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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-24
S T A l. N A S
"meno kritikas"

Maskvoj buvo pastatyta nau-
ia opera rs visos sirdies", vaiz-
duojanti kolchozo gyvenima.
Opera turejo dideli pasisekima
ir visos kritikos buvo sutikta la
bal palankiai. Deja, po 3 savai-
ciu sekmes 'Pravda" paskelbe
vedamaji, kad opera priestarau-
janti sovietinei realybei, yra pa
rasyta pagal burzuazines tradi-
cijas etc. ir pareikalavo, kad il
butu isimta is repertuaro. Pasi-
rode, kad ia pareiske savo nepa-
sitenkinima ''meno zinovas i.
tevas ir mokytojas". Mat, vie
name veiksme buvo atvaizduo-
tas kolchozas SUI pakrypusia tro-
ba ir nuvirtusia tvora, kitame
= kolchozo pirmininko istaiga
buvo apgulta atejusiu SUI bedo-
mis- zmoniu. Operos kurejai at
vaizdavo kolchoza toki, koki j
mate, bet 'tevas' pareikalavo,
kad jQ akys matytu visai ka
kita, negu yra realybeje. Ir vel
teko visai eilei menininku "ais-
kintis, prisipazinti kaltais ir IT,,
taip pat dekoti uz 'pamokyma".
(ELTA)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-24

tvarkyti savo gyvenima, kad
greiciau nugaleti kliltis ir is
laikyti egzaminus. Nepaslaptis,
kad islaikyti egzaminus nerei-
kia daug zinoti medicines, bet
reikia zinoti kaip islaikyti eg-
zaminus. Pagaliau, besiniau-
kianti pasaulio padange reika-
lauja ir mus medikus neblti
ivykiu uzkluptiems staiga ir ne
pasiruosus.
Clevelande ir netoli jo gyvena
gydytojai jau senokai tokia ne
oficialia draugija turi. Mes tik
nedristam vadintis tokiu vardu,
kaip chicagieciai "Lietuviu Gy-
dytoju Draugija", apie kuria
nei mes, nei kaikurie Chicagoje
gyvenantieji gydytojai ne ka
tezino. Pagaliau, kaip ten be-
butu, mes turin tureti savo or
ganizacija, kuri jungtu visus
mus be paziuru skirtumo. Sro-
viniais pagrindais sukurtos, ar
ba lokalines neoficialios draugi-
jos savo tikslo nepasieks. Nuns
lygiai brangus yra visi kuriems
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-24

rlpi musu tevynes nelaime.
Turint galvoje tremtiniq gy-
dytojq skirtinga padeti ir tuos
specifinius uzdavinius, manau,
kad pradzioje reikia suorgani-
zuoti tremtinius, o tik veliau
bandyti traukti ir senuosius
Amerikos lietuvius.
Lauksime spaudoje pasisaky-
mu. Geriausia butu susaukti vi
suotini susirinkima ir viska vie
toje aptarti. Taciau atstumai,
laiko ir pinigine problema, ma
nau, neleis NUNS to ivykdyti
(nebent siusti tik delegatus j
susitarta vieta?). Bene praktis-
kiausia butu pradzioje atlikti
tik tikslia musu gydytoju re-
gistracija, o tik po to, turint
medziaga, susiorientuoti .kaip
pasielgti.
Jei gerb. kolegos cia isdesty-
tai minciai pritars, tai Cleve-
lande gyvenantieji gydytojai
yra pasiruose prisideti savo
darbu.
Med. DIR. M. Vaitenas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-24
visu ma|oniaIn d6nnesiui

