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Evening star., 1942-03-15
Is MINUTES DOWNTOWN
&5 750

Only one year old. this handsome <
room and bath bungalow offers eyerything
one coulo wish for Electric kitchen,
metal WINDOW frames. metal storm windows
screens, insulation. weather stripping air
econdltioned circulating oil heat, hardwood
in noors' Ioads OF closet space. porches avn
Hss I special summer storage lockers for
grapes and rugs. Double drain-boa I'd
sink. kitchen cabinets special lightinS
natures. French door, electric nrepIace
ioI with plenty OF room for a large econ.
omy garden; Entire property is hke-ney
conoltlon Vacant and ready for immedi.
ave possession. Bus service one biock
sStores' schools and churches nearby. Open
Easy terms Drive out BladenSburr I'd
20 fe1ee cross, turn right on AnnapoIf,
Lan,nam Dust beyond sign at Lanhar
hhliisl' turn right to our sign on las
NOV House on the right. The cutest bungalow
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2-FAMILY FLAT.

Substantial brick building in excellent
Sc. location. north Of Pa. ave; large
rooms and bath on each floor. separate
entrances and hot-Yater heating plants:
2-car brick garage with loft above; rent
at $50 year is extremely low. price,
S675O Ewes, phone SH 1913.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
7th 4, n SITS NE FIR. 5000.
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CAPE COD-S6.9 $50.

Owner. transferred. offers beautiful
nearly new tapestry brick home. with =
open fireplaces on "a acre: miles D. c.;
large living room, = bedrooms. dining room,
kitchen. bath, shower. full concrete cellar.
air-conditioned heat. oil burner, hardwood
floors Groom floored attic. Convenient
TO bus, schools and stores, 25 minutes to
d. c. $1,000 cash asked, but must be sold
and terms can be arranged. See this to-
day. MARTIN T. WEBB e. SON. AMMAN
dale Va Phone Alex Al - II hAlE
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YES, WE WILL TRADE

Open-1214 Hemlock st. NV.
Large. semi-det brick; rms. newly
decorated. conveniently ARA. for ] or Q
bus at corner; moderately priced
ROGER MOSS. DI. 1921.
Ewes and Sunday GE 64R3
Evening star., 1942-03-15

1900 BLOCK 18th ST. NV.
Big 10-room brick house with baths;
in excellent condition throughout: 4 ranges.
laundry trays, Oil heat; 2nd and 3rd floors
entire FIRST floor with bath and basement
for owner. or this part can be rented for
$50 per month; walking distance down.
appointment to inspect
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
5OOl East Capitol St. Ii. 354O.
925 New York Ave. Realtors Ma 9197
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
PAT YOUR OWN BACK

that you noticed this adv. about this nearly
new brick bungalow in Sill. Spg Five
rooms rooms lst floor. more, can be finished
block past Four Corner trafnc light: left
one block. then right to OPEN sign Sunday
rare these days
Evening star., 1942-03-15
ISTNESS PROPERTY
IS UNITS STORE.
CORNER BUILDING.
MUST SELL

Three 1O-room and 2;bath bricks; eacn
rented for 81 900 yearly. VIII sell as
group or separately at SIS, $50 each. Eve
nings and Sunday call ia. 653s.
STERLING & FISHER co.
ala N Y Ave NV. RE. $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
h.5 N Y. Ave. NV. Realtnrs MA ora.
l z ACRES, NEAR BUS.

miles from WASHINGTON. this property
mas 6-room house with bath oil heat
fireplace and basement The house is
situated on knoll and is in GOOD condi.
! non. There are some young fruit trees
and the land is well suited for garden
and poultry. A conveniently Iocated
family .h11 home and offered at the reason
APE ap,e LTlce e Of $4,000; $1,000 down See
MASON H1RST. Annandale. Va at the end
81 o. Co.ur,bia pike. Phone Alexandris 5si3.
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Is APARTMENTS
NORTHWEST

Cash. S1O0Oo-Net Rent, $1,000.
That's 20E Net on Investment.
OHARE ESTATES, MA. 6413.
COLORED-l6 UNITS MOS. OLD. q
blocks off Dupont Circle; income, $1,000 q
VI: estimated expenses 500 VI; price,
S3S.5OO Call Mr.. TUCKER. NO. 1882.
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REAL, VALUES!

