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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-31
City News in Brief
TODAY.


Dinner, 320th Infantry Regiment,
Annapolis Hotel, 7 pm.
Dinner dance, Phi Gamma Alpha
Fraternity, Wardman Park Hotel,
8 pm.
Dance, Chi Alpha Fraternity,
Wardman Park Hotel, 9 pm.
Meeting, Social Security Board,
Lafayette Hotel, all day.
Meeting, National Conference of
Weights and Measures Committee,
Mayf1ower Hotel, all day.
Convention, Phi Theta Pi Fra
ternity, Willard Hotel all day.
TOMORROW.
Hike, Wanderbirds' Hiking Club,
to Sugar Loaf Mountain, Md. Leave
National Theater 9 am.
Breakfast, Catholic Nurses of the
District of Columbia, Mayflower
Hotel, 9:15 am.
Dinner, National Associa ton of
BroadcaSters' Executive Committee,
Mayflower Hotel, 7 pm.
Meeting, National Conference of
Weights and Measures Committee,
Mayfower Hotel, all day.
Convention, Phi Theta Pi Fra
ternity, Willard Hotel, all day.
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By LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

Hawks belong to a group that has
suffered much at the hands of those
they serve. Conservation now de-
n1ands that we know before We trap
or shoot This is especially true of
our hawks. Rats, mice, chipmunks
and rabbits, when they can be OBJ
tanned, form the food of these
hawks. Wood rats and chipmunks
are far the most abundant in the
lonely regions where this hawk is
to be seen.
Over Southeastern California,
Southern Arizona, Southern Mexi-
co and in some parts of Texas,
where the sagebrush and mesquite
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are abundant, the hawk often sails
about the sky as if upheld by an
invisible force, SO unlabored is its
motion. But let it sight small
creature moving through the sage
bruSh-and the sudden right-about-
face reveals the alertneSs and swift
ness of the hawk, when it is in
tereSted
Records show that this hawk is
not at all averse to hobnobbing with
the vultures and caraCaraS. Both of
these neighbOrS are sCaVengerS, and
police the territory used by Harris
. hawk for hunting. This hawk is
even known to eat their food. While
this shows a sad lack of dainty ap-
petite on the part of the handsome
bird, the results for mankind are
most satisfactory There is danger
and offensiveness in having the
dead animals of the land lying
about, which would attract insects
that are capable of carrying and
transmitting disease.
The winged hunter is 90 inches
long If male and three inches
longer if it happens to be a female.
The general plumage is a dark
lumber brown to blackish brown. A
darker shade is found on the wings
and tail. The lesser and a part of
the middle wing -coverts and the
feathers of the leg are a rich deep
chestnut brown, while the lower
tail-coverts and base of tail are
broadly margined in white. The
tip of the tail is also white for a
depth of about an inch. The lores
are almost naked and there are
many bristles. The large brown
eyes are extremely intelligent and
mild in expression.
The nursery site may be in a
bush or tree, large or small. Some
times Spanish bayonet, cactus of
different species or mesquite will be
selected as a favorable location. The
first step in the construction work
will be to make a sturdy platform.
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BUYER for ladies' ready to wear.
Capable of taking complete
charge of department in one of
the cities largest credit retail
stores. Steady position with good
salary. References require d.
Box 55-E. Star.
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Second CoIored SeIectee
Called in Prince William
etetial Dispatch to The Star.

Fl &C Ia Dispatch to The Star.
MANASSAS, Va, May 31.-Wood-
row Wilson Mountjoy, colored, of
Joplin, who has been ordered to
report to the induction station in
Richmond Monday, will be the Sec
Ond ColOred man drafted from
Prince William County. Leroy Brown
of Thoroughfare was the first. All
other colored men who have been
accepted have been volunteers.
Alvoy Aubrey Bates of Dumfries
has been ordered to Richmond June
to complete call No. ID
Six men have been ordered to re-
port to Dr.. j. McIver Jackson for
physical examination today. They
are Mamie MILFORD Strouth, Emery
Franklin Lining, Dallas Horace
Posey and Walter Reid, Manassas;
Elwood Kerns, Waterfall, and Ralph
Donnaly Foster, Haymarket.
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Natures Children
Harris Hawk
(ParabuteO unicinctus)

