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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-06-18
Happenings Of Local Interest

Mrs. Carolyn Darrah left We'd
nesday for Clifford, Idaho to visit
with her husband for a few days,
after which she will continue on
to Seattle to attend the summer
session o f III e University of
Washington.
Wanted to buy used piano at
reasonable price; Write Box 1854.
Browning, Montana. 12-2tp.
It was enormously stated in
last weeks Chief that Mike COL
lette was in the local hospital for
treatment for goiter.
For Fathers Day-Interwoven
sox, 8 pair SIPS and 2 pair SIPS.
Sherburne Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Alton Lee was here be-
tween trains last Friday, visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. V.
johnson, her home being in Great
Falls. her husband. Captain Lee,
having been transferred from
California to the Great Falls air
base. He is in the quartermaster
department.
A new shipment of short.
sleeved pastel sweaters. Economy
Shop.
Jack Oliver, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lou Oliver. is here on a fur
Tough from the naval training
station at Farragut, Idaho. He
has been in the armed services
for approximately two months
and likes it very much.
Betty Lou Courtney, who is
employed at the Great Falls SUBJ
depot, visited at home Saturday
and Sunday.
Give Dad wool or rayon gab-
srdipe shirt for Fathers Day.
$3.75 to $3.50. Sherburne Mer-
camille Co.
Mrs. Helen Carton, who has
been employed as second grade
music teacher and other subjects
in the grades of Browning public
schools, is attending the summer
session of the State Normal
School at Dillon. She plans to
teach in Colorado next year.
New dresses $2.98 to 1898.
Economy Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wright Wis
tied Betty June at Missoula last
week. Betty, a student of the
University of Montana. will re-
main at Missoula during the sum.
mer.
An ideal gift for Fathers Day
PORTS hats. many styles and
colors, $4.75 to $40. Sherburne
Mercantile Co.
A marriage license was issued
to Thomas G. Sellar of Cut Bank
and Carmelita Lukin of Browning
in Great Falls this week.
A. M. Shannon, who left last
week to be at the bedside his
aged father, who is ill at his home
in Minneapolis. will remain there
over Fathers Day, next Sunday.
Your cash dollar really talks
here. Quality Market
The Chief will carry another
"wife-beating" story in near
future issue. Between that and
the story of Hitler's unhappy end,
readers may take heart and pay
up their subscription if in arrears
or suscribe if they are readers
and read their neighbours paper.
Mrs. Allen M. Roache of Los
Angeles arrived Sunday to visit
with her niece. Mrs. W. E Burn
ison, for few days. She will
continue on to North Dakota to
visit other relatives at the con-
clusion of her visit.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-06-18

Stamp No. II. providing for
one pair Of shoes. became invalid
Tuesday midnight. ito final days
o f validity being marked by
heavy shoe sales.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-06-18
advantage of the moratorium on
penalty and interest.
May War Bond Sales

Glacier County's war bonds
sales in May totalled $54 .093.75,
according to headquarters e.
port.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07
Two Honored By
Telephone Co.
Employees

Russell M TimmonS and Clyde
Davee were honored by their fellow
members of the Telephone EN-
ployees Social association Tuesday
night at a ladies night dinner par
ty in the club rooms in Ell Centre.
Mr.. TimmonS was presented with
his pin symbolizing 25 years of
service, the presentation being made
by CT. A. StinStrom, district plant
superintendent from San Diego.
Mr.. Davee, who leaves the valley
January Is to make his future home
in San Diego, was given a fare
we'll present, the gift being pre-
sented by George Fleming, wire
chief.
Since this was also the regular
meeting of the association, C. M
Bradley, last years president. pre-
sided at the opening of the gather
ing, introducing Charles OStrander
new president, who then took
charge of the meeting.
After the dinner and meeting.
motion pictures were shown. Some
IS employees and their ladies from
all parts of the valley, represent
ing all departments of the tele-
phone company, were present.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07
World Friendship
Circle Sponsors
Open Meeting

