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Evening star., 1949-10-02

Red regulars now were inside
Canton's Kwangtung province in
that area. Nationalist troop
trains rolled toward the front.
Farther north, heavy fighting
was reported around Jucheng,
which has changed hands so often
1t is not clear who holds the key
city. Jucheng is ITO miles north
Of Canton. 1t guards the railway
from Canton to. Hengyang. Ma
tionalist headquarters 265 miles
north of here.
Attack Declared Repelled.
Official dispatches said the
Communists were on the move
again northwest to Hengyang. The
Defense Minis Q reported, how
ever. that the Communists had
been cleared from menacing posi-
tions on the south bank of the Mi
River east of Hengyang.
The ministry also said the Ma
tionalists had beaten off a small
amphibious attack on Chu Shan
Island. 100 miles southeast OF
Shanghai. This is the advance
base for the blockade of Com
munist ports.
Meanwhile. the Executive Yuan
(cabinet) approved the resigna-
tion of Gen. Ku Chu-tung as the
governments chief of staff. He
has been under fire for weeks for
alleged inefficiency.
American Ambassador j. Leigh
ton Stuart once officially described
Ku as incompetent"
The Yuan named Gen. Hsiao vi
tsu, vice minister of national de-
fense. as acting chief of staff,
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Adventist Teachers Open
3-DaY Convention Toniqht

Seventh-day Adventist educa-
tors from five States and the Dis
trict are expected to attend a
three-day Adventist Teachers
Convention opening here today.
Delegates to the convention. 200
elementary teachers and ITO STU
dents of education, will hear D. A.
Ochs, president of the Columbia
Union Conference of Adventists,
and Dr. C. E. Weniger. dean of
the Adventist Theological Sem
mary. at banquet at 6 pm. today
in the Hotel 2400.
Sessions beginning tomorrow at
the Theological Seminary. Ia
koma Park, Md, will include talks
by educators in variuos fields.
Evening star., 1949-10-02

the youth section of the colony
would be dedicated on the Feast Of
Chanukah, December 18. However.
he said. funds are still needed to
equip the youth village, and to
start construction on other phases
Of the project.
The appeal for a fund-raising
campaign during this holy season
came in a cable from the chief
rabbi of the Holy Land to Rabbi
Joshua Klavan, chairman Of the
Rabbinical Council OF Washington.
The Philippines will build a ma
tional shipyard with a steel mill
as part Of 1t.
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Appeal for Palestine Urged
For Yom Kippur Services

Washington area rabbis have
been asked to appeal to their con-
gregations during Yom Kippur
services for donations to the
Washington Colony in the Holy
Land.
Rabbi Zamach Green. president
and director of the project to
establish home for refugees in
the name of George Washington.
said word from Tel Aviv indicated
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Chinese Communists
Formally Proclaim
Peiping Government
BY the Associated Press

China's Communists yesterday
formally proclaimed their new
government in Peiping with Gen.
Chou En-lai, an old hand at ne
gotiating with Americans. as pre-
mier and foreign minister.
Mao Tze-tung, the chairman or
head of the new government, read
the proclamation at mass rally.
The proclamation invited inter-
national recognition of Macs re-
gime as China's sole legal gov
ernment."
A broadcast from Peiping said
Mao officially proclaimed the
formation of the Central Peoples
Government of the Peoples Re-
public of China" The broadcast
was monitored by the Associated
Press at San Francisco.
Reds No. l Negotiator.
Gen. Chou was the Communists
No. / negotiator when Gen. Mar
shall tried to bring the Reds and
the Nationalists together shortly
after the end of World War II.
OF all the Communists in the
new regime, Chou probably is the
best known to American ofncials
in China. He also is member of
the 63-member ruling govern
ment council"
Another member is Ii Li-san.
Moscow-trained, Ii once broke
with Mao because he considered
the Communist chief unorthodox.
Some observers have considered Ii
a rival to Mao in the fight for
power.
The day in Peiping began with
the government council taking
office. The council decided unan-
imously to issue the proclamation,
selected Chou, and named Gen
Chu Teh as commander in chief
Of the republics army. Long a
crony of Mao, Chu has held this
same job throughout the civil war.
Diplomatic Ties Sought.
The proclamation concluded by
saying the council had decided:
ITO declare to the governments
Of all countries that this govern
ment is the sole legal government
repreSeutinR all the people OF the
peoples republic of China.
This government is willing to
establish diplomatic relations with
any foreign government which Is
willing to observe the principles of
equality. mutual benefit and mu-
tual respect of territorial integrity
and sovereignty"
Communist Reinforcements
Move Into Canton Bottle
Evening star., 1949-10-02
Communist Reinforcements
Move Into Canton Bottle

