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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-16
JITTERBUG's LEG COLLAPsEs

Herrin, Ill. - (UP) - Robert w. Vaughan, 18-year-old service sta- lion attendant, bears witness to the fact that "jitterburg' dance steps can be hazardous. Be tEied new step a few weeks after a fractured leg had begun to mend. And at the zenith of a cornpl- cated twirl he broke his leg again.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-16

lack of machine tools, but the Wa. terbury legislators believed that with the Porter fund available and
 Waterbury's industrial prominence an exception may be made. They
 believe that Brass City manufac- turers would cooperate to the extent that not only would machine tools
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-16

Barnett Parker has been added to the cast of Republics Citadel of Crime" which has John Wayne and Frances Dee in the leading roles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-16
BRITISH CRUISER WAS DESTROYED
Fourth Cruiser Loss

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-16
TWO GERMAN
 RAIDS REFUSED

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-16
STRIKES MAKE
 MUCH TROUBLE

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-16
CATANIA BOMBED
 BY BRITISH FORCE

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-16
MARCH OF DIMES
 TO BE SPEEDED

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-16
GOVERNOR ASKS
 LABOR TO UNITE

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
z KRADEzf TRI CERNOSI
VINENI.

V kradezfch provedenych v
noel z patku ma sobotu vineni
jsou cernoSi, kteTi provedli til
prepady. V jednom pripadu
obet1 pTepadu stal Sc Stanley
Barlkowiak z Hudson ulice,
jenz nalezen byl lez1cf ma po-
dlaze top1rny v tovarne We
blocku Eastern avenue,
kde byl zamestnan. Kapsy je-
no byly zlodeji vysacovany.
Prvn1 obeti stal Sc George A.
a jeho manzelka Edith,
napadeni byli u vchodu
do jejich domu v {. 3O5 S. Pop
pleton ulice. Diva cernosi ma
je ozbrojeni jsouce revol-
very. Zadne penize u Mich ne
nalezli.
Asi "a hodinu pozdeji diva
cernosi vesli do likern1ho OBJ
chodu Calmana Milman We 400
blocku N. Fremont avenue a
MATTEL Sc obratil ably je-
jich pTanl pc koTalce zadost u
vrhli sc ma neho a z cash
registru ukradli $25.
V nekolika minutach ma to-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19

tri cernosi vesli do hospody v
500 blocku w. West ulice. kde
napadli majitele, Hymana Rich
mond a 6 muzG tam pijicfch. z
cash registru ukradli mezi $50
a $50 a prchli.
Centralnf policejnf Trad
snazl Sc dopadnouti nekolik
muzG, kterf pTepadli a oloupili
posla cernoSske platebnf listi-
ny o $1,400.33 ma Madison a
Calvert ulicich. John Smith,
posel udal policii, re beloch O.
tevrel dvere jeho automobile,
namiril nan revolver a vykrikl :
ITO je prepaid" Hned V zape-
tt chopil poslovu tasku s pene-
ri a prchl.
Smith je zrfzencem automo-
biloveho podniku Bob Fleigh
ma 20. ulici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
z WASHINGTONU.

President Roosevelt fekl
narodu We sve rozhlasne Teci,ze
.Spoj. Staty nikdy neslozi zbra-
ne, jez zvedly ma Obranu svo-
body. dokud svoboda opet ne
Dude bezpecna We svete, V nem7
zijeme.
President mluvil ma progra-
mu ma pamatku pfipojenf k u
stave Spojenych StatG deseti
prvnich dodatkG pred $50 Lefty,
znamych pod jmenem "listina
prav''. We sve reel pravil:
zadne datum v dlouhe histo-
Ri svobody nema vetslho w
znamu provsechny svobody mi
lovne zeme sveta nez Is. pro
since r. 1871. Toho dine, pred
$50 Lefty, novy narod %prostfed-
nictvfm zvoleneho kongresu,
prijal prohlasenf lidskych pray
ktere melo vliv ma smyslenl ce-
leho lidstva cd jednoho konce
sveta k druhemu.
Nenf jedine republiky ma te-
to polokouli, ably neprijala do
sveho zakladn1ho zakonu hlav-
nj zasady svobody cloveka a
smyslenf, ktere byly
vt9leny v americky seaman
Nenf jedine zeme, velke ami
ma teto pevnine, ktera by
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
MlStnl ZprdYV.

