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Evening star., 1944-05-20
Acquitted Pair Held
Again on Same CHARGE

Clarence E. Jackson, 81, of the 6OC
block of F street NV, and George
Wood, 80, Kenilworth, Md, who re-
Gently were acquitted on criminal
assault charges in Prince Georges
County, today faced grand jury ac-
ton on a charge of conspiracy to
commit criminal assault in the same
case.
They were ordered held for action
OF the grand jury after waving pre-
liminary hearing before Trial Mag
istrate Walter L. Green in Upper
Marlboro Police Court yesterday.
The two men were found not
guilty by Prince Georges County
Circuit Court jury about three
weeks ago of a charge that they
criminally assaulted a 24-year- -old
Government worker April 8 on Cen
trail avenue near Largo.
They also face trial at the Oc-
tober term of Circuit Court on a
charge of assault and battery on
Paul Fitzhugh, of the HOO block of
Eleventh street NV, the woman's
companion, after States Attorney
A. Gwynn Bowie yesterday asked
for a jury trial. Police said Mr.
Fitzhugh was forced from the mems
car before the alleged attack.
Evening star., 1944-05-20

cepted the Allied challenge two wer,
shot down.
The greatest damage was inflicted
around the harbor where an oil re.
finery and vital engineering work.
were wrecked and two floating docks
were damaged.
Among the attacking Allied air.
men were Americans, British, Aus
tralian, Dutch and French flyers.
A special communique issued by
Gen. Macarthur in coordination
with Admiral Lord Louis Mount
batten's Southeast Asia command
did not disclose the makeup of the
raiding feet, but mention of French
participants was new development
in the spread Allied assaults in the
Pacific. Admiral Chester w. MINI
it's Central Pacific forces were rep
resented In the attack.
The raid was the second into the
enemy-held Netherlands Indies. A
carrier force from the Southeast
Asian command, aided by a force
from the Central Pacific, raided
Northwestern Sumatra and nearby
Sabang In mid-April.
The heavy bomber attack on Soer-
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IWakde Field Repaired
As New DesoIation
Is Heaped on Rabau|
BY the Associated Press.

pS tEc hSsOGldttu EtcsS.
ADVANCED ALLIED HEAD
QUARTERS, New Guinea, May 90
Swift repair of captured Wakde Air
field and desolation of Rabaul's once
formidable network of airdromes
were reported by headquarters today
along with new naval bombardments
and air attacks aimed at erasing
japanese resistance from New
Guinea to the Northern Solomons.
This was the latest situation de-
picted in mounting campaign by
Gen. Douglas Macarthur to win the
rest of New Guinea between him
and the Philippines while at the
same time killing or capturing 140,-
900 Japanese his forces have by
passed:
Dutch New Guinea-American
engineers, going to work while con-
quering soldiers moved against jap
anese pocketed on the northeast end
of Wakde Island, are expected very
shortly" to have the 4,700-foot air.
field ready for Allied planes. North
west of Wakde, even sporadic inter-
ception has ceased at Schouten Is
land bases of the enemy under the
continued poundings of Gen. Mac
Arthur's air arm. Hollandia, Ito
miles southeast of Wakde, was at
tackled by single enemy plane
which wounded a few men and
caused slight damage.
Warships Shell Three Harbors.
British New Guinea-Aitape, $50
miles southeast of Hollandia, is so
thoroughly consolidated that Amer
ican patrols now control the coast
for 60 miles; in the by-passed 200
miles between the Aitape holdings
and Bunabun, where thousands OF
enemy troops are being compressed
in narrowing trap, warships
shelled three harbors and Karkar
Island, while planes ripped into
dwindling supplies, communications
and airfields.
New Britain-Rabaul's. five air
dromes were reported useless by
American pilots returning to Solo
mons bases Wednesday from 116-
ton bombing attack, with only two
planes in sight where once there
were hundreds.
New Ireland-Isolated Kavieng's
airdrome was dive-bombed and, for
the first time, headquarters specified
that the attackers came from near
by Emirau Islands, in the st. Mat
thias group.
Bougainville Coast Blasted.
Northern Solomons-T d o
Give bombers and fighter
bombers swept the Bougainville
coast from south to north while pa
trolls clashed at one end of the DOM
mating American position at En-
press Augusta Bay.
Amplifying details concerning the
leapfrog strike at Wakde, headquar-
ters said that the mortar fire which
temporarily checked the 9Th Army
soldiers at the edge of the airfield
was overcome by planes and de-
stroyers, enabling capture of the
coral strip five hours after the is
land was invaded Thursday. From
this field fighters can escort bombers
in raids anywhere in Dutch New
Guinea. 1t also is within easy bomb
ing range of Palau, Carolines' gate
way to the Philippines.
In the area between Australia and
New Guinea, Dutch flyers attacked
three small japanese ships OF the
Tanimbar Islands, sinking one,
cousing abandonment of the second
and damaging the third.
Evening star., 1944-05-20


