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The Omaha guide., 1942-02-28

Americans working together as
free men. We are in a war for
the preservation of America. It
is the fight of all of us-and work
ing together we will win!
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-28

New classes in map reading and
photography will be started within
the next two weeks by the Amer
lean Women's Voluntary Services
Mrs. Herman F. Metz, chairman
reports that the present classes II
these subjects have nearly finlSh
ed the course.
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-28
CONTROL OF AGRICULTURE

Leaders of the National Grange
one of the largest of the Farm Or
CARNATIONS, insists that there is
too much government control over
agriculture and that unless it is
relaxed, the liberty which we talk
so much about winning in war
will be lost to the farmers i'll
peace. Verify, there are tremend-
GUS times.
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-28

Antioch, Ill, Pixpage-King Res-
sic Senator, 5 years old Holstein
bull owned by Ravenglen Farms
here was named All American Ag-
ed Holstein Bull by a committee Of
16 of the leading dairy cattle
judges of Candad and the United
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-28

dern cigarette design. But there's
no joking about the fact that while
tanks, planes, and ships are play
ing their important roles in our
military and naval defense, these
efficient new tractors will be per-
forming a less glamorous but e.
qually important defense task on
large and small farms the country
OVERRIDING their part in the task
of bolstering Americas food front.
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-28
THE III AND NEW

Southbridge, Mass,-Pixpage-
To dramatize the remarkable pro
gress made during the past fifty
years in diagnosing and correcting
defective eyesight the America :.
Optical Company has reconstruct
d an opticians shop Of the Gay
Nineties (top) and a modern pro
fessional office (bottom). j.
991 the optician was also the
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-28

Pixpage-On land! In the Air,
On the sea! Modern design makes
the big difference as America NOV
es ahead. Here's modern design
land" eremplified in the trim
lines of the new Massey-Harris
Model "81" tractor. Note the a.
unused expression on this farmers
face as he watches his Massey
Harris dealer clowningly demon
strate the big difference" in mo-
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-28
SUBSCRIPTION RATE IN OMAHA

SUBSCRIPTION RATE IN OMAHA
One Year s2Ce
Six Morths $I.25
Three Months .H5
One Month rs
SUBSCRIPTION RATE OUT OF TOWN
One Year $3.50
Six Months S1.50
Three Months Sl.00
One Month 40
All News Copy of Churches and all organizat-
IONS must be in our office not later than 100 p. m.
Monday for current issue. All Advertising Copy or
Paid Articles not later than Wednesday noon, pre-
ceeding date of issue, to insure publication.
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-28
OMAHA e ENSE
ACTIVITIES

Information on the planting and
care of garden vegetables ana
fruits will be given Omaha gard
eners in a series of Victory Card
en- talks at the Joslyn Memorial
on Wednesday afternoon. The
talks and discussions will be con-
Quoted by Mrs. Bessie Mae Grouse
man, garden consultant. The
gardeners will be addressed We'd
nesday afternoon, March A., by E.
H Hoppert, Lincoln, Extension Di-
rector of the State Department of
Agriculture. AL Of The meetings
are open to the public
Rationing of tires Is regarded as
a principal factor in the recently
Increased use of Omaha pubic
transportation facilities, according
to- officials of the street railway
company. j. P. Leo, vice pres'd-
cnt of the company, reports fer
ia uary of this year a 26 PEREZ IN
increase of street ce1 and bus
traffic over January o. -1941. EX-
IRA cars ard buses have been put
il service, and schedules stepped
uo, 10 1a1e for the h,arier trrti.r.
a.rs Charles Wight : i ac"
ne. te. Of the board - dee =
OF the An. erican Women's Vol
u ..s.rv s, rvices, who Sc he'd 4
;t:s are at 63S Graz LIZ: han.
building.
Hhi.fy Fed Cross kn;i.in. ard
sewing groups r being sTi-'5'
81 ~ LIE women's d'7is.on Ct me
:,sist Community Gene. it =
ANNOUNCED by Miss BllI...a T'Hi-
ni.n. oil ,,tor of activ: 'es.
Mrs. ]. H. Wood reports that 80
women have graduated from the
Motor Corps classes conducted by
the American Womens Voluntary
Services. Besides showing a pro
ficiency in driving cars, trucks atid
motorcycles, these graduates have
received detailed training in max
ing necessary repairs to keep We
hicles rolling. Members of the
Motor Corps have been using their
own cars in collecting material in
the Salvage for Victory campaign.
Proceeds of the salvage are being
placed in a fund to be used to est
ablish a mobile canteen service.
Instruction of a class of so ON
aha women to prepare them for
Jobs as aircraft factory workers
will be started soon, it is annourc-
ed by w. c. Cumming, director OF
defense training for the pun'lc
schools. The women were chosen
for the class from the rolls of the
United States Employment Serv-
ice. other classes may be started
later. Mr.. Cumming said.
New classes in map reading anu
photography will be started within
the next two weeks by the Amer
lean Women's Voluntary Services
Mrs. Herman F. Metz, chairman
reports that the present classes II
these subjects have nearly finish
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-28

