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full OF Negroes attended under
protection OF Federal troops In
l957-5s.
The moderates-Ted Lamb,
Russell Matson and Everett
Tucker. jr.-left a board meet
ing called 70 consider teacher
contracts after announcing they
would vote 20 re-hire all or none
Of the systems 800. teachers.
They said they would consider
any action by the remaining
members as illegal for lack Of
a quorum.
Mr.. Lamb later said yester-
days decisions would be chal-
lenged in court. He said the
three had adopted the "allor
none" attitude because they
feared a purge by the segrega-
tionistS who. he said. wanted to
strip the system of teachers so
none would be available TO OPP
crate the city's four closed high
schools II Federal courts or
dered them re-opened on an
integrated basis.
Among those to be fired al :
the top officials at Central High
Principal J. w. Matthews and
Vice Principals j. o. Powell and
Mrs. Elizabeth Huckabv. Gov.
Orval E. Faubus. who shut the
high schools against integra-
zion September u, has criti-
cised these three for showing
favoritism to Negro students"
while Central was integrated.
Also on the list were L. NJ.
Christophe, principal Of the
Horace Mann School for Ne
groes, and principals Of several
elementary and junior high
schools. None of these has
been openedly active in the in
tegration dispute.
Board President Ed I. Nc
Kinley and members Ben Row.
land and Robert Laster. all
supported by Gov. Faubus
when they ran for election last
December. declined to give spe-
fife reasons for the discharges.
Mr.. Mckinley said some
we're fired for statements they
had made on indignation. but
he did not identify them.
The three-man board also
denoted Supt. Terrell Powell
and replaced him with Tom H.
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Herter to Confer
With Adenuuer

BONN. Germany. May Q
tAPl. - Secretary Of State
Christian A. Herter viii meet
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer
here Saturday 10 discuss the
international situation before
going on 10 the Geneva For
eign Ministers meeting.
Government sources said last
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night that Mr.. Herter viii In
teTupt his journey 10 Geneva
for several hours 10 review with
DR.. Adenauer the Western
stand on the crucial issues %
be discussed by the East-w
foreign ministers.
II will be the first meeting
between DR.. Adenauer and Mr.,
Herter since the latter succeed
ed John Foster Dulles as Sec
rotary OF State.
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A eochers Fired
In Little Rock Row

LITTLE ROCK Ark. May (AP).-The Little Rock School
Boards three unyeidng segregaons dsegarded wakout
by three moderate members yesterday and voted 10 ne "A
teachers the eys ntegraton troubled school system,
Tweny-sx whose contracts would not be renewed
employed the closed Central High school which hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
HOUSES FOR sALr-vA.

HUGE ROOMS are featured in this
SS.iGm yI ssys yoo sRlt WITH sys l, nHHs
SSedreomis Una .tnssteT TS BEDROOM 'i iss
room and buiit-in garage; situated
on gently sloping S5x170 u, lot,
AZ $4,000. with iiexi6ie terms
Call ia. $4,000 0 TO- u. SHAN
M0N A LYcHs' Realtors, 2ObS
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HOUSES ron sALE-vA.
MCLEAN
M.o5O DOWN

