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Evening star., 1941-05-10
Arlington Program
To Honor Mothers;
Hundreds Expected
Women From Embassies
And Legations
To Be Special Guests

The Nations 17th annual observ-
ance of Mothers Day tomorrow will
be featured around Washington by
service in the solemn surround
ings of the amphitheater AT Airing
ton National Cemetery at pm.
Hundreds Of persons are expected
to crowd into the amphitheater TO
witness the program, sponsored by
the national chapter of American
War Mothers. The highlieht will
come when Representative Springer,
Republican, of Indiana gets up to
praise all mothers.
Thirty-one patriotic groups will
parade in display of colors. Wom-
en- from the Pan-American en-
bassies and legations will be guests
of honor.
The general observance will dl-
vide tribute between the bowed gray
head of the aged mother end the
youthful cheeks of the young
mother. Such was the trend broad
cast by the National Committee for
the Observance of Mothers Day,
Inc, and approved by Mrs. ROose-
welt and authorities on maternal
health. The idea is to make Moth
ers Day beneficial as we'll as COM
plimentary.
Many Groups Arrange Programs.
In line with this objective. many
groups have arranged programs de-
signed to spread advice on the pre-
natal care of mothers and on the
proper training of children. Mothers
of the girls clubs Of the Jewish
Community Center, for instance
will have an afternoon of enter
tainment, beginning at pm, that
will reach its peak in a mother
daughter quiz contest and diaper
ing contest for mothers, grand
mothers and great grandmothers.
The Jewish Community Center
program will open with the second
annual Mothers Day garden party
at the Cafritz Auditorium. Other
items scheduled for the afternoon
will include original dramatic skits
a tableau, selections by the Women
Chorus of the center, recltatlons
and piano selections.
Filipino Council to Observe Day.
The Filipino Executive Council OF
Washington will observe the day
with a typical Filipino program in
the Y. M. c. A. auditorium, 1916
G street NV. at pm. Mrs. Isabelle
Wesley, assistant director of the
Washington International Student
House, will speak. There will be
folk dances and songs. Piano selec-
tions will be played by Misses Maria
Has, Jose Dioquino. Dolores Abellera
and Laurie Frigillana and Mrs
susanna Ballesteros and Mrs. Macaric
Balco.
DR.. F. j. Lukens, pastor of the
Colonial Village Baptist Church, will
officiate at Mothers Day service
at the mothers tree on the Arling-
ton County (VaD courthouse lawr
at 7:30 pm. The tree was dedicated
by the Womens Civic Club of Clar'
endon on March IL, 1924.
A special program of Mothers Da!
music will be played by the Columbi'
School of Music over Station WIN1
at 7:30 pm. Misses Fleurette Joffri'
and Betty Rohlader and Waite
Bohan and A. T. Campbell will taxi
| mart.
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Retiring Jury Urges
'Shakedown' Probe
Be Continued
New Groups to Assume
Duties Monday
In Baltimore
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, May 10.-Twenty-
three new jurors who will assume
their duties Monday will have for
their consideration the recommen-
dation of their predecessors that
they take up and conclude" the
investigation of the alleged shake
down activities during the recent
session of the State Legislature.
In a special report. submitted on
its retirement yesterday, the Janu-
ary term grand jury wrote that it
had turned over to proper prose-
cutting authorities sworn testimony
which has indicated to us that
possible offenses may have been
committed in other Jurisdictions.
While the retiring jury did not
disclose what counties might be in
volved, it was learned that Marvin
l. Anderson, States attorney for
Anne Arundel, and Patrick Schnauf-
fer, for Frederick County, had con-
ferred recently with States Attorney
j. Bernard Wells during the last
stages of the grand jury's probe.
The jury's advice to the incoming
jurors that If they take up the probe
additional assistance will be forth
coming" was later interpreted by
Mr.. Wells as meaning that special
investigator would be provided.
Further Assistance.
The question of what is to be
done Mr.. Wells said, will depend
in a measure on the attitude of the
incoming grand jury. II they accept
the recommendation in this report
to 90 on with the investigat ton, l am
of the opinion that some arrange
ments will be made to get further
assistance"
The jurors stated that House bill
No. 281, the so-called Read drug
and chemical bill, which had for
its purpose repeal of the law per-
mitting the Read Co. to have null
tiple liquor licenses" was the chief
cause of the investigation and that
the measure possesses all the out
ward indica tions of typical shake
down bill"
That this is true they continued,
is confirmed by the fact that there
was no public clamor or demand for
passage of this bill, and that there
was no public interest in the bill is
attested by the further fact that
there was no demand for the hear
ing on the merits of the bill either
for or against its passage
Therefore, it is difficult to appre-
ciate or understand the motive that
lay behind the feverish outburst of
agitation on the part of certain
members of the Legislature In con-
nection with the bill"
Unable to Conclude Probe.
The report explained that be
cause of the expiration Of our term
of Office we are unable to follow the
investigation TO a final conclusion"
During its term of office the in
vestigating body returned An in
dictment against Charles S. Houck,
jr., Frederick County member of
the House of Delegates. who was
charged with perjury by giving con-
flicting testimony before the grand
jury and with attempting to OBJ
struct justice Mr.. Houck is sched-
uled to be tried May 81.
The report, addressed to Criminal
Court Judge J. Craig McLanahan
and to Chief Judge Samuel K.
Dennis, was submitted by grand
jury Foreman w. D. Owens. con-
roller of the Baltimore e. Ohio Rail-
road,
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Nebraska Indian Denies
Staying Four Relatives
B, the Associated Press.