CANTON. Oct. l (P.-Commu-
mist reinforcements moved into
positions 155 miles to the north
east today for the coming battle
which may settle the fate Of
Canton.
Private reports estimated $4,000
Evening star., 1949-10-30

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Evening star., 1949-04-10
Fashion Show Embassy Tour
Slated Nav 3 Set April 80

The Embassies Of the PHILIP.
pines. Australia. Panama. Turkey
and Egypt and the Legation ot
Switzerland viii be opened 10 the
public for the annual tour TO be
sponsored by the Women Ouild
OF the Goodwill Industries on
April 30 Proceed from the tour
will be used for the benefit a.
handicapped workers
Mrs. Oscar Chapman Is IN
charge Of Junior hoStesseS and
Mrs Henry F Alves Is in charge
OF the senior hosleSses who vii
greet guests at the Emoassies,
Mrs. Paul Porter will be IN charge
of the Girl Scout guides and Mfs
Frank Mcintosh will direct The
Boy Scouts who will serve outside
the Embassies
Mrs Louis II Rentrow Is thu
general chairman for the tour
and other chairmen include Mrs
Sydney HechinRer. invitations
and preSale of tickets Mrs Sam"
uel Herrick, ticket takers. and
Mrs Jardine. posters Mira Maj
tin Voeel will provide tea and en"
tertalnment on the day Of the tour,
Tickets will be available At ths
Willard and Raleigh Hotels ths
American Automobile Association
and At the Embassies on the day
Of the tour.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Club Plans Annual
Clean-City Awards

Four employees OF the District
Division OF Sanitation will be pre-
sented with awards sponsored an
nually by the Twentieth Century
Club at a meeting OF the GIVES
education section at II am
Thursday in the YWCA.
William A. Xanten. SuperIn-
tendent OF the sanitation division
will make the awards TO the men
chosen as outstanding in the ash
trash and garbage collection and
street cleaning departments,
Lou Brott. special assistant to
the Washington Board OF Trade
Committee on the District clean
up campaign. will speak. The pro-
gram will be in charge Of the
clean city group. Mrs. A. Leckie
Cox will preside.
The section will be taken on a
tour of the Cherry Hill disposal
plant in Virginia Tuesday Mem
bers will meet at $50 am. in the
office OF Mr. Xanten. Room 2025
Municipal Building. Mrs. Fred
De Sales Wilson is chairman.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Voters Laegue
Sponsors i. II.
Essay Contest

An essay eontes. for ArllnG or
students or My Personal Stake
in the United Nations has been
announced by tire Arlington
League Of Women Voters. TIE
winner wtll De awarded one
day trip 10 Lake Success and tas
winning school viii receive 3
United Nations fAg
The contest wiu oe sponsored
by the league IN cooperation with
the Arlington school department
The seven participating schools
are: Dolly Madison Junior High.
Claude A, Swanson Junior High
Thomas jefferson Junior Hash.
WaShington Lee Senior High
Hoffman Boston School and the
seventh grades OF the Thomas
Nelson Page and Woodrow Wilson
schools.
Mrs. George c. vietheer. chair
man of the International Rela-
tions Committee Of the league. ex-
planned that the contest is gearec
TO work being done on the United
Nations in the schools and that
added material would be fur
nished by the league.
The three best essays from each
school will be identified by key
number only and judged by Mrs
Elizabeth Campbell. q member
Of the Arlington school board
Mrs. William A. Wildhack is
league president.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