Keep your overhead expenses low
frame rambler. Lly. rm !. din. rm.,
3 bedrms.,. ? baths, play room,
patio, . irepls,, util. rm. with
laundromat. conipl. equip. Kit,
with eye-level oven. Natural gas
heat. Walking dist. TO elem. and
Move In today under rental asree-
ment IN settlement. Only SEA.
$50 with 100000 FHA loan. tx.
clueiye. Call Mrs. Cox, Ell. 6-32Sl,
or Mrs. Zimmerman. FL. 6-3l57
GRACE A, KEMPToN. Rsaitor
FL. 6-4934 Mclean, va. Ell. 6-336s
MT, VERNON TERRACE--3-bedrm
iot: FHA appraised. Sis,76o. TX.
elusive with a SLATER LAMoND
Healtor, XII. 0-3302,
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FALLS CHURCH AREA-Brick
split-level: 3 bedrooms. den. 500
$50, A sparkling new brick split
level on q hah-acre (aDprox.l lot
In O. close-in area Of eye-appeal-
ing homes, See its large liv. rm.
with hrepl,. full din, rm., STEP
saving EQUIP. kit. with wall oven
and eating space. Ia baths. iaun-
dry rm. and full bsmt. level; walk
to schools and shop nearby: all
city utils. Compare this super
lative value at S20.950. For ap-
pointment. phone IA. 10000.
FLORANCE REALTY, 23l7 Wilson
blvd. ia. 10000.
FALLS CHURCH AREA. 300
Little brick Cape Cod: paneled liy,
rm., hrepl.: bedrm., equip. lift.
kit: washer, dryer. air eond bath
earport, outdoor flrepl., lovely lot
$1,000 cash. LUCILLE COOK.
Realtor. JE. 2-3272, u. 2-4664.
FOREsTvILLE, Won . l-acre
Cape Cod house In perfect eond.
Liv. rm.. din. rrn., KIT. 2 bedrms,
and full tiled bath on LIST floor:
finished stairway to unfinished rm.
on Ind floor: Ice. rms, full bsmt
Attached garage can be used Is
. family I'm. A real buy at
Si9.500 Substantial cash pay
ment required. Built By owner
occupant. LIST time offered. Ed.
SCHLE0EL, pL. A-2l66
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LIMITED BUDGET

REALTY. INC.
800 Arlington Blvd. JE. 2-7300
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MCLEAN
NORTH ARLINGTON
CUSTOM BUILT

GOO 1OM DULL
An exquisite 4-bedrm,, 2-bath split-
level with foyer entrance. master
bedrm. with attractive hay win
din. rm, with corner cabinets, 70
nice private scr. porch: beautiful
stone hrepl. In liv. IN; garage;
coolies Of storage space; lovely
park-like yard, Excel. financing.
Exclusive prestige area mr.. Seven
Corners and schools. Price. $780,
500 (S29.500 fIrst trust can be
assumed at below market interest
ratssl Act quickly and cali DU.
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Mannas RltY., JE. 2-3110
BY [REN N q;

BUY-RENT-TRADE
,x,IRE ET=oPTIoN 70 BUY
RENT co sAHT ct cL 81. k GsAhxHENT
Beautiful NEW 4-bedrooFi, 3-path
Williamshurg Colonial with grS-
S SiD,S, ss so9s Lying room. formal
lier, family-sized model Kitchen
Buy with only $3.50 DOWN CT
rent with. option to buy for S225
cash down payment Beat deaf
in town. "BUY-RENT-TRADE."
Call ownef-builder. IA. 7-6525,
or sales once. FL. $500. No
brokers.
b 0WW'M,iER-Assume AZ OF loan.
rm. wLnrepl,; pine paneied rec.
rssT1;...sw/ nrspl;, full din. nm.
Attic fsn; fss' ntilHIsY 'i fm. sss.sSse..
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BETTER HOMES RLTY.
NC. REALTORS
BRICK RAMS bdrms., Q baths,
nrepis.. full daylight bsmt., cent:
Bounded by small stream TVd IN rear n.
S22.2b0. or will rent. CT. 8-422s.
Brick Rambler-$19,30
Unusually fns home for this price.
2 baths. 2 fireplaces, Screened
porch; full basement: lovely large
lot with tall trees.
nh W. n nSa n
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gerachis
LAKE BARcROFT
James L. Dixon g. Co.
Presents


