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New York SUGAR

NEW YORK, Oct. il P1.-World sugar
futures marked time today, awaiting new
business in Cuba's world quota raw sugar
market. Closing quotations were Y point
higher to ! lower on sales of $500 tons.
The domestic contract was inactive.
Raw and refined markets also were
quiet.
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U. S. Treasury Notes
NEW YORK. Oct. IL LY-Prices quoted
In dollars and thirty-seconds.
Chicago Produce

! CHICAGO. Oct II lP.-Butter. re-
I ceipts, 113.1SO: steadier; % score. 81
/ others unchanged eggs, receipts 3,43q
/ firm; fresh graded extra frsts, local and
! cars, "a: storage packed firsts, "a; others
/ UNCHANGED.
Government graded eggs. extras white,
| loose. As: cartons. AZ.
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Also extra or extras. g Declared or
paid so far this year. Paid last year.
Quotations furnished by National AsSo-
ciation of Securities Dealers. Inc, when
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or firm bids or oHers' put
should indicate approximate prices
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| ciation of Securities Dealers Inc. which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
| transactions and bids or offers but should
| indicate approximate prices. and unless
otherwise indicated, are as quoted by the
sponsors or issuerS.
Asterisk Indicates. mot quoted by
sponsors or issuers"
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Capital Securities
(Oyer-the- -Counter.) }

The following nominal bid and asked
quotations on Washington securities traded
been assembled for The Star by Washing
ton members of the National Association
of Securities Dealers, Inc.
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Corporate Earnings

NEW YORK, Oct IL GP.-Corporate
earnings reports during the week showing
profits per common share included:
August 81, Year.
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Government Bonds
Over the Counter

NEW YORK. Oct. IL L47.-Closing over
the-counter United States Government
bonds:
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Investing Companies

NEW YORK, Oct. II 1P.-National AS
sociation Securities Dealers, Inc:
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Washington Stock Exchange
Approximats
Yield 70
BONDS.


OCTOBER 10.
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Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK. Oct. II l1.-NatIonal AS
ISOLATION Securities Dealers. Inc:
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.
STOCKS.

& corp1 st 41.s
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BY the Associated Press.
The position Of the Treasury october compared
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Trade Reports at q Glance
,pecial Dispatch to The Star.

NEW YORK Octt 1A review of business by Dun BadStreett
Inc in the four divisions of wholesale and bbng retail trade manu-
featuring industry and collections showed uniform gains in all
cities all divisions this week compared with the coe-
spending period last
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Oct. 11-Dividends de-
clared. Prepared by the Fitch Publishing
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War Held Up to People
Representative Reece Declares
Congress Will Oppose Conflict

fought in the place and under con-
ditions most favorable to the people
of America, he contended.
Close study should be given to
what arms and ships we are able to
dispose of without endangering the
welfare of the American people, he
advised.
The people can no longer give
thought to personal questions in the
present situation. he continued.
when a soldier in battle thinks
of what may happen to him, his
usefulness is destroyed" Mr.. Reese
said. When an official regards the
political consequences or his acts,
his usefulness is also destroyed"
Representative Reece addressed
the club following musical program
presented by Mrs. David H. Kinch-
eloe of New York, who is the guest
of Mrs. Edward Campbell Shields,
third vice president Of the club. Mrs
Kincheloe was introduced by Mrs.
Thora HinshaW Seaton, chairman OF
music, and Representative Reece
was presented by Mrs. Shields.
Mrs. Edgar Boyd Kay, club presi-
dent. presided. Guests of honor in
cluded Mrs. Alben w. Barkley, Mrs
Finis j. Garrett, Mrs Edward E
Gam, Mrs. Samuel Hill, and Mrs
Alfred H. Tawresey. Presiding at
the tea tables were Mrs Harry l.
Englebright. Mrs j. Winthrop Pea
body and Mrs. Maurice H. Thatcher
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Executive Committee meeting.
Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae Chap
ter-Saturday, pm, Hotel 24OO,
founders day luncheon.
Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Chapter
Thursday, 8:15, with Mrs. A. G..
White, 1888 Kanawha street NV.
Greensboro College Alumnae-Tues-
day, 8 pm, 1886 Thirteenth street
NV, speaker, Mrs. H. M. Hick-
erson.
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union-Tuesday, 6 pm, E Street
Y. w. c. A., Iota Sigma Chap
ter dinner; book review by Mrs.
Richard Meadows; 8 pm. Wal
lace Memorial United Presbyterian
Church. Emma Sanford Shelton
Chapter; speaker, Mrs. Ida w.
Ramsey. Wednesday, 2 PM,
Georgetown Chapter, with Mrs.
H. E. Beatty, 1856 Wisconsin ave-
nue. NV.
Beta Sigma Phi-Tuesday, 7:45
pm, Lee Sheraton Hotel, Eta
Chapter. Wednesday, pm, Sher-
atom Hotel, Epsilon Chapter: 8
pm, Theta Chapter, with Miss
Evelyn Bryant, 2l24 1 street NV.
Thursday. 8 pm, 246O Sixteenth
street NV, Delta Chapter.
Junior Alliance-Tomorrow, 2 pm,
with Mrs. Carlton c. Duf1us, 260l
Calvert street NV.
Cultus Club-Tuesday, pm, Tilden
Gardens, luncheon.
Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae-Tues-
day, l pm, with Mrs. Owen L.
Scott; speaker, Mrs. Ta-chung
Liu. China Today"
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, District Society-Tuesday,
$50 pm, Continental Chapter,
Parrot Tea Room; guest of hon.
or, Mrs. Harry C. Oberholser,
State regent: 8 pm. chapter
house, Constitution Chapter meet
ing; speaker, Mrs. Roger Williams.
Womens Association of Universal
ist National Memorial Church
Thursday, 1:3o pm, with Mrs.
Henry c. Morris, 30O6 Albemarle
street NV, dessert, bridge and
games party.
Beta Sigma Omicron Alunnae-
Tuesday, with Mrs. A. Y. Willis,
Colonial Village, Clarendon, Va.
Doll Collectors Club-Saturday, / 80
pm, luncheon and meeting, Wes-
ley Hall.
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d. G.. Women Voters
To Hear DR.. Galarza

