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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
An Irritation to ChiIdren's
Easter Egg Party in 1891 Was
Quantity illustrated as Abope.

sauce a stir and pour it around
the eggs.
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THE RECIPES MORE THAN 100 YEARS OLD
III ALTHOUGH recipe by great grandmother
back in 1912, today, in 1912 it's bit as good If
not essential, for all those who want to
make America strong by making Americans stronger writes
f. Providence r. $50 I'm passing this
old New England hoping that mothers of large
families will these delicious carrot pies to
their grateful children Here it is:
the filling for the follows Select young tender
through result with beaten and
u white brown y each
OF cinnamon, alspice and salt, mixing we'll
pie tin with piecrst made by combining 2a cups
salt shortening used
vegetable shorenng and about
tablespoons the mixture inside
strips of crust like attce-work
the top of pie
$50 degrees F. thereabouts "a
good plan bit of crust in the to see if it is
right right to bake all right Don't
soggy hard) grandmother
pies her odfahioned brick and
old diary she kept her always
out tyne tender brecsted soggy Her diary
and children had second
hepng!
sample pie for Each
reminds OF old Fashioned THANKSGIVING
for twop iesIMary Lee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
FRICASSEED EGGS

This recipe seems TO have been
very popular with Omaha, Neb.,
housewives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

the kettle of boiling water and
steam carefully until set.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Wonderful Way 70 Shampoo
BLONDE HAIR

fine liquid shampoo that you make az home in
n few minutes helps make blonde hair CLEAN with
lovelness Leaves no soapY film on hair or
scalp d. Does not dry out the hair. The rich
creamy lather washes out the dingy dirt and dust
. removes the ugly loose dandruf brings out
the sparkling highlights and lustrous blonde
beauty. To make full quart OF this wonderful
liquid shampoo, just cut bar OF Sayman's Nege-
table Wonder Soap into thin slivers and dissolve
slivers in quart Of lukewarm water. This makes
rs fine liquid shampoo as you could buy for i've
or even ten times this cost enough tor six 20
eight or even more glorious shampoos. Keeps
indefinitely in capped bottle or jar. II you want
truly beautiful blonde hair, try this wonderful
way TO shampoo. Ask at any dug. department.
grocery OF variety store for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

An Oid-FaShiOncd Easter Egg
Nest Using a Basin ar Deep
Dish for a Cont0iner Vas
Made as .Sh0un 4b0re.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

IAN Weekly. Inc Great Britain Rights Reserved,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

You get sxtrs ironI Scientific tests
have shown Brer Rabbit MolaSses is
second only TO lixer as rich food
source OF available from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
NO SUGAR NEEDED in these
tosty BRER RABBIT cookies

cereal, stewed fruits grapefruit.
baked apples, baked ham and can
died sweet potatoes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

Note, The Winner Of SIS No Nay Disqualified From
Winning Another " Your Recipe Has Been Published in the
orandck But You Have Another Equally Good, Send In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Drainboard Pad
Prevents Chipping

A THICK terry cloth pad. 20
fit the drainDoard, will materi-
ally cut down on tho danger OF
chipping tho. rims OF drinking
glasses after they have been
washed. Ragged edges on glasses
can he real menace, besides
being ugly.
The pads can be made by
using a bath towel that has be-
come frayed or otherwise unpre-
sentablc for further bathroom
use.
Cut il the size and shape Of
The drainboard. using double
thickness. of the material il the
towel has worn thin. Bind the
edges with tape, 70 keep from
frayIng.
Wash out the pad after each
Use in fresh Soapy water. and
hang up 10 dry Part of It's Scrv-
iccabIlity of course depends upon
Us immaculate condition. he
cause there Is no point IN putting
clean glasses on a sollcd pad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Calendar Of EUeHiS
There's Something Doing
Every Minute Of the Day
BY IRENE VI. HAWKINS

AS WE remember the last
war, women Just sat home and
read the newspapers. oh. we
knitted. did Rcd Cross work such
as knitting and sewing, but that
was the end of II.
Not 80 thus war Hardly A
hOmemakcr I'm America o.. that
doesn't hustle through the break
fash dishes e.. 10 dash off 10 A
lecture a meeting. h class or a
post for defense work. It's ike
going back 10 school and Me
shall come out Of IL e.. with a
compete education there's
nothing we Shant know how TO
deal with.
Many Of the subjects being
discussed We should have
studied long ago -. il took a
war 20 wake Us up.
Here's the program for tins
week and on through the
spring,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Business Girls

