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college Glee Clubs
WI Gipe Concert
Wind Dance in AbriL

A number of prominent official
and resident socialites are among
the patrons and patronesses for the
joint concert and dance which will
be given the evening of April by
the Glee Clubs of Sweet Briar Col
lege and Princeton University at
/ Wardman Park Hotel.
The list includes the Secretary OF
! Defense and Mrs. James v. Forres-
tai, the retiring Brazilian AmbaS-
saoor and Nine Martins, Associate
Justice and Mrs. Hugo L. Black,
Senator and Mrs. John H. Overton,
Senator and Mrs. Lister Hill, the
Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Norman Armour, the Chief of
Staff Of the Air Force and Mrs. Carl
Spaatz, the Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury and Mrs. Edward F.
Bartlett and Mrs. Fred M. Vinson.
Others are former Ambassador
AND Mrs. Stanley X. Hornbeck,
Admiral and Mrs. David Foote Sell
lers, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Henry B.
Sayler, Judge and Mrs. J. Edgar
Murdock, Judge and Mrs. John A..
Tyson, Mr.. and Mrs. Blair Banister,
DR.. and Mrs. Montgomery Blair,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Y. Worthing-
ton, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Max
Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Flather, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Littlehales, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Chappell, Mrs. F. Moran 'McC Conihe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee D. Butler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel H. Kaufman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Myers, Miss. Meta Glass,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Krock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Gill and Mr.. and Mrs
Edward r. Finkenstaedt.
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Partial List: Hundreds OF
Other Fnrs and Price Groups.
Comparatipes Denote Zlot-
nick's Former Marked Prices.
intermediate Mark-dot01s
Taken in Many Cases. All
Prices Subject to Tar. Au
Sales Final. No Refunds. No
Exchanges. All Advertised
Items Subject to Prior Sale.
Budget Plan. Charge Ac-
Cost. Liberal Trdde-in Alloi1-
counts. Storage at No Extra
ance for Your Old Fur Coat.
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What delight! To break the capsule knead
the bag -. and have buttercup yellow marga-
fine in magic minutes! No dirty dishes or
hands TO wash! OF course women everywhere
ask for Mrs. Filbert's Margarine "in the bag!
Its 70 easy to color a money.saver and
tastes % delicious!
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temple, and members Of the diva
will head the line of march of the
Shriners from Ward Circle on
Massachusetts, avenue NV. to the
church.
The services will be conducted by
the Rev. DR.. Edward c. Palmer,
orator and chaplain of the temple.
The Rev. DR.. Edward G. Latch,
pastor Of the church, will speak.
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90 Mountoin Climbers
Killed in Alps This Year
lY shs Asseeiatsd Rrss,

BERN, Switzerland.-The Swiss
Alps have claimed approximately 10
lives this year in the mountaineer-
Ing season.
The victims ranged all the way
from rank novices who plunged
to their deaths when they were
lured to a perilous spot by the sight
OF an edelweiss, to hard-bitten
mountaineers who were surprised
by bad weather or hit by stones
which came hurting the mountain
side
One of SWitzerland's most exper-
fenced guides, Hans Schlunegger OF
Wengen, and two companions were
caught by an avalanche on the
Grosshorn and plunged to their
deaths, 300 meters down the glacial
slopes.
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Naval Reserve to Form
IL New Research Units

Naval Reserve units composed OF
officers engaged in research and re-
lated activities and patterned after
similar organizations recently acti-
waited here and in San Francisco will
be organized in II other cities, the
Navy said today.
The Washington unit, the first
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5000 officers and enlisted personnel
whose scientific and technical
knowledge qualities them for assign
ment to activities Of the Once Of
Naval Research.
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established under the program is
headed by Comdr. Fred c. Weisner
2120 Sixteenth street NV, a re-
search power specialist.
The program provides for an
eventual enrolment of more thar
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Mobiles of AImus Temple
Plan Memorial Service

