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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-07
STRENGTH AND READINESS

So steadily have talked of our enormous eco homie and military strength in America, we tend to forget that potential strength is not the only reqre- men for an effective role world politics There are times in history when readiness is even more important than potential resources to support war.
 In any long military struggle, the victory usually is won bv the nation or coalition of nations that can produce the most steel explosive, petroleum rupper and precision equipment. When we undertake to measure the strength of the United States and the Soviet Union with this yardstick, we find 1t very comforting Today we produce fully five times as much of these things as does the Soviet Union We ,roduce three times as much of them as do Russia and her satellites
 In long war that would be decisive But II lisii' take long time for to convert industrial capacy st home into fighting power in the combat zones For ,ye are quite thoroughly "reconverted.' Our arcralO industry for example is pitiful shadow Of what II was in ls44-45 armed forces are large ny pre- v,ar standards; but except for the Navy they are
 eton forces or else service forces to do special Joos ench as occupation of Germany and Japan
 In terms of readiness, not in position to make our potential weight count The Russians, in contrast did not "reconvert" They steadily are n- creasing their heavy industries They are building military aircraft at rapid rate. Their army is a big, lumbering ill-equipped force but it is ready And it is a combat force, not service force.
 It is no secret that American plans call for
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-07

tee. is threatening southern Dem ocrats with anti-tobacco, anti cotton and anti-peanut legislation unless they give up their fight for repeal of the margarine taxes.
 Until last week. all the mar gerine bills had been bottled up in committee by the Republicans, led by Andresen. But Congressman Harold Cooley of North Carolina has now mustered 2l8 signatures on a discharge petition, and will force a bill before the House this week.
 When Andresen heard about 1t, he hit the ceiling. He warned southern colleagues that he expects to take over as agriculture chair man next year. and swore he would make it tough on southern legisla- ton. He is counting upon a Re- publican victory at the polls in November which might elevate the present Agriculture chairman. Cliff Hope Of Kansas. to the Cabinet as Secretary of Agriculture
 Meanwhile, housewives are pay ng taxes on margarine as high as 10 10 l2 cents per pound.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-07
CHIANG KAl-SHEk WANTS TO RETIRE
 A5 CHINA HEAD
Surprise Proposal Made 10 Government-Wants 10
 Fiqht Communism
By HAROLD K. MILKS

HAWKING, April 7.-tR-Strong- willed Chiang Kai-shek appeared today to be winning support for his plan to surrender China's Pres idency to an independent ill the interests of national unity.
 It was indicated, however, that he'll remain the governments top man as Premier A spokesman said he wanted to give up the Presidency to lead a Holy War" against the Chinese Communists.
 Chiang made his surprise pro- posal to the Kuomintang Govern ment party Central Executive Committee. Formal action awaits a special session of that body to- morrow. The Kuomintang stand ing committee, which met today to draft recommendations for the meeting, was reported swayed by the Generalissimos arguments.
 A member of the standing com- mittee said later it had voted to urge Chiang to reconsider and ac- cept the Presidency. Its petition will be presented to the full Gen. tral Executive Committee tomor- row.
 "The Communists must be beat en-" said Chiang, If China is to live"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-07

immediate evacuation of Germany and Austria The 125 900 troops have in Europe are corporals guard in terms of combat power in major war Should war come we could only pull out of Europe leaving the whole Continent to the Russian hordes and hope against hope that Great Britain could be held to serve as a base for ultimate offensves
 There is no particular reason to think it will come to this either this year next But 1t is well worth while to recognize that in the present tense conditions our potential capacity to support long war is not the only high card in the deck If we also had ample combat troops in readiness and ample strategic air power in readiness, would have q better hand in the grim poker game in progress
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-07
Paisy's LitiIe Crow Raises School Trouble

VANCOUVER, Wash, =4pril IT. tR-Mary's little lamb could be tied at home, but Black Billy Crow Is so persistent he should get re- pot card from Washington Grade school
 He comes to class every school day
 Principal Elsie Johnson wishes Billy would play hockey. He clowns on the window sills, heckles any chasers from a rooftop refuge and usually manages to get inside once, twice, or many times a day.
 His home room is the fourth grade class. There he is near Pat sy Rancore, his. owner. But he wanders around the building when shut out of there.
 Imagine trying to get atten- ton on arithmetic" says Miss Lou ise Barter, the teacher, when a crow is a visitor If a vent1lating window is open slightly, Billy's ebony head goes inside-and his cawing is recital of his scorn.
 Genuine Levi's, now available at Caelar,s 340 If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-07
LOOK and LEARN s' (. GORDON

there flags embodied in the Union Jack? United 1904? s the highest mountain in the world? developed most animals? which do today?
 ANSWERS: English George Scottish Andrew. the Irish flag of St Patrick 2 Theodore Roosevelt. Mt Everest
  V Franklin
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-07

