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Evening star., 1941-07-24

Immediately after her arrival in
Washington; Mrs. Seth Williams,
Mrs. Thomas Rolfe. Mrs. Louise Lit
tie, Mrs. Russell B. Putnam, Mrs.
r. F. Keyser, Mrs, E. P. Moses, Mrs.
E w. Fales, Mrs. Robert L. Denig,
Mrs. Halford r. Greenlee, Mrs. r. M.
Pate, Mrs. NelS H. Nelson, Mrs. Hol-
land M. Smith. Mrs. Samuel M. Har-
rington, Mrs. Philip H. Torrey, Mrs.
Ralph J. Mitchell, Mrs. r. o. Bare,
Mrs. L. H. Miller, Mrs. John B. Sc
bree, Mrs. Frank Geottge, Mrs. Rob-
ert Blake and Mrs. T. B. Gale. Still
others at the charmingly appointed
event were Mrs r. r. Robinson, Mrs.
L. w. T. Waller, Mrs Fred S. Robil-
lard, Mrs. Harold E. Rosecrans, Mrs.
James o. Brauer, Mis-. Walter A.
Wachtler, Mrs. B. J. Jones, Mrs. Le-
page Cronmiller, Mrs. Richard San
derson, Mrs. A. E. Pollock, Mrs. Lu-
clan Whitaker, Mrs. Charles San
derson, Mrs. Lemuel Shepherd, Mrs.
Harry Schmidt, Mrs. Allen H. Tur-
mage, Mrs. William G. Hawthorne,
Mrs. Samuel c. Cumming, Mrs.
Caspers James, Mrs. Alfred H. Noble
Mrs. A. H. Fellows, Mrs. Shaler Ladd
and Mrs. Donald Kendall.
Mrs. Beale to Give Fete
Af<-r vEotor
Mrs. Truxtun Beale, head of the
entertainment branch of the newly
formed Women's Committee for the
National Symphony Orchestra, will
entertain at a small party this eve
ming following the Pan-American
program to be given by the orchestra
at the Water Gate. Senorita Elsie
Houstin, Brazilian soprano, and Mr..
Alexander Smallens, soloist and con-
ductor, respectively, on tonight's
program, will be honor guests.
Other guests of honor at the con-
cert, which begins at o'clock, will
be the diplomatic representatives OF
19 Latin American countries. These
include the Ambassador of Brazil
and Sonora de Martins, the Naval
Attache of Argentina and Sonora
Carlos o. Ribero. the First Secretary
of the Bolivian Legation and Sonora
Carlos Dorado Chopitea, the Am
bassador of Colombia. DR.. Don Cab
riel Turbay; the First Secretary Of
the Costa Rican Legation and
Sonora Julio Pena, the Ambassador
of Cuba and Sonora Aurelio Fer
nandez Concheso, the First Secre-
tary of the Chilean Embassy and
Sonora Mario Rodriguez, the Coun-
selor of the Ecuador Embassy and
Sonora Jose Luis Anderson. the First
Secretary of the El Salvador Lega-
ton and Sonora Carlos Adalberto
Afaro, the Charge d'Afaires of
Guatemala. Enrique Lopez Herrarte;
the Minister of Honduras and Sc
nora Julian r. Caceres, the First
Secretary of the Mexican Embassy
and Sonora Raimundo Cuervo, the
Minister of Nicaragua and Sc
nora Leon De Bayle, the Charge
d'Affaires of the Embassy of Panama
and Sonora Julio E. Braeno the
Minister of Paraguay and Sonora
Juan Jose Soler, the Second Secre-
tary of the Peruvian Embassy and
Sonora Carlos Mackehenie. the Min
lister of the Dominican Republic and
Sonora Andreas Pastoriza, the First
Secretary of the Legation of Uru-
quay, Juan D'Aniello; the Second
Secretary of the Venezuelan En-
bassy and Sonora Juan Lecuan, and
DR.. L. S. Rose, director general of
the Pan American Union.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
Leave on Trip

Mr.. and Mrs David Frank of
Woodley Park Towers left today by
motor for Wentworth Hall. Jackson,
N. H, where they will spend the
remainder of the summer.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
Engagements of Interest
Miss Margot L. Wrenn to Wed
Ensign J. G.. Beckett, L. S. y. r.