= Bratri Soulove obchodnici
z rohu Monument a Chester
ul. pref vSem csl. zakaznfk1m
Vesele Vanoce a Stastny Novy
Rok.
LAMPY CEPICE.
Pon6vac zvlaste We starsich
Gastech m6sta elektricke lam
Ply nahrazovany jsou dosud ply
novymi, Walter Tome, mestsky
osvetlovac1 inzenyr rozhodl o.
patriti tyto kovovymi cepicemi,
ably tax rychle V dobe nepratel-
sk6ho pTepadu sv6tlo z Mich
stale Sc neviditelnym. Behem
zkousek, jak New Yorsky ma
yor LaGuardia rekl: "Kazdy
pOkus ucinen byti must, ably in
d~ustrie, obchod a rodinny zivot
nebyly umlceny. Kdyz by a.
larm dan byl vzhledem urcite-
no pTepadu, pax ovSem, vsech-
ny jfzdy must byti zastaveny.
Prace tohoto druhu nenf O.
hledne $4,000 elektrickych
lamp.
= VeSkera pomoc verejnych
Skol, budov a zTfzencG, jsou wy
pracovany ohledne obranneho
programu. Prvni ulohou Dude
vypracovanf seznamu 10000
dobrovolnfkG pro patnact ane-
DO vice sluzeb obcanske ochra-
ny. Prfpravy konany byly V
auditoriu Polytechniky V pom
deli pocfnaje We 4 hodiny odpo-
ledne, k cemuz vyzvani jsou
vsichni ucitele vsech verejnych
farnich a p~rivatnich skol. Kaz-
da verejna skola Dude stredem
ma odvod dobrovolnfk1. Zapi-
sovani Romano V Gtery cd A do
9 hodin odpoledne, We stredu,
ctvrtek a patek. V sobotu, 20.
prosince Dude zapis cd 9 hodin
rano do 9 hodin vecer.
Skolni ZrfZenci urceni budou
ma zapisovani a cviceni dobro-
volnikG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19

nepocftila vliv tohoto dokumen
tn, primo nebo neprlmo.
Ovsem, pred rokem 1888
podstatna platnost americke IL
stiny pray byla prijata aspon V
zasad6. l dnes, S vyjimkou Ne
mecka, Italie a Japonska naro-
dove sveta = We vsi pravdepo-
dobnosti ctyri petiny jich =
podporuj1 jejf zasady, jejf ma
uky, jejf slavne vysledky.
= Kap. James, Roosevelt,
nejstarsf syn presidentGv, jenz
az dosud byl zamestnan jake
pT1ruc1 plukovn1ka Williama j.
Donovana v namoTnl ,obranne
1Tadovne, pozadal "a preloze-
nj k pravideln6 sluzbe. Kap.
Rooseveltove zadosti bylo Wy
hoveno a byl prelozen k odde-
len1 marinakG San Diego,
Kalifornie.
Kap. Roosevelt udal We sve
zadosti, re V dneSni dobe jest
treba muzG, kterf mali jiste vo-
jenske zkusenosti a jsou teles-
ne schopni k vojenske sluzbe.
Praci V uTadovnach mohou "a
stavati telesne neschopne dG-
stojnfci a V padu nutnosti j re
ny.
Druha svetova valka po-
jiz SO narodG a pocet je-
jich Dude v kratke dobe asi roz
mnozen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
TRICET TISfC OBLEKo DO
ANGLE.

Tricet tisfc oblekG poslano
bylo z pOmOcneho zdejsfho wy
boru Francouzsko-anglickeho
c. 522 N. Charles ulice do An
gle cd cervence 1910. Devet
set nadOb S potravou, pTiprave-
nou hospodynemi v Havre de
Grace a Bel-Air zaslano do An
gle.
Mezi zenami pracujicfmi pro
pomocnou o%rganisaci je "a ro-
XII starry Skot, jenz naucil Sc We
Skotsku strikovati jake maly
hoch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19

Kenneth t. Leake, 35lety
delnfk ma obranne praci, male
zen byl V bezvedomf lezici v
prikopu ma Stewart avenue u
Eastern avenue V Essex.
V nemocnici shledano, re leb-
ka jeho je rozrazena a noha
zlomena vedle jinych zranenf.
Die vseho byl asi obetf automo-
blu. ktery ujel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
ORNAMENT PLYNEM.