Marvin, former chef counsel for the Congressional Air Policy Com nittee, has been so concerned about ti problem that he has de- voted his own time and bank &C., count to promoting merchant marine of the air.
 He has prepared figures to show that certificated lines, which have been consistently in the red, could operate in the black for change if they had cargo revenue com- ing in. This would also reduce passenger fares, which were raised twice in 1947 by vote of the CAB.
 The military report, prepared for the Research and Develop ment Board, breaches the same doctrine.
 Let us assist our domestic and overseas airlines," it urges, "on the same bold scale as our fore fathers did our railways
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-07
Daily Lessons in.EngIish v L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: say dinner" Say T HAVE FINISHED dinner"
 OFTEN NISPRONOUNCED Swathe o eneope) Pronounce the as n a SMOOTH
 MISSPEILED: Lewd EW. Fesd; EU.
 SYNONYMS Vigant alert, cautious
 word three times and is yours" Let Today word representing falsely syllable principal follows second A The falsica of discovered"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-07
AIR ARMADA

While the ,Pentagon boys empha- size the importance of the draft, the National Defense Research and Development Board has written a confidential report urging the need of an armada of cargo planes. In this age of blitz warfare, supply lines Il Ist be swift and flexible, which means America must build up a vast merchant marine of the air.
 The report emphasizes the grow ing threat Of Russian submarines, which could make sitting ducks out ol our ocean transports. Russias S underwater navy is already five times larger than the German U- boat fleet at it's peak, the report states. Whats more, Russia pos sesses the deadly German XXI which is "60 times more difficult to locate and kill" than standard World War II subs.
 The present strategy of digging in and stockpiling material at forward bases is also rejected by the Research Board
 Targets should determine the location of bases not vice versa, ' the Board argues The need for maintaining the base should cease when the target is destroyed. Ad- vance bases should become as ex- pendable as shell cartridges" This means construction and supply should he cut to mini mum, and air transport must be- come the backbone of supply.
 Although World War II strategy was determined largely by the availability of shipping. in the next war the availability of air lift will be the controlling factor" the report declares
 4,000 PLANES NEEDED
 In closed-door testimony, military chiefs have warned that they must have 4,000 cargo planes with the carrying capacity oi C-54' s ready to take off at the drop of the first enemy bomb. Against this need, the certificated airlines now have in the air less than 60 freight planes. An additional 125 planes are operated by veterans air freight lines, still waiting for CAB certificates.
 More than 400 small aviation companies have been set up by veterans since V-J day. Several dozen are engaged in air freight and are clamoring for certificates, so they can carry on regular oper- aticns. After nearly three years of applying, not single veterans air freight line has been awarded CAB certificate. In fact, the first case hasn't even been heard yet
 One private citizen, Langdon P
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-07
20 YEARS AGO TIT TIE EMPIRE
APRIL !. 1923

T, 1923 Jury it's report and dismissed announced their would given O Friday, April l3
 planning musical for hold their the lodge rooms in odd Fellows Hall Excavation proceeding site Weather High 39; rain and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-07
BEHIND THE TAX OyERRIDER

Story behind the Congressional overrider of the President on the tax bill is that Truman originally intended to send his veto message to Congress on April 5, the last day he could act, instead of Ap- Til 2
 He suddenly changed his plans, however, upon learning that House Democratic leader Sam Rayburn planned to leave for Texas during the weekend and would not be on the floor to lead the debate against the overrider
 So Truman called in Rayburn and Senate Democratic leader AL ben Barkley of Kentucky, told them of his plans to send up the veto message three days early so the leaders could rally Democrats in both houses to make a ser ies of speeches. They were to charge the Republican tax writers with trying to bankrupt the na- tion in order to win votes in the next election.
 However, these White House rlans fell through. Rayburn, who is still sore at Truman for split ting the Democratic party cn the civil rights issue, didn't even both CT to take part in the debate. In fact, there wasn't a single speech Ly a Democrat in the House sup porting Trumans tax position.
 In the Senate only three Demo-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-07

constituent agencies of an agency within the Agriculture Department to be known as the Agricultural Resources Administration The head offical of such administration would be responsible for the land resources of the Nation. The agency would also consolidate the Forest Service, the Soil Conservation Service. the Production and Marketing Admini- stration and the Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering, now within the Agri- culture Department.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-07
REORGANIZATION 2 DEPARTMENTS,
 NOW pR0p0SED

