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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
Why Grow ODD
More Jobs Are Nov Open forthe Older Wonnon

facts have q rightful place in q
Why Grow Old? column because
nothing 50 drastically and mega
lively affects health and happi-
ness. personality and prolonged
youthfulness. as worry. fear and
despair. Anyway. ! like to help
you whenever I can.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
Sun Totiln Grandma

WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. R.
One Of the Oldest pistol-packing
great-grandmas in the business
Of being q deputy sheriff recently
observed her 82d birthday with
no plans to retire.
Mrs. Mary McAuliife - also
known as Little Mac"-has been
on the job at the Westminster
County Courthouse for ~ years.
Mostly she Is assigned 70 civil
hearings nowadays, with no
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It's q Dote!!
Mondoy. Morch q:

NNSsbSSWn
WASHINGTON PARTY.
1890 pm. Statler Hotel
Embassy Room. Mrs. Glad.
stone Williams directing
the fashion fun.
LUNCHEON FASHION
SHOW, / pm. Mayhower
Hotel lounge. Styles from
Jelleff's.
GOVERNMENT GIRL
WEEK Is being designated
by Kann's all this week.
Kicking of the many fea-
lures is the JUDY BOND
blouse fashion show in the
Washington store. 1880
and 4 pm. today and to-
morrow. The showing IN
the Arlington store at 1880
pm. today only.
CARNEGIE HAT COLI
LECTION informally mod
eled at Julius Garf1nckel g.
Co. Third floor. Showing
repeated on Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21

prisoners involved. But she says
her las pounds and . strong
wrist could still come In handy
II needed.
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Tuesday,. March q:

Tuesday,. March q:
GLORIA SWANSON
will make a personal ap-
pearance in conjunction
with the Forever Young
fashion showings at
Hecht'S at II and at 3
pm. Those who wear sizes
14la to 22h2 will particu-
larry enjoy the show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21


Hecht's at IL and at 8
pm. Those who wear sizes
141a to 22l2 will particu-
larry enjoy the show.
Wednesday. March a.:
HON FIESTA
through the 9th at Ra-
leigh H a b e r d a s h e RS.
Showings each day except
Thursday at 1880 and 4.
Summer cottons being fea-
tured by Harold Eisenberg
of EiSenberg Originals at,
today'S showing. On
Thursday at 2 and 5 pm.
the showingS will feature
new spring hats and cos
tunes. Friday and Satur-
days shows will be geared
to those people with more
taste than money"
Thursday. March Is:
GOVERNMENT GIRL
FASHION show. Washing
ton Kann'S, 8 pm. Same
showing to be repeated
Saturday at 2 pm. in the
Virginia store.
Friday, March Is:
LUNCHEON FASHION
SHOW, / pm. Shoreham
Hotel. Jelletf's fashions.
Palladian Room.
COCKTAIL FASHIONS
at 6 pm, Mayflower Ho-
tel lounge. with fashions
from Jelleff's.
Saturday, March n: 2a
FASHION FAIR, 1890
pm. Raleigh Room. Hotel
Raleigh. Mrs. Gladstone
Williams commenting.
+ + =
LUNCHEON FASHION
SHOW, 1890 pm. at the
Town House Restaurant
with fashions from the
Georgetown Dress Shop.
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SUPER CHIEF DRIVEN

