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Women's Club Activities

Tzeon Square Dance for adults and
teenagers and smorsasberd dinner. Q
to I2 pm. at the Roaks Hili Audi
torium, Peoks Hin Road and Wisconsin,
avenue. s
womenss City Club open house and
Elm shoEings, 4 90 Q pm.
Business and Professional Women's
Club Chriskmas party Ter the Little
Sisters Of the Roer, 1889 . 4 p.ms.
at Second and Il Streets NE.
FRIDAY
women's Auxiliary 10 the District
Dental Society - Annual Christmas
dinner dance. p.ma Congressional
conalsfsi District SSD y Dcslunsla Society, United
States Daughters ef f81e-ChriStmns
meeting, 8 Pm. ct National Head
quarters, 1851 Rhode Island avenue
NV.
SATURDAY
Sisterhood Of Congregation Har
Txeon--Sauare Dance for adults and
teen ayers and Srnorgasbord dinner.
8 to IL pm, at the Pooks HIS Audi
torium, Pooks Hill road and Wisconsin
avenue.
SUNDAY
Wemen's City Ciuh--open house
and Aim showings, 1 to pm.
Business and Professional Women's
Club-Christmas party for the Little
Sisters of the Poor, $40 to 4 pm.
at Second and H streets NE.
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University Regent Clarence 9. Hambsr.
ger University Of Utah.
Pref. Warren o. Wstkins. Westminster
College. Utah.
D.. Julius Bloom, Director Institute Of
Arts and Sciences, Brooklyn, N. Y.
President Levi EdssV Yeuns, First Council
of Seventy, Church Of Christ of Latter
Day Saints, Utah.
Bishop Most Rev. Thorpe D. Isaseson,
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day
Saints, Utah.
President J. ousyis Ward. Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints, Utah.
President Emeritus Franklin 5. Harris,
State Agricultural College, Utah.
ksnnsy Z. Williamson, Trustee, u Of
illinois.
Director Leon {. Desssrt. Georgetown U.
Adm. William ?. Dietrich, Georgetown U.
Elmer Davis, Washington, D. c.
Dr.. George Ridsewsy. New York, N. Y.
Associate Editor Spencer D. Irwin, CIeve-
land Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio.
Assistant Editor Lawrence Martin, Dem
yer Post, Denver
City Editor Willard {. hsxslbush, Dem
yer Post, Denver
N. Lincoln Sehustss. President, Simon &
Schuster, New York City.
Mrs. M. Lincoln Sehustes, New York CITY.
Drake Dc Kay, Encyclopedia Americana,
New York City.
tanning MaeFsrIsnd. Chicago.
Basil 5. Georges. ALA. Chicago.
Dr.. Charlton osburn, New York and
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County Commissioner Q. A. Lyons. j.,
Harris County. Tex.
City ceunsiler George W. Kessisr. Hous-
IA ton, Tex.
County commissiener-V. v. Ramsey.
Harris County, Tex.
County Commissions Philip Z. Saysrs,
Harris County. Tex.
State Democratic chsirman MiIseR /.
WeidelmsnR. Utah.
State RspubIiean Chairman o. J. Wikin.
son, Utah.
Exec. Sec. State Republican Committee
Wade N. cendon, Utah
BARTLETT Wieks, Reg. Chairman American
Field Service, Utah
Gus P. Bsekmsn, Chamber Of Commerce.
Salt Lake City, Utah
George 2. Kennedy, President Trades and
Labor Association, Peoris. III.
Peter }. Naushson, Past cowdr. American
Legion, Peoria, III.
Republican Committeeman Georas o.
lbsep. Chicago.
Howell W. Murray. Chicago.
Prof. Whitney }. ostss, Princeton v.
Prof. 3. D. Merritt. Princeton U.
Prot. Homer A. Thompson, Princeton U.
Prof. Cedric n. Whitman, Harvard U.
Dr.. MiIiieert e. Mcintosh, President Bar
nard College, Columbia U.
Prof. Emeritus Lyman B'yson. Column
bia U.
Prof. Leland N. Goodrich. Columbia U.
Prof. W. csbeIl Greet, Columbia U.
President Dr.. A. Ray oIpin. University
NJ IIfab
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Former State Sen. William N. Boyd. Ohio.
County Commissioner, George =. Nixon,
Chicago. s
State Rep. John J. Beck Mich.
County Manager r. M. Suliivsa, Marieopa
County, Ariz. ,,@''a,a-
County Attorney William Mshensy. j..
Msrcopa County, Ariz.
Sheriff L. e. Bsies. Msrieops County,
Arix.
Sheriff ?. W. Msa.ssmsr. p.or.
County, III.
County Treasurer William J. HsaIsnbseh,
Peoria County, III. a
Recorder Of Deeds Albert Stsrms, peoria
County, III.
Wayne County Clerk Edgar M. Brsnisin,
Wayne County, Mich.
Sups. Public Schools N. Lynn Bennion.
Utah.
Supt. State Construction James A. Wade.
Utah.
State Rep. Garth Bates. Harris County,
Tex.
City ceuneiImsn Joe Reswebs,. Houston.
City Councilman Harry Holmes. Hous-
ton, Tex.
Probation Officer Charles csmmarsts.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Chief Of Police Don Rust, Phoenix, Arz
City Councillor Newton Resenwsis. Phoe-
nix, Ariz.
City couneiIwemsn Mary v. Beck. De-
troit
City Clerk Thomas D. Lsadbsttev. Detroit
Deputy CITY Clerk Ernest jones, Detroit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-15

