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Evening star., 1941-04-14
Fairfax Scouts Win
Life and Star Rank
Al Court Of Honor
Youths Are Advanced
To First and Second
Class at Session
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Speclal DISpaCCn 10 Inc SLar.
FAIRFAX, Va, April 14.-Three
boys were given the life award, and
another was elevated to star rank
at the April Fairfax County Boy
Scout Court of Honor in the court
house Saturday. In addition six
were advanced to the first class.
William Cullen and Clarence
Waters of Vienna Troop and Carl
ton Trainum of Fort Belvoir, were
given the life award, with Wayne
Fowler of Falls Church, receiving
the star award.
Advanced to the first class were
Charles CAN'T, Howard Lewis, Rob-
ert Shumate and Donald S. Beator,
all of Vienna, and James Dixon and
Eugene Thomas, both of Woodlawn.
Six Boy Scouts were also advanced
to the second class. They we're.
Alfred Savia, Jimmie Sarratt and
Ray Worley of Vienna, Robert Dill
Ion OF Falls Church and Joe Holmes
and James Kaiser, both of Wood
lawn.
Thirty-eig merit badges were
awarded to % Scouts by County
Scout Commissioner Harold F.
Weller. They were by troops:
Falls Church-Cedric Barnes, one
award; Billy Blough, one award !;
Donald Cough, one award; Wayne
Fowler, two awards; Mayo Herring,
one award; Billy True, four awards;
Roland Geddes, one award; Wilbert
Geddes, one award; Thomas Or
vile, one award; Carl Solterer, one
award.
Vienna-Howard Lewis, three
awards; Robert Shumate, three
awards; Charles CAN'T, one award +;
Jimmie Sarratt, three awards; Cor
don Bennett, one award; William
Cullen, three awards; Melvin Marr,
two awards; Edward Moore, one
award; Russell Moreland. one
award; Daniel Peyron, two awards;
Paul Stenger, jr., three awards, and
Clarence Waters, three awards.
Evening star., 1941-04-14

good enough we will publish the
report and distribute 1t to other
schools for reference material" Miss
Fisher said.
Evening star., 1941-04-14
Soroptimist Club
Gives Scholarships

Several members of the Sorop-
timist Club of Washington have
awarded scholarships in the name
of the club, according to a report
of the Vocational Guidance Com
mittee, headed by Mrs. Rose Cohen.
A three months scholarship OF
scholarship of a years training at
the Lewis Hotel Training School to
a candidate selected by the club.
conference in Staunton, Va, April
business training in the Temple
School was presented to Miss Vir-
ginia Foster by Mrs. Caroline
Stephen.
Mrs. Jewell Downs, vice teacher,
plans to train a 15-year-old boy,
beginning in June, and Mrs. Cohen
has awarded a scholarship to a 12-
year-old girl in her studio of speech
and dramatic art.
Miss Marjorie Webster has offered
scholarship In the Marjorie
Webster School, which has not yet
been awarded.
The clubs delegates to a regional
conference in Stanton, Va, April
1927 will be Mrs. Florence Meara
and Miss Mary Bourke. Mrs.
Lorraine Leese Good Is the club
president.
Evening star., 1941-04-14
Suburban
Social
Notes
RawdOns to Give
Party Tonight
For Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rawdon will
entertain this evening at their home
on Persimmon Tree road in nearby
Maryland in honor of their Son, Mr..
Richard RaWdon, who is home for
his Easter vacation from the Uni
versity of Michigan at Ann Arbor.
Mr.. Rawdon will sing tomorrow
with the University Glee Club at its
concert in Washington, after which
he will continue with the club on
its spring tour.
Mr.. E. M Sanford has returned
to his home in Woodside Forest, Md,
after a trip to Shreveport, La.
Mrs. Emory Neale Miller and her
daughter, Miss Nancy Lou Miller.
of Kensington, Md, are spending
several weeks in Evansville, Ind,
where they are visiting relatives,
Mrs. Charles F. Embrey enter
tanned at a bridge luncheon today
at her home in Hampden lane,
Bethesda, Md. Mrs. Embrey will
entertain at luncheon and bridge
again Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Allanson
of Takoma Park. Md, have visiting
them for the Easter holidays the
latter's sister. Mrs. F. H. Bishop OF
Potsdam, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey w. Klem-
mer of Silver Spring, Md, left yes
terday for New York where Mr..
Klemmer will take the Atlantic
Clipper Wednesday for England. Mr.
Klemmer, who is with the United
States Maritime Commission, will be
ir London for six months. Mrs.
Klemmer plans to return the latter
part of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Smith are
again in their home in Woodmoor,
Nd, after spending two weeks in
Indiana and Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence M. Fisher
of Takoma Park. Md, have visiting
them their daughter, Miss Jean
Fisher, who is here during the spring
vacation at Pennsylvania State
College.
Mrs. Anthony Gould of Battery
Park. Md, has gone to Chicago to
be with her daughter, Miss Marjorie
Gould, who is spending her Easter
recess from the University OF
Illinois in that city.
Evening star., 1941-04-14

