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Evening star., 1942-03-23

uuulIHS WHIC INUHIC DuIHCu dD'
.. fddling with ''business as usual'' d
the storm signals were plainly flying.
=. fiddling with isolationist arguments
secretly preparing violent death for our a
.. fddIing with needless, unpatriotic inc
management should have been working 81
-. 6ddling with selfish quarrels about
-scandaIously cIimaxed by the Washin
number of basic war production plants.
. .. fiddling while power.hungry men p
safety.
fddling clumsiIy with the urgent
war work.
.. GddIing ineffectively with the all.il
piles of essential materials.
Who's At Fault Because Ne Fiddled?
Everybody!
Government!
Management!
Labor!
Every mothers son and daughter of us!
We iddled and we fiddled Pearl Harbor woke
us up. But we thought dollars could buy quick
victory 80 we went back to our self.sats6ed 6d.
ding again.
How deadly wrong we were!
Now it's time i its past time - to quit 6d.
ding, America.
It's time for the offensive, fighting action that's
traditional with Americans. Time to make a
mighty, united effort to accomplish the impossible
as we have always done when miracles are needed.
The problems are many and difficult. The
menace is frightful. We can and will win if
we quit fddling and go to fighting. But ue're got
to do it no1U!
We of sJno. H. Swisher & Son. Inc, thought
we were doing our full share. We bought guam
titles of Defense Bonds. We encouraged our $500
workers to buy Defense Bonds and Stamps We
were compacent because we have been and are
operating to full capacity and because our cigars
produce thousands of dollars in revenue taxes for
Uncle Sam every day.
Evening star., 1942-03-23

make fair prOht Just as we believe IN the work.
ers' right to fair wages, in this case we do not
want profits.
What We Wnnt is to Stop Fddling
While Rome Burns! We Want
to Help Win this Var! And We
Want to Start No,c!
We have already begun to seek war contracts.
We are ready to make the sacrifices that accept.
ance of this offer will clearly require us to make.
There are no strings attached to this proposal.
We ask no profits. We simply want to quit 6ddling
and go to fighting -
We believe that the same attitude prevails in
the ranks of American labor. We believe that q
great majority of war workers would gladly work
overtime at straight pay in order to speed war
production.
We believe that the rank and file Of Labor is
also tired of fddling while Rome burns. Labor
has everything to lose if we lose this war.
We believe that no true American wants 10
add unreasonably to the cost of war and war
materials "a cost that will be reflected in fear.
some taxes which every worker will have to pay.
Therefore we invite Labor to make the
rifce of yielding up time and a half and double
time paw in connection with defense production
assigned to our plant.
This is merely suggestion not stipua.
ton. Regardless of Labor's decision our offer
stands.
We repeat that we're tired Of 6ddlng while
Rome burns!
Let's stop this fddling of which we have all
been guilty Instead, let's get busy at once to
create a mighty chorus of national sacrifice,
production and unity. We return to our
chickering's when victory has been won
How about it, Uncle Sam? Will you
accept our offer:
How about it, Labor? Will you co.
operate?
How about it, America? Do we fiddle
or do we fight?
N<xA$c:,,L
JNO. H. SWISHER & SON, Inc.
Manufacturers of King Ed,rnrd Cigars
JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA
Evening star., 1942-03-23

Then We took critical stock Of ourselves. And
discovered that We, too, had been 6dding. We
found these things:
That ,ue hare one OF the Soufh's best
equipped machine shops uth large excess
capacity suitable for making certain types
OF tear materials.
That this machine shop alone can yield
1000 mar. hours day for uar production
on three-shift basis. nearly hree.quur-
ters OF million man hours a year, 1corking
seren days ,reek.
That nce hare nearly 100 highly skilled
mnchinsts and mechanics as nucleus for
training and supervision.
That sharp sacrifices in our plant arrange
ment ,oould provide big areas of floor space
for additional machines or hand operations
in making 1car equipment.
That our capable executive staff is eager
to shoulder the added responsibilities the
hearier burden, the Iengthened hours of
,cork uithout additional recompense or
salary.
And now we offer these extra plant facilities,
these executives these fighting loyaties to the
Government of the United States for use in war
production.
But We Don't Want One Penny Of
Profit From Var Contracts!
We evil accept and execute war orders at actual
cost Of labor, materials, etc, on strict break
even basis.
Evening star., 1942-03-23