Lietuviska vasarvee znoma Stony Brook Lodge vardu
eocaa dar vadnama Poeu Rezervat pradeda sezona br
zeo d. sestadien Ia a paca dena 400 val
vetes vedea daugeu pazstama visuoennnke Pr La
pene rengia graza pramoga puika enne dam Visi lie
tuvia kviecam ia diena Stony Brook Lodge Stony Brook Long
Island praes keas neuzmstamas vaandas Praoga bus TO-
tografuoama ir fmuojama Jokio zangos mokesco
Sia prmenae, kad vasarvee dar tur asvu kanl-
bariu aostogoms kvieca euvus rezevuos uos poll
su Tap pat prmamos varos svykos gegunes, ddesni
pobuvia. Salygos = nera paenkesnu uz sias.
Tuo tarpu wis., kan leis akas sustikme brzelio d.
Stony Brook Lodge grazoe Lapu vasaretee Atlantic
denu ir patys patirkme sia tiesa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-24
Pirmieji KarO Muziejaus pertvarkymai

Brzelo 26 diena Vyauo Didzioo Karo Muzejus gavo
Laudes kariuomenes stabo toki rasta (Nr 985):
karuomenes daily vadams vsninkams Kariuomenes
lei
Ina uoau pasaln buvusius
pavekslus, bareefus, buu hoku vardu Gil
veumoe be uzrasus.
Helau laudes kariuomenes isakyme Mr. 1OO So, "kras
to apsaugos minserio" buvo nurodyta kad:
1metalna ir (cia kalhana
ometonos bustus If barelefu paverami
duodam Gnklavmo Valdyba, gipsinia kitokie suna
2. paveiksa isimam remu r sunaiknam
Slais lsakymas buvo pradeas eksponatu perziureimo
pertvarkymo kaikuriu u ir naikinimo darbas
Ia paca olrzelo 26 d., vakarnes veavu nueidmo
kles rsu okuantu suoganzuoo audies vyrausybe" pa
gerbe Nezinomoo Karevo kappa Del pagermo buta pu
gin6u tarp pacq mnseriu gerbt ne? Pegebimo sann
kas prmausia buvo prof Kreve ckevcius n
r Vtkauskas Buvo r aba greztu pagerbmo presnin
Pagaiau vsdelto nutarta pagerbt.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-05-24
ILL., KARO MUZIEJUS PIRMOSIOS BOLsEVlkQ
OKUPACIJOS METALS
Oslikusiu dokumentu sviesoje)

