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La gaceta., 1941-01-20
|PALPITACIONES de- LA COLONIA LATINA

Indalecio de la Llama, ell en-
cargado de la fabrica de puros
Ell "King Bee" va como presi-
dente y Jose Hevia, alto emplea-
do de un almacen de where's, CO.
mo vicepresidente.
Quiere este decir que la lucha
Sc Ina planteado en- un terreno de
cordialidad Y companerismo So
cial, que mucho honra al Centre
y a los comites en- funciones.
Cada una de las candidaturas
prepare AUTOMOBILES para reco-
ger a los votantes y cada una
pintara carteles y pOndra en- mo
vimiento a sus majores prOpa-
gandistas.
Els una lucha fraternal y de-
mocratica, por cuanto los candi
datoS han hechO la prOmesa de
abrazarse luego de verificadO ell
escrutinio, y juntos colaborar
por ell bienestar de los Socios y el
prograso del Centre Asturiano.
Una election de esta clase, di-
rigida por hombres sensatos y
bien intencionados, no perjudi-
ca nunca a una sociedad demo-
cratica.
FL vecido fslicitara al vence-
dor y el venco9or sabra apreciar
ell esfuerzo del vencido y pedir-
lie su concejo y apoyo.
Elecciones democraticas en- Ia
Casa Asturiana, donde 81 regla-
mento tiene ell valor de una Cons
titucion y sus leyes complement
tarias!
iAmor al Centre y respeto pa
"a todos los derechos, es la divi-
sa de las dos candidaturas.
Salud!
La gaceta., 1941-01-20

IN enemigo bien armada y O.
quipado.
La derrota, de los fascistas
en- Kassala pone fin a sus pro
babilidades de lamar una in
vasi6n con.ra Khartoun y la
regitn a~lgcdonera a 10 largo
del Milo y aparentemente de-
ia alberto el canine para alta
ques britanicos en- direction
de Eritrea Y Utopia. BESIDE
las Tomas del sur de la pobla-
ci6n, la -rtiIeria ingl9sa venia
bombardeando las posiciones
italianas.
La gaceta., 1941-01-20

NO Sc HA LLEGADO A UN
CUERDO EN- CUASTO AL
ZUCAR
La gaceta., 1941-01-20

ire Cuba Y Estados scora cos
tear la rserva de la production
cubona &c aztcar duranta la pre-
1ente z-fra. FL gobierno cub.na-
no &c a Ijnanciar unas 10000
tone.e.,as ezra para mercedes
9,e 10 o1 rs lie Estsdos Uni
dos, q Il 6as d. lao cantavos
ger libra. Tiensse entendido que
ell ban2o de Expor.aci6n e I'M
~portac;tn ofreca u rcentavo por
ad2 .ilra de 100000 toneladas
7e mo1o cue este cargamsnto Sc
'~antenga en- reserva para nl
mercado americana. Esta dife-
rencia y otras condolences pro-
puestas fueron estimadas ina
'oaptables por la industrial azu-
carera Guiana y ell gcbierno de
Batista siguio su rscomenda-
ci6n.
Warren L. Pierson. presiden-
tie del Banco de Exportaci6n e
Importation, que vino a esta ca
pital hace diez dias, Sc march6
sin haber podido llegar a un a.
rreglo. A pesar de este en- los
circulos azucareros Sc expresa
la esperanza de que nuevas flu
turas negociaciones produciran
el resultado convenience.
La zafra comenz6 va, Official
mente, pero ell gobierno no ha
.iadO todavia la cantidad que
debe fabricarse. 81 no Sc alcanza
Il debido apoyo monetario, los
hacerdados recommendation un
de 100000 de tonela-4
das.
La gaceta., 1941-01-20
DERROTADAS POR LOS
INGLESES DOS DIVISIONES
ITALIANS
Sufrieron los fascistas mas de
1000 bajas