Putting Your Best Face For
ward viii be the subject OF tho
next business girls meeting. TO
be held at 100 Thursday eve
ming. March y. at the Marx
Twain Library Gratiot al Burns.
Mrs. Louise Cummings of a
local store VIII discuss beauty
care and makeup and viii give
a demonstration Of the most ef-
icCuve ways OF using cosmetics.
After her talk. Mrs Cummings
viii answer questions about indi-
yIdual beauty problems.
Thursday evening : lecture.
one Of "A new series on the prob
lens Of working girls has been
arranged by Miss Barbara Berry
Of the Friends OF the Library.
ANY girl who is working or plan
ming 10 work soon Is welcome 10
attend the lectures free Of
charge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Negro Health Week

\ gala plaNfcSt featuring dem
onStrauonS IN baGm!ntor tennis,
modern and tap dancing. con-
toSt> and games and other forms
OF recreation. with prizes for the
winning participants. VIII mark
the local observance Of Negro
health week az Lucy Thurman
Branch NWCA on Thursday evc-
ninC. March l.. The public is
invited
Mrs. Snow r GuCSby and her
branch education committee has
arranged the program, which
VIII be IN charge OF Miss &. La
vlnIa Moore. The new health
education Sccrc tary OF the
branch i Is hoped that an old
time fiddler VIII bc present to
play for the square dancing
Free refreshments and an
movements OF spring sports aC-
tlNticS viii be included IN the
program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
On Milk!

Dollars, Deliveries and MIX
is the subject Of A panel dis
cuSSlon 10 be held IN the main
library auditorium. Woodward
and Kirby, at 7:30 p. m, Tues
day March 10.
The speakers viii be Charles
Lockwood Greater Detroit Con
sumcrS Council, chairman milk
committee Frank Y. Martcl, De-
troit and Wayne County Fedora
tlon Of Labor. and Dr. Harrison
Pagan. assistant professor OF
economics, Wayne University.
This Is one of a series OF
weekly meetings called The
Consumer and the War pre-
Scntcd by the public library with
the aim of helping the Devil
dcrcd consumer ADJUST himself TO
the war situation.
Admission j. free.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Whitman Exhibit

a Walt Whitman exhibit con
Sisting of autographs, first edi-
tons. portraits. and other rare
and interesting items from the
collection Of Ralph l.. FanSler,
Will be on view al the public
library, Woodward and KIRBY,
from March 4-20>
Included in the exhibit are tho
1871 edition of Leaves Of
Grass the original 1865 edition
Of Drum-TapS, and the original
1876 edition OF Memoranda Of
the War.
The exhibit has been arranged
in observance OF the flfucth an
nIyerSary Of WhiImanS death.
which occurred March IS. 1892
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09

CUOCHET this basket and
hl h. with these colorful fruit
motifs 50 easily embroidered
ON tea cloth or scarf Your
linens then will add gayety and
charm TO your luncheon table.
Pattern 278 contains trans
fer pattern of 6 motifs 4i4AlO
inches: 4 motifs 3i2X3 inches;
directions for crochet; materials
required.
Send II cents in coin for this
pattern 10 the Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department. l225 Times
square, Detroit, Mich Owing
20 customs regulations. orders
for patterns TO Canadian deS-
tInatlons cannot he filled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09

THE SPRING BRIDE may
take her bows this week for
Detroit store Is putting all it>
resources 10 work 30 prepare
her for her day Of days And
10 most OF these busting httic
characters walking amongst thc
clouds. any assistance would br
gratefully accepted
Its time 20 register Your
preference m china and glass
ware for wedding gifts. tImc 10
brush up on the magic OF cook
INC and list those odds and ends
Of kitchen equipment Wei the
experts arc ready 10 lend a hand.
Your greatest concern, no
doubt. is goWninG yourself for
the prcttic>t performance OF
lifetime. II YOU vc long dreamed
OF real wedding. white irock
church aisle and all its pos
SIble even If YOU take your VOWS
on a week : notice.
IN WARTIME, eNtravaCan'
weddings are usually CrUlalled,
but the dignity and tradition
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09