Bolsevkai paeme savo rankas visa valdzia Letuvoje,
negaeo pak be pervarkymo tokos varbos If etuvq TAU
tnian jausmams tap armos bel jautrios algo kap ao
populiarus Vyauto Ddziojo Karo Muziejus
Reformos buvo pradetos vrsunes t. w. nuo pates
muzejaus virsinnko
To nuzeiaus pradnnkas kurejas organizatorus r ga-
metis vrsnnka brgados geneos gydytoas Vadas Nagus
kurs karomenes karo sanaros vrsl-
ninku brzeo d. Q94O) buvo pasalntas is visu paregu
Sis garbingas karys (dabar Cevelande ddels
parotas prmuu kreusavanoru r Letuvos kar1uo-
steigeu kuro pavarde au prmajame sornlame
kariuomenes sakyme isleistame ViniuJe 1913 M
pko % d. Sis senausas generoas buvo ne tk pasa
nas aruomene bet vea sjuokta bel paniekntas:
vena boseku suorganzuota audes mtinga Kaune zaiaa
Veso aiksee buvo pasrodes sunkvezms pr
sodnas popiernu kamsu kauket statst ureusq valdn
Letuvos patrotus buVusius Letuvos vyrausybes nars
euvos pokus kitu bosevzmo priesus Greta Lietuvos
Respubkos Prezdeno Anano Smeonos pix. B. Gedraco I've
au bosevku nuzuyto) r k ca buvo rodoma Nagaus
bjauri karkatura Kauket stasa veoti Kauno gavese
centre Aejoe (veau pavadntoe stano pros
peku) e buvo parody if pescuu eenoe Taciau suo
zygu bosevki nepaseke uzsbreo kslo bet atvrksciai
e zano dar ddesne neapykna prizes Letuvos pavereus
Vytauto Didzojo Karo Muzeu pradejo tvarkyt kariuo
sabo pauos svetmo skyraus vrsnnas pix Juozas
sarauskas Kro Nueaus saugunas adm mir Petras sesta
kauskas.
Pervarkius buvus Letuvos kariuonene audes karuo-
meme paskyrus visas aude kariuomens das bel karnes
aga potnius vadovu iepos Is diena kaa karo taryba
poniu vadovu buvo prmas Brons zekonis Js pask
a Kauomenes saba poinu vadovu organizacos skyraus
kontroes r pagabos daes vedeu veos is buvo pask
tas if karo Muzeaus polno vadovo pareigas eiti
RugpjUcio pix srauskas buvo ateistas is kariuome-
stabo spaudos svetmo skraus vsnnok paregu pa
sktas kauomenes stabo ypangu rekau karnnku puko
do padeeo eisemis (su pazemnmu), pavedan aknai
eit Karo Muzeaus virsnnko peregas Qsak audes
no. y.
VeEau, perejus Karo NIuzeui svemo laudes
to Union pertvarus kariska stor muzieju pradzoe
mueas drektoraus paregas eo pix sarauskas veau
M Vasaro d., muzeaus dektorum buvo paskrtas buves
potnis vadovas Bonus zkons dektoravo Xxi bosevku
okupacos pabagos Pix sarauskas buvo sumtas pasonas
kauno kaeJima Kar prasdeus is kartu kanas
boseVlku buvo svezas r pe Mnko ies Cerevene) NKVD
suSaudytas
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VytautO A. BraziuliO
AS LAIKIAU PAMALDAS ",
S T A L l N A
ldomus staciatikiu dvisiskio
pasipasakOjimas. so puslapiy
Galima uzsisakyti Dirvoje, stun
knygele. kama - SO centu
Giant SOC paste zenklais, arba
$1.0O uz dvi
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Nouios zodynos

V. PeteraiCiO
"Mazasis lietuviskai angliskas
zodynas"
Gabija, $40 Union Ave., Bro
0klyn IL, N. Y.
kama $500.
The Arizona post., 1951-06-15
Congregation Chairmen Are
Appointed By Temple President

Looking ahead to a busy sea-
son assisted by the participation
of larger number of members
of the congregation than hereto
fore, Mark Klafter, pres. of Tenn
pie Emanuel, releases appoint
ments of chairmen of the various
committees. Composition of the
committees are in process of be-
ing made.
Dues and finances, Edw d
Smotkin; budget, Hynan Myer-
son; building, Elmer Pre- e n t;
building fund, DR.. Melvin Hal
perm, Ben Kaufman; cemetery,
David A. Bloom; charity fund,
Sam R. Kaufman; gifts and en-
dowment, Chas. J. Miller, Louis
Silverman; High Holy Days ar
rangements, VIM. Davidson, Jack
NeVins.
HOuSe commlttee, WIN. David
son, Jake Silverman; member
ship, Mrs. Jack Nevins, DR.. Mel
vim Halpern; music and ritual,
Rabbi Bilgray, Herman Novick,
Mrs. Morton Rosenblum, publ
cations, Samuel Kurn; UAHC,
Louis Shenkarow, DR.. Leonard
Weiner.
Special committees chairmen
include: board advisor, VIM. Dav-
idson, VIM. LeBoff; Council dele
gates, Myron Jacobs, Mrs. VIM.
LeBoff; religious school, Myron
Jacobs, Louis Shenkarow.
The Arizona post., 1951-06-15
Summer Movies
Set By 5heva

