PHILADELPHIA, (JP)—A band
of teen-agers, armed with knives,
clubs and stones, attacked specta
tors leaving a basketball game at
the University of Pennsylvania
Palestra last night, injuring at
least 14 persons.
Six of the assailants, whose full
number police said could not be
determined, were arrested, ques
tioned, then charged with inciting
to riot.
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GIRL SCOUTS
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
The Girl Scouts entertained
their sponsors, the Home Arts
Club last evening at the LWY
Mission, commemorating their na
tional anniversary.
A splendid program was pre
pared by the girls arid their lead
e r s which brough well-earned
praise from the sponsors.
Leaders responsible for the
training of the fifty girls are—
Girl Scout head leader Dorothy
Gallagher, who is also a troop
leader, Marie Grant, iMargurite
Glavinovich, Louise Hay and
Bjorne Reader.
Troop Committee includes Hel
en Dunbar, cahirman, Julie Hu
dert, Helen Fagerstrom, Xenia
Swanberg, Ella Tanner, Elma
Glavinovich, and Mildred Har
wood, sponsors’ representative.
Girl Scout Leader Dorothy
Gallagher, in addressing the club,
stressed .the important point that
there were more girls who would
like to be Scouts but more leaders
were necessary to carry on the
work. Anyone interested in Girl
Scouting who would volunteer
for this interesting work would
be welcomed by the committee,
she stated, to carry on the work
efficiently.
Following the program, the
Home Arts Club served refresh
ments to their guests.
PRAGUE, </P)— Czechoslovakia
is speeding up apprentice training
to help overcome a manpower
shortage. Apprentices have been
serving as much as three years be
fore becoming full-fledged work
ers. This term is to be cut to two
years in some big industries, to
one year in other fields and even
to six months in still others. Wo
men also are being encouraged to
go to work.
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11:15—Just Between Us
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5:00 p.m.—Beulah
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day evening at the Order of East
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mony A farewell gift was pre
sented to Past Matron Beverly
Morgan, who is leaving soon for
Seattle where she will make her
home, as Capt. Morgan has been
transferred.
Following the ceremony Mrs.
C. F. Yenney and Mr. and Mrs.
Norvin Lewis served delicious re
freshments.
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