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SKATING RINK
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 Chief of Police Dan Ralston reports that the ball park skating rink will ben ready for the blades of skates late tonight. For three days the rink has been gradually built up with repeated applications of wa ter.
 ,Tae tennis courts at the Ever green Bowl were flooded, but van dbls. as in years before, have thrown rocks and otherwise spoiled the ice as a skating surface.
 Weatherman Thompsan promises continued cold weather for at least another day.
 In France the victim of an April Fool joke is called an April fish. '' z
 Between 1920 and 1880 the aver age net immigration into the Unit ed States was 100000 a year. ~
 Empire classifieds pay.
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Regular trans-desert highway transport services are being main tained between Iraq and Syris. Pas sengers can make the journey be- tween England and Damascus in comfortable touring cars and buses in fl to g hours.
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If your silver service is too bright take it to your jeweler and have a dull finish put on it.
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U S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WEATHER BUREAU
 THE WEATHER
(By the U. s. Weather Bureau)

Juneau and vicinity beginning Nov Il: Fair and Friday; moderate easterly
  moderate easey winds norherly Lynn of O fofA winds Friday.
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WEATHER SYNOPSIS

the intensity nortwad
 
  reported being pressure Alaska Bay attended Pacific remainder of the field of observation. interior portions
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-11

The public school system was adopted in Japan in 1872.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-11

shorter school hours also mark the daU
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-11

New York state had ten Dutcl governors before the English ac- quired final possession.
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Try an Empire ad.
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Empire classifieds pay.
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In France the victim of an April Fool joke is called an April fish. D
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1S13-American garrison at
Fl. Minms on the Alabama mas.
sacred by Creek Indians.
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1936-William Lemke of North
Dakota. Union Party's presidential
candidate, offers a tax program
and sees peril OF dictatorship if
he is defeated
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All grand thoughts come from
the hearty auvenargues.
Right thought and deeds are
the sovereign remedies for all
earth's yoes.-Mary Baker Eddy.
81
The great thinker is seldom a
disputant. He answers other
mems arguments by stating the
truth as he sees IT'D. March.
They are never alone who are
accompanied by noble thoughts.
Sir P. Sidney.
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Garner up pleasant thoughts
in your mind, for pleasant
thoughts make pleasant lives
Wilkins.
The greatest events of an age
are its best thoughts. Thought
finds its way into action.--Boice.
Those who have finished by
making all others think with
them, have usually been those who
began by daring to think for
themselves.-CoIton.
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II wealth were counted in good
deeds, instead of ducats, few mon
might claim greater riches than
Rev. A. Locke Maureau, S. J. We
know him as a little man with a
kindly smile and gentle manner,
Key Vests unofficial greeter. A
man of useful deeds and public
duties, done quietly and without
ostentation.
Beginning August twenty-nineth
and thru the thirtieth, Father
Maureau celebrates his golden
jubilee in religious life" Fifty
years in the service Of his church,
and more in the love of mankind.
Il, also, falls in his eighteenth
year in the parish at Key West.
That is near-lifetIme OF unselt-
ish endsavor. Such record fires
the hopes and inspirations Of
those of us who sometimes ask,
els it really worthwhile to keep
trying?"
In "Coral Gems" and the pages
of The Citizen, Father Maureau
has pictured his love for Key
Vests children, her schools and
Ter future. ellis" children, as he
calls them, have sweetened his
tt and his life. We understand
him in his own poem, "Children,"
where he would liken himself to
Hamlin's "Pied Piper" leading
the "infants' band to the Mas
ter. Surely, such a man stands
in no need Of greater riches.
Hampstead, N. H.,
Aug. Is, 1887.
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ago.
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Iowa, newspaper editor, born
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the lack OF them covered by the
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Is5O-Prof. John w. Webster
Of Harvard hanged in Boston for
murder of DR.. George Parkman.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
LIQUOR LICENSING
FIGHT IS PROMISED
President Earl W. Cooper Gives
Assurance of Firm Stand on
PetWorth Issue.

