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BARGE TRIPS
On C. & o. Canal auspices National
Park Service; leave Lock 3, At Thirtfeth
street, one block south of NJ street NV,
= pm. today and am. and pm. to-
morrow.
BICYCLE TRIP
Through Rock Greek and Sligo Parks,
lean Youth Hostsi. Potomac Area: meet 81
Mt. Pleasant and Lamont streets NV,
D IN. tomorrow.
CAMERA STROLL.
Along C. a o. Canal towpath. to return
piees National Park service; meet At Stop
80 on Glen Echo esrline, $40 am. to-
morrow. Bring lunch and beverage.
CAMPFIRE PROGRAM.
"Grsnd CANYON Moods and "A Visit to
Grand Canyon. Zion and Bryce CANON
National Parks" teehnicolor motion pic.
tures. auspices National PARK Service at
the Rock Greek Park campfire site, near
sixteenth street and Colorado avenue NV.
80 o'clock tonisht.
DANCES.
Square and ballroom dancinx, social
hall. Mt. Vernon Place Methodist Church
Dance. YMcA dymna SUM. 17so q stree,
w, . O'Clock tonight.
Dance. Jewish Community Center. SIX
tsenth and SITS NV, $50 O'Clock
DRAMA.
Captain Applejack." mystery comedy
presented by Jarvis Repertory Thester:
sonoma roads, Bethesda, $50 O'Clock to-
nixht
Bsiisys is crossroads' ~ Va. $40 O'Clock To-
night.
The original Act of Congress establish
ing the Smithsonian Institution. throush
Tuesday: State Department maps. through
August: books and personalia OF Shalom
Aleichem. Jewish author. for an indefinite
from the
September 3. In the Division OF Graphic
Arts tenth annual photosraphie salon OF
through August. in the Arts and Industries
Building. at the Smithsonian Institution,
3 an 10 4:a0 pm. daily
tronics equipment in the main lobby. De
partment Of Commerce Building. daily
through AUGUST.
vicinity at the Phillips Memorial Gallery.
II Am. to 9 pm. Tuesdays through Sat,
ntda,.; 3pm To- ,anS: Pm SUNDAYS SUNDAYS d, and
Water color renderinss of early Amsri-
can designs in native arts and crafts. at
the National Gallery Of Art. 10 am. to s
through September 8.
Oil and water color paintings by Miss
Norma & Bose At the Pet~orth Branch Pub
Display Of fresh water game and food
nsh:s from Federal n;,r, h.seh.ri's and l lSssi
Department Of commere. Building. daily
throuEh Ausust:
club AssR af W.shn.toa n rSas y o nss ss
% B p.m. sunday, throush ssDtemesr.
aaGa, as.p ss .nd s1s' asa
Gardens. Kenilworth avenue and Douglas
street NE. daily through Ausust.
'na Ss x. s..n a.
through August l5:, Tennessee sesanieen.
tsnnisl exhibition. through August %. at
,ns asstasys sysr' Of cSnsrss to pm g
and 1870 am. to 10 pm. sundays
paintinss by American indians Cen,
trAl Branch. Public Library, Eighth and
K streets NV, am to pm. week
days throush August
FLOWER TOUR.
Through Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens.
where numerous tropical water lilies and
lotus are now in bloom, auspices National
near i K.niiworth % .Venu. W ne dehi and Douaiss ss
street NE, $50 am. tomorrow.
NIKE.
From Muirkirk, swim at Blue Pond. to
Beltsville, Nd, auspices Wanderbirds Hik-
iHN Siuu' meet NJ iTAuWAys Dus stkSiuH'
9:l5 am. tomorrow. Bring lunch. bever-
age and swim suits.
MUSIC.
organ recital, Washington Chapel, $50
o CLOCK '0n'sh'' PARTY.
'Taeky party" wear old clothes: dane
ins. refreshments and games. auspices
Wanderbirds Hiking Cluo; at the Friend
o'clock tonight.
POTOMAC CRUISE.
Nautical sightseeing tour Of the Capital
water front aboard the Potomac Clip
per" auspices National Park Service and
0Svsrnment s ~ service @ ins; ,save @ % Landing
Park every other hour from noon to 8
pm. today and tomorrow.
FOR SERvICEMEN.
Buffet supper. 80 o'clock, and dance
on starlisht roof. o'clock tonisht: swim
party, leave lounge noon tomorrow; JWB-
UsQ Sixteenth and 9 streets NV.
ss.ssf sr. sesisns saas: :hs A5as'. 1885, ss
Dance with orchestra. $40 o'clock to-
nisht. NCCs-Uso. 1914 N street NV
Horss6ack riding leave lounge 10 an.
tomorrow st.Ts .no uso C,nn. iS1d Il ssrst NV
.onisht, $50 Club, s01 Pennsylvania
FOR OFFICERS.
Dance with orchestra. Ofdcers' Service
Club of the United Nations. 644 Twenty
irst street NV, $50 o'clock tonisht.
Dance, Omcers' Club Of Warrington.
,'elock tonisht.
Service personnel may obtain more In
formation by calling the United Nations