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Evening star., 1948-04-17

lawn Grade School and Mt. Vernon High
School within a few blocks; home on y
Of bse9 se9a eys ssd fse ed ba wth
roomy room dining rm. and large living rm
otms Tn oa sna ooa f vf With oe
| heat: can be bought with around $1,000
down, balance like rent; possession witf
sis stiss King st., ov. 6oo5. Open ewes. sne
S9NPaRE SSoMPARE THESE FEATURES before 70,
Kitchen and pantry, front and rear porch
bathroom on 2nd A; 2-car garage. larg!
lot, s5xls5; fun basement. oil heat, !:
sundsy; pm: to pm; l1s E; Hum. Hum.
s'J. GNAsH 4 CO., s1s Kins St, oV
oGga opES oneh LIKE fle HEpGE. Hp a-acre corner
lst f., bedrms. and bath, 29-ft; liv; rEn
hrepl., 1oFmai-size din: rm, Deautliull!
ersepee sereenee porch: ] bedrmss. tiled bath ane
shower; End f., . lge. bedrms.. ampl'
closets; fun bsmt.. h.-w;h, oil; ! block 1 te
Lee hwy left On No sx LsxinstUns to visa, 2s5,
blvd. GL 5273, cH: 55os. lis lis >,
in living room; this unusual modernId de
signed home. featuring bedrooms tiies
baths; on large lot; LIVING roem,, ON, oln,n' lsYsl
second @ has 2 bedrooms and tiled bath
studio ST. 10 bedroom and tiled bath; reasonaol,
priced. excellent tinaneing shown by NG aP'
Realtors, 470I Columbia pike, CHI $500
YOU PAY ses to live in this 5-rm- ane
bath home: fireplace in the lily liy and 1m bath ahs
furn., is 500: total mortgase payments
si25; price. $50, ,76o; down payment lies leSi
coLLAEp-AiKSRaEE, Rsalteearss:s Rsaleass $500 Whs0r
ALEXANDRIA (Braddock sectionl-,As,rr ,s,r
attractive brick bungalow with large NV
excellent closets. 2 bsdEms tile bsx bath; n
Easily made from unfinished attic: full
basement. oil heat. etc; Price, n,s,ntm SI4neni
| to inspect. call Alex. 1855: EBNER :, ~ y;
DUNCAN CO.. Realtors and insurers, Zy' :.
! Rupley Bldg, SIS King St., Aiexanaddia'
OLD DOMINION HILLS - oyerloekina
Westov.T and on /. corner lot; a .ondi. s,rdm
home compaEatiyely neT; u exeel x e9nIiea e91ie
wilson blvd, GIL. or OK. 27s4. III
Evening star., 1948-04-17

aGAD, fhssi5sni Reaitors, f6 A6. o651 open III 3.
ONE ACRE OF LOVELY GROUND with lge
modern ,home; L full bath. 2 half baths,
s besddrnis;, oil h.-w:h,; irepl;; S,sar gsr;
in in income from student rental BGRSH
REALTY CO. Be5wyn; Nd To-, To- 67s3;
TAI E9RsE SI5s sfxMiIY fTis T0 HoaE fosS " M sl and
ing for only $4,000; with ss,399 cash; cash
carline. Catholic church and school. 3
,lks. from Univ. of Md. campus; BURCH
RGAsTY G sTYs CO. gs5wzg gRse Md IN aSa, To 57s3
NEAR ANDREWS FIELD, in Morningside;
Md:-Calif. redwood bunga., rms. and
bath oil heat 6Gxa4e r Eo6 lot; Esfg5 S6o
ssoEe easS y Eenet1g sRss VI $3.50 ssoa fo9
BEAUT. BUNGALOW. possession. Rogers
truly lovely frame bungalow. Large lily
ing rm. and kitchen with breakfast nook,
den and . extra.,large bedrms; and bath
reasonable down payment. For details,
%M Sa until caHonpR1s # seeffa5f PR5pEs4fE s44 nc
How How 1ea WouED fi 2ou PIKE to live in chevy
fsf Ms saes IL an sns snssep suDshsa
ing room, ultra kitchen with steel sink.
dish washer, de luxe electric stove, re-
frigerator snack bar. front. side and rear
porches, three bedrooms. plenty OF closets
and large bath, aluminium screens and
storm sash, forced air roof ventilator in
storage attic. oil a. h, deep yard with new
paved driveway. Owner leaving; immedi-
ate possession: priced for quick sale Open
sun, / pm. to pm. HENRY z. TRIP,
s. sfasSSf' ooo DoMNm4bedroom SA 4o house, years
old, Just redecorated throughout, full base
ment, oil heat, WESTINGHOUSE. range and
water heater; now vacant; lot .49x116:
S12, 500. Open for inspection daily. UN.
1915; ewes. HY. 5517. is
1II2 SEMINARY RD., Montgomery Hills,
Silver Spring-Custom built postwar home;
open Saturday and Sunday. IL till dark;
new. detached Cape Cod, on 70-ft. lot;
8 rooms. 3 baths, attached garage, GE de
luxe cleo kitchen, slate roof. copper
plumbing. cutters and spouts; modern flush
doors, colored tiled baths. jamb switches
in closets. noiseless mercury switches;
service entrance to kitchen, built-in book
shelves glass shower door. approved ade-
quate wiring. phone outlets in every room.
infra-red heat lamps in all baths, plumb
ing for washer, concrete front and rear
orches, Sanitas on walls in kitchen and
baths, Venetian blinds, weather-spripped,
insulated, screens, 40-sallon water heater,
reach: es Out Georgia ave. to $500 block,
turn left u block to sign. J. BERs.
GE. ao4s. -eS
Evening star., 1948-04-17

