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so that when he returns to the
critical fold he may talk about
what he sees on the screen with
discerning eye and not with snap
judgment which may have been
Matched by browsing beforehand
through a series Of press brochures"
busted off for him by local agents.
Mr.. Carmody, moreover, has taken
the entire field in at a single swoop.
Unlike certain of his contemporaries
"a comparison based on observing the
maneuverings of a critic from another
city), he has not groused when a
an appointment, has not groaned
when studio car was not able to take
him to a major preview, nor has he
doWn off on a tangent when his IA
vorite movie star turned out to have
feet of clay. Instead, he has kept
modestly to one side, and has tried
to understand those things which have
been difficult to understand, but which
nevertheless are part of the fabrica-
ton Of an industry which like any
other industry may not be summed
up completely in three day search
BY now Mr.. Carmody has realized
something which a year or so back
We definitely did not realize. This
IS the fact that Hollywood's stars
are not the be-all and the end-all
of picture and that there is
little man called producer" who
does not sit in the mole hill that
some imagine.
"A FTER being associated with a
studio for time one learns that
the glitter girls are merely pawns
in the hands of their uncle producers,
sold to a company for certain or
several pictures. If by chance a
story appears in responsible quarter
to the effect that these actresses have
gone temperamental' they then re-
ceive the scolding due any little girl
who has obviously misbehaved.
We recently observed such a scold-
ing in producers office. The
star, recent Broadway importation
with the face of an angel and the
disposition of two tom cats, walked
into the room and threw herself
bodily into a chair.
"Whassa matter, Bill?" she said "a
star calls a producer by his first
name almost before she knows him) .
"Rumor has it that you've gone
high-hat on us, Lilly"
That's what the rumor says"
says Lilly.
Weren't you two hours late on
the set yesterday"
THAT was because"
Didn't you tell the assistant
director he could jump in the Lake."
Yes, but that was because"
Didn't you throw a brush at the
makeup gal?"
Yes, but
At this point the producer sat up
very straight and made the star
seem very small
20. K.," said the producer-"now,
Miss Yes But you listen to me. One
more hairbrush. one more jumping in
the lake and one more second of late
ness and out you 60 on your ear"
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And thereby hangs tale. Last year
the Fairbankses entertained for Lady
Rose and, as part of the fun, hired
Practical Joker Vince Barnett, under
the guise of Baron Something-or
Other, to sit next to her and be sys-
tematically rude all evening. This
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In the Holl lywood Mills It's
The Producer Who Counts
Mr.. Melcher Returns to This Corner With
Some Views on the Relative Importance
of the Movie Stars
BY E. de S. MELCHER.


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trotng
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Guests and High Jinks
At the FairbankSeS
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

7 olLYWooD August % (NANAo-Dear Diary Saturday
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approximately l80 automobile parts
are made from coal and its by-prod-
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REORGANIZATION
TO CO TO HOUSE
First of Bills, Providing Pres.
identiaI Assistants, to Be
Reported Today.

| The first of four House bills to carry
out the Government reorganization
recommendations of President Roose-
velt was to be reported to the House
today by Representative Robinson OF
Utah, chairman of the subcommittee
on proposals for enlarging the White
House secretariat. 1t carries the unan-
imous support of the House Reorgani-
zation Committee.
Following closely the provisions OF
the corresponding section OF the omnl-
bus bill introduced last week in the
Senate by Majority Leader Robinson
of Arkansas, the House bill authorizes
appointment OF six administrative
assistants by the President, without
regard to civil service laws, and to fix
compensation at not to exceed $4,000
each. These new assistants are to per-
form such duties as the President may
prescribe.
Chairman Cochran OF the House
Reorganization Committee, who also
is a member of the subcommittee
reporting this BILL said there is no
opposition to its passage and that 1t
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will Be passed by the House early next

will be passed by the House early next
week.
The three other subcommittee
those on extension and reorganization
OF the civil service, on authorization
for the President to regroup, co-ordi-
nate or abolish Government agencies
and to create new departments and
on abolishing the present general
accounting once and controller gen.
eral, substituting an auditor general
are to start work next week on their
respective bills, Chairman Cochran
said.
He expressed confidence that the
entire reorganization program will be
acted on in the House before the close
Of the present session.
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custody Of Tyler Abel, 1o1s months

custody OF Tyler Abel. 101s months
each year, and he will spend six weeks
with his father, a former Washington
column1st.
When the couple were divorced sew
eral months ago, the court gave each
parent custody Of the child for six
months. Mrs. Pearson, who remar-
ried soon after the divorce, protested
against the rule, contending that
Abelrs present home in New Mexico
where he now is newspaper pub
Usher, was the scene OF too many
parties.
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Battle Over Divorce.

