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Evening star., 1949-04-17
Navy Wives to Hold
Dinner and Dance

A dinner dance will be given by
the Navy Doctors Wives Club
Friday night at the Army Navy
Country Club.
The Surgeon General of the
Navy and Mrs. Clifford A. Swan
son. Rear Admiral and Mrs. La
mont Pugh and Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Joel T. Boone will receive
guests.
Mrs. E. E. Metcalfe. hostess
chairman. will be in charge OF
decorations. She will be assisted
by Mrs. S. l.. Arje, Mrs. Adrian
Delaney, Mrs. Lyle Herman. Mrs
Thirl Jarrett. Mrs. Philip Nc
Namara. Mrs. S. H. Oliver. Mrs
Karl Sessions and Mrs. M. D
Willcutts. s..
Evening star., 1949-04-17
ForeiQn Women to Attend
General Federation Meeting

More than IS representative
from foreign clubs ~1u attend LIZ
convention ot liz General Fvs*Ts-
ton Of wuznsnx Clubs, Il t~ fe!a
April $3.50 in Helsy'w rsss Pa
~ Specaal guest atl e~ Mrs
Esther whang Para. ps~sasent q
the KOREAN federation STATE .ea~
eTatlonS and elGes have Tasse<f
funds for her trip. which s1a te
extended 20 include Sfsogt rcsarse
III social work MrA Hrlrn Soa
treasurer OF The KOREAN .esrfa-
taon. also viii attend
The CLUB Feminine De LaalSon
FTanco-Americaine in Paris aiil
be represented ey Asgne 6seaeSesr
Jaudoin- Prom. It's toancieF sgags
president
Mrs. Aurekia Rocha LoGano
founder OF the Club Feminine oI
Monterrey. Mckee. u one Of es.
eral women from Latin American
countries Spendine three months
in this country under the auspices
Of the Women Bureau oi the De
partment Of Labor She wlli rep
resent her group al the eonveT.
ton.
Others expected 10 attend ln-
elude Lady Higgins. president oi
the Jamaica Federation of Wem-
en-. and Mrs, Winston r Lyon
president Of the Nomans Club oi
Jamaica. who viii head delesa.
ton of four club members
/ The WomanS Club Of Havana
Cuba. will be represented by IL,
president and one delegate Tili:
club will be hostess later 10 .
group Of delegates planning Il
visit Cuba AZ the close OF thS
irnnyention
Evening star., 1949-04-17
Civic and Study Clubs

