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ALLAH TAN HOLY SCIENCE TEMPLE OF ISLAM
900-25th Street. 1Oth Avenue

9O0-20th Street, 10th
we are inviting friends 10 s the enle Yo,
wll be wise TO visit the Holy Temple Of Islam.
IVY ofohers and asleep long enough Now
ue or you to wake supreme declares that we must
turn TO our Nation Of people We turn to our Nation
by accepting the religion peace Can human
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death Coored something vanished painted Spanish
gives the word Negro A-black that anything
Inc Moorish named the that Africa Ng be-
cause contains black What
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OF Islam You will learn yourself the Asc
so called Negro must fulfill the
ne - called Negro dscnd Morocco tribe
West Africa 'e y
he said all nations must their you your
you have fulfilled his word Judgment
heard the cry Of his children Allah calls the
the religion Reject one come
all, under
Love, Truth Peace Freedom,
me lCOsem tg0nt every one to study about the
EetigjOr of Islam.
What is the modern name for the Garden
of Eden? Mecca
Services
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EUery Sunday Morning
$3.50 to 1859 AN. e 3 to 4'.O Pm.
Re6sfer3 dictionary Gfves The t1ord Ne9y1 10 the
Fo2ne pertaining TO The darker races, of the I0I
Your Messenger
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ENTERPRISE FUNERAL HONE

Soace for the Bereaved dedicated to
memory who passed to Eternal Sepr
1901 26th AVENUE MERIDIAN MIoS'
JAMES E. RsSEcp nsoprietor End Manager
Member H A. No 49, G B. A. no.
Office Phone 3-l65l Resident 2-l639
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TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS


sos. WGMS - Voices Of
Faith: Anthems from st.
Johns Episcopal Church in
Lafayette Square, with brief
message by Rev. Leslie
Glenn delayed broadcast).
1880, WTOP Invitation to
Learning: Joel Chandler
Harris Uncle Remus" is
discussed.
100, WIDOW e. WASH-fm-
Georgetown University
Forum: Panel talks on 1.-THE
Rules Committee and Legis-
lation."
100, WTOP - Percy Faith
Hour: Guests include Metro
politan Opera soprano Heidi
Krall, singers Sunny Gale
and Alan Dale, and Richard
Hayman, playing jazz har-
monica.
1:25, WWDC - Baseball:
Washington VS.. Boston,
doubleheader.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-14
TV and
RADIO

Fran and Ollie are coming
back. We really miss that pro-
gram. MRS. E. A. R."
Mail is still heavy. pro and
con, about Al Ross. Bob Reed
had his adherentS, too. AS
for KFO. it would give me
great pleasure to so report
someday. Soon, too. I hopeD
4 4
Dear Bernie:
i have been on vacation for
the past few weeks so I must
of missed your report on Law
renee Weeks show. However,
from F. j. KS letter, l
gather you don't think much
Of the show. You are entitled
to your opinion but I must
agree with F. J. K. that you
goofed.
Il have been a fan of Mr..
Weeks since 1888 when he
played around Pennsylvania.
Anyone that can't enjoy his
music or have the urge to get
up and dance must have lead
in their feet and be tone deaf
None of his musicians are
beauties but they are talented
and when they do their solos
they don't play like they're in
pain and agony like most
musicians feel they have to
look in order to play music .
Mr.. Welk has a poor speak
ing voice but if you overlook
that part and listen to that
champagne music, it's a most
enjoyable hour. If you ever
had the pleasure of meeting
him in person, you would know
why he is tops r.. l.. N"
Give met Mr.. WeIk in per-
son and agree he is everything
you say. So is Lombardo. So
is Shep Fields. So are they all,
all honorable men. I merely
stated that I objected to their
music, that's all. Sob.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-14

