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7-ROOM BRICK.

Bon. Air section Of Arlington. Va; large
grounds: conv to buses Price, $3.50
c. W. Clever Co.. oxford O322 or CHI. 1922.
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S5,99O-ARLINGTON.

Another one Just completed: rms. fre
place, tile bath, full basement, nice lot;
conveniently located: reasonable down pay
meat, rest like rent. Directions: Out Will
son blvd. to Glebe rd.. turn left on Glebe
rd to Carlyn Spring rd. turn right on
Car!yn Spring rd. to Frederick st, turn
right On Frederick blk. to 522l N. 5th st.
BEVERLY HILLS.
Here is the owner-built fine brick house
for which you have been looking. it is of
: stories. Georsian in type, has slate
roof is ] y years old and is situated on
a large. level lot: handsomely ornamented
with trees and shrubbery, a large living
room with fireplace, fine dining room.
lovely kitchen, bedroom and one-half bath
on lst floor: . bedrms. and bath on 2nd
floor: large storage room. full basement
with toilet, finished room for recrea tional
purposes. oil heat with aIr-conditioner:
etilt-ln Lear garage; transportation .
blocks. 10c bus fare, 10 min. by automo-
pile to downtown Washington. II inter-
ested call
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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COUNTRY CLUB HIILS

This cream-colored brick home of CO.
lonial type built less than 3 years ago and
offered for sale. due to owners transfer, Is
as good as new. Located within one block
Of the Washington Golf and Country Club,
it is situated on an attractively Handicapped
elevated lot. Rooms include entrance hall
fireplace and door opening on screened
porch; 1st floor paneled den or bedroom
with adjoining half bath, dining room and
bedroom with private bath, 2 other bed
rooms and bath. The full basement con.
tains recreation room with fireplace and
rage, slate roof. 2 blocks to bus. Price.
S1S,250.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2s4O Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
CHI 2S3S Evenings. GIL. 3S3S.
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BUNGALOW, ON u ACRE

Located in the picturesque village of
Falls Church, Va, within 3 blocks Of bus,
this little white house with spacious large
IN grove of huge oak trees. Ideal for
the couple or small family. 1t consists
OF living room I2x2O, with fireplace and
bedroom 12x13), a large combnati tion
kitchen and breakfast room. An attractive
feature is the large recreation room
u5x25): excellent new hot-water heating
system with Marr westinghouse oil burn
er, g. E. hot-water heater. Price, S6,95O.
George Mason Green Co.,
2S40 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
Gil 1898. Evenings, Gil. 1898.
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PROP. SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE, $55 monthly, no cash payment
r required; price. $4,000; Groom house oak
noors, oak fireplace, hot-water heat, oil
paved streets. See owner. w, r. Wilson
Sll7 43rd ave, Hyattsville. Md, Cali
s-RoOM HOUSE. l acr. land, outbldes.
near Oxon Hill. Nd on Livingston I'd.
Watch for sign, r. W. Sydnor.
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1LEO IONED T hI1CT AN 1IOVIE.
Located in the historic town of Fairfax.
Va This charmingly restored home, situ-
ated on one acre on a picturesque street,
has much to offer, with its spacious rooms
and beautiful grounds. Rooms include
square entrance hall, . living rooms Zone
with fireplacel, spacious paneed library,
fireplace and adjoining half bath, gracious
dining room with door opening on porch.
large equipped kitchen and a long veranda
with door from the library and the living
room; on the End floor. 5 spacious bed
rooms. . baths, and . stairways from the
first floor hot-water heating system with
oil burner; auto. eiec. hot-water heater p
car detached garage: beautiful lockwood
garden; many rare shrubs and large trees:
on bus service to Washington and con-
venient to shopping and schools. S21 500.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2S4O Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
CHI 3S3S Evenings, GIL. 3S3S.
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4 BEDROOMS.

Brick. under years old lot bOxl go;
attached garage. oil heat: FILA loan, paid
10 approximately $1,000: S46.94 per mo. Z;
excellent location conv Stores schools and
ouses ln-cent trans c. w. CLEVER CO.,
OK. Q322 or CHI. 3222
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OWNER DRAFTED.