ARMY DISCHARGE PAPER in folder, be-
Finder please call NO. 9774
BILLFOLD. black. containing money C. G.
iideentlhcatlon ie card bank book, gasoline
enour: 800 South Edsewood St.. Arlington,
Ri.. Rs.cx q Wa, 2GS15 l Reward. s.,s.u. .,
passes, permits, on hishway No. s, bet.
new Potomac Bridge and Wash. Reward
BOSTON BULL TERRIER, brindle, whit.
cnest and feet. red harness; lost in Be-
a1STo Inesds; WeGneSaay; Reward. OIL. 1I04.
X * 1872, 49, nsse afser ls!h SO and ne reward
charm with red and green stones, circle
OF diamonds around center: reward. Call
Re $500, Ext 335.
COAT AND TROUSERS, white Palm Beach,
VICINITY Dupont Circle; reward. Executive
COCKER SPANIEL. black, name Peter. ="
wearing orown muzzle, name Boutwell, on
com PURSE. brown. n, none money and check;
setting on Alexandria bus to RoSecreSt ave
ooR6 sad Sussis wRIsT 5swara wercA AAexanaIia 1894
white gold filled; in Woodward g. Lothrop
THURSDAY f,ur night liberal reward. cH. $3.50
DOG, black. curly haired; size of cocker
spsanlel' ssal' Conn. license tag. Reward. GE.
DoG. reddish brown, ls inches high, plain
DOG, spitz, female. white with light
brown spot on back, name ''Doliie": liberal
ENGLISH BULL. DOG. light brindle. lost
Thursday THURSDAY evening; reward. Executive
FOUNTAIN PEN. lady's Lifetime" sheaf-
er; es4 soid cap SO reward. Ii. 1851. 1920
KEYS. set of, on letter holder, between
Woodside School and Highland or, Ga
ave. Please return to Miss DUNCAN. 9127
PIN, diamond and pearl platinum; lost be-
tween Garfinckers and the Willard Hotel
PoCKETBoOK, maroon lost Kanns Dept
store; containing money and loose ration
coupons needed by large family: liberia
rpeTaId. pI RA; 1854.
left in ladies' restroom, Parrot Restaurant
reward. IA. 31O5.
RING. large amethyst. white sold. down.
SPRINGER SPANIEL, black and white
name tag. L; Spitz, Milltown, N. J. Re.
srddc Sard Call DI. $3.50 Sunday, Gil. 06s3
watch and other items: total value, $50
WALTZ. mans, mar s0tSms'A Sias H f. and &C., ga,
s10fs So i''qsd cs tS %6 p 4sSs ssnder 26ls TdeT
WALLET black containing registration
nrst sid and blood donors cards, some
cash; lost Thursday night after II o'clock
WRIST wATcH. ladies', "0 yellow en gold: Cal.
vert Shopping Center or Safeway, 1sOC
@ MsisT Wv wATcHr sTs reHaTs mars 9R a.m.on SRs1 Ios
Wednesday eyes. Reward Call sH. 4293
REWARD Rev viii be paid for DEFINITE informa-
wSte oss arss
.Frisky' Call WI 3629
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Immediate Inquiry
Into SKI Firm in j. !.
Promised by Truman
By The Associated Press.