GREATEST oLsTEIN SHOW BULL OF ALL TIN
The Omaha guide., 1942-02-28

;rhi.fy Fed Cross kn;i:ino ard
sewing groups are being s2tt..'5r
81 ~ ~. women's d'7is.on Of me
:,sist Community Gene. it =
announced by Miss bllI'.a T'"i-
MIN. al ,,tor of activ: es.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11

Lynn Waldorf 1885 Dick Harlow
1886 = = Hooks NvlIn 1887.
Ejl. Kern 1855 Dr Eddie Andcr-
son 1880 clark Shauehncssy
1910 and Frank Lcahy. 1871.
First place votes for O. her
c0acho, included Willy Butts
Georgia @. Denny Myers Boston
College S. Pay Eliot. Illinois. 7,
HOWE Odcll Yale Narchmont
Schwartz Stanford Fritz CuSlcr
Michigan and Jack Ncagher Au-
burn three each Bob Higgins
Penn Stefe EslI Blatk Army
Ion Lizzie Columbia John Earn
rn TCnDC oc Charles Caldwell
Williams Jimmy phclan 81
Mary S. I'D Eckcrlcr, Noue
D8mc. and 30 Mcmillan. indiana,
one Caej.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Toronto Puts
Puck Race Into
Three-Wdy Tie
nv international New, >sr,cs

Ncck-and-ncCk was tho order of
the day today as three teams IN
tho National Hockey League we're
tied for first place BY virtue Of IT.
defeat of thc Chicago BlackhaWks
Z 10 =, The Toronto Maple LoafS
moved up 70 first place along with
tho Hawks and tho Boston Bruins
All OF the Leafs coaiS were
scored IN tho second and third pc
RODS. The Hawks led hv one score
in the first period bat the Leafs
got 70 work In tho second session
when Lorno Carr shot one INTO The
baSket Reg Hamilton Mel Hi
and Jack Mclean rsmTod 10 the
other three points ln tho second
period
Babc Pratt who a. .-'c5 in the
earlier score raprod m 'hc Ms'
of Tho three Toronto goals m the
final period Ho vas followed b.
GIlIy Taylor and Cave Stcwart.
who sent the puck flying for p
score IN thc If>t 20 >cccai~ 90 play,
80 game are scheduled tor to-
night bu' tomorrow fho Detroit
SIX play ~ Toronto and 'se Cana
dlCuS N Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
ROTH JITTERY

