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Evening star., 1946-03-31
Group Health
Accepts First
Private Unit
Insurance Work.
Included in Plan
To Extend Service

Group Health Association, Inc.
yesterday announced it has accepted
the first group outside the Federal
Government as members under its
new plan to extend its prepayment
medical and hospital care.
The initial private industry group
to join CHA are employees of the
Washington Office of the Farm Bu-
reau Insurance Companies. The
membership of the group will take
erect tomorrow with the filing of
GHA's new charter which will ex-
tend medical and disqualification
services to employees in private in
dustry. George Frantz, manager of
the insurance firms Office here, pre-
sented the application of his en-
ployes at the CHA main clinic, 1923
I street NV.
Harry Becker, president of the
CHA and consultant in medical care
administration for the Children's
Bureau OF the Labor Department, in
accepting the applications declared
we hope that many more employers
will make available to their employees
the opportunity to secure compre-
he1sive medical care"
To Extend Care to 10000.
Mr.. Becker said the CHA plans
to expand its services to at least
10000 new members. At present the
association has about 5000 men,
bers. The membership was limited
during the war due to the shortage
OF doctors to care for new cases.
In line with the membership ex-
pansion program, the CHA will ex-
pand its clinic facilities and medi-
cal staff, Mr.. Becker said.
Under the new program, District
government employees will be eligible
to join. Colored groups also will
be admitted, Mr.. Becker disclosed
adding that negotiations are under
way with Fredemen's Hospital for
the care of this latter group.
New Fees Effective Tomorrow,
The new fees, which were raised
from $2.25 to $3.50 month for each
adult and from SIPS to SITS fol-
each of the first three children in q
family, will go into effect with the
monthly payments of members due
tomorrow. Dues are to be less fol-
those already subscribing to hos
pitalization insurance.
Individual memberships, which
have been effective since organiza-
tion of CHA in 1887, will continue
to be offered Government employees
but for new members in the District
government and the general public,
memberships can be had only in
groups. Federal people also can
join by groups. The new members
will have the same voice in the
management of CHA, medical CO.
operative. as present members have.
Under the rules, when there are
five employees in unit, group
membership must be 100 per cent,
or people. For groups of from
6 to 10 persons. 80 per cent must
subscribe in order to join; from IL
to so employees. IS per cent; from
81 to 100 people, 65 per cent, and
in units over 100, there must be
60 per cent.
Mr.. Becker announced the ap-
pointment by the Board of Trustees
of Melvin Dollar to be executive
director of the CHA. Mr.. Dollar
for the past three years was on the
staff of the Bureau of Public Health
Economics of the University of
Michigan. For five years he has
been executive secretary of the
Committee on Economics of the
American Dental Association.
Evening star., 1946-03-23
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT tcont.

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Cont !.
house. IA bsdroops, or IL i2rn.d 5;rdi apt: vet !:
fHseassss "a .iIs
H 4 nesd sd4s e unfurnished apt or small a9.se
CouPIE Col desires house or apt, z Or s bed.
rGansA nfaS1y vi yREsffDENf e0e fa@y being
evicted April /. despersteiy in ,i,, need o Of ?
q ;agteniss VII asss ssIp. Best of Tefersasss
as d tas Ra aanss ssss ns
viii take. excellent care Of two or three
bedroom house or ant; renting unfurnished
i as sTiF Sfs s Ssas stsT saes
ers, Groom house or 5-room apt, unfurn. !:
nss nss VIII WfIsoTNak Tak9na "a oess Ps or Hyattsyiiie
q no place to live, after. April 10. If You YOU
have z or 3 bedroom house or apt. furn.
%ss: snss CO oshlsa SEQ t0r approx yrs es] at
GouNTaK Gore SsGroda,oo HOUSE, furnished, three or
of city. Must have SSr phcne. eiectrioitS eli rGats
e and nd. be s,o,, fairly modern. with small or
ssns sos so7.V IL savsnss sFss Phone North bz?$
MARINE OFFICER, wife. ..
year-old daughter need 2-bedroom house
unIurn., or apartment: UP to 500; perma-
nentiy emp, excel refs. Call Hobart 3543
5-6 ROOM HOUSE; rent
to 500 month for two adults, perm. D. c.
rneSildents; 5 y Govt. official references. Box
FOREIGN DIPLOMAT desires furnished
home or apartment for six months or
longer, so wife may Join him: will take
presently or within 80 days: Chevy Chase
or similar section desired. Box 299-V. Star
24s
BY LIFETIME WASHINGTON RESIDENT
- or 3 bedroom house, nice neighbor-
hood; reference; rent in advance as de-
sired i, urgent: need to locate home soon
COUPLE AND ONE CHILD want or g
room mouse, NV. or ne. Call RE. 3S22
v,x,>,x,r "a
HOUSE or apartment, in D..
rooms Box 13S-V. Star. o4S
or furnished house or apt.
for family OF folT, Govt. employe Cali
MI. 8297. 24s
Evening star., 1946-03-23
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

