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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08
youngstown, Obio

9euti9e Gu. 2ntb. $snterus .Vemesnbe
SSn Hens,us Eemple, @. 4parbman q.
Yfarrer 8ilIiam s. @elt5er, 610 y
Subinn Mpe. Sonntaaldule 8 llbr BORN
Gn9liiher 8ottesoienft 10 llbr. Deut'
1Her @pttesbienft II 1lbr. Seben erte,s
Sonntna I'M Npnat Srallen 0erein Ver'
iammlnma Sehen 8lueiten Sonnta9 TN
Ronat Siirdenrats sSitrna. Seoen erften
..ar h:!t!cn Snnnta9 i'm Ronat 0utter
Yiaa @eriammlnna. Sounta9iGulfitun6
ipirb i'm WoralS befanntgeaeben.
yl1e Bolts uno @lullbenSGenOeIeA
s;uo h.rslidb Willtomnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08
Calm, Otis
Gtangeltid,. 0utb. Gmman1el. .QtrAe,
201 @Dutb WrpabiuQn.

. Yaitor Sobn 0auman. 5onntaei&aIe
ieben Sonrtaa llbr bornittags. 10 I'M
@otteshierit IN Der lanncsiprdde. II
llbr oeutidcr Gottesbienft. Ser beut'
ite &ird)eu 5ralen Ntrein bat aul 5tpet'
ter Nittipod) ieben Nonats. 8 llbr
abenbs. Werfaulmlung. aonfirmanoens
llnterrid)t (3lpsiidbrig) ron SeptembQ
bis Clrern, 9ienStae uno Greitaa .sd@s
mittueS 4 llbr.
Nue 6laubenseenofen u,lb 6reunbe
5iIo ber3lid1 tpiLlfommen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08
@inbior, Ont., 8anaSa
9.. HauIus 2tr&e, @rre1t I've.

1875 Yerent Nbe.. @inSior. 9dnabA
@ottesoierlt in ben Sunlmermcnotea
:uu S--1O llbr porntitto0s. Sonnpoes
ilule ppn 1O-t1 1lhr pormitta9S. sSes
ben er5ten Nontae i'm 99onot 3,rdens
rats sS,Sun9 Seben ersteil Ocnnerstac
e,.v MS I'M Nonat 6rauen Yerein SH,
,..na. Nue ToItSs unn G,ldnbenS8enoMen
firb aeraIid lpillfoulmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08
Canton, Cbie
euthcetf@e Gbrtttus Htrne.
21f3-14. ctr. g. g.

Gafor Nnbreas Nagelbad. 921-4t5
Ct, q. 9. (gtear). Canton 4. Ohio.
Eelcpbpn: 5-S345. Seoen Gonntag
1890 llhr beutlder @ottesnienit. 1890
llbr enaliide Sonntaas1hule.
Nue 8luabens8enoiien mnb 8reunbe
limb ber3fidb etneelaDcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08
Gllmoob Stir, ga.
ct. TamI'S Gu. Gmtberan G1urd)

XdiIor Sno,nas y. S,3n;8el. 0dupts
aottesSienlt ieben SpnHra0 1O:8O utr
a,oror,is. gc,,nta9Y9ule $3.50 lltr.
Runii...=ancenuuterridt ie mad dneabe
Des SFnrrers. 8ir6cnsatsiisuue ieoen
letten Samsrae i'm YanN.t 7 ubr aberbs.
Sonntagi6ullebreriibune ieoen brttten
Sc:::::.:.:..a iip. Ronat, $40 ilbr n.orgens.
&iruen1orprobe iecen Sreitaa 1880 ubr
abe,iiS. Air1en 6rauen SereinszStts
una icocn brttteu 9on,ierstaa inl Tos
mt. :-S ,11r; 2utb9 Xiaa<Situng 8
Bis Q llhr ubenbS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08
Chicago, Sainois
Ct. 8eulS Qler:einbe.
4S55 Nor1pr Sfrppf