The annual memorial service fol
mobiles Of Almas Temple of the Mys-
tic Shrine will be held at 1 pm.
Sunday in the Metropolitan Memo
rial Methodist Church, Nebraska
and New Mexico avenues NV.
Omer W. Clark, popentate of the
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and dispersed while the cameramen
closed in for few dozen more
shots.
Leaving the field, one reporter
said to another, She knows all the
answers" There was no question
about that.
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Giant Needs z PIone Seats
Two seats were reserved In .
Dutch airliner which left London
for Holland for Jan Rijnhout, the
392-pound Dutch giant, who is 8 feet
31z inches tall.
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While Elephant Tea Tuesday
Will Aid C0z1utv Thrift Sb0b

Among those who have been
asked to pour are Mrs. B. Peyton
Whalen, founder and first president
of the Thrift Shop; Mrs. Rodlun,
president Of the board; Mrs. E. B.
Merritt, past president; Mrs. Robert
Huse, president of the Planned Par
enthood League of Montgomery
County; Mrs. Roger Whiteford,
president of the Chevy Chase Chap
ter of the OAR; Mrs. H. De G.
Adams, president of the Women's
Board of the Montgomery County
General Hospital; Mrs. Alvin Aubi-
noe, president of the Women's Aux
iliary of Suburban Hospital; Mrs.
Katherine Sterling, manager of the
Thrift Shop, and officers OF the
Thrift Shop board.
Among the special guests invited
to attend are Mrs. Dean Acheson,
wife OF the former Undersecretary
of State; Mrs. Harold l.. Ickes, wife
of the former Secretary of the In
terror; Mrs. Millard Tydings, wife
of Senator Tydings; Mrs. Herbert
O'Conor, wife of Senator OConor:
Mrs. Tasco Davis, wife Of the State
Senator, and the wives of county
commissioners and members of the
House of Delegates.
Mrs. Owens home is located on
Route 81 halfway between Olney
and Brookville.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Business Women
Plan Observance

With use Your Vote in '48" as
the theme Of this years observance
of Business Women's Week." the
Business and Professional Women S
Club OF the District will hear from
representatives of the two major
parties at its monthly meeting to-
morrow night at the YWCA.
The speakers will be Mrs. India
Edwards, executive director of the
Women's Division of the Demo-
cratic National Committee, and
Mrs. Leona Rush, member. of the
Maryland House of Delegates, who
Is representing the Republican
Committee.
The program will begin at 9 pm.
following a business session at 7:3o
pm.
The observance Of Business
Women's Week." which starts to-
day, is sponsored by the National
Federation of Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Clubs.
Miss Genevieve Rogers, president
Of the District club, and Miss Mar
jorie Webster, public affairs chair
man. will participate today in the
D. c. Dateline" program over Sta
ton WTOP.
The weeks events here will in
clude fashion show Tuesday eve
ming at the Mayfiower Hotel, fea-
turing designs by Cell Chapman of
New York. The entertainment
planned especially for business
women, will begin at 7:45 pm. Mrs.
Robert E. Freer will be the COM
mentator.
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AHfbOr to Sbeak

Mrs. John r. Murdock, wife of the
Representative from Arizona and
author Of the new book, Your Uncle
Sam in Washington" will address
the National Mothers Memory Club
at a meeting at pm. Thursday in
the parish hall of st. Margaret's
Church, Connecticut avenue and
Bancroft place NV.
Mrs. Murdock, whose years of re-
search have brought to light a large
collection of little known facts about
Washington, will speak Informally
on the subject, Our Historic
Capital"
A former teacher, Mrs. Murdock
has deep conviction that Wash
ington. as the center of Government,
should be the source of great in
spiration to the citizens in all States,
especially high school students. She
has contributed weekly news letters
and radio broadcasts describing
Washington from the viewpoint of
a House members wife.
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Belgian Doctor
Receives Grant
To oStudy Here
Holds Fellowship
. AT G. w. Hospital
Bv Frances Lide

