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Mrs. Carter to Talk
On Stake in ERP

Americas Stake in the Euro
pean Recovery Plan" will be the
subject of the address to be given
tomorrow by Mrs. Margaret r. T.
Carter, chief of the Division of Pub
lie Liaison for the State Depart
ment, before the Women's Action
Committee for Lasting Peace. The
meeting will be held at 8 pm. at the
home of Mrs. George Maurice
Morris, 2401 Kalorama road.
Mrs. Lillian T. Mowrer, recently
reelected chairman of the COM
mittee, will preside. Other new
officers are Mrs. Richard Harkness
and Mrs. Joseph Ball, vice chair
men; Mrs. Philip Amram. treas
tlrer; Mrs. G. K. Arnold, recording
secretary, and Mrs. James Pirtle
corresponding secretary. :
Mrs. Stuart Hayden is executive
secretary. Others holding Office in
clude Mrs. Ben Hall Lambe, ma
tional radio chairman; Mrs. Harry
Leroy Jones and Mrs. Gibson Gug-
genheim, publicity; Mrs. Charles
Hurd and Mrs. Mastin White, men,
bership co-chairmen; Mrs. John
Parks Young, speakers chairman;
Mrs. Laura Puffer Morgan, Ma
tional Government information;
Mrs. Amram, Legislative Commit
tee; Mrs. Irving Gumbel and Miss
Utha Gray Smith, arrangements
co-chairmen; and Mrs. Evelyn
Horne, Alexandria group.
Executive Committee members
are Mrs. Daniel Borden, Mrs. James
Irwin, Mrs. Edward Sturdevant,
Mrs. Henry Perrett, Mrs. Richard
Whitley and representatives of sew
enteen affiliated National organ
izations.
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Sunday Before Lent Chosen
For Orange Blossom Parade

The Sunday before Lent chosen by several brides the
wedding bells and blossoms
and lighted candles setting
Helen Blskie and Philip
the afternoon.
The Rev. Walter Reed ociated at ceremony
the bride who the daughter the
Girardve Pa Mcschetto
Miss Florence Blskie, her cny attendant
Candeigh satin made princess
veil OF illusion being held tiara white
and lilies of the valley Miss Bk chiffon carried
q heartshaped bouquet of
The bridegroom Is the Deli
hosts the reception which
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Bethesda Women
To Hear Mrs. BOpd

Mrs. Robert J. Boyd, Maryland
State chairman of the National De-
tense Committee of the OAR and
former State chairman of the
American Citizenship Committee
for the Delaware Federation OF
Women's Clubs, will speak at the
Bethesda Woman's Club at l 80 pm
tomorrow.
The program is under the spon-
sorship of the American Citizen
ship chairman, Mrs. Frank P.
Farley, and a guest of honor will
be Mrs. Arthur E. Nesbitt, Ameri-
can Citizenship chairman for the
Montgomery County Federation of
Women's Clubs.
A business meeting will be held
at II am. and will be followed by
luncheon at 1890 pm.
A Valentine dance will be given
at the club ON Saturday for the
Forty Couples Club. The party will
be under the craftsmanship of Mr..
and Mrs. James Kirby Neill, as
sisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Boynton, George D. Mock and G. L.
Lefebyre,
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B'nai Birth Women
.Gipe B00kmobiLe

The Business and Professional
Chapter of B'nai Birth Women of
Washington presented bookmobile
to the library Of Mount Alto Vet
erans' Hospital yesterday morning.
Purchase of the bookmobile was q
part of the organizations veterans
and hospitals project.
In addition, the chapter has
adopted" a ward at Mount Alto
and a Valentine party will be held
there on Thursday evening.
Miss Edna Blomberg is president
of the chapter. Miss Esther Shain-
bloom and Miss Marion Cohen are
co-chairmen Of the Philanthropy
and Hospital Committees.
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AAUW Activities

"The Unmet Needs of Montgom-
cry County Children" will be the
topic Of a meeting Of the Silver
Spring Branch of the American As
sociation of University Women at
8 pm. tomorrow at the Jesup Blair
Community House. Mrs. M. Thomas
Bartram and Miss Helen Clark will
be the guest speakers.
Mrs. Bartram is welfare section
chairman for the Montgomery
County Community Chest and
Council; first vice president and
welfare chairman for the Mont
gomery County League of Women
Voters and member of the Mont
gomery County Commissioners
Committee for the County Home.
Miss Clark, has for many years
been director of the Maryland State
Library Extension Service.
Hostesses will be Mrs. H. A. Nor
rison, chairman; Miss Linnie Keith,
Mrs. j. r. Kanagy, Mrs. r. G. Jacob
son and Mrs. F. w. Reinhart.
Mrs. Louis B. Steinberg, Prince
Georges County lawyer, and Mrs.
]. H. Hopkins, a member of the
first women's jury in Prince Georges
County, will be guest speakers at
a meeting Of the College Park
Branch, AAUW, at 8 o'clock tonight
in the home economics building at
the University of Maryland.
Mrs. Steinberg will present a
brief outline of the state and coun-
ty judicial systems and q history
of the jurv system.
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Dance POSTPONED

