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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
Dy PETER EDSoN
Dolly Meaites Weshiastea
CoefasnondaRt

S01I0SpOW0OW
WASHINGTON - Ore Of
the tricks, one Of the fine
points Of play in the great
game Of International diplo-
mocy, is the development Of
q sense Of timing. When q
cord is played it is just as I'm
portont as what the cord it.
self may be.
Hitler and his ploymotes ore
post mosters Of this techni-
que, in handling forign offoirs.
Nozi speeches and moves ore
usually co-ordinoted " I h
beautiful cunning. and they
con be counted on to cotch any
uneuorded kings at Jorge in
the deck.
For many years it was con-
sidered that Americans didn't
know how to pIoy this game.
We we're too direct in our deol-
inos. We believed in open COW
enonts openly orived at. We
sold what we meant and we
didn't play the diplomatic
game with oces up our sleeve
and motives concealed. The re-
suit was that the boys from En-
rope made US look like suckers
at Versailles, and in the kel-
lo99 pact.
=. D. RS mo" IS BIG
NEWS IN TOXIC
In the early days Of the New
Deal, Mr.. Roosevelt manifest
ed q certain mastery Of timing
in handling domestic issues.
loter, there was some belief
that he lost the'eift and thot
bad timing was largely re-
sponsibIe for much Of the Sec
ond-term confusion.
Recently there have been q
couple Of moves on the Am
erieon diplomatic front which
have made Washington OBJ
servers wonder again about the
smortness of our timing, and
as situations in Europe in the
Orient and at home become oil
the more acute, this sense Of
timing becomes all the more
important. The incidents in
question all have to do with our
relations with Japan.
To set the chain in motion,
two things may be soid to have
happened in the noutrol course
Of events.
First, O score went up from
the region Of Singapore and
Netherlands Eost Indies. The
Japanese fleet was repeatedly
on the move, and the British
and Dutch from, MoIoyo to
Australia feored for the worst.
Second, Admiral Nomuro or
rived in Washington as new
ambassador from T o k ! o,
charged with improving Japan
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-19
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD

adena. They've already
plenty of problems.
Evening star., 1941-12-16
DEFENSE WORK WANTED.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPING. typing. p B. x, gen. ofhce
work. familiar with contracts. 5-l0 pm.
Mon. through Fri ,2-lO pm. Sat, Sun.
and holidays any kind OF work; approx
SS5 per mo. Glebe 305S
COMPANION or practical nurse. expert
enced. white. Anna Schultz. Call District
$3.50 or write 935 II ST. NV 1s'
LADY, young. TO do typing evenings. Cal
Wsrfield 2429 after pm.
NURSE. colored, care for semi-invslid: / j
yrs experience. dr.s and patients refs
Mrs jenkins. Trinidad 5O56. 1s'
NURSE. especially fond of aged, scientific
infant care; good reference. Call CO. 8542
STENOGRAPHER, experienced: $50 pei
week: daily or hourly basis, 81 per hour
Telephone RE. 1921. 1S'
STUDENT desires full or part time wori
from December l9-January 8. experienced
Stenosrspher. WI. 26l4. IL
WOMAN. young. white, wants genera
housework, cooking, care Of child: city ref
erenCeS- live in Box I3-D. Star 49,
Evening star., 1941-12-16
Private Secretary
Or
BOOkkeeDer and Auditor

Intelligent. thorough businesslike young
woman. college graduate, 10 years business
experience. capable OF handling your sec
retarial and stenographic work. your book =
keeping department. or can assume full
charge as office manager minimum salary,
$3.50 monthly. Box 4-D, Star 49,
Evening star., 1941-12-16
HELP WOMEN.