STATE DEFARTMENT OFFICER and fam
;sd year. Sen nE ssst0n 4 a will
sxvAI ssE2 Ess oo,&aNpER asSSp wants ?. or e. bed
EaaY zGs u5H ofSEK heass ssaens Es w ssa sstu9nea
need 2 or 9 bedroom furnished house or 1t-
ssfs assured. Local Reference. e csil afesas sa.
REsPoNs1BLE advertising man couple @
in nearby virginia. Falls Gnu Church / ieo4 o9uor or
sH SAy2 BoT sS1 kArlinsten nssds
bethesda, Chevy Chase preferred: excel
lent care promised; will consider 4.5 mon
ssss ~ a5 vssasa's R1ssR R ss5s
scMrsfTtE9 ssss Ell S9n HOMELESS April 1st2pi, 2fa
exeeens ha r.fs9eneesp snsS furn
S,ssin NH q Psnssson ef short Ssea'I%s Of ens
iUNFURNIsHEp a-BEDRooM HOUSE or
ag 70 sioo. HOVER Republic 4i4ss Ext.
NAVY COMMANDER urgently needs by
April /. two-bedroom house or apt, fur
si:s !, q as:Pss cohDR bs' ssS5ss
wANTTEaps for several months only, in NV.
SeCtlOu, D OF DeQIOOm mouse, Iurn1Sne0
or unfurnished; best references. SH. 7249
WILL PAY YEAR RENT IN ADVANCE TO,
desirable 8 or. room house, desirable
LOCATION, In or close to Washington. Phone
WILL PAY RENT 1 yr. advance, or 8
bedrm. unfurn. house or apt; must be In
nice NV. section; preferably west Of Rock
Greek PARK. Possession anytime UP te
SSaHAi S H1iAfoa i stS e coMM2NSER a 2SHS desire.
furn. or partly furn. house or apartment
wife and two well-trained children Up to
$3.50. No pets. RE 600, Ext. 6043 week
days. COMDR. ANDERSON. 24s
oficer, wife and 4-yr.-old DIR, returned to
D. G. as Govt. attorney: need furn. OF
unfurn. house or apt. 2 or more bedrooms;
heal refs. o.. 1894. "a
Evening star., 1946-03-23

