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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Vatican Mission
Hints j. ). Woos
Italy From Axis
BY MICHAEL CHINIGO
Init News Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Sept. PA
three-man mission of American
citizens is scheduled 10 fly by
clipper 10 Lisbon tomorrow and
thence proceed 10 the Vatican. il
was learned in reliable diplomatic
circles today.
The presumption in these circles
was that the men plan 10 con-
tinue United States-Vaiican con-
versation begun by Myron Taylor,
the Presidents personal envoy To
the Pope, who completed his brief
mission 90 the Vatican Tuesday
No subStantiation Of this pre-
sumption. however. was forthcom-
ing either from the White House
or the state department, both Of
which claimed no knowledge Of
the existence OF such a mission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Co.OPERATE IN DEFENsE

Meanwhile LaGuardia OK
pressed qualification al the an
nounccmcnt that 500 rura }
electrfication administration CO.
operatives have been invited 90
participate IN rural and county
defense councils
LaGuardia listed the following
services IN which the R%tA coop
erativeS can be most helpful: Prep
arations for blackouts: emergency
traffic control. emergency housing
and shelter. first aid inStrGction
organization of motor car Serv-
ices: organization Of enemy air
craft Spotting stations; fire
fighting. and organization Of
aniiSabotage measures. particu-
larry with respect 10 power lines.
generating plants, bridges and
water supplies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25

ELEANOR AISOP JEFFERSON GASPARINI IN PIGTAIIS
Mrs. Gasparini pretty heress in her Los Angeles
home she made it know she'll shortly leave for Las
Vegas divorce Romo Gasparn 81 former Italian army
her stepfaher Sgnor Gasparlni in Europe
1888 married her mother Mrs Frederic Winthrop Nell
son but eIoped with Eleanor after both got divorces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Help Is Miles of Kidney Tubes
Flush Out Poisonous Waste

ADVFRTfsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-25
Where You LiUe

. Grafiof Avenue
near Seyen.Mile Road
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
housekeeping Is Guaranteed
To Minimize Dissatisfaction
.. Ru,hlss-whsn IN Doubt Throw Away Instssd Of
Saving: Don't Save UnwssssbAss

n .nunss nlss. sssaaety. hsf Z
is true tns, ra'tinr ycar s<ss
tre.ser drawers. medieirs elcs~s.
Kitchen rurnesFsss Basement arr
ssile n erfsr Oil 40 . great sssi
far your morale In fact. although
stsslfetenlns NJ everything eef-
,siniy won't - a. much fun - .
winter vscstlen. u vin mialnnis<
.nms ~ ths dissatisfaction yea
feet WITH yourself and stir your
life IN General ,he~ mldvintss
days
n yea have . save everything
complex. nv AL means get RI q
a. Don't svs letters yca think
you might answer II yun ever
have Tina II they weren't worth
answering 81 once Why ecshss
al All
unleas your homo contains
more storage space than the
average house. don't aecumuiats
party ssvors s~sschss ~ fsnfie
vea know very eel you never
will need. : vast ss~cFfmsnt ~
empty eoses and . queer les ~
dishes tina, are god Tor ncthlng
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

rc~pond fsvorshiy.-
Naturally, II would ~ an ss-
pensive affair "a provide . child
with = dcren different instru-
ments Of his own. Mrs. Thomas
point. out. but mcst communi-
ties have music schools and
band projects where different
instruments can be ''tried out"
The fun Of making music to-
gethcr with others is one Of the
most successful methods Of In
tereeting . child In learning 10
PLAY . musical instrument
Once your child has selected
the instrument which he wants
10 learn 10 PLAY. do not take I'D
vantage Of his first flush Of en-
thusiasm h, allowing him 10
practice for hours on eud." Mrs.
Thomas cautions. nv temper
ing his real You viii endow u
with longer life. The hest
method of sustaining hi. inter
eat IL 10 arouse the spirit Of
competition which 10 strong In
all children. Class instruction
combined with individual tn
telage 10 the solution"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
4orn- PLAYER. Has Been Lost in a Mediocre Pianist
Hairdresser Designs
New Coiifures for Star

