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Evening star., 1942-03-17
32S by Mae Robinson,
Esther Boyer's 324
Win Loop Event
Jesse Saerey's l64-2S3,
sins Moen's 3sl Spice
League Competition

Woman bowlerS with averages Of
l08 and under will hold sway wher
the third annual Lucky Strike Wom.
ems Handicap. to be rolled Sunday
ut the Lucky Strike, gives the citys
fair rollers their last opportunity tt
compete In q special event before
the annual city championships gel
underway in May.
Mae Robinson and Esther Boyer
started the ball a-rollin' for q record
entry in the Lucky Strike six-game
event last night as winners in q
washington Ladies League pre-
liminary at the Lafayette Bowling
Center with scores of 329 and 324.
But while they were also leading
the Perruso Cafe team to 81 win
from Shaffer Flowers, Jessie Sacrey
and Bing Moen shared the spotlight
with respective counts of 164-382
and 381 to lead the second-place
First Grill to q sweep over Edmonds
Optical. The victory pulled the
runners-up one game out of first
place when the pace-setting Garvin's s
Lucky Five dropped q game to Del
Rio.
Miss Moen, who was nine pins shy
OF Gladys Lynn's season mark of
ITS, led the First Call to highs Of
602 and 1,727.
Lillian Copeland shone with 1873
and $50 rs Arbaugh's Restaurant
swept the Jay Birds.
Thomas Rolls las Game.
Jim Thomas top poke of 145 was
the high light as the Engineers
posted team highs of 58S and 1,610
In the Bureau of Standards League
at Takoma. Bill Heuer of Chemists
bagged set honors with 345.
Featured by Herb Aldridge's highs
Of 154 and 3s5, photographic grabbed
team honors in the Navy Depart
ment League at Arcadia with $50
and 1,745.
Waly Donaldson of the leading
Amity No. l quint marked up top
set of 394 in the Odd Fellows League
at Brookland. Sam Gimbel capped
a 3S2 with high single of 148 to give
Covenant 81 edge over Golden
Rule, despite 381 by Harold Hodges,
while Viv Clagett's 372 was the
heaviest wallop as Eastern walked
of with team highs of 582 and 1,728.
Season Record Is Rolled.
A season record went bv the
boards in the G. A. o. Mixed
League when Jack Palmer of the
Rebels went to town at Hi-Skor
with 430. His ton single was 16l.
Trojans garnered team highs of
574 and 1877 to sweep the Eagles.
Irene West starred for the Trojans
with 132-337.
Led by Bob O'Neilrs 1880,
j. c. Flood trimmed Essex Con-
struction. 81, in the Ice Palace
Commercial League, but top scor-
ing honors went to Santos of the
losers with 137 and 3S5. Fred
Msrphy's 378 gave American Valet
al edge over the Ice Palace quint.
Young Billy Towles ne with
l5s-41l as the Finches tripped
the Madigans IN the rubber game
in the st. Martins Mems Club
League at King Pin with high
scores of sos and 1.70O. 1t was
Towles' second 400 set in a row.
Only several nights ago he fired 423
In the National Capital League at
the Lucky Strike Despite Joe
Casey's 160 blow, the Kings dropped
all three games to the Baardses.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Tors Won't Perfection

Coach Gil Bodie modestly hints
the Norfolk Naval Training Sta
ton nine hopes to improve on its
Al record of 66 won and II lost.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Bethesda Anglers Meet

Members of the Izaak Walton
League, Bethesda-C Chevy Chase
Chapter, will attend n meeting to-
morrow night at 8 o'clock at the
National Capital Field Trials Club,
Bethesda, Md.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Speed No Kids Come

Winner OF the hydroplane speed
boat championship at st. Peters,
burg was 64-year-old Jack CPop)
Cooper.
Evening star., 1942-03-17

center who has been playing with
the Olympics' junior team and 4
brother of the famed Bobby Bauer,
who played with the Boston Bruins
celebrated "kraut line"
Another case Of a Washington
team facing REINFORCED foe viii
be provided In Cleveland where the
Barons, under hockey's quaint laws,
have been allowed to use Buffalo
and Pittsburgh players because Of
injuries In their own ranks.
Lion Manager Lee Perrin, who
took a plane for Cleveland this
morning, was going to try to con-
vince league ofncials that WASH
ington should have the third game
of the series providing the teams
split the first two) next Monday
night, despite A. L. rules that all
first-series games be completed by
Sunday.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Bryont Shows Old Form

