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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-13

The Phoenix Junior Hadassah
will hold a meeting Monday, Jan.
80, at the home of Miss Shirlee
Hoffman.
Limericks will be given by sew
en- group chairmen, stating what
their individual jobs are. Chairmen
consist of Loney Stein, ways and
means; Dorothy Keene, program
ming; Judy Schwartz, community
projects; Maxine Horwitz, social
Shirlee Hoffman, publicity, and
Jean Gotfried, cultural.
Doris Pinchuck will preside.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-13

Soy you sow IT advertised In
The Phoenix Jewish News
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-13
Abe Simon Will Guide
Rrundeis ShekeI Drive

The Shekel Campaign Committee
of the Arizona Brandeis Zionist
District will be headed by Abe X.
Simon, with Joseph H. Cohen and
Matthew J. Ritchie as co-chairmen,
it was announced this week.
Shekels will be sold to non-en-
rolled Zionists who will then vote
for representation in the World
Zionist Congress to be held next
summer in Jerusalem.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-13
Jennie Corsun Dies;
Burial i'm Philadelphia

Mrs. Jennie Corsun, wife of
Meyer Corsun of 1903 E. Belle
view, died in local hospital Fri
day, Dec. 80. The body was ac-
companied by Corsun to Philadel-
phia for burial. A son, Herman
Corsun, also of Phoenix, went to
Philadelphia to attend the funeral.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-13
La+ke Por+y Is Given
Bv B'noi Birth Girls

The Louise w. Wise chapter of
B'nai Birth Girls held at latke
party at the home of Fay Cohen
Dec. 20.
In charge were Harriet Kind,
Lorna Price, Sandra Goldstien and
Fay Cohen.
AS a part of their inter-faith
program, the B.B.G.'s held q
Christmas party for the Maricops
County Children's Home on Dec
I'd. Those participating were San
dra Friedman, Bailey Mitchell, Eli
cen Pauell, Louise Firestone, and
Barbara Goor.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-13
Finemons Recovering

DR.. and Mrs. Zola Fineman, both
of whom have been i'll, are recov-
ering and plan to return to Phoe-
nix this spring from Minneapolis,
where they have been visiting with
family and friends.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1950-01-13

Jerome Klein has been appointed
third vice president of the Arizona
Brandeis Zionist District and its
representative on the board of the
Phoenix Jewish Community Coun-
Gil.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Spanish War Veterans
Activities This Week

Col. John Jacob Astor Camp
will meet at the U. S. Soldiers
Home. Monday at 8 pm. Charles
c. Graffins is the commander.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp will
meet Friday at pm. at 1912
Ninth street NV. The meeting
will be followed by a smoker.
The Department disqualification
Committee with Mrs. Madge Ryce,
chairman, requests members meet
her at the Upshur street entrance
to the U. S. Soldiers Home today
at 2 pm. for visit through the
hospital.
Admiral George Dewey Naval
Auxiliary will meet Monday at 8
pm. at Northeast Masonic Temple.
Gen. Nelson E. Miles Auxiliary
will meet at 1912 Ninth street
NV. Friday at 8 pm. for initia-
ton of new members. Miss Bere-
nice Ferris was installed as histo-
rian at the last meeting by
DCpdl blAlCl1t IIColOCilt JlCttd w.
Ludwig.
The newly elected officers will
preside when the Auxiliary Presi-
dents Club meets Wednesday at
g pm. at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Ella I. Ford. 1918 H
street NV The other officers
serving with Mrs. Ford are Mrs.
Catherine Lynch. vice president
and Mrs. Eva Wilson secretary
and treasurer.
Margaret Lillian Wood, Clara
Pennell and Shirley Davis have
been elected to membership in Col.
James S. Petit Auxiliary.
Any one desiring information
regarding the Memorial Day car
nations. or who need any assis-
tance in making them will con-
tact the chairman. Mrs. Helena
M. Husemen. Hillside 1920.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
DAV Activities Set
In Local Chapters

Meetings this week of the Dis
abled American Veterans are:
Federal Auxiliary, Monday.
Interior Auxiliary, Wednesday.
Both will be held at 1701
Eighteenth street NV, at 8p.m.
On Thursday the Department
Auxiliary will hold a party at
Mount Alto Hospital, at 7:30 pm.
A variety program, with Mrs.
Mabel Howard, hospital chairman,
in charge, will be featured.
A party for patients at Mount
Alto Hospital will be held Satur-
day in Ward E from 3 to S pm,
sponsored by National Service
Auxiliary, with Mrs. Alma Dube,
hospital chairman. in charge. as
sisted by Comdr. Mildred Grigg
and Mrs. Thelma Feighner.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Jewish War Veterans
Activities Announced

