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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-25
Cuban Cabinet Out

HAVANA. Cuba, Sept. rs o.
President Carlos Prio's 20-member
cabinet has resigned in advance
of the 1862 elections. There was
speculation that he would not re-
organiZe the cabinet to strengthen
his political fences until early in
october. News of the designations
followed seizure by Cuban police
of the publication TEMPO on
charges of insulting the PreSi-
dent"
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Husband Asks AIimony,
Says Wife Is MiserIy

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25.-A
San Franciscan is suing his wife
for separate maintenance because
"she insisted upon living in a
humble and misery fashion on her
So, 000-a month income"
The husband, Jacob Solomon,
81, asks $1,000 a month alimony,
$4,000 attorney fees and $4,000
court costs.
Mr.. Solomon's action, filed yes
terday, said his wife Rachel of
nearby San Carlos owns $3.50, 900
worth of peninsula real estate.
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weaker. Now thanks to Hyperion !
can eat full meal Of anything, and
what's best, my ulcers are completely
healed. l am never without Hyperion
for gas pains or heartburn" Ask your
doctor about New Hyperion. No
harmful after effects. No showdown
Of digestion--no constipation-no
over alkaline condition. With New
Hyperion blessed relief is yours in
seconds!
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sands coming from people who have
experienced New Hypercin's amazing
relief from pains due to excess stomach
acids. Even the gnawing pain OF
diagnosed stomach ulcers is gone In
seconds and no faster relief is known
70 science for gas, heartburn, acid
indigestion or after-eating distress.
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doctor Gave Ne
Hyperion" Got
Wonderful Relief!

my doctor gave
me . physicians
sample Of Hyper
cin," writes Mrs.
Mabel Bell Of Tlli-
nois, land after
the first 2 tablets
] felt like eating
again. ! was starv-
ing and getting
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TT New HypefC1n FuT1S
to Relieve Any Stomach
Acid Pains In Seconds.
Even If Due to Diagnosed
s q Ach
ULcE RS

Alternating pains, gas, heartburn, acid
indigestion-even the burning, gnawing
pains of diagnosed stomach ulcers SUBJ
side in twinkling when you take New
Hyperion The moment it enters your
stomach, it begins to absorb excess
hydrochloric acid. Then, it coats the
stomach lining with a protective film
that lasts for hours giving Nature
better chance to soothe and heal the
infamed areas.
Such amazing relief is possible only
because each tiny tablet of New Hyper
Gin neutralizes up to $50 times its oaOn
weight in excess acids equivalent
of an ordinary teacup full. That's why
the makers of New Hyperion dare to
say that it must relieve excess acid
stomach pain better than anything else
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Now She "Eots
Everyfhine!"

Sine" :" using
Hypercin,"
writes Mrs.
Mary L.anni-
gan OF RI.
81 can at
everything. !
have no more
acid pain nor
after ating
djstre ss
This state
ment is typi-
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GOVERNMENT GIRL VACATIONS IN FLORIDA. Every year,
take vacation different place. says this attractive Washing
ton girl This I'm going spend two weeks in
Florida with the saved regularly at Interstate
Saving at Interstate the make vacation dreams
true!"
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Examinations SET for 7
West Point Vacancies

A competitive examination will
be held during the week OF Janu-
ary Z to fill two vacancies in the
Military Academy at West Point,
the Commissioners announced yes
terday.
The two successful candidates
will enter the academy next
July !.
The examination will be given
for the Commissioners by the
Board of Examiners of the Board
of Education. 1t is open to all
boys who are District residents
and have passed their 17th birth
day, but not their 22nd.
Candidates may obtain applica-
ton blanks for the examination
from the secretary to the Board
of Commissioners, Room 500, Dis
trict Building, Fourteenth and E
streets NV.
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into that world-famous Maxwell
House flavor. No filters Of any kind
are added to dilute the real coffee
flavor. It's quick to fix as old-style
instants and phat superb favor 1t
has!
And why not. indeed-for Instant
Maxwell House Is real Maxwell
House Coffee brewed for you in the
spotless Maxwell House kitchens.
At the exact moment of perfection
the waters removed, leaving
Flavor Buds" of the best coffee you
ever tasted. In Instant Maxwell
House you get the only instant cof-
fee with that Good to the Last
Drop" favor. And save up to 25t
compared to a pound of old-fash-
ioned ground coffee. Look for the
red and white jar with the stars
on top!
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industrial Advisory Units Draw Praise Of McGrath