The South Dakota State Society's
Valentine dance, which was to have
been held Friday at the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club, has
been postponed for week, accord
ing to an announcement from Mr..
Carl Walker, president of the
society.
The South Dakota Society will
join the North Dakota State So
ciety in leap year dance to be held
in the Terrace Room Of the National
Airport Terminal on Friday, Feb
ruary 20. Dancing will begin at 9
o'clock.
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Falc0n-Briceno
.Feted at Partv
Mr.. Tornlinson
Cocktail Host
By Betty BeaIe

The Inauguration of the new
Venezuelan President Romulo Gal
legos in Caracas on February Is was
the inspiration for party yester-
day afternoon. Radio Commentator
Edward Tonlinson, who will attend
the Inauguration as guest of the
Venezuelan government, entertained
at cocktails in honor Of the Vene-
zuelan Charge d d'Affaires and Sonora
de Falcon -Briceno and members of
the Embassy staff.
There were Spanish accents heard
In every corner Of the Madison Suite
Of Wardman Park between $50
and 7:30 o'clock. Much of the con-
versation was about the inaugura-
ton which will be a brilliant affair
and attended by representatives
from many nations. It is particu-
larly outstanding because the new
president is the first in Venezue-
Ian history to be elected by. popu-
lar vote, and the election was the
first in which the women of Vene-
zuela have been allowed to vote.
The host and the Minister -Coun-
selor and Sonora de Falcon-Briceno
stood just inside the door of the
Madison Room to receive the guests.
They greeted our Ambassador to the
Pan American Union and Mrs. VIII
liam Dawson, the Director Of the
Bureau of American Republic At
fairs and Mrs. Paul Daniels, the
Columbian Ambassador and Sonora
de Restrepo-Jaramillo, and the
Ecuadorean Ambassador and Sonora
de Dillon.
Sonora Olga Briceno, who, by the
way, is no relation to yesterdays hon.
or guests, was constantly surrounded
by friends. The Cultural Attache
of the Venezuelan Embassy, she is a
famous author, the only woman of
several academies of arts and sciences
in as many different countries,
musician-she both sings and plays,
and she has been decorated by for
eign countries. Her latest novel tells
about the adventures of Latin Amer
leans in New York, is called up
town Express
Down from Gotham for the party
came Mr.. and Mrs. Niles Trammell,
and Mr.. and Mrs. william F. Brooks,
Mrs. Alex Legare. Mrs. Randolph
Huntington Miner, Mrs. George
Holmes and Mrs. Charles Clark,
mother of Gen. Mark Clark, dropped
by, and Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Smith,
who will move to New York soon.
Still others on hand for this inter-
esting gathering were the Director
General of the Pan American Union
and Sonora de Lleras, Mr.. and Mrs.
McDermott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Post, Special Assistant to
the President David Niles, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Charles Eaton,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. o. B. Hardi-
son-Admiral Hardison is director
Of che Pan American bureau Of the
Navy; Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Conger
Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Beatty,
Mr.. Charles Denny, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Russell, Mrs. Randall Hagner
and Miss Mary Core.
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GNU Facultv club

Mrs. William C. Johnstone will be
guest speaker at a meeting of the
Faculty Women's Club of George
Washington University to be held
at 2:30 pm. Friday at the home of
Miss Alice B. Henning, 1920 McKin-
ley street NV. Mrs. Johnstone will
present her impressions of India
where she lived for year while her
husband was chief public affairs Of
ficer at the United States embassy
In New Delhi.
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Guests OF Writer'S

Lewis Lotion Moneyway, director
of a school of short-story writing
and Joaquin Gutierrez, author and
son of the Costa Rican Ambassador
will be guest speakers at the monthly
meeting of the Professional Writers
Club at $50 pm. Thursday at the
Fairfax Hotel.
Mr.. Moneyway will discuss Things
That Ruin a Story" and Mr.. Cutter
rez' topic will be "The Literary
Situation in Latin America" Miss
Dorothy M. Kane will present sew
eral musical selections and hostesses
for the evening will be Mrs. Verna
L. Hurdle and Mrs. Bernice Jay.
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Birthday Program

