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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-21
POULTRY
(Bazley's Market
Legal Notices
DANCE HALL oRDINANoI
Buying Prices)

ORDINANCE so. 1873
An ORDINANCE TO REGULATE
PUBLIC DANCES ANB TO LICENSE
AND REGULATE PUBLIC DANCE
HALLS IN THE CITY or YPSI
LANTI
The Common Council OF the city
Of HpslIauu urdaln.
Section !. DEFINITIONS The
term Public Dance" 80 used In this
ordinance shall mean and Include
any dance or ball to which admIz-
sion may be had by the payment Of
u foe or By the purchase. possession,
or presentation 81 ticket or token
obtained for money or other vaIua-
bio thing. or IN which charge e.
other property. or any other dance
or any party where dancing IL held
before or after program 81 some
other nature than dancing 10 which
any Of tie hubble generally NAV gaIn
admission With or without the my.
ment OF fee
TIE term public Dance UaII" az
used In this ordinance shall mean and
include any room place, space or
pfatform I'm which "A uubilc dance NAV
he held. or any nail or Arademv In
which classes In dancing are held or
Instruction I'm dancing given for hire.
Tho term "priyata Dance" AZ used
In mis- ordinance shall mean and IN
Guide any dance given AT any nome
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Municipal Court

In the court OF Justice \. NJ VAN
dersali today. James L.Curris jack
son. paid a fine OF $40 for reckless
driving Russell Davis, 246S Y.
MICHIGAN Ave. paid $40 on a dior
derby charge. Fines OF So were paid
ty Mitchell J.. Baldwin, Ypsilanti.
for improper driving and Lawrence
+. Doe. Milan, for improper pass
ing
Other fines amounted to S24.i0.
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In The Sick Room

Miss Esther Senff has recovered
very well from the recent accident
she had, except that she is not yet
able to bend her thumb.
Miss Lena Shaw has recovered
partial consciousness after her traf-
fic accident at the week end in De-
troit.
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Births

Son: To Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Wall, Belleyille, Friday a Boyer
Hospital. Weight Z pounds.
Daughter: to Mr.. and Mrs. George
McKim. Route 3, Friday at Boyer
Hospital. Weight, 6/pounds, S1a
ounces.
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I pSiLdnti Briefs
Tire Stolen

Tire Stolen
One stolen tire and the attempt
ed theft OF another was reported
to city police Friday. Russell Redda-
way, 2l2 Summit St. discovered
the spare tire missing from HIS car
Friday night. John Wolf. 1905 Col
legewood Dr., reported an attempt
TO steal a tire from his car Friday
afternoon at the city parking lot
when he found the hub cap on the
ground.
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ANNOUNCE TOTAL

Grand Rapids, Mich. Nov. I'll
AP- Total contributions and
pledges OF S76--aa7f-1o the Grand
Rapids and Kent County war chest,
compared to the quota OF S563.793.
were announced at victory dinner
here Friday night after a Today
campaign.
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Tonight
NBC-7 90 Moan Webster Says;
see Abie's Irish Rose,
$50 Truth or Consequences;
500 Barn Dance,
$3.50 Can You Top this;
1918 Dick Powell
CBS-7:00 Peoples Platform.
1880 Bob Hawk Quiz;
$3.50 Hobby Lobby;
800 Hit Parade;
9:45 Jessica Dragonette.
1915 Soldiers With Wings.
BLU-7:30 Sing for Dough:
Sis Edward Tomlinson. new
time;
800 Green Hornet;
$3.50 Spotlight Bands,
1000 Yankee Doodle Minstrels;
l0:45 Freedom Bridge, English
and American Warworkers.
MBS--S:0O American Eagle Club
$50 This is the Half Hour;
800 Chicago Theater Mile Mo
diste";
1918 Saturday Bandwagon.
Sunday
TALKS-MBS-l p. m. Reviewing
Stand viii Air Power VIM;
NBC-2:30 p. m. Roundtable
Crisis Administration:
BLU-3:15 Wake Up Forum
Postwar Employment;
MBS-S:00 Forum Overtime Pay
in Wartime.
NBC-2:00 Sammy Kaye Sere.
made;
$3.50 Official Army Hour.
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LONDON-lNS-The British ad-
miralty, on behalf Of the British
and United States governments. to-
day proclaimed the whole Medittr-
ranean area, exclusive OF Turkish
and Spanish territorial waters,
dangerous to shipping.
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Butter and EGGS

