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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-12

What are you thinking Of
oh, nothing"
Cant you take your mind c
yourself for a minute?"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-12
FTocrccs q Medical Science
In 1871 Delayed by the War

so irradiatCd. can be put in a dark
room and the processes of life can
be seen in al! their beauty.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-12

campus.
Evening star., 1942-01-24
HyatfsviIIe Methodist
Preaching Mission 10
Close Tomorrow
DR.. Montgomery to Speak;
Nearby Maryland Pastors
List Topics Of Sermons

The January Preaching Mission
held as part Of the 150th anniver-
sary celebration Of the Memorial
Methodist Church of Hyattsville
will be closed at II am. tomorrow
by the Rev. DR.. James Shera Mont
gomery, chaplain of the House Of
Representatives. DR.. Montgomery,
who win be introduced by the Rev.
w. Clark Main, pastor, will speak
on THE Inspiration of q Courageous
Soul"
Brentwood Methodist.
The Rev. G. M. Butt at II am
will discuss "The Place to Worship"
Mrs. Ella Boucher Black, president
OF the Pennsylvania woman's
Christian Temperance Union, win
speak at 8 pm. ~
HyattsvilIe Church Of Christ
Scientist.
Truth" win be the subject of the
lesson sermon at II am. services
and Sunday school.
Berwyn Presbyterian.
The Rev. Milton B. Faust has
chosen rs his serrion topic at II
am. tomorrow working for Christ. "
He will report for duty Wednesday
as . lieutenant In the Naval Re-
serve. ..t :-
Cabin John Methodist.
The Rev q. 8. A. Heavener win
speak on The Christian Girded and
Armored for Severe Tests"
Silver Spring Evangelical Lutheran.
The II am. sermon theme will be
Darkness and Light" ..
Kensington Methodist.
privileges? Yes, and Duties" will
be the topic of the Rev. Edwin A.
Ross at II am.
Mount Rainier Luthran.
The Rev. Edwin E. Pieplow win
speak at $50 and II am. on '~The
Healing Touch Of Jesus" and at s
pm. on "The Pathway to Harmony
In Courtship and Marriage"
Bethesda Baptist.
The Holy Comforter" win be the
1855 an. topic and The Sovereign
Ruler" the pm. topic Of the Rev.
]. Raymond Nelson.
Bethesda Presbyterian.
The Rev. James S. Albertson viii
speak at IL am. on THE Sufficient
Christ" and at S pm. Christ and
Human Need-When It Is Hard to
Pray"
Bethesda Methodist.
The Rev. Hartwell r. Chandler
will speak at IL am. on Giving Is
Living" and at pm. what It
Means to Be . Christian"
Mount Rainier Methodist.
At IL an. the subject Of the ~.
Evening star., 1942-01-24

mon for adults by the Rev. CIarkson
r. Banes will be Marks Of Prog
ress," and the children's sermon,
"The Bird and the Storm" At 8
pm. Mr.. Banes will speak on "The
Romance OF American Methodism." i"
Bethesda Chevy Chase Lutheran.
The Rev. Raymond A. Vogeley will
have as his II am. sermon topic,
ON the Rock" -.-..
Mount Rainier Christian.
At 10:45 an. the Rev. Fred l..
Miller will speak on "The Need Of
Discipline" At 7:45 pm. he will
speak on The Mighty Works Of
God" -..s..-
Potomac Methodist. =;
Dr.. Chesteen Smith will speak at
IL am. in the absence Of the Rev.
e. c. Soper on Personality and the
Christian Task"
Bethesda Memorial.
The Rev. w. G.. Dram has chosen
as his II am. topic, THE People
Offer Themselves Willingly in the
Day of the Power"
Greenbelt Community.
The Rev. Wilmer p. Johnston will
discuss THE Man Who Lived the
Most Upon the Least" .t-a-.
st. Andrews Lu4heran
The festival Of the Transfigura-
ton Of Our Lord viii be observed at
II am, under the direction of the
Rev. Albert r. Harkins. The con-
gregation Is meeting temporarily at
the Odd Fellows Temple. Capitol
Heights.
Evening star., 1942-01-24
Virginia Editors Get
Awards al Convention
..%s. A..n-,.t.A p,~ss.