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La gaceta., 1942-12-07
Siete barcos fueron echados al aqua e n
Ell ~astillero de la Tampa Shipbuildine
Una ~sencilla e impresionante ceremonial

Fueron hoy lanzados al aqua
IN eli astillero de la Tampa Ship
Guiding, en- Palmetto Beach, sic
!e nuevos barcos que utilizara la
marina de guerra.
Los seis barredores de minas,
Alarm, Apex, Alchemy, Arcade,
Arch y Armada, fueron bautiza
dos en- horas de la manana Y
descendieron hacia las aguas
del Estuario.
Ell mayor de los buoues, ell
Piedmont" ed mas grande cons
truido hasta la fecha en- Tampa,
fue echado al aqua y bautizado
en- hOras de la tarde.
La Sra. Elizabeth D. Kauff-
man, esposa del contralmirante
j. l.. Kaufman, fue la lnadrina
del Piedmont, actuando de da-
ma de honor su hija, Srta. Bet
ty Lou Kouffman.
nIlbirarararo do do d~owkwwkkk
Las otras madrinas 10 fueron
las Sras. Maybelle A. Lynch, del
La gaceta., 1942-12-07

"Alard"; Sra. R. E. L. ChanceS
esposa del alcalde Chancey
del Apex; Sra. William M
Edgerton, del "Alahemy''; Miss
Virginia Zoll, del ARCADE"
Sra. Ann NJ. Kearney, del
Arch; Sra. Barbara Upton
Crawford, del Armada.
BESIDE diciembre del ano pa
sado hasta ell dia de hoy Sc colo
caron las quillas, en- este puerto,
a IL barcos.
'Durante el dia Sc lie entreg6
al senior almirante Kaufman la
estaci6n de recibimiento de la
Marina, construida cerca de los
astilleros.
Habl6 en- la ceremonial ell ca
pitan F. NJ. Harle, que Sc en-
contraba en- Pearl Harbor GUAM
do los japoneses atacaron.
Asistieron a los actos de hoy
los brigadieres generates R. L.
DOING, A. M. Gilkeson, C. H.
Wash y T. M. White.
La gaceta., 1942-12-07
tEAY UNA REVOLUTION
EN- Ell

Buenos Aires, Die. NO SC
ba confirmado la noticia sobre
una revolution en- la repdblica
del Paraguay.
Ell presidente de esa naci6n.
general Higinio Morinigo, que
sustituytara al general Jose Fe-
Xix Estigarribia, muerto en- IN
accidente de aviaci6n, desea Sc
guir en- la presidencia sin que
Sc efectuen elecciones.
La constitution senala cleo
clones para ell emo 1913.
En- Agosto de 1910, por me-
dio de I'm plebiscito Sc ratified
la constitution que ahora Sc ha-
liza en- vigor.
La gaceta., 1942-12-07
DICE UN ALMIRANTE MI
pom QUE ALGUN OLA LOS
EN-

Washingtos, Die. 7.-Hablan-
40 por la tard, en- Toxic, en- 81
primer aniversario lie la agre-
sion en- Pearl Harbor,. ell almi-
ante TakahaShi declare que las
fuerzas japonesas entraran al
gun dia en- Seattle, San Francis
cismo, New York o Washington
y hasta en- ell puerto de Londres
pero agreg6 que ell imperio de-
be aguardar hasta que ell timpo
appropriate lleue.
Estamos ahora empenados en-
una batalla de conner O ser CO.
midos.
La gaceta., 1942-12-07

do disfrut6 de la oportunidad de
hablar con un brasileho que hace
cinco amos esta trabajando en- una
de esas fabricas.
Este hombre lie dijo que estaba
inmensamente interesado en- su ira
bajo, y que lie gustaba aun mas
ahora porque estaba ayudando a
combatir al Eje.
Ell DR.. Martins visit6 ell astillero
auxiliar establecido por la Hudson
Motor Car Company junto a la ia
brica. Por ocho meses, este asti-
Hero ha aumentado su production
por 10 menos en- un 200 por ciento.
Hara Otra vista
FL embajador brasileho confes6
que Sc sentia tan complacido de su
jira a Detroit que esperaba visitar,
a principles del ano ~entrante, las
nuevas fabricas que la Chrysler
tiene en- Chicago. R~efiriendose q
las fabricas de Detroit dijo:
"Por esas fabricas, los Estados
Unldos dleron al mundo n gran
bendici6n: ell autom6vil. Hoy dia,
elias estan produciendo los arma-
mentos que han de aplastar al Eje.
Despues de que termine la guerra,
esas fabricas volveran a las activi-
dades de tiempos de paz, pero esta
vez con mayor vigor todavfa."S
En- su vista a las fabricas de ma
teriales de guerra ell Embajador
Martins fue acompanado por ell
agregado militar, General Amaro
Bittencourt, y por ell DIR. Hugo
Gauthier, Secretario de la Embaja-
da en- Washington. FL DR.. Martins
fue invitado a las referidas fabricas
por ell Sr. X. T. Keller, presidente de
la Corporation Chrysler y ell Sr.
Edsel Ford, presidente de la COM
pahia que lleva su nowhrn.
La gaceta., 1942-12-07
PETICION EN- PRO DEL FA-
MOSO MUSTCO PABLO
CASALS