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, with knowl-
edge of tipping and retail ONCE routine:
good salary: permanent position: apply N
person. Lewis 8, Thos. saltz, Inc, 1909
ASSISTANT NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHER
for boarding school State experience and
salary expected. Box 161-C. Star.
BABY'S NURSE for twin baby girls $50
Per month room and .L board mus must ,ss; be ex-
ence. Box 103-C. Star.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, part time. Call
BEAUTY oPERATcRs, experienced, per-
manent position; also l part.time operator.
Lillias 2S17 14th st. NV. CO. 3133.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. expert. for mani
curing and shampooing. Apply Hershey's
Studio. 1912 Goth st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced. steady
work; good pay; also part-time. Veras
Beauty Salon. 222 Carroll ave, TX. PIX.
TO 8; good salary if thoroughly experienced.
CASHIER for large restaurant. age 90 to
"a, pleasing personality. experienced pre-
Restaurant sssuH nppIs Is4o New New YORK ave. H' N
CATHOLIC YOUNG LADY wanted for re-
sponsible office position, experienced in ac-
counting and typing. State salary expected
telephone number. Box 111G. Star.
COOK. colored, for small hotel in nearby
Md; must live in. Phone Sligo 57S1.
COOK; housekeeper colored,, for people,
l meal; live out: work to $40 pm. $40
weekly. Call DI. $3.50. between 9 am.
and pm.
COSMETICIANS, preferably with drugstore
| experience. Apply Whelan Drugstore, 18th
and Pa ave. NV.
DOCTORS 5 ASSISTANT, lady of refine
ment; state qualifications. Box 399-L.
Star. 49,
GIRL, stenogrspher for general Office work
Extensive experience not necessary. Per-
manent employment. Box 1913, Star,
GIRL white care for child and small apt. );
5svs st. IN ne 50 Apf pfe: 5 After 4''o D'm' 1904
GIRL, soda fountain; night work; snort
hours: Hotel Drug Store. Conn. ave- and
GIRL, young. attractive, with pleasing per-
in large restaurant Apply 9 pm. % !
pm. Child's Restaurant, 1340 New York
| ave. NV.
GIRLS for fountain work; good hours and
1924 Florida ave. ne.
GIRLS. white. 25-35 years old as. clerk
with @ figures @ ssssntiai stead @ YORK. ad VIM. I'M.
Ii43 21st st. NV. end aoor. " ' ''''
HOUSEKEEPER, white, middle-ase; full
charge; empl. couple. small child. P. o.
Box 311. Silver Spring. Md.
| OrrICE WOHhEH' Ior beauty supply con-
| Germ: knowledge OF typing. shorthand
bookkeeping: reference. Phone RE. 313I
RESTAURANT MANAGER, for nearby grill
| thoroughly competent woman, under 40;
drivers permit required State previous
employment and references. Box 1850
| Star.
| SECRETARY-Private school wants one
who is accurate in taking and neat il
transcribng shorthand speed is not essen.
interested in her work. Call Ho. 472;
for an appointment.
SODA GIRLS, for downtown soda foun
! tain iuncheonette; @ Foed salary; L Apply Bah
Evening star., 1941-12-16
SITUATIONS MEN.

COLLEGE GRADUATE; years back,
allow interview. Box 426-A. Star.
COLLEGE MAN, experienced secretary,
salesman. hotel room clerk, wants regular
night work: good personality. TR. ll42. 16'
detail work: also mech. tracer. Phone
Republic Oil
MAN, young. experienced salesman. with
car, also capable OF managing, stores,
desires immediate permanent employment.
Apply Box 17a-B Star.
MAN. colored. wants Job work, painting.
plastering, by the hour or contract: salts
faction. MI 274S.
MAN. young. 81, draft-exempt from U. s.
dian active army on physical grounds. seeks
political research work: would like TO work
with Wahnstop a.neT or
1873 Mintwood pl. NV. AID. 1855. ls'
MAN. "a. married, > yrs all-around shop,
industrial exp. including arc Welding,
b1rning; drill presses, using tools. Box
MAN. with excellent education. wishes posi-
ton as investigator or claim adjuster. Box
24s-B. Star.
MAN. young. 3-A. experienced in real es-
tate (property management and sales) and
trade association work Qegal statistics and
stfnographyl; seeks connection with futu.e.
Box 20O-B. Star.
OIL BURNER MAN, 30 years experience
all makes, Dght Snd heavy oil service, In
stall, estimate layout; fully responsible
Have car and tools. p. o. Box 14l4
Washington. d. c.
PAINTER, experienced; moderate pay for
steady lob. NO. 4504. After 8 pm.
GE S22l.
DEFENSE WORK WANTED.
Man. 80. excellent health. Tech H s
grad, college B. s majors, chemistry and
physics ten years semi-technical and sales
administrative exp. with car mfgr and large
oil co; foreign service agreeable. 104-W.
Wardman Park Hotel. Box 246-B. Star .
Evening star., 1941-12-16