This is built of twigs, sticks and
weed stems. The nursery proper
will be well upholstered with moss,
fine grass and small weed stems.
Two to four dull-white eggs,
sometimes with a greenish hue, will
be laid. They may be plain or
slightly dotted with pale yellowish
brown or lavender. The babies are
fed on tidbits of tender mice, wee
lizards and juicy insects until they
are able to swoop down upon the
more robust creatures included on
their bill of fare
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COUPLE. to live on farm: man experienced
Apply $50 Maryland ave. ne.
COUPLE. settled, Catholic. to act as house
keeper and sexton at a local Catholic rec
tory Apply Immediately. Box 1856 D. Star.
FARMER who is fully experienced in all
branches of modern farming. American.
white. married, small family: wife to table
board 8 to 10 men: excellent living condi-
tions; good salary. Exceptional oppor-
tunity for right couple. Must be right of
the farm with excellent references. Write
all about yourself. Box 3S4-B. Star.
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ARROW CAB CO.

Has opening for men over 81 years OF age,
to drive; must be residents of D c. or
Metropolitan Area for ! year; free instruc-
ton; can earn S25 TO S35 wkly, Apply a.
10 am promptly for further details, $40
NJ ST. ne Ask for M. Booth
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AIR COMPRESSOR. good condition, $50
DUPONT MOTOR REPAIR, rear lips 10th
St NV. ME. 7643
AIR UNIT, 3-ton capacity
Call Mr. Willk District dOIA
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DIAMOND CABS.

DlAMOND CABS.
White men wanted: p years Of age or
bia motor vehicle operators permit and
have resided within the METROPOLITAN area
IF Washington for one year or lo gg,
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
1735 18th 81. n W. between and o m
CREDIT MANAGER. EXPERT
ENCED, FOR LADIES AND
MEMS CREDIT HOUSE. STEADY
POSITION, WITH EXCELLENT
SALARY. TOP POSITION FOR
MAN WITH REAL ABILITY.
REFERENCES REQUIRED. BOX
Ale. STAR.
MAN in house-leasing de-
partment of large, established
real estate firm, experience
preferred. Must state age,
business experience and sal
airy expected. Our employees
have been informed of this
ad. Box ZOE, Star.
ROUTE SALESMAN, young
married man. Salary and
commission. Permanent po-
sition. Previous eXper. not
necessary. Apply Friday, Gil
am. Pioneer Laundry, 900
Rhode Island ave. ne.
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HELP MEN & WOMEN.
lCnntinued

MARKERS AND AssORTERs. experienced,
male or female. Also press operators.
Dupont Laundry. 1913 Sherman ave. NV.
NEW FLYING CLUB forming, few mem
berships available; proven plan. Call SH.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK general houseworker. young; IS
week Phone Dupont 0S13 after 3 pm.
COOK, experienced. and general house
worker: live in; in family, no laundry;
Sll week. Wisconsin 4344.
COOK good; general houseworker: in
small bungalow: for two adults: stay
nights sos Sterling I'd, Silver Spring,
Md. Shepherd 1870.
SO week: stay nights. 5517 Grove st..
. blocks from Chevy Chase Circle.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

LOS ANGELES-Young lady leaving June
r; 194l Chev. Return. II desired. June
80. Take 2. CO. 6937. l.
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CAMERA SERVICE 6 REPAIRS.

GARAGE BUILT for only S149; Sx1O porch
inclosed with storm sash and screens,
XI2Q. PROCTOR. DI. S243.
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BOATS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

1900 y CAPITOL ST.-Room:n- house for
sale Filled Phone Hobart l6@9
ATTR. TOURIST LOG CABINS ami;
beautifully furn.; home tearoom. Amoco
gas farm: 461-it. frontaee, m II. 80 10
Winchester. Va Good buy Excel tourist
and local business Mus, sell due TO
health Vale Camp. Pender, Va. 20
miles Wash
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statesmen.

