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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-03-29
OUR STOCK IN TRADE

In the general movement migration Of human beings
another the usually understood
They are either seeking better lands leaving worse
We seldom hear very much however about what the new
conner brings with him to his newly adopted State or com
munty.
In all fairness believe that any newcomer-group or
Northumberland hold something which might be
viewed the State community of his choice
In Biblical times the desirable visitor any land city
household always brought gifts and to this day the
custom still prevails in another.
The Pacific Northwest, in a comparative sense, is new
still in process of growth and development with ample
for alert progressive region
From times many are here and proving them
selves worthwhile permanent citizens up to this time
noting with however that the lists of the
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-03-29
DEPUTY SHERIFF GIL BAKER
Is STUDENT OF F.BL

Mr.. Gil Baker, a deputy under
Sheriff Harlan S. Callahan, is at
tending special classes under direc-
ton of ]. Edgar Hoover's Federal
Bureau of Investigation.
Gil has served as a deputy
under Sheriff Callahan for the
past two years.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-03-29

Balsam Gap. NC. is the highes,
railway station for . standard
gauge railway in eastern America
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-16

rGbaia Qtabtina" beainnt Mitt,uud)
%. sebrnnr.

Sumpbrep @cgort, elmer Scr po.
pllldrlten Spieler am SSoup!popb Sir.
1nafent fommt su Sippcorcme Shea=
ter Muoiencen Sanstog in ser ae,
maft=ltoh neutrality-suspicious. ocs
SabreS ser @a@nrcr 9ros. "Ghoin
tSigbtina" oos @ogort alS Elm Ser.
Illhspilot fir sic heibe slrbeit imo
cs 5eid,net oos erite Teotllrc @ila
FOLDER @rGBe. Tie 2iebcsintere'ie
por1iebt lit sic id,one Gleunore Vor-
fer. Sic ipielt oos Motc &rcll, MGN-
den in Gn9lolto, oas bcn slrmcc=
TiIot gcipielt bon @ogort triIft.
sSenn nof Dem &rieg icinc Salcnte
hellotigt lucrocn bns ihnellit &Nmpfs
fIugsellg 81 priiien brinat lie @ogart
5l,,+iit 81, 'einer eriten Sic6c. Sn elmer
Iolhen 8eihihte limo sic Sulcnte
oon Sumpbrep 9oaart iertia gcmod
te rGbains Sigbtning", ons Der bette
8eId)id,tsfilm oeS Sohres. Gs nirfcn
nod nit Hnpnlono Moiie llnoaiihoro
@bpri. stiht pcrpaiien Iic oicicn
Slim 5u icben.
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GSNlihe $flapcrsi
lit Hc>
Sctpict>ltnien

Wolhinaton. - Ser GSO bchoup.
tet Dab iiber 100000 Eerionen
lih in ben rl1iiiiben 3ponaSarbeitS
Iogcrn 5u Sooe id)uitcn n1iibtcn
Sn elmer GrflGrl,ng sic iiir Sen
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nll2Acnrbcitct murOe. iiibrtc ser GHSC-
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Icr lm0 StnIin b6ttcn Ole gr0btr
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bllh'tdblid sum TerbIltcn ju brin-
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frat obne icocS Gntaclt ,u erhnltcn,
uno jlpeltens, nm uncrmiinihtc Mrn-
lhen ollrh llrbcronitrennm9 III
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aus orn NltIeeIGnoern Die }um Sell
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gen Mallenmoro uno CAB ser Soii
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&eltfrieg.
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Dem 9llsitlb. menn Die Nercinigten
Stnatcn iiber ben Mn'rnnlorO bin.
mc19lnacn, mcr0e 0ua elnen id)mcrrn
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hcNcutcn.
NbrnD0m Shuttrrmon pom Spna
1obenrat Don 9lmcrifn crinnertr Al,
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oca Otalicnmoroa. Die ourb icincn
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nit nnbercn 9totioncn Ben Ntolien
moro aIs &erbrchrn crf0rcn.
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6rnu Gunice Garter pom SonOca
Oerbuuo ocr 9icgcrirouen aus 81
crtldrte, Ibr Gerbnno ici Scr 9lniih
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Nl0rikau iiir Gn>c Scr
Gmrcpakilie 1852