"A broad reorganization of the In- terior and Agriculture Departments is proposed in bill introduced by Chairman Clifford Hope, Chairman of the House Agriculture Commit tee calling for transfer of three h. terior bureaus to the Agriculture Department.
 The Bureau of Land Manage ment. the Fish and Wildlife Ser vice and certain functions of the Reclamation Bureau would become
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-07
MODERN ETIQUETTE by Ryt,RrRrA LEE

about making the list whom wedding inytaions to be sent?
 the bride and bridegroom mack consulting of both families O. to tip time hotel?
 A Yes; this is usually expected
 permissible the telephone invitation?
 invitation extended the telephone Other wise be letter
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-07

crats-Barkley oi Kentucky Hatch Of New Mexico and Kilgore of West Virginia-took the trouble to speak against the COP. motion to override the President
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-07
JUNEAU NC.dAN'S CLUB

Business meeting in Alaska Elec- tric Light Go. Penthouse, Wed April 2, o'clock. 854 2t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-07

FROM WRANGELL MT. and Mrs. Tom Elswick Of Wrangell are staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-07
The Washington Merry-Go-Round
By DREW PEARSON

fContinued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-07

Genuine Levi's, now available at Casters. $40 u
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All With Automatic Record Changers

AL With automatic Record Changers
tl) sls9e5 Admiral Rodio- -Phorosroph-
~ S2oo50 Brunswick Armchor Rodo- Phono-
oroph, ---,~~----------------- sl4s5o
t3) s2ss.e5 Fornsworth FM-AM Rodo-Phono-
qrophs
ID Sl8o95 Fomsworth Rodo- Phonoeroph- ------$S995
~ s27oe5 6orod FM-AM Rodo Photographs $fe9.e5
" I'M mohoaony ~ Or blond -----------,----.$Izss5
W 9'onI o,oob "0'''0'' 80" '..., .10' -s7ss5
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ID s499. GeneroI Electric FM-AM S3se.5o
~ sl0795 Sonora Rodio- Photographs, mohos.
any or blond -$4sSo
u) s24s 50 G. &. Loco and Short tWoveSl5e.5o
% s25se5 Gorod AM-FM short-Wove BIond---$15s.95
Cd sl7se5 Fomous Moke Blond Rodo- -Phono----$7s.e5
% sl5ee5 MotoroIo AM-sW Rodio- Phono- o------$7995
~ s59ss5 Fornsworth Armchair combinotion $l9ss5
(4) sl1se5 MotoroIo Console S7995
(,f 500 es MotoroIo consoIette- ette------$69 $685.
l7) 500 g Emerson consolette $54e5
Cd s23e50 Zenith AM-FM Rodio-Phono o------$le9s5
~ S24e50 Westinghouse AM-FM Console
ID S395 RcA Victor II tube AM-FM---------$50995
IN saee 80 pb;eo Blond Rodo- Phono- $2ss.e5
nv slAee, Clarion cooso,ette S4ee5
Cd s23e50 Phieo Console Rodo- o-Phono-------$l4995
On Sale Monday at Loeys
Sh and Streets Store Osiy
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With Automatic Record Changers

With Automatic Record Changers
~ ssee5 corion Rodo Photographs ---;----$34.s5
z, Sooo5 crosey l947 Acknowledgements $49.s5
% sll4e5 crosIey Radio Phonoeroph ----------$5795
tsl Siioe5 az ie47 Radio -Phonoorophs sS59.e5
"a, $in4 oS Ns<;or. .BeiI Rodo Phonooroph, 9.o5
t7 1855 Trov-Ler Rodio- -Phonoqrophs s $34.e5
W Gusvo s.moyohs ~ea"ds"'''e RadIo -s5s.s5
-, GO o. Mo,o,oo le47 Rodio- -Phonoorophs $4S.SS
t6) Slloo5 Motoroo l947 Rodio- Photographs $5S.S2
% soeo5 Philharmonic Rodio- -Phonosroph- $59S2
t5) sl2oe5 PhiIco Rodo- Photographs
~ Sooo5 Phieo Rodio- Photographs ---------$4ss5
~ s3oo5 Manuel Rodo- Photographs ----.----$Iss2
~ $685. Zenith Monuo Rodo- Photographs $54.s2
Cd Slz3o5 Emerson Monuo Rodio-Phon $5S.S2
z, $685. Arvin -Phonoeroph -----------$4S.S2
Cd Sooo5 TeIetone Radio Phonosroph- $zs.s2
% Seoo5 RCA Victor Rodio Phonoeroph- -$!4.S2
% So7 so Zenith Automatic Rodio- Phono
- siso os 1.n;,h Automatic Rod;o Phono -.--Se9.95
Cd $685. Teetone Rodio- Phonogroph-
The Above Radio bhososrabhs Uih AUTOMATIC RECOfD
CHANGERS Second Floor LACYS. ah ssd Streets Store
Evening star., 1948-12-12
On Sale Monday at Lacy's; $50 Am. to 9 Pm.