DR.. Ernesto Galarza. director Of
the Division Of Labor and Social
Planning of the Pan-American
Union, will speak on Mexico at the
joint meeting Friday of the Govern
ment and foreign policy study groups
Of the Voteless District League of
Women Voters.
Mrs. M. o. Lorenz will be hostess
to the groups and their friends at
her home, 35l0 Porter street NV,
at s pm, where Mrs. c. S. Duncan
will preside.
The department of Government
and its operation will meet Tuesday,
at 1890 am, at the league Office to
discuss industries and workers of
the District. AS part of a Know
Your Town" project, members will
discuss information on employment
opportunities. welfare and recrea-
tional facilities. work conditions and
unemployment compensation.
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Pen Women to Hold
Exhibition and
Tea Today

A tea and exhibition OF oil por-
traits done by Mrs. Angie Weaver
Wright, will open the weeks activi-
ties of the District branch of the
National League of American Pen
Women today in their Grafton Hotel
studio.
Mrs, George G. Gaydash is general
chairman of the tea, from 3 to 6
pm. Assisting will be Mrs. Leigh
Fairbanks, Mrs. Don G.. Moore and
Mrs. Rex H. RhoadeS. Co-hosteSses
with Mrs. Wright will be Mrs. G..
Chester Collision and Mrs. Charles
Mckinley Saltzman.
Nine. Basil de Toutorsky, accom-
panied by Miss Barbara Won Wald,
will present a group of Mexican
dances at the weekly fellowship lea
Wednesday from 3 to 6 pm. Mrs.
Richard l.. Disney and Frank l..
Abee will be co-hosts, assisted
by Mrs. James T. Watson, Mrs.
John H. Wallace, Miss Ann Celestine
Singleton and Mrs. Alba M Edwards.
Pouring at the tea table will be
Mrs. E. Richard GaSch, DR.. Frances
Moon Butts, Mrs. Charles Cleve-
land Tyler and Mrs. D. A. McDougal.
Discussion of the technique of
radio interview will be continued
at the regular radio workshop Tues
day at 8 pm. Friday at G pm, Mrs.
H. Lyle Campbell, president. will
preside at the monthly meeting of
the Executive Committee.
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Chevy Chase Forum
Will Debate Labor
And Defense Work