World Frier"S'jn Circl" of the
Presbyterian church is living Up
10 the friendship in its rene by
n1enirg il p oors'n Tueeday % all
he women OF tha city churchc3.
~ 2 D.m. TuCsda" in the church
auditorium Mis- Davie. missionary
from KCre9. will talk on her work
nd sine Ko"ca Icons large in the
world news through its domination
" .Janan. she will have much Of
interest to discuss.
Feeling that in tNC"C DAYS o.
Gas rat'oninq and TRANSFORMATION
difficulties j. &c - """-' - 49,
residents to hear many outstanding
members have decided to share
f''eir pleasure with other interest
cu.
The Circle will devote the morn
no II working ii tho surgical
dressings center in the Ten Tnou-
,qnd Cr!t. at Noon III" Circle 9r'
'Ee PreSbyt""i0N euild '>1c'"'1""e
vii have their annual luncheon
together in the social hall and at
o'clock the b.0up VII adiOurn
10 tie auditorium for Miss Davies
talk which is open to all women.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07
c s'nsa,. OF Interest to Women s e,ass
Edited %Arn4a yDwm
Society
Clubs
Girl Scouts to
Have Weekend
Camping Trip

Girl Scout Troop No. |, made
plans for a weekend camping trip
at the regular meeting Tuesday
night in the Scout hut.
Parents of the girls offered their
cars for transportation.
The troop will meet Saturday at
10 am. at the hut.
For the opening exercises of the
meeting Tuesday, Elva Wake and
Arlene Jones acted as color bearers
and Joyce Dewbre led the group in
the pledge of allegiance.
Members of the sponsoring or
ganiZation were present: j. Cliff
Burton, j. Donald Cone, Andrew
King, A. Garrett, Charles H. Slo-
cum.
The men were drafted to partici-
pate in the indoor games of the
girls. Scoutmaster Dave Goddard
of Troop II, le- these games.
Those present were: Barbara Cox
Betty 10 Boals, Arlene Jones, Jo-
sephine Meredith. Doris Hall, Kath-
crime Stiens. f.iice Hirigoyen. Pat
McQuade, Leola Ashley, jeanne
Quinn. Donnella Quinn. Ouida
LOT Price, Bobby Ann Deem, Ouida
Fitzgerald, Dolores Wake, Elva
Wake, Joan Fleming, Elizabeth
Cash. Joyce Dewbre, Betty 10 Brin-
non, Bobby Jane Price, Shirley Gill
lett, Pat Kendall, Bonnie Barker
Donna Barker. Capt. Betty Lou
Stull. Peggy Ashley, new mem
Der, and Patsy Bowling, a guest
were also present.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07
Mrs. Burke Gives Delightful
Proqram for Women's Club

much interest.
In addition 20 Mrs Barkes
story, the program included vocal
solos by Mrs. Walter REYNOLDS With
Mrs. Howells as accompanist.
At the business meeting conduct
ed by Mrs. John zenos. president.
the group voted to sponsor a girl
for a nurses course; made pre-
liminaray plans for an afternoon
bridge party on Jan. %. and for
the February meeting which has
been changed from Feb 3 to Feb.
Il. At this time Mrs. John Stearns
Thayer, president of the Callfor-
mia Federation of Women's clubs,
will be in the valley and will speak
at an evening meeting of the Holt
vIlle club, a dinner at which the
husbands of members will be guests.
Mrs. Frank w Cameron was
chairman for the tea hour and her
table was a charming forecast of
spring with its centerpiece. a huge
bowl of exquisite sweetpeas lighted
by candles in green and white.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07
Two Ionored at
Recent Affair

Among recent So. events is
the party honoring Walter Smith
and Wesley Moore who are leaving
to enter the United States Army.
This farewell courtesy took place
last week at the home CT MI. and
Mrs. Kenneth Taylor where a num-
Der of friends of the guests of hon
CT gathered, including the CruSad-
CrS Of the Fou"Sluare church who
presented MI. Smith and Mr.. Moore
with going-aWay gifts.
Refreshments were served. the
guest list inciu ling: Juanita RAIDER
Geneva Wade, Marjorie Taylor, Vir-
ginia Taylor, June Boone, Mrs
Nadine Compton. Nary Alexander
Lorraine Kaufman. Fred Kaufman
Edward Wylie, Carl RAIDER, Herman
Escnsec, John TAYLOR. Derry Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Moore, Mr.
and Mrs, Emil Hci2ic'I. Mi and
arS. Franl; Vaught, Bobby Vaught
Walter Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Taylor and the Rev. Mr.. Robert
E. Danaway, Four5quarc church
pastor.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07
THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1913
Club Women Enthusiastic Over
Gov. Wanen's Appointment