Londres, Enero 20.-Las au
toridades militares inglesas in
formaron hoy de la derrota
de dos divisiones italianas,
"a, 900, en- una batalla libra
da EN- Kassala, Sudan Anglo
Egilpcio. Los fascistas sufrie-
ron 1000 bajas. La poblaci6n
a Is millas de la frontera de
Eritrea, ha sido recapturada
de las fuerzas del enemigo
que en- ell pasado julio Sc apo
leraron de ella.
Significa la victoria ell exito
de una operation de guerra
efectuada por fuerzas hume
ricamente inferiores contra
La gaceta., 1941-01-20
He aqui un modo feliz para despertar
los intestinos perezosos

ma ~siguiente, aliviando los dolores
de cabeza del estrenimiento, ell nal
aliento y Ell estomago agrio.
FL principal ingredients de
BLACK-DRAUGHT 10 es un t6nico
laxante intestinal, que ayuda a i'm
partir tono a los musculos oeiosos
del intestine. Millones de paquetes
usados prueban su merito. Es tam
bien econ6mico. De % a 40 dosis
rs centavos
La gaceta., 1941-01-20

Miles han acceptable este modo pa
ra un feliz alivio cuando tienen los
intestinos p~erezosos Y con ellos do
lores de cabeza y bi'iosidad. Tome
ell especioso aromatico BLACK
DRAUGHT,. seg1n las instructed
mes, en- la noche de hoy; un trago
de aqua, y queda listed listo. Toma-
do como Sc ordena, esta medicina
puramente vegetal usualmente con-
cede tempo para dormir; actda sua
vemente Y por complete, a Ia mana
La gaceta., 1941-01-20
PARA LA MUJER
DEL HOGAR
(Viene de Ia ga pdC.)

la Sra. Cantareha ell premio en-
metalico de $50.
Viene pintando la Sra. Canta-
rella desde que tenia 10 amos dc
edad.
La gaceta., 1941-01-20
COMPRO CANARIOS

Page por los canarios ma
chos de mas de un aho $500,
y por pichones garantizados
que son machos, $1.50. Pre-
gunue por Vega en- ell 2202
de la Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1941-01-20

Habana, Enero 20.--No Sc ha
Ilagado todavia a un acuerdo en-
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-03
RAINBOW SKYWAYS
 Plane Talk

Tn our midst of budding young aviators and aviatrixes, another has burst into bloom. Frederick Waid made his first solo flight Tuesday at the Nome airport and had the satisfaction of making a perfect three point landing. All students hope and strive to make that first landing a perfect one and Freddie succeeded beautiful ly in doing so. This makes the third student who has been checked out. The other two are Neva Whaley and Ed Snyder.
 The training plane, a three place Piper Cruiser, has been duly named and christened as the "Flit-Fire." When you see a long streamer hanging from a wing strut, it means that one of the three students who have solo ed are up in the air on their own. All students flying solo are required to have streamer on the plane until they have con- pleted five hours alone. When other planes see the streamer they give the plane wide berth and polite I'll be first after you attitude
 Johnnie Johensten is hailed as a new student amongst the wo- men. Johnnie brings the femln- inc population up to six. Accord ing to Instructor Frank Whaley they are all taking flying very seriously and show a spirit ana aptitude that makes his men stu dents really have to be on their toes trying to retain their super iority over the weaker sex.
 Other new students are Dick Weitzel and Larry Calvin.
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-03
WIEN ACTIVITIES

Aug. 3l - Pilot Sig Wien left for Marshall with Joe and Bill Ramstead returning via Wht. Mt. and Council.
 Pilot Lund for Fox Bar and Coffee CT. with Ed Healy, return ing via Council with L. A. Sardberg.
 Pilot Long to Deering, return ing with O. D. Cochran and Walter Watt.
 Sept. l. Pilot Wien to Fair banks via Deering with James Haight, Leroy Sullivan, Alvin Polet and Bess Cross.
 Pilot Long with freight for Councl, Golovin, Whit. Mt.
 Sept. 2 - Pilot Long to the Kougarok and Shishmaref with E. F. Russell.
 Pilot Steve .Miskoff arrived from FalrCankS via CouNciL Wleii Richard Johnson for Council and bringing Mrs. Earl Towner and infant to Nome.
 Sept. 3 - Pilot Long to Beaver CT. returning with MT ana Mrs Don Stewart.
 Pilot Lund to Bluff with MT and Mrs. Mort Sullivan and to Council with Don Lyle.
 Pilot Miskoff to Kotzebue with Mir. and Mrs. Frank Glaser and taking R. E. Havenstrite, Phyllis Havenstrite and Constance Xii vari from Keewalk to Candle.
 Pilot Long to Teller with Con- nie Hyder, returning via kougar ok with freight.
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-03
NEIGHBOUR INSPECTORS NOW IN NOME AREA

