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La gaceta., 1943-10-27
Hundidos IN Crucero
v un Destructor

LONDREs, oct e. El Al
mirantaggo anuncla e hundi-
miento. en una batalla que Sc is
brara & sabado, del cruccro Cha
rybGs' y del destructor Linz
bourne Los dos bnques fofmaban
parte de una fuerza encargada de
vlgilar IL costa entire ushant y las
islas Channel. y fueron torpedea-
dos.
Berlin anuncl6 q sabado una
batalla naval. agregando cue los
"ingleses no Sc habian atrevldo
y acercarse y sus harcos".
La gaceta., 1943-10-27
TINTIT
q Enemigo q q -

FL Enemigo de las Canas
No Sc sienta apezarado por esas
eanas. Luzca diez amos mas Ioven.
No pierda IA oportunidad de 50
vds J ID felicidad misma. Use
TINTIT y su cabello tendra ess
apariencia dc iuyentud. IINTII
10 cOnitene nitrate De plata y 50
precio Is econ6mico. Pidalo 4 st
bohca Q 81 10 81 tsl6fono ndmegc
Yl354. Para pedidos : IS agencia
P. 0. Box $500. Tampa. Florida.
La gaceta., 1943-10-27
Admike Hirohiko
Que la Situacion
Is Muy Grave

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-La RAJ
do de Toxic diio hoy cue e em-
perador Hirohito, hablando ante
la Dieta Japoneaa, manifesto que
la presente eituaci6n ea mny gfa-
We.
pide 81 ~emperador 81 pueblo
japon6s que despliegue so iuerza
y d%estruya las amalditas ambicio-
mes de los palses enemigos".
Hoy hablard d b Dieta 81 prl-
mer mlnistro Toto.
La gaceta., 1943-10-27

JESUS VEGA ~ FERNANDEZ,
de 42 amos de edad. de Ia Hahana,
cuba. Marinero Gle ID Marina Mer
cante. faileci6 repentinamente a.
yer abordo del gap0r Nanho PALE
mer. atracado en- los muelles DC
esta Ciudad. Le sOnregipen ga es-
pose sra Pastora GARLIC de Vei-
ga Ga IA Habana. Sus restos seran
embarcados para su patria, en- la
manana &c hoy. p0r Ia Funern-
ria AZ Lcrd y Fernandez.
La gaceta., 1943-10-27

IN & EsIT q s-un
hombrs active, 3 mujeF, paFn
81 Deparkamenke AZ Anuneios ~
Etc neri6dieo. sueldo v eomiai6n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Metro Leaders
Holding Pace

Koppitz and Rainbow are in the
same position today in the Metro
Wlitan Classic Bowling League
standings as they were week
ago-two games apart with Kop-
pitt i'm the lead. Each won two
last night at Wurm's Recreation,
host 10 Metro for the first time.
Edwin Trosien of Progressive
went into first place on the in
dividual board with 663, supplant-
ing Galen Hassinger, who dropped
to third in the first five when his
Standard teammate. Joe Plasky.
produced est. Phil Steinheiser Of
WEIGH took third for high single
game on 257.
Progressive went 10 first in
team scoring with 1850.
Up in the scoring list were Jack
Murray, Plymouth, 500; Robert
Read, Martin, 623; Clio Gardner,
Koppitz, els; Steinheiser, 612.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Only One Veteran

Merry Pregulman is the only
Wolverine forward who played in
that historic battle last year. The
rest of the Maize and Blue line
includes a couple Of graduates
from the froSh squad, A couple OF
Wisconsin linemen, a former sec
ond string quarterback on the
Badger eleven and graduate of
the Michigan reserves.
a lot Of the lads figure the
Notre Danes will simply wear
Michigan out in the first half.
Mcbbe so. We dunno. But We do
know this is Just exactly the way
the boys were talking before the
big game last year.
The Irish had an average weight
advantage of 10 pounds per man
in the line and they figured to
pound the smaller Michigan for
Awards into the turf.
y But you know what happened.
In that blazing third quarter
Elmer Madar. Julius Franks, Bob
KoleSar, Whitley Wistert and Merry
Pregulman roved that gridiron
like a pack Of avenging furies,
cutting the Irish down with some
Of the most savage and vicious
blocking and tackling we've ever
seen.
1t was a relatively simple mat
ter for the feet Michigan backs
~ rCr,,v, 20 fbron fOftrhdCXyc altar
those outweighed lineman had
gotten in their ticks in that third
canto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