Buenos Aires has 18 radio stations.
Evening star., 1941-04-14
Mrs. A. n. Warner
To Talk on India

Mrs. A. N. Warner will discuss
"India-Yesterday and Today at
the monthly meeting of the Wander
lust Travel Club tomorrow evening
at the home of Miss Alice Matthews,
1858 Irving street NV. Her talk
will be based on her own experiences
while engaged in missionary work
in India with her husband.
Club members will discuss plans
for the spring dance and annual
banquet. Miss Margaret William
son will assist the hostess.
Evening star., 1941-04-14
Officials Cancel
Defense EXPOSITION

The National Defense Exposition
scheduled to be held in the Uline
Arena, May "a, through June 4, has
been called off, officials of the pro-
posed meeting said today.
Inability of prospective exhibitors
to meet orders, labor difficulties and
shortages of many materials were
given as reason for the cancellation.
Under the circumstances the
sponsoring groups feel that the time
is inopportune for the exposition to
be held" exposition officials said.
Evening star., 1941-04-14
Wanderbirds' Club
Will Hold Banquet

The annual banquet and dance of
the Wanderbirds' Hiking Club will
be held Saturday at pm. at the
Dodge Hotel Hut.
Leslie Fuller, 1919 G street NV;
Rose Marie Smith, GIT Sixth street
NE, and Catherine M. Johnson,
1928 Clifton street NV, are han
ding reservations, which will close
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1941-04-14
Beta Sigma Omicron

Mrs B. r. Hurt will be hostess to
the Washington Alumnae Chapter
of Beta Sigma Omicron National
Sorority at her home, 5000 Thir-
teenth place NV, tomorrow eve
ming, with Miss Pauline Berram as
sisting. A special feature of the
program will be a talk on china and
glassware by Miss Audrey Dews-
berry.
Evening star., 1941-04-14
Manassas Club Easter Boil

MANASSAS, Va, April IA (Spe-
ciaD.-The annual Easter ball of
the Manassas Woman's Club will
be held tonight in the Manassas
High School. Mrs. T. J. Broaddus
is general chairman of the affair.
Chaperones will include the club
officers, Mrs. C. C. Lynn, Mrs. Lewis
Carper, Mrs. Harold Mccall, Mrs.
r. Worth Peters and Mrs T. j.
Broaddus.
Evening star., 1941-04-14
Miss Smith Visits

Miss Marjorie Smith, who makes
her home with her aunt, Mrs. Albert
z. Carter, wife of Representative
Carter of California, spent the week
end in New York. She had visiting
her Misses Jane and Ann Taylor,
daughters of DR.. Fletcher Taylor Of
Piedmont, Calf, who have returned
to their studies at Pennington.
Evening star., 1941-04-14
Stewart PIT. A. to Meet

Miss Florence Gravatte, super
visor Of elementary schools in Ar
lington County, Va. will speak at
a meeting of the Charles A. Stew
art Parent-Teacher Association at
pm. tomorrow in the school.
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Here's How 10 Send
Nail 10 Soldiers

FonT LkwIz-MslllaE instFne-
ton. for frssna- and rslstive. II
soldiers. who IN partlcipsts n
ths cslifcrnls msnsuxefs nezt
ncnth. were Eiven hers Today.
Letters insena-d fcr mempsf. -
IN ~ nlvi.lca should - saire<sea
to Aro-a King city. Cal Units Il
this dlxszlcn lnslais: -. "a - :
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spsh ard siNs Fasid AFiilsry 49,
tailon.: Tn. fsth ard sasA Infantry
regiments: ~ oasftsFmsstsF. -
Reconnaissance rsccp. ~ Mesiicsl
nsttalinn. ~ signal C.. and iotA
Englnesrs
Members - tho siss ntvl=lsa
viii receive thelr letters meat
quickly 4 addrsssesii Afo-sf. King
CITY. Cal pivl<tunai uuitz lnciuds
Hq. and No. pstzchmenl. siss -
vision. sist n. 2. O.. 10. c..
sist Division. sist Signal G..
iisth Ordnance Co. iteth Quarter
master. iiesh Engineers. ~. snd
10. Co. kist and szd Infantry
nrisadesi ieisl ie2d. iesd and
issth Infantry regiments. Ne. snd
10. Co. eeth Field Artillery Rri-
Fsdes. isath. isssh and aissh Fssli
Artillery regiments
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Egyptian Liner Sunk in Atlantic;
Over 100 Americans Are MISSING