yACANT-New 4-room BUNGALOW, all mod
ern, ! acre on hwy nice for working or
JOHN John BuRDogFTTs colesville' Md. Cali
COLLEGE PARK. MD.-6 rooms and bath,
complete, with all utilities including wash
ing machine, clothes dryer, refrigerator.
heater and fully carpeted ist foor; full
basement; screened all around: close to
and scheo Can ss
: e s: after 8 pm, WA. s457. No
RlHHsff RiTeHlE AVE, Silver Spring, Md-s-rm
moor Only $3.50 on terms. KAY REAL
TY co" RA. 2soo' 55o5 Georsia ave. NV.
COLLEGE PARK. MD.-Resutitul home
with acres of land in sight of University
price, $4,000. cLAY's REAL ESTATE,
tx ACRES, e-room frame house: bed
rooms on 2nd floor; 6 miles from District
line. in Prince Georges County: over 300
recently redecorated; h.-w b., modern bath.
ssTp es rn u dtssssa ss s.as. S15 Ss
ss!sks? af1ff fAoaas saa Fac " i siS
$3.50; ss.s SS0t GROOM FRAME HOUSE, Ard
more, Md. 8 miles from District line; con-
yenient to bus service; lot 60x22Q with
large trees; h.-w.h.; outside conveniences.
Call THOMAS F. HALEY. Hyattsville
HAMPSHIRE KNoLLs; s1o,5oo-Practi-
cally new brick bungalow: Q bedrooms, full
basement, oil a.,e; heat; screened porch;
1900; ewes, WA. O935. "a
HYATTSyILE; S10,5O0-1h-story, asbes-
tos-shingle bungalow; g rooms. bath.
screened back porch: oil h.-w.h.: full base
ment, fireplace, new range and refrigera-
tor; immaculate condition: possession.
FERRY BOSWELL. NC. WA. 46oo; ewes.
RivERDAIE. MD.-Ideal for country lv.
ing in the city: 2 acres, Groom and bath
home; chicken houses, greenhouses and
tTasnfpoTtati%on. na + %g WA dpRINcE GEORGES
NEAR UNIV. OF MD.-6-room, 2-story
frame house excellent condition: porches.
full basement with laundry, garage, large
level shaded lot: convenient TO everything,
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.. WA.
4 LOVELY HOME. Immediate possession;
beautiful Brandywine Hts, Is mi. d. C.;
liv. rm., din. rm., kitchen, 3 hedrms,
bath and utility room; laundry tubs, oil
h.-w.h.,. white picket fence. attractive
lawn, flowers. lot 100x300 f.; all for
$3.50; should pass GI loan with about
$1,000 cash. DAN ABBOTT, 5535 Branch
ave. sc. Clinton 81. -29
Continued On Next Pass.l
Evening star., 1946-03-23
HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLORED-NEAR North Capitol and n
sts. n,w.-We offer a. fine row brick home
good condition. Priced at 1.750. on rea-
sonable terms. r. A, HUMPHREYS, Real
TOR, sos North Capitol MA. $3.50.
tractive 6-rm. row brick, with bath and
coal heat. Near transp ~ and shopping.
COLORED-245 10th ST. N.E.-A nice
home of 8 rms, bath, h.-wh., electricity;
priced $3.50. Cash required, 81 900.
COLORED - GAULT PL. NE. - $3.50,
with $3.50 down.. det. frame, rms. and
CO, ii21 Florida ave. ne. TR. 2O3s.
Evenings RA 0449 pa
COLORED-600 BLK. KENYON ST. NV
6-room and bath brick. recreation rm. in
basement, oil h.-w.h.; possession with deed;
5000 cash REQUIRED. Call Mr.. Rusniisel,
syenings, Ex; 1891: BEACON REAL ES-
Evening star., 1946-03-23
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

bungalow. oil heat, full basement, det. gar,
in In Bradbury Hts, Md, for or Z rm.
win pay diff. in cash. No agents. Hi.
1921. "a
WILL EXCHANGE well-built, attractive, r
room (not over) brick house in Arlington
or D. c.; must be well constructed and in
drst-class neighborhood. Ivy 1851, sat,
Sun. or after 5:15 pm other days 23s
Evening star., 1946-03-23
HOUSES FURN. or UNFURN.

MeFdian H to et OF or unfua
!nished, for long period. One of the most
beautiful and spacious houses in Wash.
10 rooms, large formal garden. elevator
oil-steam heat. just redecorated through
out. Suitable for embassy, foreign mis-
sion, school, nonprof1t organization, club
or hotel. Two kitchens and all equipment
for large banquets, receptions, dances,
weddings. etc. Phone North 5473 or
Evening star., 1946-03-23

dence, partially furnished: Shaded garden,
Sining terrace, Z bedrooms. fireplaces. 4
paths; 2-car garage etc. References re-
quired. Shown by appt only DI. $3.50 or
D.u Du 1855. 1885. Rental S400 monthly or sale.
Evening star., 1946-03-23
HOUSES FURNISHED.