Washington, Die. Los
eminentes directories de or
questa Arturo Toscaninni y E.
rmandy, y los 10 profe2ores
de la Sinfonica de F~iladelfia,
han elevado una petici6n al
Secretario de Estado Mr.. Cor
dell Hull y al Embajador de
Espana en- Washington, Juan
Francisco Cardenas, en- favor
de Pablo Casals, ell mas gran
de violoncelista de la historic
del arte.
CaSals viviaen Barcelona al
estallar la rebellion contra la
Republica Espanola, y como
la mayoria de los catalanes,
er aacendrado republican,.
Al trIunfar los rebeldes con la
ayuda nazi-fascista, CaSals
hugo a Francia. Sin ser juzga-
do, ell ilustre virtuoso, que aho
"a tinee &C amos, fue codnena-
do a 30 amos de trabajos for
zados.
Cuando, la semana pasada,
los nazis ocuparon ell resto de
Francia, muchos de los refu-
giados politicos fueron devuel
tos a Espana, entire ellos Ca
sails.
Toscanlli y sus cofirmantes
hacen notar en- la petici6n que
Casals "ha sido por luengos a.
nos fuente de inspiration pa
r atodos los m1sicos del mum
do y, como tai, es mirado CO.
mo egregio ciudadano del
mund libre de la mGsica." Los
peticionarios solicitan que "se
lie conceda Immediate amnistia
Y salvoconducto hasta la from
terra de Portugal"
La gaceta., 1942-12-07

nuestro amor a la paz, siendo asi
mismo partidarios de la polftica {
buen vecino."
Ell obispo Cannon manifesto tam
bien que, en- su concepto, los brasil
lenos son sun pueblo amable y sin.
cero" y que Sac Paulo es "uns
ciudad que Sc parece en- mucho a
Detroit"
En- ell Congress- Eucaristico, e.
arzobispo Jose Gaspar de Sac Paulo
concedio al obispo Cannon ell honor
de celebrar la misa de clausura de
medic noche para hombres Ref
riendose a este tribute del arzobis.
pc, ell prelado estadounidense mani
fest6 que: Isl yo llegara a vivir
tanto como Matusalen, jamas po-
dria olvidar la exaltacion spiritual
y ell honor supreme que Sc me con-
firio aquella noche," Ell obispo
Cannon dijo que aceptaba ell honor
como I'm cumplido a la jerarquia
catolica de los Estados Unidos, "por
cuyo progreso y buenas obras SEN
tia ell arzobispo Gaspar la mas pro-
funda admiration"
ElOgia la vida del hOgar
Ell obispo Cannon hizo elogios de
la vida del hogan en- ell Brasil, donde
Sc presta mayor Importance a "las
costumbres antiguas y placeres que
giran en- torno al hogan" Habl6 en-
particular de la excelente discipline,
affection, simpatia, respeto por la
autoridad, devotion religiosa y re-
verencia para con Dios Y con la
lglesia que predominaban en- aque-
LA familia de seis personals, en- Guy
hogan permaneci6 como huesped.(
Ell obispo Cannon termin6 pidien-
do a Dios que bendiga a todos los
brasilehos "hasta ell mas humilde
aldeano de las misiones de Matte
Grasso, donde 40 redentoristas es-
tadounidenses, que fueron estudian-
ties en- un tempo en- mi di6cesis
trabajan hacienda grandes sacrif-
clos y sin quejarse, por la gloria de
Dios y la salvation de las almas."
La gaceta., 1942-12-07
Los NAZIS ORDENAN LA
EVACUATION DE LA PO-
BLACION CIVIL DE ST.
CILIA

