davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-07
Ivan Lupis-Vukic:
van Lupis Vukic:
Hrvatska Bratska zajednica
(Prigodom b0.godisnjice njezina osniyania)
(Nastavak ~

ma Hrvatska Zajednica zapo-
celia sa 600 clanova AZ do.
lara u blagajni. Ured joj je
bio po skromnim stanovima
prvih upravitelja,
koji su po citav dan radili,
a po noci - badava, IL lju.
bavi - rjesavali zajednicar-
ske poslove. Danas, 60 60
dina kasnije, Hrvatska Brat
ska Zajednica ina oko 1885,
600 clanova, - preko 10000
odraslih i preko 10000 po-
mlatka, - ina vlastitu zgra-
du u kojoj radi so do 60 ci-
novnika. Zajednica ina svoju
stampariju, u kojoj Sc stam-
pa njezino sluzbeno glasilo
"Zajednicar' tjedno u $4,000
primjeraka. Koncem prosinca
1852. njezina imovina, koja
Sc sastoji cd rezerva fondo-
va, iznosila je 81, ,3O7 1896. .26
dolara (po danasnjem dinar-
skom tecaju 6,392, 1863, 400 di-
nara). Osiguracije clanstva,
"a slucaj smrti i bezbroj ne
zgoda, penju Sc ma 70 mill
juna dolara. Bolesnicka pot
pora je centralizirana: sve
clanstvo uplacuje pristojbe u
centralnu blagajnu i IL ME
prima bolesnicke potpore. U
pocetku su odsjeci, svaki "a
sebe, davali bolesnicku pot
poru svojim clanovima. Mali
odsjeci mogli su davati samo
male i kratkotrajne potpcsA, T,
a danas Clan moze bolovati
godinu i wise dana primati
potporu. Ia slucaj smrti clan
Sc mzoe osigurati u dobi cd
l do so godina "a osmrtnine
cd 500 do 5000 dolara, bilo
dozivotno, bilo "a rok cd 20
godina. Uplacivanje je po Is
kustvenoj americkoj tablet
bratinskih organizacija. Ia
jednica osigurava svoje clan
stvo "a bezbroj nezgoda, cd
gubitka prsta do gubitka Ii
vota; svaki slucaj je pred
widen u pravilima. U pravili-
ma ina desetak tablica ma IL
Dor clanovima.
Hrvatska Bratska Zajedni-
ca ina brojne zenske od-
sjeke S istim pravima duz-
nostima kao muski odsjeci.
Pomladak je organiziran u
'gnijezda", pod upravom od-
sjeka koji osnuje gnijezdo.
zajednica posjeduje vodi
svoj Djecji Dom u mjestu
Des PLANES u drzavi Illinois,
nedaleko grada Chicago, "a
sirocad svojih poginulih iii u
mrlih clanova.
Konvenciju (kongres, sa-
bor) odrzava svake cetvrte
godine u mjestu koje oda-
bere predjasnja konvencija.
Odsjeci ma svakih 200 clano-
va biraju jednog delegate.
Mali odsjeci biraju udruzeno
svoga delegate.
Pole rada Hrvatske Brat
ske Zajednice je tako veliko,
razgranato i slozeno da trazi
ne samo mnogo voditelja i
cinovnika nego sposobnih i
upravljaca. Samo in
vestiranje rezerva i fondova
cd II milijun dolara, u skla-
du 8 drzavnim zakonima i
pod strogim nadzorom drzav-
nih strucnih nadzornika, III
skuje mnogo znanja, opreza
osjecaja odgovornosti. A, i
pax, kroz SO godina njezina
opstanka razvijanja medju
koji su ju vodili i raz-
vijali nije bio nj jednog aka
demski skolovanog covjeka,
a, mozda, nj petorica onih ko-
il SUI svrsili cetiri razreda ko-
je srednje skole. Zajednicu
su osnovali, vodili i do da-
nasnjeg razvitka doveli ma
Flom radnici il nasih seljac-
kin obitelji CHE Sc citavo sko-
lovanje sastoji cd 4 do 6 raz-
reda - osnovne skole. Svoje
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-07

