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Evening star., 1947-06-12
In the Ne1Vs

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur D. Condor
Of Washington and Edgewater, Nd,
entertained informally at dinner
last night for Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
Matthews Of Dallas.
Mr.. Matthews, who is one of the
leading lawyers in Dallas, was for
merly assistant commissioner of
internal revenue. He was appoint
ed few days ago to be a member
of the commission to write legisla-
tion completely revising the Federal
tax structure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gates Wells of
Platte City, Mo, and their three
daughters, Bess, Helen and Ann
Louise, are expected to arrive at the
White House Saturday to be the
guests of Mrs. Truman for several
days. Mr.. Wells and Mrs. Truman
are cousins.
Mrs. Philip F. Dodson and her
daughter Phyllis have left for
Manila, to Join Mr.. Dodson, who
is the Philippine alien property
administrator.
Miss Theresa Eileen Hanlon,
daughter Of Mrs. Timothy Hanlon
and the late Mr.. Hanlon was grad
uated yesterday from Mount Mary's
Academy In Leonardtown.
Miss Mary Furlow. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Furlow of
Chevy Chase, has been elected presi-
dent OF the athletic association Of
Cazenovia Junior College.
Evening star., 1947-06-12
S0rorities List
Saturday EUemts

Mrs. Helen Arthur Adair, who re-
Gently resigned as acting dean of
the Washington College OF Law,
will be feted by Beta Chapter of
Phi Delta Delta Legal Fraternity,
at buffet supper at pm. satur-
day at the home Of the chapter
president, Miss Dorothy jackson,
121 Webster street NV. Mrs. Adair
will leave Washington In the near
future to make her home in Okla
homa.
Miss Catherine L. vaux, interna-
tional president of Phi Delta Delta,
will be among the guests and invi-
tations also have been issued to
Miss Elfie Carlson, new president
of the Alunnae Chapter; and the
presidents of other local chapters.
Mrs. Myrtle D. Sheriff. is arrange
ments chairman.
Alpha Eta Chapter Of Beta Chi
National Sorority will give a wiener
roast Saturday at the home Of Mrs.
George Harwood, 308 South Abing-
don street, Arlington. Representa-
tives Of the Philadelphia chapters,
who will be here this week end for
an Alpha Province meeting, are to
be special guests.
Alpha Chapter Of Phi Delta
Gamma will entertain for the ma
tional council and members of Beta
Chapter at tea from 4 to pm.
Saturday In Mary Graydon Hall,
American University. Miss An
toinette Lowry, national president,
heads the list OF officers who will
be here for the council sessions at
tho Dodge Hotel.
The annual family picnic given
by the Washington Alunnae Chap
ter of Gamma Phi Beta Will be
held from 4::30 to $50 pm. Satur-
day at the Palisades Recreation
Center. Games for the children,
amusements for teen-agers and
dancing later In the clubhouse, will
be features.
Mrs. j. D. studley Is In charge Of
the Picnic Committee. Reservations
may be made with Mrs. Robert o.
Mathews, Mrs. Albert M. Cole, Mrs.
r. C. Calender or Mrs. Garth Ed
wards.
Alpha Province of Chi Sigma
Sorority will give a dance at 10 pm.
Saturday in the Terrace Dining
Room at the National Airport. The
event Is open to the public.
Evening star., 1947-06-12
Leaving for Resort;
Luncheon GiUen

Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert Emlyn
Jones and their young daughter,
Carroll. will go to Virginia Beach
Saturday to be with Mr.. Jones
mother, Mrs. James Ernlyn Jones,
who has made her home there for
the past year. Mr.. Jones will re-
main only over the week end and
return to Washington while Mrs.
Jones and Carroll will be with the
senior Mrs. Jones for the remainder
Of the summer.
Mrs. Jones was hostess at lunch
con yesterday entertaining at the
Shoreham in compliment to Mrs.
Leila Lane Stanley of Los Angeles,
formerly Of Washington. Mrs.
Stanley came East for the marriage
last week OF her daughter, Miss
Anne Josephine Ray, to Mr.. James
Gordon Holland, which took place
in Williamsburg, Va.
Mrs. Stanley is the guest Of Mrs.
Phillip Jessup in her Georgetown
home. Others at the luncheon yes
terday were Mrs Jessup, Mrs,
Lucius w. Scott, Mrs. Matthew
White Perry, Mrs. Sykes Stevenson
Mrs. Hunter Drum, Miss Cynthia
Hill and Miss Devereux Green.
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Blongb to Sign
.CObies of Book

