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Evening star., 1942-09-24

@. Which Is the largest church n t1as
world?-A. 8. N.
A. st. Peters, Rome. Sometimes -
many Is $1,000 persons attend service at
one times
@. Who painted The picture Of lrntnn
debating Paradise Lost" 70 his daush-
ters?-M. c. j.. w. .s
A. Michael Munkacsy. Actually. the
picture Is not based upon fact for II has
been established that Anne, the eldest
daughter. could not write and the others
were too young. The work vas probably
done by male friends.
@. How Is . bird able to sleep on it,
perch without falling OFF,. 3. r.
A. A tendon attached to the cords
which operate the birds. toes runs nearly
the whole length Of the leg and hroadens
into q muscle. When the bird sits on the
perch this tendon IS stretched and con-
tracts the toes which thus grip tightly.
@. What was the famous definition Of
oats that DR.. Samuel Johnson gave In
his dictionary?-B. E. v. - =.
A. The definition was: "a grain which
in England is generally given to- horses,
but in Scotland supports the people"
This drew from Lord Elibank the equally
famous reply: Every true, and where will
you and such men and such hOrses?e ~
@. How much capital is invested in The
motion picture industry2-W. j. S. ~,
A. The amount Of capital invested IN
/ the film industry throughout the Norld
i approximately $4,000, ,ooo. 200. .stt..
q. What countries have the most
sarthquakesf-Q.R r. :.
A. italy and Japan are the two coun-
tries most frequently vizited ~ EARTH
quakes.
@. Was It the same Herod whoeeou
demned Christ to death who had ordered
the slaughter Of the first born sons when
Jesus was an infant?-R. D. +.
A. Herod, Governor Of Judea at the
time OF the birth of Christ, wss known
as Herod the Great. He died AID. and
the Governor succeeding him, who con-
demned Christ. was known - Herod
Antipas.
9. What is the longest tlibuster on
record In Congress?-I. NJ.
A. In 1908, Senator La Toilette eon-
Quoted almost sangle-handed . hlibuster
against the Aldrich- -vreeland hnansial
BILL He took the floor May - at 1910
pm. and held 1t until 7:o5 Am. May %,
or IL hours and 33 minutes. Howsver,
he failed to block the passage u the bnl
@. Il the earth nearer the nm n
winter or in summerf-P. G. 4.
A. The earth II nearer the sun, IA VIM
ter than 1t IL in summer. The sarth's
orbit y not quite round-it il ovaL
About January / the earth Is travelling
along the part Of the oval which is
nearest the sun. 80
q. VIII AL cats catch rats7-T. NJ.
A. Only few cats are good at catch
ing rats, and small female cats are more
enacient ratters than are large tom cats.
Many dogs are excellent rat catchers.
The smaller breeds, such - terriers, are
especially efncient.
@. How should = boys corduroy tRosls-
ers be washed?-R. r.
A. To wash, prepare . suds Of luke
warm water and soap. Souss the gar
ment up and down In the suds until
clean, rinse in several waters and hang
dripping on the line. Do not wiring, be-
cause it mars the material. whsn dry.
brush with q soft brush. Do not iron.
Q. Who was "the weeping phiseao-
phef" "A. D. n. ---,. .{.. ..,
A. Hsrachtus vas - Described -
cause. in the early Sth century, B.C, hs
taught that there h nothing psz1Ansnt
except change.
Evening star., 1942-09-24
President. ard rAs,r wivss-Mset

Presidents And Their Wivee-4eee
the thirty-two Chief Executives Of
the United States and the women VINO
have presided at the White House
throughout our history. Their pic
lures and sketches Of their careers
are included in this 4s-paSe booklet.
Bring yourself up to date on the his
tory Of our country ~ reflected BY the
lives and deeds of the men and
women who have lived In the White
House. To secure your copy Of this
publication inclose Is cents IN COIN,
wrapped in this clipping, ana naaif 70
The Star Information Bureau.
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Evening star., 1942-09-24
Letters TO the Editor

Letters to the Editor must
bear the name and address OF
the Uriter, although the use OF
a pseudonym for publication is
permissible. The Star reserBes
the right to edit all letters 1oith
a pie1D to condemnation.
Evening star., 1942-09-24

Hitler, desperately In need of a
van Il RnaaA ny Oet ealy . vtAAsR.
Evening star., 1942-09-24