4S55 SonleI Sfreet
Eaftor Or. Otto @. Geld. 4S59 Sos
mer Ctr. Seben Sonntas Q llbr Sonn>
taaidllle. 10 llbr cnalifder @ottesbienft
II llbr bc,tiher @ottesbieni;.
g8ir Inben alle 8laibe:.sgenohen ,ino
Greunoe ber3lid Elm 5u ben 8ottess
hieniten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08
GIenelan6, Clio
9. 9. Guana. 3uth. @t. NsbanneS Qir&e

- VI VuuWS. Sutu. W. N1uuWUeS St11e
Yaftor 9cns Soiiel. 7O1 gbbb Noab.
Eel: Nulberrn 0648. 8 1lbr pornittaae
eeutfder Wottesbicn1t. 10 llbr Sounz
tagldule. ii llbr cneIiide, @oftesbienft.
9ntber Qiga Wnbad)t ,trb VerInnmlunQ
Sonntag 1870 llbr abe,.oS. 0onfirmons
osnsllnterr'dt unb bcutsG)e SdMle am
Sar;stdg oon 8 nbr pormittnaS an. aIle
@iaubens9enoifen finc ae,5li@ einees
tiben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08
Kirfblirbe Aatbrifbtell
Earfea. Ha,

Desti&e Gp. 9att. St. HantuS .3tr6e.
721-26 6ruIt due.
Bfarrer Nrtbur 8. SLANT. Seben Conn.
tag 8 llbr por,nittags Sountaef@ule;
10 lbr cu8lifber; II llbr beutf&er
@ctteSoienlr.
Mue l,ltberiiden G'!aubensaenofles
beutfdler uno enaliIder Srnae In Gar.
ref. Sbarun nno umaeaent linb aii ben
@ottesoie,iten ber3lidft ein8elaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08
ten iuerocn fGnncu.
Die 19eoaftiou.
Sas Gillette Silfs,uerf

bdlt am GonnerStaa, oen 10. Sanuar,
ohcnoS, I'M Shulraume ser ct. 81
bnnncS &lrcte, 757 Gbhp Moao, sic
monutlidc %crionmllng a6. 9ittc
ole anlpcltno 81 iein, ga .pid)tiac
gclprcflmgcn ,pcgen Dem 9aIar Dor.
licgcn.
Martba Mel;cr, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08
Ictrpit, Mi6i9an

ICttOtt, U(t0tBuu
9eutidbe uub S6@tti&e Gu. St. 3etrnS'
Qtrdbe. Ulenfielb unb Nssterrs ape.
Yfarrer SpbanneS Neutih, 1921 @lens
fieIb Npe. Sell: Yineree 6206. xn8s
lilfer 8ottesbienit 10 ubr pormittogs;
Deutihe unb en9lifbe SoItntagitule nm
II iiSr por:nitta9S. SsytIdler @ottess
bieu5t I'M II llbr pormitta9S. Seoen
letten Gienstag bes Y2onats @irden>
ratsSisuna. Dur6 bic Commemorate
ieben britten DienStde. io,:ft ieben
critten Sonntag Nra:,eu Wercin Uer>
fammluns. air6enhorprobe ieben Sreis
taeabeno.
Vile Glcubenseenoiscn ino Sreunoe
iinp -prr3lid) einaelaten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08
Siueis 1.

