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Evening star., 1942-04-26
Third Registration
Expected 10 Enroll
$4,000 DistrictMen
White House Ceremony
Will Bring President
Under SeIective Service

TIGHTER POLICY on draft de-
ferments for dependency directed
by Selectiye Service. Page A-I0
D. C. REGISTRATION CENTERS
for men As through 81 listed with
map on draft board areas.
Page A-4
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(See GIRAUD. Page A-20
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(See KEARNEYa Page A-29
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(see NEW CALEDONIA, Page A
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Height is Captured.
Germun General Killed

(See RUSSIA, Page A-l09
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tSee RAIDS. Page A-40
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Weather Forecast

CUTE warm today. with gentle winds.
Temperatures yesteTday-Hisflest ss. At
3.ss pm. lowest. So. at $40 am; 81
st III pm.
Prom ths United states weather Bwrszx rsrsgt
PUf Details or PRse AZ
Evening star., 1942-04-26

(See REGISTRATION. Page A-4)
Evening star., 1942-04-26
Bomber Shot Down.

A German bomber was shot down
on the Northeast coast of England
shortly after noon yesterday. Two
other enemy planes few over the
south coast in the early morning
hours, killing one person with ma
Evening star., 1942-04-26

tSee BURMA, Page A-loD
Evening star., 1942-04-26

The Evening and Sunday Star is
delivered In the city and suburbs at
75c per month. The Night Final
Edition and Sunday Morning star at
55c per month.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Arlington Bar Unit to Advise
Fort Myer Enlisted Men Free

Free legal assistance to enlisted
men at Fort Myer will be offered
twice each month as a result of
action taken by the Arlington
County Bar Association, 1t was an
nounced last night.
The association assepted to a re-
quest by 1t. Charles Trammell, jr.,
post intelligence oficer, who asked
If an attorney could be assigned to
the post for half a day twice a
month to advise troops on civil legal
problems, such as will drawing, in
stallment payments, debts and SINH
lar matters.
The association voted to send one
OF its members from to pm. twice
each month beginning April /. A
similar plan has been worked out In
Baltimore and in some other cities,
it was said.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Defense 10 Be Discussed
Al Montgomery Meeting

A panel discussion on civilian de-
fense in Montgomery County, Md,
will be held at 8 pm. April Z at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase High School
under the sponsorship OF the County
Social Welfare Council.
Those who will appear on the pro-
gram include Wilton T. Allen
deputy chief air raid warden for the
county; Circuit Judge Charles w.
Woodward, co-chairman of the Ex-
ecutive Committee of the County
Civilian Defense Council; John
Oden, chief of fire service Of the
council; Chief Andrew M. Newman
of the County Police Department; /;
DR.. Dexter M. Bullard, chief of the
medical service OF the council, and
Paul L. Banfield, chief Of the coun-
ellis food and shelter service.
Others are Judge Charles M
Irelan. president of the Montgomery
County Chapter Of the Red Cross;
Mrs. John Werner and Mrs. Minier
Hostetler of the Social Welfare
Council, and George v. Menke,
county salvage chairman.
Mrs. Donald Roberts, president OF
the welfare council, will preside
Albert E. Brault, executive director
of the County Civilian Defense
Council, will act as moderator.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Col. Barrett Spikes Rumors
.OfMory|ond Surprise B|ockouts

community that proceeded without
authority would be subject to CEN
sure.
"Blackout jitters and their tend
ency to create hysteria must stop,
Col. Barrett cautioned.
There is only one thing to dc
during these critical days." he de-
clared, "and that is to be prepared
for any eventuality. If the public
is ready the cause OF worry and
alarm ceases. Certainly the enemy
is not going to give us any advance
notice of attack. A panicky public is
the aim Of the Axis.
"If our present state Of jitters
continues I am fearful of what will
happen should bombs fall"
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Noyes Sworn In as Montgomery
Assistant States Attorney
Registry Board Aide
Takes Over Post
Vacated by Borbee