PHOENIX, Ariz. LP)-The road TO
divorce can be just as rocky as the
road to love.
Sent to quell disturbance, Officer
w. R. Robertson and Claude Burk
reported:
Husband and wife fighting over
who is to get divorce. All quiet"
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five NAMED TO HEAD
CHEST AREA GROUPS
Reilly, Siddons, Moulton, Rich
and DR.. Clinchy Will Direct
Subcommittee.

Five veteran leaders in previous
Community Chest campaigns were
named today to head area subcom-
mittees of the group solicitation unit
for the Chests tenth anniversary
united front" drive this year.
Those appointed are John Reilly,
president of the Second National
Bank; Frederick P. H. Siddons, sec
retary OF the American Security &
Trust Co., DR.. Harold G. Moulton
of the Brookings Institution, Herbert
J. Rich of B. Richs Sons and DR..
Russell j. Clinchy of the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church.
John l.. Vandegrift is chairman OF
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$50 Paid for Zep Letter.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, June 80 tAO.-
A tattered envelope. fire stained and
burned at the edges but with post
mark and stamp showing plainly
one of the few pieces Of mail to sur
vive the disastrous crash Of the Zsu-
pelin Hindenburg-sold at auction
here for $50 to Mrs. Mary Lane OF
Ocean Grove, N. j.
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the group solicitation unit. He ex-
poets to complete the unit organiza-
ton soon with appointment OF two
other area chairmen.
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WOMEN DO MEMS WORK
Forced to Do Milking Because Of
Grasshoppers.

LINCOLN, Nebr. P).-Grasshopper
are causing Lancaster County farm
wives to do the milking
Because some farmer -husban nds
spread grasshopper poison bait with
unprotected hands, their fingers have
become too sore to do the milking
chores, Agricultural Agent J. F. Pur-
baugh said.
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CUSTODY OF ABEL BOY
SETTLED OUT OF COURT
Son Will Spend 1O1a Months
With Mrs. Pearson, g Weeks
With Father.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RENO, New, June 3O.-Mrs Luvie
Moore Abel Pearson, wife Of Drew
Pearson, Washington columnst, and
her former husband, George Abel,
have settled their dispute over custody
OF their small son out OF court.
Under terms Of the settlement, it
was disclosed, Mrs. Pearson will have
La gaceta., 1937-06-15

Miami JUNO 15.-Joey Ray
mond, 128 libras, de Tampa,
venci6 aver por puntos, en- ocho
asaltos, a Red Hutchinss de St.
Petersburg.
Johnny Freeman, 134 libraa
st. Petersburg, derrot6 por IA
llo de los jueces, en- seis asaltos.
a Bobby Sylvester, de Mar
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so enormemente nervioso, v sin
saber como la cogi y la estre-
che en- mis- brazos. Tenia la sen
saci6n de ir volando por ell al
re y de poder levantar en- vilo,
como una puma, cualquier
piedra por pesada que fuese;
tan fuerte me sentfa; su piel
Ola de I'm modo delicioso. No
puedes imaginarte 10 hermoso
que era, y, aunque Sc quejaba
y gemia, sus gemidos sonaban
como 81 cantase en- voz baja...
Augusta contaba tendido en-
la CANA, las manos cruzadas
debajo de la cabeza, con la
boca obierta y los ojos entor-
|nados.
DE modo lque es hermoso
ell misterio?-le pregunte, con
La gaceta., 1937-06-15
CCc G Guam

Ell "Fantasma" de jim N6wn
ing especializa en horchassg
con leche.
<Sifso es cierto, hay indicios
para Greer que ell hombre es "la-
|tino''fo sable 10 que lie gusta be-
Der a los "1atinos'.
I'm consejo para FantaSr
ma: que le exija -
polas" de guanaDa
Braddock luce Ny bien... 10
sc sLuis luce bastante mal...
Asf Sc hace la propaganda
para que Ell p1blico crea que Ell
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VOC temblorosa.

