Jugoslavia Enlarges
Military Air Force
Jugoslavia is enlarging its military
air force under Prince Pavle, cousin
to King Alexander. Air bases have
been opened in Eemun, at the Junction
of the Danube and the Save Rivers,
near Belgrade; at Novisad in the
north, at Mostar in the south and at
Skoplje in central old Serbia. Lately
work has begun on the largest base
of all at Borongai, not far from Za
greb, .in Crotia.
CLUBWOMEN OF THE NATION
Business and Professional Women Hold Constructive Session-
Chautauqua Woman's Club Conducts Institute Program.
General Federation News —Other Club Notes.
BY CORINNB FRAZIER.
T*HRF,E things stand out as
high lights of the convention
of th© National Federation of
Businesr and Professional
Women's Clubs, which con
cluded its four-day session at Den
Moines, lowa, on July 17.
Th© first was th© action taken post
poning th© vote on the child labor
amendment until the next convention,
with the recommendation that State
groups give the matter further study
in the Interim.
' Similar action was taken on the
question of special legislation for
women, with the adoption of a resolu
tion recommending a careful study of
the subject by State and local groups
during the coming year.