The birthday Of Susan B. An
thony will be celebrated by the Dis
trict branch of the National Wom-
ans Party at 8 pm. Saturday at
Alva Belmont Home, LA B street
NE.
DR.. Florence A. Armstrong, a
member Of the national council, and
Of the Virginia State branch of the
organization, will speak. A musical
program by a womens octette, and
a chamber ensemble, under the di-
rection of Willis M. Gault, will be
presented. Mrs. Marguerite r. Voge
is chairman of the program COM
mittee.
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Alu,7zmae Luncheon

Mrs. Anne Jeter Ribble will be
guest speaker at the luncheon meet
ing Of the Randolph Macon Alum
nae Club to be held Saturday at the
Dodge Hotel. Mrs. Ribble, whose
talk will be entitled, "The College
Today" will discuss current curricula
and student life at the college. She
also will outline a long-range plan
for alumnae aid in the colleges fu-
ture DEVELOPMENT, ~
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To attend Obera

A one-day trip to New York to
attend the matinee performance of
de Rosenkavalier" by Strauss at
the Metropolitan Opera House on
Saturday has been planned by the
zonta Club. The party will leave
Washington at am. and will re-
turn at Ills.
Mrs. Nancy Poore Tufts heads
the committee in charge, which in
cludes Mrs. Malcolm Scates, club
president; Miss Eta Mai Russell,
Miss Esther c. M. Guide and Miss
Irene Neikirk.
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Miss Bird ENGAGED

The announcement of the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Frances Kathryn Bird, to Mr.. Fred
eric Orr Louden, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Louden, Is made by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles r. Bird of Mount
Jackson, Va. No date has been set
for the wedding.
Miss Bird was graduated from
the University of Maryland and
now attends the University of Mary
land Law School.
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Alzln,znae End Talks

Mrs. Jacques Reinstein, Mrs. Wal
ter o. Boswell and Mrs. Hugh Per-
rim have been attending meeting
of the Wellesley College Alumnae
Council which was to close today
at the college. The principal sub
ject for discussion was the colleges
18th anniversary fund campaign to
raise $7,500, 900 by June, 1850.
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AAxiIiarv to Meet

The Womans Auxiliary of the
Arlington County Medical Society
will meet at $50 pm. tomorrow at
the Washington Golf and Country,
Club. Mrs. John G. Starns will pre-s
sent book review. which will be
followed BY a social hour.
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WestOn-PiersOn
announcement,

Mrs. B. Franklin Weston of Silver
Spring announces the engagement
of her daughter. Miss Barbara Jane
Weston, to Mr.. Paul E. Pierson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest F. Pierson
of Worcester, Mass. Miss Weston is
the daughter of the late Mr.. Weston.
The bride-elect attended Wilson
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Teachers College, She now is with
the Atomic Energy Commission in
Albuquerque, having formerly been
employed by the Allied Physics
Laboratory of Johns Hopkins Uni
versity in Silver Spring.
Mr.. Pierson attended the Wor-
cester Polytechnic Institute. He Is
graduate of Worcester Academy
and of Wentworth Institute in Bos-
ton. He now is associated with the
Kellex Corp. at the Applied Physics
Laboratory of Johns Hopkins Uni
verSity.
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Entertained

Mrs. John Allan Dougherty was
hostess at an informal party yester-
day in honor of Mrs. Fenton B.
Turck Of New York who is following
her custom Of a number of years
by spending the winter in Washing
ton
Evening star., 1948-02-09
Bloom to Sbeak

Representative Sol Bloom will be
guest speaker at the donor lunch
con of the Agudas Achim Sister,
hood of Alexandria on Wednesday
at the George Mason Hotel.
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Farrell and we want to make it
the biggest and grandest ever.We
are doing our best to make it a
success but we need your help.
The next meeting will be Feb. q,
we are letting you know ahead OF
time, so you will make plans to
be down the club, and there can
be no excuse that you did not
know about it So find baby-sit-
ters for your children, and come
down to our meetings.
We have one more game left
before we start the play-offs will,
Canton. Saturday will find the
gang 70. bound to play the game
that was postponed. You can ex'
pect large crowd of Farrellite,,
and we will try not to disappoint
you. We have had a nice cheering
section so far. Keep it up.
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By Marie.