VOC temblorosa.
Sine contest6-, muy
hermoso, y 10 mejor de TODD es
10 fuerte que Sc siente uno...
Empezaban a cantar los ga
Hos. Sobre los tejidos flotaban
los primeros copos de hume.
Yo sentado junto a Augusta,
lie contemplate en- silencio. Es-
taba desnudo, v su piel brillaba
bajo la cruda luz del amanecer.
De pronto, abri6 los ojos, me
vic Y rompi6 a llorar. Las lagri-
mas, claras y silenciosas, le CO.
rrian por las mejillas Y lie caian
sobre ell pec3lo.
81 Como, Augusto--le die,
que te pasa? lPor que lloras?
Pero no obtuve respuesta. Su
cara temblaba, convulsa. Y
La gaceta., 1937-06-15

Buenos Aires, JUNO 15-Con
ell fin de tomar parte en- ell pro
grama fe ia Exposici6p Pan
S-aerRana de- Dallas, Texas,
embarcaron en- ell vapor South
ern Cross, que llegara a New
York Ell dia 80 de JUNO, los at
letas de cinco repIblicas de es-
tie continente.
Los atletas argentinos, chile
nos v uruguayos salieron de a :
quf Y los brasileros Y los perua-
nos subiran al buque en- Rio de
Janeiro.
Manda Argentina su famoso
corredor de Narration, Jose Ri :
vas; ocho boxeadores Y 10 jul
gadores de futbot bal9n-pie.
Los delegados del grupo ar :
gentino Sc nombran Enrique Z.
Pinto, Aurelio Bravo y Pablo
Ferrari.
Como corredor de Narration a
Rivas solo lie supera Juan Car
los Zabala, lque recientemente
Sc case en- Europa. Rivas esta :
bleci6 dos marcas mundiales en-
septiembre de 1885, una para
las 20 millas y la otra en- dos
horas de carrera.
Chile manda a Juan Acosta,
su andarfn de Narration; Nell
Mcintosh, de salto ancho, Y AL
fonso Burgos, de salto alto.
Los uruguayos son Ruben Bo
nifacio, un corredor; Carmelo
Di Gaeta, 1900 Y 5000 metros
" Rail Mateo, delegado.
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va no lie importaba NADIA
yo, nj pensaba en- mi. Ninguna
piensa en- nosotros cuando nos
besan. No somos mas que susti-
tutos... 81, sustitutos-repiti6,
echandome ell brazo al cueTo.
Y asi nos estuvimos sentados
en- la CANA, abrazados, hasta
que Mienchen nos llam6.
La manana la pasamos apiso-
nando paja. La madre de Men
chen no despeg6 los labios en-
tcdo Ell tempo. No hizo mas que
asentir con la cabeza cuando
Augusta lie dijo:
Esta tarde nos marchamos.
Mafiana empiezan otra vez las
classes.
Cuando volvimos al cuarto,
de conner, @ hacer nues
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JOE LIPPS
POR LA COMISION DE
ILLINOIS
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nombre ?-le ,pregur

Jun nombre FL pregun-
te, muy quedo.
+Si-conHest6, dejando de
llorar-, Ell nombre de su ma
rido, que esta en- la guerra y al
que hace un ano que no ve...
Nos habiamos abrazado sin
decirnos una palabra, v seguia-
mos asi, muy apretados, teme-
rosos de caer a una sima muy
honda.
Tras .un instante de silencio,
Augusta Sc solto Y fu@ a sentar-
be al borde de la CANA. va no
iloraba. Y cuando la luz mana
nera era va clara y el ganado
empezaba a inquietarse EN- los
estabfos sintiendo ell dfa, me di-
10 en- voz alta, como 81 quisiera
que bodOs Z oyesen:
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tros hatillos, vimos junto a Ia
ropa de Augusta un iam6n
grande.
-Toma, llevalo t1-me di-
Jo-, para IT,.
De buena CANA 10 hubiera CO.
gldo, pero no me atrevfa.
En- vista de que 20 no u1,erfa
llevarlo, Augusta 10 baj6 al Guar
TO de Ia aldeana y Sc 10 puso en-
clma de la CANA.
No estaba made en- casa Guam
no nos marchamos. La madre
haola lido al Ayuntamiento a a.
g0'i'"rSe para que lie mandasen
oos rusos, y Sc nev6 a Mienc5an
con ella.
Cuando "a las pocas boras. ID
wage wmos dibujarse a u h.
'0S ia sl'usta bOrpOsa de nues,
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OEPORTES
NIKE JACOBS VISITO Ell
DE LUIS