Detroit, Mich. Nov. Ell
BUTTER-45-45&c ID.
EGGS Whites Grade A large
50-5li4c; medium, 43-43i4c; small
$50. L. S. standards tGrade b.
large, Assoc: medium, 42c: L. $.
grades (Grade C). large. 36iac;
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an coIIens PartY
Congress

Continued from Page One)
men total up against military ne.
cessiy. a direct appeal will be made
to President Roosevelt by mid
week to postpone nationwide ra.
tloning until at least Jan. l.
I'VE have an open mind on this
question" Committee Chairman
Clarence F. Lea (D) Cal. said
we will hold hearings Monday
and Tuesday and II the facts war.
rant an immediate report we will
not hesitate to make H."
The .rebelllnE congressman, 70
OF whom organized two days ago
in an effort TO win postponement.
have decided to make no move
until Lea's subcommittee com
pletes its two days OF hearings.
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ALBANY n. Y.--INS- Reports
reached the Capitol today that Gov
ernor Herbert II. Lehman soon will
be appointed food administrator
The Governors term expires De
cember 81
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Daily Market Report

Browns O.. $. Extra tGrIde A.
ia-Ee. 5tf-r. medium. i2c#
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CAPETOWN. South Africa-AP
General J. p. NJ. Hertzog. rs. who
was prime minister OF the Union Of
South Africa at the outbreak OF
World War II, died today.
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CAMPUS
ACTIVITIES
Thanksgiving Theme
Of Fellowship Dinner

Thanksgiving was the theme Il
the Christian Youth Fellowship
dinner Friday evening In stark
weather Hall. The main table WAS
conferred with large cornucopia,
nlled with guards and fruit. while
smaller ones filled with candy and
nuts were at each place. Apples.
containing candles were also at
each individual place
Miss Ruth Craft. Mt. Clemens.
was toastmistress. Following the
dinner group singing was enjoyed
with Miss Avis Halelnheck, Meta.
mora, AZ the piano Miss Felicia
Manikas, Detroit led the grouup In
folk dancing. with Miss Marie Tur-
ner, HillsdAle, at the piano.
Committees were: Miss lnez SUIT
ton, Drayton Plains. chairman. Miss
Cecily Hesheld, Garden city, Miss
Juanita Donnor. Big Rapids, Miss
Betty Case. Hartford, Conn, sup
per; Miss Mary Jane Patch, Ypsi.
lanti. chairman. Miss Mildred Warn
er, Ferndale Miss Kathryn Louns.
berry, Hartford, and Miss Graft.
decorations. Miss Marion Temp
kins, chairman, Coldwater. Miss
Thelma Anthony. Adrian, and Miss
Virginia Reeves, Detroit, entertain
ment; Freeman Schultz, Ypsilantl.
chairman, Miss Cherry Steiner.
Ann Arbor, Miss Katie Collins,
Jackson, and Miss Ruth Bolton.
Monroe, cleanup.
Enjoy Party
Methodist students OF the Yves.
leyan Guild enjoyed a Thanksgiv.
ing party Friday evening at the
| church. Thanksgiving games led
by Victor Kilburn. Flint. took up
most OF the evening. Refreshments
| Of pop corn were served.
-
All College Party
Another in a series OF All College
parties was Friday evening at the
Normal College. Held in the ball.
room OF Charles McKenny Hall. Il
was sponsored by the social com
mittee OF the college. A local or.
chestra played for dancing. DR.
and Mrs. James w. Kercheval were
chaperOnes for the dance and Miss
Helen Duggan, Pontiac, and Rich
ard Holly. Ypsilanti, were student
host and hostess.
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WJBK 100.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
In Capital Letters
By Mona Dngas

