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Evening star., 1940-12-03
Metropolis Citizens Back
Cross-Town Bus Proposal

Approval Of a proposed cross-town
bus line to link upper Northwest with
Northeast Washington was voted by
the Metropolis View Citizens Asso-
citation at its meeting last night.
Phillip Wagshaw was appointed by
Vincent P. Boudren, president Of the
association, as committee to confer
with the several interested citizens
associations and investigate further
the suggested route across town.
The new loading platforms and
transfer point at Fourth street and
Rhode Island avenue NE were dis
cussed Numerous suggestions were
made but no decisions were reached
and Jack Cunningham, Saviour
Sidotti and Frank j. Lupac were
appointed committee to study the
matter.
Arrangements for the community
Christmas tree lighting parade was
announced It will be held 7:30 pm.
December %, starting at Seventh
and Franklin streets N E. and ending
at the st. Vincent's School, where a
program has been arranged featur-
ing James E. Collifiower, president
of the Board of Trade, as principal
speaker. A dance to raise funds to
decorate the tree will be held to-
morrow evening at the American
Legion, Bunker Hill Post Hall, 902
Monroe street NE
Thirty-six new members were ad-
mitted into the organization, which
met in the Crosgy S. Noyes School.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Gambling Raids Net 10
Near Fort Meade Grounds
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FERNDALE, Md, Dec. 3.-A COM
plant from Fort Meade that Balti-
more gamblers were frequenting the
vicinity of the Army post on paydays
resulted in fines yesterday for 10 col
ored men arrested in weekend raids,
The fines, for disorderly conduct,
were imposed by Magistrate John
Demyan.
The raids were led by Chief John
Souers of Anne Arundel County
police, assisted by Sergt. William l..
Brown and Sergt. Walter Muster
man. A Fort Meade military police
man, Sergt. william Carter, assisted
In one raid.
Chief Souers said Fort Meade Off
cials had told him that professional
gamblers came around on paydays,
met project employees as they left
the paymasters' windows and en-
gagged them in dice games. Four
games were raided in a patch OF
woods just off the reservation and
one on the reservation itself.
The officers said from 25 to &c
men were engaged in each. The
project workmen were released
Capt. Souers warned that his men
would visit the fort each Friday
Besides $50 pairs of loaded" dice
seized in these initial raids, $50 in
cash was confscated and turned
over to the county treasurer, police
said.
Evening star., 1940-12-03

Z Students Elected
To Phi Beta Kappa al
George Washington
Group Is Largest Ever
Taken In by Chapter;
One Is q Junior

Twelve students at George Wash
lngton University have been elected
to membership In Phi Beta Kappa
the national honor society in the
liberal arts, the largest number
elected at one time since the chap
ter was established.
In making this announcement
the university said that the stu
dents, who include II seniors and
l junior, will be initiated at cere-
monies by the Alpha Chapter oi
the District Of Columbia, Decem-
bers 8.
The students are Anna Virginia
Appich, 621 @ street SW.; Audrey
Chew, 5000 Cathedral avenue NV;
Nicholas T. Cokenias. 4425 Four
teenth street NV: Charles Corker
2511 Q street NV; Anne Elledge
2515 University place: Marjorie Hite
Hattie M. Strong Hall, at the uni
versity; Marie Roberta Jorolemon
5444 Thirty-second street NV;
Roye L. Lowry, 203l F street NV;
Clyde L. Manschreck, 2111 H street
NV; Mary Brooks Robertson, 2OOC
H street NV; Leonard Small, 1908
I street NV, and George H. Smith
1871 Seventeenth street NV.
Although students must have q
scholastic average Of midway be-
tween A and B to qualify for men,
bership. election to Phi Beta Kappa
Is not based solely on attainment
Of high brades In courses. From the
list of eligibles final selection is
made, 1t was explained. ION the
basis of evidence of creative mental
powers. character and indications OF
future intellectual and cultural dis
tinction and social usefulness"
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Norwegian Official
To Talk on Invasion