D.. Guy v. Farrell Detroit institute q
Technology. x
Prot. q. D. Ryan, Detroit destitute q
Technology.
1. 6. Rubine. Detroit institute OF Tech
nolooy
Dr.. c. r. Rsy, Detroit institute OF rseh-
nolooy.
Prof. Herman hsis SmIsh. Detroit In
stitute Of Technology.
D.. Herman e. Emmsrs, Detroit Institute
of Technology.
I. r. De Priest. Detroit institute u
Technology.
br. Thomss L. Dune. Detroit Institute
Of Technology.
Prof. }. Verne crsndsil. Detroit lnstituts
of Technology.
Prof. Henry G. Melton, Detroit Institute
of Technology.
Dr.. Curtis n. Walden, Detroit institute
of Technology.
George IA. Gsdsby. Besrd Chairman. Utah
Power 8 Light Co., Salt Lake City.
W. 6. Gle, Vice President, Continental
Bank & Trust Co., Salt Lake City.
Howard S. Cartwright. chsisman. Small
Business Committee. Chicago.
Stuart Duncan, President. Ia Sale State
Bank, la Sale, III.
W. J. kiekIsr. First Natl Bank, Peoria,
III.
John D. Robson. Natl Bank & Trust
Co., Peoria, III.
William SterIiRs, Vice President, CsntrA
Bank & Trust Co., Denver. Cole.
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sell for all peoples" Rep
resentafire Earl Chudof PA
II am happy to join this cause phich
10 in keeping NTH the American radi.
ton OF championing freedom, Justice
and the right to self.determination for
all peoples" Representative William II.
Ayres (Ohio)
As a strong belierer in the principle
OF equal rights and the right for self-de.
termination, am happy to endorse such
rights for the Island Of Cyprus and TO
lend my name to this cause" Representa-.
tire Charles S. Cubser. fCalif.)
II haze already made ltnopn 10 the
State Department my position in the
matter BY urging that everything possible
be done by the United States Govern.
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tions. The United States, % the leader in in.
ternational affairs, should assert itself and lend
q sympathetic ear to their cause, L., pleb-
iscite Of the people Of Cyprus to determine
70 which flag they shall owe their allegiance.
IF these freedom loving people are allowed
to guide their own destiny, mot only would II
be morally right, bat ii will pull the earpe.
ont from under the Communis, propaganda.
AS Americans, who have always been read,
to fight for the freedom we hold 50 dear, we
certainly should give our full support to the
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US COMMITTEE

