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BROOKIAND d c
HILLCREST.

A most attractive home in an ADVANTAGE
Gus location. close in. yet at a high eleva-
tlon; Altosether there are 8 large rooms.
3iz baths. oil h w. heat, with s.-w. hookup;
garage, deck porch, corner lot: newly dec
GRATED throughout; -Sl4, 500. 2001 Branch
Lincoln 8506
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- g large rms. located on Conn. ave.
Kensington, Md Large lot. Close to
new Navy Hospital. Owner anxious 70 sell.
Immediate possession. Call Mr.. WILLIAMS.
Evening star., 1942-02-06

IN ARLINGTON-A double and a single
furnished room. adjoining preferred near
restaurants. or with board: wanted Feb.
9th. Box 427-S. Star 6.
MAN, young, Govt employe. desires small
furn, room; or will share with another
Box BIB, Star
Evening star., 1942-02-06
NEAR CATHEDRAL,

Semi-detached home. 8 spacious rooms.
4 bedrooms, baths. recreation room. auto
matte gas heat: large lot; detached garage:
Sl3.4In. EmerSOn Qh5l
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CALL MR.. BLACKwELDER. OR. 1884
SPECIAL, OFFERING
A NEAT HOME

10 new brick detached houses. lots
5Oxl20; open freplaces. q rooms, attic and
basement: 5000 down. $50 per month.
JOSEPH G.. ZIRKLE. DI. 1916.
Evening star., 1942-02-06

Tor only a very short time and just like
new. Can be purchased At worth
Te say5ns RnssuSe SysF shs mex tss price ss6
Rt. middle Of the block.
Evening star., 1942-02-06

Chevy Chase, D. C.-S10,500.
Very attractive detached four bedroom
house. unusual hrst-floor plan. large stor-
age attic, maids room and bath. wooded
has architectural charm. BOSS g. PHELPS
MA. $500 Evenings, EN- 2195
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BENDIX

1a42 MODELS
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
No Increase in Price, Cash or Terms.
WARD RADIO & APPLIANCES.
s535 Ga Ave. Silver Spring. SH. 2299.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

ernment-Very nicely furnished double
room, cross-ventilated, near bath and
shower, al modern; in private home.
CHI O641.
furnished rms, scrupulously clean, delight
full home for businessmen: single. double.
81 LOGAN CIRCLE-Best transportation;
quiet environment: new furniture; reason
able rates, $3.50 weekly. co. 0140.
TWO SINGLE ROOMS, bath: attractive
Garage Woodley 1928 after 8 pm. g.
CHEVY CHAsE-Attracttve double room,
private bath. Call Woodley 1880.
4O3a SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE.-Double
room, men only: $50: in private home.
Evening star., 1942-02-06
JUST OFF 18th ST.

Very roomy detached home with bed
rooms and usable third floor: oil heat: deep
lot; garage on alley, No other house in
neighborhood for sale as low as this for
r 2. RiPLEY. sH- 4h4s. open Eye.-
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

LARGE CORNER ROOM. next to bath in
modern new home, oil hot-water heat: . or
3 Govt. girls or couple: meals optional: no
other roomers. Falls Church 2467
5614 31th AVE, Hyattsville-Large front
room next bath, new home, . in family:
OIL heat, use OF phone; gentleman: S27 mo.
Call after $50. or Sun. WA. 1870.
kENILWORTH-Sleep rooms for men
and one Broom apt, furnished War
field 1870.
ARL!NGTON-New home, new furnishings.
double or single; near Potomac, "a mile
west Key Bridge: bus accessible. CHI. 5162.
LARGE, PLEASANT. AIRY ROOM in lovely
SUBURBAN home seml-Drivate bath: gentle
man pref: car needed. Call WI. 747I
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439 KENYON ST. NV.
MOVE RIGHT IN

New-house cond., 6-r., b. brick. h-v h /;
double rear porches. Garage. Price. $500.
Terms. OWNER. RE. 1850 Eve TR. 27O2.
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REAL VALUE AT S11,950.

block from bus, close TO shopping
center, within walking distance 10 all
livins and dining rooms. complete Kitchen.
side living porch 4 BEDROOMS II paneled
and suitable for DEM. Ia baths, Stairway
20 doored attic: insulated: oil burner:
bullt-in garage; fully paved street OWNER
LEAVING CITY ANXIOUS TO SELL. Call
Woodley 1900 to inspect
EDW H JONES Il CO.. INC.
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ROOMS UNFURkIsHEp.

