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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Harridge Anxious
For A. l.. to Win
By'WILL HARDY

left a job in railroad office In
1911 10 assume secretarial duties
in the American League office
points to his circuits record of
five victories against three defeats
with pride. and he doesn't want
IL endangered
Presidents of all clubs in the
American League are expected
here Monday for the annual Sum-
Imer meeting. According TO Har-
ridge, only minor business will be
discussed. and there is no posi-
Ihility that a change in the resolu-
ton permitting each club only
seven night games will be made.
"The ruling affects both
leagues, and we can't alter IL
without joint resolution OF
representatives of all clubs. Con-
sequently, new action will have
TO wait until the Winter meet
ing" he said.
Increased work duties required
by the national defense program
may put more money into the
pockets of the baseball fan. but, at
the same time, will deprive him Of
time to spend al the ball park,
Harridge pointed out This may
result in more and more night
baseball in the future. he said.
And what does the BOSNIAN"
think of Joe DiMaggio?
He's going great and doing
baseball a lot of good. I hope
he can make the string longer,
and I certainly hope he can find
a few hits for us out there Tues
day. Well need 'em."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Amateur DraUs Well

The State Amateur, which will
be played at CharlevoiX for the
second year in a row, will attract
close to 100 golfers from the De-
troit district alone. Play starts
Thursday and continues through
Sunday.
A number of years ago the
State Golf League. which Is
Charles d. Bennett and James d.
Standish Jr., decided it would be
good idea to hold this tourna-
ment at a resort city, so the play
ers could combine it with their
vacations.
The plan has been so successful
that since then the tournament has
been held either at Gull Lake or
Charlevoix. And it may be soma
time before a change is made, al
though several Detroit District
clubs are known to be anxious tn
get the tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
.DiMag' Stretches Hit
Streak to 46 Games
Gets 10Th Homer
AS Yanks Rout
Athletics, los

NEW YORK. July 5.-Joe Di-
Iaggios nineteenth home IN
today ran his hitting streak to a
new all-time high of 46 straight
Games and helped the Yankees
oeat the Athletics, 10 to 5.
Charley Keller hit his eight
centh and nineteepth homers TO
tie DiMaggio for the major league
lead. Johnny Sturm hit his sec
ond homer and Red Rolfe hit his,
fifth, making five Yankee homers
in all and tying the Yanks' own
major league record for homers
hit in one game
Rookie Phil Marchildon was
the victim of all this smuggling
and in addition gave up six other
hits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
CHECKING UP ON GOLF RULES
Committee Is Responsible for Addition

birdie at one Of his playnates on
any of these finishing holes he is
accused of pulling an Ahern.
BY the way did yeH know that
acknowledgements at-AaHne- Iini=
versity he once led the qualifiers
in the National Collegiate?
Chuck Holm insists that the
Meadowbrook players greatest
shot in the final was his niblick
pitch near the pin on the sixteenth
with mis- partner virtually out
of it and both Chris Brinke and
Warren Pease already within put
ting distance Of the cup with their
seconds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Tobin-Prakken Win

Finals are scheduled Sunday
afternoon in junior singles. mems
doubles. and mixed doubles. Max
Gurman and Hobart Wrobbell
gained the mems doubles final
bracket in defeating Leo Levine
a nd Hubert Manirc. 6-1. So.
TobIn and Prakkcn eliminated Ray
Gibson and Elmer Swetina, rs
3-6. Ga.
Prakken and Tobin meet Gene
Russell and Fred Kovaleski I'm a
Semiiinai Sunday morning with
the vlciorS engaging Gurman-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Mccoy May Escape
Call 10 u. 5. Army