hardwood floors air-conditioned heat with
oil burner; owner out of the city; price,
Prone Mr., Rice. WA. 7494. with SHAN
NON g. LUcHs CO. 1906 H st; NV,
MA. 2345. To reach: Drive out Michigan
aver nd rd bear uefa e oaps a en
oursTaN6iSG 81 sHs s6ds estate. a'f Potomac Hun.
Club section-Can be purchased with 2
or more, UP to 100 acres; this home was
built about. 8 yrs. ago by well-known
builder for his own use: only the best ma
terials were used and it is in immaculate
2 spacious closets, inclosed sleeping porch.
2 baths on -2nd f.; stairway to floored
attic; 1st a has entrance hall, large living
n odern. all-eiectric kitchen with large
pantry, also large screened porch; in base
ment is q, den with full bath: oil heat:
scar garage. chicken house. tenant house
and 2 barns. This is really a stand out
and must be seen to be appreciated For
appointmsnt; caI Mr.; ssunders; e I'm n,
a1o LAUREL AVE. Laurel. Md.-Modern
S-room dwelling End garage; lot 100X1 so
Laurel 15s. 19'
FOREsTVHLE-6-rm. brick. Cape Cod:
tile bath. full bsm5: mt, Oil heat; Laundry
sns ans gas scpno range qy conv
frame bungalow, Brick-tex siding; bath;
oil h-w.h.: part bsmt. $1,000 cash.
WYVIIL REALTY CO. HI. 66l2. lis
LANHAM, MD.-1l acres. 5-room home,
excellent condition; S12,500; terms.
S-room single home, large lot, h.-w.h.; !;
$50; terms
New 4-room bungalow; open attic. full
bsmt.: near everything: S12.950; terms.
Large 6-room house; over acre OF
ground. S9,950; terms.
oorcies; corner lot; $3.50; S1,950 cash,
balance like rent. Call LOUIS MILLER,
5213 Baltimore ave- Hyattsvile. CN. 2723;
eyes UN 1856 is
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Chest X-Ray Survey
Is Extended I Weeks

The chest X-ray survey will be
extended through the end Of June,
William E. Leahy, general chair
man, announced last night.
The two-week extension, Mr..
Leahy said, is made possible by the
acquisition of additional X-ray
equipment, the opening OF resi-
Dental areas heretofore unsched-
uled in the survey and word from
United States Public Health officials
that equipment now in use could be
used for another two weeks with
out prejudicing future commitments.
The survey has checked 447 900
persons in the Washington area to
date, MI. Leahy said. Of these less
than $4,000 have been advised to
have further examinations.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Provisional Regime
Set Up in lndo-China
Nv IN. A,,oe;ot,d Pres,

BY ths Assoeiatsd Press
HANOI, Indo- China, June 5.-Ihe
French-sponsored central provi-
sional Wet Nam government was
proclaimed today aboard q French
warship off Haiphong.
A treaty signed aboard the ship
admitted the government into the
French Union" 1t has as its
premier an officer in the French
army.
The Wet Nam republic headed by
President Ho Chi Mimi has called
the new regime a puppet govern
ment. The republic has been fight
ing against French rule In Indo-
China.
The new regime was set up In
opposition to the republic. Its ex-
istence was proclaimed without an
election.
The treaty linking the government
with the French Union was signed
by French High Commissioner Emile
Bollaert, former Emperor Bao Dai
and Premier Nguyen Xuan. lieu
tenant general in the French army.
Bao Dai read the proclamation.
His imperial colors. red dragon
embroidered on yellow, floated be-
side the tricolor of the French re-
public and the new flag Of Xuans
government, yellow with red stripes.
Evening star., 1948-06-06