distinguished flying heroes It.
Hess has arrived Washington take his duties Assistant Mill
tary and Air Atache at the Czech legation
The handsome Col Hess who presented with the Distinguished
from Czechosovaka February through Yugosva
where until collapse of
he went England and formed the first Czech Flying Squadron
which he made commander.
dilapidaed planes
delighted British
which accredited with having shot down 3S planes
he half they assisted taking plane
a pilot
Col Hess awarded the Distinguished Flying
Der 26 although the King did not make the presentation until
the following January His citation mentioned his outstanding
courage and skill and his gaantry remaining with burning
plane until only 400 feet above ground
would have endangered the people below
time to open his parachute before hitting the ground
The heroic Hess led his
lason headquarters Fighting
Command and the Force
until his appointment
Col dinner
tonight Normandy Farms In their will be Representative
Mrs J. Y. who
Louisiana also the Chinese Military Atache
Representative and Mrs Sanders plan their Rouge
home for Easter.
Hans Olav popular member of the Norwegian
diplomatic rank receiving on having
been made Counselor of Legation
special general
at the
about time 1t will be the Treasurys loss-but
gain for the Army!
Mrs w Patterson French
Fort Houston and
She with Mrs H. w. Gay,
when her husband was stationed at the Army Medical Center Other
Washington visitors the Texas Mrs James CLANCY
Maj Gen CLANCY and her sister, Mrs T. D. Sloan
spends
most of his time in his New York office to Washington
learned all
After sitting four hours the lobby of hotel waiting for
he and took train to Baltimore spend the night
ing bright and early in the morning continue his business
Evening star., 1942-03-28
}. H. JOneses Head
Concert Patrons

The Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs. Jesse H. Jones and the Bra
lillian Ambassador and Senhora de
Martins head the list of patrons
and patronesSes for the concert to
be given tomorrow evening at the
klng-Smith Theater. The program,
which will begin at 8::45 O'Clock, will
be given by Bernardo Segall, Young
Brazilian pianist, and Benno
Rablnof, American violinist. who
Will play two or more piano and
violin sonatas.
Other patrons and patronesses
include Mrs. Francis Biddle. Nine
Fotltch. Senator and Mrs. Charles
l.. McNary, Mrs. Sumner Welles,
Mrs. Paul V. McNutt, DR.. Leo S.
Rowe, DR.. and Mrs. Tomas Caiigas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Guider, DR.. and
Mrs. Albert Miller, Countess Palffv
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Partridge. Sd :
Mrs. Clifford Pinchot. Col. and Mrs
L. Corrin Strong. Mrs. Matthew
John Whittall and Mrs. Martin
Vogel.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Wheel of Progress
Group Will Hold
Program Monday

DR.. Wiley and the Pure Food
Law will be the subject of a dis
cussion by Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley
at a meeting of the Wheel of Prog
ress at pm. Monday at the Wash
ington Hotel.
The program will include read
ings by Mrs. P M. Owen and music
by Miss Dorothy Shore Schultz of
Alexandria and Miss Dorothy Sea-
ton, soloist at the Rock Greek Epis-
copal Church Miss Schultz will
be accompanied by Mrs. Charles
Haupte and Miss Seaton by Miss
Kaye Palmer. who will also enter
tain with piano solos.
Special guests will be Mrs. Amos
A. Fries. Mrs. Lucia Ramsey Max
well, Mrs. Mollie Nicholson. regent
Mrs. Edward E. Gam. Mrs. E. H
Daniel and Mrs. Lloyd Biddle
Mrs. Margaret Hopkins Worrell
president general, will preside. New
corners TO Washington are especially
invited.
Evening star., 1942-03-28