PHILADELPHIA July s. -
ms The Philadelphia Athletics
were in New York today heading
for Swirg throughout the West,
but Philadelphia fans were left
ChceTed by expectation Benny Nc
Coy -hard-hltiinC As second base
man, may AVOID the draft.
Connie Mack veteran manager
OF the Athletics, expressed conf
dcnce "A new selectiye service
order means exemption for Nc
Coy Connie cited instructions TO
local boards 10 reClaSSify all
rcglstrants. married or single. who
make any substantial contribu-
ton 10 the support OF one or more
dc dependents
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Big Journeys Beckon
Michigan Golfers
Pros a t Denver;
Amateur Opens
at Charlevoix
By NJ. F. DRUKENBROD

This is travel week for many or
the states leading golfers, with
Denver and the National p. q. A.
Spokane and the National Publinx
and Charlevoix and the State AM
ateur beckoning them.
The professional classic at Dem
yer opens Monday and the Michi-
gan qualifers either are there or
on their way.
While the National Publlnx
doesn't start until a week from
Monday, those making the trip to
the Northwest by automobile VIII
leave within a day or so and those
going by train will depart Wednes-
day afternoon. Detroit bis eight
0ualifieTS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Scar Has Healed

Note TO Jack Winney: You now
can look all greenkeepers straight
in the eye There Is no mark on
Plum Hollow's eighteenth green
where you blasted with your
blaster Plum Hollow has white
stakes marking the boundaries Of
all its water hazards. Other
clubs would we'll do the same
Jack Emery Lochmoor's little
giant. will middle aisle il in Sep
TENDER About the time he will
defend his championship in the
Crosse lie tournament Ziggy
Zawadzki's boss at Briggs is Joe
Norris, Americas No / bowler
Ziggy would like 10 be the No.
golfeR-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
WOOd-Shaft Clubs to Return
As Uncle Sam Needs Steel

DENVER, July s With every
one in the mile-high country to-
night talking about Craig Wood
and his chances of winning the
National p G.. A. tournament
which opens Monday At Dcnver'S
Cherry Hills course his name
brings up the subject of wood. or
wood-shafted clubs, pasSc these
many years.
The p. G. A. probably will be the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

last major tourney in which steel
Shafted clubs will be used. The
reason is obvious Uncle Sam
needs ell the steel he can get.
Fred Corcoran. p. G.. As Spokes-
man. declared that The nations
top manufacturers Of Golf cQuip-
mcnt.. all on hand for the tourna-
ment. were holding huddlcS on
educating Mr. John Duffcr TO re-
vert 20 the "horse-and-b buggy
days of wooden-shafted clubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
It's an Ahern

Randall Ahern's sensational fin
iSh IN the final of the Red Run
lnvitational tournament ne bird
led three of the last four holes 10
win for him and Homer Davidson
Jr.-won't be forgotten for some
time. Any time a Red Run mem
Der has the effrontcry 10 fire a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Dykes 0usted
As Sox Lose

= CHICAGO. July ; Scoring two
runs in hectic ninth inning
Cleveland today defeated Chicago
5-3. before crowd of 1926.
Manager Jim Dykes of the
White SoX was ouSted from the
park in the ninth for protesting
interference on a fly bait II was
his first election Of the season.
IIINIIANn InI1 AIn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Fine Day for Owner

BOSTON, July s. GNS) 49,
Owner A. T Simmons had the
winner and the third horse in the
81, 500 MyleS StandiSh stakes at
Suffolk Downs today Eternal Bull
ran coupled with bold question and
they finished one and third, with
AlSah. second
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Photo Finish

STANTON. Del, July SINS
Swiss. four-year-old filly
owned by Arnold Hanger. today
won the $4,000 added New Castle
handicap at Delaware Park in a
photo finish with Bala Ormont.
Fairy Chant was third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Chicks I27 Recalled

That 63-6S l31 that Dick Metz
made in the Kankakee Open was
quite a score But a lot of golfers
in these parts were pecved 10 see
il referred TO as "a record for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

the Toronto Globe and Mail. will
lead tho Canadian SCribblcrS
Many other Canadians viii be-
here
Most OF the daily papers m
are planning 10 have
their sport writers at the game
Bill Flnzel and his band arc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