N4A1OIOs
4250-A fine brick 2-family fiat in Q
good Sc section. rms, bath.
h.-Wh. on each floor
So. .SO0-16-foot row brick, near Capitol.
Has 6 rms bath and elec.
Rented, $40 month.
4,15O-Semi-det 2-family bargain, with
4 rms and bath on each floor.
Rent. sos month.
See Mi Boucher Ewes. SH. 1900.
r A. HUMPHREYS.
sos No Can Realtor. MA. $3.50.
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OWNER TRANSFERRED

Offers this 2-story, 5-room brick Colo
nial, convenient new development, in
Arlington. Screened porch. oil heat, hre-
place. range and refrigerator; S7,450;
$1,000 cash. Chestnut 1857.
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MONEY-MAKER.

Income, Sis per month; priced $3.50;
near Navy Yard: 5 apts.; apts. fur
nished; 2 refrigerators baths, ntch-
! mem ter. EN- 63ln or DI 7H40.
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Colored-Hobart st. nw-Beautiful g.
rm. house, newly decorated: now only
$3.50 down. Mr.. Brown, North 642O.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
q NEW RING OWS
NEARBY MARYLAND BARGAIN

FULL PRICE, $4,000 S4OO DOWN
Attractive q r. and bath. full conc. base
ment, garage, large cor. lot, large trees.
School. stores bus etc. convenient. SacrI-
fee! Gong to Nebraska. must sell
CALL MRS. BOWEN. CHESTNUT 1894.
Or write 5l31 Col Pike. Airing ton, Va.
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

ALMOST NEW CApF COD, SALE SB.SOU.
Rent SIS unfurn, 500 furn. Owner trans
ferred. Call WA. 643S.
LIVE IN COMFORT OUT OF THE CROWD
NEAR ANNAPOLIS. ON The SEVERN
RIVER MODERN COTTAGE: CONVEN-
IENCES RENT REAS. BOX 265-V. STAR.
4-ROOM ASBESTOS SINGLE INSULATED
bunga allow; all modern conv.; garsge. large
corner lot. OWNER, Berwyn lS4-J.
ANNAPOLIS MD-BEAUI Full FURN.
home on Severn River, rooms. 3 bed
rooms. : baths. g acres of lam: 10 msi-
utes drive to napoliS: 500 mo. May
be seen by app. Tel. OM1NGS d OW1L ..
Anna polls :}Sl6 or write Z. Q. B X lS2. l1'
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PROPERTY WANTED

OWNERS AND BUIIDFRS-WTLL PAY
from five to twenty-five thousand cash for
el-located. modern apartment building.
subject to wel-financed first mortgaee.
price not TO exceed Az times income and
located preferably inside of District. Give
full particulars in reply. Box 257-R star.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

Colored--6 T., tile bath, h.-v.h, cleo.
hardwood hoors; near 18th and Kenyon.
North 1909
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Colored-Nr:. 18th and Que r.. oil
heat, full cellar; elec.; ideal location;
liberal terms. Decatur 111b.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

3 AND IS ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
in Suitland. Md. Call Spruce 0749-J.
MASS. AVE. WILL Go THROUGH THIS
level 90 acres. facing Congressional Coun-
try Club. approached by Bradley blvd;
only $3.50 per acre; will trade on home
farm or water front. OWNER, Ma. 9257.
10 A WOODED, ELEC., IMP. ROAD:
S5CO: $40 mo. mo; 80 a. r, well; branch.
r. tractor. land timber: $500: SIOG.
SIS mo. Mr.. PEPROW, Remington va :
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK,
573S Oregon ave.-l65-ft. frontage, y
acre. trees. evergreens fruit; broom bum
gaiow beautiful spot to build absolute
sacrifice, SS.z $50; terms. So 800 cash.
CLYDE HINES & CO., RE. 1927. SEE
THIS TODAY.
SUBDIVISION ACREAGE IN THE RAP
idly growing sections OF Fairfax County.
convenient to Washington and Alexandrial:
many different tracts. MASON HIRsT.
Annandalg. Va, at the end of Columbia
pike: Phone Alexandria 5s12. Closed
Sundays.
IN ACRES, WOODED. AT GLENDALE.
Md. $3.50. terms. Warneld 1889. =
Continued On Next PsSa)
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ARLINGTON WA