Plynem, ktery unikal re fla
name roury do domu Philipa
E. Brady, els. 44O6 Keswick
road, tTi ornament byli We span
ku, v nemz pohr1zeni byli. O.
mamena byla Brady a dive jejf
dcery, 15leta Sallie a 11leta
Betty. Roura praskla pod chod
nfkem pred domem {. 4404.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
INSPEKCE


We statu Maryland cas- ma
prohlfzenl automobile, jenz
skoncena byti mela Is. prosin-
&c, prodlouzen byl o dalS1ch 80
dn1. Ku prodlouzen1 vede ne
dostatek potTebnych ~zTfzenc6,
prace ma obrannych zarfzen1ch
a podobne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
Starecek rezbar - umelec.

V zeleznem Brode zije 76el-
ty rezbaT-umelec Jan Maryska,
ktery re dreva vytvoTil neje-
den rozkosny bibelot. Jeho
"paradnfm kouskem" je re
dreva vyrezana stara zelezno-
brodska radnice, ktera je ulo-
zena v tamn1m museu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19
Doplatek Pom. Vyboru
$4,000
Clekem

Clekem $4,000
Poslano do Chicago ma Po-
mocnou Akci IS. pros. $4,000.
Pomocny Vybor srdecne de-
kuje vsem, kterf byli napomoc-
nj pri poradanf uvedenych pod
Mkt a kterf darovali peneznf
Diary neb zbozf. Pr. Jos.P erout-
kove "a jejf ochotu pri Obou
podnicfch.
Ia PomOcny Vybor:
Anezka Rysova
Helena Jindrova
Marie Pokorny
Rudolph Behounek
JOS. Pokorny
Stastne oslo, ktere vyhralo
pri losu sitkovana pokryvka
bylo 1884, mela pf. Zaoralkova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-12-19

Pomocny Vybor vydelek
ma vyprodeji 3. pros. $182.88
Sb1rka p1. Mizerovske
II. prosince 5000
Vydelek ma Bingo
10. prosince 1883
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
Metro Baseball
STANDINGS
EAST SIDE
WEST SIDE
YESTERDAYS RESULT
Miller I. Pershing ?
TOMORROW'S GAMES

CenfraI a. MackenzIe.
Eedford a. Cooley.
Northwestern a. Western.
southwestern az 4 of ..
CHadsey al Wright.
Miller at Cas-
Southeastern at Eastern.
highland Park al DENLY.
Nor heasteru at Pershing.
Northern al Hamtramck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
BY LEO FISCHER

NEW YORK, May Is. - The
name of Harold Muddy Ruel
may not appear in box scores any
more, but this medium-sized gray
haired baseball veteran is proving
himself today TO be an important
factor in the American League
race as the teams wind up the
first month of the season.
Ruel is the Chicago White Sox
pitching coach-and when one con-
templates the manner in which
the Sox pitchers are going these
days, IT can be seen quite easily
why Manager Jimmy Dykes, as
well as mos Of the American
League. figures him as the smart
est man in the business along
those lines.
Sox hitting being under par the
pitching has held the club up in
the race - the team is in third
place today - and this is where
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

-Ruel comes in. The hurting corps
IS his responsibility. and not only
has he helped make winners out
of castoffs like Bill Dietrich, Edgar
Smith, Pete Appleton, and others
who couldn't get along elsewhere.
but he also has aided consider
ably in the development of the
SoX youngsters.
Ruel was a great catcher with
Washington in his day. and If
there was anything he didn't learn
while receiving the terrific Slants
of Walter Johnson. it probably
wasn't worth learning.
One of the first moves made by
J i'm my by kes upon becoming
White SoX manager, was TO sign
up Ruel. and his perspicacity has
paid plenty of dividends TO date.
Off the field, Ruel Is Just as
smart as on. He is an attorney.
admitted TO practice before the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
159 TrdCkmen
Vie in Annual
State Meet

EAST LANSING. May Is.
With 159 thinclads representing Il
Michigan colleges and universities
slated to appear here tomorrow
and Saturday, the stage was set
today for the twenty-sixth annual
state intercollegiate track and
field meet.
When the first OF the two-day
competition gets under way, the
title quest is expected 10 narrow
down to a four-WaY race between
Michigan Normal. Michigan State,
Wayne and Western State, with
the first named granted a slight
edge.
The Hurons. defending cham
pions, won the title last year with
77l2 points. - more than scored
by the second place Spartans.
Wayne University was third and
Western State fourth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
Red Wings Seek
New Players