A pretty young Belgian doctor who
began her study of medicine under
frustrating wartime conditions is
now a fellow in anasthesia at the
new George Washington University
Hospital.
DR.. EHane Hoebeke was among 55
women students representing 16 dit
ferent countries who received grants
from the American Association Of
University Women for study in the
United States in 1948-49.
The youthful MD. was graduated
from Brussels University last July,
having interned at st. Peters Hos
pi.al. She is using the AAUW award
to study new techniques and de-
velopments In the administration of
anesthesia.
DR.. Hoebeke spent the early years
Of the war in Brussels where she and
other students met in clandestine
classes. In 1912, she became a stu
dent at Lulvain University, but lack
of food and frequent bombardments
forced her to return to her home
in Vilvorde.
Her father was an offcer in the
resistance movement, and when this
was discovered she and her mother
once again went to Brussels where
she eventually was able to complete
her course.
Despite her frequent moves and
the difficulties under which she had
studied, she three times passed her
examinations at Brussels with great
distinction"
This years recipients Of AAUW
international awards also included
several students from the Far East
who attended the International Ed
ucation Seminar at Maryland Uni
versity. In the group were Miss Ma
Yee Yee. educator from Burma;
Miss Isabella Yi-Yun Yen. instructor
at the National PeRing University
In China, and Mrs. Lardizabal. au-
thor and psychology teacher from
Manila.
The international study grants
have been awarded by the AAUW
since the close of thewar as con-
tribution toward reconstruction of
war-stricken countries. This years
recipients came from Belgium,
France, Italy. the Netherlands, Lux
embourg. Finland Norway, Den
mark, Czechoslovakia. Germany,
Greece, Burma, Siam, China, Japan
and the Philippines.
Improvement of the physical and
mental health of children is the OBJ
jecuve of many of the students.
Public health also is a subject of
particular concern.
Others are studing dairy produc-
ton and poultry farming methods,
nutrition, new methods in the BIZ
illogical sciences. civil engineering,
methods of combating veneral dis
eases, modern economic planning
and its application, and American
methods of teacher training.
Evening star., 1948-10-10

The Montgomery County Thrift
Shop viii hold its fourth annual
while elephant tea from 2 to s pm.
Tuesday at Ashwood, the home OF
Mrs. T. Calvin Owens at Olney, Md
The price OF admission will be one
unwrapped piece of bric-a-brac.
The affair is open to all interested
in attending according to Mrs. Clif-
ford Rodlun, president of the Execu-
tive Board.
The articles donated will be sold
at the annual auction at the Thrift
Shop. AIS Hanipden lane. Bethes-
da, on Tuesday, October 2e at 2 pm.
The proceeds will be used for
health. welfare and educational
work IN Montgomery County by the
four participating agencies.
Mrs. Owens is general chairman
Of the tea, assisted by Mrs. Frank
P. Wilcox, as co-chairman.
A feature of the tea will be a
millinery show, in which IL young
ladies will model hats from the
shop. There also will be an exhibit
Of reconditioned articles from the
shop to show what can be done with
bit of imagination and a very
small cash outlay to fix up other
wise out-of-style, shabby or slightly
damaged articles.
The afternoons program will in
clude musical program to be pre-
sented by Mrs. Claude B. Hyson and
Mrs. Frank Gatewood.
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Women to Hear
Talk. ON UNESCO

DR.. Esther c. Brunauer, assistant
director of the UNESCO relations
staff of the Department of State,
will discuss the operations of
UNESCO at a luncheon meeting of
the civics-education section of the
Twentieth Century Club at 1890
pm. Thursday at the YWCA.
Members of the section will make
a tour of the District Training
School at Laurel, Md, on October
20. Mrs. Fred De Sales Wilson,
section chairman, is in charge of
the tour.
The clubs speech section will meet
at 10:45 a IN. tomorrow at the YWCA
to hear Mrs. Hugh D. Butler on the
subject, Time to Speak Up" She
will be introduced by Mrs. Charles
Carroll Haig, section chairman.
The nature section will meet at
1890 am. Wednesday at the Syca-
more Island streetcar stop on the
Cabin John line for walk along
the canal tow path under the guild
ance of Mrs. John Van Schaick. Mrs.
Morris Erwin is chairman of the
section,
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Talk by Educator
'TOF FeatAre Pro gram