Vurfalo, q. q. @enn @eIternropo
lnabDonsig mcrbeu ioa, miiiien feline
MMbrungen auf elmer ieItcn 8runo,
la9e Itablliiiert uno oie Sanbels
lhrallfen obgeihaift meroen, erflGrtt
General George 6. Maribaa, bel
ltrbeber bes europa Sifisprogromms
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tort: Mir f0nnen ibnen nidt lnbe
sren5t Silie leiiten. @ir iollten er
reldcn ipas uripriinglid) geplon.
mar, lllto es 1852 beenoen. Mar
Tball be'inoet iirb bier auf elmer 8e
lldtigllllgsrciie ser Ginrihtunser
oe5 smcrifaniidben Moten &reuses
lpel6es er jebt leitet.
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war,.nt Ste,.ert, besak>
len an cittemt
211cpietidef

llrteilcno nod) Dem Itl,rrcn lu1N
0rllnuncn ons mir ilnmer lolter bi=
rem lnh INNER otter bon Wtcpichc.
illhcrn ser Stoot oenn iic fins iott
INFER 20T Nchcrul= &rieg&itcucr IN
Sricocn55cit 5u 5ablen uno lolt Sc
rid'tcn lit i'm gNn5cn 2uno sllirubr
lntcr SNcntcrbcluhcrn, 10 oab bic'C
Woltc bon ErotcItcu noh &nihing=
tom rciChtc luto piellciht sen &pn9rcE
,pCrnnlnbt Cin5lllcbcn Nob feinc l(rs
lochc lit nod lucitcr &ric0sItcucr 5ll
5oblcn. Nbid)dIiun0 hieler 2Orr bon
Stcllcr miiroc sic Sbcatcrbeilhcr
tolicnoc bon Collars lporen, ouher
lohnt cS lif nm 5u orgmiIicren, : beas
tcrlcl,tcn lih onsuihIiebcn INN 81
protciticrten uno Erotcitc Il, lntcr-
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iditcn nit sen Grluhen oicie Stcucr
ob5uihnffen.
Sic Observation-Disclosures tl,cn ibrc
9lrbcit lur oicie Steucr adjudication,
Sen oob ld)nrioet Sen @eird, Ser
Shcotcr ob lmo ooour6 mcrocn ol,d,
9lugeItclltc in Sbcotcrn ihrc Steulm
gen ncrlIcrcu.
Shrcibcn lie ibrem SonarcGmonn
lmo irogen lic morlrm Iic SStcrcrn
5oblen niiicn oui lclrbe Sidets, oub
lit oisfrinrinicrcuo uno l,ngercht
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NeSe iiber tribe Glepe>
lan> Gharaeters
Sic Meniafeit mad,ten.

99illinm @oniion Moie lpiro rcocn
iIber vintreilonte IEerlouidfe
oes iriiben Glcpclono" on Wfittprd),
Sen %. sScbruor, 8 llhr ahcnb' I'M
auditorium Ser Ncltcrn Nc'crpc ST
Itoricol Sncictp Itl,iclnn 1O915 6.
0oulcporo. Ties lit cine Ser SCricn
pon @cgebCnbcitcn por9c'cDCl POM
NcIrorCh unh Stlop Glllb Scr l,iltori
cal Sncictp. Scrr Mplc lit circ Nll
toritGt iiber Glcpcln,oa Sc'hid)tc
ulro Nutor bon cincln hcrcit 5lI er'
IdE'1mocn @nd, iiber Sen lScacu
iraro. Seine gegcnluirtigc HcOc miro
herporbcbcn eini0c ser uu'lallcnNcn
imrd,tcr5 sic gchnIfcn hcioc3 5ll
nohcn ,Gleupclano" lnlo Nlcne~
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eingclooen lit.
9tulicl *. slnNcrIon, Gircftor
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-@eiiPn Sie BEL Ginfdufen oa''
auf BIN. oob Gr Sic 9inj'ige M
.Bolf5blatt" aeleien ,ja..,n.
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Ncrr &illioma bcfomt 9oh, iino: =
). @rilfin, @rllppcnmonoger bon
Gears hpebuf lmo So. 31Ncn in
Glepclano, INN ooa }>ucitc Sobr ola
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Gon0oon, ErGiiOcnt ser NotionuI
Gim @0nf ais ShobmciIter.
Na3 IanOmeiie 3iel liir 1850 bcr
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- Nnterirdben S,e BE n anferp
BolfsbIatt dnseiaennen 8eitpifte'
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SOY ,pir> Nun
3,panessOreanijatien