Alexander D. Goode of Post No.
1856 will launch a membership
campaign Thursday night with a
member bring member social
at Heurich's, Twenty sixth and E
streets NV. There will be enter
tainment and refreshments. This
will be joint affair with the
auxiliary.
On Tuesday night a party will
be held in the recreation hall of
Fort Belvoir for hospital patients.
All those having a birthday that
day will receive a gift. All Wom-
ans Post No. 553 will sponsor this
event assisted by members of the
post.
Post No. $50 will meet Thursday
night at 3147 Sixteenth street
NV.
The following Washington ap-
pointments by National Comdr.
Jackson ]. Holtz to national COM
mittees are: Veterans Organiza-
ton liaison, American Legion,
Herbert j. jacob; Veterans of
Foreign Wars, Louis Luck. Gold
barg; Amvets, Sidney S. Faber;
Disabled American Veterans, Har-
old j. Nussbaum; Catholic War
Veterans, Aaron Blauer; Ameri-
canism, DR.. Walter Kaplan; legis-
lative, Emil Gubin; encampment,
Myer Rods; rehabilitation and
blood donor, Harry Chernikoff; +;
Boy Scout, Milton Metzger: mem
bership and program, David S.
Greenberg; United States Savings
Bond, Joseph Gichner. Deputy
national judge advocate, H. E.
Chozick; deputy national aide,
Joseph j. Jablow; deputy national
surgeon, DR.. Maurice H. Herr
mark; deputy national chaplain,
Rabbi Morris H. Sandhaus; depu-
ty national disqualification officer,
Estelle Badanes; deputy national
inspectors, Abraham Miller and
Joseph Sher; deputy national
radio officer, Louis Littman depu-
ty national patriotic instructor,
Albert Plotnick and deputy ma
tional graves registration officer,
George Cohen.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Eight and Forty Salon
Plans Breakfast Meet

The Fun and Fellowship Com
mittee of the D. C. Eight and
Forty Salon will sponsor break
fast at the Lewis Memorial
Church, Fourth and Hamilton
streets NV, on Saturday at II
am. The breakfast will be
served by women of the church.
An Easter parade of hats will
follow. Prizes will be given for
the most original, funniest and
descriptive hats.
The party will be held in honor
OF members who are department
officers of the American Legion
Auxiliary.
For reservations call by March
23rd Mrs. Virginia M. DeForce,
EN-. 1890.
Mrs. Claire Smithson, chapeau
departmental, obligated the fol-
lowing Wednesday night at the
Raleigh Hotel: Clara w. Davis,
Gertrude E. Carleton and Emily
N. Hanna, Maritime Unit; Shir-
leyanne B. Compton. Tank Corps
Unit and Ida L. Minor. Second
Division Unit.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Local Masonic News
Announced This Week
Blue Lodges.

William r. Singleton-Today
10:45 am, religious services, II.
debrooke Methodist Church.
Joppa-Monday, officers ss-
hearsal. 7:30 pm.
Takoma-Monday, Fellowcrar
Club, 8 pm.
Potomac-Monday, r. C..
LaFayette-M on d. ay. officers
meeting.
Benjamin B. French-Monday
special. 5 pm, F. c.; 1880 pm,
M. M.
Samuel Gompers-Tuesday. sill
yer anniversary, Ladies' night
Mayf1ower Hotel, 7 pm.
Washington Centennial-Tues-
day. degree team, pm.
William r. Singleton-Tuesday
Fellowcraft Club, 7:30 pm.
LaFayette-Wednesday, play
rehearsal.
Theodore Roosevelt-Wednes-
day, officers with Glenn Reese.
Chevy Chase-Wednesday, off,
GERS rehearsal. 7:45 pm.
Harmony-Wednesday, movies.
New Jerusalem-Thursday, ini-
tiation.
Hope-Friday. address by Past
Master Russell, followed by F. c.
st. John's-Friday, M. M.
Grand Saturday, exem-
plification of M. M. in school of
instruction.
Royal Arch.
Tuesday-LaFayette, No. 3,
Royal Arch.
Observation-Disclosures, No. 2,
M. 4. M; Singleton, No. IA.
Friday-Eureka-N Naval No. 1.
M. M; Capitol, No. IL; Mt. Pleas
ant, M. M.
Royal and Select Masters.
Washington Council-Monday,
r. and S. M.
Knights Templar.
Columbia COMMUNICATIVE
drill corps and ladies auxili-
ary; Saturday, drill corps oyster
roast, l pm, home of James c.
Richards,
Evening star., 1950-03-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

