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Evening star., 1947-05-28

days. Exhibit of war scenes by battlefront
artists. including works by Mitchell Jamie
son, GEORGE Grosz and Edward Lanning,
through June &c.
Artists Cooperative. Inc, 1920 M street
NV. open 10 an. to 8 pm. daily, %
6 pm. Sundays: Self-portrait exhibit
through Friday.
Faiger Shakespeare Library, col East
Capitol street, open am. TO 5 pm. daily:
Exhibit of dramatic manuscripts. four
bethean music, related books, manuscripts
and pictures Of Shakespearean age. for an
indefinite period.
Howard University Gallery Of Art. 2401
Sixth street NV, open IL am. to 10 pm.
daily. Exhibition OF Negro art. through
SATURDAY.
Barnet Alden Gallery, 127 Randolph
place N. W.. open to 10 pm daily, to
5 pm. Sundays: Group show by Berk-
mann. Calfee. Kainen. Lazzari, Pearl
mutter and Robinson. through the summer.
SQUARE DANCING.
Costume party. West Potomac Park Rec
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rial services at pm. Friday at the
5Adas Israel Synagogue, Sixth and ]
streets NV.
Graves of departed veterans ai
Oxen Hill Cemetery win be deco
rated at 10 am. Sunday.
Evening star., 1947-05-28

reation Building. $50 o'clock tonixht.
Pierce Hall. Sixteenth and Harvard
streets NV. $50 o'clock tenisht
| FOE sERvTCEMEN.
Penthouse USC, Seventeenth and K
streets NV, Memorial Day dance, $3.50
clock tonight .43ss'7G 7.e3
Uso Club. 1911 n street NV. dancing
lat s o'clock tonight
USO sol Market Space W.. wiener
roast In Rock Greek Park. T:30 o'clock
toTiiR 97z15
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20. u. Commencement
Scheduled June 9

Georgetown University today cor
|rected an error on It's own part by
announcing the university's annual
Evening star., 1947-05-28

commencement VIII b held On June
3, instead Of next Monday. Is previ-
ously reported. 9'
William G. BuIlitt, former An
bassador to Russia and France,
will deliver the commencement
address, with the exercises start
ing at 5 pm. The baccalaureate
mass IN Dahlgren CnapeI, always on
the Sunday before commencement,
win be celebrated at 10 am. June s
/ Mere than 400 species Of birds
Evening star., 1947-05-28
Jewish Veterans Post
Plans Memorial Service

The Jewish War Veterans AuxiI-
iary of Post No. So will hold memo
Evening star., 1947-05-28

More than 400 species OF bird
live In Yellowstone National Park.
Evening star., 1947-05-28
BALLERIkA PRINT DRESS, szz.75

Briefed for those s 4" and under.
Pirouettine doneers swirl goyIy on this
buttoned-boek, fish-toiIed, 2-piece royon
dress. Summarized black with white
figures. 1918. No phone, mail or
COD. orders.
Evening star., 1947-05-28
RAYoN sHAkTUNG SUIT, SIS

Cool, elomorous shontune how
beautifully it lends itself for suits
how excitingly styled is this one with
its double row of whispering ruffies, it's
dolnon sleeves. Melon, navy or beige.
Misses sizes
Evening star., 1947-10-26
.Tew and Gi|mer Lead
'Bama 10 Upset Win
Over Georgia, III r
By the Associated Press