Ed Reale 255 in the Macomb
Al-Star Travelling .. Curtis
Spangler's ole is a new mark IN
the Cadillac Procurement where
Divers have won IL and lost one
y ."GenrgN" KinErNan Tattled of
232- 2l5-236 for 6S3 and Art
Heiden 225-239-203 for Got in the
F'ort-BOulevard House.
Interstate Lutheran Women's
Association Will hold a meeting
al the Detroit Recreation Sunday
at 3 p. m. Ed" Briaton came
up with 254 and Paul Cito 648 in
the Ritter Junior House Mabel
Palmer's 229 and Mary james 548
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

Series Pays Off
In Cold Cash
For Fletcher
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR
SPORTS EDITOR

Yankee Coach Art Fletcher is
perfectly happy TO let the Chan
dlers and the Coopers and the
Johnsons grab the headlines and
the glory in the current World
Series.
Apparently imbued with the
idea that YOU can't pay bills with
your press clippings, he's willing
TO settle for cash.
While the latern- jaWed Sideline
strategiSt may be one of the least
publicized of all sports figures who
have strobe through the unfolding
drama of the annual fall classic,
he happens 10 be the best paid,
In a seball career that
stretches through more than three
decades, Fletcher has cut into a
succession Of World Series purses
for over $4,000. He has gained
S59S77.79 for actually participant
ing in the classic and earned ap-
proximately $500 for his asSocia-
ton with clubs that finished
second. third and fourth.
lie figures 10 raise his earnings
10 close 10 $4,000 with his slice
OF the l943 melon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
STANDINGS
BY HAROLD KAHL

To Elwood Blake's Murdoch
team goes the assignment of try
ing TO keep George Bryant's
Ekhardt a. Becker within striking
distance when tonight's matches
are bowled in the Greater De-
troit All-Star at Olym p c
Recreation.
f. e. 3. holds a two-game lead
on Murdoch, which is tied with
four other clubs. Joe Norris
Stroh's, Joey Paulus' Chene-
Trombly Recreation, Charlie
Kotarskis Fife and Louis Burr's
Deluxe, for second.
Two of these. Stroh's and
Deluxe. meet on alleys 5 and 6,
the favored pair for high scoring.
1t should be ding-dong battle
with Stroh's getting the nod.
Chene-Trombly and Fife should
stay close on the leaders heels
at the expense of Parisclean and
Mercurio Bros. The schedule:
J. +. Berger vs.. Kraetks. alleys Ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
THE DETROIT TIMES

Bessels POP and Doris Peers 200
featured in the Ramona Ladies g.
Casey KorzenOwski and Jerry
Andrews shared high in the Ford
Aircraft with pa Ted Look
was tops with 2i5 and Goa in the
DETROIT f.ikS.
Al StraSke's 236 in the Cadillac
$50 and Steve Alters pa I'm the
Greater Detroit Carriage are neW
season marks o.. MILFORD Nickel
rolled 232 in the First English
Lutheran -. Chick HalcS pa in
Motors Metal Frank Ralko
626 In X. Of {. Intcr-Council .
Pete MakreS 2l2 in Green Oak.
Tom Cook DAP in Jolly Fifty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Duel Of linemen7

SOC by tho papers the boys arc
saving tho little tea party az Ann
Arbor Saturday is going 10 be a
.duel between tho Michigan backs
)4nd the Noire Dame lincmcn.
Although the Wolverines have
uncovered no aerial artist 10
match the craftsmanship Of the
invaders Angelo Bertclli, Notre
DANES starting hackfield is
clearly overShadowcd by the Mich
igan combination If Elroy HlrSch,
Bill Daley, Bob Wiese and Paul
White
This is one Of tho great back
fields Of football history. ANY one
Of the foursome might go all the
way on any play.
on the other hand. the Notre
Dame line viii hold weight adj
vantage Of close 10 10 pounds per
man over tho Wolverine forwards.
The Irish lincmen have the edge
in experience. too.
With the lone exception Of Joe
Signaigo, 220-pound guard, the en-
tire group played as a unit against
Michigan last fall They were the
No . Irish line AZ that time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
His I4th Series