sjecima, prinjernim port
vovanjem "a supatnicku bra
Gu u trajnoj teznji "a boljim,
vecim i ljepsim. Danas, da-
bone, nitko ne treba da Sc
licno zrtvuje kako SUI Sc zrt-
vovali prvi graditelji Zajed-
nice. Danas je svatko "a svoj
rad prilicno i dobro placen; !;
danas Sc upravni izdaci Pc
nju u stotine hiljada dolara.
Ali Zajednica &c "a sva vre-
mena biti trajni najljepsi
spomenik stvaralackoj spo-
: 'sobnosti pozrtvovnosti hr-
, vatskih radnika u America.
A tim wise sto je Zajednica
ne samo najveca hrvatska
potporno-osiguravajuca orga-
nizacija u America nego i jed
ma cd najvecih takvih dobro-
voljnih organizacija ma cita-
vome svijetu. a..
Predvidjajuci posljedice u
seljenickih ogranicenja i vri-
jeme kada &c stare clanstvo
izumrijeti, a iseljivanje IL
stare domovine prestati, vo-
ditelji Zajednice SUI ma vrije-
me uvidjeli da buduci opsta-
max Zajednice zavisi cd ma
Sega mladog potomstva u A
merici. Zato SUI sc dali ma o.
snivanje gnijezda pomlatka j
ma osnivanje takozvanih "en-
gleski govorecih O d S j e k a"
English speaking lodges, u
I9ojima Sc sve poslovanje vo-
di samo ma engleskom jeziku.
"Zajednicar" su pretvorili cd
eisto hrvatskog u hrvatsko-
englesko glasilo sa 6 stranica
engleskog teksta. Toliki pro-
stor je "a potrebe vrlo ogra-
nicen, pax Sc raspravlja o po-.
vecanju stranica glasila.
Do sada smo Sc upoznali
S postankom, razvitkom i die
latnoscu Hrv. Bratske Zajed-
nice ma potporno-osigurava
jucem polju, a sada da sc u
krupnim crtama upon a m o
S velikim njezinim radon ma
narodno prosvjetno rodo-
ljubnom polju. Rekoh, u krup-
MIN crtama, jer bi trebalo
desetak clanaka, da Sc tai
rad dostojno prikaze.
r. Naveo sam IL njezinih pra-
villa da je Zajednica "isklju-
civo potporna i bratska or
ganizacija", ali odmah zatim
da joj je svrha - medju o.
stalim i da "odgaja svoje
clanove narodno". Rice "na-
rodno' moze da ina najsire
znacenje. Kada SUI graditelji
Zajednice odredjivali svrhe
svoje organizacije, oni SUI do
bro znali ma sto SUI pod ina
rodnim odgajanjem" mislili il
sto su time htjeli reci. Oni
su pred svojim umnim ocima
imali svu neukost i narodnu
neosvijecenost hrvatskih rad
nika u America i vjekovno
ropstvo svoga naroda u sta
rom kraju. Do pojave Stje-
pana Radica, koji je prvi "a
Sac u seljacke mase da i'll
narodno i drustveno osvjes-
cuje, nitko Sc drugi nije ma
Sac da "a hrvatskog seljaka
i mari, a kamo Ii da ga pro-
svjecuje iii - oslobodi boze
revolucionira. Ucitelji u
skoli, a popovi u crkvi j sko-
Ii punili SUI seljakov mozak
vjernoscu i strahopocitanjem
pre- m a "njegovom velican-
stvu', "dobrom ocu" "za-
stitniku" hrvatskog naroda,
Franji Josipu. Ucitelji su ska
pavali ma svojim mizernim
placama i bivali gonjeni kod
svakog svoga rodoljubnog ci-
ma, a advokati i ostala inteli-
gencija su Sc gonili medju
sobom ispraznim svadjama
da Ii Hrvatska ina biti slo-
bodna u "okviru" iii van ME
ga. Usput SUI osnivali stedio-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-07
Gradnja zzeIjeznica u
Jugoslaviji
(Nastavak sa l. strane)