Clay Bryant. former Cub pitcher,
is going well with the Tulsa Oilers
after an operation for the removal
Of bone fragments from his elbow.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Women Roll High Scores forLu Strike Handicap Tourney Sunday
Oklohomo Ags' Greet Defense,
Kansas Hot Attack Matched
Ibo's Five. Yielding 2l.l Points Come, Aliens
Scoring ST.. Bottle for N. c. A. A. PIoyoffs.
BY CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN,

KANSAS CITY March 7Whats your punctur-
proof defense. Hank?
smile rippled the face of Henry Oklahoma Agge
There's nothing mysterious about it. say
Just play ordinary man for man."
be ordinary but the results
Evening star., 1942-03-17

Three years ago-Bob Peoples
of Southern California set native
American javelin record with
toss OF 234 feet Ia inches.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-01

MOSCOW, June 1-(UP) = Rus
sian troops have smashed a series
of German attacks on the Kalinin
front northwest of Moscow and IN
fierce counter attacks have seized
several strategic heights, special
dispatches from the front said to-
day
Steady intensification of activities
on the northwest stretch of the
front was believed to mean that an
offensive by either side, on the
scale of that now ended at Khar-
kov, might be started at any time
German troops attacked persist
entity despite heavy losses in an
attempt to throw back the Rus
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-01
Barrage Balloons
Protecting Coast
BY limited PRESS

Barrage balloons forming aerial
fences" around vital military es-
Establishments, have been installed
along the entire Pacific coast from
Canada to Mexico, a survey showed
Monday.
The balloons are just a part of
the drastic preparations made to
forestall any retaliatory bombing of
the coast by japanese to avenge
the American raid on Tokyo.
Police and firemen in the key
cities Seattle, Portland, Los An
geles. San Diego and San Francisco
were issued gas masks. Civilian
defense authorities checked black
out arrangements and issued in
structions on what to do in case
of gas attack.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-01
Navy Issues 4fh
CasuaIfyList

WASHINGTON, June 1-(UP) -
The Navy today published it's
fourth casualty list of the war 49,
ga dead, 81 wounded and 2,100 mis-
sing-most of them victims of the
fall of Corregidor.
Today's list brings to more than
$500 the number of casualties an
nounced by the navy in this war, a
total greater than the navy and
marines lost during all of World
War /.
The first casualty list named o.
991 dead, the second 2,495 missing
and the third GOT wounded. A ma
jority of the missing in today's
list presumably are Japanese pris-
oners of war; most of those in the
first missing list are believed lost
at sea.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-01
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-01

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or dance, wants to meet Lady
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or dance. Object matrimony.
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-01
2-Personals. Speoiar Notices

WANTED: $4,000 loan on good al
falfa ranch. For details write to
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-01

20G0 ROUTED
The Russians counterattacked
and, passing some LOO dead whom
the Germans had left on the bat
tlefield, Stormed and took the
heights from which the German
attacks had been started.
More than 500 Germans were
killed in another sector.
To the north, the Russians killed
many in routing about 1000 Ger
mans who attacked with tank sup
port on the Leningrad front.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-01

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-01
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If
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wages on ice cream route. Bicycle
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-01

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-01
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-01

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apartment or without bath. Also
rooms. Parkview apartments. 604
Adams. tt
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-01

A POST-PRESS WANT-AD can get
you that house or apartment you
want. Just call 300, and give the
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-01
IO-APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FURNISHED z room apartment.
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-01

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-01

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for boy II or over. Desert Maga-
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-01
Reds Smash Nazi Drive on ka|inin

slams in the Kalinin area, dispatch
es said. The Russians stayed on
the defense for thoee days, break
ing all attacks, and then took the
initiative.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-01
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-01

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PRESS Wantads.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-01
l8-Counfry Property Tor Sale

FOR SALE OR Rent: 20 ac fine
land southeast edge of Holtville.
Write H. M. Rouse Calexico or
phone address and tel number,
CaleXico Hotel. 6-6
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-01

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Evening star., 1942-08-12
The Jap trick that failed