s(Gen Mitgliebern biene sur &C..
fGQigen Nadribt, oab amicre na6ltc
criammllmg am ssrcitag, ocu' t6.
Sanuar, s llbr obcnos itattfinoet. Sn
oieier Gcriammlllna lperoen bie ge-
pGbIten @camten fir Sas Sabr 1913
in ibre s(emtcr eingeiest. slucb finoet
sic Sotclwcoenfieier fir bie inn Der.
iloIicncn Sobr perltorbcncu 0iitslie-
ser itott. Ssn Scr am 10. Se5ember
Itattgefunoenen Seriamlnllng ml,r'
Sen sic iolgenhen 9ean,tcu gelpablt:
YrGiioent, Senrp S6inS(er 'a.
/. Gi5c-YrGi., Ssfar &pbl
2. Gicc-Eri., 6ran5 &otb
Grot. ..Sefr., 3m. Sd)uiter
Sin. SER, g. 6ritih
Sd)obm., Sranf Sam
'Sauptbuh, ,6iibrer, Sobn Sbies
Sua. a..Sefr., GrnIt @ottIbling
Scr,poltcr, S. Soancr Sr, Sans
Steiner, Sobn 9inoer, Steian
Sann, Wt. Salmen
9ireftoren, 80. Sbies, Serman
ssolbertb, 60. 8roB, Sans
&ebner, 90. Miiller
Mrhiuar. Mihacl Sdinoler
siiruade, :Sietor @ottidlina.
Sim Sonntag, Sen II. Salh,ar, fin
set infer gemiitliber slbeno fir M!t.
alieSer ,mieres Gereins Itatt. Scbr
pieIe bon ,mleren Mit9lieoern babcn
oie @nmeloungsfarten ,Mdt einQe'
ionot. 9as &omitcc lpirb ct,pas mcbr
Giien subereiten, tim mld Iolde Wfit
elieber bcoienen 5ll fonnen Die lid
!! ni6t angemeloet baben. 9as GiIer
! ,uiro piinftlid nm 6 llbr ieruiert ,uer
ben. @m. SdnlIter, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08
8arD, Snbiana
9emtfd,c Gr. Qut6er. &nrternS .9is6s,

Gdc IL. Ane. unS HiJlmsre Gts.
YfIrser Wuenit q. SiitttnG 1919
Gilmore Ctr. te{.: 225s1. SebeA
Sonntaa . ilhr bOrnittags Srnuta0s
fdmle. I llbr en9IiId)er @otteSbientt
II llbr utitber @otteSbienft.
Mne thcr,Shen @In,bensaenoHen
beutlc5er .ub en9liider 3lnae in @arp
,nh llm9eb,Ina lino al ben @ottesbien'
ltcn berAlid einaelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08

CIebelanb Vet. TeMf}6b .WeulelM6e,
Beit S0. Ctr. nnb Biaarb Npe.
Sobannes 9eutidtdnber unb Sobn s..
0eu:fd)ldnber, Yfnrrer.
Sonnta9s: 9 llbr bormittoe, beuti6er
@ottesoienit 10 llbr. Sonnta9i6uIe lno
Wibelitinlbe fir gruabfene. 1 llbr borz
nlittn9s. gnsliider @ottesbienit. 1880
llbr abenos, gn9Iiid)er Gottesbien5t. -
aonfirmanbensllnt ieben Samss
tag 10 llbr bormittags. Sebermann berS.
LID mi0fomnenl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08
Columbus, Olip
Guana. lutber. SQarttn 2nther Qtrde,
Ode Dtpler uub Nnn Strabe.

Yfarrer g. q. $euer. Scben Sonntoe
porittaes 3 llbr Sonnta0sd)uie; 10 ubr
eneliidjer @otteSbienit; II llbr be,itiher
8ottestienlt.
Nue Glaube.lsaenoNen unb Tre,n.be
li"o beraliG, emeelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08
Nonaea, ga.
9euti&e Gpans. .3utb. gt. 3eter1.
Nenteinhe. +. ctr.

Yfarrer Sans .. 8. Sinloletf, 2zz
Nbams Ctr, aao6efter, ga. Tetep9on:
g9oheiter 236S. @ottesbienit $3.50 u9r
morpens; Sonntaei6ule 1915 11tr. =
8rallen Nerein Weriammt,lne am Iettsn
3onnerstas ieben NonntSs8 llbr abenbS
Sebermann 1T beroIih ,piQfcmmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08
6untefteab, ga.