ra do Dubrovnika nije VEGA
cd udaljenosti cd Bara do
Bora, a bakar Sc do sada IL
vozio, a valjda Sc i jos IL
vozi preko Dubrovnika.
A kad smo vec kod koris-
nijih, potrebnijih, i rentabil-
nijih, zeljeznickih pruga, ko-
je bi trebalo izgraditi, ma
brojiti cemo iii samo neko-
like:
1. Normalizacija u S k o.
tracne pruge Sarajevo-PloGe
(Kardeljevo) i njenog ogran-
ka ma Dubrovnik.
2. Izgradnja no r m a In e
pruge Mostar-Split, koja bi
prolazila kroz relativno lax
teren.
3. Izgradnja normalne pru-
&c Karlovac-Bihac. S grad
njom owe pruge pocelo Sc
prize rata, ali Sc poslije rata
nije nastavilo, jer smo, ne
ma tomu davno, citali, da
narod trazi da Sc ia pruga IL
gradi. Ova bi pruga dala pu-
nu vrijednost tako zvanoj
Unskoj pruzi Bihac-Knin-
Split, koja je dovrsena.
4. Izgradnja pruge Zadar-
Knin. S gradnjom Sc owe pru-
&c zaista zapocelo, samo ju
treba i dovrsiti. Ako smo do
bro obavijesteni tu je nesto
zapinjalo, jer Sc je navodno
nastojalo, da pruga prodje
preteznim dijelom kroz pod
rucje gdje zivu hrvatski Sr-
bi. Mi nemamo nista protiv
toga, da ia pruga zaista i
prodje kroz to podrucje, ako
bi to gradnju pruge ucinilo
jeftinijom, a eksploata c u
rentabilnijom. Ali ako to nije
tako, onda su to cisto protu-
hrvatske intrige, a to sc ne
bi smjelo nj uvaziti nj toleri-
rati. Usvojiti Sc mora onaj
projekt, koji je ekonomski
najpovoljniji.
5. Izgradnja kratke pru-
ge Grobelno-Zapresic dolinom
Suite, koja bi bila kud i ka-
mo bolja veza ixmedju JQgo-
slavic j Centralne EvropD "a
sadasnje pruge preko zida-
nog Mosta.
6. Da sc zavrsi uskotrac-
ma pruga Beograd-Du -Dubrovnik
u odsjeku Foca-Bilece, koji
jos nije zavrsen, a kad Sc "a
vrsi omoguciti &c najkracu
vezu Beograda S Dubrovni-
kom.
Z. Da Sc pristupi izgrad-
Mi normalne pruge Split-Liv-
o-Bugojno-Sarajevo, kako
smo to vec ranije spomenuli,
a razloge objasnili.
8. Da sc zavrsi izgradnja
pruge cetrdeset i pete para
lele u odsjeku Zvornik- -Tuzla,
koju je trebalo vec odavno
zavrSiti.
9. Da Sc izgradi tunel is
pod Ucke sa zeljeznicom ma
Pulu j Pain, sto je cd o.
gromne vaznosti "a Liburni-
ju, te rijecki i gorski kotar,
i da Sc tako Istra konacno
kratkim prugama poveze sa
svojim ekonomskim centrom
u Rijeci.
. 10. Da Sc izgradi normalna
pruga Banjaluka Sarajevo-
Kos. Mitrovica- -Skoplje, koju
su jos Austria i Turska pro-
jektirale, a Turska u odsjeku
Skoplje-Kos, Mitrovica i IL
gradila.
II. Da Sc projektira i IL
gradl nova pruga Bos. Novi-
Modrus-Novi Vinodol-Rijeka,
S ogrankom ma SEMI, pa da
Sc tako sve sjeverne luke po-
vezu sa zaledjem.
Etc, nabrojismo, ovako u
brzini skoro tucet boljih, po-
trebnijih, korisnijih i renta-
bilnijih pruga cd one ma zlu
glasu poznate pruge ma Bar,
u koju sc ukapaju "a druge,
bolje, svrhe kud kamo po-
trebnije milijarde.
p. d. Ostovic,
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j Mestroviteyom Muzeiu ma Meiana
Napisao DR.. Josef BObek


(Prevod njemackoga becke Presse")
Buduci da pmce Urjeme dopustd putovanja
ouaj canak mjemackoga ko pous
dcG MeSroviGevom
obdlu Jndand Split
sej naas, Meje. = p D.
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A sad evo prevoda:-

Ma podnozu brda Mariana, koji sjeverozapadu Spill
ia prodre daeko svojm crnogoricnom sumom
obrasm hrptom sagrado 81 je Ivan Mestrovc pred dva
desetak godna svo ljenikovac kojem je obcavao pro-
voditi jetne mjesece Meje mrna morska uvala
koja otvara pogled otok Brac nvu sudbnu
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-31

