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Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
MMIer YraiOent marnt
bOr lOien 3ungen
SDsar Der Tnsifif-a riessrut erbieIt
ernite Mabnnng

Mit Sen loien 3ungen, Die in Der
gunoesbauptitaot tdglid 81 boren
lino, 6efobte ii1 neulid BrGiioent
@ooieoelt in elmer Yreiiefonferen5.
Mebr loie &eoen ieien in 8alb-
ington 81 b0ren ols i'm gan3en Gam
Be 5uiammengenommen, fiibrte Der
GrGfioent aus. SIS p1re an Der
8eit, oaB iiber oieies Sbema enolid
einmol eingebeno geiproden Deroe.
Mls dummies @eldp1b be3ei6nete
ser Trdiioent cine in Der 3eiti6rift
u9be Stem 9~Pepublie" entbaltene Be
merfung, tpona6 oie fommen0en
Nopemberpablen Oie pi6tigiten ieit
Dem 8iirgerfrieg ieien. &ategoris
i6e g%rflGrungen 0ieier Art leien
blooe.
Yrdlioeut &ooiepelt iogte gan5
often, bob er ielbit offers idon I'M
engeren &reiie 2eftionen iiber Die
geotwenoigfeit oes Munobaltens err
teilt babe. 90 babe er beiipielsmeiIe
crit neuli6 Dem Yo5ifii6en 9riegs-
rot bel ieiner 3uiammenfunft I'M
@eiBen Saus geiagt, mie unbeoingt
notpenoig es lei, itrengites Still
i6tpeigen 3u benabreny UNI cine @nt-
biiaung militdriiher @ebeimniiie 81
perbinoern. Gem &riegsrat geb0ren
fieben ser @ereinigten Nationen an.
@rGiiOent &ooieuelt iagte, er babe
fi9 BEL ieinen 8emerfungen feines-
pegs auf @aibington beidr6nft. Sn
allen berbiinoeten 21noern lei es not
tpenoig, Die Meniden gum Stia-
ihfpeigen al ermabnen.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
An 6inbIid 0oronf. 0ob 0os @irt