Ey me ASSQCl2tEu FtesS.
Chairman Truman of the Senate
War Investigating Committee saio
today the committee would "act i'm
mediately" on a request by Senator
Nye. Republican, of Indiana. fol
an inquiry into the operations oi
ski, the Swedish ball bearing firm
TT is part Of the committee.
routine policy to assign a specia
investigator to look into every cast
in which Senator requests ar
investigation" Senator Truman tolc
a reporter. He added:
That will be the course followed
in this case. An Investigator will
make a preliminary inquiry anc
report his findings to the committee
for determination by it as the
advisability for formal investi.
CATION"
Senator Nye suggested an investi-
cation in statement yesterday. He
said that he was mot content" with
information that Government
agencies are quietly investigating
The extent to which ski In Sweden
is supplying the ball bearing de-
ficiency in Nazi Germany, while al
the same time it operates a SUBJ
sidiary in this country"
He asked that the committee in
quiry cover the operations in this
country of SKF.
William L. Bait, War Production
Board vice chairman, is president oi
an American subsidiary of the
Swedish concern. In recent speech
at Philadelphia before workers o1
three SKF plants, Mr.. Bait stated
his belief that Sweden should hall
all ball bearing shipments to Ger
many, said that reports of Nazi con.
troll of SKF were "a perfect setur
for Adolf Hitler to pull down Amer.
ican production" ana asserted it was
his understanding that 99h PEI
cent OF the parent firms stock was
held by SWedes.
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Man, Wrists Cut, Writes
On Wall in Own Blood

John D. Stone, 20, Of the TOO block
OF South Eighteenth street, Airing
ton. Va, is under mental observation
at Gallinger Hospital, where he re-
fused to discusss the slashing OF
both his wrists early today.
Police say Stone wrote in his own
blood on the walls of the building of
the National Catholic Welfare
Building: H. c. I love you," then
collapsed.
He was taken to Emergency Hos
pital for treatment before being
transferred. Several razor blades
were found in his pockets. He de-
clined to discuss his injuries or ex-
plain the inscription on the building
at 1912 Massachusetts avenue NV
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Paper Penny Snateher'
Committed 10 HospitaI

Harry Dawson, IS, twice convicted
OF stealing pennies from newsstands,
yesterday was committed by a Mu-
nicipal Court jury to st. Elizabeth's S
hospital for treatment.
Two more charges of penny steal
Ing pending against Dawson were
nolle pressed by the Government,
after the jury's verdict in the lunacy
inquisition.
Dawson, also known as Leo Davis
has had about s1,700 on his person
each time he has been arrested
Asked by Assistant United States
Attorney John B. Diamond about
the source of his more-than-ample
pocket money, the respondent re-
piled: II saved it,
The case was heard before Judge
Thomas D. Quinn.
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Dukotu Editor Dies

GRAND FORKS, N. Oak, May 2(
P.-William Preston Davies, 81
veteran editor of the Grand Forks
Herald, died of heart attack al
his home yesterday. A native o1
Brantford, Ont, he came to North
Dakota in 1882 and had been con-
nected with the Herald since 1897
Surviving are son and a daughter
Evening star., 1944-05-20
LOST RATION COUPONS.

GAS RATION BOOK &C" issued to J K.
lyman, 5000 Hamilton ST., Apt. L-3, NY
GAS RATION BOOK "a" issued TO r.
Winton Elliott. 2517 seth St NV. EN-.
GAS RATION BOOKS, "a" and &C" issued
TO r. D. Nellis, and also TT coupons is
sued to Washington Memorial Park Inc,
*, Si p No. !, Riggs rd., HyattsVille, Md.
GAS RATION "a" BOOK, lost on May ia.
lS44 issued James Harrington, 1909
EEAIioN BOOK NO. 3. issued TO Isabelle
hsssF; RioS SSfssy1is' Rnnk' Pa Bucks County.
BATON BOOK NO. 3, issued to Josephine
SS00t,sss' liz Springer st.. Greenville,
EATON BOOK NO. 4, issued to peloris
T., a{vsoman; Nv 653l Columbia pike. ArIins
&AIiON BOOK NO. 3, issued 10 Jane A
xins. 400 Taylor st,, Ch. Ch. Md.
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Fortress Lands in Sweden