Yyths Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 2l.-Mem-
bers Of the Virginia Press Associa-
ton met In the final business ses-
sion of their 24th nidwinter meet
ing today.
The Lee editorial award for Vir-
ginia daily newspapers In 194l went
to Carleton A. Harkrader. formerly
Of the Bristol Herald Courier and
now 4 lieutenant ct Camp Lee. "A
similar award In the weekly field was
won BY Robert Lane Anderson, pub
lisher o6 the Marion Democrat and
Smyth County News.
The report Of the judges cited
for honorable mention:
Louis Spilman, publisher OF the
waynesboro News s-virginian, and
Hubert Phipps, editor Of the Fau-
ouier Democrat tweekly).
The awards are sponsored by the
v. p. a., and Lee Journalism Foun-
dation OF Washington and Lee Uni
versity. go :! -,
winners Of c. c. Rhame certifi-
Gates for excellence In various phases
Of Newspaper work included the
Waynssboro, News-virginian, VIM
chester .Evening Star, Fredericks-
burg Yfee Lanee-Star and. Alexan-
4xia 0AAfte. e
Evening star., 1942-01-24
Cousins Gene and Buster
Fined, Jailed for Tire Theft

Cousin Gene lifted up the car,
and Cousin Buster took of the tire. u
. 9-year-old colored boy told judge
Walter L. Green in Prince GEORGES
County Police Court yesterday,
Judge Green sentenced Cousins
Gene and Buster" each to 10 months
IN the Maryland House of Correc.
ton. He also fined them $50 apiece.
In sentencing Eugene Davis, about
Is, and Joseph Green, about 80, both
colored, Of Davidsonville, Judge
Green pointed out that he was i'm
posing the maximum penalty for
petty larceny.
"The stealing Of a tire is now a
major crime" he said. TT may
mean the loss Of a mans liveli-
hood"
Police said the two men stole the
tire from car parked at q store
on Central avenue near the Anne
Arundel County line and sold 1t
for IS in Annapolis. Identification
OF the tire was made because the
owner had its serial number.
Evening star., 1942-01-24

of the division Of Young Peoples
Work Of Foreign Missions.
ChesTydale Baptist.
DR.. Frederick Aston, director Of
the New York Jewish EvAngelization
Society, will speak at IL Am. and
7:30 pm. Miss Rebecca McCutcheon
will speak 1t junior church at
II an.
Westsyer Baptist.
"A Strange Armament" Is the II
an. topic Of the Rev.. Perry L.
Mitchell and at 7:45 pm. he will
speak on Some Good Cheer" Serv-
ices Will be conducted ut CLAUDE A.
Swanson Junior High School, $500
North Warrington boulevard.
e.. Calvary Methedist.
At II am. the Rev. Thomas q.
Betschler viii discuss The Power
to See It Through, At 7::45 pm.
hymn sing and fellowship service.
Ballston Baptist.
Hatred and Love Contrasted" will
be discussed by the, Rev., Franz @.
Borbe at II an. and 8 pm. his topic
will be Does God Carer" 4;tl>
Rock Spring Congregational.
The Rev. Paul r. Hunter At II
an. viii speak on .Ihe Comfort
able Yoke. At4pm. . musical YES
per service win be held. q "a
Arlington Faith Luthsran.-
At $50 am. and ii an. the Rev.
George J. Crewenox win continue
the discussion on the topic, mot
Made With Hands," -t.t-..
CIarenden First BAptist.
The Rev. Frank L. Snyder ut II
am. viii preach on "Centers, Char
aeter and Conduct" and at 5:4S pm.
on Remember the Sabbath Day"
Central Methedist.
-Four Steps to God1 viii b the
theme of the Rev. Harry w. Craver
at IL am. and at 7:3o pm. he vim
discuss The Quest Of . Thrill. The
Rsv. Z Leon Smith win. preach
At th6 junior church at II am.
Fsrshtng Drive Christian.
The Rev. Berwyn +. Jones St II
an. VIII talk on why Take Time
to Pray in . Busy World?"
Bethel Evangelical and Reformsd.
Topic Of the Rev. Lee A. Peeler Mt
II am. will be Requisite Of True
Worship" Services Will be held. at
Kate Waller Barrett School, 400
North Henderson road.
Wilsen Boulevard Christian.
At IL Am. the Rev. Ira p. Far
beugh win preach on "A Resolution
Put Into Action" !" and at 7:46 pin,,
"A Man Whom Lons Couldn't
Harm"
Vionna- -Oskton Methedist.
Temperance day win be observed
BY the Rev. Harry q. Balthis ct
Oakton at 1880 am, at Vienna ut
1850 an; at Dunn Loring ct SIS
pm, and at NerYifled at 3 pm.
Cherrydale United Baptist. {
The Rev. Elmer Lucas Will preach
on Religion Of Natural Life" at II
am, and at 3 pm. on The Great
Revival Of 1900"
Arlington Baptist.
The Rev. Erwin Hayes Plrysar
will speak on MARKS Of Good
Church .Ofnoers" ct the recognition
and installation servies 1t II an.
Evening star., 1942-01-24
Topics Of Sermons
Announced by Nearby
Pastors
Clarendon Methodist to
Hold World Fellowship
Service Tomorrow Night.