Alfred D. Noyes. "a. member of
the Montgomery County Md Per-
manent Board Of Registry and clerk
to the county supervisors Of cleo
tions, yesterday was sworn In as
assistant States attorney for the
county.
He succeeds Alger Y. Barbee, who
recently was called to active duty
with the United States Coast Guard
at Norfolk, Va.
At the same time r. Byrne Aus
tin, county zoning enforcement Of
ficer, was appointed to succeed Mr..
Noyes as clerk to the Board Of
Supervisors and also as q member
of the Permanent Board Of Registry.
Mr.. Austin filled both positions
several years ago prior to becoming
secretary to the late Representative
Byron. Democrat, Of Maryland, in
1899 His successor as zoning off,
Ger will be appointed in the near
future
Mr.. Noyes. who also Is chairman
of the Southern Maryland Defense
Council, has been active in county
Democratic politics for the past 10
years.
He obtained his first position in
the county government in 1899,
Evening star., 1942-03-29

j. Foster Hagan was reelected
president of the group for a second
successive year at its meeting Friday
night. Also reelected were Miss
Anna F. Hedrick, vice president;
John c. Mccarthy. secretary treas
urer, and Clarence r. Ahalt, men,
ber-at-large of the Executive Com
mittee.
Mr.. Hagan announced the follow
ing committee appointments: Griev-
ance-Claude o. Thomas, James H.
Simmonds and Caldwell c. Kend-
rick; Legislation-Harry w. Porter,
Senator William D. Medley and
Emery N. Hosmer; Membership
John L. Cutler, Homer Randolph
Thomas and John Paul Jones, and
International Relations-J. Cloyd
Byars. George P. Grove and Frank
J all Sr
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Vote League Sponsors
Education Program
On Wartime Measures
Information Service
Is Formed to Explain
Effect on Citizens

The Montgomery County League
OF Women Voters is undertaking q
program to acquaint citizens of the
many effects of the Federal Gov
ernment's wartime measures through
the organization of local Citizens In
formation Service groups, 1t was an
nounced last night.
Local service units will furnish
speakers who are now in training
for the work to meetings to discuss
such problems as the effect of ration
ing, taxation, imitation and commod-
ity shortages.
Mrs. Bernard J. Oliver of Chevy
Chase has been appointed head Of
the leagues. information service
unit. Three neighborhood units are
already functioning in West Chevy
Chase. They are led by Mrs. Will
liam j. Duiker, Mrs. John St. John
and Mrs. Elmer Ferrabee. Other
units are planned for Silver Spring,
Takoma Park and the upper county
areas.
The neighborhood units will dis
cuss material supplied them by the
county league. Among the subjects
to be studied is the controversial is
sue of the proposed charter form of
government for Montgomery County.
Assisting Mrs. Oliver in arranging
the program are Mrs. Dean Din
woodey, speakers bureau; Mrs.
Duiker, mobilization; Mrs. j. B.
Yaukey. publicity, Mrs. H. w.
ticn of broadsides
and Mrs. M. B. Leming, training
groups.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
29th Division 10 Move
In Few Weeks From
Meade 10 Virginia
Will Muneuver at Hill
Reservation; 10Th Will
Replace 1t at Fort
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, Nd,
March 28.-The 29th Infantry Di-
vision, stationed at Fort Meade since
its mobilization in February; 194l
will be transferred to Virginia in a
few weeks, it's commander, Maj
Gen. Leonard T. Gerow, announced
today.
The division, a former square
National Guard unit composed OF
troops from Maryland, Virginia,
Pennsylvania and the District OF
Columbia, recently was changed to
the triangular composition in the
Army's streamlining program.
Gen. Gerow said the 18th would
be stationed at the A. P. Hill Mill
tary Reservation near Fredericks-
burg, where the division trained last
summer before joining the maneu-
vers in the Carolinas.
Some artillery units, now on de-
tached service, will be assigned to
the division and may join 1t later,
Gen. Gerow said
At A. P. Hill the troops will en-
gage in field service and maneuvers
designed to shake it down in its new
streamlined setup of fewer men and
greater firepower. The men will live
in tents on the reservation while on
maneuvers. which may later be ex-
tended to North Carolina.
Some units of the 29th were de-
tached for separate service or as
signed to ether divisions in the fast
growing Army in the reorganization
of the division last month.
Into the barracks the men of the
29th will VaCate at Fort Meade will
move troops which will compose the
18th Infantry Division, the Liberty
Bell Division of World War I. It
will be activated in May.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Garrett Park Officials
Protest Site Chosen
For Housing Project
Ask IhIder to locute
800 DemountubIes in
D. G. or Other Area

