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Evening star., 1954-10-29

more of a fellow than a brilliant
society wit and the inventor of
long pants. He is a champion of
the people. able and anxious to
carry the infection of liberalism
to the very foot Of the Hanov-
erian throne.
AS played by Granger, however,
he is the essence of elegance who
might well be taken as a model
by the unkempt espousers of the
same social philosophy today.
Neither his revolt against knee
breeches nor his political atti-
tude, of course, would carry
Brummell through two hours of
movie footage. He is therefore
presented in great detail in one
of his most energetic pastimes.
that of trying-futilely, it turns
QUITO convince the lovely Lady
Patricia that she is fool to
marry any one else.
The chance to deal with ma
terial as zestful as this within a
setting so rich as London during
the Regency is utterly irresistible
to Director Curtis Bernhardt. He
orders all the stops pulled out
and the response of his de-
signers, wardrobe department and
performers is possibly even more
than he counted ON.
Regency balls, military pa
rades, hunt breakfasts, romantic
meetings at midnight. sharp
brushes with Prime Minister
William Pitt and amiable ones
with the liberal poet George Cor
don Byron have never been
filmed with more largesse. Their
cost indeed might very well have
made poor Mr.. Pitts job of keep
ing the Hanovers in line a great
deal easier.
To moviegoers and reviewers
not intimately aware of Regency
life. the acting in Beau Brum-.
nell 1"n win pass muster easily.
Certainly Brummell could not
have been more stalwart than
Granger, George Nv more sim
pering than Ustinov. George III
daffier than Morley. nor Lady Pa
tricia more beautiful than Miss
Taylor.
1t is not impossible that a pic
ture SO lustrous puts Brummell
in debt to this, our time.
X II \ n
BULLETIN BOARD: Opening
tonight: Ben Jonson's greatest
satirical comedy, "Volpone," at
Catholic University Theater. i.
It is the first of the schools five
play season series which will end
with the annual musical comedy
in the spring. -. There will be
special Halloween shows all over
town tonight. Those at the
Warner houses, with special
"spook" classics will begin at
1880 pm. Sidney Lust's
Maryland theaters will hold their
annual costume parties over the
week end. tonight at the Hill
side Drive-in, tomorrow at mat
inee performances at the Allen,
Cheverly, Hyattsville, Haywood
and Viers Mill.
Evening star., 1954-10-29
The Passing Show
Debt to Beau BrunnnnelI
For Long Pants Nov Poid
By jay cormody

George Bryan Brlmmen whose fame has whispy
this century gratefully down from eternity upon
and all its subsequent works
Dead for than century and Il half. BrunmeI
known Beau destined again be cyose Of
Evening star., 1954-10-29

BEAU BRuMMEI." a Metro-oold-
wyn-Mayer picture, produced by Sam
zimbalist. directed BY Curtis Bernhardt,
sereenplay by Karl Tunherg. based on
the play written for RichaTd Mansfield
dinseli. played by the Royal Philhar-
montc Orchestra conducted by Muir
Mathieson. At the Capitol.
Evening star., 1954-10-29
Sinotro Is q Mad Killer
In Palaces MeIodrun1u
By Harry Macarthur

SUDDENLY" a United Artists pic
ture. produced by Robert Brassler, di-
rected by Lewis Allen, screenplay by
Richard Sale. At the Palace.
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bug. jungle Drums and Hockey
Pokry CMGMJ,
Choice Singles