5-room. bath brick bungalow, lot 50x
l50. oil heat, close to schools. bus, stores,
$3.50.
MAYNARD BAYLES CO.,
Falls Church Va.
Phone Falls Church 243n. Omen Sunday
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OITTSTANDING VALUE,
ARLINGTON.

Wilson blvd. close in rooms. tiled
bath, large living room. fireplace, full base
ment with toilet. hot-water oil neat oul!L-
in garage, large lot. Terms. Call CH.
/ SIOS
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STORE AND HOME

| On Georgia ave. must be sold quickly.
! VIII rent for S110 month. Price, S9, 300.
| Call Mr. Godfarb evenings. Ordway 1892.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. Realtor,
Evening star., 1942-03-15

Colored-19th and Bennng I'd. n.e.-6
large rms. 2 kitchens, inclosed porches;
hardwood floors; excellent condition
throughout; a home rarely found at this
price. Call Mr.. Stephens, Decatur 1852.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
2-FAMILY FLAT.

700 ST. sell rooms. 2 baths. sepa-
rate hot-water heating plants and en-
for < years at 81 90 month Clear Of en-
cumbrance. Price, So: 2. A. CRAW-
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3 BEDROOMS
1923 s. Pollard st.
GROOM BUNGALOW

Brick, slate roof buit-in garage; years
olo: lot $50 It. deep: bus runs by door.
Price only $3.50 Shown by appointment.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP
WI pARl N0l1 leo r,rir,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
Woodward

pARKSJnC-E. Warren-Diekerson. LIZ. 500
hhhoiDb Open 5:f5. THE MORTAL
STORM" James Stewart Margaret Sui
lavan. THE GREAT MIR. NOBODY, 4"
Joan Leslie. Eddie A Inert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
Duke Ellington
On Paradise
Stage Friday

DUKE ELLINGTON. famous
band leader and composer Of such
we'll known songs As Mood In
'dIGo and Solitude. brings his
orchestra and several stars from
his Hollywood musical production.
Jump for JOY 30 The stage OF
the Paradise Thcatcr Friday for a
one weeks engagement
In Europe where the orchestra
is as we'll known a. IN tins COun-
Try, Ellington * regarded AS
Americas leading jar composer.
Critics there have nominated Fl
llnCtOn'S music and Walt DiSneyS
Mickey Mouse As TWO Of the best
original art forms which have
cmanatcd from tins country
During this engagement Filing
ton Will offer new compositions
uEtteft- he recently CUU1piEtcd for
his forthcoming motion picture.
Among them viii be Concerto for
klInkerS selection ne describes
as notes unpleasant 10 the car. "
Nocalt>tS with the orchestra are
Herb JcnTieS and I'VE Anderson,
both Of whom arc featured on
Ellington recordings In addition
10 comedians Pot Pan and Skillet.
other entertainers include Marie
Bryant and Al Custer
on tho screen viii be the initial
local showing of 4 Date with the
Falcon ~ co->tarrlng George San
dcrS and Wcndy Barrie.
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4;o5. 1880. 1855 .. m; "Unnnlshsd Bust
ness" 22s, 5.5i, $40 p. m
FOX - How Green Was M VALLEY %
y %. 3i2. 1902. 1922 \ m. "Gentle
man at Heart" 1903 a m. . %, 5.43
03 3. m
MICHIGAN-"Ths Little Foxes" 4. ~
80 725. ,o'55 p. m: "Nou're In th'
Army Now" II a. m. so. sos 2 a
.. IN
MtDISON-"MaryI land" ll2t a. m
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Night Club ShOlUs Offer
NeW, Varied Entertainment
BY WALTER STEVENSON