Any item ON this page
may be purchased via
Lacy's convenient and
liberal payment plan.
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Save ON Small Appliances

t4o sl2s5 Comb. Woe Iron and sondwieh Grill. $3.50
(36) sls.ss G. E. Electric Clocks. Leother Bound OF
imported pisskin --------.------. 81. sS plus tux
tle) sl7ss 6. E. Automatic Coffee Mokers----- 1895
90 slss5 Pere westmors Hair D1sn-------$f2.ss
90 s'l4s keseo Electric casseroIes-
1861 $se5 Evsrhot Electric coseroIes
Oe) S6ss to $ss5 Somson Heot Pods ods-----------S47s
t3) s4ss5 Everho. Automatic Roosters-
l7o) S4s5 Push button Door Chimes No botter
OF transformer required SO
~ s7s5 Electric Fish and Steak sroiers-
CN S7s5 Monnins- -Bowmon Heot
() 1895 Aptsze Electric Washers s-----------$is.s
() Sl0s5 somson Automatic Electric Hot Plotes ~
1857 SI00 Foste Woshns Machine covers-------ese
(S5) 7se iron Cords
~ Sll IS Presto Pressure
lz) sls5 Aluminium WhistIins Teo Kettles 2qt----sse
az S1oe5 Electric WoffIe
az $lo50 Rttenhouse Door Chimes
(6) $3.50 Rttenhouse Door Chimes
(3 s2s7s Electric Radotor Heoters-
o) S1es5 Atlantic Electric Heaters
(e) sl1s5 MorkeI Electric Heoters ers---1-------S7.s
90 $50 Two-sIiee Electric Breod Toostes- $z.3s
~ $3.50 Sperti Sun Lamps ps----------------$s4.ss
te) S5s5 G. E. Kitchen Clocks 80 plus scx
tD sl3ss5 Duo -Therm Spoee Heoter---------Sss.s
~ Soess Duo Them Space Heoters-
Cd sllss5 Duo Therm spoee Heatsr----------ss4.ss
% S5oe5 Duo Them Spoee Heofer-
tzS) S4400 cIorke Floor PoIshen- W
(5 S24s5 Universal, Westinghouse and Royal
Hand Vacuum Cleaners s------------------$ls.Ss
(,) s42ss Premier Jr. Tank Cleaners with ct
tuchments
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~ s5s.ss Royal Upright Cleaners
~ S7495 Premier De Luxe Upright cleonen-
~ $3.50 Regime EIeetrk Broom -$z4>ss
ID s7ss5 Lewyt Cleaner with Attachments $4sss
Above Cleaners Are Floor sompIes ond Demonstrators
Every One Fully Guofontesd
90 ssss Electric Baby Bottle sterizers- 80
tzsl sl145 Juice King Juice Extraeton-
(6o) SOC G. E. Gloss Coffee Rods Fit Cory, SIex
VoeuIotor and G. {. Coffee Makers
(2s) S6.75 General Electrical Timers. Electrical
cutoff timers for timing electric sppicnees.
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~ S49o5 Crosley le47 Three-woy Portable Rodios.
~ s29e5 Dynovox 5woy Portable Rodios ------S14.s5
% 5000 Emerson le7 Bottey Rodios with botteres.
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(5) s4oe5 clorion 3-woy Portable Rodos $685.
~ S4oo5 MotoroIo 1o47 3woy Portable Rodo $685.
~ $500 Fomous moke 3-woy portable rodos Sass"
(e) $685. GrontIine 3-woy Portfolio Sl4.e5'
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% S5oo5 RCA Victor 3-woy Portfolio $685.
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~ S54os Temple 3-woy Portfolio Radios --$I9.95'
(l) SSe.e5 RCA Victor ReehorqeobIe $39.95
BATTERIES Extra
On Sale Monday at Laey's
9Th ssd Streets Store OsIy
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notonoy famous roo evson consoles monographs
,orobs eeoo woshers and electric onges oners eezers
cleaners electric floor poshe kitchen cobne hot voter heoter
monograph records obum appliances
knd Many floor samples and demonstrators Many
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sioss5 Fomous Wrineer washer $685.
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SIle95 Fomous Wrineer Wosher with pump -$94.95
Sl4995 Famous Wrineer Washer with pump----$119.95
$20500 Dexter Twin Tub Wosher with pump---$i4o.95
sl39e5 Dexter Wrineer Wosher with pump----S $685.
Sl7ee5 Fomous Spinner Washer Sl43.e5
sl9oo5 Fomous De Luxe Spinner Wosher .e5
s24ss5 Famous ABc; c;o-Matie Wosher-
sleee5 Fomous Wiring ger Wosher with pump----$l2e.e5
Sl4995 Speed Queen Wosher stainless steel tub
Sl3e95 Whirlpool Wosher with ----------S8 89.95
Sll9o5 Fomous WHneer Washer with pump----- SS9.95
sl3995 Fomous Wineer Washer with ump-----$l12.5o
sl34e5 Fomous Wrneer Washer with pump 9.95
Sl5s95 Fomous De Luxe Wosher with pump-----Sl27e5
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Great Savings on Famous Make
TELEVISION

