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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-02-06
Economy

If expense travel vouchers
mean anything, a lot of Uncle
Sans business during winter
months is being transacted in
Florida.
Last winter more than 700
Federal employees were in the
Everglade State at one time, at
government expense, General
Accounting Office officials told
a House Appropriations SUBJ
committee this week.
1t was also disclosed that the
government had paid for 13
$3.50 radio-phonograph sets
which have been installed in the
homes of Federal Communica-
tions Commission members for
"test purposes"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-02-06
VANATTA
(By Harold Wood. Jr.)

Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Reynolds
and daughter Juanita and Mrs.
Mamie Hughes called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Wright and family
Of Utica, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kasson
spent Thursday evening with
Mr.. Walter Dixon and family.
D. w. Dunn, James Dunn and
family were dinner guests Sun
day at Homer Elshem and fam
lily.
Mrs. Alice Hile and son John
Jr. called on her mother Mrs.
Stanley George at Newark.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-02-06

Describes How TON JON
Brought New Health and Hap
piness By Relieving Sour Acid
Stomach, Heavy Feeling, Bill
iOusness and Nervousness.
Mrs. Dana Hines, native of
Lancaster, residing on Ohio ave-
nue., who feels so well after long
years of misery, gave the fol-
lowing endorsement of TON
JON. Here is what she said:
"For 20 years | had been suffer-
ing from trouble in my stomach,
such as gas, bloating and acid
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-02-06
Shipbuilding To
Create 100000 Jobs

The nations huge shipbuilding
program will create a half mil
lion new jobs by June, 1912, the
Department of Labor estimated
this week. Half that number
will be employed directly in the
shipyards, and the others will
be added in factories, mines and
railroads, producing and trans
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-02-06
Lady In Fine Spirits Since
20 Years. Suffering Is Relieved

risings. After eating I'd feel
very uncomfortable for there
was heavy feeling in the pit of
my stomach. | was so nervous.
| just couldn't sleep, many times
I'd awaken in the morning with
headache, felt tired and worn
out and during the day dizzy
feelings would rush over me,
spots would float before my
eyes and sharp shooting pains
settled in my back. | was con-
stipated so bad that | had to
take laxative every night.
MY brother suggested | take
TON JON but | didn't have
much faith in medicine, for all
other kinds would relieve me
only temporarily and my trou-
bles would come back on me af-
ter | had quit taking them. That
is why it has been better than a
month since / took my last dose
of TON JON for | wanted to
see if this trouble would come
back before / gave my testi-
monial, but am now complete
ly free in my mind of the least
doubt of what TON JON will
do, for | am able to sleep we'll,
not bothered in the least with
gas and constipation and my
nerves are entirely quieted. Who
wouldn't want others to get the
same relief? My advice to you
if you suffer is take TON JONI.
What TON JON did for this
lady it will also do for you, so
don't delay, visit the TON JON
Health Representative at
the Evans Drug Store,
Warden Hotel Block,
- Newark, Ohio, and let
him tell you all about
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-02-06
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

NOT7CE OF APPOINT'MENT
Estate of Jennie Camp, deceas
ed Notice is hereby given that
Elmer H. Camp, Newark, Ohio, mas
been duly appointed as AdEaHs -
traitor of the Estate of Jennie
Camp deceased, late of Licking
County, Ohio. Dated this 31st day
of January, 1941
HENRY c. ASHCRAFT,
Judge of the Probate Court,
= 6-13-20 Licking County, Ohio.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-02-06

porting materials for ship con-
struction, the department pre-
dicted.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-02-06

FOR RENT-Room and Board
in private home. Convenient
to Owens. Large, warm, nicely
furnished rooms. Home cook
ing. 181 Hudson Ave., Phone
34462. F6
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-02-06
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

SEE LEO REICHERT for your
next insurance policy. Only
the best accredited companies
represented. Auto, Fire, House
hold, Windstorm, Liability Insur-
ance that insures. Leo Reichert
Insurance Agency, 256 Woods
Avenue, Phone 28733. d 81 If
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-02-06
Dykstra and the Draft