In this weeks Post, Halet Abend, Far Eastern ex-
pert, tells the astonishing story of how Yosuke
Matsuoka, the Jap diplomat most dangerous to the
U. S., tried to lure us into plot to make Japan
and the U. S. partners! Read Black Diplomacy Page1o
Evening star., 1942-08-12

1 ma ia r. Niehols iii .a4 ad a aees
15c,. NJ n r,.aeTsId Ist Aey 4a4d
B St. ne: the Rev. =, 4. Iucketi.
Robert n. Peterson: q. willim.ntie; Conn,
:re Helene tse O. R.2 Wn'f n stsh
Joseph Il. Peterson. a. Vienna. Va, and
Kathryn g. Dykes. -, Arlington, Va;
kenneth ns heT l. : sl.ek enmsn Il, SIC 10Th St NV
ny; the Rev + = Beatty, ~
ana Dorothy J. rippin, Hyattsville Md.
hfs. soh of s.amol. s 'Pd Md d9s r
John q. Whitaker, 20. 1e41 Maryland
e51 I'd st. ne; the Rev. WASHINGTON
Hart p,4k.r q For, 81 Tssss SsSs k:s Ms
Robert : "a sSi: ,ssssos ssss x:
Albeet 4 'gs Wurn, Nss 1898 I'me7 New
W..l IS 'ss & Louis: Ma Ma s1st .se rev u
q. ". Richardson.
corr.do ): detfnsdi, ~; Kingston. n. r.
and Sarah E. Jones, 20; 1921 Connecti-
John Redre "a. IS3S 3eth It and
Ann r. Pyles, "a, 1880 36th st. NV;
the Rev. N. s. Knox.
Joel D. Thomson. jr.. "a. The Dalles,
Ores. and Virginia G. Resan, %. Key
stone Apts.; the Rev. Thomas Dade
Guy snd Lois srfee IN asts g. lTyns ss f.rf I ID
NV; the Rev. O. g. Robinson
David A. Castro, "a. Folk stone Apis. and
Catherine G. Richards. 21, 20 8 st.
NV; the Rev. Louis MiltenberEer.
Anthony Z. Thurston, %, Camp Edwards
Mass. and Hiida E. Towel. 10, 527
23d st: nv; the Rev. "; A: Stewart.
racks. and Agnes r: McGrath, 3s,
Philedelphia. Pa: the Rev. T. B. Dade,
ave. NV, and Margaret X. Avery, 1a
210 Webster st. NV. the Rev. J. P.
Rodgers.
william P. Reedy. 81. 4142 Southern ave.
Sc, and Norma r McClung, II. Charles
ton. W. Va; the Rev. A. o. HELM.
Msyn ana M.rr.ret 4 Hsnar eauz7,ns a 1sas = ssb
st. ne; the Rev. r. M. Williams.
Edmund B. Flynn, 2e. Cambridge. Mass.
and Mary Z. Morse "a. 271s 18th st.
NV; the Rev. r. j. Fannon.
Charles l.. Kenney.. 2l, 2I43 Newport pl
NV, and Virginia D. Smith. Is, 2133
Newport p. n.v.s the Rev. W. A.
Stewart.
Evening star., 1942-08-12

