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Evening star., 1940-01-07
RoyoI Arconum

Grand Regent Herman Wealthall
has returned from Ohio, where he
made his annual visitation to the
Grand Council of that State.
Oriental Council met last We'd
nesday, under the direction of
Regent William F. Ryan. j. H.
Pitts was appointed master of the
degree team. Entertainment was
furnished by the Boosters Quartet,
under the direction of Orator E. G.
King. This council meets January
II at 1414 I street NV.
Municipal Council will meet
January 10 at 1015 l. street NV.
for installation of officers. Supreme
Representative Henry A. Kulze will
be the installing officer. The degree
team will pay its annual visitation
to District Council on January 25.
Municipal Council meets January
"a.
The Booster Club will meet
January 18 at 1015 L street NV.
Refreshments and entertainment.
This meeting will be open to all
members and their guests.
Other council meetings this
month are: Kismet, January IL
and rs, and District, January Is.
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Knights of Columbus

Matthew ]. O'Callaghan, jr., grand
knight of Spalding Council, presided
last Thursday evening at the Knights
Of Columbus Club. Reports were
received from William G. Mcclure
on the work of his committee ar
ranging for the 41st anniversary of
the council to be held at the May
flower Hotel on April 18. The next
meeting will be held January 18.
James A. Sullivan, grand COM
mander of Alcantara Caravan, Order
of the Alhambra, presided over q
meeting at the Willard Hotel last
Wednesday evening. Final details for
the annual Alhambra ball, to be
held the latter part of this month
at the Willard Hotel, were completed.
Andrew L. Oehmann is In charge.
Deputy Supreme Commander for
Virginia Roy M. Perry and Deputy
Supreme Commander for Georgia
and Florida John B. Coyle, as we'll as
Grand Vizier Joseph M. McKenna,
spoke.
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dance and card party January 20
at the Chevy Chase Women's Club.
Harold Mowat and Mrs. Sarah Jarvis
are in charge of reservations. The
chapter will celebrate its 18th an
niversary January II at 8 pm.
Washington Centennial Chapter
will hold its annual card party and
dance February ! at Wardman Park
Hotel.
The Temple Auxiliary Committee
will meet at the home of Sue Huyett,
27l0 Woodley place NV, on jan
uary 8.
Bethany Chapters annual card
party and dance will be held at
Wardman Park Hotel on Feb
ruary 10.
The Bethany Social Boosters will
meet Thursday at 1411 Longfellow
street NV. at 8:15 pm.
Mrs. Elsie Douglas, junior past
matron, and George M. Rouzee,
Junior past patron of Gavel Chap
ter, entertained their officers and
their husbands and the chairmen of
the various committees of 1899 at
dinner at, the Shoreham Hotel on
December 20. Each officer received
gift.
Mrs. Alice L. Golladay, matron,
announces last Tuesday night re-
ception was held for the new officers,
followed by dancing and refresh
ments.
The Star Point Society will have
its annual banquet January 9 at the
Bamboo Gardens.
The Budget Committee will meet
January 10 at the home of Mrs. Alice
Golladay, 9O3 Eleventh street NE.
The Matrons and Patrons Asso-
citation will have its annual banquet
January 10 at the Lotus.
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DAUGHTERS Of America

Loyalty Council will install the
following officers on Wednesday at
Northeast Masonic Temple: Coun-
cilor, Margaret Bragan; associate
councillor, Jane Simpson; vice coun-
cilor, Pearl Eaton; associate vice
councillor, Margaret Castronuovo:
recording secretary, Julia Columbus,
reelected; assistant recording Sec
retary, Viola Frazier, reelected;
financial secretary, Eunice Gettings,
reelected; treasurer, Claude Lam
bert, reelected; conductor, Cath
crime Sager; warden, Faye Gibbs;
inside sentinel, Dorothy Frazier;
outside sentinel, Carrie Bryant;
trustee, Robert Shumate; drill mis-
tress, Louise Grubbs.
The past councillors will assist in
the candlelight installation service.
Mrs. E. Viola Thompson will be the
installing officer, assisted by Past
Councillors JAMIE Fenner and Carrie
Anderson as fagbearers.
At the last meeting of the Depu-
ties Association the following Of
ficers were installed: President,
Lillian Martin; associate president,
Grace Reed; vice president, Eunice
Gettings; associate vice president,
Josephine Herbert; recording secre-
tary, Mable Downing; assistant
recording secretary, Maude Brad
burn; financial secretary, Lou Meh-
Ter; treasurer, Ethel Windsor; con-
ductor, Jessie Lowe; warden, Pearl
Wolfe; inside sentinel, Nella Bell;
outside sentinel, Harriet Fairall;
trustees, Rose Wells, Cora Jones and
Edna Gather; Junior past president,
Anna M. 1nscou; associate Junior
past president, Julia Columbus.
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Columbia Lodge
OF Odd Fellows
|nstaI|s CoIvin
Stoff Of Golden Rule
Chapter Conducts
RituoI; Other Elections