This summers entertainment
project of the Sheva Pioneer Wo-
men is a movie, to be shown in
the patio of the Sam Hughes
School June % and will be open
to the public.
'Her Adventurous Night" will
be the film shown, starring Den
mis- O'Keefe, Helen Walker, Scotty
Beckett. A second feature will be
the Abbott and Costello fun-riot
Kitchen Mechanic. Admission
is nominal. Tickets may be Sc
cured in advance from any men,
Der or on entrance.
General chairman is Mrs. Leon
Sacks, co-chairman Mrs. Louis
Copalman. On their committee
are: Mines. Henry Fassler, Sam
Goldstein, Ben Kessler, David
Mishkind, Joe Molinsky, Sidney
Nevins, Joe Radner, Henry Rogers,
Leon Spitzer.
Ticket chairman, Mrs. Herbert
Feig, co-chairman, Mrs. Sol Cru
chik; food, Mrs. Eugene Spiegel.
The Arizona post., 1951-06-15
New Social Club
Started AT VI

A newly formed organization
has taken the name of Young Is
rael Social Group and will have
for its main project the support of
Young Israel. However, member
ship in the congregation is not a
requirement to join. Club plans a
dual program, with both cultural
and social content, according to
the pres, DR.. S. A. Shevin. Meet
ings will be held semi-monthly at
the Knights of Pythias Hall.
Officers in addition to DR.. Shev-
in are: lst vice-president, George
Singer; End vice-president, Ed
ward Brady, recording sec., Mrs.
Joseph Radner; fin. Sec, Mrs. JUL
ius Goldberg; treas. cor. Sec, Mrs.
Samuel Lieberman; sergt-at-arms,
Henry Weininger.
Serving as trustees are: Mrs.
Eva Abromowitz, honorary trus-
tee, Morris Berkowitz, Julius
Goldberg, Nathan Smith, Henry
Weininger. Board members are:
Alex Deutsch, David Ginsberg,
Louis Gutt, Joe Radner, Mrs. S.
A. Shevin, Mrs. George Singer,
VIM. Steinman.
An elaborate installation is
planned for the fall.
The Arizona post., 1951-06-15
Impressed by Israel

Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Krupp return
ed to Stafford after an extensive
trip thru Europe and Israel. But it
was Israel that impressed them
most. Extensive building could
be seen everywhere. Such trip,
Mr.. Krupp says, proves how very
much financial help is needed to
support the heavy immigration.
And packages from America are
a must"
They spent Is days travelling
thruout Israel and celebrated
Passover in Tel Aviv.
The Arizona post., 1951-06-15
Refugee Family Here

Expected this weekend is a
refugee family who already dis
embarked ship at New Orleans.
They are Mr.. and Mrs. Mendel
Bernstein. He is AZ, tailor. The
Council Refugee Resettlement
Committee are planning for their
arrival. Employment for Mr..
Bernstein will be one of their
most important responsibilities.
The Arizona post., 1951-06-15
Delegate to w z 0

Mrs. Abraham Danzig, Mizrachi
women nat. vice-pres., is a dele
gate to the World Zionist Cong
ress. She f1yS to Israel in August.
The Arizona post., 1951-06-15

In of the most impressive ceremonies officers of
Bna Birth Women nducted by Mrs Moe Kudler District
1st assisted the Pioneer
recently. Shown first l. to Mines Meyer AgrOn,
Richard Bennett, Moe Kuder; 2nd to Mines Sydney
Goodman Harold Bazar Chas Kalb, Cee Kwass; Srd
Earl SydOw AL BrOvaS David Kramer 4th
Keinerman Sophie Kuperman Sidney Kaye back Mrs
John Arden Evelyn Weiner. (Sedley photo)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-07-07

