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as senior hostess for a camp as
large as Fort Bragg. Here is what
the Army has outlined for her:
Supervision of the service club
and it's activities.
Providing and conducting all So
cial and recreational features of
the fort.
To Greet Mothers and Wives.
Serving as hostess to mothers,
wives and sWeethearts who visit the
men, and providing them rooms.
General supervision of the cafe
terra for the benefit of visitors.
There also will be the task of
arranging dates" for the men with
young ladies of the neighborhood.
Mrs. Foster said yesterday she was
both thrilled and pleased" of the
opportunity to be of service to the
national defense and would do her
best to solve "the many new prob
lens that are bound to arise"
The daughter of a newspaper edi-
tor, Mrs. Foster is native of
Mount Airy, N. C. She has served
as clerk in the r. F. c. for the
past six years.
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at these parties range from so cents
to S3 Wives of a number of Gov
eminent officials here have already
decided to raise funds for the cam
paign through the home parties -
Keith Morgan, national chairman
of the Committee for the Celebra-
ton of the Presidents Birthday,
will preside at the banquet tonight
at which Mrs. Roosevelt will be an
honor guest.
Speakers will be DR.. Charles
Armstrong, senior surgeon of the
National Institute of Health, United
States Public Health Service: DR..
Max M. Peet OF the University of
Michigan, chairman of the Com
nittee on Education of the National
Foundation, and DR.. Herman N.
Bundesen, president of the Chicago
Board of Health and chairman of
the National Foundations Commit
tee on Epidemics and Public Health.
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Named Army Hostess r. &c.
Clerk Plans Sing Sessions
Mrs. Emmo Foster,
Native CuroIiniun,
To Go to Fort Brogg

Mrs. Emma J. Foster, the first
Washingtonian to be appointed an
Army hostess, will really be going
home when she assumes her post
early next month at Fort Bragg,
N. c., as senior hostess of the 9th
Division Service Club.
The vivacious and energetic Mrs.
Foster, named to the job last week
by the War Department. is native
North Carolinian whose heart has
always been in the Tar Heel State
even while working with the Re-
construction Finance Corp. here.
Out of TOO women interviewed for
the job, Mrs Foster was picked by
Army officials as the most suitable
to assist in supervising recreation
of some $4,000 men.
Proposes Community Singing.
A review of her experiences and
talents will show the reason for the
Armys choice. Mrs. Foster is an
accomplished pianist and vocalist
she sings soprano. For a number OF
wears she served as combination
booking, promotion and ticket selling
manager for the United States Army
Band. At one time she was active
in Chautauqua, promoting enter
tainment and lectures in various
parts of the country.
Mrs. Foster has an idea she be-
lieves is new for Army encamp-
ments-community singing. In her
opinion there is no finer builder OF
morale than singing.
That's where the boys can really
get together" she declared in an IN
terview yesterday at her apartment,
1000 Connecticut avenue NV.
But that is only one of her duties
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Mrs. G. R. DurnuII Dies;
Funeral Tomorrow

Mrs. Carl Rogers Darnall, wife of
Brig. Gen. Darnall, retired Army
medical officer, died Sunday after a
long illness at her home, 1916 La
mont street NV.
With the exception of few years
in the Philippines and in Hawaii,
Mrs. Darnall had been resident of
Washington since 1902 She was
born in Erwinna, Pa, 10 years ago
and was the former Annie Estelle
Major. In 1892 she was married to
DR.. Darnall, whose subsequent &C
tive career in the Army Medical
Corps ended with his retirement in
1881, at which time he was in COM
mand of Walter Reed General Hos
pital and the Army Medical Center
She is survived by her husband
and three sons, 1t. Col J. r. Darnall
of the Medical Corps, who is on
duty here; William Major Darnall
of Chicago, and Capt. Robert Dar-
nall, Medical Corps, also of Wash
| ington.
Funeral services will be held at
the Walter Reed Hospital chapel at
2 pm. tomorrow. followed by burial
in Arlington National Cemetery.
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Rites for J. Thomas Ford,
G.P. 0. Official Tomorrow