bug. jungle Drums and Hockey
Pokry (MGMD.
Choice Singles
Bnl Kenny, like others Of his
kind. has switched To single with
ork and chorus backing. With Sy
oliver aggregation, Mr. Ink Spots
gets gro0vey In his own style on
u shuttle rhythm'd Sentimental
Baby; and flipB 10 slower paced
bistro- iah What More Can Z do.
The style is in his old Ink Spots"
formal (DecCn)
Speaking Of the Ink Spots, the
Charlie Fuqua side contributes
the oldic Yesterdays plus Plant
ing Rice. The sounds are much the
same ~ ~ yorc. hut give US the
original anytime king
ono more artist has joined the
swing To Skoklaan. the African
tunT currently creating "A storm on
this side Of the ocean Now you
should hear Louis Armstrong
two aided version one, iustumcu-
tai. the other vocal This Just
about wraps II up for the tune. We
think tDcccaD.
The newest Mr. - pair are con
traats In moods For one, an Oldic
You Leave Me Breathlcss. Biilys
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we remember, the one which was
the rage. II is, however. excellent,
and with Charlie at the helm, we
have no kick a-coming.
Whereas in his earlier units EN-
phasis was on reeds. in this group.
the shift is toward the braSses,
but the lit. fire and Imagination
are still there.
with "Pompton" are SNOWY
Power Steering. RoCkin' In Rhy-
thin. with vocal. Little Johnny Or
binary. Charleston Alley. Moods.
and Budandy CCleD.
The second Oscar Peterson
Flags with heavy accent on mel
odyD Pretty album offers col
lection Of eight standards tinged
delightfully."- with the Peterson
touch. Using Ray Brown, bass. az
solo instrumental assist Oscar
sticks closely to the melody on
Deep Purple. Nearness or You.
Two Sleepy People. Laura, I'll Re.
member April. Lullaby Of Leaves.
September In the Rain and On The
Alamo CCleD.
Speaking Of pianists. here's one
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ground Investigations when direct
ed
There are also two teams u men
whose full time job H. 10 trace
down leads on seryiCemen who are
AWOL who are believed 20 be at
large In this area.
In addition 10 his other duties.
Capt. Duncan 10 the claims off
Ger for the district. As such he In
vestlRatcs and reports on all ac-
cidenta and Incidents resulting In
property damage. loss destruction.
personal injury or death with
which a claim has or may be filed.
This Job also includes IN.
making out ~ all death reports
on all military personnel within
the state whether they be- active
or retired.
Then 10 top II off, he is the safe
~ director for the district. This
program includes accident report.
ing. safety training and safety
promotion and education.
A great deal Of emphasis IL
put on traffic safety and dur
ing the past fiscal year there
was only one military vehicle
involved In AN accident.
Unofn1nlly. Capt Duncan
acts M sort Of n social worker
From time "a time deaertsrs cause
problems 10 their families who In
turn bring them 10 Capt. Duncan
who In turn refers them To the
proper agencies or authorities
where they will be given help or
advice with their particular prob
lem.
The captain said that most de.
sertionH In the services can uau-
ally he traced bAckto the service
man becoming worried about his
home situation Sometimes these
worries are real and sometimes
imaginary.
Tho deAerters come from all
over the country and In a few In
stances overseas it's mystery
how these fellows get back from
overseas
Captain Duncan Ia gradual"
~ Paine college and halls from
Augusta. Ga Ills wife, SmllIa Ia
from Yugoslovia and they have
one child. George III, ~
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Negro Army
coptuin Is Chief
MP. In Sfute
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who are AWOL. they go far be.
yond that
Essentially the activities could
be- classified into three groups.
Cd Protective services 90 claims
and go safety.
Under the protective scryic'
falls the defense production secur.
ity survey program, one OF the
key jobs Of the provost marHhali
The captain or members Of his
staff conduct surveys Of the var,
lous defense plants or firms that
sometime In the future may get
defense contracts. Al the c0nclu.
sion Of tho survey. this officer
makes recommendation that will
help the management 81 these var
i0us plants In the development
and experimentation 81 thar So
eurity programs,
The part that the public sees
OF the MI'a are the town patrols.
terminal guards and train patrols,
The town patrols cruise around
the Twin cities In the same man
nsr that n police squad car patrols
an area and just as the local po-
lice departments operate, tho
MPa have learned from expert
encs that there are certain sec
lions OF tho city that require con
slant vigilance
In addition the town patrols
are In constant contact with the
local police and have the same ra-
dio frequency az the Minneapolis
police
While there are no establish
ments oft limits" To military per.
sonnet In the Twin cities, there
are sections Of the city where
servicemcn are stopped by cIvil
and military police and told 10
leave the area.
The train patrols ride the var.
t0us trains and check the papers
Of all military travellers Ia cut
down on AWOI.s and give as.
AiatanCc and information Ia mili-
tary personnel N needed
The terminal guards are sta a.
toned NJ the railroad and bus sta
tions and do essentially the same
duties NJ the train patrols
The provost marshall also has
under his command u criminal In.
vestlgation department This Is
tho counter part Of the detective
bureau In the civilian police de,
partmenta
Tho CID II primarily concerned
with crime prevention and detrcs
ton and conducts certain back
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voice In dreamy, relaxed, and slow
er than when the tune was once
"A topper but nevertheless an ex-
ccllent Version. Mate. dramatically
presented, Is Olay. Olay, THE
bun fighters songJ. and for this.
Bily has "A vocal group TO assist
lMGMJ.
Another Clayton TANNER
Number two In hot and choice
jam sessions 10 be peTpetrated by
one Of the top opponents OF the
iazz idiom. trumpeter Buck Clay
ton, has just been released, and
II Is u thing which will send you
away from your record player lit
orally floating on air
Though II IL the second TO be re-
leased, II was the first 20 be re-
corded. Clayton and his assorted
gang Of musical greats recently
created a heavy wave Of enthus-
iasm for their Robins Nest
HucklebuCk" l2-inCher,
Again IT'S "a i2-incher. or two
IO-inCh LIPS or an assorted ~
mount Of Fps which offer cxcep-
tionally fine head versions Of
three well-known items and one
original
This latest excursion into the
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USE WANT ADS -
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real 81 un-rehearsed jazz is en-
titled, How FL the FL" which is
also the title Of the lead-off item
beng a take-Off on the much
twisted and overly played Ch0W
many versions have you heard?J
How High the Moon" coupled
with an obvious dig at the high
fidelity trend II boasts a Clayton
trademark.
It's an attention-getter and az
an added gimmick VERY neat one
and we wonder who thought IL up
a fly leaf Is attached 20 the cover,
on the inside OF which are photos
showing various phases OF the
"FT" iamming. II you'n follow
these photos while listening. you1l
get a good idea Of who's playing
and when-from the ensemble
opening on through TO the part
where Woody 1.-THE Herd mani
Herman takes his fling and Buck
sets a riff for Woody TO soar &C.
statically.
Another thing about this and
the previous Clayton TANNER.
There Is a list Of choruses which
enables you TO follow the must
clans and tell their places in the
shcbang. III" has % choruses and
takes nearly IS minutes from
start to finish.
It's mate Is the popular Rodgers
Hart standard. Blue Moon. which
receives 10 choruses for II min
utes. This is the tune that was
earlier waved by Clayton with the
Marlowe Morris trio (Okeh) in a
"bleep-bleep" fashion. That was
hot one. The newer version,
gwen an extended performance. IL
gem also. II L. slower than the
first Moon. and the "bleep-
blcep" movement isn't heard until
just past the halfway mark. Lis
ten for II.
on the Zip, the mood and style
changes II we were not aware OF
the Identity Of the artists. we
might have said that Count Bas-
les crew were at work. As mat
ter Of fact. many Of the group in
this album are or were members
Of the current or old Basic aggre-
cation.
Buck In an cx- Basie-ite. who
like other top-fylng Basic alumni
illinois Jacquet, Lester PRE-"
Young 10 name a pair. has gone
10 the top on his own Ex-mem-
bcrs OF BaSie's original rhythm
section are Freddie Green, Walter
Page and 10 Jones Currently I'M
der the Basic banner are Joe New.
man. Benny Powell and Charlie
Fuwlca
Sir Charles Thompson, a cham
clcon whenever II becomes neces-
sary delivers the Basic pisnistIc
touch with near true fldelnty
Thus you get the Basl-ish. Kan
sas City style on the slow Senti
mental Journey. for nine and one
half choruses and approximately
Is minutes; and the aged swing
iazz Item Moten Swing. IL
chorus. 1919 minute display
Swing" IL n product Of the Moten
boys Buster and Benny Basic
took over the leadership OF the
band when Benny died
The album II an outstanding cx-
ample Of what happens when a
group OF top-night musicians get
together especially II their must.
cal lcanings are sympathetic.
Personnel on the tom includes
/ clayton. Newman and Joe Thorn,
as trumpets. Herman. Putting In
I a great solo appearance Ton III"
clary, Urbie Green. Trummy
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RATING TIE
r z c O r D S