Dr.. Claude E. Hawley, associate
chief of the Division of Social
Sciences, United States ONCE OF
Education. will be guest speaker at
luncheon meeting of the District
League of Women Voters on Tues
day at the YWCA. His topic will
be Decisions Facing the American
People"
DR.. Hawley formerly served under
Gen. Macarthur as commanding Of
ficer of the Civil Information and
Education Detachment, in which
post he was charged with revamp-
ing the radio, newspaper, education
al and religious institutions Of
Japan. During World WarsII he
was commanding officer of the
Psychological Warfare Detachment
under Gen. Macarthur in the Pa
cific theater.
An author and lecturer, he also
has taught political science at sew
eral leading universities.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
On The Engagement Pad

Kappa Delts washinEton Alumnae-Tues-
day, pm. evening group, Sigma, Mu
GssPssr p 59oTf ., 22 Huo street Ee.pf N.Y. ~.
xelopments in Psychological services.
Hphs khe sSe p coss:
De,t. : o%isropMWsdnssd.,' !a Pm; . With
house road, Arlington.
.asD.r t6
court. cheSs Chase. Nd.
Epsilon sisma Automatically. Sis
q soDe cusr,I Prrt.
dssch, 332. street NV; prosram By
Ms; Meyer: harpist, and ,susannah
Miscellaneous
re ceasy. s:e Nv cass ts7
fan meeting and exemplifieation OF the
:'ss .ss MrI TusiSsia Ssia BE-. esiS sGieS'giis y
Florence Crittenten Home Tomorrow.
Mrs. Reba Barrett Smith; Arlinston; Va: !:
Hsshss Circle. o"Haio Sth Mrs P1eston Ks Kins
monthly business meeting and luncheon.
Ladies' Aid Society, Atonement Lutheran
Chureh-Friday. s to z pm; beneft
cafeteria supper.
nsa.. tss At l9e hems Of Mrs. T. Calvin Owens
opti- Mrs. Club Of WashinEton-Tomor.
1880 pm, Washington Hotel: hrst an
1ye!sa5hh Wiiey Gh.se lunehf1pn speaker Dr. william
weman's Auxiliary. American Instituts Of
-.ruesday: 1880 m. Hotel s4oo: INST
se..k.n so W.a.rms ns$9 Schiller "
States Geolosical Survey.
Women's Auxiliary. Metrepslitan Police
Of Mr.; and Mrs. Joseph L. Arnold. Falls
Church; benefit tea.
National Mothers, MsHSry z, I;
croft place NV: speaker. Mrs. John r.
Murdoek. wife Of Representative from
Air Force Omeers' Wives Club-wednes-
Club; speske1. Col pierpont Morsan
'ASsofsus S,is, Hsu.: s.ts os:av.al,, @ a: e.
and fashion show.
D.ushters Of Isabella, Circle Ne. 1.s-
eieetion Of ofaeers. " 1''
Norm. s :. Jacobs sls Dsl.fsid place NV
Jewish . .csH:.nDtiss:. :, . Relief .a sseei.... 1..-
bassadcr Hotel, dance.
pital-Thursday. 1880 am, Carter
Hall. monthly neetins.
Evening star., 1948-10-10