Rufus B. Colvin was installed a.
noble grand of Columbia Lodge,
Independent order Of Odd Fellows.
by Past Grand Master A. S. Custer
and his staff from Golden Rule
Lodge.
other officers installed were: 8.
Dildine, vice grand; S. G. Taylor,
treasurer; William A. Hutcheson.
financial secretary; r. E. Michel,
recording secretary; H. G. Moore,
warden; Earl D. Harrell, conductor:
Joseph N. Strobe, chaplain; E. E.
Walsh, right supporter to noble
grand; A. F. Nebel, left supporter
to noble grand ,%Victor K. johnson.
right supporter to vice grand; Clar-
ence r. Williams, left supporter to
vice grand; Alton Ayerill, inside
guardian; Otto F. Smith, outside
guardian; William F. Zimmerman,
instructor; S. c. Taylor, degree di-
rector; M. F. Zepp, assistant degree
director; William C. Ingleton, Jr.,
custodian.
Harmony Lodge elected the fol-
lowing officers; Ralph McConomy,
noble grand; Clayton A. Bean, vice
grand; F. r. Leman, recording Sec
retary; j. A. Kurz, treasurer. This
lodge celebrated its Tooth anniver-
sary at the last meeting. Past
Grand Master Roscoe jenkins and
]. E. Sim, grand secretary Of Mary
land, spoke. Entertainment by j.
Nelson Anderson, tenor; Lauretta
Bombara, pianist; Hugo Buona-
guria, violinist, and R. E. Myers,
bass. Deputy Grand Master Ash
land F. Harland was master Of cere-
monies.
Friendship Lodge elected j. w.
Martin noble grand, Edward Watts
vice grand. Edgar w. Parks record
ing secretary, Thomas A. Beckett
financial secretary and Harry K.
johnson treasurer.
Columbian Encampment will hold
installation January 10. Past Chief
Patriarch Frederick w. Schumacher
and associate officers will install the
following officers: C. L. Coombs.
chief patriarch; E. A. Mothershead,
senior warden; Rufus B. Colvin, jun
ior warden; F. D. Seiffort, scribe;
A. F. Nebel, treasurer, and William
c. Ingleton, high priest.
Fred D. Stuart and Magenenu En-
campments will hold a joint install
lation January g. Officers for Fred
D. Stuart are: Charles L. Cooper,
jr, chief patriarch; H. F. Hefley,
senior warden: John Covan, scribe,
and Charles B. Lampe, treasurer.
Magenenu Encampment: c. Lewis
Cooper, chief patriarch; Ralph E.
McConomy, senior warden; S. r.
Candano, Junior warden; Roscoe
jenkins. scribe; John J. Kelly, high
priest, and G. A. Murrison, treas
urer. Past Grand Patriarch l.. l..
Beazley and staff of officers from
Columbian Encampment will be the
installation officers.
Past Grand R. M. Woodruff and
associate officers will install officers
OF Mount Nebo Encampment jan
uary Is. They are: o. w. Young
blood, chief patriarch; j. Hurwitz,
senior warden; Willard w. Jones.
high priest; William L. Ford. scribe.
and Frederick w. Schumacher.
treasurer.
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Knights Of st. John
Ladies' Auxiliary