Committee assignments for the
Maytime fashion review 10 be
given May } in LiSner Auditorium
for the benefit of George Wash
ington University Hospital have
been announced by Mrs Cloyd
Heck Marvin. president OF the
Woman's Board
Mrs. Frank NJ. Russell will be
general chairman. Others named
are Mrs. Marvin and Mrs. Gilbert
GroSvenor. patronesseS. Mrs
Joseph C McGarraghy. program
Mrs. Joseph Vivaii. ushers. MrS.
Royce Powell. publicity. and Mrs,
James Dusbabek and Mrs, Fran
els Tompkins. co-ehatrmen,
awards.
The review will be presented at
$50 and again at $50 pm
Original summer fashions BY a
New York designer will be mod
eled. The commentator will be
Nancy Osgood. womans activities
director for Radio Station WRC,
A feature OF the program will
be an hour Of entertainment giyer
by radio and television stars.
Proceeds from the annual benefit
will be used TO buy equipment and
supplies for the hospital.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
BozoorW Wares
Flown Here

A wide variety OF handmade ar
ticles flown to Washington from
Manila will be on sale at a Philip
pine bazaar to be held on Satur-
day at the Philippine Embassy
2253 Sheridan circle. The bazaar
is sponsored by the newly formed
Association of Philippine -Ameri-
can Women of Washington.
Proceeds from the sale will &C
to the charity activities of the Ma
tional Federation OF Women's
Clubs of the Philippines. The Or
ganization maintains a dormitory
for girls from the provinces who
are studying in Manila, Women
who lost their husbands during the
war are given a monthly allow
ance by the federation and
nurseries have been set 1 up
throughout the islands to care for
small children while their mothers
are at work.
Among the articlessto be on sale
Evening star., 1949-04-10

-17e annual c1uyef G9esy3 a. tf1s
Naisqnal s.owsgs. C4e.4errr - Ire
American Revgssgtaon- 49, NJ isea1
here on Apr 5 arc - - tsse
MAy1owry iosss
TIE ScSslcgsg 80 ~ fefwcceec ssT
a nsg4ag1af hoard MEETING II,
Memorial Continental HaG a. !
an CT Aps-tl =. T7ae s4n5ns "a.
tlonaI hoard also ALI -sees tssa'
cay for = DQien !Feat c4aseg A.
the Burlington Hole
Il. William II keeaer safety
supervisor o. slfe RocnsSteg n Y
Police Bureau, all oe tae guess
speaker on April e2 An expert II
accident prevention. ~ w4J talk
on the subject The Ressofssl. .
hlI!,y q Parents ard Children as
Citizens
Mrs Dons.a Bennett Adams
national president. VI Ill preside II
the formal epcngng ot The eo'lveI1-
tion al 9 30 n ard SlA turn the
savel over 10 Miss Patricia Ed
wards. JUNIOR national president
who vii preside al the business
sessions.
Various activities have beer
planned in addition 10 The oa!si
ness meeungS Mrs Adams and
Miss Edwards viii oe the honog
guests al tea 10 be given al the
OAR Chapter House from io I
pm on the I'D ana dinner
dance Will be eIsen al the May
flower the following night
The program on Apr. "a "a III
include the dedication ot = CAE
memorial tree IN front a. Memo
rial Continental Hal! Following
the dedication. buses viii ieave iof
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Jewish Women Plan
Fine Arts Program

A neighborhood art exhibit and
musical program will be the
fea ture of a meeting of the District
section, National Council of Jew
ish Women, to be held at 80 pm.
Tuesday at the Juanita K. Nye
Council House, $50 Eighth street
S.W.
Business will include a report on
the work done at the Settlement
House by James Leach, director
The house, established in 1926. is
nonsectarian, Community Chest
agency and serves more than 500
children. The council sponsors
the Settlement House.
The art exhibit is the first of its
kind in the Southwest section and
will display the works of all artists
of the neighborhood. The exhibit
will be open to the public today
tomorrow and Tuesday.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Convention Of National CAR
Scheduled to Open April p