! ATHENS, Ga, Oct. 25.-Alabams
cashed in on the running of Lowell
Tew and the all-around ability Of
Harry Gilmer to defeat a favored
/ Georgia eleven. 17-7, today to the
surprise of an overflow crowd of 49,
600.
The Tide jumped into TO leao
in the first minute of play when
Gilmer raced 80 yards to score or
punt return. Georgia managed tc
tie the count at Tall before the half
on an 83-yard pass, John Rauch to
Eli Maricich, but that about told
the story of the Bulldogs offense.
Mostly on Tew's running, but with
some help from Bill Cadenhead and
Gilmer, the Tide had an edge in
net yards rushing, 251 to IS, and
led in first downs, II to II.
Except for the lone scoring effort
Georgia threatened only twice, once
when the Bulldogs drove 40 yards tc
be stopped at the Tide 81, and
again in the final minutes when q
20-yard pass, Rauch to Bob Wal
ston, went to the Alabama six. A
tumble ended that threat two plays
later.
Alabama took the lead on the first
punt when Gilmer gathered in Joe
Geri's towering kick and sped 80
yards without being touched. He
stumbled at the 10 but made it into
the end zone with lunge.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Jacobs Star Picks Up
S56,35O in Taking
Race at Jamaica
Bv the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Stymie re-
gained the world money-winning
title with a smashing two-iength
triumph in the ,000-added Gal
liant Fox Handicap at Jamaica to-
day, boosting his bankroll to S816,-
060, Thus he blasted the belief that
he had lost his old fighting form.
Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs 6-year -old
added s56,35O to his total as he led
home two South American stars
who we're coupled as the favored
entry. R. N. Ryan's Talon, carry
ing equal topweight of 125 pounds
with Stymie, was second by four
lengths over Mrs. Barclay K. Doug
las Miss Grillo. Both South Amer
lean horses are trained by Horatio
Luro.
Harmonica Is Fourth.
Harmonica, who had battled it out
with But Why Not, another prize
3-year-old fllly, in the early stages,
was beaten a half length by Miss
Grillo in a photo finish for the show
money, but took down fourth place
cash of S3.750. Talon earned SIS
900 for second place and Miss Grillo
took home $500.
Back of Harmonica were Stage
Bond, Elpis, But Why Not, Catana
and -Quemadito in that order.
Not only was the field of nine
surprisingly large but so was the
crowd of 44,735 which jammed ia
maica and gave Stymie one Of the
horse in New York despite the fact
that he was ST to 50 second choice
to the Luro pair.
1t was Stymie's second straight
victory in the Gallant Fox. Last
year he set the mile and five fur
long track record at 2:4245 today
the son of Equestrian was clocked
in 2:4425.
Beaten in Last Starts.
Stymie, now we'll ahead of
Armeds $761,5oO earnings, had
failed to win in his last four starts
since September l. In fact, he had
been beaten badly in his last two
outings.
Just about every expert, except
his trainer, Hirsch Jacobs, who
claimed him for 81 500 as juvenile,
thought the old fellow had become
stale, sour and was unable to win.
Some were surprised that Jacobs
entered him, particularly since
Stymie had not even wanted to
leave the gate in recent morning
works.
But Stymie today justified the
faith of his trainer, swapping loose
from his slump with one of his
characteristic stretch charges.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
BY the Assoeiofed Press

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 25.-Electri-
flying 64,197 fans with a spectacular
86-yard pass play that set the stage
for the winning touchdown, Southern
Methodist University's Mustangs de-
feated hard charging U.CL.A. today
7 to O, and remained on the nation S
select list of united and unbeaten
elevens.
The climax came in the early mo-
ments of the fourth quarter, backed
down to their IL, the Ponies half
back, Gil Johnson, stepped back al
most to his goal line, and sailed a
pass toward the sidelines to half
back Paul Page.
Page took it on about his IS, and
tore down the side stripe. U.C.L.A.'s
Benny Reiges, who just moment
before had seen his field goal try
blocked, managed to fell the flying
Page on the Bruin 2.
Twice Bill Moxley hit the sturdy
Bruin line, which once before had
repelled a scoring thrust for four
downs inside the 3, and failed to get
anywhere.
Then little Doak Walker-who had
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Lust-Period 86-Yurd Pass PIuy
By S. N. u. Beats UcIuns, 20

failed in those four previous whacks
into the line-bounced off his right
tackle for the winning touchdown.
Far from beaten. the Uclans. loser
to S. M. U. in three Of these inter-
sectional games, set up passing
running march that swept them
down to the S. M. U. 6 with less
than minutes to go.
But hard luck rode with the
Bruins. Skip Rowland fumbled a and
S. M. us Page recovered. 1t was
the identical point where little Al
Hoisch, the Bruins chief offensive
threat, fumbled away another scor-
ing chance in the second quarter.
Except for the score, there was
little to choose between the T-style
Uclans of the Pacific Coast Confer
ence and Madison Bells single wing
Steeds from the Southwest Confer
ence. Both played close-to-the-yest
footballA the Bruins outgaining the
Ponies, 248 yards to 219, and mark
ing up Is first downs to seven.
But that 86-yard pass play was
the decider.
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Northwestern Upsets
Indiana, ! 10 6, on
Intercepted Pass
by the Associated Press