]. Thomas Ford, 46, deputy dis
bursting clerk with the Government
Printing Office, died at Walter Reed
Hospital Sunday.
A native of Louisville, KY. Mr..
Ford came here about 40 years ago.
He entered the Government Printing
Office in 1911 and since that time
has served as assistant chief clerk,
assistant superintendent of accounts
and clerk in charge of Treasury &C
counts before becoming deputy dis
bursting clerk.
He interrupted his career with the
G. P. o. and also his studies at
Georgetown University Law School
to enlist with the Army during the
World War. He was chief clerk
of the supply Office. Ordnance
Training Camp, Augusta, Ga, and
after the war, chief clerk, North
Atlantic District, United States
Shipping Board, for about a year.
He was a member of the Wash
ington Centennial Lodge No. IA,
F. A. A. M, of Washington, and at
the time of his death was secretary
of the Washington Club Of Printing
House Craftsmen. He lived at 1923
Eleventh street NE.
Surviving are his mother, Mrs.
James T. Ford: a son, j. Thomas
Ford. jr: sister, Mrs. Merle Van
Metre, and a brother, Samuel S.
Ford.
Funeral services will be held at
II am. tomorrow in the Fort Myer
Chapel. The Rev. James H. Taylor
of the Central Presbyterian Church
will officiate. Burial will be in Ar
lington National Cemetery.
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ary IL. 1871, at his residence. -31O1 Perry
St, Mount Rainier. Md. HARRY z.
WESER beloved husband of the late Agnes
Weser. son of the late Charles F. and Mary
E Weser ard brother of Rosa R. and
Charles F. Weser r
home. 5000 Rhode Island ave. ne, Mount
Rainier, Md. on THURSDAY, January 16. at
$40 am. thence to St James Church
31th st and Rhode Island ave-. Mount
Rainier, Md, where mass will be offered at
am. for the repose Of his soul. Relatives
and friends invited. 1nterment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. 15
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Gets Flying License

WINCHESTER, Va, Jan. IA (Spe-
ciaD Miss Mary Elizabeth Ebert
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Harry w
Ebert, is the first woman to be
licensed as an airplane pilot here
Miss Ebert is principal of a Frederick
County graded school.
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WARD. IDA NJ. Suddenly. on Monday;
January 13, 1o41. at her residence, 242
sth St ne. IDA NJ. WARD: beloved wife
of Dr.. Thomas v. Ward and sister Of DR..
Fed Eepetti and Albert Repetti.
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral
home oaOl 14th st. NV. on Wednesday.
January 5. at pm. Interment Cedar
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HARDY. KEMPER S. On Monday, jan
uqry 13 1871. KEMPER S. HARDY OF 9@5
Kennedy St Nv. beloved husband of Eliza
beth Hardy father of Kemper S. Hardy.
jr. and brother of Mrs. Lucy, Hubbard, Mrs.
Mary Abbott and John Hardy.
Funeral from the W. W. Deal funeral
home, 4SI2 Georgia ave. NV. on Wednes-
day, January Is, at pm. Relatives and
friends invited. 1nterment Cedar Hill
Cemetery
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Draths

WHITEMORE JAMES H. On Monday
January II, Iq41, at the residence OF his
SON 1920 New Hampshire ave. NV,
JAMES II, WHTTEMORE, beloved husband
of the late Sarah E. Whitemore and father
n Mrs Irene M. Brosnan and James l.
Funeral from the above address on
mass at St Gabriels Church at $50 a m
Rslatives and friends invited. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. 10
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TAYLOR. HUGH On Friday; January
Of the late James W P. Taylor ard Mary
E Tavlor, brother of Katherine v. Lawman
and the late Norris P. TAYLOR.
Memorial services will be held at the
Lee funeral home. 4th st. and Mass. ave.
e. on Wednesday, January Is, at II am.
Tn privotn
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Qarns nf UhankH

BRUCE. JOHN c. We wish to express
our sincere thanks and appreciation to
relatives, friends and organizations. for
of sy,npat thy during our recent bereave-
ment. THE FAMILY.
3 HAWKINS, ISAAC p. We wish to eX-
press our sincere thanks and appreciation
to Rev. Georee Bullock, Rev. Robinson, our
MANY relatives friends and neighborS. Tor
their kindness ana beautiful expressions
of >ympathy at the recent death OF our
dear husband father and grandfather
ISAAC PINKNEY HAWKINS.
THE FAMILY.
MOODY. MISS VERDA H. We desire
TO thank neighbors and friends for the
TIE Illness and at the recent bereavement
of daughter and sister, Miss NERDA H
Moody We also wish to extend our
thanks fer the beautiful floral tributes.
THE MOODY FAMILY
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Police Sick, Prisoners 0. K.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Jan. IA (P.-
Influenza played tricks on the Co.
lumbia police force today. Sixteen
policemen were FLU" victims, but
only one of the 1876 prisoners in the
city Jail was i'll.
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Murder Trial
Opens Tuesday

