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Evening star., 1940-08-11
6. W. Team Reaches
For Women's S Net
League Bunting

Sporting a record of "a victories
in Al matches, George Washington's
team apparently has cinched top
honors in the Women's Tennis
League. Final results, however, will
not be announced until all matches
have been reported.
Doris Rothwell played two Of the
longest matches of the week and
won both. The Wardman player
defeated Jean McGregor of Rock
Creek in the first, 2-6, So, 81,
and later went three sets to defeat
Martha Richwin of the pacemaking
Colonials, 60, 6-8, 81.
Team standings and individual
results:
Evening star., 1940-08-11

Frank Small Motors VS.. Miller Furri-
ture, North Ellipse.
J. C. Flood VS.. Packard-Washingtc
South E1liose.
Section III AMI PM)
st. Francis Xavier VS.. Atchison-Kel,s..
South Elipse.
Plaza Tile and Marble VS.. Terminal les
East Elli2se.
Capital Cafe draws bye.
Junior Division G-3 P.M)
Woodbridge A C. vs. Police No f. North
Ellipse.
Naiman Photos vs. Cardinal A. C., Soutl
Ellipse.
Friendship House VS.. Kneesi Cubs, E. st
Ellipse.
.Uline Ice VS.. Southeast Boys Club. West
Ellipse.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Patterson Joins Boyd
As Steelers' Battery
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 10. The
crack Patterson to Boyd passing
combination which carried Baylor
to championship honors in the
Southwest Conference during 1887
and 1888 will be on display in
the National Professional Football
League this season.
President Arthur Rooney of the
Pittsburgh Steelers announced to-
day he had given to the Chicago
Bears the opportunity to take the
Steelers' first pick in the draft next
year in exchange for Billy Patter-
son.
Sam Boyd, the receiving end of
the combination, was the Steelers
outstanding end last season and
should work better with his former
teammate tossing to him.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Smith in Virginia Tennis

LYNCHBURG, Va, Aug. 10 (P.-
G. Alphonse Smith, bald veteran
from Alexandria, and Landon G.
Buchanan, .up-and-coming Univer-
sity of Virginia netter from Glade
Springs, head the list of entries
for the sixth annual Virginia State
Closed Tennis Tournament, OPEN
ing here August 81.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
War Doesn't Halt
British Soccer
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GLASGOW, Scotland, Aug. 10.
The Scottish soccer season
opened today - war notwith-
standing.
There was a strong sprinkling
of players from English clubs,
rejecting the impossibility of
assembling full Scottish lineups.
Many famous players were in
uniform or engaged in war work.
England's soccer season begins
August 81.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Three Swimmers Star
In 18th Street Meet

Russell Nesbitt set the pace In
the Twelfth Street Y. M. c. AS
monthly swimming meet yesterday,
carrying off top honors in two spe
cial events-an underwater swim
and egg and spoon race
Bradford Tatum scored a double
in the senior division. winning the
50-yard free style and breaststroke
races and Louis johnson duplicated
the stunt in the midget section with
victories in the free style and bal
loon race.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Amity in Top Spot

Amity team of the Odd Fellows
Softball League is in top spot with
a percentage of 875, having lost
but one of the eight games played.
Other standings are Friendship,
five wins and two defeats; Junior
Lodge, As; Columbia No. 10, 2-5,
and Columbian, 2-6.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Seeks Week. Day TiIts

Packard Washington unlimited
baseball team wants bookings for
weekday. games with strong teams
In or near the District. Contact
Peter sassi at Sterling 9es7 between
8 an. and pm.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Shoughnessy Takes 72-Gouge
Skeet Championship; Deyoe
Tops D.C.> Maryland Men

team broke 1910 out of l $50 targets
with Deyoe. Rapley, George. Singer
and Watson in their lineup.
The National Capital Pheasant
Club. class B entry, wound up with
lilo.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Studebuker at Bryontown

Don Goodman's Studebaker
Champions will assemble at noon
at Sixteenth and u streets before
proceeding to Bryantown, Md, for
a game with the Bluejays at 3
o'clock.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-05-09

