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Evening star., 1941-06-22
Airport Asks
For Liquor
License
Uline Arena Also
Applies for
Permit

New applications for liquor IL
censes from the Alcohol Beverage
Control Board include one for on
sale liquor in the terminal building
of the new National Airport at
Gravelly Point, which Corporation
Counsel Richmond B. Keech re-
Gently held was in the District.
Opposition to the issuance of the
license has already developed at
the Capital because Virginia au-
thorities still feel the building is on
Virginia territory.
Another application filed is for
on-sale beer and wine at the Uline
Arena, 1882 Third street NE. A
third is by Albert Ash for on-sale
beer and wine at 5000 First street
NE.
Three protest hearings are sched-
uled by the board next week. They
are on the applications of C. T.
Fletcher for on-sale liquor at 3548
Fourteenth street NV, Tuesday at
10 am; of Angelo r. Pinocci, for
on-sale beer and wine at 1l8 c
street NV. Wednesday at 2 pm,
and of Jesse, Edward and Barry
Basset for off-sale liquor at 1909
Ninth street NV.
No hearings before coming author
tiles are planned before July l6,
it was announced, and Public Util-
tiles Commission hearings are still
impossible for lack of a quorum.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Sylvan Theoter Series
To Open Wednesday

The first of a series of summer
festivals presented under the joint
auspices of the Community Center
and Fairgrounds Department and
the Office of National Capital Parks
will be held at the Sylvan Theater
Wednesday night, when the St.
Pauls Players present the play,
"Smilin' Through"
Directed by Arthur S. Harvey, jr.,
this group of players will be appear
ing at the Sylvan Theater for the
first time. Leading roles have been
assigned to Hubert O'Boyle, C..
Eugene Nichols. jr.; Joseph Curry,
Ralph A. Carrello, Mary 10 Dunning,
Eleanor Boylan Connell, Virginia
Mccormick and Bernadette Norris.
Tickets for the event are on sale
at the Hotel Willard newsstand
and the American Automobile As
SociatiOn.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Arkansas Avenue
Group Will Meet

The only civic meeting scheduled
this week is the arkansas Avenue
Community Citizens Association,
which will meet Thursday at pm.
in Telford's Cafe, Fourteenth and
Decatur streets NV.
At an Executive Committee meet
ing last week, the association voted
to continue meeting throughout the
summer, but in the future will hold
it's meetings in the Dennison Voca-
tional School, Thirteenth and De-
catur street NV, it was said by Miss
Helen Gllcrest, assistant secretary.
Other business transacted at the
executive session included the voting
of Senator Hattie Caraway. Demo-
crat, of Arkansas as an honorary
member of the association and dis
cussion of property assessments in
the community. The latter question
will be taken up more thoroughly at
the meeting Thursday night.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

divide her time between patients of
the Children's Country Home and
of the Christ Child Farm for Con-
valescent Children near Rockville,
additional funds having been allotted
by the Chest to those institutions
to care for the new service.
Officials said that the appoint
ment will fill a long-felt ne"d, as
Miss Phillipson will be able to ad-
wise parents on steps to be taken
for the further care of the young
patients.
"Repeaters," or children who have
had a relapse and have been re-
turned to the convalescent centers
after having been sent back to their
homes in good health, form the
greatest single problem facing the
new program. it was added.
Expert follow-up service will not
only help the child. but will result
in considerable saving in precious
days care for other cases who may
be on the waiting list of one of
our convalescent homes" DR.. Robert
A. Bier of Christ Child Farm said.
obviously. where child relapSes
because of poor home conditions
and becomes a repeater some other
child is deprived of a chance for
rebuilding health"
Evening star., 1941-06-22

31st anniversary banquet commit
tees.
He was born in 1909 in New York
where his father was chief natural
ization examiner. He moved to
Washington in 1926. completed his
high school training at Tech. now
Mckinley High School, and gradu-
ated from the National University
Law School, from which his father
graduated in 1905.
Having spent good deal OF his
time in the shops of the high school
in New York which he attended be-
fore coming here, Mr.. Crooks is
adept with woodworking tools and
once held a temporary job here as
a model-maker at the National Mu-
scum. He has a shop in his home
at 1902 First street NV. where he
can carry out his hobby of cabinet
making
Mr.. Crooks is a member of the
District Bar Association, the Junior
Board of Commerce, and is dele
gate to the Northeast Conference of
Citizens Associations.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
North Capitol Man Among
Youngest Civic Delegates
J. A. Crooks Was
Twice Federation
Dinner Chairman
Bv CAMBRIDGE CRIST