one Of the most exquisite lake front
homes In this entire area. In q
perfect setting Of budding camel
las and beautiful trees. this home
was custom designed for luxurious
living and entertaining. 1t has an
elegant foyer. sunken living room
with muraled wall and magnificent
view OF the lake, formal dining
room, den, breakfast foom. 3 large
bedrooms. 3 classified baths, q
handsomely appointed clubroom
with adjoining jalousied porch and
separate servants quarters. Shown
By appointment only to those who
demand the best. Exclusive.
A handsome balconied bi-leyel with
q panoramic view Of the lake. A
luxurious master suite with large
dressing room and bath. 3 add
tionai bedrooms and baths. large
separate dining room with patio
exit and recreation room with IRE
place. OPEN this week end. 1T
To reach: Out Columbia pike "a
main Lake Bancroft entrance, left
on Aqua terrace and our sign.
other Lake Bancroft homes from
$4,000 to $4,000. Cali Mrs.
caSan, CT. 0-ll27 or ST. $1,000,
JAMES L DIXON a. CO.. REALTORS
1144 18th st. NV.
LOUDOUN C0UNTY-30 fertile
acres on black-top road: Ice. g.
bedrm. brick house with mod.
conveniences; shaded lawn: nice
w WIN IoS Williams, ' sEA Z 8 <,
Leesburg. Va. ST. 1880.
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THE SUNDAY STAR Eft
Washington. D. c.
September IS, 1859 a.
HOUSES FoR sALE-VA.

NORTH SPRINGFIELD - Bonney.
wood brick split-level: 3 bedrms..
. baths, finished rec, rm.: large.
assumed. Can BOB RINER REAL
ESTATE SALES, FL. 4-702i. 2a.
hour service.
NOTE TO THE HEAD Of a groWing
family: Here Is q 2-yr. -old Cape
Cod style house designed 70 meet
the essentials rather than the frillg
for family living. bedrms, q
baths. 0E kit. full din. rm,, liy,
rm. with hrepi., full waik-out
bsnit., all city utilities, paved
street with curb, gutter and side
walks. concrete driveway. Conven~
iently located TO schools, churches
and shopping. A sound Investment
In a fine Mclean community with
good access to d. c. Call FL.
6-2221 after 0 pm. weekdays.
Avail. for Oct. / occupancy. Open
for inspection ewes, and weekends,
OPEN I-8-Large stately Colonial,
3 bedrms., den, scr'd porch, full
bsmt. Only .$l1,950. Rte 30. ?
Marshall 10 500. BROWN a.
BROWN, REALTY. JE. 4-004l.
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C.

NO MONEY DOWN
S eS iy raR q kt O12 Sats. is oVsiy
schools, / mile from Z Corners.
Call MYLo T. Hoors, BROKER.
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OPEN. Pa

TO reach. follow above directions:
Continue past Pinetree on Blair
rd. TO Joallen drive, left TO open
sign on left.
, 1959-12-23

only for discussion of wages,
but to discuss the feasibility
and practicability of institut-
ing a disqualification program
for the benefit Of the en-
ployees.
The Corporation is required
to establish a suitable pension
plan as favorable as the Vir-
gin Islands Government re-
tirement system. It is possible
for employees to be covered
not only by the corporations
pension plan but by the Gov.
eminent Of the Virgin Islands
retirement system and also
social security.
A grievnce procedure, pro-
tecting the employees against
unfair dismissals an other dis
culinary action was agreed.
upon.
The agreement runs for two
years, but may continue in
force and effect thereafter
from year to year.
, 1959-12-23