SSn Sinblid 0oroiii, 0oB oos @irt-
i6aftsleben oieles groBen Seiles ser
gepolferung uniereS 9unoes, sic i'm
ELECTROMAGNETIC Sit le6t, 10 menig
gelt0rt meroen ioa, mie nit Sen @r-
foroerniiien Der 2anoeSperteioigung
uno Der Siherbeit I'M Suneren per-
einbar; un0
Sn Sinblid ooraltf bob oos
@ebrfommanoo Sit Die geiomte Sit
lantii6e &iilte ruto einen 5eil Der
@olf-aiilte ser &ereinigten Staaten
umfaBt, uno 0ur6 ieine geograpbi-
i6e Sage Mngriffen uno, in Ser
6inoung Oonit, oudb Der Espionage
uno Sabotage DEFENDERS a~nsgeiebt
lit, iuoour1 militdriide WiaBnabmen
gum SAuBe gegen feiuolide Sano-
lunaen nottpen0ig per0en,
Grfl1re unO proflamiere id,
S1gb 81. Drum, @eneruaeutnapt ser
Nmerifanii6en Mrnee, biermit, frat
Ser 8efeblsgemolt, Die Der 8rdlioent
Ser 8ereinigten Staten un0 Der
&riegsrniniiter mir iibertragen bo-
ben, uu0 froft meiller 8oatpa1ten
uno gefugniiie ais COMMANDMENT
Ser General oes 8ebrfommanoos
.Oit uno Ser @riten Armee beailftragt
nit Ser 8erteioigung Der SItfiilte:
/. Die gegentudrtiee Gage erfors
oert ais militGrii1e Notmenoigfeit
oie S6offung BON Mtilitdr5onen in
Dem @ebiet oes 5%eItlanoes Der Ser
einigten Staten, oas ourb oaS
ELECTROMAGNETIC DIT erfaBt miro
uno oaber erfldre i6 hermit oas
qail3e @e6iet Ser perI1ieoenen Staa-
ten Ser @ereinieten Stoaten, oas
oftlid uno noro0itlib Der @eItgrens
&c oeS @ebrfommanoos Sit liegt,
eini6lieBli6 ser Staoten Naine,
SEEM Sampibire, 8ernlont, Wfalio-
DUETS, &booe SSlano, Connecticut,
geem gorf SEEM SerieD, 8elatpare,
8enniplpania, MarplanO, 8irginia,
Iortb Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, zines Seiles oes StaateS
6lorioa irlio oes Giitrict Of Golim-
6ia, our @filitdr5one unO perfiige,
ooB iie binfort ais M~ilitar5one Sit
6e3eidnet mer0en.
2. Die Experimentation Inter
teilungen Ser Militdr3one Slt fir
3mede ser 9urdfiibriing Der BON
meinem Sauptqlartier erlaiienen
gefeble uno Nerbote lin0 Die bereits
eriltierenoen MrmeeforpS 8e5irfe,
uno 3lpar Ser @rite @rmeeforpsbe-
5irf nit Dem Sauptquartier in go-
Itorl Maiia6uietts, Der 3lpeite ar-
meeforpsbe5irf nit Dem S%altptquar=
tier auf @onernors Sslnno, Neip
gorf; ser 9ritte Mrmeeforpsbe5irf
nit Dem &aliptquartisr in galtimo-
| re, WarDlalo; uno Der Bierte Mr=
meeforpsbe3irf NIT Dem Satptquar-
tier in Mtlanta, Georgia. Die &om-
manoanten ser angefiibrten @rmee-
forp5- 8e3irfe iino fir Die 9ur6fiib-
rung Ser 8efeble uno 8er6ote, io=
melt lie ii6 auf lire armeeforps-
8e3irfe be3ieben, Derantiportlid.
3. Ser S6ub oes SanOels Der
8ereinigten Staaten uno Der Ser
einten 0ationen Dor S6aoen ooer
8erni6tung our6 feinoliden @ngriff
(Sortiebuns auf Der Iebten 9eite)
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
Disqualification Sliab 81. Drum

