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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

AIR CONDITIONED newly renovated:
bldg: financial district; ll29 Yer
A TSnt sHe ca oF Fl Es' sys
oc. 81 Bids serY! sfs CONN., 1HDO a1. nS
1924 K ST. N.W.-Omce suite Of 4
large rooms. Can be rented as suite
or as separate ofhces. Good lease
and reasonable rental includes all
utils xs and janitor service &c 81. INQUIRE MF
RRozHNsKY at Ex. s-s5e7
furn. once. Wash Bldg,
18th and N. x: ave; in beaut. suite.
Reasonable. MA. $4,000. -27
PHOTOGRAPHERS STUDIO
iocat,sn. MR.. JOHNSON. NO.
cSSN: AND NJ Mo few. few yds :, from
bath; 1000 50. IT.; beaut. Co
lCHial style Venetian net cord Pin si . s9y
Ices; open . to s. Phone AID.
ACROSS ACROSS FROM srATLER. zoos 18th
st. NV; de luxe once space ;$3
. foot; parking adj. NE. S-33SO.
18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV: 2
front rooms, End floor; newly deco
rated. flre-proof building; very reas.
N GsII c IstS S- SNn X SITS. N.w.MEl-
evator bldg: very large single suite;
storage area and private lavatory:
$50 mo-; available now. SHANNON
& LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
AffR aECS5oSNiDTIoNED OFFICES. 9
rms; reception area: approximately
MR.. JOHNSON, Mgr. RE. 7-645S.
DOCTOR'S SUITE. IN recently com
pleted, 4S5-unit. aforementioned apt.
building. Reception room. private
once, 8 treatment rooms and toilet.
CARLTON HOUSE. $500 Wisconsin
ave NV EN- 2-SS00.
III BLOCKS from Mayflower Hotel
One-room ONCE. approx. go 50. It;
also, 3-rm. ofc., approx. 500 SO. IT,;
all outside rooms. EN- 2-6262. 27e
SMALL BLDG.
In. the medical, center. at 1908 K
st. NV. We have an entire bldg.
with 1880 SO. #. Of disable space
available July l. Contains rooms;
kitehen and 2 layatOriesi try Wired Wired
and modern. and reasonably priced
at under $3.50 per 50. 1t. For IN
'Dee'iRSniDDML REALTY CO.
174O K st. NV. D1. 7-790O
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
VA.-APPRAIsED FOR S21.6OO
TIPTOP

This 3-bedrm. white brick Colonial
is in perfect condition. 1st-A. DOW
der room, fully equipped kit, 2 air
conditioning units. Bsmt. rec. rm.
owner leaving In 2 weeks and must
sell NOW.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC.
BLDG. ARL. ia. 4-1165
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

NEELD ESTATE AT PLUM POINT
Bay-front COTTAGES, $40 to SIS per
week. See A. D. NEELD on property.
WILL RENT to reliable party his.
torical home on Patuxent RIVER
overlooking Chesapeake Bay,
rms, 2 baths; fully equipped; $500
per mo. Call after pm. co.
5-2559. az
SPEND YOUR VACATION ct TAN
Timbers. Md: bookings 2-wk. periods
or longer: accom-. q; ami: shaded
to waters edge: excellent view and
bathing: $50 wkly. Write H. ].
JUENEMANN, Tall Timbers, Nd.
SELBY- ON-THE-BAY - 2-bedroom
modern cottage. July and August.
ia. -5-I267, evenings.
COLONIAL SitSSIIaI BE n.H7 s.s s Ss on
screened poxches. LII. 1895. IA
COLONIAL BEACH, va, overlooking
Potomac. AL conveniences. eau
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

lo.e00 g. n. IN Alexandria; $3.50
per mo. Can owner, Mr.. eCHWARTz
UPPER N.W.-3,zO0 %. IT,. truck
aVail. immed.: reas. RIA. 3-2270.
WAREHOUsING or light manufactur-
ing. near Capitol; approx, 5000 50.
it.: elevator; additional space avail.
Call ma. $500 Mon. thru Fri, 8
an. till 3 nm.
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Live Down
Rent UP

Today's best value HOME AND IN
COME property. This spotless we'll
located Arlington brick duplex less
than a year old is being sold due to
owners transfer. Both apis. contain
. twin bedrooms, 16x30 living-dinine
kitchens. Full basement with separ-
ate utilities. min. to Pentagon.
ONLY $4,000 with Al terms.
Arthur L. Walters Co.
2419 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-5200
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CAPTIVATING

