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Evening star., 1941-10-26
THE CENTURY.
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

DUPLEX APT: 1st-CLASS CONDITION:
owner leaving city. Apt >, 1912 M St n e
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
GEORGETOWN.
2sO3 DUMBARTON AVE.
OPEN TODAY 20.
GRAHAM LYTLE, DU. 0200 WEEKDAYS.
LOOK-SACRIFICE.

years old. 1896 Rittenhouse st. NV.
Brentwood The owner, transferped 20 20
another State. said sell at once his beau
tfui 2-family home. > baths. 2 showers,
beautiful yard. For information call D J.
OCONNOR. RA. 0061, with J. J. OCON-
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Mr.. 18th AND LONGFELLOW
$500.
20-N. row brick in perfect condition.
Z spacious rooms "A bedrooms), tiled bath,
screened sleeping porch, h.-v.b. Call Mr..
Britt.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos n. Capitol. RsaIto1. MA. 6730.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

l. nving-bed rm large dressing rm. kit.
tile bath; smart new furn.; util incl. Phone
HO $500 Ant 700
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FINE LOCATION ROOMS. PRIVATE
bath, oil heat. Available November End
Reasonable GE 1899
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REAUT TWIN BEDROOM

With club kitchenette and dinette priv
ilegeS, recreation room, plng-pong table.
Next tub and shower bath. Close in.
18th st. car. $3.50 each. MI. 3oS2.
li3g Clifton ST NV
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ARLINGTON COURTS.

Opening soon-Unfurn. ] bedrm liv
rm. kit. din. S6',.5O incl. gas conv.
downtown D. c. Turn right on Lee bvld.
at Court House I'd. TO property at 1910.
ReSfricted Oxford o1f0
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9th AND NICHOLSON SITS NW-S1O5OO
All brick semi mi-detached home. md floor
has 3 rooms, kitchen. bath and u: 1st
floor, rooms including den; full tile bath
ana recreation room In basement gas
can be used as private or 2-family home :;
by appointment only. E. H. IRWIN. RE.
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1927 Nebraska Ave. NV.

NO item neglected in this new stoue-snd-
orlck home. Living room 14x24 psnsled
oen with powder room. 3 large bedrooms
each will take twin beds; sun deck. foored
attlc. recreation room maids room with
pam Gouble garage; forest location near
BetheSda: Sl2,500. terms. Call Mr. Innr
Allied REALTY CORP Wiscnn ~, gE1n
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BETCHA

You can't find another house like this T.
bedroom, . l7-bath home; bedroom and i
path on hrst floor large living room aud
dining room. An unusual bargain al $40
$50. Close to Wisconsin ave. located a.
until dark
GRAHAM-HALL WI. 3o5o
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S5.950-ON 18th. Mr.. MD AVE NE
Substantial 6-r. and b. brick. Colonial
front and Rlass-inclosed rear porch; ga
RAGE. etc; property zoned commercial. has
good future. E. A. GARVEY, DI. 450S.
Evenings and Sunday GE $3.50
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1924 9TH St w.-Competely redrco-
rated, furnished modernistic in the best
of taste. for the most discriminating fam
lily. = lge. rms. reception room. dining
space, kit. and bath: Sl15. Cen be seen
from n Sunday
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THE WYOMING,

MAGNIFICENT APARTMENT. 3 bed
rooms, , baths with built-in shower. Large
living room, dining room. foyer. kitchen
and pantry. All outside room, beautifully
Housekeeping A lovely home in the Ma
tion's CAPITAL Telephone Adams t49l,
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How would you like a home in Rock
Greek Park? Here is your opportunity!
tifully Handicapped lot. over 9,10O SO. it.,
large shade trees. outdoor fireplace: 2-car
garage. storage room; flrst floor, spacious
room. library. lavatory. den. fireplace,
breakfast room. kitchen. large side screen
ed porch: second noor,' 4 bedrooms. den,
5 baths: third floor. rooms, half bath,
Other desirable features. recreation room,
fireplace, poolroom laundry. maids room.
half bath storage; oil air-conditioned
heat. rear stairway to all floors. OWNER,
Randolph All.
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TARA" IN ARLINGTON. SO, ,25O.
3SWNlERHesgtfSl 6am brisk I'll:
screened porch. built-in garage. air-cond,
oil heat. 1oc bus. | year old. Avail.
Nov. /. Call Falls Church l362-R Sun
day or evenings after pm. Tor appt
Continued On Next Paes)
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