tue Of It's treaty with Great Brit
ain.
The canaan arrived here Feb.
- from Alexandria with her bow
caved In. She had been hit by
an axis aerial bomb in the hedi-
terranean soon after she cleared
Alexandria. Her other officers also
were British but Der crew was
Egyptian. She brought IL Amer
lean refugees from North Africa
among 90 passengers.
The ship was 81 years old. hav-
ing been built In Belfast IN 1909.
She began her career as the Brit
ish liner Leicestershire. During
the World war she served a. a
United States transport Return
ed TO the British flag. she became
the British Exhibitor.
Nine Seventh Day Adventist
missionaries and others. including
one infant. were aboard the Fam
Fam en- route To posts In Africa,
Egypt and Palestine. They In
cluded MFR. and Mrs. STANLEY John
son. Walla Walla. Wash, newly
assigned 70 Jerusalem.
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SIoshed About Legs
During Cafe Frocus

Edward c, Andersen. %. ~ ssfs
10. Puget Sound. received minor
cuts on the less during . fracas
IN . downtown cafe early Sunday
A . result. san Juan Earl was
booked for investigation az .
charge that he assaulted Andsr-
son with = knife Anderson was
treated 81 the Tacoma General
hospital.
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Annual commencement exer-
cises win be held by the School
Of Nursing at the Tacoma General
hospital at s o'clock the evening
Of May 81 at the First Baptist
church. Thirty-one nurses viii re-
ceive their diplomas at the exer-
cises which are open TO the public.
w. A. Heath il director Of the
hospital.
An interesting musical program
has been arranged for the event
Included Will be a group of num-
bers by the Lincoln high school
sextet under the direction of Mrs.
Margaret Goheen. The Sibelians.
under the direction of Fritz Bernt-
sen, will also sing. The program
viii be concluded by Mrs. Veona
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soeolofsly. radio and concert
artist.
Rev. Robert y. Pfeifer. rector
of Christ Episcopal church, viii
deliver the principal address and
DR. William h. Mccreery. chair
man Of the medical advisory
board. will speak briefly.
s. NJ jackson, who has been
president Of the hospital for 20
years. viii again make the pres
entation OF the diplomas to the 81
graduates. During Jackson's term
Of office. he has graduated APP
proximately $40 nurses
Mrs. Mary Kitto. director Of
nurses. viii present the class pins.
Valedictorian Of the class Is
Miss Aubyn Ann Knudson: saluta-
torian Ia Miss Ann Kukulan.
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Luncheon Tuesday

Rhododendron Garden club. a
unit Of the Puysllup Women's
club. will meet for o'clock
luncheon Tuesday at the home Of
Mrs Robert Miller. 2101 21st st.
N. W, with Mrs. c. p. Dustin as
co-hostess.
Roll call will be answered with
flower arrangements and for the
program Mrs. G. r. Henry will
read a paper on "Peonies," and
Mrs. r. w. Loehrke and members
Of her committee. Aesdames w. f.
Kinzie. II. r. Spear, Rex Miller,
John Steinke and G. l. Sovereign.
will report on the groups flower
show to be held in the lobby Of
the Citizens State bank June 81.
Members are requested 20 bring
their scrap books.
Also on Tuesday. garden division
No. ? Of the Women's club will
meet with Mrs. A. Pearson. 2f2
7th ave, n. W. for 1 O'Clock
pot-luck luncheon. Roll call viii
be "Fsvorite Wild Flowers" and
Mrs. W. z. stanhope will speak on
Wild Flowers"
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ANKLE sPRAINED

Miss Maude Massie. ~. Of Seat.
tie. received a sprained ankle when
she fell after stepping off the curb
In front Of the North Coast bus
station Sunday night she was
taken 10 tho Washington Minor
hospital.
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Railway Veterans
Plan Convention

Plans for the annual railroad vet
Grams convention In Portland June
l2-i4. were discussed BY 90 retired
employees Of the Northern Pacific
railroad during a dinner meeting
In Tacoma hotel Saturday night
President Dick Hanlisn presided
over the meeting and introduced
James Campbell. who spoke on the
convention.
Music was supplied BY sololais
Herbert Ford. accompanied by Mrs.
Ford. ard Miss Ruth samuslson.
accompanied by Miss Webb. and
a boys quartet from Gray school.
under direction Of Alfred Actor.
The quartet comprised Rudolph
and Earl crooott. Gordon Void
and James sigsfooa
Group singing Waa led BY Ford.
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Gould (sruss Thrill The World
With Siemath Ulcer Pains!