BEDROOMS, no servants quarters;
Georgetown, furnished house: immediate
rental, S315 mo, Please call HO. 1882, or
write BOX 314-T. Star. go
HOUSE BEAUTIFUL, brides home. located
on "a acre adjoining Kenwood. Md: per-
tect home for entertaining. For appoint
ment call DU 1882 Is
Evening star., 1946-03-23
HOUSES uNEuRNlsHEp.

e-ROOM SEMIDET. HOME in Cleveland
Park. You must have a 3-bedroom apt
for exchange near Conn. ave. section for
EN- 1890 -24
Evening star., 1946-03-23

8-ROOM HOUSE, nicely furn., newly deco
rated; double garage; NV. section, near
18th ST.; bargain. AID. 9674. No agents
WESLEY HEIGHTS CoRNER-English Tu-
dor home Of size, arrangement and beauty
slasous E e0@nes fSF yos ns
rooms 70 's m baths and Z half baths; the the
from wSich SphS the G.0 view W Is most pessan
there is recreation room, 42x2o feet, with
bar; heated by gas hot.watsr; garage for
cars; apANMER MI ArlsdEs;7 re 74o 81 1886. KELLEY
SosTA Il RThNHkEi HkEiNGToNNAttractive III oNoAttti all-brick
Colonial home OF 8 rooms and bath with
aated ss1' on large wooded lot. converie
e asSgs' a5sk Shs s'AfS' 81
CHEVY CHE CHASE, MD.-Attrsctive detached
frame frame home Of rooms drnd and baths S isf-
MfTcHEIL QUICK. Di. sssi until . pm.
Iw9rAMx, TWO ssny:asns nv. 5000
features. ''GRsyt PoToM1c REALTY CO. Xp.
ss4S; AD sI;, s7ss; "a hssRs III =,
spacious S-room and bath row-brick home
xi.s fss bay QUICK d. sss,
aHSNAcosffiA-harge ANA 8 ffi%Ah .emidssaehed brick
shows an excellent income producing home;
attractive, convenient location. Act nowl
MITCHELL QUICK, DI. 1881 until ). m. :
s.bedroom, 81 1-bath white brick, center-en-
trance home with large living room, Il iirs-
en-, large screened porch. oil heat. slate
roof; built-in sarage: house in immaculate
M. FRY. INC. exclusive. WI. 6740; -27
bling bungalow near Wheaton. Md; large.
comfortable living room with wood-burninR
fireplace, bedrooms. dining, Kitchen
and bath, oil h.-w.h.; extra large lot;
SI1 .9b0: shown by appointment only.
C@oNGRESs "a HiGtHTs.mModern semidet. s.
bedroom brick. owner occupied: early pos
finished rec. room and separate entrance;
large refsr., storm windows, slate roof.
SlI. 900. $500. cash. Gail ia. 1920. 26'
NORTHEAST. lust off Kenilworth ave-:
bath. hot-water heat; lot 50x120. Eve. Of
up.; p.m: Da'i. i,E osxvATTk1 7ss ' iStS ss. t.
Evening star., 1946-03-23

COLORED-YOUNG COUPLE needs 3-rm
apt and bath IN n,,nn4ss. ne. Or or nW:; nv, both en-
COLORED COUPLE wants small apt in
NV. section, near carline. Decatur 7553.
Evening star., 1946-03-23