1t Ramsburgh is descended from
several of the oldest families in
Maryland and is a member Of the
Society of Colonial Wars, the Sons
of the Revolution and the Army
Navy Country Club.
The wedding Will take place in
St. Adams Episcopal Church on
September Is. with the Rev. Charles
T. Warner officiating.
Evening star., 1941-07-24
Miss Margaret Jane StippiCk
To Wed Mr.. X. W. KalasSay.

Mrs. Gladys Stippick of Sheboy-
gan Wis, announces the engage
ment of her daughter. Miss Mar
garet Jane Stippick, of Chicago to
Mr. Karl w. KalaSSay of this city.
Continued on Page B-4. Column II
Evening star., 1941-07-24

Miss Bette Rhoda Boyce
Wed to Mr.. r. w. Frey, jr.
st. Johns Episcopal Church.
Mount Rainier. Nd, was the scene
of pretty wedding Saturday night,
(See WEDDINGS, Page B-4D
Evening star., 1941-07-24

tended the Augusta Military
Academy at Fort Defiance, Va,
and George Washington University.
Evening star., 1941-07-24

Continued on Page B-4, Column d.
Evening star., 1941-09-30
Tgr EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS.

VOL. 6:iS-Nrs Eleanor Roosevelt on
KNITTING for Defense" program.
WJV, 700-Amos and Andy; The boys
have a Quest fonuht-Joe RCafhy, manager
Of HE New York Yankees.
WINK, 7:3o-Salufe TO States: South caro-
Tina.
WNAL, S.OO-TreaSuV Hour Debut Of d
new Defense Bond and Stamp show featuring
as quests, Joe Di Maggie, Joe {. Brown, Eno
Martini and Tony Martin, with Graham Nc
Nance, Barry Wood and Leonard Joys Orchestra
regular attractions,
VOL 8:00-WorId Series preyiew: A final
look al the series prospects before tomoHows
opening game.
WRC, e:00-BaiiIe Of Sexes; -Four young
ladies' winners in beauty poll OF United
sfsfe sailors, have q quiz engagement win
four Salt"
WWDc, e00-Program Of martial airs PLAYED
by The Engineers Reserve Training Corps Band
stationed al Fort BeNoir.
WJN, oO0-We, fhe People: Eddie OowI'
Ino's quests include the BROOKLYN DodgeH most
rsbid fan, and an Indian girl who does a
wino version Of Little Nnnehaha.
WPc, o:3O-Fibber Niece and Molly return
from VACATION.
WNAL, o:30-Fiyi Piano Quartet; Eight
hand arrangements Of letuona5 DANA
Nsora," hendeINohn's "Sher1o in Minor,
ybelius' "Finl,ndia." offenbach's "orpheus in
hadss'
WJSV, o;30-RspoH 10 Nation A review
n Tho purposes and accomplishments Of The
lend.Lease Act.
WhAL, o:45-Represenfaiivs Hartley OF
ks8 Jersey presents non.inieNenfonisf
speeth: LET'S Settle The War Issue"
VOL, o:45-pepresentdtiYe Rdrspetk Of
Evening star., 1941-09-30
Polish Peasants Reported
Sold as Slaves by Nozis

Polish peasants are sold on the
auction block to German landlords,
it is charged by Slav representatives
in Moscow.
At meeting they called on Slav
peoples to undermine by every
means the fighting power of Hitler's
army
Sabotage all measures taken by
the hateful Hitler regime" the meet
ing urged in a message which says
the Nazis have exterminated 3,000,-
900 Poles.
1t adds: I'm the Austrian towns
of Graz and Wolfsberg, Hitler has
set up slave markets where Polish
peasants and workers are sold at
auction to Germans"
Evening star., 1941-09-30
sHoRI.WAvE PROGRAMS.