Four stores. two Groom apartments, 10.
foot frontase on Bladensburs I'd. near the
Log Cabin, all occupied by same tenants
ior long period; consisting OF a radio store.
Cleaners establishment and restaurant with
peer. Recently owner refused to renew
leases, now being rented month to month.
Rare opportunity for wide-awske business.
man or investor. $26.250. with S6,25O
Gown. EGGLETON REAL ESTATE. DU.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Built about yrs. ago this cozy broom
mousse has bath. oil heat, elec and FIRE
place. :, 1t has enough land for garden and
hood and one block from committing bus
service. Price. $1,000: 5000 down, bal.
S49 per mo. See MASON HIRST. AMMAN
dale, Va, at the end of Columbia pike
Phone Alexandria 5Sl2 Closed Sundays
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ARLINGTON-S12-75O-

Beautiful 3-bedroom, o-bath brick home.
like new in every respect Must be seen to
be appreciated. OWNER. CHI. s761.
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MEDIATE POSSESSION.

ONE OF THE BEST BUILDINGS,
ONE OF THE BEST LOCATIONS
Library. living room, II bedrooms: 10
minutes walk to governmental admins
center.
FLETCHER, INC,
1920 New York Ave. NV. Tel. MA 1851
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BEAUTIFUL STONE,
IANHAM. MD

This is really a dream house All stone,
less than years old and recently dec
GRATED and PAINTED throughout New-house
conditlon. Large living room with beau
tiful stone. resi-open fireplace LARGE
stone hoored porch off living room. full
size DINING room and modern kitchen Two
Large dry basement with laundry trsvs
Extra large lot. plentv room for garden
and chickens Situated on new Larham-
Severn road just of the Defense highway
close to bus and rail transports ton I'm
mediate possession. Substantial payment
Phone for directions to inspect
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MODERN 13-UNIT APT.

Detached 3-story brick bldg, located in
prominent NV. suburban area, containing
!. . and rooms dinette, kitchen and
bath aptS.: prewar rents total SS.05S per
annum. This building is approximately 4
years old and is in excellent condition
The price is S5250O. showing a 1889
yield on the cash invested plus curtail on
lSt trust. II interested phone Mr. Black.
istOne OF, R1DT or Pc
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BUNGALOW AT Sc. $50.

Cozy. well-built 5-room bungalow, with
attic room. large lot; located bet. conv
bus lines. close to schools stores and
church: real bargain. $1,000 cash Call
Miss King CHI 0723
COLONIAL REALTY CO..
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MT RAINIER MD

This is without doubt one OF the
orettiest places in Mt Rainier over one
naf scre OF beautiful grounds with cen
fnry-oId oak trees l55-foot frontage or
one OF the main streets: bus in front OF
door One block to District line Very
attractive bungalow Six rooms sud bath
with maids room in attic. Open fireplace
inciosed porches. storm ash and screens
Tor entire house. Oil hot-water heat all
ssiectrlc Kitchen. Two-car garage. Terms
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FALLS CHURCH-$8,5OO.
Lovely new prewar home on ~, acre,
ami, large living room with fireplace
also large bedrooms. full basement: beauti-
ful oak trees: easy terms. Call MR. JOHN
STON, CHI. 31O2
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$4,000 SQUARE FEET
OFFICE SPACE
OFFICES WANTED.

In law once: furnished; secretarisl
ice: desirable location. MA l4OI.
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J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
FAIRHAVEN.

Attractive arm. bungalows, tile bath
all conyenenceS: coal heat, 2nd floor can
be finished into rms. and bath; large lot
close to bus and school; no down payment:
Sh5 per mo, for "a mos, then S31 90 per
mo. Alexandria S0SI IA Hillcrest Drive
Fairhaven Hours open for inspection, l
pm. to pm. Fairhaven is "a mi. south
OF Alexandria. Va on u S. No l. Take
Eort BelYnir hus get eff irhaven
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

LEESBURG. yA.-Best location, acres
charming 6-room house, screened porch
separate servants house. tool house, ga
rage, stonewall, gates and fMe driveway;
house newly decorated, city water tele-
phone, lights and Pryfax gas connected:
rental S75; sale, $4,000 net, Phone
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CAPITOL HEIGHTS.

