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COAL WOOD AND FUEL OIL.

OAK AND HICKORY. seasoned; delivered
Arlington and vicinity; good measure; 81
a cora GE. 0S94
ABOUT IS TONS Of soft coal at a bargain
price Inquire ,1715 Bladensburg rd. ne.
FIREWooD-Buy direct from farm, 16,
"a and SO inch lengths, mixed hardwoodS
oak and pine; S22 cord. delivered. Phone
GE. lG6S bet 8 am. and 8 pm. --26
FIREW00D, slab mixed, S1S per cord:
fireplace logs, S22 per cord; delivered.
Hyattsyille 1900 -2S
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER for hire. with operator, to do
excavattng and grading: by hour or con-
tract. AT. 1894.
BULLDOZERS with operators for hire;
ga69 rs sFaa59s 658s and land eles5ns
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 z st Nv. National
REFRIGERATORS, washing machines
waxers, sun lamps, etc. DIST. ELECT.
CO. WO. 1902. 81
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BOATS Cont.

loft. FLOATING HOME, with steam
heat: accommodations 6,s; Monel metal
gallery. gas-cooking facilities; powered with
Tepanted and gas ees eFEsfE T sss recently
91fs 4s1s s. Ne Ro9s ensn and ca afpps RE sssS
16-FT. sLooP, $3.50: new last year.
WANTED-12-ft. Speed Liner runabout;
sACRIFICE-Must sell ~ NAH. outboard;
seats q; completely equipped; cost $500;
,4s 22-h.p: sEyinrude, 80 hrs, cost. $356;
windshield, Steering 'is Wheel lishts. as canvas M
cover. cushions. etc. WO 436S.
BOAT, 16x4, round bottom; also s2-volt
S dS fh mekzss pan neac for Ms ses sna
sTaEIeRAFT sHf MefaaSi cabin cruiser, excel cond
Service. s.0 Ii sSS 4sSs. '0Hu AA'oS''A "Afine
WANTEDMcabin WAN &C cruiser about 80 f.: my
sSFT AfS!Ga Cruiser, sa sleeps M ossg =
Chryser; run but so hours fine condi-
pSen fesa, 1856 g. so mRs fasrii BSNs s $4,000
geske Fay. EasteTn h' Bay. Bay: Bloedy Bi Point Point;
sA1IBoAr i DRY s1NRi WiNTER MA 4sTooRAGE-1n.
cludes hauling and blocking, unstepping
storms in s1 shea
at q al Al times. BUzzARD POINT BOAT
MaE Giess soW R AvsSBf%f SHs2 e. or sas winter
storage for boats up to 80 feet-1ncludes
power. phone, ~ water a and Xstehpsn nSI sssy;
boek nortR A wiP ,G0 collese III es' TR II $500
bkrPeE DECK, ss IT.; nsy ss motor; s!ssn;
fsE SfqPRsd eRGb es s7sS sSss M G
fiah1Sfsa RSsi III ts'af2A Class s1oor: No. 81 iss,
new, stainless steel shrouds, nylon sheets
and many other extras. This is the ideal
hes' ee dny 9T F?s4g s4 or 66 S5y s4s iss4sn sssF
LOST FROM DAREs BEACH, MD, in
storm Of Oct g. 14-ft. plywood boat, blue
t perized Bottom, ana name Anne & feT Phene any any
information, collect, washington, MI. 09s5
Wells VI 81 BoAT YARp eHPsss iseR and fss sts. osl
GRAY G FSHAST1eoM. 4s75; iOga new cond; pric'
sssisnanis ff vs. sStt cabin a
plastic; sleeps 6; 2 heads: dbl bunk il
sell. owner el, leaving s area. Teal real buy "a a
30 SAbIN ChUlSEh, spacious galey anS
cockpit; hot water and shower; excellen
condition.; new engine; sleeps s.; suitable
for cruising, fishing or living aboard
ouTBoARD MOTOR, 1e4s, no lemon
guar. peri: clean, smooth running ga h p