AUG. % TO SEPT. %
FWgO-Friendly influences for
your specific talents and capa-
bility. Much patience with de-
tails and irritating circumstances
may be necessary but you'll be
equal to them
SEPT. - TO OCT. -
Libru go Get thoroughly ac-
quainted with what your proce-
durc should be. then tackle the
difficult and most important mat
tcrs first.
OCT -. To NOV. -
SrOrpi0- You are in good
standing with today's star as
poets! If you are up TO par per-
sonally and don't duck your re-
sponsibilItieS, YOU can make an
excellent showing
NOV. - TO DEC. p
SuQittorits-Although listed as
favorable in your chart. you'll
have to give more than ordinary
attention 70. and work at, your
job. It's a challenge day with a
worthwhile prize for you who do
your best.
DEC. p TO JAW. n
Cdpric0yU-Your usual routine
duties, urgent issues and work
for and with those who have our
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
HOROSCOPE

Section Yor Birthday Comes h. and Find What Yopr On
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
BY Frances Drake

.utIooL IL, according to the Stars,
their place substitute common
sense, extra effort and speedy
execution of loday's consequent
tal tasks.
FEB. n TO MARCH ~
s-Toss all doubt and
anxiety out the window. Today
says "On with your program
New ideas, methods and new ma
terials can solve many problems.
4 CHILD born on this doV:
Studious and friendly DISPOSE
ton. sincere. trustworthy, sound
in theory and judgment. Inclined
Ia be inactive and lack consistent
ambition. Should he encouraged,
urged forward.
copy right. 1912, By King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09

health. The volumes included
are recommended by physicians.
health agencies and special or
CARNATIONS, and they are avail
able for any one Interested IN
preparation for marriage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Books on Marriage

As a result of widespread in
tctc>t IN recent YWCA lecture
courses on Marriage, now
library Of books on marriage has
been assembled a. Highland
Park Branch YWCA by the Met
ropolItan YWCA committee on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Nutrition Classes

Ms " 3 By~ater VIII glyc
The opening talk IN q series Of
10 weekly nutrition lectures Al
the Walker Branch Library, 80
p m, Monday March 9 The
meeting IS open 10 the public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
, MARCH Fl TO APRIL 20

MARCH Fl TO AFRIL 20
Artcs-Honesty in thought and
deed and a willingness 10 assist
and cooperate in all worthy
projects and with employer, en-
ploye and those with whom you
have daily contact will put you
on the right track today and
earn respect Of all.
APRIL Fl TO MAY 2O
TdUus-Today may not daz-
zle YOU by It's opportunities and
easy-going offerings but you can
find plenty Of honest work 20
keep YOU uSefully occupied.
NAY ef TO JTNE n
Gcmtai-P an carefully and
eliminate detours as efficiently
and quietly as you can. This Will
simplify your whole weeks pro-
gram.
JINE - TO JELY -
CuHccr-lou may have 10
overlook many little annoyanccs
today and it IS well 10 be able
to do this-it keeps the mind
big and roomy for the important
things in life
JILY - TO 1IG. -
Lco-There are advantages 20
be- found and gains Will accrue
where YOU put forth the right
Kind OF persistent effort Practi-
cal and necessary matters on the
preferred list. Be patient,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-09
Experts Ready to Hell p Bride
With Wedding Details
BY JOAN DEAN

81 a church wedding remains in
vogue. no matter how small the
guest list OF how informal The
reception
Ioull cherish The memory %,
mat dramatic occasion with II
,lNpcnce tucked m your shoe for
good luck the bouquet You
r1,>cd INTO -omobody $ Out
stretched hands the tiny
rng attached 20 The bouquet
which returns 10 your lIrNt-horu.
However II family and iiuan-
cIal circumstance, dominate your
decision tor q casual ceremony,
be assured that ID can be tho
happicSt day o' your life All
important IN either case. is the
rousseau situation
WE NOMINATE the basic
SUIT for tho brides first pur-
chase YouH want q good ono
with classic lines and plenty Of
oomph 30 wear long after tho
honeymoon Is over. For tho
brIdcy feeling. wear u with frou-
frou. For trans and tours tame
il down with a sweater and
brogueS
\ model example is the PIN
striped beige SWt of pure wool
IN The photograph Note the
wide. short apclS and the
noWory. SIlvcr-bascd buttons.
Has an out-of-a-handboN SIM
phCitv that makes n adaptable
10 any accessories You choose
TO add.
Happy landings and may II
be a observation-disclosures event.
Whether your ro>c-coverod cot
tage is "A lO-roonlcr or Just a for
tho time being arrangement.
you're wise 30 start planning
today.
BUDGETEERS BRIDES
and otherwise, viii profit by a
visit 10 the spring Showings OF
suits and dresses. coats and
chapeauS in local basement
store tomorrow and Wednesday.
The models Will be doing their
stuff from 10 10 4, alternating
the array and resting up IN 20
minute intervals California
>portSwcar and brand new
stocks. priced from about 81 10
SD, will keep you ah-Ing and
Oh-lng.
Evening star., 1942-01-07
Calf SoIes Gain