II was obvious that both bowl
orS were iittery after the Ions
S9-Came grind. but CrimminS
opened with strike spare and
strike but the crowd Croancd As
he drew the $40 baby split Hc
failed 10 convert the shot bat
spared the balance NJ the way out
picking UP the As split in The
fifth frame
DAYS OPENING games were 1S5
90. IA and 1SS. He doubled ir
'hn tcn'h n tho final frame for
Dor 70 total o66 against 1899 FOR
his challenger
Crmmlns fatcr his brilliant FIN
ism. IL, now tho favorltc in INC
round robin matches Buddy To.
mar OF Houston. Tex paced the
field with Connie Schwocclor who
ran third last year behind Grin
Minis and Joe Norris being the
runnerup
Norris finished host among the
DCtro.tcr>, landing in 'hiructh
place with a 1913 score
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Georgia Tee'ER ESilOl
Manned & 0aa.sR-OG-N GEAR

NfW YORK Dec II tUp1-.
H#aw A BM Alexander head
.4N coach ar Georgia Tech
1920 today was named
#r 1. '1r year r ii poIlot the
ar coaches conducted by The
@ York Nor.d-Tclograw
Tho Atlanta CydT0n patriarch
E.e..c5 81 first place ballots out
total rl $50 Paul Brown Of
l.ia state N> second with IS
.- Hurry ~uh'drchcr Wisc0r-
'. with r. and Horny
ta fourth with IL
$50 'eJ thc Raphhr
W. .0 rlr0 vefur0r- r0 no
and ~ Cotton Bow bud
EH'u winner n tho
..,ar# Previous winners were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11

Martin sa.l Yesterday as he
stepped 10 rho s'dci,ncS a. The
~r urng, gym '0 mix little
conversation with ms >upor,n-
toroIn- of 'ao team
II use il for everything In
the eases Of cancelled holidays,
added home work, long practice
sessions, or whatever happens TO
come up. | tie il in with the sac
riliccS necessary for the dura-
ton Md logically. If We have
a bad year naturally it'll he due
10 untorcNc happening
brought ON by the war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Paul Brown Says M Was Toug hest Foe

Paul Brown the brilliant young Ohio State coach can eX
pain II better l. Despite his teams convincing victory
over Michigan believes Michigan given day Tho
hardest football He voted that poll which
No Of the country for one day when would
be al its peak
Michigan presumably at its peak against Notre Dame
Brown years up from high school coaching circles
a-recs the Big Ten tough league He regards his team
victory over Abor eleven the he will settle for
without any further he says he's wouldn't want
play Csers boys and have 70 win three games out OF
five for a big stake like championship
That's why is tough league Brown said. I'VE
Michigan after they had played terrific game against
from their peak Iowa caught
Wisconsin after Wisconsin had whipped and think Wis
consin from that peak You have to he SO com
what's tough"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Lieut.. Greenheru Put
On DUiy in Florida

PANAMA CITY Fla Doc. II
IN> ftr~t Lieutenant Henri,
Hank G~ecnbcrc. former star
SluEcor Tor tho Detroit Ti-crs. was
on duty today ~ The army air
forc' fcNbic cIrncgl school ~
Tyrda'' Field.
l. GrcenbcrC VIII bo assigned
70 duty with L. HarhIr 2 Law
son Tyndall Fields physical tram
ir- director.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
EhNeE NFoS
NTGv lose
EPGfSPr

WV YORK Dc y inst
oatf'o'ror Poto Po"o-. 'oe0l~~
Brooklyn Dodgor hitter MAY be
LOST 10 the arr.y before mes. sea-
SOr
General Manager Branch Hickey
sand Relsor who live, a. 81 Louis
visited Brooklyn last week and
passed his draft board cXamina-
ton Iic is married and also sup
ports other members of his family
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11

Gopher Guard Writes 10
KoIesar Of a Fault

AN ARBOP Doc. 81 Spor'e-
warShip is nor unl-u4. lr United
states college football hg Ncri-
gan Bon Kolesar tolls az au OK
ample 'ha' rate, pr0''N nigh On
'hC Inst
When 'hC Wolverines PLAYED
Minnesota his fall guard John
RllmaN playing opposite koicsar.
noticed that Bon photographed his
intention each time So was gong
10 pull os' Of the Inc and run
interference
WhcrOupon Bulman probably
carr y a niche IN some hall n
fame by writing r. the Michigan
guard and giving him some advice
10 frlp correct Tho fault
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
STANDINGS
Auto Club Wins

