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scheduled the following events this
week:
Mems Department.
Today, 4 to 8 pm, "at home" for
servicemen.
Tomorrow, $50 am, staff confer
ence; 7:30 pm, Bible Glass.
Tuesday, 1915 pm, Youth Prob
lem Seminar luncheon; 8 pm. ANA
teur Radio Club.
Wednesday, 8 pm, Checker Club,
Glee Club, Fencing Group; 8 pm.
Sigma Alpha Sigma Fraternity Of
Southeastern University.
Thursday, 8 pm, Amateur Radio
Club; $50 pm, Current Events
Forum.
Friday, pm, motion picture: 9
pm, Amateur Radio Club; 8:15
pm. Pan-American Club.
Saturday. $50 pm, Y. M. C. A.
Sunday School Hour, Radio Station
WINK, william 8. Jones, speaker.
8 pm, servicemen's dance.
Boys Activities.
Monday, $50 pm. art and wood
carving.
Tuesday. $50 pm, Girls Aux
iliary.
Wednesday, 3 pm, fencing.
Thursday, pm, fencing; $50
pm, Newspaper Club; pm, Senior
Club.
Friday, $3.50 pm, Explorers Club
$50 pm, town meeting, fencing
tournament; 6:45 pm, George Will
liam Hi-Y Club.
Saturday, $3.50 am, movies; 9:3C
am, Junior Club; 10:30 am, Inter-
mediate Club. junior fencing; II
am, Stamp Club, intermediate
fencing; l1:15 am, Prep Club; 11:3t
am, wood shop; 1890 pm, movies
pm, block printing, music lessons
las pm, clay modelling: 2 pm.
art class; ) pm, movies.
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Ben Hur News

The father-and-son meeting Of
Mckinley Court was addressed by
Chief Charles c. Lewis. Henry j.
Frank, secretary-treasurer, Execu-
tive Board, and Murry Levy, dele
gate from United Court, spoke on
the activities of the five courts.
There was an entertainment and
turkey dinner.
Delegates to the State Fraternal
Congress from Mckinley Court will
attend the special meeting in Bal
timore on March 5.
Victory Court and the Executive
Board will meet Friday In Wood
men OF the World Hall. The board
officers will be installed by State
Manager Kenneth L. Canine.
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Rebekah Assembly
Holds Services Today
Al Odd Fellows Home
Sterling Lodge Will
Install Officers
On March 4

Divine services will be held this
afternoon at the Odd Fellows Home,
under the auspices OF the Rebekah
Assembly.
The grand master, Edgar W.
Parks, and the ofIicers Of the Grand
Lodge will install the officers Of
Sterling Lodge on March 4.
A visitation Is planned by the
grand master to Phoenix Lodge on
March 6 in the hall at Benning,
D. e.
The grand master has appointed
Herman F. Hefiey as Grand Lodge
representative for the 123d ami
versary of the founding of the order,
which will be held in April. Deputy
Grand Sire j. Paul Kuhn of Illinois
will be the principal speaker.
Friendship Lodge will confer the
initiatory degree on Robert zens
and william R. Kenney, on March
at S22 Twentieth street NV. Serv-
icemen are invited.
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge will confer
the Rebekah degree on March s at
the Odd Fellows Temple, under the
direction of s. N. Mallory, degree
director Noble Grand Hester Stans-
bury has appointed Eva Olson, Sue
Vernon and Ella v. Mallory In
charge of the program for the visi-
tation of the president Of the as
sembly on March 10.
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Meetings This Week.

Monday-Stephen P. Nc
Grorty Post, 2437 Fifteenth
street NV; Department Of
Commerce Post, Department Of
Commerce.
Tuesday-George Washing
ton Post, Vincent B. Costello
Post, both at 2437 Fifteenth
street NV: Second Division
Post, New Colonial Hotel.
Wednesday-Sergt. Jasper
Post, 2437 Fifteenth street
NV: Columbia Post, 800 Mon
roe street NE.
Thursday-Jane A. Delano
Post, 2437 Fifteenth street NV;
Fort Stevens Post, Stansbury
Hall.
Friday-Victory Post, 2437
Fifteenth street NV; United
States Department of Asricul-
ture Post, Department Of Agri-
culture.
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Daughters Of America