from ua
a matter OF moe1 q
US to clasp hands -s-.AU "4v.l our brothers
and thus to approach the Father together. rules
out all selfish isolation in religion. Before God
no man stands alone. Before the All-seeing he is
surrounded by the spiritual throng of all to he
stands related and far, all whom he loves or
hates, whom he serves oppresses, whom he wrongs
or saves. We nth ellomen in all our
needs We are one in our sin and salvation.
"The three petition wi tn Wh ch the prayer begins
express the great desire which fundamental in
the heart and mind of Jesus: Hallowed be thy name.
Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done, as in heaven,
so on earth. Togeth er, they express his yearning
faith in the possibility of reign of God earth
in which his shall be hal lowed and hi will be
done. They look forward to the ultimate perfection
of the common life of humanity this earth, and
pray for the divine revo1uti on Whi ch is to bring
that about.
"There is request here that be saved from
earthliness and go to heaven Mi ch has been the
great object of churchly reli on. We pray here
heaven may be duplicated earth through the moral
and spiritual transformation of humanity, both in
Its pc rsonal units and It's corporate life. No form
of religion has ever interpreted this prayer Alright
which did not have loving understanding for the
plain daily relations of men, and living faith in
their possible spiritual nobi lity.
sand no has outgrom the crude sci fl shness of
reli ous imma turity who has not flowed Jesus
setting this desire for the social salvation of man
kind ahead of all personal desires. with that
standing say that the remaining positions
deal WI personal needs"
His di scussion of these we will reserve for the
coming week.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-05-09
s. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
WILL ATTEND BREAKFAST

Some thirty five Greenbelt Will attend the
Hail. Mt Raiier, on Sunday morning. tn This ' viii 1a'ee be
the first annual Communion breakfast to be held by
the Prince Georges Council #28o9 of the X. of C.
Leo j. Fealy Chaplain of the Council and Pastor of
Holy Redeemer Church in Berwyn, is in charge of
arrangements for the breakfast.
The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered at
1900 Am. with Father Fealy the celebrant, lat
which time all membership of the council will
ceive Holy Communion in body. Following Mass,
breakfast will be served special speaker for the
occasion has been invited from Washington and it is
expected that several Knights of Columbus from Wash
ington will also attend.
Greebelt is we'll represented in the membership
of Prince Georges Council land in addition, two Off
of the 'councilr local residents. william
F. Culliney is financial secretary and Bernard Jones
is treasurer. other officers in Greenbelt the
Grand Knight, Casear L. Ae1lo, and H.Winship Wheat
ley, Jr., State's Attorney for Prince Georges Cou
ty who is advocate of the council.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-05-09

c
The following rates have been suggested for
of Swimming Pool, Tennis Courts and Boating
during the 1910 season:
sWlnlNG POOL
Annual Pass Fami ly 9. e. 80 90
Annual Pass One Person 500
Monthly Pass Family 3.75
Monthly Pass One Person 200
Passes for one-half month may be One-half
purcha sed on or after the 10th the regular
of each month at monthly price
Single Admi ssions Adults ... .35
Single Admissi ons Under 10 years 30
Strips of 10 Adult Tickets 2.5o
Strips Of 10 childra's Tickets. l.5o
Children under six years No
IF accompan led by adult) charge
Annual and Monthly passes sold only to resi-
dents of Greenbelt.
Passes sold for the month of June will be lpr1-
ored for any days the pool is open prior to June
Passes sold for the month of August will be
honored for any days the pool is open after Aug
ust 3ls
Towels .... 10
The season will open on Memorial Day and
close Labor Day.
use OF Boats per TzH2s aS1s :o1a1s Pc. HOUR OUR
Weekdays - except Saturdays $500 Am. to
Weekdays except Saturdays = after 3:oo Pm.
Saturdays all day
Sundays all day
Children under l6 years of age, on Weekdays
except Saturdays, $500 Am. to 800 Pm. No
when courts not in charge
Visitors persons not bona-fide members
of a family must buy single admissi ons
strips of tickets.
These rates will be consid dered by Council in
Regular meeting Monday, Nay -, 1910 at $500
Pm. Any person or per sons interested should
be present at that time.
-- Winfield McCamy,
Town Clerk.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-05-09
OUR TOWN Continued from Page y

tower, and, of course, the property which the
Schrom airport Is located John Walker, who lives
the airport, is Greenbe1t's head carpenter,
and is also much in demand square dance
fiddler
The Widest part of the Greenbelt tract is the
Southern Area", inhabited by fox and rabbits,
cording to Harvey Vincent. The pheasant shown
the tree and shrub nursery at the request Of
Angus MacGregor, park superintendent. Should Green
belt develop industries which would need quick
transportation facilities, could be made of
Government purchased land to the north along and
beyond the Bal tmore and Ohio railroad tracks. B.
Vincent reports that if there is any future build
ing in Greenbelt, the town will probably expand in
southerly direction, toward the garden
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-05-09

lrs. Julia Larsen Holt passed away Monday, ray g.
at Greenbelt Hospital after suffering from heart
ailment for than year.
Born Lillehamner, Norway, January 2l, 1861,
she to Minnesota young girl, residing in
Minneapolis until five years ago.
Mrs. Holt is survived by her daughter, Mrs. C. H.
Martin, and grandson, Robert Allan kcClary of 6-B
Crescent Road.
Funeral services and interment Will be at Eanka-
to, Minnesota.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-05-09