LONDON. 6:OO-New analysis by kevln
ocsroIl: CSC, o5s meg 3i.3 m.; oSO'
HIS meg. 25.5 m.
BERLIN 6:OO-Nsw in English; DID:
III meg 75.4 M; DID, 1854 meg zS''
LONDON 6:o5-War commentary by Maj.
Lewis Hastings; CSC. 958 meg BIB m;
6SD, IT'S meg, 75.5 m. ;.
MOSCOW, 6:45-News in English; Me, u
BERLIN 7:i5-phlhamonie concert: DID,
I'LL meg 75.4 m.; DID, 1854 meg"
255 m. ,u
BUDAPEST. 7;3O-Nsws in English; Folk
Sonqs FAT4, 9.t2 meg 32.8 m.
LONDON, 7;3O-Briain Speaks; CSC. 'oo
meo., 3t.3 m.; eSD. Ills meg 25.5 m.
TOXIC. 8:05-News in English: NU4. l1I9
mec, 1853 n; AG4. 1910 meg. 1913 m,
MOSCOW, o:3O-EnqIish period RV9b,
1913 meg. 1877 m.
ROME. 1O:OO-News in English: 2Ro4'
1881 meg, 25.4 m; 7R06, 1880 meg
1876 m.; 2Ro8, 1882 meg, 1853 m.
BERLIN, t0;30-News in English: DID.
III meg, 25.4 m.; DID, 1854 meg
1S5 m.; DIP, SOB meg 497 m,
LONDON. ti:OO-DemouaY Marches Csc,
95S meg 3i.3 m.; esd, Ills meg"
MOSCOW, i7:oo-Nsws Ry96, 1918 meg,
Evening star., 1941-09-30

West opened the heart king and
continued with the ace on seeing
East's heart seven. But the fall
of the heart eight on the next
round indicated that East did not
want a third round of the suit, SO
West shifted to the spade queen.
EAST had not signaled the double
ton in hearts because he couldn't
overruff the dummy
The spade queen held the third
trick and West continued with
the spade jack, and that held
also. Now West dared not lead
another spade, for he knew Easts
ace would fall on the trick and
it looked as though South could
well afford to ruff out the spade
ace. So West shifted once again,
this time to the jack of trumps.
Dummy took the club ace and
led to South's club king and the
fall of Vests 10 revealed the sad
story. East had four trumps and
winning the rest of the tricks was
going to be a real problem! But
after some thought he solved the
problem.
Mr.. Hollander simply cashed the
top diamonds. then led the low
heart and ruffed with dummy's last
trump. Thereupon East was squeezed
in three suits, one of which was
trump. If East discarded the spade
ace dummy would lead the spade
king. and if East discarded again.
South would discard the heart and
win the rest with his trump tenace.
Of East ruffed, South could over
ruff, draw the last trump and cash
the heart queenD If East discarded
the diamond jack, dummy would
continue with the last diamond.
with the same effect. And If East
discarded a trump, South could re-
gain the lead by ruffing so as to
draw the last trump and cash the
heart queen.
\ X
Yesterday you were Merwin
Maiers partner and. with neither
side vulnerable, you held;
KJ73
%
o Q1o64
4 1882
The bidding:
Maier Jacoby You Schenken
! Pass (2
Answer-Bid two spades. Your
hand is weak in high cards, but you
have fine support for spades and
the singleton heart will probably
allow your partner to take care of
most of his heart losers.
Score 100 per cent for two spades,
nothing for any other bid.
Question No. s7s.
Today you hold the same hand
and the bidding continues:
Maier Jacoby You Schenken
IA Pass "a Pass
3 4 Pass CD
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
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Evening star., 1941-09-30
POINTS FOR PARENTS

BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.
Parents 1Dho try to change
their children'S companions may
find they hare simply changed
the place in Which they meet
them
Evening star., 1941-09-30

EVENING STAR FEATURES.
Star Flashes-Latesi news, twice oallY
WMAl. 1890 am. and Ass pm.
Evening star., 1941-09-30

