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Evening star., 1946-12-02
Priority for the Atom

| except Russia, the United States in
sists that the veto power must be
removed from any system set up for
world control of the atom. But in
one respect, as shown by the current
disarmament debate before the Gem
eral Assembly's Political and Secu-
rity Committee. the American view
seems to be closer to the Soviet view
than to the British. The dispute Is
over the question Of priority. Should
atomic energy be tackled first, or
should it be dealt with in single
program of action covering the re-
duction and regulation Of arms in
general?
In his hard-hitting speech before
the committee on Saturday, Sir
Hartley Shawcross. head of the
United Kingdoms delegation, ap-
pears to have committed the Brit
ish to the latter course in declaring
that atomic control should be worked
out "'as part and parcel of general
scheme of reduction OF armaments."
The Russians, on the other hand,
have made clear their belief that
the atom should be acted upon sep
arately and receive top priority. AS
set forth in q resolution presented
to the committee by Senator Con-
nally, our position seems to be sub
stantially the same. At any rate, 1t
declares specifically in favor of CIV
ing FIRST consideration" to the re-
port which the Atomic Energy Com
mission will make before the end of
the month.
AS expressed by Sir Hartley, the
British all-in- package view ap-
parently is based on this belief: That
it would be unsafe, that it would.
give special advantage to countries
maintaining large armies and enor-
nous quantities of heavy artillery, to
set up system to control the atom
and prohibit A-weapons without
simultaneously reducing and regu-
lating arms in general. Good argu-
ments can be made in support OF
this point, but it seems more plau-
sible than sound for at least four
reasons: First, because 1t overlookS
the fact that nuclear fission is
uniquely and unprecedentedly deadly
and thus demands unique and un-
precedented action; second, because
the proposed control would be estab-
lished in separate stages to guaran-
tee mutual confidence and security;
third, because the Atomic Energy
Commission was established as
priority agency with instructions to
deal not merely with the atom but
with other instruments of mass de-
struction as we'll, and fourth, becauses
Sir Hartley's thesis, If adopted, might
sink the commissions aA-important
problem in the general and relatively
less urgent problem of controlling
orthodox weapons and cutting down
on armies and navies.
In short, such an approach-the
all-in- one-package approach-might
so complicate the situation as to
paralyze all action on disarmament,
nuclear and otherwise. The problem
of controlling the atom is so tremen-
dously difficult in itself that common
sense would seem to warn against
Jumping it together with kindred but
lesser problems. Certainly, If it can
be solved with policing system un-
hampered by the veto, other arms
ought to lend themselves to COM
paratively easy regulation. Viewed
in this light, it clearly commends
itself to priority attention.
Evening star., 1946-12-02
Letters to The Star
Blames Parents for Delinquency
OF Their Children

To the Editor Of The Star:
A headline In The Star says. "Juve-
nile Crime Is on Increase, Truman
Warns--Calls Conference Here to Draft
Plans to Meet Problem" OF course, Mr..
Truman hasn't asked me, but II he did,
here is what would tell him:
The juvenile delinquency problem is
due to too much mushy sentimentalism
on the part Of the general public. Home
life isn't what 1t used to be, when our
population was largely rural, and chill
dren had chores to do around home.
Child labor laws and other social inno-
vations, including a changed attitude on
the part Of the judiciary, backed by pub
lie opinion, has made 1t possible for
bobby soxers and their ilk to rule the
roost.
The growing child is drenohed in the
prevailing social philosophy by means
of the movies, radio, funny" papers, etc.
1t is hopeless to try to provide any con-
trary cultural influence In the home. A
parent who tries 1t is soon branded as
an old fud and showed aside as "fanati-
cal"
But parents are to blame. Some are
neglectful. Some are too soft.
DONALD z. HARE.
A Friend of Friendly Squirrels
To the Editor Of The Star:
Recently while making purchase in
q Washington drugstore, overheard
q man attempt to purchase quick"
poison which he proposed to use to
poison squirrels which. he said, were
a nuisance" to him. He. was refused
his quick poison and finally purchased
q proprietary rat and rodent poison.
In defense Of squirrels locally. I
would like to say they are charming
natural fauna--interesting, lively, lik-
able and not destructive. If any damage
ever has been done by any of these
friendly little animals to citizens
house 1t is because the property is not
properly constructed to prevent their
entrance.
Further, legally (since we are living
under an extension of old English law)
game or natural fauna are not the
property of the landowner but of the
state-in this case the sovereign. the
United States. Therefore no one has
authority to kill, trap or keep such game
without express permission and au-
tisority.
In conclusion, I would like to say
that the act which is about to be per-
petrated by the man to whom refer
is reprehensible since it violates gentle
mans code Of ethics as we'll as unlawful
since. 1t violates one of the common
laws of the land in which We live. If
any one be apprehended committing
such breach as this. he should be
subjected to the full extent of civil
prosecution and the condemnation Of
his fellow citizens.
/ feel strongly about this matter
D. w. WILLINGMYRE.
Evening star., 1946-12-02
More Wind

