Evening star., 1953-06-21
Red Cross
Program

IL am. until 10 p.m.-Registra-
ton Of delegates at Constitu-
ton Hall.
( p.m.-Service Of dedication to
the moral an dSpiritual values
of the Red Cross, at Washing.
ton Cathedral; sermon by the
Rt. Rev. Angus Dun, Episcopal
Bishop Of Washington. After
the service, Bishop Dun and
his staff will give q reception
in the Bishops Garden.
Tomorrow.
10 am. until nOOn-Opening pie
nary session in Constitution
Hall. Speakers will be Miss
Susan Long Of Los Angeles, for
the Junior Red Cross, and e.
Roland Hartman, president Of
the American Red Cross. Mu-
sic will be by the Andrews Air
Force Band.
1880 p.m.-Special tour Of the
White House.
2 until 4 p.m.-Service sessions.
Disaster services, Interior De-
partment Auditorium.
First aid, Hotel Statler.
Service at military installa-
tions, Hotel Statler.
Junior Red Cross Adult Lead
erS: Group I and II chapters,
South American Room Of the
Statler; Group III. w and v
chapters, Pan American room,
Statler.
Fund Raising Group and II
chapters), District Red Cross
Chapter building.
Public Relations and Public
Information Group w and v
chapterS). Mayflower Hotel.
4:3O p.m.-Open House at the
District Red Cross building.
S:15 until 10 p.m.-General ses-
sion. What Is the Call?"
Speakers will be DR.. John A.
Hannah, Assistant Secretary
Of Defense. and Mrs. Oveta
Culp Hobby, Secretary Of
Health, Education and We'll
fare.
TUESDAY.
10 am. until nOOn-Service Ses-
SionS.
Home Service Group III and
Nv chapters), Interior Audi
torium.
Service Groups: Group I and
II chapters, Congressional
Room Of the Statler; Group
III. Federal Room, Statler;
Group w and v chapters, Pan
American Room, Statler.
Public Relations and Public
Information Group I. II and
III chapters, Presidential
Room of the Statler.
Nursing Service, District Red
Cross Building.
2 to 4 p.m.-Service Sessions.
Blood Prc~ram, Recruitment:
Froup I and II chapters), Con-
gressional Room, Statler:
Group III, " and W Federal
Room, Statler.
Service in Military Hospitals,
District Red Cross building.
Service in Veterans Hospitals,
Mayflower.
Home Service Group v chap
ters), Washington Hotel.
International Relations, Room
511, National Red Cross Head
quarters Building.
Fund Raising Group III and
IV), Interior Auditorium.
Water Safety, Washington
Hotel.
AIS until s pm. - Report to
Junior members on the ma
tional and international pro-
gram Of Junior Red Cross,
Washington Hotel.
5 until Z p.m.-Special exhibit
and board Of governors recep-
ton. National Gallery Of Art.
1880 pm. - Dinner for Junior
Red Cross delegates, Washing
ton Hotel. No evening pro-
gram scheduled for senior
delegates.
Wednesday.
10 am. until nOOn-Service seS-
sions. Fund Raising Group
v chapters, Statler; Home
Service Group I and III, In
terror Auditorium: Blood Pro-
gram-General at the Statler;
Voluntary Participation. the
Statler.
until $3.50 p.m.-President's
meeting with chapter chair
men. Interior Auditorium.
until 8 p.m.-Report on Red
Cross activities in Japan and
Korea, by Norman A. Durfee,
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the Mayflower.
until $3.50 p.m.-College ac-
tivities. Room sill, National
Red Cross Headquarters
bulIdlng. g
until $3.50 p.m.-Junior Red
Cross report on convention
sessions, Washington Hotel.
p.m.-Final plenary session:
Committee reports. election OF
10 members of the Board of
Governors and election of 1854
convention officers.
,:15 until 10 p.m.-General ses-
sions: Talk by Mrs. Robert
Wilson, national director Of
service groups, presentation Of
the Florence Nightingale In
ternational Award and address
by President Eisenhower.