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 dqys When the much cussed and discussed Green -Shattuek Work Uen's Compensation bill passed the sne"ial legislative session it stated. fmono other things. that the act included Territorial employees. Ls- gal lehts have delved into the law and new find fl does not do what il nurports to do and this is the reason. The Legislature failed to =ef up 3 fund 10 provide for inrus- suce to cover Territorial em- playeas IL adds up 10 no money. no in5uranee. no coyerage In ether words. people working for The Territorial government are holding the sack. Much has heen said during the campaign about ' hat an excellent law the Green Shattuck bill is. Territorial em- ployees are beginning 10 wonder
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PASSES TODAY

Mrs. Liza Johnson. 27. passed d. ay early this morning at B saon Rowe hospital. She had been in ill health for some time
 Mrs. Johnson was born in la neau and came here with her hus- hand last January. She was nice of Walter Rudolph Of Wrangell
 Besides her husband. Joe. Mrs Johnson is survived by five child ren and a sister in Juneau.
 Funeral services will be hsld here Sunday under direction of the Alaska Native Sisterhood. of which Mrs. Johnson was a member and iEterment will take place in Wrar- gell Memorial Cemetery.
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FRIDAY
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CONCERT ENJOYED BY
 WRANGELL MUSIC LOVERS

An interested and appreeiatiye audience enjoyed the Spring Con- cert given by the Wrangell Insti- ute Mixed Chorus in ANB hall last night under direction Of Blake Wyman. music director.
 Rose bushes. garden trellise4 and a picket fence added a springlike note 10 the stage setting on which the large chorus of over so voices appeared. Decorations were pro-
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smith. Mrs James Simmons. Mrs. Harvey McKowan. Mrs. Opal Low ney and Mrs. Robert Armstrong.
 All Auxiliary members are re- quested 10 be present for the in- itiation ceremonies.
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INSURE IN LL0YD'S

Insure in Lloyd'S 0 L"nd H..sr Mosaa.,n Co.ng ns..tiun an, l.asn or ia s.s." ..-.. II .t.f #-s.af-=s ~ V EGaeE 2 r'. $ Inan la- ead G-.
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MYW mRmREpz

Six new members will be initiat ed into The American Legion Aux. Hilary Monday nEbt at D. m. at the Dugout New members are. Mrs Frank Churchill, Mrs. Geo
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|Sorobtinzists
TO AVard Keps

A key award luncheon, honoring
high school pupils selected for OUT
standing leadership and work done
for their schools, will be given by the
Soroptimist Club of Washington at
/ pm. Wednesday at the Willard
Hotel. These pupils are chosen by
the principals of the schools each
year and awarded with key, suit
ably engraved at their school as
sembly.
Members of the Board of Educa-
ton, principals and assistant princi-
pals OF the school will attend the
luncheon.
Pupils who will be honored are
Miss Jacqueline Fulton, Central
High School: Miss Mary L. Coleman,
Mckinley High School; Miss Bar
bara Carlson, Roosevelt High
School; Miss Virginia Layne, Ana
costa High School; Miss Dorothy
Whitney, Calvin Coolidge High
School; Miss Elizabeth Ann Herr
mann, Eastern High School; Miss
Mary Bundy, Western High School;
Miss Joan Meyer, Woodrow Wilson
High School; Miss Madeline Engel
de Janosi, Convent of the Sacred
Heart. and Miss Jacqueline Cham
bers, Academy of Notre Dame.
Mrs. Eleanor Austin. outgoing
president Of the club, will preside.
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British Leader
GHest Speaker

Sir George SAMSON, K. c. M. G..
E. E. and M. p, will be guest speake:
at the annual luncheon of the Queen
Elizabeth Chapter of Daughters OF
the British Empire in the U. S. A
at 1:30 pm. Saturday at the May
flower Hotel.
Members and guests are invited to
meet Sir George and the honorary
vice presidents at lis pm, when
a small receiving line will form
Among those who are expected tc
receive will be Mrs. Lester B. Pear
son, Lady Berendsen, Mrs. Harry T
Andrews, Lady SAMSON and the
chapter regent, Mrs. H. C. B
Thomas.
The Daughters of the British EN-
pire were founded in the United
States in 1909 and reorganized ir
1920. Their dedicated aim is to as
sist wherever possible to bring about
a better understanding between the
peoples of the British Common
wealth of Nations and the United
States.
This group also helps to maintain
four homes for aged British people
in the four geographical centers Of
this country, the Queen Elizabeth
Chapter being primarily interested
In the Victoria Home at Ossining
N. Y.
The luncheon, conforming with
the Presidents wishes, will be
wheatless and the menu will be kept
yerv simple,
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.B'nai Birth Gr0ub
To Seat Officers
Next "Wednesday