DR.. William M. Leiserson Of the
National Labor Relations Board will
serve as moderator of a debate on
Labor and National Defense" by
| a panel of Government officials, la
Dor leaders and employer repre-
sentatives Wednesday at $50 pm.
at the Chevy Chase Community
Forum.
Leifur Magnusson, former Wash
ington representative of the Inter-
national Labor Office, will be the
principal speaker at the forum,
which will be held at the Chevy
/ Chase Woman's Club.
1 Mrs. Mordecai Ezekiel, president
of the Washington League Of Wom-
en- Shoppers, and Mrs. William Kit
tie, chairman of the District Mini
mum Wage Board, are the women
on the panel.
/ Other panel members are DR..
Gustav Peck, Wages and Hours Ad-
ministration economist; Frank p.
Fenton, organization director Of the
American Federation of Labor: Lee
| Pressman, general counsel of the
| Congress OF Industrial Organiza-
/ tions, and Vincent P. Ahearn. ex-
ecutive secretary Of the National
Sand and Gravel Association.
/ Mrs. James V. Bennett is chair
man Of the committee arranging the
forum, third of a series.
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Federation Directors
Get Entertainment
Plan for Jubilee

Enthusiastic accounts Of enter
tainment planned for the golden
jubilee triennial convention Of the
General Federation of Women's
Clubs, to be held in Atlantic City
in May, were presented to the direc-
tors yesterday at the conclusion OF
the annual board meeting at the
Mayfower Hotel.
Mrs. Patrick Henry Adams, New
Jersey Federation president, an
nounced that an elaborate ice car
nival was the concluding event
planned for entertainment of the
visiting women. Loud speakers will
greet the delegates at the station
she continued, and a blimp will
carry a message of welcome
throughout their stay.
Invitations for the council meet
ing of the federation in 1912 were
received from indianapolis. Birm-
ingham, Ala, and Texas, which
suggested that the meeting be held
at Austin. Boston sent an invita-
ton for the 1943 council meeting
Additional invitations also may
come in at the Atlantic City con-
vention which will make the deci-
Sions.
Many of the directors remained
In the city over the weekend for
the inaugural festivities.
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Hadassah to Hear
Past President

Mrs. Moses P. Epstein of New
York. past president of National
Hadassah. will address two meet
ings of Washington Hadassah Tues
day at the Jewish Community
Center
Following her speech at a meet
ing at LAS pm. the past president
Of the Washington Chapter will sign
the Henrietta Sold 80th Anniver-
sary Book, which IS to be sent to
the founder of Hadassah In Pales-
tine.
Mrs. Philip Milestone will sing at
the meeting, Miss Charlotte Gusse
Eisler will play and Mrs. Benjamin
Francke lead the prayer.
In addition to her talk at an $50
pm. meeting of the business and
professional women's group there
will be discussion of the founders
life BY Miss Celia Arnold.
The Washington HadasSah Sing
ers will meet under the direction of
Cantor Adolph j. Weisgal of Ralti-
more on Wednesday at 1890 at the
center.
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Woman's City Club
To Hear Sinonson

Wilbur H. Simonson, landscape
architect of the Public Roads Ad-
ministration, who directed the
landscaping of the Mount Vernon
highway, will address the Woman's
City Club at pm. Tuesday.
Mr.. Simonson will illustrate his
talk on the importance of land
scaping design in highway develop
ment.
Also speaking at the club this
week will be Miss Martha Ellyn
who will talk on foods Thursday al
1890 pm, with Mrs. T. A. Sherman
presiding.
Other activities will include Red
Cross sewing tomorrow from 10 am.
to noon. the weekly card party un-
der the direction Of Mrs George B
Hartman at 1870 pm. Tuesday and
an oils exhibition by Frances Car
roll Todd until February 2.
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Discussing the possibility Of the
United States entering the European
war, Representative Reece, Repubn-
can, of Tennessee, said yesterday
a declaration of war would come
only as the result of a demand from
the people.
The greatest resistance to such a
declaration, he asserted, would be
met in the halls of Congress. where
every member he said, fully ap-
preciates the grave responsibility of
such an issue.
Representative Reece, who ad-
dressed the monthly meeting Of the
Political Study Club at the WASH
ington Club, stressed individual re-
sponsibility in the present crisis and
urged that opinions be formed by
thought and not by emotion. He
also urged that partisan issues be
forgotten.
Although it is to the interest of
America for Great Britain to win in
the present war, he said, it Is of the
greatest Importance for this country
to move with caution"
IF we get involved in this situa-
ton to the point where we become
active participants, We cannot look
to any other nation for help" he
warned. but must bear the full
responsibility of our act"
II war is inevitable, it should be
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Mount Holyoke
Club to Meet