9eutide Gp. 2ntb. ct. Marfus 2trds
222-224 Sit 9. Mpe.
0feb. Sreberid g. Mltboff. Yaitor. Tek.
pGcn: so. l745. Sonntaafdule ,norgenS
9:30 llbr - @ottesbienit 10:30 1lbr.
glIe 0laubensaenoHen iinb beralt4
ipillfomnlen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08
3,peig "a.

feiert iein 34jabriaes 8eiteben am
Samstog, ben Z. Jebruar. I'm 6 llbr
abenos inn Gillette Sadienbeim NIT
einem feinen slbenoeiien fit ale I'm.
fere Mitglic6er. Oie Beamtinnen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-01-08
olenoerunoen i'm
Observation-Disclosures

2lenoerun0en i'm
2lorei enfalenoer
Slae SefretGrc Der 3ueiauereine
SeS Central gcrbanbes uno Ses
Sdnaer6mnoes io,uie Der :. 9. 3. u.
iinS frennolidit erimdjt
bis Ipdteitens oen
t9. 1a,,uar 194S
bic Namcm nao Horc0cn Der neu.
mno uic6eraemdbIteu @eamteu ibrer
@crciue acfdlliait einienben ~ tuol.
len, oamit bic
poraenommcn iuerocn f5nnen.
Die 22eoaftion.
all6 cllre 6rellnbe init. Gs laoct
ber5lih Elm.
SnS Gomitee.
Evening star., 1948-01-04

projects. "A con- Mr., MeAlpine.
sutant for the Tennessee Valley
Authority and the Panama Canal,
he has served on boards study
ing development Of the Upper
Mississippi. the Mississippi below
New Orleans, the Missouri River,
the Florida Canal and the st.
Lawrence Waterway. He also has
taken a part in planning most
of the major dams constructed
by the Corps of Engineers.
For wartime work he received
an Exceptional Civilian Service
Award.
Mr.. McAlpine has been a men,
ber of the American Society Of
Civil Engineers since 1916 and also
belongs to the Society Of American
Military Engineers.
A native of Massachusetts, and
graduate of the Massachusetts, In
stitute of Technology, he has lived
here since joining the Office of the
chief of engineers in 1894. His home
is at the Clifton Terrace Apart
ments. -
Evening star., 1948-01-04
P. {. LuginbuhI Retires
From Income Tax Post

Peter C. Luginbuhl has retired
from the Income Tax Division of
the Bureau of Internal Revenue
after IS years of Government service
including more than 20 in the Dis
trict, it was announced yesterday.
lie was stationed most recently in
the bureaus Cleveland office. Be-
fore that, he had served for 20 years
as Treasury Department auditor
| here.
A native of Ohio, Mr.. Luginbuhl
was graduated from the National
Law School and is a member Of the
District and Ohio bars. He expects
to develop his interest in photog-
raphy, and will divide his time be-
tween Cleveland and Washington,
according to his daughter, Miss
Kathryn Luginbuhl Of 1888 New
Hampshire avenue NV.
Evening star., 1948-01-04
Chest Agencies Study
Staff, Service Cuts
On Reduced Budgets