A conference of the Southern Maryland District of
the American Legion Auxiliary May at the Del
Rio, Bladensburg, attended by Mrs. Lewis C.
Hedges, Mrs. orrin F. McGo1dric, and Thomas F.
Mcnamara from Greenbelt. Mrs. NcrIamara, president
Of the Greenbelt Auxiliary, was presented with ci-
tation for the group and comp1imented its grow
ing membership ye Bal timore Membership Department
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-05-09
LATTER DAY SAINTS NEWS

The Sunday School will prepare special program
in honor Of Mother's Day May II. instrumental
selections Will be given by Erma Jane Stuart and Kay
Thomas of the primary class. Mother's Day songs Will
be sung by the Cradle under the direction
of Mrs. Anis Nurdock. Appropriate flowers will be
presented to all mothers present.
The subject, nThe Status of Family Relationship
Beyond the Graven will be discussed by Elder Donald
H. Wagstaff, the speaker at Sunday evening services.
His text wi IL be taken from the Book of Noses First
Chapter, 3oth verse, "For behold, this is Ny Work
Ny Glory to bring to pass Immortality and eter-
nal life of man."
Following the discussion, Mr.. Edward Fernly, te-
nor, will sing two selections.
The ladies Relief Society meeting Will be held at
the of Mrs. Naomi Thomas, 2B Woodland Way, on
Wednesday, Nay IS, at 9:l5 Pm.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-05-09

Dolores Juliano is recuperating at home after
having her tonsl Is removed at Greenbet Hospi tai.
Mrs. Julano has asked the Coope to express
appreciation to the doctors and who attended
her.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-05-09
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE GROUP

"Adam and Fallen Man" is the subject of the les
son-sermon Sunday at Pm. in the room of the
Elementary School building. Everyone is cordially
invited to attend.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-05-09
HEBREW CONGREGATION NEWS

enjamin RosenZWeig Will conduct Hebrew Congre-
cation services at Pm. tomorrow night. short
business meeting will be held after services.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-05-09
NEW ADMINISTRATION OFFICE HOURS BEGIN

The new hours at the Admin istrat1on Off1ce which
went into effect May l, are from $3.50 AN. to PM
veekdavs and from 81 Az. to $3.50 Pm. Saturdays.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-05-09
COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS

The regular monthly business and social meeting
of the MEMS Bible Class will be held this evening
in the social room at Pm. All members are urged
to attend.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-05-09

The Community Church extends thanks to all who
parti in the recent Bake Sale, and requests
those who forgot to take their plates and pie pans
to call them at the home of Mrs. R. Sauls, 2e-A
Ridge Road.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-05-09

Your local Ward catalog Order office has sam
pie books wi tn the actual materials Of so many
things in the CatalogI Including apparel for
women, men, children and infants-silk hosiery
draperies, blankets, curtains, yard goods and
Of furni upholstery This is just one
of the many services Of your local Order office.
sA E ST. N. W. Republic Zoo
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-05-09

GREENBELTERs ATTEND DISTRICT MEETING
Evening star., 1940-06-14

The story thus far: Joan Char
ters falls in loue ,Dith her en-
ployer. John North, head of
North Aircraft, and turns over to
him, through his plane designer,
Jim Bromley, plans for a military
plane left her by her father, Jim
Charters, recently killed in a test
flight accident. She is ,Dork,ng
under the name OF Hammond in
order to eUade Scott Lnnning,
Nth ,Dhom she broke up the day
before they 1Oere to be married
upon learning OF his intention to
remain intimate Uith Laura
Ward. In Miami iDith John
North, Dhere he is comforting
NTH SCOTS father about loan,
Joan's identity is disclosed by
Laura Ward, ,Dho iSsin loUe tcith
North. Laura implies in talking
to John that there is q scandal
in Joan's past tnUolUing Scott,
tDho John kno1DS is anxious to
undermine North Aircraft. He
assumes that Joan is acting as
agent for Scott IL, this, and 1Ohen
he accuses here OF treachery, she
resigns her Job.
Evening star., 1940-06-14
Brewers AssuiI Ioudinq'
To Circumvent Beer Tax

Anticipating the proposed $l-a-
barrel tax to be placed on beer for
national defense funds, the District
Brewers Association yesterday
adopted resolution criticizing un-
due purchases of beer at this time
by retailers
Meeting in the Hamilton Hotel,
the brewers decried the alleged
tendency of certain retail dealers to
circumvent the tax by loading" in
advance of the additional levy
which goes into effect July /. The
tax will apply to brewers and whole
salers' stocks, but not to retailers
stocks.
The brewers association, in its
resolution. asserted that loading
in advance of the tax was "un-
patriotic" They resolved to dis
courage any buying beyond normal
needs and voted to request the AL
coholic Beverage Control Board to
see that legal terms of payment
are enforced.
Evening star., 1940-06-14
CHAPTER Y.