fsched corner house, in excellent condition;
TsSn req .nd p1f f..shen ssh on rst floor. sANDoz'
s9as WITH t.o s s .1eeent apt fu bstss
H s and 1.1 S os Itself Ths make home .aes .hs
At $1,000 cafl for sppointmsnt; Nj.
T1NF' s1gl; IA RssIiaI sIts eyes, Or ss44 PAh a p
English brick home close to western Hish
ss heat % With modrn
place; excellent condition. Price, .Sl4 $50.
non eSa. III IueHs siGso CO. 1906 o St. M NA ss4s
room bungalow type res: on 1st CONNER 7;
and in perfect condition; ali new furnish
ines;. oil heat; new elec. refgr.; garage.
Wcodridgsi s;nd ns rI.s near Fl oune owner
ssss No sss7 sass0s VIZ Ss NJ
dggGGHHSS, dgGHsS co, 1So6 H ;,n: St NV. IA .ss as46;
dition. near deorsetown University. Beau.
tifuliy appointed. It contains large living
room with nrsnlass and butlt-in bookc,sss'
contains plenty Of closets. is wen insulated
sf ass sna ~
IL to 5. w. c. D. A. N. MILLER DEvEL-
OPMENT CO., Builders and Developers OF
wesley HeiEhts and Spring Valley. 1890
nsTAcEsD nseisA aEs nH SRrcR r. Il tte1 rooms. bath.
$17.o00: arranged for 3 apartments; price
includes furniture; excellent Sc. section
near IT. Dupont Park, busline, school,
and end chyrchss; rental 5000 month
44os III sosS oHsSSMoNsroN Rp..-bet.ch.d6 hon hom.
5 rooms. bath, OF heat. full basement with
laundry trays and lavatory; fireplace in
ens ot sna cent esd sond
Possession. Open sunday, l 70 3 pm
). VALE Co. p1. aa4sS.o Aaa4l. @a4
sHEfHEHD 81; N.W.1e-ft, ColonisI
quick buyer. Mr: Bennett. AT. g303
- bIK. otNcY Or. N.w.-Homs OF
investment. complete apts. Now rent.
i1r $50 Per .s; .s.; .,l's kSiI Rods.R S.s.nsnt
] 60o Mr.. Lyingston, IA. 606i. MAR.
MALL J. WAPf4 CO.. d. S340.
Evening star., 1946-03-23

invsstmsnt. nv COMPLETE apis piwNoUnc NoU rent. e
81 heat, rood condition throusheut. siI,.
IA sHz1L ). MxPi. Co. a b. ossa ssls. NAN
Evening star., 1946-03-23
SUBURBAN sALs-MARYLANp.

COLORED DOCTOR HAS substantial
down payment for house; 6 rooms or more;
prefer corner. MI 0044. "a
Evening star., 1946-03-23

can Minn: .et ave; scrs Sc near r. eysfything yo'
particularly, desirable. 5-rm.. 2-bedrm.. Til
bath, semidetached home. with gas air
cor, eond, heat. IT,, gas refer; and other extra
SalI NE 9E.n l14s P..99t until pm. WnsLEl
NIESR'AsKA sIIa h'a ..st;a AVE vest oi Conn Most Dc
attic, club rm:: porches. gar. slate ROOT
asssed 1ss sus H. 't osRoS saIseS
kHA.fY M cf' AssocixTEEs AssAsstsc:lxsFE 4 70,
S,Sf blocks LOCI vest OF 18th st.
nsoms s1s5 'neo monthlg; % nxs pries sPassa sPPaSssss1
EfAlTY ER TY AssocIaTHE9s ssea H9 Nc-Ar,,n.toa 4 y,
flne neighborhood near bus and stores, ad
Joins wooded park; beautiful brick home
3 bedrooms, living room, modern bath an
klscnen; as SlnS2a9 St substantial cash REQUIRED
CHEVY cH4sE. ssb;@npoe.or:' y attention
II you are looking for good location 70
Shown BY appointment only. T. NJ. Fry
nME:;vys fHG:; sxeIIsiysI GMhsH WI s74o; 27
Ing, dining rooms, modern Kitchen. break
SsssutiiSi library. ! tilsa S.sh: sra iooI;.
room with bar, buiit-in sarase; oil heat
LlOn. LESLIE u. MEASEILy, WO. bZy1,
WOODBRIDGE, near South Dakota-We ar
fortunate being able to offer an attractiv
Groom detached, brick home In this ex
cellent area. This house is modern 4
hot.water heat, See this f,ne properly a
Sunday. CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO
Realtors. exclusive agents, 925 New Yorl
CAPITOL HILL-One square to East Capi
toi St, within walking distance to Folge
| and Congressional Libraries, the suprem
| Court, stores, schools and streetcar trans
portation. Two-story and cellar brio
home, in good condition; has living room
dining room. kitchen and bedroom on mrs
floor: 4 bedrooms and bath on second floor
hot-water heat furnace practically new)
rage facing 3O-foot paved alley; furnitur
in rooms included in price, $1,000. Eve
nings phone Mr.. Tripp. Glebe 217O. L.
qRAyATTE. Realtor, 729 18th 1t. nv
10th 81: NV, Just OF Nd. aye-2-sto
row brick dwelling, rooms, large recep
tion hall. excellent condition: h.-w.h. (coa
and old: new plumbing with fun base
ROOMTNG HOUSE, corner property, iQt
and w. ave, arranged for Z apts. IRE
A.; SMITH. 1ealtoT, 1113 17th st. nv
Evening star., 1946-03-23

