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Evening star., 1948-10-07

centurS H Fox hP Picture % nrodueed by Wniism lam
sereenplay by seaton from story BY
Faith Baldwin At the Palace.
Jason --------- william Holden
EdRsra Bell aens oeEhar9
pr, Conway y"--N--~@l---.' Grin Barnet:
Dorothy y--------- Randy Stuart
Ruth " Marion Marshall
covered day he finds himself caught
up in the problems of Peggy Miss
CrainO. She is a GI bride who, with
her studious and idealistic young
husband, is about to be kicked out of
their trailer home on the campus.
Before the emeritus professor
knows what has struck him. Peggy
has talked him out of his attic, and
has caught him up in the tempo of
her life too thoroughly to permit
him even a stray thought about his
suicide plan.
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There is nothing smart about
Peggy, certainly neither her mind
nor her clothes, but she Is full of
hope, terrifying energy. and a kind
of youthful practically that sweeps
all before it.
The elderly professor never has a
chance once she has decided he is
just the kind of lovable old man
she and her young husband need.
In a flash, he finds himself emo
tionally involved in the fact that
she is going to have a baby. that she
has weakness for stray dogs, that
she thinks older people and younger
ones shall work together for bet
ter world. and that she is winning
combination Of bravery and youthful
idiocy who needs his assistance.
No man ever got over a feeling
of uselessness more quickly than
poor old Prof. Barnes once he has
fallen into Peggy's clutches.
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Neither Miss Baldwin nor Direc-
tor-Author Seaton is able to bounce
Apartment for Peggy out of the
rut in which such stories have been
travelling ever since inspirational
fiction was discovered
What they try to do instead. is
to keep it bouncing along in this
rut at such pace that the specta-
tor has no choice but to grab and
hang on. In this, 1t must be granted
them, they are reasonably success
full.
Moreover, when the story does
slow down. it is merely for a philo-
sophie meditation and discussion by
Actor Gwenn. He is pretty good at
this sort of thing. as If he might
have been an elderly philosophy
teacher at one time. instead of an
actor. Simply by his own sincerity,
he rescues scene after scene from
its inherent dullness, although even
he is helpless in the one which calls
for him to assemble one Of those
infant bathtubs that come knocked
down, from mail-order houses.
He gets a touching humor into
most Of the sequences in which he
participates, a kind of twinkling
wisdom which is notoriously lacking
in most movies one sees.
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Twentieth Century Fox has thrown
up a modest and comfortable cam
pus as the scene of Apartment for
Peggy" and by photographing 1t, and
Gwenn's young and beautiful asso-
ciates, in Technicolor, it has made
the Palace picture a pretty thing.
Miss Grain. Holden, and several
platoons of young CT students and
their wives make nice ornaments
around the old professor character.
1t may be wrong Of them. in the
large social sense. to suggest that
they have the ingenuity to solve the
CT housing problem by themselves.
This clearly never entered their
heads. nor the head Of the goth
Century-Fox, and maybe not even
the average audience.
Evening star., 1948-10-07
Lives Her Part
HOLLYWOOD

Lovely Doris Day had to work as
a waitress in the studio commissary
for two days to qualify for her
stellar role in Warner Bros cur
rently filming musical comedy, 1.-TWO
Guys and a Gal"
She emerged from the ordeal with
lame back. from trays, aching
feet. pocketful of nickels, dimes
and quarters, and a wan smile.
Evening star., 1948-10-07

APARTMENT FOR PEGGY" a goth
Century Fox Picture produced by William
Perlberg, directed by Georee Seaton
screenplay by Seaton from a story by
Faith Baldwin. At the Palace.
THE CAST
Peggy y------- Jeanne Grain
Jason -------- William Holder
Professor Barnes Edmund Gwenn
Professor Edward Bell --- Gene Lockhart
DR.. Conway ay------------ Griff Barnet:
Dorothy y----------- Randy Stuart
Ruth -------------M Marion Marshall
JEANNE Patle BehrS
Evening star., 1948-10-07

Nine-tenths of Shirley Temples
scenes in "Belvedere Goes to Col
Evening star., 1948-05-25
|DabIs Are Hosts
1t Cocktails