EVANSTON. H.. Oct. 25.-In-
diana's Bob Young ironically ''pitch-
ed" both of the games touchdowns
as Northwestern upset the Hoosiers
7 to s, for the Wildcats first Big
Nine victory in three starts, before
$4,000 homecoming fans at Dycne
Stadium today.
Quarterback Young's .59-yard
touchdown pass to End Bob Ravens
berg gave Indiana 60 half-time
lead. But then Young's pass from
deep in his own territory was in
tercepted by Northwestern's Tom
Worthington and returned IS yards
for touchdown in the third period
Wildcat Quarterback Jim Farrar
place kicked the extra point to sea-
the victory, just as he did in North
Westerns 27-26 upset of U. C. L. A
on october 4.
The Hoosiers, rated six-point
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Calumet WhirI Some
Wins Selma Stakes
In Record Time
BY the Associated Press

LAUREL, Md, Oct. 25.-Calumet
Farm pulled another scampering 2
year-old f1lly out of its barn today,
sending out Whirl Some to lead Ia
other entries by two lengths in the
rich Selma Stakes
The daughter of Whirlaway and
stablemate of Bewitch, the 1947 top
filly money winner, set new stakes
record of 14625 for the mile and
sixteenth. The old mark of 1.4645
was set in 1912 by Askmenow.
Whirl Some grabbed a pot of s40,-
$40 in beating A. c. Ernst's Alfoxie
to the wire. Miss Mommie, from
Mrs. E. D.. Shaffer's Cold Stream
stud, finished third, half length
ahead of Brookmeade Stables In
heritance, the heavy favorite.
Jockey Doug Dodson brought
Whirlsome out in front quickly and
kept the dark gray fllly right up
there for her first stakes triumph
In eight previous starts, she had
won three times.
Whirl Some was Calumet Farms
substitute for Bewitch, who came
up with a leg sore and had to be re-
tired for the season. Whirl Some
paid $12, $7.40 and $3.50.
| Charlton Clay's Lea Lark and In
heritance, running as an entry with
Slumber Song. gave hot chase to
Whirl Some for the first six fur
longs. AS they entered the stretch
Miss Mommy, an invader from the
Midwest, slipped through on the
rail.
But the Calumet filly had plenty
left with Dodson applying the whip
and STAYED off late rush by Alfoxie
1t was the second Selma Stakes
victory for the Calumet colors, Miss
Keeneland having won the event in
1943.
Evening star., 1947-10-26

Touchdowns - Gulas, Travagline (2)
Points after ouchdowns-Travagline t2)
Substitutions: Patterson Park-Rosen
field, Moskis, Palmer, Brill, Gulas. East
ern-Follen, Carhart. Hite, Gill, Robertson
Durand, Kemp, Shpley, Fleming. Cola
buSSia.
Evening star., 1947-10-26

You get the full avor and enjoyment Of Natures choicest
+obaeeos todays White OWL It's better made and better
you smoking pleasure cigar value
for your money
Smoke White Owl today Taste the rich Havana blended
generously in filler with plenty of fine American leaf
You'll understand why men have enjoyed White Owls
than any other cigar made in the United States
Evening star., 1947-10-26
S+ymie Regains World Money Winning Crown Sunday 8af Sport

favorites. played erratic ball, FUN
bling four times and losing posses
sion each time. They faded badly
in the second half and got little
help from their heralded triple
threat star, Halfback George Talia-
ferro.
Taliaferro was bottled up by the
Wildcats, whose defense was boil
stored by the return by Center Alex
Sarkisian, playing with a broken
arm in cast The swift Negro's
longest scrimmage run was for Is
yards and that was late in the game
Taliaferro carried the ball 18 times
for A yards, less than three-yard
average. He completed two OF eight
passes for Al yards.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Rubin Leads Hoppe
In Cue Title PIoy
By the Associated Press

DETROIT, Oct. 25.-Challenger
Arthur Rubin of Brooklyn jump
ed into the lead for the Worio
three-cushion billiard champion
ship today by winning the first
block from Defending Titlist
Willie Hoppe of New York. 50-3l.
Rubin ended the match with
the days high run of seven. The
best Hoppe could do was three
rim
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Episcopal High Routs
Gilman School, 40-6

Episcopal High Schools football
team kept its undefeated, united
record intact by trouncing a COM
pletely outclassed Gilman eleven,
40-6, yesterday at Alexandria.
Fullback Tommy Birge again
spanked the Maroons, crossing the
Gilman goal three times. Gilman
tailed in the third period when
Prince stole the ball on an Episcopal
o,I rocoI
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Merrick PIoys at Norfolk

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. Is. The
Merrick Boys Club 14O-pound foot
ball team of Washington, D. c., ar
rived here today for its game with
the Ocean View Bluejackets tomor-
row at 2::3O pm.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Golf Tourney Planned
By VIEW Next Month