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rrrs,s ter4aa AGeei4ax Aca>e 4
exanayla and Ire icsEsss 81 ssee~.
and Martha Washington A. Ms
Vernon
An installation sEgsNr g.
Elm tree planted ~ sAs ssscsrfs -
Mouu, Vernon N ts@S as "sa
bern planned
Ms Charles Casto9 has tf,
hctn appointed gryrEs3 c!sa4s-s. s
NJ tee cuavrttc} lfsszr aANsg
.sar ...ee Atrs. A.aya>r'y q Has r.
annual plsrgnake and l4nehc2.
Mrs Prank 4 Hickey errasnltA.s
Miss Alice q SchrrlncTt alnnt-
dance Mrs Clyde ~ AAmA.1
and Mrs Tonnls J HOLSTERS Ia
.ags Miss Loelia r ChaSs an&
Mrs. II. T. Mitchell. lDvI'Atso;2t
Miss Caroline Brown. 1unsoE Ma
t2anAl Board dinner AiTs john a
Rlggleman. Saturday luncheon
Mrs Mausse Togmoaler muse
Nfs James W Butler pages ard
color eeaavgS Miss Lillian Chsna-
vegh. parking Mrs 0roT ~
Cg-ykr platform Mrs NFst@ =
Aerkret Lambert. publicity NJ
Louise Moseley heston fcso.a-
tlnn> MIS-. Charles 4 iopn>.0H.
stunt nseht and Mrs Car. n
fssNF*fgA tea
Evening star., 1949-04-10
On the Engagement Pad

meeting, with Mrs. Charles Baker. 1859
Hillbrook lane NV
"Gmnn: Mnin. .nd
Tuesday. 1870 am, Hotel 2400 bust
ness meeting followed by luncheon
Womens Board of Providence Hospital
Tuesday, sol First street Sc. business
meeting followed by buffet luncheon.
1890 pm, Fort McNair Oficers' Club,
luncheon meeting speaker, JACK r. Amstt nat.
Wife in Washing ton
fte fstsrhcsfbssqas issl cofgmbs 1osa NV W. spssesr
MS pm Aiis ehapls gqsshRT Fth Mis-. ssss
| Hawkins. 1855 Sixteenth street NV
National Council Of Jewish Women. Dis
Fs sasata sfstGpssSqlsg Tye ssttlsment House. art
Sssss s,x.enn St s.rsss JShPs wv Parish an
! auslin aush hgntieF RmbleT, 'pemonolosy.
Virginia Home Economies Association
MeGeesassy sectidn pm wits Mum Mrs
Msnser. sio Chaifonte drive, Alexan-
drla: election Of officers.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
chapser hspse4y with Rss Ess Efekson paa5
! Rhode Island avenue NV.
/ Di-Ma-va Ciub-Thursday. Ambassador
Hotel, luncheon meetlng-
District League of Republican Women
stneet IhSIsdsy Sw Il political ai study oGt GROUP. %
Coast Guard Welfare, washington Unit
/ Tuesday, l2:45 pm, Watergats Inn;
speaker. Mrs, Luther Evans current
Women's Overseas Service League, Wash:
| inton Unit-Tuesday, $50 pm, Rec
Cross Chapter House, dinner AND
election of officers.
National Mothers Memory Ciub-Thurs
day, . pm, St. MarEaret,s CHURCH
parish h1use ras rpsaksE S.bsa Mr5
business meeting, with, Mrs. Lee D
/ Ritter, zoos Rolling road. Chevy Chase
Daughters Of the American Reyolutiop,
Tomorrow TonsSaT hHsfa nsht. chaster HOUSE. Fort
McHenry CHAPTER, prosram OF Ameri-
house fan "Isas Gonss adsms chsptsr fuesasy
srss;,sP Pn ch.p5sss s''sz szMsasssssy ,dS:R S:P
/ chapter hartte'' with Mrs W. Carl Wyatt'
SIe sixtsenth street .nd Mw MRS speekeIs
Reuss. se,ss aatsfins' captsin JOSEPH % Mssfad.r
Gsssins. GSsssRitsT; fss sPsskfsi Biz NIS fisherman
Ladies Board Of MansEers Of National
sshsssP s sser.on a1sMn'ssss pse, SS Esssut7e Com
mittee.
District Home Economics Association--
/ Wednesday pm h%Smsmassrs %..r'n,sn ansSi sseii
MlIls iGn Tih HIis Mssi Silver sDrlns hsrri'h Su'n'
lDi-Ma-va ,Club-Thursdsy. Ambassador
II Hotel luncheon meeting
Evening star., 1949-04-10