Hon. Geo. A.. covington. Mayor Of HisA
Point. n. C.
Hon. Earl J. Glade. Mayor Of Sax Lake
City. Utah.
Hon. Roy Hofheins. Mayor Of Houston.
Hon. Donald Kramer. Mayor Of Bingham.
ton n. z.
NON. David l.. lawrence. Mayor Of Pitts-
Hon. lawrence Mccarthy. Mayor Of Paw.
tueket, r. !.
Hon. Elmer =. Robinson, Mayer Of San
Hon. Lloyd 2. Roulet, Mayor of Toledo.
Ohio.
Hon. Charles J. sehuck, Mayor Of whssi-
ing w. Va.
Mrs. Theodore 8. Chapman. President
Federation OF Women's Clubs
Hon. Bernard CherniB. Bingnamton. n 7.
Hon. Robert X. Christenbefry. State Aths
letic Commissioner. New York
Hon. Edward Corst. State Labor Commits
sioneT. New York
Hon. r. Joseph Donohue. Former pFesis
dent. Commissioners, District Of Co
lumbia
Hon. James A. Finnegan. Prssident. Plaii.
adelphfR City Council.
Hon. Vincent y. ImpelIitted, 5s19a
special Sessions. 1rook1yu, N. T.
hon. Frank ~. Roieo3, RIsoldaat, 49,
Cooperation Of Amsrsss o.. ~
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corded me people Of Cyprus" Wesley
, A. D'E,cart (MontJ
II feel strongly that they 1.-THE CypriotsJ
should haze the right to self-detetmino
tion and to have the kind Of government
they prefer" Representative Edith Nourse
Rogers Mass
-. / am in complete sympathy with
The Cypriots who desire their right Of
seit-determinafion and freedom" Repre-.
sentative Francis E. Dorm fN.Y.)
Il have al,cays endorsed the principle
OF self.determindtion OF peoples and
keeniy feel that the people Of Cyprus
should be able to decide their. o.rn fu.
ture." Representative Robert J. Corben
Pa
The American tradition IL 20 cham.
pion freedom, Justice and the right to
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meDt to proride for Cyprus the right Of
seif-gorernmenf." Representative John p.
Shelley fCalIJ
Il join scifh you in your cause 10
champion freedom. justice and the right
to seif-determinqion tor all peoples"
Representative Leonor K. Sulliran MOI
Il will be pleased and honored in
helping the people Of Cyprus to obtnin
the right Of seit-defermindfion and free.
dom in keeping rith the ideals and
principles Of our great democracy" Coz.
ernor.Elect .ASeriH Hartman N.Y.
am in sympathy pith your
aims and hopeful that the right OF free
determination tciH be gained BY abe peo.
pie OF Cyprus in the near miure." Coz.
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"The petition for the extension Of he
right Of self-determination to the people
Of the Mediterranean island OF Cyprus
,eiH come before the General Assembly.
IL 10 vitally important In ,Corld esteem
tina. the full force and influence of the
United States should be ihrown in sup
port Of this petition" Representative
Barraff O'Haa HH.)
"The people Of Cyprus hare the right
to determine their o,cn destiny. Our Ma
fion fcas founded on this principle end
itfs our duty to promote such ideals"
Representative Clement J. Zabloeki
(Fisc.J
Il believe that The United States l.
and should be committed to the princi.
pie Of self.determinusion for oil peoples,
and trust that this right will be &C.
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Il am informed that the people Of Cyprus
have filed with the United Nations Q petition
for the right Of self-determination and thst
This petition would be debated before the
General Assembly Of the United Nations in
the near future.
TT s my firm belief that the plea of the
people Of Cyprus for freedom is justified by
every principle and ideal upon which these
United States were founded. Because we hold
the heritage Of freedom so highly 1t is my firm
belief that our representative should offer
these gallant people our full moral and setive
support,
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DECLARATION
In Support Of the People Of Cyprus

REALIZING that ths values for which our Western
World stands best be preserved and defended by pso
Piles exercising the prerosaves Of Freedom and Human
Dignity,
BEING CONVINCED that ths Greeks Of Cyprus, no lees
than those Of Free Greece their sacrifices and long
record Of splendid achievement in the Of Liberty and
Civilization entitled to live In Freedom
DO HEREBY PROCLAIM AND DECLARE
THAT WE GIVE OUR FULL MORAL SUPPORT TO the
Prayers and Hopes Of the People Of Cyprus that they Be
accorded the right freely determine their future destiny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-15