Address
Evening star., 1942-09-24

Q. Who was "the weeping phiaeso-
pher"7-A. D. n. --..... ~s. .,
A. Hsfacltan WaS - Described ~
cause. in the early Sth century. D.C. hs
taught that there b nothing psr1aansat
except change. ,
Evening star., 1942-09-24
Member Of the A.eociatea pre.s

1ntsrsA ~ second-class matter post once.
Warrington. D. G.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

Fonda Barbara Stsnnyck IN "IOI nj
IONG TO MI. " Nic'o- ~ IA glen BROAD
WAY LIMITED" Also Donald PUCK
The New spirit"
p00TU-East jefferson at rark'iew
now SEE THE ACTUAL
BOMBING or PEARL HARBOR'
BOOTH-Ea"o Jefferson at rsr1 h. -.
Fred AstAlrs aud Ria HayWor'h. "bOt Il
NENtR CHI RICH" jimmy Lydon IN
"HLNRl ALDRICH FOR PRESIDENT"
BWAY CAPITOL @vtf-f%i t lieu rnre
BOMBED WARSHIPS
PEARL HARBOR
BWAY CAPITOL g',,, a.; oFe S',I rsTA
Feb 5 a, y 90 Noon only Radio school.
hous. Prcseots General Motors Jnniors.
80 Guest Artists f.pm WIN Lansing
BWA CAPITOL cen' - ON !" ''f a. '1 m
! Two TechniC0lor Hits. Greer Carson IN
blossoms u mn 1T II Plus
/ Faye, John PAYNE Extra Donald Duck
The New spirit
ChL'lN open 90 + VI. Abbott and
Costello and Martha Rave % KEEP
I'Ew tLNING." Plus Eleanor Powell and
/
cAMEO-7-Mne at Russell TO. 1871 4
ChhLU open IS Cont. Parh Free
| Ruth Hussey and Robert YounE 10 THE
MARRIED. BACHELOR. "PARaCHt n
BATTALIO>." r. Preston, pine thief"
CApJT0I -7slS West Vernon Highway 4
Ed g. "DIck Tracy w. Crime. Inc" Rob'
Kent The BLONDE COMET" Plus
LAW OF THE TIMBER" Monte Blue.
chpI TnN-TenkclI. near Sehaefer Hwy.
VhhLiON lie ana 22c. Two Twin Cniiiers
San Grey Donald Woods THE BLACK
DOLL" Preston Foster and Patricia t..l's
. m "THf LADY ~ THt MORGt -
ChhhlLN Cont 100. Film Fumhes Con-
'est Free Parking Wallace Reery Nir-
ginia weidler m "BsR>NCNE BILL" Plus
n COCktlFD SAILORS" Tom Trinder
CASINO. DaHi,G" at G;Mi, Tw W s-os -.
charles Ruggies "THE PERIECI SNOB -
IS CotkENED SAILORS Tom Trnder.
( CASTIE-Hs'tinss at tr'kIne
office open u Noon Free Comic Book and
&c candy Bar 20 Children Attending Early
I Cartoons Dick Tracy ". Crime. Inc
Fred Astalre and Rita Haywor'n 'NOt II
NEVER GIT RICH Also Bon Burns m
TOMBSTONE tANNON." with Cecilia
Parker. (Note THIS Program for Saturday
Matinee Only
! CAcTI at Erskine
OhoiLL 500 r. NJ. Adults Only. -Four
Features After 10 + NJ Dope nends on
the Primrose Pam Last Chance 10 See
"BURNING QUESTION:" Also Fred
Astaire Rita Haywcrth "hOt IL. NEVER
GET RICH" Dick Tracy ". Crime. Inc.
/ CFNTFR-wood~ard at Grand Blvd. 4
OLNlLh open as \. NJ Free Parking
MAT. ONLY SERIAL Tyrone Power
Betty Cradle. a YAM II IHk- X. 4. r.
"0tR WIFE" with MelVyn Doaglss
MIDNIGHT SHOW STARTS A NJ.
/ CENTIIpV-Itth and W. Grand Blvd 4
NLNiOhl Doors Open / IS Park Free
Jack Oakie a Sheridan "NANl BLIES."
Plus 1878 PRIZE-WINNING PICTURE
Official Pictures Pombed Narshlps,
Pearl Harhor
CUiNDI ER--libOs Harper t>Ew AR $40,
OnhI'DLLh Open i2.u0 "THE DLNII
PAYS orr" Osa Maeeuu "kING ~
THF I0NBIFS 4" Oue Hour ~ cartoons
Last Show 30. Prizes % KIDS SAT MAJ
Late oW SHOW starts so "
CINDEREIIA-f"''c Ierer;cn q, 6qplin
| BOMBED WARSHIPS
PEARL HARBOR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