Evinrude 4-cylinder Zephyr; $3.50, cash Of
terms. Sat. or Sun. KE. 5S49. "a
MUST SELL-11-ft Sea Sled hydroplane
2212-h.p. .Evinrude; " price. $3.50 or best
offer under: trailer and storage until
spring included. Gil, 5147. --24
FISHING BOAT. 3s'x12' beam. $3.50; also
26-ft motor whaleboat. $3.50; both If
need OF minor repair; 32-ft. cedar boat
needs extensive repairs, $100. FA. 1900
34-FT. CHRIS-CRAFT, twin 95-hp. motor
with 2-to-1 reduction; dinghy with out.
board motor, all mattresses and cushions
a beautiful boat for $4,000. OIL. 4i7s 41i.7s
MATCHED PAIR. 9s-h.p. Kermath Sea
Rover motors. with Upton 2-to-1 reduction
gears; in good condition and can be dem.
onstrated before they are replaced with
larger motors. DU. 2127. Pa
WANTED-Outooard motor. regardless Of
size or condition; cash for same. 737
EviNRUDL and Elto outDoard motors;
Thompson boats. new and used; service
and parts. used parts: factory representa-.
GxsoLShl s!xss AZ warkR e sf fANks mad. to meas
Stainless steel sinks hoods, drainboaIds
trim, kick plates. G1CHNER. MA 4370
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1921 9th ST. N.W-Large. warm front
bedroom, twin beds, adjoining bath; corner
house; TELEPHONE; exp. bus downtown; ena-
ployed couple or gentlemen; 500. GE. 1874.
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL-Double
bedrm adjoining sitting rm semipriyate
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WASHING MACHINE, Rotarex. in good
condition. Reasonable price. GE t4S4f'
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ss gs '3Ss
asfRMYY' z oSFsFFiicER,s WIDOW. very desirable
f4Si i4th IAD I'll sci chirroS SITS. Nw.-N.sly sS
phone rsFn 0eaa% serse Seme to Ab 5ans
PusS nm nSs ca ssls DxvD * il9sia "a is
Ma; soo7 @isl2L iKslA2LoRAMA RD. Nw.-pble.. twin
Hs 1se5 s'fsR sRR1ss e. Ep: 'Nw-4eyslz single
no. wEt1rieR iii feas' ST.. N.w.-comfortaDle
st. privil.;n quiet young lady preferred
cHnnTM sfh mH Hk1GHTs-1se. HAk1GaHGTfss1 front rm. In
gentle home: twin beds closets; ta dopu pvt.
Clover eHxo G'I PARK. HRis' ss1s 1 seecher ST. nv
dasssT sosss sI ssdrm urn ps fsm
e0.7 ALLEN PL. N.w.-Nicely furn. single
next bath; pvt. home; convenient transp
LGE.. WELL-FuRN. RIM. in new pvt. home;
no other roomers; ideal loc. and transp'
nA; 1851 lam LAMONT ST. Nw.-1ovely ssle. viii with
lge. closet; warm and bright; End mr.. near
employed couple. or girls. AID. 976s.
S5i7 10th ST. N.W:--Two extra-larse rms. rms
adj bath, beautifully decorated and lur-
ferred; private home; at bus stop. -So
s7O9 End ST. N.W.-GE. 6731--Pleasant
front room, 1st floor; private homsii Ios
gentlemen or empl. couple: $50 and S4o.
4402 QUE NW.--Young man to snare mare
and d closet; board if desired. Phone = EN-
S945. go
e1s DELAFrELD PL, N.w:-LaIss front front
room: roo adj. bath. ia. 8993. go
CAVALIER APIS, $500 14th st. NV. APT.
ii1NNicely furn ige rm., twin beds; ktt.
privileges; for girls: In modern apt. oios.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
Bazaar and Dinner
Scheduled Thursday