John North looked up from the
departmental reports on his desk
to stare at Jim Bromley. DO you
mean to tell me-" he said, that
I didn't handle the situation right?"
Jim Bromley was Slumped in a
Chair, his lanky body relaxed. But
his eyes were keen with excitement
as he puffed at his eternal pipe.
Just that" Jim said. He and
John North had long been friends;
he was glad for that so that he
could speak frankly. If Joan hadn't
quit, you'd have fired her"
Yes, Id have fired her"
Jim pointed the stem of his pipe
at his employer II promised not
to reveal this" he said. but you've
forced my hand. John, did you
ever wonder where I got the de-
signs for the new plane?"
Naturally"
well, I got EN- from Joan Char
ters."
You What-?"
You heard me. Her father, jim
Charters, left them to her as her
inheritance. She was running away
from man Whe she came to North
Aircraft She confded in me from
the beginning"
why not in me?"
Because she knew you were &C
ouainted with Scott Lanning-the
man she was hiding from"
John stared in disbelief. in utter
incredulity for a moment. Then he
got up from his chair and walked
to the window that overlooked the
hangar and the flying field. Vaguely
he saw Jake Costigan taking off in
a new ship. He lighted a cigarette
and noticed that his hands were
trembling. He turned back to Jim
Bromley.
John Seeks Joan.
Jim, like fool I lost my head
over that girl during the trip to
Florida"
why like a fool? She's attrac-
tive enough. I've just proved to
you that she wasn't double crossing
you ...
IT'S not that" '.-.
What them"
"You know Scott Lanning's rep
utation where women are concerned
and he and Joan we're close"
A shadow crossed Jim Bromleys s
lean face. He sighed heavily, as if
from the heart We'll, that's that
John North went around to Joan's
address that evening. She lived
on a quiet side street, and her
number was a newly remodeleo
dwelling changed into apartments
He entered the vestibule, found hel
name and rang the bell. Her voice
cam through the voice tube.
Its John North, JOAN" he said
Evening star., 1940-06-14
Police Co-ordinutors
To Be Bunauet Guests

Senator Reynolds of North Caro-
lima, vice president Of the Ameri-
can Automobile Association, will be
the principal speaker tonight at a
banquet for police co-ordinators of
school boy safety patrol activities
and public school officials associated
with the work. The banquet will
begin at 7 o'clock in the Willard
Hotel.
Maj. Ernest w. Brown, superin-
tendent of police, inspectors of the
department and precinct command
ers are expected to be among guests
of the local A. A. A. division at the
banquet.
The co-ordinators are policemen
named in each precinct to supervise
work of the youthful street intersec-
ton guards.
Evening star., 1940-06-14
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He heard her sharp intake OF
breath. Then: Come up. It's the
third floor, John"
The lock on the inner door
clicked. He pushed it open and
went in. Her voice floated down
when he reached the second land
ing.
The last fight is the hardest
here, JOHN"
She was at the head of the stairs,
wearing green housecoat that en-
hanced her blond beauty. She
smiled brightly. Come in, John"
Says He Was Misled.
Her living room was tiny, but it
was cheerful and cozy. She hadn't
lived there long. he knew, but she
had given it honey touches. A few
good pictures on the walls. A vase
Of talisman roses on table. A
sketch OF plane, half finished, ap-
parently her own work. was lying
on a chair. He went to the sofa
when she invited him to sit down.
He occupied himself with a ciga-
rette while she put away his hat
and coat, Then, when she sat down
across from him, he said, Jim
Bromley told me about the plane"
Il didn't think he would break a
promise"
He told me because he thought
you should say on with North Air
craft"
What do you think, John?'
I'd like to have you back"
Because you feel obligated to
me?"
Not exactly" he said. Because
I made mistake. l was wrong
about you. I want to make things
right"
She smiled at him, shaking her
head That isn't necessary" she
said. And I don't think I want to
come back"
You're holding mistake against
me, and that isn't fair. The situa-
ton looked so blame queer"
Yes, of course. I knew Scott
Lannlng. He wants North Aircraft.
I turn up in your Office under an
assumed name. 1t did look like a
conspiracy"
Il was misled," John said. The
person who told me was mistaken. "
Joan Won't Go Back.
Joan sat looking unseeingly at the
toe of her slipper showing at the
hem of her houSecoat. She thought
of that flight from Miami to Crown
Cay-of the danger they had been
through, of the night in that fisher
mans shack on the storm -lashed
island. And of Johns kiss He had
seemed very close then. But now he
seemed a million miles away.
She said, NO, I'm not coming
back, John. That's best, Remem-
Der that night on the island, when
you told me was not good for you?"
He frowned as he stared at the
burning end of his cigarette. What
has that got to do with your working
for North Aircraft?"
'I don't know" she said. Unless
it convinces me that you haven't
much of an opinion of me-"
He said. I'D like to have you
back" And he rose and walked
across the room for his hat and
coat.
Joan went and opened the door for
him. She said, I'm sorry, John,
and he was gone
She wondered what he had against
| her There was something, What
ever it was, his opinion of her was
pretty low
She asked Jim Bromley about it
Jim kept in touch with her, rather
concerned about her not having a
/ job. She'd report or the places
she'd tried to land a job. He'd sug-
gest other places He took her to
the movies several times.
Asks Jim for Facts.
The time she asked him, she said
bluntly, What has John North
against me, Jim?" It's something
Evening star., 1940-06-14

