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Parties

Continued from Page Onc)
Raymond Durham, Edward Nudge,
Daniel O'Hara, Peter Dyer, Barbara
Elwell, Elaine Staeb, Ann McDer-
mott. Jerry Monaham, Dick Wayne,
June Gonyou. Norman Evans, Joan
Schmilholz. Beulah Whipkey. Jo-
seph Brothers, Bruce fowler, Floyd
Panther, Donna Hewitt, Marlene
Gonyou, Leora Nudge, Ann Cleary,
Robert DeNoyer. Phillip Seamore.
Beverly Hintch, and Richard Broth.
ers
There was no parade at the st.
Johns party as only the pupils in
the elementary grades came COS.
| tuned The sisters also acted on
the lunch committee.
Besides the regular prize win
ners at the Woodruff School, one
resourceful lad CARRIED as Scarlet
O'Hara won a dollar in defense
stamps. This special prize was con
tributed by Sidney O'Hara, a form.
er pupil of the school who was
favorably impressed by the clever
ness shown in the young peoples
garb. Judges were. chairman Miss
Justine Enss. OF the city schools
art department. Clark Grccnstreat.
Richard Starr and Matt Max. Help-
ing to serve on the lunch commit
tee were James Fitzpatrick. Chris
Reynolds, Thomas Barnes. Edward
Foster, Mrs Wayne Hubbard Mrs.
Theodore Easing, Mrs. Edward
Schofield and a number OF teachers.
Arrangement of the marching
drills and routine of the parade at
Woodruff were by volunteers from
Boy Scout troop 81 and at total Of
% prizes were awarded.
Winners at the Central Element
AIRY were Doris Decker. Katherine
Bradford, Shirley Ford, Joy Walt
ers. Wilma Joan Wolscy. Barbara
and Alice Midiff Daryl Henry.
Mary Louis Nealy. Judy Ann Wine
man, Richard Cots Second were
Betty Miller Barbara Best. Yvonnc
Beaudry, Barbara Lonsberry. Con
ME Wood, Patricia Birch. Flor.
ence Hamblin. Bernard Ungrodt.
Wayne Hartman and Eugene Hooy.
or Judges included Miss Frances
Noungs, chairman. Miss Esther
Sturm and Miss Katherine Gaunt.
lett.
Winners at the Harriet school
include Lowell Perry outstanding
ly dressed as a girl. Yvonne Davis.
Uziel Hamilton Edward Davis.
Wesley Greenidge Aquila Hamr
ton. Christine Harry. Carrie Madi-
son, Doris Williams. Shirley WI
liams Yyonne DAYS. and Herman
Green Second prize winners were
Virginia McCray. Emmett Allen.
Brooksie Williams. Curtis Jones.
J. 3 Luten .Elyester Sullivan. Reg
linald Pogue. John Alvin Williams.
and Barbara Henderson
Judges were Miss Janet Edclen.
cit nurse. Don Silkworth. Oliu
Eckley. and Miss Alma Strong.
who also served on the lunch com
mittee with other teachers
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Retiring.

Continued from Page One)
the terrain so changed in the 10
cality that II could not he located
today. II was one half mile south
o. the present schoolhouse which
Henry Ford built in Willow Run.
The old schoolhouse whichEaMr
Anderson attended was moved to
Greenfield Village.
For three years while carrying
mail Mr. Anderson also worked
on his fathers farm. The S3-acre
farm came suddenly into his own
possession. owing 10 the death Of
bis parents.
Comin= 10 Ypsilanti Mr. Ander-
son acquired the o a Ainsworth
property at 2i3 Ferris ST. where
he and his family have lived rs
years
Both he and Mrs. Anderson have
no wish 70 travel during their
new leisure since they have Two
children SIN in high school Wen.
deli viii finish In June. 1913. and
Mildred the next June.
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Pick of the Air TODAY

