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Nogales international., 1941-11-07
TROOPS FROM HUACHUCA
TO MARCH In ARMISTICE
DAY PARADE HERE TUESDAY
Former Arizona Commander Of American Legion To
Deliver Armistice Day Address At Nogales
High School Stadium

Between $50 and 800 soldiers
from Fort Huachuca will take
part in the annual Armistice
Day parade at NogaIes at 10 a.
m. Tuesday, it was announced
yesterday by Fred Kemmeries,
commander of Ridge-IgO Post of
the American Legion.
The troops will bring field kitch-
ems which will be set up on the polo
field and they are also bringing
various kinds of guns to be placed
on the high school field for the in
spection of the public
Trench mortar, machine gun, and
other units, comprise the detach-
ment coming here.
Commander Kemmeries said it is
also probable that General Lack
land, chief of the Tucson air corps,
will be here for Armistice Day.
FORMS ON ARROYO
The parade will form on Arroyo
boulevard and in the procession, in
addition to the soldiers, will be the
high school drum and bugle corps
and drill team, LegionnaireS, Boy
Scouts, representatives of various
civic and fraternal organizations,
and other persons.
Immediately after the parade
there will be program at the
High School Stadium at which
Sam Fowler of Tucson, past
commander of the Arizona De-
partment of the American Leg
ion, will be the main speaker.
During the program at the stadi-
um, Attorney James v. Robins will
make a five minute talk on defense
bonds.
In the afternoon the American
Legion will hold open house for its
friends at the Firemen-Legion Hall
and at night the annual Armistlce
Nogales international., 1941-11-07
Judge Hardy
Life Member Of
Bar Association

Mecting Justice OF The Peace
Charles E. Hardy an honorary mem
ber for life, tha Santa Cruz County
Bar Association on Saturday adopt
ed the following resolution:
WHEREAS, Honorable Charles
&. Hardy, Justice Of the Peace of
Nogales Precinct, has served with
asility and distinction throughout
many years in the administration
Of the law; and
WHEREAS, during the course Of
such years he has earned and has
uniformly enjoyed the affection,
respect, and confidence of the many
lawyers with whom he has been as
sociated, and particularly the MEM
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Nogales international., 1941-11-07
Quarter OF A Century As A Lawyer
To Be Observed By Duane
Bird Here Week From Tomorrow

Duane Bird, prominent No
gales citizen and one of Ari-
zona's ablest attorneys, will
observe his 25th anniversary as
a lawyer on Nov. Is when he
makes a formal presentation to
the Superior Court here of
framed photographs of all de-
ceased judges of the local court.
After this ceremony, which will be
held in the Superior Court in open
court, Bird will be host to numerous
Arizona attorneys at a banquet. He
has invited all Arizona lawyers as
his guests at the banquet and other
ceremonies Deceased judges who
will be honored during the ceremony
include w. A. O'Connor, M. Mars
teller and Charles L. Hardy. Mars
teller died in 1925, O'Connor 1888
and Hardy 1885.
Superior Court Judge E. Elmo
Bollinger Of Kingrnan will open the
ceremony with an address on the
late Judge O'Connor and Leslie
Hardy, chief deputy county attorney
of Maricopa county, will talk on the
late Judge Marsteller. William c..
Hall, Pima county superior court
judge, will talk on the late Judge
Hardy. E. R, Thurman, Phoenix,
former superior court Judge here,
Samuel Pattee, well known Tucson
attorney and Frank j. Duffy, US.
Collector OF Customs here, will also
speak briefly.
The court house ceremony will be
concluded with an address by Cor
don Farley, present Superior Court
judge, who will accept the photo
graphs on behalf of the court.
That night Bird will be host to all
visiting attorneys at a banquet at
which Frank Flynn Of Phoenix, Arr
zona us. District Attorney, will
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Nogales international., 1941-11-07
u. OF A. Plays
Flagstaff At
Tucson Saturday
BY UNITED PRESS