Vtff tt-tt t-tt---------
To the lady in Toledo You were
right about the score of Horter
and Paul Keller Jr in
the tournament at Edgcwood. The
rules state that FOR the additions
of the scores marked. the commit
tee shall be responsible
In the PEA trials a. Plum Hol-
low a golfer pushed his second on
the eighteenth. He couldn't find
the ball All he knew was that
il was headed for the creek. What
then? Was 1t q lost ball-Stroke
and diStance-or could the player
assume that the ball landed in the
creek-drop back with a one
stroke penalty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

making their first appearance in
an All-Star game. They will be-
on hand early TO lead the bleacher
fans in community singing Al
Schacht will add to the entertain
ment.
Tom Dewey a Michigan boy
who made good in a big way in the
big city. will be a guest OF Walter
o. Briggs at the game Dewey is
national head of the USO. which
gets all the receipts Of the game.
The ticket sale continues brisk,
but there are still seats available.
Even the bleacher and general adj
mission tickets are available in adj
vance for the first time The
Briggs Stadium box Office will be-
open all day Sunday TO accommo-
date the fans
Elmer Laydcn high commits
Sloncr of the National Football
League viii drive to Detroit
Monday night 10 attend Tuesday
game He will be the guest Of
Freed l.. Mandel Jr., owner Of
the Detroit Lions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

Rlss DtNagg1 Fnnes WHlAms.
Doeif t'asncr ERRORS Travis. Cas-
Eoa1Fnrtl irsnarT ifns t1Ied> 10
F0NN 2 piMaEllo WHlams TVo.baEe
h'f FInrer Williams FlAN Sacrifice hfs
Nasrrr LewiS Lott on bsfes Wash
InEton go y s;or p rsres On balls OFT
IL nfrc uff WAEncr struck oar By
Wagner HITS orr LeunAtf s In : IN.
n.aEs uft Arat-sou . IN innings Double
pla}s Dortr ta Crnnr 10 FnER Travis 20
BiopdN ORTIZ Co. Vernon Losing pitcher
Leonard Imp.ss. Stswart ,lmmfrs and
Rue Tine 'f. Attendance . 500 cot.
f.ria
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
BY VI. F. DRUKENBROD

Checking back after a long siege
Of golf OF the Sunup-to-sundown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
NEW YORK

Runs s,urm. Roife ? DiMAggio 2 Kel-
Ter 2 Gordon Rizzuto Error Brancaio
Runs batted IN DiMaEg0 ? Ruffing
BrancAto ?, Keller 2 Seberi 2 Heinrich.
eturm Rnfe. Sudsr Two-hase M Ruf
fhF Home runs DiNagrie-- Siepsr' 2
Keller ? Sturm Roife Sacrifice hit
Marchtldon stolen bsse Henrich Bases
on halls or MsrchiciUn 7 Struck out
nv Ruffns by Aarchlldon T. Ht by
pitcher By MArchildon tsturm Wild
pitch AarChndcu- Lett on bases phna
delphia 4. New York Q Winning pitcher
Ruffing Losing pitcher Aarch'lfon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

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~ .fte1 fsf Htsug In nlItl
TTtNfIaET -"f--'--'-.-r-----+
Chtcsco 600 UJU 30U3
Baited ~ Smith in lrfb
Rins Eoa4reaa CamphpI Troshy 9
walker Wrgrf Tresr smith EIef-.
Trussy Runs bstfec iu walker 2 DE
sautes . rrssh ha.sAefD0rks- Twa base
hts DssAuft.s Wusft kuhel. AUpunE
Wsjker Sacrifice hH Wsikef Bases or
halls or Smith m Hevirg STRIKE
QUITE ~ BaKhl 2 by smith LETT on
bases Cleveland CAitAEn Hf by
pitched bal r. smith Heath bonnie
PLAYS Mack Co. BnUdrcsI 90 Tfosky
BoGfrsau On MACK g. Tusky Hts or
BAgbY 30 ~ : .nnlngs or H~,I ~ 1 ~
inning Winning pitcher Hefng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
HII AGO

