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Record fer Last "a Hours.
(Erom noon yesterday to noon today)
o.. HiGhest. Al, noon yesterday. Year ago.
Lowest. as. 1 an. today. Year ago. "a.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, II, on February IL.
Lowest. 16. on January 20.
Humidity fer Last - Hsufs.
(rrom noon yesterday to noon today
Highest. IS Der cent. at Q pm. yes
terday.
Lowest ~ per cent. at noon today.
Tide Tables.
(luYnished By United Ststes Coast and
0eodetic 0urvey.)
Today. Tomorrow
HiGh -----.---- 11:41 Am. 1910 I'm.
Hsh HGG - ---------- S:A7 Am. ,s:aada s.m. I'm.
Low ----------- 0:3z Pm. 1882 pm.
The 0un ana Mssn.
Rises. sets,.
Sun. today 6:33 6:O7
Sun tomorrow 6:32 6:17
1oon. today---- e:4A Am. 11:il I'm.
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Reduced Rates to Athletes.

Manchurian airlines will give re-
duced rates to participants in the 1910
Olympic games In Japan.
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River Report.
Report fer Last ~ Hours.

Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear
at Harpers Ferry: Potomac clear At Great
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I thtnk the numbers Is decided
factor in the crime situation in WASH
ington," she added. I'VE have al
Evening star., 1938-10-20
ELWOOD II. SEAL AND WALTER
FOWLER, Attorneys for Petitioners.

,,,,1t; United States for the District Of Co
the extension of 10th Street between Abe
marie and Brandywine Streets Northwest.
eouRr e r. RSrS Ro ANP oRbfT
that ne commissioners Of the Il etd District Of
Act % se 9sF.a
ations for The. expenses Of the government
year ending June Both 1914, and for other
purposes" whereby. they are authorized to
read or highway to conform With the plan
Of the permanent system of highways in
ans that t,d portion J., Of the District Of Coumbis
GEORGETOWN adopted under the Act Of
Congress approved March 2, 1898, as
sas and nS May Ia CSlts s 1876 4espee
lively. by condemnation under the pro-
visions Of subchapter One Of Chapter XIV
lumbiaD, have filed a petition in this Court
praying the condemnation Of the land
tor the extension Of 4oh Street
Northwest, in the District of the Columbia,
as shown on map or plat filed with the
also that this Court ,empanel jury in
accordance with the law provided for In
such such cases "a; to "a assess the DAMAGES each
by reason Of the said extension of 40th
Street between Albemarle and Brandywine
olIttls NOTluWSSl IN the DlStrlct OF Coz
lumbia, and the condemnation OF the land
necessary for the purposes thereof and to
assess the benefits resulting therefrom
plus all or any part of the costs and ex-
penses OF said proceedings. upon any lands
which the jury may fnd will be benefited.
as provided for in and by the aforesaid
i is % by the Corr, this lath day of octo-
having any interest in these proceedings
be and they are hereby warned and com.
manded to appear in this Court on or be-
fore the 2Sth day Of November 1898. at
10 o'clock AM. and continue in attend
ance until the Court shall have made its
nnal order ratifying and confirming the
award of DAMAGES and the assessment OF
benefits OF the jury to be empsneled and
sworn herein; and 1t is further ORDERED
that copy of this notice and order be
published twice a week for two successive
weeks in the Washington Evening Star
the Washington Post and the Washington
Herald newspapers published in the said
District. commencing at least twenty days
before the said 2Sth day of November, 1925
1t is further ORDERED That a copy Of this
notice and order be served by the United
States Marshal or his deputies. upon such
OF the owners Of the fee of the land to be
condemned herein, as may be found by the
SAID Marshal. or his deputies within the
District OF Columbia. and upon the tenants
and occupants Of the same. before the said
2sth day Of November 1895. BY THE
COURT: ALFRED A. WHEAT. Chief Jus
tice tSealO A true copy. Test: CHARLES
z. STEWART. Clerk. BY c. E. STEWART,
Jr., Asst. Clerk. oc2o,21,272s
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BIRTHS REPORTED

