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her trucks have done in carrying
men and materials in shorter hauls,
and what her private airlines have
done to span the globe in this big
emergency. Some day the whole
story of our big transport job will
be disclosed. 1t is record that is
truly miraculous in overcoming the
barriers Of time and distance and
weather.
Reproduction Rights Reserved)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21
No Room for Art

SALIVA. Kans. IP.-Postmaster
r. j. Pafford has protested a pro-
posal to paint murals in the Salina
Post Office lobby, He's not against
it for reasons having to do with art
The lobby is just too crowded right
now to leave room for an artist to
work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21

can p e o p l e OF
W h a t h e dis
covered in the
13 countries he
visited and give
some attention
to the situation
here in Wash
i n G t on. For
here t h ere is,
p e r h a p S, a
greater chance
to aid in win
ming tn e war
than " a S al
forded by all his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21

planes Inat nav,
become almost
routine.
T h u S q I
American Off
cial leaves ou1
C o as t In the
morning an d
dimes In the eve
ming at London
Mail that might
take six to eight
weeks by boat
comes back from
t h e Southwest
Pa cthc in less
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21

hand OF a pass
ing blond for
support.
It was brought
on by the sight
of three truck
loads of lot
m a C h in es on
their way to join
the N a t j o MS
scrap.
The large ma
jority of m y
readers is GER
tain to feel that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21
Gem Racket Thworted
By Ceiling Prices

When elaborate plans were made
by speculative buyers in London to
win easy fortunes in cheap jewelry.
the authorities, having forseen
that this development was possible.
at once clamped on an already pre-
pared maximum price schedule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21

prisal" for
W h a t they
choose to de-
scribe as the
bombing and
machine gun
ming Of CT
villains in the
d o o | i tile
raid?
And W h y,
previous to
this, did the
Nazis, again
claiming it as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21

HE opinions of the Oriters this page on
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented in The
Stars effort to gUe all sides OF questions of interest to
readers although such opinions may contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21
McLemore-
Slot Machines to Poy
Off on Jops
BY HENRY McLEMORE.

NEW York; nostalgia means
what I think it does, I suffered from
it the other day. A rather acute
attack that forced me to grab the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21
On the Record
BY DOROTHY THOMPSON

Why have the Japanese threat
ened to suspend all international
law in the treatment of Ameri-
can aviator prisoners as re
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21
BY FRANK r. KENT.

Now that Wendell Willkie Is
home, it is to be hoped that he
speedily will get off his chest what
ever it is he wants to tell the Ameri-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21
Airlines Do
Miracle Job
For Wur
Speed Personnel
And Supplies to
Z, nr-EIiIno Eronte
By DAVID LAWRENCE,

Miracles in the air by our fighting
planes are getting the headlines,
but there are other kinds of mir
acles being performed by transport
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-10-21

Custom designed by prominent industrial designer expressly
tor VIM E. Miers and built for our highest specco-
trons Of the finest coDneoode poplar and white pine II
con no more be compared to ordinary box-ke unfinished
furniture than finest finished furniture yet The
prices 50 low tho any one can now oford supreneh
snort modern Quantities ore limited so we recon-
mend immediate inspection
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Tears Come When
Greece Story Told

Continued from Page one)
starving Greeks who met. on their
knees. the first American ship
which brought food. They pray
ed thanks a. the weasel locked
And she described something of
the indomitable Greek spirit.
There are stiil Greeks fighting In
this war. They are fighting IN
little bands - guerrillas - in
Greece and Serbia. DR.. Mills said.
And they T fighting. two divi-
sions Of them. in Palestine. all the
time knowing what their families
are going through at home.
Pleads With Crowd
All. those things she told and
then she pleaded for her listeners
10 keep faith with the Greek people
the people who looked to the
L. S. TO save them. She asked that
all money possible be given to
Greek War Relief through the War
Chest Of Tacoma.
Mayor Harry p. Cain, visihiy
moved by DR.. Mills speech, was
next. He made a stirring appeal
In behalf of the Creep people. he
sulougized their bravery. their I'M
bounded courage against utterly
hopeless odds.
They knew, just rs surely
~ they knew they were born.
that they would be defeated
from the very beginning"
Mayor Cain said. But they
showed they knew how to die.
Mayor Gains speech turned DR..
Mills thoughts back to Greece and
she, too, wept before the mayor
had concluded.
Entertainment on the lighter
side was given by a group of boys
and girls OF Greek ancestry, who
performed a folk dance in native
costume. Nicholas oeconomacos
of Seattle. played three solos num-
bers on his clarinet.
j. Nicholas Vitos and Sam Builds,
well known Tacoma Greeks, served
A. director of the program and
master of ceremonies, respectively.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15