Auto Club basketball team tim-
med tho RomuIps Third Forging
Command base team 52-37. last
night Jimmy Burns - points
paced The WJrDCr~ and Il B}'
Numbering scored 30 10 lead the
Flyers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11

m,' division league
Lost through graduation the
mo viii bc replaced this season
ny Louis Hathaway The kid, who
caught thar end zoro pass IN The
GoodfctoV game Bob Martin and
I'd Wa,In- Tho newcomers VIII
be starting for tho first tmc.
Until Tho now PLAYERS rccchc
sufficient experience 20 hold up
their corners of 'he quintet the
main burden falls on Veterans
George Sinks, and E3 Clr.or.
guard and forward PLAYING their
final season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
the Hook
By
Leu Walter

Detroit Faces Big Guns ISM enough that tho Rcd WincS
Toronto Maple Leafs
Toronto whore tho Icals have hecn staging runaway victories
Sunday tho Boston Bruins VINO
VhoopnC bunch of Veterans but have the
kid nc Bill Shl Don Gancc and Armand
GHdOln Limo tho SDrol
Line Back Of He blue limo Boston has tho Two hch scoring
dofcnocn NJ The aCuo Flash Iiolctf and Jack Crawford
Glory Boston College doesn't to make cent
q Bowl Alabama, hut l. taking II
reputation Ito reward the paNrrs-
Cross G n $4,000 punch ~ the
which carried $4,000
luck, 100000 the
Bo business
Butch Is Tanned: Bernard Butch Braun iho toughest and
hSkS photographer ro7ed Detroit
Time Office challenging editors pcssmen and any ono VINO ha<ef
commanding United States Merchant
According the latest comnlunique from Butch he
officer and challenged him Result
spent every Of his spare guard duty
Bay
night editors couldn't believe but Bu'cs
letter closed the sentence be good
nd see | can q be a myself
inc reasO hocke lbs n
they give all their profits
they must pay gift onthecash addition
In Others word,. $4,000
additional 81 900 oyour pockets
hard waive that But relief
coming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11

We trying Ia only within the letter of the
Office Of Defense Transportation request hut also within the
spirit Of it, Along these lines making adjustments in
exhibition schedule pairing the number games. etc
p added.
We still plan ia do spring trimming at West Palm
Beach Fla, starting March hut you can't tcl when
might have 10 make changes.
If necessary" Rlckcy said. che maior league
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Jack Doyle'S Sister Dies, too

>FRIN"tItID Mas, Dec. ~ UP1-TUncral service,
b held i"morr"" morning FOR Jack Do famed Vow York
Ting
within % 10 z
DOYLE, BroadwaNN odds" Jacksonville
i' sister teacher died Jersey civ " j., medical
center Yesterday. ~ her brothers death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
w. Major Teams May Quit Florida Training Camps

Hickey believes that government baseball
tnue the greatest threat PLAYERS being taken
the armed but the nanpower switch from
essential to essential industry.
Baseball is than willing 10 conform with suG-
gestOns the government concerning manpowrr"
said think government the sport
tinued and we've do II with the facilities
eigbe-men who still would be idle If not playing ball"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Il Was Michqan's Dey-So Irish Lost

Michigan lick Notre Dame-and don't think any
in the world could have beaten the Wolverines that
particular suppose could have beaten Nore
Dame the the Irish whipped Bernie Bermans Iowa Cadets
And Michigan State whip Great Lakes team that went
hold its opponents scorecss Then Notre Dame
only Great Lakes but holds 70 l3a tic That
was the kind this fall only wish you could
have Of il.
"C'cst la guerre" as good old harp would say in his
best south Boston dialect.
War or proves the team that is up is the team
that wins golfer do you play l25-forlS or
loss holes like writer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
GYM TIED UP