Floyd and Margaret Jones. twin girls.
John and Sarah Dlggs. glri.
Louie and Esther Dreeben. boy.
Robert and Helen Reid. girl.
Fred and Virginia Gischer boy.
William and Margaret Conrad, boy.
Daniel and Lillian Ezrin. boy.
Warren and Marie Payne. boy.
Henry and Marxaret Buckler, poy.
George and Alice Gray. girl.
Alfred and Antoine Orig. girl.
william ' and p Meaelle ai 1Saat Tster. Boy. SSs.
william and Lille Perry, boy.
john and M. Isobel Hughes. boy.
Milton and Willie Cooley. girl.
Samuel and Sarah Meara. girl.
Andrew and Dorothy Vorrath. girl.
Paul and Hester Sebastian. boy.
Jesse and Anna Stansbury, boy.
George and Irma Clements. boy.
Charles and Katherine Birely. boy.
Seth and Bella Boswell girl.
william and FRANCES, Schrlder. Girl.
Carl and Nancy Farmer girl.
James and Constance Jewell, boy.
Arthur and Beatrice Saunders. triplet
Clayton and Teresa Matthews. girl.
Richard and Mabel Ford, girl.
Warren and Anna Hawkins girl
sna ana Ssere smfh Eff hF
Clarence and Martha Turner. sirl.
James and Freda Mcclellan. boy.
Howard and Geneva Chambers. boy.
George and Leola Jefferson. boy.
W,,iy R1yye -, ana a. May NY Jerry; girl
Charles and Rosalie Whitehead. girl.
Lenzie and Josephine Gatlin, boy.
Leonard and Clara Wheeler. boy.
Vernon and Cora Jackson. boy.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT, COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Colum-
bia-.THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
GTMsERLANR Ms r sorpora,on rlsiasi vs..
hH Eeuitv No. No Sc. .oss: s:&oRDER FOR RATfF1-
CATION NISI.-J. A. Marshall trustee
herein. having reported to the Court that
as said trustee he has sole sold certain real
square 80: otherwise known as lots 80,
"a and rs in Fulton r. Gordons Subd-
vision tract called Chevy Chase, as re-
corded on page a., plat County "a. in the
District of Columbia to Louis F. Peake for
the sum Of Four Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars 'S4,50o, cash. subject to payment
ef real estate agents commission Of
water, rent, insurance, II any; to be ad-
Court this 10th day Of October. 1888;
ORDERED that said sale be ratified and
De contrary. be shown before November :,
1898: provided copy of this Order be
published once in The Washinston Law
Reporter and once in the Evening Star at
least ten days before said day. o. r.
GuHR1EG Sqitsee IL .ssa s Tue COPY
H. 3. DERTzBAUGH, Asst. Clerk.
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WASHINGTON, OCTOBER

Ellwood q. Newcomb. 81. 1924 9. Dakota
ave. ne.
Clarence H. Peake. 80. 500 Gallatin st. NV.
Lee K. Soon. 4s. GIT H st. NV.
ave. NV.
Ruth L. Simms. As. sibley Hospital.
Lee Y. Naiime. 81. Episcopal Hospital.
Qtts P. Motion, y oallinger Hospital.
William Lawson, 10. Providence Hospital.
Ellsn I. Wayne. 70, y1b E. Capitol st.
+, Massey Lee, 66. 1886 Columbia I'd. NV.
Aliza Watts. 81. Gallinger Hospital.
sidney L.. Mahoney. 81, l2Ol q St. NV.
Earl Mack. 35, 404 Eye st. NV.
Hattie Carter. 33. Gallinser hospital.
Anrie Davis. p. Gallineer Hospital.
:ssS EschSsl Wana Kins e. GaiI,nser Hosp,.si
Wilson Bryan, 20. St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Herman Peterson. II. Gallinger Hospital
William Kelly. lS. Freedmen's Hospital.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