One of Americas largest and most ex-
elusive fur-ranching industries is organ
izing an Eastern sales department, offers
exceptional opportunity for master sales
men to make permanent connection. Hand
some percentage ARRANGEMENT, experience
unnecessary. If you are an aggressive
go-getter with plenty of ambition write
Chapman Chinchilla Sales Co. 400 MunSey
Bldg. or call Ma. 1896 for appoint ment.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

GIRL, colored, neat. intelligent, part time
evening work, sandwich girl. saleSgirl or
elevator operator. RA. 6137.
NURSE, colored. desires S-hr duty; ex-
perienced in hypo and messages. Call
Dupont S4Oq
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HELP DOMESTIC.
(Continued.)

| COOK experienced. for day work Apply
Dixie Tavern. Central ave. at Chapel I'd,
Seat Pleasant, Md
COOK. housekeeper. fond of children, stay
niphtS nhnna OYfnrd OSS1-W
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LAUNDRY ASSORTER.

Opportunity for experienced and re-
sponsible man to make good money. $50
per week and bonus TO start. reference.
Call Blue Ribbon Laundry, 1909 18th st.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

HOUND PUPS for sale. good blood good
looking; weeks old. 10 John St, No.
Brentwood Md.
SMOOTH FOX TERRIER PUP, month old,
a beauty: registered. Berwyn G14-W. J.
Settlers. =. registered Irish. male and fe-
male. , months old and IN fine condition.
MA. 1874
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER a. d'ALBERT, INC.
Slb 10th St NV Phone National 47l2.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BRING OR REPORT ABANDONED. STRAY
ANIMALS 10 Animal Rest Shelter. 5000
Wheelel I'd. Sc. AT 1858. Present
facilities limited to that class only.
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CATTLE g LIVESTOCK.

BIG MARE. wolghins 13-140O lbs.
Also / model B 1882 truck 4-gear. dual
wheel for sale. If interested call Hillside
011S-W
TO TRADE > young brood sows for q
horse or mule Call Locust 3"-F-22.
IStered mare, = ponies Il WORK mares ,
cheap work horses. . 3-year-Old mules,
pony. wagon. buggy and cart Rear 1876
18th s.. sc DrIScoll IL l0O41.
HORSE, gentle for sale. used for riding
garden cJItivat ton. $50 Owner leaving
town. Falls Church SO7-W-l1.
KENTUCKY SADDLE MARE. S-yr.-old.
very gentle, 3-yr -old Nd. bred hunter;
also 3-yr.-old draft mare. Renslnston
HORSES. work and riding: cows. bulls,
Berkshire boar, Hampshire buck. Plerson,
Sandy Sprlng. Md. Ashton 3sol
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NEARBY ARLINGTON-Nlcely furnished
single and double. TWO exposures near
bus: refined gentle women. Chestnut
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PERSONAL.

CAMP MoNTROSE-CHILDR 8 TO I2
years. For their first summer away"
All sports: 18th season; Catalog. Season
of 8 wks.. Sl25; weekly rates. Churches
near Mr.. and MRS. L. A. RANDALL,
Clarksville. Md
FURNITURE REPAIRED. UPHOLSTERED
and refiniShed in your home: reasonable.
GEO. T SHANNON, 11O1 18th st. NV.
District 1851.
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statesmen.
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

N, colored. to cover all types colored
,iness: steady position. Dixie Paper
513 Morse st. ne. i
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL colored, wishes permanent Job with
good people as maid in office or afternoon
work in private home: capable of keeping
home for employed couple: good refs. 8
years at one place. Call MI. 7640.
WOMAN, white, reliable, middle-aged. in
small family; plain cook: stay nights: ref
erences. Box ISLE. Star. %
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FARM & GARDEN.