40. | don't think vel win
very many games this year.
We've GOT an intramural pro-
gram involving rs teams That
occupies the gym most OF tho
time and the varsity slips i'm
when we can arrange IT, That's
a duration measure, Of course"
The Noro0g'o VIII be decided ~
a Catholic League meeting within
the noEt TWO weeks
Central wa, defeated only twice
during The league season last year
both times 10y Visitation. The looy
champion Father Martins meaCcI
hopes rcsf iargc'v ON Tho prosunp-
ton tha' The t',rholdcrs VIII be-
suffering graduation and wartime
nUrNNr .rr.rr. too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Basketball Results

Au'o cub - ror.f.- F'.s-s
'"s'r-- Michigan 81 Na0rrrs'ss IS
Rates 80 Sc" HewrFnirs 50
Vest Nars's~N 20 Pat'-r-rs o. ~ H
NeN Cumberland 60 So 80 Mar, .
NNT 5F QUEENS q
Williams 81 Ar-r.~ IN
GcorAefoNr los Aulr.ta~ -9
Nt'a0rts a. Fort DIS ~
T-pa 81 p S'ate 60
Turdga g.. Wabash Is
Franklin N4rFn4. o. f.~.a'4 -e
WsshDrr~ 80 Kansas state 20
rrKsih Teachers a. F's'fsrf's -
Fre1.rIs 90 Frffafo
Vermont - r. Allen 80
Richmond 33. E.rhmord FHers ~
HIGH SCHOOL
G. Ef4r.4.aHt So Mar.a tN & b
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11

As matter of fact is entirely possible to train right
in The city although there number of drawbacks" he
explained We did il in ST. Louis ANY team be cond
toned wonderfully adequate gymnasium where there
tracks the do their running and enough for
batting Pitchers work out well The major draw
back t. that players might get what call their batting
inside"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
LEO ONES HIS BOWL GAME CHOICES

Cpl James &. Murphy
Battery 1l1tr C. A. G..
Vallejo Cal.
Dear Corporal
Please excuse This beatcd reply
Jus, when 7 about you that | thought Boston
College greatest football up pops the
Eagles devastating setback the hands Of ruthless Holy
Cross
Corpora Murphy Of Boston behalf Of group Of the
Battery boys which besides the corporal included Bill Pompuch
Of Jackson Yin Baovs OF Detroit and Danny Gass Of Boston
the opinion the relative of the
Michigan and Boston College tcams)
And corporal when I had about made up my mind that
Michigan could beat any team in country barring
College perhaps along triumph the VOL
verines Wei corporal pals that's football, What football
has been this past fall upse than Boston political
election.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11

D-1f2 hf Times star Phot0sfa phe
BARNEY McCOSKY is
shown being sworn into tire
navy as an aviation cadet yes
tcrday The 2f-ycar-old Tiger
outncldcr will receive a call
70 take civilian pilot training
within two months. II. Com.
Harry Klpke said, and Will be
given the 40 hours Of flying
and POO hours Of ground work
before going TO pre-fijght
school, Barney revealed he
is engaged 10 Miss Alice
Brady. a student nurse Al
Providence Ho pital, and
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Brady O. Deckorvllc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
so TO / SHOT

AZ tho end Of The LONG grind.
the figures on tho big board showed
each man with As games won and
lost; total pins. 1879 for Grim
Minis and 1859 for Day Nod.
however. had 3994o points 10
39S % for The challenger.
Crimmins beat Day seven out
Of 10 games in the Semifnal block
and had 10 win all : games and
pick UP 1O4 pins as We'll 70 win
The odds were better than 50 20 Z
that It could not bo done, bur
Johnny nearly turned the trick
Opening with a $50 game Grim
Minis rounded out 22t and 227
while DAY who muffcd crnchI0o
the match when he failed 70
double in the tonth frame Of the
second game. trailed with lS5 pc
and II
Crimmins came from behind
with double in the tenth n win
the fourth game 20l 10 ISIS hui
had caught and out-totaled Nod
1901 10 l744S. as the pair hlt
tho zsr1fri
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Ned Day Winner
On Points in
Hectic Finish
special ~ mn pETRo,r TINES