women's Overseas Service Leasue-Tues-
day. 8 pm, Red cross District Chapter
House.
sodality Of 81. Martins Catholic Church
Today, to 8 pm, clubhouse. 1912
Mcntsomsry county Chapter of tn. Amer.
isaa .,s. Red 6sn Cross, Chevy Ghass Br1nshm at..
Kerry smith, 11O west Leland street.
Mrs. William Hessick, so Woodlawn ave.
nae. Chevy Chase, Nd.
WCIU. Kalsrama Heifhts Chapter-
9hursdsy. : pm. Bible 1nstitute Rooms.
1445 Rhode Island avenue NV.
wemen's Action Comnittee, District Chap.
,,s tsrLsTuesday, % l pm, United Nation.
WashinEton Catholic Poetry, society--To.
Library, 1928 Rhode Island avenue
Sixteenth Street HEIGHT. club-Tuesdsy.
Iris street NV.
te 10 pm. openina Of Mount Holyoke
III adlnf s.1 PCS. N nsw
Kenil.erth Ladies Guild - Wednesday,
:i,s.i ana M { George A. Iinss0seh' 5iol K
ct1SSb S.L.
Di:Ma-va Club Of WashinEten-Thursday
l pm, Ambassador Hotel luncheon.
United Daughters Of the Confederaey, Gen.
Lewis A. Armistead Chapter No. 2l36-
ton. i7ss Lsnier % place EN- NV: election ii OF Of
otieers.
District Society. DauEhters Of American
". H. Q. MeGehee, election Of Nom
District Daughters of the American Revo-
lIticn-Today, pm. Eeano5 Wilson
Mrs David Caldwell, national chairman
Of buildings and grounds. Today. $50
pfy BHu aS6 es'Ps5 xh Mss
tsA.r ss%RsT1eE sRsptef EtR Rm Mzs e'P' fied n'y W
Hs ~ EsH avsnue Shsyy ShsSs
Chapter. OAR Chapter House. Tuesday,
II am. Americanism Committee, Web
m., ;,sT p 9.,SnIo sehS1 sgesks5
Ser ehapt.r, eSspter House @ HIsn luncheon 5rsM
e'da{ i.r xiyb pm crie Lsusa R.ad,.s Aa:mS ch.P
Taylor street NV; speaker. Mrs. David
pm. % peionnse nae .cSspter S cs.pter sses'Gss House
shspssr e R. ssSss @a.
sssll chss.sf sits n a8s; esssles aS%s' D. s'v Z.
a.s Nay sge H.I Iis.et s. nw eh.4msn spsneTs 81
Hmsricanism Committee. and Miss Helen
Bliss STATE ehairmsn Of OAR Mas-
ssss0ni ss. 4ss '01s, s.rv.Id nth MTs .,I.. sa
speakers. Miss Harris and Mrs. james
?; skinnsr' xies sssts TT Re resent, t,, satur-
Ter. sell.vu. Hotel annual S.nett % card
party.
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Business. Professional CLUB