James A. Crooks, attorney, who
not so long ago was the youngest
delegate to the Federation of Cltl-
zens' Associations has now risen to
vice chairmanship of the important
Law and Legislation Committee.
A delegate from the North Capitol
Citizens Association for five years,
Mr.. Crooks has been secretary OF
his association since 1885, only two
years after joining the group. Al
though he has been chairman OF
the Zoning Committee for about
five years. he said yesterday in an
interview that his work had not
been confined to that topic.
The secretary's job is broad and
YOU are in on everything" he eX-
planned.
On Safety Committee.
When he first went to the feder-
alton. Mr.. Crooks said he was put
on the Traffic Safety Committee,
which at that time was discussing
pedestrian control laws and parking
meters.
II have always had general
interest in traffic problems" he
said. And although no longer a
member of the committee, he said,
"I am still interested in seeing the
number of parking meters IN
creased"
Mr.. Crooks said his most recent
work on the Law and Legislation
Committee was in working on the
investigation for the report on the
proposed consolidation of Police and
Municipal Courts and the establish
ment of an intermediate court of
appeals. Stating that he favored
such steps, he remarked:
"As a practicing attorney I would
like to see more uniformity in prac-
tice and less congestion in the
courts"
In Recreation Controversy.
MI. Crooks said he got into a
lively discussion this year when he
successfully urged his association to
pass memorandum attacking the
recreation set-up in the District and
urging passage of the bill to create
a three-man recreation board. He
prepared the report, he said, before
the proposal for a nine-man board
was announced.
When more information was CIV
en- me on the nine-man proposal
and after I talked with officials on
it, I realized that a proposal along
these lines with citizens representa-
ton might be step in the right
direction"
He said he got the memorandum
out on the history of the recrea-
tional system and in behalf of the
three-man proposal because there
was little interest" in the subject
at that time and he thought it would
be good idea to get it before the
people so that it could be kicked
around for what it was worth"
Mr.. Crooks said his pet" subject
on the work with the federation was
his Craftsmanship of the 30th and
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Komp KohIert Opens
Season Tomorrow

Kamp Kahlert, the Y. w. c. A.
camp at Sudley, Md, will open to-
morrow for it's 10Th season with a
registration of 103 girls, according
to an announcement by Miss M.
Florence Dunlap, director.
Special events for the season in
clude a two-day schooner cruise for
older girls on July 7 and 8, an In
dian festival and a waterfront
rally" Louise Hatch, educational
and guidance director of Kansas
City, Mo, is in charge of the pro-
gram for the 10-week season, and
the assistant program director is
Priscilla Grindle.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

cipal theory that will receive broad
treatment will be the matter OF a
lust distribution of wealth.
Americas foremost problem Oh
the moment, defense, will arise LOT
discussion in a special meeting at
which the responsibility of men to
God and country will be anaIyzeo'
To participate in these discus
sions and the solemn services o.
worship, leaders of the Church have
laid plans for an attendance OF
450 600 people from all parts OF
the Western Hemisphere and those
few who can travel from far-off
lands.
Cardinal Dougherty Leads.
The leader will be Dennis Cardi-
nal Dougherty. of Philadelphia, des-
ignated by Pope Plus XII as his
personal representative-the Papal
Iegate. Assisting him will be we'll
over 100 archbishops, bishops and
thousands of priets from the coun-
try's 81 dioceSes.
All of the discussions-labor, de-
fense, family, youth, religious life
center upon the Holy Eucharist. In
the Roman Catholic Church, this
is the glorified Christ under the
appearance of bread-the Blessed
Sacrament. Eucharist, itself, is
Greek word meaning "thanksgiv-
ing"
Greatest spectacle of the Con-
gress is a gigantic parade of up
wards of 100000 clergy and laity
over a 2-mile route to a Euchar-
istic center, where the Papal
Legate will give the benediction to
a kneeling throng expected to
number nearly 100000.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Business Groups
Five Associations
Will Meet