QlBD ". @lllllJ
Rommnn0ieren0er General oeS
@ebrfommanoos Sit uno Ser @rIten
Nrmee, bat in llebereinitimmung nit
Sen SSuItruftionen Oes &riegsmini-
Iteriums cine gefonntnladung erlai-
len, 0ersufolge oas @ebiet oes
@ebrfommanoos Slt, oas li6 bon
Blaine bis einihlieBlid 8lorioa aus.
oebnt, CUR W}ilitdr3one erflGrt miro
uno Sen Nomen Militdr5one 9lt
erbGlt.
Die 8efauntmadulng fiibrt ans,
0aB Ser Shub oes Sanoels Ger Ser
einiaten Nationen Ourb feinolihe
Angriffe cine mirfiame &ontroae Ser
fiinitliben g~eleudtlng Lungs Der at
lantiidert &iilte, Der @olffiiite uno
in elmer &iiItem3one entipreAenoer
A~usoebnung p%orausieBt. Sur 0lrd)-
fiibrung 0ieler &ontroae iibernimmt
oie gefonntmadung Die bereitS be-
Iteben0en 8erbote uno 8eror0nungen
ser Gommalloierenoen @enerGle Der
bier armeeforps- ge3irfe Der Mili-
tGr5one S1t.
General Drum legt 8ert oarauf
51i betonen, bob Die eini6r1ntenoen
geltimmungen, Die in Der iebigen
gefanntmadung entbalten lino, Itd
nur ulf bic neutrality-suspicious.
3ieben. Die 9efonntmo9ung Der
fiat feline Gpofuierung irgenomelder
art. sic entbdlt feinerlei 8er6ote
fir 3ipililten ieien eS S%taatsbiirger
ooer 4llsGdnoer, ntit AlisnabnIe Der
auf Sic Yeleu1tung be5iigli6en Be
Itimrnungen. Die @eieBe unO Ser
oronungen oes Suiti5miailterilims
fir Oas Gerbalten uno 0ie &ontroae
BON feinolihen Ausl1noern meroen
oaourtb ni6t beriibrt uno bleiben
noa mirfIam.
SSn Sinblid 0arauf ooB Ser Yrd=
lioent ser @ereinigten Staaten OurdI
sic 8rGiioential- 9 eroromung 9066
bonn 10. Jebruor 1912 Sen &riegs-
miniiter uno sic MilitdrfommanOan-
ten, sic er oa3u fallmeiIe 6eitinlmt,
erm11tiet unO a~ilgefpielen bat,
mann INNER er ODER elm iolder bier
All 6eItimmter Militdrfommanoant
es fir notig uno miini6enstpert err
adtet, @ebiete 31t Wilit1r5onen 81
erflGren, an Den Srten utlo in Dem
llmfonge ais er ooer Der 5~uitanOige
M-ilitGrfommanoant eS fir notig er-
od6ten, nit 9efeblsgetpalt iiber oieie
Wfilitdraonen pie in Der Brdiioen-
tial 8eroronung porgeieben; un6
SIN Sinblif oaralf oaB Der
&rieasminiIter ben ltnter3eidneten
am %. April 1912 81 Dem Militar-
fommanoanten ernannt bat, Der Die
our6 sic angefibrte Brdiioential-
8eroronung auferlegten Bfli6ten
uno @ufgaben fir ienen Cell Der
@ereinigten Staaten, Der i'm @ebr-
fommanoo Sit 3lliamnlengefaBt lit,
ourd5ufiibren bat; uno
SSn Sinblid oarauf, oaB oas
@ebrfommanoo Oit fiinf8ebn Staa.
ten, einen Sell zines meiteren Staa-
tes uno ben 9iitrict Of Golumbio
umfaBt Die bon Wiuionen loDalel
8iirger ser 8ereinigten Stoaten be.
fpobnt meroen uno BON &unoerttai-
lenoen, Die 3iuar nod nibt 8iirger.
aber ebenio lopal iino, uno
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
2OnSOn fennt Sdaoen an Bring
Gmgen" nidt

Qonoon. = 9ln maBge6enoer
Steae lpilroe erfldrt, oie 8riten bit
ten iopeit feline Snformation iiber
ben Yerbleib oes oeutihen &rell5ers
yYrin3 gugen" uno feline 8epeiie
fir oas AusmaB oes S6aoens, Ser
in ser Sonntagnaht bel Dem Cor
peooilug5eug- uno 8ombenangriff
auf Oas Sdiff angeri6tet puroe.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22

Gas sm ourbbrauit elm o%anfbares gnt5iiden,
Sn Saateneriin uno 3eben itebt oas 2ano;
@ui Ial uno Siigel itreut, Die gSelt gu i6nliiden,
0ie 8lunlenfee in lodenoem 8egliiden
Ser rotten Stolen YraAt aus boiler Sano.
Bonn Morgenidein %begldr5t sic tueiBen S6uingel
Gdipebt uns oas @liid poran i'm CONCENTRATE;
Ser Jreuoe &inoer, oieb'n mir nit uno iingen,
gis ipdt Die gtaGt iinft, neue 2uit 81 6ringen:
SIN Sternenlidte gliibt Der SirlmelsIaal.
llno imner reider ipriibt Ser @naoenregen,
Ger 8liiten pedt, Ser reife 5riidte treibt;
Gle 2iebe ipinft uno mirbt auf alien 8egen.
~ . Batter, glib, oaB uns bel oieiem Segen
8erlangen nod Ser mabren Seimat bleibt!
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
Weripdtete MelOungen
bon s6ifsbrrlcntmngen
rGmpref Of Mia" int Se6rnnr; 5iuei
JradDter I'M WOlf