Silver Spring Woman's Club--Wednes-
day, II am. Woodside Methodist
pm, Woodside Methodist Church.
business meeting.
Junior Women's Club Of Silver Spring
Wednesday. Sis PM. Woodside
panel Of teen-ager TO discuss teen
age problems.
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AndersonCIinic
Auxiliary to Meet

The Women's Auxiliary of the
Anderson Orthopedic Hospital
will hear a discussion of the
medical side of civil defense al
meeting at 8 pm. tomorrow al
the hospital.
DR.. Charles F. Mccartney, as
sistant director of Arlington
County's public health depart
ment and acting chief of health
and special weapons for civil de-
Tense in Arlington, will lead the
discussion.
Following DR.. McCaffrey's talk
the auxiliary will hold a business
meeting with Mrs. Lee F. T
Parker, newly elected president
Of the group, presiding.
Other new officers of the aux
iliary are: Miss Ruth McCleary
vice president; Mrs. Julius c
Schnitzer, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. John Draper, repre-
sentative of the Jaycee Aides
recording secretary. and Mrs. AL
fred Frisbie, treasurer.
Committee chairmen include
Mrs. L. L. Bean, program; Mrs
Anthony Gaddy, social; Mrs. M
r. Ullom. gift shop; Miss Glen.
ma Brewer. membership; Mrs
Forrest Swisher. ways anc
means; Mrs. Margaret Rouleal
and Miss Kathleen Picking, hos.
pital services and rehabilitation
and Mrs. James r. Lee, publici.
tV.
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Fete Planned
For Rudfords

Admiral Radford. chairman OF
the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and
Mrs. Radford, will be honored by
members of the American News
paper Women's Club at a recep-
ton to be held from 5 to Z pm
next Sunday at the club.
Among the distinguished
guests expected are the chiefs
of the various services, with their
wives, and members Of the cabi-
net and congressional circles.
Club members working or
arrangements include Mrs
Arthur j. McGrath. chairman;
Mrs. Mary Haworth, Mrs. Charles
H. Cooke, Mrs. Blake Clark. Mrs
Alex j. Montgomery. Miss Jane
Marley. Associate members as
sisting are Mrs. Homer Fergu-
son, Mrs. Lewis Strauss. Mrs
William S. Culbertson and Mrs
A. Burks Summers.
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'Horon to Speak
Before LeuQue

Representative Koran, Repub-
lican. Of Washington will address
the League of Republican Women
Of the District at a meeting to
be held at IL am. tomorrow in
the Mayflower Hotel.
The speaker is a member of
the House Appropriations Com
mittee and the subcommittee on
Agriculture. He recently made a
two-months tour in Europe, in
specting the operations of the
new foreign agriculture service
of the Department of Agriculture.
Mrs. Koran will be the guest
of honor at a luncheon to follow
the meeting.
Mrs. Parker West, chairman
of hospitality. will be assisted by
Mrs: Karl Stefan, Mrs. Owen
Brewster, Mrs. Clarence Adams,
Mrs Marion Bailey, Mrs. Fred
erick j. Cullen and Mrs. Harry
M. Moses.
The league is co-sponSor of
the Lincoln Day box supper to
be held at Z pm. Friday in Uline
Arena, which President and Mrs.
Eisenhower will attend.
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OAR Board
To Hear
DR.. Lowry