HOUSE for sale by
2 apts.; corner lot.
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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-02-06
PITTSBURGH MAKES RACE
RELATIONS survey

PITTSBURGH, Feb. a (ANP)-
In what is said to be the first time
that a great metropolitan center
has set in motion a survey of race
relations when there was no par
ticular tension or urgency present,
Pittsburgh is engaged in making
such a study. Known unofficially
as the Johnson survey, the study is
being carried on under the super
vision of DR.. Charles S. Johnson, di-
rector of the Department of Social
Sciences at Fisk university and
moving spirit of the American
Council on Race relations.
DR.. Johnson has moved a good
portion of his race relations insti-
tute staff from Nashville up to
Pittsburgh under the supervision
of Herman Long. Here they occupy
five rooms in the city hall which
have been set aside for their work.
The mayor, city council, social serv-
ice agencies, civic bodies and local
newspapers are giving excellent
support to the effort. 1t is expected
that an official race relations COM
mission will be one of the develop
ments which the city council may
bring into being.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-02-06
COLLEGE fund ANNOUNCES
AN ART SHOW

NEW YORK, Feb. 6 (ANP). =
An art competition out of which the
United Negro College fund hopes to
acquire a symbol to typify the work
it is doing has been announced by
William j. Trent Jr., executive di-
rector of the fund.
Open to all students of the 80
participating institutions of the
fund, the competition will close at
midnight Sunday, March II. A SUBJ
stantial cash award will be given
to the artist making the best design.
An impartial panel of distin-
guished Negro and white artists
will inspect each of the drawings
offered and will make the determ-
ination of the winner, Mr.. Trent
said.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-02-06
CLINICAL SOCIETY Will HOLD
ANNUAL MEET AT TUSkEGEE

TU S K e. G E E, Ala, Feb. 5
(ANP)-The John A. Andrew
Clinical society will hold it's 34th
annual clinic and meeting at Tus-
kegee institute on April Z through
April IL, a spokesman for the So
ciety disclosed.
Since the clinic was not held last
year, the local committee on ar
rangements, in cooperation with
physicians and dentists in all parts
of the country, is mapping a pro-
gram of post war significance, he
said.
Evening star., 1946-09-15

If the vtamins you're taking aren't doing you all
the good you'd hoped, this may be the reason!
Authorities now agree, vitamins do most good in
combination with other food elements, which are
absolutely necessary for best results
For example, Vitamins A and need protein.
Vitamin B, needs energy food. Vitamin D needs
Calcium and Phosphorus, and SO on-and you
get them all in glass of Opaltine made witb milk
Evening star., 1946-09-15