$500 90 CASH-S40. 90 PER MO,
VIII buy 5-room bungalow; electricity,
gas water, hot-air heat: lots 40x1lO IT.
One block from bus; only Is mi. from
Washington, D. c. Apply post office
box 93S, Indian Head Md
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BRICK DREAM HOUSE.

TWO FIREPLACES
Large brick slate roof bungalow, on
wooded corner lot with bedrms. lge
living rm. with open stairway, dining rm.,
tile kitchen, tile bath and storage rm,
full basement, auto. heat, built-in garage
storm sashes full screens. lge screened
porch. This house is immaculate and
has all the extras, on paved street: good
trans; $500, terms Call today, WA
15SO. e. Robinson. Agent. HyattsYille. Nd
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

< ST. DOWNTOWN. 2O-FOoT FRONT.
One-story brick bldg: modern: Sl3,5o0
DINOWITZ CO. MA. 6717
CORNER HOUSE FOR BUSINESS AND
home; lot 30xl00: Sl3,95O
D1NOW1TZ CO. Ma S1lT
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RHtb II. Mitchell
League Nominee

Miss Ruth H. Mitchell of st.
Cloude, Minnesota, is the nominee
for president of the National League
of Women Voters, according to an
announcement received yesterday
from the Nominating Committee, of
which Mrs. George G. Bogert Of
Chicago Is chairman. The nominee
has been actively associated with the
league since its organization in 1920
and is member of both the Ma
tional Board and Minnesota State
Board of the league.
Only one slate is being presented
at the National Convention April Is
through % by the Nominating Com
mittee, but nominations may be
made from the floor. The new
president will succeed Miss Mar
guerite M, Wells who is retiring after
serving as president for ten years.
Other nominees are: Mrs. Roscoe
Anderson, Webster Groves, Missouri,
first president; Mrs. Richard H.
Field, Weston, Mass, second vice.
president: Mrs. j. S. Schramm. Bur-
lington. Iowa, secrtary; Mrs. Harris
T. Baldwin, Washington, D. c.,
treasurer. Nominees for directors
are Mrs. D. Bailey Calvin, Calves
ton, Texas; Mrs. Marion A. Cheek,
Snyder, New York; Mrs. George
Engels, Mill Valley, California; Mrs.
Charles E. Heming, New York,
NY; Mrs. Marc A. Law, Highland
Park, Illinois; and Mrs. John G.
Lee, Pennington, Conn.
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Sonora de Brunet
Feted at Lunch

Sonora de Brunei, wife of the re-
tiring Naval and Air Attache of the
Argentine Embassy, was the guest
in whose honor members of the
Chamber Music Guild entertained
at luncheon at the Carlton yester-
day. Sonora de Brunei, during the
several years that Admiral Brunei
has been on duty here, has taken a
particularly active part in the work
of the guild and yesterday she was
presented with scroll of apprecia-
ton for her efforts and signed by
the members of the guild
Mrs. Thomas Burke, who is one
of the three directors of the organi-
zation, presided at the luncheon ano
made the presentation.
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Chapter Canteen and in an air.
port assignment. Now she gives
all of her time to the personnel
end of the canteen. A native of
South Dakota, Mrs. Nelson grew
up and received her education
there. After her marriage to
the Marine Corps officer she
made her home at marine posts
throughout the United States,
and in such colorful and interest
ing spots as Nicaragua and Haiti,
and then in China. Just now her
husband is overseas (on his
fourth overseas assignment since
their marriage) and Mrs. Nelson
and their 15-year-old daughter
(who Is Jango at the Doctors
Hospitan are making their home
In the Capital in a charming
house which is furnished with
many lovely things found dur
ing their travels . among these
very fine collection OF Chinese
coins which Mrs. Nelson brought
back from their sojourn In China
:. and an exquisite collection of
foreign dolls.
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W Weddimg Is Held
1t Residence of
Brides Parents