The quarterly meeting of District
No. was held Wednesday at the
Knights of Columbus auditorium
with the president. Mrs. Wilfred p.
Ross, presiding. The yearly report
OF the Audit Committee was given
by Mrs. De Montfredy. Mrs. Ross
announced that the headquarters
for the convention would be at the
Hotel Seneca in Rochester, N. Y.
Mrs. Anna Ryan and Mrs. Cornelia
Jones were appointed chairman and
vice chairman, respectively, of the
Convention Hotel and Transporter
tion Committee. It ives c.-ees to
sponsor an evening on the Rev.
John K. Cartwrights Catholic Radio
Hour at the Church of the Immacu-
late Conception, date to be an
nounced later. The Rev. Louis F.
Miltenberger, chaplain, spoke on
Living Again the Passion Of Christ
at Mass" and instructed the group
on Preparation of the Sick Table"
st. AIMS, Immaculate Concep-
ton, and Church Of the Assumption
auxiliaries, hosts for the meeting,
presented many gifts. Refreshments
were served. Hosts for the next
quarterly meeting are: st. Martins,
Holy Comforter and st. GabrieIs
auxiliaries.
A meeting of the Building Fund
Committee will be held tomorrow
in the knights OF Columbus Club
at 8 pm.
A post Christmas party will be
held by Holy Comforter Auxiliary
following the meeting on January
II at the Knights Of Columbus Hall.
Mrs. Anna Bussius is in charge Of
arrangements and will be assisted
by Mrs. Rose Dillon, Mrs. Ger
trude Bresnahan and Mrs. Teddy
Thomson.
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Women Of the Moose

The Membership and MooSehaven
Committees of Columbia Chapter
will meet at Moose Hall Tuesday at
8 pm. Mrs. Louise Albaugh, men,
bership chairman, will make plans
for initiation of a class on jan
uary 26.
The Child Care and Training
Committee, of which Mrs. Emily
Orgel is chairman, will sponsor a
luncheon at 1414 Eye street NV.
January II, l pm.
Mrs. Howard J. Clark, senior re-
gent, has issued a special call for
q full attendance of the membership
on January II to make arrange
ments for the reception of visiting
chapters at the midwinter confer
ence to be held at the Mayflower
Hotel In February.
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Y. w. G. A. News
The tea today will b

The tea today will be from 4 to S
o'clock. The Symphonic Choir Of
the Department of Agriculture, of
which DR.. Walter Bauer is the con-
ductor, will present the musical
program from 5 to 6 o'clock. The
choir is directed by Ruth Morgan
and Carol Wagner is the accom-
panist.
The Cleveland Park Chapter will
meet Monday at 2:30 In the Cleve-
land Park clubhouse. A book re-
view will be featured.
The Elizabeth Somers Glee Club
will rehearse Monday at tbs in
preparation for a program of the
Federation of Music Clubs and the
Cause and Cure of War Conference
on January %.
A "book chat" by Helen Stein
barger of the Public Library will be
the feature of the Tuesday Dinner
Group. Dinner at $50. Business
women are welcome.
Tryouts for the forthcoming play,
Blackberry Branch" to be pre-
sented by the Blue Triangle Club
will be held on Tuesday at 7:45.
Miss Gretchen Thurber is in charge.
The xenos Club calls attention
to new interests groups beginning
In handcrafts this week. The club
meets every Wednesday from z to
$50. Next Wednesday a panel dis
cussion on Propaganda Analysis"
at O'Clock will be the feature.
Mount Pleasant Chapter will meet
Thursday at 1:30 at GA E street
NV.
The Blue Triangle Club will meet
at Sis on Thursday for exercises,
supper at and sports at Z. At 8
there will be a talk on ''The Work
of the Federal Bureau of Investi-
CATION"
The Public Affairs Round Table
for business girls will begin a new
study on Labor Organization and
Labor Legislation" on Thursday
from Z to 8 O'Clock.
The Instrumental Ensemble will
meet on Friday at Z. ...
Bridge classes for home women
will begin on Monday from 2 to 4
for slow beginners and on Tuesday
from 2 to 4 for fast beginners. Mrs.
Hannah G. Hill is the instructor Of
these groups. The course includes
eight lessons.
Evening star., 1940-01-07
Sons and Daughters
Of Liberty

