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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
SLET AMERICKEHO
SOKOLSTVA.
Jarka Kosar:

Doba Sletu Americkeho So
kolstva Sc blfzi. Jiz "a diva me-
slce budeme svedky velkolepe-
no divadla ma Vojinovo poll v
Chicago dine 20. cervna. Bude
to mohutna manifestace vseho
lidu ceskoslovenskeho a S MIN
l ostatnlch porobenych Slova-
MI, kter1 dnes stejne okusili dr.
tivou pest zlotrilych nacist1 a
fasistu, kteri sc bratrsky spoil
II ma vyhubenl vSech Slovan1 S
nenasytnou touhou pc ovladnu-
tt celeho civilisovaneho sveta a
udusiti demokratickeho ducha
v mike otroctvi, jez by slouzilo
Jedine vyvolenym nadlidem-
surovym GermanGm.
Sokolsky Slet Dude obrazem
zkaznene silly tela i ducha, bu-
de predstavitelem zdravi a kra
sy a projevem praveho bratr-
stvi a lasky v duchu rye demo-
kratickem.
Svym Sletem Sokolstvu neje-
dina Sc jedine v~erejnosti doka-
zati svou vyspelost telesnou a
mravni a staveti ma odiv telo-
cviene vykony muzd, zen, do
rostu a zactva, nybrz, a to hlav
ne, spontannim projevem v
dnesni vazne dobe zddrazniti
Tyrsovou mySlenku, re vsech-
no usill a snazen1 sokolske, W.
chol1 jedine z touhy pc svobo-
de, z lasky k narodu a k vlasti
a to stejne k tie stare ceskoslo-
venske jake k nasi move vlasti
- americke.
Proto Sokolstvo I'VE k svym
hodum vsechen lid ceskosloven
sky a slovansky v1bec, ably
pred sirs1 americkou verejnostl
ukazali jsme pocetnou silu slo-
vanskeho lidu v Americe, KITE
~ dnes stoji CO mohutny celek
v odboji proti drzym uchvatite-
lum prava a svobody demokra-
tickych narod1 evropskych.
PTijedou re vsech koncin
Spojenych StatI ba i z Kanady
Sokolove a Sokolice a s mimi
vsichni priznivci myslenky So
kolske, kteri dnesni vazne
dobe stojf neochvejne a obeta-
We "a druhou odbojovou akci
Narodnf Rady a Narodnfho
Sdruzenf, ably Sc Sokolstvem
spojili Sc v mohutnem protestu
prot bestialnimu nasilf sile-
nych nacistG, ovladanych nej-
vetsfm lotrem osv1ceneho stole
II.
Necht tentokrate Vojinovo
pole jest naplneno do posledn1-
no mista nasim uvedomelym IL
dem bez ohledu politickeho,
nabozenskeho, neb trldn1ho
presvedcen1, tax ably protest
mas hromovym hlasem nesl Sc
ozv6nou do celeho sveta a hla-
sal vsem uchvatitelGm svobody,
re pride den, kdy zastitou A
meriky, nejsilnejsf to dens bas-
ty demokraticke svobody, dol
de ku konecnemu vy1ctovan1
"a vsechno nasili a utrpenf
dnes pachane.
At projev mas posilni ducha
nestastnych bratr1 a sester We
stare otcine vedom1m, re vern1
Cechoslovaci v Americe pracu-
il obetave a S nadsenim ma vra-
cent jich svobody pevne d1-
we're v heslo nezapomenutelne-
no presidenta-osvoboditele T..
G. Masaryka, re ma konec pfec
jen "Pravda a pravo zv1tez1."
A zv1tezi, jen kazdy HE'D
k vlastnlmu dobTe jadru:
bude-li kazdy z mas z kreme-
ne, je cely narod z kvadru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Okradli hostinec mrtveho
salonika.

Zlodeji vloupali Sc v ST. Louis
do hostince Berthyla Stewarta,
ktery byl zastrelen prlruc1m
konstebla v hadce O zaplaceni
$64, k nemuz byl soudn6 odsou
zen. Ukradli tam $40 ma hoto-
vosti a liker1 asi "a $50. Dosta-
Ii sc dovnitT zadn1m oknem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02
Podlehl zranSni.