University of AriZCn2's Wildcats
counted on a smooth functioning
pass and running attack to carry
them over the last hurdle lying be-
tween them and the Border Confer
ence football championship this
weekend.
They play Arizona State Teachers
College of Flagstaff at Tucson to-
morrow night and if they win, it
means they cinch at least co-owner-
ship of the conference trophy for
1941.
Hardin Simmons. after downing
West Texas State last weekend, 20
13, was idle this week but if they
defeat Arizona State Teachers of
Tempe on December 6. they can win
a piece of the title, or all of it IL
Flagstaff dumps the Wildcats.
The much improved Tempe Bull
dogs take on Texas Mines this Sat
urday following a 60 triumph ever
Greeley State. Other weekend
games include Texas Tech versus
Creighton at Lubbock and New
Mexico Aggies versus New Mexico
university at Las Cruces.
Other results of last week-end's
play were: New Mexico %, Nevada
7; Arizona State of Flagstaff 27,
New Mexico Aggies 7; Miami Uni
versity 6, Texas Tech o.; Arizona 3S,
Texas Mines IA.
Nogales international., 1941-11-07
McNulty Gets
First Deer

G.. H. McNulty, manager of the
Citizens Utilities Company, claims
to have been the first Nogales hunt
er to get a deer during the season
which opened Saturday.
He shot the animal in Washington
Camp Canyon and was butchering
it as early as 7:20 am. Saturday
and had it in town two hours later.
It weighed 95 pounds.
w. L. Turner and William Glas-
son were with McNulty on the hunt
ing trip.
Nogales international., 1941-11-07
Bowman Entitled
To Mexico Post
Saws VIM. Petersen

If an Arizona man is named US.
Ambassador to Mexico that man
should be Writ G. Bowman, accord
ing to Corporation Commissioner
William Petersen, a visitor here
Saturday from Phoenix.
Said Petersen, very emphatically:
"Wirt G. Bowman, former Demo-
cratic National Committeeman and
lifelong Democrat, is entitled to the
ambassadorship if it is to go to an
Afizonan. I feel that way because
of Mr.. Bowman's unselfish efforts
for the principles of Democracy and
the Democratic party"
Nogales international., 1941-11-07
GonzaIo Puchi
Opening 3rd Store

Gonzalo Puchi & Sons are open
ing soon their third grocery store in
Ncgales-La Frontera-113 Morley
avenue. Their other stores are The
Progressive Grocer, 227 Grand, and
FL Progresso, 10S Morley.
Gonzalo Puchi and family located
here in 1922 His sons are Alfredo,
Edmundo, GonZalo, Jr., and Hec-
tor, and he has one daughter, Miss
Consuelo Puchi, owner of the Fa-
shions Beauty Salon.
Nogales international., 1941-11-07
Local MasonS On
Trip To Tucson

A number of Scottis Rite Masons
motored Tuesday to Tucson where
they exemplified the 29th degree.
Among those making the trip were
Harry A. Wilson, Charles E. Bells,
j. A. Jackson, A. j. Milliken, Ed
Alvarez r. c. Blabon, Bert Blabon,
Woodie Gatlin, Robert Bergier, E.
K. Cumming, H. M Clagett, Ross
Dayton, Fred Kemmeries, Harry G.
Chernin, d. w. Steensen, Richard
Garrod and Rudy Cooper.
Nogales international., 1941-11-07
Senator Hayden To Speak AT Rotary
Club Meeting Today Noon

church where the Rotarians
hold their luncheon each Friday.
The Senator will arrive at the
Montezuma Hotel shortly before
noon and will be escorted from there
to the church by a reception com-
nittee headed by Charles E. Bells,
president of the Rotary Club.
Thirty seven Rotarians and 81
guests are expected at the luncheon
at which the Senator will very
likely speak on the Administration
foreign policy.
Senator Hayden addressed the
Tucson Rotary Club Wednesday
noon.
The Senator will be accompanied
to Nogales by his secretary, Don
Gustin, and they plan to leave for
Phoenix Immediately after the
luncheon.
Nogales international., 1941-11-07
Chernin New
c. OF c. Chief

Harry G.. Chernin was elected
president of the Santa Cruz County
Chamber of Commerce at meeting
of the organizatior' executive COM
mittee Tuesday evening.
He will fill out the uneXpired term
of E. r, Atwood, resigned. Atwood
is moving to San Luis ObiSpo, Cali
fornia. M
Chernin, who has been first vice.
president during the past year and
is connected with the Capin De-
partment Stores, is one of NogaIes'
leading citizens and very popular
among a host of friends and &C
Nogales international., 1941-11-07

approximately 10000 cars are
checked by the us. border pa
troll checking station SS miles
north of Nogales on the Nogales-
Tucson highway each month,
officials of the border patrol
said yesterday.
AS the result of establishing this
station, approximately 20 aliens are
each month either at
the station or in the area adjacent
to the station. It was explained
that some of the aliens walking up
Nogales international., 1941-11-07
K. OF c. To Have
Christmas Tree