Washington Council met with
Past Councillor Mrs. Margaret Gar
rison presiding. The annual Christ
mas party was presided owed by Past
Councillors Elizabeth Deakins and
Carrie R. Anderson. The applica-
ton of L. w. Bernstein was received
for membership. Tomorrow night
at 935 G place NV. the following
officers will be installed by Deputy
State Councillor Mrs. Sue Mehaffie:
Councillor, A. Don Morocco; asso-
ciate councillor, Mrs. Bertha Brown;
vice councillor, Mrs. Elizabeth Dea-
kins; associate vice councillor, Mrs.
jamie Fenner; guide, Mrs. Alees
Anderson; associate recording Sec
retary, Mrs. Clarice Blankenship;
inside guard, Mrs Leahbelle Talia-
ferro; outside guard, Mrs. Roberta
Howard Barnes, and trustee, l8
months, Mrs. Elsie D. Fillmen. Mrs.
Mary E. Nichols and Mrs. Hannah
Stakeholder will take their stations
as junior past councillor and asso-
ciate Junior past councillor, re-
spectively. A New Year party will
take place.
Evening star., 1940-01-07
Masonic Bodies
Announce Full Week
OF Activities
Joppo Lodge to Hear
Representative Van
Zundt Tomorrow

Oscar w. Gearhart, master of
Joppa Masonic Lodge, announces
that following a short business ses-
sion tomorrow evening, Representa-
tive Van Zandt of Pennsylvania will
deliver an address. Refreshments
will follow. All master Masons are
invited
Arthur B. Hansen, master of Daw-
son Lodge, announces the F. G. de-
gree will be conferred tomorrow
evening with Junior Warden Carl
F. Hermann presiding and Senior
Steward Clifford Jones delivering
the lecture.
Samuel B. Reeder, high priest of
Bridghtwood Royal Arch Chapter,
announces the past masters and the
most excellent masters degrees will
be conferred on three candidates
Tuesday evening. This is the 5Oth
anniversary of the chapter and
plans are under way for its cele-
bration.
Benjamin D. Schneider, master of
Warren G.. Harding Lodge, an
nounces the M. M. degree will be
conferred Wednesday evening.
William w. Waller, master of East
Gate Lodge, announces a rehearsal
on F. G. degree will be held Wednes-
day evening.
Petworth Lodge Fellowcraft Club
will meet Tuesday at the home of
Past Master Carl Gardner, 4O8
Emerson street NV. Election of
officers.
Woodbridge Royal Arch Chapter
will honor its past high priests at
memorial service on Tuesday at 2O29
Rhode Island avenue NE. The pro-
gram has been arranged by Russell
G. Young, Julius G. Lovelace, Will
liam H. Hosterman, Henry F. Hill
and Harvey w. Goddard.
Federal Lodge will confer the E. A.
degree Tuesday evening. Senior
Decon R. Clifton Stello will preside
In the East. Master Arthur F..
Middleton announces a Sunday
school night will be held January
%, when Past Grand Master Gratz
E. Dunkum will be the principal
speaker.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Lamb
skin Club will meet Thursday at
Northeast Masonic Temple for elec-
tion of officers.
TrestlebOard.
Monday-Dawson, F. c.; Stans-
bury, social; Joppa, business and
Government Printing Office night;
Benjamin Franklin, social; Mount
Vernon, Royal Arch, business; Ana
costa, Royal Arch, business.
Tuesday-Federal, business; Aca-
cia, business; Takoma, business;
Samuel Gompers, business; Mount
Horeb Royal Arch, business: Poto-
mac Royal Arch, business; Bright
wood Royal Arch, Past and Most
Excellent Master degrees; Wood
mandery, business.
Wednesday-Harmony, business;
Warren G.. Harding, M. M; Chevy
Chase, business; Brightwood, busi-
ness; WaShington-Naval Royal
Arch, business; Washington Com
mandry, business.
Thursday-New Jerusalem, busi-
ness; George c. Whiting, business
and social; Temple Noyes, business;
Cathedral, business; Washington
Royal Arch, business; William r.
Singleton Royal Arch, business.
Friday-St. Johns, business; Hope,
business; Eureka Royal Arch, busi-
ness; Capitol Royal Arch, business;
Mount Pleasant Royal Arch, busi-
ness.
Saturday-Grand Lodge School
Of Instruction.
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Woodbridge Royal Arch Chapter
will honor its past high priests at a
memorial service on Tuesday at 2O29
Rhode Island avenue NE. The pro-
gram has been arranged by Russell
G. Young, Julius G. Lovelace, Will
liam H. Hosterman, Henry F. Hill
and Harvey w. Goddard,
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Petworth Lodge Fellowcraft Club
will meet Tuesday at the home of
Past Master Carl Gardner, 4O8
Emerson street NV. Election of
officers.
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Federal Chapter installed its Of
ficers with Associate Grand Matron
Minnie Burdine as installing officer,
assisted by Past Grand Patron Theo-
dore Lewis, Past Grand Matron
Elizabeth Rhine, grand marshal:
Past Grand Matron Louise Kreglow,
grand chaplain; Mable Lewis, grand
orRanist;; william E. Birgfeld, grand
Evening star., 1940-01-07