The annual turkey dinner and
bazaar sponsored by the Women's
Association Of the Universalist Ma
tional Memorial Church will be held
on Thursday at the church, Six
teenth and s streets NV.
The bazaar will be held in the
Weston Room, beginning at 2 pm,
and the dinner will be served in
Perkins Hall from $50 to pm
Mrs. Asa Mccain is general chair
man of the bazaar, which will fea-
ture aprons and other utility items,
handmade articles for infants and
children, Christmas cards and sta
tionery. books and handicrafts. As
sfsting Mrs. Mccain are Mrs. Will
liam H. McGlauf1in, Mrs. Irwin c.
Brown, Mrs. Edgar B. Calvert, Mrs
r. H. Higgins, Mrs. Robert Bailey,
Miss Clara Pitcher, Miss Eva Chase,
Miss Georgella Forbes and Mrs
Frank Miller.
Mrs. Alex w. Cawton is in charge
of the dinner, assisted BY Mrs. WAL
ter B. Pack, Mrs. Francis Erdman,
Mrs. George s. Holman, ST.; Mrs.
Arthur Wiley and Mrs. Harold A.
Houser. Mrs. Seth r. Brooks is in
charge of the dining room arrange
ments. Reservations may be made
at the church Office.
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Sneaker Named

The Business and Social Value
of Remembering Names and Faces
will be discussed by Robert H. Mutt
memory expert. at the weekly
luncheon meeting of the Soropti-
mist Club of Washington at l pm
Wednesday at the Willard Hotel
The speaker is the author of the
book, How to Remember Names
Faces and Facts
Members of the club are now en-
gagged in their annual Christmas
project-collecting trinkets and CO.'S
tune jewelry for the teen-agers al
Barney Neighborhood House and
toys and cuddly dolls for the little
patients at Children's Hospital.
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SodaMrto Hold
Benefit Gard Party

The Sodality Union of Washington
will hold a benefit card party on
Thursday at the Mayf1ower Hotel
The Rev. Charles w. Nelson is
honorary chairman and Mrs. Joseph
A. Egan is general chairman.
Committee chairmen assisting with
arrangements include Miss Marie
O'Connor, patrons; Mrs. Walter L.
Nelson and Mrs. Ellen Burke, pro-
grams; Mrs. Peggy Brannan. adver-
tisements; Miss Mary Keating
tickets; Mrs. Charles McHenry
prizes; Mrs. Charles w. Cooke
candy; MIS-. Lucy Goldsborough and
Miss Irene Morgan, door; Mrs. Mary
Poston, arrangements and special
prizes; Miss Catharine McDonough,
Miss Elizabeth Milovich, Mrs. Fred
eric Tuttle and Mrs. Stephen Ryan!
reception, and Mrs. James H. Fritz,
publicity, cards and tallies.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
Musicale to Aid
Suburban H0sbital

A musicale for the benefit of the
Suburban Hospital of Bethesda will
be presented at $50 pm. Tuesday
at the :Woman's Club Of Chevy
Chase.
The program will be given by the
music section of the club, directed
by Hester Smithey, and the Chevy
Chase Chanters, under the direc-
ton of J. Horace Smithey.
The soloist will be Ellinor Benedict
cellist, who received a master OF
arts degree in music from Vassar
and also was postgraduate student
at the Juilliard School of Music In
New York, where she has given
many concerts. Miss Benedict is q
newcomer to Washington.
The choruses will join in singing
two groups of songs and each will
offer a separate group.
The program is open to the pub
lie. A free-will offering will be
taken during the evening.
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'Burg1tndv BALI