'rhe efficiency Of wsr5n air hssfs
Ing plants depends upon elreDia-
ton Of air through the furnace.
n you have . gravity warm ar
furnaes tno biowerl. ehsek tss
temper.ture II the bottom 81 ths
easing in the vicinity Of the eoId
air return n the tnsfruomstsr
registers nor than Is degrees.
air /. circulating too siosiy and
you should have your heating
dealer install . esffis 70 prevent
rsdlsisd hsst from warming the
return air In the Iossr part % ths
furnace.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
Ralph H. Cake Given
U.S.S.L.L. Nomination

CHICAGO - Nominated for the
is<z-<5 presidency Of ths United
States Savings and Loan league.
subject 70 bsllotlng ~ the annual
nesting IN Chicago. Nov. ts. 10
Ralph r. Cake. Portland. Ore.
president for ths past ten years
q the Equitable Savings and Loan
association he IL first wee prssg-
cent Of the national organization.
Of which FerInor y. Cannon. In
dl&n1pollz. - currently president
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15

danger Of fire. After they have
been thoroughly cleaned. tina
screens should be coated with var
nlsh or screen enamel % protect
the wire mean.
II IL advisable 70 place ths screen
flat over q shallow pan In which
the screen coating material 10 eon-
tanned. Push tina brush bristlss
through the nsttinE into the sn-
smel Or vsrnish and draw II back
through the TINS viii pre-
vent the coating from elosging the
msshss- For the purpose. too good
a brush should not ~ used
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
Questions and
Answers

. Wnn1 - - - - I.
are > fnvnnnn - - - -
81 - fnntf
A. To mslntaln N sff1<lent m.
don't Shovel coal IuzI t~s - thr~n
times = ~. ia~aIan n - le1les
fsel n pa@~shie sa<h tlnel rnla
results n = hsat - ~ - - ~
cent. since The glowing ensIa sn<oy-
meath gradually warm thrsneA ~
fresh coal. relsamng vpiattle nn1ns
~hieh - 70 II ehimney ane<trne4
Too much dram u sIso tsertm~ntnl
~ n wti pun h>at from ~ nruonu
into the chimney rvfnrs tn FIR
nacsfs heating surface - trannfm
Il 10 ne radiators y rsgiseeru. N
oil burner h mast sff1eient wnea a
burns with : bright yslsow-ovnnutuA
flame that has . hardy netleeakte
tinge 81 darn suahs q the tle
q n. sss.;s. = ~ 49,
sssas s~pelnstsg kn<ly. An
aiisse1 - - ssrh sepnfnt1n4
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A. nspslntins End rsdeeornfias
IN ardsr 10 keep properties n spsn1
living ard working coalition ~ 10
restore th<m 10 that ecudiftsn srs
d~finitsiy permitted ~ ~ ar
production sosFd.
Q Ns~ iAss ssa~y m>s.l
parts sss't - r~pssr~1. = wast
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Co ysu give - a1stee fsw
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A. Proper cars a. metal paris u
cary and inexpensive. and u pre-
venfivs MEASURES are taken n
time. eerroslen can - stsppe1 -
for< any sertosls damage 10 doxe-
Roof cutters. for instanes. sneut1
he checked ~ least mrs . yeer. 10
be sur~ nat ~stsr ssast eniteetfn1
~hsfs Iens~n~d holdsnn straps say
have changed ths pitch II yas
flnd IN accumulation ~ wster. ~
stors ths earrs<t pitch ~ anes. far
standing ~sfsr causes fsst sd
fatal c-orro~son. n thsfs y any
rust. r~msvs n with eoesss uand-
paper Nrap~rs. > ~ire hrslsh. -
~ aid scrubtanx brush. nsxl.
eavsr ell ths exposed metal with .
mixture ~ rcd issd and iinse~d oil.
and brush IL sa firmly 70 eliminate
air that would Interfere with need
adhesion. In aadition. reof guftsru
shsald have . thosou9h cleaning
In late fan and spring.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
kEEP FIAEPfACE DAMPER
CLOSED To sAHE o. FrEL