held April % at the Mayfiower
Hotel. A number of delegates will
leave April % on a special tour TO
Williamsburg. Va.
Registration of delegates will
open Friday at pm. and close
at 4:30 pm. the following Wednes-
day.
Assembly to Convene.
Officers will be elected during
the two-day 28th general assem-
bly, of the National Society Of the
Daughters of the American Colo
nists which will open Tuesday at
the Mayflower Hotel.
Visiting members will be en-
tertained by their national OFF,
GERS at a reception which will pre-
cede the annual dinner on Tues
day night. Mrs. Nellie Tayloe
Ross. director of the Mint. will be
the speaker Mrs. Dora A. Pad
gett, State regent for the District,
will welcome the delegates at the
opening session.
A memorial service will be held
on Wednesday followed by a
luncheon. The new officers will
be presented in the afternoon.
Conference Set.
Senator Gillette, Democrat of
Iowa, will speak at pm. din
ner Saturday at the Willard Ho-
tel during the goth conference of
the National Society of the Colo
nial Danes of the 18th Century
/ Miss Mabel Cooper Gupton of
Nampa. Idaho. president general.
and other national officers will be
honored at reception which will
follow the dinner. Miss Gupton is
| a candidate for vice president
general of the Daughters of the
American Revolution.
The National Executive Board
will meet at 8 am. Friday at the
willard Hotel and the National
Board of Management will meet
at 4:30 pm.
An hour of remembrance will be
held Saturday morning at which
Miss Phebe Slime will sing. A
Dutch treat State presidents
breakfast will be held at 8 am.
next Monday at the hotel. Judge
David H. Kincheloe will speak
at luncheon to be held at 1890
pm. the same day. Mrs. Kinche-
loe will present a program.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

Mrs. O'Byrne has expressed the
hope that at least s500.000 will be
received through contributions or
pledges toward the 100000 build
ing project before adjournment on
April %. Attention of the con-
gress will be directed to the project
which will complete the head
quarters group of OAR buildings.
The cornerstone of the new addi-
ton TO the administration build
iny will be laid Thursday, April 81
Mrs. O'Byrne has arrived from
her home in Brookville. Ind, and
all the members of her cabinet are
expected by tomorrow. Final
plans for the congress will be set
this week.
An all-day meeting of the Ma
tional Board of Management will
be held Saturday in advance OF
the Congress. Members who died
during the past year will be paid
tribute next Sunday at a memo
rial service in Constitution Hall
The chaplain general, Mrs. Robert
Keene Arnold. Versailles. KY, will
preside.
Sundays events also will include
a meeting of the Junior member
ship group of the OAR following a
buffet supper at the May1owel
Hotel. Miss Mary Helen North
Indianapolis. is the nationa
chairman.
In a special ceremony on Tues
day, April 10, wreaths will be laid
at the Tomb of the Unknown Sol
dier in Arlington. Cemetery and
at the Washington Tomb at Mount
Vernon by Mrs. Arnold and the
visiting State chaplains.
Business sessions will begin
Tuesday morning as a prelude fol
the afternoon and night devoted
to luncheons, receptions, dinners
and special meetings. Committee
reports will be heard the follow
ing day.
Nominations for nine vice presi-
dents general will be made the
evening of April 20 and voting will
take place during the next day
with an announcement of results
that night. Due to change in
the regulation governing this Of
fee, the seven candidates receiv-
ing the highest number of votes
will serve three years. The. one
standing eighth will serve two
years and the ninth in order will
serve one year.
Hereafter there will be 81 vice
presidents general. seven to be
elected each year for three-yeal
term. A first vice president gen.
eral will be elected as member
of the cabinet next year when a
new president general also will be
chosen. Mrs. O'Byrne is complet-
ing the second year of her three
year term.
A giant mass meeting devoted
to the subject of national defense
and featuring prominent speakers
will be held the night of Thursday
April 81. The final event of the
congress will be q banquet to be
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Memory Club

Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley will
speak on the equal rights amend
ment at the meeting OF the Ma
tional Mothers Memory Club. 10
be held at 2 pm. Thursday at the
parish house of St. Margaret s
Church. Connecticut avenue and
Bancroft place NV. Mrs David
Snyder will present plans for the
benefit card party to be held or
MAY 5,
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Boys Club Officers
TOGiVe PROGRAM

Three officials of the Boys Club
Of Washington will be guests of
the Opti-Mrs. Club of Washing
ton at 1880 pm. tomorrow in the
Washington Hotel. Officers will
be elected during the business
session.
The guests will be Charles w.
Fyfe, executive director of the
boys club: e. K. Morris, president.
and Frank R. Jelleff, president
emeritus. Mrs. William H.
Whittlesey will preside.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Auxiliary to Elect