Emil Pelz, 70lety z Oak Park,
zemTel v okresni nemocnici ma
sledkem zranenf utrpenych,
kdyz pred tydnem upadl ma u
lici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02

Pta sc matka maleho JiT1ka
"Pry ses uhodil do kolena! b.
lelo tie to-"
"Ano mani, velice!"
Gale neslysela jsem tie ami
plakat."
"Ja jsem, maminko, nevedel,
re jsi donna"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02

Isti proti potmesilemu mort
zlorecil mu nejhorsimi nadav
kami, ktere znal. Uklidnili ST
vsichni teprve, kdyz prichvata
lodni lekaT, ranu Belle vymyl 3
priloziv ma nj anglickou ma.
plast, prohlasil oderek Ia ne
patrny.
Gale zle znamenf je to pre-.
CO." vzdychla Bella, kdyz il Ar.
most tesil. "Spatne mne vita
nova mole domovina." /.
"Snad bys nebyla povercivou,'
usmal Sc Almost. "MoTe je
vzdycky potmesile, ale "a to
pevnina uvfta te mnohem pr1-
vetiveji."
Hodinu pc teto nemile priho-
de, ktera ovsem mohla NIT
mnohem horst nasledky, zdvi.
hi parnik kotvy a plul zvolna
k mestu, nebot byl zat1m ma
stall pr1liv.
V prfstavu cekal Arnost1v
kocar a spravce faktorie S ne.
kolika deln1ky. Lide Arnosto-
vi vital Belu uctive a srdecne,
spravce docela v pekne reci,
kterou ovsem musel Almost Be-
lie pretlumociti, pral il, ably v
novem domove byla stastnou a
blazenou.
Novomanzele vsedli do koca-
ru, Ben ma kozlfk a Zai z1stal
v pristavu ,aby byl spravci ma
pomocen pri prejfman1 zavaza-
del z parnlku.
"Jen jedna wee mne mrzl.
Arnoste," pravila Bella mezi j1z
dOu.
"A co, draha?" tazal sc Ar
most starostlive.
"Ze nerozumfm, co mi Tide
zdejsi pov1dajf," odpovedela.
"V sanatoriu mela jsem dosti
casu uciti Sc anglicky i Indie
KY"
"Toho by lekar nebyl dovo,
ILL.," rekl Almost, jsa rad, re
Belu netrap1 mic jineho nez ia
kova malickost. "VSichni mo-
il Tide, S kterymi Sc budes sty.
kati, mluvi dobre anglicky, ma
uc1s Sc tomu jazyku v kratkem
case a indicky rozumeti nemu.
sis"
Pred vilou bylo shromazde-
no delnictvo faktorie, muzi, re.
ny i deti. Kdyz kocar zastavil,
zastup uvftal Belu s jasotem
muzi il uctive pozdravovali
zeny Sc k nj tlacily, ably il mo.
hly polibiti ruku a kazda T1ci
nekolik srdecnych SLOW a male.
hezounke devcatko podalo j
kytici nadhernych kvetin, jake
rodi Sc jen pod zarnym stun.
Gem tropickym v krajinach vec.
neho leta. Ami sc Bella nestaci.
la braniti tolikerym ddkazdm
oddanosti, jez zdaly Sc il div
nymi, ale jimz prece dobre ro-
zumela. Byla tax dojata, re az
oslzela a lid vida to, vypukl v
novy pozdravny jasot. Stredem
zrlzencd faktorie vedl Almost
P6lu do Willy, kde il ma terase O.
cekavala stara hOspOdyne. RoZ
plakala Sc radosti a haste pre-
nasela svGj obdiv jakou hez.
kou zenusku 81 jeji pan privezl
Zarizenim We villa byla Bella
tax prekvapena, re nemohla a
nj promluviti. Kdyz il Arnost
dovedl do pokojG urcenych w
hradne pro nj, vrhla Sc mu ko.
lem krku volajf: raj isl m.
pTipravil ma zemi. Ami nev1m
budu-li ii vsechno moci laskou
svoji oplatiti."
HluhokV Smutek vladl ne
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02