DR.. Carl Evang, public health
director of Norway, will lecture on
what Happened in Norway Dur
ing the German INVASION" Thurs
day at BIS pm. at the Women's
Club of Chevy Chase. He will ap-
pear under the auspices OF the
Goucher College Club of Washing
ton, with the proceeds being divided
between the Norwegian relief fund
and the college scholarship fund.
DR.. Evang's lecture will be illus
trated by pictures taken in Norway
at the time of the invasion. The
program will include entertainment
by Mrs. Sola Holmen, who will sing
Norwegian songs.
Mrs. Albert M. Armstrong, presi-
dent of the Goucher Club, IS IN
charge of arrangements.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Aero Club to Meet

Gill Robb Wilson. president Of
the National Aeronautic Association,
will speak on Civil Aviation in the
Defense Program" at a melting of
the Washington Aero Club Friday
at 8 pm. at the Raleigh Hotel.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
6. P. O. Dance Saturday

The Government Printing Office
Recreational and Welfare Associa-
tion will hold q dance Saturday
night in the grand ballroom Of the
Raleigh Hotel from to l o'clock,
Alfred A. Cohan, chairman of the
Committee on Arrangements, an
nounced today.
Evening star., 1940-12-03
ADVERTISEMENT.
Ewes Sore? Tired?

Here's prompt relief! Baths eyes with
Lavoptik. Burning. Inflammation. SORE
ness, tired feeling. itching from local
soothes, refreshes. No harmful drugA
8 years success. Get Lavoptik today,
0ys-eup includedl All druggistA
Evening star., 1940-12-03
Record Job PIacemen
In Private Industry
Reported by kcNutt
$4,000 Get Employment
Through State Offices
During October

Federal Security Administrator
Paul V. McNutt today announced
that more jobs had been filled In
private industry by the State en-
ployment Offices in October than
In any other month in the history
of the United States Employment
Service.
Continuing impetus of the ma
tional defense program, plus fur
ther seasonal gains in employment
he said, resulted in record total
of $4,000 private placements
which was an all-time high, top
ping the previous record of October
1899, by 10 per cent.
In the District of Columbia, it
was announced there had been a
total of SIT complete placements
including 4,581 private and 500 pub
lie. The private figures showed a
gain of 14.5 per cent from Septem-
ber and 1873 per cent from October
last year. Regular" placements
listed for lover one month" were
1855.
Applications Increase.
Applications in the District rose
to 13,437 in October, which was an
increase of 1877 per cent over Sep
tember and 2S.8 per cent over
October, 1899. The "active file
here stood at 27,2Oe October 81. a
gain of 25 per cent from September
30, 1910.
Maryland reported complete
placements of $3.50, including 4,543
private, which was an increase of
234 per cent over September, 1910
and 34.S over October, 1899. Appli-
cations in Maryland in October
were 1888, a decrease from both
the previous month, and compare
BILE 1899 month, bringing the active
file down to So, 800.
Virginia reported complete place
ments of 8,479, including 1853 pri-
vate, which was decrease OF 7.8
per cent from September, 1910, and
an increase of 45.2 from October,
1899. The Virginia applications
were 1892, decrease, bringing
the active file down to 44,287.
Record Supplementary Placement.
The Social Security Board, of
which the United States Employ
ment Service is a part, also re-
ported to Mr.. McNutt a new record
of 100000 supplementary place
ments during October for the coun-
try, rejecting the peak demand for
agricultural labor on harvesting
operations. supplementary place
ments are those in which the en-
ployment office performs some but
not all of the steps necessary to
bring the worker and employer to-
gether.
In addition, the State employ
ment offices reported a sharp rise
in the number of Government jobs
filled-the result of large-scale
placements on defense construction
projects. More than $1,000 public
placements were made, most OF
them on jobs at cantonments, air.
ports and similar projects. BY the
end of October, the United States
Employment Service had less than
4,7OO,OOO job seekers registered as
actively seeking work, the lowest
level since November, 1887.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-04
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