CRISIS GARDENS, 524 Harvard ST. Col
lege Park, Nd phone Warfeld 0S75.
Perennial and annual plants. &c TO loo ca.
Chrysanthemum plants. soc per dozen.
Cut flowers.
ROBERT SCOTT. nat. known landscape
gardener: beautifv your grounds now.
Phone Dupont 400. Room 500 g.
EVERGREEN SALE. :! DAYS only, Fri, Sat,
Sun. F. Green. ll4oS Georgia ave. ext.
SOD BLUEGRASS. about 10 acres; beautiful
stand: available Immediately 10 reliable
contractor See MI DUNN at Bowles
Farm Layhill Nd. or call MI. Roland
and quantity guaranteed Waters, WI.
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HEMORRHCIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective for iife-
time or money back Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery DR. SOMMERWERCK.
1855 Columbia I'd Adams 03SS
IF YOU ARE BOTHERED WITH BILLS
or need EXTRA MONEY for any purpose,
Just give me a telephone call, You can get
500 end need repay only 81 .e3 per week.
Other amounts in proportion. Just call
JACK SESSIONS Michigan 6510.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

CLoTHING-Better prices paid for mems.
used clothing Harry's 1888 9TH st. NV.
DI 6769 Open eve. viii cali.
FURNITURE. bric-a -brac, china, glass
cash price paid. Call Murray. Taylor 1898.
FURNITURE WANTED AT ONCE We buy
all kinds. Also cleo. TefRs.. stoves, tools.
etc. Day or night, Franklin 2S07. s.
FURNITURE-Rues. household goods, etc
Highest cash prices for immediate results.
MA. 2374, 0 am. to z pm. 81
observation-disclosures furnishings of all
kinds: maximum cash prices; bric-a -brac,
china. Call any time RE. 1904, ME. 53l7.
REFRIGERATOR. electric, 6 Gu. #. State
price. Box l46-E, Star. IL
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types;
repair: hemstitching, buttons covered.
pleating. 9l7 st. RE. 1900, RE. 23l =.
CASH for good furniture or household fur
nishings. any amount. Call today. Mr..
Grady. MA. 1870. 81
GoLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD, SILL
2 q. kin me Nc F . 4 fASH AT aa5
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver. watches, diamonds and old dis
carded tewelry: full cash value paid.
sELINGERs SIS p ST NV
SAFES OR VAULT DOORS
THE SAFEMASTERS CO.
2304 PA AVE. NV. MA. 1910.
BETTER PRICE PAID for old gold plat
diamond watch cases: condition unimpor-
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.
727 9TH ST. NV
REFRIGERATORS WANTED,
anu o'f pfs f7fdt54rA EIRcTRfc CO.
1905 Wisconsin Ave Woodley 1902
GOLD, DIAMONDS.
~
oppenheimer. 903 81. NV RE. 9S23
BABY CHICKS.
BARRED ROCKS. R. I. REDS. white Les
horns. Conkeys Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store. $40 K st. NV. METROPOLITAN 00sg.
DOGS PETS. ETC.
HOUND PUPS for sale, good blood good
looking; Il weeks old. 10 John St, No.
Brentwood Nd
SMOOTH FOX TERRIER PUP. month old.
a beauty: registered. Berwyn 114-W, J.
Settlers, >. registered Irish. male and fe-
male ). months OLD and in fine condition.
Ma 1874. y
WELL-BRED GERMAN POLICE. PUPPIES,
X weeks cid John Af1eck, Vienna, Va,
Phone Vienna NV. J.
IRISH Settlers. beautiful pedigreed pup
pies for pets, hunting or show; inoclIated.
1893 BIRD st n. Arlington. Va.
DACHSHUND FUtFlES, ItSAltIcu, Itu
males, 10 weeks old; reasonable 20 goou
homes. Phone Falls Church l'.23.
DOBERMAN- PINSCHER, registered pup
pies. MIS- c. A bravo. Annapolis. Md
/ Telephone Annapol 6 $50.
GREAT DANE PUP female beautiful specI-
men. IN weeks old. purebred and regis
tered, 50. WO Sol evenings.
GREAT DANE. female. 2i2 years old. pure
bl ed, REGISTERED. owner leaving city. reason
able offer accepted providing 5000 home i
assured WO S20l ewes.
WILL PARTY who bought a dos
from 1748 Lang pl. ne. about the
10th or 18th of May call NE. 6390
Very important
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Attention, Sales Executives.