On Indian Head Hwy. via s. Capitol
St. Bridge. 615 Miles From D, C. Line
On the Right.
Children Under 12 Admitted Free
JOEL McCREA. BARBARA HALE
LONE HAND" (Technicolorl. at
7:07. 10. TONY CURTIS. PIPER
LAURIE. son OF ALI BABA"
Color at S.o7
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sc
tory. If this makes you feel some
thing like a test tube, the ex-
perience still should be easier on
you than those of some of the
test tubes of our old Noble Ex-
pertinent. Miss Hutton may speed
the pulse and inflame the blood,
but there is no hangover in
volved.
The Hutton experiment is be-
Ing conducted because there are
some people. the William Morris
Agency included, who think
televiSion didn't kill off vaude-
vile. Unwillingness of top per-
formers to go through that four
and five day grind also
helped dispatch it.
The unwillingness is under
standable. In the old days of
regular1 stage shows at the
Capitol an entertainer would
arrive backstage at noon or
shortly thereafter and depart 10
hours later.
~ X
A dancer barely had time after
a show to cool off and change
from stage costume to street
clothes before it was time to re-
verse the process for the next
show. Lunch killed the interval
between first and second shows
and dinner that between third
and fourth. Often they were
eaten in dressing rooms.
Many of those in this particu-
lar sector of the glamorous the
atrical life spent close to 10
hours a week looking at nothing
but footlights or four bleak
dressing room walls. It is small
wonder that many Of them de-
serted the life when they dis
covered night clubs. In night
clubs they do only two, some
times three, shows a night, in a
much shorter period of time.
So the idea now is to see if
customers aren't still available
provided a theater date can be
made as attractive as a night
club date to a stellar performer.
Miss Hutton will be doing two
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Harvest" Madame Curie" and
Blossoms in the Dust"

X X X
ARMISTICE-Marlon Brando
no longer faces the prospect of
owing goth Century-Fox So mil
lion. That's what the studio was
asking in a breach of contract
suit, but the action has been
dropped. According to Daryl
zanuck, Fox production chief,
the cost of the delay in starting
1.-THE Egyptian" will be shared
by the actor and the studio. He
didn't say what the cost would
be.
But Brando is scheduled to
report on June 7 to play Ma
poleon in "Desiree," which has
Jean Simmons in the leading
feminine role.
HELP WANTED-If you are
male, between 81 and 40 years
of age and look like large
lobster in human (more or leSs)
shape, RKO-Keith's can use you.
It's in the market for a monster
to help promote interest in 1.-The
Creature from the Black La
goon," arriving April Z for the
polaroid set. Come to think of
it, you don't have to look too
much like a lobster; the Keith's
people can provide makeup. If
you qualify, be at the theater at
2 pm. Monday. No phone calls.
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Enjoy Delicious Food at the ABC.
AIRPORT

AIUD0RT Arlington
S@ASs@ VSAS OF. A-8l00
MISS SADIE THOMPSON" Color,
RITA HAYWORTH at 7:05 and
EDMOND O'BRIEN at S:55 and 10.
Cartoon. Located in Arlington on
U. S. Route / just over the 14th st.
Bridge. Sunday MOON IS BLUE"
and BIG i'm McT,AIN
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z. M. LOEW'S
MT. VERNON OPEN AIR

Rte. I, So. Of Alex. so. S-S722.
Ends Tonight. Open at g: >, Action
STEVENS, 6:45, $50. Plus. in Tech.
THE ROYAL AFRICAN RIFLES"
LOUIS HAYWARD, S:35. Color Car
toon. Riddles Free. Bring Them to
Our New Miracle Fairyland. Truly
Free. Starts Sun. ,"QUO VADIS."
and "RT,ACK FIJRYo
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shows a day at the Capitol, the
first about z pm. the other after
9 o'clock. with an added matinee
on Saturdays and Sundays. The
accompanying movie will be
shown before. between and after
stage shows.
If Miss Hutton departs Wash
ington with some $4,000 as her
half Of the $3.50 cut, she will be
a heroine to both theatergoers
who like stage shows and name
performers who like money. The
Morris Office thinks there are
about so other theaters where
the same policy might be insti-
tuted. Few If any night clubs
outside of Las Vegas could outbid
them for stars.
And a good act would last a
year instead of the length of
time it takes to get from one
commercial to the next on TV.
\ II II
THE TOWN BUSTER-If you
want to be really terrified by
the immensely of that H-bomb
blast the picture of it on a the
alter screen ought to turn the
trick. It jolted one onlooker,
at least, cut down to 21-inch
size. Anyhow, Frank LaFalce
wires that a 7-minute Warner
Pathe newsreel showing tests
and the total destructive power
Of the bomb with before and
after shots of the target island
is now showing at the Metropoli-
tan and Ambassador. It first
went on at the Met at 1892 Fri
day night and will be showing
at both houses through Wednes-
day. It probably has turned up
on other theater screens, too.
-
BACK TO WORK Greer Gar
son, who left MGM after Is
years and reported herself look
ing forward to a world cruise,
apparently will have to con-
tinue looking for awhile. She was
Immediately signed by Warner
Bros. TO" the starring role in
Strange Lady in Town"
This will be the first film done
by Mervyn Leroy under his new
producer director contract at
Warmers. It won't be the first
teaming of Miss Carson and
Leroy. however. They were a
director-actress team for three
Of her Metro DEMONSTRATION
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DRIVEN THEATERS