The Mount Holyoke Club of
Washington will meet at 2:30 pm.
Saturday at the American Associa-
ton of University Women's Club,
with Miss Harriet Newhall, director
of the Board of Admissions of Mount
Holyoke College, as speaker. She
will show a new, colored motion
picture of the college.
Miss Cristine Charnstrom, pianist,
will play.
Hostesses for tea, which will be
served after the program are: Mrs.
w. c. Bowen, Mrs. Sumner K. Wiley,
Mrs. Henry F. Lerch, Mrs. H. M.
Colvin, Mrs. j. r. Hildebrand, Miss
Catherine S. Blakeslee and Miss
Dorothy Dyar.
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Alumnae to Meet

The founding of Kappa Alpha
Theta will be celebrated by the
Washington alumnae chapter at a
luncheon Saturday at pm. at the
Hotel 2400.
Mrs. E. Gillett Boyce, grand vice
president, and Miss Eleanor Dill
worth, last years national conven-
ton manager. both of Baltimore,
Md, and other members of the
Baltimore chapter will present en-
tertainment. Mrs Thomas L. Eagan
is handling tickets.
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Zonta Club Sponsors
Lecture on Travel
In South America

A lecture and technicolor pictures
on travel down the west coast of
South America to Chile will be
presented under the sponsorship of
the Zonta Club Thursday at Pierce
Hall by Mrs. Arletta P. Ahrens.
Mrs. Ahrens, who last spoke in
Washington before the National
Geographic Society, spends four
months each year in South America,
where she takes her own pictures.
She was with the Colombian En-
bassy for two years.
Mrs. Marion Hines Taylor will
direct the presentation, to begin at
8:15 pm. Assisting her are Miss
Adelaide Courtney Flanagan, Mrs.
Alice Fay, Miss Florence T'homp-
son, Mrs. Sarah Carrick and Miss
Anne Muddiman.
Among those who have taken
tickets are Miss Esther GUIDE. Mrs
Amelia Guide Thomas, Miss Eliza
beth Beresford. Miss Elizabeth N.
Haney, Dr.. Mildred w. Dickerson,
Miss Miriam Birdseye, Mrs. Joseph
E. Prescott, Mrs Frances Gutelius
Smith and Miss Emma T. Hahn.
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Therapy Unit Meets
FRIDAY Evening

The District of Columbia Occu-
pational Therapy Association will
hold its annual meeting Friday at
pm. at the Women's City Club
1856 Jackson place NV.
Modern Trends in Psychiatric
Treatment" will be discussed, with
motion pictures, by DR.. Alexander
Simon, senior medical officer of St.
EliZabeth's Hospital.
Mrs R. Thomas West of the Twen-
tieth Century Club will speak on
why We Selected Occupational
Therapy for Our Golden Jubilee
Project" Others who will speak
include Mrs. John A. Greene, direc-
tor of the Boston School of Occu-
pational Therapy, who will dis
Cuss development in Occupational
Therapy Student Training" and
Lois Sargent, o. T. R., of St. Eliza
beth's Hospital, who will speak on
"Occupational Therapy Habit Train
ing" illustrated with motion pic
lures.
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Marriage License
Applications