A continued vigorous stand oppos-
ing grant of q hard liquor license to
Leo j. Rossiter for his restaurant at
4l32 Georgia avenue. should the case
reopen before the Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board. was pledged recently
by the president Of the Petworth Citi-
zens' Association.
Earl w. Cooper, the groups head,
said I'VE will continue to oppose it
just as strong as We can. Further,
we are prepared to present the same
delegation that appeared at the pre-
vious hearings, to reiterate its POSI-
ton"
Chairman Palmisano Of the House
District Committee, who has pre-
viously svinced interest In Rosters
behalf, recently called on the A. B.
@. Board to discuss the case. He was
accompanied by Representative Schultz
of Indiana, joining with him in the
conference.
The case was continued" by the
board after hearing about q month
ago, announcing the case would be
reopened If either side made . re-
quest.
Protestants from civic groups and
church leaders appeared at the hear
ings to oppose granting Of the per-
nit on the grounds the restaurant
was located In the heart Of . school
district. Nearby schools are Roose-
welt High, Mcfarland Junior High
and Petworth Elementary.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
P. E. o. SISTERHOOD

Chapter g met November 20 at the
home OF Mrs. Elmer S. Frazier, 1901
Forty-fourth street NV, with Miss
Ruth Brown as assistant hostess. Mrs.
Richard Claughton, president. pre-
sided at the business meeting and at
the exemplification of the ritual. Mrs.
Richard Hoxie and Mrs. Clay Sheriff.
entertained with experiences of their
European travels. Mrs. Charlotte
kraabel. Chapter v, Fargo, N. Oak.
Was guest.
Chapter D met Tuesday evening at
the nome Of Mrs. E. L, Newby, with
Mrs Mary Leef assisting. A collec-
ton OF food and cash was made and
sent to needy family for Thanks
giving. Mrs. Beth M Ferguson, second
vice president Of the District of CO.
Mmbia Chapter, gave q talk on Cot
icy College" Mrs. A. H. Fast and Mr.
H. G. Leef sang.
The following were guests: Mrs.
fuda Mcdonald Of Philadelphia. a
member Of Chapter D; Mrs. T. J..
Ferrenz Of Chapter c. R., Evanston,
ILL.,; Mrs. H. e. Ratclin of Chapter
N, Miss Florence Reynolds of Chapter
H Mrs. Minnie Scott Of Chapter A. E..
Clorinda, Iowa, and Mrs. g. r. Irwin
ef Knoxville, nj.
: The next meeting will be at the
home Of Miss Mae Neh, 1856 Newton
street NV.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
ELKS HOLD MEMORIAL
SERVICES TONIGHT

Washington Elks will pay tribute to
the memory of IS Of their number who
died during the year. in memorial
services at the Elks' Club at 3 o'clock
tonight.
Leo A. Rover former United States
attorney for the District of Columbia.
will deliver the memorial address.
Music will be furnished by Charles
Trowbridge Tittman. Mrs. Helen W.
wilkins and Miss Marie Lund, solo,
lists, and by the Elks Boys Band.
j. Forrest Reilly, . past exalted
ruler of the Elks, is chairman Of the
Arrangements Committee. Exalted
Ruler Philip U. Gayaut will preside.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
Y. M. c. A. NEWS

The closing session Of the Older
Boys Conference ct HAkerstown will
be held this morning. Representatives
from Delaware. Maryland and the Dis
trict Of Columbia are attending.
The Hi-Y Council will meet 1T 4:30
pm. tomorrow In the boys depart
ment.
The class in the Living Religions
Of the World" will meet tomorrow at
T:3o pm. in the Central Building. Dr..
James Buhrer Ii the teacher.
The class in the Religious 0uid-
ance Of Juniors" Of which Miss
Martha Z. Bennett Is teacher. will
meet Wednesday at 1880 O'Clock.
The Friendly Indians viii meet at
IL o'clock Saturday in the boys de-
pArtment. Movies will Be shown In the
boys department Ut ! O'Clock.
The weekly broadcast Of the inter-
national Sunday school lesson. over
WlEAL at Sis pm. Saturday, viii be
given by James q. Yaden. teacher Of
the Yaden Bible Glass of the Fetvorth
Baptist Church. His subject viii Be
Christian Fellowship"
Evening star., 1937-12-05
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA

State Councillor Viola Henley and
her officers will pay their annual visit,
to Eagle Council tomorrow night at
24O7 Minnesota avenue Sc.
The Past State Councillors Associa-
ton meets Saturday In Northeast Ma
sonic Temple at 3 pm.
Martha cambridge Council held its
annual visitation Of the State officers
on Tuesday evening in Northeast Ma
sonic Temple. They were received by
Mrs. Anne Powell, councillor. State
Council Secretary Charles H. Miller
announced the visitation of Old Glory
Council will be held on January II at
Odd Fellows Temple, 4l9 Seventh
street NV. Mr.. Harry Cooke enter
tanned the audience with slight-a-
hand tricks.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
NATIONAL UNION

PrspArations were made at the meet
k,e Of Potomac Council for the forma-
ton of . class of candidates to be
known As the Arthur s. Brown Glass.
Memorial services were held for the
former district manager. Those who
participated were Richard A. Walker,
John A. Marshall, Samuel Trupp, Jo-
seph M. Bonifant, Morris j. Hole and
Joseph 3. George.
Richard A. Walker presided at the
meeting Of Mckinley Council Sen
asor Michael j. Kindsfather delivered
an eulogy on the late Senator Arthur
.. Brown. Silent tribute was also
paid to william H. Thaler, sr.
20 Election Of ofhcers will be held by
The nine councils in December. A Joint
installation of all officers will be held
N Pythian Temple in January.
Meetings this week follow: Tuesday,
executive board, room 500, Warrington
Loan & Trust Co. Building; Thursday,
National Capital Council, 400 Eighth
street 8. E.; Friday, Scott Council,
woodmen OF the World Hall.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
JOBS DAUGHTERS

The Grand Guardian Council of the
District OF Columbia will hold a dance
tomorrow from 10 to l O'Clock at the
Wardman Park Hotel to raise funds to
oefray expenses for the Supreme Ses-
sion which will be held here in Au-
gust, 1888.
Grand Guardian Laura S. Wallace
announces the institution of a bethel
IN York, Pa, December II, when the
retiring queens of Bethels l. 81 and
here will preside. All members of
the organization are invited to 20 to
YORK leaving Saturday at pm. and
returning the following day.
Bethel No. met November 26, II
vas mothers and dads night. Oficers
elected were: Honored queen. Jean
Sexton; senior princess, Virginia Riley:
junior princess, Jeanne Dunham; 4;
guide. Marjorie Pitt; marshal. Betty
Bell. Installation will be held Decem-
Der II.
Honored Queen Ethel Hayden held
dance December 4 at Phil Hayden's 3
studio for members and their friends.
Bethel No. on November 26 elect
Cd omcers as follows: Queen, Kath-
crime Bruce; senior princess, Ger
trude Thomas; junior princess.
Evelyn Hayes; guide. Evelyn Soyce: :
marshal. Lois Leftwich. They will be
Installed December 10.
Bethel No. elected the following
omcers: Honored queen. Edith Lewis. .
senior princess, Lucille Mcdowell:
junior princess, Mildred Stanton: !:
guide. Evelyn Reynolds: marshal
Dorothy Ferguson. After the meeting
. scavenger hunt was held followed by
dancing and refreshments. They will
be installed December .. This is to
be followed by a dance.
The Mothers Club will have a card
party at 40 M street NE. on Decem-
Der 13, at 1880. Refreshments and
prises. The next meeting, December
6. will be at the home of Mrs.
Thrasher.
The drill team meets December is
at 7:30.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
MRS.FRANKDAV|S
WILL Be HOSTESS
Mrs. John EIvin Will Assist
at Tea in Y. w. c. A.
Today.