Abe DRIVEN $40 sle' l Ioa's s'25 SIS;
Family Show Place of the Southea st
Open Nightly 6:15 PM. Riddles Free
Giant Family Show. Ends Tonight,
GROUCHO MARX. "a GIRL IN
Also STERLING HAYDEN in "FLAM-
ING FEATHER in color at 9:05
only, Also Cartoon and Souvenirs
for the Riddles
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| Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing


Stage.
Arena Stage-"Blithe Spirit"
1880 and $50 pm.
Catholic Observation-Disclosures
In the Cathedral; $50 pm.
sGreen.
AmbassadOr-"Crime Wave":
LOS, 1855. $50 and GAS pm.
CapitOI-"The Naked Jungle;
1870 am, 1885, 3:35, $40, TAO
GAS and 1850 pm.
Columbia Man Crazy:
1885, 3:15, 6, 8:45 and 1870
pm.
DupOnt-"Julius Caesar; /,
3:15, $50, .7:35. $40 and HAS
pm.
Keith's Ride Clear of Di-
ablo"; 1850 am, 1850, $3.50,
$50, 7:50, $50 and 1850 pm.
Little-"Lili"; lbs, sos, 1850,
6:35, 8:15 and 10 pm.
MacArthur-"G enevie e";;
2:25. Ais. Cos, 8 and 9:55 pm.
Notwithstanding Wave:
11:15 am, 2, 4:50, TAO and
1890 pm.
OntariO-"Jivaro"; 1920, 3:15,
sis, ITO, 9 and 10:45 pm.
Palace-"Night People; 1870,
am. 100. 1885, 5:35, TAO, GAS
and HAS pm.
Playhouse - THE Man Be
tween; 11:10 am, lis, 800,
5:25. 7:30. $40 and 11:45 pm.
Plaza - THE Quiet Man;
1905. 2:15, 4:30, 6:45, 9 and
11:15 pm.
Silver Spring - 1.-THE Final
Test; 2:30, 4:10, $50, 1885 and
900 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Wild One;
HOS am. 1855, 2:40, 4:30, 6:15,
8, $50 and IL pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama";;
2:30, $50 and $40 pm.
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BRANCH DRIVEN

$500 Branch Ave. Sc. md. Rt. 81,
RE. 6-6666
Tonight. ROBERT MITCHUM and
JANE RUSSELL in MACAO" 6:35,
10. EDMOND O'BRIEN in WAR
PATH" in Tech. $40. Kids Free.
Come early. giant playground open
$50; Sun. Mon: GABLE and
DIVIDEND" Drive out Pa. Ave. Sc.
from Sousa Bridge: or out Suitland
Pkwy from s. Capitol Bridge. right
on Branch Ave. Sc, drive 612 mi.
south of D. c. Line. Free Candy to
Riddles Every Night! Kids Always
Eraai
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The Passing Show
Betty Hutton's Date Here
A Theoter Experiment
By Harry Macarthur

The return Of stage shows at least Of stage howto
the Capitol Theater this month could lead the return of live
entertainment to other movie houses could that If
Betty Hutton leaves
day
The Capitol during the period starting April 1e. will
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10rVVTIIr Route o. S. 2zo

HUM A446 Rockville
Technicolor Hitsl JEFF CHANDLER
Battle of Apache Pass
At 6;55. 10 pm. Plus Enrol FLYNN
Against All Flags"
At $40 pm. only! Coates open $40
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-27
Longest Toll
Road Is Open