By special permission from the editor of Golfers
zine The Newark Leader reprints the editorial Dykstra
and the Draft which appeared in the February issue of
that publication. The editorial follows:
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-02-06
mUaQ0
FOR SALE

FOR SALES room house, 305
S. Williams street, next to
Moundbuilders State Park. Not
modern. Lot 45x150 ft. Fred
Atherton, phone 47711. j % F 13
FOR SALE: Old style buffet in
good condition. Cheap.-Mrs.
M. A. Farquhar, 238 Everett
avenue. J30-F6,13
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08

WHAT AN asset to be able
to singl You have such fun
yourself and you give such
pleasure 10 others. And with
proper training even the tiniest,
most unpromising voice can be
made to blossom out.
Perhaps you're the type who
likes to hum a little tune in
private but who firmly protests
I'D never make a singer! Not
only could you learn to enchant
friends with your singing, but
IN your bath. around the house
you can easily do the simple ex-
ercises that will increase the
range of your voice, improve its
tonal quality.
Our 24-page instruction book,
WAKE UP AND SING, gives
simple exercises to help you de-
velop your breathing, resonance
and range. Explains the ele-
ments of music, advises on a
professional singing career.
Book is Sl5 by II inches and
includes four complete songs
for practice.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in
coins for this booklet to the De-
troit Times Home Institute.
1925 Times Square. Detroit,
Mich. Please be sure to write
plainly your name, address and
title of booklet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
January Good Housekeeping
Filled With Good Things
By IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
WOmen's Editor, The Detroit Times

WHAT WITH the no day
hustle having absorbed us since
away last November. we'd al
most forgotten what fun il is to
spend a whole evening with the
magazines. Good Housekeeping
for j uary is delightful /. :.
starting out with a brief edi-
torial by Jan Struther. who
wrote Mrs. Miniver." It's en-
titled What Else Could I
Wish For?"
What else could I wish for?
The very wording of this ques-
ton, which the editors of Good
Housekeeping have asked me TO
answer, shows that they know
as well as 1 do how exception
ally lucky l am.
Il am lucky because I have
been able to bring my two
younger children over here to a
friendly and peaceful country. 1
am lucky because my husband
and son, in England, are we'll.
busy, and full of the highest
spirits.
Il am lucky because all my
greatest friends are still unhurt,
and still somehow find time to
write letters. 1 am lucky be-
cause-though this seems, by
comparison, strangely unimpor-
tant-our house, furniture, and
books in London are so far I'M
damaged.
Want More
with all these riches, per-
haps L ought to be content. But
l am not content: l want more.
/ want a world in which every
woman in every country can
send her children off to school
in the morning with nothing
slung over their shoulders eX-
cept a Satchel of books.
Il want a world in which
every man in every country can
come home at a reasonable hour
after a days decently paid work
and see the lights shining from
his own unconcealed windows as
he turns the corner of the road.
Il want a world in which
people can spend their Satur-
days and Sundays, if they want
to, digging in gardens that are
not half blocked up by afraid
shelters; in which they can talk
on any subject they like, freely
and without fear, to their neigh
bors over the fence; and in
which, when they plant a bulb
in the Autumn. they stand a
fair chance of being there to see
the flower in the Spring.
Above all, l want a world in
which children can play in the
parks. or in the fields, or on the
beaches, without having to turn
their faces up to the sky except
to look at d rainbow or an odd
shaped cloud.
That's all I wish for. AS
things are at present, it must
sound as though l were wishing
for the moon. But it is only by
wishing for the moon that one
can get anything done at all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Bold Prints Are Appearing
On Fashion Horizon
BY JOAN DEAN