The newly organized Junior Divi-
sion Of the NATIONAL Council of
Jewish Women will hold a Bur
gundy Ball. on Saturday at the
Wardman Park Hotel. Dancing will
be from 10 pm. to l am. with
Sidney's Orchestra furnishing the
music.
Proceeds will be used to support
various philanthropic activities OF
the group. sgs ;,
Miss Elaine Wise is chairman o1
the committee in charge which in
cludes Mrs. David Cooper. Mrs
Alvin Newman, jr., and Miss Connie
Tashof,
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IN providing educational opportnni-
ties.
The work program for these stu
dents enables them to contribute to
their own support and also provides
vocational training. especially in tie
fields of agriculture and home eco
nomics.
Boys Work the Farm
The boys who work the farm learn
the best in agricultural methods,
while they care for the livestock and
grow vegetables and fruit for the
school.
Girls learn the domestic arts as
they share kitchen duties, keep their
quarters clean, take care Of the
laundry and make the uniforms
worn by the girls.
When more than 10 officials Of
the OAR visited Tamassee during
the recent tour of mountain schools
aided by the society, the students
did double duty to make their guests
welcome.
AS the caravan of buses and cars
le2AAFCN, e1lC SouIlSoIClo ~ CoSCu 1Oi
ward eagerly to help with the lug
gage. Some offered their services
as guides. Those assigned to the
kitchen got up an hour or more
earlier in the morning to see that
breakfast was ready for, the visitors
on time. And many of them cheer
fully took up quarters in a summer
camp nearby so the OAR ladies
could have their rooms.
Noting how the youngsters had
labored to prepare for the visitors,
how graciously they served their
choicest foods and how happily they
offered their services. Mrs. Harrison
Hightower. Georgia Daughter, felt
very humble. Isn't it probable, ~
she remarked, that they give to
us more generously and with more
self denial than we give to them?"
(ThiS is the second in series
OF stories on Southern mountain
schools aided by the OAR Dhich
Dere included in the recent pill
grimage made by OAR ofcidls.)
Evening star., 1948-11-28
City Club to Mark
18th Annipersarv

The Women's City Club will cele.
brate its 29th anniversary on Tues.
day with an open house for past
and present members.
The activities will begin at pm
and continue through the evening
A special program will be presented
at 8 pm, followed by refreshments
In accordance with custom, mem.
bers will bring birthday gifts Of
linens, towels and such articles a.
the kitchen cupboard needs.
The guests will have the oppor.
tunity of viewing the stately drawing
room, which recently was remodeled
and a new room, the Anna Keltor
Wiley Room, which will be used fol
smaller functions.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
Pet1V0rtb Club

"Christmas Decorations" will be
the subject of a talk by Miss Mary
Turner, director of the Home Serv-
ice Bureau of the Potomac Electric
! Power. Co.. at the monthly meeting
of the Petworth Woman's Club 81,
Thursday afternoon at the Pet.
worth Methodist Church. The hos.
pitality section of the club will bt
hostess at the noon luncheon which
will be served preceding the meet
inc
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On the Engagement Pad

Children Of the American Revolution-To
day. pm, Mount Vernon Society
eighth street NV.
Daushters of the American Revolution
District Society-Tomorrow. IL am.
Chapter House, OAR Manual for Citi
Zenship Committee: speaker. Mai. viii
liam A. S. Dollard. Our New Army
It's, Needs and Some of Its Plans,
Tuesday, IL am. Constitution Hall
District Committee for the Nationa
Building Fund; speaker, Mrs. Rex Hay!
Rhoades, Tuesday. , pm. Chapter
House. Livingston Manor Chapter, bust
ness meeting preceded by dessert lunch
con at 100 pm. Tuesday. pm;
Chapter House. Independence Bel
Chapter; members to bring Christina!
gifts for approved schools. Friday. II
am, Chapter House. National Defens,
Committee: speaker. Edward J. Shaugh
naturalizat tion and immlgratiGp.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
WCTU Meeting

Chaplin Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union has postponed its
monthly meeting to December at
1870 am.
Mrs. Darlington Richardson will
give the history of the union, which
was organized in 1874 and is the
oldest in the District. Mrs. Louis
Stubbs has arranged a special pro-
gram of Christmas music.
Mrs. Ethel Gregory, first vice pres
ident, will preside.
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Christmas Paytv