CHICAGO. Dec lit beat
Ned Day in total pins bu, I still
lost my title match, figure that
one out" said johnny CrimmiDS
after the hectic finish with Nod
Day last night the most dramatic
in the history of bowling
CrimminS. stout Of heart, came
from behind 20 have the $500 fans
jammin gthc Auditorium Thcatcr
in a frenzy, as he oVercame a ire
mendouS lead 10 out-total the
champion by 30 pins yet lose the
match.
The Peterson point system un-
der which the 90-Camc scrap was
staged, provides that point be
scored for every so pins and p
point for each game won An adj
dltional point is scored should p
bowler out-total his opponent Yet
lose a match IN number Of games
played That's what beat GRIM
minis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGTE
III NNTNl HTlNI u
mo tNIeaGa
AMERICAN LEAGUE
MINIInN nINIsII

THt ESDNN'~ RE~IIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11

u rs So Co~p''cated
Nay q e You Car
FIGURE C.+ The Puzzle
Evening star., 1942-09-27
Citizens of TakOma Park
To Fete John Meiklejohn

Fielder. president of the Citizens
Association of Takoma D. C.
Other speakers will include Oliver
w. Youngblood, Mayor of Takoma
Park, Md, A. P. Brown, of the Fuel
and Coal Division of the Merchants
and Manufacturers Association,
George A. Cook, president of the
Takoma Park Chamber of Com
merce, DR.. c. c. Galloway, past
grand patron Of the Order of the
Eastern Star, and senior worthy
patron of Takoma Chapter No IL;
Harry T. Plowman, worthy patron
of No. II; Thomas w. Joy, past
president of the Chillum Heights
Citizens Association; DR.. William
A. Hooker, chairman of the Histori-
cal Committee of the Takoma Park
Citizens Association, and William
M. Greene, secretary of the Citizens
Association of Takoma, D. c.
A business session of the asso-
citation, presided over by Miss Grace
B. Holmes. president, will precede
! the celebration.
Evening star., 1942-09-27

John Meiklejohn Night" will be
celebrated Tuesday as a feature of
the meeting of the Takoma Park
Citizens Association, which will be
held in the Takoma Park Branch
of the Public Library, with special
program arranged for the occasion.
Mr.. Meiklejohn. who is IS, has
spent 66 years of his life in Takoma
Park and vicinity. He was born in
Alva, Scotland, in 1867, came to
America in 1869 and has been active
in civic and business organizations
and affairs throughout his entire
life.
The program will include talks
by Worshipful Master George E
Davis and Past Master Howard S
Fisk OF Takoma Lodge No. %
r. A. A. NJ, the Rev. r. Paul Schear-
rer of Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church, John Clagett Proctor, vice
president of the Association OF Old
est Inhabitants of the District and
past grand patron of the Order OF
the Eastern Star, and Reginald H
Evening star., 1942-09-27
Scottish Rite Opens
Fall Program With
Ladies' Night Tuesday
AImos Temple Band
Concert to Precede
Dancing, Refreshments

An Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite will inaugurate fall activities
with ladies' night for it's members
and their ladies on Tuesday night
at the temple, 280o Sixteenth street
NV. Almas Temple Band will give
a concert in the auditorium to be
followed by dancing and refresh
ments.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection will
hold a special meeting at 7:3O pm,
preceding the concert. to transact
business incident to petitions for the
victory class"
Initiation of the victory class, y
numbering more than go, will begin
on October 6, when the fourth and
fifth degrees will be exemplifed.
Master Earl Garretson of Ana
costa Lodge has called a special
communication for tomorrow night
to confer the NJ M. degree.
Joppa Lodge will devote tomorrow
| night to business.
Ralph E. Lancaster, master of
Myron M. Parker Lodge, has called
a special meeting on Tuesday night
for the M. M. degree.
Naval Lodge will have Navy Yard
night at its communication Thurs
day night.
Master Russell Miller of Lebanon
Lodge Announces the M. M. degree
Friday night.