six nsw eolffurss we're Designed
~ Louise Miehls Tor Ginger Rogers
70 wear in Rko Rsdios Kitty
reyl. IN. rlctur. - . story ~
eleven year. ~ kittys hfe frrm
~ - IS q q woman q "a
ard The eclff0res vsrs siyl~f se-
coFdingiy Per ths sequence IN
which Kitty y sncut II. Ginger
wears esnss always . youthful
style. Her hair 10 brushed NJ frcm
The temples. the ends 90, forward
IN = pie u rinslsts 70 cover crown
q head ard the hsiriins. nsek ~
hair 10 brushed smooth. the ards
set In a ieoss fluff a earis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

mixed up with. lie YVES too do
cent. always a gentleman and he
always was good 10 me- did
think once that he might be some
one entirely different than he pre-
tended 10 be
lie was sick once. very .ok.
and nursed him lie was out ~
his head for awhile. and some 81
the things he said made me Won
der about him.
Later. when h. was all well.
asked him about some Of the
things he'd said He was very
much upset and made me promls,
10 forget II and never 10 think of
IT Or 10 mention II n anyone"
And You promised >"
or course I 80 completely for.
got II that never remembered IL
until just now when you told me
his real name"
Now. you1l help me. won't
you
shakes Head
Ruby again shook her head. and
remained silent. Even when Cam
told her that Doctor Hobart
thought Dale cheney's criminal
tendencies could be corrected by
an operation II Marx and Mrs
North were able 10 70 through
with their plan. she refused 10
open her lips.
Then you can't really love
him" Cam finally burst out. IN
Evaporation II you did. you'd
want 10 help him
Why should I Do sgmsih.nx
that will max. him into a different
person than ! know =" RUBY Dc.
msndsd. II he really becomes
Dale Cheney again. where does
that leave me- Completely out If
the picture
As Joe Raymond ~ may -
a erook hunted ~ ths police. bg,
siill he's mine. When ne can. he'll
come hack - ne a. Dale Cheney.
! won't sxis', 80 far a. he's en-
e.rn.d
Il think you're all wrong. Ruby.
n no really iOv.s you. II won't
make any difference 70 him"
Not Wrong
I'm not wrong / know exact
Continued on Page ls. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

= Hrf even esr skew
n~nt ssve unwesrsnie etcthee
cnrssmss rvsssrf rs<surss maj
Yca ~caiant dream ~ hsnosen
~ soar walls. sabis lighters nat
srst wcrs 40 eTseksa potfsrv
Co thruash Ynur srssser draw
err sra scrs cut sfc>hisss win
rslns IN than. Msss tnrss piles
- undsrwssr-ces cnrtsinin9
god. w~srshi> things. another "a
ltsms "a - rsnded ~ ssovsarsd.
third ~ pa plain nc-Goe1A
itswsvsr mueh ycu ere tsmpes1.
acat put the saecnd pie bach inss
sns drawer uasii shs msrd1ns has
hsea done And dsHt PIT ~
third psis hach 81 siI--svsv.
~ ruthless vhen eteanlag 90
TIE medicine cabinet aaA ~ &C.,
where yeu write yuur isss~sD 80
keep the hausshclS nrchs Wnea
IN doubt. tnrpw away Instead -
savinG fsa may ~ snrrvy arrus
nrs ar tva seeLstees. hut. IN Gee-
srsi. you'll - happier Gree yunv
surroundings are eempiessIy n
order.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Each Boy and Girl Should Learn
Own Affinity Among Instruments
Music Schools and Band Projects Help 70 Prevent
Children From SpeeisiIne Toe Soon
Rv CYNTHIA GREY

How often hear the wstfu remark Il wish had kept
with music Most of ourselves guilty Of haN
ing made the statement many many times We given
the opportunity 70 learn 20 play the piano or perhaps the
violin. but just didn't have the ambition 10 keep with
the lessons and practicng and finally called II day
and gave up.
But surely there have been for lack Of
interest and ambition Let's try find out the that
may pass all those potential Sokowskis and
kresers who dawdlng with their practeng
instead Of going after they loved every moment Of It
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

Darlington Thomas. director OF
the Hammond Organ school and
noted music pedagorue. believes
that children should be given
greater musical scope In which
10 play about than that afforded
by a single musical instrument
80 that he NAV find his own
affinity among the instruments.
Perhaps. then. the only thing
wrong with your daughters
musical education is the fact
that she Is being forced 10
learn 10 play an instrument for
which she has no enthusiasm.
Many good horn player has
been lost In = mediocre pianist,
you know.
Starting . chiId's musical cd
ucation with one instrument"
Mrs. Thomas maintains, ia
forcing him 10 specialize In an
instrument 10 which he may not
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