Staff reductions and curtailment
Of some services are among the
major moves under consideration
by many Community Chest agencies
which face operation this year on
narrow budgets resulting from the
Chest campaign failure.
The Family Service Association
has scheduled special board of
directors meeting for pm. to-
morrow to outline Its program for
next year on a $126,683 budget. The
association had requested 1885, 6,801
from the Chest. It's executive and
budget committees have been study
ing recommendations for measures
to reduce expenditures.
The new board of directors Of the
Washington Society for the Hard of
Hearing will study its 1948 budget
Of less than $4,000 at a meeting at
7:30 pm. Wednesday to determine
how to do the best job possible under
the Chest ALLEGATION Of $3.50.
Faces Staff Cut.
Charles M. Fyfe, executive di-
rector Of the Boys Club Of WASH
ington, is working on the clubs
appropriation, which is about $40,-
600 under the amount asked for
1948, following a budget meeting
Friday.
AS does the Family Service Asso-
citation, the Boys Club faces the
necessity of cutting stats, with a
resultant curtailing of services.
at an emergency conference called
by 1t. COL w. w. Bouterse Of the
Salvation Army Thursday on adjust
ment of its program to a $4,000
budget cut, it was suggested the
transient hotel at Seventh and P
streets NV. might be terminated or
made self-supporting in order to
meet approximately 90 per cent of
the Chest appropriation cut.
ALLEGATION Is Depleted.
The divisional commander re-
ported the 1947 ALLEGATION for the
care of distressed, families was de-
pleted October /, because of the
many cases where public welfare
regulations prohibited relief under
that category, but where immediate
aid by the Salvation Army was i'm
perative. -.
Some budgetary items had to be
readjusted during the last quarter of
1947 to meet these needs, it was said.
Col. Bouterse said, I'VE are OBJ
ligated to take care OF every worthy
person who appeals to, us for assist
ance, even if it means curtailing
other essential activities. The hun
cry and those seeking to retain a
roof over their heads must have
priority"
Evening star., 1948-01-04

IA S4VA GAASAA
eers at the So
ciety's 95th an
nual meeting in
New York jan
uary 81 to "a, it
was announced
today.
A S s o ci a ted
with the Corps
| Of EnGi1laexs
since 19U2, Mr..
McAlpine will be
honored for his
work in inland
waterway and
flood control
F7E ~ ls'3s.
Evening star., 1948-01-04
Civil Engineer Group
To Honor McA|pine

William H. McAlpine, special
assistant to the Army chief of en-
gineers, will receive an honorary
membership in the American Society
Evening star., 1948-02-01
Service Dance
Ends Happily

Here is a story that illustrates the
cooperative spirit of those who
work to make the Soldiers, Sailors
and Marines Club a home away
from home" for servicemen.
The third of the dances featuring
the clubs new recreation program
was scheduled for last Friday
Owing to unforeseen circumstances,
30 young ladies who formerly had
acted as partners we're unable to
attend and Mrs. Brantz Mayer, the
clubs executive secretary, spent all
of Thursday telephoning for help.
Plans for cancelling the dance
were rejected, as it had been ad-
vertised extensively in all adjacent
camps and stations. So at $50 the
excellent orchestra from Boiling
Field was tuning up and men were
coming in. But as the early arrivals
looked over the situation they were
only persuaded from leaving by Mrs.
Mayer and Mrs. L. M. Haviland,
canteen manager. T.
Finally, six girls from Arlington
Farms arrived and were greeted
enthusiastically. BY this time, the
number of men had dwindled, but
they gradually drifted back and were
there to greet the next contingent
of four girls.
However, something was still lack
ing. But that something was sup
piled later by Staff Sergt. Petrina
c. Nigro, United States Marine
Corps Reserve and part-time worker
at the club. Sergt. Nigro brought
in group of guests from her supper
party in honor of Miss Mary F..
Cugini, an ex-Marine, and her
fiance, Corpl. Valentine G. Nicko,
U. S. A., who are to be married
Saturday.
From then on, the orchestra played
with renewed vigor and the dance
went to a successful finish. The
next dance will be held Friday,
February 13.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
Engagement Pad