The Washington Alumnae Asso-
citation of Kappa Delta will hold its
annual Christmas party at pm
Thursday in the Alpha Rho chap
ter house at the University OF
Maryland.
One of the members, Dr.. Dorothy
H. Veon, who is head of the de-
partment of secretarial studies at
George Washington University, will
give an illustrated lecture OIL
Switzerland. DR.. Veon was the off,
cial United States representative to
a meeting of the International So
ciety- for Business Education. held
last summer at the University of
Zurich in Switzerland.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
Miscellaneous Clubs

tt1 tttuWCONS ~ tNOS
District League Of American Pen Women
Today, pm. twilight concert featur.
Kotter, pianist. Tomorrow, 3 pm, Ex.
ecutive Board meeting. Tomorrow, 8
pm, monthly business meeting.
Alexandria League Of American Pen Wom-
en-Friday, ! pm oid Club ,rt Houss' Sc
Cameron Roberts, GERMANY
S"ms1 morrow. inc pm. .4ao Sixteenth street
NV. annual card party
Ladies' Board Of GEORGETOWN University
room. luncheon meeting to be followed
st. Johns Mothers SClub-Tomorrow, Q
ecutive 30 Board yfFmset msetins avenqs frdsy Day $50
annual sa m..nH St nsfes nsfess ehssa: ssm
Women's City Club-Tuesday. 8 pm,
29th anniversary. open house.
Georgetown Preparatory School Mothers
Club-Tuesday, ! to pm: Wardman
Park InI hIIs. Hotel bridge and Christmas stock
st. Martins Mothers. club-wednssday
: TOTO pm; St. Martins Club House:
North capi.ol and streets, streets; holiday lay
PEo sisterhood-wednes 1890 pm.
=, YWCA, Chapter to be hostess at
reciprocity luncheon for District So
ciety. Wednesday, s pm: Chapter G.,
Virginia. with Mrs H. H. Howie, 3565-A
" South Stafford; speaker, Mrs. Frances
IL. Gilchrist. Brazil"
JAYNCEES-Tuesday. 8 pm. directors
meeting with Mrs. Frank Shah, 712
Bennington drive, Silver Spring. Thugs
day, $40 pm, Federal Storase Build,
ing I7ol Florida avenue NV. general
SodaIifx JTn;op NJ WaShinrfan-Thursdsy
Mayfiower Hotel, card party.
WemsR,s Association Of Unlversalist Ma
tional Memorial Church@Thursday =
to pm, annual bazaar and turkey
dinner.
Current Topics Club Of Riverdaie-
Thursday: pm annual CHRISTMAS s
Ravenswood road.
women's American ORT. Washington
Chapter-Tomorrow,; 12:30 pm board
Insraham street NV.
Pioneer Women for PaIestine-Tomorrow
night, Medina Chapter at Coneresation
Beth Israel, 4OOs Minnesota avenue
NE; documentary movies.
day. pm. Indian Spring Country
Club fashion show and luncheon for
benefit of Youth Aliyah.
Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society-Wed-
nesday. noon, Jewish Community Center.
luncheon meeting to complete plans for
donor luncheop.
National Council Of Jewish Women, Junior
Couneil-Saturday. 10 pm. to l am,
Wardman Park Hotel, dance.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
Choral Program

Several groups of students from
the elementary. junior high ane
senior high schools of the District
will present q, program of chora
singing at, the monthly meeting q
| the Twentieth Century Club al
II am. Thursday at the YWCA
Mrs. Philip Sidney Smith is chair
man in charge of the program.
The clubs executive board viii
meet at II am. tomorrow at thu
lYWCA
Evening star., 1948-11-28
PEG Luncheon

Chapter c will be hostess for the
December PEO reciprocity luncheon
to be held at 1890 pm. Wednesday
at the YWCA. A musical program
will feature Marie Deal as guest
soloiSt.
Unaffiliated PEGS are invited to
attend the luncheon. Reservations
should be made by noon tomorrow
with Mrs. w. L. MattockS.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
School Founded in 1919
Tamassee Pupils Eager to Sbow
affection for the OAR Ladies
Bv Frances Lide