In the presence of a large COM
pany of relatives Miss Cora Robert
son Bowen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Chester Bowen, became the
bride last evening of Mr.. Norman
Irving Martin of Albany, N. Y. The
Rev. DR.. Robert o. Kevin officiated
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bower
in Arlington, and Mrs Martha Fitz-
Hugh, accompanied by Mrs. Mary
C. Williams, sang several selections
while the guests assembled for the
ceremony.
The bride was escorted by her
father down the central hall to an
improvised altar banked with flowers
and palms, and backed by a rare
old Chinese shawl which had be-
longed to her great-great-grand-
mother.
She wore an ivory satin gown
with a long train and a full-length
tulle veil which fell from a head
dress of old family rose-point lace
worn by a number of other brides
in her family. She carried a large
bouquet of roses.
Mrs. Dorsey James Griffith, who
was matron of honor fer her sister,
wore an aqua crepe gown and car
ried talisman roses, and Mr.. Griffith
served as best man. Elisabeth
Griffith was the flower girl, wearing
a long peach organdy frock and
carrying an old-fashioned bouquet.
The brides mother wore a black
lace gown with a corsage of gar
denias.
Among the many prenuptial par
ties for the bridal couple was a
dinner for a company of 40 given
by the faculty of the Leland Junior
High School, where the bride is
teacher.
Following their wedding trip Mr..
and Mrs. Martin will reside at 7l2
Dorset avenue, Kenwood.
The bride is niece of Mr.. Thomas
E. Robertson, former commissioner
OF patents, and of Mrs. LeBlond
Burdett of Takoma Park. ..
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By the Way
Beth Blaine.

Like most of the women who
have chosen canteen work for
their share in helping to win the
war, Mrs. Nels H. Nelson is very
much interested in all phases of
cooking. With her Marine Corps
husband she has lived just about
all over the world and wherever
she lived she took some time out
to study the native dishes. She
particularly likes Chinese cooking
and when Col Nelson and she
were stationed in China Just
before coming to Washington in
1910 she took cooking lessons
there and learned to make many
of the delicately favored dishes
for which China is so famous and
which she loves to prepare her.
self and serve to her friends
back home in America-when she
can find time from her Red
Cross canteen work, that is.
AS assistant to Mrs. Mastin
White, vice chairman in charge
of personnel for the Red Cross
Canteen Corps of the District of
Columbia, Mrs. Nelson does an
efficient and almost full-time
volunteer job. This particular
personnel desk stats seven of the
canteen projects of the D. G. Red
Gross Chapter ana it is where all
applicants are interviewed and
also 1t is this personnel desk
which makes the assignments for
the projects it stats. You can
imagine what tremendous job
this is-shifting and replacing
volunteers for those who some
times must drop out because Of
illness or some other last-minute
emergency-but keeping every
one of those so important
projects of the canteen fully
stated at all times.
DO you still need more day
workers for the canteen?" we
asked Mrs. Nelson.
Indeed we do" she replied.
Just now We have plenty of
workers for the night shifts but
Washington's population is such
a shifting one that we find we
mast constantly replace volun-
teers who are leaving the city,
many because their husbands are
transferred. 1t is so important
to keep these canteen projects
well staffed," Mrs. Nelson went
on, because the canteen plays
such an important role in so
many phases of Red Gross work"
The canteen and nutrition
courses are very interesting and
also they are very helpful to
women, not only in wartimes
but in the successful and eco
nomical running of their own
homes in peacetimes as well.
II you'd like to take the course.
either telephone Republic 5000,
extension ATS, Or go to the cam
teen personnel desk in the
OAR Building and volunteer
your services. You'll be doing
your part to help shorten the
war-and We'll guarantee that
you'll enjoy doing it.
Mrs. Nelson herself has been
with the canteen for two years
now; before that she worked with
the Red Cross Production Unit.
After she had completed the
canteen and nutrition courses
she worked in the canteen at
the blood donor center, at the
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Ensign Gordon DanielSon. nephew
of Mrs. Hainsworth and the Com
mander will be present at the christ
ening. and the others in the family
gathering will be Mrs. Walter White,
cousin of Comdr. Hainsworth and
her daughters, Ensign Mary White,
1t. Ann White and Mr.. Walter
White, jr., who is at Oberlin College
in training for the service.
Mrs. White will be matron of hon.
or for Mrs. Hainsworth and will
share honors with her at reception
following the launching.
An interesting party on the cal
endar Monday was the luncheon
given by Mrs. Nat Patton, wife of
Representative Patton of Crockett,
Tex, in honor of Mrs. John Gordon
Beasley, also Of Crockett. Mrs.
Beasley has been in Washington for
a fortnight and is returning to
Texas today. Guests at the function
all were from Texas.
Present at the fete honoring the
visitor included Mrs. Jesse Jones,
wife of the Secretary of Commerce:
Col. Oveta Culp Hobby, director of
the Women's Army Corps: Mrs.
Lindley Beckworth, Mrs. Luther A.
johnson, Mrs. Fritz Garland Lam
ham, Mrs. Robert Ewing Thomason,
Mrs. Paul J. Kilday Mrs Albert
Thomas, Mrs. George H. Mahon,
Mrs. Wright Patman, Mrs. Sam M
Russell, Mrs. Eugene Worley and
Mrs. Ed Gossett, all wives of members
of the House of Representatives
from the Lone Star State. Still
others present at the all-Texas af-
fair were Mrs Walter Woodul, whose
husband formerly was Lieutenant
Governor of the State; Mrs. Sale
Miller, Mrs. Emmie P. Dowdell, Mrs.
Richard Roy Baker, Mrs. James c.
Dorbatdt and Mrs. James P. Bu-
chanan. Miss Bonnie Patton, daugh-
ter OF the hostess, also was at her
mothers party.
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A nniyerSarv