Georgia speaks from the Southeastern Worlds
Fair held in Atlanta in honor Of Camp Fire
Girls Day.
WRl, iOO0-Bob Hope, with Clifton Fadl'
man as special guest broadtadS from the
hsTIower Hotel.
WJSV. t0:t5-prof Arthur H. Compton,
Nobe Prize winner and dean OF physical
sciences at Chicago University; Education and
ihe New World
Evening star., 1941-09-30
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
of $500 each, but still remain eligible for the
grand prize of $4,000 and other prizes total
ing another $4,000 at the end of the 10-week

Joseph f. Duke. 1860 South Liddesdsle.
Walter NJ. Rzepa 249 Cobalt.
Harry G, Sisko. 1856 Reid.
Nicely II. Owens, 146 Pasadena. II. p.
Emilio Zampini. 1872 South Dumfries.
Harold N Wenzel, 1888 Solvay.
81 Joseph -Maiaszek.=ef14- Pulaski. --
Stephen Waniek. 9O6S Thaddeus.
Joseph Galante. 1885 Anderson.
William J. Tolonen, 2s6 Tuxedo. II. P.
Thomas Arthur, 357k Cortland, II. p.
Boris X. Ilich, 5s5 South Wsring.
Joseph Latronica, 4i32 st. Jean.
Leo J. Woodward. 1928 South Greyfriars.
Joseph Owoc 1904 Dayton.
Joseph A. Sensoli. 721 South Bayside.
Arthur J. Duneanson. 4i75 SpTingle.
Joseph j. Franchini, 597 South Greyfriars.
Nicholas Metropolis. 1890 Thaddeus.
Joseph -chmura, ~a164 -Melyille.--r-
Woodruff G. Adams, 90 King. -
Emerson Mitchell. 1898 Mortified.
Roland s. Tindle. 1851 Dryden
Grover NJ Breen. SIS stevens, H. p.
John " Hubner Jr., 337 Crawford.
Adoph ]. Weiss. 1886 Hamilton. II. p.
Lionel l.. Tufley. 20. Monterey, II p.
Michael Pastor 2q40 South Greyfriars.
Joseph S. Jurko. 1919 Vanderbilt.
Fabian +. Blair 1912 Beniteau.
Marvin r. Possorek. 1859 Stone.
Frank P. Keller, 3i04 South Waring.
Paul NJ Daru, $40 Green
G. NJ. ROhonci Jr., 30l4 South Beatrice
Henry r. Sasinowski $3.50 Smart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14