New officers will be installed at
the annual luncheon of the Bnai
Birth Women, Argo, at 1890 pm.
Wednesday at the Mayflower Hotel.
Dr. Abram Sachar, guest speaker,
Will explain the work of the Hillel
Foundations, which are established
on university campus throughout
the United States, and form a cul-
tural and educational part of Bnai
Births program.
Abrasha -Robofsky will entertain
with songs.
Mrs. Louis Janof tomorrow will
entertain the Installation Luncheon
Committee at her home. to make
final plans for Wednesday.
New officers of Victory B'nai
Birth, Business and Professional
Women's Chapter, will be installed
at their annual dinner at 7 pm.
Thursday at the Highlands Cafe.
Newly elected officers include !:
Miss Edna Blomberg, president, who
succeeds Miss Dorothy Volner; Miss
Betty Hoffman, first vice president:
Miss Mary Kartofel, second vice
president; Miss Estelle Dick, record
ing secretary; Miss Rose Saidman.
treasurer; Mrs. Gertrude Minko,
auditor, and Miss Dorothy Volner,
counselor. Miss Lee Marks, Miss
Helen Gerson. Miss Gladys Meyer
oWitz, Miss Edith Oshinsky and Miss
Lillian Greenspan were elected
directors.
Installing officer will be Miss Sara
j. Grossman, president of B'nai
Birth Women's District Grand
Lodge No. S. On the committee in
charge of the affair are: Miss Esther
Weinsweig, chairman; Miss Rose
Saidman. program director, and
Miss Sadly Gary and Miss Lillian
Naswich, reservations.
Delegates to the District conven-
ton to be held in Baltimore, MAY
26 to %, include Miss Blombere.
Miss Gerson and Miss Edith Hirsko-
WITT.
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IJH1ziOr Alliance
.InstalIs Tomorrow

New officers will be installed at
luncheon meeting of the Junior
Alliance tomorrow at the Ambassa-
dor Hotel Mrs. Charles Bilisoly
president, will preside. Those to be
Installed by Mrs. Graham Barbee,
past president, are Mrs. Dean Sny-
der. president; Mrs. Wendell Lund
first vice president; Mrs. Donald
Hay, second vice president; Mrs. A.
W. Davis, third vice president: Mrs.
Halbert Poole, treasurer: Mrs. David
H. Wager, recording secretary; Mrs.
Charles Morgan, corresponding sec
retary, and Mrs. Lyle Garlock, his
tcrian.
! Guest of honor at the luncheon
will be Mrs. Gertrude Parks, presi-
dent of the District of Columbia
Federation of Women's Clubs. A
constitutional amendment is before
the club to be voted upon, which.
If passed, will change the name of
the Junior Alliance.
Mrs. w. P. Baker, chairman of
the Ways and Means Committee,
reports the club has done well
financially this year. Proceeds of
benefits goes to various charities,
the principal one being the Thomp-
son School, which receives a
monthly donation from the club.
The main work projects for the club
IS in the setting of an Office under
War Recreation and Hospitality
Services, whose purpose is to assist
families and friends of wounded
and convalescent veterans at Walter
Reed and Forest Glen Hospitals to
secure rooms during visit to Wash
! inotOn.
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On the Engagement Pad

