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Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-08

Our concern today is with the
essentials of character rather than
simply outward conformance with
certain arbitrary standards.
-Suerintendent of Schools Rolfe of
Newark in abolishing gold stars
for perfect attendance.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-08

MEMBER
American Newspaper Pub'
fishers Association. National
Editorial Association. Call
fornja Newspaper Publish
crs Association.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-08

Youngsters, all you need is energy
and you've got that. Those other old
fogies haven't anything but repressed
ambitions. @s q
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-08


What will happen to the alliance
of European nations when two of
the second-story workers meet on
the same rain-pipe?
Congress, having unwittingly
passed a bill giving the navy power
to commander factories. finds it
self in embarrassing position of a
man who finds petition he has Just
signed urges his head be cut off
Death Valley Scotty, the desert
Croesus, is back in Los Angeles
seeking solitude. He should start
borrowing from his pals.
Rochester woman divorces her
husband because he chewed razor
blades and ate glass. And yet he
would seem to be an ideal type of
husband for the June bride.
A Philadelphia streetcleaner COL
lapsed and was taken to the hos
pital with a temperture of 100.
Perhaps he saw horse.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-08
OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
SEEK PROMINENCE

Grace admits chance that perm
anent organization might result
from the Chicago meeting, but de-
nies that any such course was
planned A Republican candidate
for municipal judge, prominent in
the Irish Fellowship Club, Grace
secured the services of Avery Brun-
dage as chairman because l myself
don't cut any ice" He has been
actively speaking against war in
volvement around Chicago for many
months, feelin5 strongly that Ito
get involved in war would destroy
democracy and bring in the very
things we would be fighting against.
After the war there must be one
country where democratic principles
still survive"
There is evidence that several
existing organizations may try to
make capital of the Chicago rally,
but Grace strongly insisted that
any such tieups were not intended
and would not be permitted.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-08
Famous Sayings

To obey God in some things and not in others,
shows unsound heart.-T. Watson.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-08
BY BRUCE CATION


WASHINGTON, Aug, 8-Admin-
istration political leaders are cast
ing an anxious eye at Chicago
these days. trying to determine
whether the big Keep America Out
of War rally may not result in an
organized effort to swing isolation
ist sentiment to support of Wen
dell Willkie.
The meeting. at which the names
of Senator Bennett Clark and
Charles A. Lindbergh were stellar
drawing cards. terminated in a To-
cal council of the Veterans of For
eign Wars. 1t was an effort to bring
together all elements wanting to
assure involvement in the Eur
opean war. Included are such di-
verse supporters as the V. F. w,
Disabled American Mothers, Daugh-
ters of 1912, Illinois Federation of
Women's Clubs. Catholic Daughters
of America. United Spanish War
Veterans. with distinct cordiality,
if not official support. from Labor's
NonPartisan League, Father Cough
lin. the Communist Party. and var
ious peace and church organiza-
tions
Some 300 organizations have been
listed as supporters of the Keep
Out of War rally. These very di-
verse elements have in common
only the feeling that America must
not go to war. But if they coull be
persuaded that Willkie fills the bill
better than Roosevelt. they might
bear worthwhile weight on the po-
litical scene.
POLITICAL ANGLE
Is DENIED
Capt. William Green Grace, 33d
Division World War veteran, who
introduced the original resolution
for the rally in his V. F.. w. post,
denies Strenuously any possible po-
litical implication of the rally.
I'VE realize that the people who
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-08

A biolcgif' tinds fla2ping ears
an indication of stability and in
tegrity. Republicans have been say
ing that about their elephant for
years.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-08

No IVA director, nor any of its
employees, will participate in the
election.
-TvA Director David Lillenthal.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-08

No worker can be loyal to his
union If he is disloyal to our coun-
try
Sidney Hillman, national defense
commissioner.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-08

"But we don't know how to cam
paign," complain the young people.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-08
Bruce Cation in Washington
Disseets the News

attend will be supporting the Keep
Out oil War movement for various
and maybe even contradictory rea-
sons" Captain Grace emphasized
before the meeting. All we want
to do is to show the extent of this
sentiment, not why it exists. We
have no connection with any for
mer Keep Out of War committees.
we have no politics, We have no
future plans-we organized simply
to stage this rally Nobody is going
to be allowed to use the meeting for
any other purposes than the one
statel-to demonstrate Keep Out of
War sentiment.
"As a matter Of fact, we sent
invitations to the whole national
committee of both parties. Both
pledged anti-war planks. OF course.
don't know what response we'll
oct -
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-08
A BIT OF ADVICE
DON'T TAKE ADVICE