> RMS, KITCHEN, BATH: HEAT AND
utilities incl: bus at door. 129 Webster
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By the Way
Beth Blaine

MAY N. 1.-THE deep-sea fishing
all their FoXcrofts
dynamic head Miss Charlotte Nolan Sea
spends years.
really from it
and relay comnlete Miss Nolan Of course is one of the most
excellent shot, and
fishing she's tops In short morning she and
caught hundred pounds of fish heremo Bonita
and
says May-he likes the beach.
swimming well the fishing and she also likes the
and weltaioed sacks when
(she
orders steamed cams instead of having to change to
evening clothes
Crosby especially fishing called the
down from Washington week end
sometimes have picnic
the boat Eyes, after a whole days hshngD.
Beaches the cottage they We had for
the years flying visit their
young daughter Betsy who's White Sulphur Springs
congressional glamour GIRL Mrs William Byron has taken
and have the Leonard Blocks who had young
visit with their Bucky Block last week
and mother of for tour of the West
Patricia with Tnsley Adams
and at the chalfonte we saw Mrs Mor
husband with the British Purchasing Commission
in Washington joins week endJ
mother. Mrs James Anneles
two perfectly charming English Bule
in Cape May Finley before
the IN the shore thev spen some time Virginia at
Meanwhile, Buresor is doing his bit in England
Morans back in their ocean-fron cottage
which one of the
beauty striking features and ahblond hair
end but he and
Cape May for East Hampton where they
cottage right next to the Dick Grifhns.
and Pbghe including the David
Reed brother of Mrs
excited the other day to find the beautiful boat
Gouds unfortunately weren't tjust the
eue whatever do to
the Goulds Long Island
Every bowling the evenngspehaps because
especially and pcnics and small informal cocktail
parties The incest Miss Non the Sea Fox It's really
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Mrs. Arnold Back
From Maine

Mrs. William Potter Arnold and
her young daughter Julie have just
returned from a trip to Portland,
Me, and Squirrel Island, in Booth
Bay Harbor, where they visited Mrs
William Reed Stanwood They were
accompanied to Portland by Mrs.
~Millard West, jr, who went to Bar
Harbor to be the guest of Mrs.
Montgomery Blair, jr., of Washing
ton in her summer home.
Mrs. Arnold and her daughter are
now visiting Mrs. Arnold's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Matheson, in
Wellington Villa, below Alexandria.
Mrs. West went to Cape May after
her visit in Bar Harbor to be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Amory
Maddox.
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Evelyn Braverman
Becomes Bride of
Albert Herrup

Miss Evelyn Braverman. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Sarah Braverman Of
the Shoreham Hotel, and the late
Mr.. Max Elihu Braverman of
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. was married
yesterday to Mr.. Albert M. Her.
rup. son of Mrs. E. M. Herrup and
the late Mr.. Louis Herrup of West
Hartford. Conn. The marriage
took place at the Hotel Plaza, New
York City, and DR.. Jonah B. Wise
performed the ceremony.
The bride attended Dana Hall,
wellesley, Mass, and recently has
been doing research work with
the Committee for Selected Social
Studies in cooperation with
, Columbia University.
Mr.. Herrup attended the Stearns
School and is a graduate of the
University of Pennsylvania. After
a wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herrup will live in West Hart
ford, Conn.
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Weddings Of Interest
Miss Margaret Russell Becomes
Bride of Mr.. GAYLORD Bower