Mr.. Edward Dahl, political econ
omist with the State Department S
Division of South Asian Affairs, and
Mrs. Dahl, planned a cocktail party
for the newly appointed United
States Ambassador to Ceylon, Mr..
Felix Cole, but when yesterday, the
day of the party, arrived, the guest
of honor was unable to attend be-
cause of illness. But the party went
on, just the same.
Guests from the Indian Embassy
included the Charge d'Affaires and
Mrs Nehru. and from the Burmese
Embassy, the Ambassador and Nine.
So Nyun; the First Secretary, M.
Myat Tun; the Second Secretary
and Nine. Tin Maung, and the Third
Secretary and Nine. Khin Maung
Gale. The Pakistan Embassy was
represented by the Commercial Sec
retary and Mrs. Farookhi, and the
Siamese Embassy by the Financial
Attache and Nine. Prabhailakshana
Among the American guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Satterthwaite,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Thurston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Sinclair and
Mr.. and Mrs. 10y Henderson.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
Miss Day Is Bride
OF Patrick Healv
AT REPUBLICAN, BALL.

Miss Monica Day. daughter OF
Mrs. Henry Sherman Boutell, II
was married Saturday to Mr.. Pat.
rick Carroll Healy, son of Mrs
Frank Healy and the late Mr.. Healy
The ceremony was performed in
the rectory of st. Matthews Ca
thedral, the Rev. William J. Await
officiating at o'clock in the pres
ence of only the members Of the
two families and a few intimate
friends.
The bride wore a simple frock OF
white net and a picture hat to
match and carried an old-fashior1ed
nosegay of pink sweetpeas and corn
flowers.
Mrs. Delos Chappell of New York
was matron of honor and Mr.. Dean
Brundage was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boutell were hosts
to the wedding party in their home
in Alexandria following the cere-
mony. Mrs. Boutell is well-known
novelist, writing under the name OF
Anita Boutell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Healy left later on
their wedding trip and after June Is
will be at home at ZIG Prince street
in Alexandria.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
Mangors Entertain
1t Small Dinner

The Second Secretary of the Nor
wegian Embassy and Mrs. Mangor
entertained at a small dinner party
Saturday evening in their home on
Massachusetts, avenue.
This was group of their young
friends, said Mrs. Mangor, whose
guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Oyvlnd Scott Hansen, Mai. the
Honorable Miles Fitzalan- Howard
son of Lord Howard of Glossop and
a member of the British Military
Mission here; the First Secretary
Of the French Embassy and Nine.
Jean Pierre Bernard, Mrs. Tyson
Lyeth. who has dashed back from
Newport for more Capital enter
tainment; Miss Dolly Corbin, and
Mr.. Charles Carroll Morgan, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mangor will 90
up to Newport July l. where they
have leased house for the A-
mainder of the season, when Mrs.
Mangor's son, Stephen Leonard,
will be home from St. Paul's for
the summer HOLIDAYS.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
Dinner at Cuban Embassv:
Irish official Entertained

State, Mr.. Norman Armour; former
United States Ambassador and Mrs.
Joseph E. Davis, the Director of the
Division of American Republics and
Mrs. Paul c. Daniels, the Assistant
Chief of the Caribbean division and
Mrs. William w. Walker, Mrs. War
rem Delano Robbins, Mrs. Wells
March, Mr.. Edward Tomlinson and
Mr.. George Livingston Williams.
In the afternoon, Nine. van Klef-
fens, wife of the Netherlands Am
bassador, entertained at tea in
honor of Princess Malta Scenario OF
Java, who is in Washington for a
Today visit.
Mrs. Raymond Wilson, sister of
the hostess. who is visiting at the
Embassy from London, was in this
gathering, as we're Mrs. Walter
Foote, Mrs. Paul M. Linebarger,
Mrs. Harold Jefferson Coolidge, Mrs.
Francis Mckee Stone, Miss Lois
Clark, Mrs. Elizabeth Lindemann
and Mrs. Rachel Mason. and from
the Embassy-Mme. Reuchlin, Nine.
Daubanton, Nine. Heb. Mime.
Philipse, Nine. Slotemaker de Bruine
and Nine. Soejano, who is the Prin-
cess hostess during her stay here.
Israel Visitor
The head of the new Provisional
Government of Israel, Mr.. Chain
Weizmann and Mrs. Weizmann ar
rived late yesterday afternoon and
are guests of the United States Gov
ernment for day or so. They are
staying at Blair House, but no
formal entertaining is planned.
Mr.. Eliahu Epstein, who has been
head of the Jewish Agency will be
the Minister designate when the
formalities of the establishment of
the new government are completed
He and Mrs. Epstein live at 2210
Massachusetts, avenue which they
purchased for the new government
some time ago. Mrs. Epstein is
native of Palestine.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
Will Be Debntante