H. G WitwCr Homeless as poker chip.
Louise Rcdfeld Peattie: They touched gances
as they might have clicked glasses
Anon, IL love-he entered her heart as II
IL were church.
Cissy Haas She chapcruincd the party.
COUNDS IN TIE NIGHT: At Club Midnight:
- "Shes well-bred a. "A veal outlet"
u In The WedgeWood Room:
He worships the ground she staggers on"
At The BcaChcombeT:
"Shes nutZ about him because he's got a heart
as big n his income"
Al Village Vanguard:
"She doesn't drink likker-she guzzles it,
Al Gay Blades:
1T looks like GoebbeIs oughta call his stun
Propaganda"
AT Reuben'S:
Hes too good for matnees-that bum Oughta
be put on evenings"
In the Stork:
waiter, bring me a scotchnsoda and claw
sharpener for the lady"
In the MayfoWer foyer:
Hes officer and gentleman by act
OF Congress"
II was pal of his--so why does he
hate me?"
In La Martinique:
shes the kind Of girl jewels love TO wear"
MUST READING for all factory and plant
vi owners. The Spcctcr Of Sabotage by
Blayncy + Matthews
The Best Foo, Fwd" stage-mothers are in
siStlng that Nan Walker rhe comic hIt Of the
hit quit calling their darlingS: "jorkfaCe
Two ChOrncS in a local floor show left their
places IN tho line 10 bop each other with rlngside
chairs They missed and flatIcncd an innocent
gal
The Penguin Club A society hangout has a
ScnSayuma. Won't buy matches for the GUS
toners. Gets them from the Stork, Morocco,
Fcfes and u.
Tune in WALTER WINCTiELL BROADCAST
each sunday, . 10 9:lo p m. on station WHfZ.
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
On the Side

ITO ASCERTAIN whether a diamond or pearl
is the real thing touch II with dry lce. II II
squcakS i is genuine.
4 lOO-hor-cpowcr motor dos the Work OF
300 horses You could use that answer 10
one of those pests who grcclS !ou with what
DO YOU know
Says James 4. Farley:
II don't know whether the fact that chew
gum ptaVpd any part in my success, but Ii was
not retarding factor"
II is SAID secretaries who chew gum arc the
most accurate ~ taking dIciation and the fastest
iyplStS. So If your secretary che"S gum don
object.
4 PRACTICE 10 be deplorcd is that Of reveal
~ ing in print what male film stars wear Wigs.
These gentlemen merely arc trying 10 preserve
their earning capacity and 70 keep on playing
me parts for which they are best htt9d. why
cmbaua>> them?
The Nipponc>e and Nalis arc learning about
secret weapons from the United States. And
they haven't seen tho half Of them yet. Yankee
inventors have certainly done their bn.
Many women of 10 who think they have made
themselves look younger have IN reality caused
themselves 10 look older bS trying 10 look too
young -It takes woman Of genius 20 look
younger without making herself appear silly
and klttensh.
CLARA BOW the original Brooklyn bonfire
y was also the films first sweater girl
%ewlyWed Rosalind Russell IS learning TO
Assistance Her husband came INTO the kitchen
the other day and asked:
What are YOU cooking. RozZie, darling"
And ROSallnd answered.
biscuits and no wiSecrackS. please"
Logical candidate for the National Borrowed
Time Club Is Or. John W Oil of California.
In 1864 three doctors said Dll. suffering
from pneumonia had less than a week 10 i've
Doctor OH i, now 90 years old and feeling fine.
$40 lOt remember the comic strip, Alphonse
~ and GaSton?" asks a ChICaEoan.
III say | do. / also remember tho Newly
WcdS their baby Buster Brown and his dog
TlCc Mike and Ike They Look Alike and the
ballroom SoyS
Says Joan Bennett:
II wish all men wouM cultivate a SensitVity
10 mood. Then they would never spoil lovely
moment Men should also give more attention
10 good grooming, have more appreciation for
what women do for them, strive To he mentally
mature and he more chivarous."
Looks as if Joan is kind OF naCCinC us boys
But let us Try 10 do better. gentlemen. / am A
little vague on that SensItlvity TO mood stuff but
/ VIII ask Joan about 1t the next time see her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