"sm NancIs u snsh T1o.no 1 @e'ht5s'sSf Rex
afs:r afs:lt. Church I'd NV the Rev. L. w.
HTd st. nv r.hs the Rsy S Rgs;s A. rhsian lam
Sc: ti he Rev. K; william William A. o'connei. "
Frederick H. Green, 20. 3O1O 44th pl. ny.
and Evelyn R. Brumnbaush, "a Bsiti-
more Md; the Rev. M. c. stith'
Irwin ,Feldman. %. 1877 Tennessee ave. ne;
and Miriam r. Rothstein. %: 1892
Montasue st. NV. the Rev. Solomon
John M.Is.Ie s0Ts e. w.a.sksl g. sso Mf sas
st. ne: the Rev, F. J. Bohanan. '.
H,efI sSs RS shsEr] " 3 Dsv,5 81 ls0S 4th ST. NV"
Luis c. Matthews, II, 1903 ST. Sc. and
Oracle YOUNG, IS: I44l cSrcoran st.
Nt' and Irene Miller; q B.ltimors: Nd;
ch.afs .na pordsy Rsyn2E s s. Pua9 tGsaf
st. nv; .n,7;y NE Rey Brown Harris, !a1 ,.s
St: st. NV W the ' Rev Niles T. Wslch: ,n.. ~ :. .
terson n ""S st. NV NV; ~ the e Rev. Thom.. q.
Ss S15s.;s 5snfs s:,G aa p s..nss, .s
NV; the Rev; smallwood Williams.
Lester BlackTei Ss!dr;sS ~ sIo st. sw" and
the Rev. Wiley Westray.
william l. Jones; SO. y Decatur st. ne,
ne. the Rev. Osie BaEby.
John L. Hayden. 3s. 207 9th st. s.e:, and
Olga A. Leslie. o6, 2210 Pennsylvania
ave. NV; the Rev. Gerhard lenski.
Dan Radice. sc, 65s 11th ST. ne, and
Thelma kiatta, 90. 33os Prospect ave.
INV Nv; the Rev; r 2; 2; IsGker Is; .ru,. ~.
NV. and Lucille Fielder 20, 1929
Sherman ave. NV; the Rev. Daniel
WASHINGTON.
Matthew j. Forney. 80, and Gladys J. Mer-
ritt. IS, both, Of 2oe E st. NV; the
Rev, Q, c. Barber; ,o,o
NV. and Muriel Friedman, "a, Brooklyn
N. Y; the Rev. Solomon H. Metz.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
HAMILTON & HAMILTON, Attorneys.