Double rm., next to bath, share rm, 9
Share rm. in basement for young ma
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NEW 4-BEDROOM
Continued !
CHEVY CHASE. MD:-S13,s50

-. DEL IACHED HOMESTEAD
situated in a community of new houses
in nearby Maryland Built by Contractor
for his own home. Johns Manville shinele
exterior; 3 rooms, tile bath on frst floor
nn1shed bedrooms on second floor: hard
wood floor, air-conditioned oil heat. l0eo
cash, balance to suit
Evening star., 1942-02-06
GEORGETOWN-S2O OOO

Semi-detached old brick house of ) rms.
no improvements. Not ready for remodel
ing as yet. but should be in short time
Buy and hold for speculation or investment.
Ewes, MI. 212l.
J. LEO KOLB, INC,
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
Saaony sevaeT AP 6a1o dAReE
st. building. Phone oliver 7449.
ONE GIRL TO SHARE 2-ROOM APART
mert. Call Adams 6438 after $50 pm.
S2O0-NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-
Most urusual opportunity for huge rooms,
2 baths. nicely furnished @ bedrooms and
sun porch). Mr.. Croxton, REALTY ASSO-
GATES. Ma. I43S.
18th AND NV, SHERMAN BED
rooms, kit, bath; will sell for S275 cash,
or rent 1 room; gentiles only. EX. 1871
after 8
1920 HARVARD NV ROOMS, KIT,
porch semi-private bath; $65 90 mo-;
adults. See janitor.
632 A ST. N.E.-NICELY FURNISHED
sndad srn apt ssmIPyt 2N1R bath all utilities in
CONN. AND RODMAN--NEwLY DECO
linens: adults; 81 10 month. EN-. $685..
MT. PLEASANT, 1867 MINTwOOD PL.-
3 rooms. bath. very nicely furn.. modern
kitchen; adults; cow. transp. AID. 6951.
. ROOMS, KITCHEN BATH. ON FIRST
floor: basement with laundry tubs; yard:
atsractiysly furnished; baby grand piano;
all utilities furnished; SIS; adults
HILLCREsT AREA MODERN RIM AND
kit; use Of phone recr rm; Avail to
LEAVING CITY, SELL EQUITY FUR
niture, rrn, X, d. and b. Rent apt, $50.
Ii 3447 after 9 am. g
ATTRACTIVE. COMPLETELY FURNISHED
hotel apt. Phone Woodiey $500. Apt. 26s.
Evening star., 1942-02-06

BEAUTIFUL GROOM BRICK HOME IN
Northwood Park. Silver Spring. Air con-
ditioned, oil heat; slate roof and copper
cutters Well shrubbed and with plenty
Of trees. This house is less than one year
old 4 Must sell due to transfer: $3.50.
SH. 5370-M for appointment.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

kitchen and bath, elec. range, Frigidaire:
modern; 10 minutes to town; easy transp;
S6o 90. Glebe 1875
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
A delightful English cottage-type resi-
dence: containing 3 bedrooms, . baths
breakfast room, beautiful kitchen with elec
system sarape ia ns on heatns
this home is good value al S19,9 $50. For
details call Mai. Yancey. CO. O346
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 14l1.
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HOUSES UNFURkIsHED.
BY Fred Neher
tContinued.)

| 90O3 FAIRVIEW ROAD.
! WOODSIDE PARK, 9 rooms. baths,
| finished HEATED attic, breakfast nook.
recreation room, OIL BURNER, Gear
Evening star., 1942-02-06

BARRED ROCKS, r. /. Reds, White Leg
horns, Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store. 619 Z st. NV. Metropolitan 00S9
CHICKS, production bred, Pollorum tested.
Matching every Tuesday; alistom Matching
every Thursday. Community Hatchery,
Meadows, Md, HI 0474. Capitol Chickery,
Evening star., 1942-02-06

1884 CONN AVE. Ivy Terrace-Most
| comfortably furnished double room. two
beds. with breakfast and dinner. $40 each
Evening star., 1942-02-06