Veterans of Foreign Wars of
Washington will stage golf tourna-
ment at East Potomac Park late
next month, an 18-hole medal play
affair restricted to bona fide men,
hers. of the VIEW
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Patterson Park Beats
Eastern by 700 Here

Patterson Park High School foot
ball team from Baltimore, Md,
proved too tough for Eastern High
Schools RANT mblers yesterday,
trouncing the local boys, 200, at
Eastern.
Stocky Dick Travagline led the
attack, scoring two touchooTns and
two extra points. 1t was the fifth
victory of the season for the visitors
who haven't lost in their last l8
games covering span OF three
Evening star., 1947-09-28
SUBURBAN sALE-MARyLANp.

charm and adequate living space; contains
ss. sss dn 5mI T as R x eaupped a txR With M
refgr. de luxe range. garbage disposal
sn5 and m i1Russ 6s rP fP and Ss5 ,sS s
COG Cooling 3' system Ste nn desired A and nd eoVered
s1Ph FEssvATfE c2 81 eefn
rm, 2-story, home preyar construction;
place. hardwood floors. matching wood
work, full bsmt. with h,-wh.. Handicapped
lot, outdoor fireplace; nr. every ~ convent
PARKS, 1902 Perry ST.. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
NEAR D. C. LINE-Asbestos shingle. f.
bedroom home, or arranged in apis: !:
bath; hardwood floors. throughout: full
basement. oil hot-water heat, 2-car garage;
blocks mtpSs Sm s19rss nh sAa buses Ss
Studio, 4326 Farragut ST.. Hyattsville. WA.
TAKOMA PARK-Attractiv 6-rm. house
with, center hall, modern kit. and bath;
fireplace: lge. shaded lot: near stores,
doHRs 81 Cedar ST.. Takoma Park, D c.,
sUITLAND, MD.-4-bedrm. stone house.
All modern improvements; large fenced
t windows and
SIS, $50. terms. WEST REAL ESTATE,
Ludlow S267. 30
ROCKVILLE, MD.-Lovely residential To-
cation. 3 blocks from courthouse; 2-bedrm.,
terror; terror, h,aere lot; lse; shade trees: near
LIAM coRcoRAN AN HILL iIi.s Co. S't9c SIo Jackson
pl.. Lafayette square. DI 1888 -29
McDEVITT. REALTORS, SALES BULLETIN
I-s512 Ga. ave, Silver Spring. sH. $3.50.
lent cond;: liv: rm;. fireplace. 2 lge bed
rms; tiled bath. dining rm;. kitchen, I'M
shsd as.ic' It'll front porch rc oil h-wh de-
bank. right to -705. Bonifant St. in the
heart Of Silver sprins;
rooms. bath. recreation room. side porch
&C: gas heat. att. garage, large fenced
yard; immediate possession: near Piney
'rsa Sraneh r. and @ Flower ave. An excellent
t3l New brk Cane Cod, in Silver Spring.
convenient to everything; LIST floor bedrm.
complete kitchen; end fioor. : % lee' bed. BED.
rms, full bath; gas &C. heat: S15.500.
BELTsvILLE-New 5-rm comp. home, ma
4 rms, bath with shower; 2 acres very
st land with les quantity S
524a; ewes. WA. 1921. Tower 6036. as
CoLoRED-s-RooM BUNGALOW, a.
ground; near Potomac. Md ST 800; Inn
mediate possession. NO. 1898 %
COZ. O!.ORED-BUNGALoW ON go ACRES; a
real opportunity; 1880 about 500 IT.
on hard surfaced road: near Friendly, Md
ROBERT MAGEE. RE, 7740 until $50
CoLoRED- ACRES AND UP, between
Wash. and BALTIC; paved road, river front:
$o3 $05 to to $3.50 per a; OWNER; RA, sso5. go,
- rms. and bath: S4,250: terms, 1900
cash. Mr.. BOYUM. HY. 546O.
COLoRED-ONLY $4,000 Beautiful g.
acres of land 25 miles from D. G.. on
main highway; elec. and gas. well water,
hardwood floors, large basement. Could
adding modern conveniences. Sun. and
weekdays. call Brandywine 3137.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRelhrA.