The Knights of Columbus on We'd
nesday night voted to have Christ
mas tree from which Santa Claus
will distribute presents to about 300
families. It is the 18th consecutive
year the Knights have sponsored
such a project.
Committee in charge of this years
tree is made up of Enrique Torres,
chairman; Monignor L. Duval, Will
liam GlaSson. Charles Miller, Leslie
CarrilIo and Fortunate Macon.
Nogales international., 1941-11-07
10000 Automobiles Checked Monthly
By New US. Border Patrol
Station On Nogales- Tucson Road

from Nogales attempt to go around
and are caught by inspectors on
horseback.
While nc persons who have COM
mitted a majon crime have been ap-
pretended at the station. a few
draft registration evaders have, been
turned over to the department of
justice.
Also, officials seid they had not
made apprehensions Of anyone sus-
pected of subversive activity, al
though they have made an OCCASION
al investigation of cases.
Nogales international., 1941-11-07
Indian Runners
EnrOute
To Mexico City

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 6--OP)-
To celebrate the day of the revoiu-
tion, Nov. 20, the government ar
ranged for two relays of Indian
runners, starting from Sonora in
the north and Yucatan III the
south, to carry flaming torches,
symbolic Of freedom to Mexico City.
When the northern runner reach
ed the village of San Ignacio, state
Of Sinaloa, he was arrested. Police
thought he was preparing to set the
town on fire
Nogales international., 1941-11-07
Annual Dinner
Dance TOMORROW

Approximately 100 persons are
expected at the annual Rotary
Liens club dinner dance at the
Montezuma Ballroom tomorrow
night.
C. E. Bells, president of the
Rotary Club, will preside as master
of ceremonies. The dinner will
start at 7:30.
During the evening there will be
several musical numbers
Nogales international., 1941-11-07
Tourist Trade
Increasing Here

Number of tourists crossing the
international line at Nogales con-
tinued to increase in October, &C
cording to the monthly report of
the Chamber of Commerce.
The October total was 1459 which
is almost 500 more than the Sep
tember total of 991.
Water meters, telephone connec-
tions and postal receipts, showed a
gain in October over the previous
month.
Nogales international., 1941-11-07
Nogales Leads In
Imports, Exports

With a total of 81, ,452, ,802, Nogales
led all Arizona ports in imports and
exports during October, according
to the monty report Of Collector Of
Customs Frank j. Duffy, issued
yesterday
Totals at other ports:
Douglas $361, AT, Naco 1908 ,O98,
Sasabe $46,627, Sonoyta $11 1,949,
San Luis $I3, 1853. Total for the
district, $2,789, ,276, divided as fol-
lows: Imports $1,843, 1882, exports
$945, ,944.
Nogales international., 1941-11-07
Mayor Issues
2 PrOc[amationS

Mayor Louis Hudgin yesterday
issued two proclamations, one per
tanning to National Civilian Defense
Week, Nov. 11-16, and the other to
the annual Red Cross roll call Nov.
11-30.
In each he asks for the coopera-
ton of the public in making both
periods success here.
Nogales international., 1941-11-07

Coming here from Douglas
where he spent last night fol-
lowing an inspection of the
army post at Fort Huachuca,
United States Senator Carl
Hayden will address the NOgales
Rotary Club today noon in the
basement of the Methodist
Nogales international., 1941-11-07

Day ball will be held in the same
hall.
In observance OF the day, stores
are planning on being closed until
/ pm.
Nogales international., 1941-11-07
Many Happy Returns

Johnny Hodgers, 81 on Oct. 81.
Miss Joey Berk, Nov. Z.
Nogales international., 1941-11-07