Attorney General McGrath last
night paid tribute to the value o1
industrial advisory committees ir
defense mobilization, but he
warned that they must carefully
follow standards set up by his de-
partment.
He summarized the function OF
the Justice Department as the
preservation of competition with
out which this Nation would not
possess the industrial strength
that guarantees Americas politi-
cal and religious freedom.
Mr.. McGrath spoke at the ninth
session of American University's
Institute on the Economics of De-
tense Mobilization.
Another speaker, Clarence j.
Mccormick. acting Secretary of
Agriculture, said this country must
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Board Revokes Markets
Beer and Wine License
| Double Tuke

The Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board has revoked the light wine
and beer license of the Pension
Park Market. 400 Third street NV.
following a hearing in which the
proprietor. David A. Silver, was ac-
cuSed of selling a half pint of
whisky on two separate occasions
The hearing was held Monday
and Assistant Corporation Counsel
Robert D. Wise charged that Mr..
Silver sold whisky on three occa-
sions. The board dropped one of
the charges but found him guilty
on the other two. The revocation
becomes effective on December IL.
At a hearing before the board
yesterday Police Pvt. Harry A. Pix
ton charged that the Torres Cafe,
500 H street NV, sold whisky to
persons to be consumed off the
premises, sold drinks to intoxicated
persons, permitted them to remain
on the premises and allowed pro-
fame language to be used in the
restaurant.
Calsilio Torres. proprietor Of the
cafe. denied the charges, and sew
leral of his mattresses backed him
up. The board took the case under
|adyisement.
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increase the production of foods
and fibers far above present lev
els, despite the tremendous prob
lens that will be encountered.
Edward F. Bartlett, Fiscal AS
sistant Secretary of the Treasury
pointed to the necessity of in
creased taxation to keep pace with
growing defense expenditures un-
less the country prefers the con-
sequences of further imitation.
WMAL, The Stars radio sta
tion, broadcasts the highlights of
each Tuesday evening session.
Evening star., 1951-11-28
Italian Foreign Service
will Admit Women
By the Associcfed Pres.

ROME.-The women Of the
young Italian Republic have won
Ianother skirmish in their battle
for complete emancipation.
Paolo Emilio Taviani, Undersec-
iretary for Foreign Affairs, an
lnounced that Italian women can
apply for jobs in the diplomatic
service with the same rights as
men. provided they have the quail
fications.
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And It's q budget-saverl Cream of
Wheat" still costs less than 1e o
bowl.
BETWEEN YOU AND nae: Too many rich
holiday foods con bs Upssttins. So for
breakfasf us best 10 ssars the family
of with good "creom OF Whsct" as
delicious sensible breakfast tvsut. urge
you 10 keep your sense Of wsil-being,
else, with this light. fully dissstibls.
breakfast dish.
When you want nourishment-
FAST-use Enriched 5 Minute
Cream of Wheat! It cooks to full
digestibility in only 5 minutes of
boiling supplies abundant Iron,
and Calcium, Phosphorus, Vitamin
B1, Niacin.
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Arubion Translation