PART-TIME BOOKKEEPING,
"ONE-DAY- Y-A-WEEK SYSTEM
ey Expert Accountant. Box 477-A' Is. st.r'
Evening star., 1941-12-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts incurred by snv one other than my
self, PERCY DORSEY. 31s st. ss!" s;."
wAREHoUs1NG WITH DELIVERY ssRv- sI,s,
fHoS- j. CRoWELL, Estb;; 1915. l@lo
JEFF Davis highway. RE. 44l1.
TO BE SOLD At PUBs1Gp DBe pe41eeA AuGT10N eArFoN
Convertible Sedan, serial No. 26ool33; to
satisfy storage charges at Catheqral Ga
rage, 9th and Cathedral ave. NV,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN norrEaSr THAT
Bonds sn9si Of the Washington Auditorium
Corporation will be paid upon presentation ,
pany washington, D. c.. on and after ttI,
WAsHiSGToN WAatTfScfoN AUDTToRIUM CORPORA
TION, by b L. COTTON. President.
pom No. - on the first mortgage bonds
of the Washington Auditorium Corporation
will be paid upon presentation 10 me IN,
washington; D, G, ,on, and after Wednes-
f4f The WASHINGTON AyRTTSEIPm5 ASynRp0RHTi5s.
BY B L. COTTON, President.
annual meeting of the Stockholders OF the
American Security and Trust Company lot
the election of directors for, the ensuing
year and. the presentation OF the ne arausi ,rausl
action Of such other business as will prop
erly come before them will BE- he'd a. S,-a me
and Pennsylvania Avenue in the City OF
washington District of Columbia on Tues
daJ, January 20; 1912. at Twelve NOON
fhn fhirty w pm p Due 10 this meeting, tn. trans
fer books will be closed from January llth
10 2Oth 1912. both days inclusive;
s9E6pEtAS ss49E5SStHk p PHaM e, s1PDoNs' 5Es5esn''
Secretary.
Evening star., 1941-12-16
HELP MEN.


orroETgNTTY q for man: betxssn ma 1o to 80
facts and leads supplied. Apply l0-2 pm.
only, Suite 72S, Barr Bldg. 910 18th
st, NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
ice station, ssi5 Bladensburs I'd ne
BOYS WANTED
To work on assembling sample books
sample book dept, 31s Eye st. ne.
DIAMOND CABS.
White men wanted. 21 years Of age or
older. to qualify as taxicab operators.
Must have up-to-date District Of Co:
have resided within the metropolitan area
of Washington for one year or longer
NEARBY Maryland and Virginia included
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
Apply Mr. A. L, Liysie. Room No II.
ENGINEER
For Apt house: must be sober and have
f1rst-class license: answer in own hand
salary. Write to S. w. Briggs. 1889
Clifton street NV.
GAS STATION
ATTENDANT.
No experience necessary. good oppor-
tgny for suiGk n ehan
CENTER. Wis. ave. and Que st. NV.
EXECUTIVE FIELD SECY.
For State organization OF trade or Cham
ber, OF Commerce type. Full consideration
will be given only to, applicants with expe-
as to organization work. speaking ability.
public relations and publicity BACKGROUND.
Include past employment record and earn
ing ACp Sale %.
Replies held in strictest confidence; Pres
Box lS9-C. Star.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER,
Alexandria, Va. Box 436-C,
Star.
MAN, young, in large, well-estab-
lished real estate office, must be
high school graduate. between
ages of 18 and 20, with pleasing
personality. Permanent position
with opportunity for advance
ment. Reply in own handwriting
giving full particulars. Box
403-C. Star.
HELP MEN 6 WOMEN.
STOCK AND LEDGER CLERKS. good open
ing. Apply in person, the Cudahy Packing
Co. 18th and E SITS. s.w.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC
THE RELIABLE AGENCY, 1902 l1th st
DE. 9761. Have g.hw.. mothers helpers
day workers, chambermaids. part time. TO-
BUSINESS.
Typists, Several, at Once.
INTERSTATE PLACEMENT SERVICE.
927 18th St NV MA 1898
THHEDAG YoEI pAGosfoKE 2SSE oEEeE a1RAo. sAhE hEi
white only. for daily openings. imme
diately. BETTER POSITIONS. many NOR,
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
1911 G St. Est Years
STENOGRAPHER, Female, s125
SEVERAL TYPISTS. 500.
| INTERSTATE PLACEMENT SERVICE.
927 18th ST. NV Ma 1898.
STENOGS.-AT ONCE.
Stenos.. fuel oil, retail $50 wk
Stenog.. union. 5-day wk., 500 vk.
Stenos., legal $40 wk.
stenos. defense G55. Slio mo UP.
Many vacation Jobs, S25-S3O wk
No obligation unless placed. Call q
| once.
Miss White, Boyd's, 1888 F.
Evening star., 1941-12-16