m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Co
lumbla: Holding Probate Court.-IN THE
4l32ssoRpER NIs1 FOR SALE E OF
pany Of the District Of Columbia. executor:
having .reported an offer to purchase 26
acres Of land. more or less near Dalecarla
Reservoir. Montgomery County. Maryland,
being. one tract of 1925 acres. set forth
In Liber 622, Folio 161. and an adjoining
Liber 6s2. Folio i62. among the land
feI the heo sum Of Fourteen Thousand dollars
balance OF $4,000 represented by first
TRUST notes for period Of hve years at
81 interest 1t Is by the Court this 10th
day Of October 1898. ORDERED. that the
sale Of said property in accordance with
said o1er be ratified and confirmed BY the
shown On Or before the gath DAY Of oc-
tober: 1898, provided q copy Of this order
be published once. in the WASHINGTON Law
Reporter and each day for ten successive
days in the Evening Star prior to the
last mentioned date. o. r. LUHRING.
Justice. tSea!O' A true. COPY. Attest:
wills for the District OF Columbia. Clerk
oc11 1C191A
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ELWOOD Fl. SEAL AND WALTER
FOWLER, Attorneys for Petitioners.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
NV between Aibemarle Street and an But
and n hs ps
s?s AND 9kbER or SsuPs n
Commissioners Of the District of Columbia
.pursuant to certain provision of the
entitled IAN Act AphH making 5pn appropriatlons a @
District Of Columbia: for the. nscai year
purposes" Whereby they are i authorized ''ta to
open, extend, or widen any street, avenue.
19ad re- a. or hshwsy to conform with the plan
outside Of the cities Of Washington and
gress approved March ., 1898, as amended
6s the Acts o. c9psrsss oss sspproved June rs
Law for the District Of columba1 have
sa Of thu s snd o
ths extension and widening of 42nd street
NV. between Albemarle Street and But
Street and Wisconsin Avenue in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, as shown on a map or
Plat Nee ~ With tn, said petition as part
empanel a jury in accordance with the law
provided for in such cases to, assess the
taken may sustain by reason of the said
extension and widening OF 4ond Street
terworth Place and between Chesapeake
Street and Wisconsin Avenue. in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and the condemnation
thereof, and to assess the benefits result,
Ing therefrom. plus all or any part of the
costs and expenses OF said proceedings,
qpon. any lands which the jury may find
will be benefited as provided for in and
by the aforesaid Act Of Congress approved
Eth day Of October. 1sas, ORDERED:
these proceedings be and they are hereby
warned and commanded to appear in this
Court on or before the 2sth day Of Novem-
per. 1888, At 10 O'Clock AM. and continue
In attendance until the Court shall have
made its inal order ratifying and con-
assessment of benefits of the jury. to be
further ORDERED that a copy Of this
notice and order be published twice a week
for two successive weeks in the Washington
Eyenlns Star r the Washinston Post and the
in the said District, commencing at least
twenty days before the said 2Sth day Of
November. 1888, 1t is further ORDERED
That . copy Of this notice and order be
served by the United States Marshal or his
such Of the ow9eTs Of the
may be found by the said Marshal, or his
deputies within the District of Columb bia :,
and upon the tenants and occupants Of
the same, before the said 2sth day Of
Alfred RI A. WHEAT Chiet f Jyst!ss Seal 81,
Clerk By G. e. STEWART. Jr.. = Asst. Clerk,
oc2O,21,27.2s
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL BOARD,
washington. D. c.. October 10. 1898. No
tice is hereby given that the following
persons have applied for licenses under
the District Of Columbia Alcoholic Beverage
Control Act, that remonstrantS are entitled
to be heard before the granting Of such
licenses, and that hearing will be had on
3. 1885 at $50 AM. in Room 225. Dis
triet Building; l22; Lido Restaurant, Inc.
Israe Bskef tx sh Re-
tsiler's a. 1l13 18th St. NV: $50.
David n scher, Retailers "A" 1897 1lth
ST. NV: 42lO, Lee Hing Toy. TIA Joy
Cafe Retailers p" 400 Street NV;
4242. Jacob Sealfon. Retailers "B," 915
East Capitol ST.: 4345. Harry August Noel
Ter. TIA Splendid Delicatessen and Restau-
rant: Retailers %" 11lS 18th St. NV: /:
4346. Murray Paul Sincoff. Retailers "A"
1920 Central Avenue NE: 4347. Henry K.
lavish. Retailers &C." 63S North Capitol
taurant; Retailers C" 1909 H St, NV.
ISAAC CANS. Alcoholic Beverage Control
BOARD
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Fred and Lila Simpson. boy.
Edward, and Ida Daniels. girl.
Newton and Edith Hunter girl.
Curtis and Bernice Blakeiy. girl.
Arthur and Virginia Wills, girl
Jarvis and Edith Speight. sirl
Moses and Rosetta Cunningham. girl.
Garland and Juanita Dixon. girl.
Alfred and Mary Thomas. girl.
Harold and Gloria Heath. boy.
Robert. and Atwood Gleaton. boy.
James and Margaret Watson, boy.
Horace and GLADYS Bolts, girl.
Clarence and Winifred Diggs, girl.
Eddie and corrine Halloway. girl.
Allen and Willie Davis. boy.
Willie and Bertha Carson. boy.
Joseph and Anna Lewis. boy.
Evening star., 1938-10-20
DEATHS REPORTED