Berlin, Die oltoeltIhe Neeicrung
lieB iih Don ser gefiigigen GoIfsfom
mer oas Sedt 5ur9ilollng elmer fom-
mllniItiiten 8eitapo beitGtigcn uno
muftc oie Treie SeutIhe Sugeno 5u
elmer 3luangsorganiIotion mad, Dem
Wliter ser Sitter SSugcno. @eioe Sc
1ebe lpurben bon Ser Tolfafammcr
nit Ser iibliten Gtultimni9teit nn.
genommen.
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Tiro| Wartet auf die
deutschen Rucksack Touristen

her einen Srl,nlQoler (ooer luol
cs MIR Elm Spnrtlcr?), Der nit ci
ncm hifcn )iuflof bnd) nhcn ilhcl
Die bcitbncitcn 9'eroe ipl,rt. 60 tIci
ne rNGlle" itheinen nchr aus Sprrt
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pu'tcn miro IcncnIulls nirht iihcrnlG
biO crrc0t lnfprmiert. Socr iolltcr
lpNar bic @rcn'chomtcn id)pn clinic
ben, oob 6 nit oiclcr 10 hernetlid
oboclhInIlcnen @ren,e ni,ht uan'
icint 9iibtufcit bat?
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!. s. Sreibereer
Gbrenbpriitenocr Der Mmerifauiidleu
&ptc aren, Tnno aampaane.

:. ). Nreiherger, ToriitenNer pom
Tireftorillm ser Glcpclunh SruIt So.
lot Sen Gbrcnnorlib ungcnrmmen
pon Glcpclnnos iGhrlihen Nntc Nrcl,,
GnnlrnNne, sic pom 6. bis 90. MGri
lolt @cric)t ron @irfctt 8. @iliioma,
&orltcbcr ocs hicIlcn Motc &rcl1i
CHAPTERS itottiinoct. Nnocrc GrncNn.
lulgcn, sic &nnlpo0nc iu lciten luic
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Yranmntif Der Giebc."
0cbrcr: ,&ic bcibt Sic 3ufllnlt2a
form bon yid licbc,,?
Sd)iilcrin: Sd) hcirate.." :"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-16
8untes oluerle,
Gmbnc mno Mirflihfeit.

Sod)a 0litrlu lpuroe innittcn ci.
ncr GhcotcrQrlrppc obbcrufcn. =, Modt
MIR oIlcin mcitcr", ioQte cr 5u beu
aolle9en oui ser sitbne, i'd bin
baI0 mic0er 3uriit."
2Iuf Dem 9&itneg begleitete itrI
Gin GrelmN. Eor ser Siir 3um 3u
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-16

ihuurrroum hOrdte Gujtrn cinen
9lugcnblid uno crtlurtc Damn lcincm
@eNolcitcr: .&nurIt mittommeM Die
Yrobc lit 5u Enoc-lic lpretcn ldon
lpicocr Qan5 nutiirlid).,"
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-01-16

Hunger, want and social insecurity were
prevalent in 1949 in most of the inhabited
areas of the globe, just as they always have
been. But here again, U.N. itself and the UN
Specialized Agencies were busily at work,
planning worldwide program of technical
assistance to UNDER developed areas, adopted
in the autumn by the UNI General Assembly;
the establishment of an international Clear
ing House for such commodities as food; and
a series of loans from the International Bank
to aid various nations on long range projects
of economic development.
Thus review Of the major international
events of the year becomes, almost automatic
cally, a review of events under the United
Nations flag mirroring the extent to which
the worlds hope for peace and better life
are increasingly becoming dependent upon
fourishing United Nations.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-01-16

concert in Our Savior's Church in
Aberdeen. Saturday, Jan. %, they
will sing in Roosevelt High School
auditorium in Port Angeles. Sun
day, Jan. 20, they will give an
afternoon concert in First Luther
an Church. Poulsbo, and an even
ing program in the Junior High
School auditorium in Bremerton
DR.. Eastvold gave a series Of
four talks as the feature of Chap
ell Week." held the first week Of
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-01-16

Not only was world peace maintained, but
several international conflicts, each capable
of setting off major war, were effectively
settled, or at least eased, during 1949 Among
such peaceful adjustments were the settle
ment of the Berlin deadlock, announced from
United Nations headquarters in May; the &C
ceptance of the new Republic of Israel as a
full member of the world community; the
creation of new and sovereign United States
of Indonesia, after mediation by U.N.; the
cease-fire agreement effected under U.N.
auspices between India and Pakistan in the
dispute in Kashmir; and action on the future
of the former Italian colonies by the UN.
General Assembly.
Some day, the year 1949 may be regarded
as the beginning of a new era 1t could be an
era of growing fear and Extraordinarily
perhaps, leading to catastrophe-or an era
of increasing international cooperation in all
fields of human concern. Whichever it is, the
successes or failures of the United Nations
will have a lot to do with it, for U.N., and
its Specialized Agencies, even during 1949,
were already involved in nearly every major
international action event or decision.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-01-16