Real swingy and exciting are
RusscITa Ltndy hop, Idaho. mann
bo. Mambo No. 8. the Perez Prado
item complete In rhythms and
even grunts and obs a Ia Prado
style. Ray Anthony'a bunny Hap.
Mexican Hat Dance, Charleston.
Walter WinCheII Rhuniba! Hitter.
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Young and lowell. trans. Thomp-
son and jimmy Jones, piano,
Green and Steve Jordan. guitar,
Page. bass drums. 10 Jones, and
saxes, Lem Davis. alto, Julian
Dash and Al Cohn, tenor. and
Fowlkes, baritone. tColumbiaD
There Is yet another Clayton
vehicle TO hear. It's entitled, jam
Session at Carnegie Hail" ~
inch. with tunes I Found A New
Baby. When Day IL Done. Light
HOUSE Blues and After You've
Gone.
Besides Clayton, Green, Davis,
10 Jones and Jordan, there are
Ruby Draft Vernon Brown. Mel
Powell, Tony Scott. Buddy Tate.
Eddie Shu. Gene Krupa. Milt Hin
ton and Teddy Napoleon (Colum-
btab.
"Pompton Turnpiker" Returns
one Of the many treasures Of
the hcyday OF swing" IL the tune.
Pompton Turnpike for our mon
cy. any Of the versions by Charlie
Barnett OF the swingy soprano
sax This item Is one Of eight
tunes making up a iO-inch LP en-
titled. Charlie Barnett Dance
Session" "A a matter Of fact, il
h the first tune on the "A" side 20
greet your ears and IL is by far
our favorite
This particular version Is not. as
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whose methods are markedly at
odds with Peterson in all things.
but that Of being cool Teddy
Wilson, doing a Soft Moods col
lection with rhythm assist from
Arvcll Shaw, bass and J. c.
Heard, drums. is the original cool
one" and gives in all his works an
intellectual approach to the jazz
idiom.
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Colin Campbell, Advertising Man