That club women of California
are delighted with the appointment
OF Dora Shaw Heffner as state di-
rector of institutions, made recent
lE by Gov. Earl Warren, WAS en-
phasized Tuesday b. Mrs. r. L.
CLASH, OF CaleXico, president Of the
Southern distriC.. California Fed
Grafton of Women's clubs.
MIS-. Glasby had written Mrs.
John Stearns IhaJer, president of
the state federation, in regard to
Mrs. Heffner's appointment. and
received an enthusiastic letter of
endorsement recently.
In her letter Mrs. Thayer pointed
out that she knows Mrs. Heffner
personally end regards her as a
splendid person Tor the post.
LAST year the state board for the
California federation recommended
Mrs. Heffner as a member of the
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07
FRIDAY
Important Events
For Club Women
In February

Mrs ?. L. GlaSbv of CaleXico
OUTGOING president of the Southern
District. California Federation Of
Women's clubs, has two important
events scheduled for FeburarJ-
the visit Of Mrs. John Stearns Thay-
er, president of the California
Federation of Women's clu,. an
the combined district end Imperial
county board meetings.
Mrs. Thayer will be in the Wiley
Feb. II and II am ,cntativc plans
call for meetings in CaleXico, FL
Centre and Holtville.
On Feb. "a, the Southern distric'
1card will meet i'll Brewley anG
Mrs. l.. L. Sinclair. county presi-
dent, has announced that the board
ioi The Imperial County Federation
c! Womcn'S clubs will meet at that
me also.
Mrs. Richard White, state motion
Dicture chairman, and Mrs. Joseph
Wengcr, state drama chairman will
he in the valley for this latter
meeting.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07
Schedule of Well
abyConferences
Is Announced

Well baby clinics will be conduct
ed in four valley towns this month
through the cooperation of the To-
cal physicians and the county health
department.
These conferences are for chill
dren of pre-school age, the physi-
clans giving their services and the
county health department helping
with the examinations.
BraWley's clinic is scheduled for
Jan. II in the Mexican Baptist
church, 9 am. to IL noon.
Ell Centro's we'll baby conference
is scheduled for the following day,
Jan. 10, in the Women's Civic I'M
provement club house, State street,
between the hours of 1880 pm.
On Jan. 10, Holtville will have
its conference, morning one, 9-l2
IN the civic center.
Jan. &c is the date for the Cal
exico clinic, 80 pm. in the city
hall.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07
To Give Talk for
University Club

Mrs. Joseph SimonS of BraWley is
TO give the program on Mexico for
Womcn's University club at the
meeting Saturday, luncheon at
$50 Brighton, Ell Centre.
Mrs. Simons travelled extensively
in Mexico recently and has much
of interest to tell her listeners con-
corning the things she saw and
the people whom she met. In addi-
ton she will exhibit articles from
her collection of Mexican art work
and handcrafts, telling something
of the various arts as practiced in
Mexico.
BraWley members are arranging
the program and luncheon reserva-
tons were due by Thursday night
with Mrs. Willis johnson, president,
telephone Ell Centre 571.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07
Farewell Party
For Student

MEXICALI, Jan. 7. RCdolo Lo~
2ano was guest of honor Tuesday
night at a farewell party at the
RubidouX home in MeXicali where
a group of his friends gathered to
enjoy an evening of games and
other entertainment.
Rodolfo. who is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Pablo Lozano, and who is
a fires, nan IN the Mexicali high
school, is leaving for Mexico City
where he will enter high school
there, taking a preparatory course
for the University of Mexico.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07
Bridge Club
Entertained