Describes this DISTINGUISHED low line
lin Park. It offers rolling lawns and
spacious interior with sweeping
views from picture windows--this
home reflects approved good taste.
Its owner was modern-minded and
finished of q pine paneled recrea-
and from this room one is treated
to panoramic picture window
view Of the garden area. Don't wait.
call now II you're looking for the
best buy In $50. 500 home.
r. ROWLAND co. INC.
l18 E. Broad ST.. Falls Church. Va.
JE. 1888
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HOUSES TO BUILD

DO YOU OWN A LOT?
Would you like Q home built on it7
No down payment; low monthly
payments! Then come see our sam
pie house at Fernglen Manor on
Old Annapolis blvd. between Fern
dale and Glen Burnie. NU-WAY.
HOMES INC. phone Glen Burnie
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ALEXANDRIA

New, modern. all-purpose building,
$4,000 50. It. inside. 5000 50. It.
paved off-street parking: suitable
for of1ces or showrooms; high
ing; viii divide: 5 min. from Wash
ington. MR.. PARZOW. days, OV.
3-1O4O: eyes,, ia. 9-6O05. -25
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Impressive new building. upper Wis
consin ave. Ready about Aug. list.
1000 80. It. Can divide into smaller
units. Full services.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV, Realtors. Ma. $500
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
BAY RIDGE

furnished. detached. wealth
eriZed home, nearly l acre of ground,
on the river. containing bedrooms.
2 baths. large deck porch. living
room within fireplace. complete kitch-
en- with dinette space, den and DOW
freeze, electric refriRerator and stove.
Boathouse. Priced at S22, 500; clear.
By appointment only. Ma. S-3524.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

SILVER SPRING-Brick. 2 yrs. old,
6 units; all under lease; oil h.-W:h.;
near Flower ave. shopping center.
Address, sos Plymouth St.. Sill. Spg.
yu5 R E6S1 p TGlsSn s-74SS: Eyes
corner commercial property i'm
proved with stores and ONCE bldg.
Present potential gross income per
year. $4,000, Write Boz 32l-s.
LAUREL, MD.-wonderful income
Fo 6tSRHlLi. AND MacARTHUR coz:
NER; 1O4-ft. commercial frontage
212i J. LEO KOLB CO.. AID. 2-2100.
REAL INVESTMENT near Connecti-
t sHs smOa APARTMENT nrsa building in en-
cellent cond.; income about $4,000;
low expenses; unusual buy with good
terms. Call Mrs. Kohn, RA. g.
S943. MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO..
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID. A.
OiI ICIi INVESTMENT :
price, SIS, $50 cash; Groom and bath
OF. 4-S075. JOHN r. DONOHoE q
SONS. 314 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii. 3-Q0S4.
So, 500 CASH, balance frst trust Of
Si2. 500 for a modern semidetached
brick. Built soismilya 1S 5 gas 1 nsat
GolOred ten tenants, 3S5 pain st. Re-
DOWNTOWN-lst comm. $3.50 VI,
$4,000; So, 900 down; 3-story brick,
2-story gar. South Of N st. nv: A
steal; RA A,,c ScS43 nis;Nx. Monroe M% and
14th st.-Annual $1,000. Price.
$4,000. $4,000 down; 3-story row
brick. Net after paving all spy;
$3.50 on amount invested. SIGLEH
& co. RIA; $-343I;o ,,ncc23 r.
and schools; easy terms. JOHN L.
SHELTON. Realtor, 10. $4,000;
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$50 F ST. NV.

Very desirable ofdces and
suites in 9-story bldg, 2 ele-
vatorS, heart Of shopping area
near courthouses. banks and
lending institutes. Average rent
$40 monthly. SEE MR.. GEB:
HARDT. SUPT.. ON PREMISES
In ATLANTIC BLDG.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Rx fhe Assoeioied Pre,s