Walter T. Neubert, Manager ot the Wage and Hour Division for Alaska and Washington, return ed from an inspection trip to Tin City, and the Kougarok River Country, Saturday night with Pilot Long of the Vein Alaska Airlines.
 Inspector Paul K. Paschke, and Inspector Walter G. McCrea re- turned from trips to the Council area and the Candle, Deel'ing country. McCrea and Paschke have been inspecting under Neu- bert's direction in Alaska for the past five weeks.
 The Wage and Hour inspec- .tions conducted in Alaska are concerned primarily with bring ing the mining Industry into com pliance with the law.
 Salient points of the law which are of interest to the mining in- terest to the mining industry are three: That no wage less than 30 cetns an hour is paid to employ ees; that overtime for all hours over 40 per week are compensat- ed at the rate of time and one half the employers regular rate of pay; and that no one under Is is employed in the industry If an employee ise under Is but over Is years of age, it is nee essary that certificate of age be secured from the bureau of vital Statistics at Juneau for such en- ployee.
 We are here to bring indus tries engaged in interstate con- merce into compliance with the Wage and Hour Law Neubert said. "We wish to emphasize that we are not here in a punitive capacity, but to gain compliance with the provisions of the law.
 Recently, the Alaska-Juneau Mining Company, under a con- sent decree signed in San Fran cisco Federal Court, paid back wages to it's employees in the ap- provimate amount of $50,000 to $6O,000 as unpaid overtime com- pensation."
 Wage and Hour inspections will be continued in the Nome area for the next week and then the inspection force will pro- ceed to other areas south of Nome. Neubert may be contact ed at the Paterson Hotel.
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-03
Russians Take Off From Safety Yesterday Morning

Yesterday forenoon the two Russian seaplanes, which had been noored at Safety Lagoon since their arrival Sunday from Moscow, took to the air again l. was understood they would fly to Anchorage but was re- ported last night that they land ed at Kodiak.
 Anthony N. Fedotov, Attache at the Embassy of the U. s. s. R. in Washington, D. C. who arrived in Nome aboard the Electra Mon day from Fairbanks to contact the Russian party, was passen- ger aboard one of the seaplanes
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-03
AIRWAYS NEWS
MIROW ACTIVITIES

Pilot Sassen Left for Anchor age Tuesday with Mrs. Kimball and two children and MT. Snow for Bethel. Fred Collins and Charles Evans for Anchorage, and two passengers from Unal- akleet to Anchorage.
 Bull Lund made a trip to Coun ciL. Golovin and White Noun tain with a load of express. He returned from Wht. Mt. with Dolly Walker.
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-03
THOMAS CLONINGER AND RUTH ESCOLA MARRIED

Miss Ruth Katherine Escola and Thomas w. Cloninger were united in marraige yesterday af- ternon at 400 o'clock. Ira D. Or ton witnessed the ceremony.
 Thomas Cloninger is owner and manager of The Nevada, and Mrs. Cloninger, formerly of Los Angeles, is a recent arrival in Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-03
WEATHER FORCAST

Generally fair and warmer to- night and Thursday but with ire ouent rain showers in the near vicinity.
 The highest temperature was 57, the lowest 45 & precipitation .32
 Tomorrow the sun will rise at 4:50 am. and set at 7:10 p. m.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
Golden Rule Council,
America Daughters,
To Confer Degrees
State Deputies Will
Meet Tomorrow;
Other Activities

Headed by Mrs. Elizabeth Risler,
the degree team of Golden Rule
Council, Daughters of America, will
confer degrees on 81 candidates of
various councils, next Friday night
at Northeast Masonic Temple. A
buffet supper will follow.
Other activities scheduled are:
May s. Mrs. Eunice Gettings
urges all deputies to attend the
state deputy's meeting at 808 I
street NV. A special program is
sponsored by Past National Deputy
Mrs. Mabel Downing.
May 14-Loyalty Council will meet
at Northeast Masonic Temple.
There will be the presentation of a
check from charity ball of April 80
to the blood bank of Children's
Hospital.
May 15-Barbara Frietchie Coun-
Gil will have social at Star Hall,
Mount Rainier, Md.
May 17-Eagle and Unity Councils
together with j. o. A. M. will have a
special program at 2407 Minnesota
avenue Sc.
May 2+Good Will Council, dance
at 808 I street NV.
May 26-John L. Burnett Council
is sponsoring q social for members
and friends at its hall, Wisconsin
avenue and M street NV, at $3.50
pm.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