The State Board authorized q
spring membership drive with 9
victory class some time In May OF
June with Associate State Coun.
cilor Pearl Kidwell as director.
Old Glory Council had its vista.
ton postponed TO April - at North.
east Temple. ''fF
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Jobs Duuqhters

Bethel No. 1 will meet March T.
There will be an entertainment
by the choir. Choirs from other
bethels are invited. There will also
be favors and refreshments.
The drill team will meet Monday
at 7:30 pm. at the home Of Mrs.
Newsom.
The Mothers Club will meet on
Tuesday at 8 pm, at the home of
the honored queen. The hostesses
will be Mrs. Newton, Mrs. Jennie
Bean, Mrs. Ethel Jones and Mrs.
Freda Heinzman.
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Committee on Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Elizabeth c. Barker.
Friendship Chapter will sponsor q
luncheon Tuesday from II to 2. and
on March 7, at . pm, a square
dance, both at 444l Wisconsin ave-
nue. NV.
Members are urged to save rum
mage for q sale to be given on
March 30 and 81.
The General Auxiliary Temple
Board viii hold its FIRST of q series
Of five card parties ut the Temple
clubhouse on March 7 at 8 pm.
The matron Of Martha Chapter,
Mrs. Rena X. Hunt, announces q
social following the meeting on
March 6.
The Home Board is sponsoring 4
card party at the home Of Mrs.
Betty Bolinger on March 9 at / pm.
Hope Chapter will hold a fried
chicken dinner March S. from 4:40
to 7 pm, at Almas Temple.
The retiring president and vice
president of the Past Matrons and
Patrons Association, Annie L. Fish
and Edward Towers, entertained the
association at a dinner on Febru-
ary II. The following officers were
elected: Ruth Baujan, president;
David r. Linthicum, vice president,
and Lucille Purdy, secretary-treas-
urer.
Mrs. Martha Sisk, matron Of
Treaty Oak Chapter announces
Luncheon Card Club meeting with
Martha Dunlap on March 4 and the
Acorps meeting at the home. OF
MAZDA Ware on Friday.
Loyalty Chapter will meet March
4. The obligation ceremony will be
exemplified.
The matron, Mrs. Ruth B. Wertz,
announces a meeting of Trinity
Chapter Thursday evening. The line
officers of the jurisdiction will be
honored.
Mrs. Jane Duvall, matron Of
Cathedral Chapter, announces the
Temple Board will meet tomorrow
night at the home Of Florence
Bruce, with Isola Bair assisting.
The Cathedral Bellies will meet
Tuesday night at the home Of Anna
Sheppe, with Margaret Mckinney,
Ethel Donaldson and Margaret
Dixon assisting. The Home Board
will. meet Thursday night at the
home of Jessie Newton, with Caro-
lyn Casey assisting.
Mrs. Mary r. Lewis. matron Of
William F. Hunt Chapter, an
nounces a meeting for officers
Thursday at the home Of Elenor
Reeves at 8 pm.
Mrs. Edrena Magee, matron OF
Ruth Chapter, announces a meet
ing for Monday night to take action
on changing the opening time of
meetings. Entertainment and re-
freshments.
Mrs. Grace Minnick, matron Of
Gavel Chapter, announces on
March 3 matrons and patrons
night; entertainment and refresh
ments. On March 9 the Ways and
Means Committee meet at the
home Of Eunice Thomas. On March
10, Temple Board Committee at
the home Of Martha Trueblood. On
March IS, Home Board with Elsie
Douglas.
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Y. W. c. A. News