Tnt srcw cof4e. iop hne
of SPONSOR hhs Muniz ~
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Tute inc isuu BroiheTs and
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Evening star., 1951-10-09
Dorothy Dix
Girls VociIIotion Between Suitors
Indicates an Unstable Character

explain your side of the story un-
til a year and a half later, perhaps
she was not as much in love as you
were led to believe. She wasted no
time picking your successor, and
her present hesitancy in making up
her mind between two suitors ex-
hibits a lack of stability that you
will do we'll to consider. Ever
though you may think you love
her a lot now. you don't want tc
stay on a merry-go-round forever
Instead of trying to win her back
why not concentrate on a new girl
with more character?
DEAR MISS DIX: I am 90 and
have been going with a boy for
almost a year. I am very much
in love with him. When I started
dating him he told me he was %
but recently he asked me to mar
ry him, and admitted he was only
20. I still love him. have met his
family and like them very much
Do you think I should hold the
fact that he lied about his age
against him? ANNIE.
Answer-No, I do not! OF
course he should have been frank
with you from the beginning, but
sensitivity about age is one OF the
most commonplace Of human
frailties and easily condonable
The difference in age between you
is negligible and should not in
terfere with your happiness at all.
Evening star., 1951-10-09
Wonen's Clubs:
Release of Greek Children
New Federation Project

Houghton conducted the first
federation goodwill tour of
her administration and was re-
ceived by Queen Juliana of the
Netherlands.
Mrs. Houghton praised the re-
suits of ECA aid to Greece and
Turkey and expressed the opinion
that it should be continued along
with military aid. She also noted
with what progress Egypt is MAX
ling strides toward a more modern
agricultural ecohomy and higher
health standards under the point
-four program.
Mrs. Houghton said she found
the Cairo Woman's Club, with
400 members, taking a lead in
child welfare work and the ad-
Iministration of the 56 Arab ref
Iugee village centers.
In Spain. the clubwomen found
the situation quite different. There
are no women's clubs there, ac-
cording to Mrs. Houghton, who
with other members of her dele
cation were guests of the Ameri-
can Embassy during the short
stay in Madrid. I'VE did confer
with five or six women welfare
leaders, however" she said. "and
they expressed interest in the fed
Grafton and what it is doing"
In Portugal. the club leaders
"felt there was less of a die
Itatorship than in SPAIN" Mrs.
Houghton said. After comforting
with Portuguese clubwomen, Mrs.
Houghton expressed the hope they
may be federated" within six
months.
Evening star., 1951-10-09
Church Group
Plans STUDY


The Arlington Council Of Church
Women will hold its annual mis-
|sionary institute from 10 am. to
3 pm. tomorrow in the Clarendon
Methodist Church, Sixth and r.
wing streets. Arlington.
Mrs. Roscoe johnson Of Front
Royal, Va, conference secretary
of the Methodist Church for mis-
sionary education, will speak on
Latin America" one of the pro-
gram topics for the year. Mrs.
Lee A. Peeler of Mans Choice.
Pa, former president Of the
Arlington Council. will speak on
the home mission topic. Churches
for Our Country's Needs"
Mrs. w. S. Eisenlohr, jr., is In
charge Of the conference, which
will have as a feature the Latin
American doll collection belong
ing to Mrs. M. E. Ferrell Of WASH
|ington. An exhibit of material
from the Pan American Union will
also be on display.
The council also has arranged
plans for a mass meeting on NO.
vember % at 8 pm. at the Airing
ton Methodist Church. with Miss
Corrie ten Boom of Amsterdam as
the speaker. A former worker in
the Dutch underground. she has
been doing missionary work in
Germany since the war.
Evening star., 1951-10-09

DEAR MISS DIX: What can
do to win my girl friend back?
went with her for a year and a
half, then a friend of mine told
her stories about me that weren' t
true. She broke off with me and
began to 60 with him. Last week
I met her and we talked for quite
a while. She told me why she
had stopped going with me. and
] convinced her of the falsity of
the tales. She says she loves me,
not the other boy, but since she
still is going with him she doesn' t
want to hurt him. He is now
overseas, and she promised to
wait for him. She is very mixed
up, and so am I. What can we do?
ROY.
Answer Apparently the more
in love one is, the more gullible
enc becomes Love sharpens the
blade Of suspicion, leaving the
lover open to any suggestions of
infidelity on the part of the be-
loved. OF course the purveyor of
disrupting tales is always a very
good and trustworthy" friend,
with no desire but to see justice
done. The fact that he-or She
is always very handy to offer con-
ISOLATION to the broken heart could
be mere coincidence!
Since your girl friend, Roy. had
80 little faith in you that she
didn't even give you a chance to
Evening star., 1951-10-09
Koppos to Mark
Founders Duv