~;sn .ns 4n!rss ra. H. h<T. be:, wsE s. ofif; Dss
'pdfs aas ssstlsy ss s7 Conn.,
10th st: nv; ths Rev. j b. Arsaut;
sses' ave- nv; w. II. s Rev 4. i. Beatty sas NJ a.
Norman vsnD p r reess aa aS. y cb:. na
Samuel A. Colbert. IS, 1s48 Frederick
9th It. and LGq,se ths nAx Minor Il chn:. ss
esn sna 5o.s s'ln oatsrst: w. a. susniso sqss v:
nv: the Rev T" o wedel. loo " o.
. Seth ' st zis IL st. lG'i..: nT jadss s'fss fsy
Beanis ahappe!l; az. and Helen Reed. 90.
John & eTieshauer q, n Norfolk, folk, ya and
ST.. st. nv ,,,t,e the Rev. r. ,,, 4 PheIsni
Mase f'sdoTs Rohrer s. sqns os N f'id ays sna
oeorse nd Yn R,r,5, an., 1919 sxsnn s,o so,s :,
Foster Pal Palmer, S s. 54is Bel Hm5fn pI and
Vic yoi. :. Williams nnas;. a5 ll.1 ,, tn st. ne;
verian r BROOKS, 20. GIls sis Newcomb n, 'sa St
wi,sn is ths RsE R.. j. ,ant,so sulliyan v. and
Dariyne 4. Tasler, IS. 3sIs 18th st.
NV: the Rev Robin Gould.
Douglas F. Honaker, "a Navy Yard and
Rosella Tasler, 81. 3e1s 18th st. NV;
the Rev. Robin Gould.
Leonard E. Johnson. 26. 410 18th st. ne.
and Norma c. Kibler, 90, 5616 18th
st. NV; the Rev. w. J. Norris
Issued at Upper Marlboro.
Dominic Rosi. 25, Baltimore and Gertrude
NJ. Davis, 25. Washington.
William Raymond Johnson, 20. Fort Bel
vor. Va, and Thelma Pinckney. 23,
Harry woodrow Oliver. %, and vivian
Thelma Estep, IS, both Of Washington.
Covert w. Williamson. 26. .WashinRton,
and Hazel Coker. 21, Meridian, Miss
Robert Luther Berry. 81, and Elsie Mae
Evening star., 1942-08-12

e'. aenei s,.'a: Is both Fl w.;h1nste9n Wa :. Mari.
Thirles. 20. both Of Brentwood Md.
Chester Bruce Grey. 81. Washington, and
virginia Nellie Gillum, 25. Alexandra
Leo William Marcopulos. "A. and Rita
Marie Callov 21, both OF Washinston
Joseph William Purdy, 20. and Goldie Eva
,1;n Mecrpsy 20 nnnna both q soT. orn.ton
Nicholas A. NJ; 10th. IS. Camp Shelby. Miss
and Helen Louise Pastelnick. 20, Ar
linRton, Va.
Issued NJ Alexandria.
Thelbert Type; 43. Buffalo, e,. N T., ana M
Daims, ~, Albany, N. Y.
William L. MONTGOMERY, -, Fort Bragg
n; G.. and Marjorie M. Humphrey 20.
Alexandria.
Robert William Timian, %. New River,
n G. and Elizabsth Meszaros, Il,
wiIi.m ss G Ai5hesrt i, art e, and paels Marine
wizard vs and fae9n nesnor g. o.r S Fort 81 BexsF EsM
Samuel A, Walker, as. Springfield. Va, and
Jacqueline l.. White. "A, Washington.
Milton c. freeman, 80, and Louise Di
salvo, "a. both Of New York.
Jess nd Fs9i unssr as West Point n Y"
Charles a. Morrison, SO, somerville, N. j.,
and Elizabeth v. Kocoz. 26, Booneton,
Louis Clary, 35. and Pauline crosier, 21,
both OF Washington.
Hugh G: Godfrey, 2s: Fort Belvoir, Va,
Evening star., 1942-08-12

Mo. and Ines Mondora Lons. 16. Rock
vile.
Lee. Va, and Mamie Katherine Halli-
neld; 20. Arlington, Va.
Samuel Andrew Yakush, 81, and An
toinette Elmslis, 20, both OF Takoma
Park, Nd
John Joseph Mard, 36, Camp Pickett. and
Louise Davis IS, Manchester. N. H.
Samuel Thomas Roberts, p, Rockville and
Betty Marie Nichols, Is. Silver 6prins,
Murray Hickey Ley. "a, Davenport Iowa.
Md.
Harold william schroyer. %, and Mar
saret Lluellen Boring. Is, both Of Wash
ington.
John Milton Allen, 90, and Alice J. Alex
ander. "a, both Of Washington.
Golden De Ray Howdyshell. 81. and Char
lotte Louise Stambau9h. Is, both Of
Washington.
James K. White, %, Alexandria, Vs., and
Betty Moore. 23, Washington,
Evening star., 1942-08-12