NESS COUNTS in
prints today. II a print is not
vivid of design and brilliant Of
coloring il is soon passed over.
A nd quickly forgotten. The
prints you'll remember land the
ones you'll buy) are prints with
personality.
Prints with a story, they're
the la test editions of Latin
American inspired fashions. And
-as-saeir, they're blossoming out.
They're lush with tropical flow
ers, huge, splashy blooms that
are eye-catching and eye-filling.
NAMBY-PAMBY designs are
as dated as last years shawl
No more eekly indefinite
scroifs-prissy patterns-are al
lowed. Vitality and vigor are
the qualities admired in 1871
prints. And the colors - ooh,
they're gorgeous!
Wild colors. primitive in their
appeal. are advocated. T he
tropical flower and fruit MOTHS
from Mexico and South America
appear in their natural gay coll
orings. Bright reds and yellows.
puppies and green's blues and
chartreuse 49, these are some of
the native color combinations,
MOTIFS ARE either widely
separated. spaced with plenty of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08


sional and many other lines of
endeavor should move forward
rapidly, efficiently. Fine day for
you with productive ability.
SEPT. % TO OCT. IS
Librd-The tools and equip
ment are sharpened and ready,
waiting for you to put them to
good use. Encouraging rays for
important and minor matters,
also for domesticity, romance.
OCT. % TO-NOV. 22
Scorpio-Great mental and
physical activity indicated and
favored. Especially sponsored:
selling. buying, advertising, man
ufacturing, investigating, analyz-
ing and preparing important
papers and work. Be creative,
constructive.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
S0gittdrius - Equally favor
able for starting new enterprises,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08


For Thursday, January Q.
MARCH 81 TO APRIL 20
>Aries-There are days when
one may want to feel pessimistic.
Today may be one of those days,
= but if you have the right faith
and sturdy fibre, plus determina-
ton, you'll forge ahead knowing
that the future will be good.
APRIL Fl TO MAY 20
Taurus-Benefcial indications
for you folks, especially you
born before May 6. All are urged
to explore every possibility for
advancement in your own line
and in other activities that will
develop you mentally, spiritually
and physically.
MAY 2f TO JUNE FL
CENT For business and
other practical matters the plan
etary aspects are favorable BUT
be careful in your personal
Observation-Disclosures and
overconfidence can cause misun-
derstandings, perhaps needless
errors and waste.
JUNE 22 TO JULY 25
Cancer-Many privileges and
opportunities are yours today and
the best way for you to show
your capability and worth will
be to appreciate and to use
them. Industrial, mechanical,
financial interests favored.
JULY ~ TO AUGUST %
Leo-You should be a rugged,
progressive somebody this exhil-
arating, benfcent day. No mat
ter your particular job, do it
briskly and well. You're in for
gains and advancement if you do.
AUG. % TO SEPT. IS
Virgo - Splendid indications
for you, too. Artistic, profess
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Daily Set
Do this set daily.

Do this set daily.
Lie on the back on the
floor with the knees flexed and
the feet on the floor. Begin by
pulling up and in with the
lower abdominal muscles as you
push the small of the back down
against the floor. Relax and
repeat 10 times. Later, from
the same position, try to keep
the upper back on the floor as
you roll the hips over to one
side, resting them on floor, and
pointing knees down, hard.
Come back to position and roll
10 the other side.
-Eie face downward on the
floor. stretched to full extern
sion - legs straight down on
floor, arms straight up on floor.
Now, rock from side to side,
across the abdomen.
again, face downward on
floor, legs straight down, arms
straight down on floor at sides.
Flex knees and reach back with
hands and grasp ankles, then
pull. This effort should raise
upper part of trunk off floor in
a backward bend that stretches
and strengthens the abdominal
girdle and reduces diaphragm
bulge. Relax and repeat six
times.
Tomorrow-how TO give your
waist a good trimming in short
order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08