Mrs. Frank Davis of Princeton
Chapter will be hostess for the tea
today at the Y. w. c. A., from I to 5
O'Clock. with Mrs. John Elvin, presi-
dent, assisting her.
Senorita Adelaide Aceves will be In
charge of the music from to s
o'clock Christmas carols will be sung.
Meetings scheduled this week are:
Membership Committee. tomorrow,
10 am. Chapter Council. II am.
Executive board of the Professional
Writer'S Club, 730 pm.
Public Affairs Committee, Tuesday,
1890 Chevy Chase Chapter, at the
home of Mrs. D. A. Mcmillan at 2 pm.
Girl Reserve Glee Club, I pm. BuM-
ness and professional department
Christmas dinner at $50, followed at
tbs by . program. Alice Hutchins
brakes class, Books and Their
Makers" 8 pm.
The Wednesday Club Of 614 e street
will meet with Miss Helen McEmboy,
president of the Single Tax Club, and
Mrs. J. H. Knight in charge of the
B. & P. department will entertain the
board OF directors at 8 pm. Eastern
Girl Reserves recognition service for
new members at 1880 pm.
Health Education Committee, Thurs
day at noon. Blue Triangle Club
meeting at 8:l5 pm. with Miss Eta
Mai Russell OF the Juvenile Court a.
the guest speaker. Roosevelt Girl Re-
serves recognition service at pm
Mckinley Girl Reserve Christmas party
in the evening.
Religious Life Committee, Friday,
4:45 pm.
From $50 to IL O'Clock Saturday
the Girl Reserves will rehearse their
Christmas play At night the Gen.
tral Girl Reserves will have . Bon
Secour party.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
MASONIC LODGES
T0P|CK OFFICERS
Installations Are Set This
Week by Several D. c.
Groups.

All Of the Masonic lodges meeting
this week will hold election Of officers.
Following the elections, the new ON
GERS will be installed
The following lodges meet this week:
Monday-Potomac, Benjamin B.
French. Anacostia, Pentalpha, Mount
Pleasant. Tuesday-National, Armi-
mus, Myron NJ. Parker, King David.
Wednesday-Harmony, Warren G.
Harding. Chevy Chase, Brightwood.
Thursday-New Jerusalem, George C.
Whiting, Temple Noyes, Cathedral.
Friday-st. Johns, Hope.
So)ourners Lodge, U. D., will hold
~ stated communication tomorrow
evening at the Masonic Temple. The
+. G. will be conferred.
High Priest Fred B. Hazel, Mount
Horeb Chapter. No. 7, r. A. M, has
arranged . ladies' night Tuesday at
the Masonic Temple. Entertainment
has been arranged.
Mount Moriah Masonic Club will
meet Friday evening in Stanley Hall.
49, ~SANASAo IlS CluO M
made up entirely Of Masons who are
living at the Home or employed there.
A special program has been arranged
Potentate Ara M. Daniels Of Almas
Temple has announced the uniform
bodies will hold dance in the club
mouse Saturday from 10 pm. to am.
On the following evening the Almas
Temple Band and Glee Club will give
an entertainment at the club house, to
which all Mobiles and their ladies are
invited.
Petworth Lodge Fellowcraft Club
vii meet Tuesday evening at the home
OF Senior Deacon Henry H. Rehmann.
933 1ngraham street NV, sp.m.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Lamb
skin Club will hold initiation cere-
monies Thursday at Northeast Ma
sonic Temple at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
LOYAL ORDER MOOSE

The Executive Board will meet
Tuesday in the secretary's ONCE.
The first Of a series Of social NIGHTS
for the men Of Columbia Lodge was
held Tuesday night. They were en-
tertained by Miss Cynthia Evans, solo,
ist. assisted by Mrs. Gertrude Lyons,
with Miss Edith Farley q accompanist
John Lowe, secretary, presided.
william r. Amole, chairman Of the
Committee on Christmas Party Ar
rangements, and his committee will
meet with Mrs. Frances Baldwin,
senior regent of Columbia Chapter,
and her committee, next Friday to
complete . program for the members
and their children.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
CRIME CLUB TO HEAR
PRISON EX.INSPECTOR
J. r. Fishman to Recount Expert
ences in Clean-Ups Within New
York Institutions.