Loas Of warm air through an
open fireplace can run ss hlsn as
5000 feet per minute.
Keeping the dsmp<r closed shen
the fireplace il not Ia use will save
q surprising amount Of fuel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
Planning Of Roses During Fall Season
Has Become an Established Practice

fal planting Of roses. in al but the eolasx. mart. - -.
United States. has become a NOR sstahsshaS - 49, . me
corning 70 Jackson and Perkins. who report that their expert
men = sssaeas, rom california 10 the East coast and AL the
Young plants, put IN properly At this time Of the wear. have
Tune i ger new root growth this fall. In early sprinr ~ are
aier crops when the bushes are well established. are always
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
Has Ideas for
HOUSING

= ~ ~nsfznn.i kazz<zrx agency
VIA go 80 80 ~ sstlstlszzi
ar hass=aaz satAeFlzea - - La
hsna hAII uh1eh = aes he<efe Ff<sz=
asns Roosevelt fur .xn.tsfs. -
sz<sel.ttsn sazxe<t< r. - II
IT, shsHe zaseEnmsnI nuzIaza4
pFeees necessary ~ eailzEHx
might S<fy ~sll - - kr<.l re<<
Temporary hsszs<s hszlsI - Net=
terea vacant ~. N cites ~n<Fs
lh.s = f~.<shf<l n sesaraanee eIin
- Ias< worked 81 - - ra<s-
lard Ore. hoaesnx ~sathaFitf. y
~eala - relatively e.xy - 80 10
kind - housing under 10y auiek.
u. ard ths - n - lets e~uiz -
ehf.in~a substantially ~ -
susaunt af tn< annual sax<nA
ronTI-ANps IosA
Empleysag Temporary eeastrIe-
ttnn thai han . high aIvane snIae.
Portland. under ~ s<1ertrell Flan-
nsw n. . fatal ~ - ds<el1ln2
ansts either completed. UNDER ssss-
stFuetseA - eenIF@<sea faF 81 .
ee=t Funnlnx sl-eas u 20 -. Ih.a
the usual housing rFaisst faF shssA
land must - purchases. a<h<a-
ule time e. Hslialnn - saxfFeII=
plsa houses 10 - calendar dass.
The ewe-hsdFeon houses have hs>n
built for IN average eoss - abeat
-. ia pr unit Partially psefaa~
rle.sed units Ard unass eamplssely
Constructed - the ground knss
hath ssen used. salvage ssias fcr
matsrsals altar fsvs ysaFs' ~ y
estimated ~ not - thaa 80.
neeksd ~ m Postlssd realty
hoard. the plan. propospd ~ chAlf-
man C. n Gsrtrsil 81 shs Portland
housing authority. 10 using fsf
those war workers. hnmss that
must - publicly built IN q tn
several thousand Iofs. ufle % which
has reverted To ne city u th<
county. Ioss fully provided win
utilities This saves both expense
and priority difficulties IN sxsend.
ing utilities 10 new distriets
spreads the emergency load %
schools and transportation aass
and does not have . bad nsikhbor'
hood infiusnees. ths Portland boar<
polnts out. hut II adds. srsspit'
success of thu plan the prssen'
shortage Of materials may forc'
uss Of mass construction"
TAXES HELP
The property 10 LEASED BY n.
city for 81 per ysar Per site plul
the value Of the site Improvement
left on the JOB II the Terminates
Of tho lease. Taxes equal 10 nor
NAL taxes on the land ana improve
ments = To be paid from IN
rentaia
Following ; chsck mazda viii
real estate boards 81 leading eitiea
whers housing ss An acute need
the association further suggests
that conversion Of old large houses
while often not economic for prt'
v.ts sntsrpriss. could nevertheless
give adequate Wal housing quick
NY II suitable action we're taken ~
he government 10 remodel biK cid
put sound. structures IN reason,
|biy good locations. Such eonvsf.
ON would entail small nss q
gtieaI materials.
rms 10 . lstdown from ths typ
housing which us navs hithsrte
y able 10 build for war require
IL. hut tha time appears In b
wnsn devices u the kind
kald be most seriously consid'
De nsw LAnham measure. u
I'D Be noted. IL only sufhorina-
for m Increase In ths pro.
me actual funds Win hsvs
provided In . ssparats sp-
Fiatlon bill. steps ~ nov an-
ksy % make the monsy avail.
In one Of fhs supplemental
Iss appropriation bsilsl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
WON HIGH HoNoRs
ron COMBAT FLYING