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-17

Judvs a prebats.
In the Matter Of tie Estate Of Peter D.
Petsrson, No. 3l,ooA. Deceased.
william !. Kelly hsvtns filsd In said
Court his anal snci1lsry standardization
loWanee thereof and Sor the assignment
end dtstSibutioa ol he rssidus OF said
estate. and soe he allowance Of attorney
ices:
II ID Ordered. That Ire srd day of
February a. y. ioll. st ten o'clock n the
forsnooa. q said Probate Office. be and
10 hereby appointed for examining and
allowing said seceunt and hearing said
petition:
II = 1urthsr Ordered. That public no.
tice thseeof b given By publication Of
. COPY o4 this order. for three successive
weeks previous 70 aid day Of hearing.
In the Daily Monitor . Newspaper p'inted
and circulated In said County.
JOSEPH ". rROMBl-Y.
Judge If Probate.
A true copy.
MARY HARRISON.
Register Of Probate.
Jan. io-l7-24-MON.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-17
Legal Notices:
NOTICE OF csANcEsx SALE

Pursuant to q decree Of the Circuit
Court for the County of Macomb. ststs
of Michigan, In Chancery. made and
entered on the 18th day OF Docomoer.
A. .. 1890. in = cause entitled HARRY
LeFURGEY. Trustee. Plaintiff ana Cr0ss-
M CHUBB and DONALD 3. CHUBD. do
inl. business rs BRADLEY and CHUDB.
and w. GEORGE SMITH. Defendants md
Cross-Defendants and H. L. Gladys
COMPANY. Michigan corporation. De-
fendant and Cross Plaintiff" being cham
csry saY.: No; 1895: NOTICE y AIHE
of FEBRUARY. A. D. l9ll. 1t 1900
O'Clock. Noon. Eastern Standard Time.
I win sell at public auction, In one lot
or pascsl. 1t thu westerly- ar 0rnttoi
Avenue entrance TO the Macomb County
Building. in the City Of Mt. Clemens.
Macomb County. Michigan. that being
the place whore the Circuit Court for
towing described property. to-wit:
All Of the following described property
situated. lying and being In the Village
of Romeo. County Of Macomb.. ana State
Of Michigan. to-wit:
Lots one II, and two ~ and the East
~ feet Of Lots five 80 and SIX ~.
Block Z, Range /. West Of Main Street
and South Of 81. Clair Street Of the
original plat Of the Village Of Romeo.
excepting and reserving the South nifty
80 feet from said Lot two ~ running
East and West the entire Length. Of said
lot. owned and occupied by Clare Eldred
and Clare J. Hosner az q garage. accord
ing 10 the plat a. recorded In Liber G.
pages 1877 and l63.
TOGETHER with any and all buildings,
structures and improvements now or At
any time hereafter erected and situated
thereon with all and singular the tsnc-
ment-. Entertainments. easements, append
ages. appurtenances. reversion or re-
versions. remainder or remainders, TO
said estate and property belonging or In
any wise appertaintng and all the estate.
right, title and interest. property. posses
sion. claim and demand whatsoever, rs
well In law ~ In equity, either In pos
session or expectancy of the defendants
In and to the above described land and
estate and every part or parcel thereof
Also
All Of the following named goods and
chattels situated within the building To-
Gated upon the real estate hereinabove
described:
All Of the movables. goods and chattels
Installed and to be hereafter installed and
places. within each Of the rooms Of said
building and In the public rooms in said
building for the service. use and enter
tainment Of tenants. guests and the public
For further particulars with respect to
said sale and to the rights Of purchasers
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-17
URANIUM .
. ANSWERS

/. President Roosevelt took
office for his first term on
March 4, 1888, before the "lame
duck" amendment moved the in
auguration day up to Jan. 20.
2. John Tyler, Willard Fill
more, Andrew Johnson, and
Chester A. Arthur served out
the terms of Presidents who
died in office.
3. William Mckinley, elected
to a second term, was assassin
ated while in office. Theodore
Roosevelt and Calvin Coolidge
served shortened first terms be-
cause they succeeded Presidents
who died in office; then they
served full second terms.
4. Abraham Lincoln was the
Republican party's first Presi-
dent elected.
5. Presidents wives named
Anna: Anna Symmes Harrison;
Grace Anna Coolidge; Anna
Eleanor Roosevelt.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-17