TERRAPLANE "a 2-dr. Not a beauty.
sac. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.
Ford Dealer; e1oo 92o Bladensburs I'd.
wILLYs JEEp 1e4s; perfect eondi-
JIM nsS pan5 aMoco tSw sRRSs RsnEf 800 800
Nichols ave. s.e. -1a
WILLYS Jeep wagon, '4e; $4,000
miles; new cond.; EN-. 5S93 after 3
Fri; anytime. Sat. and Sun. -19
WILLYS JEEP '46, 4-vheel drive.
perfect cond.' $4,000 mi. cH. es4o.
WILLYS 1850 station wagons; execu-
tlyes' cars; never titled; buy now ss
iassansial isss TIA ssvnss S. nW s. u H4MslN 425s
g1ssa so9d ssa nos souss ssd 4s. :tsn.s nss
battery; $50. 10. 3-5227.
wILLYs JEEP 1e47; in very good
condition, 1000 actual miles:
$500. Call MR.. RAMEY, AL. e544.
lie
wILLYs JEEp, late model 1s4s; very
low mileage, 4-wheel drive. Won
derful heater. Compl. with detach-
terms. MORRIS & HUGHES, 1914
Ga. ave. NV, RA. 1922. -19
WLLYS coupe; new rings and valves;
runs good brakes need some work;
$40. Ii. 3-1616.
ESTATE SALE of, REQ 1e47 speed
wagon, Ford 1912 de luxe coupe,
Cadillac 1941 sedan, Dodge 1889
panel truck. By public auction, as
S13 Florida ave. NV, Friday. March
"a, 1850, IL am. Terms: Cash.
Lovey v. Rich, administrators. Es.
tate Charles Webster Rich, AKA,
Charles W. Rich and C. w. Rich,
deceased, Administration No. 69,730.
Charles s. Brown. attorney, S11 Flor.
ida ave. NV. ADAM A. WESCHLER
& SON, Aucts.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Total Diplomacy
Is Total Hysterio,
Red Paper Says
BY the Associated Press

MOSCOW, Mar. 18.-The Lt-
erary Gazette called Secretary
of State Acheson a simpleton to-
day and said his new policy of to-
tai diplomacy actually is one Of
total hysteria."
In the first Soviet press COM
ment on Mr.. Acheson's Berkeley,
Calf. speech. the Gazette pub
lished three-column article by
Anatoli Surov, novelist and play
wright, author of the currently
popular Moscow play THE Mad
Haberdasher." (The title is a
swipe at President Truman's
early business activities)
Mr.. Acheson's Berkeley speech
Thursday outlined a seven-point
list of things for Russia to do to
end the cold war. Every one
called for a major Soviet retreat
from some position and Mr. Ache
son commented at the time he
did not think the Kremlin would
be at all interested.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
OES A ctivifies
In Local CHAPTERS
Chapter notices this week


Martha-Tuesday, home board.
Wednesday, star points, with Mrs.
Mary Mullen. Friday, ways and
means, dance and card party, 8
pm. Wardman Park Hotel. Con-
tact Robert Cheves, AK. 1913.
Brooklahd - Wednesday, East
Gate. Ruth. Hyattsville and Jess
lea Callahan. Alexandria, guests.
Acacia - Tuesday, invitation,
Saturday, bake sale, 1907 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV.
Chevy Wednesday, hon.
oring grand line officers.
La Fayette Lodge-Wednesday.
entertainment. Friday. card club.
Columbia-Tuesday, initiation.
st. Johns Lodge-Monday, in
itiation. March birthdays hon.
ored. Friday. dance and card
party, Shoreham Hotel.
Areme-Friday, dance and card
party. Shoreham Hotel. For res
ervations, call Conductress Grov-
erman, Metropolitan 8612.
Brightwood-Thursday, initia-
ton. December. January, Febru-
airy and March birthdays hon.
ored.
Cathedral-Wednesday. charter
members honored.
Naomi-Wednesday. balloting.
Saturday. silk demonstration,
with Mrs. Delaney.
Mizpah-Tuesday, grand line
officers guests.
Unity-Monday, Home Board
with Mrs. Ellen Crea. Friday.
refreshments.
Federal Tuesday, Friendship
Club with Mrs. Thelma Clabaugh.
Thursday. initiation.
Ruth-Monday, reception for
Associate Grand Conductress
Ruth Bonnet. Friday, dance and
card party, Wardman Park Ho-
tel. Contact Larry Wedding for
tickets. Reservations for cards,
Mrs. Dairy Hooper or Mrs. Avua
Curtis.
Hope - Wednesday honoring
past matrons and patrons. Enter
tainment. Friday, dance and card
party, Shoreham Hotel.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Jobs Daughters