Kappa Kappa Gamma will
honor 50-year members of the
fraternity at tea from 4 to 6 pm
Saturday in observance of found
er's day. Mrs. Edward w. Nicklas
5ll2 Lowell lane NV, will be
hostess for the affair.
Twenty-seven women in the
District area will receive the fra
|ternity award for half-century
membership in Kappa Kappa
Gamma, which is now in its 8lst
year.
Groups joining in the celebra-
tion are the senior and junior
alumnae associations of the Dis
trict, the Northern Virginia and
College Park Alumnae and the ac-
tive chapters at George Wash
ington University and the Univer-
Sity of Maryland.
Assisting Mrs. William L. Ellis,
president of the senior associa-
ton, will be Miss Ruth Hooker
Mrs. Ralph Dwan, Mrs. Walter
Harlan and Mrs. Edward Latch.
Members may call Mrs. c. v.
Maudlin Tor reservations.
Evening star., 1951-10-09
Officers Named
By Traffic GROUP

Miss Helen Gabriel has been
elected president of the Women's
Traffic Association of Washington
Other new officers are Miss Lois
Hogan, vice president: Miss Morvie
Colby, recording secretary; Mrs
Marie MacFarlane, corresponding
secretary. and Mrs. Jane McKnee
treasurer.
Elected to the board of director.
were Miss Frances Curtis and Mrs
Velma Wheaton, a past president
of the association.
Evening star., 1951-10-09
Rumnoge Sole

A rummage sale is oelng planned
for Thursday, Friday and Satur-
lday from 10 am. to 7 pm. daily
Iat the Old Church Building of the
Marvin Memorial Methodist
Church, Four Corners, Md, under
the auspices of the Women's So
Iciety of Christian Service of the
Ichurch.
Mrs. K. J. Williams announces
that any one wishing to contribute
|articles may telephone her and
donations will be picked up.
Evening star., 1951-10-09
Fashion Show Set

An Israeli fashion show, dis
playing models flown from the new
republic, is being planned for
October %, by the Silver Spring
Chapter of Hadassah, women's
Zionist organization. according to
the announcement of Mrs. Ben
Kirsch, chapter president.
Mrs. Harry B. Orleans and Mrs.
Bernard Frank head the COM
mittee for the event.
Evening star., 1951-10-09
By Ruth Deon

Mrs. Hiram Cole Houghton
president of the General Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs, was back
in Washington yesterday after
heading a delegation of 10 club
women on a goodwill tour OF
Greece. Egypt. Italy, France, Spain
and Portugal.
One of the most poignant expe-
riences Of the trip. Mrs. Houghton
told a press conference, was the
appeal of the Greek clubwomen to
the American women on their de-
parture, to bring back our chill
dren!" Still moved by this fare
we'll request, Mrs. Houghton an
nounced a renewed effort by the
General Federation to get United
Nations action for the release Of
thousands of Greek children abb
Quoted to the iron curtain coun-
tries during the guerrilla warfare
o few years ago.
Although the federation has
already adopted a strong resolu-
ton calling for a determined ef-
fort by the u. N. to effect return
of the children. Mrs. Houghton
said the federation will now make
it "a new international relations
project"
Details Of the project, she said.
will be made known at the ma
tional board meeting of the or
ganization to be held October 18-
20 at the Hotel Statler.
IT think we should alert all our
clubs not only in this country but
in all the free countries where
there are federated clubs" she
continued, ''to write letters to the
United Nations committee that is
handling the Greek children prob
lem. and ask for prompt action" :"
The General Federation presi-
dent said it is now generally feared
in Greece that too long a delay in
effecting the childrens' return may
find them so propagandized that
they will constitute a potential
danger to the country.
A highlight of the trip for the
20 clubwomen, Mrs. Houghton re-
ported, was a specially arranged
visit with Queen Frederika. Mrs.
Houghton described the young
Queen of Greece, as Charming
wise and deeply spiritual. with a
great love for her people and
country" For Mrs. Houghton and
some of the clubwomen. it was
their second royal visit in little
over a year. Last year, Mrs.
Evening star., 1951-10-09
,Heesler photn

Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church was the scene of the we'd
ding Of Miss Patsy Ann Stewart
and Mr.. Rex Clifford on Septem-
ber 8. the Rev. Albert P. Shirley
officiating.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mrs. Samuel w. Stewart and the
groom is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Park M. Clifford. all Of this city.
The couple have returned from
Ia wedding trip to Cape Cod, Mass,
and plan to make their home In
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1951-10-09
Author to Talk
On South Seas

Mrs. A. Bruce Fahnestock. au-
thor of several books about the
South Seas and a member of the
Society of Woman Geographers
will tell the George Washington
University Faculty Women's Club
about her South Seq schooner ad-
ventures at the clubs first fall
meeting at 12:45 pm. Friday at
the Hotel 2400.
Mrs. C. D. Leatherman and Mrs.
John Tevis are in charge of ar
rangements for the meeting. Mrs.
Mitchell Dreese is president of
the club.
Evening star., 1951-10-09
NOw-.HER COMPLEXION
Bellies HER YEARS
See how tel tale lines
and wrinkles have
smoothed out

Her search for the secret Of that
fresher, younger look ended when
she discovered Endocreme Hor-
none Cream.
Unlike any ordinary cream,
Endocreme actually adds to the
sex hormones In the skin when
Natures supply diminishes with
advancing years. This brings a re-
generation of cells and tissue in age
ing skin, which no non-hormone
cream can possibly do.
It is as scientifically simple as
that. For most women Endocreme
smooths out lines and wrinkles,
firms up the skin, makes it look
more youthful. Thousands have re-
lied on it, ever since 1887.
Endocreme, the first, successful
hormone cream, is the only cream
that contains Actiuol, the hormone
Ingredient that checks ageing skin.
Do start using Endocreme today
see what it does for your skin in
only a few weeks. A full months
supply costs only $3.50 plus tax
at the cosmetic counter.
Evening star., 1951-10-09
To Talk on Writino

H. D. Crawford, director of
journalism at the American Uni
lversity School of Social Sciences
and Public Affairs, will be guest
speaker at meeting of the Chevy
Chase Branch. National League of
American Pen Women, at 2::30
pm. Saturday at the home of the
president, Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley
l2345 Ashmead place NV. Mr..
Crawford's topic will be '"The
Challenge of Today's Feature Arti-
lcle."
Evening star., 1951-10-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd G.. Friend
announce the engagement of their
daughter Patricia Ann to Mr.
Peter William Finkel. son of Mr.
and Mrs Martin Finkel of New
York.
Miss Friend attended the Uni
|verSity of Michigan. Mr.. Finkel
ATTENDED Colorado A. & M. and
is now senior at Virginia Poly
technic Institute.
Evening star., 1951-10-09
Mills CoIIeqe Club

The Mills College Alumnae Club
of Washington will hold its first
meeting of the year at 8 pm. to-
morrow at the home of Rear Ad-
miral G. B. Rowcliffe. retired, and
Mrs. Rowcliffe at the Fairfax
Hotel. 2100 Massachusetts, avenue
NV.
Evening star., 1951-10-09
Dinner Guest

Mrs. Robert v. Garner was
guest Of honor at a dinner given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Meigs re-
Gently at Normandy Farm. Other
guests were Admiral and Mrs.
Angus Sinclair. and Mr.. Philip J..
Halla,