On Tuesday Columbia Chapter
will hold a reception at the Joppa
Lodge Hall for its newly installed
officers, followed by dancing and
refreshments.
Matron Grace l.. Goddard an
nounces that the annual dance and
card party will be held January II
at the Wardman Park Hotel. For
card party table reservations call
Mrs. Ellen M. G. Gordon.
The matron entertained her
officers, committee chairmeu and
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Federal Lodge will confer the E. A.
degree Tuesday evening. Senior
Decon R. Clifton Stello will preside
In the East. Master Arthur F..
Middleton announces Sunday
school night will be held January
%, when Past Grand Master Gratz
E. Dunkum will be the principal
speaker.
Evening star., 1940-01-07

men of the committees at supper
last evening at 252 Oglethorpe
street NV.
Cathedral Chapter will meet Wed
nesday evening at $500 Sixteenth
street NV. There will be a recep-
ton to the new officers, entertain
ment and refreshments.
At the last meeting Past Grand
Matron Jessie w. Cowles installed
the officers. Past Matron Phoebe r
Lightner served as grand marshal,
Past Matron Alice M. Taylor as
grand conductress and Mrs. Mar
garet H. Gahan as grand organist.
The appointive officers are chap
lain, Mrs. Jessie Newton; marshal
Mrs. Portia Swami; organist, Mrs
Elinor S. Kozel; Adah, Mrs. Helen
Truscott: Ruth, Mrs. Helen Crowder
Esther, Mrs. Grace Johnson; Martha
Miss Carolyn Casey; Electa, Mrs
Elizabeth Smith; sentinel, Charles
F.. Parker.
Junior Past Matron Edith l.
Young was presented with a past
matron,s Jewel by Mrs. Margaret
Burgess and Junior Past Patron
Harry s. Burgess was presented
with a gift from the chapter by
Associate Matron Geneva K. Perry
Mrs. Emma M. Jones, matron
Hope Chapter, announces a re.
hearsal for officers Tuesday at 5:3(
pm. at the New Masonic Temple
At the meeting on January 10 re.
ception will be rendered the new of
ficers.
The Ways and Means Committee
Of Joppa Lodge Chapter will hole
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The Ways and Means Committee
Of Joppa Lodge Chapter will hold
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William w. Waller, master of East
Gate Lodge, announces a rehearsal
on F. c. degree will be held Wednes-
day evening.
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Matron Esther K. Hawkins Of
Trinity Chapter announces the Aux
iliary Home Board will meet at the
home of Doris E. Riley, 5724 Fourth
street NV, on Tuesday evening.
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Benjamin D. Schneider, master of
Warren G. Harding Lodge, an
nounces the M. M. degree will be
conferred Wednesday evening.
Evening star., 1940-04-05
Federation Leader Hits
Jones Farm Credit Bill
BY the Associated Press.