Tau Beta Phi. Tau Chapter-wednesday
Alpha ri omera. Alpha Chapte er@Today
to Dm r., Rsfs Service
day pm, Louisiana Hail, Arlington
Farms. business meeting.
Mortar Board rso Alumnae "A Association.sat ,,
founders day luncheon; speaker. Sen
ator WAYNE Morse of oregon, Ethics
and Politics."
Miscellaneous
Mount Vernon society-Today. 5 pm.
eshh h MT srees Bus f3D Mss Esze
OAR.
Tomorrow, II am, Mayhower Hotel
5Iys Frank 30 E kssfs slt y, Wisconsin ss2
Lincoin L@inas Day ba banqpet: p speaker ] Repre- is
sentative Everett Mckinley Dirksen Of
District Girl Scouts, District s-Tomor.
row. Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
assembly room. launching of interna-
tonal aIn triendship ds5dprInr progrsm gram: ..,
tive Board luncheon. with Mrs. james
9oDonneil,s jr" 4o15 Oliver street. Chevy
morrow, I:so pm; Hotel 400:
League Of Americans Pen Women, District
IsIs Branch Toamorroys' 8 pm, drama 1,ia
group. THURSDAY, 1880 am, fiction
group. Thursday, l pm, poetry group
LeazIe Of AmsFioaP Pen Women Alss
speaker, Mrs. Florence r. Kahn. Balti-
Daushters Of the United States Army,
Washington Chapter--Tomorrow Army
Navy Club, monthly luncheon.
PEG Sisterhoed-TomorroW. Pm Chap
ssFest, ssF "'1R cheS1 MEs CHASE % Md Wednesdsy
: luncheon with CHAPTER q as hostess; ,
Poetry Rsadins HWGs Society - Iuesoas' @:'o
Excelsior literary CIub-Tuesday. 1870
pm. 1880 Georgia avenue NV"
womens nnsasoe City 9eei,ae ciaseIruesday 11:1s am
fHasa1ussd iusffated him, hRin.e! rarses T. B." noon
woman's Christian Temperance Union
Iast NTH I s1s.ke4 " Mps caaone assf oit
Coates, president Of District wcTu:
Wednesday, IL am: Chaplin Union, at
Sapts. Ets, Me%ora MO- Pra6ses SnarSR ard rh
Ramsey; prssiasnI rI of Board Of Trus-
TSesdays :45 pm. with MIS-. y Emill sa2 !
Hurja asoS sress nM
of the New York Times.
National Society Of New ENGLAND Women.
Phyllis Lyman Colony-Tuesday. 1880
pm, Kenesaw Apartment, Dutch treat
luncheon: speaker, Mrs. William H.
St. PauTs Guild-wednesday {. pm. 1921
wsmsns street sdssy sw sana ai ssnft e1fs
Wednesday, 1O:45 am, Hamline Meth
odist Church, Executive Committee
meeting: luncheon at noon with Cir
Gle 2; program at ] pm.
st. Martins Mothers Club--Thursd sday.
1912 North Capitol street, business
Di-Ma-Va Club-Thursday, 1 pm, Am
bassador Hotel. luncheon meeting.
Writers League Of Washington-Thursd
pm, 1851 Columbia road NV.
Washinston Story Leasue-Saturday' y
pm, Y. w C. A.
Puerto Rican-American Women's Leaxue--
Saturday, $3.50 pm, Wardman Park
Hotel, costume dance.
Special Libraries Association, Washington
Chapter, Science Technology GROUP
a,, SATURDAY.; 4 j 1:ao p,m'' 1927 Connecticut
National Genealogical soeiety-saturday
Spm., Mount Pleasant Branch Library;
speaker, Herbert r. Seversmith, Recent
Advances in Long Island Genealogy."
Daughters of the American Revolution
Tomorrow. 7:30 pm, chapter house
8 pm, Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter
with Mrs. George Sullivan, 4400 Six
teenth street: speaker, William D.
Leetch. Tuesday, 2 pm, chapter house
Evening star., 1948-02-01
.Forrestal to Speak
To Press Women

Secretary of Defense James For
restal will be guest speaker at a
special armed services luncheon
which the Women's National Press
Club will give on Wednesday at the
Statler Hotel.
Honor guests will include the Sec
retary of the Army and Mrs. Ken
meth c. Royal, the Secretary OF the
Navy and Mrs. John l.. Sullivan and
the Undersecretary of the Air Force
and Mrs. Arthur S. BarroWs.
Other distinguished guests will in
clude Gen. Omar N. Bradley, Army
Chief of Staff designate, and Mrs.
Bradley. and Gen. Clifton B. Gates,
commandant of the Marine Corps.
Chiefs of the armed services in
formation sections and their wives
also will attend the luncheon. Col.
Mary Hallaren, director of the WAC,
and Capt. Joy Hancock, director of
the WAVES, are others expected to
be present.
Evening star., 1948-02-01