Twenty thousand farmers in New
Zealand sold over 100000 calves
In 194l, gain Of more than 10000
over 1910.
Evening star., 1942-01-07

and Lucille A; Popoli. rs. Baltimore: the
oesaa N.Y.; y.s,c 70 81 iadi e, mont
ave. NV: Father Dade.
Eden E. Billings. 20. 127 4th st. Sc. and
M:rf..et sv. tse hiSn RsS g. saI IaieS
and Virsinia B. Jones, 10. 1915 st.
NV: the Rev; Howard 9; wilkinson.
Ralph N; Franklin. 20 clifton ~ Station "a Va.
,s.ss sns Psy pq@sli. ssl 2s, 40 rls,d. ave; NV.
s nna Hnsn she Rev e. Robert xnde.on G ai' 4'n ST.
the Rey. John I: Henry.
john and Ma1sassH 5Gsassp H Iso ss Gree nv Nv
Asapito r. Gonzalez Al. and sibyl Il. Wag-
sSI sone5. 81 both both & Of i3s5 11th st. NV:
nv; the Rev, r. i. 4. Bennett.
and virginia A. Walker rs; 171I I St.
NV: the Rev. r W, Alstork;
joseph W; Rollins: 23 1923 B St; ne, and
the th Rev. L. &. Troch. ~ A ' &C.
EdMaTa McAstsT ksaianG 3 St nm shs spe
James A. 6sris% 4 Issa =: la9, 4 Union n. st : sx:
and and Inell Gary,Sn' S2' 1905 Rhode
setts ave. NV. and Mar Z. Policl,- 20.
loZi Massachusettb ave. h'W'' tne rev.
Abraham "a 1Gsassn Kasso 81. s7l7 9th st. NV. and
Jean Shapiro, 30. 1920 Taylor st. NV;
Rabbi Henry SeRal.
Wallace B. Davis. jr., 25. and Dorothy
Louise Heitritter. 81. both OF 1855 st.
NV: the Rev. John W. Rustin
Hilliard r. Johnson. 23, and Jane l.. Jones.
II. both of 933 4th st. NV: the Rev. G.
George Il. Mines. 81. aOl 4th st. NV. and
Lille A. Perkins. "a. 2I5 Massachusetts
ave. NV: judge Nathan Cayton.
Clayton G. Timberlake, 2S. and Mary NJ.
Brown. 80. both Of 1893 Florida ave.
NV; the Rev. Robert Anderson.
Stanley w. Barnum. 80 and Elena Hall,
%. both Of 210 K st. ne; the Rev. 8. T.
Donald {. Miller. %. 2Io A st. ne. and
the Rev Ralph w. Loew.
Prank Urena, %. Anacostia. and Mary
Fielkovic II, 10 st. NV: the Rev.
Prank B. Warrick. 81. ouantico. and Doris
+ Harris. 10. 3044 N st. NV; the Rev.
Howard Stone Anderson.
Sam Marmorosh. 56. and Sophie Weber. 81,
both of Brooklyn: Judge Cayton.
Jean l. Pickett, %. l719 Rhode Island
ave. NV: the Rev. John w. Rustin.
Raymond E. Heaverin, %. Cheltenham.
Md, and Mary E. Chinault, 20. 3217
Nichols ave. Sc; the Rev. Charles z.
Clarence A. de Bethizy. 81, Riverdale. Md.
Evening star., 1942-01-07
Zionist Forum 10 Hear
Discussion on Palestine