ONE OF tho most secluded
night spots IN town is the Night
in Budapest where John Brcn-
kacS gypsy music is sure 10 lull
you into a quiet dficr-dinnor
mood This talented group of mu-
siclanS, which played IN Tho Hun
garian Village OF tho Ncw York
World 5 Fair. plays dance music
IN addition 10 StTollnC cncuIc>
during their turn on the floor.
TonIeht'S festivities viii be- eli
NAKED by visit Of stage stars
from the current production Of
Louisiana Purchase At the Cas-
TheatCr. Guests of host Charles
Nicholas VIII include Vera Zouna.
Billy GaNton. Mrs. GaNion and
Victor Moore
BrenkacS' group bow, out sun
day night and NGHa--4-vl-ll- p4a44l
the opening Of AlcN Fchor and his
famous gypsy orchestra
Mr.. Nicholas is planning 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

- 80. Z. 20. 10 50 p m
R-k-o ifTOw>-"Parachute Battalion
2l7. 5.5t. s:3l p m Unfinished Bust
ness" 1892. 1903. i0.i6 .. m
$40 p. m ; 81 Unfinished Business 80
II ;Ob D. m.
NITED ARTISTS Two Pare
Woman" ~ IS. $50 7.22 1915 p m
"Doctor kildsre's Victory" IL A. m. 2.2l
- s.07 . m
WILSON - The Eternal GIFT" %
-. 80 6.1i. S Is. .O2 D m
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Film Time Clock

ADAMS-"Forty Thousand HoTsemen,
u ;0l. 2.3s Sis, 7.52 1929 q m
"sealed Lips" Al a. m. 1877. 4.lf. 6.5l
o. 2S y. m
CINDERELLA-"Blrth ~ the Blues, .
~ 80, $3.50 7.2j. 80 80 m Il Unfinished
Business" AIS. 5t5. $40 3. m
ClNEMA-"NinKs of Victory" y %
2.20 AS, $40, SOS. 10 p m
FlSHER--'Birth of the Blues" Il 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

CHAEER-Garden City, Ford Mt Middle Beit
JIM LIN open o:45. Tyrone fower.
Betty Cradle. A NANk IN THE X. A. r.
Plus LOT WIFE" with Meivyn Douglas.
Ruth Hussey, Ellen Drew
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
-RnN a Rnmhe
buy Bomber
Billie Burke in Bed
Throughout Picture

WIEN SIZE reported for work
IN In This our Life at Warner
Brothers. Billie Burke described
her role as the SofteSt assign
mcnt She has ever had i'm her
long career on stage and screen.
Throughout the picture. Miss
Burke explained. she lies in bed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

2Ai, 50, s,i5 D. m: "Baek street"
~ IS. AS. 80 l0.te p m
PALM>->TATE '>uiliNans Travels. %
~ 10 =. m = 90 .. 925 p. m Babe.
ON Broad~s." u %, 3 so, AS. 1910
b. n.
>pooks Run Wild" %
81. e.oJ. Ssh 1852 B. m Bii Robin
,"e, Jimmie Lunrefurd, 2gs so. IA
e.. M
RiNIfRA-''t Vanished Business" Pa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
Named Youth Director

CHICAGO. Jan. % INS).-
Kenneth l.. Tug Wilson. director
of athletics at Northwestern Uni
verSity. has been appointed chair
man of youth activities for the
Chicago metropolitan civil defense
area, Mayor Edward j. Kelly an
nOunCed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