In comparison with the average
players and managers. baseball
coaches are not well paid. But
Fletcher is the exception.
In addition 10 getting what is
likely the top salary for baseball
coach. the granite chinned New
Yorker has made a reasonably
lucrative career out Of the fall
playohS.
He is now taking part in his
World Series. He got
Unto the habit when he was play
ing for McGraw's Giants. the Ma
tiona. League standard bearer. in
1911. He played in the 1912, 1913
and 1917 title struggles IN the
spanCles of the Giants.
This gave him taste for that
extra dough. but there was one
serious drawback with the ar
rangement; The Giants never won
n World Series while Fletcher
was with them. AS result. he
had 10 content himself with the
losers share OF the spoilS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
sCaUTzIaa 81 SEa5p

HERE AND THERE -- Ray
Schutzler should be in line for a
Times Classic berth the way he's
the wood in the Grand
way House Series Of GIT, 616
and 646 with a 287 the past three
weeks High hit on eleventh
stopped him.
Charley West posted Dts and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
OTHER FLEECE REVERSIBLES

Boys and youths coat of 1870
wool and $3.50 mohair. Reverse
side is water-repellent cotton
gabardine. Tan, luggage, teal
or brown. Sizes IL to 22-Si1.i0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

BOYS and youths warm coat of
500 wool and 1920 cotton.
Reverse side is water-repeIIent
cotton gabardine. Tan, teal or
brown. Sizes IL to 22-SIA.95
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

Palm Beach Recreation vs.. standard 80.
Deluxe D. We. stTohE SIS Murdock vs..
EkhArdt A Becker rs. Jerry Mccarthy
VS. Pepsi-Cola. 80 Deluxe W W.
Olympic Recreation, 11-i2, Mercurio Bros
vs. Fife 1915 Chene-TrouNly Recreation
vs.. Psrisclean. 1915.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

Young Americas dependable sharp-ooking standby the
reversible ngertp It's the overeverythng classic
that goes school, the Saturday afternoon games Friday
night movie dates and doubles martlookng topcoa that
will take you churchgoing in ultra, conservative
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
Ten Lean Years

For the next 10 years Fletcher
dreamed in vain Of cutting himself
a chunk Of that lovely World
Series money. Then in 1927 he
signed a contract as Yankee coach
under Miller higgins and happy
DAYS were here again
He served as chief aide 10 Hug
gins and later 10 Joe Mccarthy as
those two master tacticlans made
the championship Of the world
almost an adjunct Of the Yankee
farm system. The Yankees played
in the blue-ribhon event IN 1897
1923. 1892. 1896. 1887 1923. 1889
and 194l -- and they won every
time.
This meant that in none Of those
wears did Fletcher make less than
IS 900 out of the World Series.
When the Yankees and the Giants
fought IL out in a bitter Intra-clty
struggle, Fletcher got S647l1O
for the arduouS Chorc Of pIltering
tho Giants signals and waving
tho Yankee SluggcrS in from third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
A GOOD PLACE 10 BOWL