Strategy in War:
7.3o-Premiere. Bob Hawk quiz;
$50 Hobby Lobby;
9.o0-Hit Parade;
Q i5-Jessica- Dragonette.
l0:15- Soldiers With Wings, new
time.
BLU 30-Swop Night:
S:30-Danny Thomas Show,
800 Green Hornet;
9:30-Spotlight Band Parade:
l0:00-Allen Prescott Finale.
MBS-S: 00-American Eagle Club:
9:00-Chicago Theater Robin
Hood.
Saturday Bondwagon;
l1.l5-Drama Rent Control
Sunday
Talks MBS-ll a. m Reviewing
Stand America and Near East;
NBC $50 p. m. Roundtable Man
power; Blu 3:15 Wake up
Forum Civilian Morale" Ad,
olphe Menjou and others; CHS
: American Legion Commander
Roane Waring; MBS s Forum
Congressional Elections Blu
Sis Frank +. Gannett on the
elections
NBC-1:16-L Labor For Victory;
3:0O-H p Davis Announcers
Award.
3:30-Officisl Army Hour;
7:0O-Jack Befny.
S:00-Charlie Mccarthy;
S:3O-One Mans Family
1000 Phil Spitalny Girls.
CBS-l2:00 Noon Victory Mass.
Cardinal Daugherty;
80 p. m-From London Cairo
and [. s. Army in Action Pro
gram.
, oo-N. Y. Philharmonic;
55:00-Gladys Swarthout;
6:3o-Serg Gene Autry;
7:S0-We The People:
300 Conrad Nsgel Theater,
$50 Fred Allen
1890 Report TO Nation
BLUE: 3O-Obolers to The
President;
l:00-Horace Heidi Review:
$40 Musical Steelmakers;
6:00-Britain to America;
7:3O-Quiz Kids,
S30-lnner Sancum Mystery.
1000 Good viii Hour
MBS-1:l5-Camp Wheeler Band
2:0O-T This is Fl Dix. records,
6:00-Hawaii Calls.
6:O0-First Nighter:
7:30-Stars and Stripes in Brit.
u: 30-This Is Our Enemy
Monday
NBC-l2.15 p. Words and
Music.
30-Guiding Light,
6 so Music for Brazil.
CBS-l2 Noon-Kate Smith Speak
ing,
$50 Giants Of Freedom
6:1j-T Today at the Duncsns, pre-
miere.
BLU-11 a. m Breakfast at Ssr-
dis;
Us p. mos Angeles County
Orchestra;
4.0n-Club Matinee.
MBS-1 45-Rhythm Ensemble.
2:3O Mutual Goes Calling
Quaker City Psn-Amer-
icana
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Confined from Page One)
send the bill to conference on Nov
g.
May Seek Vote ....
Meanwhile. Rep. Rankin CD
Miss. who threatened a move TO
instruct conferees TO accept the
Senate restriction, may call for a
pre-conference vote on the issue.
However. several leaders conf
IDENTIFY predicted that they can de-
feat the Rankin motion if it is
made.
1t was possible that Rankin may
permit the bill to 20 to conference
without attempting TO force the
issue. and then fight for the pro-
vision when the conference reports.
The majority of the Senate and
House members who will serve on
the conference are believed to be
willing 10 let the Army decide on
the question Of training. There was
possibility that the con.erees
would knock out the provision and
accept the remainder OF the Senate
version OF the measure.
During the testimony before the
Senate Military Affairs Committee
on the bill, high ranking Army Off
cials. including Gen. George c. Mar
shall. chief OF staff, asked that the
measure be passed without any re
strictions
Gen. II. r. McNarney, deputy
chief OF staff salad that organized
units are trained for least one
year and that normally no man
actually goes into combat, unless he
happens TO be a replacement going
into a well trained unit, in loss than
one Near"
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Women

Continued from Page One)
age without family responsibili
ties Many OF these are already
employed in war industry
There are 100000 non farm
housewives with no children under
16.
There are l6.500.00o women be.
tween the ages lS-44 not in the
abor force who have no children
under 10
And there ar $500 600 women As
or over with no small children. ac-
cording 10 1912 estimates OF So
cial security.
The 1870 census showed there
were 49,36l,562 women over 10
years of age in April, 1910
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LIVESTOCK
Lvestoek