WASHERS AND IRoNERS-
standard makes OF washing machines and
ironers in crates at deep-cut prices; I'D
ATLAS APPLIANCE CO.,
Washngton's Largest Appliance House,
921 G St. NV, Entire Bldg.
District 3737. Open Ewes: TIL IN
WASHING MACHINES-Sale Of discon-
SAT; Apex, S47; Crosley. S45: Thor. S45
Also values in new Maytag. ABC; Crosiey
and Norge machines and sutomatlcs: esss
terms Call Republic 1890. The Piano
Shnn. l0I5 1th ST n V
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PLATE PRINTING and die stamping ma
chimes, some stock and equipment; reas.
46 Independence ave-, basement. DI. 1858.
Evening star., 1942-02-06
NEAR CATHEDRAL.

BEDRUOMS-
An unusually nice detached brick home.
situated close to Mass ave. in an excellent
neighborhood. Includes hrst-hoor lava
tory, recreation room: Just few years old
and IN fine condition: will suit purchaser
recurring a convenient location For de-
I'D NTK Q DLJTT TDC nI fA11
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SUBURBAN ROOM AND BOARD
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

4136 2lst RID. NORTH. Arlington, Va
with another. twin beds; $40. CHI. O44!
Evening star., 1942-02-06

Just OF Wisconsin sve-6 rms. bath;
garage; conveniently located for transpor-
tation to downtown Washington.
26 7th ST. Sc.
rooms. bath: Gear garage: ideal To-
cation for rooming house. Other houses
reasonable terms
S. LEE HARRISON,
921 New York Ave NV. RE 3435
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-21
THURSDAY PIN
TEAMS GET NEW !,
WINTER SLATE
Bowling League and Team
Memberships Announe-
ed for BP0E Alleys

Revision of the Elks Thursday
Night Bowling League for mixed
teams and schedules up to March
were announced today by Ery
Hagerup, bowling alley manager.
New teams and schedules are as
follows
Eagles-Mr and Mrs. Martin
Lavenik, Mrs. Ike P. Taylor; Con-
dors-Mr. and Mrs. Lou Hudson,
Lance Hendrickson; Teals-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Barragar, Art Burke;
Albatross- and Mrs. r. H. Ste
venson, Joe Thibodeau.
Hawks-Dr. and Mrs. A. w.
Stewart, H. j. Waugh; Mallards-
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Davlin, DR..
w. p. Blanton; Pheasants-Harry
Sterling, willie Rodenberg, v.
Lechelt; Quails--Les Teagle, Mrs.
Henry Messerschmidt, Mrs Carl
Danielson; Ospreys-Mr and Mrs.
Tom Petrich, T. Hutchings; Brant
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barragaf,
Henry Messerschmidt; Owls-Ha,
Mckinley. Janet Nelson, John
Hermle; Gulls-Mike Ugrin, Eta
Bringdale, Mrs. Robert Cowling.
Schedules
Schedules: First teams bowl at
7:30 pm, second at $50 and third
at $50.
Jan. -Pheasants-B rant, Quail
Albatross; Gulls-Owls, Eagles-Cs-
prey; Hawks Condors, Teal-Mal-
lards.
Jan. 29-Albatross-O Osprey, Con-
DORIS Gulls; Hawks Teal, Owls
Brant; Pheasants-M allards, Quail
Eagles.
Feb. 5--Hawks- Pheasants, Brant-
Quail; Condors- Eagles, Mallards-
Gulis; Owls-Osprey. Albatross Teal.
| Feb. 12-Gulls- Eagles, Teal-Owls;
Osprey quail, Brant- Albatross;
Mallards Hawks, Condors Pleas
ants.
Feb. 19-Owls Condors, Hawks
Brant; Albatross- Mallards, Pleas
ants Eagles; Quail Teal, Osprey
Gulls.
Feb. 26 = Brant-G ulls, Eagles
Teal; Owls Hawks, Albatross- Con-
doris; Ospreys- Pheasants, Mallards-
Quail.
March s. Pheasants Albatross,
Owls Mallards; Quail-Condors, Os-
preys- Teal; Brant Eagles, Gulls-
Hawks.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-21
DOUGLAS
NEWS
DOUGLAS SCORES VICTORY
DOUBLEHEADER BIB. GAMES