600, WTOP-V-J Day, 1915:
Ted Koop. director of CHS
news and public affairs, mar
rates a two-hour program
describing VI Day. with on
the-scene reports from Ed
Murrow in London, Bob
Trout in New York, and
Charles Collingwood in
Paris: also the voices of
Harry Truman, Clement At
lee, Gen. Macarthur, Ad-
miral Nimitz, Admiral
Mountbatten, Admiral Stark,
Admiral Halsey and Herbert
Hoover.
900, WRC - The Catholic
Hour: Music for the King
of Kings" Church Christ
mas Music. is discussed;
second of four programs on
the Church Year in Music.
500, WTOP -Soap Box
Derby: Allan Jackson re-
ports championship races
and interviews winners;
Donald Duvall represents
Washington in eighteenth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-14

running Of derby in Akron,
Ohio.
$500, WRC-Meet The Press:
Aneurin Bevan, British La
Dor leader and member Of
Parliament is quizzed by
newsmen r a n d o ! p h
Churchill, Michael Foote,
and Marquis Childs; also
permanent panel member
Lawrence Spivak.
700, WTOP-Juke Box Jury:
Ken Murray. Vera Mills.
Bob Manning and Joe
Corey are Peter Potter's
guest panel.
7:05, WMAL-Sunday Con-
cert: Guido Cantelli con-
ducts New York Philhar-
monte in Vivaldi's THE
Seasons"
1880, WASH-fm. - Transyl-
vania Music Camp Pro-
gram: Tenor Walter Car
ringer, 1865 Young Artists
Winner of the National
Federation of Music Clubs,
is featured.
500, WMAL-ToWn Meeting:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-14
MAILBAG

This is your chance to
sound of-and TV Critic
Bernie Harrison Uill do his
best to ansDer questions.
Please keep letters as briet
as possible. Pen names will
be used if so deSiredJ
Dear Bernie:
The purpose of this letter
I haven't yet made quite clear
to myself,
But here goes.
1T just don't understand
why a program, I think the
only one of its kind on TV,
gets so little recognition.
I'm referring to The Voice
Of Firestone.' 1t presents some
of the most beautiful music
I've heard, from opera to
classical to moderately pop
ular, and some of the most
beautiful orchestral arrange
ments ever heard on TV.
II only hope there are more
than a few people who ap-
preciate this great program.
&c. B."
Ut seems to me that one Of
the reasons why such a fine
half-hour receives such scant
attention is that people who
prefer this type of music long
ago found other outlets for
their needle, records. radio,
etc. Take me, for example.
I am nutty enough to think
Sid Caesar about the finest
comic on TV during the reg
ular season.. Sid isn't on rec
ords. But the artists and the
music represented on Voice OF
Ffrestone are. Why shouldn't
I tune in Sid-and then, later
on, tune in WGMS or play
some records?)
4 ~
Dear Bernie:
II agree with anyone who
prefers radio to TV and do so
deplore the lack of good pro-
grams, especially on Saturday
all day.
Answering Mrs. L. r. SIS
query as to who was Citizen K
on Fibber MCGEE program,
tell her it was Molly. Il did,
1t was such a cute conclusion
to the suspense, it's too bad
she missed it.
Il don't like Monitor most OF
the time-it isn't stable enough
flashes about too often
makes me dizzy. Put in a plug
for WGAY-their Sunday mu-
sic is OK.
MRS. r. M.
Silver Spring"
(There may be many objec-
tions to Monitor, but Variety
reports this week the top net
work brass are meeting to con-
slider expanding the show
through the week.
Dear Mr.. Harrison:
LAS a former Baltimorean
living in the Washington area
welcome to civilizationU it
certainly was boost to my
morale to read your kind words
about AL Ross coming here to
work. Washington's disc jockey
programs were a sad disap-
pointment to me.
In another column, you
cheered us again telling of
Louis Aliens return to TV.
We certainly agree with your
comments.
we hope someday to read
IN your column that 'Kukla,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-14