The works of Shakespeare and
Racine will be translated into Ara
bic at Egyptian government ex-
pense, grants having been made
! for the purpose.
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It's delicious 80.
smooth rich
In food-energy.
Starts me off
for the daywith
o well-fed "let's
go" fe cling
that's 0rdnd
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broiled in butter. To begin with,
they're a special variety of hot
house mushrooms, picked at flavor
peak. Then they're broiled in pure
creamery butter, and packed in
their own butter-rich broth-ready
to use. Tasty -. thrifty! No peel
ing, no trimming, no waste. 3 con-
venient styles:
BinB Whole Mushroom Crowns
BinB Sliced Mushrooms
BinB Chopped Mushrooms
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lUOlSG CI ulllU dllu kIGSIlcI -kCcplIlk
quality.
3-MINUTE MOCHA CAKE
z legs ia cups sugar
tsp. grated orange rind
cups sifted cake -four
tsp. Arm & Hammer or
Cow Brand Baking Soda
Va tsp. salt Tbsp. cocoa
Va tsp. cinnamon W tsp. alispice
A cup vinegar Va cup milk
tsp. vanilla
Va cup shortening temulsiier type)
Method: Have all ingredients at room TEN.
perature. Beat eggs, sugar and orange rind
together min. Sift together and add -four,
soda, salt, cocoa, spices. Combine vinegar,
milk, vanilla. Add IA Of this liquid, and
shortening. Beat vigorously min. Add re-
naming liquid. Beat min. Pour into Z
creased 8" layer pans IA" deep. Bake In
moderate, $3.50 oven $3.50 min. Fill and top
with Creamy Mocha FrostIns.
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A NEW TYPE OF COFFEE

.. which charms and satisfies me
is delicious Instant Maxwell House
coffee. I'm eager for you to enjoy it,
Evening star., 1951-11-28

TOO, 1Or CnlS COL
fees a wonder-
full discovery.
It's not a pow
der. not a grind,
but millions Of
tiny Flavor
Buds Of pure
coffee ready to
hurst Instantly
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DO TRY THE sMARrEsr NUMBER

lin sugar styles Franklin Tiny
Cubes, those glistening little sugar
cubes. I know you'll love them. for
a sugar bowl filled with dainty
Franklin Tiny Cubes adds so much
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Here's A DilIy Of a Mocha Cake
you can mix in one bowl. Thank

yOO Sdl1 A11A ~.
Arm & Hammer
and Cow Brand
B Baking Soda
for this new 3
minute method,
and for the
richer flavor Of
your cake. Also
for ifs ue1vatv.
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SPEAKING OF cRAvY-MAKINc

here's my best advice for holi-
days and euery day. AlWGys add a
little Kitchen Bouquet to your Crazy
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card recipes right Of. Moke these
In food value.
Write Jessie DeBeth, Box 1887,
Grand Central P.o., New York ", N. Y.
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turkey and serve
piping hot on
fresh hot bis
cults. It's the
delicious Bin B
flavor, you see,
that makes such
a hit for BinB
are the only
m u S roo m S
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Let NE Send YOU'RE

49, Let Me Send YOu-Free-lo wonderful Recipes
~ the fovortes Of Hollywood stor like Bns Crosby So good
eos-dHeen Illustrated. tool Hurr-se your handy flef
right of. Make these exroish
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An Outstanding FarOrife Of

mine at holiday time is chafing
dish snack I make with BinB Mush-
rooms. simply cream BinB Whole
Mushroom Crowns with leftover
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clever hoStesSeS haven't yet discoV-
cred Tiny Cubes. Because Franklin
Tiny Cubes are practical as well as
decorative little beauties +. they
assure just-right sweetening for tea
or coffee. So convenient for family
and guests. So thrifty for you.
Franklin Tiny Cubes have onofher pleas
ant feature you'll like: new eurfon
with transparent window ond an
eosy-opsning flop 70 keep yevs sugar
fresh and clean. Pick Up puekuss Of
Franklin Tiny Cubes at your groesr's
soenI
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3-MINUTE MOCHA CAKE

moist crumb and fresher-keeping
quality.
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TO your party
table or coffee
tray. How they
gliSt en- I'm
Just am axe d
t h a t oil you
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Bouquets unique blend Of IA choice
vegetables, herbs and spices brings
out your grovy's true meat taste
gives delicious flavor satisfaction
to your folks!
For rs years, Kitchen Bouquet
has helped home cooks make gravy
extra brown and extra-delicious-
at a trif1ing cost. Because it takes
only a little Kitchen Bouquet to
make wonderful gravy each time.
Evening star., 1951-11-28

to be sure of
making 1t a rich
bro wn every
time. I've found
t h a t 6 o o d
brown gravy
just isn't a GER
t a in ty with
pan-browning
alone. Also
K 4 T. r n q n
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ONE DISH THAT SENDS nae