Gals in Detroit said ii would be
impossible for a draftee to run
in a substitute because of the
checking of signatures and other
precautions.
Among the 1873 Wayne County
late inducteeS was Harold Frank
Jenzen. "a. of 4352 Dickerson ave-
nue.. whose father. Paul T. Jenzen,
is a member of Draft Board II.
Other -se4eetees were Antnn-L
(Tony) Patti. Is. orchestra leader.
and GAIA Paul Gretz, &c. an au-
thor and composer.
OF the DAP examined yesterday,
az were rejected The first Is
indicted were sent TO Fort Sheri-
dan. Ill. and the remaining lis
to Fort Custer.
These men were sent to Fort
Sheridan Ill:
John Moffat. s6ss Lakeview.
Frederick Is Cast. 1857 Harding.
Andrew NJ. jackson Jr., 1884 Liliibridge.
Vincent ,. Wagner. 4t76 Benitead.
Andrew r. Delaney, johannesburg.
Henry II. Norrid. asii Drexel
Ronald c. Graham. 1929 Montelair.
Warren H. Mason 6O84 Malcolm.
William W. Hundley, 1888 Lakewood.
Louis A. Gargiolz. $3.50 Springfield.
Harold W. Moore. 4533 Linfhudge.
James V. Cherro, 56ol French
Harold n. Hoover. 1881 Lakeview.
Emil A. Franz. 1854 Bswick.
Dallas r Hart 6i6f Lenox.
William Kernck 4479 St Jean
Richard r. Wagner, 4s42 sprinsls.
Walter a. Pazdro. 1892 81. Cyri
Peter J. Brunetti. as39 Lemay.
Frank s. Fouchey, 55s5 Mnutclair
Norman r. Hn, 1899 Beniteau.
August Gswlik. 5000 Casper.
Harold p Ienzep. 1852 Dlckerson
John l.. each 3s2i Renviile
Chester J. Chnszik sG2s Larkns.
George J. Suitz 1888 Gray.
Tony Tominac 5i5s Ogden.
Charles j. wisniewski s33s Michigan
Donald !. Alenby, 1886 Ruth
Jerome }. Siino. 1921 St Jean
Kenneth W Thompson. 1851 Harding
Herman l.. schschtnsr. 1883 s. car.
Vincent T. burst 1857 Lulhudre
Anthony Y Kusihah $500 Michigan
William N Campbell BIS Moutcslr.
John s. Fitz, ssii 81 John
Gilbert H. Burnhsm 1924 Drexei
Robert = Radtke 41IG LlilIbr.dge.
Michael Gross. 1856 Mouiclair
Johnnie serrieo. 1924 Praine
Lawrence J. Redard. 1913 Harding.
Edward ksganae. 5742 Bswirk.
Hubert 3. Gross 57e4 Addison
Arthur vandenberg. 1855 Renviie
Frank Bratek 1925 sarena
A J. JakuszeWski, $3.50 SprinFwels.
Edward S. Bozek. 1855 Casper
Wayne =. Corcorsn. $3.50 Homedsls.
Ted J. Cihon. 4775 Chopin
John c. Cegieiski $3.50 PsrkWood.
Nike Hyrb. 1850 Freer
Wilbur x. EasHck. 1907 LiIlihridEe
Alexander y. Tarbet. 5fsi sprIngweus
james d. 10th. 1904 Lyesste.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14

Alfred F. Kleven, 3I6 East Jefferson.
Joseph A. Henderson. IS East Warren.
Robson NJ. Games, 106 Connecticut. II. p
Alexander J. Taratuta. 203 Avalon. II. p
Andrew f. 10th. 1928 South.
Ernest l.. 'Kiraly, 1886 South Electric.
Vernon L Seldnmridge- Central
M r. Ehrmantraut, 1926 West LafaYetie
Roy p. Baker, IS Richton, H. p.
Emil S. Grzela, 9410 Peterson.
Howard r. Janila, 43 Tyler, H. P.
Ralph F. Nieman, 6431 Sparta.
Albert L. jain, 1874 Victor, II. p.
Pearl Anderson, II Midland, II. +.
Steve NJ. Softer, S16l South.
GAIA p. Gretz. 1921 Melville
Erwin H. Seymour 1874 Wilde
Roy Quinn. 1000 East Chicago
John d. Nothstine, 57e4 Bewick.
Paul Stanley, 1899 Riehton, H. p
George Maiden. 230 Farrand II. P
Lloyd c. johnson, 1888 Connecticut. II. p
Stanley j. Switlicki. STA Kirkwood.
Joseph Giordano. 6347 Floyd.
Edward J. Jablonski. 9l14 Keller.
Harold F. Alven, 207 Highland, II. p
Emanuel NJ. Ginzler. 205 Mclean. II. p
Matt J. Zuzieh, 1918 Frederick
Richard X. Wind, 1882 Third, II p.
Nafe X. Gassam, 100 Victor. H. p.
John NJ. Goult. 5541 French.
John A. Pollok 1914 South Edsel
Raymond j. Broze, 1914 Waterman.
Tony J. Simek Jr., $40 Renville.
Amos J. Nelson. 1892 South Deacon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14