A GOOD PLACE TO BOWL
THE RIVERSIDE
3l23 r. Jsftsson. At Aeosvssii. c.. iiT2.
Altoona REC. - ;'p s,,. sIeH'a = , avs.
oPTs BOWLING TO-DAY FROM 10 A. ~
UNTIL sP. n. Saturday.. sundsG Ustii p. ~
ARCHWAy 100" FAST ltTttssos AVE
Modern Au.u op.n Bo~ins TO-DAY FROM 20
A. N. Unm 90 p ". sas AFTER II 90 A ~
BEACON REC. w. y = .,,.,, ~ W. 1890 ssdss
oPrs BOWLING TO-DAY UsTiL $40 .. ~
AL DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
BOWL O-DROMe !. 570 al DyHTf e.. NO. s.t $3.50
OPEN BOWLING At AL TlhEsi
Fs~ LEAGUE Renovation, Lsfi. Cocktail Lounge
CHENE-T RONBLY ''' &c oT $40
AIR. csr ditionsd for Your Comfort. Open ALLEYS
Urui p ". After g. Bo-ll oiasl oaao'l
CREST LANES fV5I ttIeSs " 40 60 . s,yt"
Boosters parsdissl Wait Our STAGE sar ard
Cocktail Lounss NEVER QUILL MOMENT
nrupy 1925 WHITTIER a. KELLY RD.
UCNDi " ALLEYS. Ar. sass.
Opsu Bovine TO-DAY Until p. N. ard ArS
~ Pm Home Of the Fsmou, s"sst-o'. chiessn.
DETROIT RECREATION s s4FAst'5 os. a. $3.50
sowIISel BILLIARDS.
COCKTAIL BAR ard EXCELLENT Foooi
FORT-BLYD REC. e lsI o. st tUD1' a. :, " s,
Choice Noon ard Afternoon Isasu. opselns,
Are stu Avsiabls. "a BrunN~'sk Alleys
GARDEN REC '' e rS1Ss1SO ,5 &c! 1850
Open Bo~iins TO-DAY FROM Noon Until p. ~
Afternoon LEAGUE Reservation, stu Available
cpLun rruIpu 1914 FERRY PARK
OhNNp VINIIlhI ~. $3.50
Pleasure 10 Bowl At ouisisd Alleys Ia Detroit
Good rrsn'porsiion facilities. su'.strsst Car.
rpCIr IiYcc 10 BALTIMORE
opsn Bo~lino--40 Alleys IN a Ro~-Ur,u 500
p. ~ and After ~ 90 p. n.-cocttsn eM.
HARPER REF 7l4s AARpGR AVE. Near
nHnl Ln nLV' SHERIDAN. ~ sOsi
Open p Hrs Today Until Pm. After ~ Pm.
All OU atuf6su ard Sundays, Cocktail LOUNGE.
IMPERIAL REC e5 essTs.t nSTo osA s{ps
10 MODERN ALLEYS
Open ty.p O~ Ua,ll MidoIoh,. Ma. slss.
IL, MILLETI'S "'' T9 ~ s.sii, AVE.
You Are Always Welcome Here!
/ nWric DIR 20 BOWLING ALLEYS
luWL . nIU' 10 BILLIARD TABLES
1886 cast I.r.ron at Ia,tiaSn
LUCKY STRIKE ssh iat 's s1sO. F 4y 5,s As
OPEN BOWLING DAILY FROM 10 A n. ON.
% BRUNSWICK LANES. BAR.
| MT. ELLIOTT REC. 1880 ~, W. , tasGoTT
Open Alley, TODAY FROM An. Uu,lI 8 Pm.
visit Our Cocktail LounoA ESes,ht FOOD.
NEW ELIpVIrW 1889 EAST JEFFERSON
NCW IHlnFlLV MI e722
opsn Bowling TODAY Untii 7 p NJ and After
u ?. n. Mixed Double, Sunday at ?. N.
n
VI MI ~ nLUt Free PARK. TE. 2.asss
" Aiisyt. Nsu and Modsrn. RathyEslisf 0psn
Bowling ALI DAY Saturday. ard sunday.
~~hStnr -tnr r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