A plea that 300 demountable
houses for war workers. proposed
for a site near Garrett Park, Md,
be located in a more sparsely settled
section where established home val
ues could not be lowered was made
yesterday in letter to John Ihlder
executive officer of the Alley Dwell
ing Authority. from the Garrett
Park Mayor and Town Council.
The A. D. A. last week announced
the Straight tract as the site OF
the temporary structures which are
planned to be removed after the
war.
The town officials wrote that no
other Montgomery County commu-
nifty is as vitally affected by the
project as their own and lamented
the lack of consultation between
Mr.. Ihlder and themselves before
the project was announced.
1T would seem that the wishes of
our people have been studiously
'by-passed' and that the frankness
and open methods OF dealing which
we, as citizens, have a right to ex-
pect from the duly elected
officials of Montgomery County,
upon whom we must depend to
protect our interests, have been al
most wholly lacking the town
leaders stated.
Beside its effect on property val
ues, the letter asserted. the project
would create problems of school,
transportation and other public
service facilities.
The residents Of Garrett Park
yield to no one in their spirit of
patriotism and willingness to sacri-
flee unstintingly to meet the needs
of the present emergency" the town
officials said. objection to your
proposed undertaking is not based
upon the policy of sacrificing public
good to selfish interest.
Our position is that there is
ample room in or adjacent to Wash
ington where such a project could
be located, apart from any immedi-
ately adjoining developed section
which might be damaged thereby
and that emergency housing should
be situated in some such area. To
attempt to locate it where you now
propose, seems to us to be the re-
suit of unwise planning which will
inevitably result in unnecessary
damage to innocent persons"
rn1fnrarpnc Mr. 1h1 -
der has explained that the A. D. A.
had to consider many factors in
Guiding the availability of water,
sewage and gas facilities, in max
ing a choice of sites.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Montgomery Officials
Decide Defense Role
For Women S Units
Feminine Groups to Have
No Jurisdiction in SETTING
Up Protective Services

Agreement on a policy regarding
the role women are to play in the
Montgomery County defense organ
ization was announced last night by
officials of the County Defense
Council
At the same time, it was an
nounced that a group of boys in
the Silver Spring area would be
trained under the auspices of Cissel-
Saxon Post, American Legion, 70
assist the defense council.
Chester Naumowicz, chairman of
special committee in charge of
the project, said boys II to 18 would
be taught military drill. first aid
messenger and communications
work.
The part women are to play in
defense activities was clarified at a
conference between Albert E. Brault,
director of Montgomery County
civilian defense, and Mrs. B. Pey-
ton Whalen, women's activities
chairman for the county and for
mer chairman of the women's di-
vision of the County Council of
Defense.
Some time ago Gov. O'Conor Or
dered all units Of the women's di-
vision abolished as a separate or
ganization and its activities merged
with the State defense setup.
Mr.. Brault and Mrs. Whalen an
nounced they agreed that the
women's division should have no
jurisdiction in the establishment
of protection services such as auxil-
iary police. flremen and air raid
wardens which are within the juris-
diction of the regularly appointed
chiefs of service.
The women's groups will confine
their work to disseminating educa-
tional matter from Federal, State
and County civilian defense Offices,
conservation and salvage, cam
paigns to conserve food. clothes,
household appliances, rubber and
automobiles; cooperation with the
Red Cross and arranging for first
aid. nursery, nutrition, motor corps
and canteen groups.
The women also will arrange to
send books, magazines and other
articles to service camps and hos
pitfalls.
Mrs. Whalen said all members OF
her group are expected to cooperate
with air raid wardens and other
defense workers.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Officers Of Arlington
Eastern Star Named