NIli'I ~ dNplls
THREE 666-A huge lineup nj
>cpia stars Is the offering Of this
night spot where Sam FouchC
continues IN the role OF master OF
ceremonies
The sensational four Kit KatS
tap dancers still hold tho spot.
light and attractive Yak Taylor
b, Winning now friends with her
song styles
Other entertainers include Ross
1ud Mccain. ballroom team Rose
Cyclone Morgan "Sidc-Spllttlng
comcd'cnne, Roy and Peaches
Mckinney whlIrwind song and
dance team. and Princess Minola
African interpretive dancer Chuck
Stevens rart- plays the rnuSic.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is tho
pee of this week show a. Car
OClnSbcc's Spo, Hart and Allison
open with ballroom turn of con
Ncr'iOusi hits then return for a
comic s;tmhi4HE -ariarto -to3M My
,Inrn " from the Chocolate Soldier
Ruth Jordan aCrobatic tap and
control numbers exhibit tricky
twists and back bends and Me
Han. unlcNcliSt mlnElcS deXtcritN
and dash with his wheeling stunt,
on unlcyelcS and split bicycles OF
varied sizes
n, best trick is A shoulder
.t.,t al. 81. t,.rAI.,ayu A.. h.,
urn, the pedals with his hands.
FRONTIER RANCH Gloria
shame The BON b : hell oi
Rhythm ". continues 80 headline
Tho show this week with IAN on
'Wclv nov ll>' OF special song
number r. addition 10 the favor
tics the crowd requests
Nev addition 10 tho bill is tor.
ria Panchita Villa dcsccndcnt OF
Tho famous Mexican bandit chief
PaUcho Villa IN popular character
dance numbers
Carl Eancntrne will introduce
himself as the River Gambler in
cow"dy-Taglc turn under The
''ft'' nun "a ~ 'illl - lllllii ,
tenor Denny McCurtin who sings
popular Irish and American bal
lads m addition 10 carrying out
The duties Of VI &.
MICKFN'S BAR With Swing
Singer Nargic Vail and the dance
team ol Lo Gary and Latina head
iny the new show this week q
now policy of review type enter
iaInmcnt including production
numbers 10y tho line of Dancing
MIckcNcuc>. comedy hlackou',
and more novelty acts goes into
effect
Held over into the now week
by popular request are both SheI-
lah Woods and NIcki Thompson
in cn'Irclv new rhythm and exotic
dances Chandra will offer native
Hawaiian and other South Sea
dances I'm addition 10 performing
the duties Of VI. G.. Billy NeaCher
teams with Baby Face Buddy
Roth 10 bring entirely new comedy
skis and dance numbers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
a Bomber

When Most Antiques Were
Just Junk. Quilt Coverings
Worth Only 6 Cents a Pound 80
Years Ago Are Now Sold for a.
Much a $50 square Foot.
Read How Fortune May BE
Kicking Around i'm Your Own
Attic in The american Weekly.
the Magazine Distributed With
This Sundays Issue of The
Detroit sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

bring outstanding Hungarian stars
10 TINS spot during the current
winter season
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Future Meetings of Women's Clubs Announced

Catholic Study Guild-Tuesday eve
ming, Study Guild Catholic Lii
brary, 1725 Rhode Island avenue
NV; speaker. the Rev Gregory
O'Connor, Irish Contribution to
Culture"
D. A. R.-Tomorrow, pm, Regents
Club luncheon, Army and Navy
Club. Wednesday, 8 pm, Marcia
Burns Chapter with Miss Susan
Frasier, 28l2 Twenty seventh
street NV. Saturday, 1:30 pm,
Keystone Chapter with Mrs.
James D. Skinner, 7525 Alaska
avenue NV.
Lovette Choral Club - Wednesday
evening, D. A. r. Chapter House,
18th anniversary celebratiosi;
speakers. Miss Margaret Smith
and Mrs. Joseph J. Hill.
United Daughters Of the Confed-
eracy-Today, S to 7 pm, recep-
ton with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Clarendon Smith, 2949 Macomb
street NV. Wednesday. 8 pm,
Dixie Chapter, with Mrs. Annie
K Gore, 1903 Porter street NV.
Saturday, 8 pm, Executive Com
mittee with Miss Viola D. Jones,
the Milton, 2222 I street NV.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