Continued from Page 81
MEDICAL THE DEVIL ROBS AN ADAM Tin spiritual
short pants, less!!D AND SOCIETY OF 80
YEARS, WHICH MIGHT HAVE 'RIPENED "THE
WISDOM OF THIS WORLD (WHICF) is FOOL
ISHNESS WITH GOD"! (St Paul) INTO SCIENTIFIC,
CHRISTLIKE WISDOM!!!
COLIN CAMPBELL-A former executive of two De-
troit department stores Mr. Campbell died unexpectedly
Wednesday in Toledo
"Mr. Campbell, 81, had been publicity director of
Lasalle Toledo department store since October, 1851
"Mr. Campbell joined the J. l.. Hudson Co. in 1912
After service in World War ii he became advertising man.
sger of Hudson's in 194s.
Later that year he became publicity director of the
Ernst Kern Co.
"In Detroit he had been a member of Adcraft the
Board of Commerce. the Detroit Symphony organization
and the promotion board of the Detroit Civic Light Opera
HE active in Community Chest Red Cross and
Coodfellows work here
"a native of Kansas MIR. Campbell was associated
with department stores in Washington and ST. Louis before
coming to Detroit.
Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery -.
Mrs Josephine Marwil, as, wife of DR.. Thomas B.
Marwil, Huntington Woods physician, died Sinai Hos
pita. She is a graduate of Liggett School 80.
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Psychopathc, syphiItc, of Satan--Mussolini--
had whtewssh healing of materia medica, and wrecked
naon!-Had power with the devil than the Pope
did with Cod!! And wonder!-the Vatican 10 the
HOS of the devils counterfeit of the spiritual Christianity
of the C-HL-DL-E-S-S Christ Jesus!!!-"the Way, the
Truth, and the Life!
Polio Rooseve-Protestant political and spiritual
prostitute,-had whitewash healing (?) of the DEVIL
and the God condemned spiritual BASTARD (eb 1879
of the devils Democratic Party minded
rearl Harbor with the loss of Chinaand that isn't half
of it!
And the devils matera medica gave the moral spir-
ua and intellectual cripple with the aid the devils
tratorous Democratic Party clean bill of health for
fourth erm!-and the spiritual bastard nearly sold us
out to Stain!
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Shame on the Pentagon!
(Continued from Back PAGE