Woman's Club of Observation-Disclosures
GS. lS:3o pm 1oo picnic, picnic, With Mrs; L. M
Beverly Hills H Womens mems Ibn cIub@Th@rsday. lnau 3
Connecticut avenue NV.
Miscellaneous
Alpha Phi AInmnae--Thursday, $50 pm,
Ridge road. Arlington. Va, supper and
Installation Of officers.
American Jewish Congress, Washington
Jewish Community Center joint meeting
Ssp Shepherd z. Baum: "A Militant Con-
Arts Club-Today ) pm, clubhouse. tea
for opening of art exhibit by Norma
Beta ssma Phi Pa 1 0as,a chapterToday H,enc$Sh with
Miss Meredith Howard. $500 @ street
Bnai al" B'rith-wednesday. 1890 pm
B'nai Birth Women, Argo. MayfoweI
Pr. Abram saehar' ,,Hiilel Foundations; .
CHAPTER. l9i4 connecticnt avenue NV
c.d;a annual INST 1nStaiiatlon dinner
election OF officers
Dapfh,sr, Of The British Empire. Queen
Mayewer ehfHR,srlsa1n5asYl Hoal annasl nebeon u" pm
=. speaker. Sir Georee G SAMSON. '0''l'e0A
Daughters of the United States Army
FeaS' i-'cb y army navy CiuD,
luncheon and election of national o1f-
Gamma Phi Beta-Tuesday. pm Mary
land University Chapter. with Miss Mary
Cappelmann. 2115 Eighteenth street
r, north. Arlington. Va. dinner meeting,
Greensboro College Aiumnae Association-
tuesday. p m, with Mrs Franz Richey,
.5ll Davis avenue. Alexandria, Va: in
stallation of officers.
Ha Hadassah-Tuesday. Il 30 am brunch;
30 pm, tree-planting meeting. Jewish
u Community Center.
Homeopathic Laymens LeaEue--Tuesday,
p m with pr. Julia Green. 2126 Que
bee street NV. annual scholarship fund
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Associa-
tion-Tuesday. $50 pm. with Mrs.
William E, Wrather. 20 Dalecarlia drive.
WeStmoreiand Hills: speaker M Az
mand Berard OF French Embassy.
French Recovery
National League of American Pen Women
Ine.' ID. {. Branch-Tuesday s pm
annual meeting. combined with Execu.
PEO Sisterhood, CHAPTER J-Tomorrow. 6
22m,; 25no; With With Miss Caroline McCullough
Pi Omieron National sorority, Beta Gam.
ma Chapter-Tomorrow. & pm. with
Mrs. Mrs. L L ", K. Cooke, 23l6 Forty-firsii
st. Patrick's Alumnae Association
Thursday. $40, Wardman Park Hotel
fard party and dance.
Columbia Heights Arts CEub-Tomorrow
20 Pm. with Mrs. William T. Gill
Junior 3I"o .IIfIrm .TIIhfirty-ninth nth street NV
uei. installation OF officers at luncheon
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Alpha Phi Women
TO Hold Subber

Installation OF new officers, con-
sideration Of changes in the bylaws
and recommendation to delegates
attending this years diamond
jubilee, will be the principal business
considered at supper meeting OF
Alpha Phi Alumnae at $50 pm
Thursday at the home of Mrs. H. C
Fraser, 1922 Arlington Ridge road
Arlington. Va.
Delegates to the Alpha Phi Dia-
mond Jubilee Convention, June "a
through June 20, at the Chateau
Frontenac, Quebec, are Mrs. DanieI
Murphy, the incoming president, ano
Miss Betty Reed, vice president. The
convention will be the first held by
the fraternity since 1910.
New officers to be installed Thurs
day include: Mrs. Murphy, Miss
Reed. Miss Virginia Duehring, cor.
responding secretary: Miss Myrtle
Parks, recording secretary; Miss
Ruth Curtis, treasurer; Mrs. r. c
McCanna. quarterly correspondent
Mrs. William H. Hutchinson, Pan.
hellenic delegate, and Miss Glady.
Fielding, alternate.
The hostess, Mrs. Fraser, will be
assisted in receiving by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ralph Gam.
| All Alpha Phis in the Washington
! area are invited and may make res
ervations with the hostess or any of
| the officers.
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Treat Morrison Fellowship for re-
search in terrestrial magnetism and
will study at the Carnegie Institu-
tion in this city.
The Latin American Fellowship.
which has been an annual project
OF the District branch of the AAUW.
has been awarded to a young Bra
lillian woman, Mrs. Maria Alice
Pessoa of Rio de Janeiro, who is
now studying anthropology at the
University of Pennsylvania. She
will use the stipend for a further
study of physical anthropology in
preparation for research among the
Brazilian Indians on her return.
Other Awards.
Other awards of interest, an
nounced today, include the Rose
Sedgwick Memorial Fellowship of
$4,000. which went to Mrs. Barbara
Wharton Rogers-Low of England.
graduate student at oxford Uniyer-
sity, who will conduct research on
the structure of penicillin; the
Aurelia Henry Reinhardt Interna-
tional Fellowship, awarded to DR..
Herds Rye Won Magnus of Copen-
hagen, Denmark, who will come to
this country to continue research on
the poliomyelitis virus, and the
Southwest Central International
Fellowship, which was presented to
Dr.. Renee Portray of Brussels, Bel
gium. who will come to the United
States for special training in chill
dren's neurology and pathology.
Also the Virginia C. Gildersleeve
international Fellowship, awarded
DR.. " M. Conway of England, who
will continue study on peat forma-
ton and the types of vegetation
growing on peat at the University
OF Minnesota; the Ohio State In
ternational Fellowship to Miss Eli
Fischer-Jorgensen of Copenhagen.
the Helen Marr Kirby Fellowship
to Miss Joy Mills of Melbourne,
Australia, who will study at oxford
and the Marion Reilly Award to Dr.
Machteld Mellink of Amsterdam.
Holland, who will study Near East
ern archaeology in the United States.
At least 20 young women are ex-
,pected to come to the United States
from the liberated countries as re-
cipients of AAUW international
study grants.
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Pr Beta Phi Plans
Supper Tuesday