BALTIMORE, Jan. 16.-Ches-
apeake Bay boating enthusiasts
had a long summer of events
lined up for the mtoday by the
Yacht Racing and American
Power Boating Associations.
There will be So sailing events,
six more than last summer,
starting May 20 through Deem
ber IL. The motorboat owners
will have 30 races beginning May
9 and ending October 3.
Yacht Racing Schedule.
May 1890: Annapolic Yacht Club
cruising, racing. Delta. Star and SMALL
er; June So: Gibson Island Yacht
srSsnS raens Rhse pes aser uns
son Island u. S. Love Point to swan
June 1920: Gienmar Sailing Associa- :
tion, Delta: Potapskut Sailing Associa-
tion. Star and smaller: June 25; Ches-
apeake Bay Womens. Championship;
racing, Delta: June 26-27: Gienmar s.
A., Star and smaller; Portsmouth Boat
Club, smaller boats.
virsinia craisinS cup acn1 race Sao SSlT S5fTt g
Chesapeake Bay senior championship:
July Sd. Hampton Y. c.. cruising, rae
Ing smaller: Baltimore Yacht Club. rae
Virginia cruise week: July q: Annapolis
Y. e, West River-to-Annapolis race for
smaller boats, Gibson Island -to-Annap-
eiis race Tor cruising. racing, Delta.
July 10-11: Annapolis Y. c., cruis-
Ing, racing Delta. Star and smaller;
July 1913: Gibson Island Y s. Miller
Memorial Series and Gibson , Island
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Boot Show
CONTINUED from Page c-s0

=
is the designation Of the biggest
yacht on the floor, is a Dutch
built beauty offered by Fead-
ship. Inc. It measures so feet
overall and is built Of steel (for
the hulD and teak 0or super
structurel. It has two private
baths. no less. and two General
Motors diesels.
Owens Heads Bay Models.
Five Chesapeake Bay Arms are
exhibiting this year. Heading
the field is Owens Yacht Co. Of
Baltimore with four boats
21-foot cruiser, q 21-foot out
board cruiser. q 25-foot express
cruiser and q 31-foot de luxe
model.
M. M. Davis q Son Of Solo
mons. Nd, is showing q 1e-foot,
clinker built inboard utility
called the Buccaneer, the 22-foot
Cruisalong and q 25-foot express
cruiser.
Topper Boat Co. Of Baltimore,
o pioneer In the outboard cruiser
field. has two models on display
which the builders say will move
along ut 40 miles an hour with
. 26-horsepower outboard astern.
Attracting unusual attention,
and for good reason. Is the as
foot. Steel-hulled express cruiser
designed and built by Associated
Naval Architects. Inc. Of West
Norfolk. For instance, decks
are covered with impregnated
glass cloth, all underwater parts
are protected with q vinyl plastic
film. and the interior Is insulated
to prevent condensation. The
drm also Is showing two 14-foot
outboard runabouts.
Nodded Products, Inc, of Cock
eysville. Md, has its well-known
Whirlwind line of outboard run
aboutS on proud display.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Izaak WaIions Get
Fitting Ioastinq Mug
BY the Associoted Press

CHICAGO, Jan. 16. - Thanks
to Mayor r. j. Dutton of VIM
chester. England, the founders
Of the Izaak Walton League Of
America had a fitting mug for
their annual communal toast last
night.
The original mug used for the
occasion and brought from
Europe 25 years ago by DIR. Pres
ton Bradley. a Chicago clergy
man. was mislaid last year.
Some of the l8 survivors of the
81 founders remarked privately
that the loss resulted in q more
sanitary. if less ceremonial, meet
ing than usual last year.
But Otto C. Doering. former
national president, and Frank c.
Bronwell. former president of
Chapter No. /, both ChicagoanS,
sent a plea last week to Mayor
Dutton for another old mug. He
obliged, and hurry y-up ship
ment was arranged.
Doering produced the hand
some 18th century ,two-handled
mug at last nights founders
dinner.
Evening star., 1954-01-17

Publishers Statements for the
period ending Sept. 30, 1853,
show that The Star was the
only Washington newspaper to
gain thousands of new readers
both daily and Sunday.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Sail and Speedboot Racers
Face Big Year in Boy Area