Uondres, Die. LA Radio
de Marruecos anunci6 aver que
los alemanes han ordenado a
Italia evacuar a toda la pobla-
ci6n civil de la isla de Stella,
cue pudieran usar los aliados
como punto de avance en- una
proyectada invasion de Italia.
Una fuerte guarnici6n, bajo
mando aleman, sera establecida
en- la isla, que descansa entire la
peninsula italiaa y Tunez.
Ell pueblo de Stella, segdn Sc
sable, odia a los alemanes y no
los deSea en- su territorio.
La gaceta., 1942-12-07
Muchachas, no Sc %nieguen ustedes mismas
esta ayuda por causa de I'm viejo TABU

Porque una modestia nal enten-
didada prohibia discutir tales asun-
tos, no hay raz6n para que ustedes
pasen dias de fuertes dolores pare
cidos a calambres, cada mes, sin IN
ties yer 81 81 CARDUI pueda ayu-
darlas.
Durante go amos muchas sehoras y
sehoritas han buscado alivio en- las
2 formas de ayuda que aporta ell.
La gaceta., 1942-12-07

CARDUI. Algunas 10 toman como to-
nico; usalmente estimula ell apetito,
ayuda a la digestion, aumenta la CO.
%rriente de los jugos gastricos; contri
buye asi a construir energia v resis-
tencia para los dias n~ecesarios. o
quiza p~refieran tomarlo, como Sc or
dena, tres dias antes del "tiempo";
entonces CARDUI ayuda a aliviar eli
dolor Functional. Esta vez pruebe Ell
CARDUI.
La gaceta., 1942-12-07

pana organizada con ell objeto
de excluir del Hemisferio Oc-
cidental la Influenza naZista.
GEL gobierno y Ell pueblo del Bra
sill" dijo ell obispo Cannon, "se en-
cuentran tan c%onscientes del peligro
que los amenaza y tienen ell mismo
cello y vigilancia que ell gobierno y
ell pueblo de los Estados Unidos
para m~antener al Hemisferio Occi-
dental libre de las calamidades que
afligen a Europa"
FL obispo Cannon declare que la
propaganda nazista habia tratado
falsamente de representa- a los Es-
tados Unidos, con sus 25,000.000 de
c~at6licos, como una naci6n pagana,
exhortando a la muy catolica re-
p1blica del Brasil a no aliarse con
los Estados Unidos de Norte Anne
RIGA, pero como co~nsecuencia de-
proceder ejemplar de los cat6licos
brasilenos, "la eampana nazista ha
fracasado vorgonzosamente."
Amigos leales =
"Los brasilenos no son solo leales
amigos de nosotros," anadi6 ell
obispo, "sino que al mismo tempo
%sienten profunda admiration por ell
progreso que hemos realizado y por
La gaceta., 1942-12-07
SOVIET QUIERE Sc A
GLARE LA POSICION DEL
FASCISTA DARLAN

Londres, Die. T. Ivan Mails
KY, ell embajador del Soviet, vi
U
site la semana pasada, en- varias
ocasiones, a Antonio Eden, Ell
ministro de negocios extranje-
ros. Dicese que pidi6 una acla-
raci6n Sobre los poderes y posi-
La gaceta., 1942-12-07

WASHINGTON. Ell DR..
Carlos Martins, embajador del
Brasil en- los Estados Unidos,
vic con sus propios ojos como
sc han transformado para ia
bricar armas-con las que ha
de aplastar a los enemigos del
mundo civilizado-las mismas
maquinarias que dieron al
mundo uno de los mas grandes
inventos: ell autom6vil.
Con sus propias palabras di6 a
conocer su impression fntima de la
vista que hiciera a las grandes
fabricas de armamentos de Detroit,
centric del arsenal de las democrat
cias, que hoy dfa produce NUM-
clones y maquinaria de guerra.
FL embajador brasileho tuvo ell
privilegio de yer todos los diferen-
ties departamentos de dichas fabri-
cas-, desde ell salon de disenos hasta
donde Sc terminan los productos.
Vista fabricas
Visit6 una fabrica de armamentos
que esta situada en- ell sitio donde,
en- noviembre 1ltimo, Sc encontraba
un campo de mafz. En- febrero Ill
timo sc construy6 una fabrica en-
csc mismo lugar y, hoy dia, ella
esta en- plena production de mate
riales belicos.
Ell Sr. Martins, observe tambien
la continue cadena de production
belica: las lineas de m~ontaje. Vic
los tanques, las ametralladoras y
los aeroplanos que salian de las
fabricas Y eran llevados directa-
mente a los trenes de carga para
despu6s ser enviados a los diferen-
ties frentes de batalla,
r'mepto mas agradable cue
- Wiz,to f. ~ -
La gaceta., 1942-12-07