AFTER the War What Can Pales-
tine Expect From the Peace Table?"
viii be tho subject Of a forum to-
morrow night at the headquarters
Of the American Zionist Organiza-
tion. ITO Sixteenth street NV.
Members Of the local Zionist Or
ganization will hear . discussion of
Palestine's aspirations by Tobias
Naftalin, chairman Of the Educa-
tional Committee; DR.. Joshua Bern
hardt, DR.. David Albala and Louis
Dembitz.
Zionist Sabbath services will be
held Friday night at the Adas Israel
Synagogue, Sixth and I streets NV,
with Simon Shelter, director Of the
American Zionist Organization, as
the speaker.
All local Zionist groups will gather
for a Joint meeting at the Jewish
Community Center on January q
in the interests Of the Jewish Ma
tional Fund. The speaker will be
Rabbi Israel Goldstein, president Of
the national fund, the agency de-
voted to acquiring land for settle
ment In Palestine In the name Of
the Jewish people.
Evening star., 1942-01-07

and Dori; v Ie HortEn; ls 1ao1 1e.n,selS nSrida
Ley Love-. ASA@s' e. 5zis BAKER st. ne: the REV.
Claire Z. Hawthorne.
Michael J. Flannery. %. -Arlineton Can
tonment. and Eleanor L. Lowery, 81.
Raymond Brsdfield, Ss, and Ida L. Howard.
10, both of 3006 Massachusetts, ave. ne:
willard b. De witt 81. 1910 Allison st..
NV, and Florence c. Robertson. 80,
1458 Columbia I'd. NV: the Rev. A.
Lincoln Smith.
Ernest r. Clifton, jr.. 21. 612 18th st: nv.
and Marjorie M. Bower, -, 15l2 Rhode
Island ave. NV; the Rev. Edwin H.
Edward Turmanian. %. 41e5 River I'd;
Jenifer st. NV; the Rev. Walter M.
Frank J. Dugan. %, 100 p st. ne. and
Church I'd. NV; the Rev. William J..
Joseph A. Guerri. 20. and Lena M. Breed
ing. %, both Of 800 r st. ne; the Rev.
William s. Abernethy.
Harry Carpenter, 49, 9O2 22nd st. NV,
and Katie Taylor. %, 1903 18th 1t. NV:
the Rev. J. Nick. Jones
Edward v Knowlden. 26, 5501 Nevada ave.
NV, and Ann E. Bodenstein. 30, 5124
Chevy Chase parkway; the Few. Henry
Richard D. bailey. "a. 49as Butterworth
pl. NV. and Evelyn T. Bodenstein, 20,
5124 Chevy Chase parkway NV. the
Rev. Henry W. Snyder.
Evening star., 1942-01-07
IE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, D. c.,