Prepared 10 buy or. if necessary
trade hockey players. owner James
Norris Of the Rcd Wings and
manager Jack Adams were III
Boston today 10 attend the annual
meeting Of the National Hockey
League
Convinced the 1912 edition OF
the Red Wings are in need of right
Wingers and center-ice men. the
bosses of the Detroit Hockey Club
We're ready to acquire the players
provided rival owners did not de-
mand a good-sized piece of Norris
wheat business or one Of the three
stadiums owned by the Chicago
millionaire. in addition TO bundle
Of cash and players.
THE severe leg injuries
suffered by Joe Carveth and Joe
Fisher during the past season
left It's without capable right
wiDgers." Adams disclosed before
his departure. Toronto, Boston
and the Rangers have right wing
players We could Use and IL
they'll listen to reason. we NAV
get the two We want We could
also use another first class
center"
Adams said the Red Wings would
ask for FIVE Sunday afternoon dates
from the Schedule-makers for the
coming season Two successful
trials with Sunday afternoon
hockey here during the past season
convinced owner Norris and Adams
both local and outstate hockey
fans like the idea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
BOASTS ) CHAMPS

Michigan Normal will boast five
defending champions on its squad.
Ten out Of "A last years individual
titleholders will be back. The
Hurons have Charles (Whitey)
Had in both the high and low
hurdles. Joe Brzezinski in the $50.
Charley Lee in the two-mlle and
Hal Stein in the pole vault
Gerritt Stukkie OF Western
State was the winnin performer
in the 100 and go d8shes. Bob
Wingo of Wayne captured the
quarter mile. and Walter AIRING
ton of Michigan State was the
1910 high jump and broad jump
winner.
Michigan NormalS squad of 25
is the largest outside school entry
in the meet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

Where the above and many other
real buys can be seen, turn 10
TIMES WANT ADS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
Give Up Pro Grid
Careers for Army

AUBURN. Ala. May Is
GNSD-Two Auburn eridiror
stars who had signed 10 play pro.
fesSional football next Fall have
changed their minds. school off.
Gals say. and viii JOIN Uncle
Sans armed forces.
Chester Bulger. scheduled r.
bln the Chicago Cardinals. will
enroll as a cadet in the marines
while Ernest Mills. who signed
with the New York Giants. vii
enter the army as q reserve
second lieutenant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
BOTH SHOULD BE

Breidenbach. one of the finest
runners in Michigan track history.
and Ufer, one OF the Wolverines
most promising sophomores. should
be nominated for both relay teams.
Against Ohio State Saturday,
the blond BreIdenbach established
a new half-mle varsity record
when he charged 10 the tape in
1.52.4 He is the 1910 440-yard
conference champion, but will not
defend his crown.
! Instead. he will be Michiean's
hope TO outclass Indiana great
Campbell Kane in what has been
predicted as the greatest half
mile race in BIZ Ten hiSory
Besides Breidenbach. Coach Ken
Doherty will throw Kautz and
Matthews into the race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
Risdon Mines Play
Openers on Friday

Risdon Bros. baseball teams will
open their season at Northwestern
Field, diamonds No 5 and 6, to-
morrow at $50. c. r. Risdon will
pitch the first ball on No. 5 with
his son, Junior. receiving. A. L.
and +. NJ. Risdon will form the
battery on No. g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
California Trip
Incentive for
M Tra(kmen

ANN ARBOR. May 15.-As if
a championship were not enough
TO fight for. eight University Of
Michigan key trackmen will match
speed for a chance to live the
dream of every college athlete
IN airplane trip to sunny Cali
fornia and back-when the VOL
verines defend their Big Ter title
for the fourth time tomorrow and
saturday at Minneapolis.
Wise Ken Doherty, the Michi-
an mentor. believes that impair
tiality pays dividends in the long
run. so he has told his fastest
Z iddle-distance runners that their
chances of competing in the Los
Angeles Coliseum Relays, May
"a, depend upon how they produce
in the conference meet this
weekend
The challenge has been taken
up viciously by the candidates for
the mile and two-mile relay
squads invited to make the jour
ney. Four are fairly certain of
selection. They are Ware
Breidenbach, John Kautz, Dave
Matthews and Bob Ufer Three
others. AL Thomas. Bob Barnard
and Jack Leutritz, aren't so sure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
Behind Scenes rs Muddy RueI
Pitching Coach Big Factor in White Sox Rise

supreme Court of the United
States. In the Winter he is trust
officer for one of the big banks
in ST. Louis. lie follows baseball
only because love Of the game IS
nstilled in his bones
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
HiehIieh+s
In Sports