The following five buSinesSmen's
associations are scheduled to hold
meetings this week:
Tuesday, June "a.
Columbia Heights - Luncheon,
Sholl's Cafe, 3027 Fourteenth street
NV, 1915 pm.
Thursday, June 26.
Central-Luncheon Casino Royal
Cafe, Fourteenth and H streets
NV. 12:15 pm.
Northeast-Luncheon, Continen-
tai Hotel, North Capitol, between D
and E streets, 1890 pm.
Northeast Regular meeting
American Security & Trust Co.,
Eighth and H streets NE, $50 pm
Friday, June q.
Milk Producers-Regular meeting
association headquarters. 932 Phila-
delphia avenue, Silver Spring, Md
Time to be set.
Calendar Notes.
The Electrical Contractors Board
of Governors will meet Tuesday at
8p.m. Place to be set.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Norwegions Are Cold
To Nuzi Exhibitions

In spite of widespread publicity
campaigns to attract Norweglans 10
exhibitions arranged by Germans IN
the Scandinavian country, it Is re-
ported by the royal Norwegian gov
ernment that "the only visitors nave
been German soldiers and NOR
wegian Nazis."
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Americans Lead World
As Owners of Autos

The United States leads the world
in the number of motor vehicles
per person, being one to four;
with France next, one to every II
persons; the United Kingdom
third. with one to 19; Germany
one to Al; Italy, one to 88; Russia
one to 213, and Japan, one to 388,
says the National Highway Users
Conference.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

l y CheSt- sup
ported hom e S
has been added
to t h e ches S t
staff, it was an
n ou n C e d last
night.
The a appointee
is Miss Elma ..
Phillipson, who
for the pas S I
three years has
been serving as
medical S oci a !
worker at Duke
Hospital, Dur
ham, N. c. Miss
PhillinSnn ILL
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
Citizen Ant.Noise Crusade Urged;
Budget Both Pleases and Displeases
BY JESSE c. SUTER.

the governed largely by appropria-
tion centeed the 1912 D supply bill The
passed the bill Monday afternoon with slight changes
points of order The bill carries the largest amount
in District annual appropriation s5254OO0 which is s2O894 446
s6O00OO0 in 1941 budget.
Hearings the appropriation bill begun by the Senate
District of Columbia Subcommittee of the Appropriations Commit
tee Wednesday and will be concluded week AS less than
two weeks remain before the beginning the fiscal there
little time for extended hearing of representatives of civic
groups and individual citizens.
1t is understood committee will supplemental
budget title extraordinary
for which additional funds must be provided.
The solution of this problem with its fiscal relations features
the probability disagreement between House
and Senate Little time remains for deadlock the bill the
District will have to begin the under continuing
luton.
sensational murder last Sunday and number unsovd
crimes the District have brought the Police Department under
Members the Representatives demanding
equipment training skill and general efficiency The Com
similar be made by
of citizens and officials of the Police De-
The Commissioners will delay action until the House
Committee reaches decision the question.
District the House and planned call
the recreation reorganization bill proposing create member
board recreation which will be transferred authority the
Districts entire recreation system While the plan has wide
also opposition Other bills to be considered
have not been announced.
beginning
work the Senate District Committee under its chairman,
McCarran Democrat of Nevada The District Com
mssioners and few citizens attended this first meeting Monday
morning Civic encouraged by the weknown attitude
of the chairman number of important problems
cuay regarding taxation and the amount OF the Federal payment
Thursday civic leaders and their ladies
testimonial
the retiring Engineer Commissioner, McCoach
at the of this efficient beloved
of the United States Army handsome signed
volume letters his citizen admirers his
be returned to duty in the post after the present national
emergency.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Oraanists Meet

The Conventions Committee of
the Greater National Capital Com
mittee announced yesterday the
American Guild of Organists will
meet here tomorrow through Friday
at the Wardman Park Hotel. Some
500 delegates are expected to at
tend,
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Citizens Salvage Few Items
Sought in 1912 Budget
Many Suggested to House Group
But Bare Handful Are Chosen
In S52,5OO,OOO Estimates
By JOHN w. THOMPSON, Jr.