prise al Pearl Harbor resulted from the COM
placent belief in high circles that we couldn't be
attacked In short too many people listened 10
the blah- blah Of isolatonists.
TTYPEWRITER RIBBONS: s GeSon: He
Il shrugged his hips in annoyance.
Byron a drop OF ink may make a million
think.
Helen Rowland A kiss is something like a
straight whlSky-it always requires a chaser.
Guy Howard: How about calling It The Land
OF the Rising Scum?
Anon Woffy-fS- the compound interest we
pay on trouble before II comes due.
Fred EiSenStadt: "EX" marks his spot in her
heart.
Octavus Roy Cohen lie a big easy going
St. Bernard Of "A man
ElSwyth Thane. She was still young enough
10 wake up looking younger than She was.
Sandra Michael: The hall clock chcwcd its
Cud of time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

She described the need
less ruin-of Russian
villages by the runa-
ways.
A Berlin spokesman
stated that II was OF
no consequence 10 have
American troops in
Britain. But reports
from the Russian front
prove the Nazis know
The morale SCATTERING
effect the Yanks can
have on the Nazis--
Nazi prisoners adj
mitted they didn't
know America was at
war with Germany.
The Robert Report
pointed out that the sur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

rCU0-s00O Oakland TO. s-l7sO
Lulu open ] 80. Midnight SHOW
Features After y + 81 FRANKIE Uarro.
Mantan Mpyeland. LET'S 90 COLLEGE
All" Chas Starrett, Russell Has den IN
ROY Al MOUNTED PATROL" Shorts.
lC0pCE-iO5O West jefferson In Ecorse
LSOhoL open al +. VI. Matinee. one
tui Hour % Cartoons Triple Feature Pro
LAST RIDE. "FRIGHTF>ID LADY -
LATE OWL SHOW 8 - 7 NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

on ~ ny taxing ms NdtCn apart ana PulIHHb -
together again.
Edith Wilk WilBie Who several aStroloeors
predict viii he our next First Lady. Mrs NHikle
is ; feet 2ia inches hall has brown hair and
blue eyes
Has been married % years Was war bride
as right after the marriage her HUSBAND ven 70
France with the Akt.
The WILKES spent the first year Of thor mar
ried nie together a. Akron, O., and thor income
was then so week.
"My married life has been perfect" SAYS Mrs.
Willkic. except for one thing Ny husband would
never learn To dance"
N'ONEN arc more economical than men Any
w way that's the general belief But take
recent investigation which shows that the clga-
ret butts thrown away by men average ! 3-l6 q
inch. while those tossed away by women average
1916 Of an inch
a woman throws away the equivalent Of 10
81 every 20 CIGarctS She smokes y man only
s out of 20.
Get few Of your wifes cearet butts and
tapo measure.
them.
Then when the little lady accuses You of
spending too much money whip out the clCarct
butt collection and say:
"lou speak 10 me Of extravaganza. LdAk at
the length OF these cigaret butts. It's out
rageous."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

funny things for hlm 20
say. Made ms first hit
singing Thanks for The
Memory
Charles +. kCttCr-
Ing. AutoistS should
ever and anon say a
prayer OF thanks 20
HIM He invented the
self starter. Did you
ever have 10 crank a
car On a cold winters
nightf or a hot sum
mer afternoon
When Mr. kct'Cring
finds himself worrying
too much or dwelling
too greatly on tho war
news he gets ms mind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

THE FRONT PAGES: Have little inside war
Il exporting from one Of the commentators:
"Ofensive operations have resulted In heavy
punishment to the Japanese punishment ~
heavy that. II II can he kept up the enemy's
doom will he eventually sealed"
He comes out fiat and tells you the way 10
win a war is TO lick the enemy.
piece of reporting to give you picture Of
Hun SaVagery Eve Cures in the H-Trih
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

Lore IL ~ ioreiircss oiicGys
And takes ucw last,c Prom the fopch of time,
rs boDgt ojcos December and N0I
BIT bclLz LIS hlo&&nul- Il -utll-s -e4-4-4.-
Hood
(Abose in answer 10 request for poem for
husband 10 enclose with golden wedding ami
vcrS;iy GIFT. II YOU like II, sir YOU could save
il for An4r golden Wedding -ENDl -
DOE HOPE Was named Lester by has parents,
ID but switched 10 Bob Has sN brothers and
no sisters. Employs >N gag men 20 think up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

Tune in WALTER WINCfiELL BROADCAS
each Sunday 10 9:l5 p. m, on Station WXY/
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