by tne ASSoclated PreSS.
A representative of the American
Farm Bureau Federation expressed
belief yesterday that the pending
Jones farm credit bill would transfer
control of farm credit problems from
the field, where It belongs," to Fed
eral officials in Washington.
r. E. Short, president of the
Arkansas unit of the federation,
told the House Agriculture Commit
tee that farmers ARE much bettre
qualified to handle the problem"
Chairman Jones observed that the
Agriculture Committee had a good
record against Capitalization of
authority in Washington and asked
Mr.. Short to submit any amend
ments to the measure which he
thought might meet his objections.
The bill would reduce interest on
Federal Land Bank loans from S
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per cent to per cent, would re-
finance land bank commissioner
loans and give farm credit officials
here broad authority to adjust out
standing farmer loans.
Ezra T. Benson, executive secre-
tary of the National Council of
Farmer Co-operatives, told the COM
mittee his organization was opposed
to any weakening of the co-opera-
tive features of the land bank sys-
TEN.
Evening star., 1940-04-05
Migrant Farmers
Are Grand People,
Mrs. Roosevelt Says
Want to Go Back to Lund
And Should Be Placed
There, She Believes
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, April S.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt says
~really fine and grand people" make
up CALIFORNIA; vast population of
migratory farm workers and any
place with sufficient land to sup
port them would be darn lucky
to have these refugees as home
steaders."
Mrs. Roosevelt expressed these
views to interviewers yesterday, but
stressed that she was not attempt
ing to tell California how to solve
Its migrant problem.
THE people of California know
best what to do about the migrant
situation" she said II am not ad-
vising them. But I do say that
these (migranD people are good and
courageous and fine citizens"
Mrs. Roosevelt, who visited a Fed.
eral migrant camp in the San
Joaquin Valley Wednesday, sug-
gested that these migrants want
to go back to the land, and that is
where they should be placed"
An influx of migrants, estimated
as high as 100000, from unpro-
ductive Midwestern farms has
caused serious relief and housing
problems in the States vast Gen.
trail Valley, where most OF them
settled.
Mrs. Roosevelt said she had seen
leaflets urging destitute farmers to
desert their barren Midwestern
farms and move into California.
"It seems to me that the tax
payers should ask who distributed
those leaflets and for what pur-
roses," Mrs. Roosevelt declared.
She told of a woman with three
children in the San Joaquin Valley
camp. whom she described as typ
ical of the migrant wives.
This young mother wore a nice,
clean apron" the First Lady re-
lated. Her hair was well kept. She
supervised tent home in which
were two beds and a stove.
The beds had clean, white sheets.
The floor was spotless. The stove
was badly battered, but the woman
did not complain. I looked at her
and said, 'Golly, would I have the
nerve to maintain her standards
under these conditions?"
Evening star., 1940-04-05
Model Aircraft on Display

More than TOO model aircraft will
be displayed today in a city-wide
exhibit sponsored by the Communi-
ty Center Playground Department
at Banneker Junior High School
A six-reel motion picture furnished
by the Army Air Corps will be
shown in the school auditorium to-
night. Hours of the exhibit are
from to S pm. and again from
7 to 10 pm.
Evening star., 1940-04-05
Navy Selection Board
Will Meet April IS

A Selection Board will convene at
the Navy Department April Is to
recommend officers of the Medical
Corps for advancement, it was an
nounced yesterday. Selections will
be for promotion to lieutenant COM
manders and lieutenants.
Capt. Robert E. Hoyt will be presi-
dent of the board, and Comdr.
Stephen r. Mills will act as recorder.
Members will include Capts. Harry
A. Garrison, John B. Pollard, Will
liam j. Riddick, William H. Michael
and John Harper, all of the Medical
Corps,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-07
GROVER U KILLED

SHELBY, Nov. g. Up Boyd
Turner, 10, of Grover, fell from
the back of a truck today and was
killed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-07
BRUNSWICK DEMOS
PLAN MOTORCYCLE
Will Tour County Tonight In
celebration Of Victory
In The Election

co17THPORT, Nov. 6.-With dem
.ora+s of Southport celebrating to-
-iobt their victories in the general
.,oc+ion Tuesday, party leaders made
.,.ns for a "victory Motorcade''
+broughout Brunswick county to-
morrow night.
Between So and 40 cars, decorated
With flags and banners, will be in
+be motorcade. All democrats are
invited to participate.
With Sheriff Dillon Ganey and
bic DEPUTIES marshaling the parade,
.ha cars will leave Southport on
tigbwav SOB for Winnabow where
thew will travel to Powell's Service
station on highway II. Returning the
narade will go by Winnabow, b.
Iivia. Supply, Shallotte, Grissette-
tovn, Hickman's Cross Roads, Ashe
and back to Shallotte.
The parade will leave Southport
at $50 o'clock and reach Shallotte
at SIS o'clock.
There will be no speeches alon-
the route.
Democratic party leaders in
Brunswick who arranged the pa
rade have asked that all democrats
ioin in celebrating the national,
state and local victories at the
polls.