A World Fellowship Service win
be held at 8 pm. tomorrow 1T the
Clarendon Methodist Church, with
Alfred Schaublin Of the Swiss Le-
cation as speaker and music by the
Swiss Club Of Washington.
To be held In the lower assembly
room of the church at Sixth and
North Irving streets. Arlington, the
service will close with two sound
moving pictures Of Switzerland.
Gresham Methodist.
The Rev. John Rallson Hendricks
will talk at IL an. on ''Ihe Kind Of
q Man God Wants"
Arlington PreGbytaian.
At IL am. the Rev. Walter p.
Wolf, viii speak On Born Anew"
From 8 to $50 pm. the second
School Of Missions VIII be conducted
by the Rev. s. Frank Mack, director
Evening star., 1942-01-24
Clarence e. Mills Dies
In Ounce Orchurd
special pispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
OUNCE ORCHARD, Nd, Jan. a.
Clarence e Mills, 81, lifelong resi-
dent Of the Ounce Orchard neigh
borhood, died suddenly at his home
Ihusday.
He Is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Bessie Mills: four daughters, Mrs.
Frank Howard and the Misses Mar
jorie, Grace and Janet Mills, all
Of Ounce Orchard; eight sons,
Clarence E.. Carlton E.. Forest A.
and Douglas Mills, all of the Travi-
lah neighborhood. and Norman,
Stanley, Merrill and Alfred Mills, all
OF Ounce Orchard: q sister, Mrs.
Roy L. Crown, Hunting Hill, Nd;
brother, Aubrey Mills, Travilah,
and nine grandchildren.
The funeral win take place To-
morrow with burial In Forest Oak
Cemetery. Gaithersbury.
Evening star., 1942-01-24