From the Portsmouth Herald,
Eighty-seven conventions have been
scheduled for Chicago during the first
three months OF ls47. More wind for
ths Windy City.
Evening star., 1946-12-02
Good!

From the Augusta (Kans) Gazette.
The four most beautiful words in the
English language: The meeting IL
adjourned"
Evening star., 1946-04-07
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

s,BEDRM., l:bath house o(partly iurnl,
sEs esys kaNs sye' NEEDED
VIII exchange coy brick bungalow :. in
aysts5Y5s ~ HOSE SssS near washington 70,
sssA BASIS. WALKER,'s Hss shensndoah 0 rd., r.
ASksisHfp f!fkshsEifi Vi HOUSE, 90 minutes from s
large lot, $3.50 per mo-; available in ex-
% sssoas ss sf:efs sss S f:5asR a s'
EXCHANGE Kansas City income property
ISr Eveninas MiashiInsfon7 IN o7e9 c. income property
Hssiifsi AsssiHiifSsiGTToSNePaaIiiApELPH1A-Exchanse
as dr ssf one s0oss n pSsa.psls
chsssnst rs;s1rss Hi ~ q s.H Co. sections
ssns os ss as0s@ nSdsfn
Glen Esnff SdhS Sr ysntS Ahs. sss
M tric Kitchen. $50 month. oceupantis wifi vii.
must do some chauffeur and domestic work
for owner, credited on rent: near cabir
John carline. Occupancy May /. WI
NEAR 10th and Hobart sts n.w.-4 bed.
rms. and 2h baths row house, oil heat;
Tsn' For w1ts US sGs fssES s.s b.droo
Angeles or vicinity. Wisconsin 1878. -
3-BEDRM HsE. for 4-bedrn1, hse.-wes-
ley HEIGHTS house. wanted: will also con.
slider other restricted NV. sections In
st. house, detached white brick, on lot 60x
175; entrance hall. living room. dining
rm, den. kitchen. recreation rm.. laundry
2 baths; full storase attic; detached 1-car
garage; inclosed yard; 6 years old: oil
heat; condition immaculate: convenient
Conn. ave. transportation. shopping
schools. Wesley Hts. house must be equiv
alent In every respect, but must have 8
bedrms. and 2a baths. Write Box 492-V,
Star. No brokers.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
HOUSES FURNISHED.

FALLS CHURCH, VA New detached
brick. lot 60x120: 8 rooms, 3 bedrooms,
bath. gas refrigerator, all new furniture;
owner to retain small bedroom. no other
FOR RENT-Furnished. charming country
house. Grounds kept up by owner; years
lease: ref. required. 40 miles from Wash :
ington; 10 miles from Warrenton. Call
Nj. coTTAGEs, where YOU can spend your
season rates. Eve Eve. CO. 2754. A' 'D'
LOVELY modern. Handicapped. detached q
bedroom brick home. recreation room. gas
heat air conditioned. detached garage. in
Montgomery County west of Wisconsin
ave: and River road, 90 min. downtown;
fmmdstey S21o psr mo svasoe fEs mSohs No Ss
! ROOMS, 2s baths, garage; completely
furnished; .Bendix washer, electric ironer
equipped play yard; 20 minutes bus ride
downtown, 10 minutes Pentagon; children
welcome: reference required or consider
group Of Government girls; available june;
FMpIoYEb HialifIes 81 GENTLEMAN 3ss1L will, share his
East Riverdale home with couple, around
30, who can furnish transportation to 18th
and Penna. NV. am. Call Shepherd
Lying Tm with fireplace, dining rm:.
kitchen, library with complete shower bath
on first floor; second floor. 3 bedrms. and
2 baths; recreation rm., bedrrn.. full bath
in basement; breezeway, double garage:
adult family; e exclusive nv session, $3.50
HPR R0f ssoc sssT sts Sf EN- as7 insulated
home. 2 bedrms., IL. baths. secluded YARD.
9 adults only; references required; seen by
appointment. SH. 1920.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
HOUSES FOR SALE.

