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Regional Conference To Be Next Month

The Indianapolis Council of Camp Pire Girls will be hostess to the

region nine conference to be held April 14 and 15 at the Claypool

sors and board and council raembers will attend from Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, West Virginla and Kentucky. Professionals will have a conference April 12 and 13 preceding the general conference, Banquet Planned The general conference will hold its opening” session at 10 a m. April 14, and the two-day meeting will include general and group meetings. Election of officers will be held the afternoon of April 15. A tea is being planned for the affernoon of the first day, and a 7:30 p. m. banquet will be held that night in the Riley room of the Clay-

pool. . Speakers at the banquet will be Mrs. James Parker uf Battle Creek, | Mich.; national president of the Camp Fire Girls, and Reynold Carlson, a director of the National Reécreation association,

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TEEN TOG S—Sleek—but young—is this: Glenhunt pin. check suit worn by Joan Cantin, #1 a sophomore at St, Agnes 8 academy. Joan, who is presi dent of the W. I. T. S. club, selects a Dobbs bowler, a "post. box" handbag and white string gloves for her version of "Spring ~'47." ' (Strauss')

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Celebration Times Special | NEW YORK, March 11.-—More than 360,000 Camp Fire: Girls throughout the country will take part in the group's 35th birthday eelebration being planned to take

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Special programs will open Birthday week, and council fires will celebrate the anniversary day Monday. Also being planned are family nights and trip days. The United Nations Fair day on March 23 will close the celebration. »

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Local Girls Honored By Sorority

Times State Service GREENCASTLE, Ind, March 11. —Miss Louise Pyritz and Miss Veronica H. Bowen, students at DePauw university here, recently were initiated into Mu Phi Epsilon music sorority, Members are chosen for acter and personality.” 2 Miss Bowen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bowen, 4027 Carrollton ave, Indianapolis. Miss Pyrits is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Pyritz, 5402 Rosslyn

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B. P. W. Leads Fight For Equal Rights

~ WASHINGTON, March 11 (U. P.). ~The have taken up arms again in behalf of a constitutional amendment granting them equal rights, and: they figure the Repub-lican-controlléd 80th congress is the |- place to get.a foothold, Rallying around the legislative activities of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women, they are counting on support from both house and senate for an amendment which proclaims that “no person shall be deprived of equal protection under the law by reason of sex.” ; Certain congressional gentlemen are ready, willing and eager to come to the aid of the. women. Oddly enough, .their major opposition

congress, Rep. Helen Gahagan

that the answer is to establish a commission to inquire into the “legal status of women” and to “declare a policy as to distinctions, | based on sex, in law and adminis~ tration.” VIR Miss Butler Active The battle of the sexes material-

an Indianapolis lawyer and president of the B. P. W. federation, came to town last week-end and conferred with Senator Arthur Capper (R. Kas.) and Rep. ‘Fadjo Cravens (R. Ark.) who led the fight in the last session of congress, . - Rep. John M, Robison (R. Ky.), who inherited the issue from Rep. Cravens, said, “We will have hearings in the very near future, and I expect that the legislation has a better chance this session than before.” After a week-end conference with Capper, Miss Butler said, ‘““The women are up in arms on this thing and are insisting that it be passed. The bill introduced by Mrs, Douglas is presented in the thought that it will pacify us. But it won't.” Termed ‘Red Herring’ Mrs. Douglas said, countering this n criticism, that her objective was to establish a commission to find out what the chances are for getting women equal rights. “Even if the amendment which is proposed. passes,” she said, “It still has to go to the states for ratification. My bill is designed to make a study of the situation before we act.” - Robison said in reply that Mrs. Douglas’ purpose’ was to “draw a red herring across the trail of equal rights for women.” Proponents of the legislation said that organized labor was against their constitutional amendment because it would mean higher wages for women, and hence less of a bargaining power for men workers,

Card Party Booked By P.-T. A. Group

The James E. Roberts school P.-T. A. will sponsor a card party at 1:30

shop. Mrs. Frederick H. Gregg, chairman, will be assisted by Mesdames Leonard T. King, Edward Featherston, Willard Ayers, George Bates and Mary Kot.

Election Held

Mrs. A. D. Bozley recently was elected president of the ladies auxiliary to the United Commercial Travelers. Other new officers are Mrs. Everett Welmer, vice president; Mrs. R. K. Bower, secretary; Mrs. George A. Brake, treasurer, and Mesdames Herbert Gorham, George L. Pugh and J. A. Doncaster,

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