Abbie Lockwood, SO. National Homeopathic
Hospital
Mary A. Vail Sc Concord Apartments
Lena l. Smith. SIS, 1904 N. Capitol st.
Edward M, Taber. SIS, U. s. Soldiers Home
Charles Repp, So. a4ls warder st NV.
Frances Z. Stephen, so, Burlington Hotel.
Edward H. Ross. rs. 1914 Calvert st. NV.
AGNES B: Hudsins. "a, 1888 kalcrama
James Anderson, 70. GEORGETOWN Hospital
Mary W. simmonds. -, 1924 Gallatin
Carrie B. Scott. SO. bos Eye st. NV.
John B, Caffrey. 81, U. s. Soldiers Home
K.therine stoetyee. "a. Emerseney Hos
pital.
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RECEIVE PROMOTIONS
Lucas and ventres Advanced to

Lucas and VentreS ADVANCED to
Lieutenant Commanders.
Promotion OF two Washington Naval
Reserve officers to the grade Of lieu-
tenant commander was announced to.
day by the Navy Department. They
were among seven officers in various
parts Of the country to receive promo
tions
Trie local men are It. Comdrs. Her
man w. Lucas. 1909 Twentieth street
NV, and Daniel B. Ventres, 4Sl3
Sixth street NV.
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Rockville,

Rockville.
John E. Ptacek: - and Stella Holpuch,
So. both of Washington.
Ralph c. Monk "a. Arlington. Va. and
Lillian ". Daugherty. "a washington.
Donald J. Loux 90. Palmer. Mass. and
Violet G. Wunsch 30 Monson, Mass
Robert F. McCreary. 36. and Inez Scholter,
36, both Of washington
William Dockery. 81. and Gladys I. Twitty,
81, both Of washington.
Trumpey. II. both Of WASHINGTON.
Wade G. Moody. 25. and Rose Z. Phil
-, lips is. both of Washinton.
Alexander Bunther SO. and Dorothy T..
Cdell "a both of Dobbs Ferry. N. Y
Guy C. Crump: %, Mount Rainier. Nd,
Hollen % Y. v wyatt. % -. and Georais r. Nor
gan, u, both of Washington.
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PROPOSALS.

OCTOBER IS. 1ass.-sealed proposals win
be received at Room 800 District Building.
until 2 O'Clock PM November Z. 1898. for
furnishing One Platen Job Press for the
Central PqDlisat1f Diyis'en specisa. Sia
trict Building. oc1s.19,20
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy
O'Clock am. October 25. 1888, for furnish.
'sseF xre @sssns St. t03s .ns sr until
pishing steam windlaSses. lumber, to the
Navy Yard washington. D. C.. etc. Apply
for proposalS to the Bureau of Supplies and
accounts: CHARLES coNARD Paymaster
COMMISSIONERS. D. c.. OCTOBER 90
1888: Sealed proposals will be received at
over fass sudas snd them unt pubeS
Additional Boiler. Pump smokestack Etc
dncludins all necessary repairs for same,
in pans gase or e. ths he
etitutions: Lorton virginia. Proposals
tsined at Room 4s7. District suildins' & @ upon Don
deposit Of certified check for $40 pay
ssfs.ns:ss thsE 5fturn in good condition
ssRorosAIIs. s,ee A will Will BE RECEIVER BY THE E
o'clock am. November /. 1885 for fur
nishing oscillograph. training circles. and
until 10 O'Clock am. November 4. 1898.
to the Navy yard wsshinston. 3. e. etc etc:
SUPPLIES pr al and AccoSnts Counts CHARLES RI coNARD
Paymaster General of the Navy,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-07
GRADUATING CLASS AT KETCHEKAN HAS
 BROKEN RECORD, IS