9l1s Montreol ipuroe OieIen
0ienstaa gemeloet, bob Oie 0GmpreB
Of giia", Elm t6, 909.Eonnen 0om-
pier ser Canadian Yacific 2inie, Der
ais Silfsfrel5er ii6ernommen mur0e,
am 5. 6ebrllar udbreno zines Srup-
pentronsports nod Singopur bel
Sultan Sbool Dor Sumntro in Sen
Meeres9rlno gebobrt puroe. Bon
Ser 8elobung gingen "A Wlann Der-
loren. Bon Sen $500 Solooten an
Board muroen oie meiiten gerettet.
Die oGmpreB Of giia" fubr in
einem @eleit5ug, 5uInnmen init Dem
Grer5er o@reter" uno Ser auitrdli-
i6en Shaliippe nDarra", Die ipGter
perienft mltroen.
Nerid)t bon lte6erlcben0en
Ser critic Offi5ier ser nGmpreB",
9. Smith, beridtete: D0ie feinoli-
bcn 9omber er5ielten @oQtreffer allf
Die 6eioen Der oGmpreB~ Oorouffob
renoen Sdiffe oes @eleit5uges.
Gam fon3entriete ser 6eino iein
Seiter ouf oas lebte u1o 5ugleid
gr0Bte Sdiff oes Gonoois, eben Die
r@mpreB".
09ie 8om6eu lblligen oiircb aae
0efe, batten 8erlulte al Wtenidell-
leben ilno G%erlebungen BON 8erlo-
men CUR 6olge uno lieBen an per-
iAie0enen Stellen 0es 9ampfers
5eter entlteben iooaB 0as Sdiff
~aufgegeben meroen muBte.~
Na6 Mitteilungen zines anoeren
lleberlebenoen marfen Die feinoli6en
6lieger ettpo 80 8om6en ab liilo er-
5ielten flint 8olltreffer altf Die uGm-
preB1.
@erlnite I'M WOlf nDn MferifO
9oldboote ser 9lhie baben i'm
@olf BON Merifo 5ipei tpeitere nit
telgroBe, om%erifaniide Sanoels-
IAiffe, nit einem @erluit BON 33
Wfeni6enle6en, berienft.
@eioe S6iffe lino am t3. W9ai
untergqgangen; alif Dem erlten muir
Ben 20 Mann getotet, altf Dem 8fuei-
ten 13, teilte oos Morineamt nit.
Der erite Angriff ereignete Iid nm
$50 llbr nadmittogs. Ser Cor
peoo totete ~ Mann ELM tpeiterer
Seemann Itar6 i'm Hettungsboot.
Gin Acknowledgement bra6te Die lie
eerleben0en an 2ano.
9as onoere Sdiff wltr0e INN
t0.45 llbr abenos getroffen; 20 ma-
rem alf Ser Stele tot, oa Der Cor
peoo oireft iiber Ser @aiierlinie elm
idlug uno oaS S6iff in 8rano iebte.
Die @eidiibmanni6aft muBte, tpegen
Ser Gunfelbeit, tatenlos 5uieben.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
Gehentli9e Sctanntma6nng Yet. | erla0en tOln
9anptqnartier @ebrfOmmaaOO Of mn |. Nrnlec

@crdtct an bic gebGlfcrnng in ben staaten gtOine, @cp Samp6re, Ser-
munt, @aRadnieHs, &4UOe SslanO, Connecticut Mcm yorf, Nem Serie9,
0elamarc, YeuniDlOanin, MnrDlanO, girginin, MOrt6 Carolina, SOUTH
Carolina, Weprgia, eineS SeHcS bs 5tuates 5lOriOu nnO OS
9iiricS Of Columbia
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22
9emtidJer Mbmiral GlbefOp itarb in
@iel