Glenn o. Blough, author OF THE
Monkey With a Notion" a Junior
Literary Guild selection, will auto
graph copies of the book from 3 to
$50 pm. tomorrow at the Junior
League Bookshop, 2001 Massachu-
sets avenue NV.
A teacher, lecturer and writer in
the field of science, Mr.. Blough is
also the author of several textbooks
on science which have been popular
in elementary schools. "The Monkey
With Notion . which is a book for
children, is Illustrated by John F.
DeCuir.
Mrs. Frank Sterrett, chairman Of
the bookshop, and her assistant, Mrs.
Arnold Wilcox, are among league
members who will be on hand dur
ing Mr.. Blough's visit tomorrow.
Miss Gertrude Dunbar is manager
of the shop.
In addition to its stock OF chill
drens books and fiction and nonfic-
ton for adults, the Junior League
Bookshop includes a rental library
for adults. All proceeds go to the
social service department OF Chill
dren's Hospital.
Evening star., 1947-06-12
SAver Spring Plans
TuuiOr AAUW

The Silver Spring Branch Of the
American Association of University
Women is making plans to organize
a junior association under the chair
manship of Mrs. Ben w. Miller, a
member of the board.
Mrs. Frank G. Cross recently was
elected president of the branch,
while other new officers are Mrs.
Wesley r. Roster, vice president and
membership chairman; Mrs. John N.
Ditzler. secretary, and Mrs. John E.
DietZ, treasurer.
Members Of the board of directors
include Mrs. j. r. Kanagy, educa-
tion; Mrs. Harry l.. Morgan, inter-
national education and relations
Mrs. Falconer Smith, social studies;
Miss Helen Horton, creative arts;
Mrs. H. P. Morris, status of women; !;
Mrs. Paul H. Anderson, fellowship;
Mrs. L. O. Regeimbal, legislative pro-
gram; Mrs. Thomas Norrell, pub
licity; Miss Dora Pearson, pro-
gram; Mrs. C. F. Nettleship, hospi-
tality, and Mrs. James E. Miller,
historian.
Evening star., 1947-06-12

Mrs. Margaret Sanderson Amus-
sen. daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Fred
R. Sanderson of Kenwood, Md, was
married at o'clock yesterday In the
Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament to
Mr. Christopher Robin Amussen,
son of Mrs. Theodore Amussen and
the late Mr.. Amussen Of Kenwood.
The Rev. Russell Phelan officiated.
A small reception was held at the
home of the brides parents after
the ceremony. The bride Is the
widow of 1t. John Russell Amussen,
US.N.R., who was killed while on
active duty.
Given in marriage by her father,
Evening star., 1947-06-12
Beatrice Blair Makes Bo1V
To S0cietv at Garden Fete

one presented daugnter
societv Yesterday Montgomery Blair intro
duced their friends, members OF Washngtons
most residential families.
affair at Street Cuo, the mouse
reception Of the debuante parents took place
The course former home of Mrs John Gross who IS
godlnother Beatrice The latter was
small dinner and dance following the tea
drawing where Dr. and Mrs Blair received
veabe of flowers sent to Miss
flowers Of nearly description and
orchids gardenias and
should have wted anyone
lovely picture in white OF sarhed lace
Evening star., 1947-06-12