NJ. Reginald l.. Knox, Jr., wen
he high score prize and Mrs. G. A.
Irving, the travelling, at the We'd
nesday bridge CT. 5 meeting this
week at the home of Mrs. Richard
II. Moore.
MIS-. Moore entertained the group
at luncheon. pllces being marked
for the following members; MIS-
Howard FarnSWOrth, Mrs. Knox,
Mrs. irving. Mrs. Russell Yea2er,
Mrs. M. J. LaBruchcrie, the hostess
and Mrs. A l.. Dilbcck and MISS
Geraldine johnson, guests.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07

HOLTVILLE, Jan. Purple and
Fine Lace by MAJ Edgington was
told for the Holtvillr Wonen's
club Wednesday by Mrs. William
Eurke Jr.. the club having its
monthly meeting j:.al afternoon ir
the civic center.
Pathos, human interest, dramat-
ic climaXes. suspense, all the in
gradients for a successful short
story are found in this story which
was told so deftly by Mrs. Burke
whose apt characterizations and
nice eyaluation of the situations in
the tale: made her program OF
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07

| Youth. Authority Correction board
but the appointnIeL.; was not made.
Mrs. Heffner is a practicing at
torney. is supreme court commits
sioner in Los Angeles and last
summer attended the Prison con-
gress. She has had considerable
experience with youth problems and
institutions, said Mrs. Classy, and
should be an excellent choice.
Mrs. Classy also pointed out shat
the state fedora, IN is interested
in having woman on the state
personnel board and that when
the board meets in February It will
probably make a recommendation
1t is also anticipated, said Mrs.
Glasby, that other women's organi-
zGtions may present candidates for
membership on the state personnel
board.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07
RED CROSS SERVICE

Proof Of the advantage IN haV-
inc servicemen stationed in the
valley and their wives register their
names and addresses at Red Cross
headquarters WAS demonstrated last
week..
A telephone call came into head
1ucrters from Springfield, Mo, ask-
ing the Red Cross 10 locate Mrs.
f. M Carl whose friends in that
citv wished to communicate with
he"
III cXHctlY 30 minutes time Mrs.
Carl, who was registered at head
quarters was located. brought to
Red Cross headquarters and was
talking ever the telephone to the
pcop,c who bad inquired for her.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07
ON THE FRONT
IN THE VALLEY
DANCE SATURDAY

Three hundred men from an in
fantry unit stationed on the desert
will be in FL Centre Saturday to at
tend a dance that evening in the
Veterans hall, the infantry band
supplying the music.
Mrs. J. w. Donohr'e. chairman of
these dances, has asked that as
many girls attend as possible. as
surfing them of good music and q
good time as they help these men
to enjoy their brief leave.
Those young women who have
never attended the dances and
who wish to know something about
them are asked to call Mrs. Dono-
hue, telephone 8707Wl, who will
he glad to explain these parties.
and who will give them personal
invite ton to attend if they are in
tcreSted.
Dancing will start at . pm. Sat-
urday and will continue until
1-::3H
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07
McKinIeyP. "A.
Ne cts Friday

Mckinley Parent-Teacher associ-
alton will have its monthly meet
ing Friday afternoon in the schoo
at pm.
The Rev Mr.. T. C. Cunningham
will be the speaker.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07
FARM CENTER
WILL. MEET

Assistant Farm Advisor George
l.. Winright will discuss Food For
Victory" at the Acacia farm center
meeting at the Acacia school at
1880 pm. Friday. Ronnie and Char
les Walton will sing and a motion
ricture will be presented.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07
CALENDAR
THI1RSDAX

Scrviccmens wives party, 7:l5,
Christian church.
Caiipa tria Niland, 7:30, IIOObcr
hall, Calipatria.
Motor corps, 1870, Veterans hall.
Troop II, I, Scout hut.
Gypsum workers, 1880, Labor
temple.
WOmen's chorus, 8, Harding
school.
2G-3) club, 7:3C, California hotel.
Building trades, 1880, Labor tenn
pie.
P.P.O.E. No. 1925, 8, Elks' hall.
Night school, 10, high school.
FRIDAY
Jasper, 10, J. Menvielle ranch.
Kiwanis club, IL, Barbara Worth.
P.-T.A. beard, J. Harding school.
Mckinley P.-T.A.. 2, school.
Signal Chapter No. 276, O.E.S.,
$50, Masonic temple.
Painters. 1870, Labor temple.
Acacia, 1889, Acacia school.
MI. signal, 1870, MI. Signal school.
Spruce WestmOrland, 1880, West
moriand school.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07
Announcements
Of Meetings