.. . to breakfast in a hurry is a pip
ing hot bowl Of Cream Of Wheat.
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Exclusively Yours
Jane Borkey's Portrait Officially Unveiled at Party;
y. S. Ambassador Peufoy Bears Good News From Creeks

party he will spend in his own
home in WATERFORD, S. C. He and
his wife couldn't like their post
more. Right now Betty Jane is on
a long Paris week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger Lapham. The former
is ECA head in Greece.
The Robertsons' new house in
Briarcliff. charming white brick
Georgian affair surrounded by
the dogwood, cherry trees and Ii.
lac growing in their own garden
will be the scene Of their party
Everybody who buys a house in
this new division, it seems, gets
a cherry tree thrown in. After
waiting for four years to find q
6-bedroom abode, says Joan, they
now discover that David will be
ordered to a foreign post-theil
f1rst-this summer! IT'S the irony
OF fate or something. David i.
currently taking the State Depart.
ment'S special course at the Ma
tional War College.
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Silver ca
For Church

The Wednesday Morning Guild
of the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church will hold a benefit
silver tea from 3 to 5 o'clock Fri
day at the home of Miss Esther
Stott, 3242 Ellicott street NV.
Members of the Friday Morning
Music Club will give a musical
program. Mrs. John w. Horton is
general chairman of the tea and
members of her committe are
Miss Katherine Helm, president of
the guild, Mrs. Paul w. Fishbaugh,
Miss Florence Helm, Mrs. o. Har-
old Folk, Mrs. L. A. Arnold, Mrs.
Neal N. Herndon, Mrs. Arthur c.
Perry. Miss Lydia Swendiman and
Mrs. Robert M. Vaughan.
Mrs. George M. Docherty, wife
of the pastor of the church, and
Mrs. Eugene M. Foster will pour.
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College GIee Club
ToPresent Concert

st. Anne's Guild Of Grace
Episcopal Church will sponsor the
Caravan of Songs" to be pre-
sented tomorrow by the Ran
dolph- Macon Mems Glee Club at
BIS o'clock in the Mount Vernon
Elementary School auditorium,
$500 Mount Vernon avenue,
Alexandria. Mrs. Dorothea Bud
wesky is president of the Guild.
The program will be directed by
Mr.. William Troxell and will be
divided into five groups-sacred,
romantic, songs of the South and
classical songs. Proceeds from the
concert will be used for mission
airy work in Korea.
Mrs. Kennteh Graham, chair
man Of hostesses, will be assisted
by Mrs. Edward L. Morrow, Mrs.
George S. Read, Mrs. j. Aubrey
Matter, Mrs. Wellington T. Hines,
Mrs. E. P. Tubman, Mrs. Joseph
G. Knepper, Mrs. Francis H.
Morse, Mrs. John O'Brien, Mrs.
Ray C. Needham and Mrs. Bray
ton A. Field.
The committee working for the
success of the affair includes Mrs.
James M. Duncan. jr., general
chairman; Mrs. Read, Mrs. Mat
ter, Mrs. James C. Bruin, Mrs.
Kenneth Graham and Mrs. Horace
Trent.
Tickets may be secured by call
ing Mrs. Matter, Alexandria 0836.
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the orientation course given to
incoming members of the Board
of Directors.
Others from Washington TAX
ing part in the conference are
Mrs. Theodore Wedel, who will
give the closing address to the
group May IL. and Mrs. Millard
West, jr., president of the Wash
ington league, and Mrs. Arnold
Wilcox, first vice president.
Activities of the league in town
this week have conferred around
the issuing of invitations to 80
to become provisional members.
Those who have received bids
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Ann CI0n1n7er
Ito Be Wed