Take move nasf PAM zabil
otce tigr?" ptal Sc Ben udiven.
Take, mGj ubohy Bene," cd
vetil Almost, "jenze to byl tigr
= clovek."
"Rozumim, pane," zakyval
Ben sedivou hlavou. "Je clovek
nekdy horst nez Selma"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-05-02

Hluboky smutek vladl ma
zamku Limenickem. Gertrude
procitnuvsi z hluboke mdloby,
teprve kdyz byl ma rychlo po-
volan zavodni lekar, roznemo-
hla sc pax tezce. Trestila vola-
JIG Arnosta a nepoznavala Of
&c ami matky. Rodice tonuli v
strachu a starostech o nj a Res
man shanel pomoc, kde jen mo-
hi. Vsichni okolnf lekaTi Sc u
Gertrudy vystrldali, ale zadny
nemohl nemoc rozpOZnati, pro-
toze tovarnikovi neTekli prav-
du, jak nemoc jeich dcery pow
stala. Konesne povolal Resman
lekare z Prahy. Tomu Sc rodi-
&c -sverili Sc vslm a usnadnili
mu tax praci S lecenfm.
Nekolik ned6l stonala Ger
truda, a kdyz il rodice poprve
vyvedli do zahrady, bylo w
pozde pc jaru a vzahrade kve-
thy rdze.
Gertrude jen smutne sc u
smala vsf tie nadheTe. Byla tax
slaba, re Sc jedva ma nohou u
drzela a musela il matka vesti
pod pazdi a pc kratke prochaz
&c musela il posaditi ma lavic-
ku vedle cesty.
A Ease trvalo mnoho tydnu,
nez sc Gertrude zotavila do te
miry, re mohla choditi sama.
Ale z1stala zamlklou a v sebe
uzavTenou.
(Pokracovan1.)
Evening star., 1941-03-23
LoyoI Order of Moose

Columbia Lodge will convene
Tuesday at 1414 Eye street NV. at
8 pm with Gov. Howard Clark
presiding The degree team will
initiate a class of new candidates
A party will be held at the Moose
Club on Saturday starting at $50
pm All members are invited.
Women of the Moose.
A luncheon and discussion group,
sponsored by the Child Care and
Training and the Home Making
Committees of Columbia Chapter
will be held Tuesday at 14l4 I
street N. w. at l pm. Mrs. Jane
E. Davis, chairman of the Child
Care and Training Committee will
discuss The Child in Relation to
the Home"
The senior regent, Mrs. Anna R.
Gilbert, announces on Friday Mrs.
Frieda Ginger of Lewistown, Pa,
will make an official visit. A lunch
con will be given in her honor on
Friday at l pm. at 1414 I street
NV. Reservations for the luncheon
will be made with Mrs. Dolores
Thompson by Wednesday,
A business meeting of the chapter
will convene at 8 pm. A class of
new candidates will be initiated in
honor of Mrs. Ginger.
The grand chancellor, Miss Kath-
crime Smith and the grand registrar,
of the Mooseheart Alumni ASSocia
ton, Miss Alice Farris, will attend.
Evening star., 1941-03-23
Army and Navy Union

Maj Earl Hamilton Smith, ma
tional legislative chairman, has
opened an Office at 40 Bond Build
ing.
The Department of the Potomac
met in the District Building last
Thursday night. Department Comdr
Norris I. Perry presided. Phineas
Towne, the Oldest member of the
Army and Navy Union, attended
He was "a years of age on Feb
ruary S.
A resolution was adopted to sup
port the National Council of Vet
eran Organizations in opposing all
age limits in civil service examina-
tions.
The presidents own auxiliary will
hold bingo party tomorrow at the
home of Mrs. Lucinda Stevinen, 913
L street NV, at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1941-03-23
Imperial Treasurer
Of Colored Shrine
To Address Lodge
Corinthiun to Mark
18th Anniversary
On Tuesday Evening