lighting you to the last breath
Scott"
She expected him to phone and
make a date for Saturday night
Her phone rang Friday evening, and
she thought it would be he. But
"Joan-!" The voice was ex-
cited, almost frantic. This is Mike
Halloran. Listen. I just got wise
to something. It's about the new
plane
Yes, Mike2"
There was no answer She heard
noise, like gasp, come over the
wire. Then there was no sound at
all.
Joan said, Mike, what is it?'
Then, in panic, cried: Mike
Mike!"
But he did not answer. There
was only click, then silence. The
receiver had been silently replaced
or its hook
tCopyright 1910, by the Chicago
Daily News, Inc)
Tomorrow - Joan makes a
frantic attempt tn find ont what
Evening star., 1940-06-14
Entrance Tests Slated

High school entrance examina-
tions will be given by ST. Pauls
Academy to both boys and girls to-
morrow at 10 am. in the school
building, 1927 v street NV, it was
announced by Sister M. Rose Estelle,
principal.
Evening star., 1940-06-14

BUSINESS cardS under SpeclHI NC
tices and all advertisements under
Personal. SC per line additional.
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium of Washington, and the
rates charged are far lower than
those OF newspapers in other large
cities. Nothing is so cheap consid-
ering the results obtained.
Evening star., 1940-06-14


I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
bills unless contracted by myself. WAL
TER LITTLE, 1850 corcoran st. NV. 15'
I REPRESENT ONE OF THE LARGEST
NE insurance companies. We have at
present no military restrictions OH civilians
Annual rate per 81 100000 low as So %,
age Fl. Does this give you a thoughts
ASK for ANDREW GEMENY, National 9430.
Res. Dupont 1850 I6s
PLAsTERERS' ATTENDANCE WANTED AT
open meeting OF Local No. S41. o. P. &
l. A, Friday. June 14th. s pm
Membership drive is now on and charter
has been opened for 30 days, All non
union plastererS welcome. Meeting will be
held IN Pythian Temple. 1912 9th st. n.w.'
INSURED ss. VAN. CAREFUL WHITE OWNER
drlveT. wants part loads to. and full or
part loads from Wilmington and Morgan
ton. N. G.. also to Ohio and Indiana or
way points. BURHN. HO. 4237.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of The American. Fire Insurance
Co OF .. G; for the election of eight
trustees ior the ensuing year viii be held
at the office of the Company. 5I1 7th St
NV, on Thursday. June 90. 1910 at
! o'clock am. Polls will be open from
GEORGE M EMMERIcH.
Evening star., 1940-06-14
"MAYBE IT'S JUST A COMMERCIAL IDEA
so should we gipe Dad anytbing:''

Last Christmas, Dad came home with lot of
packages and put them under the tree.
Did they give you big thrill: Or did you say
''It's just commercial idea?"
When you opened the birthday card he sent
you ". and the gift that came with it what
made your eyes sparkle: Was it suspicion that
the whole thing was "commercial:" Or could
it have been just plain happiness:
And did mother pooh-pooh that big box of
flowers he gave her at Easter?
1t all depends how you look at it. To some
people, every gift in the world is Commercial"
But to the others .. wherever there is bond
oflove and affection -. a gift is a remembrance