Civic Washington it would from testimony before the Ious
Appropriations Subcommittee fairly well its
Senate.
estimates feeling of the
higher
fact passed would the District
supplemental
estimated 100000 increase District in 1912 This results
increased population here due national defense activities
specific projects asked
the other side the Capitol.
Trade Preyman William
additions
Evening star., 1941-06-22
BroziI Coffee Crop OFF

Brazil's 194l-42 coffee crop will
be 80 per cent less than the previous
one. it is estimated, due to un-
favorable growing conditions.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Case Worker Named
By Chest 10 Handle
Fonow-Up Patients
Appointee Will Advise
Parents on Further
Care Of Children

A follow-up case worker to direct
the further care of children who
have returned home after periods
of convalescence spent in Communi-
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Anti.Noise Campaign Produces Results

The continued acciy of the Police Department against noise
makers producing results but citizen critics insist that there still
for improvement Numerous arrests have been made
for horn blowing and the of loud radios have been cautioned
Noisy exhaus Of and trucks continue
their contribution to bedam.
and buses that candidates for retirement
the subject complaint the associations
Passengers have ride in these oumoded vehicles ready
join demanding replacement with modern
equipment for quiet and comfortable transportation.
that there little hope of substantial
The fact is
present the District without public utilities commission
that commission rolling stock
probably unobanane because the priority national defense
requirements.
avodabe noises would doubtless make
rapid wdeawake and efficient citizen committee
carrying educational campaign in coordination with the
police citizens have let down for
draft other business connected
defense the outlook for such aid not OF the BEST
believe the caused by
eliminated would contribute the
defense through increased efficiency This view Is
sustained by scientific tests
their active cooperation to
reduce the din for which motorists
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Supply Bill Pleases and Disappoints Citizens


There is a mngling among civic lead
ers as to appropriation bill reached the
Senate from the House Most groups are grahed that the to
amount will well within the estimated available revenues NO
necessity therefore exists for taxes increase present taxes
building construction.
A earnestly desired by citizens
we're included Among provision continuing
Central Library authorization for erection
receiving children and provision for school sites and
construction
The Department so additional policemen and
four clerical positions the department created releasing
policemen Additional compensation for 10 motor
cycle police brings that branch up to 100 men.
The item for continuing senior high
Benng reduced from
subcommittee feeling the 100000 could be
appropriation without delaying the work
twenty-five dollars for site for branch library
another item which pleases the citizens General
approval the requirement that nonresident pupils
public required tuition. The civic leaders
hopeful that the Senate will approve TINS item ana save w
District more a quarter million dollars
Another qualification provision the erection of
the Abbot Vocational school on the Brentwood
was in measure by include authorization for
start on Wilson Teachers College.
disappoinments listed by citizens Is the
failure operation of the District test
ing laboratory the highway department and thus effect saving
of substantial annually laboratory which the District
has 100000 has remained idle for seven years
ladvsed rider an appropriation Dill which has
each to prevent its The work now done
Standards at higher cost the District Nearly
urged putting the plant back into opera
ton testimony of the Bureau OF Stand
hearings ample ground Tor the elnauon OF
Another disappoinment is the lack an pro-
posed Capitol Street Bridge the Anacosta River The
committee report gives this omission its belief
that this project temporarily deferred until the recently
proposed highway plan has opportunity TO develop
The committee this bridge would be on any list OF
national projects and that portion OF the expense
NAV be chargeable national defense funds
General regret disappointment is felt that the committee
provided only the additional policemen recommended
with community approval
major disappointment school buildings were
not provided recognized that special financing
would required such heavy capital items Citizens hope that
needs will be met by Federal national defense
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
.zduer Killed
In Car Accident

Bob Zauer. 34-year-old race
track driver formerly Of Detroit,
will be buried at 2:30 p. m. Sat
urday at East TawaS.
Zauer. who survived 16 years of
dirt track racing and several
starts in the indianapolis classic,
was killed yesterday when a tire
blew out and .his car rolled over
four times near East Tawas. He
had made his home there for the
past year, retiring from racing to
open a tavern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
Pere Marquette
Offers Good
Rainbow Fishing
By Don GILES