Mrs. Laura Rockenbaugh was the
honor guest at party given for hel
Sunday by her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ]
IcenhoWer. The occasion was ir
celebration of the 82d birthday an
niversary of Mrs. Rockenbaugh
Among the guests were Mrs. Rock
enbaugh's sons. Mr.. Briscoe Rocken.
baugh and Mr.. William Rocken-
baugh,
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D0bbs School Head

Miss Evelina Pierce, headmistres.
Of the Masters School at Dobbs
Ferry, was guest speaker at lunch.
con meeting of the Washington
branch of the Dobbs Alumnae Asso-
citation yesterday at the home OF
Mrs. Keith Merrill Miss Pierce
who is the house guest of Mrs. Mer.
rill, recently received an honorary
degree from Bowdoin College, Maine
and was formerly head of the Pc.
tomac School in this city. Mrs
Merrill was assisted by Mrs. J. Petel
Tiernan and Mrs. Harold r. Bull.
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Program Tonight

DR.. Pedro de Alba, Assistant Di.
lrector of the Pan American Union
will be the principal speaker at the
Pan American Day ceremonies to
be held by the Club de las Americas
in the National Archives Auditorium
at o'clock tonight.
The program also will include pl-
ano selections of Latin American
music by 1t. Jorge Bolet, Military
Attache of the Cuban Embassy, who
is noted pianist, and solos by Miss
Dorothy Landau. noted soprano.
DR. Francisco Banda, president OF
the Club de las Americas. will pre-
side. The evenings entertainment,
which is open to the public, will
conclude with a sound motion pic
ture in color, South of the Land of
the Conquistadores."
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ldoa'a1maM:|h
I. S. S. Hainsworth Launching Friday
Naval HerO's Kin to Witness
Christening of DESTROYER

When the u Hansworth is launched
proudly looking will be young
William Mccall Hainsworth for whom the
Each of these relatives of the popular
the Atlantic S
III so
HainSworth will chsten
husband the will
the attractive California girl Miss Ruth Daneson the
bachelors residing
Arlington. husband
been Soldiers
and
When the destroyer U. s. s. Hansworh slides into the
Friday HainsWorh, Stanley
Mr. Donald Hansworh school, will be standing
Hainsworth bit for launchings
the O her girl is only
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Women Debate
On Equal Rights
At COP League
By Gretchen Smith.