Nus Riel fam iiber Sen @uno-
funf neulih cine Meloung BON slb-
leben oes befannten Momirals Sloe=
flop. Der Die 9eutide 5lotte bon 1927
bis 1881 befebligte. gr itarb in iei-
mem GA. Sabr.
Mloefop bate nls &apitdn zines
@roBfreu3ers Die Sblaht BON Sfa-
geraf mitgemabt unb nabm ip6ter
Cell an Der 8eriadling Der Geuti6en
Soffeeflotte i'm Gcapa 6lou.
Washington Journal., 1942-05-22

Gmpfeblen Sic bite bas oSOurnal'
in Siren gefanntenfreiien!
Evening star., 1942-02-22


chemical element Magnesium oxide
Evening star., 1942-02-22
Waste Collections
This Week Cancelled
In First District
Heovy Increase in Paper
Gathered in Stor SoIvoee
Program Prompts Action

Heavy increases in paper collec-
tions in The Evening Star-P.-T. A.
Salvage for Victory Program will
make 1t necessary this week to
forego collections in the first dis
trtct which normally is collected
on Mondays. Because schools will
be closed tomorrow celebrating
Washington's birthday, the schools
in the first area will miss their
collections.
Last week the schools were visited
on Tuesday in . plan to double up
and collect both the first and second
districts in . single day. This was
not found satisfactory especially in
view Of heavy increases at many
schools.
Garrison Leads for Week.
There was decided trend upward
in schools turning in a ton or more.
Garrison School made the best rec
ord for the week with a total of
l6,484 pounds. Others bettering a
ton were Grimke. with 5,196: Buch-
aiAd1l, Wltli orOOS, CCA1Ci oOll JulllOl /,
with SPOT: Cleveland. with 3,573;
Garnet-Patterson, with 1885; Bar
nard, with 1887; Parkside (Md) !,
with 2,190; Baneker, with 2,424;
Powell Junior, with 1884; Bancroft,
with 1898: Morgan, with 1885;
Adams, with 3,152; Hearst, with 2,718,
and Lafayette, with 3,728.
Others probably are in the same
class but compilation OF the figures
has not been completed.
Total Now 723,394 Pounds.
With the figures 50 far recorded
for the week, the total collected In
the program to date has reached
723 ,394 pounds and when the tabu-
lation is complete, it is expected the
figure will be far above that total.
Starting with Tuesdays collections
three trucks will be engaged in the
collection daily.
Schools in the first district which
have been making an excellent
showing will be at some disadvant-
age in the complete tabulations for
Evening star., 1942-02-22
1n Mrmnriant

PRYOR. RALPH B. Sacred to the sweet
memory OF our dear son and brother.
RALPH B. PRYOR. who entered the great
beyond two years ago today, February %,
1910.
Gone and forgotten to some you may be.
But dear to our memory you ever will be.
MAMMA AND DADDY.
miss YOU more and more and more.
GILBERT.
ROBINSON, ELEANOR B. In loving re-
membrance Of my dear mother. ELEANOR
B. ROBINSON who departed this life six
years ago today. February 80. 1886.
God gave me a wonderful mother.
She was one who never grew old:
GOD made her smiles as the sunshine.
He made her heart of pure gold.
Mother, in my heart your memory fingers.
Sweetly. tender. fond and true:
There is not a day. dear mother.
That l do not think of you
HER LOVING SON. EUGENE H. EARLY .
SWAGART. JOHN JOSEPH. In loving
memory Of our dear husband and father
JOHN JOSEPH SWAGART, who departed
this life two years ago today. February o.
1910. WIFE AND CHILDREN .
WHALEY, ORA v. In loving remem-
brance Of our dear wife and mother, ORRA
v. WHALEY, who departed this life six
years ago today February %. 1885.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND DAUGH-
Evening star., 1942-02-22

sbf the late FREDERICK s. SdACKUM
wishes to thank their many friends and
relatives for their kind expressions Of SYM
fpathy and the beautiful floral tributes sent
'durins their recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
STONE, MINNIE LEE. The family
wishes to express their sincere gratitude
TO the friends OF Union Methodist Church
sand the many other friends for their
beautiful floral tributes and kind express
!sions Of sympathy sent at the passing of
their mother. MINNIE LEE STONE.
Evening star., 1942-02-22
Itt Mrmnriant