Or. Charles w. Lowry, we'll
known anti-Communist leader
of the Episcopal Church, will ad-
dress the National Board of the
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton at their February dinner
at pm. tomorrow in the May
flower Hotel.
DR.. Lowry is former pastor of
All Saints Episcopal Church
here. He is the author of sew
eral books. the latest of which
is Communism and Christ"
Music for the dinner will be
furnished by Ben Mitchell Morris
Soloist with the Navy Band. He
will be accompanied by Richard
Larson of the Navy Band.
Mrs. Arthur C. Houghton is in
charge of dinner arrangements,
and Mrs. S. Dolan Donohoe is
chairman of program.
DR.. Lowry will be introduced
by Miss Gertrude S. Carraway.
OAR president general.
One of the highlights of the
boards meeting here this week
will be the presentation of a
handmade lace fichu and shawl
which belonged to Martha Wash
ington.
The heirloomS will be given
to the society for the OAR
Museum at a luncheon of the
board tomorrow in Memorial
Continental Hall.
The fichu and shawl, made of
lace, is the gift of Mrs. Frank
Koplin, of 1901 Massachusetts,
avenue NV. It is being pre-
sented through Mrs. Robert V.
H. Duncan of Alexandria, or
ganizing secretary general.
The national board members
will attend a special flag presen-
tation ceremony at 1880 am.
Tuesday, when the Susan Rivi-
ere Hetzel Chapter of the Dis
trict OAR will present Miss
Carraway with two flags for the
OAR Genealogical Library.
The chapter is giving the
flags in honor of Mrs. Godfrey
Creyke Of the District, who is
librarian general. One will be a
large American flag and the
other a OAR standard.
Miss Jessie D. Roach, regent
of the chapter, and Miss Mamie
Hawkins. State regent. will
make the presentation to the
president general.
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On the ENGAGEMENT Pad

National League Of American Pen Wom-
en-, District Branch-Tomorrow,
pm. the Studio. 1851 Columbia road
winning play to be read by mss.
Matte Richards Tyler.
District Federation u Women's Clubs
Tuesday 10 sm PerpstSai B. stTssts
A% Soca montb,E meetine an Sneaker MIS-
Theodore s. Chapman. First Vice-Pres-
ident, General Federation OF Women
Clubs.
Maimonides Dental Auxiliary
br. ' Nina Amp Podnie iSSsH life Behind the
Iron Curtain"
Potomac Womens Club-Tuesday, s.
pm. American Home Division, with
Mrs. j. B. Balm. 3415 North Utah
to present program on African violets,
with colored slides.
Dan~hters of the British Empire. Queen
Elizabeth Chapter-Tuesday, $50 p.
Club Ans Gt Twa MsEsPaDs Street VOW
swsenes viii STOW film. africa. =
dav. 80 M. MIDTOWN group brunch
day, Connecticut avenue srour. hos
day day io:so ' ann mrs 1 Sdss lsSael syns-
rus. Poet of her People"
PEG Sisterhood Of the Observation-Disclosures
day, 1880 pm, YWCA:. reciprocity
lag lfshe n,s 81 the Municipal Court for
YoSny Married women's Club Of the
YWCA Wednesday. 1870 pm.
YWCA. annual recipe luncheon;
speaker, Elmer Lee. The Way to a
WashinEton Ladies' Auxiliary Of the
Jewish CONSERVATIVES Relief Society
Wednesday. Jewish Community Center.
writer's League Of Neutrality-suspicious..
day pm; Ct the studio. 1851 Co
Washington Story League--Saturday 8
pm, YWCA. monthly meeting. stories
District Daushters Of the American Rev.
mental Danes Chapter. Chapter House;
Miss Mamie Hawkins and Mrs. How
ard Booher to be guests. Tuesday. 8
pm, Conservation Committee, Chap
ter House. Tuesday, pm, Abigail
Hartman Rice Chapter. with Misses
Audrey and Helen Belt. 1909 Webster
street NV; speaker. Miss Mary Swift
5sT WednesGssy IL am Historians
day. II am. Museum Committee. ma
tional headquarters; speaker. Mrs.
Richard c. Southgate, Curator Gen.
eral. Wednesday, pm. Librarians
Committee, Chapter House. Thursday.
7:30 pm. State Executive meeting,
Chapter House. Friday. s pm. Good
Citizens Committee. contest. Chapter
A A0SSs e ss.ptday with pMm Mrs. f sa
Termination. IL Taylor street. Chevy
Chase Md
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Toroh Luncheon

A Torah Fund luncheon and
meeting will be held by the
Adas Israel Sisterhood at noon
tomorrow in the Kay auditorium
of the synagogue, 1850 Quebec
street NV.
The program will include a
musical narration, "Akiba-
Master of Torah," written es-
pecially for the event by Rabbi
David H. Panitz. with special
music arranged and prepared by
Cantor Jacob Barkin.
Others taking part in the
narration will be Mrs. David
Kushner, Joseph Danzansky,
Cantor Barkin and George
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Daughters Plan
Annual Luncheon