BY ll1t SSAoGleltu
OMAHA. Nebr. May 10.-John
Tyndall, 45-year-old Indian accused
of Staying four relatives at Macy,
was brought here today for safe
keeping after pleading innocent be-
fore United States Commissioner A.
P. Coleman at Walthill last night.
Mrs. Maggie Tyndall, 43. estranged
wife of Tyndall, was slashed to death
with a knife yesterday while wash
ing clothes in the home Of her
parents. Robert Warner, "A, and
Mrs. Eft Warner. ST.
The Warmers and their daughter
in-law, Mrs. Victoria Parker Warner
"a, were slain while cutting potatoes
in the back yard. All the victims
were Indians.
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Cissy Fitzgerald Dies
At Age Of SO in England
BY the Associated Press.

B, the Associated Press.
LONDON, May 10-Mrs. Cissy
Tucker, SO. who won fame on the
stage in New York in the COS as
Cissy Fitzgerald, died Monday at
Ovingdean, near Brighton, it was
learned today
Before leaving the United States
she operated her own motion pic
ture production companies in Miami
and Hollywood and starred in many
two-reel comedies. She appeared in
talking pictures until seven years
ago.
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Lindberoh Photos Burned

SULPHUR, Okla, May 10 (P.-
The Sulphur School Board directed
yesterday that pictures of Charles
A. Lindbergh ae removed from
class rooms and American flags
substituted.
Harvey Duncan, board president
said the action followed complaints
from eX-service men.
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Automatic Fire Alarm

PHILADELPHIA, May 10 (P.-
The continual blowing of his auto
mobile horn awakened DR.. r. M.
Mcclellan and he saw smoke COM
ing from the garage in the rear of
his home. Inside, he found the car
ablaze. The flames had caused a
short circuit which set of the horn
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Serrono Suner Sends
Duce FeIicitotions

ROME, May 10 (P,.-The Spanish
Foreign Minister. Ramon Serrano
Suner, sent Premier Mussolini a
warm telegram on the 5th anniver-
sary of the foundation of the Fascist
empire, 1t was announced today,
promising that Spanish Falangists
would march together with Fascists
and Nazis in "the new Europe"
Evening star., 1941-05-10

lsntic Coast, Nantucket. Mass. 1,0O2 milli-
bars t2959 inches. while an extensive
area of high pressure covers most OF the
Eastern and Central States Escanaba.
Mich ,029 millibars 5000 inches :.
Pressure is relatively low over the Far
southwest Blythe. Calf, | .O0S. mlllloars
car inchesl During the last "a hours
there have been light rains in the lower
Lake recion and portions OF the Middle At
North Atlantic States Scattered showers
occurred also in portions OF the Middle ana
Southern Plains Temperatures have fallen
rather generally over the Eastern states
except in New ENGLAND.
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Weather Report

Comba-Mostv clear and slightly cooler WIN o"est
tonight tomorrow clear win SLOWLY re
temperature; diminishing tomorrow
slightly possibly hght exposed
with slowly rising temper
Vrgna-Far slightly cooler possibly light frost IN exposed
portion fair with Slowly rising teH-
west Virgnia-Fa possibly light frost In
onieht
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Ten False Alarms Sounded

Ten false alarms between / and
3 am. today kept fire apparatus
roaring in Chevy Chase, Conduit
road and Georgetown areas, police
reported. Fire boxes were pulled at
intervals Of from S to Is minutes.
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Report for Last ~ Hours.

Record for Last u Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today
Highest, so, noon today. Year aso so.
Lowest, 81, $40 am. today. Year ago.
AS
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, "a, on April 20.
Lowest. 16, on March 1S.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today
Highest. "A per cent. at 1918 pm. yes
terday.
Lowest, SO per cent, at noon today.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear
at Harpers Ferry: Potomac clear at Great
Falls today.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Stork Overtokes Plane

NOME. Alaska, May 10 [P).-The
stork outf1ev Pilot William NUNS
plane.
1t caught up directly over the
Sawtooth Mountain range, 30 min
utes out OF Nome. Latest reports
we're that Mrs. NUM- and babe were
doing nicely in a Nome hospital, but
Num- and two other passengers IN
the plane still were bit shasy.
Australia has been shipping wood
to English shipyards since 1903,
Evening star., 1941-05-10
FOREIGN STATIONS.

FOREIGN STATIONS.
moon. Greenwich time. today
Temperature. weather.
Horta (FayaD. Azores ga Cloudy
(Current observations)
San Juan, Puerto Rico 81 Couay
Havana Cuba rs Clear
Colon Canal Zone 80 CrouIv
Evening star., 1941-05-10
Congress in Brief

Senate and House:
In recess.
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of Jackson County
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