NEWBURGH. ny. ATAs ious.
est toTl road IN TIE United Sestes
went into operation ruesAay via
the opening Of q new lss-mils sss.
ment Of the cross state New York
State Thruwsy.
Gov. Thomas Z. Dewey officially
opened the new section in q ribbon
cutting ceremony here.
It runs from Newburgh On the
Hudson River to Westmorelanj.
just west Of Utica in central New
York. A previously opened section
stretches on to Buffalo on Lake
Erie In the states northwestern
corner, making s6s miles now open.
When the remaining link between
Newburgh and New York City is
completed next year. the four-lane
super highway win total AZ miles
from New York to Buffalo.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-27

have raised real estate values on
the keys.
The county has provided school
busses to transport students to and
from elementary and high schools.
The sheriff's department has a
deputy on the lower keys.
The Fish and Wildlife Service
furnishes fire fighting equipment in
that area.
Through the persistent efforts of
members of the Lower Keys Pro-
perty Owners Association, living
conditions on the keys have be-
come modern, comfortable and
pleasant.
Members are people who own
land on the lower keys from Ba-
hia Honda to Key West. Member.
ship is open to all who are land
owners. Actual residence Is not ne
cessary.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-27
BY ADELINE RUSSELL
Secretary, Lower Keys Property
Owners Association

Do you know what is happening
on the Keys?
Are you in step with the progress
of this county?
If you are interested in the de-
velopment Of your land, you will
be pleased to receive this brief
report.
In 1851, a group of property own
ers from the Florida Keys met to
discuss an alarming item concern
ing a bill which was to be intro
duced in Congress. This bill, HR
1897, was a proposal for the estab-
lishment of wildlife reserve to
protect the key deer. The reserve
would cover most OF the lower
keys.
Having experienced methods
used to obtain the Cape Sable
lands which were incorporated in
to the Everglades National Park
boundaries, land owners were wary
of any proposition dealing in leases,
land titles or condemnation pro-
ceSSeS.
The Lower Keys Property Own
ers Association was formed not to
fight the protection of the key deer,
but to protest the acquisition OF pri-
vate property by condemnation.
The association sought the aid
and advice of our State Represen-
tative Bernie C. Papy, who was
aware of what could happen if this
bill were passed without protest.
Congressman Bill Lantaff, who
sponsored this bill, was invited to
discuss it at the County Courthouse
in Key West. A special meeting
was held on June IS, 1851, the fin
al outcome resulting in an amend
ment to the bill allowing land to
be obtained by lease only. Said
leases could be cancelled on 80
days notice. It was also specified
at the time that the territory re-
quested was greatly in excess of
what was required for fifteen deer.
During the following meetings of
The Lower Keys Property Owners
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-27
,NOIAS CUBANAS