Excelsior Literary Club--Tuesday. 12:3o
pm, luncheon, with Mrs, Robert Hall
tIos Twenty-fitth street north Ar
American Association Of university Won
en-, Silver, Spring BranehMTomGrr1w' h-;dro naTtT
end A avenue, n Silver sprins. wednesday,
ars pP PrsnR irecrs crcss. h s4is seeond p avenue
AAUW. Aiexandria Branch = Tomorrow
pm. legislative and social studies t,1a
wiah fGhpiM Miss su0sfes: Alice wseeeld, 500 South
Washinston street Miss TuesaaA; Saibs T3e r3e an
sander%son. SON wellingfon villa. Thurs
AAHW, Mts; oNasf Wassins sten 0 Braneh-romorrow.
NR& & tea lSiS TomorroR msT Hanp'nns pm asee seeiai
asriisn fudisf Hi@as. director Of the Animal
ner, f'0s snGs: member OF Of the TAN Wassers
BOOK review sroap: subject; u aAmsrisan a; g
group: Thursday. $50 pm, monthly
odon Masos o tn. Em
q fhe Eiisabethsn Psriod. Saturday,
Democrat. Dem paaAef of Texas. sAmeriesn Policy
DsPaSss pass fsFs0ps Is ths satundsy n5tsd
District Leasue Of Women votsrs-Tues;
ssbts asy leso co@mttee @ Fassasy sssas oes 45 p e
siss s'i California Street NV; Apartment
529. evening group; speaker; Macon
fsas Fesa r Rado senats Server
$40 pm, Naylor Gardens Community
ous HSs Ssesa SssSr pssass
tionaT economic policies group: Friday
tons sa Com ecommittee: MSA; speassr siair Boiles
director. washington Bureau. Foreign
eoliey Associat,Sn nl.,gn Does raicts tbs United
League Of women Voters Of MontEemer,
County--Wednesday. 10 a.m., Bethesds
Public Library torsisn .,da p9icy .nd stqS, sS,
visit OF the German Women to thu
rwensieth Century Ciub-Thursday. Il
am, YwcA. literature section amateur
washinston ciub-Tomorrow II am.
book chat followed by buffet lunch ii
Esars nsssaaS; and d Gordon Cord MssiIaes' shsss::
perian readings; Wilson Ewart, baritone
vocal selections. Wednesday pm.
luncheon.
Business, Professional Clubs
zont. ClubMwsdnssday r. is;$e Sarths p'mi +
McKeown, zontian, q rorslanTe, ss TraS Hfes e.
P;lot sCiub-Tuesday, e:l5 pm. Buriing'
ton Hotel; installation % q omceIs once, wem.,
MsHssisess; menssrs SCHOOL, 81 spesksrs, MS: Mads'
s.IsssEmI.. rSHssKI apa peaiuPprweanesdss Pr eS@ssd Z
willard Hotel; speaker, Edward Msr; T;
riil. president Of the Capital Transi'
Co.
Community Clubs
"faso fa:so pm. with MRS. John 3. Thomp'
SON. ell Crosby drive. Silver Spring
wa%.n musical ISS RTGsrsfn sf sixteenth stree. Hish
anasoGse'sTs Elem Golden and mrs. Eddie r. rwiEs
lSSs, isss ISns1silSs %smaS asrSmorrow sssse.
nm. pna, ssssfn SEWING ead and sllDeoyerins class
Tassasy H.. an, parnn literature q IN. sr9sp NJ,
York Times washington Bureau, am
Paul Wooten, head q WasmngIsoi .,
news bureau aa Wedneseay ytr syys,es, eS dressin M
group. Thursday, 1880 am. board
room book discussion group -
Takoma Park Wonsn's na ClsSMrGmsorrG,sn, s.-rns roy,
Mrs Frederick L, Pratt. 1924 Pine
Branch road; speaker: Howard H8wse s
% sy the iafs pm art n
Mrs. Stephen w. Williams, saa csda
avenue; luncheon: speaksr; Mrs. Johl
vsn.ss G ssaaa Club s'S u SH.vs q a
sas PR Prdss speass5o $50 nra p
pet1ortS p Womsns Cius-Tomorrox.
pm. civic education section. with Mt
E.B. LIE Fever, 1890 Wslbridge piac
Evening star., 1949-04-17

sts% i.auss = EgsrArtt w@a rvas-
svesrns 20 A&aaa Nesaan ; Ia-sa ~
Hawai- AtsG t1ss .'a.gsacs "a gezsFs5 =
Group es Cgrwxw - mrssssstsK Ma
Algaa /. Sszazgag3 81 y seAsssis.
AEsasf srAss Spagsssa g1I4tsA Ia Agsrgs-
tssas Agsd tgaz C>AaAl Exxsar al ee
TvTsgr s~Egxva by Esargas~Fs nsw -
tsse Iastrss sstAtxs
1fse International sseaoxAtss All
aggraf or stse gssxssFaTa fsAsssysass
sfse rwpass oi l5ar Chairman as ire
Genera! tv-<Aeg AiaesE4 CxsasszA i ns sr~
terraAIAunal CngtA. Ma tos4H l.
NrlAgfr hurst as RAlsasnsgr
Evening star., 1949-04-17
Federation Plans
Annual Luncheon

Mira Harry ) Truman all -
stlxss uf hasa1sg al Etsr annual
luncheon ct tfe Distract fesArEa~
ton Of Wosneax Clubs to b~ hr2s
on May - al ths SssSsgxsaasn
Hotel
Secretary oi Agriculture Cha fss
r BfAnnAn vii sIeak and ether
h0norrd guests atsi include the
NGyeS al Cabinet members Mr.
Edward { MAgrehaFger - general
chairman Of Tire luncheon Mir
William o Gale = ia charge q
rrseTyA Ataog3s
Evening star., 1949-04-17
Washington Club

A group of selected Shakespear-
can readings will be presented by
Mrs. Betty Ewart and Gordon
Wallace. both of whom have ap-
peared frequently on the English
stage. at IL am. Tuesday at a
meeting of the Washington Club
Wilson Ewart, a Scotch baritone
also will be on the program.
Evening star., 1949-04-17
Concert Tonight

Ingrid Rypinski, mezzo soprano.
and Zvee SCOOTER, entertainer OF
the Yiddish Art Theater. will
be presented at 7:30 o'clock to-
night at the Washington Hotel
in a spring concert sponsored by
the Washington Council OF
Pioneer Women.
Mrs, Max Cohen Is concert
chairman.
Evening star., 1949-04-17
Writers 10 Speak