Bob Montgomery quoted as an
n money wager in tomorrow
heduled Hereunder, non-title
mt with Lightweight Champion
~ Jenkins.
Broadway bookies install the
+'sooklyn Dodgers and Cleveland
9dianS as 6-to-5 favorites 10 cop
ae pennant in their respective
eagues.
After a two-year slump. jeff
aath of the Indians comes out of
q fog to rap the ball around at
500 clip.
Manager Jimmy DYKES Of the
! licago White Sox. once regarded
- a "one-man infield, retires
If as active player.
Dizzy Deans colorful pitching
career ends as he becomes Chicago
Cubs coach.
St Louis Cardinals ira d Q
Pitcher Bill MCGEE to New York
Giants for Pitcher Harry Gum
bert; sell Outfteider Ernie Koy 10
Cincinnati.
Michigan favored 10 win its
fifth straight title at forty-first
Big Ten outdoor track and field
meet this weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
Cowden HurIs Two-Ai+ter

Mt. PLEASANT. Mich. May
15.-Kenneth Cowden, Mt Pleas
ant High hurler, BANKED Clare
High. SO allowing the visitors
but two scattered hits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

Dizzy Deans colorful pitching
career ends as he becomes Chicago
Cubs coach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15
FIGHT FOR TRIP

Real competition for the honor,
VIII be between Barnard and Lieut.
ritz. who viii run with Ufer in tho
quarter-mile Thomas will be
entered tn the Hes and 22A ware
clashes. but is quite certain of the
plane ride unless Leutritz and
barnard make tremendous m
5vement over their latest per
finances.
The following Michigan thin
Is left here for Minneapolis:
Wilbert Alderman. IVES Allen
Barnard. Warren Breidenbach
n Canham. Charles Decker
k DobSon, William DohSon.
&c Eldredge Godfrey Hall.
bert Hook. Herbert Leake. John
UT Perry Kimerer. Thomas
vton. Jack Leutritz. Dave Mat
TVS. Frank Mccarthy. Neil
; 1cIntyre. John Mexican. Al Piel.
T@bert Tillson. Al Thomas. Robert
Ter. Karl Wisneh, John Wise and
III Wedenoja.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-15

Totals % Ia = y T-ZAI
season batting average
Team season batting average.
zBatted for Craucher IN ninth.
Stated for Thomas in seventh.
Batted for McKain IN ninth.
DETROIT eco 100 00i--4
Washington 21u $50 0lx-9
Runs batted fa-Campbeu 2, York.
Travis Bloodworth 2 TebbettS Cramer.
Chapman 2 Vernon. Lewis Errors-Gehr-
NIGER. Mulln. Croucher. Two-hase hits
MuilIn Campbell. Case. Three base hits
Higgins Vernon. Home run-Chapman.
Sacrifice hits-Sundra .. Stolen bases
Case Campbell Left on bases-Detroit Q.
Washington 2. Double play-BloodW0rth to
Travis. Bases on balls-Off Corsica l. off
sundra 2 Struck out--By Corsica 1, by
sundra / Hits-Of Corsica i In in
in innings Wild pitch-Gorsica. Losing
pitcher-Gorslca. unprecedented. Passa-
rela and Pippgras.
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Democratic
Reception Set