over net. The dress was made on
oId-fashioned lines with very full
skirt and of-the-shoulder bertha.
A cluster of slipper orchids was
pinned at the center OF the neckline.
Standing between her husband
and daughter, Mrs. Blair looked
very attractive in a long gown of
pale gray crepe. She also wore an
orchid corsage.
Scores Of the best-known Capital
names fled through the drawing
room and on out into the garden
where the party really took place.
The Blair family has long been
distinguished in Washington. DR..
Blair is the nephew Of the late Gist
Blair who owned the historic Blair
House and left it to his nephew.
The latter virtually gave 1t, with
elegant furnishings intact, to the
United States Government. The
debutante is the niece OF Mrs. Adol-
phus Station and Mrs. B. Lowndes
jackson and great niece Of Princess
Margaret BoncompagnL Her great
grandfather was Gen. William
Franklin Draper, who served as
Ambassador to Italy and Great
Britain. Another great grandparent,
Mrs. Frank Mitchell, was at the
party yesterday.
The weather Notwithstanding, the
garden Of the club was well filled
and gay with the flowers on the
scattered tables and the Powered
print dresses Of the feminine guests.
A marquee had been set up over the
bar and tea table on the left and
cooling drinks flowed continuously.
Something new and popular was
iced coffee with vanilla ice cream
floating in 1t.
Miss Elizabeth Houghton was
there and seeing to 1t that Mrs.
william North Sturtevant, Mrs.
Frederick Bradley and others on
her list of pourers were on hand at
the appointed time to pour tea.
Col. and Mrs. David Barry, Mrs.
Nathan Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Reber
Littlehales and Mrs. Richard Dunn
chatted with friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
william F1ather sat at one table,
while In another group were DR..
and Mrs. Walter Boyd, Mrs. John
A. Washington and Mrs. Arnold
Wilcox.
Most OF the women present are
now, or have been at one time or
another, members of the Junior
League of Washington, Of which
Mrs. Blair is a past president. There
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Watson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale Mclean, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Rowland Chase, Mr..
and Mrs. David Karrick, the John
Hendersons, the John Stenhouses
and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H. Kauff-
mann. Still others on hand for
this delightful party were Mr.: and
Mrs. A. c.. Oliphant, Mr.. Robert
Woolley and the three Misses
Woolley, DR.. and Mrs. Samuel A
Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Reeve
Hoover and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Blair. The latter two, who are
brother and sister, respectively, of
DR.. and Mrs. Blair, arrived in eve
ming clothes, dressed for Mrs. Gross
dinner at the club.
Evening star., 1947-06-12

ception at the Prince Georges Coun-
try Club followed the ceremony.
The bride was given In marriage
by her brother -in-law, Mr.. Albert
Livingston Houghton. Mrs. Edison
Hewitt Dimmitt was matron of
honor and the other attendants were
Mrs. Russell G. Robinson and Miss
Cordelia Light. The best man was
DR.. William L. Knott and the ushers
were the Messrs. William O'Niel,
Evening star., 1947-06-12
Mrs. MacaAlev
Speaks at Z0nta
Club Luncheon
Rp Ruth Dean

Though women have attained
their political rights within the past
quarter century, they must continus
to Tight for them and must exercise
the serious responsibility that goes
with the privilege Of the vote. Mrs.
Robert W. Macauley, director Of ths
Women's Division Of the Republican
National Committee, declared YES.
terday.
I'VE have come long way in the
past as years." Mrs. Macauley told
q luncheon meeting Of the zont&
Club at the Dodge Hotel, but We
must continue to fight for our place
as co-equals and co-owners Of our
Government"
She praised the work already be.
ing done by 450, 900 women through.
out the country through $500 organ
lied Republican Womens clubs IN
a States. She also stressed the value
Of the leadership Of the business
and professional women Of the coun-
try and pointed out how women have
already gained ground" through
representation on political commit-
tess and In State legislatures.
"These words may sound empty
to the voteless citizens Of the Dis
trict," Mrs. Macauley said, but the
hope of ultimately getting the vote
Is all the more reason for being pre-
pared" She praised the work Of one
local womens organization whose ef-
forts at getting out the absentee
votes made possible the election OF q
State Governor.
Mrs. Macauley expressed the opir1.
ion that women are vitality inter-
ested in politics today because the
Governments policies touch their
homes and lives so closely. For ef-
fective leadership and results, how
ever, she called on women to bs
partisan" BE Republican or .
Democrat" she urged, "but don't be
an independent" An independent
voter is really dependent" voter.
she added, because he Is not IN
position to achieve much.
In conclusion, she again stressed
the important role played in politics
by business and professional women
and told the club, ut Is in . group
of this sort that you find the politi-
cal leadership that we mos sorely
need"
Mrs. Lenore Logan, program chair.
man, introduced the speaker. Mrs.
Malcolm Scates, president, presided.
Evening star., 1947-06-12
AHWOH12Ce eH1eHt