Announcement has been made Of
the engagement of Miss Ann
Clammer, daughter of Mrs. Walter
e. Edwards of Minneapolis, Mimi,
and Mr.. Sam Clammer Of this city
and Tulsa, Okla, to Mr.. James
Leithead, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Leithead Of Pueblo, Colo.
The wedding will take place June
10 in Pueblo.
The bride-elect attended Mary
vale School in Towson, Md, and
was graduated last Spring from
the National Cathedral School for
Girls. She is now a student at
Colorado Junior College.
Mr.. Leithead was graduated
from the University of Colorado
with B. s. degree in geology and
is now a student at the University
Law School. He is a member of Tau
Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
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of the day before was the subject
of an occasional huddle formed
in a corner.
Re Secretary Acheson, some of
the men who work at the State
Department were saying last week
two things: Cd they now think
the Secretary is going to resign;
out CD if the Senate did put
through bill cutting off all State
Department funds in an effort to
force him to resign, that every
man in the department would
probably continue to work with
out remuneration.
** 4
United States Ambassador to
Greece Jack Peurifoy blew into
town, or rather flew in, Friday
might looking very handsome and
bronzed from the Grecian sun
Back here for consultations, he
brings good news about a general
swing further to the right in
Greece. In fact, it was Peurifoy
who persuaded the Greek gov
eminent to allow women tt
vote in the municipal. cleo
tons held a month ago
the first municipal elections
since 1936-and despite the deep
misgivings of the men as to what
effect such a radical" step would
have, 90 per cent of the women's
vote was cast to the right. One
of the great things about beine
there, says Jack, is to know that
they, the Greeks, are on ou1
side. not against it.
The envoy arrived here in time
to dine with Assistant Secretar,
OF State and Mrs. George McGhet
Friday night. Sunday the Charlie.
Hultons gave a party for him, thi.
coming Sunday Deputy Under.
secretary of State Carl Humelsint
and his pretty young wife will Civ.
a 5 to z affair for him, the Greei
Ambassador Athanase Politis will
entertain for him and so will thu
John lagos of the State Depart.
ment, and on the 10th Joan anc
David Robertson will stage a late
aperitif to-do in his honor. Am.
bassador Peurifoy will be here un.
til the 31st when he will sail bach
with his Oldest son Clint. Hi
mother-in-law, Mrs. c. V. Cox, il
flying in today from Oklahoma tt
see him and garner the latest news
OF her daughter Betty Jane, anc
the week end after the Robertsons
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Symphony
Birthday
By Katherine N. Brooks

The Women's Committee Of
the National Symphony Orchestra
had birthday party yesterday
celebrating ten years of service
to the orchestra. The party was
Ia luncheon in the Chinese room
of the Mayflower Hotel when the
president of the Orchestra Asso-
citation, Mr.. Raymond E. Cox, the
conductor, DR.. Howard Mitchell,
and the publicity-public relations
officer. Mr.. Gregory Carmichael,
were honor guests. Also a guest
lat the festive occasion yesterday
was the new manager, Mr.. John
Edwards, who was assistant
manager for some time and until
1889. It was the first such party
he has attended since taking over
the management.
Mrs. Hans A. Klagsbrunn, presi-
dent of the committee and second
vice president of the orchestra
association, presided, and follow
ing the reports of committee
chairmen she was reelected tc
serve another term.
The ceremony of lighting the
ten candles on the birthday cake
with an extra candle for good
measure ito grow on" took place
when dessert was served. This
was followed by the cutting Of
the cake and the blowing out OF
the candles while each one made
a wish for the orchestra.
Mrs. Klagsbrunn read a tele-
gram from Mrs. Walter r. Tucker
man sending birthday greetings
and her regret to have to miss hel
first Woman's Committee lunch
con in the ten years.
Mrs. Edwin B. Parker, who ha.
been a staunch supporter of the
Orchestra since its founding q
years ago by the late DR.. Han.
Kinder and the late Frank Frost
was seated at the speakers table
and received an ovation wher
she stood to take a bow.
Mrs. George C. McGhee, wife
of the Assistant Secretary Of
State, was among those at thu
speakers table. She has served al
corresponding secretary and wa.
succeeded by Mrs. Gordon S
Reid. Others at the head table
were officers who served through
the past year, as well as Mrs
Louise Richardson, co-ordinatol
of the Orchestra Office and Mrs
Lafayette Broom, also a tireless
helper in the Office.
Elected to serve with Mrs
Klagsbrunn for the coming veal
were Mrs. Warren S. Edge, Mrs
H. Russell Bishop and Mrs. Peter
Belin, vice presidents; Mrs. Rich
ard Riddell. recording secretary;
Mrs. Gordon S. Reid. correspond
ing secretary, and Mrs. Benjamin
Warder Thoron, treasurer.
Mrs. Gordon Young, wife of the
retiring Engineer Commissioner
OF the District. read her report
as treasurer and showed deer
> emotion at her swan song" in
: spite OF the fact that the state
OF the treasury is excellent.
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Society News
Presidents Wife Plans EorIy Trip
To Independence; Aides Party Set