The District Chapter. National
Society of Daughters Of Found
ers and Patriots of America
will hold it's annual luncheon at
1890 pm. Friday at the Ken
nedy Warren.
Guest speaker will be Theo-
dore Irving Coe. technical secre-
tary of the American Institute
of Architecture, who will give an
illustrated lecture on the sub
ject, Williamsburg Speaks to
America"
Mrs. John r. Arnold, Is Hes
keith street, Chevy Chase, Md,
is handling reservations which
close tomorrow.
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Civic and Study Clubs

WASHINGTON Club---Tomorrow, IL Am.
69H6 chat the PLAYS 81 hsthgr ls!
Tuesday. II am. speaker, Col. Edwin
NJ Wright. in charse of s Turkish AZ A..
Cultural sFs sonct ii i St state
University Women's Clnb.Tomorrow. $
p ToR French t. sonv Tonar9ow Jo p%
speaker Miss Ethel odessrd. 10:
TUESDAY. pm. portrait palntins
CIRCULATION pTsSR Ws srosp rhurs a if'
pm. Red Cross unit Friday. { pm,
Spanish con versa Satu gTen
District IeaEue Of Women voters--To-
morrow. $50 pm. Congress Heights
unit. 800 Livingston terrace m:
Twenty-eiehth street NV. Tuesday.
pm, Downtown day unit, League
Thirty Seventh piece Sc. Wednes-
day, 10 am, Chevy Chase unit.
Chevy Chase. Community Building.
day 10 am GEORGETOWN unit with
nue. NV. Wednesday, pm. Lower
S SpaEsT als unit New Mth s Ms
evening unit, AN Souls, Unitarian
Church, Sixteenth and Harvard
streets NV; Wednes1ay ,,o S:3e r pm:
Community. House, Naylor road Sc.
day unit. Mount Pleasant Branch
Library, Sixteenth and Lamont
streets NV. Thursday. ..7:45 pm.
1 6Sa Tb,rsd evening n4, unit aEama
Petworth unit, Petworth BRANCH Ii
brary. Georgia avenue and Upshur
American Association of University
Women. Washington BranchETomor-
cussion OF legal problems and social
welfare aspects of family court for
AAUw. Arlington Braneh-Tomorrow
Vincent mt L GsasSaTe n 6sie twenty s
buckingham Community !Center; dis
cussion of United States foreign trade
policy. Wednesday; 10 am: oil paint paint
AA XSSktOT ai.e 5onfgsrd' Braneh-ruesday.
$3.50 pm. Anchorage. SOB Queen
street; branch fellowship dinner; iel.
her experiences S in that Country.
AAUW. Silver Spring Branch-Wednes-
day, Jesup Blair Community House.
monthly meeting; speaker. Mrs. Donald
R. Burgess. past president Of the Mary
lang STATE ! t.. diyision of Of AAuw' How
Excelsior Literary Club-Tuesday; 1890
pm, Kennedy Warren, with Mrs. r.
NJ. Fortier as hostess.
Twentieth Century Club-Thursday, II
er. Mrs. John S. Church. The Birth
and Growth of the American Novel,"
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Community Clubs

Pctworth woman's Club - Tomorrow;
Min.EOoa pisss N.Y. Tharsdsy; i
luncheon business meeting; speaker,
search dIIsctSE; dsnsFs r SsdeTs.ion
woman's Club Of Chevy Chase-Tomor-
gsTdsn Sc, section Nth sp MTs
day. 'fi-ia:5S p.m., II intermediste and
Ssy ss Spanish sm sasses sec %sdns:
French PfensfH study sroaO Afhur.das: pm:
Water Color Of Orchids" BY MIS-.
s a fus ssetop as d,n0e4 cards entss
junior niHn woma ans Club 81 Chevy Chase
T9nSrroy garden a SsSen "sH care
Rs svs srds ss Sections. Ct a1us WITH PiMa MS
RS9s5S East Miss poris Lons fhurs
Can caimpbei I speaker. MARX Ellsworth Of
Bethesda Music and Arts, Center.
ANCIENT Music and Musical lns''u-
Takoma Park Women. Clus- ,..r1s d,s Z
ef;sS D Tulip T sad Maple avenues.
Marietta Women's Club-Tuesday.
pm, with Mrs. Z. J. Hickey. $3.50
Woman's Club Of Lyon vilIaEe-To-
morrow. 1870 pm. EXECUTIVE Com
mittee meeting; With l.. l MIS-; s,,.. l.
Wednesday, 8 pm, Lyon Village
Community House: speaker, r. z.
Ward. IT.. Consul General to Geneva.
Switzerland, Life of an American
Diplomat in Foreign Service"
Woman's Club Of Woodside-Wednesda
business meeting and luncheon. with
Mrs Henry NJ. Tunis, 931S Sudbury
road Silver Spring.
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Business and Professional Clubs