Jumping into prompt lead with
the starting signal, Douglas High
Huskies romped to victory over Ju-
neau Firemen last night in the
opener of doubleheader of bias
ketball played in the Douglas
school gym. Though never once
headed, the youngsters practically
had their win cinched in the first
half which ended 18 to 6 in their
favor. Second half was ding dong
affair with the Juneau Firemen
gradually closing the gap until
the final whistle ended their
chances, 80 to 80.
Frank Cashen and Tommy Pow
ers, each with is points, were high
men for their respective teams.
IN the second contest, Douglas
Eagles virtually showed Henning's
Quintet under with a scoring bar
rage that gave them SIS tallies against
38. Score at the half was Is to II,
and during the second period each
team Just a little more than dolih-
led their score. Glen Edwards with
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-21
MRS. ALE N. MONSEN ON
SHORT BUSINESS TRIP

Mrs. ALT Monsen, President Of
the Empire Printing Company, has
left for short business trip TO
Seattle. While she is south she will
visit her niece, Miss Joan Lingo,
who is a student at the Helen
Bush School.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-21
tides

tSun tirne-January 22)
High Tide $50 a. m, 1873 feet.
Low tide 1900 p. m. 80 feet.
High tide ST p. m, 1874 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-21

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing
air route from Seattle to Nome, on
sale at J. B. Burford 81 Co. adv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

of time In order to become an
officer. In fact, aliens of co-bel-
ligerent nations may become
officers through the selective
service system, although they
have not even filed an applica-
ton for citizenship.
MRS. ]. G.:-My husband and
have been married seven and one
half years and June 1. 1912, he
was drafted. am working but for
several years I've been doctoring
for thrombophlebitis of both lower
extremities. AS l am working, the
don't seem TO help any,
but / am forced to work because
have no other means of support
and have bills to pay. Please let
me know if there is any way pos
sible / can have my husband dis
charged from the army. 1 was
down to the draft board TO inquire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

Ever Try Veal Birds, Oslo Al
mond Pudding, Skein Scalloped
Onions and Other Norwegian
Recipes: Ever Try Green Bean
Stew on a Picnic or Servo Two
Hour Yeast Rolls Piping Hot ?
These and Other Delicious,
Timely Prize-Winning Recipes
Appear In the Housewives Food
Almanack, That Popular Fea-
ture In The American Weekly,
With This Sundays Issue Of
The Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

and they told me they had nothing
to do with the men once they leave
their local draft board.
Alt In true that q draft
board has no jurisdiction over n
man once he Is In service. IL Is
unlikely your husband will be
able to obtain his discharge. You
might make such q request,
however, of his commanding off,
Ger, who In turn can relay IL
through the proper channels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
Fighting Mans Friend:
Husband Gives
Report
on Draft Status

MRS. d. c.: Q-My ex-husband
gave false information TO his draft
board. He told them he was the
sole support Of my child. his
mother and myself. His mother
has lived in California for two
years and is working. He barely
ever contributes to our support.
He also filed false reports on his
income tax. He told me of this
himself and asked me not TO in
form the draft board because he
doesn't want to go into the army
Can you tell me how TO find out
where his draft board is? Also
what should be done in case Of
this type?
A-You should inquire ut Sc
Iective service headquarters, six
teenth floor, Book Tower, phone
RIA. 1881, informing them of
your husbands address ut the
time he registered. They will
then be able TO tell you the
number and location Of his draft
board. Then you should inform
the board personally of the facts
outlined.
L. w. s.: Q-Are naturalized
American citizens eligible 10 at
tend officers training school? IL
so, is there any regulation per-
tanning TO the length of time they
must be citizens before being eli
gible to make application?
Ayes, naturalized citizens
are eligible for officers train
ing school. Under new regula-
tions 10 Is not necessary to have
been n citizen any specific length
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