At the risk of violating our own ad
vice even before we give it, we'd like to
urge the youngsters, whether they are
for Willkie or Roosevelt, whether they
are Democrats or Republicans, to tell the
old line politicians, you run your end
of this show we'll run ours"
More than a few years of non-parti-
san observation have left US with the
firm belief that any time an old line
politician hands out advice or tries to
tell you what program to follow, he's
doing it so that later he can go to the
higher-ups and report: "See how many
votes ] control. See how many workers
| can swing into line" And he'll take, all
the credit, leaving you holding an empty
sack
The grandest thing that has happen
ed to the United States in many a year
is the interest of young men and women
in politics-the unselfish interest they
display in electing a man they believe
should be elected The biggest disillu
sionment they face is the knowledge,
which must come sooner or later, that
lot of dyed-in-the- old party bosses
would rather sacrifice candidate than
lose control of what they consider their
marty machinery.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-08-08
WHAT PICTURE
Dor SN'T SHOW

NY criticism is that the picture
is ret ominous and disquieting
Evening star., 1940-05-26
TO SETTLE ESTATE.
Nice Country Home

4 acres: located u between Camp Springs
and Clinton Md. 6l2 miles from D. c.
line: 1-room Colonial residence: large
porch. electricity, fine water; servants
house sarase; barn, etc. nice setting A
sacrinee, S4,250. $500 cash. balance, S35
monthly. To inspect property. drive out
Pa ave. Sc. right on Branch ave, follow
Nd route No. s., 2 mi: beyond Camp
springs, turn left at Hart's corner watch
Tor sign, Chas. G. Schultz farm, recently
sold at auction, or call Chestnut 244O
for further information.
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WINTER. Hill,

THE HIGHEST POINT IN
FALLS CHURCH. VA
POI e. Broad st. new brick house.
ultra modern, English farmhouse design,
center hall: 8 large rms. 2ls baths. large
sulated; beautiful recreation rm with open
fireplace. air conditioned, beautiful kitchen
with dinette space and latest equipment:
shrubs. This, is q special-built home. One
look is worth dozen lines. Come and
to suit. May consider small clear house
In trade. Open from 10 to pm Owner
on premises. Phone North SS12, eve
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PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK 4e4s BUTTER
worth pl. n.w.-Will share furn: bunsslow
with adults: garden: porch. Wo. 395s.
LANDovER MD.--RooM HOUSE. NO
1877 eIIss St. '1S k.nisetth Rseta Witt
Lyon VILLAGE; ARL1NqToN, VA. va.
den rseres,cR mitS, s hath bath
s-RooM CORNER HOME. AMI; IN,
eludine electric range and ref9. No.
Pershiny ave. Colmar Manor. Nd.
RzF Js1 Es;y ab.Sesa sTs sfI.. wv s5SS SoM5 g
M sdd sss saih'ns. 5o Rx $3.50
$500 sth ST NORTH, RLNqToN, VA;
iocstion! J.efson lsasc a,soej: P1 Oh A'- '000
SsautfS pfHfche vi.1 ore2IeSfins Potomac kys1
suitable tea or boarding house. EN-. 1880.
s-RooM HOUSE. UNFpRN. .LocATEp
fa Sar 1.ra svef es'E R Pite' Md aG ae o14s
ARLINGToN-5-RoOM BUNGALOW WITH
garden. lily pond $50. sl7 8. Wayne St
STGNE 5ass AM1 .s FoSMs soSs1s,d
Lee souievsrd Heishts, Va. : miles beyond
trafic light on Lee boulevard At Glebe road
tsssa eSssaut fa. 5 ceuTss Or g to
JUNE ,l5-sEPT: l5L7wEsIMoEELANp
baths WI sss
StARA Gd gAEr9N H1gsE GLEN ECHO.
porches, large grounds; on Potomac, 20
Adults %n driYs Bradley spt gssf 5ssk ave. on car line
TAKOMA PARK-6-RoOM BUNGALOW,
June 1st; oak floors fireplace. automatic
coal stoker, built-in garage; S55. Beauti-
81 a5 Osas1 Maple euass0ys ase sa Gl aso Boz $40
1oems ssSsse fse lot assae trees. re-
as s:a, ssntsa ssa 'eRs5ed aEo
FOR RENT. MoH1cAN HILLS; CONDUIT
I'd, Md. June Is; bungalow. large livins
Kitchen and dnetee Screened poreses
month. Phone Bradiey l63-W.
RosEMoNT, ALExANDRIA-NEW BRICK
Temple 4i1SoJ. ' ' ''
FCREsTVnLE, .MD-DETACHED BUN
ssaiow rms, din 1ch6s,a bath modern saIsse:
FL Taos %i'ei b frog aRftfIrH R G lne HILLSIDE oo74
BEAUTIFUL BRICK HoME-3 BEpRMs,
F5s Tossfs ssS sSos s'Rff: %:on 11% sv
101 UHLER TERRACE MT. rpA, ALEX.
va.-10 rooms, baths, complete apt. in
ss sr.nsp sD's ETC. IAsoRN sl REA unS ssrATE ATE
6OOs Wilson blvd, Arl. CHI. 1918.
FOR RENT BY owNER-DETAcHED
ss1se fia oil pains
ton ton on Of aii.briek detached homes, ceny
15fs: 4shson $50 5elns.' mo csll All cH 127s June
Sss;: ;:s;ss ass.s5S as ssy sss: Sss
aoon sa1n heas. eas s new sPa P9oh.n and ssth anil
Inquire 3414 14th st. south: $50 mo. 26'
MODERN, HOUSE, ROOMS AND BATH
4nt list nSG % nefS sprns
Modern 4 rooms and bath. Michisan
NEAR POTOMAC = HIGH ELEVATION:
new home furnished. summer months. 2b14
oath North. Ariington. Chestnut 5162.
ssS. sEcE 5e.4 H0gsa Slsf /. ssr.ss sooE
outside recreation house with small stsses
fnt t. ms se Per mo- 0Ss52of opsn sunasy Reus:
LEROY CHAMBERLLN, Tel: Waterford 24Io.
FoREsTvnLE, MD-NIW e,RooM ANg1
lots; hard road. telephone and elec.;. bus
service. schools. churches, steel windows.
south Of Forestville. Nd. EUGENE EN-
MODERN 6-RM. BUNGALOW; H.-w.
heat. large yard. 7O9 n. lakewood st..
virginia; ami, oil heat, nice lawn; ~
blocks to bus, 10c fare; employed lady
owner to keep one room Tor herself. BOZ
462-A, Star. 26e
NICELY FURNISHED 5-ROOM BUNGA-
low: rent from June to Oct. %. Holly rd.,
Cheverly Md. Warfeld 1855. 26e
500 PHILADELPHIA AVE. SILVER
heat. fenced yard; 1-fare zone; $66 month.
26s
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.