Take them in fortified food-the delicious Ovone way!
Evening star., 1946-09-15

For Ovaltine is an all round supplementary food
that supplies-besides vitamins-nearly every
food element needed for robust health, including
those elements needed for vitamin effectiveness
So why don't you turn to Ovaltine, as so many
people are doing? If you're eating normal meals,
glasses of Ovatine daily should give you all the
extra vitamins and minerals needed for buoyant
heath-in q way they can do more good!
out Of people should get vtamns
notwithstanding Government reports
Reasons include vamn deficiencies of many
modern foods-also loss of vitamn mineral
values due shipping, storing and cooking.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-01-26

reside on Park ave in E. Orange
l. one Of the most luxurious
homes in the locality. Mr. Dab
n is one of Newark's best
known r7orticianS Forward
in the vanguard of the New De-
mocracy" was the motto shown
OF a large birthda' lake at
Sydenham Hospital, New York,
where a three day celebration
was held. in honor of the sec
ond anniversary of the Race
Relations Standards erected at
this hospital just two years ago.
Mrs Harriet Shadd butcher and
Mr. A A Austin are prominent
among the Executive Board
members. Many visitors attend
ed the birthday exercises and
were ntro1uced to the manag-
ing staff and taken on tours of
the eight floors of the hospital
President and Mrs David Jones
of Bennett College were am
ong the out of town visitors.
They had come to New York to
attend the funeral of Mrs An
ma B Pleifer whose interest in
education has made her a not
able contributor to the program
of Bennett College. Pheifer Hall
and Chapel on the grounds
bears her name The death
FRIDAY of Mr. John w Saunders
was deeply mourned by many
friends. He was the beloved and
devoted husband of Mrs Cecilia
Cabaniss Saunders tCecelia
Holloway of Charleston, S G.
who has served as executive
secretary of the Hsrlem Branch
YWCA for nearly thirty1f1ye
wears. The deceased was for
many years a real estate brok-
er and maintained an office on
Lenox ave, notable for its large
collection of individual and
group pictures of race leaders,
over a period of many years
Mrs Josephine Prescott has
ended her visit with her sister,
Mrs Oliver Randolph Bertha
Beaumann) of Newark, N J and
has returned to Boston where
she is supervising the educa-
ton of young Miss Alberta
Baumann, grand daughter of
Mrs Prescott. While in Newark
many. pleasant affairs were en-
ioyed BY the visitor
Henri K. Craft, director of the
Harlem YMCA, was guest
speaker at the Bahai Fellow
ship meeting last SundGy after
noon at the Bahai Center 119
West Fifty-seventh Street. Mr.
Craft spoke on Prevention YER
sus Cure"
Returning to Boston: friends
of the William E Walkers
of l Wigglesworth st are re-
lieved to know that the sud
den illness that Frustrated the
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AKA's Founders Day observ-
ance in st Cyprian Parish Hall
which was carried through
successfully in spite of the
pouring rain of Thursday night
What a treat 1t will be to
sit under the spell of Ellabelle
Davis singing Monday night,
Feb 10! Those of us who heard
her when she appeared last at
Jordan Hall we're entranced by
her artistry and they say she is
getting better and better all the
time. The critics can hardly
find words enough to sing her
praises Boston Chapter. of
Girl Friends are planning a gay
social event the last week in
February. Irene O'Banyoun
Robinson is president of the
chapter and Doris Pope Jack
son heads the committee for
the coming affair about which
more will be said later Of
to join her husband at Homo
lulu, Hawaii, this week went
Mrs William Peterson, daugh-
ter nf Mrs Bertha Pasco Young
of Fenwood Road. Mr. Peterson
is naval architect In the Hon
olulu Naval Air Base. The cou
pie expect to reside there in
definitely Rev Wendell M
Pasco of Grand Rapids, Michi-
fan, rector of st Philips church
and st Stephens church at
Denton Harbor, was in the city
for a few days to visit his moth
err and father, Mr. and Mrs L E
Pasco, ST. Of RoXbury. Rev Pas
CO was entertained at dinner by
Rev and Mrs Kenneth Hughes
of Gorham st, Cambridge. A
cali D be the rector of st Mar
garet's church, Dayton, Ohio,
was recently declined by Rev
PaSc }.