Mrs. Sarah Parker West of Oman
cock, Va, announces the marriage
of her daughter, Miss Margaret
Louise West to Mr.. Eugene Frank
Hart, son of Mrs. Philip E. Hart OF
this city.
The ceremony took place In the
rectory of the Church Of the Good
Shepherd, the Rev Robert Tpmlin-
son officiating.
After a family luncheon at the
Carlton Hotel, the couple left for
Canada. Mr.. Hart Is graduate OF
Brown University.
Evening star., 1947-06-12
Guest OF Cousin

Miss Consuelo Reyes Calderon,
secretary for Latin America of the
Peoples Mandate Committee, ex-
poets to return to Washington the
latter part of the week from New
York, where she has been the guest
of her cousin, Sonora de Calderon
of San Jose, Costa Rica. Wife OF
the former President Of Costa Rica,
Sonora de Calderon, will sail for Bel
yium. her native country, in the near
future
Evening star., 1947-06-12
Embassy Party

Nine. Ala, wife OF the Iranian
Ambassador, entertained In the EN-
bassy garden yesterday from to 8
Mr.. Ala Is not we'll and was unable
to receive with his wife.
Most of the guests were members
of the Diplomatic Corps, but in ad-
dition there were representatives
from our Army and Navy and OF
official and residential Washington
Evening star., 1947-06-12
Officers Named

Mrs. John G. Jenkins has been
elected president Of the University
Park (MdJ Woman's Club. Other
new officers are Mrs. Otis H. Wes-
ley, vice president; Mrs. Harry
Hazelhurst, jr., recording secretary;
Mrs. Charles o. Middlekauf, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Harry
D. Eisenhauer, treasurer, and Mrs
William Bowie, director.
Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. Frank M
Stephen will represent the club at
the convention of the General Fed
Grafton of Women's Club in New
York June 1923.
Evening star., 1947-06-12

GOOD
Selected bu the Washington Unit OF Wonens ouerseds
serce League good citizenship a,oord the Noyes
School auas presented Nth SO check at league dinner this
meek nt the Burnoton The school cited 5or It's
record being first In the District to adopt Odr orphan
NTH funds through participation IN The Evetng Star
pTA naper solpdoe program Left right Miss Grace Bush
principal of school; Mrs John M Dug too acted as
foster the orphan adopted by the students ana
Miss Louise Whneu patriotic chairman OF the league, toho
made the presentatton Star Staf Photo.
Evening star., 1947-06-12
Casino Raises Demanded

Employees of the gambling con-
cessions In the casino in Vina del
Mar, Chile, are demanding raises
in pay and family allowances.
Evening star., 1947-06-12

Alpha Province of Chi Sigma
Sorority will give dance at 10 pm.
Saturday in the Terrace Dining
Room at the National Airport. The
event Is open to the public.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-15

VklJuclm avtOmat in rezilo od-
reze prvi struzec. Zmagoslavno
pomislim:
- NJ, Petka, bono videli,
kdo Sc bo danes pohvalil Anto-
nicu!
Dan mine. Posrecilo sc mi je
dokoncati vsega devet spojk.
A Petka jih je danes dal tri-
najst!
Nic vec nisem hodil zajtrko-
vat v obednico. Jedel sem spo-
toma, Petka pa vseena nisem
dosegel. Koljka hi mi bill rad
pomagal, vsi fantje SO cutili z
menoj. Zaman. Mic Sc nj 'dalo
storiti. Petka je venomer prvi.
Lejte, odkod moi upor, zakaj
sem uzaljen!
Danes bodo v redeem kotic-
ku odlikovali NIGGA! Vsi so sli
ma sejo, samo JAZZ sem ostal v
sobi. Ugasnil sem luc, gledam
skozi okno.
Tajga je zazivela, zgostila Sc
je, sc zamracila. Kako neki je
zdajle v Suhumu, v Vladivosto.
ku? Lepo bi bilo pokaditi ma
10 hasisa In tam nekje v
stepi sc vie dim iznad kmet'
skin his in Sc suklja v nebo
Morda kuhajo zganje -.
Lepo je, &c Sc takole v MIRA
ku prikrades vas.
Skocim cd okna in trcim '
Antonica.
- Kaj je, SAM?
zivcno sem podrhteval. Pc
vedel me je v rdeci koticek ii
sc yes vecer nj locil Cd meme.
Zjutraj je pristopil Antoni'
z menoj vred k stroju in je ve'
dan sledil mojim rokam, ma
| ravnaval rezilo in mi pomaga
uravnavati stroj.
Tri dni je pozabil rh vso de
lavnico, brigal Sc je samo "a
me.
Po dveh tednih sem daja
Antonicu dnevno po petnaJs
gotovih spojk, obetal sem Jll
Sc 20 vec. Petka pa je ostal pr
trinajstih. Antonio me je gle
dal mehkimi ocmi. Sklonl
sem Sc k njegovemu usesu II
mu sepnil, maj odstrani z moJ
struznice tablico, ma katerl j
bilo napisano z razlocnimi or
| kanni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-15
1894 e. 81 St.