Miss Margaret Nadene Russell,
daughter of Judge and Mrs. M. j.
Russell of Watertown, S. OAK, and
Mr.. Gaylord Wakefield Boyer of
Washington, son of Mrs. w. H.
Boyer of Bloomington, Ill, and the
late Mr.. Boyer, were married Fri
day afternoon in st. Matthews Ca
thedral.
The ceremony took place at 4
o'clock with Msgr Edward l.. Buckley
officiating, and a program of wed
ding music was played by Mr.. NAL
ton Boyce. Members of the two
families and few intimate friends
were present.
The bride was escorted to the
altar by her father, and she wore a
gown of white sheer crepe, the
bodice having a pearl motif at the
neckline, long. fitted sleeves and
buttoning down the back. The skirt
was pleated around the hips and
had a short train. A tiara of tiny
seed pearls held her flngertip-length
veil of tulle and she carried bou-
quet of white asters and gypsophila
Miss Dolores German of New
York, the brides cousin, was her
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Wyoming Society
To Give Cruise
Thursday Night

Many outstanding personages are
planning to attend the Potomac
River cruise aboard the S. S. Mount
Vernon, sponsored by the Wyoming
State Society, Thursday night.
Among the Wyoming notables will
be Senators Joseph C.. O'Mahoney
and Harry H. Schwartz and their
wives, Representative and Mrs. John
j. Mcintyre. Mr.. Fred w. Johnson,
commissioner of public lands, and
Mrs. johnson; Mr.. Claude L. Draper,
member of the Federal Power Com
mission, and Mrs. Draper; Mrs.
Nellie Tayloe Ross, director of the
mint; the Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral and Mrs. Thurman Arnold and
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Emery S.
Land. Admiral Land is the retiring
president of the Wyoming State
Society. Gen. John j. Pershing,
long time member of the Wyoming
group, and numerous others are ex-
pected to join in the crowd of
approximately 500 Wyomingites
planning to make the cruise which
will leave from the Wilson Pier at
$3.50 o'clock and return about II 80.
At a recent election Mr.. A. w.
Dickinson of the American Mining
Congress, formerly of Rock Springs,
Wyo.. was chosen president of the
society, succeeding Admiral Land;
Comdr B. Thompson of Cheyenne
and Miss Irene Long of the Mari
time Commission, also of Cheyenne,
we're elected vice presidents. Mr.. j..
Kirk Baldwin of Casper, former
State treasurer and now with the
Civil Aeronautics Board, was named
secretary, and Mrs. Margaret Ven-
dell of Laramie, member of the
secretarial staff of Senator O'Ma-
honey's Office, was chosen treasurer.
Committee appointments are to
be made later.
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William P. Fisks
Are Now at Home

Mr.. and Mrs. William Paul Fisk
are now at home at 9l9 L street
following their marriage few weeks
ago in the rectory of st. Matthews
Cathedral. Mrs. Fisk was before her
marriage Miss Rita Marie Rist,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Rist
of Lyndhurst, Ohio, and Mr.. Fisk
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Fisk of Mount Rainier, Md.
Miss Dorothy Rist was the brides
only attendant and Mr.. Samuel r.
Fisk was best man for the bride
groom at the wedding. at which
the Rev. John Argle officiated.
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and more recently mas Deen assigned
to the State Department. Miss
Laura Blair, who is with her mother
Mrs. Gist Blair, at their summer
home at Bar Harbor, was among
the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill G.. Meigs
were at Southampton over Sunday
and were members of the house
party entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
LeRay Berdeau at Westerly, the
estate of the late John w. Kiser,
which they have leased for the sea-
son. Last evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Berdeau entertained at dinner in
compliment to their house guests.
Deputy Federal Loan Admins
traitor, Mr.. Stewart Mcdonald, also
was at Southampton over Sunday
and was among the guests at lunch
con yesterday of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles E. Merrill
Mr.. and Mrs. George Angus Gar
rett have arrived at Southampton
after trip through the New Eng
land States. They were honored
over the week end by their hosts
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nelson Slater, who
gave dinner for their visitors.
Crown Princess Martha
Greets Prince Carl.
Crown Princess Martha of Nor
way, who returned to her summer
home at Salters Point, Mass, after
dedicating the new wing of the
Norwegian Legation here, went to
New York over the week end. She
visited with her brother, Prince Carl,
who arrived Friday aboard the West
Point, The Crown Princess will re-
turn soon to Salters Point, and
will be accompanied there by her
brother.
Sonora de Concheso, wife of the
Cuban Ambassador, has left with
their children for their home in
Cuba, where they will spend the
remainder of the summer.
The Rev. DR.. Ze Barney Phillips
chaplain of the United States Sen
ate and rector of the Church of the
Epiphany, is at his summer home
on Cape Cod, but is not spending
his time in vacationing only. Right
now he is busy preparing for the
war benefit auction to be helc
Thursday on the lawn of the 300
year-old Yarmouth Congregations
Church. The Rev. DR.. Phillips viii
be the principal speaker at thi;
affair.
Mrs. Pierce Butler
Visits Son i'm East.
Mrs. Pierce Butler. widow of the
United States Supreme Court JUS
tice, has been visiting her son anc
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Pierce Butler, jr., at Osgood Lake, ir
New York State. Now Mr.. and Mrs
Butler have with them Mr.. and Mrs
James TWohy of this city.
New arrivals at Hot Springs, Va.
include Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Hag-
ner, jr., who have joined Mrs. Hag-
ner's mother, Sonora de Espil, who
is spending most of the summer
there. Mrs. Hagner is the former
Miss Louise Stillweu.
At Newport, always a gay resort
for Washingtonians, Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt has as her guests the
former United States Ambassador
to Spain and Mrs. Ogden H. Ham
mond, who will remain there until
Wednesday. They were feted last
evening at a large dinner party al
which Mrs. Vanderbilt was hostess
In her home, Beaulieu.
Mrs. Frederick A. Sterling ha;
been very busy at Newport prepar-
hg her new home, Normandie Farm
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Miss Jenkins Wed
To Mr.. Trickett
Harris -EUing Photo.