Continental Danes Chapter. business
meeting and celebration of 44th ami
versary:. Tuesday. 80 pm, Frances
Scott Chapter with Mrs. George Nc
Clellan Pierce, 1417 Belmont street
NV. Wednesday, IL am, chapter
house, Genealogical Records Committee.
Wednesday, $40 pm, chapter house,
Mary Washington Chapter, birthday
anniversary meeting. Thursday, 8 pm.
chapter house, Manor House Chapter.
Thursday, ] pm, Little John Boyden
Chapter with Mrs. Carlos Campbell,
1907 Arlington Ridge read, dessert
Episcopal Church parish hall, Connec-
ticut avenue and Bancroft place, Dis
trict society, program on Central Amer
lea. Friday. to 6 pm, chapter house,
Livingston Manor Chapter, anniversary
tea. Friday, Il am, chapter house,
State National Defense Committee;
speaker. DR.. John Lee Coulter, rs the
Marshall Plan . Necessary Part Of q
Wise National Defense Program" Sat
urday, l PM, chapter house, judge
Lynn Chapter anniversary luncheon.
University Of Illinois Alumni Associat ton
Saturday, Statler Hotel, dinner in honor
4of Associate Justice Evan Howell, Court
lena Sreenberr Chapter Of Deborah
Tuesday, $50 pm, Hamilton Hotel;
speaker, DR.. Charles w. Jones.
Adas Israel ,Sisterhood-Tomorrow 1:30
pm, Broadmoor Hotel membership tea
and card party.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
'Gepy Chase club
Schedules Program
For This Week

Mile. Suzanne Bertillon, author
and lecturer, will speak before the
drama section of the Woman's Club
of Chevy Chase at 2 pm. Tuesday.
Mile. Bertillon, who Is a niece OF
Alphonse Bertillon, inventor of the
fingerprint system of crime detec-
ton, was head of an underground
network in France during the Nazi
occupation. She has been given the
rank of commander of the French
Army" and has been decorated with
the Legion of Honor and the Re-
sistance Medal. Her subject will be
Paris Nowadays"
Miss Mary Elizabeth Rober.s will
present vocal selections and one
act comedy. produced by members
of the section, will be presented.
Mrs. Ross Gum will review plays
on Broadway.
The arts section will present the
first OF two programs on China at
q pm. Thursday. John A. Pope.
assistant director of the Freer Gal
lery, will discuss Pottery and Por-
celain of China His talk will be
illustrated by slides and there will
be display of Chinese objects of
art owned by club members.
The American Home Committee
will present two guest speakers at
the monthly meeting of the civics
section at 2 pm. Friday. Robert
J. Wilson, executive secretary of the
Washington Restaurant Associa-
ton will speak on THE Restaurant
Sanitation Program in the Greater
Washington Area" and N. w. Pen
nington, chief sanitary inspector OF
the Health Department of Mont
gomery County, will give talk on
Food Handling in Montgomery
County,
A pottery class is being held on
Mondays ana Fridays in the club
craftroom Under the direction of
Mrs. McHenry Mosier, Mrs. Robert
Dubois and Mrs. Raymond Bland.
members of the club have been
working on tea tiles, plates, trays
and bowls. A sketch class is being
formed by the painting chairman,
Mrs. Charles Rightor.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
.Tak0ma Park Club

W. NJ. Escavaille. jr., one of the
organizers of the District branch of
Alcoholics Anonymous, will speak
before the Takoma Park Women s
Club on Tuesday at the Takoma
Park Presbyterian Church. His
subject will be alcoholism and AL
coholics Anonymous"
Preceding the program. luncheon
will be served at 1915 pm. by the
Ways and Means Committee of the
cluh