BtSs FllImAn, author Of ''Ma>i1-
tngion BY Lane and Paul NtsssAia,
veteran Washington correspond =
ent, alil share speaking hoiloTA st
II am. Tuesday al mee,Ing oi
the literature scction OF the se-
theSda womans Club
Evening star., 1949-04-17
Huquenot Groups to Discuss
National Orqonizotion Plan

sisted by Mrs. Pearl M. Gray.
Chairman of the dining room host
esses is Mrs. Andrew ]. Sanford.
registrar general. and Miss Louise
Brady is chairman Of the Re-
ception Committee. Dana r. Angler
will be registrations chairman.
Evening star., 1949-04-17

stunt party at the Hotel Statler
Mrs. Roosevelt was hailed as
the Woman Of the Year" for her
work in the field of human rights
Other winners of the awards,
based on outstanding contribu-
tions to contemporary thought
and achievement in 1948. will be:
Madeleine Carroll, selected In
the theater field because she has
combined excellence in her chosen
career with continuing service to
humanity"
Dorothy Mccullough Lee. mayor
of Portland, Greg, cited in the
field of government as the first
woman to be elected mayor OF a
city with a population Of more
than 100000.
Mary Jane Ward. author OF
1.-THE Snake Pit" selected for her
contribution in the field of mental
health.
Marjorie Child Hustled. first di-
rector of the Betty Crocker home
making service, named in the
business field for her prominence
in home economics.
U. N. Work Cited
The award to Mrs. Roosevelt
will cite her work in 1948 as chair
man of the United Nations HUI
man Rights Commission. The club
pointed out that many observers
have given her the major credit
for the creation of the World
Charter for Human Rights. She
was elected chairman of the COM
mission In April, 1946.
Only. once before has the club
selected a Woman of the Year
since the awards were first pre-
= sented in 1916. That year simi-
lar honor went to DR.. Lise Neither
physicist whose research contri-
buted to the development OF
atomic fission.
Grandma Moses will be honored
because she is recognized as one
of the most popular and original
painters of 1948, according to the
club president. Miss Dorothy Will
liams. The octogenarian lives on
a farm at Eagle Bridge, N. Y,
where she took up painting when
her rheumatism got so bad she no
longer could embroider or work in
her garden.
At first she sold her pictures
along with her jams and preserves
through the Women's Exchange
at Hoosick Falls. N. Y. In 1885
she was discovered" by Louis j
Caldor, art collector of East
Orange, N. j. She's never had an
art lesson but is now one OF the
best-known Christmas card dec
orators in the country.
The theater award to Madeleine
Carroll is based on her Broadway
debut last year in Goodbye, My
Fancy" a play centering on the
attempts of a woman member OF
Congress to arouse her former col
lege associates to the need for
promoting peace. The club also
Evening star., 1949-04-17

Top DOROTHY
MCCULLOUGH LEE,
Mayor OF Portland,
fLoiDerj
ELEANOR ROOSEVELT,
Heads U. N. Commission.
Evening star., 1949-04-17

ern Trends In Education" Tuesday,
1a pm. philanthropic section. with
Mrs. George Campbell, 40 Hamilton
street NV. Friday. 1890 pm, Dodge
Hotel, fine arts section, luncheon, mu-
steal program.
Beverley Hills Women's Club Of Alexandria
"Wednesday, Il p.m.. Old Club Tea
house, sos South Washington street,
Alexandria, garden and hobby Sec
tions, annual spring luncheon, install
lation Of officers.
Evening star., 1949-04-17
.Wonnen's Clubs
Six Named for Press Group Awards;
Mrs. Roosevelt Is 'Womur of the Yeor'
By Frances Lide
Wouon's Club Editor

Roosevelt been named the Woman Of
awards for achievement in
National Club May a. it
nounced last night
include Grandma Moses who has been ac-
true American primitive since sne
took painting IL at the age OF 6 Like the others
Robertson Moses will receive her
clubs annual dinner and
Evening star., 1949-08-15

Only $40 Down for this giant
refrigerator! Holds 80 lbs. of
frozen foods! Has deep storage
shelves, plenty of toII-bottIe room,
jiffy releose iee-cube troys. 5-yeor
warranty!
Evening star., 1949-02-11
|Anti-Crime Unit Asks
Training School Study