The marriage of Miss Amanda
Frances jenkins, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Gidin jenkins of Clarks-
burg, Md, to Mr.. Alfred Willard
Trickett, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William B. Trickett of Vienna,
Va, took place July 26 at War
renton, Va. The Rev. Thomas c..
Allen performed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trickett Will make
their home in Arlington County,
Va.
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for the arrival of her husband, the
United States Minister to Sweden.
Mr.. Sterling, who arrived Friday
from Lisbon, had never seen their
new abode, which Mrs. Sterling pur-
chased in the spring.
Mr., and Mrs. George Harrison and
the latter's sons. Mr.. James G.
Grayson, Mr.. William c. Grayson
and Mr.. Cary T. Grayson, have gone
to Saratoga Springs for fortnight
and are staying at the Gideon Put
nam.
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Miss Thelma Peterson
To Wed Mr.. Robert Walker.

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Peterson of
Chelmsford, Mass, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss A.
Thelma Peterson, to Mr.. Robert H.
Walker, son of Mrs. Beulah Walker
Of Cambridge. Mass.
Miss Peterson was graduated from
Lowell Commercial College in Low
ell, Mass.
Mr.. Walker attended Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology at
Cambridge and Boston University
He was graduated from Georgetown
University School of Foreign Service
and is member of Pi Gamma Mu
national social fraternity.
The wedding will take place In
September.
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only attendant, and she wore a
f1oor-length dress Of beige crepe with
green accessories and carried bou-
quet Of Johanna Hill roses.
The bridegroom had for his best
man Mr.. Eldredge Miller.
A dinner after the ceremony was
given by the parents of the bride.
Mr.. Boyer was graduated from the
University Of California and is a
member of Sigma Chi Fraternity
and the University Club. His bride
is graduate of the University of
Minnesota and member of Alpha
Chi Omega Sorority.
For travelling the bride wore an
ensemble of changeable fuchsia silk
linen with navy blue accessories.
After trip to Myrtle Beach, S. c.,
Sea Island. Ga, and Miami Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer will be at home
at $50 Connecticut avenue.
| Miss jeanne Haycraft. -..
Wed to Mr.. Anderegg.
The wedding OF Miss jeanne Hay
! craft, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett F. Haycraft of Montgomery
] Continued on Page B-4)
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Engagements
OF Interest
Announced
Miss Mary Gamble
Engaged to Marry
1t. Earle Kelly