First let's read the following
letter FOR it voices a more or less
universal plea from all mothers Of
small children whose musical
talents are going to waste for lack
OF interest
Dear Miss Grey: Ny small
daughter Is musically inclined.
that I know. but I Just cannot get
her to practice. She has been
given lessons on the violin for the
past three years and yet her prac-
tiee hours are becoming more and
more tedious To her.
What then is wrong She likes
her teacher. shes good student
81 sehool-alwsys keeping at the
head Of her class she likes music
and has very fine sense OF
rhythm, but she just won't prsc-
tice or try TO progress with her
music. MRS. T. II.
Dear Mr>. T. H.: Virginia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
BROILED PORK CHOPS WITH
MACARONI AND TOMATO
SAUCE
Lock Up My
BY ROB EDEN

CHAPTER TWENTY-ETCHT
Cam sat in her room for an hour
after Mark had left, her mind In
whirl over the events OF the after
noon. Mark loved her. She held
that thought 10 her. embraced IL.
No matter what happened nov.
she'd always have the memory Of
his kisses
There must be something she
could do some way that she could
save Mark and Mrs North and
Dale from Lefty and Dutch, Some
way Of breaking Lucas hold on
the man she knew she always
would love.
Ruby's NAM
Rubys name Kept recurring IN
her thoughts Perhaps All. could
help. on Impulse. she phoned the
Jones flat and although Ruby
protested at first sh. finally
agreed she would see Cam for
few minutes II abe came out
Once there. Cam preached her
plan.
you must know something
about Lefty and Dutch. I've got
10 get something on them some
thing that will break their grip on
Mark Cheney"
Why are you 70 interested In
Cheney" Ruby asked. curiously
Il love him. and Lefty and
Dutch are about 10 ruin lis life.
Cam answered simply.
Finally. Ruby shook her head
I'm sorry but ! can't DO u
NJ nfe wouldn't be worth a nickel
II told what know about them"
This was the first encourage
ment Cam had had, and she
pressed her sdvsntsgs 10 III. limit.
She had ,trIek II lucky a. lsst.
Ruby cid know something about
Lefty and his partner Somehow
shsd get tire Information nut ~
her. But Ruby vas stubborn ard
in N. en1 Cam had n tell her
that Joe Raymond really was Dale
Cheney. Marks twin brother.
Joe's Future
Now you rec how important u
il that get this information. . she
insisted. "Joes future 10 all
nizef up in the case. too"
Instead Of loosening Rubys
tongue. however. and snllsting her
sympathy Cam vas surprised 70
see that the news failed 70 shake
her In the least Ruby stared at
her. duly.
80 that's H." she said. finally,
In a fiat voice. Joe 10 really from
a Big family money. posi-
ton and everything Ike that.
"Didn't you ever suspect that
he might not b. ~hst h appeared
% - :"
7 Know ne, not Id. me
otnsrs-lks the bunch re vas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Worry Of
FALSE Teeth
Slipping or Irritating

TIE sansysnes ara commandment
r. $50 - lssss Or Ea1eIg dsnfHi bi4ts
sc fnrffauf agafrs = HEHrF. 80
gla1ss offsa ifriiafs tsndsf s4fa fsssafs
haa aas sgFarsfs tHsif Fiafss ulfn
80 EH-EfW 81 g. - fnsV HHafsffai
- 80 ~ tsHlH.fH 80 sAfsf rnsafaff
fAffB EfM faIfs fsIas TEEN fiff1sf. - F.
r~iss slksHss fnan -sraff eHsfAs aHfa
srfsasss 80 irflfsf la1 49, - 80 rfAflaE
- .nass pisfs ~ TO ssasssiss 80
ssafs - famW ssF Gsffr fssfs -
fss sst HssrEEfB teesg a. 49, +
dra. stof. a.. }
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Vegetables. Wood
Moke Paris Gowns