10 at the home of Mrs. Sophie Kahill
at 1890 pm.
Mrs. Margaret Jones, matron Of
Treaty Oak Chapter, announces the
Sunshine Committee will meet at
the home of Mrs. Clara M Reynolds,
Wednesday evening. She will be
assisted by Mrs. Nettie Skinner.
A dinner will be given by General
Funds Committee May 8 at the
Fairfax Hotel at 6 pm.
The Ways and Means Card Club
of Brookland Chapter will meet on
May 9 with Mrs. Margaret Morris.
The Endowment Committee will
meet on May 6 with Mrs. Agnes
Miller.
The Cathedral Bellies of Cathedral
Chapter, will meet May at the
home of Mrs. Margaret McKenney
with Mrs. Agnes Garner, Mrs. Ethel
Donaldson and Mrs. Anna Sheppe
assisting hostesses.
The meeting of Federal Chapter
on Thursday evening has been des-
ignated as friendship night" The
Friendship Club will have charge
of the entertainment and refresh
ments.
The Ways and Means Committee
will hold a rummage sale at 1107
Fourth street S.W. on Tuesday
Members having rummage to COL
lect telephone Atlantic 5005 or
Michigan 1854.
Mrs. Veleita Prather, matron OF
Harmony Chapter, announces re-
hearsal for officers, Tuesday, at
pm. On May the chapter will
celebrate its 18th anniversary with
! the grand matron, grand patron ano
the matronS and patrons of 194l
as special guests.
Mrs. Alice S. Eckloff, matron oi
Ruth Chapter, announces the Tenn
pie Board will meet Thursday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Katherine
S. Eppley. Mrs. Cassie Whetzel and
Miss Norma Beckett will be assist
ing hostesses.
Miss Virginia C. Hammerley
matron of Naomi Chapter, an
nounces meeting of the Auxiliary
Home Board Committee on May {
at the home of Mrs. Edith McCul-
| lough, with Mrs Florence L'Hom-
medieu and Mrs. Annie Randall
assisting.
Mrs. Helen Rubenstein, matron oi
Areme Chapter, announces the
members will visit Arlington Chap
ter in Baltimore on Tuesday eve.
ming. Transportation will be by bus
leaving Masonic Temple at 7 pm
For reservations telephone Mrs
Carrie Mills.
Preceding the meeting on Wed.
nesday evening, supper will bt
served from to 7 o'clock Fol
reservations telephone Mrs. Varins
Penrod. Following initiation, DR.
S. B. Daugherty, pastor of tn,
United Brethren Church, will Civ,
talk on the Star Points"
Mary D. Tate, matron of Hop,
Chapter, announces grand visitation
on May IA at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
Ancient Order of Hibernions
Auxiliary

The Commodore John Barry Di-
vision, Ladies Auxiliary and the
Juniors will receive holy commun-
ion at the o'clock mass today at
the altar of st. Brigid at the Ma
tional Shrine of the Immaculate
Conception, Catholic University.
The Rev. Timothy N. MacCarthy,
District chaplain, will be the cele-
brant.
The following members of Junior
Division No. 2 served as models for
their fashion show and silver tea
at the home of Mrs. Ruth Mazur-
ski: Barbara A. Talley, Mary Ellen
Cousins, Mary Edith Bolton, Marie
Craven, Ruth Beavers, Patricia
Mazurski, Katherine Scanlon, Kath-
crime Griffin, Patricia Clarkson and
Mary Brannan. The mattresses
were Katherine Bailey, Mary Alice
Cleary, Mary Catherine Thompson
and Jeanne Talley. Shirley Miller
danced, accompanied by Mrs. Ma
zurski; Mary Anne Griffin gave a
piano solo, and Lucille Collins and
Mary Ellen Fitzgerald recited. Mu-
sic was played by Mrs. MaZurski
as the models paraded around the
lawn. The May. meeting was held
yesterday at the home of Miss Lucille
Collins.
The May meeting of Division No.
will be held tomorrow evening at
the hall of st. Stephens Club.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
Y.W.c. A. News