about the earth on which we
live"
AND A PAGE of verse, as
usual. by Ted Malone one
which catches our eye is en-
titled:
Love Story
Great-Grandfather is very old
Nearly a hundred years, I'm told.
Once when nobody else was
there,
I tiptoed up to the old mans
chair. p
He was whispering. sad and
slow:
Mary =. dear Mary -. I loved
you So"
l left as quietly as I came.
Mary wasn't Great Grand
mothers name.
ReeoIleefions!
THERE'S A PIECE by Kath-
crime Brush about the good
old days, m aiming less than
three years ago when one
could go to Europe on a holiday
8. sailing happily on any old
ship Paris looked like all
the post cards, and at night
they lighted it with softly fuzzy
golden lights and pink ones like
powder puffs women were
smart in tight black dresses,
and the streets were gay with
trees and awnings and the
hairdressers shampooed your
hair with perfume.
I'm Germany the towns looked
swept and scrubbed and immac-
ulate and the Black Forest was
full of bicyclists and the Alps
looked like ice cream cones :.
and on the tops of the Simplon
Pass and the Bremen Pass and
the other high ones. the children
of the mountain peasants stood
shyly by the roadside and sold
you sprigs of eidelweiss."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
BY FRANCES
DRAKE


tttooh rs, ACCORDING 20 the STARS,
carrying on familiar ones, COM
plotting orders and expanding
where necessary. Employers and
workers should work shoulder to
shoulder for success and har-
mony.
DEC. 20 TO JAN. 2f
Cdpricorn-More attention to
details and close coordination of
talents and capability will be
necessary here but the results
will be worth the effort. Be
patient in personal issues.
JAN. % TO FEB. 20
AQuarius - Scientists, inven-
tors, educators, students, you
employed in the manufacture of
intricate machinery and tools
and other industrial workers are
particularly favored. A respon-
sive, friendly day.
FEB. II TO MARCH 20
Pisces - You may find per-
sonal matters less favored than
general business and PROPOSE
tons of concern to the public.
Good period for conferences. dis
cussions, plans, stocktaking.
4 CHILD born on this day
has splendid Characteristic
dependability, ambition, courage,
perseverance. 1t can succeed in
almost any undertaking. Espe-
cially suited to work that brings
it in contact with the public.
Must overcome a tendency to
domineer others.
1871. king Features synd, Ine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08

air around. as the painters say.
TO give them Importance, or are
blended in most artistic man
ner. In the latter prints, flowers
melt suavely into leafy bowers.
And designs are large Big and
ever bigger grow the blooms
Bright relief is provided by
prints featuring about "a diff
ferent tints. the colors standing
out against a dark ground.
Brown backgrounds are gaining
in popularity, though black is
more frequently favored. An
earth brown shade is the
newest.
WEARABLE LITTLE frockS.
these look new and fresh for
town right now and will be just
as attractive some weeks hence.
The colorful prints are offered
in soft styles. with smoothly
draped hips and smooth shoul-
ders. and skirts that appear
straighter in spite of their full
ness.
It's easy 10 find accessories TO
accompany them. since you can
pick any color in the print TO
emphasize. And the new flow
cred hats are perfect with flow
cred dresses. of course. Sweet
ness and light. you'll shed. when
you doff your furs to show such
a dress.
AN ART PRINT you'll love
has blended green leaves and
blues and puppies in its design,
with wonderful mauvish pink
roses on deep blue. Also comes
with browns and orangy-yellow
predominating. II has a lovely
swa h d long waistline and
front fullness in the skirt.
Equally soft and flattering is
a black crepe decorated with
gorgeous bouquets of vivid South
American blossoms. including
orange-red daisies and yellow,
white and blue flowers with
touches of bright green. This
,frock has the elbow length.
twisted sleeves. shirred fullness
in front of skirt and medium
high neckline preferred. 4 black
velvet ribbon belt accents the
slim waist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08

EASY CROSS stitch that looks like applique makes these
towel motifs coorul Do the fruits and vegetables bright
colors kitchen atmospheric Pattern 227 contains
pattern averaging sx10 illustrations
of stitches; materials required; color schemes.
Send TEN CENTS for this pattern to the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department 1925 Times Square, Detroit Mich
Owing regulations orders for patterns to Canadian
destinations be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Old Age Isn't
A M after
Of Years
BY IDA JEAN KAN