blizu Superior Ave. Ia 3 druzine;
1876 sob, kopalnice, dive garazl; 5
in sob je praznih. Date vase po-
nudbo. Dober nakup. Pokllclte
PR 5459 ali SU 1897
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-15
Zen1IjiSSGa
GOSTILNA NAPRODAJ

hiso II sobami in okrog en-
aker zemlje. Garaza "a diva avta.
Zelo dober promet. Lastnik odhaja
izven mesta in zeli prodati. Nahaja
Sc ma zapadni strani blizu w. 13O
St. Poklicite
JOHN TEURJANICA
1925 Puritas Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-15
(Nddaljevamje)

Obrne sc k meni in sc raz-
jezi:
- Mrcina, lie vprasaj Petko,
kako cista je njegova postelja,
vprav njegova. Petka, pridi sem
pa mu povej!
Kozavi Petka magic stopi IL
mnozice. Njegove oci Sc blesci-
jo. z glasom, drhtecim cd We
selja, jane razlagati:
- Mole rjuhe so eiste, ker ne
cakam vselej ma naso perico,
marvec jih sam operem. Sanjka
pa sanja O sluzincadi. Obut
stopa ma posteljo in seda ma
MO. Spi dolgo, potem seveda
ne utegne pratt.
Umolkne in tare znojne roke
oh suknjic.
Kljucavnicar Miska zapreti
Petki:
- Dobro 81 povedal, mrcina
49, toda mi smo bill mesec dni
ma vasi, vrnili smo sc in zdaj
mai morda lezimo kakor svi-
ME?
V besedo mu seze Mitka, clan
uprave, XII rece v eni sapi:
- Sami ste krivi, sami ste
krivi, Misa! Mi smo vam dali
tri dni oddiha in diva - "a de-
10. A vi ste Sc sprehajali - in
zdaj Sc puntate!
Soba st. 25 umolkne.
Pritece Boris z nekaksnimi
papirji, stopi ma predsednisko
mesto in zacne miriti zboroval-
ce. Ko vse utihne, pogleda b.
ris v papirje in spregovori:
- V nasi komuni je sto tri-
deset bivsih brezdomcev. Ina
mo en- tisoc in stirideset rjuh, Sc
pravi po osem ma vsako poste-
lilo. Mas zavodski gospodar je
sestavil gospodarski racun "a
vsakega clana. Sleherni clan ina
svojo stevilko ma perilu. Imamo
. omare "a cisto in umazano pc
rilo. Ako je tvoja omara "a ci-
sto perilo prazna, pomeni, da 81
slab gospodar. Mi nimamo pc
stunt, fantje Sc morate brigati
sami Ease! Sanjeva omara je
prazna - kaksne rjuhe neki
terra? Vse je ze porabil. Lejte,
Petka pa ina sest cistih prtov,
JAZZ stiri, Koljka prav tako sest
in pri drugih deckah disc po-
stelje po pomladi.
Vsi so molcali.
Razbili so mas punt, da nj bi-
10 sledu "a MIN. In nikdo vec
nj vprasal, zakaj sem Sc spun
tai, nihce vec nj predrl skriv-
most mojega razburjenja.
Toda moi punt Sc je bill pri-
Gel ze med tednom.
Antonio je meni in Petki "a
upal nujno delo; maj ostruziva
vbrizgalniske spoke "a podruz-
no kurilnico.
Rekel je: "Poprimita, dec
ka!"
Delo je bilo lahko, strugalnik
lie odmetaval medeninasto stru-
gotino, da Sc je svaljkala liki
zlati kodri. Do vecera sem
ostruzil osem spojk. ze sem 81
umival roke, ko je Petka "a
vpil po vsej delavnici v Anto-
nicevo pisarno:
- Antonio, zapisi dvanajst
spojk!
Pozabil sem zapreti pipo ma
umivalniku, pohitel sem k Pet
kovemu stroju in prestel spoj-
Ike. Res. Tu lei in sc blesci, ka-
kor da so ulite IL zlata, - dva-
najst spojk. Pogoltnil sem sra
mezljivost, otipam spoke. Pet
ka pa stoji rokami uprtimi v
boke, pozvizgava, da cutim, ka-
ko sc mi roga.
Naslednji dan pridem v de-
lavnico, preden je pozvonilo,
pripravim razlicna rezila, mama
lem stroj in vse uredim. Ko so
pognai motor, je bio pri meni
vse nared. Privijem ravnalo,
Evening star., 1947-05-14
Young Fort Dupont Association
Vows Fight for Improvements