Tea will be served today at 4
o'clock. The Music Hour is at
5 o'clock. The musical program has
been arranged by Sophocles Papas
with a mandolin and guitar orches-
ira and singers.
The Girl Reserves will return to
the city after week end at Vacation
Lodge, Y. W. G. A. summer resi-
dence near Cherrydale, Va. The
group visiting Williamsburg over
the week end will return today from
the conducted tour sponsored by
the Y. w. c. A. The next trip will
be to New York City, May 16 and 18.
Monday-The Community Rela-
tions Committee will meet for lunch
at 1890. The Elizabeth Somers
Glee Club will sing at the Lisner
Home and will leave the Y. w. G. A.
at 7 pm. There will be a Girl
Reserve Glee Club rehearsal at
pm.
Tuesday-The members of the
A. C. w. Y. will have dinner at $50
at Vacation Lodge. Mrs. G. Ross
Howard will be the guest speaker on
Current Affairs" The Chevy Chase
Chapter will meet at the home of
Mrs. B. j. Peterson, 5602 Thirty
ninth street NV, at 2 pm. The
Daughters of Penelope will meet at
8 pm.
Wednesday-The Junior Girl Re-
serve Interclub Council will meet
at4pm. The Greek Mutual Aid will
meet at 8 pm. There will be a busi-
ness meeting and election of officers
of the Xenos Club at 8 pm.
Thursday-The All States Club
will meet at the Y at $3.50 to go
bicycling. Miss Grethen Thurber is
chairman of the Blue Triangle
Mexican guest night and fiesta at
8 pm. Movies of Mexico will be
shown.
Friday-The Mount Pleasant
Chapter will meet at 1890 pm. at
the home of Mrs. George Cook, 1913
Emerson street NV. There will be
an important business meeting at
1:30 pm.
Saturday-The Blue Triangle Club
will go to Vacation Lodge for the
week end. Miss Connie Larkin is
the chairman.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

mittee has been elected, Mrs. J.
Collins, chairman; Mrs. E. Crews,
Mrs. B. Van Driesen, Mrs. Rex
Shelley, Mrs. L. Hughes.
An Executive Board meeting will
be held tomorrow at / pm. in the
conference room Of the school.
The association is sponsoring q
play, Peter Rabbit, to be given by
the school children Friday at 8 pm.
Anacostia Junior Senior High.
The Nominating Committee has
presented the following slate; Pres
ident, e. j. Read. Mrs. T. Forbes;
first vice president, Mrs. Cyril
Albrecht, Mrs. j. Spudos; second
vice president, Mrs. E. Mosher, Mrs.
r. Clickner; third vice president,
]. P. Collins, principal; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. Enoch Karrer,
Mrs. Baumback; recording secretary,
Miss E. King, Miss Beulah Jones;
treasurer, Mrs. H. Edwin Simonsen.
Mrs. Gene Ewing.
The Executive Committee will
meet at the summer home of Mrs.
Opal Cookery at Dun Lorring, Va.
wednesday evening. Dinner will
be served. Miss Elizabeth King and
Charles Foster will be co-hosts.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
Patriarch Will Paw
Visit 10 Magenenu
Encampment tuesday
l22d Anniversary Of
Odd Fellows Celebrated;
Other Activities