Representative Charles r.
Brownson, Republican Of
Indiana, and Representa-
tive Torbert H. MacDon-
aid, Democrat of Massa-
chusetts. debate on How
Much Should Government
Compete With Private In
dustry?"
$3.50, WTOP-Gary Crosby
Show: Gary welcomes
guests Lucy Ann Polk and
Norman Alden.
800, WOL-Guest Conduc-
tor: Paul Hume features
favorite selections of Man.
lilo Brosio, the Italian Am
bassador.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-01
MARRIED

Williams-Vessel ~ Mr. and Mrs
Richard B. Vessel, Genevicve, Mo.
announce the marriage Of their
daughter, Bertha Pauline, to Don
aid F Williams, Gownania w Va
The ceremony was solemnized in
St. Anthony's church, Washington,
on Thanksgiving day by Rev. John
J. Dressed
Miss Jacqucliae Roth, St. Louis,
was maid of honor, and John P.
Perry served as best man. Mrs.
John NJ. Flackcn. ST., sister of the
bride, was soloist
The bride is a graduate of Vale
High school, Genevieve, and at
tended Fontbonnc College for
Women in St Louis She served
with the Navy from 1851 to 1858 in
Maryland and England
Mr.. Williams, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. f. Williams, of Gormania,
was graduated from Bayard High
school and Potomac State college
He is now a student at West Viz
ginia university. He also served
with the Navy from 1851 to 1855 in
South Carolina and England
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-01
Tea Ronors Miss Senior

A tea, honoring Miss Diane
Senior, of Sudbury, Ontario, Can
ada, was given by Mrs. Frederick
A. Thayer to number of friends
last Friday afternoon at her home
on Second street.
Assisting Mrs. Thayer were Mrs.
W. w. Grant, Mrs. H. c. Riggs,
Mrs. +. +. Rathbun, Mrs. Harold
Harmed. AT the punch bowl were
Mrs. Blaine Willetts, Frostburg,
and DR.. Rebecca Thayer, of Woo
ster, 0.
Miss Senior was a guest in the
Thayer home from Wednesday un-
til Sunday when she returned to
Wooster college where she is a
senior student.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-01
Oakland Personals

Mona Lou Evans, who is teaching
in Montgomery county. spent the
weekend at her home in Mt Lake
Park
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
Jack Treacy in Garrett County Me
mortal hospital on Monday Novem-
Der %.
Dr. Rebccca Thaycr of Wooster,
O., was a weekend guest at the
home Of Mrs. Frederick Thayer.
Second Street.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Soles, of
Glenwood, spent the Thanksgiving
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Whitaker
Mr. and Mrs Charles Behne and
son. Washington. d. c, were week
end guests of hcr parents, Mr and
Mrs. Paul limbaugh
Mr.. and Mrs William w. Booth
and daughter are spending this
week in Buckhannon, w. Va, with
Mrs. Booths parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Martin and
family we're recent visitors at the
home Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Dwight Mills
in Berlin Heights. Ohio.
Miss Lucy J. Rightmire. techni-
clan at the Garrett County Memori-
al hospital, is spending this week
at her home in Grafton, w Va
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kelley, of route ,, were Mr..
and Mrs. v a. Fowler and chill
dren. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Wayne Par
rill and sons, of Paw Paw. ". Va:
Dave Ridder, Red House, and Ben
son Kelley, Spelter, W. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-01
Six Births Recorded

Six births occurred at the Gar
rett County Memorial hospital in
Oakland during the past week, all
boys but one.
on the 25th a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Lawrence Lewis, Of
Terra Alta, w. Va.
on the 26th a son to Mr. and Mrs.
James Junior Frazee, Hazelton, w.
Va: a son to Mr. and Mrs Edgar
Dale Uphold, Gormania
On the 9th a son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Franklin
Schroyer, Friendsville.
on the 28th a son TO Mr.. and
Mrs. John Thomas Treacy. Oak
land; a son to Mr.. and Mrs Ray
Glenn MullenaX, Horse Shoe Run,
w. Va.
During the week the hospital adj
mitted 33 patients and discharged
Is. The patients at the hospital
this morning numbered SO.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-01