A study of the National Train
ing School for Girls to ascertain
how it can aid in rehabilitating
Negro women involved in crime
was recommended at a meeting
of the District Anticrime Commit
tee last night.
This and other suggestions
evolved as Negro leaders here
developed their campaign to re-
duce crime and antisocial behav-
ior among their own people. They
met at the Twelfth Street Branch
of the YMCA.
The National Training School
for Girls was recommended for
the proposed study as an existing
appropriate agency" which will
give an objective picture of crime
in the District, particularly as it
affects the Negro. The study would
be undertaken by the Urban
League, it was said.
Also approved last night were
these programs:
Contact with law-enforcing and
educational effort to acquaint cit
liens with their responsibilities
impressing the churches with
their social responsibilities, recre-
ational activities and contact with
educa tional authorities.
Subcommittees were appointed
to begin work on these plans.
The next meetinf of the Anti
Crime Committee will be held In
the Twelfth Street Branch of the
YMCA on February % and in
terested organizations are asked
TO send delegates. DR.. E. B. Hen
derson, who is with both the
YMCA and the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Col
ered peooln is DreSi0ent
Evening star., 1949-02-11
IWomon Hurt in Crash
Awarded SO. 500

A District Court jury yesterday
returned a verdict for $4,000 in
favor of Mrs. Anna Marguerite
Janson, 1926 North Military road,
Arlington, Va, for back injuries
suffered in March, 1947, when the
car in which she was riding CO.
lided with a taxicab at Third and
East Capitol streets.
The verdict was against the Yell
low Cab Co.. Inc, of the District,
1900 block of New York avenue
NE.
Mrs. Janson was represented by
Attorney Wesley E. Mcdonald.
Judge Jennings Bailey presided at
| the trial.
Evening star., 1949-02-11
Export Control Bill Is Due
To Reach House Floor Soon

The administration bill to ex-
tend the Presidents export con-
troll powers until June 80, 1851,
probably will reach the House
floor for action next week.
This was indicated yesterday.
when the House Rules Commit
tee approved procedural resolu-
ton to bring the bill up for con-
sideration.
House Majority Leader McCor-
mack tentatively listed the meas
ure for debate Wednesday.
The Senate has approved the
extension Of control authority.
Evening star., 1949-02-11
Jewish Music Festival
MARKS Anniversary

The fifth anniversary Of the
National Jewish Music Festival
will be observed from today
through March IS by Jewish or
ganizations throughout the coun-
try. 1t is sponsored by the Ma
tional Jewish Music Council of the
National Jewish Welfare Board.
AS a part of the Nation wide
observance, Monday has been set
aside by the council as salute to
Israel day." On February %, the
Jewish Community Center will
celebrate it's 23rd anniversary in
connection with the music festival.
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Rally At
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PRICE TEN CENTS
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Rattle
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in the ceming city commission cleo
tion TO be held on Nov. Is, you hay

until Saturday OF this week to
qualify.
The books win close on Saturday
but viii remain open all day on
SATURDAY until . o'clock in the court
house Lobby.
This year there is Negro candi-
date. His chances OF winning be-
comes better as Negro registration
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Whites Seek o. ID. rs 20 sH7 Fez'nlhE Of county
Block 4O-Acre gro occupancy ''' Ne
Meanwhile lame

DCWCAOk1AAACA
Prejudiced Whites in the Opa
Locka area are all set for a knock
down dragout battle before the
county coming board on Monday
with two corporations who seek to
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Monday
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Mutamur In His
tRDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1s4s
10uSing
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honored
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ADoaVsAAH
NtHousiing
Youth Cent?
All veterans Of World wars I and
III and all other interested people
ara anxialn Sl.- ana itirn- IL. ....s-n
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Negro Cop
PatroIman James washington Of
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ASSA AiOhbho VI SCCAiihSAy OdANdOSS
debate on relatively unimportant
points, the drive for adjournment is
on, and the Congress has been
grinding out
legislation with -.
surprising rapid
ity during h Ell III
past few weeks. z.ZA# III
Among the bills ~ III
recently passed III
were five which MI
provided salary ~ MMl
increases f o r Ml
various federal Iz A I'll
employees, and E## l
of that number, =
two aroused a ~
great deal of in
terest on the part Of the public.
The measure providing pay raise
for armed services personnel was
first reported out of the Armed Ser
vices Committee and brought to tho
Floor Of the House last spring. The
feeling among members of the
House was that the bill as then
drawn gave disaproportionately
large pay boosts to high ranking
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authorities as the first step en- the
road to eventual solution Of the vet
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Tor sale to Negro veterans

A0AN' SSalu hO VIII go dneau
within a few days" with a group
Of So others in the Eleanor park
subdivision east of the controversial
property.
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