R0SEVII IC-ttvl at Gratiot A,enu.
hUoLVlLLL 'arD RIVFR NtITIY,"
Roy EoEefs ."RROADNN LIMITED. "
Marjorie Woodworth Cartoon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
Z. Y. DMrHng

Distributed by KING Features synd.csp, Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

OhoILL Special Kiddies Matinee Box
office open II Noon Free Comic Book and
&c candy Bar 20 Children Attending Early
Cartoons Dick Tracy ". Crime, Inc .
Fred Astaire and Rita Haywor'n. "NOt IL
NEVER GIT RICH Also Bon Burns m
TOMBSTONE tANlON." with Cecilia
Parker. (Note THIS Program for Saturday
- nnL.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07
On Broadway
Walter WincHeU

Trade Marx Registered. copyrIsh' 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-07

R0SF0AIC-l Woodward TO. s-0I2s
nVoLonLL open lis Late show 10
Power. Betty Grsple Plus "HINRl AID
RICH FOR PRESIDENT " SeVs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-09
d-Based Bombers
Can Sink Any Ship,
War Pilot Says
Even Fast Destroyers
Cont Escape, Asserts
Pacific Squod Leader
Ey the Associated Press,

Es the Associated Press.
Land based bombers can sink any
varship af1oat. including fast de-
stroyers, says 1t. Col. Richard H.
Carmichael, 29-year -old commander
Of the 18th Bomber Group which
has fought throughout the South
Pacific.
Col. Carmichael explained at a
press conference that ships find it
impossible to escape pattern of
bombs laid across the sea by
group of bombers regardless of how
fast the surface craft might be able
to maneuver.
"A boat or carrier, or even
fast destroyer, can't maneuver from
under the pattern" he said. of
course, the faster they are. or the
higher we fly, the more air we have
to have"
Is to 10 Planes Needed.
Col. Carmichael said that l8 or 10
planes constituted a force sufficient
to lay patterns about any type of
craft. He told, also, of one in
stance where bomber flew be-
meath low clouds during the last
stages of the Milne Bay landing
to sink fast destroyer with a single
bomb dropped from 1900 feet. He
caught her just in the turn" he
said of the bomber pilot who was
not identified.
Asked about the effect of con-
cussion when bombing from such
a low level, he said that the result
was that the. plane seemed to be
rising about 500 feet minute
But he continued, ''if the target
Is under the clouds and you are
above it, 1t wouldn't do much good
to drop bombs from above the
CLOUDS"
Applying the effects OF concus-
sion, he said that even at 1000 feet,
planes can feel bombs go off when
using the l,000-pound type.
BIS Praised.
He praised highly the BIS now
assigned to the group, saying that
when they first saw action, their
planes were without a tail gun, but
now they have guns sticking out
all over them"
Here with Col. Carmichael, a ma
tive of Austin, Tex, were Mais.
John E. Dougherty. 26 Minneapo-
lis: Felix M. Harrison, 30, San An
tonic, Tex; Frank P. Bostrom. IS,
Bangor, Me, and Capt. Carey L.
OBryan, IT., q, Earlsboro, Okla.
all members Of his group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-09
HELP WOMEN.

CATHOLIC WOMAN to take charge Of home
for elderly woman. live in. State wages
expected Box 2O1 M. Star.
CLERICAL, with or without knowledge of
typing: salary, $3.50 weekly: good working
condition; forty-hour week; give age. quail
hcations, experience If any. address and
telephone number. Box BIB, Star.
CLERK, experienced for general office work,
typlng, billing, P. B. x, etc: permanent
position with old-line nationally known
manufacturer. Age, IS to As. State ex-
perience and salary required and religious
denomination affiliation. Box loom. Star.
I3'
CIERK-TYPIST, experienced. bet. is and
30: permanent position. excellent chance
for Advancement. S25 week to start. Box
117-M. Star.
GASOLINE SERVICE STATION attendants.
good pay. Burrows Service Station. 1891
Wisconsin ave.
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER experience
desired but not necessary. Apply after 4
pm, Mr. G. L, Cook. 1925 Irving st. NV.
GIRL, colored. honest, reliable. to work at
soda fountain. Investment Phar., 1901
X st. NV.
GIRL colored. as dishwasher; no nishts
or Sundays: GOOD pay. Dupont Pharmacy,
1905 Mass. ave.
GIRL, to learn engraving business; prefer
one who has worked in printing plant
Sl2 10th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-09
Births Reported