To School in South Carolina members Of
Revolution known the OAR
Ladies'"
The gratitude might be felt
TOR O fairy godmoher.
the OAR from all parts of the country the
possible OAR School educate
communities
make contribution
Evening star., 1948-11-28

st. Mary -the-Woods College Alumnae--
Thursday, pm, with Miss Betty
Curtis, 1416 Downing street NE.
Mount HoIyoke Ciub-Thursday, pm,
Mount Holyoke Trading Post. Connecti-
cut Galleries. 1884 Connecticut avenue
NV Six ainmnae will discuss high
lights Of their careers.
Smith College Club-Thursday. $50 p m :.
Lafayette Hotel, luncheon; speaker. Col.
Harold Boies Hoskins, Americas Stake
in the Far East"
Evening star., 1948-11-28
Ciric and Study Clubs

Ciric and Study Clubs
washington CIub-Tomorrow II an,
a.m': DlnaE sEpeafer. sepA ~. Kelsey. past presi-
aeeI Of Wsdnesdsy p sosssy
bers' luncheon.
Twentieth Century CIub-Tomorrsw: II
am YWcA Executive vI9E RSssd mee1inE menfhiy
sroups ' from District Schools,
District League of Women voters-Tomor-
row. $50 pm. Bradbury, Heights neigh
SeSSo SWc8 dlSan ddIss"ssion 3esdershiD tranins
course.
American Association OF University Wom-
en-, Silver Spring Branch--Wednesday
s pm, with Mrs. H. A. Morrison. 425
Flower avenue, Takoma ParF, Md.
Business, Professional Clubs
soroptimist Club Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
day. l G;m:. Willard Hotel luncheon;
s9saks5 snd Social E'ss Ssue d Of @ @semembernE Names
A'esa Podse l"fiaashn: Hotel. iSanashssnn:: spes2s5 isoa
Board Of Trade, trends IN Civic Al
Commmnity Clubs
woman's Club Of Chevy Chase-Tues-
cert cert in co CO. operation With Chevy Chase
Chanters. Thursday. pm. arts sec
ton speaker Miss aat Janice ,,u HOLLAND and
for Children" Friday, : pm. American
Home Committee. interior decoration
s5ss naHs sl tain Nsa Cook II coIor
Woman's Club Of Woodside-Wednes-
iish. Burnt | Nils, Nd.
Petworth Woman's CIub--Tomorrow,
1870 IN. Executive, Board. with Mrs
NV. THURSDAY. noon, Petworth Me
mortal Church, luncheon: l pm: bust
ness meeting; speaker. Miss Mary . Iur.
Bureau. Christmas Decorations"
Silver Spring woman's Ciub-Wednes-
day. 2. pm. social hall Of Woodside
Methodist Church. ssl4 Georgia avenue. nue.;
eras Of American life. ~
Alexandria Weman's Ciub-Tomorrow
Cameron caS R" xtFsss eenm4ai' GsnsI Ss
"5a't "po women Really Rule the Worid5'
Junior Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase- e
sbs p arts Hnd sTaiH
Grinnei' GMl i%"> ss1s Mckinley street NV
dfsma 9Tmne section With Mre David Leon
ard. 6617 Hillandale road, Bethesda.
Beverley Hills women's Club--.Friday. 2
pm. garden section, with Mrs. l.. w.
Pursel. 1901 Norris place, Alexandria;
program. christmas SugeeStions-Cook-
cry and Decorations. to be presented by
Miss Virginia Post and Miss Doris
Clements.
S0r0rities
Kappa Kappa Gavna. virginia Alumnae
"Wednesday, 4 pm. Collinswood Tea
House. luncheon meeting.
Alpha Delta ri, WasfifnEton Alumnae-
Thursday, 8 pm. with Mrs. j. McKen.
ney Berry, jr., 1915 Upton street NV.
Kappa Delta-Thursday. pm. Alphs
Rho Chapter House at University OF
Maryland annual Christmas party
speaker, Or. Dorothy H. Veon. head Of
pepsrtmeht Of secTs,ariai Ts.;Ial STUDIES if1i.
trated lecture on Switzerland.
ri lambda Theta. Alpha Theta CHAPTER
Saturday. . pm, Columbian House
George washington University, meeting
3 to 5 pm, rush tea.
Sigma Alpha Ida National Music Profes
sional Fraternity. Washington Alumnal
Tomorrow. g pm. Arts Club. recep
tion. dinner and musicale in honor @
national president, M1s Kathleen Davi
son Of Des Moines. Iowa.
COLLEGE Clubs
Ra ndolph Macon woman's College. Wash
dinner meeting, Ginos Italian Restau.
Ant. 2317 Calvert street NV. :. speaker
William e. Ring. "Europe's Displaced
Evening star., 1948-11-28