F1REPROOF WAREHOUSE,
s14s auE,ENNs Ms CHAPEL Hals RD, ne Si...,,
Sp'f S north ss Tss ssts ss'
the city via New York ave. Excellently.
located in industrial zone. Three-story
xh aayhs soe saSs
| feet with large loading platform contain: =
Ing 1900 square feet; adjacent to railroad
'idl9si i9sh { e'1l K Mr.. dASsrrz Hli!s d. soso !
K ST.-CLOSE IN.
ings; .pproximsteiy 5000 sa. It.: rental.
$3.50: Call Mr., Carney. :
Rstlaasf RssA1af1s es HEAII q HsewASsn ssStSsEn BE-
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Eoqs .,S ,ssS ApTs .,nn, 9x p, HSoMs
es0i 81 main BUSINESS ave no Can .in Se T.modeled
intG Rjss sf0Ses. Na.. aIfaSS, LANE, JR:' woodward
sPd spSc1h .sE. SshoASt'h ss5as ~ ST ;toi. sToR
rs ssssd a. es4ss: ossias ;sor, fsd
Ne Ne. $3.50: 3 N op1a. I9s7 Eye YES s.. iaS nW.
APT;.-2s, UNITS. SEVEN FgRN1sAED,
rrigid:. Al rented: price, $4,000; owner:
% S s Ssz az. Ss n9Hs 6 sa 11ss
Boz 423-A, Star.
2aoi ANp saos s2ga ST Ne. .,ns 2nd CoMs1
rooms and S. eae pice
iSE ssie dis Ht9 ish ~ 0nss
HOUSE CONVERTED MIRO THR1E-TAM:
~ snt $751; It To- on, $50
ess: v 1is S9 aGf' S
Tox Y aoJsias HSseff cosf sf ss1i 81 VA
PRIVATE RESIDENCE. ARRANGED As
atss sss oMrR iss fnvns s..
MUST SACRIFICE Q STORES, APART-
i: ,s 5:-. ~ ~owszR' IA. a4ss: cali !3: sl!sE I
JUST LISTED WITH us. s2-UNIT ApARI.
looking for. . good. safe investment we
suggest that you let US give you further
cail ciH' Nj. benson. with BETHEL. pr. 500.
SSdns aos xt and Ia: .1 fHsS5sss.
rent. m. RaS5$$gs b II 81 sa 1885
cHS1G. se%i.d d.s.eh:d c .pts.: f nav. 4Sss Ssd
rooms 1sS sSx 4fsi;i RSsir$: $3as Is. ysss $50.
ssn-dssiSM sSM sssH1. EssRs al al p szsS zEssSSt
SEE MsEgBNa sss5 5Sss 2 ESHS@aIE $50: ~. aZ
So: SEC '''sE show an ';:s :a.:l'.ns i:sais
1885 Wlsi hhHssr h7:' CLAY e. osoo.
14xs ..sI.E ssSe q PEn sms MosTS s1's ..,.1
oGaAanss oGalaAanss iRs;A isRssr;AIafss "a 1883 iSSSsgTTsfNs.Ws: E NV:
Continued su Nsxt Ss0s.l
Evening star., 1940-05-26
WHITE.
SUBURBAN ESTATE