NEW YORK, May 20 (P.-An
American Flying Fortress made a
forced landing yesterday near Ystad,
at the southern tip of Sweden, the
American-Swedish News Exchange
reported in a dispatch from Stock
holm. The plane was damaged but
the crew were safe. Presumably the
plane was one of those which took
part in the big attack on Berlin.
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Unidentified Body Found
In Kinqmons Luke

Calvin Woodward. 5213 Cloud
place NE, was fishing at Kingman's
Lake, near the Benning Bridge, late
yesterday when his hook caught in
the clothing of an unidentified COL
ored man who apparently had
drowned. The body was removed to
the Morgue. Police said it bears no
marks of violence. The man was
described as about 40 years old,
weighing about 180 pounds, wearing
pin-striped trousers and brown
shoes.
Evening star., 1944-05-20

ALLIED DRIVE CONTNUES-Broken line from Pico to Ter
racina indicates German switch line toward which the
Allied drive in Italy directed In the SOUTH American
took Ir and aea and Germans loss of Compo
dmele center Of line French took Monte
drone overlooking road while British pushed
toward Aquno At the northern hinge Of the fastcrumbng
Hitler line Polish troops took Villa Santa LucaAP Wrephoo
Evening star., 1944-05-20
Weather Report

District Of Columbia-Warm and
pleasant this afternoon, but not
quite so cool tonight. Tomorrow
fair, with afternoon temperatures
in the mid-80s.
Virginia-Partly cloudy in the
northeast portions, scattered thun-
dershowers in the west and south
portions tonight and tomorrow.
Slightly warmer tomorrow.
Maryland-Partly cloudy in the
east portion. with scattered thun-
dershowers in the west portion to-
night and tomorrow. Slightly
warmer tomorrow.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear at Harpers Ferry. Potomac
clear at Great Falls.
Evening star., 1944-05-20

abaja was the seventh since the AL
lies Withdrew from the Netherlands
Indies.
The first Australia -based air at
tack was executed July 23, 1943,
but that and five subsequent land
based bomber attacks were on q
small scale compared to the COM
bined operation.
Evening star., 1944-05-20
81 Induktees Enter
Armed Services Today

Fifty-seven District men have
been ordered to report for induction
into the armed forces today. The
group includes 26 men for the Army
and 81 for the Navy. Names ap-
pearing on the list follow:
Evening star., 1944-05-20

keeord Tor Last a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today
Highest. IL, 1901 pm. Year ago. "a.
Lowest, so, 1920 am. Year aso, "a.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, SO, on May l6.
Lowest, II, on January z.
Humidity for Last 20 Hours.
fFrom noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, 20 per cent, at $50 Am.
Lowest, 65 per cent, at $50 pm
Tide Tables
FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic SurVey)
Evening star., 1944-05-20
LOST.

Americas best product is not
ratiOned War Bonds.
Evening star., 1944-05-20

We are about to open up q second
front. Open up your purse or wallet
and buy that extra bond.
Evening star., 1944-05-20

Report for Last "a Hours.
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Continued From First Page.
Evening star., 1944-05-20
The Sun and Moor
Rreoipitation

Monthly precipitation in inches in ii
capital (eurrent month. to dste):
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
9 DefrOifers
Given Medals