AGE ISN'T a matter of years
its the fiendish combination
OF hardening of the arteries and
softening OF the muscles. Well,
never mind about your arteries,
but what's happened to that
nice, strong muscular girdle you
used to have?
If you have allowed these
muscles to stretch and grow
slack, they can no longer hold
your figure in line-you've got
the middle-aged spread. With
just 10 minutes of daily exer-
else. you could have kept your
natural girdle in fine shape.
Reconstruction Work
How long it will take you to
get back into form depends on
several things: how much fat
has infiltrated into the muscu-
lar fibers. how good your pos
ture IS, whether you got plenty
of exercise when you were
growing up. and on how long it
has been since you have exer-
cised at all A diet will take
care of the fat amidships but
you will still need the special
exercises to tone the muscles as
fat is removed.
Having a perfect posture is
mild, constant exercise, and
there is one rule we'll worth
knowing, for it works for you
all the time. 1t is to simply
pull UP with the abdominal
muscles in sitting, standing and
walking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-08
Three-Week Diet
SEVENTH DAY
BREAKFAST

SEVENTH DAY
BREAKFAST
Galleries
orange Juice = glass $3.50, s.-.. 50
Poached egg on hin slice toast, L
IN trfftrf So Nv
Gomez, clear .....'..t-....... =.
2a5
LUNCHEON
Gri1ed steak on bun tfat trimmed
on ....... s......t.. ....-.- 90 M
String beans, 1 cup $1,000. ..t... 30
skim milk or buttermiik .........., 50
so
DINNER
Boston baked beans, cup ......... 27a
Crisp bacon. 2 strips .............. 80
Sliced tomato and lettuce (yinegar,
seasoning) ...... .......s.....- -
Whole wheat bread. l slice ...... IS
Butter, / pat. z. inch thick. ....... 50
Fresh fruit ........s...t...'.. 100
SIS
Total Galleries for day ..........1. $50
Supplement daily menu with one
vitamfn A. y. c, u capsule
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Vocational Leaders
Address Rockville ParIey
BY Staff CORRESPONDENT of The Star.

By Staff Correspondent of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, March 26.-
Leaders in specialized vocational
fields gathered here yesterday to
address the first annual vocational
conference sponsored by the Rich
ard Montgomery High School and
attended by $50 students who are
soon to graduate.
The program was arranged by
Ralph Keller, vocational counselor
of the local school. The senior
grade students of the Gaithersburg
High School were present as guests.
The upper classmen held a gen.
eral assembly at $50 am. to hear
DR.. Mitchell Dreese of George
Washington University give talk.
Mrs. Mae E. Howard of the Mary
land State Employment Service
followed.
Six discussion groups were formed
in classrooms and each was re-
peated to give all students an op-
portunity to hear at least two fields
of endeavor discussed.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
BY the Associated Press.

ANNAPOLIS, March 26.-Routine
proceedings Of the Legislature yes
terday were:
SENATE.
Reconvened at 3:25 pm. March
"a. legislative day..
Recessed at 3:47 until $50 pm.
Reconvened at 6:02 pm.
Reconvened at 6:43 pm. until 8
pm.
Recessed at 1928 pm.
Adjourned at 900 pm. (end legis-
lative day of March "a.
Convened at 9:10 pm. Legislative
day of March Is.
Bills Passed,
s. B. 43s tBy Marbury)-University of
,.as: sis' ~ :. tIs t1s''i itsy wiln.r,-Meehanios'
8. 3. 4Is lBy Wilmer)-charlotte Hall.
s: B. 46o CBy Davis)-crueity to ami
s 3. 52e tBy Dorsey>-school buses.
a.: T. lS tBy Meyers ct al)-Food
Il. p. $50 tBy T H Houck)-"Press"
H B.. 4s1 5By whit.)-university of
Maryland
H. B. 5s2 By Lee)- Penal instltu-
tions.
II. B. 500 tBy Gill ct al)-County
H. B. $40 (By Gill ct aLl-Dog taxes
H. B. 576 tBy Prince Georges Dele
Eationl-Deputy sherins.
H. B.. 61S (By Anne Arundel Delega-
tionl-Trial magistrates
H. B. 655 tBy Gill ct al)-Memorial
parkways.
II. 3. e57 (By Gill ct al.)-Motor IL
II b. $40 atBy Gill ct al.y-Justises Of
H. B. e71 tBy Gill ct alo-Jusrices Of
peace.
q. .. e7z Dy Gin ct al)-Building
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Dinner Tomorrow Night
To Honor Brooke Lee