Business. Professional CInb
District Business and Professional We%en'. st
Gon,1iT GluSMTomsrT;Sw mss1;ns su m e open mee,ns
Republican committees.
Soroptimist Cub-wednesday.. l Pm,
willard Hotel, business meeting.
Rods' r T. snsasr aStsl Of 'oGshsseo Gsssco. speaker
tuesday: 6:45. pm, sees Glenbrook
ins: Dso' SPEAKER a1us Miss Esther Latzk..' ma
tional chairman.
Insurance Women's Club Tomorrow
1880 pm. Sheraton. Hotel.
ouss, apn, ao s..9,.l g MAJ 4:
ouota nsn' CUBS bhs 81 a'f The sn 10Th Distriet
Community Clubs
woman's Club Of Chevy Chase-Tomorrox
10 I'm natEre to csc ssspn I.s "ak
RalDh 9iy5ss stsoa aoa ch.T..,
AN aee cou1sy hGsa p Ge
man section. Thursday; ! pm. French
section. luncheon. Friday, 2 pm, ft-
\ erature section.
$50 am: to 1870. pm. sketch class:
aS9a essa; t? e it@in. p@ oser sss sSrss.ia:
Gssi messins: issse, y 90 i'm: hmneheon: sss.I..
Mrs Henretta Nesbitt' author OF White
Tuesday Gub-Tuesday: 8 pm. with Mrs
ssent SG slsh sRfaki1; &. FB1. M f. CLARK ''e''A
s5c =, srt; sPa sts' s;11s ss;;11:sftsnssns s:s!,
s$;; :S.:s
Ith If' Mrs Mis- Beatrice s. Stevenson 81
Hsmiltss Ham, s.etisD 5sTeet VIII Mr.. e.f
5as5 Third Street NV illustrated lee.
Takoma Park womens Club--.Tomorrow,
With Me " ssnsS spsafer
Mrs. James r. H.minswsy W.dn.s-
day ditb 12so H,s ns,nr sm lferaTr,
weman' Club of 1ysn vIsseWsaass
Church, monthly meetina: speaker. COL
LIs 945 K1fsa 1 ia9a: sT'ds. sfoSD
! pm, art section. with Mrs. Z. r de
Luccts, IA South Overlook drive, art
and handicraft exhibit.
Sororiies
Kappa Kappa Gamma, Washington Alum
! nAe-Wednesday night. National Press
| Club Auditorium, 18th Founders day
banquet; speaker, Miss Ruth M. Leach,
vice president Of the International Busi-
/ ness Machines Corp.
Kappa Kappa Gamma. COLLEGE Park Alum
nae-Tuesday 7 p.m.. with Mrs. Donald
| H Adams, 1901 Indian lane, Spring
1 Valley; supper meeting
Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae-Tuesday.
/ pm, with Mrs. Edward T. Cook. 692
Rollingwood drive. Chevy Chase. Nd :
| SPIN. evening meeting, chapter rooms
/ 2112 g street NV.
Alpha Beta Chi-Friday. National Airport
terrace room; formal dance.
Alpha Omicron ri, Washington Alumnfe-
Tuesday, Pierce Hall nrst fall meeting
Phi Delta Gamma, Beta Chapter-Today
3 o'clock. Columbian House, GeorSe
Wasntnston University; speaker, Dr.
Il Dorothy Veon.
Gamma Phi Beta, Washington Aiumnae-
/ Wednesday, $50 Pm. Fairfax Hotel
Alpha Delta ri. COLLEGE Park Alumnae-
n 1uesday. pm. with Mrs. James Web
i ster' 2l6 Albany avenue, Takoma Park
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Civic and Study Clubs

y
w,shin.ton CLUB Wednesday. l pm"
r~sptsh oentu5y Club ,n,,,n Toms55ss ,.s,;sg
to speak Up." Wednssd.y. 1920 an
Tsls along canal towPath ThuIsday' nr.ioy
Report on UNEsc0"
American Association Of University Won
en- W,shinrt.n sln5 1es soc.f s3udes
meeting, WEDNESDAY: 80 pm, music
appreciation on sroup IhuIsdas' nuS II am M
ssi1I Gaemmerer. Illustrated lecture, "Glimpses
ef Romantic FRANCE and su Ensland'
Norwood drive; panel discussion, Local
Education Problems
AAUw. Silver Spring Braneh-Tuesday,
Sudse R.' Lucy Ss.nD s: sa'f HoEorth, ' 'Eookins
AAUw. Alexandra Branch Tuesday
SPIN Ghequire House, NJ. go@ sins sIIs9.. fsm.
e.aaais fin'' stats legislative chairman, Wsd- y!
winters Hsydoek, 3loa Cameron Mil
road; discussion. Ceramics.
wsedyidss Book Cl1bMTuesasy Ssyr1b $50 gamna
South Dakota avenue NE. opening
meeting and tea.
Political Study Club-saturday. 2;30 pm
washington Club: speaker, Alfred B.
Bonds, tr.. Of Atomic Enersy Commits mi; :
sion, Social Implications OF Atomic
Enersy"
District League Of Women voters-Tues;
day. 1880 am; YWGA:, YSac,.nn open ywe13 S1sto
speaker, Dr. Claude B. Hawlsy, Pc,
eisions FACING the American d,n rsopis fe,ss;on
group sponsored with District Public
Library At Petworth Branch LiSIs.yy: sr,e.y.
stake in World Affairs
Leasue Of Women Voters Of Arlington.
Inesdsy PIT no4.b Afht9p 42n,ns Hess1s stf.et
Arlington, public meeting featuring
candidates for county board.
Capitol HilI History Cub-WednessAy;E with
Chase Parkwav Nv; speaker, Mrs,
Edward NJ. Wallace The Land OF
Evening star., 1948-10-10
atomic Energy
Is Club Topic