Joseph Pulling Fishman, former in
spector Of prisons for the United
States Government and author Of
Sex Problems in American Prisons, "
will be the speaker at Tuesdays meet
ing Of the Crime Clinic OF the Insti-
tute Of Criminal Science. to be held
at $50 pm. in the Wardman Park
Theater
In his talk, "Crucibles Of Crime,
Mr.. Fishman will describe many Of
the experiences In his cleanup CAM
paign of New York's correctional in
stitutions. Mr.. Ffshman has been
awarded the largest of the 0uggen-
helm fellowships and also is . grantee
Of the Russell Sage Foundation. He
Is now delivering three series of lee
lures q year at the New School for
Social Research, New York City.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
W. c. T. u. NEWS

Northwest Union met November rs
1T Calvary Baptist Church. Mrs. G.
j. Crouch presided. The devotional
was led by Mrs. Manuel Kline and
prayer offered by Mrs. Amy Weech.
Mrs. Florence w. Warner, corre-
spending secretary Of the District
Union, told OF the new membership
plan.
The next meeting will be January
8 at place to be announced.
Capitol Hill Union has changed the
date OF its meetings to the second
Thursday in each month. The next
meeting will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Fernsner, SIS B street 8. T., at
O'Clock December 8. Mrs. Bear was
recently made life member.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
OF AMERICA

Court District Of Columbia. No. 212.
viii meet at the Willard Hotel Tues.
aay' Or, John K. Cartwright, chap
ialn, will give short talk.
The Study Club, under the direction
OF Father Cartwright, will meet in
Aurney Hall. Eighth and N streets
NV, Ihursday evening. Miss Flor
ence Eachen has been appointed secre-
tary Of the club.
On December IL the Wavs and
Means Committee, under the chair
manshlp OF Miss Annie Boarman, will
hold silver tea at the Thomas Circle
Club, 1925 Massachusetts, avenue
NV, from $50 to 6 pm.
Evening star., 1937-12-05

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Evening star., 1937-12-05
MARINE RESERVES
GET CLUBROOMS
Members of Battalion Have Quar-.
ters at Armory on Indiana

Avenue.
CluTooms have been established
for members of the 5th Battalion
Fleet Marine Corps Reserve At the
Armory, 458 Indiana avenue. The
two rooms are now being decorated.
First Sergt. George w. Damewood Of
Company c has been transferred to
the Eastern Reserve Area.
The batallion's indoor rife team
defeated the Marine Corps Headquar-
ters Rifle Club at Roosevelt High
School last Monday night. 1877 to
l,273.
The scores were:
Fifth Battalion. Fondahl. 274; Ham,
ilton. jr.. 273: Stille. 262: Sowder, 25s;
Bolton. 252. Marine Corp Headquar-
ters, Windsor. 26l; Hamilton. ST., 257:
Bell, 257; Leer, ISL, and Nelson, 247
The battalion's basket ball team de-
feated the National Clay Products
Club by score Of 20 to ~.
The following enlistments have
been reported: Michael F. Colosanto
Company e: Albert r. Martin, Com
pany c.; Thomas r. Sims, Company
@, and Lewis M. Wondree, Com
pany G.
The following promotions have been
announced: Lewis d. Powers, Com
pany Z, private, first class, to corporal; !;
Andrew E. Craigie. Company r. corop-
raj to sergeant; William E. Gartner,
Company F, corporal to sergeant:
Byron H. Miller. jr, Company F, pri-
vate. FIRST class. to corporal; George
T. Cornwell. Company F. private to
private, frst class; William D. Candy,
Company r, private to private, first
class, and Barnard J. Hastings Com
pany F, private to private, first class.
Evening star., 1937-12-05
VIRGINIANS TO DANCE

Congrsssional Delegation. to Be
Guests Of Society.
The Virginia congressional delesa-
ton will be honor guests at q recep-
ton and dance to be held by the So
ciety of Virginia at the Willard Hotel
at . pm. tomorrow.
Installation Of the following officers
will feature q brief business meeting:
Col. Edwin A. Halsey, president: Surg.
Gen. Hugh s. Cumming. Commission-
er Melvin c. Hazen and Representa-
tive Schuyler Otis Bland, nrst, second
and third vice presidents. respectively;
Fred p. Myers, treasurer, and !.
Chance Buchanan, secretary.