Totals % - rs Totals 80 - % 8
'B.re1 isf HtUug ln ninth
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Marriage License
ADDlicutions

James H. Dinius, %, Baltimore, and Ruth
Elizabeth Arbuckle. q, West Lafayette,
joseph na 5he retHasS ssS a and osa Benda
Il. both Of Baltimore; the Rev. Charles
Joseph W. Warner. "a, 84a7 street NV.
and Audrey Lee Holland %. 5s3l Sher-
Eer pl: NV; the Rev. Charles H.
George Frederick Dunigan. %. 14l3
EhSas MSSsvard ave- aes
George, H, oliff. 25. and Ora Mae Nimmo,
90; both Of Richmond; the Rev. John
Nd. and Marsaret Aliia Long. Il. Bal
timore; the & Rev Freeley Iodg Rohrer go..
NV, and Dorothy Irene Watkins, 80,
5245 Nebraska % ave. NV. the Rev. j.
he Alien. q 30. bci both of cheVerly, M Nd: fh the
Rev; Stephen W. McGsbe;
deo1se sns rorthde y MeF l. Fl Pa1esd BHH%ef 3D. Mont t.
eorddn ssr H H.fHez Jgsse 3 wssa1sn Ma5tnsl Apart
Chase Nd: the Rev walter M Michael,
Minnie E. Brandon "a; 2sls Connecticut
Roger H.; Slayton. 33, Quantico. Va, and
Joyce I3ycs I5ms Newso9m, 34' 3o4 st. NV;
rosnIh 9TH st Ans ne the Rev IL L l. Bowers
'0iaaP Manga1et se A. keads s s4 st. nR aRd
G.. judge r; E Mattingly;,
stephen fInn r sustarsio; -: Naval Air AT Sta
ifo5 ii1n 10Th q C St. sna se Mary Ahce Hite' 49,
J. r Reid. 20: si1 T st. NV. and Rosa
Brown: IS. Farmville. Va; the Rev. J.
Amos W. Tyler. AZ and Cora Lomax, A.
both OF 1922 9th st. NV; the Rev.
Charles Ambrose, Case. 45. and Mary Agnes
poRSsey: Rev: ? p Kakoyski No.
Laws. 10. both of 81 SIS Massachasetts
,,a ave ne; the Rev. Joseph Y; Buckley.
4th ST. ne; the Rev, C. S. Abbott. jr
William T. McCormac, %, 72I 9th st. ne.
and and Caroline NJ Nicholson. %, IA
Arthur A. caulkett. as. 1743 p st. NV.
and Anna Jane Dillingham;. ~, 1917
18th st. NV; the Rev. Frederick Harris.
Rockville.
Upton Nourse Carter; 20, and Reva Cath
crime Clem' Is. both OF Darnestown,
Espie Lee Curtis 3s. Bethesda. Nd. and
.AIaT1 MaTgqerite EStelle Poss - Rockville:
Belle Wachter. 20. both of Gaithersburg,
Samuel Hammond, e1. and Florence Bea-
Tinsley, 2S, both of Richmond. Va
Haywood BENJAMIN Brooks, %, and Mu-
riel Mary Decatur, 81. both of Wash
Alvin 4. Herman. 80. and Evelyn R. Harp
ster. "a both of Takoma Park, Md
Roy Allison Dudley, SO. and Florence
Irene Garrison, II, both of Washington.
Guy NJ. Piper; 81, and Hope z. Wright,
%. both of Washington.
Harry Ralph Cue. 10. Damascus. Md, and
Betty Alberta Brightwell, Is. Frederick,
Md
Grace Moretz. %. both of Washington.
Harry W. Hammann, 25, Gaithersburg.
Md, and ,Winifred e. Essex, %. Be
thesda, Nd.
Gordon F. Gray. %, Washington. and
Harriet Wheeler. "a. Chevy Chase. Md.
Paul Connington. "a. and Evelyn /
Hughes, 1S. both of Washington.
Matthew Trimble Sawtelle. 80, Chevy
Chase, Nd. and Jane Milbourne Hart,
2S, Washington.
Herman Leonard Arberg. 90, Wheeling,
w. Va. and Ruth Robson Barnes, IS
Washington
Raymond c. Schulz, 36 Rochester. N Y.
and Margaret z. Brimm. SO, Richmond,
Va.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Lincoln Legion Post
Host Tomorrow 10
Spanish Veterans
Admiral Dewey Comp
Observes Its Annual
Muster Day