Maj. and Mrs. Claude l.. Gamble,
Army War College. announce the
engagementsof their daughter, Miss
Mary Adele Gamble, to 1t. Earle
Wellington Kelly.
Miss Gamble attended the St.
Mary College, Leavenworth, Kans.
1t. Kelly, son of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
w. Kelly of Malone, N. Y. is a grad
uate of Norwich University, North
field, VT, and Is now stationed with
the 3rd Cavalry at Fort Myer, Va.
The date of the wedding has not
been set.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
1t. Gov. Herbert
And Wife Here

1t. Gov. and Mrs. Paul M. Her
bert of Ohio are the guests OF
Mr.. Herbert's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil j. Will
kinson of Wesley Heights.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Visit in Atlantic CITY

Miss Ruth Holtgrave, Miss Nell
Turner and Miss Annjeanette Dick
spent the week end at the Marl-
borough-Blenheim in, Atlantic City,
N. j.
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great fun mere and very restful and
we wish we could linger, but we're
off 10 see Mr.. and Mrs. John Gross
at Four Oaks Farm in Bethlehem.
Laura has been in Washington,
where we saw her the other night,
but she's back home.
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Secretary and Mrs. Knox
Dinner Party Guests at
New Hampshire Resort
Mrs. Pettengill Spends
Week End at Home of
Gov. and Mrs. Edison

In these days OF fast travel it's simple friends Washington
then receive the that enjoying the cool
ar-of Frank Knox
those who from point to another
quickly
Recently they Rye Beach H. where they honod at
William Hotel
Secretary OF the
Treasury Mrs. John L.. Sullivan.
Mrs. Pettengn Guest
md Mrs
Peteng wife the Commandant the Navy Yard
OF jersey
n at Spring Lake, N j.
Secretary OF the Navy
Wood Robert r The Governor and Mrs EDISON
attended the closing the Spring Lake
addition those staying with them Tor
their included the former Premier OF france
Chautemps Washington through the winter and
Strngfelow OF Montcar the
Chautemps staying at the
Essex Spring Lake.
JohnsOns Entertain
1t
Johnson Miss Priscilla Johnson daughters OF
the Division Controls the State Department
dinner last evening at Rose
Harbor johnson for
United States Legation in Stockholm Sweden
Evening star., 1941-08-04
Miss Harriet Gill to Wed
1t. Richard Fisher.

1t. Col. Robert F. Gill, Corps Of
Engineers, and Mrs. Gill Of Fort
Belvoir, Va, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Harriet
Henry Gill, to 1t. Richard Evan
Fisher of Akron, Ohio, who is sta
toned at Fort Belvoir.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Evening star., 1941-08-04

Group Of Prints,
Rayons, Ginghams,
Sharkskins, d otted
Swiss, Voiles. Seer
ckers. Regularly
higher priced.
Evening star., 1941-08-04

Group Of Cottons, Spun
Rayons in many attrac-
tive styles! Regularly
higher priced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
State All CIubbers
To Exhibit in Detroit

EAST LANSING. Dec. 3.-Try-
ing for top money honors, youth
full All Club exhibitors in n
counties are getting 80 baby
beeves and So pens OF lambs ready
for the twelfth annual Michigan
All Club livestock show at the
Detroit stockyards next Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday.
Exhibitors will arrive at the
Yards Tuesday. and Judging will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
NLRB Election Slated
AT BottIing Company

An NLRB election will be held
between 3 and 8 y. m. Thursday
at the Detroit Coca-Cola Bottling
Company 10 determine whether
the companyS BIS eligible en-
ployes ~a4st 81 be represented by
either the Brewery Workers
Union or by the Transfers Union
(AkLD or by neither union. The
balloting will be conducted at the
cast side plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Masonic Lodge to Install Don GilIies

Other officers TO be installed
are Arthur B. Brooks, senior
warden, William II. Wolfe, junior
warden. Stinson. treasurer, Albert
II. Miller. secretary, Harold G..
Magel, senior deacon. John r.
Gibson, junior deacon. Arthur
Barker. senior steward, Adrian
Kopp. Junior steward. Roy Riggs,
Michael MacKay and Butle T
Brewer. alternate stewards, Ar
thur NJ. Cooper, chaplain. John
brennan. marshal, and Jean Mar
fin filer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
u. Of D. Law College
To Hold Banquet