Guest artists presenting the music
program today from to pm. will
include Lawrence E. Troth, BARI
tone; Richard Joyner, clarinetist,
and Mrs. Chester Adair, accom-
panist. Tea will be served preced-
ing the music hour.
The Chapter Council will meet
tomorrow at II am.
There will be a Mothers Council
Girl Reserve meeting at IL am.
Tuesday. The Chevy Chase Chap
ter will meet at the home Of Mrs.
r. L. Jaragan, 4525 Stanford street,
Chevy Chase, Md, at 2 pm. for a
special lenten service conducted by
DR.. j. Hillman Hollister of the CHEVY
Chase Presbyterian Church, The
Xenos Club Executive COMMITTEES
will meet at 6 pm. A dinner and
program at $50 pm. has been
planned by the Acwy Club. Daugh-
ters Of Penelope will meet at
pm. From 8 to 10 pm. the Busi.
ness and Professional woEnenis De
partment will have an entertain
iucAs al tIlcl dt tfOtIle- IOf new
girls. in the city. --.
The Young. Married ,Women,s
Club will meet Wednesday fol
luncheon at noon. At 8 pm
the Chamber Music Club, the Greek
Mutual Aid Society and the Xenos
Club meet.
A committee meeting of the Com
munity Relations Department will
be held March at noon. The Blue
Triangle Club will meet at s pm
and the American Ukrainian Society
at 8 pm.
The Manor Park Chapter will
meet March 6 at 10 am. at the
home of Mrs. j. c. Woodall, 235
Quackenbos street NV.
Plans for defense classes in child
care, cooking. first aid, home recrea-
ton and knitting for High School
Girl Reserves are under way, and
from 10 to noon on March 7 the
Girl Reserve Department of the
'Y" will be open for registration.
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Washington B.P.o. EIks
To Give Minstrel Show

The Elks' minstrel troupe viii
present its annual show at the Dis
trict Training School, Laurel, Md,
tomorrow at 8 pm. Herbert Leech
Is director. On March 81 the troupe
will 90 to Annapolis, Nd, where a
show will be given for the benefit
Of the Annapolis Elks' charity fund
The original Red Gross first-aid
class Of the lodge concluded Its
standard course last Monday. Ex-
alted Ruler Allen ]. Duvall acted
as instructor and was assisted by
John c. schlag.
Boston Lodge announced that Z
Mark Sullivan Of that lodge would
be . candidate for the ONCE OF
grand exalted ruler at the next
Grand Lodge convention.
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VT. W. Departments
Held the Annual
Membership Roundup
Comdr. Mox Bishop
Cove Principal Talk;
Other Speakers
Meetings This Week.

Monday, Council of Admins
tration, District Building. .,
Tuesday, All-American Post,
1926 Massachusetts avenue NV.
Military Order of Cootie, 935 G
place NV.
Wednesday, H. L. Edmonds
Post, 1903 Fourteenth street
NV; v. r. w. Honor Guard,
1707 Eye street NV.
Thursday, Equality = Walter
Reed Post, l0l5 Ninth street
NV.
Friday. Bowling League, 1926
Wisconsin avenue NV.
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American Legion Auxiliary

Kenna-Main Unit will meet Marcn
5. at 8 pm, in Hitchcock Hall, st.
Elizabeth's Hospital.
The department officers will make
their annual visitation. The Eight
and Forty ritual team will oblgate
all new members. Fc1 entertainment
there will be pupils from the Bernice
Carrico School of Dancing.
Kenneth H. Nash Auxiliary Will
meet March 4 at the. washington
Hotel at pm. with the president
Mrs. Lucille Cuney, presiding.
As March is Community Service
month, the chairman, Mrs. Lillian
Urban, will have charge Of a pro-
gram. The rehabilitation chairman
Mrs. Ossie Ritter, will outline party
for the patients at Mount Alto Hos
pitaL
Vincent B. Costello Unit will meet
at 2437 Fifteenth street NV. or
March 8. Members are urged to at.
tend q party after the meeting.
There will be q blood and serum
party held in March, date to be set
| later.
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Rush 5. Young Heads
Royal and Select
Masonic Masters
Grond Master Plympton
Installed New Officers;
Other Activities