SUBURBAN ESTATE,
Approximately 10 acres on hard road, II
miles from the District Fine S-room house
large chicken house. brooder houses, well
house: electric water pump electric lights;
summer house, tennis court, badminton
court; English lockwood, flowers shrubs
and lawns are beyond description; huge
grape vineyard. loads of fruit trees; 9-hp
gas engine with grist mill and wood saw,
tells go with the property, which is really
beyond any word description. Priced at
only $1,000, property is clear and the own
er will take entire unpaid balance back
in one trust. payable monthly until paid
with no renewals.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors.
925 New York Ave NV MA Q7Q7
Evening star., 1940-05-26
SUBURBAN SPECIALS.

SUBURBAN SPECIALS.
TEMPLE HILLS, MD
New Groom brick. 2-story; lot 100000;
$3.50.
Groom frame bungalow, "a acre ground.
S3,750.
FORESTVILLE. MD.
6-room brick. oil heat, gear garage. one
acre of ground, S7.95O
CHEVERLY, MD
Large brick bungalow, practically new;
gear garage: veyy large lot: S6a50.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors
925 New York Ave NV MA Qeo7
Evening star., 1940-05-26
$6.45O.
S100 DOWN

LYON VILLAGE, VA.
Open Sunday, II to 7.
28O6 Key blvd.-6 rooms,
h.-w.h., tile bath with shower.
Exceptionally large rooms;
numerous closets. Large, well
shrubbed lot and garage.
Priced low and easilv
financed. Immediate posses
sion.
N. G.. HINES & SONS,
2116 Wilson Blvd, CHI. 244O.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

Two street frontaees. dock and r.r. SID
ings; approximately 1900 sq. IT,: rental,
$3.50. Call Mr. Carney.
BRADLEY. BEALL Il HOWARD. INC.
National O271 Southern BldE.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
NEW 7-ROOM BRICK,
$3.50.

BEDROOMS TILED BATHS.
Restricted residential neiehborhood in
nearby Arlinston near schools and trans
portation. Automatic hot-water heat with
recessed radiators: lot 55x11O: consider
renting to responsible tenant. Call OWNER
Chestnut 1909
bungalow. 3 miles from D. c. line in Va:
1-acre garden. plowed and planted; will
sell: monthly payments. CO. O031.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED
BEST HOUSE WITH 3 OR MORE BEDRMs.
S75 90 per month will buy. Phi. OK. 93-J-
L.. or address Box 1a-D. Star.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FoR sALl.
NEAR MANOR CLUB. MD
RARE BARGAIN.