Charles DEVILS Freeman, imperial
treasurer Of the Imperial Council OF
Colored Shriners, will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the 25th anniver-
sary of the instituting of Corinthian
Lodge of Colored Masons Tuesday
evening at Scottish Rite Hall, 1888
Eleventh street NV. His subject
will be "the Contributions of Corin-
THAN Lodge to the Progress of the
Colored Citizens of the Nations
Capital" Charles Harrod, master,
will preside.
Other speakers will be Grand
Master Royal w. Bailey, Deputy
Grand Master Allan A. c. Grifith
and Assistant Grand Secretary
Oscar L. Deane.
Stated communications this week
are: March "a, st. John; March 25,
Corinthian; March 26, Redemption,
Nathaniel; March 27, Harmony,
Prince Hall, and March %, Victory.
The Grand Lodge Activities Com
mittee will join in with the Sunday
school of Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church in presenting Clara Roma,
lyric soprano, in concert recital
March % at the church.
The John w. Freeman Grand
Commandery, Knights Templar. will
celebrate its 10th anniversary March
80 at Scottish Rite Hall at pm.
with a sermon by the Rev. William
L. Gibson, grand prelate His sub
ject is The Way of the Cross" Z"
William Thornley,, grand COM
mander, will preside. Music will be
furnished by the Grand Com
mandery chorus. Sir Knight Alonza
B. Turner will be the soloist. Emf
nent Sir C. D. Freeman, grand
recorder, will also speak.
Mecca Temple, Mystic Shrine, will
have a ceremonial celebration on
March 81 at 7:30 pm. Noble Simp-
son w. Wallace, potentate, will
preside.
Warren Lodge will present the
Howard University Women's Glee
Club of 40 voices in its 10th annual
spring concert recital April 25 at
Lincoln Temple Congregational
Church.
Evening star., 1941-03-23
Catholic Veteran Post
To Receive Charter

Francis Cough, aide to the ma
tional commander of the Catholic
War Veterans, will make formal
presentation of the charter of the
newly organized Msgr. Frank X.
Bischoff Post, No. ITO, in the audi
torium of Nativity Church on Tues
day. Pending election of officers of
the post the charter will be &C
cepted by Father John F. Fannon,
pastor. Charles J. Warren, past
department vice commander of the
District of Columbia Department of
the American Legion, will preside
and George H. Smith, senior vice
department commander of the Dis
abled American Veterans, chairman
OF the Organizing Committee Of
the new post, will speak.
The principal address will be de-
livered by the Very Rev. Ignatius
Smith, dean of philosophy, Catholic
University. Invocation will be de-
livered by Father Lawrence Nc
Clone, assistant pastor of Nativity
Church. Msgr. Louis c. Vaeth,
member of the National Advisory
Board of Chaplains of the Catholic
War Veterans, will pronounce the
benediction. Vocal and instru-
mental selections will be contrib
uted by Peter Slavin, Thomas Can't
well and Frank Gova.
The ceremonies will be featured
by a massing of colors of the fol-
lowing organizations: Fort Stevens
Post, American Legion; Ace Chap
ter, Disabled American Veterans;
Jewish War Veterans, Irish War
Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars
and Father Francis J. Hurney Post
and Cardinal James Gibbons Post
of the Catholic War Veterans. The
general public is invited to these
ceremonies, which will follow imme-
diately after the usual lenten
services.
Evening star., 1941-03-23
Gordon Junior High
Plans Stupendous Circus

Something "stupendouS" and
super colossal" in the way of cir
cuses is being planned at Gordon
Junior High School April 2, 3 and
4, with $50 pupils participating.
The students are busy just now
rehearsing and making all stage
settings, costumes and wild animal
outfits. The show will be given at
$3.50 pm. April and at 8 pm. April
and 4.
Among headline acts will be q
troupe of trained acrobatS, a tap
dance team and the Rajah Muchum
Hokum from India, who will present
his snake charming act with the aid
of four beautiful dancers.
The circus promoters have dis
covered a new bird, to be shown to
the public for the first time. 1t has
the neck of an ostrich and feathers
with all the colors of the rainbow.
The circus also will have a Wild
West sideshow. The performing an
imals will include four race horses,
as well as tigers, lions, seals, ele-
plants and giraffes.
There also will be popcorn, pink
lemonade, candy and peanuts for
sale in circus booths.
Evening star., 1941-03-23
Ancient Order of
Hibernions' Auxiliary