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Caruso could haFs sunE - nal trifI-
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CuAMfAf0N-uRnANA, ul ~
University Of Illinois authorities
report that many students are cut.
ting expenses from the SEQ aver
age per month for each student 10
a. low ss t7a ~ cooperative Nv
ing.
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Continued From Page one)
tion of these men" Ruxton said.
They were in transit TO Mombassa
tchief port Of Kenya. British East
African colony. where they were
10 travel overland 10 the Lake
Chad region TO be billeted with the
Free French forces of Gen. Charles
DeGaulle The Zamzam was
neutral ship. II was carrying non
beligerent cargo"
Shipping circles here felt there
was possibility that all the pass
engers and crew were aboard a
German raiding cruiser. either q
converted merchant ship or a
cruiser. The ship apparently dis
appeared without trace. and
this, they said. indicated the work
Of surface raider. II IL had been
torpedoed by q submarine there
would have been survivors in life
boats and some OF them In all
probability would have been picked
up by this time, they believed.
Editor u Missing
The young American ambulance
drivers included Philip n. Fayer-
sham. 80, son of the famous actor,
William Favershsm. who. before
he volunteered, was an actor who
had appeared with cornelia Otis
Skinner and Clifton Webb; Michael
kirchwey Clark, II, a Harvard
student, whose mother, Frieda
Kirchwey. Is editor OF The Nation
and an ardent advocate OF all out
aid. including conveys. for Brit
ain. and whose father IL Evans
Clark. head Of the Twentieth Cen
fury fund.
Two other passengers reported
aboard the canaan we're Charles
Murphy. an editor Of Fortune mag
azine. and David sherman. a pho
togrspher for Life magazine. They
boarded the vessel ~ Recief. Bra
I'll. en- route 70 Egypt. according 70
the Washington office Of Time.
Inc.
Among missionaries aboard we're
the Rev. and Mrs. X. y. Muir Of
Poughkeepsie. n. Y. Of the South .
Africa general mission, an inter
national organization.
Wife Was Prepared
The sudan interior mission, an
other interdsnominstional group.
was sending three missionaries
hack 70 posts IN the Angio-Egyp- I
ton Sudan They were the Rev.
and Mrs. Walter Gilman II Wheat .
on. III. and siiss Mary 5. Bean Of
Creenville. s. e.
The name Of Arthur krida, lF-
%. Of Kent. Conn. On the lat Of
the missing. recalled a poignant 1
moment when the ship cleared New
YORK amid the cheers q well wish 1
err. Kirds had sioped three days
before 20 Gordonsyilie. Va, with .
NiEs Georgefts De Yilaine. West
port. Conn, who. laughing through (
her tears. said 70 reportsrI: Pm 4
prepared TO b q widow"
hit BY Bomb
The canaan leW The flag q
Egypt. technical neutral though .
British forces. both land and naval. .
are based on Egyptian SOL b. NJ
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BEER BEGs BRIDE

Presents q meat and beer from
the boys father 70 the girls father
are used 70 arrange engagements
in Tibet and acceptance u this
begging beer" means an accept
sncs Of the suit
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The cowoird. an American spe-
cies. Is q relative Of orioles, bobo-
links. and blackbirds.
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At Emmanuel Lutheran church
this week the Adult Instruction
class will meet at the parsonage
Monday and Friday evenings at s
o'clock. Wednesday the Ladies
Study club will meet with Mrs. Ed
Hirchert Of Roesh road, North
Puyallup. at 1:30 with Mrs. Clar-
ence Nettnin as assisting hostess
Rev Theodore BRAKEMAN will lead
in the study, Your Talent in the
Lords Service" There will be
transportation at the parsonage at
1:10. Also Wednesday afternoon
the senior children's confirmation
class will meet at the parsonage
at 4. Thursday evening at 7:30
the Jolly Juniors club will enter
tain parents In the social rooms
School for young people will be at
10 a. m. Saturday.
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Mrs. Wicksirom Elected
AT Puyallup Meeting
Heods Zone OF Pocohontds Lodge:
o. E. S. Anniversary in June