ID NStHPSS, TTOJeSSOEW CTHUS
Soroptimist Club Of Neutrality-suspicious.
day. pm, Willard Hotel, luncheon;
speaker Robert Fl. Mutt. The Business
and Social Value of Remembering Names
and Faces"
Zonta Ciub-Wednesday. 1890 pm.
Dodge Hotel. luncheon; speaker. Leon
Chatelain, jr.. president Of Westminster
Board of Trade, Trends IN Civic AZ
fairs"
, 1948-11-15

the law, that time and again in
the story of every great democra-
cy, men trained in the law, i'm
bued with its spirit, jealous of it's
rights, and confident of it's powers
have proved to be wise guides and
brave servants of the public. In
your own language, their brief has
been liberty and their client the
common veal. There must be
many of you here who feel that a
mans livelihood ought not to be
the whole of a mans life. One of
the great attractions of this pro-
fession is that it is a road to pub
lie service.
The 18th century in our coun-
try, as witness the Declaration of
Independence and the enactment
of the Federal Constitution, as
well as the record of many Of our
distinguished political leaders, Ito
mention only our late great and
distinguished President Franklin
D. ROOSEVELT are enough to show,
that the profession to which you
belong may fairly claim to have
made no small contribution to the
cause of constitutional and politi-
cal progress. For it is possible by
the study and the practice of the
law, not only to render an essen
tial service to the private citizen,
but to fit US all for the greater
work of helping to secure that
Government is, what Government
ought to be.
, 1948-11-15
REFERENDUM

lature for the Virgin Islands
636 voted for 944 against. No.
2: Do you favor two separate
Municipal Councils: 1895 for
461 against. No. 3 Dc you favor
the creation of a single treas
ury for the Virgin Islands: $50
for 1853 against. No. 4: Do you
favor the election of the Gov
ernor by the people Of the Vir-
gin Islands 463 for 1880
against. No. 6: Do you favor a
Resident Commissioners from
the Virgin Islands in the Con-
gress of the United States?
2,194 for 286 against.
, 1948-11-15
SO@N ssss

for hours, a Al gun salute fired
and the lights in Trafalgar
Square was made the tradi-
tional blue, whenever a heir
to the throne of Britain is
born, Naval ships fired salutes
and units of the U. S. Navy
joined in.
Congratulations were sent
by the heads of many govern
ments including President
and Mrs. Harry Truman, the
Presidents of France & Italy.
Bells were rung in Ottawa,
Canada, for one hour.
, 1948-11-15
WEST. INDIAN.

Council Building of the Gov
eminent of Guadeloupe in
Base Terre. Facilities are
available in this building for
Conference sessions, for Com
mittee meetings and for Sec.
retariat offices in eight separ-
ate rooms.
All secretariat services nee
essary for sessions of the con-
ference will be provided by
the Caribbean Commission,
for committee meetings. Steno
graphic services will also be
provided to delegates and adj
visors for the preparation of
Conference documents but not
for other purposes.
, 1948-11-15
NOTICE

The St. Croix Civic Associa-
ton will deliver it's Thank
You Talk to the general pub
lie on Monday evening, Nov
ember IS, 1913 at the Market
Place in Christiansted.