Social implications of Atomic
Energy" will be the subject of an
address to be given by Alfred B
Bonds, jr., Of the Atomic Energy
Commission at the first fall meet
ing OF the Rolitical Study Club at
2:30 pm. Saturday at the Washing
ton Club. Mr.. Bonds is technical
adviser with the Office OF Organiza-
ton and Personnel of the commits
sion.
The program will include tenor
selections by Howard Arthur Moore
accompanied by Mrs. Ruby Arnold
Mrs. Theophilous ]. Morgan, presi.
dent of the club. will open the
meeting,
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Aw Force Wiues
Plan MeetinG

Col. Pierpont Morgan Hamilton,
chief of the United States Air Force
Policy Division, will be guest speaker
at meeting of the Air Force Off,
GERS Wives Club of Washington at
l::30 pm. Wednesday at the Boiling
Field Officers Club. THE United
Nations" will be the subject of his
talk.
Tea will be served following the
program, which is open to all Air
Force wives in the Washington area.
During the meeting, the post nursery
will be open for preschool children.
The club will hold its next meet
ing on November II, when a style
show will be presented.
Mrs. Truman Landon is president
of the group.
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Meetiug

DR.. Waldermar r. Schaller OF the
United States Geological Survey will
be guest speaker at the first fall
meeting Of the Women's Auxiliary
of the American Institute of Mining
and Metallurgical Engineers at 1l:30
am. Tuesday at the Hotel 24O0.
DR.. Schaller will describe his re-
cent trip to Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick. A luncheon will be held
at 1880 pm. following the meeting.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Sneaker Named

Mrs. Henrietta Nesbitt.. author of
White House Diary" will be guest
speaker at the first fall luncheon
meeting of the Woman's Club of
Bethesda at 1890 pm. Tuesday at
the clubhouse. The program will
include several selections by the
choral group.
A business meeting will precede
the luncheon at II am,
Evening star., 1948-10-10
.bttMrs. Club

The Opti-Mrs. Club of Washing
ton will celebrate its first ami
versary at its monthly luncheon
meeting at 1890 pm. tomorrow at
the Washington Hotel.
DR.. William Wiley Chase will be
guest speaker. His topic will be
'If." Mrs. Hilda Barnes, vice presi-
dent, will preside.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Benefit Snbber

A benefit cafeteria supper will be
given by the Ladies' Aid Society
Of Atonement Lutheran Church in
the parish hall, North Capital street
and Rhode Island avenue NE, from
5 to Z pm. Friday. A selection OF
pies, cakes and other foods, as well
as fancy handwork, will be on sale.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-06-24

friend were callers of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Gerald Stierhoff one eve.
ming last week. Mr.. and Mrs
Melvin Courier, of Raymond also
visited them in their new home
Barton and Gwendolyen Gray
and Joe Swimming were dinner
guests one day last week of MIR
and Mrs. Leonard Coins and
children.
Miss Ada Porschett visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Pors-
chett over the weekend.
Wesley Swimming and family
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs
Fay Jackson and family, of near
Bethel
Mrs. limo Jackson spent a few
days last week visiting relatives
and friends in Marion
Mrs. Halle Gray and daughter,
Gwendolyen, spent Saturday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Neva Shirk and
family.