may others please take notice. I
still have two fine feet"
He told . reporter feet were about
all he had left after two major op-
erations in July, and after the lat
ter peritonitis set in, "but even that
couldn't get me-" he added.
Nov, those doctors bills were
pretty high" he unused, but as
Uncle Sam needs the cash so urgent
" he will get 1t, and I'll finish pay
ing the docs on the installment
plan"
Although retired from the Detec-
tive Bureau for more than 16 years,
Mr.. Evans has offered his services to
the Police Department as . civilian
police or In any way they can use
him.
He said his wife Is 100 per cent
behind him In the car deal" and
the same amount OF percentage"
In civilian defense. He has one
SOL.
Evening star., 1942-01-07
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. lo,D, cauples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, Wait three full days and
receiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other ddys.
Melvin .. Conn. 3s. and Helen Sykes. p,
both Of Baltimore: Rabbi Solomon H.
Robert H. Mansiapane, 26. Camp Lee. Va.
st. NV; the Rev. Edward J. McTague.
and b.ss. crSs. ss 1892 So 5 Willard "a
nv: the Rev. J; P. Hamilton:
son ave . Rea Wesver pvi
Joseph L. Dade. 20, 600 2ird st. NV. and
Rosa B. RoseboEo 2s: sOl Rhode island
Carroll n Ianshorne. af 3d. s0ffs sos wssee p
NV. and Lossie A, Broadens. Is. 1893
D the Esy Frshk ra
Watts. 19. 4Ol9 Chesapeake st. NV: the
Rev. Walter M. Michael.
Lincoln s Widmayer, 23. 4501 4th st. NV
n% sfs!y e. rev kaSd 81 Black as22 9TH ST.
S.s S.sd fYsss S:s,: T. asl7 i. NV; 1' judge @
John F. Wither spoon. %, Fort Belvoir. and
Maxine Fields. 23. Dallas Tex: the Rev.
LOUIS MOtry.
John s. Thomson. 33. ZOE 9th st. Sc. and
Violet N. Hallman, 90, 1901 18th st. NV;
the Rey. o,E;; z + Prgden; ,o..
and Marsaret c, windham. 20. 1854
Connecticut ave. W: the Rev Pruden.
Mack Blum. 35. pa 9TH st. Sc. and Helen
SACHS; R,svss ss. 4a10 7th st. NV: the Rev.
Roy I; HAYES. "a. 1899 11th st. NV. and
Ruth L. Grimes. "a. 1888 LIST st. NV:
the Rey. Robert P. Gainey.
George E. Woodward. 81. 0uantico. and
Georsia &c pia F. Prstt, Is. Waukesan. H.:
Evelyn B. crenshaw. %. i4I7 sist AI st.
NV: the Rev. Andrew r Bird.
Louis Fem. :i3. 3533 Albemarle st NV.
and Esther Schmier. 81. Bronx, N Y:
Judge Nathan Cayton
James Oliver. %. and Me L. Hawkins, 10,
Doth OF 1901 1st st. NV; the Rev, T. K
Leola Z. Dugas, IS. $500 Field ai T pi. ne': aeo
the Rev: Eugene l.. Henderson.
John D. Hearn. %. Port BeIvoir and An
area Fournler 20. Kensington; the Rev.
Edward Malloy.
Ralph W Lassise. 81, 100 Queen st. ne.
and Tonic c. Macintosh. 19. 2l0 Massa-
enusetts ave. ne: the Rev. Robert J.
Burnham @. Harwood. 2s. and Velma z.
Fox, both Of 1894 Connecticut ave NV:
the ReY. N. B. Mcbride.
Charles H. Davis, 4th. 33. and Georgianna
Sperling. %. both Of 200 10th st. NV:
the Rev. John F. Burns
waiter T.; Bceune. 2l, 6l3 p st. ne and
Himo,bE Marie Frys; ,,.2, .2, Arlington; the Rev.
Gardin.r NJ uhit hteH. a., on, ,
Evening star., 1942-01-07
Southeast Council
Adopts 18-Point
Projects Program
Appointment Of Special
Defense Coordination
Committee Indorsed

Adoption of an 18-point program
Of projects for 1912 and q recon-
mendation for the appointment of
a special committee to coordinate
civilian defense activities in the
Southeast high lighted q meeting
of the Southeast Council of Citi-
Lens' Associations last night.
The projects approved by the
group had been drawn up by tho
Executive Committee. With two ex-
ceptions they were accepted as pre-
sented.
Smith to Name Committee.
The co-ordinating civilian de-
fense committee is to be appointed
by William J. Smith, president. The
group, on motion of John J. Wat
son, also went on record as opposing
massing Of children in schools dur
ing AFRAID warnings or bombings
and suggested that a plan for evac-
uation be followed.
Appointment of Ernest F. Henry
as counsel to the District rent ad-
ministrator was Endorsed on the
motion of John w. Barse.
The spirit of sacrifice" shown
by teachers keeping 24-hour watch
in District schools was commended
and the action relieving them Of
further duties in that connection
was approved in resolution pre-
sented by Adelbert w. Lee. The
group concurred.
Seek Branch Library.
Principal points in the councils
1912 program include construction
OF a branch library in Southeast,
construction of a police substation
of the 18th precinct at point to
be selected, removal Of the garbage
plant from the area, completion of
clover-leaf approaches to the John
Philip Sousa Bridge, appropriations
for construction of both East Cap
itol and South Capitol street
bridges. paving of Fort drive through
Southeast, adequate city sewer
connections for the Fort Davis
area and an increased percentage
of traffic lights in Southeast in re-
lation to the total number Of traffic
lights installed in the entire Dis
trict. One point, regarding District
sewer connection to the Oxon Run
sewer, was referred to the Sewer
and Water Committee for further
investigation.
Mr.. Smith presided over the
meeting which was held at the 18th
precinct.