Nine Detroit area Servicen1en,
ranging from private 10 lieutenant
colonel. have been decorated for
heroiSm IN the various war thea
ters. the army revealed today
These who received awards arc:
PVT. Joseph Holtz IF 1852 Cop
lin, Bronze Star for bravery and
initiative in remaining at his post
In a pillbox despite heavy Japan
csc assault on an unidentified
cu,hwcst Pacific island.
PFC. VinecnZo F. DeGeorge
brother Of Joseph DeGeorge. 3444
Hurlbut, Bronze S'ar. Although
unarmed he knocked down two
laps on New Guinea and held
them al bay until other Americans
came and killed them.
SGT Henry Chrostwoski AZ 2272
Wyandotte. Hamtramck, Silver
Star, for eallantry in action in
Italy. Although wounded in the
head, he destroyed an enemy gun
nest. He Is in Fletcher General
Hospital, Cambridge. o.
OVER NAZI EUROPE
Cpl. Patrick J. OLeary Of 11400
Forrer, Soldiers Medal. for hero
ism in extricating an injured pilot
from a crashed and flaming plane
al an Allied base in Italy on
April %. He is with the 18th
AAF.
S/Sgt. Steven Bosser OF 1920
Military. Distinguished Flying
Cross. for exceptionally meritor-
ious achievement" during heavy
bombardment missions over Nazi
Europe. He Is attached TO the
Sth AAF.
1st 1t. Kenneth c. Allstaedt Of
1850 Chandler, Lincoln Park, Dis
tinguished Flying Cross, for"ex-
traordinary" achievement on 40
combat missions, during which he
destroyed one Nazi plane.
S/Sgt. William J. Webster Of
1850 Marx, Distinguished Flying
Cross. for extraordinary achieve
ment on 30 missions from an 9Th
AAF Liberator station in Eng
land.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
Could See Husband
BY Leaving City
War Problem Clinic:

War Problem Clinic:
A very good friend of mine has
asked me to leave the city and
live with her. My husband is in the
service, and by doing this I would
be able to see him once in a while
In order to live out there would
have to sell my property.
My friend said 1 could obtain
employment and a place to live
You see. ! have three children
What would you suggest I do?
MRS. j. p.
Dear Mrs. j. p: I am not sure
from your letter, but 1t would
seem that you own your own
home.
II this is true, and with three
small children which would
make your allotment reasonably
good, L should think you might
be better off to maintain your
residence here and live on the
allotment from your husband,
rather than sell your property
and move into strange and
new community.
You have not only the prob
lem Of living cost In these COM
munlties, but also the problem
of the readjustment Of your
children to a new school and a
new environment.
At any rate, before ! under
took such n step, l would In
vestigate living conditions for
myself and the children. educa-
tional opportunities and the ex-
tent to which I would have 10
make n financial sacrifice In
selling my property.
ROBERT q. FOSTER,
In charge Of Family Counsel
ing Service, Merrill-Palmer
School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
$500 AlIotmsnts,
Glass A Dependents

War Problem Clinic:
My husband is overseas and is
sending an allotment for myself
and two children. II I should &C
cept a Job, would I list the chill
dren as my dependents?
MRS. F.. K.
Dear Mrs. r. X:
II YOU are receiving, by rea-
son Of your husbands military
service, for the support Of your
self and two children, the sum
of 500 per month, you. come
within Class A dependents and
are considered dependents Of
your husband.
EDWARD POKORNY.
Wayne County Friend
of the Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
RAJ Bonnbers
Stuttgart

LONDON, July % QNSl-
Formidable Allied aerial squad
rons swept across the Straits of
Dover by daylight today 10 follow
up SCATTERING night assaults by
the Raj against Stuttgart, Berlin
and French detectives.
Stuttgart, large German arma-
mentS center, bore the brunt Of
the RAF assault with $500 tons
of bombs dropped
British bombers also attacked
oil storage tanks at L0ngeS. near
St. Nazaire, France. for the
second night. Fires started the
previous night still were burning
when the Raj appeared.
BlockbuSter laden Mosquitoes
hammered Berlin for the second
successive night.
Robot bombs continued 10 fall
on southern counties OF England,
including the London area, with
additional damage and casualties.
The air ministry said night
operations. which included at
tackS on Frankfurt, and mine lay
ing, were carried out with the
loss of % planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
Free Speech Glasses
For Sufferers