error, para enviarle entonces una
n0ta sin firma, que dice NAL del
credito de quien tai cosa hace.
En- esa nota de habla un "dsssn.
ssfo" Por poquita cosa Sc
siente desenganado el autor de La
an6nima notita =.
Naturalmente, que para mejorar
La condicion moral del niiio disco
10 desobediente, es precise tener-
le ocupada la mente ell mayor
tempo possible, en- menesteres de
utilidad tanto para el, como para
la colectividad en- que yive. Para
clio NADIA mejor, que esas grandes
escuelas de artes Y oficios, en-
que ell muchacho, tan pronto ter
nina la primaria elemental, CO.
mienza a aprender un oficio y
dentro de una discipline amable, va
dandose cuenta de que ser bueno
produce mayores beneficios que
ser malo. Ademas, entretenido,
aprendiendo un oficio. cuando llega
a la pubertad, posiblemente la
tara que lie conducia por malos
caminos, ha desaparecido y la
sociedad recibe a un buen ciu-
dadano.
Pero, ESQ solo ocurre en- las
grandes ciudades donde hay
recursos para sostener planteles
de esa clase, o en- las pequefias
poblaciones donde existen per-
sonas ricas, capaces de compren-
der ell bien que ha de reportar a
la ninez y a La sociedad en- gene
raj, la labor de regenerar a esos
pequehos delincuentes, que muchas
veceS obedece su maldad a ataviS-
mos o herencias, de las cuales no
son elloS precisamente los respon-
sables. Y 81 a esa herencia sc
aditan los malos ejemplos, en- ell
propio hogar, o en- la sociedad,
entonces puede que la delincuencia
sc haga mayor incurable.
No basta con que ell niio con-
curra a las escuelas dominicales
a recibir nociones de los Santos
Evangelios y los buenos consoles
del predicador. Es precise intere-
sarles en- algo que constituya a la
vez ensenanza y entretenimiento.
De ahi nuestro elogio. al scoutismo
que reune ambas cosas y que aleja
por 10 menos, temporalmente, al
niio de todo ejemplo malvado y
de toda tentacion al vicio.
En- fin, que solo por contestar
al anonimo comunicante, hemos
escrito este modesto trabajo, y no
resp0nderemoS a nadie mas que
nos trate este asunto 81 10 hace de
manera anonima. Es un tema tan
interesante, que debiera de sem
tirse orgulloso quien 10 tratase,
va que ideas nuevas, siempre
contribuyen ell mejoramiento y
superaci6n de la ninez que Dor
su desventura, va tomando cami-
nos extrayiados.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-27
Many Adpances Hare Been Made In Lo,Uer Keys
Growth And Activity OF Association Told

Summerland Key. After many set
backs and numerous trips to Wash
ington D. c. a priority for mater
ials to extend the line was pro-
cured by Representative Papy. BY
June 1858, electric power was in
use by keys residents.
Requests for roads presented TO
the County Commissioners by Off
GERS of the association were grant
ed and many desperately needed
roads were built. A lateral system
now exists which has brought "a
bout the development of backwoods
property. New homes, new busi-
nesses and subdivision of acreage
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-27

many problems came to light, pro-
blems peculiar to this area be-
tween the Bahia Honda channel and
the city of Key West.
There was no electric power line
in this portion Of the keys. City
water was not available to resi-
dents. The few roads were like wa
gon trails, much of the property
was inaccessible. There was no po-
lice protection, no mosquito con-
troll.
In sheer determination and per-
severance, this group spearheaded
the drive to extend the electric
power lines from Key West to West
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-27

tons for improvements are discus
sed and acted upon. An property
owners should be interested in the
Improvement Of their lands and Ne
welfare Of their community.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-27
BLDG. BID ACCEPTED

2 TALLAHASSEE N-The Cabinet
Tuesday awarded a $72, 2,4oe contract
to c. A. Fielland, Inc, Tampa,
for construction of eight residences
for employees of the Florida Farm
Colony at Gainesville.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-27

Germany estimates that "a per
cent OF its dairy cows are tubercu-
lous.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-27

ANY member may bring his pro-
blems to the association. Sueees.
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whistle and gives out with a
rather wierd sound tMGM).
| In the vocal instrument cate
CORY are DREAM OF YOU, an
Oliver-Lunceford collaboration.
vocally handled by Oliver. You'll
like the cool treatment given this
one. Incidentally. the Tommy Dor
sey crew with which Oliver was
once arranger, has version that
Is so closely akin to this, you
would thing IL was the same. The
arrangement Is the same, but only
the vocalist and orchestra chang
ed. Dan Grissom handles the vo-
Gals on CHARMAINE and DOWN
BY THE OLD MILL STREAM;
While Oliver again, is on SWEET
SUE, and Four or Five Times.
Then there's that bouncy. light
and gay novelty, our vote for the
best, all-time great in novelty
songs, ORGAN GRINDERS
SWING. a recent vocal arrange
ment you have head by the Four
Aces.
Members of that band included
land where are they todayYl Oil
I
yer, Eddie Tompkins. Paul Web
ster. trumpets, Willie Smith (now
a Granz mani. alto; Joe Thomas.
tenor; Earl Carruthers, baritone;
Elmer Crumbley, Russell Boles.
trans; Edwin Wilcox, piano; The
fronted the group for a time after
Lunceford's DEATH, Albert Norris,
guitar, Moses Allen bass and Jim
my Crawford. drums (Deccal.
Another Lunceford album, still
on rs rpm, has six tunes taken
from the old Vacation label Ca
real oldie in the jazz lahelsl and
two from Columbia. Called "Lun-
ceford Special Hot Jazz Classics
IL has LUNCEFoRD SPECIAL.
| UPTOWN BLUES. WELL ALL.
RIGHT THEN (.unceford's first
novelty success, with the four
words in the title handled by the
ensemble; it's still one of his top
pers); LONESOME ROAD, with
Jimmy Young on vocal: BABY
| WON'T YOU PLEASE COME
HOME. WHITE HEAT all of
these were originally on Vocation.
| CHoPINS PRELUDE NO. Z
tastefIlly done with sax choir
predominating and brasses &C.
counting the mood, and WHAT'S
YOUR STORY, MoRNING
GLORY, Columbia originals (Col.
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League commends
Rowan For New
HonoFs Won