The City of Hope Auxiliary OF
the National Medical Center in
Los Angeles will elect and install
officers at a meeting to be held
at 1870 pm. tomorrow at the
Jewish Community Center.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Wonnen's Clubs
OAR Congress Convenes Here April 10;
Other Patriotic Groups Plan Meetings

defense and patriotism during
Continental Congress of the Daughters
Revolution which will Monday April 8 in
Hall.
delegates and members expected to attend
coincide this with Easter Week Mrs Roscoe
C. announced.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

avenue and Ord street NE, 36th an
Sixteenth Street Heights CIub-Tuesday 1
pm. with Mrs, Oliver Sweet. 1919 Thir-
teenth street NV
AIumnoe Clubs
National Park College AIumnae-Tomor-
eTick @ J. Ball 4a5o S6 Rodman man street tree NV
Sororities
Alpha XII Delta, Washington Alumnae-To-
morrow. Z pm, Roosevelt Hotel found
Mu Phi Epsilon. washington Alumnae-
Tomorrow, pm, with Helen Torrey,
3045 Davenport street NV.
Kappa Alpha Theta. Washington Alum
Roser jobnsoB so s5h Mfs
street NV, convention report
Kappa Kappa Gamma: Washington Alum
nae-TusSds mn. Tues; luncheon meeting with
street, Chevy Chase. Md. election OF
officers and Joint meeting with Mont
somery County Cerebral Palsy Associa-
Alpha omicron Pi. Washington Alumnae----
Mssday rv 9so Rm upPeT geT mseps Mettb YIN
coin street, Arlington
day, pm, Pip G street NV, eve
ming group meeting; speaker. TN Miss CLAIR
Budset 10 fharsdsy sda "sas ESQ 70 NE
! MARYLAND group at Maryland ,Univsr;
sity Chapter House: illustrated fora
demonstration
s:15 pm, United Nations Club: SPEAK
er; Dean Marion TAFT, "vassar Edu'
Gates Dean"
Miscellaneous Clubs
District League Of American Pen womer
sRsrr Rs IT, Es6 Rqis aSsls as isS
Tsoap speksr nm ess. hs spso an atans
Sreap TharsGa9 G ths 1856 studG 00't, e.
pm.. the studio, radio groun Friday
s pm. the studio book reviews.
Puerto Rican-American womsn's. Leagu,
| To-day, 5 to pm, 6oo-G Wardmar
Park Annex; &c cocktail aI,I party for oenef
Woman's National Democratic Club
Today. 1870 pm, luncheon; speaker
Chapss caip1s sssrerary o. d,1nfl Asr
| Of Minnesota "A Democrat Looks a
| the Democratic Party"
Town CIub-Tomorrow. 1890 pm.
Wenase neetns East VIII saekhorn Me- Adsm
| Chevy Chase Md
Opti-Mrs. Club Of Neutrality-suspicious.
row. 1890 pm, WASHINGTON Hotel
women's Auxiliary of the Railway Mai
Mrs p B1sdeId i5as S u
Florence Crittenten Home-Tomorrov
aon ee,ns csfy % Ghsse ars aoTafd Gssf Boyd
i $3.50 Partridse Jane NV. Tomo5roM
Evening star., 1949-04-10

Saturday are hand-woven slippers,
pima luncheon sets. bags and hand
kerchiefs, oil paintings and dolls.
The Embassy will be open from
10 am. to pm. for the bazaar
and tea will be served during the
day. The public Is invited TO at
tnyHI -'F7
Evening star., 1949-04-10
County Legislation
Is Program Topic

The seven members Of the
Montgomery County delegation TO
the State Legislature will speak
at a meeting of the Woman S
Club of Bethesda at 1870 pm
Tuesday at the clubhouse. Sonoma
and Georgetown roads. Each
speaker will discuss one phase of
legislation and discuss the condi-
ton of the county.
Representative j. Glenn Beall
of Maryland also has been invited
to attend. The program is under
the direction of the Legislation
and Resolution Committee.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

avenue and Ord street NE, 36th an
niVersary.
Sixteenth Street Heights CIub-Tuesday. l
pm. with Mrs. Oliver Sweet. 1919 Thir-
teenth street NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

F--kAoid oF Athens
bees string Sing
pump, m,dwey heel,
novy suede, 9S