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Parker Fair
lamb will present their daughter
Miss Gwendolyn Steele Fairlamb. In
December. The bud will be gradu-
ated from Holton Arms School May
81 and will be a debutante in Bal
timore also. She will attend the
first Bachelors Cotillon in Balti-
more and preceding the dance will
be the guest in whose honor he1
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Benedict Platt of Washington, and
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Grafton
Dulany Rogers of Baltimore will
entertain at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Harper Car
roll, II, brother-ln-laW and sister
of Mrs. Fairlamb, will give party
in their Baltimore home during the
winter for their niece.
Miss Fairlamb will be in Wash
ington through June and will join
the debutante festivities OF the
early summer.
Evening star., 1948-05-25

The Minister for External Affairs
of Ireland, Mr.. John Sean Mcbride
with the three other Irish officials
who have been at Wardman Park
Hotel for several days, will 60 to
New York this evening or early
tomorrow morning. They will take
of Thursday for Ireland.
The visiting ofilcial was the guest
of honor at luncheon yesterday OF
the Assistant Secretary of State,
Mr.. Willard L. Thorp. The lunch
con was given at Blair House and
other guests included the three
members of Minister Mcbride S
party, the Minister of Finance, Mr.
James j. McElligott; the Assistant
Minister of Finance, Mr.. G. p.
Sansfield Hogan, and the Secretary
of the Ministry of External Affairs,
Mr.. Fred Boland, the Irish Min
lister, Mr.. Sean Nunan; the Assist
ant Secretary of State. Mr.. Norman
Armour; the Chairman Of the Fed
eral Reserve Board, Mr.. Thomas B
McCabe; Mr.. Wayne Chatfield-
Taylor and Mr.. William M. Bissell
of the Economic Cooperation Ad-
ministration; Mr.. John D. Kicker
son, Mr.. Paul H. Nitze and Mr. Ed
ward r. Wales and Mr.. H. P. Fales
of the State Department, Mr.. Fales
being in charge of the Irish desk.
Cuban Dinner
The newly appointed United
States Ambassador to Cuba and Mrs.
Robert Butler, who are here en- route
from the Ambassador former post
in Australia, were honor guests at
dinner last evening of the Cuban
Ambassador and Sonora de Belt.
Other guests at the dinner were
Senator and Mrs. Tom Connally,
Senator and Mrs. Claude Pepper,
Senator and Mrs Brien Mcmahon,
the Director General of the Pan
American Union and Sonora de
Lleras. the Assistant Secretary of
Evening star., 1948-05-25
Sorority to Hold
Barbecue Subber

Mrs. Frank Stoner will entertain
alumnae of Alpha Phi Sorority al
barbecue supper to be given al
$50 pm. tomorrow. Following the
supper, the newly elected officers ol
the association will be installed.
Mrs. Elmer Carriker, president
and Mrs. Richard Turner, vice presi.
dent, were reelected for a second
term. Other officers are Mrs. j. P
Wade, recording secretary; Mrs
Reeves Tilley. corresponding secre
tary, and Mrs. Frank Taylor. treas.
urer.
Mrs. Carriker and Mrs. M. L
Palmer, chairman of the sorority's
philanthropic program, were choser:
to attend the national convention
to be held in June at Glenwooo
Spring, Colo.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
Mrs. George Sbafer
Hostess at PARTY