The seniors graduating at the Ketchikan High School recently broke all records for numbers, 48 receiving diplomas. Members of the 1888 class were:
 Ethel Selfridge, Margaret San born, Villa Armour Jessie Bailey, William Barkas, Dennis Bram, Hazel Brown, Samuel Brown, Aase Business, YVonne Cabmrubias, AL fred Cantil, Eleanor Craig, Janet Erickson, Constance Foss0, Mary Gafiney, Alfred Hagevig, Charles Hanson Bert Hastings, Dolly Holm- berg Esther Jensen, Odeena Jen- sen, Eleanor Jorgenson, Merle Kag- CT, William Latin, Jimmie Leask
 Betty Lind, Stella Llanos, Robert Mathison, Inga Nerup, Anna Nor Wold, Conrad Olsen, Victoria Paw sey, GeneyieVe Pedersen, Kenneth Perez, Raymond Peterson, Robert Race, Jeanne Reiderer. Patricia Roning, Marguerite Rastanius, Mel yin Schmitz. Harry shelton, Helen Shimizu, Merta smith, Lucy Spaeth, Jane Talbot, Edwin Todd. Vernon Todd and Catherine Horich.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-07
Juneau Has New
 Dance Orchestra

It was announced today that Ju- neau is to have new dance orches- tra, which will be under the direc- ton of Mrs. A. M. Uggen. Lillian" and her band will make their debut next Saturday evening at the Elks Hall, at which time they will fur nish the music for the Juneau Busi- ness and Professional Women's Club Pre-Summer dance The affair is to be welfare dance, and many sur prises are planned for the event.
 The new orchestra is composed of wellknown musicians, and will in- clude the following players Lillian Uggen, piano; Ed Garnick, trum- pet; Cleo Commers, alto sax and clarinet; Dave Burnett, tenor sax and clarinet; Dude Haines, banjo and guitar; and Leroy West, drums. Mrs. Uggen will also be the featured vocalist for the new band.
 Thursday night over Station KINY, Lillian and her musicians will swing few numbers for the approval of the public on the sta- tion's weekly II o'clock program.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-07
Fridays at Il am.

Fridays at II am.
 i Two teams of girls will play bas- ketball on Tuesdays and Thursdays at. II in the morning
 Z Instruction work: Tennis and swimming instruction will be given beginners by appointment.
 Volleyball: Three boys teams and three girls teams will play in sep arate tournaments. the boys play ing Mondays, Wednesday and Fri days at pm. and the girls on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the same time.
 Softball: Three boys teams will play Mondays. Wednesday and Fri days at o'clock in the afternoon. Out of these three teams will be picked an All-Stars team explained by Alex Miller, to play in the Ever green Bowl League composed of the Federals, Business Men, Alaska Ju- neau, and perhaps two other teams, Grocery Clerks and Truck Drivers.
 The regular Friday contests of Is events will be held at pm, Ferguson added
 For the smaller children, there is the slide, sand pile and wading pool. Clocks will be placed about the playground at different places to remind youngsters when to catch the dinner bell.
 As for tennis regulations, Fergu- son said, No students will be al lowed on the courts after o'clock in the evening. if there are adults wanting to play, and there will be no play for students on Saturday or Sundays
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-07
D Q J G l A s N E " s
EAGEES AND AUXILIARY
 HOLD JOINT INSTALLATION