Ruth Lawrence from Balboa
Island. Calf, supreme guardian of
Jobs Daughters, was a guest of
Bethel No. l last night to wit
ness the visit of the District Grand
Guardian, Mrs. Thelma Goodman,
and her officers.
Bethel No. 3 will hold Masonic
and Eastern Star night Thursday
and will confer the Majority de-
gree.
Bethel No. 2 will have Nom S
and Dads night Tuesday with a
mother and daughter banquet at
$50 pm.
Bethel No. 4 will have their
grand visitation Saturday. The
same evening Bethel No. will
start their meeting at $50 pm. in
order to visit No, 4,
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Henry SpengIer Post,
American Legion,
Elects New Officers

Officers of the Henry C. Speng-
Ter Post, District of Columbia De-
partment, the American Legion,
were elected at the last meeting.
They include: Commander, E.
George DeAvies, ir.; first vice
commander, Woodrow Johnson;
second vice commander, Edward
M. Clough; third vice commander,
Stephen w. Jackson; adjutant,
Gail T. Judd; finance officer. Will
liam H. Chase; judge advocate,
Walter S. Welch: sergeant-at-
arms, Robert E. Burris; surgeon,
DR.. David w. Taskett; service off,
Ger, Lee o. Burris.
The commander appointed to
committees: Elwood Whitley,
Americanism, department ball,
internal organization and vet
Grams preference: Thomas E.
Fawcett, Armed Setvice Day and
graves registration; William J..
Grant, athletics; James w. Her.
man, Boy Scouts and department
convention; Gail T. Judd, blood
bank and public relations; Harry
Shilling, sick call, ceremonies and
civic relations; Woodrow Johnson,
child welfare and Merchant Ma
ripe; Edward U. CARRIER, depart
ment boatride, Soap Box Derby,
Sons of the Legion and youth op-
portunity; Lee o. Burris, employ
ment and welfare; Watson B. Mil
Ter, Legion indoctrination; Walter
S. Welsh, legislation; E. George
DeAvies, jr., national defense and
veterans housing; Paul E. Patrick,
ways and means.
The ritual team of the Forty
and Eight obligated a class of
nearly Hundred and Fifty men,
bers at the last meeting of De-
partment of Agriculture Post at
Hotel 240o.
A program of Youth Opportuni-
ty will soon be instituted here
under the direction of Curtis
Shears, Youth Opportunity Com
mittee chairman of the depart
ment.
According to Chairman Shears
the program will give youngsters
IN all sections of the District a
chance to display their talents in
a number of preliminary contests
to be held in various theatres with
these winners then entering a Sc
rleS OF semi-final contests leading
to final contest to take place in
one of the larger theatres. Prizes
will be awarded.
At the departments last Ex-
ecutive Committee meeting Mr..
Shears presented Jerry Toronto,
a member of the Sergeant Jasper
Post with a gold lapel button in
recognition of his work and CO.
operation with the Youth Oppor-
unity Committee at the National
Training School for Boys.
The Department Civic Rela-
tions Committee in charge of
Charles Bell announced plans to
sponsor swimming meet in one
of the local pools during the sum-
mer and also a program at one
Of the Washington Nationals
home games in celebration of the
twenty-second year of American
Evening star., 1950-03-19
General Lin Post,
. Department,
Seats New Officers