The topic at ,7:3o pm. viii be "The
Lure OF the Lost" T., .....-
ArIingtsn Nsssrere Church.
The Shephefd3 Song" win be
discussed ut II an. by the Rev.
Lawrenoe W. Conway, and at 7:45
pm, Preparedness" >st..s
Chesrydale Methodist.
At II am. the Rev. Herbert +.
Hudgins viii preach or "a Weak
Link in Our Defense," At $50 pm.
. motion picture Of the Good win
Industries viii be shown --t. ~
Cemnunity Methsdist.
The temperance sermon Of the
Rev. Walter NJ. Lockett, jr., at IL
am. viii be, 1T Is for Kings"
DuHin Chapel Methodist. *
Topics Of the Rev. Harry p. Baker
at IL an WIN be, Separated to
Serve" and ut 7:4S pm, Politician
In the Saddle" - -..;. r +~
Resu.rsstien Lutheran.
The Rev. Carl r. Yaeger viii
speak at II an. on '"The Pull OF
Perfection" Services win be con-
Quoted at 30os Wilson boulevard.
Arlington Methodist.
Then NY; Brethren" Is the IL
An. sermon topic Of the Rev. p.
Lee Palmore and at 7:3o pm, 'The
Hands Of Jesus"
ts.1 Fairfax Methodist.
Or. A. p. williams, district super
intsndent, win preach at $50 Am.
ut Burke snd II Am. ut Fairfax.
There viii be . sermon By ths Rsv.
Floyd u. Lucas ct Z pm. at Fender.
Faus Charch PPe6DytsSfAA.
The Problem of Tsanptattea" viii
be the third sermon In the ssries,
Looking, Toward the Gross, 10 be
preached BY the Rev. Alton D. Alt
father at II an.
LeWinsville PresbyteriAn.
The Rev. Ffankln brown GIL
lsspie win speak st II an. on
'.Duilders."
Cslumbis Baptist.
Suhiect of the Rev. U. s. Knox
at II an VIII be Fidelity to .
Person" and st 7:ts pm, The Vital
Thing" =, !, ss
Il Asaingtsa LuthsesA
At the II IN. ssTvtce IN the
Arlington Iheafer- the Rev. Paul
Kavasch Wlll sdiscuss '.Tha Nirack
ef Snlnng the ,Tentpest." 5@.
Dallstsa Hfes3ytsTian.
The .'Unavotdable Christ" ssSies
being preached BY the Ksv. Linus
L. 6troock viii coottnue at II an.
with the theme, when Least Ex-
pected He win Come"
Triangle Baptist.
Doing Gods VIII" will Be dis
cussed hy tbs Rev. Herbert &. Reamy
at, IL a.m.,s ass-s' ~; -','r.
vlenna ,PresbytsriAn.
The young people VA direct the
II an. ssrvies With tie tbsme,
'DAA To-Day Ter . Caa1iseaaA
world !: - ';at.
Evening star., 1942-01-24
Gov. Darden
To Reappoint
Dr.. Riggiin
Virginia Executive
Busy With PIons
For Administration
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 24.-Gov.
Darden announced today that he
would reappoint DR.. I. c. NRiggin
Virgtnia's State health commis-
sioner. DR.. Riggin became health
commissioner In 1887 by appoint
ment from Gov. Peery and con-
tinued in ONCE under Gov. Price.
Gov. Darden drove ahead through
q busy schedule of conferences and
moves to speed the shaping OF his
recommended program. One Of his
appointments was with Mai. Gen.
Milton A. Reckord, Army Sd Corps
area commander, for discussion of
the civilian defense organization In
Virginia.
The Governor told newsmen late
yesterday the defense program was
rapidly taking form and should be
ready for consideration by the Gen.
eral Assembly early next week. He
also said he expected most of his
other recommendations to be en-
acted with little opposition, except
for threatened fight on his pro-
posal to cut small loan interest rates
from a to about 20 per cent.
First satufd.y Sessions.
Both houses Of the Legislature
held their first Saturday sessions of
this term, but expected to adjourn
quickly. One reason for the sessions
was to assure q quorum Of the House
Appropriations and Senate Finance
Committees for their joint hearing
on the budget bill yesterday.
Most State agencies represented
at the hearing asked money for
small salary increases held neces-
sary to retain trained workers be-
ing tempted to higher pay else
where.
Brig. Gen. James A. Anderson,
State highway commissioner, also
requested a change in the budget,
which would substitute for the $8,-
500 900 yearly minimum allocated
for secondary roads q proviso that
the commission spend on the Sec
ondary system not less than 30
per cent Of its total funds for con-
struction and maintenance.
Gen. Anderson advised the more
flexible arrangement was necessary
because wartime travel restrictions
might seriously curtail the States
highway revenues.
House committees will take up
soon several important bills intro
duced yesterday. including measures
to reorganize several major State
agencies and to establish an actu-
arally sound retirement plan for
State employees and public school
teachers.
Provisions Of Bill.
The reorganization bill, sponsored
by members Of legislative commits
sion that studied the subject, pro-
vides for establishment of a depart
ment OF corrections and a depart
uent Of mental hygiene and hos
pitak; abolition of the fee system,
transfer Of the duties of the State
industrial boards to the Board of
Public Welfare, creation of an in
terdepartmental committee Of chair
men of the Game, Fisheries and
Conservation Commissions; revi-
sion Of terms so that terms of these
chairmen would run concurrentIy
with that of the Governor, and
transfer to the health department
from the agricultural department
OF inspection and sanitation laws re-
lating to hotels, restaurants, filing
stations and tourist cmaps.
The Senate yesterday adopted 4
joint resolution expressing the Leg
1siature's opinion that no highway
funds be diverted for other uses. !
Evening star., 1942-01-24
Virginia Tire Quotas
Announced for February
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 24.-Feb-
ruary tire quotas released yesterday
BY Brig. Gen. j. Fulmer Bright,
State commodity rationing admin
istrator, showed q reduction of $50
In the number Of tires available for
passenger automobiles, with q de-
cline Of ], ,358 In the number of truck
tires apportioned to Virginia.
Quotas for the State for next
month are 1,407 tires for passenger
automobiles and light trucks, COM
pared with 1,745 In January; truck
and bus tires. 2.760. as against Ais
for January.
Evening star., 1942-01-24
T. T. Custer on Bourd
Of Virginia Crop Group
r. the Associated Press.