~ s495 90 Famous FM-AM TO- tube TeIevson S359.5o
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ID S3750o Fomous Moke Teevision- -$3z5.oo
CD $500 Fomous Moke 300sq in picture 800
~ $loo95 Fomous Mahogany 7" tube TeIevson.
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Cd S5o500- Famous FM-AM-Phono 10" tube Televson,
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Cd S72500 Fomous FM-AM 10" tube Teevision S4ss5o
CD S44950 Fomous 10" tube Console Televson -$349.50
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~ $685. to S3495 Phico ! ooie kooios---@io 600
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Cd s3o95 Emerson 6-tube WoInut Rodios s-----S19.e5
(o) sz6e5 Fornsworth 5-tube Ivory Rodos-----$l5.oo
~ S2ee5 Motoroa l947 6-tube Rodios
% s24e5 RcA Victor le47 etube Rodios s-----$l5.ss
~ $500 RCA Victor 1947 two-b bond short wave
and stondord Broodcost Rodios- ----S59.95
~ $1,000 Temple e. tube Rodios -S13.sS
us) SIT 70 s,ee5 Trov.Ler 5-tube Rodios Sll.ss
(e) s2ee5 Zenith e47 5-tube Rodios
~ SlO7e5 Pilot FM-AM Radios dios--------------$59.95
tl2) S2ee5 RcA Victor Tobe Rodios
az SASS Pheo 6-tube TobIe Rodos ---------$24.e5
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90 S39e5 GrontIine Pushbutton
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(1ol S49e5 Air King AM-FM TabIe Rodios-----$le.e5
Cd s34e5 Sentinel Ac-Dc TobIe Rodo ,-------Sl4.e5
(6) s9oo5 Westinghouse AM-FM Tobe Rodios $79.95
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~ $685. G. E. Clock Rodios Sz4.95
on Sale Monday at Laey's
Sth asd Streets Store Osiy
Smyrna times., 1948-08-05

handle Buick RoADMASTER with
this new driving magic.
Try it, first chance you get - and
we think you'll want to see your
Buick dealer at once to get an
order in with or without car
to trade.
sDynaFOw Drive Is apaiiabls at extra cost
on Bsick Roadnasfer models oBiy.
Smyrna times., 1948-08-05

thing : replaces the friction
clutch, eliminates the usual for
ward gears, even actuates the
mechanism by which you change
from Driving range to emer-
gency Low and Reverse.
"
lou feel the result in new
smoothness that's like riding a
mighty tide of flowing oil.
You move from standstill to
road speed in one smooth un-
broken sweep of power, quick
and effortless in getaway and
instantly responsive at speed.
You stop by pressing the foot
brake : 60 again by feeding gas.
Once you've set the selector
Smyrna times., 1948-08-05
TO
POLIO POST
Odessa Woman Named AS
Delaware Advisor For Ma
tiOnal Foundation
FORMER TEACHER

Mrs. Jesse A. Loven of Main
Street, Odessa, has been appointed
Delaware Advisor on Women's Ac-
tivities for the National Founda-
tion for Infantile Paralysis, it was
announced by Basil O'Connor, Ma
tional Foundation president. Mrs.
Loven succeeds Mrs. Claire Killor-
an of Wilmington. Assuming full
responsibility of State Advisor
during the season of polio out
breaks, Mrs Loven will help ex-
tend educational information about
Chapter services to polio patients
and their families. She will also
work on the immediate develop
ment of program of women's ac-