Nathan Irvinr Reiter, r., IS, Las Cruces,
n Mex, and Frances Elisabeth Rider,
81, Lorraine. Tex
Harry T. steinsrebe, jr., al. Silver Spring,
Paterson. N. j.
Mortimer Joseph Sabbath. As. WASHINGTON,
and Lilhe Hele Dasenhart, 81, Green's
o.s9re eo.e, F,sd,eh =, "a and Essie Lee s.ster-
field, 10, both of Washington
Lewis TalmadGe McGinnis, Il, and Mary
Gertrude True. 10. both of Washington.
! Papanicolaou, 81, Washington,
Marcean Dequeant. 81, and Virginia Wool
ridse, 81, both of Washington. ~.-..
Gerald Dean Trammell, 26, and Margaret
Elizabeth Rample. "a. both of Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1942-08-12
More Than 100000
Complete First-Aid
Courses Since War
Unprecedented Number
Signed Up After
PeorI Horbor Attack

The annual report Of the Ameri-
can Red Cross First-Aid, Water
Safety and Accident Prevention
Service, released today, shows more
than 5000 900 conscious Ameri-
cans have successfully completed
Red Gross first-aid courses since
December I.
The report points out that this
number is as large as the total GER
titled IN the previous 81 years. It
brought TO $3.50, ,228 the number of
persons TO whom Red Gross flrst-aid
eertif1cates have been issued. Al
though interest in flrst-aid training
was on the increase long before the
United States entered the war, the
demand for courses reached un-
precedented proportions after Pearl
Harbor, the report said.
Industry and the once of Civilian
Defense helped increase the number
Of trainees, according to Harold F.
Enlows. national director Of the Red
Cross First-Aid, Water Safety and
Accident Service. Red Cross first
aid Immediately became a part Of
the OCD training program. In in
dustry, it has been an important
factor in decreasing the number Of
nan-hours lost in war work through
accidents. ''~~-.'-.- .
According to the report. first-aid
certificates were issued to 3,616,254
pe1sons during the 1912 fiscal
year. OF that number. 3,S34, 900
were certified between. January /
and June 80. In June alone, 1851
alt persons, twice the number for
the entire previous year, completed
courses. The number of first aid in
structors increased from 30,17l to
1854 during the year.
Evening star., 1942-08-12

Under D. G. lar. couples must
Gppt tor q marriage license an
one day, ,pnit three 5uH days and
recetve Their license on the nth
dGy. sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other duvs,
Aaahard A, Hendricks, 20, s52e Quebec st.
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ssiais Both 's .as TesS n:s.s:r 4 T.
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p..s;an nv Ss,1: sAs Rev Hsn5I 81 sss:1 S.l,t.n
sts ,s. rs.. Az: +: y ksy sS.SS Z; Y Wood s-'
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and virginis < Way, 20, Wahoc. Nebr.:
naslhrs;, shs Hfv & ches:esn :. Smith ;,st,ar. - .n1
BETTY A. BalzeT, 2l. Fond du Lac, wis;
william Jones, 81. ana Ruth Mccoy. 2s,
both Of 424 M st. NV; the Rev, A. G.
rrsSE 4. l. Hamilton 70, and oned. P
Tus9eY. %; both q 1913 Florida
u. Robinson. 90, city; the REV. +. s.
A.Sss & q,..se.; as. L:neesss, sss ~, Nd; and
Is. n.v nnrh,eton Mesos s''
and Rose r. Pumphery. 20, spencerville,
chs1I., Md es S.s g:soos xirf1s I T;ycss sss7
ave. nv. and Mary L. Helton, 16, e21
Ehode Island ave. NV; the Rev. {.
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n,1,o, " ", y tas asnaiy asy y w'scnf unsnf,,o "
,efI iea Miidssd q GsrsrSas ,s TipRy e; 1920
p,srsss l. & sssr.ds., I ss -. Ann.pof!s Il a Hotel,
st. nv; the Rev William sehi.b.l
cosnsr st. soth d ins sssi ihfsies sste. ],
So1n 2: Fsdorcxics, %: and Kathryn N.
S"4s; e So,:. -; 10Th W., q Baltimore Nd the
~. ana Nsrssre. d. ASeh. Is, ISIS
sos os + naHslons sh' r. r. s7ss nssob WaaS st.
nv. and Dorothy N. Esickson. ,c1,
Peter 1onda. 25. Fort BragE: n c. and
L.nneau I = s ssrsater, @ a. oens1IP isoi sth st.
NV, and MssE,e L. james. 35. s1s
s.sio &c ssin. 11 ths se hsy s 6 th St Di,o md
Edna o. Bel. IS, Chicago, III: the
Rev. q. u. EQlesch.
Evening star., 1942-08-12
les. grads Attention!