The leisurely method OF burglar
who took two hours to case" and
enter a home in broad daylight was
described in Municipal Court yes
terday by a witness who said he
saw the whole operation. /.
Charles A. Brown. colored, told
the court he was sitting in his front
room at GIT Twenty-first street NE.
last Thursday when he saw a man
walk onto the porch of the house
at No. 615.
He said the man first walked about
the porch peering into front WIN
dows and rang the doorbell several
times. Getting no response, he
produced a croWbar and smashed
window.
This, Mr.. Brown related, was fol-
lowed by short pause in which the
man glanced up and down the
street. Unexpectedly he then saun-
tered off to street corner block
away.
But about IS minutes later, the
man was back on the porch, peering
and prowling some more and final
ly smashing a pane of the front
door.
of he went again." Mr.. Brown
said But when he came back
from the street the second time and
crawled in the broken window, /
Evening star., 1948-06-06
$33,638,37o More
In Aid Shipments
authorized by ECA
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

A s33, $685. $40 authorization of new
food and commodity shipments was
announced yesterday by the Eco
nomic Cooperation Administration.
It thus maintained its steady flow
of recovery goods to Europe despite
q House-voted cut in foreign aid
funds.
British American zones in Ger
many and the free city OF Trieste
showed up on the list of receiving
countries for the first time. Bizonia
Germany will get s3,0O0,000 worth
OF fruits and vegetables from Italy,
paid for by this country.
Trieste will receive wheat, -four
and other goods valued at 81 ,844 ,457,
mostly from the United States. The
other new ALLEGATIONS go to Norway,
Italy, Austria, Greece, France, Den
mark and the Netherlands.
Full Spending Rate Reached.
Approvals last week hit the full
spending rate which would use up
In u months the $6,533,7l0,288
which the Truman administration
asked.
ECA spokesmen had no comment
yesterday on the effect of the House
vote to slash that amount to $780,
71O,288 and spread it over IS months.
They said they are awaiting the
Senate's action.
The new approvals bring to $287,-
64O, 1924 the total of purchase author
izations for the European Recovery
Program, to be financed by Amerl-
can grants or loans. In the total are
nearly 1000 900 worth OF wheat
S24 ,0O0, 900 of wheat -four, $53,7O0,OOO
of coal and s27, 7,745 900 of cotton and
other fiberS.
New ApprOva1s Listed.
BY countries, the new approvals,
include:
Norway-Inedible tallow. s39 900;
to be purchased here by the Norwe-
gian government.
Italy-Coal, s13,310,000: to be
bought here by the Italian govern
ment.
Bizonia Germany - Lemons, Or
anges, grapes, apples, potatoes, cab
bage and other foods, $4,000, 900; to
be purchased in Italy by the United
States Army
Greece-Wheat. $3.675 ,9O5; to be
purchased here by the Agriculture
Department.
Denmark-Sesame seeds, $37 900;
to be purchased in Portuguese West
Africa by the Danish government.
Au5ria-Wheat flour, $2,169 ,480;
Evening star., 1948-06-06
-Four Latin Countries
Enter Customs Union
" N. As,ee;o,.d Pres,


QUITO, Ecuador. June 5.-A Gus
toms union Of Colombia, Ecuador,
Panama and Venezuela was voted
last night by delegates of the four
countries to an economic confer
ence.
The. four countries once were
joined together as Gran Colombia
after Simon Bolivar liberated them
from Spanish rule more than 100
years ago.
In the last five years they have
been working closely together in
economic affairs. Colombia, Ecua-
dor and Venezuela set up a joint
merchant fleet several years ago.
The customs union was voted by
preparatory commission which
prepared the agenda for a general
conference of the Gran Colombian
nations to be held later this year
The commission recommended
that groundwork be laid for a Gran
Colombian central bank, joint in
surance underwriting firm, unifica-
ton of social security systems of
the four countries, an agreement on
patents and trademarks, joint air
line and central Institutes for SCI
entific and technical development.
Evening star., 1948-06-06