Members of the United Spanish
War Veterans will be guests of Lin
coin Post, American Legion, at the
annual celebration of Spanish War
night at Arcade Hall tomorrow at
8 pm.
Admiral George Dewey Naval
Camp observed annual muster day
with patriotic exercises at Pythian
Temple. Comdr. William M. La
Roche presided. @. M. Gen. P. j.
Callan, Maj. Berkley Inge, DR.. Her
bert M. Manning, Vice Comdr. Elvin
M. Luskey, Past Comdr. Harry G..
Schafer, National Aide Harry Nolan,
Capt. James E. Wilson and John
A. Gallagher spoke. Refreshments
were served.
Meetings this week: Tomorrow,
Spanish War night, Ar
cade Hall, and President Mckinley
Camp, Sons of Veterans. Wednes-
day, Gen. M. Emmet Urell Camp,
muster day program, Pythian Tenn
pie. Thursday, Richard j. Harden
Camp, muster day exercises, Pyth-
ian Temple.
The department auxiliary presi-
dent, Pauline A. Thompson, and
her staff made their official vista
ton to the Admiral George Dewey
Naval Auxiliary on April 7. There
was entertainment and the depart
ment president was presented with
a gift.
The Gen. Nelson A. Miles Aux
ilary was the hostess to the depart
ment president and her staff on
April II. An entertainment was
given and a gift was presented by
the auxiliary.
The annual visitation of the de-
partment president and her staff
will be made to the Col. James S.
Petit Auxiliary tomorrow at Fourth
street and Pennsylvania avenue S.E.
On April 16 the Gen. M. Emmett
Urell Auxiliary will be the hostess
to them.
The department chairman of car
nations, Mrs. Albertine Lochner,
announces 10000 carnations for the
decoration of veterans graves are
practically complete.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Musical Evening Planned
Al Mckinley School

Interhigh school, band, orchestra
and choruses will present a musical
evening May 2 at 8. O'Clock at Nc
KInley High School.
The program will open with Sc
lections by the interhigh school
band conducted by Sergt. Horace
Butterworth, followed by a duet
conducted by Miss Lucy Lynch. The
interhigh school girls chorus then
will sing under the direction of DR..
E. N. c. Barnes, director of music
in the white schools. The inter-
high school mixed chorus will be
conducted by Paul D. Gable.
After an intermission, the au-
dience will hear the orchestra under
Vladimir Vasa, the boys chorus con-
Quoted by Miss Emma Louise
Thompson, Mrs. Gladys P. Sanders
and DR.. Barnes, and the entire group
in 1.-The Star Spangled Banner"
finale.
DR.. Chester w. Holmes, in charge
of senior high schools, said admis-
sion was free, but that tickets would
have to be obtained from his Office
at the Franklin School.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Deaths Reported