IN THE 200 BLOCK OF Ky. AVE. s.E.-6-
mens;.v mmens; ST. s 800 i, aeyn. aeyyn. cox q CO. Cal
sic Eth ST. s.E.-semidetached brick.
BONE; s terms. Cox d CO. Call Mondsy'
loss issiI2aDENsBURG RD. NE.-1st com.
%s5sI. eesI cox rms cos bath r essssz1cty 4ssz Gas
saH Choice N1 HasSo6a; WooDR;BdE A 4EsoSG location. A
comfortable 7-rm. and bath house in ex.
stse reseSoa Gaafsn @ s fH0a @ d a si.at
S%nd a: bedrooms and bath: beautiful
liant f res sas m Rx ct and snG1S sasry pns fset hisp
weather: stripped, insulated and storm win.
aeTs a se.tsmsn psse q par issns So ME
1857 sr sf n! sffrves sa ssiee ssse a. con
csessss csl Monday Sssfment ST. 4sst terms COX
Silver SLY sPRING-sunsalow, prompt oc-
large lot; ,s12,65o. RosT. MAdEE. VA.
sskisaTWoSSD1, S., brick. s rms, bath
1shsa Ps4sss'''1a Re- "!sR s5ls 'i'1s ASs Rzss
sEE4aKs sE1dK sfEH21DErAcHEp, s1oo block o.
s ba.hs ssa :a ssan sSHss
Ss5tsF sIa vslmSSt sa5fy EpWIT RsssoT
in most convenient section; just step
from stores, and Transportation. House
bedroom and bath on 1st floor: 5 bedrooms
2pS es II sssf RriYy nsFy eeS aSs cSsn S
* 5ss9 anst Ds center.
@ m bsh bRe and aees extra svey tory
det; garage: fenced rear yard. Govt. OH
fs! ss'sns eS's Aafss! With sHAss
Ms NJ! assa pq nss 5ya Gssa sss
os tsps with elfsdss a baths gaeass Ell bEb%x Sys
NHAshTx WEsfET f1i TaidafsoD.n RE sss5 Sunday p:m
until dark, 400 Kllnsle st. Detached
o living ree snns snS soo hath and 1 ten ast
en-, finished attic. fuii Sssement with
~aid,s a. room and r bath. sas h9tswater heat
saaSn eapI5S VI Eco o'1s'r'!Zf 81
CHEVY CHEW CHASE. MD.-A spacious charmin.
SsatsS e Slew Sn ss sssuSb cb e9rner e osr s
brsry M snd IsSaeors eS snns sna neon ICON
size. den and 2 baths: 3rd floor. maid
snS Da'f For Oh detss ca 'sF W g.
WRIGHT; 52ll Wis: ave. NV. EN- $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Pretty white frame
5-rm. bungalow; has 81 it. liv rm, with
fireplace; gas h.-w.h: this attractive home
in nice. setting on lot 50x167 IT. with
mall stream, apple tree. pink and white
crepe myrtle. French lilac, rock Garden;
has best quality venetian blinds through.
out the house; owner occupied: will sell
EaGiEToS REAL s2Y EsfA2 ESTATE. ISIS s'i i4th sise st
n.E. DU. 5051; Sundays and ewes, sH
loo BLOCK OF 18th ST. N.E.-9-rm.
brick. arranged In three apartments all
conveniences, oil heat, basement. COX q
CO, ~; 1854. Sunday call Mr.. Hartman,
Evening star., 1946-04-07
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

RETURNED VET. needs large apt. or
house, unfur.. before April 21st; family
Of 5 adults and / child. Please call HO.
9531, 8 am. to 4 pm
IT. COL, Regular Army, wife and 4-yr.-
old son need unfurnished 2 or 3 bedroom
house or apt, NV. area; UP to S125. Tele-
phone EN-. 363S. -S
VETERAN needs 2-bedroom house, apt,
unfnrn. or furn., BY Apr. "a; employed bu-
reau Standards; familyfin Kansas; up. to
Evening star., 1946-04-07
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

DISTINGUISHES GEORGETOWN resi-.
dence. partially furnished. shaded garden,
dining terrace, bedrooms, fireplacea. s
baths 2-car garage, etc. References re-
Du; 1885. Rental S400 monthly or sale.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED

ANXIOUS VET-Home four months and
still looking. for unfurn. 1-bedroom apt. or
2.bedroom house for self and wife. any
permanent professional civil service status
Call JOSEPH MAYER, DI. 1900, Ext. 1858
weekdays; WO. 1908 evenings and weex
nd
Evening star., 1946-04-07
HOUSES UkFURktsHEp.