At the regular monthly meeting
Of the Minneapolis Urban League
Board of Directors, Tuesday, jan
uary 18th, YMCA, a resolution,
proposed by Mrs. Loring NJ
Staples, cited the Leagues presi-
dent, Carl T. Rowan. for his most
recent public recognition, that OF
being named one of the Ten Out
standing Young Men of 1858" as
announced by the u. S. Junior
Chamber of Commerce.
The full resolution is as follows
"The Board of Directors Of
the Minneapolis Urban League
feels signally honored that the
president of this board. Carl t.
Rowan, has been named one of
the Ten Outstanding Young
Men OF 1853. by the U. s. Junior
Chamber Of Commerce.
"And further II Is proposed
that this resolution be included
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RATING THE
r e G O R D S

From the sound track Of the
technicolor film. Latin Lovers
starring Ricardo Manhattan
comes two new ballads which are
slated for hitdom. They are A
LITTLE MORE OF YOUR AMOR
and / HAD TO KISS you. Per-
former Is Carlos Ramirez, one OF
tho top Latln-American song
styllsts, who actually was Montal-
bans voice In the film on those
two numbers. On disc, however.
he gets the proper credit and
justly so (MGM).
For pair OF enchanting novel;
ties. there's Barbara Ruick do
ing THAT'S WHAT A RAINY
DAY IS FOR. from the film,
Easy To Love" and TICK Took
BooGIE. with the Skylarks as
sisting. The latter is a "clock
song.
Connie Russell. ex-Garroway
Chanteusc. also does Rainy" In
inimitable style. Her mating is
the tune which Eckstine brought
with success out OF the moth balls
some years back. YOU'VE
CHANGED. (CapItoD
Another exciting instrumental
pair are MORNING BIRD and
STORM WARNING (Hora Fur.
tant, done by the Barbu Lautabu
Orchestra OF Bucharest A gypsy
outfit, they play some wild music
Featured In Bird" is native In.
strument, called the "vicara'
which IL something OF a slide
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in the minutes Of this meeting
so this resolution shall be re-
corded permanently"

In the minutes Of this meeting
so this resolution shall be re-
corded permanently"
In responding, Mr.. Rowan said
that any recognition he has re-
ceived is not merely for his per-
sonal endeavors, but for the peo-
pie who made it possible for him
to write and speak about an I'M
portant social problem
He said further that it is en-
couraging to him to know that the
Jaycees national organization mas
considered the things about which
he has written important enough
to be recognized in making this
national award.
The League Board also COM
mended James A. Rye, retiring
Budget Secretary of the Commun-
ity Chest and Council, for services
rendered this agency and other
social agencies in our community
through your SO years of COM
munity service"
Reports were heard on the or
ganization of the Industrial pro-
gram and the new emphasis to be
given TO vocational services
through group guidance programs
with young peoples organiza-
tons. An approach to churches,
settlement houses and social
clubs is being made for coopera-
ton in this project to acquaint
young people with employment
and training opportunities.