Livestock
Detroit Mich Oct 50 ~.o.Aers
and feeders steady tgl Steer,
$l425l415. grass stccr- $3.50.
grass heifcr. nanny Sll5n down
Gamer and cutter COWS LARGELY
S60o-9oo few hgat Gamers dow
70 S6ss5. commonseoi beef coN 81.
50 l5-lo25 beef bulls, Sl--5. sool
70 choice stock steer calves above
$3.50. good h-ifcr calves around
600 lbs at-kl21u
calves Good aud choice s.ades
81 oa- otI head 90 $3.50. eco .mor
ami mr5um Grades. tl2. IN
- Hs-. nu's i>Nt 20 butchers
fIg $1,000 a. fl'Ha to small
s-e.s sIauad IsoiS Io lights
tf4 5.-fss ruIk SONS E't-Fl@5'.
rms sHot .a rHAIre l-ht sow
.. go.
- -fr .I1.r native
ft-t r..s. io,- to S'-.
. tHH. tIsit5H.
a-s- $3.50 down
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Jaycees

Continued from Page Onc)
Ernest W MERCER. the Jayceos
found only one room ont Of five
fully equipped. They appeal to
Ypsilanti residents for sofas. chairs,
writing tables, ash trays and stands
for the day rooms: ping pong table
and pool table for the recreation
room and hand tools. chisels lathe
tools, saws. and electric motors for
power tools in the work shop.
The camp has no allowance for
such equipment, the Jaycees found
The American Red Cross and
American Legion have donated fur.
nishings for the camp The Junior
Chamber Of Commerce asks resi-
dents with donations to deposit
them at the American Legion Home
and the Jaycecs will arrange for
the transportation to the camp.
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Municipal Court

Three Ypsilanti residents paid
fines today in Justice A. NJ Van.
derssll's court on charges OF disor-
DERBY conduct. They were Loyce
BrJokins. Sl5; Ralph Yohn. $40,
and John Norlander. $40. George
Thomas, AZ Monroe Ave. paid 1
fine OF 1886 for improper parking
Two Detroit youths, Charles G.
Sigamy, II, and Ernest y. Lauder
milk 81, paid fines Of $685. for driv-
ing license violations. Sigamy was
charged with failing to comply with
beginners permit when he drove
a trucl without an older brother as
a passenger and Laudermilk was
said by authorities to be without a
drivers license
Other fines amounted 10 t40.o5
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Jedele Loses Home

The hre department was called
at 1:3O Monday morning to help
put out fire at the home of Rob
ert Jedele, Waterworks Rd The
alarm was given by a neighbor as
there was no phone in the home.
The, FIRE however. was out Of con
troll before the Saline department
arrived The blaze was caused by
the explosion OF an oil stove.
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sut,.r and Eaas

uafau Nfcf.. O,t 81
BUTTER IS t5A.c 10
EGGS Whites lGrade large go.
,1i4c medium 4&-t3itc. small
See l. : standards tGrsde RI.
large tNINi,c. medium. i2c.
small 53i2-35c L. : grades
(Grade c. large 36iac Browns
l. 5 standards (Grade I'D large
i5c. medium ioIc. small -
32iac
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WAR WORKERS 7scLAsslFIso

Lansing. Mich. oct, Gins
All registrants with dependents
who are now employed in war IN
dustries or war supporting aotivi-
ties" are to he reclassided into 3-B,
State Selective Service Director
Col. T. NJ. Rosecrans said today.
At the same time, he revealed that
the armed forces have agreed not
to accept voluntary enlistment
from any man in this classified
ton.
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Mrs. George Barr fell in her home
and was takqen to Saline Hospital
Her injuries, which are not soriou
will. however. confine her to he.
bed for some time.
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S. ]. LevE CONVICTED

Detroit Mich, Oct. Bins Fol.
loving an agreement by the SUI
preme court to hear his appeal.
Samuel } Leve, convicted bribo
taker. was freed under $4,000 bond
today. He was sentenced to from
live TO ten years in Jackson Prison
after being convicted Of accepting
brides while serving as county in
Nesti-ator.
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Attend Convention