Continued from Back Page)
Our Veterans Hospital populations doctors, nurses
PENDANTS, patients, ARE ALL PRISONERS OF THE
PEVlLl-EVERY LAST ONE, WHO is NOT A CHRIST
IKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
Honestto-Cod Christian Scientists are THE ONLY
IoPLE COMPETENT to adequately MANAGE VET
FHANS HOSPITALS, or any other hospitalsi
MUSsoLINI AND RoosEvELTi-ACAINill
ptALINC SUCCESSES (7) OF THE DEVILS
MATERIA MEDICAL
Continued Next Colrmn-TOP)
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Dishonest "Do-Gooders" y!
Continued from Page 81


devil-animal magnetism material to horn
in and endeavor to utilize this check for withdraw
al; and of course, Christian Science Reading Room
would have endorsed without the stipulated sum being
expended for authorized Christian Science literature
So the devil deposited this check the bank and the
National Bank of New York without Christian Science
Reading Room having the check cashed it, or at
least the evidence of business honesty lacking
in that the check did have the endorsement of Chris
tan Science Reading Room.
Murderous Hebrew, SAUL upon becoming the Christ
like ST. Paul. his finger this aspect of human ma
ture-"Let God be true but every mortal liar! from
sns) And St. Paul knew his Hebrews and Centies.
Your office needs healing, and by George, until you
get it, will not get another check from me-ReadinR
Room otherwisel The dishonest "do-gooders running
around loose disgrace to Gods America the Messiah
to all nations.
Jesus said eff thy brother offend thee, rebuke hira
and If he repent forgive him. thus making practicable
His injunction to forgive brother seventy times seven
And the Master also commanded us to "east out
devils"! That's what I'm doing RIGHT NOWi
See Dishonest "Do-Gooders"-Paae
TRIBUNE-sATURDAY, APRIL IL, 1854 -
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COME AND BRING OTHERS

These meetings conducted by First Church of
Christ Scientist, Grand Rapids Michigan, and are in ad-
dition to the regular o'clock Wednesday evening
ngs in the church edhce, Washington at Lafayette Sc.
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sage recently sent the Tigers.
The writer would like to wish you happy and
cessfu season, and many more happy years in baseball
am, with kind regards and best wishes,
Sincerely and cordially yours,
AFF:m Andrew F. Fruehsuf, C.S.-+- +
Encs.
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Doctors Wife Dies-Age as!
CONTINUED from Page 81