Farrell, Pa, Feb. l9-Sat.. Feb.
18th, found the gang Cleveland
bound. We spent St. Valentines S
day at East's club and defeated
them in the regular basketball
game. The score was 58-42. We
all had a swell time (Bus driver
included) so thanks alot you
East Clevelsnders!
St. Valentines Day brought
two more engagements amongst
our Jrs. Congratulations are in
order to Esther Wachter who is
engaged to Francis J. (Dinny)
McGrath, and Katherine Bochu
from 70. who will marry Wally
Wachter. Best of luck, kids.
Well. Jrs.. don't you think it's
about time to "hit the road" and
start attending our meetings wv e
need a quorum, not a quartet to
elect officers and transact bust
mes. Let's leave the pet gripes and
gidgets in last weeks wash and
come out full force. Don't forget
we have "A convention coming 70
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CLEVELAND WEST
NEWS
BY Helen
BY Helen

Cleveland, o., Feb. l9-Last
Sat. found us in Monaco. Though
we lost the basketball game IS to
SO: that could not stop us from
having swell time at the club.
Thanks for good meal, dancing
and everything, Monaco.
This Sat-, Feb. 2l, will fndCan-
ton winding their way towards
our fair city. There is hoping YOU
bring a crowd, Canton, we'll try
to show you good time. At the
time of this writing, the place and
time has not yet been set.
:. Attention Members
All entries and hotel reserva-
tions for the bowling tournament
must be in this Friday. Let's try
to bring back a few trophies.
Senior Lodge Meeting tonight,
February 20.
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CLEVELAND EAST
NEWS
BY Carl and Johnny

Cleveland, O., Feb. l9-The
curtain falling once again as a
season of basketball with a NIGH
ty thud drowning out the sounds
OF heads beating against the walls
OF our respective players homes
victims of a poor perfect season
ugh!
Loads of orchids and thanks to
all our mothers and girls helping
out as cooks and mattresses in
turning out all those wonderful
meals that we've enjoyed by one
and all. Thanks also going out to
all club members and lodge direc-
tors for serving on committees at
the gym ond club.
Bowing once again to a fast
Farrell five our Scarlet and Grey
and | might say Blue, fought to
the bitter end to trail our visitors
at the final whistle 58-42. Here
is hoping Farrell had a good time
we certainly enjoyed having such
a grand crowd to close our sea-
son. We hope to entertain you in
larger quarters on your next
visit.
Entering a sad note to this line
of chatter. There will be no old
timers scarlet-grey contest this
Saturday, much to the dismay of
our younger generation. Velly
Solly can get no gym.
A brighter outlook is ahead for
the coming baseball season which
we hope will be very successful,All
sportsmind youngsters who in
tend to play this season of base
ball should start showing their
| faces at the club l4OO East S5th
Street. Come the 1st and 3rd Wed,
of the month. incidentally the 3rd
Wednesdays are social nights,
with the new social committee ap.
pointed big things are certainly
in the wind for a grand social
season.
There will be a Father and Son
banquet on Feb. 9th at St. Johns
church. Let's make this the big
gest and best of all by turning
Iyour reservations in now.
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rEUTSCH JUNIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE
By Betty

The day is approaching for the
movie that has been promised for
so long. twill be shown this Sun.
day at 7:30 p. m. at Teutsch Me-
mortal Lutheran Church. The
movie will feature some well
known stars of Hollywood. There
will be refreshments served after.
wards. Everyone is invited to come
and bring your friends. There will
be no admission charged.
Because of the Lenten services
on Wednesday nights Devotional
meetings have been postponed.
Don't forget I'VE still plan to
go tobogganing when the weathe,
permits.
The next business meeting will
be held on March 3.
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the club to report about. There
seems to be slump in our social
activities. There was card party
held by the singing society Sat.
evening Feb. l4th. The proceeds
to be used for European Relief.
We received bowling entry in
formation from Youngstown.
There may be a team entering
from Lorain but we are not posi-
tive as yet Anyone wishing to
go from Lorain will have to sup
ply their own transportation.
Everyone please try and attend
meetings more regularly. The
attendance has fallen off badly. If
we expect to continue have a Jr.
Club we have to attend meetings.
Think over some social activities
to make at the meetings for social
events and to get more active
members. The Senior Men and
Women lodges have also request
ed that we attend their meet
ings. They will welcome any sug-
gestions we have to make. Let's
all try and attend their meetings
too.
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ATTENTION.
MEMBERS OF BRANCH a
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE!