LARGE HOUSE of 13 rms, 2 baths,
in Olney. Md, Ashton 1881. .
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CONTINUED on Next Psgs.J
Evening star., 1947-09-28

modern, s.6edrm. home. 3 min walk from
fhSs' ss sS' NODE atsas a'
ss a'fR us ifsused sHak b.
BURNE, Vienna. Va. Vienna 266 or 80.
STRIKING antique English brick cosner
! ia stories hish; stone frepl,: dining
h,:S'h, 700. % PRov1DENcE REAL
SMALL Tx, Ax. HoaE SSsa; suYERs-we nav. sew.
erai desirable. il-eonstructed. s-6edrn
portation' % 'ss some Of 'IiD these houses @ can be
90 lssS FAST. than kEarfY A ssfsos co
HxcEgsFnr * ZEE fhe ot otoSsr1sucrED ss13 very big
6-rm., 2-bath brick, on corner lot. rec.
rm., side porch. Vacant. Immediate poss. !;
$la5oO. PROVIDENCE REALTY, AK.
3-BaDRM BRICK CAPE COD, bedrm. and
y bath on 1st floor, bedrms and bath
aes esaDbed difs It, f1 Oil hss sp ss Sn9s st
Gess 6Scs + fas SHA%y az shops ax a4s pEoV
Soee III 500 rms rRov1pEacE an 81 hS REaIf iS4fsa
OPEN ID sUNDAY-Three- bee room brick &
Church Priced at only sl5,s5o Liv. rm
with fireplace. din. rm. with built-in china
closets, fully equipped kitchen. large
screened porch, 9 twin sized bedrooms and
tile bath: end floor has large finished Sd
bedrm.. all insulated and plastered, 5000
storage and closet space; oil &C. heat;
full bsmt., outside entrance, partially fin
ished rec. rm.: detached gar; nicely land
scaped lot l00x125. Quick possession. Les
FARNUkf. 1852 No. Wash. blvd. OW. 1904
OPEN SUNDAY. 1 to 6-Two-bedroom all
brick, in Westover. This Immaculate home
has nice lily; rm.,, screened side porch. and
equipped kit; det. garage; full bsmt.;
nice yard with lovely shade trees; near
schools, shopping and buses. To reach:
Out Washington blvd, turn left on Long
fellow St, and then turn left on Livings-
ton St TO 1905 and open" sign
BROYHILL CO., INC. Realtors. CH. $500.
lCOZY BUNGALOW, storm windows. com
pletely insulated: nice bedrms TIE
yard: Sl2 $50; attractive terms. COLLINS
& PRICE 1895 Wilson blvd, OIL. 1888,
OK. 1909. Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1947-09-28

SILVER SILVER ehoies Ct prick s1
Ist fl. and bedrms. and bath on 2nd
A.. or 3 ,bedrms. and baths on End 4 :,
and n bath on ! st f.. Also several out
standing 5;rm. bungalows; contains gas
Ssr and many other desabe Features stn
conveniently located; reasonably priced and
adeausIt1elg, ,e m hnanced. WooDslDE REALTY
nj. Mt fa RarNIER's S1fI BEST IocAr1oN-SNssa,
stores. schools and ,transportation: i'm
House" House cond ii Bis aS font poreh. oil h-WS
very pretty l2t with enG fruit and shade trees
$500 Perry St, Mt Rainier. Nd, aUN
BUNGALOW Containing lovely rooms on
ssfss M ,,sI r. 5$5s. W " 8 tS 3 daily cAsP-
possession.5, ,6edroom Cape Cod eunss;
low, l year old on large wooded lot; full
o. L. MURDOCH. sH. 4611, PL. s6o2
$1,000 DOWN. acre, large wooded lot;
new. modern, 3 or bedroom bunsalow
priced to sell at on. once. o. L. MURDOCH
sfc1Sf14 sH Sf1l rs rssHiSks40ifseross-rm Ss0f ss ssie,
close to ,transp. and million dollar shop
ping center. llV. rm., ain. Tm., equipped
kit, . bedrrns. and tiled bath; full bsmt.
auto. heat; fenced in lot. Ideal for chill:
dren A good buy, conv. terms. CAPuT1
REALTY. Phone FA, 2122; ewes, ,ov
0prfESN $ SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. 9ooe
Glen Ross rd;, North Woosdside; Silver
pu;ch. Colonial home: SPACIOUS Iiy. IN I'm
range and refg. Frs A.. den and lge
side screened porch; full bsmt. with mad $
windows and screens, gar; nice level lot
back yard fenced: close to schools, stores
ana tTansp.: house vacant; immed. poss
biidcck Georsia Gi1' ave. turn left blks "a
open sign. CoFFMAN REALTY, co:
SH. 4123; ewes. and Sun, SH. 01e5 OF
NEARBY MD. ss,s5o, $500 cash, S5Ss
per month-Pretty 2-bedroom Cape Cod
bungalow prewar construction. tiled bath.
big screened side porch, basement, Laundry
trays. of s:-c. heat, landscape. 6ox2oo
BUS. WALcRoFT & PARKS. 1902 Perry
ST.. Mt. Rainier. Nd. UN. 34o0 Till Pm.
a-BEDRooM BUNGALOW, completely
{urn., Takoms Park. immediate occupancy:
$500. sH. 1905. -2s
The Skyland post., 1947-03-27
Rep. J. o. Blevins
Presents Bills
Wine And Beer Bills Report
ed Unfavorable BY
Committees