Kenosha, Wis, JUNO Is. -
Hizo una vista de sorpresa a
c~ampamento de Jose Luis, el
empresario Mike Jacobs, de N
York.
Jack Blackburn, ell entrena
dqi, anuncia cue Luis ha some.
bido va a prueba su r~esistencia
y que conquistara la corona.
Atribtyese ell viaje de ia
cohs a que Luis ha yenido prac
ticando con mucho descuido, co
mo 81 tuyiera exceso de confian
"a eli la victoria.
En- presencia de Jacobs el ne
gro realiz6 sus mejores esfuer-
EOS, dssarrollando ell mas efec-
two ataQue de su periodic de
PRACTICES. Su defensa parece ha
Der mejorado mucho.
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pronto empez6 a temblarle tam
bi9n convulsivamente Ell ~cuer-
DO, banado por las lagrimas.
-iAugusto!-le grite, acer-
candome a 81, heno de miedo, y
uueriendo abrazarle. Me echo
los brazos al cuello y mientras,
yo TODD nervioso, lie decia al OF.
do:
-sPues por que lloras, 81 di-
|ces que es tan hermoso?...
Sc apret6 contra mi y balbu-
Geo:
-Cuando Sc 10 hice por Sc
gunda vez, OF que gemfa y Sc
prejaba cada vez mas alto y con
un tono amenazador, v que de
pronto gritaba un nombre... y
me tenia cogido sin soltarme, Y
me mordfa en- el hOznbrO...
La gaceta., 1937-06-15
DESCANso AVER Ell CAM
PEON JAMES j.
Boreard c1Satro dios mds

B0reGr6 cSatro di0s mas
Grand Bach, Michigan, JUNO
15.-Satisfecho de su buen es-
tado fisico Ell campe6n James j.
Braddock descanA6 aver, jugan
do al "golfo", caminando v ha-
ciendo bromas por cuenta de
sus ayudantes.
Ell match de "golfo'' 10 jug6
contra Barney Rose, Ell hebreo
campe6n del peso weller, Y jim
my Nicholas, Ell professional de
"golfo' que solo tiene III brazo.
Ross lie gan6 un sombrero a
Braddock, derrotando al cam :
pe6n con un As.
Braddock manifesto que solo
hara guantes cuatro dfas mas,
hoy, el viernes, ell sabado v ell
domingo. Despues descansara
hasta Ell dia del match" con 10
sc Luis.
Ahora Sc recuerda que en-
1888 Sc contrat6 a Braddock pa
ra pelear con Martin Levan :
dowski, que tenfa a su favor SO
'nocauts". Jim lego a Chicago
para entrenarse Y la comisi6n,
dudando de su habilidad, no
quiso sancionar la pelea. Enton
ces Braddock pele6 en- presen-
CHA de la comisi6n v esta lie con-
cedi6 permiso para ell match.
Levandowski fue facilmente de-
rrotado en- diez asaltos.
La gaceta., 1937-06-15

BoxeadoreAque la Academia
presentara ell venidero jueves
por la noche: Gaspar Guggino,
Young Quintero, Young Salga-
do, Tom Watkins, Sonny Boy
Peterman, Tom Watkins, Uly-
ses Vale, Don SierrasLuis Fer
nandez, Earl Pitts, John Castle
berrT, tBelarmino MARTINEZ.
Nick Santana, Baby Jose Me-
nendez y otros.
La gaceta., 1937-06-15