ststs q ArshiQ,a. = sns clssu1s c.
for IT, cpanny - ooAenmb. .' 81
IN IN MATTER q I'm. pQ1141o1u
OF: 8041W o1xDUOUn0DH oACJ1>
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Ne. 1911
10 WHOA TIuD NAY CoNCIDN:
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Of ER9r8N 9lHDG1eDUR0E0 oACyWBDo
k0ArOkxN ulgfUA0TUTZUN0o vEn-
Elm. . Mjchsgan CoSuorsticr. atsvs
named. Tor the vacation Of Q portion II ne
Tremoleton Subdivision, the whole q
said Subdivision being described o.:
TRE1lDLETON SUBDIVISION OF part
Of the north west quarter Of Section 3
Town I north. Range II East. Wsrrsn
Township. Aacomb County. Michigan, &C.
cording TO the plat thereof recorded In
Libsr II Pists. pages 81 and 50. Aacomb
County records,
10 pend1nS before the Circuit Court for
the County Of Mscomb. for the vacation
of that pestion Of said Subdivision Plat
described ~:
Lots to7S to ioes. both inclusive. and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-17
. BARBS

You have to cultivate good
habits. The bad ones grow wild.
Italians are threatened with
acute food situation. A lot of
Americans will continue to have
acute indigestion.
It's . laugh when Q girl gets
married simply because she is
tired of working.
Do your income tax worrying
early and avoid the rush.
Census shows there are $780,
000, 900 people in the u. S. who
are disappointed with tn e
weather.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-17

hae asms b changed 70 Jossphins Lark.
n y Ordered. That the ~ day q
February 4. p. io4i. q nine o'elock IN
the lDrsaooa. q said probate office. b
and y hsrshv Appointed for haaring aid
pstition:
n = Further Ordered, That public no
tice thereof b given b. puhlicotien q
. COPY q this order. for thSes Olaeeessivs
weeks prsvioue - said ~ Of hearing. n
the Daily Nonitoe . nswspapog printed
and circulated IN said county.
JOSEPH v. rHOMDLY.
Judge Of Probate.
"A true copy.l
MARY HARRISON.
Register Of Probate.
Jan. io-iS.1s-MON
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-17

ysssphias zsArssay. change 81 Name
FEB. I. 1oll.
State Of Michigan. The Probate Court
Tor the County Of Macouh.
AZ . session At said Court. held q the
Probate Office In the City a II. Glenn
ems. In said County. on the 9th day Of
January A. D. lo4l.
Present: Hon. Joseph v. Trombly.
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter Of the change Of name
Of Josephine zadraxny. IN Adult.
said Josephine xsdsamy peaytns That
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-17

Peter D. Pstssssn. 4stats-Ttnal Aamiais-
tsatisa Asssunt--4sb. :. loS1.
State at Aichioan. The Prooats Court
Tor The County Of Aacomb.
AZ sesetoa q MD Court. held at the
Probate Offies - The City Of NJ Clsmens
In said County. On the Oh day 81 January
a. p. lell.
Present: Hon. Joseph v. frombiy
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-17

gvu- on q RArx1 an.
+ Ueeoe oorvtca Day and ui0hs 0olSvo9y.
rsseA 60 ~ Nh =. -
Evening star., 1941-02-27
NOW TWICE AS LARGE!
VISIT APPS Completely REM0DELED SUPER MARKET At
1851 MASS. ave. NV.

meot department. TO display wide variety Of auoity
meets Larger assortment OF garden fresh vegetables
and fruits Visit this Super Market today. savs time
and money!
Evening star., 1941-02-27
Jersey Breeders Elect
H. 9. Thompson
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LAYTONSVILLE, Md, Feb. 27.-
H. George Thompson of Ayr-Lawn
Farms was elected president of the
Jersey Breeders Association at a
meeting held at Fair Hill Farm, the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin D. Fry,
near here.
Floyd E. Huntley of Olney was
made vice president and Edwin c.
Fry secretary treasurer. Howard,
Prince Georges, Anne Arundel and
Montgomery Counties and small
part of Virginia make up the dis
trict.
Evening star., 1941-02-27

Our customers in the American University Park sec
ton will enjoy, more shopping ct this COM
pleseIy semodeIsd AGP Super Market now twice
ts former size, with wide roomy aisles tobles
with larger stocks TO choose from. Emerged modern
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Zeulot Feud Averted