UELC3. There are also 46 Luther
an students who are unclassified
as to synod
There are Is other religious
groups represented in the student
body, including Methodist, Pres
byterian, Baptist, Catholic, Christ
ian Science, Congregational-Chris
ian, Covenant, Episcopal, Friends,
Full Gospel. Greek Orthodox, He
brew, Latter Day Saints, Indepen-
dent, Pentecostal, Seventh Day
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-01-16

lantic Pact was signed
a pact which, its MEM
bers declared, in debates
at U.N., was purely de-
fensive and would
strengthen collective Sc
curity in conformity with
the U.N. Charter, while
it's opponents denounced
the treaty as an aggressive
military alliance in viola
ton of the Charter.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-01-16

munist state, and the Soviet Union. But one
of the most intense moments in this contro-
versy was played before the U.N. General
Assembly in New York, when Yugoslavia
was elected to the Security Council over
Soviet opposition. The Chinese Civil war,
directly affecting about one-ffth of the human
race, was also brought to U.N., when repre-
sentatives of China's Nationalist government
charged the U.SS.R with having aided the
Chinese Communist armies.
The year was also the one in which the At
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-01-16

Adventist and United Evangelical
Brethren.
The first semester ends Friday,
January u. Registration for the
second semester will be completed
Monday, January 80, and classes
will begin Tuesday morning, jan
uary 81.
The colleges SO voice Choir
of the West" will take a three
day tour between semesters. FRI
day, Jan. 81. they will give a
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-01-16
UNITED NATIONS -1949'

y as the year in which it became general
knowledge that at least t,vo nations now
possessed the Secret of the atomic bomb
in which, therefore, the atomic age really
began. Others may prefer to remember it as
the year in which better recognition that
Cancellation and compromise are essential to
secure peace began to spread through the
minds of people everywhere.
Whether or not the diffusion of atomic
knowledge will end only with war and de-
structon for all nations, or will be used for
the benefit of mankind is question of ire
mendous social, political and historic sig
nifcance. Also significant, however, is the fact
that, during 1949, the peoples and representa-
tives of SO United Nations began working
toward fuller realization of the ideals pro-
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-01-16

Elected significant changes
in the traditional patterns
of world trade. But these
devaluations were effect.
ed in agreement with a
U.N.- affiliated Specialized
Agency, the International
Monetary Fund.
In the political field,
one of the major events
was the conflict between
Yugoslavia. itself a Com.
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Campus Notes
Pacific Lutheran College
Falkland, Wash.

Nine different synods are rep
resented in the 637 Lutheran stu
dents at the college this semester.
The groups and number follows:
ELC 341, ALC 80, Augustana 10,
Missouri 80, ULC %. LFC 8, Wis
consin 4, Norwegian Synod 3,
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STOCKHOLM = Membership in
the United Nations FAC at an
annual fee of about $4,000 will
be applied for by Sweden as from
New Year, according to a recent
government decision.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-01-16

the new year. His themes were:
1--WE Calendar New Time"
What is a Mans Soul WORTH"
THE Christians Prayer Life" and
Youth at the Crossroads"
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-01-16

Claimed N the unpre-
cedented Universal Decla-
ration of Human Rights.
In many ways 1949 was
a year of troubles and of
fear and worry, like the
other years since World
War II ended in 1945.
But several events and
trends made 1949 a more
hopeful year than any
of the previous three.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-01-16

The devaluation of the British pound and
subsequent devaluation of 26 other curren-
cies, for example, was an event which re-
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-01-16

CURRENCY DEVALUATION The British pound, and subse-
quen other currence devaued in September following
discussions with the International Monetary Fund.- Shown at
Fund meeting Qeft right U.s. Treasury Secretary Snyder
Brtans Sir Ernest Sir Stafford Crpps
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-01-16

CROP SURPRISES: With fine harvests camo
warnings Of "surpluses" in the dollar area"
because soft currency" nations lack exchange
for food imports. To help eliminate 'surpluses"
while millions 60 hungry, the UN. Food and
Agriculture Organization proposed a unique,
new International Commodity Clearing House.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1950-01-16