Francis A. Ford 51s5 st. Clair.
Joseph Major. SAT West Eod South
Paul c, Burczykowski, 1904 Elmer
John V. Ryciak. 6049 Cecil.
Mitchell J. Blaznek. 9070 Home.
Henry J. Cichon. 1896 Larkins.
Joe o. hopeeek-- 1920 Chopin.
Bernard Buck. 754l Prairie
John J Gawel. 5i34 TArnow.
Alexander Barczynski. Erie. Pa.
Chester $. Gorczyca. 5244 Proctor
Harry ]. Matheney. 7l13 West War; y.
Joseph J. Mlodzik, Oil Melville
Julius NJ. Balogh. AZ Luther South
Edward V. Mosteiko,. 4721 Braden.
John w. Tokarz, 60i1 Proctor
Frank W. Lengyel. 12S Dey South.
William r. Wiskel. 6073 Larkins
Andrew Dege. 1913 Liddesdale
Kenneth Il. ClaEke,=f5i3 Prairie---
Chester J. Ulinowski, 4743 Chopin
Sent to Fort Custer were:
stephen 4. Habersack, SIS Wilde.
Peter G. Macy. s046 Thaddeus
Longin c. Tenerowiez 1856 Lumley
Walter J. kusiak, 7s1 South Liddesdale
Ted T. Gzarnik, 1891 Peterson.
John @. Dusincki. 1888 South Liddesdale
RAYMOND II. Trader. 1851 Homer.
Louis Kummel. 425 South Green.
clyde r. Williamson. 100 Rademacher
Walter II. Hollatz, 1925 Peterson
James n Chrysler i04i Rademacher.
Andrew Kramarz. 9i77 Peterson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
Army Flying Service
Opened TO Negroes

Negroes who wish to make ap-
plications for examinations as
United States Army flying cadets
may now do so. it was announced
today by Lieut.. Col. Joseph l..
Bachus. in charge of army enlist
ments in this area.
Applicants must have two years
in college and be between 20 and
81 years of age. After a nine
months training period they will
be commissioned second lieuten-
ants, Colonel Bachus said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
Draft Reflections
High; Official
Scents Fraud

With 239 men from Macomb
and Monroe counties scheduled to
be indicted into the army today,
selective service officials launched
an investigation to determine if
draftees are having substitutes
with physical defects take the ply
sicaf examinations so they can be
turned down.
Lieut.. Col. J. I. Crowshaw, Sefec-
ton service supervisor, said he
suspects something ike this may
be going on because of the large
number of draftees turned down
for physical defects az induction
centers. However induction Off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14

Edward C. Ardner. 210 Mclean, II. p
Joseph j. Horvath. 576 South Harrington
Andrew p. Mikola, 1881 Burlingame.
Joe F. Demeter, s31 Lyle.
Arnold r. PeHer. 1866 COcotte.
Steve Kanalos, Sl4 Lyle.
Steve MHeha. s5e Lyle.
Donald l. Rider.-150 Colorado H p.
Stanley Makowiec. 60s5 Cecil.
Charles F. Herman, 1884 Lincoln, II P
Leo w. Clemens. 81 Richton, II. p.
Ralph r. Andrews, 241 Mclean H. p.
Edward J. Baron, 1921 Herkimer.
James r.. Morton. II Waverly, II. p.
Philip a. Haglund. l4l Tyler. II. p.
James G. Poulin. PAS Glendale. II. p.
Harold S. Hanson. 20, Tyler. H. p.
John G. Mcintosh, 1855 Prairie.
F. J. Hurley, 1877 Grand. West. II. p.
Frank S. Taylor. 1920 Infantry
Thomas +. Fitzpatrick. 1912 Springe.
John w. Barrett 2iO Highland. II. p.
George w. Thomas. 222 Avalon, II. p.
William J. Konesny. 1857 Parkwood.
William W. Kerr. "A Glendale. Fl. p.
Anton J. Patti Jr.. 1920 Dearborn.
Jacob j. Kusak. III North Forman.
Leo A. McCrossin, POS Richton. H. p.
Walter l.. Hooppaw, 2257 Hurlbut
William L. Andrews, 2fl Mclean. II. p.
Ewin c. Winchester, 2ts Winona, H p
Bnra NJ Edwards 26 WaYerIy Il p
Robert f. Berg, 1877 Mclean, H. p.
r. r. Morrison, 1920 Woodward H p
John Avsharian. l330s Thompson, II. p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
Called to Marine Corps