DOCTORS ATTENTTON-Corner location
in s,e., on .well-traveled thoroughfare: first
commercial zone; 1st floor well adapted for
dr.'s offlce, having 5 rooms and toilet facil-
tiles; 2nd floor has an apt. of rooms.
kitchen and tile bath: garage; $3.50 per
mo: For further particulars write Box
Evening star., 1946-04-07

group Of brand.new detached Coionla
sss S'h9 h4czsE ~ fsEf aHek Th1s is 81 'hs 49,
s:.vss gRsfr hsns ass sh st; snssss
that give YOU plenty Of space; first moo
has living room, dining room, beautiful
schen and Duss hTs sIs dnnF spasou
bedrooms and 3 baths on second floor ant
maids room and bath in attic; there is
beautiful recreation room and bar par in j. base ;s
yard; 3-car brick garage and many othe
ssatpTss n0o Tes eaTgan a unt Hhfn priced
tractive brick homes. with first-class lava
tory. solarium, large living and dinin!
2 baths with Italian tile, storm window
and screens throughout. built-in garage
oil hot-water heat; immaculate condition
) Ss;sso p.m. r. u'Ms <. TWEED CO. @ 55o9 conn sa
ctouiNTRY col ESTATE, Commute drive from
Silver Spring. CIstom-built California
rambling brick bungalow with large hyinl
and dining. rooms, center hall, de lux
on rs aee Stairway es g
attic, large additional rooms can. be com
pieted with bath; oil hot-water heat: al
dsr9 pSsr9 Soass ana su oh
years TOR present owner. "a acres Of lawr
with. beautiful yieyI Shown by appoint
ment. Price. $4,000; Call EN-. 129l
RIVER TERRACE NE. s9,e5o. Attractiv
Groom row house at a bargain price. Al
Ineiehborhood and ccnv. to transp. Bull
about 5 years ago. It is in new-hous
porches, both front and and i rear; sttractiv
terms can be arranged Phone Mr.. Adams
EN-. 1890 Sunday and weekdays. F. A
ISE TMEEP Rsfok G4 81 sGNGHIoW GNan in Hampshire
Knolls Takoma Park. Five rooms, yer!
modern, unusually nice with. attractive
features ssaE: tss n0ored 1ns
100 BLOCK or. ALBANY ave., Takom,
Md szss sRss .Rnaes ~ ,bnas Ssth
$4,000 down. EDWIN L. ELLIS, Realtor
1910 Vermont ave-, Rm. 217. RE. 5140.
Evening star., 1946-04-07

ppSRERr BYE r. I1MKE. SH. 7461.
TWO LIBRARIANS want furnisn1leaA ns1l ALEX I
or two bedroom apartment oah "
TWo % VETERANS, attending eI scfoeel,; e,s.asnI nssd
apartment. preferably IN MOUNT
SssVT s;5Es' III no sisss ssf7 sossr ss to
Heaeh lu oi Sayy Dept; s;, Tet 15a furn' s: Ssl
efvTE cMTH ENG1STER ana wife; with wtn pome pomel
M MMaSon q nv Avn sI WIZ Ifs desire one-Dedroon
err kuildins from July loca'ion no children iEi
ETyrfyRN. It a-bedroom apt. or house. now We OF
BY 1une l5: perm N uFfens z s nW subrrbar
or Bsthesda area preferred BOX l''-A
;ss1Dsss.s eSsr5E Il ssi5s sRs in
s'ps kEfINEp FINED YOUNG oeyrLE desires sl sos:
rooms with bath by LIST OF May oo~ ~'''
BiusiSEss 81 sfsTs EXECUTIVES co, want fur1 urn
apt y2 2aaS 9ow E9t & 9uns Is4 To- 0e''
SfTfRAN sfsFfssA NEEDS Q! ssdT. apt, ,,m,E, tH5p
faASSsRinNnss il SsRi 1N sses my ss,.',n.
April sfIs s14ths Deal Ts had eyapoEpateSa ,g paHS,
After yrs. In Wash. In Stymleoi ua;
Teddy forlorn: 64-dollar question. wher.
do we. our furniture and car go from from
here? Navy onicer husband I lost lovet
j or 2 rrn. apt. solution Call FIR. 711(
eve or RE. 1900: Elk. GAG days
APARTMENT URGENTLY NEEDED, fuTn
transportation, by family of four adults
three. workine; permanent residents; NJ
smoking or drinking. no pets. VIII CIV
Al credit and character references. i'm
mediate response: Box 30o-z. Star.
sire furnished or Tnfurnished house o
NAVY DOCTOR AND WIFE, stationed
Bethesda, need furn. apt; preferably tina
area. Call Rockville 230 between 3:3(
pm. and pm. 3
"HEAR MY PLEA" Veteran and wifi,
must vacate April 18th, need furn. or un
Children a and no 1a pets. Oei caii JaeRson fs47W
Evening star., 1946-04-07