Business and Professional Women's Club
clubhouse executive council. Tuesday.
7:30 pm. clubhouse. Radio and TV
Committee monthly meeting. Thurs
day. 100 p.m,,, clubhouse, Finance
Committee, monthly meeting, Friday.
$50 pm. Kenesaw Cafe. Membership
Committee, dinner followed by monthly
meeting. Saturday. I'll pm. Wood
ward 4 Lothrop Auditorium, Bethesda
Chevy Chase store, benefit card party.
Special Libraries Association, WASHINGTON
Chapter-Tuesday, 81 pm. science
technology group, AAUW headquarters;
1884 I street NV. social hour and
dinner: speaker. DR.. Randall NJ. Robert
son. The Contract Research ProRram
of the Once Of Naval Research"
Tuesday. 100 pm. Capitol Old Law
Library. legislative reference group.
L'Enfant Business and Professional
Women's Club-Tuesday. z pm, 73O
Fifteenth street NV. board meeting.
Zonta' Club Of Washingten--Wedne
day, 1910 pm. YWCA, club luncheon,
"Zonta Personalities"
Soroptimist Club Of WashinEton---
Wednesday,, l pm, Willard Hotel,
weekly luncheon; speaker. Mrs. Hanna
Kiep. Women's Affairs Secretary OF
German Women Of Today"
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Miscellaneous Clubs

Pioneer Wohen-Today. 6 pm, 1904
Georgia avenue NV. Golda Myerson
Club, Tu B'Shvat cultural program.
Tomorrow;, $40 p.m.. 49o4 Georgia
avenue NV Hanita Club. Tu B'shvat
League ssre p Of Republican Women Of the
District-Tomorrow. IL am, May
flower Hotel, meeting ana luncheon;
speaker, Representative Walt Koran,
Farm SURPRISES and Ezra Benson.
Friday. : pm. Uline Arena. Third
and M streets NE, Lincoln Day box
Woman's National Democratic C:uN--To.
speafer. Helen Hi Mi Hao es anSneGn
author and news commentator, Pre-
view Of Conversational Action" Thurs
day, 1880 pm, Indiana. Ohio. West
Virginia and Pennsylvania States
Democrat. of Ohio.
Town Club - Tomorrow, 1890 pm,
luncheon and monthly board meeting,
with Mrs Ralph W. Smiley. 1908
Sunshine and Community Society Of the
Dtstrict-T0morrow, 80 pm. Hotel
24Qo. monthly meeting.
Sisterhood, washington Hebrew Congre-
gation-Tomorrow. 1880 pm. New
Macomb street, NV; speaker. Mrs.
Sisterheod Of CONGREGATION Talmud
Torah-Tomorgow. s:l5 pm. Four
Robert Z. Lee Chapter No. 6i4-To-
morrow. 8 pm, Confederate Memo
rial Hall. 1922 Vermont avenue NV.
Police msnth Ri1 mse'i9 CiuD-romorrov. Sis
pm. ST. Martins Club. 1919 North
Capitol street.
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Sororities

XIII UyIgB OAHIM4f DUE CMHutOt-1 UUdy,
9:45 am. Lafayette Hotel, Sixteenth
and streets NV, rush breakfast.
Delta Gamma Fraternity, Washington
Alumnae Chapter--Tomorrow, pm.,
dessert meeting. with Mrs John H.
Aiken. 1921 Twenty-eighth street NV.
Panhellenic Association of Washington
Wednesday, pm, Mary Graydon
meeting
Delta kappa Gamma. Washington Chap
ter - Thursday, $3.50 pm. YWCA;
speaker. DR.. Paul e. Blackwood of the
Department OF Health, Education and
Welfare. Improving Opportunities fer
Children Of Agricultural Migrants"