Those attending the convention
OF the second district Of the Ameri-
can Legion and Auxiliary in Brook.
Ign were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Moehn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Dell, Jr., MIR.
and Mrs. Henry Ormsby, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Burkhart, Mrs. Hazel
Cook, Mrs Eleanor Billmayer and
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Macarthur
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Red network. WLW 700. WV
$50, WHAM 100. WMAQ $40. Blue
network. WXYZ 1870. WLW 700,
WGN 720.
Columbia Broadcastinq Company
1850. WFBM 126, VICAR 1880.
network, WOWO 1890.
Mutual 5roadeastinq Company
NBNS 1860. WOOD 1910; Blue
Red Network WLW 700: Blue
network. WLW 700. CkLW 500,
WEEK 720.
-WJR 100. WBBM $50, WCKY
Tonight
NBC-7 .00-James l.. Fly on "Sic-
nificance of Communications I:
500 Abie's Irish Rose:
$50 Truth or Consequences,
9:30-Can You Top This:
10:15-Dick Powell Serenade
CHS 100 Peoples Platform
Herbert Hoover on Food
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LOS ANGELES INS.-,N congress
sonal committee investigating an
airliner crash near Palm Springs
a week ago following collision
with an Army bomber turned to-
day 10 study Of light rules to
determine whether a difference in
Technology exists between mill
taly and civilian AVIATION
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Hold Farewell Party

Mrs. Joseph Schaible and daugn.
ters, Mrs. Esther Noble and Mrs.
Alma Theurer, were given a fare.
we'll party by 80 neighbors at their
farmhome on Manchester Rd. Re
freshments were served following a
program OF games, and gift pre-
scented. Mrs. Schaible and daugn-
tiers are moving to their recently
purchased home in Saline Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Schaible will live
on the farm.
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Saline News
THREE WoMENs CLUBS
HOLD JOINT MEETING

Saline Mich, oct 3l-The an
nual Reciprocity Day OF the three
clubs OF this vicinity was held in
the Methodist Church Tuesday
with the Willing Workers enter
tanning the Macon Woman's Club
and the Saline Women's Club A
luncheon was served at o'clock
in the dining room The tables
were decorated periodically in rcd.
white and blue, accented by fall
fruits and berries
The assembly sang America
and Mrs Mary Lewis gave the club
collect Mrs Jarvis read scley.
ton from "Rebecca OF sunny brooh
FarIn" and Mrs, Beatrice Gilman
and Mrs. Frances McClue render
ed a duet. accompanied by Mrs.
Lillian Bilby Following a reading
by Mrs. Walter Macarthur was IA
plsylet Characters were Mrs Gro.
don Anthony. Mrs. c. NJ Naughn,
Mrs. Harry Anderson Mrs Edwin
Herring. Mrs. {. A. Jordan ana
Arletta Jane Shurtz
The program concluded Wh,n
Rev Fred Lendrum, pastor OF the
Methodist Church, who formerly
served as dean OF a theological col
lege and also as a consul In Mexico,
gave talk on his experiences IN
Mexico.
Plans were made Tor n joint. com
mittee OF the clubs tO investigate
the needs and make arrangements
for helping to furnish the day
rooms at the WAAC camp at Des
Moines, la. in compliance with the
request OF the state federation.
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There will be a special show AT
the local thaater Halloween nighr
for which the admission will he a
piece Of scrap weighing al least
two pounds
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Detroit Mich. Oct 81 Poultry
market steady Hens. average run,
22c H.. leghorn hens. lie ID.
rock springers. Csc h rock
broiler, up TO ~ lbs CSC; turkeys.
II lbs up. soc.
Hay
Toledo Ohio. oct. 81 Ap Hay
Glover No. /. tl2 90 timothy 40.
J. tl40o. baled alfalfa No l.
first cutting $1,000. No ! second
cutting, Sll00. third cutting Sl2.
Straw Wheat $500. oats. $500.
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Sergeant Robert Gross left Wed
nssday for San Francisco. Cal. az
ter two weeks visit with relative
and friends here.
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In The Sick Room

Mrs Edwin VI. Conklin. who I'M
derV ent major operation Tues
day in the University Hospital, Ann
Arbor is improving slowly.
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Science Assistant

Miss Tema kohler r sophomore
at the Normal College. Ypsilanti
has been chosen as assistant to
Dr Loesell in the natural science
departm ent.
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ConvaIescino Al Hom.