Division No. 7 met at the home
of the Misses Rose and Emily
Quinn. Miss Kathleen Leckey was
given special prize. Mrs. Helen
C. Keck, Mrs. Eta M. Wirth and
Mrs. Anne A. Keiser were initiated
by the president, Miss Kathleen
Leckey.
At the meeting of Junior Divi-
sion No. l a special prize was
awarded to Miss Mary INLAND. Miss
Mary Agnes Cummings will enter
tain the division at the April meet
ing. The division is planning
dance at the Knights of Columbus
Hall In May.
Division No. will meet at the
home of Mrs. L. D. Weller on
April 7.
Evening star., 1941-03-23
Regular Veterans
Association

The Gen. Malin Craig Post, ef-
fective April /, will no longer re-
ceive requests for the reopening of
pension claim matters. Regulars
should contact national headquar-
tiers, Ills Fifteenth street.
The post will award prizes at its
dance March 90 at 1903 Fourteenth
street NV.
Col Victor Devereaux and Walter
Johnson will conduct a round table
discussion on Americanism on
March 25 at the clubrooms
At the last meeting 81 draftees
were initiated as associate mem
bers. New members admitted were
Herbert Cast, William H. Southern,
Thomas B. Connolly and Jacob
Skovmand.
Evening star., 1941-03-23
Mechanical Engineers

Col. G. De Freest Lerner, general
manager and secretary of the Ma
tional Aeronautic Association, will
speak at a meeting of the Washing
ton Section, American Society of
Mechanical Engineers, March % at
8 pm. in the Potomac Electric Power
Co. auditorium. His topic will be
Practical Application of Aviation
to the Present Emergency" A din
ner in honor of Col. Larner will be
held prior to the meeting at the
Harrington Hotel.
Evening star., 1941-03-23
Martha Washington
Lodge 10 Be Visited
By Rebekah Officers
Schuyler CoIfox Lodge
Was Host to Assembly
Officials Lost Week

The officers of the Rebekah AS
sembly, headed by the president,
Miss Marguerite S. Ison, accom-
panied by Grand Master Ernest l..
Loving and his officers will be hon.
ored by Martha Washington Re-
beksh Lodge at joint visitation
on March 27 at $3.50 pm. Mrs.
Mary Custer, noble grand, will pre-
side.
The officers of the Rebekah As
sembly made an official visit to
Schuyler Colfax Rebekah Lodge last
week. The officers depicted the life
of Mrs. Glenn C. Reed, founder of
the penny march. A picture of Mrs
Reed was unveiled in honor of her
service in the Rebekahs for SO years
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge will hold
divine services today at the I. o.
o. F. Home, 4 to pm. The Rev.
McMuelen of Grace Baptist Church
will speak.
The Past Noble Grands Club will
meet with the president. Mrs. Ro-
berta Volland, at the home of Mrs.
Berdie Purdy on Friday evening.
Grand Sire James A. Hagerman
has issued the anniversary procla-
nation requesting Odd Fellows
throughout the country to assemble
on or about April rs to hold exer-
cises in commemoration Of the 122d
anniversary of the order.
Columbia Lodge will meet Thurs
day, 8 pm. Earl D. Harrell will
preside The third degree will be
exemplified.
Harmony Lodge will meet We'd
nesday. pm. Clayton A. Bean
will preside. The third degree will
be conferred.
Grand Patriarch Albert P. Dob
bins has appointed Charles l..
Combs, marshal of the grand en-
campment, and Thurmond R. Cor
dell, inside sentinel.
William F. Becker. grand scribe,
has arranged his office time on
Friday evenings.
Columbian Encampment will meet
Wednesday, 8 pm. Rufus B. Col
vim, chief patriarch, will preside.
The golden rule degree will be con-
ferred.
Fred D. Stuart Encampment will
meet Wednesday night. Robert S.
Shannon will be in charge. The
royal purple degree will be exem-
plified.
Canton Washington, Patriarchs
Militant, will meet April 5. Capt
Earl D. Harrell will be in command
This will be past grand masters and
past grand patriarchs night. Pre-
ceding the meeting a dinner will be
served. The canton and the ladies
auxiliary have been invited to
Waynesboro, Pa, to participate In
the institution of a new canton on
April 19.
Evening star., 1941-03-23