Mayer Frank ]. Murphy. Phoenix, .Ariz.
Judge Nicholas UdslI, Phoenix. Ariz.
Mayer D. Bruno. LasaIIs, III.
Secretary Of sts.s Lamont ?. Toronto.
Utah. 49,
Attorney General I. 4. csIIistsv, Utah.
State Auditor Shsfmss J.. prsses. Utah.
State Auditor Z. A. early. AriE. es
Director Of Revenue Richard J. Lysns.
ILL.,. =s e,
Assistant Director Of Lsber Joseph Heel.
ger, III. n
Assisssnt Attorney -esnsrsl Harry A. Ash.
Justice George W. Wevshsn, Utah.
Justice J. Allen Crockett. Utah.
Justice =. n. Henroid, Utah.
Justice Francis J. Denofus. Ariz.
Judge Patrick n. o'srisn, Detroit.
Judge Thomas e. Murphy, Detroit.
Judge William }. Cody. Detroit.
Judge Joseph A. Murphy. Detroit
Judge James n. Sexton, Detroit.
Judge Thomas J. Murphy, Detroit.
Judge Themss 2. Mshe,, Detroit.
Judge George B. Murphy, Detroit.
judge George Edwards. Detroit.
Judge Wade n. Mecsee. Detroit.
Judge Thomas A. Kennsy. Detroit
Judge John W. Connolly, Detroit
Judge Edward D. Casey. III.
Justice King Z. WestfsII. Phoenix, ArIz.
Magistrate {. W. Bensinses. Phoenix,
Ariz.
Judge Symes Bsix, Denver.
State Sen. Marshall Ksrsbsd. III.
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We the undersigned Citizens Of the United States Of
America
BELIEVING FiRMLY In the Principles Of Freedom and
Democracy which Heritage, and In the inslienabIs
Right Of oil Civilized Peoples to Self Dissemination,
NOTING that these Principles and this Right
affirmed In Washington June 49, 1854 IN joint
ent issued by the President Of the United States and the
Prime Minister Of the United Kingdom,
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=. Ms cause Of tyeedom.loving PEG.
pie Everywhere ,oould Be advanced n
the people Of Cyprus, Uith more than
$500 yeors Of Greek culture and ciriliza.
sion, cere given the right to determine
shek osOn destiny" Senator Ed,eard
Martin fPaJ
IL seems to me that Il Is en,inently
unfair to the good people Of Cyprus
TO deny them the right to join their o,on
motherland and hope that the day is
not far distant sehen their hopes and
aspirations Cil be fulfilled" Senator
Frank 4. Barrett (WyoJ
40 one Vho has alscGy, believed in
~ right o. free people to selt.determi.
naticn. | am happy to accept member.
ship on the Justice for Cyprus Commit.
tee" Senator James E. Murray (Monf.)
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should like to respectfully urge you to Wig.
srously support the petition Of The Justice
Tor Cyprus Committee. for the right Of cell.
determination, which will be debated before
he United Nations soon. As member Of the
National Advisory Board Of The Justice for
Cyprus Committee, should like to thank You
Tor any consideration you give to this petition"
Dennis ]. Roberts. Governor
Rhode Island
THE plight Of the freedom loving people Of
Cyprus undoubtedly will coon be brought be-
fore the General Assembly Of the United Ma.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-15