Your Branch 4 will hold it's all
nual Banquet on Tuesday, Marci,
End. Dinner will be served at E .OC
p. m. All members are cordially
invited. Serving committee please
be there at $50 p. m. To make
reservations call Pres. Katharine
Martini, 1916 w. l32nd Str, Cl
5O45; or Sec'y. E. Tischler, 225l
West 73rd ST., Wo. $50. We hope
to see you at the West Side Sach-
senheim on March End.
The Arrangement Committee.
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N O TlCE
VALENTINE PARTY

There will be a Valentine Par
ty for all the children members
of Branch and 4 on Friday. Feb
20, at the West Side Sachsenheim
7OOl Denison Ave, at 7:3O p. m..
sponsored by the Juniors Com
mittee.
Members may come in costume
if they wish and bring Valentines
for your friends. There will be
Music. Dancing, Refreshments
and Movies. The movies will start
promptly at 8 o'clock so be or
time and see the complete show.
A lot of fun is in store for you
children so please try to attend
this party.
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QUESTIONS7
Answers will be found on page :

|. OF what department of office
is the bureau of budget a part?
2. The death of Josephus Da-
niels, President Wilson's secret
airy, brings up the question as to
who his secretary of war was; do
you recall?
5. What western European
country is not included in the
Marshall plan?
4. What people want all Pales-
tine for their country, and who
are the people who want that
country partitioned betweenArabs
and Jews?
5. The light blue uag of the
United Nations has been raised
in the capital of Korea; what is
the capital?
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7. S. ]. a. NOTICE
BASKETBALL

The Association Officers have
been requested to make attempts
to draw up the l948-49 Basket
ball schedule as soon as possible
We realize that the present season
isjust drawing ii a close but there
are a few clubs entered in the
league every year who have found
1t quite inconvenient to them with
the basketball schedule being is
sued as late as it usually is.
This past season found the
schedule drawn up quite some
time before previous year sched-
uIes had been released, but this
early date has still not taken care
of those clubs whose rooms are
open to public rental. In all fair
ness to these clubs, which in turn
may benefit all teams entered in
the league, | am asking all clubs
IN the Association, that are inter
ested in entering the basketball
league next year, to give this mat
ter your immediate attention. For
the time being, it will not be ne.
cessary to send in any entry or
forfeiture fees. Please address all
said correspondence to the Asso-
citation President, Go lO6O5 Lin
net Ave-, Cleveland IL, Ohio.
Please have your local clubs dis.
cuss this matter, clubs not hav-
ing meetings within the next 3
or four weeks, are requested to
call special meetings to take care
of the same.
The request has been made so
that suitable space may be obtain
ed for entertainment following
the games. | would like to hear
from all clubs before March 18th.
Saxon Relief
Some time ago, o request was
made for all clubs to hold some
type of an affair to raise a dona-
ton towards the Saxon Relief
work being carried on by the Sc
nior Organizations. To date, Con-
ton and ClevelandWest have each
contributed $1,000. This money
will be kept until all clubs desir-
ing to help along have been heard
from. ts4 ..-a
A special effort should be made
by all clubs to cooperate in this
matter, let it not be said that the
members of the Association arc
lacking in the spirit of Saxon Re-
lief work.
All funds collected will be turn
ed over to the National Saxon Re.
lief Committee in lump sum, All
local clubs should mail their con-
tributions to the Association Pre-,
sident, but please make all checks.
money orders, etc, payable to
Miss Edith Bodendorier, our Ass.
Treasurer. .....
Henry SCHNEIDER,
T. s. J. A. President.
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7. S. ]. A. SOFTBALL
NOTICE

All Clubs interested in partici-
pating in the l948 T. S. ]. A. Soft
ball League are requested to send
their Entry Fee of $500 and For
feiture Fee of $500, total $1,000,
to the Association Treasurer, Miss
Edith Bodendorfer, 9l5 Beckford
St, New Castle, Pa.
Please send the entry fee in at
your earliest convenience and no
later than March 18th. The Play
ers' Lists will be called for at a
later date.
Henry SCHNEIDER,
T. S. ]. A. President
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I a X reduction
bill based, l un.
derstand, upor
less loss in rev.
enue than the
deficit expected
by the Admins.
tration. 1t is
stated that il
taxes are reduc.
ed by $4.5 bill.
lion and if the
budget is cut by
SO billion there
would remain a
surplus in fiscal
1949 for a debt
reduction of $3..
3 billion. This
debt reduction
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ST. JOHNS JUNIOR
LUTHER LEAGUE
BY Mike and klara

Attention all Members!
There will be on important meet
ing next Sunday, Feb. p, at the
church gym at 7 p. m. Let's see il
we all can be there.
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This and That from WASHINGTON

A FTER very careful study of all
"a the elements involved, the Re-
publican Majority has offered a
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Are you and your relatives mem
mation call the local representative.
and Central verband? II not, now
bers Of the Sick Benefit Society
Is the time to Join. For more Inlor.
nation call the local representative.