The Woman's National Demo-
cratic Club will be hostess this week
end to 300 delegates from all over
the country to the Inaugural con-
ference of Affiliated Clubs of the
Woman's National Democratic Club
Mrs. Roosevelt and Mrs. Henry A
Wallace will receive the delegates
from 4 to pm, Sunday, at the
clubhouse.
Mrs. Carroll Miller, chairman of
= affiliated clubs, has announced that
after registration Saturday morning,
a luncheon will be held at the club
from noon to 1:30 pm, followed by
a meeting in the Parish Hall of St.
Thomas Episcopal Church. Mrs
Barton Stone Embry will direct reg
istration and Mrs. Charles j. Brand,
the luncheon.
Honor guests at a banquet Satur-
day at 7:30 pm. at the Washington
Hotel will include Mrs. Charles Til
lett. newly appointed head of the
Women's Division Of the Democratic
National Committee; Edward j..
Flynn, Democratic National Com
mittee chairman; Mrs. Thomas F.
McAllister, Mrs. May Thompson
Evans, Senator Hattie Caraway,
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman and Mrs.
Clara Gooding Mcmillan. Mrs. Sam
uel Herrick is chairman of the Ban
quet Committee.
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Benefit Planned
For Bows Club

Members of the Women's Auxil-
iary of the Metropolitan Police Boys
Club are working for the success of
a fashion show and tea to be given
at the Sulgrave Club Saturday
afternoon.
All proceeds from the event will
be turned over to the club, to be used
in improvement of the facilities for
winter recreation and to go toward
summer camp funds.
Serving on the Committe of Ar
rangements for the benefit are Mrs.
Morris CafritZ, Mrs. Harry Viner,
Mrs. Fred Britten, Mrs. Carleton
Holdredge, Mrs. Randolp Miner and
Mrs. George Maurice Maurice.
Also on the committee are Mrs.
Walter R. Tuckerman, Mrs. Henry
L. Flood, Mrs. Van Deventer, Miss
Lydia Loring, Mrs. Frederick Mitch
ell Gould, Mrs. William Livingston
Crounse and Mrs. Ronald Ransome.
Miss Elizabeth HoWry, president of
the organization, is the chairman.
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Marietta Benefit
To Be Held Saturday

The Marietta Park Women's Club
will hold card party and dance to
benefit the work of its philanthropic
section Saturday at 9 pm.
The entertainment will be held at
the home of Mrs. James B. Longley,
9615 BeXhill drive, Rock Creek Hills,
Md. Mrs. H. E. Cleaves will direct
hospitality, assisted by Mrs. Longley
and Mrs E. j. Hickey. Mrs j. L..
Winebrinier will assist with bridge
tables and Mrs. Harold w. Leath
with music.
Directors of the buffet supper are
Mrs Ivan H. Sims, Mrs. I. L. Stor-
mont and Mrs. James G. Osborne.
Mrs. Sims and Mrs. Stormont are
handling reservations which will be
limited to Is couples.
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Appointments Made
For Venture Club

Mrs. Carol Kirkwood, new preSi-
dent of the Venture Club, an
nounced committee appointments at
the regular business meeting OF the
club held last night at the home
of Miss Jeanne Meara, 1901 Fiji
teenth street NV.
Miss Margaret Jamison is chair
man of the audit and finance COM
mittee. assisted by Mrs. LiSbeth
Lissowitz and Mrs Margaret Herter.
The membership committee is
headed by Miss Meara, assisted by
Mrs. Kathleen Baker. Other COM
mitteeS are: Civic, Mrs. Clarissa
Porter, chairman, Miss Carol Wan
ner and Mrs. Peggy Stoneham:
social, Miss Isobel Macdonald,
chairman. and Miss Evelyn Dent;
program, Miss Olive Whiting, chair
man, and Mrs. Ann Maroshak; sun
shine, Mrs. Dorothy Sharman, and
publicity, Miss Alice White, chair
man. and Miss Alice Bailey.
A social meeting for new men,
bers is planned for January %.
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Big Sisters Plan
Bows Club Drive

The Big Sisters of the Metropoli-
tan Police Boys Club met last night
at the Hotel 240C to make plans for
the coming drive. Those present
were Miss Molly stoneStreet, chair
man; Mrs. Lucille Bernard, vice
chairman; Miss Grace CollifoWer,
Miss Rose Collif1Ower, Mrs. Basil
Cooper and the Misses Achsah Dor
sey, Justine Fairbanks, Patricia HILL
Patsy Kelsey, Jean Roundtree, Betty
Ann Swagart and Aileen Wrightson.
The Big Sisters decided that with
the money they make this year they
will buy a sailboat and present it to
the boys camp, Camp Ernest w.
Brown, at Scotland, Md. The Big
Sisters are under the direction Of
Mrs. Helen Ray Hagner.
Evening star., 1941-01-16
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