Holder Of the distinguished fly
Ing cross. the distinguished ssrv-
Ice cross for combat flying. he re-
manned . service man during The
years Of peace.
During those summer days Of
1910, when the luftwaffe Was
trying 10 batter Britaln's royal air
force into submission by throwing
the full ws.ghtuoL thotn0
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15

past doors marked ca. file section.
records. staff iavatory. then left
past an erect sergeant named Al
fred stouArd cf D>eatsr. Mich.
who guards this inner sanctum
which Ia map room and office for
the commanding general q the
United States army air force.
European theater Of operations.
There's an easy informally
about the office. Great maps line
the room. young officers place
latest intelligence Information
gathered during the past "a hours
from war fronts Of the world onto
these detailed charts. And as
they do. high ranking subordinates
talk with the general.
They discuss the Feeke-
Wulf 100. Germany's fastest
fighter plane. which has push
ID air fightinE 20 the disxy
height Of 10000 feet.
One observer officer has just
returned from an Raj frontline
sirdrome. and he relates the sad
little incident Of speaking ground.
to-air with q spitfire pilot and
hearing him suddenly say In .
haif-voice, this IL H." a. his ship
plunges toward the sea.
But you win war by facts. and
that battle we won because the
enemy lost seven 10 our two.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest IN U. D. WAR
BONDS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15

Your postmaster can tel you
how - invest in U. Q. WAR
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
ORGANIZES A -
BEFORE DRESSING

The ride through summer sun
soaked streets out into the Eng
lish countryside has been quiet
until air force headquarters Il
reached. Then movement becomes
fast. The car jams To 4 halt, tn,
right real door swings open-ane
you try keeping step with slim
wiry. ~51-year-old Carl spaatz.
II can't be done because he
has the habit Of quietly ex-
plodlng into action. His Ado,
Major sy Bartlett, former ace
Hollywood screenwriter, tells
you that and you believe him
During the moments Of early
morning-rising General spaatz
win loiter around his room
quietly chain : smoking and
drinking a breakfast of black
coffee and fruit juice - when
he can get II. Suddenly. with
his mind organized for tho
day, he starts dressing with
incredible speed.
At headquarters. exit from the
staff car In across an enclosure
lined with jeeps. six-ton trucks and
workmen. Down a long corridor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
GENERAL DEFENDS
PLANES

The general believes Amsri,
can airplanes are good. When IN.
latest goes into action. flown b,
American boys who have an In.
stinctive feel for their wi ships
he believes the result will be i'm,
p~ressive.
First. however. Kelly and Ran
dolph : trained boys must lea
from veteran British pilots
specialized warfare tactics of [
front the German habits
evasion. q half-roll followed By
vertical dive. 10 name me-.
And the necessity 10 work
a squadron and eve follow
German plane down 10 zero
after hitting Il unless you've 81
second ship from your own sqi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15