ffrs. Truman has only one
strictly social engagement on her
calendar in the next two weeks.
This is the annual party which
the White House aides give for the
President and his wife though it
is not known whether he will at
tend this year. The party, as in
recent years, will be given at An
derson House and the date Sc
lected is Monday, May 81. Al
though Miss Margaret Truman
Joined her parents to celebrate
her fathers birthday with him
yesterday, she has given no indi-
cation whether she will come
down from New York for the
party. She did two years ago but
was unable to be present at last
years fete.
With the exception of May 81
all other dates beginning with
May 10 are tentative eff" Mrs.
Truman is in town. It is under
stood that she plans to go home,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Wallace, some day next week but
will be back at Blair House for
brief visits until, and if, the Pres
ident takes vacation.
To Greet DeIeeofes
Mrs. Truman will receive the
delegates to the three-day annual
meeting of the National Cathedral
Association Monday afternoon at
Blair House.
The delegates who will be ar
irving from Is States over the
week end will have a crowded
social program during their stay.
The functions have been planned
for them by the Washington Com
mittee headed by Mrs. John Cliff
ford Folger.
A high point of the program
will be the bishops dinner when
the new dean of the Cathedral,
the Very Rev. Francis Bowes
Sayre, jr., and Mrs. Sayre will be
the honor guests.
Mrs. A. s. Monroney is chair
man of the committee on the
dinner arrangements. assisted by
Mrs. Benjamin w. Thoron, Mrs.
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are Miss Rene Beauregard, Miss
Nancy Burdick, Miss Ann Carter,
Mrs. Charles Crossfield, Mrs. DAN
iel Hoyt Daniels, Miss Alice Diggs,
Mrs. Arthur Defenderfer, Miss
Mary Gertrude Durant, Mrs. Sam
uel K. Eaton, Miss Patricia Ennis,
Miss Sophie Finkenstaedt, Miss
Jessie Friedrichs, Miss Janet Gill
christ, Miss Georgiana Glenn.
Miss Ann Harrison, Miss Lucy
Hoffman, Mrs. James H. L. Jacob,
Miss Margaret Ann Fitzpatrick and
Mrs. Eugene Krebsbach.
Others on the list are Miss Sally
Lane, Mrs. Royce Mckinley, Mrs.
Cabell Maddux, Miss Bonnie Nor
sell, Mrs. Peter Moureau, Mrs.
John Wilson Marin, Mrs. Robert
Nelson, Miss Joan O'Brien, Mrs.
Norman Paul, Miss Mary Plumb.
Mrs. John w. Post, Mrs. Samuel
Powell, Miss Mary Rapley and
Mrs. Clark Worthington.
The provisional course trains
invites to become competent VOL
unteers and acquaints them with
the needs of the community.