Lowe, Florence Cortney; color
bearers. Mary Miller, Jacquline
Miller.
A social will be held April 2 at 8o8
I street NV.
At Fidelity Councils last meeting
Past National Deputy Mabel Down.
ing and her husband, c. Downing,
were honored on their 4lst wedding
anniversary. The next meeting is
April /.
Esther Council met. with Councillor
Laura Shoemaker presiding. A past
councillors jewel was presented to
Mrs. Edna Shoots by Mrs. Mary
Walker. There will be an initiation
on March 26 and on April 2 lunch
con will be held at the the Electric
Institute.
Old Glory Council celebrated its
41st anniversary. Lula Mastin pre-
sented gifts to all officers. Receiving
honorary mention for years of faith
full service were Mrs. Mildred Rock,
Avila Ridgeway, Mary Smith, Louise
Mcdonald, Viola Thompson and
others
Independent Council will have a
social at 808 I street NV. April a..
Newly-appointed officers are Mrs.
Margaret Frye and Mrs. Eula Nc
Maxim. The application of Mrs.
Goldie Mcmillan was accepted.
Visitations scheduled are: March
25, Martha cambridge Council,
Northeast Masonic Temple, pm;
March %, Golden Rule Council,
Northeast Masonic Temple. Coun-
cilor Hazel Mae Mazyck requests all
officers to wear white. April 8, Miz-
pah Council, st. Johns Church,
Potomac and o streets NV, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1941-03-23

urer; Robert L. Kause, master of
ceremonies; Charles A. Kicks, con-
ductor: Robert T. Hollinger, herald;
George E. Umhau, steward; John
H. Eiseman, guard, and Orie l..
Beardsley, instructor.
They conferred the degree on a
large class on March Is. Previous
to the meeting the annual banquet
was held at the Ambassador Hotel
Many prominent Masons,, were
guests.
st. Johns and Hope Lodges will
Jointly celebrate Almas Temple
Shrine night on March %, when the
potentate and units of Almas Tenn
pie will visit their lodges to honor
Past Potentates H. Stanley Willis
and Edwin C. Dutton, who also are
past masters of these respective
lodges. There will be entertainment
and refreshments.
Capitol Forest, Tall Cedars of
Lebanon. under the leadership of
Grand Tall Cedar j. R. Jenkins, will
hold a congressional and Shriner
night tomorrow at the Willard Ho-
tel. Fifty candidates, composed of
members of Congress, Shriners and
others will be initiated. Supreme
Tall Cedar of the United States F.
H. Hicks will attend.
E. w. Shinn will present a District
flag to Mrs. F. L. Ach in memory
of her late husband, and N. E.
Turnage will present an American
flag to Mr.. Jenkins.
District Representative w. A. Nc
Clean and a large number of Ce-
dars from Baltimore will also be
present.
George L. Russell, master of Fed
eral Lodge, announces the F. C.
degree for Tuesday evening. Mem
bers of the Fellowcraft Club will
have charge of of the work. Re-
freshments will be served.
New Jerusalem Lodge will meet
Thursday. Past Master Robert w.
NeWland will give short talk.
Refreshments will be served.
Trestleboard.
Monday-Dawson, Stansbury
Joppa and Benjamin Franklin
lodges.
Tuesday-Federal, Acacia, Takoma
and Samuel Gompers lodges.
Wednesday-Harmony, Warren G.
Harding, Chevy Chase and Bright
wood lodges.
ThurSday-New Jerusalem and
George C. Whiting lodges.
Friday-St. Johns, Hope and Trim
tty lodges.
Saturday-Grand Lodge School of
Instruction.
Evening star., 1941-03-23
Greek Relief Benefits Set

Benefits for the Greek War Relief
Association will be held throughout
the District during this week, with
special theater programs urging aid
to Greece, George C. Vournas, re-
gional director of the relief associa-
ton, announced yesterday. Mr..
Vournas added that Hellenic Day
will be observed throughout New
York State Tuesday In recognition
Of the heroisrn OF the Greek forces.
Evening star., 1941-03-23
Y. M. G. A. News
Mems Department.