william tRs,TS Dg RqiS % Naval Air Station
Ho!Iinss IS sil I'll 5 St St. n NV; "H the Rev Rev.
Richard B, stott 80; 14a4 Fairmont st,
Girard st. W; judge Nathan Cayton.
Rev. Rye s. 'S..St W. Courts. 500 u ST. n'"' the
BENJAMIN c. Smith. So 2O3 E st. NV.
shs ana mary mary HasIngs s As 2o3 E st. NV;
Clarence A. Crutchheld,, 90; !621 East Cap
s ca1o sRo st tbs Ke7 M?HFf NJ aS Mu.n
and Lillian Ebie, %. Evansville, md.
-, Judge Fay L. Bentley.
Louise Weaver, is. sos st. NV; Judge
NV, and Catherine E Gillian. 26. 1875
Massachusetts, ave. NV; the Rev A. P.
Wills Es.Seth EEa%s Jackson Sol 80 D. lib 1is st. aRd
the Rev. Sylvester Moss
George N. James "a; 5ls A st. Sc. and
seTma seT n, FenarisE Prlssr Harrison Ark; the
Lonnie B. B.; Campbell eInI 3; 1133 Morse st.
densbure I'd ne; the Rev. z. A, Luckett.
Dor Doris E; PinkaTd. is, sisla ST. ne; the the
James mes w. oGsa Smith. GASea; 60 500 Massachusetts
4i5 18th ST. St. Sc; the Rev r. '2I,' j. [: XII IL
John , >. Mapsini. q. sss s cst s.v;. and
.,s.Tt the HseT.D sey D E, oTsdy u..n,
Nd, and Enc b. Horn. 10, 4os Seward Ward
50. Sc; the Rev. F. E. Sullivan
Norman L L; Hutson' 2l' I4l2 Morse st: ne,
s:fh19 Rs sh: E'! a5s. y hn@ans
St 1 nW y:fh the Rev. KoSn NJ E spith. a i'l' Chiffon
lanes Mcintosh 81. 1881 New Jersey ave
NV. and Beatrice Mitchell. l9: 1891
New Jersey ave. NV: the Rev. J. L. Ben
s5usSf:s e. e. sS4s soss s: St. nv NV tss
tel and Geneva Witherspoon, 80. Dallas
Tex. the Rev. R. H. Miller.
,.s,a y.nia lave. AYE Sc; the Rey G; r; ga9es
NV; the Rev. PatTiek Mccormick
sSs Vdesss r efnss so.s is &c &c S. st. NV
the Rev. G: H. Hamilton.
norman B. Williams. 25. ZOO Alabama ave
e ssot,srs and n Evelyn t6s &C. R.1 SSuser S2lo
George J, Goebsl, 43; Arlington, Va, and
NV; the Rev E. r. Arthur
Frederick W. Doak. "a, 4O25 22nd st. ne,
and Marie NJ condrey, 2se Albuquerque,
N Mex; the Rev; sSei1i,l. ri M Mussen'
Orrin Lewis Moore 2S. and Margaret Eliza
beth Mullinix. %, both OF GsitherSburg,
Md.
George r. Anderson, 80, and Daisy L.
Sugss, 8. both Of Washington.
Henry Rue Vance. 81, Doylestown. Pa. and
Gladys Eta Newcomb, "A, Takoma Park,
Nd.
Charles N. Harrington. 1s. and Barbara 3.
Cole. 19. both Of Alexandria, Va.
Welling. %. both Of Bethesda. Nd.
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Deaths Reported
Charles Karsten. AZ, Or

Charles Karsten, So. United States soldiesr
Edwin B., Settle, so. e2e virginia ave. sv,
Ethel Lubin. IS Gallinger Hospital.
Carrot D Wolf. IS. 1912 49th 81. nv
William r. Shaw. II, 4321 Van Ness ct.
Tillie cooperstein. 20. 171s Lincoln I'd. ne.
John A. Pitzsimmons, 20, 3212 7th st. a O.
Adella Hunt, 20, 903 Hamlin 81. ne
John L. Hammack, 81, 1914 Lawrence ct.
Marsaret A. Walker. ee. 1919 sth st. s.v.
Annie kammerow. 65. 1925 Spring I'd.
Ferdie Hobbs, "a, 3s1e 7th st. NV
Emma M. Wurtzoacher. 81. $500 Colorado
ave. NV
Annabeile NJ Luckett. SO. 1919 Rhod.
Island ave. NV.
James Sours 81. Emergency Hospital,
Ellen Schrum, So. 69-A Bates st. NV
James 4; Donlesvy' so. Walter Reed Cen
Mabel E. stieglitz. Al. 2s17 42nd st. NV.
RICHARD H. Howard. 81. st. Eisabeth's
Frances Loveless. %. Gallinser HOSPITAL
Edward F; Gsllssher' jr. (infsnb. Chill
John H; Trunsower dnfsnD, Georg.town
Richard Simpson (infano. 1923 Mors. st.
Laura S. Genies, 20 Gallinser HOSPITAL
Rose M Mshoney, 81, 1884 18th st. NV,
Joseph Hunter, 66. Freedmen's Hospital.
Albert williams. 55. Gallinger Hospital.
James Thomas ~. Gallinger Hospital
Curtis Rutherford %. 617 ST. NV
Clarence Bailey. IS, Freedmen's Hospital
Infant Doe, found. rear 1927 N. J. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1941-01-19
Mrs. George Mccain
Will Attend Session
In New York