Robert and Patricia Allison boy.
John and Louise Apperson. boy.
Ernest and Mamie Ayers, boy.
James and Dorothy Beall, hoy.
Elmer and Sarah Beals boy.
Evans and Erma Bradley. eirl
granville and Marsaret Canard, boy.
eugene and Barbara Carusi, boy.
K 1a and Loretta Colwell, girl.
John and Helen Dunlavey. boy,
Oliver and Mary Durity, girl
William and Helen English, girl.
William and Elizabeth Fay, girl
Harold and Mary Fisher. boy.
John and Lyla Fiicke, boy
William and Elizabeth Garges, boy.
A aLS and Resale Gill; girl.
DennIe and Mary Gooch, girl
David and Berneice Gooch girl
William and Doris Greenway, boy
Gordon and Phyllis Harrison. boy
Norman and Jessie Hayter. girl
CLAYTON and Elsie Hitch, girl
Henry and Marie HOLE. girl
Charles and Louise HoWser. girl.
Charles and Ann Kelly. bow.
Henry and Glenna Lemmermann, boy,
DANIEL and Ruth Leonard. boy.
Anthony and Edna Lipione. boy.
Edwin and Mary Nader, boy
Alfred and Ruth Merkel, boy.
Norman and Polly Moore, girl.
Ardill and Helen Mullet. boy
Francis and Mary Murray. girl
James and Marion Mccarthy, girl
LNhNIlpiti anu btdCt MCNIlNney, R1Tl,
Charles and Eula Paska boy
Jack and Lois Pustilnick. boy
Theos and Marguerite Raeon. boy
William and Virginia Reid, girl
Gerard and Eleanor Reilly, boy
Van Dusea and Margaret Rickert boy.
John and Mary Roaner. girl.
Max and Catherine Ryan. girl
Willis and Jacqucline Schadfer boy.
John and Bessie Schwaner. boy.
Harry and Bonnie Shaw girl
Berry and Pauline Stanley. girl.
James and Delphia Sweeney, girl.
Vincent and Lille Thomas. girl
Roger and Margaret Thorne, boy.
John and Alice Trip. boy
William and Hannah Vadnais, girl
Albert and Lois Wells. bow
Ralph and Della Windsor boy.
Rual and Marie Brown boy
Albert and Florella Butler. girl
John and Margaret Carr, Girl
Robert and Grace Drain. boy
James and Elizabeth Gray. boy.
Detroit and Mary Hall. girl
Ienwood and Anna Head. bow
Robert and Beatrice johnson, eIrl
Hugh and Anita King boy
James and Susie LonGuS, how
Robert and Bernicp Manuel, boy.
Frederick and Betty Moten. girl
Reginald and Marjorie Poles boy
William and RoSalee Proctor. girl
James and Anna Swami, girl
Hubert and Fife Wright. girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-09
Deaths Reported

Jennie Thompson, So. 416 Mass ave NV
Mary Burton. 81. 3925 Ga ave. NV
William Harris. Is "5Oa I ave ne
Walter L. Simmons, 80, 1870 Chesapeake
Edward J. Crossin. - 1902 o5th pl. Sc
Harry FUR, -, 1924 K st NV
Frederick D. Brandt u, @521 University
Ida E. Wasgonrr SIS. Rockville. Md
Frank G. Gordon. "a: 25l o s.. NV
BESSIE b Kline, 81, 1919 VII a"o. NV
Frederick Haas, 81, 3lo seaton pl ne.
Charles A, Wolff, So. PA Marietta p. NV.
Joseph l.. Galoforo, 81, 1929 Shepherd st.
Alice L Airey. "a. Alexandria Va
Marcel j Bernard, A.. Arlington, Va.
Anvil w. Henderson, jr.. is OaEton. Va.
Infant Martin Gerhold 1898 Dix St ne
Anne f: Bush, 81. 1921 4th st, NV.
Nellie Harriet. So, 2429 Aineer pl. sc.
Edward Jones As, 1921 eth st ne.
Isabelle Willis, ~. $40 NJ 81. NV.
Jesse J. jackson. Al. 500 Callahan ST, s.w.
Eugene English. A., AL L St NV.
Gertrude Mcdowell "A. 1919 al2 st NV.
Mildred w. williams, 36, "a @ 81 NV
Flummer Burrows "A. 46ll Clay st. n 2.
Charles Jackson, 3. 634 Pckford I'd. ne,
Infant Parker. 5ll Georeia ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-09
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. ldp, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three full days and
receiDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other ddvS.