The Central Y. M. c. A. has ar
ranged the following events this
week:
Monday, 6 pm, dinner of the Y's
Mems Club at the Smorgasbord; 7:3O
pm, Bible Glass, Miss Mabel Nelson
Thurston, leader.
Tuesday, 1890 pm, meeting OF
Religious Work Committee; 6 pm,
mems camp reunion dinner.
Wednesday, 8 pm, Checker Club,
fencing group; Glee Club, J. Nelson
Anderson, director.
Thursday, $50 am, weekly staff
conference and Town Hall of the Air
Friday, tbs pm, lenten and edu-
cational motion picture program;
7:30 pm, Radio Club.
Saturday, $50 am, Radio Club;
.7:15 pm, weekly broadcast of the
International Sunday school lesson,
. Station WINK, the Rev. F. Nelson,
speaker.
Boys Activities.
Monday, pm, model making.
Tuesday, $3.50 pm, library; $50
pm, Girls Auxiliary.
Wednesday, $3.50 pm, library.
Thursday, $3.50 pm, library;
pm, Clay Modelling Club and
: George Williams Hi-Y Club.
Friday, $3.50 pm, library; pm,
; visit to new Southern Railway
streamlined train at Union Station;
, 7:30 pm, Troop 100, Boy Scouts.
Saturday, 11:45 am, Indian
tribes; 12:45 pm, luncheon, served
by Parents Club; lis pm, movies;
r 1:30 pm, woodwork; 2 pm, Clay
= Modelling Club; 2:30 pm, Stamp
Club; pm, Drum and Bugle
Corps; 4 pm, Arts Club, and $50
pm, all members swim.
Evening star., 1941-03-23
B'nui-B'rith Delegates

Abe Shefferman, past president of
B'nai Births District No., 5, and
Edward Rosenblum, first vice presi-
dent, will represent the Washington
lodges at the National Triennial
Convention of B'nai Birth in Chi
cago March 20 to April 2. Vice
President Wallace is scheduled to
address the convention.
Evening star., 1941-03-23
Knights Of Pythios

Chancellor Comdr. Martin Rich
ardson of Syracusians Lodge, an
nounced moving picture on How
Do Accidents occur in Washington,
D. C.?" at the meeting March 27
at Pythian Temple, at $50 pm. The
public is invited.
Grand Chancellor E. H. Kirby held
a meeting at his home last Thursday
night to discuss legislation to be for
warded to the subordinate lodges.
Meetings this week are: Calanthe,
tomorrow evening; Franklin, We'd
nesday evening; Syracusian and
q. Herminone, Thursday evening.
Friendship and Rathbone Tenn
pies, Pythian Sisters, will also meet,
the former on Wednesday evening
and the latter on Friday evening.
Evening star., 1941-03-23
Royal Neighbors of America.

Myra B. Enright Camp will meet
Thursday at pm. at 921 Penn
sylvania avenue Sc. with Oracle
Clara T. Lilly presiding, followed
by a party to celebrate the 46th
anniversary of the society. Guests
will include the State supervisor,
Mrs. Nelia Selvey of Grafton, w.
Va, and Mrs. Nena Diesman, dis
trict deputy of the District of Co.
lupbia.
Evening star., 1941-03-23
Church Press Group
To Hear Patterson

Fred A. Patterson of the Wash
ington Office of the Dale Carnegie
Institute will speak at a meeting of
the Washington Church Press As
sociation to be held at pm. to-
morrow in the Brookland Baptist
Church, Sixteenth and Monroe
streets NE.