STAUNTON, Va, Jan. 24.-The
Virginia Crop Improvement Asso-
citation yesterday elected T. T. Gus
ter Of Orange to the board Of die
rectors to succeed ]. H. Quisenberry.
whose term expired, and renamed
eight other members Of the board.
A three-boy All team, represents
ing Shenandoah County, took top
honors in junior judging Of the
State seed show. The Amherst
County r. r. A. team placed first
in that division.
Evening star., 1942-01-24


invested $500 and bought nag to huer above the palms
This brought returns national attention Hanging 70
feet it known the biggest American nag the world"
and citizens from far and wide to see 1t.
Built like fortress the old building its
electricity ice and steam Its tower clock da
this picture) is feet in diameter and the eockwork
powered by ton Of weights which wound week
In the distance Pennsylvania Raleigh
Hotel built 1911 site occupied by tavens and hotels
1922 Andrew johnson resided there when he his
presidential oath, after Lincoln's death. .'--S
At the right stands the Bureau of Internal Revenue
peted in 1880 the first unit Of the great Federal triangle
Internal revenue taxes minor factor in America
until after the Civil War; but this $40 900 building
paid for itself times And its occupants
will be working your income tax-bggest In history.
Evening star., 1942-01-24


FEDERAL ROOFLNE-Low and nat Washingtons prevailing
skyline but Helen Durson sed and sketched this exce
tionaI view of Government buldngs-"amost European
Dominating gables of the old Post ONCE
Department Building from Constitution avenue looking
north Twelfth street NV Scorned by some modens 1t was
considered Jewel the city when completed in the Mckinley
administration 1sss exactly $325 n. Thrice
much spent the present classic housing Tor the Po
Once Department. corner Of which is seen at left
old timers of the mail service still that in
1884 they Twelfth street to the coumned new
building the mansard roof The old place was more home
like followed out with great courtyard gassed at the
top any Its interior balconies and
what nearly every else in the department was doing
Tropical plants bottom In 1920 the Government
Evening star., 1942-01-24
Bibb Groves in Hospital

BALTIMORE, Jan. "a tP.-Bibb
Graves, former Governor Of Alabama
and q third-term gubernatorial can
didate, was operated on yesterday at
Johns Hopkins Hospital by DR.. Hugh
Young. noted urologist. Mr.. Graves
condition was described Is good.
Evening star., 1942-01-24

ALEXANDRIAS OUTSTANDING CITIZEN-The Junior Cham
ber Of contributing
prise in Alexandria, Va presented last night Cooper
Dawson jr its president at dinner in the Penn Daw Hotel
Shown in the picture John W. Howard president of the
senior Chamber of Alexandria, presenting
medal to Dr. Dawson and Capt Roswell Rosengren past
onal president Of the junior chamber speaker the award
dinner Award OF the medal voted BY committee Of
junior chamber civic leaders. Star stan Photo
Evening star., 1942-04-20

buppO&ed IN contain an i'm
poTtant code message. The vexation
~ based upon the fact that there
are 10 many better and far less
Evening star., 1942-04-20

desk JOB In Washington where,
he says
Il II sit with = drink in one hand
and a secretary in the other"
Come, come Hollywood. that's not
funny. And very bad taste
%s-
Priorities department. Now Is the
time 10 make aviation films. but
bless Hollywood's soul II is almost
completely stymied by the shortage
of stunt pilots. The fellows who once
risked their redoubtable necks in
those acrobatic sequences without
which no film is complete have gone
on to bigger and better things-pri-
martly training young pilots. or
hight-testing.
The studios cannot even argue the
point.
Amplification department: Milton
Shubert's presence in Washington,
which has started rumors to the
effect that the Shuberts this uncles)
are going to buy the National. re-
open the Belasco. etc, has nothing
TO do with either.
Young Mr.. Shubert is here in
connection with a plan to open a
stage door canteen for servicemen.
The original canteen, in New York
is the most successful venture of
American Theater War Wing Serv-
ice, Inc.
Evening star., 1942-04-20