Dc ANA Chapter, Daughters OF
the American Revolution, will have
its monthly meeting Saturday at
2 pm. at the home of Mrs. Clarence
Walker, north of Westmorland. Mrs.
Thomas Lloyd and Mrs. Ralph Con-
greve are the committee in charge.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07
&k'zg91w,e~r
C0&GGAS

YOUR cHiLD's coughing at night
caused by throat tickle" or ir-
rItation, mouth breathing, or
cold-can often be prevented by
rubbing throat and chest with
VlckS VapoRub at bedtime.
vAPoRUB's poulticc-and-vap
action lQosens phlegm, relieves irri-
tatlon, helps clear upper air pas
Sages, thus tends to stop mouth
invite st''. Tssi si'd NlCkS
sleep. Try it! " NApoRUB
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1943-01-07

Signal chapter No. ZIG. O.E.S.. will
have pot luck dinner Friday night,
$50 o'clock, and business meet
ing at 8 pm, both in the Masonic
temple.
Evening star., 1943-08-08
YWCA News

The USO Penthouse at Seven
teenth and K streets NV. will en-
tertain servicemen and woman war
workers today from 3 to IL pm.
Buffet supper at 6 pm, followed by
entertainment at pm.
The pool is open on Sundays from
3::30 to 80 pm. Facilities for sew
ing and ironing on Sundays from
10 am. to 6 pm.
On Tuesday evening girls are
invited to help get supper for the
regular Tuesday newcomers pro-
gram. Supper is served at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Virginia Sholar, director of the
Bethesda USO, will speak before the
personalized clinic on Whats Fun
in the Recreational'Line." At 9p.m.
will be an informal dance to which
service and civilian men are invited.
A real square dance band and an
the square dance at $50 pm.
Wednesday.
The Girl Reserves Bridge Club
will meet Thursday from 7:30 to
10 pm.
The recreation lounge at GA E
street NV. will hold open house on
Friday from to 10 pm.
The fourth floor lounge at the
Central YWCA is open day and
evening to enlisted women and
young woman war workers.
USO will hold a dance on August
IA from 8 to IL midnight.
Evening star., 1943-08-08
For Radio Listeners
BY Ben KabIan.

more Ralph Edwards Truth
or Consequence returns to the air
lanes August 28.
Major Bowes is giving up his
amateur unit Sideline with all shows
on the road being withdrawn as of
August II . Jack Benny and his
USO troupe have arrived safely in
the Middle East MGM has re-
jected the deal for Judy Garland
to appear on her own Thursday
night program.
Lou Costello is still aiing. and
though he has made a movie since
leaving the air lanes, his return in
the fall Is still uncertain .. Tommy
Riggs program will go of the air
when Bob Burns returns from his
l3-Week vacation :. Band bookers
expect the greatest fall season in a
long time Television will be
! kept before the public for the dura-
ton despite manpower shortage,
lack of equipment and absence of
sponsors . Dick Haynes has Just
been signed to Seven-year con-
tract by Goth Century-Fo Dick
was signed to the unusual term con-
tract Immediately after the picture
company officials witnessed his
screen test in New York City about
10 days ago Leon Henderson,
former OPA administrator, will be
heard in weekly series of COM
mentarieS on national affairs be-
ginning Saturday Dorothy
Thompson returns to the air in a
new series of weekly broadcasts of
news and comment next month.
Verlye Mills, harpist on several
network shows, finally has man.
aged to wangle a vacation Hav-
ing stuck her thumb into an electric
fan she can't for the time being
pluck the strings of her harp and
is being temporarily replaced by
Ruth Behrman.
Relessed by the Bell Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1943-08-08
Mutual Engineers
JugeIe a Shoe
NEW YORK.