do en- S a O
Paulo, Brasil,
ell Reverendi-
simo John
M a rk Gan
non, obispo de
Erie, Pa, ma
nifesto q u e
habia hallado
al pueblo bra
sileno lleno de
cello y vigilan-
La gaceta., 1942-12-07

ci6n de Darlan en- ell N0rte de
Africa.
Tres de los mas importantes
diarios londinenses aseguran
que ell embajador hizo una pre-
sion por la relaci6n establecida
con Darlan.
Aseg1rase que ell problema
sera discutido en- una session Sc
creta del parlamento.
La gaceta., 1942-12-07
Un ooispo estodoUnidense g
EIosio a los BrosiIenos

ERIE, PA.-De regreso del
Congreso Eucaristico celebra-
La gaceta., 1942-12-07

BUSINESS UNIVERSITY o.
frece I'm complete curse de Sc
cretariado a una muchacha jo-
ven, en- cambio por servicios de
oficina. GA Gale Franklyn.
La gaceta., 1942-12-07
You Women Who Suffer From
HOT FLASHES the.
Chilly FEELINGS

II you-like so many women between
the ages Of SO and 52-suffer from
hot flashes, weak, dizzy, nervous feel
tngs, distress of Irregularities, are
blue at times-due to the functional
middle age period in a woman's life
try taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound at once. It's the best
known medicine you can buy that's
made especially for 1Don1en.
Pinkham's Compound is famous to
relieve such distress. Taken regularly
it helps build up resistance against
such annoying symptoms. 1t also is q
fine stomachic tonic.
Thousands upon thousands Of
women-rich and poor alike-have
reported benefits. Time and again
Lydia Pinkham's Compound has
proved some women's happiest days
Follow label directions. Worth tryinol
La gaceta., 1942-12-07
INDIGESTION
may affect the Heart

may affect the Heart
Gas trapped In the stomach or outlet may act like .
hair on the heart At the first sign Of distress
smart men and women depend on Bell ans Tablets to
set eas free. No laxative but made Of the fastest
asang medicines known for acid indigestion. II the
FIRST DOSE doesn't prove Bell -ans better. return
bottle " - and receive DOUBLE Money Back. CSC.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Fort Davis Unit Urged
To See Demonstration

Members Of the Fort Davis Citi-
zens' Association last night ware
urged to attend . demonstration
at 7:so tonight on the operation of
. sector control center, to b given
by Morris Clarke. deputy warden OF
the Randall Highlands area, ut the
st. Francis Xavier School.
Mrs. Mabel Morris, secretary Of the
group, recommended attendance at
the meeting to learn of this I'm
portant phase Of the defense set-up.
Members complained of the din
Guilty in obtaining cabs in the area.
1t was explained that call boxes will
be installed in the near future.
Gregory Hankin, Public Utilities
Commission chairman, was praised
for his handling of the taxi situ-
alton.
w. A. Duvall and j. E. Matthews
were appointed delegates to the
Federation, and Mr.. and Mrs. Karl
ton Stein were elected to member
Ship
The meeting was held In the
Ryland Methodist Church, with
Mrs, r. Lawrence Lilley. president,
presiding,
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Servicemen 10 See
Gala Floor Show
Tomorrow Night
Salvation Army and
Red Cross to Celebrate
Cooperative Activity