40 acres woods, ITO acres under cultiva-
ton and pasture; house barn cleo, phone
For further information. call r. w. D.
JEWETT Michiran O735
Evening star., 1940-05-26
r S' B. LAMBoRN CHESTNUT 4o1a.

place, well built. good condition, on
acres, large living room and dining room
fireplace, 3 bedrms.. bath. h.-w.h. Cot
tage, outbuldings stable garage. Terms
arranged. r. B. LAMBoRN. 600S Wilson
1vd
Evening star., 1940-05-26

3 BEDROOMS, $5,45o. i
VIRGINIA, FAIRFAX
COUNTY, 20 MINUTES TO
WASHINGTON, NEW g.
ROOM, ALL MASONRY
HOME, ATTACHED GA
RAGE, FULL BASEMENT,
TILE BATH AND SHOWER;
OVER u ACRE LAND; BE-
TWEEN LEE BLVD. AND
LEE HWY. POSITIVELY
THE BEST BUY OF THE
SEASON. YOU MAY ALSO
BUY LOTS IN THIS BEAU
TIFUL SECTION, $40
DOWN, $40 MONTHLY.
PRICED FROM $3.50 UP.
SALESMAN ON PROPERTY.
TO REACH: OVER KEY BRIDGE. OUT
FALLS CHURCH rs rAiRHiILs SIGN
TURN LEFT INTO PRoPERTY.-
N. g. HINES & SONS,
CA. 244o. 2116 Wilson 3tvd
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trees and shrubbery, pool 4 bedrms one
with running water: tiled bath, unusually
large living room, fireplace. dining room,
garage: $4,000; terms like rent.
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TAKOMA PARK, MD.

Visit our once or phone sH; 1858 for
other desirable properties and lots.
~ HARRY r. WILLIAMS. =.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

UNUSUAL BUY IN NEARBY MD.
Bungalow, rooms and bath, attached
garage; lot 93X165 oil heat. insulated
weather-stripped, elec. refrigeration; will
sell. $3.50: or completely furnished.
$3.50. For information, call Kensing-
ton 40
Evening star., 1940-05-26

THE ONLY 3-BEDRM. HOME AVAILABLE
in this community of beautiful brick
homes; suitable for Army officer. Built
closets. laundry chutes, auto. heat, gar,
screened porch; deep fenced lot; conv
everything; 10c bus. Price, $1,000; easy
Evening star., 1940-05-26

LOVELY 7-ROOM BRICK, 1la BATHS.
double garage. "a acre; ami: Ii minutes
to city. Call MR.. BOWEN. Chestnut
h2a4 5131 Col. pike. Arl.. Va.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

MILES D. Con pa WOODED ACRES
baths, 1O-month-old completely modern
house. hardwood floors. oil heat, auto;
hot water. insulated, weatheristrlpnEssd1 M3Es,s1
home and very unusual. Owner trans
ferred; Sl1.000. Easy terms. LAMBORN,
HOO2 Wilson blvd Chestnut 4213.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

S13 Union Trust Bldg. MA. $3.50.
Corner Que and lexington NE.
Entire second floor approx 8. 900 sa. IT,:
good light. heated: suitable for ONCE space,
light manufacturing. light storage; private
entrance: $3.50. Also approx. 1000 50. It.
on hrst floor. rear of building alley en-.
trance on grade; suited for garage manu-.
featuring or storage; solid concrete doors
S1OO.
WASHINGTON TRADE SCHOOL. INC,
Dupont 1576
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-16
WOVEN
WOVEN
Bed Spreads
SMART STYLE AT AN
EXTRA LOW PRICE
; ;.;': $1.19

Firm, heavy jacquard
weave, reversible. So good
looking and such a hug bar
Double bed size, "a x
los. Useful as a coverlet
too, 5 bed room colors,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-16
CRINKLE
Bed Spreads
98c each

Heavy weight, size 80 x
105. First quality, seam
less. Stripe pattern in i've
lovely colors, blue, green
gold, rose and orchid. Ex-
cellent for beach use.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-16
So Pc. Imported China
Dinner Sets $ll.75

A service for eight, decorated
with neat floral sprays and edged
with gold. 8 dinner plates, 8 bread
and butter plates, 8 coupe soup
plates. 8 fruit dishes, 8 cups, 8
saucers, 1 twelve inch platter. 1
vegetable dish, 1 sugar and 1
creamer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-16

Psaln pottery and floral de-
corated lamp bases, complete
with stretched silk shades. Love-
~ Tor occasional tables Or for
END tables. 1895 value.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-16

Double thread turkish towels . . They'll
stay soft and absorbent through endless
washings. Borde rim colors. Plan now to
for summer when extra guests ard swims
at the beach are such a strain on the towel
supply.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-16

q button length washable Cape
and Doeskin white gloves, the
tyne glove you need for this
season.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-16

There are about SO hats in this
group, all from our French room
stock, Reduced to clear. Come
earlv for the best selection.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-16
So pc. Dinner Set
$3.50