DR. Robert Edward Kelly of
Grand Rapids has beer called into
active service in the navy medical
corps as a lieutenant, junior grade,
attached TO the Detroit marine re-
cruiting office. it was announced
today by Marine Lieut.. Charles
Popp. Michigan recruiting chief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
Son Follows Father
Int Army Air Corps

Following in his fathers foot
steps, Marshall II. Stricken, %.
of 81 Eason avenue, Highland
Park. son of Lieut.. John Stricken,
chief engineer of Bell Aircraft
Corporation. Buffalo, will leave in
April to become an army flying
cadet. Lieutenant Stricken was
chief project engineer when the
Bell Airacobra, called the world S
fastest pursuit plane, was under
construction. His sons appliea-
ton was approved today, Lieut..
Col. Joseph L. Bachus. recruiting
head here. announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
What's The Name?

The bearers of some famous
names passed through the army
induction station. Among them
were Arthur Vandenberg, 1888
Rebville avenue: Andrew Jack
son. 1884 Lillibridge avenue. and
Richard Wagner. 4S42 Springle
avenue. Also. there was a Ford,
a Chrysler and a Duke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14

squad for the murder of Detectives
Hoyt L. Gates during a robbery
February IL The former convict
had the alternate choice of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14

select prize winners not for beauty, not for
cuteness, but for pictorial interest. Submit
your baby's photograph today; it may win.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14
Two Roads TO Death

OGDEN. Utah. March a.
GNS)-Walter Robert Avery. 80
today chose to die before a firing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-14

For the Inside News" OF
Washington. Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column In the Times.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
To Boost Output Of City Light;
Hotel License Denied by Council

While Utilities Commissioner X.
ID. ONeil WAS In the national
capital in conference with oPM
officials on priorities for the new
Nisqually power development, re-
naming members OF the city coun-
ell passed his ordinance Wednes-
day for purchase of three big
turbine generator combinations
which will increase the city's hydro
power capacity 10000 kilowatts.
On the motion of Mayor Harry
=. Cain the three councilmen
turned down n request Tor a hotel
license for the Broadway hotel,
1887 y Broadway, prev ousl y
known AZ the Rose rooms. The
petition carried the recommended
ton of Safety Commissioner
Holmes Eastwood that IL be
granted. but the mayor. AS com
missioner of public health, asked
that II be denied because of lack
of proper plumbing for a hotel.
Eastwood still was absent and
unable to express his opinion on
the matter. or ON another which
came before the council. That WAS
the question Of granting Il license
To peddle tapestries, on n petition
Of Abed NJ. Elder, of the Union
hotel, Seattle. The license was
questioned, but the commissioners
decided to follow the license in
spectors recommendation since
other tapestry peddlers previously
licensed are operating In the city
now.
The council received two petit
tions for street lights. The East
72d ST. Improvement club asked
placing of light ut So. 6sth and
Bell and the Fern Hill Improve
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
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New FiTst Pun lat
Moon Quarter Moon Quarter
Nov Ia Oct. a nov Nov IL
data supplied BY U. 5. weather
bureau Department OF Commercs)
Nashington's forecast - Fair
Wednesday night and Thursday,
but increasing cloudiness IN the
western part Thursday afternoon,
with showers west Of the Cascades
Thursday afternoon. Little change
IN temperature. Gentle to mod
crate variable wind off shore and
over inland waters Of the state,
becoming westerly Thursday.
Rainfall In Tacoma for the "a
hours ending At ; n. m. Wednes-
day. none; since oct. /. ? 06 inches,
a shortage OF "a inch. since Jan.
!, Pisa inches. n shortage Of $50
inches.
Wind ri s n m. Wednesday.
southeast 4 m p. h.
Barometer at 1922 and rising .O4
Sun rises at $40 Thursday and
sets 1T 5s0s.