Challenge CUP, Stars and Comets;
P,ss:he Pses p3sD'kgt Mds Rsfs tESHss saps
championship
cruising, racing, Deite: cambridse Y. G;
:allsa sns a@ahf rive River r1E fas
cruising and smaller.
july 81; Chesapeake Bay junior
Sssa .af s and sna.er efssss.
Obs Gibson Eli island sar Poplar md ar Island Auf race
Thomas Point race for stars and Deltas.
August Z: Miles River Y. c.. race
hSsst irom %ii:s sivsr Cruising snd
Memorial Series for racins class.
August Ia Gibson island oxford race,
cruising. racine. Delta; August 14-l5:
oxford Regatta, cruising. racing. Delta.
smaller boats: August 1921: baltimore
Y. c. world championship for Penguins;
Aug. go: Fishing. Bay 7. c. Norfolk race.
erasins and nsusa Smaller sparsoMs So1ns PoiSt Pais
o. D.; Corsica River Y. C., cruising.
racing, Star and smaller;
August 1928: Sailing Club Of the
chesapeake race and rendezvous. cruis-
more Y. c: Brenizer Memorial Series for
boats;
September 3: West River g. C. racs
tro% S.4 West fgT Rys1 smaller q DCs sa Sep
boats; Gibson Island p. 8. Cedar Point
race, cruising and Delta; Norfolk Y. q
G. c.. cruising and smaller;
Sept. 10-1a: Corsica River Y. C. In.
sssnational teri, chaamnrpatsonshig for Comets;
racing, Delta. Star and smaller; Sept.
1919: Potapsknt s. A, Queenstown Rem
Gsre ds5yous and raceback, cruisins. racing
Sept. 25-ae: Sailing Club of the chesa-
peake and Naval Academy s. 8. race
and rendezvous, cruising, racing Delta:
Potomac, River $. A. Presidents Cup,
Star and smaller.
Oct. s-io-l7' Annapolis Y. c, fall
smaller: Oct. a-lo: Tired Avon Y. c..
Stars: Oct 81: Glenmar s. A., Penguins
.Noy. = Hampton. Y. c., Pensuins; Nov.
u: tired Avon c. Penguinsi Nov. 2S:
Dec. Il: Gibson Island Y. c.. PEN
gums.
Power Beat Schedule.
May 3: Tidewater Marathon. Norfolk
rs: Solomons Marathon. stock outboards.
June &. Middle River B. c.. stock out
boards; June 20: Hopewell. Va, inboards:
june se-a7: wilson Point Mems Club.
July "a: HAMPTON. Va. inboards
stock outboards; July 10-11: Clarks-
Vile. Va. inboards. outboards. stock
outhoards: July 17-1s: Solomons. In
July 24-25: Capital Y, c.. inboards.
outboards. stock outboards: July 30-31 !:
Cambridge Y. c.. stock outhoards, in
boards.
August 7; Norfolk inboarcs. stock out
boards: Wildwood Beach B. c.. stock
outboards; August 1919: st. Michaels,
,inboards stock ontboards.
September 4. 5. 9: Bird River, stock
outboards; Urbanna Va. inboards, stock
outboards; September IL: Middle River
Marathon, stock outboards: September
1919: Washington Presidents cup. in
boards, stock outboards.
Evening star., 1954-01-17

4AeSASs
We have published q list of
these shooting areas, but will be
glad to supply the information
to any one upon request. Most
of them charge $25 q day which
entities the hunter to four
pheaSantS. Other game, for
which the season is closed, may
not be hunted now in conjunc-
ton with the pheasant hunting.
With q social hour starting at
$50 pm. followed by a buffalo
dinner. the Alexandria Chapter
Of the Izaak Walton League will
hold forth at the Hangar Club.
National Airport, tomorrow eve
ming. Officers will be installed
by Vernon Graves of Virginia.
National Director. New officers
are Jay C. Reed, president; Vern
Hixon and Eugene Hart. vice
presidents; Ernest Foldi. secre-
tary, and Lloyd Vandenburg,
treasurer. Tickets for the dinner
may be obtained by calling King
o-65S4 or King 9-1102.
DR.. Ira N. GabrielSon, former
director Of the Fish and Wild
life Service and now president
Of the Wildlife Management In
stitute Of this city, pointed out
IN a recent press release that
replacement of certain positions
in the Federal category of jobs
has forced conservation to take
O long backward step.
The positions of director and
assistant director Of the Fish
and Wildlife Service and the
National Park Service and those
Of chief and deputy chief of the
Soil Conservation Service have
all been placed in Schedule c.
which means that any Of them
can be filled at any time by
political appointees.
Conservation groups long
have urged the States to fill
conservation administrative po-
sitions with competent person.
mel, protected by a merit system.
and have met with considerable
success. That the Federal con-
servation bureaus were headed
by career men helped lot.
It looks now as If conservation
efforts are in for some rough
shedding.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Hockey AlI-Stors PIoy
At Baltimore Tonight