Sc dice de james j. Braddock, la
GCenicisnta" d i5oxec. Hace
dos amos salt6 de las listas de
pobres sin trabajo a campe6n
del peso complete.
Lo que BraGdock ha hecho
para muchos es incredible. Brad
dock es mas fuerte Y de mas es-
tatura, y su personalidad ha ST.
do "reacondicionada". Ahora
act1a como un campe6n y habla
como tai. Los periodistas llega.
ron al c~ampamento con eyiden.
tie tenor. Cream elscontrar q
I'm campe6n lhurano, p6co pc-
municativo, y Sc han encontra.
do con una persona completa.
mente distinta. o
Braddock asegura que derro-
tara a Luis, vencera a Schmel-
ing en- cinco asaltos y descues
~"eliminara" del mapa a Bob
Pastor.
La gaceta., 1937-06-15
La Gaceta Folletin No. 1856
ERNESTO GLAESER
Los QUE TENIAMOS
DOCE AMOS

apag6 la luz. A oscuras, me
meti6 en- su habitaci6n y Sc des
nude. 70 no saba que hacer,
pues por un momento parecia
como 81 todos los pensamientos
Sc me hubiesen Dorado de la
cabeza; CORR a la CANA donde
estaba acostada y la bese. Ella
me ahraz6 y empez6 a apre-
taYme contra 81 cada vez con
mas fucrza. Luego, me ayud6 a
desnudarme a toda prisa, Y caf
encima de ella. Me mordi6 de-
tr&s de la oreia, 10 cual me pu-
La gaceta., 1937-06-15

Chicago, JUNO 15.-Joe Lipps
peso complete de Ty Ty, Geor-
gia, fue suspendido, aver, por
toda la vida, por la comisi6n at
letica del estado de Illinois.
Lipps fue contratado para
pelear con Red Burrnan y no hi
20 la oposici6n que de 81 Sc es-
peraba.
Prometi6 Lipps retilarse del
cuadrilatero Y Sc lie entreg6 su
parte EN- la bolsa, $208.O0
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Atletas sudamericanos enasamino de EE. W.
Llegaran a New York 81 dia 80 de JUNO

EBrasil manda a Antonio Cuts
fredi, lanzador de disco; Marcio
.0livera, de salto ancho; Bento
Assis, corredor; Walter yRhe
der, salto de garrocha; Antonio
Damaso, cuarto de milla, y Gs.
nesio Da Silva, marathon.
Componen Ell grupo peruanc
Jose Farias Rios, Julio Mera
Jose Castro, Guillernfb Sayau
Ernesto Carter.
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MASONIC

Congress Lodge, at its last stated
communication, conferred the F c.
Degree. Senior Deacon Arthur E.
NeSbitt was in the East and was as
sisted by John A. Bresnahan, junior
deacon.
A dinner meeting of the Anchor
Club of Master Masons was addressed
by H. J. Anslinger, commissioner Of
narcotics.
President c. c. Weidemann was pre-
sented with handsome gavel and case
by his fellow workers in the Coast
and Geodetic Survey, the preSenta-
ton being made by Paul C. Whitney.
An anniversary dinner will be in
April.
Clarence M Mitchell, master Of
Pentalpha Lodge, announces at the
meeting March Is the lodge will honor
Past Master Ara Marcus Daniels,
illustrious potentate of Almas Temple.
There will be a short program in
the lodge, after which members will be
escorted by the Almas Temple Military
Band and other uniformed bodies to
Almas club house, where special en-
tertainment program will be present.
ed, followed by refreshments. Admis-
sion to the club house will be by card
to be given to the members in the
lodge that evening.
King Solomon Lodge will meet We'd
nesday at l o'clock. The E. A. degree
will be conferred and general business
will be transacted. A special welcome
will be extended to those members
who were raised during March of any
year.
Mount Vernon Chapter, R. A. M,
will confer the Royal Arch degree
March 8. with the king, Arthur B
Thatcher, heading the official line
All Royal Arch Masons are invited.
La Fayette Chapter, R. A M. will
confer the degree of Mark Master
Mason March 2. Scribe Paul w. Ben
ninghoven will be in the East.
Cedar Charles Rhodes, director OF
the degree team of Tall Cedars OF
Lebanon. held a meeting at the Will
lard Hotel Tuesday evening to make
plans for an initiation March 20.
Cedar Roy E. Blick, chairman of
membership. held a meeting Friday
night at the Willard Hotel He is
planning to initiate one of the largest
classes of candidates Capitol Forest
has ever received
Evening star., 1937-02-28
C.M.T T.C.EnrOllmentDrive
Opens in Washington Area
Quota Is 3O7 for Entire Region, of Which
206 Is Allotted to D. c., 18 to Mont
gomery and 21 to Prince Georges.