.PALACe-DK t tass, ~ AVE. Ia s SO.
os,sinOs, for Several league Renovation, stu
LETT ~ sussmlinsd Alleys. Ladies ihvttsd
PALACE REC pl 's7 49,, ' :. a: x .sssg.
Post Open Bowling TODAY Ueth $50 p. ~. After
10 20. Billiards. R4isurant Cocktail Leunos.
PALACE SCHOENHERR f aoGU -. ', ,.so.
Irurv,;ion, Given Daily on the PAUL soBLTY
Self Instructor. Lsarn 10 soSi Correctly Here.
Dam prInu 1920 MYERS. Near
IHLW DEAUn heNiCHoLs. UN. 5.622s
tuioy opsa Bosiioe Her, TO-DAY Uutil p. n.
ard After a.. All oS SATURDAYS ard Sundays.
PALMER PARK " s.ss.as a.. 80 . s:'T s
TO s.2zs2 Ar Conditioned. a Brunr.ick
Alleys. Completely nodsrnlIsd. Free Psrkins.
pIpYI AVN 1920 WEST WARREN, Near
IHnhLHNU SoUTHFtELD CO. 3220
is Beautiful usn-i D,rOitI Prstti.a Cocktail
B." AdioinIru Nests Served. Open Alley, osiIy.
pilIIp DIR i4s2s KtRcHEVAL AVE.
IlLlHn nCU' Al Phinip NJ. $500
Open Bo-uos AT DAY saturday. ard sunday,
FROM 10 A ~ On weekdays ua'il p !"
PlAYDIUM "' los 80 1 ssw sIlrr .A' '"'
oP1s pAILV UNTIL Z A ~. midnoht and
Afternoon LEAGUE Reservations stu Available.
pIupnW lo2u GRArIor AVE at
1AlNDUW MARCUS ~. ssss
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL p. N.
AL DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
RAMONA REC. $3.50 IoSopy s'T pS' 9sss
oPTN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL p. n.
race INSTRUCTIONS EVERY AFTERNOON.
REDFORD REC '' 10 . afiss H' St ,: sx'
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL p ~.
AL DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
nuurnI nrn ss7y GRAND RIVER AVE
HlFlehA heG, NO. sss7. Air Cooled.
open Bowling TODAY From q Noon Until s
q. N. and After ~ p. N. ALL DAY SATURDAY.
SPRINGWELLS "I q s a,.,, W. s's, 5yt
Open Bo~iinu ALL DAY Saturday, ard SUNDAYS.
A. n. Tin ciosne. weekday, TN 7. Amer ~,
cTLTE FAIR 1880 WOODWARD 70. s-'s42
40 Alleys for Opsa B0~iina Monday Through
Friday. $50 ?. n. Free Instructions Afternoons.
VAN DYKE REC. 's'I Gtt YSs OWE ~ l As
Open Bowling Saturdays from Noon Until 3. N.
and After 9. sundsD from Moon unul clo'ine.
vnelIE PEc cAOltUx AT EVANSTON
oSS so-II SS TO-DAY uon ~ NV y. Az Day
Saturday, ard Sundays. Tn,srisinmsnt Every Eve.
/ WASHINGTON BOWL ''i so S5Ssi u.s. o.
opsn Bouiinp TODAY, 10 A. N. 70 S 80 p, n.
and After 10. All DAY Sat. and Sur. ca. $40
WLYNE'S SCHOOL ss': , At 60 sI,,,
Private Lessons Afternoons WAYNE sPAULDlNG
I Instructor. Open Bo~Hna " Noon TN it.30 p ".
Urcr ncTpntT si74 MICHIGAN. NEAR
MOI ULInUll WYOMING. CT. O327
! LEAGUE OPENINGS sTILl ttFT. oPEH
ALLEYS TODAY p. N. UNTIL CLOSING.
| hURM'S SINCE 1888 "p ~. s sssl
\ oPEN BOWLING I0DAY UNTIL ] ?. ~.
/ Cocktail LOUNGE oraan Music EEesllsHt FOOD
nAIIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
ATKINSON HITS 2es

Tc,cEs' Ei@;i0SGn nleAi 80 in
the SprlngwellS House Earl
Gremel has openings for = two
teams IN his Sunday IL a. m.
house league -. Barney Wylem-
skis 621 is "A new season record
IN the Esquire at Charley James
Pillar Ed Shea'S 6l4 helped
Sands 20 two new standards. 943
and 1888, in the Gleneagles $50.
Theresa Rusk's 204, Ann
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08
RUGGED REVERSIBLE
FTNGERTIP COATS
! @l2'5*

. Water-RebelIent Gabardins
. EaSJ-StVing Raglan SIeeVeS
Q BroWn, Teal or Luggage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

stood out as Birdsey set a new
mark Of 1853 in the Fort Boule-
ward Ladies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-08

. Wool and Rayon Fabrics
. Sizes from II to p
. Roomy Slash Pockets
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Income Taxpayers
Throng Local Office
At2,000-a-DayR Rate
100 Experts on Hand
To Help in>Mokine Out
Residents Returns