Mrs. George E. McCann. director
general of the National Society of
New England Women and a men,
ber Of the Phyllis Lyman Colony. is
among local society members who
will attend the 46th anniversary
celebration of the organization Fri
day at the Hotel Astor, New York
City.
Mrs. Roy c. Bowker, president of
the Lyman Colony, also will attend,
as will Mrs George L. Palmer. past
registrar general of the national
society, and Mrs Oliver w. Holmes
of White Plains, N. Y, national flag
chairman.
Speakers at the banquet. preceded
by meeting of the Board of Man
agement Thursday, will be William
E. Haskell of the New York Herald
Tribune on Freedom of the Press
and Foreign News and Joseph
Carleton Beal, educational director
of the Boy Rangers of America, on
The Fifth Column in America"
Plans will be formulated at the
celebration for the society's 28th an
nual congress in Boston, Mass, May
1915.
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Civic and Study Clubs

pressions From the Island Of Ha-
Voters - Tuesday, 1890 am,
league office, government and OPP
Grafton group; subject, indus
tries and Workers of the Dis
trict; 2 pm, league office, gov
ernment and economic welfare
group; speaker, Sol Nelson, Fair
Trade Legislation" Wednesday,
2 pm, league Office, foreign policy
group, concluding study of Latin
America. Friday, 1:30 pm, league
Office, education group. "The Pu-
pill; 8 pm, foreign policy group,
with Mrs. M. o. Lorenz, 3510
Porter street NV: speaker, DR..
Ernesto Galarza, Mexico"
Woman's City Club, 736 Jackson
place N.W.-Tomorrow, 10 am. to
noon, Red Cross sewing. Tuesday,
1:3O pm, card party; 5 pm,
speaker, Wilbur H. Simonson,
Landscape Design in Highway
Development: 8 pm, bridge.
Thursday, 1890 pm, homemak-
ers' luncheon; speaker, Miss Mar
tha Ellyn, Platter Chatter" Fri
day, $50 pm, bridge.
Washington Club-Tuesday II am,
speaker, John v. Hansen, I'm
pressions from the Islands Of Ha-
waiia";; Wednesday, pm, lunch
con and cards.
Excelsior Literary Club-Tuesday, l
pm, with Mrs. Alice v. Creque,
1922 wyoming avenue NV.
Capitol Hill History Club-Wednes-
day, 1890, Highlands; speakers,
Mrs. Raymond v. Root, Relief,
Security and Obligations, and
Mrs. Harry F. Patterson, Cleo
patra and Caesar.
American Association of University
Women-Tomorrow, 4 pm, club
tea; speaker, the Greek Minister,
Mr.. C. P. Diamantopoulos; 7:30
pm, creative writing group. Tues
day, $50 pm, Spanish study
group. Wednesday, 10 am, con-
sumner group; II am, social well
fare group; 7:30 pm, sketching
group. Thursday, II am, book re-
view; 1915 pm, constitutional
seminar; 2 and $50 pm, Spanish
study; 8 pm, art appreciation
group; speaker, Ruel Pardee Tol-
man. Friday, 7:45 pm, duplicate
contract bridge. Saturday, noon,
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Mrs. Dixon to Honor
Fire Auxiliary Heads

Mrs. Thomas Dixon, former presi-
dent Of the District of Columbia Fire
Department Auxiliary, will enter
tain in honor of the new officers
tomorrow in her home at 4515 Kan
Sas avenue NV.
Mrs. Elsie beavers was installed
as president by Mrs. Harmon Chap
man following presentation of a
diamond dinner ring to Mrs. Dixon
by the auxiliary.
Others installed include Mrs.
Ralph Wilson, vice president; Mrs.
Ernest William Howard. secretary
and treasurer; Mrs. Hetty Owens,
chaplain, and Mrs. A. J. Lipske,
color bearer. Mrs. Logan Woolard
succeeds Mrs. Dennis Reilly as sew
ing chairman.
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Doll Collectors Club
To Meet SATURDAY.

The new Doll Collectors Club,
organized early this month to study
the history and types of dolls and
their costumes, will hold luncheon
at 1:3O pm. Saturday in Wesley Hall.
About 20 members who wanted to
"get dolls out of boxes" attended the
first meeting of the group. Mrs.
Virginia Woodin was elected pres
ident; Mrs. Laura Waters, vice
president; Mrs Kathryn Rodgers,
secretary, and Miss Josephine Garri-
son, treasurer.
The group hopes to bring together
private collections of dolls in WASH
ington and vicinity. One of its
members, Mrs Warner Frantz, has
over 600 dolls and the president
also has a large collection.
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Series to Be Ended

The final concert In a series of
four by the Chamber Music Guild
Quartet will be held Tuesday
at the Carlton Hotel at 8:45 pm.
The program includes the Quartet
in D Major" by Respighi, the first
of three quartets by the Italian
master, who is best known for his
symphonic works The other selec-
ton is "Quatuor Cordes. Op. 81"
by the contemporary Polish -Ameri-
can composer, Tadeusz Jarecki.