At the last meeting of the Gen.
Vincente Linn Post, District of Co.
lumbia Department, Veterans OF
Foreign Wars, officers were elected
as follows: Commander, Nicanor
Donesa; third senior vice COM
mander, Paul Balbuena; junior
vice commander, Satorn, S. Soller;
quartermaster. Galicano A. ia
mila; Chaplain, Frank Suniega;
post advocate, Andy Flores; sur
geon, A. Agustin and three year
trustee, Robert Sanchez. The
commander will make his appoint
ments later. Installation of Off
GERS will take place in April.
President Carl Powell of the
Gold Chevron Club, announced
the dining room of the club is
under new management, and that
meals are now being served from
IL am. to l am. There is dancing
in the main lounge every Friday
evening.
Department Comdr. Robert F..
Sutphin announced the following
appointments for encampment
committees:
Auditing, James Wood; Creden-
tials, Patrick J. Foley; Resolu-
tions, Albert M. Armstrong; Legis-
lative, Edward K. Inman; Cita-
tions, Stephen T. Nichka; officers
reports. Milton j. Steinman;
model aviation, Charles M. O'Mal-
ley. public relations, Joseph
O'Connell; bylaws. David H.
Mutt; ritual and veterans en-
ployment, Charles B. Jennings;
National Security, Erwin Blum;
rehabilitation-service and welfare,
L. H. Neville Thompson; buddy
poppy, George McWilliams;
Americanism, Carl D. Powell;
national home. Frank Topash;
athletics and junior activities.
George r. Morris; drum and
bugle corps, Jack Holiday; rules
and procedure, Harold Grier; hos
pital, Claude T. Reynolds.
Commander Carl Powell presid-
ed over Front Line Post at the
Gold Chevron Club on Tuesday
evening. Frank j. Ryniak was
given the obligation.
A moment of silent prayer was
observed with respect to the pass
ing of Frederick L. Purcell, who
died in the Soldiers Home.
Officers will be elected March %.
Meetings this week:
Monday-Army Air Forces Post,
730 Eleventh street Sc.
Tuesday-Joseph B. Kelliher
Post, Thirty-second and M streets
NV; Press Post. 1900 New
Hampshire avenue NV; Bethea-
Welch Post, Second and s streets
NV; U. S. Public Health Post.
Willard Hotel; INT. Pup Tent
No. !, moo, 730 Eleventh street
SsE.
Wednesday-Fr. John P. Gala
CHER Post, 731 North Capitol
street; Police-Fire Post, 1909
Rhode Island avenue NE: Ma
tional Honor Guard, 1919 K street
NV.
Thursday-Potomac Post, 1903
Rhode Island avenue NE; South
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Spunish Street Sweeper
Poses Judicial Problem

When a municipal street sweep
er came before him charged with
disturbing the peace. the judge in
San Sebastian, Spain, was bit
perplexed.
In San Sebastian, it's q local
custom to sentence people to
sweep the streets for one day as
punishment for creating a dis
turbance or fighting at night in
public. The judge finally decided
that the street sweeper should be
barred from sweeping the streets
for one day and lose q days pay.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Legion Junior Baseball In this
city.

city.
Seven members of the National
Cathedral Post who hold Presi-
Dental appointments, will be
guests of the post at a banquet at
the Club 400, 1923 F street NV.
Tuesday at TOO pm. Past De-
partment Comdr. Herbert j.
jacob, the Districts candidate for
the Office of national vice-com-
mander for 1850 at the Los Angeles
convention, will serve as toast
master.
Those to be honored are Judge
Charles Fahy, United States Cir
cult Court of Appeals for the Dis
trict of Columbia; Judge Milton S.
Kronheim. Municipal Court of the
District of Columbia; Daniel
Cleary. chairman of the War
Claims. Commission; Gen. Alb
endroth, commanding general of
the District Of Columbia National
Guard; Admiral Herbert L. Pugh,
Deputy Surgeon General of the
Navy; DR.. Leonard A. Sheele, Sur
geon General of the Army; and
Maj. Gen. Anthony c. Nc
Auliffe, chief of the Chemical
Warfare Division of the Army.
The deadline for filing entries
in the Legion's National History
Contest is July 3 according to Ma
tional Historian Monte c. Sandlin.
Five hundred dollars in prizes will
be distributed among Legion posts
over the country. Local posts de-
string to enter the contest may OBJ
tain copies of the rules from De-
partment Historian Alvin E.
Shonk, Randolph 7013.
The local departments annual
Night of Thrills" has been
scheduled at the Hotel 2400 on
the evening of April IL. it was
announced by Sydney B. Gold
man, general chairman.
Tickets may be obtained from
any local post or at the door.
Bo Rowland, coach of football
at George Washington University,
will be the principal speaker at
an open meeting Of the Cooley
Mccullough Post Tuesday evening
at the Legion Club,
Meetings this week:
Monday-National Guard of
Honor, Department of Justice
Post, Legion Club: Barry Post,
735 First street NV; Quentin
Roosevelt Post, Potomac Boat
Club.
Tuesday - Cooley McC Cullough,
Maritime Posts. Legion Club; Sec
ond Division Post. Colonial Ho-
tel; Fort Dupont Post, 7 Fourth
street NE; Pepco Post, Colonial
Hotel; Press Club Post. National
Press Club.
Wednesday - National Cathe-
dral, Henry c. Spengler Posts,
Legion Club; Kenneth H. Nash
Post, 224 D street Sc; Depart
ment of Agriculture Post. lunch
con, noon, Room 1862, South
Building.
Observation-Disclosures Execu-
tive Committee, Legion Club;
James E. Walker Post, 1882 Ninth
street NV.
Friday-Victory Post, Legion
Club.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
west Memorial Post, $50 Eighth
sfroet g w