at 1T q l1.UU
ANNUAL CHILDREN'S
CHRISTMAS SHOW
THE ROCKET MAN"
FREE !! FREE Z! FREE
Thursday Afternoon Only
Same double feature program as
on Wednesday.
The theater will be closed Thurs
day evening.
Friday Z First Xmas Day
MGM presents
CAT ON "A HOT TIN ROOF"
in Color
Elizabeth Taylor, Paul Newman
BurI Ives, Jack Carson
This is the outstanding Screen
Masterpiece, based on the play
by Tennessee Williams. This pre-
sentation will be for one day
only l!
LATEST NEWS
eATuRpA v
Big Double Feature Day
LIST Faafnre
Transcon. JET ATTACK"
The most amazing Jet story to
ever blast the screen.
End FEATURE
ATTACK OF TIE PUPPET
PEOPLE
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
TUESDAY
goth c entury Fox presents:
"HoLIDAY FOR LOVERS"
Clifton Webb, Jane Wyman and
Jill st. John
Attention senoritas y hombres.
10Th Century Fox presents a do
it-yourself-course + D lovers!
Here's a chance to have a mucho,
mucho grande time down Sud
America way join two deli
ciosas American sweethearts, as
they lead heir parents On a merry,
romantico whirl. Same with them
at the Carneval en- Rio de Jan
Paulo, and kick up your heels at
the Fiesta in Lima, Peru. It's sen
sational | | / real I'm gusto! mag
nifco, terrifico. Be sure to 81, 81
Holiday for lovers Ell film swell!
GIRO cha cha to Copacabana
Beach have amor in Sac
LATEST NEWS
, 1959-12-23

lib King St.eet
C~hristiansted, ST. Croix
Tel. Christiansted 139
, 1959-12-23
NOTICE OF MERGER

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN notice is hereby given
that the directors Of CARIB POINT HOLDING CO.. INC
Virgin Islands corporation, and the directors Of HA mi
BAY ~ORPORATIO a Virgin Islands corporation, have ap-
proved an agreement to merge said corporations. A meeting
OF the stockholders of the constituent corporations has been
called for the purpose Of ~ratifying the merger. The meeting
will be held at 11:OO o'clock in the forenoon of February 4,
1860 at the offices OF Young and sherwood, LIB King Street,
Christansted, st. Crox. Upon ratification by the ~stockhold-
ers Of the merger, CARIB POINT HOLDING CO., INC. will
be dissolved, and all of its assets, subject to liabilities, if any,
will be transferred to HA PENNY "A as
the surviving corporation. Dated at Christiansted, st. Croix
this 22nd day Of December, 1859.
Lucia M. Nelthropp
Secretary Of Ha'Penny Bay Corporation
Warren H. Young
Secretary Of Carib Point Holding Co.,
LIB King Steet
Ch1isiansted, st. Croix
Tel Christiansted 139 23-28-411
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The Flowers Brought

for several weeks Jan Karc home to surprise that
should have been pleasant. Nine beautiful red
sproued out of a vase. They bore no card. When he
asked about Them his wife, still living in state Of dazed
ness said in dull dsnerested voice that they had been
delivered by old Czedik, the florist.
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Red roses arrived first,

Since had before given Karc flowers, he sent
for the old man. Czedk came on dragging feet He was
small bent and saddned by all that had happened around
him in the past months.
81 do know who the roses he said sit
order that came by cable from New York"
There must be mistake Karic said Il don't know
anybody in New York"
Czedk shook his head. The order said to deliver
the to Jan Karc How could there be mistaken?
do you get orders like this often?'
"Often enough, Czedik said. Usually for weddings
funerals anniversaries things like that Flowers you
understand Of the few things that be sent
through the Iron Curtain We florists have organize
ton Inerora. 1t is International We cable orders
for flowers practically any country in the world
Jan Karc listened to all this intently, but nothing the
florist said explained the source Of the gift In the end he
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sent the Old man away. Looking at the roses
with uneasy eyes = for anything he could
not understand left him troubled - he de-
cided the best thing to do was to forget them.
But that was not easy, because week
later another bouquet arrived. This time
there were eleven white dahlias.
Karic strobe straight to the florists shop
and demanded to see the cabled order. 1t
had been sent from Baltimore, and Czedik
had told the truth. There was no sender's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05

name; nothing but instructions to deliver 20
of dahliaS to Jan Karic.
"FleurinsY' he asked ''What are fleurins
The money unit we use. It's internati
invented it."
Karic was more baffled than ever. Wall
wondered if he ought to report all this tc
Police. But he did not want to attract the
wrong kind Of attention. A man who hoped
to rise in the Party ought not to stir specu-
lation among people who were always sus-
picious. He decided it was better to do
nothing.
In the third week Czedik delivered seven
lilies. This time Karic marched into the
florists shop and said in anger, mo more!
don't care what cabled orders you get Il
don't want any more floWerSr'
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THIS WEEK Moso.ins / April S. 1859
Evening star., 1959-12-03
Six Secretaries on
Eisenhower Trip