dron covering from ahove. The
tight Information looked Eeod
ones but here you ny IN pairs dur
Ing . doKfiEht and the secnnd mAn
has tho JOB Of covering you.
Nensetim~a ever tha ehnn-
s~l it's not useemmen. - .
result Of this serhnlaa<. 10
Sc single line ef eight
planes chasing eHeh other In
great circle. Two aermAns.
iwe British. iss Germa.s.
two British. al firing ahead.
And u would - funny - .
keystone Mop comedy except
the man behind 10 not feeling.
But Carl spsatx IL equipped IA
zee that American boys learn well
the grim lesson. of western froni
aerial warfare.
Born 1901, Barivilis. Pa. ap.
pointed 10 the United States NH.
tary academy June. 1910. gradu-
ated 1914, entered aviation 1915
those are bare statistics of ths
man. During the last war he Wal
one Of the first air corps offiosrl
overseas. with command Of ths
largest American aviation train.
Ing school in France.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-15
BY PAUL MANNING
Tacoma Times Special Writer


Tacoma Times Special Writer
I Center of
- the United States Army
Air Force. European Theater
of Operations. Is a squat one
story building painted a dull.
gunmetal green.
Somewhere in Britatns II
stands. flat : footed and camou-
flaged alongside a meadow Just
At that point where green foliage
marks a roadway.
A high wire fence surrounds
this secret outpost. and when YOU
turn from the roadway and drive
through the entrance with Major
General Carl spaatz, commanding
general of the air force of this
western front. good tough Ameri-
can sergeants look you over AZ
they wave the drab-colored staff
car on into the enclosure.
Evening star., 1942-03-31
Register Now!

ational BENEFITS which the boys
should gain are, in addition, in
centives for their participation in
the program"
Boys interested in learning to
swim, through the free course in
swimming to be given by expert in
structors, are asked to register i'm
mediately at the Boys Y. M. C. A.,
1882 G street NV, either in person
or by mail, with Ralph L. Lewis, In
charge Of enrollments.
Colored boys are to apply at the
Twelfth Street Branch, 1916 Twelfth
street NV.
Those registering by mail may
clip the Can You SWIM" coupon
run In The Star and mail It with
their names, ages and addresses
written on . piece Of paper.
Evening star., 1942-03-31

and Mary Z. Nexsome. "a. youngstown
Ohio. thA Raw Walfer I Norria

and Mary Z. Newsome. "a. Youngstown.
Ohio: the Rev. Walter J. Norris.
Clifford L. oibbins. 22. 327 H st. ne.
and MarEaret J. Devinney. Is, 41s 11th
st, ne; the Rev Ernest = Crosse.
Hughes Call. "a, Arlington. Va. and
volinda Lewis. "a. 3O9S q st. NV; the
Rev. Peyton r. Williams.
square Sc. and Beatrice C. Virga. 27,
1912 st. ne; the Rev. Joseph v. Buck
ley.
Paul r. Ronk. 23. and Marjorie Z. Reddins
Is. both Of 1880 9th st. NV: the Rev
Harry v. Schaener.
John r. Sucklin, "a. 3735 Minnesota ave
ne, and Bessie Marshall, 10, 3718 Min
nesota ave. ne; the Rev. T. T. Roberts
Carl c. Lane, 10. All Emerson St. and
S,x,s st. the rsssr aes waiter lS Cali. Bitten
Michael Vasil, 81, and Rachel NJ Far
quhar. "a. both of 215 9th st. s.w.; the
Rev. Thomas B. Dade.
Allen r. Campbell, 2s. 1873 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV. and Pauline B. Kiima.
Evening star., 1942-03-31

and Charlotte N. irving, 23. II Reno.
Okla; the Rev. Bernard Braskamp.
Gordon D. Mcdonald. %. Fort Meade. Nd.
and Mary P. Bishop, "a, Roanoke. Va;
the Rev. j. c. Ball
Frederick C. Andresky. "a. Boiling Field.
and Emily M. Hawk. %, Kittanning. Pa.
the Rev. John T. Tracy
gerry H. Nesbit. 90, st. Louis; the Rev.
John T. Tracy.
Jesse M. Williams. go, 1523 CorcoIan st.
NV and Kato l.. Williams. 26. I'll
Fairmont st. NV; the Rev. Robert M.
Williams.
william Inds White V.ntr q 500 t,a St ns and
NV; the Rev. c. T. Murray.
James o. Smith; 80: 449 w st; NV. and
the Rev Charles H. Hamilton.
Robert l.. Hughes, 21, b229 43rd st. NV,
and Louise Farmer. 30. 1884 Rhode Is
ford
Joseph L. Morgan, 25. eb15 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-03-31

