Evening star., 1946-12-08
| lust Between
Yourselves
BY Philip H. Love.

q llC aL1llOl 4bfk HASbSA ~ oS S~~S ~N~S
probably is, as she suspects, the
most distant reader of The Junior
Star. She writes:
"I am Brazilian girl, but l,
have an American godmother who
lives in Washington. am studying
English so I will be able to speak
well when I arrive to spend two
years with her. in your beautiful
city.
II go to the Collegio Dorotea,
v'','ch in English would mean Dor
College, but in Brazil a col
is really preparatory school,
according to your standards. What.
you call college we call universe
dade, or university.
MY godmother sends me clip
pings of The Junior Star, which I
translate to my classmates. I just
can't tell you how much we enjoy
all those articles.
II am inclosing a picture in my
prize winning carnival costume. The
skirt tells the story of the gather
ing and smoking of raw rubber, or
latex.
Il am building a savings account
> in Washington, so I will have
plenty of money to spend when I
arrive.
'If any of you girls and boys
would like to get acquainted person.
ally send me your name and ad-
dress and I will save it until I
reach Washington. My godmother
will then give a reception and in-
vite you, so we can meet. Send
your name and address to me, ad-
dressing your envelope like this:
Senhorita Maria Correa, care
Senior Amir Correa, Banco do
Brasil, Manaos, Amazonas, Brazil,
S. A."
Now is the time for high school
students who like to draw to be
thinking up ideas for the 1947 Eas-
ter seal contest of the National So
ciety for Crippled Children and
Adults. Four national prizes, total
ing $3.50, are offered, and the win
li1l1S uCo4Sl Will US uSCu dS LIlS
Easter seal for 1949.
Locally, the contest is being con-
Quoted by the Crippled Children's
Society of the District, 1857 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV, in co-opera-
ton with the Board of Education.
Details may be obtained from your
art teacher or the principal of your
school, or by telephoning the So
ciety (Hobart 8724.)
!, Junior jottings:
George L. Carroll, special agent
of the Federal Bureau of Educa-
ton, will address teen-agers, their
parents and friends, and will show
two movies, ION Guard" and ''You
Can't Get Away With It." at 8 pm.
Tuesday in the Cafritz Auditorium
of the Jewish Community Center,
Sixteenth and @ streets NV. i.
The pupils of Pine Crest School will
conduct sale of children;s books in
the South Four Corners CMd.) Com
munity House tomorrow and Tues
day from 2 to $50 pm. and from
7:30 to $3.50 nm. The purpose Of
the sale is to raise money to buy
books for the school library An
11-year-old boy is drawing a comic
strip for his hometown newspa-
per, the Schenectady IN. " Union
Star. He is F. Doyle Wolfe, and hiss
strip is published three times week
-. From Freddy Lourim, 8, Hyatts-
vile Elementary School: "On the
first day of school last year, boy
gave me a puppy. I named her
Poocfie. She ran after me. On
the first day of school this year, she
had puppies. We named them
Tippy and Rover. When they were
a month old, they played with me.
We will have to give them away to
my cousin. We hope Poochie has
some more pups" Girl Scout
Troop 254, sponsored by the ladies
OF the Bethesda Kiwanian, held
candlelight investiture ceremonies
recently in the Battery Park Club
house. These girls were invested:
Barbara Ausland, Carol Bartelmes,
Jane Beatty, Martha Becker, Judy
Benson, Donna Cochrane, Gretchen
Cox, 1mogene Creech, Evelyn Elgin,
Isabel Gill, Claire Hedgedick, Joyce
Holland, Airline Krimgold, Sandra
LaCharity, Ruth Ann Morrison,
Nancy Murray, Deirdre Reynolds,
Ann Swanger, Joan Turner, Sally
Van Horn, May Evelyn Waddill,
Johanna Wensink and Mary Will
liams. Miss Eleanor Aisner is leader
OF the troop, and Mrs. Silas Creech,
assistant leader,