She's probably taken more
of Eisenhower's dictation
than anyone else. According
to friends, she started out
as one of three women in a
Secretarial pool at the 1852
Denver campaign headquar-
terS.
The first day, when Eisen-
hower'S buzzer sounded, it
was lunchtime and Ann was
the only. one around. After
working with her that day,
Eisenhower decided no one
else would do.
A close second though, is
WAC Capt. Olive Marsh, a
native of Cleveland, who's
been in the Army Is years
and served as one of Eisen-
hower's secretaries when he
was Army chief of staff.
q Now she's assigned as sec
retary to Eisenhower's per-
sonal physician, Brig. Gen.
Howard Snyder.
She's made every one of
Ike's trips, going to Augusta,
Ga, and other vacation spots
as well.
Another who gets in on the
great travel route" as a
White House spokesman
termed it, is pretty, dark
haired Mary Caffrey, secre-
tary to Eisenhower's press
secretary, James c. Hagerty,
Mary, a Washingtonian,
works closely with the White
House press corps. She Joined
Evening star., 1959-12-03
BY FRANCES LEVINE
Associated Press Writer

Six other women, besides
Barbara Eisenhower, will
make the goodwill tour of II
countries with President
Eisenhower. They're all sec
retaries to top officials.
The Presidents daughter
in-law is the only one not
expected to work on the 22,-
000-mile journey.
Most of the secretaries
five from the White House
and one from the State De-
partment-are travel experts
by now from association with
world-circling United States
leaders.
The majority of them are
veterans of Eisenhower's first
campaign and moved along
with him to the White House.
The Presidents personal
secretary, slim, white-haired
Mrs. Ann Whitman, from
Perry, Ohio, has made every
trip with Eisenhower.
In her 40s, she's the wife
of Edmund S. Whitman, pub
licity director for the United
Fruit Co. in New York City.
Work on Planes
Mrs. w hitman probably
gets senior rating among the
travelling secretaries, who are
used to working on planes
and trains just as they do
in an office.
Evening star., 1959-12-03
DURING THE HOLIDAYS
Going Separate Ways
With Plenty Of Style
By ELEM
Star Fashion Writer

Rival the glittering and gaily eolored Christ
mas decorations during the holidays by wearing
casually elegant separates that echo the sparkling
goings-on.
Fashion imports allow woman the luxury of
having in her wardrobe some of the exotic flavor
that foreign city possesses. 4.
From sunny Italy come some of the most de-
Ightful of the holiday separates Skilled crafts
men have embroidered and hand woven many of
the skirts that take to ever so many different
top combinations.
Pick up either the palest or the most dominant
color in your skirt with cashmere sweater and
create the casual look that still has holiday air
about it. The wool jersey blouse is another topping
that can be color cast.
Evening star., 1959-12-03
Flowers Are Topic

Ancient forms and modern
trends in Japanese flower
arranging was the subject
of Miss Sieko Hara yesterday
morning as she spoke to the
monthly meeting of the
Green Acres-Glen Cove Wom-
ans Club. Miss Hara is the
author of Flowers Around
the Clock" Christmas ideas
in the form of decorations
and fancy foods were also
displaye d at the 10 am.
gathering.
Evening star., 1959-12-03
CLASSIFIED ADS, Pages D-S-l5