streptomycin, $4,000 and wheat,
50, 1888 OPT. all to be purchased here
by United States agencies; nickel
ore, $35,001, to be purchased In
Canada by the United States Treas
ury; superphosphate, $4,000, to be
purchased in Belgium, Switzerland
or the Netherlands by the Austrian
government; basic Stag. $320,000, to
be purchased in Belgium or Luxem-
bourg
France-Lard. s1.146,00O and in
edible tallow, $577,500, to be pur-
chased here by the French govern
ment; sesame seeds, $S40 600, to
be bought in Nicaragua by the
French government.
Trieste-Coconut oil, s55 800; tall
low, S38,001; wheat flour, 1890 ,693;; !;
coal, s264,OOO; lard, $4,000; Colo
phony Gesin), Salts, all to be pur-
chased here by United States
agencies; and canned Mexican
beef, s115,998, to be bought by the
Agriculture Department.
Drugs for Netherlands.
Netherlands-Stee mill products,
81 100000; penicillin and other
drugs. s250,O0O; cross-ties, SCI 900;
all to be purchased here by the
Netherlands government.
The purchase total announced
by ECA includes shipments ap-
proved for China, which, Ike
Trieste, is administered separately
from the European Recovery Pro-
gram. Chinese aid to date totals
S5, ,7O0,88o.
The totals for the European coun-
tries under the foreign aid act are
Italy, s62,0O9,376; France, Sll0,-
989. 1856; Britain, S42, 200, 900; Austria
S22,31O,672; Netherlands, $22, 2,l53,-
$50: Greece. s14.614.543; Bizonia
Germany, s3,OO0.OOO; Norway, $2,-
253, 600; Denmark, s565 900.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Emerson Institute Holds
Commencement Tuesday

The 96th annual commencement
exercises OF the Emerson Institute
will be held at pm. Tuesday in
the school auditorium, 1924 Eigh-
teenth street NV.
Earl Goodwin, new analyst, who
graduated from the preparatory
school in 1895, will be guest speaker.
Approximately Is students. OF
whom more than half are veterans,
will receive diplomas.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Court Told How Witness Saw
BuroIor at Work for 2 Hours

took down my shotgun. loaded It
and telephoned the police" The
witness added he stood guard at the
front. while Pvt. M. j. Sears of No.
9 Precinct, with pistol drawn, closed
in from the rear. Their quarry sur
rendered.
Booked on HOUSEKEEPING
charge was Eugene Epps, 20, colored,
of no fixed address, who was char
acterized in court by Assistant
United States Attorney Stafford
Grady as a professional burglar"
just out of Jail after robbery term.
Judge Walter J. Casey held Epps
under S. 900 bond for grand jury ac-
ton, after a plea of not guilty.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
ChiIdren's Dance RecitoI'
Set at Friendship House

Forty children will take part in
a dance recital at 7:30 pm. tomor-
row in Friendship House. 6l9 D
street Sc. It is the 18th annual
dance recital to be held by the Com
munity Chest organization.
Among the dancers will be Sonia
Holtzclaw, 3, who will do a fan
dance; Norma McNab, Is, Dance
Evening star., 1948-06-06

Of JOY" and Barbara Dyer. l3s
Rainbow Dance" Children Of the
intermediate age group viii dance
the Scarf Dance" a polka, Irish
Lilt" and q Chopin waltz, while
teen-agers will perform the SUM
mer Serenade." The costumes were
made BY a committee Of mothers.
Evening star., 1948-06-06

Legend has 1t that eternal youth
can be yours by bathing before sun
rise in rainwater caught by Bath
tub Rock in Idaho's Silent City OF
Rocks.
Evening star., 1948-02-15
LOO attend
Embassy Tea

Approximately 1,7OO fraternity
women went to the French EN-
bassy yesterday afternoon for q
benefit tea sponsored by the Pan
hellenic Association of Washington
The number would have been much
larger, if space had permitted, fol
the reservations were SO heavy thai
numerous prospective guests were
unable to obtain tickets.
The tea-flrst of its kind given
by the Panhellenic-was for the
benefit of the Foreign Student Schol-
arship Fund. Proceeds this year will
be given to student from France
Mime. Bonnet, wife of the French
Ambassador, received the guests
wearing Christian Dior gown OF
smoke satin and corsage of gar
denias. With her were the officers
of the association, headed by Mrs
Ronald Clarke Kinsey.
Two delegates from each of the
sororities in the Panhellenic acted
as hostesses and wives of members
of the Embassy staff alternated at
the tea table.
Music was provided by the Gault
String Quartet, under the direction
of Willis Gault, and the Wilson
Teachers College String Trio, di-
rected by Stanley Gaub.
Evening star., 1948-02-15
YWCA Luncheon
To Featnre Program
On Latin America