The Washington All-Stars
hockey team will invade Balti-
rnore's Sport Center tonight to
meet the Baltimore A. c. at $3.50
o'clock.
The Washington lineup will
include the veteran Ching john
son. Joe Riley, Bill Samels. Bob
Dillon and Phil Mattingly.
Evening star., 1954-01-17

t1l6 4ACb tuAt
they can still
e njoy their
sport on the
many nearby
cont r o IL e d
p h e q S q n t
shooting areas
in both States.
Snow does not
q # e ct this
shooting. The
S e a SON in
Maryland at
least extends
until the last
day of Feb
Evening star., 1954-01-17
OUTDOORS
With Bill Leetch

Although Maryland's upland
game season has closed and Vir-
ginia's is rapidly drawing to an
end, hunters should not overlook
Kodiak mirror., 1954-08-14

.Bea Nachweih's home and the members combed the beach
 and swan. The next meeting of the Club will be held on the first Wednesday in September.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-08-14

x The Grandmothers Clubheld
 their annual picnic at Edna Kraft's Holiday slandsummer home on July 9th. On August Eth a meeting was held at Mrs.
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ching taffeta. She carried a bou-
quet of pink carnations, and her
headpiece was a circlet of pink
flowers.
Aubrey A. Moore, Sonarman
First, served as best man.
Out-of-town guests were Bob Mil
Ter, the groom's brother, Joe Tar.
rer and Buck Hale, all of Miami.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. r. Albee, IL Elm
Street, Corning, New York.
The. groom is the son of Mrs.
Blanche Miller, 720 N. w. 126th
Street, Miami, and the late Rev.
erend Glenn E. Miller. He is a
Sonarman First and instructor at
the Fleet Sonar School at the Ma
val Base, and the brother of Mar
garet Foresman, city editor of The
Citizen.
A wedding supper for the atten-
dantS and immediate family was
held at Luigi's. The brides three
TERED cake was topped by a min
iature sailor and bride.
The newly-weds will visit the
grOom's mother in Miami on their
wedding trip.
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Virginia Russell
To Receive BS
At Florida State

Miss Virginia Rand Russell.
whose parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Orion A. Russell of 14O9 White
Street, will receive her BIS degree
in Home Economics and Social
Work at Florida State University in
Tallahassee on Saturday, May 20.
Degrees will be conferred BY
FSU president, Doak S. Campbell
in ceremonies beginning at 500
p. m. The exercises will be held
in Doak S. Campbell Stadium.
Miss Russell graduated from Key
West High School in 1850.
She is a member of Zeta Tau
Alpha social fraternity and has
served as social chairman of the
fraternity, and was a member of
the Marching Chiefs" FSU's
marching band, and the University
concert band for three years.
Miss Russell served her intern
ship with the State Home Demon
stration department at Tallahassee.
Following her graduation, she
will fly to Annapolis, Maryland to
attend "June Week" at the US Ma
val Academy.
Miss RusselPs parents will at
tend the graduation activities in
Tallahassee.
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CLUB CALENDAR
EVERY WEDNESDAY

EVERY WEDNESDAY
8:00-Junor Of Commerce Clubhouse Fagler Ave
WEDNESDAY MbY rs
12:30-FAWTU Officers Wives Club, to be announced
70-Amater Radio Club Armory Bldg, White and Southland
7:30-Junior Debs, Woman's Club, DIVA St.
8:00-BPO Does, Elks annex, Street
S:OO-Amercan Legion, Legion Home Stock Island
S:Oo-Sarcerdotis Del Hogan No. Elizabeth Street
EVERY Thursday
12:15-Rotary Club st. Paul's Parish Hall
100-Thrft Shop, Navy Commissary open until 400 D. m
6:30-Lions Club at Lions Den, 1907 Seminary St.
730-CAP Cadets Poncana Community House
73o-Prnces of Syracuse, Pythian Hail. 72s Fleming St.
THURSDAY. MAY ~
+" T730-JayShees, place to be announced
730-Nu Phi Mu Sorority, San Carlos Hall,
S00-Civl Air PATROL Ponciaegion Home Stock Island
8:00-Civl Air Patrol, Ponciana Community Center
8:00-Knghts of Columbus, Noes Hall, 1921 Duval
8:00-Dr Varela Cuban Masonic Lodge Elizabeth St.
80-Lower Keys Property Owners ASSN announced
EVERY Friday
1000Gym Classes for Ocers Wives Bldg 49, Seapane Base
7:30-Youth for Christ, Ponciana Baptist Church
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old Obligation
Is Remembered