BLACKWELL ANNIE. In loving re-
memDranes M OF my dear mother, ANNIE
year ago today. February -. 1871.
God has claimed our darling.
Iook the one we loved so dear;
To I'LL her place there is no other,
we know she did her share.
Every day brings back sweet memories,
Every memory brings back 4 tear;
Deep within our hearts we cherish
HER q b4ToHrES 41s n ased g afsr
MR.. JOHN BLACKWELL.
BLACKWELL, ANNIE In memory of
our sister. ANNIE BLAcKwEIL Who
20, l941. ' 'A'
In the garden Of remembrance
rra1rs1. mere is S, little @ sheltered spot.
ot the sweet forset-me-
Temple TAYLOR.
COLEMAN. LOUISE HICKS. In loving
TMsnassm6FSanee Mas bSn &C. Of LOUISE HICKS COLE
22. 1871 BY HER co-WoRKERs.
GREEN. ELLA. In sad but loving re-
mmeemrPrance mer Of my dear mother. ELLA
ago today. February %. 1882.
1t is so lonely without you, dear mother.
AND SO sad along lifes way;
Llts s,n does not seem the same to me
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. ANNIE 3. NELSON
HAWKINS, MRS. MARY E. tribute of
dear ana sS the Ct
kINS. who entered into eternal rest twelve
years ago today. February 22. 1880.
Her memory is my source Of inspiration
GLADYS TIGNoR PETERSON. I.
INV ny beIoyed husband. RALPH /. Joins.
sSo toGay Febrnar9 this aaa fs three years
A face that is ever before me.
A voice that I cannot forget:
smile that will last forever
1ovINd N mem9Ty WnP cHsRfm1r fes hin YET ,ounron
KELLY. WILLIAM F. In memory of our
passed . away three years ago today, Feb
Eternal rest give unto him, o Lord.
And let perpetual light shine upon him.
May he rest in peace. Amen.
Anniysrsary n mass Monday. February %,
HIS p LOVING WIFE fsurSo JOSEPHINE KELLY
MOTHER, MARY KELLY: BROTHER.
R4REF E9BFRT KEHER1Sr kEERY .NI mp sIgTERs
LITHGOW, ALLEN H. In sad but loving
remembrance of my dear husband. ALLEN
H. LITHGOW, who departed this life six
years ago today WIFE TfsEussK AND = DAuaarrR lsss
MCKINNEY, GUILFoRD s. In loving
remembrance Of my beloved husband,
GUILFORD 8. MCKINNEY. who passed
away one year ago today, February %,
1941.
Gone. but not forgotten.
DEVOTED WIFE, ALICE j. MCKINNEY. =
NELSON, JULIA M. In loving remem-
prance OF our dear mother, JULIA NJ
NELSON. who departed this life one year
ago tonight February %, 1941
HER DAUGHTER AND SON.
PETIT. JOSEPH M. The memory Of
his love and care comforts US as we recall
that JOSEPH M. PETIT passed on six
years ago today, February %, 1885.
HIS WIFE AND FAMILY
Evening star., 1942-02-22

Md, was buried Monday. Funeral
services were held at Reuben Pum-
phrey's, Bethesda, Md. and burial
was in Rockville Union Cemetery.
A native Of Salem, Va, he was .
member of Dawson Lodge, A. r.
and A. M, and also q Scottish Rite
Mason. Mr.. Walters Is survived by
his widow, Margaret K. Walters;
two brothers, Frank B. Walters Of
Roanoke, Va, and Albie Walters Of
Charlottesville, Va, and two sis
tiers, Miss Lila v. Walters Of Sa-
lem and Mrs. Lucy Barksdale Of
Charlottesville.
Evening star., 1942-02-22

ing Clu b OF
Washington q t
the Raleigh Ho-
tel.
After complet-
ing IS years
service and re-
firing June 30 as
q colonel he was
recalled to ac-
tive duty, pro-
NOTED to briga-
dier general the
next day and
placed in charge
of the Marine
Corps public re-
lations division,
Evening star., 1942-02-22