With Merle Brake. acting dean,
as guest of honor, and William K.
Joyce, assistant professor of law,
as POSTMASTER. the college of law
OF the University of Detroit will
hold its annual banquet Saturday
evening. December 13, at Huyler's
Restaurant. Daniel Bonbright and
Paul Rahley. law seniors, are CO.
chairmen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

Don Gillies, outdoor editor OF
The Detroit Times, will be in
stalled as worShipful master of
kilwinning Lodge, No. 297 r. and
A. NJ. Thursday night December
IL, at Commandery Asylum, Ma
sonic Temple.
Gillies Will be installed by DR..
Albert III. Hughes, right worship
ful grand janior warden Of Mich
igan MaSonS
Assisting Doctor Hughes will be
Guy {. Powell. thirty-third degree
Mason, who will act as grand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

chaplain. Tunis +. Stinson. re-
corder Of Moslem Temple Shrine,
grand secretary, and William G..
Kemp. grand marshal. The latter
three are past masters of Kilwin-
ming.
Members Of the st. Andrews
Highland Degree team including
Thomas Simpson. William Buchan,
Margaret Ellsworth, Jean Nc
Dougal, Nettie Mcdonald and
Jimmy Tedcastle will furnish the
entertainment during the installa-
tiOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

be held Wednesday with a banquet
at the Statler Hotel in the eve
ming. II. j. Gramlich. Chicago.
secretary OF the American Short
horn Breeders Association, will
give an address, Pulling To-
Igether."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Fire Officers Club
Sets Installation

Installation OF the officers club
Of the Detroit fire department is
slated to take place Sunday and
tomorrow at the Fort Shelby
Hotel.
The.rs is.cl1de Capt. Edward J..
DeCaussin, president: Capt. George
J. Forth. vice president; Capt
Frank J. Dipner. secretary treas
urer. and Lieut.. Raymond A.
Brown. sergeant arms.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-24
VALUABLE CLOCK IS IN FAIRBANKS

The most valuable timepleca in Alaska was in Fairbanks recent ly.
 It's the delicate ticker which will tell the tale on the 1941 Ne mana Ice Breakup Classic.
 With thel sensitive stopclock un der his protective wing, M. J. Cooney, dogteam mail carrier con scripted to manage the contest, descended from the train and quickly installed the instrument in a Fairbanks jewelry shop. There, for a few days. the Ne mana clock will be given the scrutiny of experts to make cer- tain all the hands are turning the right direction and that no mice hav2 nestled in the main spring since the works were snap ped to a halt at 3:27 p.m., last April 20.
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-24
Early LeaningS

Cooney, who disclaims that his monthly dogteam mushes into the Kantishna with United States mail gives him any cali as an ice guessing wizard states that griz zl5d prognosticators along his route are rushing to early mo- tions about the ice"
 He said the ice at present is three and one-half feet thick off the banks of Nenana.
 The tripod which floats down. stream at the breakup t9. stop the clock is already in place.
 Just exactly how the mechan- ism operates which determines who is the best guesSer in the northland was explained by Coon ey. When the tripod moves down stream, it pulls a weight to the top of a tower on shore. When the weight reaches the top of the tower. it is snapped to halt by block. If it's the sure 'nough breakup, the force of the tripods movement is sufficient to break the thin line attached to the weight. The weight then drops to the ground, taking up, as it
The Nome nugget., 1941-02-24
NEWS ITEMS

The Washington Day party giv en by the Masons Saturday night was a aage success. Jane Jones sang several scna l2a7 " r 7" being God Bless America liar ry GaoneIsJn gaVe d s..yI, "a 4, about Washington and what he stood for. with a final touch of asking th5 audience to stand and salute the flag.
 Those winning prizes at cards were: Mrs Rydsen, first, Connie Mazen, End and Mrs. Al Gawne consolation.
 For ne men: Guy Mish. 1st, Loren Leeca End and Hank Mil Ter consolation.
 Aft-r cards every one danced until -aaea was served in the econoEa4,s l3-n oiSthe school.