PARIS via Reritn1 - de-
hy~dl - Paris gowns. Which
once SCI the worlds fashions
now are hing made ~ sr.sts
cloth. much os It produced N
Normandy and containing -
nsr cent vegetable matter ard
80 rsr cent wood
Commenting On the rev ma
tsrial. ire Newspaper IL Mstin
said. Our forests eloths ~
II - claimed that the errstr It's
sues look ,xsctly like pure
ucol = they are soft ard
sturdy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
RRoIi.ED HAMBURGER
sTEAks WITH SPAGHETTI

Thres-quartsrs pound spaghetti,
ils pounds hamburger sweet
spanish.type onion. , tablespoons
butter. medium tomatoes or l
No, can tomatoes salt and pep
per 10 taste.
Cook the spaghetti In boiling
water. sslted. until tender Drain
and place In pan beneath brollins
rack. On the broiling rack place
the hamburgers. shaped into
equal patties. Broil the meat
slowly. When IL 10 nearly finished.
place on the rack the onion.
sliced. the tomatoes. cut in halves.
Add n little salt and butter on top
Of each and broil while meat COM
pletes cooking. The juices from
the meat and vegetables drip be-
low and season the spaghetti. n
fresh tomatoes are not available,
pour the can ~ tomatoc. over the
spaghetti at the beginning Of the
broiling process and II will season
the spaghetti and heat through
while the meat and onions are
broiling
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Extends Small Meat Portions

when n comes 10 a hnii. eu, FIRE
lew and add the uneocked maes.
roni. onion. mushroom pieces and
green pepper. season 90 taste.
cover tightly and simmer until
all ingredients are tender. shou,
II minutes Add boiling water
OF stock II needed. Serve 81 once.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

To make = little meat 30 much
farther. combine II with some
form of mscAroni or noodles. Well
seasoned sauce IN an important
part cf this nutritious extension.
Tomatoes. onions, green pepper,
kitchen herbs and spices are i'm
portant A small can Of mush-
rooms costs little and does won
ders Buy the canned stems and
pieces for sauces rather than
caps They are cheaper and Just
as flavorsome as the perfect caps
which are more useful for gar
nishings
For the following recipe. drain
a can Of mushroom stems and
pieces. saute the mushrooms light
ly in butter before using Any
mushroom. either fresh or canned,
is improved In flavor when
sauteed before cooking.
BROILED PORK CHOPS WITH
MACARONI AND TOMATO
SAUCE
(Serves 4 10 81
Thrse-qusr pound elbow
macsronl. q rib pork chops. I No.
ga can tomatoes, salt and pepper
Tn taste. = cup chopped onion, =
cup chopped. canned mushroom
stems and pieces. 4. cup chopped
green pepper.
Pan hroil the chops until well
Drowned Add the can Of toma
toes and the mushroom liquor.
Evening star., 1941-12-12
Marriage License
| AppIicotions