the charges made against it by the
Senate subcommittee in Washing
ton.
He made another hit with his Off
the-record speech at stag dinner
Zanuck gave for 400 of the movie
great, at which he expressed opin-
ions in line with the position he took
at the hearings. Namely, that Holly
wood had been too much on the de-
fensive, that the industry was one
of the few in American life in tune
with the times.
When Willkie journeyed to Holly
wood in March to preside over the
Academy Awards banquet, he lent
added prestige TO an industry badly
in need of an articulate spokesman
who has the ear of America! His af-
flliation with the industry means
that he often will be called upon
to supply that need.
Glenn Miller, now working with
his band in Orchestra Wife" at
Fox, makes his every Saturday
broadcast from the sound stage .. &.
Jack Botoin. R-K-O-Pathe pro-
ducer. address Culver City, is in the
market for six original stories suit
able for Lum and Abner Write
to him direct If you have anything
TO offer. Don't write me.
Marjorie Main will be starred In
the "Tish" series OF M-G-M. These
famous stories by Mary Roberts
Rinehart were originally bought for
Marie DresSler, whose shoes Miss
Main comes nearer to fitting than
any other screen personality Aline
McMahan will be ideal in the role
of LizZy wilkins Joe f. Brown
and Judy Canova are teaming at
Republic in Lazy Bones" This
may portend a new series, too.
Look out for an announcement
that Katherine Hepburn will do
"Frenchman's Creek at Paramount
. She's reading the script
It's Humphrey Bogart. Edward G.
Robinson and George Raft for
Brooklyn, u S, A based on Muir
der, Inc" . In Bridget From
Brooklyn at Hal Roach's, Max Baer
is cast as a comic opposite Airline
Judge. A thoroughly reformed, easy
to-handle champ now. Remember
the temperamental stunts he put
on while making The Prizefighter
and the Lady?" Today he's a
happily married man with 4-year-
old-son, who comes to visit him on
the set.
/ Bette Davis last picture. In This
/ Our Life" lived up to its title when
a chosen few of the press were in
vited for a sneak preview in a
Warmers projection room The air
raid siren sounded before 9 pm,
and all present rushed to the air
raid shelter at the studio to spend
/ The evening.
Bette got strange assortment OF
birthday gifts, including 7-months-
/ old Palomino colt, a diamond clasp
| for her pearl necklace, and a port
able bathroom
She has sold her home on River
Evening star., 1942-04-20

A Washington csnteen would be
equally successful, the sponsors feel
Mr.. Shubert is finding out
Record department. When II goes
into It's fourth week At the National
tonight "Hellzapoppin will set a
record for the longest run musical
In Washington history At least
in that area Of history within the
memory Of the oldest authority on
the subject known TO this depart
ment.
The fact that the nun vas broken
up into two fortnight segments does
not affect the record
II sort Of recalls with interest the
circumstance that the Shuberts once
wondered whether 1t would be pos
sible 10 build successful road com
pany without the presence Of Olsen
and johnson.
Seems 10 have been.
Revival department Elsie Janis,
who was known as the sweetheart
OF the A. E p. in the First World
War. has returned to the same field.
II not the same title. in the newest
one
She is touring camps on the West
Coast, may extend her journey If
the servicemen feel as their fathers
did about her.
Nomenclature department: Doni-
wee Purkey. the Texas girl who Just
signed a Paramount contract, will
not play under that name. no mat
ter what acute loss it may mean to
the historical importance of the
Purkeys.
The Lees already have done very
well.
Relief department. Ten per cent
Of the receipts OF nine night and
two matinee performances of Gene
Autry's Stampede. nee rodeo will
be given to the Citizens Committee
for Navy Relief. The Stampede
will be held May 2-10 at Uline's.
Missing persons department:
Dorothea J. Lewis, whom you have
not seen acting in local amateur
performances for several years, as
We have not also. has bobbed up
again. She is author of the scripts
If a new w. P. B. radio program
called "Three-thirds of a Nation"
The series will start Wednesday
night on the N. B. c. blue network.