A gala noor show for servicemen
in this area viii be given at . pm.
tomorrow at the o. 8. o. Club ope-
rated by the Salvation Army at
COS Z street NV, with the District
Red Cross and the Salvation Army
celebrating their successful cooper
alton In providing soldier -saiior rec
reauon.
Those sponsoring the entertain
ment feel It viii be right down the
servicemen's alley"
On the program are Joe and
Earline King. ventriloquists: Ward
Duvail. accordion player and vocal
ist: Miss Eteil Of the British Broad
casting Co. Miss Fuchsia johnson.
violinist, and Gypsy Fay" palmist.
Red Gross Canteen Corps girls win
serve refreshments
At the request Of Fraser s. Gard
ner. o. 8. o. Club director, the Red
Gross during the past year has been
sending from Is to 30 volunteers to
ldAC A4iD SWo il&&it6 NNEA W 689lot
in entertainment and canteen serv-
ice.
Writing TO District Red Cross
Chapter officials. Mr. Gardner ex-
pressed his appreciation, in part, as
follows:
These young women have been
Of inestimable value to me In pro-
viding companionship and enter.
tainment TO the servicemen who
come into the club. They are Of the
very highest type-sincere. intelh-
gent and devoted-and their faithful
service lends to our club IN atmos-
phere Of refinement as we'll as good
fellowship which. feel, u unique
among service clubs.
The Red Cross girls, in their uni
forms, provide an additional re-
minder to the servicemen that the
Red Cross organization is behind
them In every way. In the opera
tion of this Salvation Army q. 8. o.
Club, have had good reason to be
grateful that I had the foresight to
seek such q service from the Red
Cross, and ! think 1t is only fitting
to make my sentiments 1 matter
Of record with you"
Evening star., 1942-04-24
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MUSIC.
vietrola concert, Northeast Branch.
Public Library. Seventh and Mary
land avenue NE. 7::3o pm. todav.
Concert, United States Marine
Band. Marine Barracks, Eighth and
streets Sc, 10 am. and pm. to-
morrow.
Concert, United States Army
Band. Army War College, 1850 An.
tomorrow.
LECTURES.
"Japan's New Order In Asia" by
Henry Paxton Howard. sponsored by
the Howard University Graduate
School, Douglas Han, Howard Uni
versity. . pm. today.
Nature talk. sponsored by the Ma
tionAl Capital Parks Service, Interior
Department auditorium. Nineteenth
and @ streets NV, $50 an. to-
morrow.
"Degas and Empirical Discipline"
by Mr.. Parkhurst, sponsored by the
National Gallery Of Art, Sixth and
Constitution avenue NV, AIS pm.
tomorrow.
DANCES.
Capital Hiking Club, Hayloft, 1896
Massachusetts, avenue NV, 8 pm.
today.
All States Club, Hotel Washington.
$50 pm. today.
Evening star., 1942-04-24

Interciub OF Catholic University
Carlton Hotel, . pm. today.
oeorgetcwn University Foreign
Service School. wardman Park Ho-
tel, Q pm today.
HIKE
Northern part Of Rock Greek Park.
sponsored. by the National Capital
Parks Service, meet at Sixteenth
and Holly streets NV. at 7:3o pm.
tomorrow.
Randolph Macon Womens College
Alumni Association, Club Studio.
Fairfax Hotel, $50 pm. today.
MEETING.
d c. Bar Association. Mayfiover
Evening star., 1942-04-24

Games. National Baptist Memorial
Church, Sixteenth and Columbia
road NV. Q pm. today.
Party, Gunton- Temple Memorial
Presbyterian Church, Sixteenth and
Newton streets NV, 8 pm. today.
Sightseeing tour of washington,
followed by picnic supper. spon-
sored by the Washington Fedora
ton Of Churches, meet ut rotunda,
National Gallery OF Art, Sixth and
Constitution avenue NV. z pm.
tomorrow.
FOR CoLORED sERvICEMEN.
Party, Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. G.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Hotel. Q pm today.
LUNCWONS.

Hotel. Q pm today.
LUNCWONs.
American Society Of international
Law, Carlton Hotel. 1880 pm. to-
morrow.
Court Forest Glen. Catholic
Daughters Of America. Club Studio,
Fsirfax Hotel, 1880 pm. tomorrow
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Dance, sponsored by the women's
Battalion. Bureau of Engraving,
Fourteenth and G streets, . pm.
today.
Dance, sponsored by the National
Catholic Community Service Club,
Carroll Hall. "a g street NV, q
pm today
Evening star., 1942-04-24

Uncle Sam needs waste paper.
Evening star., 1942-04-24

A.. so1 Rhode Island avenue NV
1.so pm. today.
Swimming. games, Y. NJ. c. A..
1915 Twelfth street NV. Q pm.
today.
Evening star., 1942-03-03

COOK. colored, frst-class general house
worker; stay nights. Hobart 93S2. ] 525
Evening star., 1942-03-03

and bath: excellent neighborhood: large
rms: southwest exposure; moderate price.
Telephone panager, Hobart $3.50.