Under D. c. ld,o, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three fuH days and
receiue their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Herbert Price, 20, 11Os, 18th st. NV. and
hs hsrs Casey 2S 9l5 lst st. NV; the
and porothy 1. spohn n 81 i5nt PittsbuPsh; Psfl
the Rev, Peter Marshall:
Elliot. ana 1eP Mary r. Iss%an sns sos9an ss nsis
oath st. NV; the Rev Edward L.
Leonard j. Capossela, "a, 1928 Pennsylvania
s,2,ns sSS g st. s.w.; the Rev. Martin W.
'':ssR ED a.s r'ffg Vi 1919 H. 81 St bsy
xdT,r5 p AZ ns, 5hs Rey WaW NIL F nd WTish
R.nneds. IS. 5Sof ESH 18TH 18th 1aa st. m: n.W':
sSvSs wis s..ss 81 fsss Eiss' eouns. e. .Rf
Raymond ~ \. Esa.ua. e; SslS ol4ts o.; &
BELLEVUE torrance NV; the Rev. Joseph
H'e5s ss S''sss Ss aHs e. Rev st York
Harry G. Hauschild, 20, Fort Meade. Md,
sno st eet e. Rey hsff W " Johnson saa a.nd0lph
1!srS ana 5aniSs sSs c WilsGn' 20. ss 22S Rhode
JOSEPH E wen.z. r.. Is, 24-s Todd pl.
Rainier, Nd; th The Rev eae asors. T.. L. Means Gin
gras.
ofs5se arg R.rH HsfaeS m so kiPg qseEse Va
st. nc; the Rev Wilson Holder
chsEss Ase Il fssSs ssson a g. l2SS fs$4 18Th s y AND
the Rev. John M. Ballbach.
sRa sfs WIis n MqErif T. iisR si2minsham. in sH.
Cecil T. Elan, 81, 4li5 Wisconsin ave.
5s54 E5Ssas Ehsas Island ave. me-; the ReS. S.
Carl Kors. St'ess, g, Naval Dental School and
P9renGs fss N R.I Rusksr ssis: H. 19S3 22nd St
Louis Boatmsn nS e. 3ieS Lansies al Msof Field Va
and Mary Harrison. 2s, sos I'd St. NV;
sen1smSe ths Rev w chsrlsS Rasin! H Hsmlten
the The Rev. sSs F. F F kins. ka:'0n' i'' this city,
Allysd vfoet J. Pay s,,i1sr "a For. gelyo1 Va and
john ia Eek & ss4r; M IIss
John r Madissn, y, IS. Fort Meade. Nd.
v.d va M:ry Ne Rev T Themss Etass5ajs la. Arlington
David H. Contee. 80. IS ST. NV. and
Amy Moor, 36. 1345 st. Sc; the Rev.
James R. Cannon. ''-0 A'e''
zeb Paschal, 81, and Marian 8 rovnes.
-; psv Deth OF lal6 Swami st. NV; the
John L. sullyan, 81, 4404 46th st. NV.
and Joan Peterson. 81, 1921 46th st.
John G. Novak. 20. 1910 Hemiock st NV
ana Ruby NJ. Templeton, 30, Nurses
home Gallinger Hospital; the Rev. I'd
Dayid Pincus %, Fort Belvor, Va. and
5eatrlGe d ca Is Alientuch, %; 1445 Park I'd.
Francis Price. "a, and Agnes Toityer, Al.
Evening star., 1941-12-12

Lucille v. Robinson. "a. 1421 It. NV;
the Rev. James L. Pinn.
Jesse @. Grier. "a. and Undlne Z. Dash
e. both Of II r 1t. NV: judge Robert
Cicero NJ, Jarman. .2s. 1853 Adams st. NV,
and Helen ts. R.v a s S5S 26th
Harry J. JENNINGS, 25;, and Evelyn B:
Aikens, 81. both of 1922 Bennett pl. ne.
the Rev. E. L. Harrison.
Stephen w. Pope, 3S. 5121 ? st. Sc. and
Mary B. Barnes. 20. 1919 9th st. NV;
the Rev: George W; Richardson;
Lewis. s. Lipscomb. %. 1929 sth st. NV,
and Laura Davis. %, 733 Hobart pl
NV the Rev. Fairfax r. King.
John M. Jenlfer. 21. 1928 G st. Sc. and
NV: the Rev. F. r. Kins.
William e. Brent. %. 1144 21st St. NV.
and Eleanora L. jackson. 90, Philmont,
Va: the Rev. William r. Jones
James L. Moses. 10. 701 Florida ave. ne,
and Helen Johnson, lS. 654 Orleans pl.
ne: the Rev. J. c. Beckett.
Albert Lyles. 81, and Katie Turner. 8,
both of 229 G st. NV; the Rev A. G.
orifhth Gllliland 25. Quantico, Va. and
Dorothy r, Sharp, %. saltwater. Okla;
the Rev. John w. Rustin.
Marshall C.. Dingess. "a. 1913 G st Sc.
and Elizabeth L. Gunnison. %. 235 B
Evening star., 1941-12-12
Burney Pupils Tell
OF Vital Metals in
Changing World
Schools to Utilize Part
Of Broudcosts for
Defense Announcements