Perieles ]. Lantxounis. Federation Of Hell.
lenie Organizations Of Greater New
York
Anthony Miller. Supreme President
Mierasiatic Societies
Costas Demas. Supreme President
Pan.Eperotie Federation of America
Demo.thenes Hatjiyannakis, Supreme
President, Pan.Thracian Association
Charles Kotsilimbas, Honorary President,
Familiar Federation Of America
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Cypriot petition, before the General Assembly
Of the United Nations"
A. L. Miller U. 8. Representative
Nebraska
1T IL my understanding that the General As
sembly Of the United Nations shortly will dis.
euss the petition Of Cyprus for the right Of self
determination.
sIn my opinion. It would help the prestige
Of the United States abroad If we gave full
support to this petition
Frank C. Osmers. Jr. U. S. Representative
Nev, Teysev
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BEING AWARE Of the deep injustice sustained by the
majority Of she population Of the Island Of Cyprus of
which 80.2b, according to British Colonial statistics,
Creek in being maintained under alien rule against their
manifest will
KNOWING that . period Of many decades the
Greeks Of Cyprus have vigorously expressed by o.
countless pebisees petitions snifesos and demonsts-
tons their ardent desire be united with their Mother
Country. Greece
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Sen. Burnss R. Msybsnk. S. e.
Sen. Irving IA. Ives, N. Y.
Sen. John J. Sparkmsn. Ala.
Sen. Arthur v. Watkins, Utah
Sen. WaIIscs 2. Bennett. Utah
Sen. Dennis Chavez. N. Mex.
Sen. Clinton P. Anderson, N. Mex.
Sen. Hubert N. Humphreys, MINI.
Sen. Theodore 2. Green. R. |.
Sen. Waiter p. George, Go.
Sen. John IA. Butler. Nd.
Sen. J. Glenn BssIl. Nd.
Sen. Barry 6oIdwstss, Arlz.
Sen. Price DsnisI, Tex.
Rep. Harold n. VsIds, III.
Rep. Walker n. Judd, MINI.
Rep. August n. Anderson, MINI.
Rep. Winsste n. Lucas, Tex.
Rep. olin, z. Tessus. Tex.
Rep. William A. Dawson, Utah.
Rep. Anne J. Fersnd. R. !.
Rep. Omar Burieson, Tex.
Rep. Wsyne N. Asphalt, Colo.
Rep. Harry r. Sheppard. Calf.
Rep. James c. Auchineloss. N. J.
Rep. Martin Dies. Tex.
Gov. 6. Asnnen WiIlisms. Mich.
Gov. Howard Pyle. Ariz.
Gov. Herman Tslmsdss, Go.
Gov. J. BEseksn Lee, Utah.
Robert 2. Skinner. former U. S. Anbas.
sador.
Jsmss n. Z. Cromwell. former v. s.
Ambassador.
Mayer Roy K. hoshelnx. Houston, Tex,
Mayor Earl }. Glade, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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~nor Chriainn A. Hertsr (MassJ
Il hare al,cGys advocated justice nd
hs right o. sslt-deserminafion for eli
peoples. That same right should BE- 60
tended to Cyprus. | an happy 70 &c.
eept your imitation to further THE
cause" Corernor John S. Fine Pa
"You may add my mans to Justice for
Cyprus Committee for the fluthsranee 81
Justice and the right Of self-determins-
fion for all peoples" Governor SiszIrd
Anderson IS. DatJ
-. haze elsoays besn firmly con.
vincsd that any segment Of The popHte
ton should hare the right to sslf.detsrmi
nation. II Is not only humanitarian. but
q is in the best keeping Of The traditions
Of our Republic" Governor Charles n.
Russell (Ner.)
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John Pspadopoulos, Supreme Prssidenl
Dodecanesian League Of America
Elias Cagalis, Supreme President. Pan.
Macedonian Association Of America
Demesthenes Costalos, Supreme Pred
dent. United Chios Societies Of Ameriea
Takis Christopoulos. Supreme Presideos,
Federation Of Sterea Elias
George Tremoulis. Supreme Prssidena..
Pan,Samian Association
Dr.. Basil ]. Photos. Chicago. III.
Costas Proussis, Chicago. III.
James P. Fusssas, New York City
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Il am therefore joining with many ether United
States citizens s.king thst you instruct our rep.
reseniaiives In the United Nations to give Wig
orous, unconditional and inflexibls support 70
these people"
Thaddeus NJ. Machrowiez. U. 3. Rspresentstivs
Michigan
st seems TO me that the United States should
take position in suppori Of the right Of self.
determination Of the people Of Cyprus. ! IN.
derstand this matter 10 to be debated before
the General Assembly Of the United Nations
in the near future"
Sidney R. Ystes. U. 8. Representative
TIIinn;s
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Miss Adeline Ceo.Karis. Grand President,
Daughters Of Penelope
Mrs. Katie vlavianos, The Ladies Aid
Society
Scion C. Vlastos, Publisher, 1.-THE Allan.
tbs"
B. ]. Markets., Publisher, 1.-THE National
Herald:
John L. Manta, Chicago, Ill.
Charles Malliotes, Boston, Mass.
Chris Messaris, Detroit, Mich.
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National Director, Andrew d. Vozeolas,
Washington, D. C.
Public Relations:
George E. Phillies, Chairman
Peter Mantzoros, Vice.chairman
Paul Prodromidis, Vice.chairman
Associate Chairmen:
Basil Karabatos, Supreme President Of
the CAPA
Dr.. Savas Zavoyiannis, Cyprus Federation
sf America
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confident Uni pledged
uphold Of
and recommending due application OF that right
those who cherish liberty unssl
h extend others Are not the American people pledged BY history
traditions
liberty and to the eeosnion Of their fundamental human rh'
Who deny that the people sdnion?
We believe ourselves, Of
Cyprus, o their call for freedom.
support cyps struggle urges III
freedomIovns
and democracy.
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JUSTICE FOR CYPRUS
CAN THE UNITED NATIONS VOTE AGAINST DIFFERENTIATION
AND THEREBY Defeat THE PRINCIPLES OF THEIR OWN CHARTER?