Gen. Denig has a distinguished
record. Son Of a commodore of the
Navy and a graduate of the Uni
verSity Of Pennsylvania, he entered
the Marine Corps in 1905 as sec
ond lieutenant. In 1918 he COM
manded the 1st Battalion, 30th In
fantry, at Chateau Thierry. Wound
ed at Blanc Mont while command
ing a battalion of Marines, Gen.
Denig received the French Croix de
Guerre for bravery and the United
States Distinguished Service Medal.
Evening star., 1942-02-22
PARHAM, CATHERINE THORNTON. q

Thursday. February 10. 1912, at Freed
mems Hospital, CATHERINE THORNTON
PARHAM, beloved wife Of william Farham.
mother Of Charles and Geraldine Parham,
daughter Of BENJAMIN Thornton, sister OF
Johanna Evans, Alberta Phillips. Marie,
Sarah. Bernlce. BENJAMIN, jr.; James and
John Thornton. The late Mrs Parham ma y
be viewed at her late residence, 29 Detrees
st. NV, after pm. Monday. Mass will
be offered Tuesday. February "a. at 8 an.
Stewart %
Evening star., 1942-02-22

February for they viii have had
but three collections but the accu-
mutation of paper and magazines
at the homes Of the children added
to what they will normally bring In
during the first week Of March
should start them OF with mead
start In that month. The lead
which Jefferson Junior has piled up
will hardly be overtaken even
though that school Is not collected
this week.
Evening star., 1942-02-22
ARLINGTON Lenten Service

Lenten services will be held by
the Arlington Faith Lutheran
Church, Lee boulevard and North
Jackson street. with the Rev. George
]. .Crewenow speaking at 8 pm. on
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1942-02-22
Gen. Denig 10 Address
Session Of Ad Club

Brig. Gen. Robert L. Denig. pub
lie relations director for the Marine
Corps, will address the March 4
luncheon meeting of the Advertis-
Evening star., 1942-02-22

After being reduced to powder, magnesium highly
posve and transferred from heating floor in these
alright jugs two stories high for further distation and
hning The plant is partly directed by Fritz Hansbrg
from the San Jose JAIL where he is nterned enemy
alien Dr. Hansbrg in 1928 in Vienna invented the
method Of peciptang magnesium from which the plant
Attempts being made to obtain his release but
at present he contacts the plant by phone and allowed visit
it in the company of deputy when he is needed &,
Wide World Photos.
Evening star., 1942-02-22
Bestor R. Walters, 65,
Buried at Rockville

Bestor r. Walters, IS, who died
February IA at his home. 10 West
Underwood street, Chevy Chase,
Evening star., 1942-05-03
WORK PROGRAMS SCHEDULED FOF
Todoy's Hiqh Liqhts

WMAl, t2:30-Handers Concerto Crosse
0p. 3 No. t." DebussYs Petite Suite" Sahu'
mann's Concerto Allegro" for piano, Mari.
ettas Lied from Die Tote Siadi," "Suitido"
from "Gioeonda."
WRc, I2:30-H. Leopold Spifalny and The
N. B. {. Concert Orchestra open the Music
Week Festival.
WJSV. 200" Looking for Susie"
WRc, 230-"PoIties in Wartime"
WMAl. 2:30-For physical fitness.
WEV. 3;00-ArnelFs "Sinfonia Quasi Vari.
a1oni" Hartys John Field" suite, Mendes,
sohn's "Ruy Bas" overture and Reformation
Symphony" piano composition by Berkeley and
Row.
WNAl, 3;00-"ShouId There Be lmiia.
iion Of Corporation Taxes!" discussed by Dr.
Saxon Of Yale and Representative Gore Of Ten
nessee.
VOL, 4:i5-The Ambassador from Poland
and Pianist Artur Rubnsiein mark the Polish
Constitution Day.
WRC. 4:30-The Director pf SeIeefiVe Service
and Movie Star heIyn Douglas speak.
WRc, 5:00-LoeaI leaders Of three religious
faiths speak on behalf Of the War Bond Quota
Campaign.
WEV, 7:i5-The public opinion expert
speaks on Who's compIatenil'
WMAL. 7;30-Drama Of Norway Vikings
Never Die"
WJSV, 7:30-Workers active in The War
Effort.
VOL, S:O0-"Is Radio Being Effectively
Used in the War Effort!'
WhAL, 8:30-"A Study for Murder"
WRC, t0:30-PT Meredith in 0boIers The
Last in the World"
Evening star., 1942-05-03
Evening Star Features