A buffet supper followed by the
installat2n of officers will be held
by the 81 x,ior group of the Washing
ton Alumnae Club of Pi Beta Phi at
$50 pm. Tuesday. The group will
meet at the home of Mrs. Ralph
HUDSON, 2715 Daniel road, Chevy
Chase kMd.
A short business meeting will fol-
low the supper, after which Mrs.
David Mcpherson, president, will in
stall Officers for the coming year
The officers are as follows: Mrs.
Kemp Meneffee, vice president; Mrs
Val c. Sherman, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. A. M. Granum, corre-
spending secretary; Mrs. Rodger
Jenkins, treasurer, and Mrs. Win
field Weitzel, registrar.
Those assisting Mrs. Hudson al
the supper will be Mrs Reginald
PledSer, Mrs. Walter Horan, Mrs
John Hudson, Mrs. Francis w
Brown and Mrs. Carl Tomlin.
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Columbian Women Of the George Wash
Ington overwhelmingly. pm
Columbian House. annual business
meeting.
Pi Beta Phi, Washington Alumnae Club
Iuesoayi go M senior group. will
Chevy Chase Md: buffet supper ant
installation Of officers.
Housekeepers' Alliance-Tuesday.@ with
Mrs: William Trauty. 1873. Park roat
Kappa Delta Alumnae eAssociation-Friday
! pm, afternoon group. with Mrs. Ar
thur Z. Miller. 1904 Radnor road. Brad
ley Hills, Bethesda. Md. dessert bridge
Young Married Women's CIub-Wednes
luncheon meeting and installat tion of Of
ncers; speaker, Mrs. Helen Dupre,
National Wsman'x Party, Maryland Stat.
Group, Baltimore Branch-Today, 4 te
Kappa Beta ri International Legal Soror.
ity-Today. 4 pm, with Mrs, Karl Fen
ning: 1885,; Chevy Chase. parkway.
Zeta Tau Alpha. WASHINGTON Aiumna'
Erankiin 4. steinko, Sd : Tildeh stree
NV. buffet supper and installation o
officers
WCTU. North Capitol Union-Monday eve
ming, at Headquarters.
with Miss Eileen Robinson. 72l Dal,
drive. Silver Spring. Md
Womans National Democratic Club-To.
morrow. l2:30 pm. luncheon. Satur.
day, to pm. with Mrs. Joseph E
Davies :o:9 Klinele road NV, sarder
Daughters of the American Revolution
Tomorrow 3 m, Deborah Knapp Chap
ter. Chapter House.
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Spring Luncheon

Mrs. Helen Duprey Bullock, we'll
known author and research worker
on the Library of Congress staff
will be guest speaker at the annual
spring luncheon meeting of the
Young Married Women's Club at
pm. Wednesday at the Brook Farms
Restaurant.
Mrs. Bullock will have as her sub.
Ject one of her recent books, INV
Head and My Heart Another fea
ture on the program will be music
presented by string trio composed
OF Olga Bloecher, Sylvia Manning
and Marion Saunders of the YWCA
Installation of officers for the
coming year also will take place.
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Je1Visb CONGRESS

The first joint meeting of the
Mems and Women's Divisions of the
Washington Chapter of the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress will be held at
8 pm. Wednesday at the Jewish
Community Center.
Rabbi Shepherd z. Baum, national
secretary, will speak on "A Militant
Congress-How it Functions" Rab-
bi Baum served three years as Army
chaplain in Brazil and the Assem-
sion Islands and he is well known
for his rabbinical services in Albany,
N. Y; Syracuse, N. Y, and Cam
bridge, Mass.
Mrs. Sara Israelson and Max
KoSSow will preside.
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Pro BOnata Elects