A number of bills introduced
by Representative J. 0. Blevins
have received some attention IN
in the State legislature during the
past few days.
HB 267 prohibiting wine and
beer, introduced by him on Feb
ruary 7, was reported unfaVorable
by the House committee March
Is.
HB SAT relating to jefferson
Mayors court, introduced March
4 by Rep. Blevins, was reported
favorable by the House COM
mittee March 20, passed second
and third reading in the House
March 2l, was received in Senate
and sent to Judiciary March %.
HB 662, relating to office ex-
penseS and compensation of Of
ficers, introduced by him on
March II, was reported favorable
by House committee on March 18
and on March l9 passed second
and third reading in the House.
1t was received in the Senate and
sent to Salaries and Fees COM
mittee March 20 and reported
favorable by the Senate COM
mittee March 81. On March %
it passed second and third read
ingS in the Senate.
The Skyland post., 1947-03-27
Guernsey Group
Held Meeting 2


There was a meeting of the
Ashe County Guernsey Breeders
Association held last night at the
Community Building at West
Jefferson. The directors met
at 900 o'clock for an evening
meal and discussion and adop-
ton of the rules and bylaws for
the association.
John Arey, in charge of dairy
extension work at State College,
was present for the meeting along
with Dr.. Elliott, who is now in
charge Of artificial breeding in
North Carolina.
The Skyland post., 1947-03-27
LUNCHROOM STANDARDS
MUST BE MAINTAINED
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page y
Der of students now participate
ing in the Iunchroom program has
dropped nearly 40 percent. When
the lunchroOms were operated on
full schedule under the Federal
aid plan there were around 2,265
meals served daily. At the present
time there are only slightly over
1400 on the program.
Following re-Survey, there
was a rc-allocation of Federal
funds for lunchroom equipment
and in this $4,7OO.5O was allotted
to this county. This is for neceS-
sary equipment and not for meals,
however. and has been proper
toned to the various schools of
the county, Mr.. Duncan said.
The Skyland post., 1947-03-27

HB $50, relative to Election Of
ficials' pay, introduced on March
IL. passed the second and third
readings in Senate on March %.
HB 807, relating to issuance of
beer licenses in Ashe county, was
reported unfavorable by House
on March 81.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-03-20
Planned ParenthOOd
Meeting In Rockville

On Sunday at II A. M. the
Planned Parenthood League of
Montgomery County will hold a
conference: planning for our
Childrens' Future in the Jeru-
salem Methodist Church, Rockville.
Through the pastor, Rev. Walter
E. Williams, all interested people
are invited.
DR.. Dorothy Ferebee, director of
the health program of Howard
University and Joseph H. Doug
lass, executive secretary of the
Washington Urban League, will
talk on family relations. Chorus
music will intersperse the speech
es, with the following groups dom
ating their services: The Brinklow
Chorus, the Jerusalem Methodist
Church Choir, the Lincoln High
School Chofus, the Sunbeam Five
d E0oIesyille and the Emory
Grove Mems Chorus. Lunch will
be served by the women of the
church from 1 P. M. to 2:15 P. M.
and the afternoon session will
close at A P. M.
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Johns And His Banjo
To Feature Minstrel

Many surprises are promised
the audience by the Sandy
Spring Volunteer Firemen when
they present their minstrel
show Friday and Saturday,
March 81 and % at Sherwood
School. Even the families of
the men taking part in the per-
Torrance are in the dark as
to just what "The Widows
Pride" is all about. The play
was written and will be directed
by Francis A. Thomas.
Brooke Johns, chairman Of
the Board Of County Commits
sioners and former Ziegfield
star, will put on a speciality act
during the show.
Each evening five door prizes
will be given away, and on
Friday evening a deep freeze
unit will be awarded.