console oil
| Olympias organ.
Roller skating sessions will be
held every day, except Monday
Nightly sessions will be held from
e 10 11;30, afternoon sessions are
from 2 10 5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Maxine Sullivan
Tops Congo Show

THE BIGGEST name" which
Club Congo has offered since Its
grand opening is that of Maxine
Sullivan. scpia songstress. who
heads producer Leonard Reeds
latest revue. Maxine. who has
made America folk-song conscious
since she was first discovered q
New York, is familiar 10 rad y
motion picture and theater audi
ences throughout the country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Joe DiMaggio
To Star in Movie
Yankee Players
Brothers Also
Cast in Film
Nv LouELLA o. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 2i-The
magic name oT Joe DiMaggio, the
hero Of every baseball fan in
America. will be headlined in q
movie. Yes, indeed, the pride Of
The Yankees. with hits in vs. con
secutive games 30 his credit the
aU-time recordl is 10 he starred in
Tho Great DiMaggio.' a movie
sponsored by Nat Goldstone
Robert Taylor'S agent and repre-
sentative Of other Hollywood big
cicS DiMaCGio Viii come 10
Hollywood with his two brothers
Vince and Dominic. whom he inr
sisiS must appear in the DlMaggio
opus with him
Instead Of being the life story
ri I'M baseball champ. the movie
will actually rcvolve around Joe 5
father. a san Francisco fisherman
who wanted his boys 10 1oin him
in this business and who made
great sacrifices for them Mrs. Joe
DiMaggio. formerly Dorothy Ar
mold. who by the way IS expecting
tho Siork. was In the movies and
Joe himself made q picture several
years ago. With The Life OF Lou
GehriC' and now The DiMaggio
movie, Il looks like a baseball
wear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
ACTRESS GETS BREAK

Paramount is giving Frances
Clifford the serial Jungle Girl,
her very best break 10 date. She
will be the femme headliner in
Harry Shermans first big feature
It's really a break for the young
lady. for Sherman makes pictures
that sell The 'Hopalong Cassidy
series and his "Parson Of Pana-
mint" have proved that he knows
what the public enjoys.
THE Parson Of Panamint" has
been a sensation for il wasn't
what you might call an expensive
picture. yet 1t has brought in more
profits than some OF the million
dollar epics. Frances and BOB
Cobb are frequently seen at the
HOLLYWOOD ball park and dining al
the Derby and she really is one OF
movielands prettiest girls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Newcomer Scores

JACK DIXON, a fightin
lumberjack in Riders of the Tim
berline,' played a role as per
feet heavy" in the Hopalong
Cassidy adventure. according tc
the laudation of Producer Harry
Sherman. II was Dixon 5 first tImC
before the cameras.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
SHELTON KEPT BUSY

Red SHELTON. M-G-Ms fair
haired boy among the comics (Red
says he's the poor mans Abbot
and Costellol, isn't going TO have a
chance 10 read his reviews if they
keep putting him in picture after
picture. After he finishes Panama
Hattie" he goes into I'm Take
Manila with Eleanor Powell. in
which Red plays q nervous writer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21

of mystery yarns and Eleanor Is
a G-gal.
I think the funniest story Red
tells is about his father; he swears
his dad thought he was crazy. for
years-and he isn't sure the ole
man wasn't right. Reds wife
Edna. is really his seVerest critic
and passes on all his stories.
Hear Louella Parsons in Holly
wood Premiere, on WJR, $50 u
9 each Friday night. e
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-18

Karl Anderson, Miss Margaret
Babbs, Miss Jean Baughman,
Mrs. J. F. Callander, Jr., Miss
Jane Callander, Mrs. Charles
Eshelman, Miss Ellen Graham,
Miss Marian Graham, Mrs. B. R.
Hall, Mrs. Arthur Havens, Mrs.
r. l.. Haymaker, Miss Doris
Howes, Mrs. Glen Ingmire, Mrs.
G. N. Kapp, Miss Valois Lomas,
Mrs. C. W. McCaughey, Miss
Helen Mcclure, Miss Shirley
Miller, Mrs. V. R. Morris, Miss
Margaret Myers, Miss Esther
Phillips, Mrs. M. M. Sears, Mrs.
Carl Stone, Miss Helena Stotler,
Mrs. C. A. Trexel, Miss Ann
Warner, Mrs. E. G. Warner, Mrs.
Clyde Warrick, Mrs. Charles
Wright, Carl Babbs, Noble
Baughman, Leslie Berger, Ralph
Bope, Wendell Drummond, How
ell Hughes, Richard Humphreys,
Frank Hutcheson, George Nep-
tune, H. H. Stephenson, Carl
Stone, DIR. w II. Sutphen, and
Munro Veazie.
The girls choir includes Bet
ty Asher, Connie Asher, Mary
Ann Berman, Donna Gene Brad
ley, Betty Lou Eifinger, Ann
Fredritz, Claire Frye, Frances
Fulkerson, Mary Lou Grandstaff,
Janice Hand, Patty Haines, Mary
Ann Hall, Esta Hammond, Will
ma Howes, Clarice Howes, Wini-
fred Hum, Virginia Karshner,
Shirley Lamson, oJanne McDon-
ough, Betty Jane McGary, Betty
Ann McLeish, Caroline Picciril-
Ii, Leontine Purks, Joyce Ann
Redman, Mary Rickus, Eileen
Roof, Bonnie Schlosser, Jacque-
line Schlosser, Jeanne Smith, Sue
Ann Taylor, Nancy Thomas,
Ruth Thompson, Barbara Van
Fleet, jeanne Wendell, Jean
White, Virginia Wilson, with
Miss Nancy Beggs, accompanist
and assistant.