The Pro Bonata Club has elected
Mrs. Katharine L. Beale president
for the coming year. Other newly
elected officers are Mrs. Arlene
Hines, first vice president, Mrs. Mil
dred Shafer, second vice-president;
Mrs. Herbert Wilson, recording Sec
retary; Miss Iantha Hodge, CORES
ponding secretary; Mrs. Joy Mac
Murray, treasurer, and Mrs. Harry
Wendell, custodian. Mrs. John Dun
ham has been appointed director
to the District federation while Miss
Hilda Boyer has been named alter
nate director. officers will be in
stalled at banquet to be held Tues
tay at the Statler Hotel.
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Writer'S Club Elects

Miss Frances Fox was reelected
president of the Professional
Writers Club at its annual meeting
this week. Others elected include !:
First vice president, Anna Jesperson;
second vice president, Mrs. Dorothea
Sheats; recording secretary, Mrs
Helen Hixon; corresponding secre-
tary, Ruth Fleming; treasurer, Kath-
crime Heinold; historian, Mrs. Mekkin
Perkins; librarian, Kathryn Casey:
registrar, Lucille Pike; auditor, Sadie
Sears; counsel, Viva Bridge: parlia-
mentarian, Maud Hutcheson. and
laiSon officer, Mrs. Rebecca Slater
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-Four of the woman scholars of the
% who have been awarded fellow.
ships by the American Association
OF University Women for the com.
Ing year, have special interest fol
Washingtonians, one being resi-.
dent of the city, two being slatec
to study here, and one a recipient
OF the Latin American Fellowship
raised by the District branch OF
the AAUW.
Miss Eleanor NJ Hadley, resident
OF Washington, is an economist in
the U. S. Department of State and
at present is in Japan on an as
signment for the State Depart
ment.
She is recipient of the Margaret
Smell Fellowship and will make a
study of the concentration of in
dustry in modern Japan and of
the pressures eXerted on the state
by the economic oligarchy. A grad
uate of Mills College, Miss Hadley
has taught in Japan and studied in
Tokyo in the International Student
Institute and the Imperial Uni
versity. She will gather material
while on her present, mission for
the State Department to use for
her AAUW fellowship project which
she will carry out at Radcliffe Col
lege.
Will Study Here.
The two scholars, who will carry
on studies in Washington, are Miss
Josephine Fennell, of Glen Allen,
Va, and Miss Juliette Roquet of
Paris, France.
Miss Fennell, holder of the Eliza
beth Avery Cotton Fellowship, will
make a study of an early chapter in
the relation of America to inter-
national power politics-the inf1u-
ence of French propaganda in en-
couraging American independence.
She proposes to show that French
men were planning for American in
dependence before Americans were
that French merchants wished to
profit by trade with America; that
the French were interested in West
ern lands; and that, smarting from
defeat in the Seven Years War,
they sought revenge on England.
She will work at the Library of
Congress and at the University of
Chicago
Miss Roquet will use the May
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Civic and Study Clubs

American Association Of University Wom-
en-. Washington Branch-Tomorrow 4
pm, club tea; speaker, Dr. Rachelle S
Warden. International Aspects OF the
Palestinian Problem; . Tuesday, $ pm
International Relations Discussion
Group. speaker, DR.. Kurt L. Loudon
''Interchange of Cultural Relations Be
tween the United States and Other Ma
tions." Saturday, 3 pm. formal spring
dance.
AAUW, Bethesda Chevy Chase Branch
Tomorrow, Bethesda WomanS Club
election and installation of officers.
AAUW, Arlington Branch-Tuesday. s
pm, Literary Study Group, with Mrs
r. 3. Workman. 440l Thirty-sixth street
south: speaker. Mrs M. L, Coe. Nc
Mans Land of My Childhood
Washinston Ciub--Tuesday. il am.
speaker. Francis W. Glaze. Wartime
Developments in Glass" Wednesday, !
pm, luncheon. Thursday, pm. din
ner; speaker Nelson Trlsler Johnson
secretary general Far Eastern Commits.
sion. Current Situations in the Far
East"
League Of Women Voters, Voteless Distric,
Of Columbia-Tuesday, 1890 M to !:
pm, Pierce Hall, Sixteenth and Har
ward streets NV, annual meeting.
Washington Story League-Today. m
1851 Columbia road NV, silver tea
speaker, Mrs. H. Lyle Campbell. national
president
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Armv, Navv League