-HE 1887 Citizens Military
Training Camps procurement
campaign for the District of
L Washington, embracing the
District of Columbia, Montgomery,
Prince Georges, Charles and St.
Marys Counties, Maryland, and Ar
lington, Fairfax, LOudoun and Prince
William Counties, Virginia, is being
conducted under the supervision of
Col. Richard Wetherill, senior in
structor of the Organized Reserves in
Washington. He is assisted by Chair
man Charles Demonet and his group
of local committeeman, composed Of
Messrs. Harry L. Benner, Donald M.
Brown, Paul e. Doerr, Michael j.
Kelley, Peter e. McGurn, Kirk C.
Miller, Palo A. Mitchell, Henry H.
Mooney, Joseph G. Murphy, E. McC.
Perkins, Howard E. Snyder and E. P.
Van Hise.
The C. M. T. c. quota for the Dis
trict of Washington is 307 and that
for the District of Columbia is 206,
the same figures that were allocated
last year. The quotas for the nearby
counties in Maryland follow: Mont
gomery, Is; Prince Georges, 21;
Charles, IL, and ST. Marys, 8. Quotas
for nearby Virginia counties include
Arlington, 19; Fairfax, 10; Loudoun,
9. and Prince William, 5. The C. M.
T. Camps for 1887 will be held from
July Z to August 5, 1887, at the fol-
lowing places: Fort George C. Meade,
Md, basic, Infantry red, white and
blue courses, and Signal Corps red,
white and blue courses. Fort Hoyle,
Md, Field Artillery basic, red, white
and blue courses Fort Myer, Va,
Cavalry req, white and blue courses.
Fort Monroe, Va, Coast Artillery red,
white and blue courses. A camp for
200 colored c. M T. c. candidates in
basic and Infantry red, white and
blue courses will be held at Fort
Howard, Md.
In the interest of economy, can
didates in the Sd Corps Area whose
Evening star., 1937-02-28
DE MOLAY

The De Molay Pilgrimage, held
February %, was a complete success.
James H. Ford, chairman, wishes to
extend thanks, on behalf of the
chapter, to all who participated and
to Jobs Daughters and visiting De
Molays from many States. who we're
largely responsible for the great at
tendance.
On Friday, February 10, a class of
13 candidates were initiated int the
Robert Lee Bruce Chapter. They are
urged to attend the meetings every
first and third Friday of the month.
Acting Capt. R. C. Parsons will
command the patrol at its next drill
on Friday evening, March 5. at z
O'Clock. A meeting will follow at 8
O'Clock at the Scottish Rite Cathedral
Third and E streets.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
B. P. O. ELKS

David Sholtz, grand exalted ruler
and former Governor Of Florida, paid
an official visit to Washington Lodge
last Monday and participated in the
exercises. A large group of candi-
dates, designated as the grand exalted
rulers class, were initiated. He spoke
on What Elkdom Means to America. p"
Leo A. Rover, on behalf of the cam
didates, spoke on "Americanism
versus Communism" and Representa-
tive william jacobson, initiated in
behalf of Clinton, Iowa, Lodge, re-
sponded for the visitors.
On March II q st. Patrick'S party
will be held at the club. There will
be dancing, entertainment and re-
freshments.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Ladies Oriental Shrine.

The March ceremonial of Su-zu
Court will be held Tuesday evening in
Brightwood Temple. High Priestess
Edith Parsons requests members to
bring Easter gifts for the underprivi-
legged children, also all Easter offer
ings to the fund to be used in the
purchase of braces and other surgical
appliances for the crippled children
in the various Shrine hospitals. Cash
donations may be sent to Elma Jen-
kinS, 6611 Second street
Capt. Lila Moore announces the
next meeting Of the patrol drill team
will be March II IN Central High
School