A discussion Of metals and their
use in our changing world formed
the broadcast yesterday by pupils of
the Burney School In the science
series sponsored by The Star and the
Elementary School Radio Commit
tee, with the assistance of the Ma
honal Broadcasting Co.
The Burney School youngsters In
their 15-minute program reviewed
the vital role of minerals in civiliza-
ton from the time copper was used
by Egyptians for ornamental pur-
poses to the present day when cop
per. iron, aluminium, nickel, tin and
many others are so essential in the
life of warning nations. The broad
cast told the localities where the
various metals are found, the scien-
tific combinations of certain metals
to form alloys and the great i'm
portance of alloys, such as steel, in
filling exacting war armament needs,
as we'll as use in building construc-
ton and railroad equipment. Char
acterizing the urgency of an unim-
paired supply Of metals, the broad
cast cited the United States occu-
patton of Dutch Guiana to protect
the bauxite mines of that colony to
insure our flow Of ore to produce
aluminium.
Children participating in the pro-
gram were William Underdue, June
Taylor, Ernest Greene, Louise Harris,
Marie Corbin, Sylvia Burgee, An
toinette Simmons, Odessa Mckenzie
and Winifred Corbin, all sixth grade
pupils at Burney. Miss Anita Cant,
faculty member, prepared the script
and directed the broadcast, with the
aid OF Mrs. Gertrude Howard, chair
man Of the Elementary School Radio
Committee.
1t was announced at the programs
close that all bulletins issued by
Franklin School regarding plans for
school children in defense emerg-
encies will be read over each Of the
school radio broadcasts in addition
to any important war developments
which may occur at the time. These
periods are as follows: Monday at
2 pm, Tuesday, wednesday and
Thursday at 1870 am.
Evening star., 1941-12-12
Soldiers to Gather Holly
To Decorate Y. W.

Christmas decorations for the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton will be gathered tomorrow by
soldiers, sailors and girl defense
workers on the estate Of Mrs. Wilson
Compton at Herndon, Va.
After the group has collected
holly, mistletoe and pine cones in
the woods, Mrs. Compton will give
them a pig roast in a cabin on the
farm. The Y. w. G. A. decorations
will be completed December 20 by a
12-foot evergreen hauled from Fort
Belvoir by the service men and trim
med at a dance in the evening.
The regular dance will be held at
the Y. w. c. A. from 7:30 to II mid
night Saturday. followed by an open
house from 4 to 10 pm. Sunday.
Evening star., 1941-12-12
both OF Il L st. ne; the Rev. =. K

both Of Il L st. ne; the Rev. T. K.
Tyler.
David r. Boise. ~, Arlington. Va. and
the Rev. Peter Marshall.
BENJAMIN Halpert 80. 1884 w st. Sc. and
Pauline Simon. 30, 1921 Kenyon st. NV. j:
., the Rev. Harry Silverstone.
and Mildred E. Sherwood. 80, Chicago;
the Rev. George l. Conner.
Harry Schwartz %, 3102 r st. NV, and
Judith Schwartz, 90. I413 D st. ne;
Judge Fay L. Bentley.
Ralph H. Sherwood, jr., 20. 1908 Irving
Sc ne, and Gathering s.: hewitt, 20,
l7o1 jackson st. ne; the Rev. Alvin L.
Wills
Charles M. Levinson, 25. 846 Irving st.
more; Rabbi Solomon H. Metz
MaEdaiene M TToxier, q. 1883 47th
st. NV: the Rev Walter M Michael.
Linwood Barnette. 21. .2O04 Gales st. ne.
and Gloria Bugg. 10, 724 Morton st.
NV; the Rev. William H Brown.
Thomas A. Mortorn. 22. 100 D st; NV.
the Rev John H. Hughes.
John L. Brown, Is, $40 3rd st. sw.. and
Louise NJ. Ware. 16, 62S Delaware ave.
s,w.: the Rev. B. H: Whiting.
Evening star., 1941-12-12
Deaths Reported

william H, Dsvere. 50, o. Q. Soldiers Home
NJ Fairfsx Mothershead. 70, 1911 Potomac
Grs. v. Peo,oot, 7s. 1909 Spring I'd. NV.
Anna N: smieh: =; q 25Ss 81 I Isth 81. NV.
pela M Skinner, 66, 453 Irving st. NV.
Owen B. Smith. 50. 1850 Wisconsin ave.
Bill P Arvanos, 45, 465 st. NV.
Theresa Corrado. "a. 1908 Kenyon st. NV.
Ruth Holtz, Children's Hospital.
Georss pozier, aS, "a D st: nv;
Gertrude Ford. 81. Gallinger Hospital.
Hattie Bell 81, Gallinger Hospital.
Willie Whitaker, 46, Garfield Memorial
Clark II. Craig, Al. Freedmen's Hospital.
Andrew Chiffon. 40, Freedmens Hospital.
Mary Lemon, 81, 1859 Florida ave. ne,
infant Nickens, Qallinger Hospital.