ACCOUNTANT legal and Investigation
10 yrs exp. once and field. interested in
responsible position paving S2.4OO VI;
avail immed Box I'D. Star. IL
ACCOUNTANT EXPERT - Books
started kept part time, audits. tax reports:
reasonable; day or evenings. WA. $500.
Evening star., 1941-12-16
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-Books started. kept part
time: audits. statements, tax service; Local
references: very reasonable. OR. 2014.
ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER Washing
tonian once executive. capable taking full
charge. draft exempt. Box ~ B. Star l6'
desires full or part time work. Emer-
son 1888 20'
Evening star., 1941-12-16

DADEDINC Rooms, S5 up: also
Z AI ChAIN1, painting. General re-
ipna
Evening star., 1941-12-16

PAPERING- PAINTING. floors sanded. gen.
chanics. (Tate) Free estimates. RE. 69a4
Evening star., 1941-12-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

600 in good store; live ! 81 miles from D
C. Appreciate details Box 153-B, Star.
Evening star., 1941-12-16

REFRIGERAToRS. rebuilt and guar all
standard makes. as low as S29.a We are
authorized dealers for GENERAL ELEC-
TRIO WESTINGHOUSE, KELVINATOR,
PHILCO and CROSLEY REFRIGERATORS.
Buy now while they are available and prices
are low. Liberal trade-in allowance. Easy
terms. You may pay with your light bill.
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
514 10th NV National $50
Evening star., 1941-12-16

RFFRTGERATOR, 1885 Frigidaire. AZ cu.
II. excellent condition. 14l7 Shepherd 81.
NV. ia ALSO after pm. pm.
REFRIGERATOR, medium sized Leonard.
in fine condition, price, $50. Call Trini-
dad 9117.
ROAST A WHOLE PIG for Xmas; sucklinss
and larger Georgia ave. ext. to Glenmont
Service Station onto Rte. 1872. T.. B. Bra
love. Layhill Nd.
ROLLS RAZOR. new, MI; HummeI, JUS
Rodman st. NV. 70 pm'' ounohy'
after g weekdays.
RIGS, new; regular S3s e5 9x12 Administer
russ. S2395; sample scatter rugs as low
as 81 e5. Regal Rug Cleaners boo Mains
ave sw. National 617l.
(oontinued On Next PagaS
Evening star., 1941-12-16

ERATORS-Deep-cut sacrifice on
over 500 refrigerators We have the largest
display in washington and guarantee not
to be undersold. We have group Of
Crosley. Kelvinator. Norge Leonard. Cold
spot used, as low as $40; brand-neu la4l
refrigerators at Atlas low prices. immediate
delivery; easy terms; unusually liberal
Evening star., 1941-12-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
(NopttpnAA

FRIGIDAIRE. 81 GU. IT,, perfect conditions:
ressonable 1858 Meridian pl. NV. HO.
Evening star., 1941-12-16
FLOOR SANDING

And refinishing Old floor made like new.
Reasonable rates. Free estimates. AID. 1874,
PAINTING, papering; rooms, S5 up; plas-
tering; roofs and repairs. j. Hulin, RA.
cQS5
Evening star., 1941-12-16

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER,
Alexandria, Va. Box 436-C,
Star.
Evening star., 1941-12-16

Apartment, 1st Commercial. Cor
ner: 8 stories. "a units 1856 rooms. "a
baths)t plus restaurant. averaEing roomr
and bath each. Annual income S21 600
Ground 1880 50. Fl. This building can
continue TO operate as an apartment or can
be converted into an uptown MOTEL.
JEROME S MURRAY,
RE 246O. 1871 G 81 NV MI 452a
Evening star., 1941-12-16

COLLEGE GRADUATE. years back
ground manager large department. Please
allow interview. Box 426-A. Star.
Evening star., 1941-12-16
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK and general houseworker. fond OF
children; stay some nights; city references.
1888 14th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1941-12-16

WOMAN. settled, to assist with housework
light cooking and care Of child; live in:
references. Oliver 0126.
WOMAN, colored. walking distance I417 N
st. NV, to care for 2-rm. apt. and baby.
$50 wk Apply Tues. after pm: do
not phone. Apt. 611.
EXPERIENCED MAID-COOK,
SI2: colored must be reliable. good ref
erences; live in comfortable upstairs room:
9 adults, l child. OR. o922.
Evening star., 1941-12-16
TYPISTS WANTED.