Mrs. Helen Hayes was elected
worthy matron of Mary Washing
ton Chapter, No. so, Order of the
Eastern Star, in Arlington, Va, Fri
day night.
Other officers chosen were S.
Groome Eareckson. worthy patron;
Mrs. Anne Allen, associate matron; !;
Philip o. Shepherd, associate pa
tron; Mrs. Margaret Watson, con-
ductress; Mrs. Frances C. Waters,
associate conductress; Mrs. Dora
Hynes, secretary; Mrs. Jennie Lee
Smith, treasurer; Mrs. Christine
Sramek, chaplain; Mrs. Hazel Cole
man, marshall; Miss Martha L.
Payne, Adah; Mrs. Jessie Butter
field, Ruth. Miss Elsie Bushong
Esther; Mrs. Myrtle Belnick, Mar
tina; Mrs. Zelda Smith, Electra; Mrs.
Helen Waters, organist; Mrs. Eliza
beth Davis, warder; Mrs. Ruth
Eareckson, page, and Charles Hart
ley, sentinel.
Mrs. Nellie Cosdon, past grand
matron of Virginia. will install the
officers at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
Clarendon Masonic Temple.
Evening star., 1942-03-29

BALTIMORE, March 28.-Rumors
to the contrary, no test blackouts
will be held in Maryland without
sufficient warning, 1t. Col. Henry S.
Barrett, chief of air raid precau-
tions for Maryland. said today.
'Rumors of surprise blackouts, -
Col. Barrett related, have been cir
culated throughout the State which
have caused many people to swamp
their local control centers with in
quiries and interfering with their
vital work"
He explained that test blackouts
can only be conducted with the
authority of the First Interceptor
Command and warned that e."
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Methodist Conference
In Leesburg April 21
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LEESBURG, Va. March 28.-The
Leesburg Methodist Church will be
host to the Alexandria District Con-
ference April 81 and %, the Rev. r.
L. Forester, pastor, announced to-
day.
Thirty-six charges and more than
100 churches will be represented at
the conference. Bishop Edwin Holt
Hughes of Washington will speak
at the evening session April 81.
The Rev. A. P. Williams. district
superintendent, will preside at all
sessions.
The Alexandria district includes
Stafford, Prince William, Fauquler.
Fairfax and Loudoun Counties.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Fenwick Will Address
ArIinqton Democrats

Charles r. Fenwick. member OF
the Virginia House of Delegates
from Arlington County, will be the
principal speaker at meeting OF
the Democratic Club of Arlington
County at pm. Wednesday in the
Rucker Building, Clarendon, Va.
Mr.. Fenwick will discuss ''Legisla-
tion Affecting Arlington County"
Homer G. Bauserman, president.
will preside.
Evening star., 1942-03-29

when he was appointed supervisor
of county aid. Prior to that he
worked as a legal research assistant
in the Works Progress Administra-
ton in Washington.
A native of Washington, the new
assistant States attorney has lived
in Kensington for the past 30 years.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
FIuo Presented to Church

The Idylwood Presbyterian Church
at Vienna, Va, was presented an
American flag at services last SUM-
day by the Dyer-Gunnell Unit lS0,
American Legion Auxiliary. Pres
entation was made by Mrs. Cath
crime Leigh, past president.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
First-Aid Courses Slated

First-aid courses will begin at 7
pm. tomorrow at University Park
School, Stanley Orr, chairman Of
Chapter, American
nounced last night.
meet each Monday
weeks and will be con
c. w. England.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Ashburn Hiqh to Give PIoy

AShDuTn 7I9h 10 give ROY
The senior class Of AShburn 1Va.)
High School will present . play,
THE Rose Covered Cottage" at .
pm. on Tuesday, in the school.
Evening star., 1942-03-29