voice Is being hear. before the United Nations is the voice Of the
the enjoy that freedom for which they and millions Of others have
fought and for which have died
cypr: Greek island From the tm Of recorded history has Away.
civilization culture
Colony
500 population $40 1000 Greek As
life which would allow
fulfill their destiny
British
o discuss their claim
cherhins the firm belief prevail the cypan
the United Nations
Of the session Of the General Assembly.
THE JUSTICE FOR
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IL FOR CYPRUS COMMITTEES
General Chairman,
Stephen S. Scopas,
Supreme President. Order of Ahepa


Scopas,
Order of Ahepa
George Constandoulakis. Supreme
President, Cretan Federation
Nicholas Papadakos, Supreme
President, Pan.Laconian Federation
James Pallam, Supreme President,
Pan.Arcadian Federation
George S. Cinebas, Supreme President,
Pan.Messinian Federation
z. Tsantes, Supreme President,
Pan.Icarian Federation
Spires P. Saklas, Federation Of Hellenic
Organizations of Greater New York
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General Secretary:
Rev. John Zanetos,
St. Constantine Greek Orthodox Church,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Treasurer:
James Pallam, Supreme President, Pan.
Arcadian Federation
Associate Treasurer:
Socrates V. Sekles, Supreme Treasurer,
Order of Ahepa
Vice-C hairmen:
Spires Nicholas, President, Cyprus Fed.
Grafton Of America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-15

PUBHsHED D The JUSTICE FOR CYPRUS COMMITTEE
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-08-27
USE COMMON SENSE PLAN
WHEN BUYING CLOTHING

81 just haven't a thing to
wear!" How many times have
you heard that? Or said it your
self
What is it that makes girls say
they have no clothes when they
have actually a closet full?
Chances are, explains Mary
En- Lee, State College extension
clothing specialist that the 81 just
don't have a thing to wear" dis
ease is prompted by impulse
buying. There's something about
"drastically" reduced price that
can make even the most sensible
buyer part with her money too
easily.
According to Miss Lee, clothes
that are really right, stay wear
able-in quality and in line
over a long period of time.
MAKE every purchase right
one" she cautions.
Practically every season, So
ciety sets forth certain basic
rules that we must abide by if
we want to feel well dressed"
adds Miss Lee.
Right now, for example, the
talk among women is of the Dior
Look and what it will do to the
feminine silhoutte. But regard
less of fashions peculiar whims,
not every woman can wear these
exotic fashion successfully. Feel
ing comfortable in your clothing
is one of the secrets of being
well dressed.
Know your own personality
type, which colors are your best
before you put out a lot of money
this fall for new suit or coat
or dress. Buy with care and
you'll have an outfit you will
be proud to wear.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1954-08-27
MANTEO FOLK ATTEND
INSURANCE INSTITUTE

Chapel Hill - Miss CAROLYN
GaSkill, and Mrs. Goldie H.
Meekins of Manteo attended the
fifth annual Institute of Insur-
ance held at the University of
North Carolina during last week.
The Institute is held for insur-
ance workers from the entire
State, sponsored by the North
Carolina Association of Insur-
ance Agents, in cooperation with
the University of North Carolina
and the National Association of
Insurance Agents.
Institute participants attend
daily classes in their study OF
property and casualty insurance,
and hear outstanding speakers in
the insurance business from
North Carolina and other states
A certificate is awarded parti-
cipants who complete the full
four-year curriculum. A special
two-day Agency Management
Course for agency owners or
operators was included in the
1854 Institute program.