Rush 8. Young was elected and
installed illustrious master Of Adoni-
ram Council Royal and Select Mas
ters at the stated assembly, with,
Most Illustrious Grand Master Roy
A. Plynnpton presiding.
Other officers are: william p. Ja-
cobs, deputy master; Charles r.
Simpson, principal conductor OF
work; Harry A. Strong, treasurer,
reelected; Raymond N. Babcock.
recorder, reelected; Marvin z.
Fowler, captain Of the guard; lie
Roy J. Myers, conductor Of the
council; Edwin J. Reid, steward;
Rogers c. Lugenbeel. sentinel; Past
Master Joseph r. Lyvers, instructor;
Past Master Theodore C. Lewis, di-
rector super-excellent degree; Glen
johnson, Jack Eilback, attendance.
The most illustrious grand master
presented Mr.. Young with an illus
trious masters apron. The retiring
illustrious master was presented
with a past masters jewel by Past
Master Raymond N. Babcock. The
most illustrious grand master was
presented with gift by Past Illus
trious Grand Master Lucian G.
Yung.
. Petworth Royal Arch Chapter will
meet tomorrow, with Arthur w. Jet
presiding.
Mount Pleasant Lodge will en-
tertain Masonic employees OF the
telephone company tomorrow night.
Grand Master Noble D. Larner, who
Is an oficial of the company. will
be present. Members of the Mosaic
Club of the local Bell System will
also attend.
Lebanon Lodge will confer the
M. M. degree Friday night.
Master Wolfgram Of King David
announces the r. c. degree Tuesday
night.
Grand commanders night, In
honor of Right Eminent Grand
Comdr. Otto 3. Roepke. will be cele-
brated in Naval Lodge on Thurs
day. Past Master Roy D. Borden
will be in charge Of the ceremonies.
Anacostia Lodge has scheduled
the r. C. degree tomorrow night.
King Solomon Lodge will confer
the z. A. degree at pm. Wednes-
day.
Pe-worth Lodge Fellowcraft Club
will meet Tuesday at the home Of
Charles Sharah. The spring dance
will be held March at Bradley
Hills Country Club.
On Tuesday at pm. the 18th
degree of the Scottish Rite will be
given at the Scottish Rite Temple
under the auspices Of Evangelist
Chapter, Knights Rose Croix.
At the last meeting Of Mithras
Lodge of Perfection the following
officers were elected and appointed !:
Austin j. Lester, venerable master:
John c. Palmer, senior warden
Carl Collier, Junior warden; George
L. Goss, orator; Marvin E. Fowler,
master of ceremonies; George Link,
expert; Raymond N. Babcock. as
sistant expert, and Frank e. Koch,
captain Of the host. The general
officers were reelected.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Lambskin Club met at the North
east Masonic Temple and the fol-
lowing officers were installed by
F. C. Overton, president of the
Lambskin Club, assisted by Mrs.
Anna Hid, marshal for the aux
Hilary: President, Hulda Hazel;
vice president, Edna Mack; secre-
tary, Mary Henry; treasurer. Lena
Elder; conductress, Mrs. Wagner; /;
associate conductress, Mrs. Hatton;
warder, Mrs. Smith; sentinel, Mrs.
Truvan, and pianist, Anna Vier-
buchen.
On Tuesday at 7:30 pm. Lafayette
Chapter, r. A. M, will meet at
Masonic Temple. The Mark Masters
degree will be exemplifed with
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Third Division, A, E. F.

Washington Branch will meet
Wednesday at 8 pm. at the Amer
ican Legion Club, 2427 Fifteenth
street NV. Refreshments will be
served.
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w. u. A. Board Meeting.

The Board of Directors will meet
tomorrow .at 2 pm; home nursing
class, wednesday, 1:30 pm; lunch
and meeting Of Liberty Union,
Thursday noon.
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Shepherds Of Bethlehem.
National Lodge will meet Wednes-
day at 8 pm. In the home Of Mrs
Jennings.
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Y. N. c. A. News
Mems Department..

The Central Y. M. c. A. has
scheduled the following events this
week:
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ing committee meeting at head
quarters on March ) at 8 pm.
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Committee on Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Elizabeth C. Barker.
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The Auxiliary Home Board Com
mittee Of Naomi Chapter will meet
tomorrow at the home Of Mrs.
Frances L. Nyce, and tns Temple
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~*0~~~o<~eOSNNI;
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: Petworth Royal Arch Chapter will
meet tomorrow, with Arthur w. Jet
presiding.
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Mount Pleasant Lodge will en-
tertain Masonic employees OF the
telephone company tomorrow night.
Grand Master Noble D. Larner, who
Is an oficial of the company. will
be present. Members of the Mosaic
Club of the local Bell System will
also attend.
Evening star., 1942-03-01