The most cheerful trout fishing
information received this season
comes from c. ". 3onncy con-
servation district supervisor, al
Baldwin.
"The Pere Marquette River
has begun 10 provide it, annual
heavy creels of rainbows. They
are taking almost anything that
IL offered. These fish average
only eight or nine inches. How
ever. limit catches from now
until the end of the season, on
labor Day. will nc the rule
rather than the exception" Bon
ney wires
Ronney advises that due 10 the
inch and a half Of rainfall Monday
and Tuesday. all streams in that
area Al the present time are
normal
Temperatures dropped with a
light frost Tuesday night, result
ing in poorer fly fishing on most
trout streams. but bait and spin
ner fishing has been excellent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

hLUHlh Open Gas Blue Orchid" Dinner
ware 70 Ladies Park Free Time. Crisis
In the Atlantic" Wendy Barrie. Kent
Taylor In REPENT At LEISURE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

Woodward. Ma. CASA 4
hLnhWDhhOpen 6;f5. Park Free. Cooled.
Free China 20 Ladies. Mary Beth Hughes.
"CON Roy AND THE BLONDE" Baby
Sandy. Edward r. Horton In "BACHELOR
DADDY" Time China Fights Back. :"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

Dear EdltOFi
have considered the changing managers,
Walter q. Briggs should keep Del Baker
ON improving team believe Briggs should
nfed Is a M
dependable hitter and hard hitting second baseman good
shortstop
Regarding pitchers believe should
Buck n liners.
who lost the art and bring boys who throw elier balls
Yours truly
Inn Rrand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

LMcTEpDLM-l22l0 Cd. River at Blrwood
hNlO iLhDhIu open 8 rs. Zoe 20c News.
Sidney Tocr IN "DEAD MN TELL"
IF. Bartholomew. "NANAL ACADEMY A"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
TODAY At Your Fsxorits MOVIE

ACC-Harper and FrOntenae PL. OS4I ~
MI Cont. II Noon. Cooled. Frank I
Morgan. Ann Rutherford. WASHINGTON 4
MFIODRAMA," Freddie Bartholomew. /
Jimmy Lydon IN "NANAL ACADEAIN."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
IlIlIrV-Gd. River AT Joy Rd.

hi''Lh BULLETIN Starting Tomorrow
Friday. The Army and Navy Laugh Show
OF the Year "2Sig HOURS LEAVE"
'SWEETHEART or THE NAVY"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

Rudy York first base regardless Of his slump
5Encourage the boys along that they have lost HAM
Creenberg and suffered injuries other players
6Ge Del big the back He 100 per
I'VE will have 1912 pennant in Detroit.
Your Tiger fan,
c. JENNINGS 35S Pilgrim
Highland Park Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

hLhIohi Open rs. 2sC. Chtd Zoe
Park Free. Cool "fntrrnsttonal Forum -
Cesar Romero. Mary Beth Hughes RIDE
On. NAQtERO." Otto Kruger and
Glorla Dicksnn IN "RIG bOSs -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

TnUrp-issIs cd. River. NO. +sso r
lUVLh open s.tS y Park Free.
Cooled "NE> oF soYs Town" spencer
Tracy Mickey Rooney MARY Beth Hughes
IN "THE COWBOY AID THF BLONDE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

LprAnE-Hastings at Vernon Highway r
hhOnDL Open All Night. Madeleine
Carroll I'm "HONEYNOON IN BALI"
"INNISIRIF GHOST" with Beia Iugusi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

Al cCp-E. Warren at Outer Dr. Nj. 1928
nLuLh open 6.25. Adults use Plus Tax
Cooled James Stewart. Judy Garland.
Lana Turner. "ZIEGFELD Girl" Plus
John Garfield. EAST or THE RIVER"
Last Times TODAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14
TIGER FANS OPINIONS

CONTINUED First Sport Page)
capable of filing
position.
Del Baker should not be he Is a
and brought Detroit a winning year
sincerely
KENNETH
1866 Audubon Detroit
Dear
My suggestions improve the Detroit Tigers follows
Use Al Benton starting pitcher.
2-iave Schoolboy used a relief pitcher.
3-Keep Del Baker manager
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

AnAMc-@rand Circus Park
hDhHiO Ozzie Nelson and Rand IN
SWEETHEART or THE CAMPUS" Plus
''BONERi BiIILkRIEG," East Side Kids
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

LMpLCC Annp-lT7SO John X, TO. 9-4S66
AnDhOOhDUh open 6:45. Kent Taylor IN
'REPENT At LEISURE" EAST or
THE RIVER" Maple Lear Glassware.