Ann G. Borland, IS, Saginaw, Mich; the the
Rev. Andrew R. Bird.
Mshae1 cha bs,sC CaRndynG K6,: 49, 81 1872
NV; the Rev. Frederick B. Harris
Eliot W, shreve a, Colonial Beach, Va,
and and tg ED DiLeo Il 80 Portland oreg. the
Robert L. Smeltzer. 26. 1901 Quincy ST..
nv, and Kathryn Ragon, 25, steuben-
WHILE ylliei Ohio; 9Th the Rev Edward |, Buckley
and Eva K Bruce, 20, a11s Minnesota
G. ave ave, Sc; the Rev; ", Bertram King.
Is EFeRh Raspp % Ru9sy 9syISn Nd and
ton: the Rev G Paul W Yinger' eo'l'p o'a-
Caleb F. Carpenter, %, Virginia Beach.
s ya na and 5s RuR Rev E. EdTs4a Gsss9 is prae5 1n
Marca E drea2er. e e, s67h = n'Si 9Th asa ss'
Robert ne z MsSoney MsT n L aikeney 81 ALEXANDRIA,
and Margaret L. Morrison. 25, 14O North
Carolina ave. Sc; the Rev. Charles W..
and Maria s. si Raufmann. ms m ef. oe NeW Yorf Y3eia
the Rev. Harry v; Porter.
Claude RUM, s7 81 d snd sai'k Rosa Hsmpton 49,
both Of & l33S Wallach st, NV the Rev
Henry C. stinnett, 30. 5000 Connecticut
ave. NV. and Edith w. Sognier, "a
3119 s!s,.h 18th ST. NV; the Rev. Peter
ave. Sc: and Betty ]: Burns, IS, I4I4
oe1rss Sc p Hahs shs Rss & smss ausned amTs Ts and
the Rev Robert L. Kessler;
and Julia G. Ford. 81, r. 1765 5 corcoran or ns St.
william 6. Walker -. and Mary A..
Knapper, "a, both of Marlinton, W. Va !;
the Rev. Charles n Hamilton
bGFo'hS b. RiS R0esS Ssn e WSs,.i Nsiaeh D
and irene Bailey, So G iis4 i. Howard ss; I'd I'd.
Sc; the Rev; c T. Murray
y sna MsaSz B Ss ss4 ss s1eefsa SefisaF
EdEIn VI TaleqtI1s. S5:sSa e. sI$s NV and
tSe Se Rev L. suresen, g K GockTei rel Florence Ala
william F. Boxail. IS, Takoma Park, Md.
se ssd Anns Az s.v A. rSsnR sa5ha5a r Rdsersg a aa7
&c @Gsseylis yn Rohan: 4a Is, So, ~ end st. ne;
George 6. Neville. %. 2114 N st. NV,
and EVELYN L. Patterson, 10, i34s
p,aSslS Euclid st. p1.w: nw the Rev Niles Welch
sen the Rev. sa'nSe; s Ban ia!S h0ns'eii0" St.
Leyis < bolS Myers e ,sss e. ana Edith Kreidsr,
nv 0Gin r Rev. iSss SANFORD NsS T. aa%PisFs Ms
Henry E. Copperthte, 81, 2Ol8 Tunlaw
Capitol St; the Rev. F. Bland Tucker
Jacob E. Fox. 80. and Catherine e Sharpe,
20. both Of 73a gath st. NV; the Rev.
Nelson H Brown, "a, 1929 v st. NV.
and Telma NJ. Warwick 32, 1345
Florida ave. NV; the Rev. Robert M.
John Thompson. "A. 449 M st. NV, and
Vera NJ. Blackwell Is. 1115 U st. NV;
,amss ahs r. Rev. upsa1n Sams' d ! Sons %hts Field
Betty ]. Mathis IS. El Monte, Calf !;
the Rev. e. e. Richardson.
John D. Costa, %, 43 v st. NV. and
Carolyn M colabucci. 10, 7s Randolph
pl. NV; the Rev. l.. F. Miltenberger.
Charles F. Overmiller. 81, and Martha ".
Rev. william F. Wright.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
800 Are Expected
To Attend Parley
For Homemakers
Snec,el D;snatcb In tn. Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MANASSAS, Va. March 2S.-Plans
are under way for the entertain
ment of approximately 300 delegates
expected to attend the sectional
meeting of the Northern Virginia
District Federation of Home Dem
onstration Clubs to be held here
for the first time on April 10, ac-
cording to announcement of Miss
L. A. Webb, Prince william County
home extension agent.
The all-day session will begin at
10 am. in Pitts Theater with "The
Rural Family Faces Changing Con-
ditions" as the subject.
Grover B. Hill, Assistant Secretary
of Agriculture, will head the speak
ers. The program will also include
addresses by Miss Maude E. Wal
lace, assistant director in charge of
home demonstration work in Vir-
ginia; Mrs. H. H. Walton, president
Of the Virginia Federation of Home
Demonstration Clubs, and Mrs. w.
n. Kitchen, regional director of the
clubs.
Talks on THE Home Maker in
1912" will be made by representa-
tives from Caroline, Spotsylvania,
Stafford, Fairfax, Loudoun and
Prince William Counties.
Hidden Hunger" the latest nu-
triton picture released by the Fed
erall Security Administration, will
be shown.
The county committee in charge
of arrangements is composed of Mrs.
E. w. Thompson, Woodbridge,
chairman: Mrs. B. Higgs Lewis, Mrs.
Charles B. Linton, Manassas, and
Mrs. Eastman Keyes, Dumfries. The
music chairman for the occasion is
Mrs. Dorothy Ennis.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Suburban
Social Notes
OF Interest
Dr., Mrs. Rees
To Be Hosts at
Supper Tomorrow

DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Rees will be
hosts tomorrow evening at a buffet
supper party to be given at their
home in Silver Spring in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick G.. Money
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. Quinn Jones,
who are soon to be transferred to
Chicago with the Railroad Retire.
ment Board and for Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto r. Stranley of Washington.
Mr.. Stranley is entering the service
shortly. The party Is being arranged
by members of the bridge club to
which the hostess and the women
honor guests belong.
Miss Mary Miller Stabler enter
tanned at dinner Friday at her
home, Edgewood, in Sandy Spring,
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Silver of Laurel, Md.
Mr.. Richard Bowser, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. v. C. Bowser of Silver
Spring, who will enter the Navy
shortly, will be the honor guest this
evening at a party which will be
given at the Woodside Church. The
Board of Junior Stewards of the
church, Of which Mr.. Bowser is
president, will be the hosts.
1t. and Mrs. c. Temple Thoma-
son entertained at bridge last eve
ming at their home in Takoroa
Park, D. c.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Pen Women Name
Prize Winners in
Poetry Contest

Peggy Lawshe and Anna Prtestley
were announced yesterday as first
and second psize winners, respec-
lively, in poetry contest conducted
for members of the creative group
of the District Branch, League of
American Pen Women.
Winners in a short short story
contest were Marie Lomas Bockoven,
first prize: Angie Weaver Wright,
second prize, and Edith Edwards,
honorable mention.
Faith Villas, who acted as judge
in the poetry contest, presented the
prize-winning poems on her radio
program yesterday afternoon
Eva Grant Marshall is another
league member who received spe-
cial recognition this week Mrs.
Marshall won a gold medal for first
place in a poetry contest conducted
by Mrs. Anita Browne, founder or =
ganizer of poetry week. Her entry,
entitled Quiet Hands" was dedi-
Gated TO Elizabeth Aldrich, former
president of the Writers League.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Bride Is Feted

Mrs. Nicholas o. Dean was hostess
last evening, entertaining in her
home on Hamilton street in honor
OF Mrs. John E. Grswensky, a re-
cent bride. The party was a mis-
cellaneous shower, the gifts placed
in brightly decorated chest under
a pink umbrella from which fell
pastel paper rain. The buffet table
was lighted by candles and yellow
and green color scheme was carried
out in the flowers and accessories
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Belgian Hostess
Plans Party TODAY

Baroness de Gruben. wife of the
Counselor of the Belgian Embassy
will be hostess at a cocktail party
this afternoon in her home on r
street. The party will be one of
the small and informal fetes which
are so prevalent this spring, and
although the cards were issued in
the hostess name, Baron de Gruben
Will be@Lhere to assist her in re-
ceiving.
tomorrow afternoon the Coun-
seior and Baroness de Gruben again
will be hosts at an informal cocktajl
party.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Deaths Reported