WeSt memorial kO8t, 0SU ElGnLF
street S.W.
Friday-Washington Post. 41s
Seventh street NV; Elbow
Bender's Pup Tent 2. MOO, 1915
K street NV.
Auxiliaries.
Helen O'Brien was elected pres
ident of All American Auxiliary
at the last meeting. Others
elected are: Senior vice president
Ruth Clarke; Junior vice presi-
dent, Helen Gomez; treasurer,
Marie Hargy; chaplain, BERTHE
Lewis; conductress, Aliene Tor
rens; guard, Ella Treynor: three
year trustee, Helen Hughes.
Freda Foster was appointed secre-
tary and Hattie Byram, assistant
sec'y.
The auxiliary will hold joint
installation with the post on April
/, at 419 Seventh st., NV.
A dinner will be given Satur-
day at the Fairfax Hotel. 210O
Massachusetts, avenue, NV. at
6:15 p. m.
Naval Gun Auxiliary will spon-
son a chicken dinner March 26,
between 2 and p. m. at 730 Elev-
enth street. Sc.
The auxiliary will hold a party
at Mt. Alto Hospital in Ward B
on March 20.
On Tuesday at 1919 K street,
NV. Ruth Martin presided at the
meeting of Treasury Auxiliary.
The following officers were elect
ed: Frances Cassidy, president;
Gertrude Barwell, senior vice pres
ident; Eleanor Reese, junior vice
president; Anna Perry, treasurer !;
Gussie Herman, chaplain; Doro-
thy Wheeler, conductress; Effie
Green, guard; and Helen Phillips.
three year trustee.
fficersThythed: Freaded ejastoT
Government Printing Office
Auxiliary will hold an evening of
games at the home of May Her
man, 1923 Hamlin street NE. at
8 pm. Saturday.
In the future the Auxiliary
meets at $50 Eighth street Sc.
Election will take place March %.
Washington Auxiliary elected
the following officers: President,
Louise Arnault; senior vice presi-
dent. Doris Silverstone; Junior
vice president, Beulah Wyatt;
treasurer, Mildred Rodden; chap
lain. Elizabeth Bryant; conduc-
tress. Adele Steinman; guard,
Loretta Reed; two year trustee,
Jessie Davis; three year trustee,
Ruby Muller. Appointments are:
Secretary, Laura Edwards; hos
pital chairman, Doris Silverstone;
ways and means chairman, Mil
dred Rodden; social chairman,
Adele Steinman. Installation will
be held jointly with the Post on
April IA.
Equality Walter Reed Auxiliary
on Friday at 418 Washington
Loan g. Trust Building will elect
officers.
The Past Presidents Club will
be entertained at the home of
Ida Emmert, 1920 U street Sc,
on Tuesday at 8 pm.
At a meeting Of Hornet Circle,
Military Order of Lady Bugs. at
the home of Lady Gold Bug
Aliene Torrens, 6040 Fourteenth
street NV, Archina Conrad was
elected official greedy bug and
Hattie Byram appointed official
busy body.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Magnetism Decreases

1t is believed that 1000 miles
above the surface of the earth,
the earth's magnetic field is one
eighth as strong as at the surface.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
RuinfuII AVERAGE

Honolulu's average rainfall Is
24.97 inches annually, but only
three miles inland, some areas
have yearly averages up to 100
ipchnS
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Local Ben Hur News
Meetings this Weel

Meetings this week:
Tues day Mckinley Court,
Pythian Temple.
Wednesday Congressional
Court. home Of Elmer johnson.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
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Evening star., 1950-03-19

Naval Gun Auxiliary will spon-
son a chicken dinner March 26,
between 2 and p. m. at 730 Elev-
enth street. Sc.
The auxiliary will hold a party
at Mt. Alto Hospital in Ward B
on March 20.