The Women's Army and Navy
League will meet at 1890 am.
Thursday in the Soldiers, Sailors
and Marines Clubhouse, 1Ol5 L
street NV. Mrs. Smith Hempstone,
the president, will preside.
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Com ,nnnifv Clubs

Carlyle Woman's Club Of AIexandrfs-To.
morrow. pm. with Mrs. Henry Ali
port, Fort Ward Heights. Alexandria. Va
Alexandria Woman's Club-Tuesday,
pm, music department. George Mason
Hotel: ensemble program presented by
Mrs. J Herbert knight THURSDAY, =
speaker, George Larrick. Committee OF
Food and Drug Administration.
Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase-Saturday
= pm: to midnight, Junior Dance Club
formal dance.
Takoma Park Women's Club-Today - tc
; pm, with Mrs Fred L. Pearce 517
Cedar street N W. reception tea for new
memoer>. TUESDAY. l!:l5 pm. art oe.
partment Jesup Blair Community Cen
ter. picnic lunch; speaker, Mrs. Johr
Hader. The Art OF Living" Wednesday
pm, music department, Hayden Farm
10400 Georgia avenue, luncheon: 3 to {
pm. drama department, picnic supper
tplare to he announced.
Petworth W0mans Club Tomorrow
pm. civic education section. with Mrs
A.. C. Norcross. l34l Sheridan street
NV. Tuesday, noon, philharmonic sec
ton. with Mrs. Leroy M. Scott. 4l01
Fourth street NV. Friday, 1880 D m
fine arts section, 306O Sixteenth street
NV. luncheon; speaker. Dell Floyd
singer, Miss Juana Aldea
Bethesda Womans C1ub-Tuesday. 1876
am; election of officers; 1890 pm
luncheon. Wednesday. pm, bridge
group. the 1nvIinerables
Bethesda Community Garden Club-Wed.
nesday. 1890 am. Battery Park Club
house, spring flower show.
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Business and
Professional Clubs

Business and Professional Women's Club
Of d. C.-Tuesday, j p.m legislative
forum. United States Chamber OF Com
merce: speakers, DR.. Bess Boodykoontz
assistant United States commissioner OF
tional EDUCATION Association. viii dis
Huss Federal Aid to Education" Will
liam B. Barton, secretary OF the Labor
Rela tions Committee. United States
Chamber of Commerce Should There
Be Government Control OF Labor Dis
puteS?' Saturday, 2:3U to $40 pm,
picnic with Mrs. Lester Milstead, High
land, Nd.
The Pilot Club-Tuesday. 6:15 pm
Blackstone~Hotel. program meeting.
SoroDtimist Club-Wednes sday, l pm. Will
lard Hotel KEY award luncheon.
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Washingtonians Interested
Fellowship Awvds Are Made
By AAUW to p Scholars
By Gretchen Smith
Womer's Club Editor

OF tne woman scholars OF the Treat Morrison
%
ships Canepie Int,
OF University Women in CITY ~
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-27
Pataria Visie1ns Isigyti
Knyga "Lietuva Tironq
Panciuose"

Reikalinga visiens Lietu-
viams isigyti knyga 'Lietuva
Tironu Panciuose", kuria pasi-
eme isleisti LVS centras.
Ia knyga, kaip skaitydami
matome, yra parasyta musu
broliu ir seseru asaromis doku-
mentas, irodantis kaip Maskvos
budeliai pasirenge, SUI musiskiQ
judosiu isgamu pagalba, paver-
gti Lietuva ir kokio likimo su-
silauke tie Lietuvos sunus ir
dukterys kurie stoja ginti sa-
vo brangia tevyne nuo prazu-
ties.
Ia knyga privalo rastis pas
kiekviena geros valios Lietu-
vi, kaip tikras dokumentas iro-
dantis ka Lietuvai atnese 20
to amziaus tirono barbara Sta
limo "malones", kad geriau mo-
ketume kovoti prizes jo uzma-
cias visame pasaulyje.
Dabar reikia siqsti prenume-
ratas uz ta knyga, $500, Lie
tuvai Vaduoti Sajungos CEN
trui. J. A. Urb0nas,
Dayton. Ohio.