I Z 10 y W Z
Govt NEEDS Typists Now-Sl $50 Yr. Up.
Government and private business NEEDS
YOU now-exceptional salaries. Begin
ners and QUICK review courses. 4-S weeks:
Long drawn-out courses mean loss Of
plentiful TODAY than they will be again
In to 10 years TRAIN today. Earn
money today New classes.
BOyd School of Commerce,
1888 st. Est. "a Yrs) MA. 233s.
Evening star., 1941-12-16

REFRIGERATORS+ landlords,
buy one or more at wholesale. guaranteed
lowest prices in Washington. Sacrificing
hundreds OF repossesSed, used refrigerators,
some of which are practically new, Frigld-
aire. WESTINGHOUSE, Kelvinator, General
Electric. Norge, Crosley. Leonard and 9TH
ers in all sizes. Out of the high rent dis
trict. no fancy showroom, but miracle VAL
Evening star., 1941-12-16
HELP MEN G. WoMEN

STOCK AND LEDGER CLERKS good opel
ing. Apply in person, the Cudahy PackiI
Co., 18th and E SITS. Sw
Evening star., 1941-12-16

OPPORTUNITY for man. between 40 to 80
years old. who desires successful semi
facts and leads supplied. Apply 1912 pm.
only. Suite 72S, Barr Bldg. 910 18th
Evening star., 1941-12-16
HELP MEN.
(Continud.)

PINBAIL AND MUSIC MECHANIC. thor.
oughly experienced. references and bond
S45 week Apply Merit Music Service. 62s
N Eutaw st, Baltimore, Md
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Last Rites tuesday
For Kennedy Boy
Killed Halloween
Lad Crushed by Skiddin9
Auto to Be Buried Near
Scene Of Accident

Tllirteen-year-old Allen Mitchell
Kennedy will be buried Tuesday in
Fort Lincoln Ceme,ery-located at
the corner where a freak automo-
bile accident Friday afternoon trag-
ically ended what was to have been
a Halloween evening of masquerad-
ing in a cowboy suit
Requiem mass will be celebrated
at $50 I'm. at ST. Francis de Sales
Church, 2021 Rhode Island ave-
nue. NE.
The body of young Kennedy. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Kennedy,
2434 Franklin street NE, lay at
the morgue for l9 hours before he
was finally identified by his sister,
Mrs. Joseph Howard. He was killed
at 800 pm. Friday when a car at
the intersection of Bladensburg road
and Eastern avenue NE. went out of
control. skidded off the street and
across the sidewalk and struck him.
police said.
His mother said she had searched
for Allen that night but decided he
had gone to his sisters house at
725 Eighth street NE. for the night
1t was not until 10 am. Saturday
that friend called Mrs. Kennedy S
attention to an account in the morn
ing papers of an unidentified boy in
the morgue.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

Everything from bayonet to
camera, from barracks bag to a
toothbrush, may be checked by SOL
diers and sailors at the National
Capital Service Mems Club. 606 E
street NV, under new facility
which was attracting wide patron-
age yesterday.
The club, operated by the Saliva
ton Army, is open week ends for
service men on leave. and the check
room is just another convenience
for their comfort and pleasure.
The checkroom is proving pop
ular adjunct. Many men. Frater
S. Gardner. director of the club,
explained. come into the city for a
few hours. or want to look around
for a place to stay, and are grateful
for not having TO lug an assortment
of impedimenta.
Cameras Are Popular.
Mr.. Gardner said cameras seemed
to be the most popular hand lug
gage Of the military visitors.
It's amazing" he said how many
cameras are checked with us every
week end Almost every soldier and
sailor seems to figure that a camera
is an essential. Here i'll the club
rooms they take pictures of one an
other. of the shows We put on and
of almost anything. But they do
Evening star., 1941-11-02