ST. Paul said: 1.-THE THINGS SEEN ARE Tenn
PORAL (illusions, delusions, myths), WHILE THE
THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL! Matter physicians
in bondage these delusions, illusions and myths
and behooves their wives to- enlighen their physician
husbands the REALITY and nvincibity of the
"our Father-Moher God allharmoniousi and Cod
exclusive, wholly harmonious, spiritual creation SAT-
U-R-A-T-LNG ALL space with heaven and eternal
lfei!-in which indestructibIe, eternal ideas-
Gods very image and likeness in potentaor active
scientific, Chrstke consciousness, which takes in ALL
space, the entire unverse!!
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space, the entire universe!!!
DEVILISH FRAUD OF SOUL-IN-BODY
NEEDED THE COUNTERPART OF CHRISTOPHER
COLUMBUS ANNIHILATION OF THE ILLUSIONS
AND DELUSION OF THE WORLD BEING 'FLATl
Gods Mary, Baker Eddy, highest representative since
Christ Jesus did just thst-revealng God to be THE ONE
SOUL MIND SPIRIT of the universe; and that the body
image, 3dmensona of the total of human conscious
nessl and lives -IN-human conscousnessi-a moving
picture from birth to death, tesying to the egos think
ing!!i
Man, woman, and child eternslly conscious
ness-destned for eventual scientific, Christke purca
ton and complete liberation from mortal beliefs
mated sometime after so-caed death, in the equivalent
of an Ascension-not going anywhere! But mortal be-
efs are destined for complete and final reduction their
native nothingness"i
There birth, human life reproduction, SIM
disease, death, convulsion of nature-colec
tive human consciousness !-hoods, earthquakes hurr
canes, etc-n the all spaeeconsuming and only uni
verse of Infinite Spirt-Cod-Love, divine Principel-
whose wholly harmonious activity and divine ideas
in the mythical phenomena of human exper
iencel-ransing from births to wars, death, etc.
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wills Dupes-Pekins and Moscow
(Continued from Back Page

CONTINUED from Back Page)
And Gods Invi-S-T :, Invi-N-cible Scientific Christ
sador cast the entire materialistc, Hebraic coun-
it divinity out of murderous Saul!-a divine and
fitusl muti-natonal, miracle!-and the new Chris
pity has GIANT PlLLAR-Christlike St. Paul!!!-
EcceptsbIe, as is Gods, Holy Ghost conceived Mes
son, Christ Jesus, to the sPIRITUAL INSANITY OF
PAISMl!l
WHAT is TO BE, WILL BE"!-accordng to the
|st divine Principle"-infnite Love.
The Reds have got to be converted from the Goliath
spiritually naked, destructive, so-caed natural
|ncell
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THE FOUR-STATE THEATRE

1850 DIvision Avenue, So
These meetings to acquant the public with the
healing ministry of Christian Science Those who have
been healed through Christian Science treatment
edge their heangs of physical ills of types
diagnosed incurable Others have been freed from
faults of character and from fear Illustration Bus
mess and relate how Christian Science helps
them in their work
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MISREPRESENTATION

The instinct of self-preservation of the brute,
n the impact of suffering, makes inevitable the ncreas-
receptivy to the fepreserving Science of Life more
Pundantly' -indestructible, wholly harmonious, inn
ne to socalled diseases accden, catastrophes, sin,
|ARSl and deathi-MYTHSlll-ALLl
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GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN
FREE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TESTIMONIAL
MEETINGS
to which
everyone is welcome are being held every
WEDNESDAY, NOON az to l o'clock)
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Springs Senior
Chairman Panel
AT Eta. Meeting

Miss Nancy Russ, senior at the
College of St. Mary of the Springs,
will act as chairman of panel at
the annual meeting of the Future
Teachers of America on November
8.
Miss Russ, who is student COVER
nor of her college, will direct the
discussion on ''How to Improve
Eta. Programs"
The Central Region of Ohio
Chapters of Eta. will hold its
meeting at Ohio Wesleyan Univer-
sity. Delaware, Ohio. In addition to
st. Mary's Eta. there will be rep
resentatives from Muskingum, Ohio
State, Otterbein, Denison, Kenyon
and Ohio Wesleyan.
Sponsors from st. Mary's will be
Sister Mary Austine, o. p, chair
man of the Education Department,
and Sister Nj. Sylvina, o. P, mod.
orator of the campus Eta. chap
ter. A delegation of students will
attend to participate in the discus
sion.