collect compensation from the city.
Comments among the SO mem
|bers present ranged from 4as dark
as Egypt" (of unlit streets at night
to "a no-man's-land Of crags,
cracks, and crumpled clods" lof
some streets anytime).
In formal resolution drawn by
r. N. Carter, chairman OF the
Streets and Alleys Committee, the
group unanimously deplored pres
ent conditions and called on the
Commissioners to take prompt reme-
dial action.
In another action, the group de-
feated an amended proposal for in
dorsement of the Q per cent sales
tax on all non-essential articles
purchased here. The Southeast
Council had asked that returns
from such a levy be devoted entirely
to maintenance and improvement
of District Schools.
The resignation of Mrs. Dora
Schweitz as chairman Of the Law
and Legislation Committee was ac-
cepted. James E. Silvea was named
to fill the post.
George E. Bentley, president, con-
Evening star., 1947-05-14

The Fort Dupont Citizens AsSo-
ciation--baby Of Washingtonss civic
groups last might doubled up its
fists for herman fight with the
District Commissioners.
The group. exactly two formal
meetings old" last night, made much
OF complaints OF several members
that the Commissioners aren't NOV
ing along fast enough" in supplying
such simple needs Of their newly
developed Southeast area as side
walks, street lighting. paving and
trees.
Members pledged themselves to
getting after the Commissioners,
keeping after them, even jumping
on them in efforts to obtain needed
improvements.
In the area OF IS standard city
blocks represented by the associa-
tion, it was pointed out, only 81
single -bulb street lamps have been
erected" with no promise of more
tnminently."
The case of woman who suffered
q broken arm as result of a fall
on one of the areas poorly paved,
poorly lighted streets was cited.
Later, 1t was learned, she could not
Evening star., 1947-05-14

Branch Of tho Boys' Club. Severn
teenth street and Massachusetts,
avenue sE, and at the Georgetown
Branch, Twenty-eighth and N
streets NV.
Mr.. Fyfe announced that second
prize ID the competition will be q
club jacket with the words Boys
Clubs spelled across It. Third prize
viii be years free membership IN
the club. There also will be 40 hon
orable mentions which win include
tickets to q Washington ball game.
moving picture tickets and IT.
shirt gifts.
Evening star., 1947-05-14
Week Vacation Offered
For Camp Reeder SIoqan

A tWo-Week free vacation at Camp
Reeder Mount Victoria, Md. IS
waiting the Boys Club Of Washing
ton member who writes the best
slogan about the club, according to
Charles Fyfe, director.
The contest win open tomorrow
and win end May %, Mr.. Fyfe said.
Slogans must be Is words or less,
all the slogans becaming the prop
erty of the Boys Club. Entry blanks
may be obtained at the Eastern