Attractive blue floral pattern
fruit pattern, and pantry shelf pat
tern for the red kitchen or break
fast room. S7.95 value. 8 luncheon
or dinner plates, 8 bread and but
ter plates, 8 coupe soup Plates .
fruit dishes, 8 cups, 8 saucers'- 1
platter, 1 serving dish, l sugar
and l creamer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-16

$2.98 value. Heavy quail
ity oyster linen with wide
stripe borders Of red, blue,
gold, and green.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-16

Large and roomy bags, beautiful
bright colors that will match any
spring frock. Light or dark PACK
grounds in print. Roman strlpes "
plain colors embroidered IN pllsn.
frame tone. pouch handle and large
FIAT nnderarm style. Also a big range
of all white.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-16

These fabrics are known for
their wearing qualities, and are
guaranteed washable. In pat
terms that are beautifully ar
ranged, and will blend in for
any occasion. 80 inches wide.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-16

Lamotex is fine silk treat
ed by a secret formula, in an
assortment Of many pastel
colors, with floral or nautical
designs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-16

A special stocking for this
special event. Beautiful IN
thread hose, shearer than
three-threads, but much more
durable than two-threads.
All New Summer Shades
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-24
Y. W. C.. A. News

Tea will be served today by the
Manor Park Chapter from 4 to S
o'clock. The music hour at O'Clock
will feature Thanksgiving musical
vesper with the choir of Western
Presbyterian Church.
The St. Adams Chapter will meet
at the Y. w. C. A. Monday at 1:30.
The Dupont Chapter will meet at
2:30. The Girl Reserve Glee Club
will rehearse at and the Elizabeth
Somers Glee Club at tbs pm There
will be an education council dinner
at 6. Allen j. White, executive Sec
rotary of the Friends Meeting Of
Washington, will speak at the re-
ligious seminar at 8 on Friends Re-
lief in Europe"
On Tuesday the Indoor outdoor
Club will have club supper at 6.
The Maids of Athens and the
Women's Trade Union League will
meet at 8.
The Young Married Women's
Club will meet on Wednesday for
luncheon at II. There will be a
WOIlu fellowship luncheon at IL .SU.
There will be an all-members meet
ing of the Xenos Club with special
skits presented by various interest
groups.
The Blue Triangle Club will meet
for club supper on Thursday. The
public affairs round table discussion
will continue on THE Problems of
the Refugee" At 8 o'clock there will
be panel discussion on THE Work.
ing Wife" The Thursday Night
Club will meet for club supper at 6.
The American Hellenic League will
have a carnival beginning at $3.50.
There will be a meeting of the
instrumental ensemble class on Fri
day. The Y. MY. w. C. A. dance of
the Y. w. c. A. will be held in
Barker Hall from 9 to IL.
The Girl Reserves will have
choir rehearsal for the Christmas
play on Saturday at 1920 am. The
Blue Triangle Club will have a win
ter carnival dance from 9 to IL.
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Traffic Safety Drive
Will Be Launched
Dec. | by EIks
Certificates Will Be
Awarded to LocoI
Tuxicub Drivers

Washington Lodge, 3. P. o. Elks,
will launch traffic safety campaign
on December l, under the direction
of Ambrose A. Durkin, esteemed
loyal knight and chairman of this
local Elks' Traffic Safety Committee.
The committee will award
safety certificates" TO more than
1900 local taxicab drivers who have
driven without an accident for the
past 80 days, and for each additional
month of safe and courteous driving
during the next year a star will be
awarded. At the end of this period.
each driver who has earned IL con-
secutive stars will be given perma-
nent gold certificate.
Mr. Durkin also announced that
an educational program will be
launched through the local newspa-
pers and over the various radios
concerning safe and courteous driv-
ing for District motorists.
Washington Elks on December l
will hold memorial services for more
than so members who died during
the past year. Robert S. Barrett,
Grand Lodge treasurer, will deliver
the main address in the Elks' lodge
room at pm. John E. Lynch, past
exalted ruler of Washington Lodge,
is chairman of the committee. Head
ed by L. Martin Young. exalted ruler.
the officers will conduct the regular
Elks' ritual at the services, to which
the public Is invited.
The Elks' Good Cheer Entertain
ers will present comedy and vaude-
vile show at Walter Reed Hospital
on Friday at 7:30 pm.
Philip U. Gayaut, past exalted
ruler, will go to Cumberland Lodge
to deliver the Elks' memorial adj
dress on December !.
The Skeet Club Of Washington
Lodge is continuing its weekly
shoots at O'Donnell's Farm on Marl-
boro Pike each Sunday. A new
clubhouse has just been completed.