PUYALLUP-Mrs. Ida Wick
strom Of winona council No. Is.
Degree Of Pocahontas. Of Puyai-
lup Was elected prophecies Of Zone
No. ? At the annual session Of
lodges Of the area At Redmens
hall Saturday afternoon and eve
ming.
Other new officers are Hettie
Williams OF Eatonville. Pocahon-
tas: Irene Yahn. Winoaa council.
Winona. Stella Penowich. Tacoma.
Minnehaha; Helen Black, Eaton
vile. keeper OF records: Rose
Coates. Puyallup. keeper OF wan
pun; Rachel Buckmaster. Puyal-
lup, guard Of the forest, and Kate
Dutton Of Eatonville guard Of the
tepee. Immediately following the
election the group was Installed
by Mrs. Margaret Guy. deputy
great chief, assisted by Mrs. Buck
master, senior past chief.
Puyallup Elks lodge No. 1450
has full program Of activities TO
fill out the balance of the month.
Friday night the group is put
ting on Take II or Leave IL"
program with Emmett krefting in
charge and Saturday night
dance has been arranged for men,
bers and their friends. A visit BY
the Aberdeen lodge to promote the
convention TO be held in that city
in June is also being arranged |
Plans are under way for celebra-
ton of the 10Th anniversary of the
lodge organization here.
Chapter SO Years Old
In June Naomi chapter No. Is, /
Order of the Eastern Star. will be |
90 years old. The celebration will /
be held on June 2.
Tuesday night at Masonic hall /
plans will be made for ceremonies /
observing the event with Mrs. Ed
ward Hanson a,d L. w. Bonawitz, /
worthy matron md worthy patron,
respectively, presiding. Cards will
follow the business session.
The Sewing club Of the auxiliary
of Daffodil aerie of Eagles will
meet Tuesday for an all-day ses-
sion at the home Of Mrs A. B.
Yshn. 721 5th ave, N. w. The
meeting will begin at 10 a. m. and
a pot luck lunch will be served
at noon. Plans will be made for
the annual picnic June 81.
Cases disposed OF n police
court Saturday by Judge Robert
Campbell included a fine of $40
assessed Earl Edwards Of the
songer apartments for operating a
car without license plates 30
days for vagrancy against Harry
Thompson, sos w. Main ave, to be
>.erved in the county Jail, and a
fine of $40 against Art Rogers of
Sumner. for failing to heed the
stop sign at 9th ave. and 5th
st, N. z.
Spinning Preschool group will
hold a silver tea Wednesday aft
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erneon from 10 ) O'Clock a the
home Of Mrs. Walter Stout. a2t
18th st. s. z. Mrs 5. A. Diebert
viii assist.
Theta Rho girls. with Miss
Elsie Dodd presiding. viii hold
their regular business meeting
Monday night AZ 80 at Odd Eel
lows hall.
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Trip TO Bellingham

A group of women of Peace Lu-
theran church will go to Belling-
ham Wednesday TO attend the con-
vention of the mission society Of
the Seattle group of the North
west district of the American Lu-
theran church. Mrs. Della lay
cock and Mrs. Evelyn Mahaffie
will be official representatives of
the church and will be accom-
panied by Miss Laura Nix and
Mesdames Clara Gerstmsn. Grace
Lambertus. Kathryn Jahr, Ruth
Peters, Dorothy Barnum, Frieda
Christianson, Marie Boes, Anna
Finch, Elsie Gerstman, Elma
Helmold, Margaret Thun. Minnie
Starke. Doretta Eilers and Oma
Helmold.
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After a day.
ready to go.
Ii not
Try the SSS.way

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Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Pember of
10th st, N. w. are being con-
graduated on the birth of a daugh-
ter Saturday hight at Mary Free
man home, Tacoma.
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Mrs. Iangdon Hostess

Round Table Garden club will
meet Tuesday Afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. A. ". LAngdon Of
Sumner. with Miss Fannie Borden
as cohostess. In answer TO roll call
members viii display Oriental
curios. Speaker will be Mrs. Car
RE Schulz who win have Dwarf
Trees" as her subject: Mrs. Edna
Simmons. Flowers of the Orient. "
and Mrs. A. S. Black Of Tacoma
who will speak on Gardening"
Also Tuesday, the Glove and
Trowel group. a unit of the Junior
Women's club. will meet for a
o'clock luncheon at the home OF
Mrs. Ted Schroeder. 72s North
Meridian ST.
Mrs. Nellie Beck. 6o7 Ord st. 5.
w. viii be hostess for a social
meeting OF Melinda Soles camp.
Daughters of Union Veterans. FRI
day. The group will hold a bust
ness session at IL O'Clock and
luncheon will be served at noon.
Assisting hostesses will be Miss
Gladys Green and Mrs. Jennie
Delano. Mrs. William wischemann
will preside.
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