Tales Old Houses Tell" Thurs
day, 7 pm, dinner; $50 pm,
demonstration lecture. The Fine
Art OF Pottery Making" by York
Honore.
Woman's National Democratic Club
Tomorrow, 1880 pm. luncheon.
Honor guests, Mrs. George C. Mar
shall, Mrs. Robert Patterson and
Mrs. Ralph Bard. Speaker, Mrs.
Raymond Fowler, Activities of
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
Club.
Housekeeper's Alliance-Tuesday, 2
pm, with Mrs. Maurice Collins,
56l8 Nevada avenue NV. Speaker.
Mrs. Carl Aslakson, Life in Peru,
Ecuador and Colombia."
Wanderlust Travel Club-Tuesday, 9
pm. Speaker, Mrs. Carl As
lakson, South America"
Women's Association of the Uni
versalist National Memorial
Church-Thursday. to 7 pm,
annual spring dinner at the
church.
League of Women Shoppers-Tues-
day. 1890 pm. Executive Board.
1910 Vermont avenue NV.
Wednesday, 1890 pm, Labor
Committee luncheon, Taft House
Inn, 1901 K street NV.
League of American Pen Women
Tuesday, 8 pm, drama group with
Mrs. J. Jeune Carter. Wednesday,
to pm. book review tea;
speaker, Eloise Liddon Soper.
author Of Some Lose Their Way"
Friday, 1890 am, fiction group;
8pm., poetry group.
Women's Welsh Club-Tomorrow
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Star Stan and Baehrach Photos.

6 pm, dinner meeting, Fairfax
Hotel.
Hadassah - Tuesday, las pm,
birthday meeting, Jewish Com
munity Center.
w. c. T. U.-Today, pm. Iota
Sigma Union. All States Hotel,
5l4 Ninteenth street NV, fifth
anniversary program. Tuesday,
8 pm, Emma Sanford Shelton
Union with Mrs B. j. Waldo. 40l7
New Hampshire avenue NV:
speaker, Mrs. John M. Robson.
Greensboro College Alumnae Asso-
ciation-Tuesday, 8 pm. with Mrs
John D. Lanston, Governor Shep-
herd apartments; speaker, DR..
Lois Witham.
Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Asso-
ciation-Tuesday, pm. with Mrs.
A. B. Amber, jr., 1925 Amberfoyle
place NV.
Beta Sigma Phi-Tomorrow. 8 pm,
District Council, 7l0 Fourteenth
street NV. Tuesday, 8 pm. Eta
Chapter, TO Fourteenth street
NV: 8 pm, XII Alpha Exemplar
Chapter with Mrs. Ruth Cate Hill,
Arlington, Va; 8 pm, Theta
Chapter, ITO Fourteenth street
NV. Wednesday, 8 pm, Delta
Chapter with Miss Opha Thomp-
son, 1900 Connecticut avenue NV.
Thursday. 8 pm. Kappa Chapter,
ITO Fourteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Blue Triangle Club,
Amazed at Voteless
ID. c., to Make Study

The indignation Of q group Of
out = Of towners who apparently
learned for the first time recently
that District residents have no vote
has prompted plans for a study
Of the District at the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association.
Members Of the Blue Triangle
Club, a Y. w. C. A. group composed
Of business girls, will devote several
meetings to The Voteless State OF
the District Of Columbia" beginning
with a session at pm. Thursday.
Mrs. Louis Gutenberg, former pres
ident Of the Voteless District League
of Women Voters, will aid the club
in it's efforts to study the history
of the District and movements made
thus far to obtain the franchise.
Miss Emma Humphrey. the Blue
Triangle president, announced the
meetings will be open to business
women other than club members.
The clubs program chairman sug-
gested the study at a recent meet
ing when new members from out Of
town indicated lively interest in
the voteless state Of the District.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Catholic Alumnae
Arrange for Mass