Star Fashes-laiest news, twice daily Mon.
day through riday WMAL, at 1:55 pm. and
ASS pm. Analysis Of the weeks news by
lofhrop Siodddrd, Sundays, al 10 am.
The Americas: Good neighbor series pre-.
senied by the junior high schools Of the
District: WNAl, Mondays at Z pm.
National Radio Forum: Talks by public
officials on current topics: WhAL, Mondays
at 9 pm.
Boys and Girls in the War Effort: Elementary
school series presented by siudenfs; WMAL,
tuesdays al 7:15 pm.
Our Freedoms: Series in connection with
the t50ih anniversary Of the Bill Of Rights,
presented by District senior high schools:
WMAL, Wednesdays at Z pm.
News for Schools: News Of the world pre-.
senied especially for classroom listening in
elementary Schools WhAL. Thursdays at 7:t5
pm.
Junior Star Page-The popular feature Of
The Sunday Star aired by its youthful con.
trbufoy: WMAL, Saturday at 10:45 am.
Evening star., 1942-05-03
Short-Wuve Programs

MOSCOW, 6:i5-Broadeast in English: RKE.
118 meg, Isl m.
LONDON, 830-Britain Speaks: CSC. o.5S
meg, 3i.3 m.; 6SD, Ills meg, 25.5 m.
GUATEMALA, 9;00-Salon Orchestra: T6WA,
1858 meg. 81 m.
MOSCOW, o:i5-News In English: pKE,
ff.8 meg, 25.2 m.
VATICAN CITY, 9:30-Broadeast in English:
MJ, 9.6 meg, 3i.06 m.
GUATEMALA, t0;00-News; TGWA, 9.68
meg, 81 m.
LONDON. t0:45-News Bulletin: CSC, 958
meg, 3i.3 m.; 6Sl. Gil meg. 49.t m.
MOSCOW, ti:i5-comments In English:
RKE, tt.8 meq., 25.2 m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

country first student OF ways to improve live.
stock of rotating crops, and of diversified
agriculture.
He was the first inland waterways advo.
cate and helped to incorporate the Potomac
Company, forerunner of the internal system
Of waterways in the whole United States
He was one OF the foremost business men
Of his time and 10 him, more than any other
man, is due that impetus TO foreign trade
which has been Americas chief business policy
He was pioneer in the interest of universal
education and helped establish one of the first
free schools in the nation.
Until the end of his life, by official mes
sage and letter, Washington persistently urged
the importance of military instruction.
TO BE PREPARED FOR WAR Is ONE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

OF THE MOST EFFECTUAL MEANS OF
PEACE" ne stated
Americas embodiment today IN World War
No. 2 gives added weight 10 Washlngtons
warning.
ITO understand Washington" writes
Thompson Howard Lewis In his recent book.
GEORGE WASHINGTON FROM 1882 TO
1885," published by The Pyramid Press. 55
West 42nd Street, New York City, 1--WE must
think Of him man and not an Ideal.
Washington was one OF those rare men,"
Lewis writes, ito whom the presence Of
danger -. II an actual stimulant to courage
-. Frequently when things were at their
worst Washington was at his best He
proved II at Princeton when he came down
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