A debate on whether the Equal
Rights Amendment, if passed by
Congress following the Easter re-
cess, will increase or detract from
legal justice for women was held by
two students of women's rights
at meeting Of the League of Re-
publican Women yesterday at league
headquarters.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Downey
librarian at the Alva Belmont
House, headquarters Of the National
Women's Party. and lecture chair
man of the National League OF
American Pen Women, argued the
positive side while Mrs. Caroline De
Caux, technical analyst and editorial
writer for the Women's Bureau. La
Dor Department, presented the neg
ative side.
Miss Downey declared that in the
nearly 100 years since the "declara-
tion of women's rights" had beer
made by a small group of women
a few years after the American Dec
laration of Independence, that only
one right" had been secured BY
women-the right to vote.
There still remain on the statute
books 1041 laws which work to the
disadvantage of women in different
states" she pointed out.
Enumerating instances where dis.
criminatory laws have been unfair
to women. Miss Downey cited the
recent agitation in England caused
by Prime Minister Churchill's OBJ
lection to Parliament's passing Law
giving equal pay to men and womer
teachers. This, she asserted, wa!
just one instance of unfairness Il
women in countries where the Con.
stitution did not include equal right.
| for women. China and Russia, she
added, are the only two countries II
which women enjoy equal rights
with men.
In answer to arguments that the
Equal Rights amendment woule
abolish laws protecting women
Miss Downey declared that many O.
these laws, especially the Mothers
and Widows Pension laws, did no.
protect women, but children.
They give as much protection tt
fathers as they do to mothers, she
added
Maternity laws should demane
special legislation, she argued
passed on the same basis as vet.
eran's compensation laws or other
Legislation for service men.
Maternity is a service to the
country" she declared, "and shoulc
be compensated as SUCH"
Conceding that, ION certain points
I agree with my opponent and that
there are certain State laws discrim.
mating against women which should
be eliminated, Mrs. De Caux pro.
tested that the Equal Rights amend.
ment, should it become law, woulc
not solve the problems of discrim.
inatory legislation.
I'VE don't believe the Eaua,
Rights amendment is the best
method of eliminating discrimina-
tions," she asserted. "One Thousand
ills cannot be eliminated by the pas
sage of one amendment"
Many injustices will result from
passage of the amendment, Mrs. De
Maux argued, mentioning specific
ally instances where husbands might
refuse to support wives.
i we believe there is a danger that
women would lose 1000 vital pro-
tections for every advantage they
would gain, she explained.
II The debate highlighted the pro.
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Farewell Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Lewis Clark
entertained in their home in Ia
koma Park Monday evening at a
surprise farewell party for MIR.
Iucius G. c. Lamar, jr, of Wash
ington, who will enter the armed
forces April Is. Besides Mr.. and
Mrs. Lamar, those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Hambleton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Bohn and Mrs. Walter
Russell.
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MISS DORIS PUCKHABER.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Puck
haber OF Charleston haze an
nounced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Doris
Puckhaber, to Agitation Cadet
Wendell BeaU Ealy, U. S. N.
R., SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Ealy OF Takoma Park. The
10edding WiH take place in the
tdH.
Miss Puckhaber UdS grad
udted from, Blackstone COL
lege and her fance 10as in his
junior gear at the Citadel,
1ohere he Was taking a pre-
medical course 1Uhen he en-
listed. in the Many. He is a
student Aviator at the Uni
DerSity OF Georgia.
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Reception After
Buffet Luncheon

Following the conservation of
DR.. Angus Dun on April 10, an
informal buffet luncheon will be
given in the activities building
OF st. Adams School for out-of-
town guests and local diocesan
clergy with their wives. The
luncheon will be followed by a
reception to be given at 3 o'clock
in the main building of the Ma
tional Cathedral School for
Girls, when DR.. and Mrs. Dun
will be in the receiving line.