Members of old Washington
families were among the guests al
the delightful party Mrs. George
Shafer gave Sunday for hel
daughter in law, Mrs. Roy L. New.
hauser.
The gay family affair was the first
to be given by Mrs. Shafer since
all her sons and their wives re-
turned to the Capital to make theil
permanent homes.
Guests found the attractive porch
that Mrs. Shafer recently had add
ed to her home, at 1918 Sixteenth
street, a charming place to be. Ano
the adorable little garden was
abloom with roses, iris and other
seasonable flowers.
Assisting the hostesses in serv-
ing the guests were Mrs. John H
Hoover, Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwjr
and Mrs. Cloyde Heck Marvin.
Mrs. Edward c. Dove, jr., daugh.
ter of the hostess also assisted hel
mother
Evening star., 1948-05-25
Susanne Wickes,
DR.. Nelson We'd
1t St. Johns

Miss Susanne Richardson Wickes
daughter of Mrs. Charles Rust
Macpherson of Saginaw. Mich, be-
came the bride Friday of DR.. Rob-
ert Burwell Nelson. jr., son OF Mrs.
Nelson of Winchester The wedding
took place in ST. Johns Episcopal
Church, the Rev. c. Leslie Glenn
officiating, and was followed by a
reception at the United Nations
Club.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by Mr.. Macpherson, wore
an ivory satin gown with a full
length veil of ivory illusion, bor-
dered in rose point lace. She car
ried a cascade bouquet Of butterfly
orchids.
Mrs. Olcott Deming OF Rockville,
who was matron of honor, wore a
gown of pale green marquisette over
taffeta with an open-crown hat OF
yellow illusion, trimmed with vel
vet bows and streamers. She car
ried cascade bouquet of yellow
daisies.
The Misses Suzanne Macpherson
Of New York, Elizabeth Volonic of
Lowville, N. Y; Lois Berney OF
Washington and Prudence Wickes
of Saginaw, who were bridesmaids,
wore yellow marquisette over taffeta
with matching open-crown hats
trimmed with velvet bows and
streamers They carried cascade
bouquets of white daisies.
Mr. Seddon Nelson served as best
man for his brother, and ushering
duties were performed by the
Messrs. James Garnett, Bruce Nell
son, John Scully, Olcott Deming
Alfred Garnett and Stewart Bell.
The newly married couple left,
following the reception, for a honey
moon at Hot Springs. They will
live at 3217 Volta place on their
Evening star., 1948-05-25
announcements
of Engagements

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Monti o.
Plymouth, Mass, announce the en-
gagement of the latter's daughter
Miss Anna Scotti, to MIR. Alvir
Marchigiani. son of Mrs. Gennart
Carbone of New York.
The rride-elect is graduate Of
St. Elizabeth's Hospital School o1
Nursing In Brighton, Mass, and o1
the Catholic University of America
School of Nursing Education ir
Washington.
Mr.. Marchigiani is graduate Of
the Catholic University School o1
Engineering and Architecture.
lMafhias.DHion
The engagement of Miss Edwina
Frances Matthias to Mr.. Francis
Bennett Dillon, jr., is announced by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L
Matthias.
The hride-eiect is a graduate Of
the Academy of the Holy Names
Mr.. Dillon attended Colun,bia Tech
nical Institute.
No date has been set for the
wedding,
Evening star., 1948-05-25
OAR Unit to Meet

Mrs. David L. Wells, State regent
Of the District Daughters of the
American Revolution, and Mrs. c. c.
Haig. president of the Chapter
House Corporation, will be honor
guests at a meeting of the Federal
City Chapter at pm. tonight at
the chapter house.
Miss Elsie j. Van Cleve will be
installed as regent Of the chapter
at the meeting. Others to take
Office are Miss Ina B. Jordan, vice
regent: Miss Sara j. Davenport
chaplain; Miss Jane Magill, record
ing secretary; Mrs. c. G. Hearne
corresponding secretary. Mrs. w. H
Fellows, treasurer: Miss Ethel G
Speicher. registrar; Mrs. Horace A.
Ruckel, historian, and Mrs. M. F
"a fman librarian
Evening star., 1948-05-25
Democratic Group
Hears T1V0 Talks