Mrs Harry Friis is convalescing
al her home from recent apera-
ton al the University Hospital.
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Ypsilanfi Briefs
Al Inauguration

President John Munson and Dr.
Leslie Butler represented Michigan
State Normal College Friday night
a. the inauguration Of the presi-
dent, Or. n L. Turner. Rev. viii
liam r. shaw pronounced the invo-
cation al the ceremonies in the
college church. He was accompan-
led by Mrs. Shaw. President vii
liam Cowley OF Hamilton College.
Hamilton. New YORK. gave the
speech OF the occasion. Kappa Del
Ia ri honor society attended the
services which were in Hillsdale.
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Mr. and Mrs Jack Greenstein are
the parents of daughter born
October 81.
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Daughter Born

Mr. and Mrs Thomas Decking
ton are the parents OF a daughtri
born October % at the Saline Hos
pitaL
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Announce Birth

Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Spike an
nounce the birth OF daughter, Oc-
tober is, al the Saline Hospital
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Mr.. and Mrs Fred Pierce ha,
come from Philadelphia to spend
the winter with Miss Minnie Ruck
man
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Detroit. Mich, oct 81
APPLES RaldHins No $40
bu. Delicious. No l g. o0-2 80
bu, No 2. $3.50 bu Mcintosh.
fancy. $500 bu No J. 81 50-i.75
bu No >, SL00.I25. Greetings.
No. !. sl.O0-l25 bu. SHOWS. tan
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Vegetables

Detroit Mich. Oct 3l-
BEErS Fancy. soc doz. bchs. No.
s5.i5c
CABRAGt No tU.60c hu
CARROTS No q. 50-6Oc doG. bchs
ONIONS dry fancy. $3.50 50-lb.
~1Ik
POTATOES No ! g. l5-9.50 10O-lo.
sack. No .. SlGo-1.5o.
rUNrKlNS-No. / 5U-65c hu.
SQUASH Delicious. No. /. 65cii
hu Table Queen. No. /. 50.6Sc
gg. Hubbard. 40. / 5O-65c hu.
rlENlrS-N No I, 5u.75c doz. bchs.
VANS O. S No T. Sig0-e0o. most.
N So
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Dog Stolen

Dog stolen
The theft Of his dog, a brown and
white pointer with a white ""
on his forehead and named Vie. was
reported Friday 10 city police by
Cy jerks, 1920 5. Congress ST. Nj
jerks said he believed his dog was
one that he saw coaXed into a car
which VAS driven away.
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Daily Market Report

IS. $3.50 bu No. flO0.l.2S bu.;
No. =. use bu
GRAPES No. !. $3.50 bu.
PEARS Kieffer. No. ]. Si00i.2S
hu
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Miss Vesta Mills recently enter.
lained for Mrs Martha Jones, Do
fiance. o.
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Son Born

A son was born to Mr.. aud Mrs.
George Camburn at the Saline Hos.
pltal, October l6
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Draft

Confined from Page One)
send the bill TO conference on Nov
Evening star., 1942-02-22
3Groups
Unite in
Northeast
Joint Committee
Formed on Law,
Public Relations

To Cooperate in the Northeast
section, three OF the citizens asso-
Citations thereRhode Island Ave-
nue., National Gateway and Bur-
roughs-have formed the Rhode
Island group, . legislation and pub
lie relations committee, with ON
cials of all three.
Heading the committee is Ken
meth C. Buker, first vice president
of the Rhode Island Association
Others on 1t include Maj. James L.
Brewrink, president of the Bur-
roughs group; DR.. A. Fife Heath, q
former president of the Burroughs
Association; M. j. Blanke, president
of the Brookland-W Woodbridge Busi-
ness Association; Alvin C. Minetree,
president OF the National Gate
way Association, and william p.
Thomas, jr.. financial secretary of
the National Gateway group.
Each member Of the committee,
however, is Q member of the Rhode
Island Association and Is to report
to 1t as any other committee. In
explaining the move, John L. Fowler,
president of the Rhode Island Asso-
citation. wrote in the February issue
of Neighborhood News, onicial organ
Of the association:
TN 1941, Alvin Minetree. presi-
dent of the National Gateway Citi-
zens' Association; Maj. James l..
Brewrink, president Of Burroughs
Citizens Association, and I ex-
changed memberships, each recog-
nizing that the overwhelming senti-
ment which had existed for many
months, If not many years. calls for
united action in Greater Woodbridge
on local and city-wide problems.
Evening star., 1942-02-22
Births Reported