I'VE " oIbh.
Mutual network engineers en-
ployed an unusual technique to as
sure transmission of the special fea-
ture, United States Army Radio in
Africa" to American listeners over
the network recently.
The program, which presented
United States civilians with an op-
portunity to hear broadcasts, which
the AEF is hearing IN Africa, was
recorded in New York in the early
morning hours when atmospheric
conditions made it possible to hear
the program clearly. That night
when the live" broadcast was
heard the recording department
placed the transcription beside the
microphone in the studios in New
York and synchronized the record
ing with the live" broadcast.
Whenever the actual broadcast
faded out, due to storm conditions,
the transcription was on the air.
When the live" broadcast came
back on the transcription was faded
out.
Evening star., 1943-08-08
Monday Roundup

WhAl-News and recorded music with Nor.
man Broksnshire, So; Breakfast Club. o.i0;
Isabel Manning Hewson, 10.f0:f5; Breakfast
at Ssrdi's, fi-tf;30; Baby Institute, 1i:45,i2
noon.
WRC-Rews and recorded music with Bill
Herson, So; Everything Goes, 9.9:i5; ,erals,
1912 noon.
Wl-Hews. recorded and organ music with
Art Brown. 6:30.9:30; HomemakeH Club
9:30-t0:i5; This Is Our Enemy" it:t5.
itB.
WIM-Ae@ and recorded music with Jerry
Strong, $3.50; Mrs. EothuoM, 9:30.i0;
Traffic Court, i0:30-ii; symphony Hour il:05
Il noon.
wDC-New and recorded music with M.
and Mrs" So; Minute Men. 9:05,9:30; Alice
Lane. t0:35.ii; recorded music, tt,l7 noon.
W0P-kews and recorded music with Ar.
thur Godfrey 5;45-945; Home Service Daily
9:45-i0; serials. 1911; 5miIin' Ed Mcconnell
i1.1f;t5 serisI1. ttt5.2 noon.
Evening star., 1943-08-08
Daughters of America

Meetings this week: Monday, In
dependent, Progressive, Old Glory;
Tuesday, Fidelity, Kenilworth,
Unity, Martha cambridge; wednes-
day, Loyalty. Esther; Thursday,
Triumph, Anacostia, Goodwill, Pride
Of Washington; Friday, Golden
Rule, Peace.
Peace Council will conduct the
class initiation at the state session
in September.
The following officers of Golden
Rule Council were installed by Dep
uty Naomi Swami Junior past
councillor, Marie Haggenmaker; as
sociate Junior past councillor, Oky
Young; councillor, Beatrice Hender-
son; associate councillor, Naomi
Hoyle;; vice councillor, Florence
Roach; associate vice councillor.
Florence Lazarus; conductor, Doris
Young; warden, Martha Harrison:
outside sentinel, Nettie Jacobs:
recording secretary, Ethel Windsor:
assistant recording secretary, Kath-
crime Schwamp; financial secretary.
Eva Wood; treasurer, Josephine
Thornhill; trustee, Ruth O'Grady:
representatives, Florence Lazarus.
Ruth OGrady and Eva Wood; good
OF order, Mary E. Risler; press cor
respondent, Mary A. Payne. The
next meeting is August 13.
Evening star., 1943-08-08
FEATURES On THE AIR To-Day

WT0P, 1880 a.m.-Invitsion 10 Learning:
Henry Adams Mont St. Michel and Chs1res, -
history Of Medieval France. is ansIy1ed by John
D. Morse. editor; Prof. jacques Ba7un Of 60.
|umbis University. and Prof. Joseph Hudnut Of
Harvard University.
wDC. i2:00-Amateus Of i943: The
finals Of the i3-week series.
WRC, i230-Thst They MIGHT Live:
neurotie retired school teacher becomes sal.
vaged
WNAL. i7:3O-Hot Copy: Sill on the Trail
Of Nine. 7srah, the medium.
W0P, t7:30-Trans.Atlsnic Call: Core.
spoadent Larry le Sueur dearbes The adiyi.
lies Of North Sea port in Britain and inter.
views sailor fighters
WRC. i:i5-Labor for Victory: Decisions Of
an Al executive session ore reported by vii.
liam Green. president.
WRC. 700-chiesoo University Round liable:
The Lessons Of the War" discussion series