AUDUBON, Iowa tR,-Eleven
years ago Ralph Jones was sery.
ing In the Army in Africa and gave
a wounded veteran a $40 bill. The
understanding was the wounded
veteran on arrival in the United
States would telephone Ralph's
parents and tell them Ralph was
doing fine.
Later Jones learned the call was
never made. He wrote off his $40.
NOW ne has it back. It happened
mat recently Postmaster Russell
ramsey received a letter from a
person asking for Jones address.
Ramsey sent it to the writer. who
had explained he recalled Jones'
request while recently going
through personal effects.
In turn Jones got a letter and
his $40.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-05-26

Florida will be well represented
at the convention, at all levels. Be-
sides Mrs. Pearce and Miss Har-
ris, the first vice president of the
Florida Federation, Mrs. c. M.
Washburn of Tampa; the second
vice president, Mrs. c. L. Menser
of Deland will attend. Mrs. Ben
p. Rich of Ocala, will represent
the Florida Juniors.
General Federation board men,
bers from Florida attending will be
Mrs. T. v. Moore of Miami, chair
man of international hostesses;
Mrs. Raeburn C. Horne of Madi-
son, chairman of the war veterans
division; and Mrs. A. T. Mckay of
Orlando, president of the South
eastern region of the General Fed
Grafton. Mrs. L. j. McCaffrey of
Miami, member. of the resolutions
committee and Mrs. Walter S. JON
es of Jacksonville, immediate past
president of the Florida Federation
will also attend.
The Florida delegation is always
one of the most outstanding groups
in number aud in achievement.
Member clubs and county fedora
tons stresses the Importance of
having representation at all con-
venti0ns.
The Key West Club and the Jun
iors are proud to have such an
outstanding representative as Miss
Harris. ..
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Us Council Board
Meets Tomorrow

The board of directors of the
Florida Keys Girl Scout Council
will have an important meeting at
the Wesley House at 500 p. m. to-
morrow night.
Miss Sarah Bowman, special ad-
visor from Girl Scout National, will
conduct brief training course for
council board members at this
time. Miss Bowman was sent from
National to assist the new council
and has requested that board men,
bers who have any questions about
their work bring them up at
this meeting.
Miss Bowman meet with the
members of the membership no
minating committee and the fin
ance committee yesterday after
noon.
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She recently returned from a
Federation Good will tour to the
Scandinavian countries with Mrs,
Ahlgren and other members of the
General Federation Board.
The convention officially opens
Moiday night, May 81. The Brown
Palace and Cosmopolitan Hotels
have been designated as conven.
ton headquarters with Florida
headquarters at the Cosmopolitan.
With the president of the Florida
Federation of Women's Clubs, Mrs.
E. D. Pearce of Miami, Miss Har.
ris will attend a reception for the
General Federation board of diree.
tors, which includes all state pre-.
Sidents, on Sunday afternoon.
On Monday morning at the state
presidents meet followed by lun.
cheon and meeting of the board.
Mrs. J. T. Sprague, wife of Gen.
eral Sprague will be official host.
eSs at tea for the board mem.
bers at the Officers Club at Low.
ry Air Force Base.
The convention will open formal.
ly with the traditional professional
in which the State presidents car.
ry flags of their states. Miss Har.
riS, as her personal aide. will pre-.
cede Mrs. Ahlgren in the process.
Sional.
Following the program, Mrs. Ali.
gren will be guest of honor at a
reception to which all delegates to
the convention are invited.
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CHANGE in TOT

VICTOR, N. Y. R-Two-year-old
Danny Dorscheiz, a penny stuck
in his throat, was rushed 10 miles
to Rochester General Hospital yes
terday.
X-rays, taken just as surgeons
prepared to operate, showed that
Danny had swallowed the penny.
Doctors left the rest to nature.
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Trainmen's Holiday

HAGERSTOWN, Md. R-Work-
ers of the Western Maryland Rail-
way will have a holiday June 26.
About 500 of them are going to
use it to take a train ride.
The railway employees will make
a one-day. round-trip excursion
from Hagerstown to Elkins, w. Va.
through some of the most beauti-
full scenery on the railways lines.