Ellen C. Butler. 81, Trinity College.
Anna E. schaaf, 90, IL Seaton pl NV.
Nette Nowland. 6s. 1903 E. Capitol.
Frederick L. Benton, 80, 492S Reservoir I'd.
William SchuetZ, Sc, 1921 36th ST. NV.
Ella l. Leaf, 62. 4707 Connecticut ave. NV.
Nellie Cahill, 80, Emergency Hospital.
Jane Doe, 80. Tidal Basin.
August Bender, so, 1851 Nelson pl. s.e.
James A. Miller. 40, 291s 18th st. NV.
Leslie M Harkness, 4S, George Washington
Thomas R. Green. Al. 1929 wisconsin
Robert L. Jarrett. 40. Gallinger Hospital
Ernest L. Dyer. SO, Walter Reed General
Hospital
Elsie M. woods, 80. Sibley Hospital
Infant Ralph Keyser. Providence Hospital.
Infant Joseph D. Hobbs, jr.. Children's Hos
Julia Waters, 81. AT Duncan st. ne
Cornelius Madden S5, Freedmen's Hospital.
william H. Holmes, 7S, Gallinger Hospital.
Mary Toulson, 6S, 1881 Corcoran st. ne.
Joseph F. Colbert, 81, Walter Reed General
Hospital
william B. Thomas. so, go H st. ne
Mary e Plummer, 55. 1908 9th st. NV
Willie Carpenter. 54, st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital.
Marie Walker, AZ, Freedmen's Hospital.
Earnest Evans, %. Gallinger Hospital.
Infant Jerome Littlepage. 2421 K st. NV.
Infant Shirley Stewart, Freedmen's Hos
pital.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Montgomery County
Drives Net $2,465

The net proceeds of the Presidents s
Birthday Ball and the Mile O. Dimes
drive sponsored by the Montgomery
County Council, American Legion,
total $2,465. 1t was announced yes
terday by George B. Kissinger, pres
ident.
Returns are still coming in, Mr..
Kissinger said, and are expected to
reach $2,500. Half of the proceeds
go to the Warm Springs Foundation
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Births Reported

Wynne and Helen Alley. boy.
Myer and Dorothy Barnes, boy.
EdSaTd EdSslt an and E5sl Ruth IEsly Berry, girl.
Glenn, and Christine Cade.. boy,
Russell and Lois Cook, boy.
Frederick and Eleanor Everman, boy.
E. Spencer and Margaret Fitzgerald, boy
Willard and Caroline Gibson. girl;
william william and and Emmett 5sa Hsmm1nS boy
Samuel and Betty Hurvitz, girl.
George and Helen Lassise, boy.
George and Ceslete Martin, boy.
esrna e19e5 and and ehs Ehsl NeSmsn M00rs bog Soy
William and Ethel Rampey. girl.
James and Ada Rich, boy.
Albert and Ruth Sadler. girl.
Harold and Annie Stone. boy.
David and Helen Bailey. boy.
Homer and Anna Barr, girl.
Charles and Eula Bick. boy.
George and Jessie Campbell, jr., girl.
George and Mary Evans; end. girl.
Dombc HSSsRb and and cpsmHs Ades Tsn gHIns1 GIRL GIRL
James and Mary HURT, boy:
Frank and Maria Nance, twin girls.
William and Josephine Martin, boy.
Paul and Frances Mydd. boy.
George and Doris Paxton. boy.
John and Phyllis Redmond. girl.
Louis and Evangeline, Richardson, girl.
Joe and Mary Smoak, girl.
William and Ruth Stewart, jr., girl.
Phil and Julia Turner, boy:
Ward and Anne Wood, girl.
William and Mary Branham, boy.
William and Thelma Christian, boy.
Lewis and Queen Hegens, boy.
James and Margaret Nesmith, boy.
BENJAMIN and Aherry Caller, boy.
Paray and Elizabeth Crusoe. boy.
Melvin and Mable Colston, girl.
John and Aline Walker. girl.
Howard and Ollie Cassell boy.
John and Catherine Harrod, boy.
Willie and Maud Leftwich, boy.
Ardie and Elsie Payne. boy.
James and Mary Nelson. boy.
Isiah and Charlotte Fillmore. girl.
James and Vernice Henson, girl.
Felia and Isabelle Morgan. girl.
Evening star., 1941-04-13