KATHARINE'S LONG years OF
rigid training served her well. as
she strove 10 subdue her flaming
anger against me for what she
patiently thought was an effort &c
keep her from going in search OF
her husband.
She spoke no word OF reproach,
but twisted out OF my grasp and
stood erect.
II hardly think any one Of
you will try TO keep me here by
force" she said. "and unless you
tie me up I arm starting now 10
search the hospitals
She turned toward the door. but
I flung myself past her. put my
back against the door.
"Of course you are going 20
search the hospitals" / said. II
never meant 10 keep you from
doing that. Nor would Dicky or
my father attempt TO dissuade
you. They can see N well As i
that there In no possible argu-
htut W Wnbth you WVutu hHtChs
Then why did you try to keep
me here? 2" she asked me.
simply because I did not
want you Ia 90 on your search
alone" / told her. IL knew you
would not listen to me n I asked
you TO walt for n guard, 30
sent . frantic summons for
Dicky and my father. Please
forgive me, dear"
In swift capitulation. she put
her arms around me in a convul-
sivc embrace.
Forgive me, instead" she
said. but I know you under
stand. And now" as she turned
10 my father and Dicky. Il must
tell you that while I do not I'm
the least object 10 n guard. can
walt for one no longer than n
few minutes.
you will not have to wait at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
Connolly Answers
By Lyman Young
By Michael Berry


1-(s) Tai Mahal Agra. India:
tb) St. Peters. Rome: (c)
Westminster Abbey, London.
2-(a) Rupert Brooke; (b)
Shakespeare, Co Robert L.
Stevenson.
3-(a) Burne-Jones; Cb) Gains
borough; (c) Bonheur.
4=(A Alba: (b) Delano; (c)
Mari.
Sal Japan and China; (bp
India, Ceylon. Java; tcp
Brazil and Paraguay s1i
6-(sl Walt Whitman; -fbl
Thomas jefferson; tc) Theo~
dore Roosevelt.
Il. ah'
Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detrolk
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
Pitfalls Of Love =. i. By Adele Garrison

lief, / gave a parting admonition
to Katharine.
"Come back up here the min
ute you're finished" / said, and
taking the apartment key from
the desk, / put il into her hand
TN 20 TO bed, Of course /
said, but you know how easily
/ wAken and 20 to sleep again,
so do not hesitate TO wake me
up when you come back into the
apartment"
CONTINUED tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

Coplin avenue, spent a part of his
furlough here visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul F. Pease. He enlisted
here and now is a corporal tech
nician. fifth grade, at Camp
Polk. La.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

ALL" my father said. Richard.
please ask Adams to come here"
II wondered how you managed
IT," she said. Then Dicky re-
turned, followed by Adams.
ASKS HIM To GO
as there any reason why you
cannot leave the hotel immedi-
ately and accompany this lady
for q tour of the hospitals. which
may last all night?" my father
asked.
"None at ALL" Adams replied
quietly. 81 am supposed to be
on duty In the next suite, and
nobody II TO telephone me. But
You know, they win expect 20
have my breakfast sent mp"
you probably win be back
for breakfast" my father said.
But II you are not ! win order
II, and receive IL for you I'm the
living room, saying that you have
n headache and are lying down"
That ought TO hold them,-
Adams commented. Now I'll
get my hat and coat and come
back ready to Co."
While he went TO the next suite
opened Katharine's suitcase anC
held il out to her.
You'll want your purse prob
able" / told her, and she delved
into the case and brought il up.
SPENCER GIVES ORDERS
"Mrs. Beckett will tell you
where she wishes TO CO." my
father told Adams, ''but don't
let her out Of your sight for
a minute. And II you think you
are going 10 need help, telephone
me here, using the code.
I'll attend TO everything"
Adams said quietly.
Then, my heart filled with re
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

Lieut.. Rollin F. Becker. a past
commander of the Detroit district
American Legion and a traffic en-
|gineer for the Bell Telephone
Company here. who was commits
stoned July IS, 1871. has been as
signed to vii. Rogers Field, Okla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
Quiz Answers

donald NJ. Nelson.
Nineteen seconds.
3-A system of body exercises.
4-Literally, fostering mother. "
5-Three.
6-Monday's.
7-Orally, 96.6 degrees Fahren-
heit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17

Richard f. Watkins, 5409 Porter
street, is taking a 16-weeks course
at the Butler University fieldhouseI
naval training school in an effort
TO become navy signalman.
|
Corp. Larry T. Loohen, $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-17
Service Notes
CONTINUED from Page 2s)

toned temporarily at Chaunte
Field. III. He is a University of
Detroit graduate.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Tea Today to Fete
Judges in One.Act
Plav Tournament