The Government is now in process
OF acquiring SO parcels of land. some
of which have several houses on
them, lying south of Independence
avenue between Seventh and
Twelfth streets S.W.. and on cross
streets near intersections with the
avenue to be widened.
May Condemn Properties.
Sales agreements have been COM
pleted for all but about a dozen of
the parcels. and these. if not ac-
quired by negotiation. will be subject
to condemnation, it was said
Federal officials hoped to let the
contract for demolition not later
than December l, but this work may
be delayed several weeks by title
complications.
The Government opened a new
parking lot yesterday on the south
east corner of Seventh street and
Independence avenue S.W. to ac-
commodate automobiles of employees
of the Procurement Division of the
Treasury and the Public Buildings
Administration. The lot will be
operated on a cooperative basis.
with those using 1t paying enough
In fees for maintenance. 1t was an
noUnco6
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Hail to the Redskins Is D. 6.
Hail to Police Chief Kelly

Friends of Maj. Edward j. Kelly.
sworn in yesterday as superintendent
of police, are still wondering where
it is possible to obtain record of
Hail to the Chief'-the march
played when the President OF the
United States enters ceremony.
A reception committee had
planned to meet Maj. Kelly as he
came to the garage of the new
Municipal Center before going to
the District Building to be sworn in
and play a record of Hail to the
Chief" The first difficulty was that
no record of the march could be
found. So a three-piece colored
band was hired.
Friends of the major were happy
as they waited, confident that the
day had been saved. Then they dis
covered that the band didn't know
the march. What actually greeted
the major was Hail to the Red
skins
But the request for Hail to the
Chief" had just begun. A frantic
cali was put IA to . brosdcasttng
Evening star., 1941-11-02

company for the march. so that 1t
could be played when the major
returned from the District Building
for additional ceremonies at Police
Headquarters. The broadcasting
company came through-with Keep
En- Flying" and the comment that
1T was practically the same thing"
The record was placed on vic
trola. A hundred persons sat at
Police Headquarters. waiting a sig
nal that the newly sworn in major
had returned from the District
Building. The signal was flashed,
the record was turned on. But in
stead of Keep En- Flying" the
sounds of a groaning bagpipe came
down the corridor, drowning out
the martial tune.
Amidst the confusion in walked
Dan Healey. who runs the garage
in the building, with blacked-face
and blowing bagpipe. Almost un-
observed the major slipped in. One
more obstacle remained to be over
come-restraining a little child who
got away from his parents and want
ed to turn on the victrola again.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Checkroom Facilities Popular
At D. C.. Service Mems Club
Men Can Leave Almost Anything They
Don't Need While Visiting CopitoI

check their cameras when they go
out on dates or sightseeing eXpedi-
tions.'
One soldier checked civilian
suit. Another his heavy Army over
coat Many leave overnight bags.
parcels and the results of shopping
tours in the storage room set aside
for the purpose.
Girls staff Club.
The National Capital Service
Mems Club is stated by volunteer
girls from the District chapter of
the Red Cross There are showers
and they frequently are the first
things the soldiers ask 1or-ping-
pong tables, card and checker tables
and always a Saturday night vari-
ETY. show
When a gallery addition is COM
pleted as it will be in few days,
| therell be seats for 226. There
are writing facilities. radio and in
/ variably coffee and sandwiches dur
| ing the evening.
I The rooms, renovated 10 spotless
/ sickness on the second floor Of a.n
old building. are not open 10 civil
] ians ANY civilian who invades the
club must have a good eXcuse-ol
/ out he goes.
I But anybody in uniform is made
at home the moment he enters.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
New Rail Yards Bridge
May Be Ready in January

The new s45O,0OO Highway Bridge
over the Washington Terminal
Yards, being built by the Pennsyl-
vania and Baltimore e. Ohio Rail
roads. probably will be opened to
motorists in January. according to
Capt. H C. Whitehurst, director Of
highways
The steel and concrete structure.
rising high above the tracks. will be
turned over to the District govern
ment for operation. 1t is the last
OF the big bridges 10 be constructed
over the terminal yards, under the
so-called Union Station Act" which
provided for at least four traffic
overpasses within the city limits
The new bridge lies between the
crossings over the terminal yards
at lexington and at Montana
avenue.
When completed. the southern
approach to the bridge, through
Brentwood Park will be via Sixth
street NE. to Florida avenue and
K street. while the northern end
will connect via Brentwood road to
Rhode Island avenue, and also allow
access to the T street Bridge over
the B. & o.