Miss Muna Lee of the American
Republics Area Division of the State
Department will be guest speaker at
luncheon to be given by the World
Fellowship Committee of the YWCA
at 1890 pm. Thursday at YWCA
headquarters, Seventeenth and <
streets NV.
Some Contributions by Women
to Inter-American Friendship" will
be the subject of Miss Lees talk.
Sonora Olga Briceno, cultural at
tache of the Venezuelan Embassy
will share honors on the program
and will present songs representing
the folklore of her native country
She will be accompanied on the
piano by Col. Jorge Marcano, former
air attache of the Venezuelan En-
bassy, now here on special mission
Among the guests will be Sonora
de Ivanissevich, wife of the Argen-
tine Ambassador; Sonora de Fernan-
dez-Davila, wife of the Minister
Counselor of the Peruvian Embassy,
and Mrs. William S. Culbertson,
wife of the former United States
Ambassador to Chile.
Other distinguished guests will
include Sonora de Caceres, wife of
the Ambassador of Honduras;
Sonora de Castro, wife of the Am
bassador of Ell Salvador; Sonora de
Merlo, wife of the attache of the
Argentine Embassy; Mrs. Carl Hugo
Farman, Mrs. Howard G. Nichols,
president of the Washington YWCA;
Mrs. Ralph B. Kennard, chairman
of the World Fellowship Commit
tee, and Miss Mabel r. Cook, execu-
tive director of the Washington
YWCA.
Evening star., 1948-02-15
Women's City club
To Hold Banquet

The European Recovery Plan will
be discussed by Mrs R. T. Carriers
chief Of the division of public liaison
of the State Department, at the
banquet to be given by the Wom-
ems City Club at pm. Thursday
at the clubhouse, 1888 street NV.
Special guests of honor will be
past presidents of the club including
DR.. A. Frances Foy. Mrs. Harvey
W. Wiley, Miss Marjorie Webster,
Mrs. Gladys B. Middlemiss and Mrs.
John T. Lucker.
The club will have as its guest
at a tea to be given next Sunday
Mrs. Ralph E. Flanders, wife of the
Senator from Vermont. Mrs. Albert
G. Dodge is chairman of the tea
which will be held from 4 to 6 pm.
Miss Virginia Benjamin, Miss
Gladys Gordon and Mrs. F. I. Swift
will serve as hostesses.
Also to be honored by the club
during the coming week will be Mrs.
Agnes Sigh Turnbull, who will re-
view her recently published book,
The Bishops Mantle" at tea in
her honor from to 7 pm. Wednes-
day at the clubhouse.
Evening star., 1948-02-15
DR.. Reid to Speak
Before Quota CMb

The 29th anniversary of the found
ing of Quota International will be
celebrated by the Quota Club of
Washington at a meeting on Thurs
day at the Hotel 2400.
Dr. Helen Dwight Reid, chief of
the Division of European Educa-
tional Relations of the Office of Edu-
cation, will be guest speaker. She
will discuss womens efforts to secure
international peace. Miss Bess
Glenn will be mistress of ceremonies
and Miss Margaret Ellis will preside.
The program will be in keeping
with the proclamation made re-
Gently by Mrs. Marie E. Higgins, in
ternational president, urging all
Quota clubs to observe the month of
February with the theme "Women's
Share in Promoting Peace"
Mrs. Higgins declared in her mes
sage that this should be the month
"in which We recognize the i'm
portant role of women in influencing
governments toward peaceful settle
ments of disputes and encouraging
their support of the United Nations
in it's work of establishing a peace
full community of nations"
Evening star., 1948-02-15
Religions Leader
To Address club