A plea for greater understanding
of her native land was sounded yes
terday by a visiting Greek news
paper woman at luncheon meeting
of the Woman's National Democratic
Club.
At the same time, club members
heard Miss Malta Sunario, daughter
of Wiranata Koesoema, head Of the
state of West Java, discuss the
change which the emancipation OF
women has brought about in her
country.
Mrs. Helen de Blahos. assistant
editor of the Greek nationalist
paper. Kathimerini, told the group
that press reports have not told the
whole story of what Is being done
with the American taxpayers money
in Greece. Your money is going
not only for arms" she declared,
but for roads, bridges and all sorts
of welfare work" She added that
American wives living in Athens are
helping, too.
Mrs. de Blahos assailed reports
that there is no freedom Of the press
in Greece "All copy filed by cor
respondents in Athens reaches New
York safely" she asserted.
In reference to the death of
George Polk. American news cor
respondent recently found murdered
in oalonika Bay, Mrs. de Blahos de-
clared, I'VE Greeks never murder
strangers. We may have, fought
with and killed each other for CEN
turies, but our tradition of hospital
ity to visitors from other countries
has never changed"
Miss Sunario. who was dressed in
one of her colorful native costumes,
told the group Indonesian women
already fill positions as lawyers,
doctors and teachers and that big
business" is now their next objec-
tive. She also pointed out that
marital rights is highly contested
issue. "Monogamy, divorce and ALI
mony for women have become the
battle cry of the emancipation
movement" she declared,
Mrs. Norman Littell. program
chairman, introduced the speakers.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
Fay to APPear
|AtCub SbO1V

Frank Fay, star of Harvey" nov
playing at the National Theater
will make an appearance at the
international fashion fete to be
sponsored by the Washington Wei
lesley Club from to pm. tomor.
row at the Shoreham Hotel. Mr.
Fay will attend the affair following
his matinee performance.
The fashion show, which will
feature costumes from a number OF
countries modelled by the children
of members of the diplomatic corps
here, also will include a showing of
current styles. Refreshments will be
served during the afternoon.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
We'd in Missouri

DR.. and Mrs. Elwood E. Whitesell
of Takoma Park have returned from
Kansas City. Mo. where their
daughter, Miss Patricia Jane White
sell. recently was married to Mr.
Darrow Heaton Smith of Kansas
City, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
L. Smith of Jefferson City, Mo. The
ceremony took place in the Second
Presbyterian Church. DR.. r. Park
johnson officiating
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are making
their home in Kansas City.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
Wedding Date

Miss Barbara Ann Reiss, daughte,
of Mrs. Howard Reiss, has selected
Saturday. June S, as the date for her
marriage to Ensign William Dwight
Chandler III, son of Capt. and Mrs
Chandler.
The ceremony will take place at
5 O'Clock in the Navy Chapel on
Nebraska avenue and will be fol-
lowed by reception at the home of
Capt. and Mrs. Chandler on Tilden
street.
Ensign Chandler will be graduated
on June 4 from the United States
Naval Academy.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
Alh11znae to Hold
BanqHet Thursday

The annual banquet of the HOLY
Cross Academy Alumnae Association
will be given at pm. Thursday al
the Kennedy Warren. Recent grad.
yates of the school will be received
into the alumnae group.
Mrs. Frederick Seibold, who was
graduated so years ago, will be the
guest of honor at the banquet. Miss
Margaret Trewhella will be the toast
mistress and musical selections will
be presented by Marie Sautel
Handy. Mrs. William Gallagher
governor of the District Chapter o1
the International Federation o1
Catholic Alumnae will make the
principal address.
The committee on arrangements
is under the direction Of Mrs. Robert
Hawkins, Mrs. Lillian Harper anC
Mrs. Ward Koepnick.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
'Javits Charges
British Financing
Arabs in War