Ike's team in Denver, too,
after a short business career
in New York and Washing
ton.
Others on the jet journey
are Alice Boyce of South
Lincoln, Mass, secretary to
the White House staff secre-
tary, Brig. Gen. Andrew ].
Goodpaster and Barbara
Johnston of Washington, Sec
retary to Thomas E. Ste
phens, who is secretary to
the President.
Principals Wife
From the State Department,
Mrs. Velma Heine, wife of an
elementary school principal, is
going on her first big official
trip as secretary to Robert
D. Murphy. Undersecretary of
State.
A native of Lawrenceville,
ILL.,, she's been a general
secretary with the State De-
partment for 18 years. She's
been to conferences in the
United States and at Geneva,
but has never made an extern
sive trip abroad on business.
Among the "a news
correspondents accompanying
the President is one woman
Elaine Shepard of New York
City, representing the Wom-
ems News Service.
The Presidents travelling
staff will be bolstered for the
Western summit conference
at Paris by two more women.
The Associate White House
Press Secretary, Mrs. Anne
Wheaton, and another White
House secretary, Mary Mead,
who comes from an Erie, Pa,
newspaper family, leave here
December IA to serve as an
advance party for the pre-
summit sessions in Paris.
Evening star., 1959-12-03

Dollar Day." today through
collections at downtown
stores.
Mrs. Tran Van Chuong of
Wet Nam, Mrs. Ardalan of
Iran, Mrs. Urguplu of Tur-
key. Mrs. Yang of Korea,
Evening star., 1959-12-03

~ ~ "
Mrs. Gunewardene of Ceylon
and Mrs. Davila of Honduras,
will be on hand to receive
donations for the CARE
Food Crusade.
The first Dollar Day held
in the Metropolitan Wash
Evening star., 1959-12-03

ington Area last year resulted
in contributions of over
$4,000, SUFFICIENT to send 55
tons of food surplus overseas.
Each dollar contributed
sends one package of food to
needy peoples abroad.
Evening star., 1959-12-03
ENJOYS Wives
Aid CARE

The wives of six ambas-
sadors will be among the
volunteers a assisting g with
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Kent Island
TourSet
orSundaY

Several special attractions
including a demonstration
of how to go Clustering and
ella m m ing - have been
planned for the second his
toric tour of Kent Island, to
be held from 10 am. to 6
pm. next Sunday.
Four of the eight homes to
be included on the tour have
never been opened to the
public before. And the lovely
house of former Representa-
tive and Mrs. Charles s.
Dewey of Washington will
again be shown.
Markers along the tour
will indAate historic events
and there also will be an ex-
hibit of Indian relics, old
deeds and antiques, with a
collection lent by the Smith
sonian Institution.
The oystering and clam
ming demonstration will be
given by "watermen," who
will show the tongs, rigs and
other paraphernalia used for
this type of fishing. The
clans of Kent Island, Incl
dentally. have the fancy
name, "Manninose."
Tickets for the tour are
So and may be obtained at
the Parish House of Christ
Episcopal Church or at any
of the houses indicated by
a numbered shield and a
model of an 18th-century
Maryland militia man.
For SITS, visitors will be
served a dinner at the
Parish house.
The tour homes are on
routes north and south of the
light at StevenSville, Md, on
Route 301 (5O just over the
Bay Bridge.
Co-chairmen for the tour
are Mrs. Reginald v. Truitt
and Mrs, John Campbell
White.
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Mrs. Guillermo Sevilla-Sa-
casa, wife OF the dean of the
diplomatic corps. will take q
turn at pouring tea October
20 for the tea and bazaar to
benefit the United Women OF
the Episcopal Church OF the
Epiphany, Chapter One
The Indonesian Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Notowidigdo
have loaned the embassy at
2020 Massachusetts, avenue
for the gala event which will
be held from 3 to 9 o'clock.
A showing of IndoneSian
fashions with exquisite batiks
made into the modes of to-
day will be modelled by wives
of officials of the Indonesian
Embassy. Mrs. Utoyo Sutoto,
wife Of the commercial at
tache, is in charge of the
fashion show and dances.
There also will be an exhi-
bition of many art objects
from Indonesia, of which Mrs.
John Murinelly Crane-Cirne
and Miss Mary Trenholme
are co-chairmen.
Mrs. Rufus Miley Weaver,
who is president of Chapter
One of the United Women of