A large concern with headquarters in
Cleveland, Ohio, has an attractive opening
for several sales supervisors and district
managers to operate in Washington and Va.
territory. Applicants must be able 10 fur
nish evidence of a satisfactory sales record.
Only men between the ages of $500 accus-
toned TO earning in excess OF $500 mo. will
be considered. Experience with building
specialtieS, automatic heating. air condi-
tioning and insulation beneficial but not
necessary. Evening interviews arranged for
those now employed
FOR APPOINTMENT CALL MA. 4l41.
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HELP MEN.
(Continued.)

MAN. young, to deliver orders and make
himself useful IN grocery store; good op..
with Arlington County preferred Economy
Market, 1929 Wilson blvd. CHI. 0054.
MAN, young. II, to work in delicatessen
store. Experienced. Icons Delicatessen,
MAN OR BOY. for porter work. Con-
tinental Pharmacy. +22 No. CAPITOL st.
MEATCUTTER, experienced Apply 1904
Nichols ave. Sc.
MECHANIC-Have opening in shop with
good working conditions for experienced
man; weekly salary. H. j. Brown Pontiac,
Inc. RoSslyn. Va.
MECHANIC, young. middle-aged; private
firm; Ford truck fleet. other cars: some
knowledge electrical appliance repairs pre-
salary expected. Steady Job. Box l5a-E,
Star. l.
MEN wanted for service station employ
ment also automobile mechanics. Jobs
as Monday f~0 or Tesday ApDy s
Gasoline Dealers, Inc. 1852 2lst st. NV.
PAPER HANGER-Call Elmwood 436.
PAPER HANGER, regular year round.
Chestnut 693S.
PATENT ATTORNEY, young, for electrical
application work. Reply. stating ouallf1ca-
tons and salary wanted, to Edmund H.
Parry, Jr., National Press Building, Wash
ington. l.
~
Phone NO. 22l0 between =, and z.
PORTERS, day or night work Cathedral
Pharmacy. 1000 Connecticut ave.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN. experienced on
lots, auto necessary: we have the exclusive
sale of one of the finest low-cost housing
developments available; ready for builders
Immediately; real opportunity for live
INDUSTRIOUS man; See Mr., Whiteford OF
SALESMAN for furniture, new and used.
state experience. Se9dy JOB for the right
man Fair WAGES Box 14.-E. Star
feed business for outside work: must have
automobile. Reply at once. Box IBID.
Star.
Statesmen. to cover local territory. ex-
perlence and following preferred; good
proposition. Dixie Paper Co.. 513 Morse
sECRETARY-sTENoG;. ls-23 capable.
neat appearing: for local office OF large
and f in
Box 204-D, Star
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT. white.
200 Pennsylvania ave. NV. District
Automotive Supply Co.
as Pm in p Thoe
Cleaners, rear 633 H ST. ne
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced; steady.
Call Friday and Sunday, CHI. O221. Sat.
and following week. OK. 2004.
SODA FOUNTAIN MANAGER. with knowl-
edge Of salads; good salary to right party.
Box 2"-D, Star.
TRUCK DRIVER and helper, white, eXpe-
rienced. Call North 1900.
TRUCK DRIVER, must handle new and
used furniture: steady work. sood pay
5000 Wilson blvd. Arlington.
WAITER AND HOUSEMAN, colored. for
boarding house good pay: exp. required.
Do not phone. 1874" 18th st. NV.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY for bright Young
man, s to 2l with or without bicycle, Tor
part or full time work: can learn Office
work and advance into other Bile
position: S14 Wk. TO start. In reply Give
all details regarding self. Box lob Star.
WANTED, BRICKLAYERS Paul A. Jack
son. % Avon avenue, Hyattsville. Md.
Warfield 33S6
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904 CRITTENDEN ST. NW.-Lge front
rm. twin beds; Jewish family. Randolph
Evening star., 1941-09-12