Vaughn Hardesty, Charlotte Hall
Academy student spent the holt
days here with his mother, Mrs,
Hazel lIardesty
Graham Weeks returned to his
home in Mt. Lake Park after spend
ing several days visiting relatives
in Richmond, Va.
The Mary Magdalene circle of
the Lutheran church will meet
next Wednesday, December It'll, at
the parish house
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs William
A. Shirer gathered at their home
on Pennington street last night for
surprise houscWarming party
Mrs Carl Paynter. of the Park,
entered Memorial hospital in Cum
berland on Tuesday where she is
under treatment for several days.
Mrs. Beural Casteel returned TO
her home Sunday after visiting
with her son-in-law and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. sam b Kyles. Maple
Lake. W. Va.
Inc couple 'oV e'up gave
surprise mousse warming hol'o'i"s
MI ana MIS- Is. betSoi' 9l'yoei'
VINO recently "ioNeo 'n'o ''ie"
on Oak street.
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oakland, anu u"UE '''e' . D''9,eH -
ID ana florence +, "11,''"i L. ''ieNe
/ "iA' SPeI' Cile ""l'".E ing ''0'
Iu"YS "i'n WI anu ~ ! ann
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NJ. and Mrs. Frank RIra visited
fo,. .lor+ time With friends IN
Ool,I.n5 -, sunday evening pnon
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-01

Mrs Donald r. Sincell was host
ess to members Of her bridge club
and guests on Tuesday evening.
Harold Lantz, a member Of the
L. $. air force, stationed al Biloxi.
Miss. visited his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Lantz, ST.. at Crellin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stevenson.
of Dundalk, we're holiday guests
of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John Stevenson ST.. at the
Park
Mr.. and Mrs 9. NJ Smousc. Miss
Lorend Jean Smouse, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. d. Griffin, Clarksburg. w. Va,
visited relatives here Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Thomas Kahl. instructor in
the schools at Mansfield. O.. spent
the Thanksgiving holidays here
with her parents, Mr. end Mrs. Har-
old II. Harmed.
AT a meeting of insurance agents
in Cumberland last week Carlton
p Bowser and 3. |. Gender were
named on the Safety committee of
the group.
J. T. Glotfelty and son and Carl
Troester, all of Silver Spring,
spent several days with the for
mer's mother, Mrs j. T. Glotfelty,
ST., west of town.
David Mace who is attending a
radio school at Fort Monmouth. n.
j., was a guest Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William W. Mace, from
morning until Sunday
DR. and Mrs. Harold VanHoose,
of Mann, w. Va. were weekend
guests Of their son-in-laW and
daughter, MIR. and Mrs Sam Ken
dali at their home south of town
Carolyn J. Lantz, student at the
of Delaware was home
for the Thanksgiving holidays She
had as her house guest Richard
jackson, also a student at the same
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Faherty
Frostbmg and Ruth and Wayne
Dunbar, of Terra Alta w Va
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Wensel at their home
south of town
Mrs. Ariel Robinson and two
sons, who had been residing at
Arthurdale, W. Va. in recent weeks
left Saturday for England to Join
her husband. who is stationed there
with the US. air force
The Methodist Young Adult
group will meet December A, at
s o'clock in the Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Elliott will
be in charge Miss Roberta Cogley
will lead the discussion period.
Rev. Donald r. Gallon, Yeager-
town. Pa, spent few days this
past week visiting friends at Red
House and Oakland Rev. Gallon
was the former pastor of St Johns
Lutheran church at Red House.
Miss Lillian Harvey, Of Washing
ton, ID. c., visited relatives around
Deep Creek Lake over the holiday
weekend. She was accompanied to
Oakland by Mrs. c. Fred Huse-
moller, who visited her mother,
Mrs. J. G.. Robinson.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-01
Mt. Top Ministers To Meet