Charging that the British de
financing and directing the Arabi4n
offensive against the Jews in Pale6.
tine, Representative Jacob K. Javits.
Republican, Of New York told the
Washington Chapter of Hadassah
yesterday that the United States
should take a definite stand to end
this interference"
IF Britain insists on financing
an aggressive war, directly or indi-
Irectly, with the money it Is receiving
from this country, we will have to
make that nation understand that
there will be no more money" the
speaker declared.
Mr.. Javits, who addressed Hadas-
sah's annual spring luncheon at
the Mayflower Hotel, also assailed
the Lebanese for the removal Of
American Jews from an American
ship. Declaring the Lebanese have
completely lost their heads" he
said this country should make 1t
clear that such defiance" will not
be tolerated.
"It is time for the United States
to fish or cut bait on the Palestine
issue, with the recognition that the
British and Arab states are putting
us in the same position that the
Soviets put us into with respect to
Greece" he asserted.
Mr.. Javits also expressed the opin-
len that the United Nations could
do great deal to end the conflict
in Palestine. Declaring that 1t
would not be necessary to send
troops to the Holy Land. he pre-
dicted that an economic boycott
or an interruption of communica-
tons would soon bring the Middle
Eastern nations to terms.
Mr.. Jarvis called on the women
of Hadassah to continue their work
in behalf of Palestine, declaring:
THE work you do there represents
to them the embodiment of Ameri-
can Jews. Without the support of
the five million American Jews,
they could not fight"
Hadassah, which is the women's
Zionist organization of America.
maintains a medical center on
Mount Scopus outside Of Jerusalem
and also works in behalf OF refugees
children through its Youth Aliyah.
Mr.. Javits was introduced by Mrs.
Samuel Lubin, the new president Of
the Seaboard Region of Hadassah.
Mrs. Joseph Freedman, president Of
the Washington chapter, was the
luncheon chairman and outlined
the accomplishments of the group
during the past year.
Among the honor guests at the
luncheon were Mrs. Elihu Epstein,
wife of Israers representative in the
United States and the presidents
of other Jewish women's organiza-
tions in Washington.
Following Mr.. Javits' address Of
ficers of the eight new divisions OF
the Washington chapter we're in
stalled. Mrs. Freedman has been
named president of the overall or
ganization and the presidents Of
the new groups are Mrs. Phillip I.
Heunan, Midtown; Mrs. Aaron H.
Gerber, Upper Sixteenth Street:
Mrs. Joseph L. Mendelson, Con-
necticut- Wisconsin avenues; Mrs.
Herbert Sharfman. Southeast High
lands; Mrs. Harry Miller, Brent
wood; Mrs. Irving L. Posner, Chevy
Chase-Bethesda; Mrs. Louis Rob.
bins, Haywood, and Mrs. Allan
Henkin, Henrietta Sold.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
In the Meas

1t. Comdr. and Mrs. Richard
Winn are entertaining as theil
guest Mrs. Winn's mother, Mrs
Andrew Ryan of San Francisco, who
will be In Washington until mid.
June. She then will return to Cal.
ifornia to spend the summer ir
Coronado, where she will be joined
by her grandson, Michael Ryan
son of DR.. and Mrs. Andrew Morris
Ryan of San Francisco.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
Reception Planned

The Rev. Hughes de Cabrol, head
chaplain of the French Army, who
is in this country at the invitation
of the chaplains of the United
States Army, will be the guest of
honor at a reception to be given
tomorrow afternoon by the members
of the French Protestant Church.
The reception will be held at $50
o'clock in the parish house OF ST.
Johns Episcopal Church on Six
teenth street.
The Rev. de Cabrol has served as
military chaplain in Syria, Mo-
rocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Italy, France,
Germany and Indo-China. All
French people in Washington, Amer
ican friends of France, especially
those who served in France. are in
yited to attend the reception,
Evening star., 1948-05-25
Woman Rokes in Fish

McLEANSBORO Ill. tP.-Mrs.
| F. F. Frey saw a big fish in shallow
water at a nearby lake. She took
garden rake and made the catch
22-pound catfish
Evening star., 1948-05-25
BaNStaged by GO p. Women
Introduces RebubHcan Glide
Bv Frances Lfde

Republican Glide setting the keynote OF festivities
hundreds last night
Ball by the District of Republican
Virtually the main floor Mayfower Hotel taken
given Districts the
194S National Campaign Fund
Joseph Farrngton league president assisted
ing which included prominent possibilities
H.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
Gr0Hb tOEIect

Officers for the coming year will
be elected at the dinner meeting Of
Theta Sigma Phi to be held at $50
pm. tomorrow at the Iron Gate Inn.
Miss Muna Lee. who attended the
recent Bogota Conference, will be
The guest speaker.