How much do you four-and- -a-half million grads Of
International Correspondence Schools know-about
G. S.? How did l. C. S. get its start from ques-
tion-and-answer column? Why is war booming mail
matriculation? Read alma Mater to the MilLsonsl
Evening star., 1942-08-12
$ Bombardier," by Paul Calico

Around the hangar they were still laughing At the
boner he had pulled while training Now he was
aloft with the best bomber crew in the business
with his first chance to kill U-boat. The thrilling
story Of youngsters big moment.
Evening star., 1942-08-12

and Lois Gillen, a. Ann Afbor. Mich.
Issued st Rockville.
Edsar Lee Grubbs. 81, and Thelma Wells,
II. both of Hillside, Md
Frederick George WEIGH. Is, and Eliza
beth May Robertson, Is, both Of
Bethesda, Md.
Ernest D. Lamb, 35. and Nola j. PAtton.
4s, both OF Takoma Park, Md.
Robert Preston Graves, FL Fort Belvofr,
Va, and Alma Henderson Darden, 21,
Salem, Va.
william H. Bohinger. 30. Glen Echo. Md.
and Agnes Matilda Welsh, "a, Wheaton.
Md
Edward L. Smith. IS, Washington and
Veronica 9. Grimm, "a Bethesda, Md
Clii1ord r H. Parksl ha.s e. I and seulsh. Mae
Charles ]. Pechar. "a. Millville Pa, and
Loretta B. Rinehart, 20, Washington.
Harry Bailey Hawkins, 20. KensinTtor,
Evening star., 1942-08-12
The bride was not amused

Liz married radios No. funny man. But there was
nothing funny about living with him-and his six
gag writers. Why don't you all stay the night?" she
asked. "And the weekend? And for life? p" Virginia
Faulkner brings you the acid story of how radio
wife tuned in on her husbands own wave-ength.
Evening star., 1942-08-12
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. c. lar. eonples must
8pNy for q marriage license on
one day, iDdit three 5nH days and
reoetUe Their license on the nth
dGy. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other duvs,
Evening star., 1942-08-12

aloft with the best bomber crew in the business
with his FIRST chance to kill U-boat. The thrilling
story Of youngsters big moment.
Blueprint for wartime education
Should the Army and Navy be permitted to ''high
pressure" enlistments among students? Robert NJ.
Hutchins, President, University of Chicago, offers
constructive 7-point plan that promises a square
deal to all young people.
The Kate Smith you don't know
"suicide!" ohorused the wise guys when Kate's
manager set out to double her as and
philosopher How he hel ped transform her into
national institution with 75,ooo,ooo listeners week,
dishing out obvious truths for $500,oOO year, is
told by Jack Alexander in Philosopher at Work.
Can Hitler top i. S. production?
What is this scheme Adolf has by which his NOR
tai enemies (whether they want to or not) sweat
night and day to keep Cermanys production at an
all-tlme high? What Nazi leader now controls the
worlds greatest industrial empire? Read Litkrs
Industrial Slaves by Peter F. Drucker.
The Jap trick that failed
In this weeks Post, Haett Abend, Far Eastern ex-
pert, tels the astonishing story OF now 4osuke
Matsuoka, the Jap diplomat most dangerous to the
U. ST. tried to lure into plot to make Japan
and the U. S. bartners' Read Black Diplomacy Page1o.
The bride was not amused
Liz married radios No. funny man. But there was
nothing funny about living with him-and his six
gag writers "Why don't you all stay the nigh?" she
asked. "And the weekend? And for life?" Virginia
hrIn he of ho,v
wife tuned In on her husbands own wave-length.
les. grads Attention!
How much do you four and a-half million grads of
International Correspondence Schools know-about
C.S? How did L. C. S. get its start from ques-
tion-and-answer column? Why is war booming mail
matrculaton? Read dina Mater to the Millsons.i
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Evening star., 1942-08-12

joel Chsppelle. %. and Juanita Evans 20,
both of Washington.
Franklin O. Stackhouse. "a, Takoma Park,
Md and Elizabeth Jane Goebsrt, "a,
Johnstovn pa