The Mountain Top Ministerial
association will meet Monday af-
telnoon, December 5, in the parlors
of st. Paul's Methodist church in
Oakland. The program, with en-
phasis on Christmas, will be pre-
scented by Rev. Glenn Eagle, pastor
Of the Church of the Nazarene.
All ministers Of the area are in
vited.
Admiral Byrd predicted a system
OF US. bases in antartic area.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-01


Miss Lynn Adams, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Adams. of
Crellin. is patient in Memorial
hospital Cumberland She will
probably undergo surgery later
this week Miss Adams is a student
nurse there.
Pfc. Edgar Lemmert, who spent
3O-day leave with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Lemmert,
left last night for Fort Dix. n J..
from which place he will be sent
to European assignment some
time this month.
Mr. and Mrs Leon Brown and
two sons. of Circleville, O., are Wis
iting Mrs. Browns mother. Mrs.
Violet Murray, and other relatives,
for several days. James Murray,
OF Pittsburgh, also spent the week
end at the Murray home.
Mr.. ard Mrs H. NJ Tasker and
family, Washington, spent Friday
and Saturday with Mir. and Mrs
Paul Keller, Oakland. Mr. and Mrs
James Conlon, Cumberland visited
the Kellers on Sunday. They also
visited Mr.. and Mrs Martin
Schmidt. KingWood, W Va
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.,oto ofrioo - p,Iti,,oro fo,. tho
nov, t,ro roo,,s
Ladies of the Deep Greek Bap-
fist church are sponsoring a ba-
zaar and bake sale on Saturday,
December 3, at the Dewitt and De-
Berry store on Alder street.
M A.. D...a,l ,1i.laaj 3
Hagerstown, were weekend visi-
tors in Oakland and visited the
formers father, John Michael, who
is patient in the Weeks Nursing
home.
M, aa M. piahod Co,do,.
o,d fan,il,. Norfoll, Va roro
enact. oe ii. ,,,o+,,or Nv rhor,as
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DR. and Mrs. William Graham.
of Baltimore. spent the weekend
holiday here with the formers par
ent's Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer
and otbnr relatives DR.
Graham is an instructor at the Uni
versitv of MARYLAND Dental School.
Mrs Graham is a student at West
liberty COLLEGE
Jenny Lynn heSSel' Oh GoflhaIlId'
WESLEYAN college. Buckhannon.
maioring in Education. was formal
ly pledged to Alpha Omicron chap
ter Of Alpha Gamma Delta, nation
al social sorority. She is daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn w. Kes-
sci. and was graduated from South
crn High school this past June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hayhurst
returned to THEN home near Oak
land on Saturday afternoon after
having spent few days with their
MIS- Wills ilei IlidiI' d' Nc" Del H.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-12-01
Circles To Meet

Methodist WSCS circles of Oak
land will meet on Wednesday, De-
cember T. at O'clock
Circle l, Mrs. II. w. Meese lead
er will meet at the Meese home
with Mrs. William Mace and Mrs.
Catherine Spoerlein as co-hostesses.
Circle 2. Mrs II. c. Leighton
leader. will meet at the home of
Mrs. Howard Turner with Miss
Roberta Cogley assisting.
Circle 3. Mrs. Homer L. Bennett
co-leader. will meet At the home OF
Mrs. 4. d. Naylor
Circle 4, Mrs. Townshend Naylor
leader. will meet at the home of
Mrs. B. Beeson Snyder, with Mrs.
Harry White and Mrs Ernest Lii
Ter assisting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-14
To Describe
Soviet Trip
ToAIun1nae