War Problem Clinic:
Could YOU advise me whore
could attend free speech classes
for suffering? / am very anX-
iouS 20 overcome this handicap.
NJ. 6.
Dear W. g:
Wayne University offers
speech classes beginning In the
fall at regular tuition rates.
The Lewis Institute for Siam
merers also offers help. but with
tuition fee. I know Of no place
where adults receive this help
without cost.
MRS. IRENE y. MURPHY.
Family and Child Welfare Sec'y.
Council of Social Agencies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25

cles but rather like a delicate
Hattsrhg film tina, hides little
lines and blemiShes, olings 4 long
hours Even in strong sunlight
your face never looks mask-Ebe
OF chalky, but utterly natural AS
fine, smooth and flawless as lovely
baby skin. ..-...
These thrilling results ! promise
you are no, just my oDn opinion
They are the actual words, the en-
perisuce. Of thousands of women
taken from actual lettersl
These women have seen the DIFF
ference ON their own skin. They
know from experience that no
oth1 makeup 1, half 80 Asttering
,..or stays on and stay, fresh 50
long as safe Lady Esther Powderl
, WIN, -. IIys N. asa n. chieooo. n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
FORTRESS GUNNER

S/Sgt. Frank J. Dombrowski Of
1893 E. Kirby, Distinguished Fly
ing Cross, for courage. GOODNESS
and skill during missions as
right waist gunner on a Flying
Fortress attacking the Germans.
He is with the 9Th AAF in Eng
land.
The army also announced that
1t. Col. Donald II. Ainsworth, Is,
a BIZ pilot who lived at $40
Vermont, has won the Air Medal
with seven clusters, Distinguished
Flying Cross and Presidential Co
tation. during is months with the
18th AAF in Italy.
Ainsworth is expected home on
leave soon, having arrived at
a base in Miami for processing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
'2.98-'3.o8 PIoyshoes
w.n.n'., N.n-,.ti..... 81 81

Sweeping clearance OF women's non-rafioned
psyshoes! Pumps, flies. baby doll styles. Sling
backs -. open toes. In every color masinabe
Not all sizes in all styles, but most sizes available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
War Problem Clinic:
POnderS Sale of Home
To BE With Husband

servicemans wife has asked the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
should leave Detroit and be her husband or
whether it would be more advisable to remain here
confronted by the problem Dr. Robert
Fosters in todays column will OF especial interest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
No Payment till December
on Insulation at Wards

Rock Wool Kmsu ANY type insulation NOT ONLY Montgomery Wards
but with NOTHING TO PAY tM December then
monfhsl Buy tomorrow! Easily installed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
Very Limited Number
ALA r M
CLIO C. X 6
SOS

Dependable, all metal
model. on sale $50
Wednesday morning.
Will sell out fast!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-25
Lady Esther baby texture powder gives that
young smooth, "fIawIess look. without DANGER

Skin specialists have told me their
first warning TO girls with skin
trouble is Stop Using cake make
up. It exposes delicate skin to
three serious risks dDness.
coarseness and blemishes. Need
less risks. when you can achieve
far moro exciting loveltness -.
Uithota danger.
Why Iody fsk~ -cio-evtssr
your skin w',hevs so"ss~
Made by the exclusive Twin Hw-
rlcane Process OF the finest and
purest Ingredients Lady Esthm
Face Powder gives YOU 1tn an en-
chanting new radiance Infinitely
finer and softer than otb~ pow
den my powder spreads on
your fac. nos hks pOvdery Parti-
a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
Garden Club Meets

ONLY DYED-TN-THE-WOOL
gardeners, IL seems. would ven
ture out IN a heavy SnowStorm.
such as Yesterdays, 10 discuss
spring planting
But The coy living room Of
Mrs. Chester NorSe's home in
Strat hcona drive was filled with
enthusiastic members Of the
Palmer Woods Garden Club
Mrs. Fred Dewey was Co
hostess
Mrs George J. Fredericks
conducted the first business
meeting ~ the club In 1914
Mrs Charles Burton I'D a dis
cuSsion on "CataloCs' ..
And afterwards tea wa dis
pensed from a pretty tea table
on which rcd and white tulips
were used effectively In carry
ing out tho Valentine motif
Mrs Wendell Wilcox and
Mrs. G RAY DAVIS poured