magazine and supply of sleeping
pills beside her. Assistant Medical
Examiner Philip Goldstein said
there was little doubt an overdose
of sleeping medicine had caused
death, but ordered the autopsy.
Meanwhile, police searched for a
middle-aged, bespectacled man who
called first at her apartment house
Monday evening, requesting that the
windows of her apartment be closed.
Lorentz Larsen, handyman, said the
man told him Miss Woodruff had
gone to California Unexpectedly
Mr.. Larsen told police he went to
the apartment and. entering with a
pass-key, saw Miss Woodruff ap-
parently asleep in bed. He left
quietly and discovered that the man
had disappeared.
Yesterday a man, believed to be
the same one, made three telephone
calls to Mrs. Thelma Erickson,
superintendent of the apartment
house, requesting again that the
windows be closed. On the last call
Mrs. Erickson. who meanwhile had
discovered the body, told him:
THE girl is dead. You'd better
come right over"
mo sir! Not mel" she said the
Evening star., 1941-09-12
Arthur G. Brode Dies;
Former D. {. Lawyer

Arthur George Brode, who was at
one time connected with law firm
here, died today at his home 1896
Peabody avenue, Memphis, Tenn,
according to word received here. He
had been i'll for several wears.
Mr.. Brode, who attended Chris
tan Brothers College in Memphis
and later was graduated from Cum
berland University. Lebanon, Tenn.
and Catholic University, formerly
was member Of the Washington
law firm of Watson, King & Blade
He served as assistant Federal dis
trict attorney at Memphis, after
which he represented clients both in
Memphis and Washington.
He made his home here at the
Westchester Apartments. He is sur
yived by his widow. Mrs. Clara Fried
man Brode; a son, Gerry Brode; q
brother, Howard Brode, and two sis
ters, Mrs. Rae Albert and Mrs. Selma
Goldberg.
Evening star., 1941-09-12

gress. Kay wanted to know all about
the "old home place" near Rich
mond.
You know some day I'm going to
have plumbing installed in that
house." she jokingly commented.
Same old Kay" observed Mrs.
Brady.
AS a matter of fact the Aldridge
estate is quite large and is one of
the oldest ins Virginia. II think the
house is the Oldest" Kay quipped
The girls all migrated to the West
Coast. Besides Miss Carroll and
Miss Aldridge the others and their
home towns include: Peggy Diggins
and Marguerite Chapman, both of
New York; Alice Talton, Atlanta,
and Larraine Gettman, Lincoln,
Nebr.
Singularly. Miss Aldridge, the
Virginian, has just been chosen
THE California Sunshine Girl" Her
comment: IL. A. Chamber of Com
merce, please note"
The girls, here as an advance
guard for the motion picture Navy
Blues" in which they appear, were
busy all day with radio interviews
and visits here and there-including
Fort Belvoir, Va. They go on to
New York tomorrow.
Evening star., 1941-09-12
Girl Musiciuns Sought
For Defense Orchestra

A District Defense Council volun-
teer today is hunting for five more
musicians to make up the all-girl
orchestra with which she hopes to
be entertaining service men in a
month.
She is 18-year-old Barbara Ave-
lar, Surplus Marketing Administra-
ton employe, who already has or
ganized u girls for regular practice
According to Miss Avelar, she needs
two trumpeters, one trombonist, one
bass violin player and one tenor
saxophonist who can also play a
clarinet.
Now a member of the Treasury
Symphony Orchestra and a former
violinist with the Washington Civic
Orchestra, Miss Avelar is being as
sisted to organize her band by DR..
Hans Troll, who will arrange the
music,
Evening star., 1941-09-12
Lone Camera Fan Turns Out
To Greet Hollywood Beauties
Apparently Takes All the Contest Prizes
From Other Entrants Who Weren't There

famous as "the most photographed
model in the world" stepped from
her customary role to snap a pose of
Mr. Mitchell
Miss Carroll, who first saw the
light of day at Blooming Grove,
Tex, but claims Dallas as her home,
similarly was the only one of the
girls who arrived equipped to take
tangible evidence of Washington
away with her.
Il always carry my camera with
me-" she said Who knows what
might happen?"
For Kay Aldridge, who also
adorned covers of magazines before
going Hollywood, the visit seemed
like old home week. Greeting her
at the station was her sister, Mrs.
John Brady nee Cornelia Aldridge)
who works at the Library of Con-