E. Brooke Lee, Montgomery County
Democratic leader and member of
the Maryland House of Delegates,
will be honored tomorrow night at a
legislative dinner sponsored by the
Takoma Park Democratic Club.
The dinner will be held at Carvel
Hall in Annapolis and the entire
delegations from Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties will attend.
An entertainment program has
been arranged by committee head
ed by F. Byrne Austin and including
Ben G.. Wilkinson, Luke Bennett,
Hucks Ware, Judge Ralph G. Shure,
Walter Griffin and Earl Griffith.
Invited guests include Gov.
O'Conor, Maryland Secretary of
State Francis Petrott, Maryland At
torney General William C. Walsh,
Preston Lane, Democratic commit
teeman; President Arthur Brice of
the State Senate and House Speaker
Thomas O'Conor.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Maryland Assembly Routine

e. 3, & s. S6 sBs ~ Gil III Ct ai5@eounty na
Recessed at 11:o4 pm. until /
pm. today.
HOUSE.
Convened at 1855 pm.
Recessed at 1877 pm. until 4 pm.
Reconvened at Ais pm.
Bills Passed.
H. B. 463 tBy Misunderstanding to
nonresident motor vehicle operators Ii
censeS. ...,s..,
H. B. 617 (By cordish) Providing
dent insusanee rs sap sHs p0l,eeT f to
H. B. 177'(By Novak)-Resulating bar
II. B. ,7o5 (By Novak and KosakowskD-
-nI II nis. E. zss !By pessrs,mRel.tins @ to
Il. B. 21f (By Prince Georges Delesa-
tion)-Revisfrg Bladensburg ,chartefD
tionaessns ss to rfs of ssr
II; B. 4s4SBy Prince Georges Delesa-
tsns s6a cera f. 9ssss assds and fayss asse
aeHrsfs r. s. lSSpty ssp S1y Prince Georges pelesa-
H. B. $40 (By Prince Georges Delega-
tion)-Authorizin school bond issue.
H. B. 747 (By Prince Georges Delega-
improvements loan.
H. B. 749 (By Prince Georges Delega-
tion)-Relating to justices of the peace.
II. B. 627 (By White)-Relating to alco-
holic beverages.
S. B. 305 (By Gorhne)-Relating to
T $. B. s57 SBy Roe)-Relatins to oeedi-
ence to trafic-controI devices
s. B. 365 CBy Sduierl--Pensions.
Resolution Introduced.
H. j. r, SO CBy Eonlon4-Thankine
the National GeoEraphic Magazine for
MARYLAND article.
Adjourned at $40 pm. until 1880
pm. today.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Montgomery 4-H Club
Dinner at Guithersburq
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
GAITHERSBURG, Md, March 26.
The annual Montgomery County
All Club banquet will be held at
Epworth Methodist Church here to-
morrow night. Rufus B. King,
assistant county agent, and Miss
Edythe M. Turner, home demon
Stration agent, will be in general
charge.
George Lechider of Rockville,
president of the Maryland Council
of All Clubs, will be POSTMASTER
and Al Club members who will
participate in the program include
George Craver, president of the
Montgomery County All Senior
Council; Elizabeth Speck, Nellie
Crayer, Dorothy johnson, Robert
Gray, Edwin c.. Fry, Washington
White, Warren Howes, George
Crawford. Patricia Browning and
Mildred Wallach