Miss Gay Humphrey viii
describe her 6,0O0-mile trip
through the Soviet Union be-
fore the first fall luncheon
meeting Of the Mount Holy
oke Club Of Washington at
] pm. tomorrow in the Occi-
dental Restaurant.
A Russian language and
history expert. Miss Huinph-
rey made the trip in August.
1854. She led 3 group Of stu
dents on q tour of Russia
which included q 14-day stay
in Moscow and visits to SAM
rakand, capital of the Uzhek
Republic IN Central Asia:
Leningrad. Tifiis In the eau
casus and the Republic Of
Georgia.
Miss Humphrey. who is Q
cum laude graduate Of Mount
Holyoke. win speak informally
and off-the-record.
She will describe her con-
versations with the people
they met in the cities, on col
lective farms, at childrer's
camps and in the State-rtin
department stores. 8
She also win show motion
pictures she took on the trip
The program viii include
brief comments from Mr..
Peter Junter. who recently re-
turned from . trip to the So-
Wet Union. as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-14

The star Of Damn YAM
KEGS Gwen Verdon, almost
stole the show at yesterdays
luncheon fashion show bene-
fit for the d. c. Society for
Crippled Children.
everything I have and can
do today / owe to your de-
termination to help. ! am
the product Of your gerler-
osity and kindness and help
to crippled children, she said
paying tribute to the help that
was given her IS years ago by
q similar organization to help
her overcome q severe lame
ness.
Yesterday Gwen verdon few
down from New York to WASH
ington to be q part Of the
audience OF about 1000 who
viewed the fabulous ALI
American" fashion show staged
by. Woodward q Lothrop IN
the Presidential and Congress
sional bathrooms at the Statler.
Bryson Rash in introducing
the impressive list Of head
table dignitaries that included
Mrs. Richard Nixon, Mrs.
John Foster Dulles, the wives
Of the Ambassadors from Bra
I'll. Venezuela, the Neither
lands. Fl Salvador, Sweden,
Guatemala. Viet-Nam and
Afghanistan, and Mrs. Stanley
Reed. wife Of the Associate
Justice, announced that 1t had
been discovered what it was
Lola. Gwen Verdpn's role
in the musicai) wants in her
song. Lola wants help for.
lots Of crippled children" he
said.
Fashion salute
The theme Of the Lily
Passionate, " staged by Wood
ward q Lcthrop. explained
Mrs. Edith Battles, the stores
fashion co-ordinator. was q
salute to American Fashion
Designersthe finest In the
world"
Testifying to this was q show
filled with glamour from the
start to finish. The Strolling
Strings Of the Air Force Sym
phony Orchestra tthe IL
violinists strolled while the
harpist satl set the mood at
the start Of the show by play
ing melodious gypsy airs and
gay waltzes. The mood was
carried through by the gor-
geous models flown down from
New York. wearing the most
striking fur and fabric designs
Of the season. Make no mistake.
it's q season Of spangles, white
fox furs. and lush black satins
and velyets, too.
Registering strongly on the
fashion applause meter were
the evening fashions that
spelled out glamour in capital
letters. This proved to US for
once and for all women always
enjoy seeing the most glanor-
GUS clothes even though they
know that the budget may not
permit them ever to own such
q creation.
Large Hats Return
Interest YVES ct top peak
tno pun intended when the
millinery creations or 0ustavo
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MISS ADKINS SAYS:
SIS Victory
Is Up to
Women

Women, who brought out
such 9 tremendous vote for
Eisenhower IN so. must lead
the way TO Republican victory.
In 1866. Miss Bertha Adkins.
assistant to the chairman Of
the Republican National Cone
mittee. told the p. g. League Of
Republican Women yesterday.
The fact that the Republi-
can National Convention viii
not be held until August 20.
much later than usual. places
q heavy responsibility on
women the q. d. r. woman
leader declared.
There viii be only 3 very
brief time after that for 3
campaign, . she said. That
means that all the organiza-
ton must be done ahead Of
timeand women are the ones
who must do it. frankly be-
cause they have the opportu-f
nifty to meet people and talk
to them.
President EisenhoWer's iil-
ness .has highlighted the re-
sponsibility Of every Republic
can in the next few months to
spread the great record this
administration has made :
Miss Adkins added.
Peace, the greatest employ
ment in history. q stable ecoil-
omy." are some Of the accom-
plishments that should be
stressed. she added. 1T Is q
tremendous record. and It Is
our job to talk about it."