The annual communion mass and
breakfast of the District Chapter,
International Federation of Cath
olic Alumnae, will be held April 19,
with mass celebrated at the Cathe-
dral of st. Matthew the Apostle at
8 am.
Breakfast will follow at the May
flower Hotel with members of the
graduating classes of various affilt-
ated high schools, academies and
colleges as guests of honor.
Miss Mae Manogue, past governor
Of the District Chapter and member
of St. Cecelia's alumnae is general
chairman, with Miss Eloise Haley
of the Notre Dame de Namur alum
nae as vice chairman.
Other committee chairmen include
Mrs. Paul Hurney. reservations; Miss
Regina Hartnett, entertainment;
Mrs. Edward Keating, reception;
Mrs. C. Francis Scalessa, tickets,
and Miss Kathryn Creveling, pub
licity.
Miss Christabel Hill is governor Of
the District Chapter.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Civic and Study Clubs
American Association Of Unive

American Association Of University
Women-Today, $50 pm, supper;
guest artist, Edythe Narmion
Brosius, harpist. Tomorrow,
pm, tea; speaker, Grace Lincoln
Temple. Wednesday, $50 pm,
dinner; speaker, DR.. Lewis L. Lor:-
win. Thursday, $50 pm, junior
group dinner bridge.
Women's City Club-Tomorrow, s
pm, French dinner. Tuesday, 4
pm, book hour; speaker, Mrs.
Julia McGillicuddy, Work Among
the American Indians" Saturday,
lis pm, Civics Committee
luncheon.
Washington Club-Tomorrow, IL
am, book hour; reviewer. Mrs.
Frederick v. Coville. Tuesday, II
am, illustrated lecture by DR..
and Mrs. Matthew Stirling,
archaeological Expedition to Mex
ico." Wednesday, pm, lunch
con followed by cards.
Twentieth Century Club-Tomor-
row, pm, art section, Corcoran
Art Gallery; lecturer, Edward B:
Rowan, Ceramics Exhibition" !"
Tuesday, 2 pm, French section,
Y. w. C. A., discussion, The Part
the French Language Has in the
American Language" Thursday,
IL am. literature section, Y. W..
c. A.; reviewers, Mrs. Ralph Beal
and Mrs. Lyman Swormstedt;
12:45 pm, luncheon. Friday. 2
pm, nature section, with Miss
Isabel Furbank, 3244 Thirty-eight
street NV: speaker, Mrs. Ben
jamin E. Smith, The Tolerance
That Plants Have" Saturday,
2:30 pm, drama section, Y. w. C.
A.; speaker, Maurice Colburne.
Political Study Club - Saturday,
Washington Club; speaker, Con-
stantine Brown.
Evening star., 1942-03-15
Hmey1cuS
LADIES

proves that she had true poetic
feeling. An example is quoted:
Under the cooling shadow Of
stately Elm
Close safe by a goodly Rivers
side,
Where gliding streams the Rocks
did overwhelm;
A lonely place, with pleasures
dignifi'd.
Prompted by love for her children,
she wrote out her religious e5.pe-
riences and recorded, partly In prose
and partly in verse, her sicknesses
and other important incidents Of her
life. Here her most pointed SMILES
are drawn from the familiar in
stances of domestic life, especially
the bringing up Of children.
"Meditations" Completed.
At the suggestion CT her second
son, Mrs. Bradstreet also wrote
series of apothegms, suggested
mainly by the homely events Of her
own experience. The Meditations,
dedicated to her son Simon, March
20, 1864, display much more ability,
much greater cultivation Of mind,
and a deeper thoughtfulness than
most of her other works. In them
she shows a more correct taste than
in her Poems"
Mrs. Bradstreet evidently had ex-
posed herself to criticism of her
neighbors by studying and writing
so much. The fact that a woman
was able to compose anything
possessing any literary merit was
regarded with great surprise by her
contemporaries, and this was en-
phasized particularly by her ad-
mirerS.
She died on September 16, 1872.
and her burial place had not been
determined No stone bearing her
name can be found in the old grave
yard at Andover, and it Is not at all
improbable that her body was placed
in her fathers tomb at Roxbury. No
portrait of her is in existence.
In 1878, six years after her death,
the second edition of her Poems"
was brought out in Boston. This
was one of the earliest volumes Of
poems printed in America.