Timely arrival of police prevented
clash recently between Hindus and
Moslems at Dadar. it is reported
in Bombay. According to previous
arrangements. Moslems said their
prayers at 7 pm. The Hindus then
began their "Arti" and continued
ringing bells. Moslem protests re-
suited in a riot which was quickly
quelled by the police. AS a con-
ference trustees of the temple and
the mosque agreed on a new sched-
ule. The Moslems will pray from
$50 pm. to 7 pm. The Hindus
will perform "Arti" from pm. to
8 pm. From pm. to 10 pm. Mos
lens will say their prayers again,
after which the Hindus may perform
"Arti."
Evening star., 1941-01-24
Marriage License
Applications

Mary F., Cole. 20, $40 Sth st. NV; the
Rev. Calvin P. Dixon;
Luvinia Smith. 80, 1888 5th st. NV;
Vanus ?: LAC ILacour' a5; 1855 I1th st; nv;
Edward Ford % and Emma IN r r. It fucker
H. both. both of 900 M st. NV; the Rev. r.
James C Gilmore, Is 4616 Massachusetts
ave aye NV, and Hilda L. Lupinger, 21,
Risct lag Shepherd st. NV the Rev. J. l.
Thomas J Flavin. "a, 1913 st. n. W, and
5lIzabeth iva eth Rav Jaebsog obS a. l4l7 st
Adolph j. Fneitt. & a., Cos 9Psit south Carolina
Sonna,i south Carolina ave. Sc; the Few E. J.
Frederick A. Maurer, 90, Walter Reed Hos
pltal. and loretta Dooley. 81. 1873 F
noIio1 St nv; judge Nathan Cayton.
and GLADYS Marmor, 20, Brooklyn; Judge
Natl Nathan Cayton.
NV. and Mary NJ Powell Nurses Home
Garfield Hospital; the Rey Robin Gould
Village Mass; tn Rev: Noble e. Powell
Robert B. Griffin. jr, %. 500 33rd st
NV. and Grace A. Milette, 90, 5O7 z
charles Tnrner r Sv es, M SO H5tsfng St NE. and
VIC Violet M. ,;,,, & Brace, q. 6:s st. ne;
Joseph F. Erdmann, o5 44o Irving st. NV,
and Catherine M Mascette 20. 3001
Georgia ave. n W: the Rev L j Wempe
William R Kesterson: %, 316 18th st. Sc:
and Gathering V. Hancock. 1S; 233 10th
St Sc the Rev. r. N. Schneider.
Robert F Gather, 81. 1923 v st. Sc. and
Alice F. F Ganter pH w. -: ga Marietta p
George Barrois, A.. and Vicken Won Post
81, both of o633 5th st. NV: the
Rev. a J Mccartney
William E. Mapily, 81, 1919 Sherman ave
NV. and Gladys A. Mines 90. 1923
Montello ave. ne; the Rev. Francis P
James E Young Of. 435 1st st. sw.. and
Ethelyne C L. Warren. Is, - Canal st
": tho Rev Walter L Scott
Cordel Pringle, 90, 24"2 nth st. NV. and
Martha Brown 80. 1870 st. NV; the
Rev Marion w Royall.
Clarence NJ. LoRan. 22 and Offie Chism
y both of Baltimore; the Rev. j. E
Graham.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
District Relief Load
Rises Less Than 10

The District showed an increase
of less than l per cent In the num-
Der of cases receiving general re-
lief and in obligations incurred for
relief during December, 1910, as
compared with the previous month,
it was announced today by the
Federal Security Agency.
There were 2O38 cases here in
December, for whom the obliga-
tions were $51,035.
This compared with an increase
of less than l per cent in the
amount of obligations incurred for
general relief in 80 States and the
District, but a decrease of l per
cent in the number of cases during
the same period.
Evening star., 1941-01-24
TOMORROW.

Meeting and dinner, Eastern
Radioclast Research Society, AM
bassador Hotel. Meeting begins II
am.
Meeting, Convention of the United
Palestine Appeal, Willard Hotel, z
pm.
Dinner, Masters Association of
1925, Ambassador Hotel, $50 pm.
Dinner and Meeting, Convention
of the United Palestine Appeal
Willard Hotel, $50 pm.
Dinner, Laundry Owners Associ-
alton, Willard Hotel, pm.
Dinner, Washington Gynecolog-
ical Society, Willard Hotel, 7 pm.
Dinner dance, Beta Sigma Soror-
ity. Carlton Hotel, pm.
Dance, Psi Lambda Tau Sorority
Ambassador Hotel, 9 pm.
Dance, Phi Theta Gamma, Hote.
Annapolis, 10 pm.