At joint installation ceremonies last night the newly elected officers of Douglas Aerie IT. Fraternal Or der of Eagles and the Ladies Auxili- ary were inducted into their re- epective offices. P. w. P. sam Devon officiated as installing officer for both lodges. Mrs. Katherine Balog and Arne Shudshift assisted as con- dueters for their respective organi- zauons.
 Installed officers were as follows:
 Auxiliary
 PMP.. Mrs. Robert Fraser; MP, Katherine Mccormick; V.P., Lillian Bonner; Chaplain, Esther Cashen; Secretary, Mamie Jensen; Treas sur CT. Margaret Cochrane; IGY Mrs. sam Devon; OG., Jennie Sey; Trus- tee, Cecile Mortinsen. t0
 Aeric IF
 PWP. Claude Erskine; WP., Ed Roller; WVPs Tamo Nient; w Chaplain. Robert. Bonner; Secretary, Tom Cashen; Treasurer.s Robert Eraser; Conductor. L. A. Johnson; .LG, Lloyd Guerin; O.G., Gordon Mills;l Trustee, Leonard Johnson, A
 Entertainment in the form of cards were enjoyed after the cere- monies. Six tables were divided be- tween pinochle and whist Follow ing were the prize winners: Pino- chle-DIrs, Balog and L. A. Johnson, high scores, MT. and Mrs. Jensen, lows; whist--Mrs. Devon and Tom Cashen, highs.i Bernice Johnson and Sam Devon, lows Refreshments were served after the card playing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-07
BTRTHDAY PARTY

The eighth birthday of Patsy Ann Balog was the occasion of a good time for sixteen of her young friends this afternoon at her home. Games, contests and delicious refreshments were arranged for the entertain ment of the children. Present were Donald and Pauline Bonner, Carol and Peggy Cochrane, Noreen and Phyllis Andrews, Betty Kibbee Helen Isaacs, Jimmy and Dickie Me- Cormiek, Billy Logan Shirley Ed wards, Curtis Bach, Larry Pusich Alfreda Fleek, Doris Balog, Patsy BalOg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-07

fective in early 1928 tournaments.
 On her form early this season, Miss Etammars acarcely merits place on the team, but she has the gift Of playing up 10 the occasion, and may manage to come back to scratch in time to score one of her famous coups.
 Miss Lumbs chief bid for a place was made in the Birmingham tour nament where she went through to the finals and then defeated Nancye Wynn, Aushalia's No i, in straight sets. She is a deliberate and method ical player, but is not thought to be good enough to extend any of the Americans.
 Doubles Teams Question
 The British selection committee has experimented with numerous doubles combinations, but win prob- ably rely mainly on Miss Stammers and Ffeda Pames, and Joan Ingram and F'reda James. and Joan Ingram James combination won the Vim bleton title in 1895 and 1886, and last year won Britain's only Wightman cup point by beating Dorothy Bundy and Mrs. John Van Ryn. The other British combination is experiment tai Selectors may go back to Miss Ingram and Miss F. M. Dearman for their second pain.
 The U. s. doubles pairs will prob ably be chosen according to the standing of the teams after the first singles. IL is unlikely that Mrs Moody will be used in doubles play
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-06-07
PLAY SEASON ID BEGIN IN
 GREEN BoWL.
Ping Pong and VoIleyball Are Added to Long
 Activities List

A long list of playfield enter tainment for the summer season in Evergreen Bowl, beginning tomor- row, was announced today by Play ground Director Ken Ferguson.
 Ping pong and yolleyball have been added to the playing sched- ule and softball, tennis, horseshoes, and miscellaneous activities will be part of the program as usual. Fer guson announced the following 
 Singles in tennis; boys, in two contests, grade school and high school, and girls, also two contests, grade school and high school.
 Adults in tennis; one tournament for men and a tournament for women.
 Horseshoes; boys of both upper and lower schools, and girls of the same two groups.
 Golf to be played over the four hole tin can-shinny stick course, D in the same contest groupings as in tennis, with low score to shoot for.
 Ping Pong: Two contests each for boys and girls, upper school and lower school.
 Basketball: There will be three teams of boys from upper high school grades, and games will be played Mondays, Wednesdays ano