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SOUTHTOWN ECONOMIST, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1943 New Directors of Woman's Club to Hold a Meeting Board Will Meet in Fern wood Park Fieldhouse Tomorrow. Members of the new board of directors of Fernwood Woman's club will meet in the Fernwood park fieldhouse Friday at 1:30 p.m. to formulate plans for the year's activities. Mrs. B.

P. Meyer, 1904 W. 107th president, will preside. Mrs. C.

E. Shaefer, 306 W. 103rd chairman of the Fernwood Service Men's center sponsored by the club, will hold a party for 25 naval training cadets from the navy school at 87th st. and Anthony tomorrow evening in the fieldhouse. Dancing partners will be provided by members of the newly organized Fernwood Junior Woman's club.

Southtown. The second Summer bridge party of the Southtown Woman's club will be held Monday at 1 p.m in the home of Elizabeth Peppet. 8115 Vernon ave. She will be assisted by Mrs. Henry Hoffman.

7749 South Park and Mrs. Arnold Bachman, 7738 Normal ave. The club's Red Cross unit will meet Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. in the Hamilton park fieldhouse. Members are requested to bring sandwiches and tea will be served by the social chairman, Mrs.

Albert Wells, 9418 Throop st. Englewood. Next Wednesday the first in a series of dessert bridge parties will be given in the home of Mrs. Hiram Bay, 6824 Normal at 1 p.m., by the ways and means committee for the benefit of the education and philanthropy work of the club. Chicago Lawn.

The American Home department, under the leadership of Mrs. L. D. Kemp, 3703 W. 63rd retiring chairman, will continue its activities through the Summer months by holding a Red Cross Home Nursing class on Monday evenings at 7:30 o'clock in the Chicago Lawn library, 6234 Kedzie ave.

1,000 Members of Seville Order to Take Communion More than 1,000 members of the Order of Seville--executives and employees of the Railway Express agency--will receive Holy Communion at 8 o'clock mass next Sunday in Old St. Patrick's church, Adams and Desplaines sts. Msgr. William A. Cummings, pastor of Ascension church, Oak Park, will be the celebrant at the mass, which is in honor of Railway Express agency employees who have died during the last year and for the spiritual welfare and safe return of the 900 employees who are in the armed forces.

After the mass, the members, led by the St. Augustine Sea Scout band, will parade to the hotel where they will be joined by their families for breakfast. Clarence A. Leary, master of ceremonies at the breakfast, will introduce the guest speaker, the Rev. J.

S. Mertz, professor of oriental languages from Loyola university. Officers of the Order of Seville Include Thomas J. Dunne, 6359 Morgan st, a seigneur; Thomas P. O'Malley, 1117 W.

Marquette recording secretary and Leo P. Engemann, 8813 Honore financial secretary. N.O.O.F~S. to Hold Party Saturday of the N.O.O.F.S. Men's club will sponsor a dance and card party in Viking hall, 69th st.

and Emerald ave, Saturday night in order to raisp funds for their community service work. Harry Tuffs. 6930 Parnell Is president and Philip Claudy, 6843 Morgan is secretary ol this organization, i was created two years ago by seven men who wished to be of service to their community. WALTHER LEAGUE PLAY. Next Tuesday the Junior Walther league of St.

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ST. dal Pocket Guide to IRAN from Page 6). Two thousand years ago, Iran, they seldom drop below zero In the Summer, they average between 70 and 90 degrees, sometimes soaring above 100. On the tableland, even when the days are hot, be prepared lor sudden drops in temperature after the sun goes down. Everywhere, except along the northern coast, rainfall is scanty On the eastern tableland the ram seldom exceeds eight inches annually and on the western tableland it averages 15 inches-.

about the same as Salt Lake City. five hundred then Persia, was the military nation of the world. Cyrus the Great, the first of a series of kings, established an empire that included the whole of the Middle East from India to the Mediterranean and from the Caucasus range to the Indian ocean. In those early years as a world empire, Iran was organized for total war. According to military historians it was the first nation to set up a system of universal military service.

Boys of five began training in the use of arms and at age of 15 entered into a five-year period of advanced training. After that they were reservists, liable for military duty when needed, until they reached the age of 50. First to Use Archers. The Persians were also believed to have been the first to employ archers on a large scale to increase the fire-power of their forces. And they developed this arm further by putting the bowmen on horseback.

Darius the First, grandson of Cyrus, was noted particularly for his attention to the problems of supply. One of his major works was the construction of a vast network of military roads over which troops and supplies could be transported to any threatened part of the empire. He also established an empire-wide system of communications by mounted carriers not unlike the famous Pony Express in America 80 years ago. Conquered by Alexander. In 331 B.C.

the Iranian empire was finally overthrown by Alexander the Great at the Battle of Arbela. With about 47,000 men, he defeated more than a million Persians under Darius III. In this decisive battle, the Persians used elephants, probably the first time in history that they appeared on a battlefield as offensive weapons, their tactical employment being quite like that of the tank in today's warfare. It took 500 years for Iran to BLACK TENTS OF THE KASHGAI. make a come-back as a nation.

Then, under Ardashir, a tribal chief, the people reconquered much of their old empire in the Middle East and again drove into India. For the next 400 years, the Persians were constantly at war, fighting about 15 major wars with the Roman empire and numerous smaller ones with the White Huns, the Arabs, the Turks and the Khazars. In the llth century Iran, along with other countries, suffered one of the worst blitzkriegs in history. Hordes of Mongol horsemen, capable of traveling 80 miles a day or 1,000 miles a month, swept out of the East, destroying everything in their path. At Merv, a city in the northwestern part of the empire 500,000 people were killed At Nishapur, all living things, even the animals, were wiped out and the city was leveled.

For the next 100 yfears, the country--what there was left of it--was ruled by the descendents of the Mongol conquerors. Recovered in 16th Century. Split into smaller states and dominated by foreign rulers for several hundred years, Persia arose again in the 16th century under the Safavid kings, the greatest of which was Shah Abbas Partially under the heel of Turkey, whose military power was nearly at its height, Shah Abbas began the reorganization of the Persian army which was then composed almost exclusively of light cavalry. With the help of two British soldier adventurers, the Shirleys, a well equipped army of cavalry, infantry and artillery divisions was created. In the first major trial, the new army met defeated a superior Turkish force, inflicting more than 20,000 casualities.

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