Doris o. Gardner. 20, 425 Marietta pl.
NV: the Rev. Edwin II. Tuller.
Alex Robinson, SO, and Mollie NJ Doleman.
30. both Of 757 Harvard st. NV. the
Rev. c. T. Murray
Jack Corn. 43, 302 St NV. and Louise
3. Corn. 80 Fort Worth, Tex: the Rev.
e. M. Thompson.
Claude A. Webb. jr., 10, HyattsvilIe, Nd.
and Susan B. Gushing. 20, Chevy Chase,
Md: the Rev. Francis J. Linn.
James F. Donrelly. 81 1919 East Capitol
St, and Kathleen E. Estes, 25, 1900 Bay
St Sc; the Rev. J. C. Ball.
Frank A. O'Neil. %. 2216 Wisconsin ave.
NV. and Molly A. Stonestreet, 20. zoos
Columbia I'd NV; the Rev. Russell E.
g.. rnelan~ ~ .. s,o
Lila L. Lewis. 81. ssS & st. T. Sc. Sc the Rev. sHo
j. L.. Fendrich. jr.
Lloyd A. x KeatinE: %. eli Jefferson st;
:, Meridian pl; the Rev. John W. Rustin
JACK c. Jones. Al. Oklahoma City. Okla
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%, 272S Pennsylvania ave. Sc; the
Rev EDWARD H. Pruden.

%. 2725 Pennsylvania ave. Sc; the
Rev EDWARD II. Pruden.
Charles w. Ainlay. %. 1901 ? st: nv.
and Dorothy M. Breunlin. 21, Misha-
waks. Ind; the Rev. j. F. Wenchel.
Gerald H. Mcconnell. 35. Muncie: Ind :,
and Katherine L. Poole. 25, 1871 Bryant
St ne; the Rev. Richard M. Mussen.
Henry " Peloquin, "a, 1435 Chaplin st.
NV, and Marjorie M. Aldrich. q;
Framingham, Mass; the Rev. HOWARD
8. Anderson.
Thomas H. Narem. "A. Fort Monroe. Va.
and Elva M. Lewis, 1S. 2036 Douglas st.
ne: the Rev. Charles p. Phillips.
1t. Alan NJ johnson, jr.. 2s. ouantico. Va:
and ALA L. Carndun, "a. 2916 Cortland
pl. NV: the Rev. Ze Barney Phillips.
John w. Wolf %. $50 4th st. Sc, and
Betty MacPhilips. 20, Pittsburgh, Pa;
Judge Robert z Mattingly.
William L. Van Devender. 81. Camp Meade
Nd. and Frances Hammond, 81. Phiia-
delphia; Judge Robert e. Mattingly.
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|Dr. Rutland Cites
Benefits Of Campaign
To Teach SWIMMING
Lessons Open April 6
At Y. N. c. A. for Boys
Between 8 and 18

The advantage of swimming from
standpoints Of health, safety and
recreation today were emphasized by
DR.. George c. Rutland. District
health officer. in indorsing the boys
learn-to-Swim campaign to be con-
Quoted April 6 to II by the Young
Mems Christian Association in Co
operation with The Star.
DR.. Ruhland said he wanted to
congratulate the sponsors for pro-
viding this health opportunity for
our boys between the ages of and
49," adding:
Health authorities are fully ap-
preciative OF the high health value
OF swimming. The safety and recre-
Evening star., 1942-03-31

A dollar down and dollar .
week will buy . lot Of thingsNbut
the best buy on the market Is our
freedom. So use your dollars for
Defense bonds.
Evening star., 1942-03-31

Under D. C. law. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, pdit three fun days and
rece1ue their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.