foyer. large dining room, large living room
with fireplace. modern kitchen with dinette
M MAIDS ousseqs anG IoGm storage ond 0uf
bedroom with private bath, 2 iaree addi.
% sttns roomSasry es BATH pIu sqe
Ta'f5 hss dosSe
to es fasa nssqse saRv1cH Rs
Sf2Ek f1 4TE TEhRAcEbxSck Hys + 1x M ss5s
PACED IeS t.. Price, S. zso. Terms. sea-. LEIGH
ai4 Eesfy d F1snfins xii saS 1855 n.' ave. Sc LUDLOW
SILVER SPRING - 3-bedrm. bungalow
large living room. dining room, kit. inclosee
Ge'sa ssDsff sss RAMSEY GSs s. 0nen
Catholic church; favorable prospect for re.
zoning e@ommercial: @ shown by appt. only
Vermont ave. NE. $3.50. or /. L. ingram ram
81. 1850, Wheaton office, Kensington 624
NEAR BOILING FIELD-First floor owne,
occupied and available, at settlement; firsi
o9sh oos has sgd kit Ev rm Rsdrqoms ssrsense
apt one extra sleepins room. room i plus snS ses1ins %
furnished, 2 stoves, Tefrlserssers: thi'
f2Sss f2SS is fsDi1k anf 81 1sDss sss5 R.
and income: large bedrooms. oil h.-w.h.
IL ing l, Or f. boa riding house. Call today: A. R
10 o1fSa n xhs ERE fram,
house, on quiet. shady lane. near Lyor
SO 2rga a0Ps on isFiss Il Il:
utes from downtown. Washington,- -Livins
room, dining room. kitchen. small library
n inelosed sun porch: storm windows tc
fit: 3 large bedrooms and bath on End floor
excellent condition throughout; lot 77xl25
rice nl.s Sa1S S14229 n EoIr inspsGtion cal
sun. dd. 2106. JACK HAYES, INC. Real:
BsSRsiiG5aa1TSWoooiD1.A sSsi Ss1a.e5o-Brick semide.
tached; Q rms, bath, oil heat, garage: ex-
cellent cond..; close to- schools and transp.
today's best buy. Exclusive. F. A. TWEED
CO. 5504 Conn. ave. NV. %
GIRARD ST. N.W.-You will be favorably
impressed with the excellent condition Of
this fine new brick home, consisting of
lovely rooms, English-type basement. gas
h.-w.h.;, prompt poss.: suitable for doctor
Cali today until 5 m. and weekdays until
8 p.m HEANEY & CO.. 1858 Conn. ave
WooDKiDGE-Detaehed a;Apt. ., home @
convenient to everything; price Sic, 900
Call office Sunday to 8 pm. for full in.
formation. VIM. R. .THROWGOOD, 1924
r. !. ave. ne: DE: 0317.
galow, large rooms, porch, gas heat. large
let; excellent condition; Price. Sc 300. Ap:
1884 or home phone. Hobart 1867.
Evening star., 1946-04-07
% CASH DOWN for almost new stucco

Practically new =
Il heat; completely
Md. close to Dis
S97 mo-: 1st floor
has 3 rms. bath:
It-in garage: stucco
see Sunday. 2 pm.
PAUL j. MILLER.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-12-06
No Prestige
Continued from page