David de Guelph, s5, 1925 n st. NV.
Phillip H: Burck; "a; 1920 Upton st; nv
Corneiia L. Mum, 81, 1746 K st. nv.
Joseph L. Baker. 70. Sibley Hospital.
John Finnegan, ~, 61S st. s.w.
NV.
Thomas Mathews, "a 1884 Harvard st.
Efae NJ Scott so, 6O4 Eye st. ne.
Eugene Gaillard. 5S, Gallinger Hospital.
Harry Allen, 5S, Gallinger Hospital.
George Coyle. "a. Veterans Administration
Emma e Dubbs 81, Providence Hospital.
Phyllis J. Walstad, infant 1926 35th st.
NV.
Juanita McCauley, infant. children's Hos
Glenn Myers. infant, Emergency Hospital.
James R. Fletcher, 80 Veterans Admins
Louise Curry, "a. 314 Virginia avenue Sc.
John Pharr, So, Gallinger Hospital.
Ebert Bush, AZ 1929 10th st. NV.
Jerry T. Featherson, %, 0allinger Hospital.
Viola Grayson, %, Freedmen's Hospital.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
ClarenfOrd Women

A meeting of the Clarenford
Woman's Club to be held at 12:45
pm. Wednesday with Mrs. R. F. Olds
will feature a program of book re-
views by Mrs. William Hillman and
Mrs. Julian Masters The clubs
defense chairman will discuss how
members can participate in the pur-
chase of Defense bonds and stamps.
A first aid course under Mrs. Will
liam Anderson is enrolling many OF
the clubs members.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Miss Waldhuetter
Engaged to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. William Wald-
huetter of Milwaukee announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Beatrice Waldhuetter of Washing
ton and Milwaukee, to Staff Sergt.
Edgar Thomas of Boiling Field. Mr..
Thomas is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Thomas of Allentown, Pa.
Miss Waldhuetter is a member of
Nu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi.
No date is set for the wedding.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Mrs. Lewis Fetes
Mr., Mrs. Ralph Hill

Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis. widow
OF the Senator from Illinois, en-
tertained at supper in the Chi
nese room of the Mayflower last
night, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Snowden Hill. The guests all were
old friends of the recently mar.
ried couple. Among those present
was Mrs William J. Calhoun OF
Pelping and Chicago. wife of the
late Minister to China, who is stay
ing at the Mayf1ower. Mrs. Cal
houn was guest Of honor at lunch
con which Mrs. Lewis gave Wednes-
day at the Sulgrave Club.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Mrs. Vogel Picks
Committee for
Defense Project

Mrs. Martin Vogel, chairman of
the Home Hospitality Committee of
the Metropolitan Civilian Defense
Recreation Services, has chosen
Mrs. Albert L. Warner and Mrs. Lee
Murphy as vice chairmen. Miss
Suzanne Happier will serve as Sec
retary to the committee.
Other committee members include
Mrs. William o. Douglas, Mrs.
Thurman Arnold. Mrs. Charles
Baker, Mrs. Lawrence Baker. Mrs.
Frederick H. Brooke, Mrs. Breckin-
ridge Bayne. Mrs. Thomas Burke,
Representative Katherine Byron,
Mrs. Morris Cafritz. Mrs. Wilbur j..
Carr, Mrs. Joseph Casey, Mrs. Mel
vile Church. Mrs. Sidney Cloman,
Mrs. John K. Cowperthwaite, Mrs.
William Livingston Crounse. Mrs
Emlen Davies and Mrs. Ernest
Draper
Also Mrs. Arthur Fowler, Mrs. A..
Garfnkel, Mrs. Carter Glass Mrs.
Stuart c. Godfrey. Mrs. Clarence
Norton Goodwin, Mrs. NJ. Robert
Guggenheim, Mrs. Randall Hagner.
Mrs. Douglas Hatch. Mrs. James
Holman, Miss Meredith Howard,
Mrs. Charles Hurd. Mrs Emil Hurja,
Mrs. John P. jackson. Mrs. Ollie
James, Mrs w. w. Jervey. Mrs.
Jesse H. Jones and Miss Helene
Kravadze.
Others are Mrs. Sidney c. Lee.
Mrs. Scott Lucas. Mrs. John Mac
Cormac, Mrs. William P. Mac
Cracken, Mrs. John C. McClintock,
Mrs. George Maurice Morris. Mrs.
French Myers. Miss Anita Phipps,
Mrs. Howard Railey. Mrs. Curtis
Shears. Baroness Madeleine Stack
elberg, Mrs. G. Earle Stewart. Mrs.
Efingham Townsend. Mrs. Walter
R. Tuckerman, Mrs. Kenneth Wat
son, Mrs. McCeney Werlich and
Miss Martha Wood.