Mrs. Joseph M. Dawson, lecturer
and religious leader, will be guest
speaker on a program arranged by
the Woman's Club of Chevy Chase
for its monthly meeting Wednesday
at the clubhouse
Mrs Dawson, whose husband is
executive secretary on public rela-
tions for American Baptists, accom-
panied him to Europe last sum-
mer and visited Germany, France
Italy, the Netherlands, Switzerland
England and Denmark. Now resi-
denC of Washington, she lived in
Waco, Tex. for more than 81 years
and was awarded an LID degree
from Baylor University. Her SUBJ
ject will be Building World Broth
erhood."
The meeting will open with lunch
con at noon. The Rev. Carl Lyon
assistant pastor of the Shrine OF
the Blessed Sacrament, will deliver
the invocation and a musical pro-
gram will be presented by Pauline
Holcomb, soprano soloist of the Ma
tional City Christian Church, ac-
'companied by Hester Smithey. Mrs
Robert J. Dannemiller will preside.
A talk on wild flowers will be
given by DR.. Fred Coe at meet
ing OF the nature-garden section at
2 pm. tomorrow. A tea will follow
the program.
DR.. Arthur w. Hummel, chief oi
the Orientalia Division of the Ii
brary of Congress, will address a
meeting of the literature section at
2 pm. Friday. He will discuss
"Highlights of Chinese Literature. y
The program will include a book re-
view by Miss Mathilde Williams.
Evening star., 1948-02-15
On the Engagement Pad

Columbia Heights Art Club-Tomorrow
| 1:3o, pm: 1851 Columbia, road NV.
speaker. Mrs. Raleigh Gilchrist' ia
s pm, Mount Pleasant Branch Library:
| speaker Miss Mary G. .oursler, United
! States Census Records"
District Women's Christian Temperance
United states Capitol Frances T. vii
| lard memorial observance. "wednesday
odist Church.
PEG Sisterhood. Chapter ,J-Tomorrow,
1850 Connecticut avenue NV.
Sacred Heart School Guildl-Tuesday. 1:15
Rector's Aid Of st. Marsaret's Church
ss fssexs BY Mrs coSd RseE Ss
win.
Entire Nous club-Tomorrow;; 2 Pm, with
wsshinston Reader. club1Tuesday, s s
Hall, Hail. i46s sSts COLUMBIA iattla0iss road NV. ~
Woman's Bureau, Labor Department
Tuesday, ,L; pm intsrdepastmenta1 .sIvan1 an
ems status-Yesterday, Today; Tomor-
row; speaker, Dean c; MILDRED Thomp-
Sb SGb OF and vafsar o6sa Egess media
progress of women to be displayed in
auditorium foyer.
DaughterS OF tne Y: > army, Junor uroup
ellis P street NV
washington YWCA-Today, 4 to = pm;
ie Tth ms as hssks G9s ss or aa6i beMs of
Alesandria YWCA-Today, pm, eoa
sise Asnes %a seott cRuSsaturaay
dayy & iunehson: s s SPEAKER. $. G, stakss Of
women. sneS Amer American U'eS oSRr-wednesday, Jew
| sh Community Center. membership
n efss ane ss1a Of nsPs s Aroana ths
B'nai Birth Women of Alexandria-To:.
rhoV North wsshnston s, street r@pe spsakers @ H
Lichtenstein: director Of B'nat Birth
civ EUROPEAN of aap. AID m III. Los Angeles
Mayfower Hotel: annual luncheon; en-
Bs isTae PSs oas sG
the strses mSscs snd
with Mrs, J. weitz, 1472 Columbia
ss2 fso chsg.r s Of 9erss Hasa'aTnf
District Daashters Of the American Revo-
chspter, sGai3@2sFeS 6aR ehaptsr House @ TomoT,
pm p PRINCE GsOrses 60 sm,t5 coppty "
SoTthsmpson tom street tree % NV speaker s Miss
Elizabeth Avery. Tuesday. s pm. In
! l. McDougle. 3713 Woodley road NV.
| discussion of Auchincloss bill for home
rule for District. Tuesday, 8 pm.
Fort McHenry Chapter, with Mrs. Elmer
Shane and Mrs ,Delos w. Thayer, New
Berne Apartments. Tuesday, 8 p.m.,
| Constitution Chapter, Chapter House,
Approved Schools Committee play.
Wednesday, 2 pm, Sarah Franklin
| Marcia Burns Chapter, Chapter House;
| speaker, Mrs Thomas J. Gattis. State
chairman of approved schools. Wednes-
day, s pm, Ellis Island Committee;
Chapter House, exhibit and sales OF
articles made by convalescent patients.
| Thursday, 3 to z pm, District OAR
Thursday. 8 pm, Martha Washington
Chapter, CHAPTER House: speaker, Mrs.
| Thomas B. Dimmick State. chairman
Of Americ canism. Friday, 1:30 pm,
CHAPTER House: speaker, Mrs. Rex HAYS
| 2 pm, Keystone Chapter. with Mrs.
| George W. Crawford, $500 Woodley
| road NV: speakers. Mrs. r. H. Lyle
seaton, State chairman Of conserva-
ton. and Miss Luella Chase. State
! chairman Of Museum Committee.