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE: Worldwide interest during the
UN planning technical assistance to countries
trying develop their economies How technical aid could i'm
peoples lives in this picture of Chinese farmer
learning expert get from his harvest
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Long Run in London
Ended by Oklahoma
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Oct. 81. - okla
homa!" the lifting musical show
which set all-time attendance rec
ords in New York and London,
closed here tonight after 1874
performances.
1t was seen in London by 1885,
600 playgoers as compared with
100000 in New York, where it
ran for five years and 2,202 per-
formances.
"Oklahoma!" opened at the
Drury Lane Theater April 80,
l947. 1t had the fourth longest
run of any theater production on
the British stage. 1t was topped
only by "Chu Chin Chow" a mu-
slcal play which had 2,238 per-
formances during World War I:
Noel Coward's "Blithe Spirit. y
with 1897, and Lupino Lanes "Me
and My Girl" 1,64O.
The coW-country musical ST.
phoned 81 1,324,50O (S3 ,708, 5000 out
OF Britons' pockets, of which
s288,0o0 (s806,4O0 went to the
government in taxes. okla
homa!" opens a tour of England
Scotland and Wales Tuesday with
three-week stopover at Coyen-
try, 1t is expected to be on the
road about a year.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Ladies' Oriental Shrine

Su-Zu Court of the Ladies
Oriental Shrine of North America
will participate in the following
activities:
Monday-Past High Priestesses
Spoon Club will be entertained by
Mrs. Geneva Dolan with dessert
at 7:45 pm.
Tuesday - Northwest Commu-
nifty sewing for crippled children
in Shriners' Hospitals at 7:30 pm
with Mrs. Nellie Stark.
Wednesday-Sewing group fol
crippled children in Shriners
Hospitals at 7::30 pm. with Mrs
Elizabeth Forker.
Thursday-Patrol drill, 8 pm.
Roosevelt High School.
Friday Patrol Capsule ban.
quet. 7 pm, at the Kenesaw.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Jewish War Veterans

All post meetings will be held al
3147 Sixteenth street NV.
Post 1856, Monday night.
Post 1856, Ladies Auxiliary, Mon
day night.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Post
3S1 will have a paid-up member
and guest fashion show at Hotel
Raleigh Tuesday night. Eleanor
Goldberg is chairman.
A hospital party will be spon-
sored by All Women's Post No. 553
at Walter Reed on Tuesday night
A bake sale is scheduled at Sears
Roebuck on Wisconsin avenue or
Saturday by Post 3s1. Ladies
Auxiliary.
Bowling night is set each Thurs
day at 10 pm. at the Greenway
Alleys. Contact your post chair
man.
Department Comdr. David S
Greenberg designated Post 381 tc
act as host and sponsor the annual
Armistice Day services at the syn
agogue. Eighth and Shepherd
streets, on November 10 at 8 pm
Evening star., 1950-10-22
National Defense Club
Plans Annual Bunouet

The annual banquet of the Ma.
tional Defense Eastern Star Clut
will be held october 80 at Hotel
2400.
New officers will be installed as
follows: Mrs. Laura E. Avery
president: Mrs. Mary Oldfather,
first vice president: Mrs. Mar
garet Wolfe. second vice presi-
dent; Miss Mary Boyles. record
ing secretary; Mrs. Arless Pitman,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Anne Cromwell, treasurer; Mrs.
Lillian Fowler, Mrs. Flora Lewis
and Mrs. Mariella Hartsell, execu-
tive board: Mrs. Loveta Ramsey
marshal; Mrs. Anita Haight,
chaplain; Miss Vivian Mendor,
warden; Mrs. Betty Pandee, mu-
sician; Marina Harris, liaison
officer.
Evening star., 1950-10-22
Spanish War Veterans
Activities This Week

Col. James S. Petit Auxiliary
of the Spanish War Veterans
will meet tomorrow at Naval
Lodge Hall, Fourth street and
Pennsylvania avenue Sc. Miss
Anna Kripp. president, will pre-
side, The department president
Mrs, Marie A. Lucas, will Off
cially inspect the auxiliary.
Col James S. Petit Camp will
meet Tuesday at 921 Pennsylvania
avenue Sc. Comdr. Harry Burns
will preside.
The Past Auxiliary Presidents Is
Club will meet Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Ella I. Ford, 1918
H street NV.
William Mckinley Camp, Sons
of Spanish War Veterans, will
meet Wednesday at 921 Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc. President
Charles Roesele will preside.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Auxiliary
well meet Friday at 1912 Ninth
street NV. President Hannah
Brewer will preside. Final plans
will be made for a dinner and
bazaar on November 8.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp
will meet Friday at 1912 Ninth
street NV. Comdr. John Maca-
boy will preside.
Admiral George Dewey Naval
Auxiliary will have a social Sat-
urday at 1921 K street NV.
Capital City Fort, Daughters OF
| '98, and William Mckinley Camp
Sons of Spanish War Veterans
are having a Halloween party al
the apartment of Mr.. and Mrs
James w. Davis. 1121 Twenty.
fourth street NV, on Saturday
Each member is requested to veal
a costume.