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Evening star., 1942-11-22

sing a song. But one of the smarter
executives took another look at her
test said: This girl can be an ac-
tress if we're careful. So let's not
tvpe her by putting her in musical.
Let's make her work.
They made her work in three not
too-important pictures. 1t was an
education. She's smart kid and sne
learned quickly and well enough TO
he a natural for the my Sister
Evening star., 1942-11-22

Martina Ldf1erty. "A year
and half ago, she was band singer
without a band. She was in Los
Angeles when somebody with good
eye spotted her. He took her up to
Columbia Pictures, got screen test
and the executives said: "Okay,
she's got good legs and she's pretty
and she can sing a little bit. So we'll
give her a contract and we'll try her
in a couple of B epics. What do we
have to lose"'
So that was a year and half ago
and they put her in couple of b
epics. and the next thing you know,
audiences and critics are going crazy
about her in the title role of My
Sister Eileen
Of course, her name is Janet
Blair now. But she's still redheaded.
She says Hollywood is wonderful.
But she says the luck of the Irish
is even more wonderful.
Evening star., 1942-11-22

pounds and beautiful brown eyes to
90 with her red hair. She's pretty.
much the college-girl type. No make
up except lipstick, no frills - she
sleeps in a sweater and a pair of
mems socks.
Her only jewelry is an engage
ment ring from Corporal Lou Bush,
ex-pianist-arranger. It's wonderful
the things that don't happen in
Hollywood. JERRY MASON
Evening star., 1942-11-22

ting the local amateur sing with him.
But this time it was different. So
different that next day he had new
girl vocalist.
Janet was frightened at first. but
when she'd been on the job two or
three weeks the band played for
college dance in her home territory.
At intermission time. one of the boys
she used to know came up, asked for
her autograph. She thought the idea
was 50 funny that she insulted the
poor guy by laughing. From then on
she wasn't frightened.
The band reached California and
Janet had her future all settled; she
Evening star., 1942-11-22

was going to be a
good singer and then
she was going to
marry Lou Bush, the
orchestra's pianist
arranger. But when
Kemp was killed in
an automobile acci-
dent the orchestra
disbanded. Janet
sang on a few radio
shows, got her screen
test - and wham!
Before launching
her in B pictures,
Columbia intended
to put her in a musi-
cal with Rita Hay
worth and Fred
A.%a:ro ,pd iaf her
Evening star., 1942-11-22
That LAfferty Girl

"
k1ER working tag comes from two
middle names - Janet is hers. Blair
is her fathers Orchestra Leader Hal
Kemp was friend of his. Hal and
his crew came through Janet's home
town, Altoona, Pa. at least once
year, and every time he did, the
little Lafferty girl would get up and
sing a song with the band. Every
body applauded politely. Hal left
and Janet went back to her dancing
lessons.
But when she was about ready to
graduate from high school. she got
an idea in her by-now pretty head.
She dropped the dancing, took sing
ing lessons. Hal came through, once
again risked his popularity by let
Evening star., 1942-11-22

habit which Janet
had to perfect--she's
still trying to shake
it off.
MY Sister Eileen"
was finished in the
afternoon; that night
Director Gregory
Ratof grabbed her
for Something to
Shout About It's
one of those titanic
musicals which will
have Janet initiating
a three-alarm fire
she sings, dances,
acts.
At this point,
Janet is 81. She has
40 Well-assenbled
Evening star., 1942-11-22

Eileen" part. The studios original
plans called for Rosalind Russell to
be the pictures only feminine star.
After a few weeks of shooting, the
Russell lady did a thing unheard of
in Hollywood, marched into the
front office: ''The kid is great. She
deserves to get co-star billing"
So Russell made Blair a star. It's
wonderful, the things that hap
pen in Hollywood.
Other results of the Eileen"
filming: loss of five pounds while re-
hearsing a Conga routine; laugh
which sounds like young horse
neighing. The latter was an Eileen
Evening star., 1942-11-22

rs wonderful, the
things that happen in
Hollywood. Take the
case of little redheaded
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