Mrs. Maud Howell Smith will be
hostess at tea this afternoon at her
home in Hammond Courts for the
judges and members of the Tourna-
ment Committee of the District
one-act play tournament. Tea will
be served at o'clock, and among
the guests will be Miss Sibyl Baker,
Mrs. Mabel Cosgrove Clarke, Mrs.
Horace Torbert. Mrs. Alfred Brooks,
Mrs. Gertrude Broderick. Miss Max
inc Cook, Mrs. Emil Hurja, Miss
Bess Davis Schreiner, Mr.. Milo F.
Christensen, Mr. Gideon A. Lyon.
Mr.. Denis E. Conneu, Mr.. Edmund
J. Evans, Mr.. John M. Kline, jr.;
Mr.. Ralph Fowler, Mr. J. B. Will
hams, Mr.. Nelson Bell. Mr.. Jay Car
mody, Mr.. Bernie Harrison and Mr..
Earl Hague.
The annual tournament dinner
will be held March % in Barker
Hall of the Y. w. c. A. and will be
known this year as the Tournament
Frolic. Mrs. Mabene Clarke is
chairman Of the dinner and Mr.
Floyd Dell is in charge of the enter
tainment features. which will in
clude an act or skit presented by
each of the 10 drama groups en-
tered in the tournament
Ie The tournament preliminaries
will take place Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings of next week
and the finals are set for March 10.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
u. S, Mission
In Asia to Be
Discussed
Washington Club
Will Hear Indian
Author Thursday

Krishnalal Shridharani. lecturer
and author Of MY India, My Amer
ica," will discuss Americas Mission
In Asia" after a dinner meeting Of
the Washington Club at pm.
Thursday at the clubhouse. Seven
teenth and K streets NV.
Interest in the program has been
so great that reservations for the
dinner already have been oversub-
scribed.
Born In the province Of Guja-
rat, Dr. Shridharani was trained
in nationalist boarding school and.
at the age Of II. went to the Univer-
sity of Ahmedabad, where he be-
came disciple of Gandhi.
He arrived in New York in 1884
and continued his studies at Colum-
bia University. His first book in
English was WAR Without Vio-
lence," which was published shortly
before the war broke out.
Other special programs at the
Washington Club this week include
a lecture by Lothrop Stoddard at II
am. Tuesday. Mr.. Stoddard's sub
ject will be The japanese Peril in
the Far East"
Mrs. Charles Conard will review
Candle in the Wind" by Maxwell
Anderson, at the book hour program
at IL am. Monday.
The club also will hold It's weekly
luncheon at l pm Wednesday.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Party Is Planned
Next Saturday
By u. d. G.. Chapter

The annual benefit patriotic party
of the Asha Faison Colwen Williams
Chapter, United Daughters Of the
Confederacy, will be held next Sat-
urday at Hillcrest. 2800 Thir-
teenth street NV. Cards will be-
gin at pm. in the library. and
dancing will begin at 9 pm. in the
ballroom.
Prizes will be defense stamps with
a s25 defense bond as grand prize.
Honor guests will include Mrs.
Charles E. Boiling of Richmond. ma
tional chairman of the Committee
on Patriotic Activities and Civilian
Defense for the U. D. c.: Mrs Will
liam A. Coleman of Alexandra. in
charge of the central district; Mrs.
Ralph Stevens Pendexter, director
for the District. and Mrs Harold
Walbridge Robbins, division presi-
dent.
Special guests will also include
men from the Army, Navy, Marine
Corps and Coast Guard,
Mrs. John D. Milligan. past presi-
dent of the chapter, is general chair
man. Mrs. Livingston Vann. jr.. Is
chapter president. Mrs. Milligan
and Mrs. Vann are handling reser-
vations.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Miss Doris DUNCAN
Engaged to Wed

Mrs. David Davenport DUNCAN of
Arlington. Va, announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter, Miss
Doris Louise DUNCAN, to Mr.. Will
liam Max Armstrong, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Armstrong Of
Wichita, Kans
Miss DUNCAN is graduate of
George Washington University and
a member of Sigma Kappa Inter-
national Sorority.
Mr.. Armstrong is a graduate of
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mining
College and is with the Federal
Bureau of Investigation in Wash
ington.
Miss DUNCAN has selected Satur-
day, April 4, for the date of her
wedding and the ceremony will take
place in the Clarendon Methodist
Church in Arlington.