The Odd Fellows Grand Encamp-
ment officers, headed by Grand
Patriach Albert P. Dobbins, will
make an official visit to Magenenu
Encampment at 2020 Rhode Island
avenue NE. Tuesday night. Grand
Master Ernest L. Loving and his
officers will accompany them.
Odd Fellows celebrated the 122d
anniversary of the order last week.
The ceremonies opened with invo-
cation by Edwin J. Robb, chaplain
of the Grand Lodge; reading of the
grand sire's proclamation by Miss
Marguerite S. Ison, president of the
Rebekah Assembly; address of wei
come by Grand Master Loving; in
PRODUCTION of the speaker, Deputy
Grand Sire Lynn j. Irwin, by James
E. Chamberlain, representative Of
the Sovereign Grand Lodge, and
benediction by Lewis L. Beazley,
high priest of the Grand Encamp-
ment.
The annual pilgrimage to Arling-
ton National Cemetery will be
made this afternoon.
Columbia Lodge will meet Thurs
day at pm. Earl D. Harrell will
preside. The third degree will be
exemplified.
Eastern Lodge will meet WedneS-
day at pm. Arthur G.. Eaton
will preside. The first degree will
be conferred.
Federal City Lodge will meet Fri
day at 8 pm. Noble Grand Charles
w. Dudley will preside. After the
business session an open house will
be held. An entertainment program
has been arranged.
Covenant Lodge will meet Wednes-
day at 5 pm. Harry KoenigSburg
will preside. Plans have been COM
pleted to celebrate the 98th ami
versary of the lodge May IA. A BAN
quet will be held at Wardman Park
Hotel.
The Bowling League will be host
to the I. o. o. F. League OF Balti-
more Saturday night at the recrea-
ton center, Tenth and Perry streets
NE. A banquet will be held at
pm, at Pythian Temple.
The Mithras Sanctorum, A. M
O. S., of the District Of Columbia
and Maryland, will meet May 20
A past grand monarchs' club Will be
formed.
Miss Ison and her associate officers
will visit Fidelity Rebekah Lodge
at 2O2O Rhode Island avenue NE.
Tuesday night. The Grand Lodge
officers will accompany them.
Martha Washington Rebekaf
Lodge will meet Thursday at pm
Mrs. Mary Custer, noble grand, vii
preside.
SCHUYLER Colfax Rebekah Lodge
will hold a party May % at 82G
Twentieth street NV. Call Mrs
Rea Booth or Mrs. Beatrice Lampe
for reservations
Columbia Theta Rho Girls Club
No /, will hold a candlelight tea II
the temple Friday. The regular
meeting of the club will be helc
at 7:30 pm, with President Viviar
Duckett presiding.
Mrs. Clara Searcy, president of tht
Noble and Vice Grands' Association
announces the association will en-.
tertain the residents of the I. o. o. F
Home May IA at 7:30 pm, A bust
ness meeting of the association vii
be held May 81 at the home of Mrs
Hester Stansbury.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
D. A. Y. Commander
Issues Call for Aid
In Employment Week
Holey's Resignation
As National Service
Officer Announced

Department Comdr. Joel D.
Thacker has issued a call to all
Disabled American Veterans In the
District to cooperate in National
Employment Week, May to 10. He
will speak over Station WINK today
from GAS to 10 am. on behalf OF
this Employment Week program.
Announcement was made by the
Washington Office Of the D. A. V.
of the resignation of Frank Haley as
national service officer.
Mrs Mary Hargraves, commander
of the auxiliary, announced meet
ing will be held at 3072 M street
NV. on Thursday evening, with De-
partment Comdr. Thacker to speak.
Comdr. Hargraves and her staff will
make a special visit TO Mount Alto
Hospital this week to initiate Mrs.
Irene jackson, a patient.
Comdr. Kenneth c. Bradley OF
Federal Chapter announced an IN
formal dinner and business meeting
will be held Tuesday at pm. at the
Capitol Park Hotel. National Serv-
ice Director M w. Rise and Assist
ant National Service Director
Thomas ]. Kehoe will speak.
Rea Chapter met last Thursday
evening at the Wardman Park
Hotel, with Comdr. Harold Lowy
presiding. Department Comdr.
Thacker addressed the meeting.
Ace Chapter met Friday with
Comdr. James A. Kissock presiding,
at 500 Powhatan place NV. Senior
Vice Comdr. of the District Of CO.
lumbia Department George H.
Smith spoke. Election of delegates
to the national convention in
Louisville. KY, August 9 to 16 was:
DR.. w. C. Hess, George H. Smith
and Joe Moffet; alternates, Joe A.
ASH, Frank M. Owens. George Phil.
lips and Jack L. Spears.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
Jobs Daughters

On May S the drill team Of Bethel
No. / will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Newsom.
The next meeting Of the bethel
will be May IT.
The Mothers Club will meet May
6 at the home of Mrs. Abel. They
will have a rummage sale on May
10. Save rummage and notify Mrs.
Abell
The choir will meet May at the
home of Mrs. Wilson.
On May 10 the Ways and Means
Committee will have straw ride
and wiene roast. They will meet
at 7:30 pm. at 1915 M street Sc.
For tickets or information call Ethel
Read.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
May Day Is Celebrated
At Madison School
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FALLS CHURCH, Va. May s.
More than $50 pupils Of Madison
Elementary School yesterday held
an all-day May Day celebration. fea-
tured by folk dancing. group exer-
cises and sports events. Principal
A. D. Neale and his staff of teachers
supervised the celebration.
According to a consensus Of her-
ried scorekeepers, a baseball game
between Madison and Dunn Loring
School ended with Madison nosing
out the visitors, AIT.
Winners in the track and field
events will take part in county
wide track meet at Fairfax next Sat-
urday with winners from other
county schools.