Alk1nA John and Louise boy
A1Si: SaSn and md sns e.ns BOY ssy,
Brown. Charles and Nina. rirl
Burkett. Harding and Helen. girl.
Duncan. John and Madge. girl.
Gilbert. Charles and Cora. boy.
German. James and Doris, boy.
Hicks. Ernest ana Rnth. airi.
Holzberger, Pred and Eleanor. boy.
Jorrensen: william and Blanche, boy.
Loving. Lucas and Frances, girl
Marriott, Woodrow and Judith. girl.
Nave. Frank and Katherine. boy
Pseoiss ssSsrPo !onn and and fslse sr
Rohrbaek. MAYNARD and Tnems. girl.
Eutherford. James and Martha, boy.
Smith, Homer and Margaret, girl.
Thorne. Niles and Mildred. girl
Warner. Clarence and Lillian, boy.
Wicker. HAYWOOD and IreEe. boy.
Wingate, Ellsworth and Eifriede. boy.
Borden. Harrington and Mary. boy.
Bralove Bernard and Edith. boy
Buchanan. Harry and Pauline. boy.
DiNenna, Alfred and Mary. boy.
Gilbert, Clifford and MarTaret. girl.
Hirss- warren and Helen. girl
JeEries, Thomas and Renee. girl.
Koplovits. william ard Beatrice, Rirl.
Linton. Harold and Julia, rirl.
MahafHey. Paul and Edna boy.
Mason. Norman and Margaret. girl.
McLawhorn. william, jr. and Mildred, girl
Phelan. Donald and Henrfette. boy.
Richardson, William and Louise Girl
Roll Jack and Ruth. girl
Schwartzmann. william and Elizabeth. girl
sutton. Kenneth and Gertrude, girl.
Tilton. Wiley and Elsie. girl.
Wal1ach. Herbert and Florence boy
Wright. Floyd and Marie girl.
williams. Paul and Frances. girl.
Crawford. james and Lou. boy.
BILLINGS. Charles and Evelyn, boy.
Jones. Samuel and Clottie girl.
Perry. Roscoe and IneZ. girl.
Rose Joseph and Dorothy. girl
Wheeler, Albert and Dorothy. girl.
Brown. John and Louise. girl.
Johnson. Milton and Magic boy.
lloyd. Charles and Ruth. girl
Robinson. Joseph and Mary. hoy.
Smallx Renjamin and Lena, boy.
Evening star., 1942-02-22
6. W. U. to Graduate
387 Tomorrow

Three hundred and eighty-seven
students will be graduated tomor-
row At Anal exercises Of George
Washington University.
The diplomas will be handed out
at Constitution Hall after songs
by Rose hampton of the Metro
politan Opera Co. Only speech
will be President Cloyd Heck Mar
wins charge to the graduates.
Exercises will open at 3 pm.
with the academic procession of
the faculty and graduates. The
exercises are dedicated to inter-
American understanding and four
Latin-American diplomats will re-
ceive honorary degrees. They are
Or. Francisco Castillo Najera, Mex
lean Ambassador; Capt. Colon Eloy
Afaro. Ambassador Of Ecuador; !;
DR.. Adrian Recinos, Minister of
Guatemala, and DR.. Hector David
Castro, Minister of El Salvador.
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so transferred to receive their same
civil service status and pay: TO -.
duce unnecessary personnel In ear-
tain agencies thus freeing workers
for defense jobs; to merge ofnces
where there Is duplication Or over
tapping Of expense and activities.
Under q third resolution ths
committee asks that funds under
the $5o, 600 900 Lanham housing bin
be restricted to use for temporary
demountable houses as . means Of
saving time and money.
According to Chairman Nc
Garraghy there viii be additional
investigation by subcommittee Of
the full committee.
Serving with McGsrraghy a.
member of the Executive Committee
for the full committee are: James
E. Colliflower. T. Stanley Holland.
Charles c. Koones, L. Gardner
Moore, A. J. Sundlun and L. z. Will
Jams. subcommittee are as fol-
lows: To consider the question of
business hours: John J. Hasley,
chairman: Gerald d. Grosner, Kirk
Miller, A. J. Sundlun and A. G. Neal.
Subcommittee on staggered hours:
p. Y. X. Howatt, chairman: L. D.
Merrill, r. K. Smith, John J. Hasley
and c. A. Robinson. Subcommittee
to consider means Of speeding up
freight deliveries: B. B. Derrick,
chairman; Ross D. Clemens, John II.
Hague, w. e. Humphreys, Isaac
Jacobsen, Lester B. Powell, H. J.
Saunders and DR.. Irving Tennyson.