Women's Club will meet for lunch
con at 1890 pm. followed by a talk
on Interior Decoration" by Miss Is
abelle Karekin. The Xenos Club
members will have supper at 6 fol-
lowed by a program and speakers
on Vacations"
Thursday-The All-States' Club
will have supper at 6 o'clock fol-
lowed by hidden talent" pro-
gram. The girls write their own
skits and direct them, etc. The
swimming class for this group will
begin at 7 pm. The Blue Triangle
Club members will be entertained
by the Recreation Committee, with
Evening star., 1941-04-13

Miss Conniee Larkin as chairman,
at with Back to the Kitchen"
At Z o'clock there will be a travel
talk on the great Northwest. On
Friday and Saturday evenings the
members Of the club are presenting
the play Come Out of the Kitchen" I"
The Armenian Ladies' Aid will meet
at 7:30 pm.
Friday-There will be Y. M. c..
A.-Y. w. G. A. dance from to IL.
Saturday-The celebration of the
Girl Reserves 60th anniversary will
begin. There will be a birthday
ball from 9 to IL at the American
University gym for all senior Girl
Evening star., 1941-04-13

Fund and the other half to the
county orthopedic fund.
Members of the Orthopedic Com
mittee appointed by Mr.. Kissinger
are Alfred C. Paul, chairman; Frank
D. Dunnington, E. Brooke Fetty,
Lawrence Smoot, Bernard Cassell,
H. J. Moore, DR.. F. j. Broschard and
A. D. Faulkner.
Evening star., 1941-04-13

Reserves. On Sunday there will
be special vesper services arranged
by the Girl Reserves themselvs at
the Washington Cathedral at
pm. The Girl Reserve Glee Club
will sing and all parents are well
come.
The Y. w. c. A. conducted trips
to Natural Bridge on Saturday and
Sunday.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Y. w. c. A. News

Miss Elizabeth M. Haney, general
secretary of the Y. w. G. A., will
be hostess today at the tea from 4
to 5 o'clock. There will be no
music hour.
Groups of Girl Reserves will gather
at the Y. w. G. A. at 8 am. and
IL noon to go to the White House
to help with the egg rolling on
Monday.
Tuesday-The Membership Corn-
Gil will meet at 1880 pm. Daughters
of Penelope will meet at 8 pm.
Wednesday-The Young Married
Evening star., 1941-04-13

U 8. 8 Bainbridge to U. s. s. Hornet
Ferriter 1t Comdr Charles A., from
u, S, 8. Trenton to U. s. 8. whippoor-
Giles. s.'' 1t. comdr. Donald T, from U. s. s.
Wichita to Guam.
johnson. 1t. Comdr Henry C.. from U. 8.
8. BROOKLYN 10 New Haven, Conn.
Jonsfellow, 1t Comdr, william J.. from
o. 8. 8, Breese 70 Mare Island. Calf.
Mefsaae, Ii. comdr. John M. from U. 8.
q Raleigh to y: 6. {; Maedopoush
Pea. HsrSs5 Il Rod.,r . sss.'ls % lo% wf;h O.
r.s.eser Esmfh'' e. csoSmSr. 70 1osi. from o. ..
d. Bpioa TO u. u. q. Cahokia.
Evening star., 1941-04-13

Prof. DR.. Rudolf Hennig. Ger
man scientist in study of the life
of Christopher Columbus. fixes the
time and place of Columbus birth
place as September or early Octo-
Der. 1451 A. D. at Genoa
Evening star., 1941-04-13

Queensland has exempted from
income taxes the pay and allowances
of members of the naval, military
or air forces