Continued from page
an t9Nrgs equal from the start
Tese Painters having been in
spire4 and a fighting Md prour
of ffYwobreds pinned the Lions
down co their 10 yard line.
Tire ilsnns being unable to score
pat tne spectators on a wonder
gxusz ssr laet six Of the second
period The Lions tur0ed o.
the fFezs ard made their first
aard eN~ned talley. . Now let Us
not Forfet those fellows who
soxlgln ae noblv on the eridiron
gbss 9ezaon and ! am hoping to
De arygrd keeping you abreast
ssse rse.xa in the sports world
PRESIDENT HARRIS
PRAISES TEAM
Pr
- Coles
-rr ho feot
~ "The p
v all ro'
uu Thanksgiving he said
aus stea ly and
.gsil pleased with the 71fhen
souaa
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-12-06
Echoes Of PSC
Al ate Game
BY G.. H. Woodruff

During our tenure as students
e,n e. rus at University Of ILL
aoas 7ve saw some great teams
sad fine players, including those
If ws apn race like; Willis Ward
II Michigan, Bill Bell of Ohio
Ssate md Ozzie Simmons OF
Essus htlt none had anything on
Esawsan. great Arkansas State
r,ilcgl ing back. Unusually fast
ser q gnan carrying over 200
r,oursas on his frame, Lawson uses
ais wei ght speed to bull his way
river. Once started, he is hard to
2r,ng down and usually bowls
over several would be tacklers
before he is brought down from
behind.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-12-06

The gentleman at the mike
xeut yelling over the PA; Come
On Pennymon; Come on State
let's get that 500 quick He
must have been disappointed at
The final score, but not half as
BADLY as during the first five
minutes of the game when a
g,s-Esble on the seventeen gave the
E,cxas the ball on the Panther's
side Of the field, One hard crack
Al tine tine yielded five more,
Then. said the voice at the mike,
On the next play, ladies and
gentlemen State will score its
sgfvs touchdown against Philan--
ser" Whereupon the Panthers
.sSSfies1 the ball carrier so hard
he funbled. Philander recovered
snd kicked out of danger. The
fifty points didn't materialize;
f, fact that first I'd didn't either
TIL Just before the end of the
gt half. incidentally, Mr.. An
suncer, last years game was
vn by the margin Of point after
touchdown and not by 200 as
you reported.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-12-06

Lack of big men and reserves
hurt the Panthers but bad kick
sng did more damage than any
ching else. Time after time, short,
weak and wobbly kicks gave
state the ball in PSC territory.
he second half kickoff was an
sample. State went on to score,
alter being given the ball as a
result Of this bad break.
s4 .- 4 49,. I,--,,.y1rI
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-12-06

Fennymon didn't have that an
mated field day. The Partners
wed him down to walk. His
rt,e touchdown came late in the
. al quarter after the Panthers
al been worn down and all
me first string men were on the
,sencb Britto, with three touch
lawns was States scoring ace
sor the day
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1946-12-06

Philander's team discarded its
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-01-24
GUESTS OF MEA
MEETING HERE

Guests representing the var
ious churches and other organ
izations in Hardin were pre-
sent at the first public reia-
lions meeting of the Big Horn
local of the Montana Educa-
ton association in the home
economics room of the junior
high school Tuesday evening.
Miss Ethel Schuster, presi-
dent. presided.
Following the business SEES
sion, Miss Edna Tobias, public
relations and legislative chair
man, present the bill on fed
eral aid and other legislation
of interest to educational
groups.
The federal aid bill, S181,
was discussed. Mrs. I. I. Dehn-
ert spoke favoring the bill and
Miss Brown opposed it. Open
discussion from the floor fol-
lowed.
After the program, Mrs. E
w. Riebeth directed games and
entertainment while refresh
ments were being prepared.
Mrs. O. Y. Weir was chairman
of the hostess committee, Miss
Burgess had charge of table
decorations and Mrs. Lille A.
Macleod and Mrs. Lovelace
presided at the tea table.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-01-24
DISTRICT HEAD
OF LIONS HERE

District Governor ord don
Sorenson of Red Deer, Alberta,
Canada, will pay an official
visit to the Hardin Lions club
at a special meeting Saturday
evening at $50 pm. in the
banquet room of the Masonic
temple.
He will be accompanied by
Mrs. SorenSOn.
All new members of the club
and their wives were especially
asked to be present. The affair
will take the form of a ladies
social session.
The dinner will be served by
the Sunshine club of the Foster
community. Mrs. Lura P,
Strand will be in charge of the
program.
The membership cont est,
which got under way at the
last regular meeting of the
club was said to be progressing
rapidly. Previous membership
of the club was so. Present in
dications are that the group
will be almost doubled before
the end of the drive.
A banquet will be given the
winners of the contest by the
losers at the Masonic temple
at $50 pm. on Feb. II.