Trial Of Jesse Edward Miller. 2s-
year-old colored soldier at Fort
Lewis. On a charge Of second de-
gree murder Will open before a jury
In Judge Fred G. Rsmanns court
Tuesday morning.
The young soldier. who has been
held in the county Jail since the
night Of Nov "a when he shot
Frank Bean. So. and also colored.
in the hallway Of the Victoria
hotel. at 1861 Broadway.
Miller waited for police the night
Of the shooting and readily con
fessed he shot Bean He protested
innocence Of murder. however. and
asserted Re shot solely in self-de-
Tense afte- Wrestling the gun from
Bean in 4 hand-to-hand struggle
Principal witness will be Miss
Saba Williams. 23-yesr-old oolored
waitress. and girl friend Of Miller
The fatal fight occurred outside
the door If her room where Bean
sccosted Miller.
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Miss Wasterlain,
Famous Violinist,
Welcomed Home
By BEVERLY THOMPSON

At least one person in Tacoma
has more than a general interest
in the tradition-breaking third in
suguration of President Franklin
D. Roosevelt. That person is Miss
Viola Wasterlain. Tacoma violinist,
who came home Monday morning
and will be heard in a testimonial
concert at the Temple theater
Tuesday night under the auspices
of a civic committee appointed by
Mayor Harry p. Cain.
The reason for her great inter-
est springs from the White House
concert Jan. S at which Miss
Wasterlain was soloist. She de-
scribes the event as big thrhf
and of her hostess she says, The
First Lady was most gracious.
Just prior 10 her departure from
New York, Miss Wasterlain re-
ceived another big thrill when
she was informed that she IL 10
appear IN Carnegie hall Feb.
with the New York Philharmonic
symphony under the directorship
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Bling Cold Over
East Part Of j. S.
BY UNITED PRESs

Biting cold overspresd the east
ern portion Of the nation Monday
and a sub-zero wave was reported
moving southwark from the Ca
madam plains
Temperatures rose In the middle
west and west after a sharp drop
over the week end. but In the
New England states and along
the eastern sesboard as far inland
as the ONO river valley the
mercury fell Temperatures vsr.
down TO freezing as far south as
the Rio Crsnde valley
Lght snow was reported in the
northern plains region. the Great
Lakes and Ohio valley and in New
England. Moderate 10 heavy rains
fell in California and in the north
err Pacific region storm eonfi-
tons continued but were reported
letting Up
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WASHINGTON The tsxi Of
President Roosevslts Inauguration
address:
ON each national day ~ inan.
guration since 1873. tho people
have renewed their sense NJ dedi.
cation 10 the United states
In Washington day. the task
Of the people vas 10 create and
weld together a nation.
In Lincoln's day. the task Of the
peopI. was 10 preserve that nation
from disruption within
in this day. the task Of the
people IL Ia save that nation
from disruption from without.
To us there has come time.
In the midst Of swift happenings,
10 pause for a moment and take
stock 10 recall what our place In
history has BEEN. and 10 redisc0ysr
what We are and what vs may 10
n ~s do not. ss risk the real peril
Of insotion
Lives ~ nations are determined
not BY IA. count Of years. ss3t BY
N. lifetime Of the human spirit.
The life of man u three score
years and ten. A little more. q
liiti. less Ths lifs ~ = nation II
the fullnsrs Of The MEASURE % iis
viii 10 iiys.
There are meo sho doubt
this. Thefs are nsn eho h.
hrss that democracy. 80 .
form Of xossrnfo~at and
franz Of life. is limited or
measured By . Kind ~ mystical
and Artificial fats--thst for
sonne unexplained reason. tyr
ant and slavery have b~eo8ss
the sufxinE wave Of The future
and that freedom IL an sbb-
ing tide.
But ". Anssrieans knox that
this is not true.
Eight years ago. when the life
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The above "typortfoi'" Of
President Roosevelt, wos Gre
oted by Katherine Ollotd.
A0oz SO. x St. q l7-yeof-old
senior OF Lincoln nigh
school.
Mss OlIord. who noses O
hobby Of this sort OF thing.
sold she lobored two weeks
over the pattern tr,ode from
q smaller pictured ond de-
voted o week on her type
writer otter school hours 10
the portrait itself
She hos token four semes-