Lebanon Lodge will confer the
M. M. degree Friday night.
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King Solomon Lodge will confer
the E. A. degree at pm. Wednes-
day.
Evening star., 1942-03-01

Perworth Lodge Fellowcraft Club
will meet Tuesday at the home Of
Charles Sharah. The spring dance
will be held March Z at Bradley
Hills Country Club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-05
. sfsiAl STORY
BRIDE FROM
THE SKY
M nElEk WElsnIMIR

Continued From Page Sinel
girls sudden generosity Judy
smiled and let her 20.
Her pictures st.Il were thsr,. She
opened her bag and hid the pic
lures under a Upper.
Now she must find the late
papers. They were in g waste
paper basket in the outer office.
Nonchalsntly A. though she dis
eussed new shades for summer nail
polish she smoothed the discarded
sheets. and spoke to the secre-
taries and receptionist.
I've heard I'm climbing up to
glory on Sanford Ammerman's
kite" she said. oh. here's the
story. Not bad picture of Peg,
is it,"
She's sold on herself" someone
interrupted. But suppose she has
enough buckets of glamour TO do
complete job. The gal doesn't ap-
peal TO me"
i thought you'd say yes to
Sandy pretty SOON" another asso-
ciste editor interposed. He had
something gallsntry. reckless
ness. dash. / think you made q
mistake, Judy" Her smile was
swift and understanding as she
passed Judy.
So already the Office had taken
sides. Some believed the rescue act
was authentic. or were determined
to pretend that they did. And
others were hoping that Sandy had
flown away. The gossip columns
would say things. Everyone would
know. That is, unless Sandy found
a newspaper in his mountain fast
ness and squared things with the
public. He would have to DENY
the Peg romance and toss his
heart down from the sky TO girl
with rusty hair and eyes that
were purpled with list az she
waited.
she found a new set of proofs,
carried them into her office and
closed the door. II she worked she
would not remember. Work stayed
with you. II never let you down.
Work spread its paths across long
loneliness and silence until you for
got someone whose eyes were ten
der or laughter-filled, teasing or
gay, but never stern. Until you
ceased to wonder why everyone in
the world but yoL had known
about another girl.
A rain came up and spattered
the window pane. Lilacs from a
potted plant grew sweeter and
Judy turned to read the card It
carried. Phil" All. Phil was be-
ing sweet today. And asking MOTH
ing, nothing except that she meet
him that afternoon. II she didn't
hurry she would be late.
She read the stories, blue
penciled them. made two inserts,
saw that the outlines fitted the
layouts. She pulled the final sheets
toward her. The rain came harder.
The lilac fragrance grew heavier.
sweeter.
She glanced down at the last
story. She drew her breath in
slowly. This was just part of a
bad dream. too. Something around
which a story-teller arranged his
tale.
But even as she read the story,
she lifted the telephone from its
ivory cradle and repeated Philip
Rogers number in a low voice,
caught in a husky fearfulness.
ITO Be Continued)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-05
CHEAP ISLAND

Belle Isle. the 30O0-acre wooded
island park near Detroit, Mich.
was bought from the Indians for
eight barrels of rum. three rolls
of tobacco and six pounds of war
paint.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-02
Improved Traffic Lights

THE Detroit Traffic Engineering Bureau has been
| experimenting recently with new type of traffic
light which consists Of both curb and overhead signals
that are plainly visible to motorists AND pedestrians
This system shows commendable regard for
safety 1t has met thus far with enthusiastic approval
The installation, at West Grand boulevard and
Michigan avenue follows those at the Boulevard and
Woodward avenue and at East jefferson and Mt Elliott
In all three the traffic signals at the curbs
which easy for pedestrians to are supplemented
by centrally hung overhead lights that offer fine vsl-
bity for motorists.
Too frequently in the past the obsolete curb traffic
signals hidden by approaching buses or trucks, have
caused rather than prevented accidents.
The new overhead signals eliminate this danger And
yet the signals needed to direct walkers Erec
ton of both working in unison is happy combination.
They should be installed all busy Detroit inter-
sections just quickly as the city provide funds.
There is question but that the new type signal
lights, properly synchronzed, would reduce traffic
accidents substantially.