Income taxpayers are thronging
the Office of the deputy collector of
internal revenue here at the rate of
about 1000 day. The biggest rush
occurs during the lunch hours.
More than 100 experts, at desks,
counters and cashiers cages are
busy from $3.50 am. until S pm.
taking care of the crowds anxious
to complete their returns.
According to officials, the best
time is from 30 to 10 am. or after
2:30 pm, when lines are shorter.
Following up warnings from sew
eral Government officials, including
members of Congress, Secretary of
the Treasury Morgenthau and M. H
Magruder, collector of interna,
revenue for this area, local officials
again emphasized today that the in
come tax return must be filed by
March Is, together with the first
quarter of the tax.
Discussions in Congress about a
pay-as-you-go tax will not relieve
the taxpayer from the obligation to
turn in his return and pay part OF
the tax, 1t was stressed.
Mr.. Magruder in formal state
ment called attention to the fact
that such returns are due from al
residents OF the District Of Columbis
who have a gross income of $500 o.
! more if single and 1920 or more i
married"
Evening star., 1943-02-19

.ionj.proSidins pension Tsllrsmeat plan
County rSSnn a@psfe 0y
t.onj1AutRorlzIn incrssse s in tss TAX rate q
pr92yyidIng oreferendum: (Deleestion1
III b 352 by Prince Georges Delega-
Georges County orphanes Court judges
H, B ssa 1H lBy p Price f eeeTsss Deiesa-
fpr fna,.Cc County Board Of Health members.
tionj-Relatins to estabishmentt ia and s resa-
lation Of trailer camps. (DelegationD
t,oh, S55 tBy Prince Gsorsss pslega;
aSS eBSsseee5s Bp Prnee aeorsss ssefsslan pelesa
motor vehicles in the county DELEGATION
H B: 800 .(By See)--Providing Tor ap-
pointment Point Of bookbindder for MARYLAND
ways and Means)
H. B. 1868 tBy .Booth>-Increasing maxi
$50 to $40 monthly and and from $40 to $50 $50
ior special cases recurring medical or nurs-
II. B. 364 lBy Observation-Disclosures
Tidewater Fisheries Commission to make
rules and regulations for taking crabs
chesapeake Bay and Tributares.)
Resolutions introduced.
H J. r II (By See)-Requesting Fed
eral War Manpower Commissioner McNutt
yo WorEsra feaaire n use Of Rhysealy
tions.)
H. J. R. - .(By Kosakowski. Milanicz,
State Roads Commission to designate phil
adelphia road as Pulaski Highway. tRoads
and HlghWays)
Resolutions Passed.
H. J. r. iBy Maskie)-To request the
War Department to rebuild a bridge over
the canal at Chesapeake City
Bills Passed.
H; B. "a (By Conlon)-To clarity pay
ment of interest and penalty on taxes in
arrears by the State tax collector.
H. B. 80 (By Conlon)-To exempt from
inheTitance tax. beauests to SCIENTIFIC. edu-
tax law fixinR the status Of fsnn shares s'ao Of
'Gak sis By Snaf1 ss
To authorize county commissioners to direct
and use Montgomery County facilities for
- H B. 22S (By Montgomery Delegation)-
employees OF clerk or supervisor Of elections
H. B. 23I lBy Fairbanks)-To prohibit
selling Of horse meat under penalty of law
unless sign designating such meat is dis
II. B. 246 tBy Montgomery Delegation)-
TO increase pay OF members OF the Board
H. B. ,254 (By see)-Tlo provide that a
license for selling. any kind of goods, to
less than 10000 vision and said licensee
not be required to produce any other license
peEstaa4ss7 81 to Bp phssse status suborz.
ance of emergency teachers certificates.
s. B. 80 (By Brice!-Io amend provi-
tt'i to hisS h sehool fSaee eertcates equivalent
Board / Of e Education @ to accept Federal err Zap ape
fsI Ct so iona dnt am
today.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Rockville Baptist Church
Will Dedicate Flaqs

An American flag and a Christian
flag will be dedicated at special
services in the Rockville Baptist
Church at II a m. Sunday.
An honor roll, listing the names
of servicemen in the World War and
in this war will be unveiled. Chap
lain Albert N. Corpening of Wash
ington will give an address, and the
church choir will sing.
Names on the honor roll are: John
Baggette, Harry and Otho Beall,
Louis Benson, Edwin H. Chinn,
George N. Davis, Joseph and Ran
dolph Edwards, Rowland Garrett,
Hugh D. Colston, jr: Norman Holt,
A. T. Howard, Charles and Rubin
Keys, Alfred and Irving Lehman,
George E. Lewis, Daniel Louthan,
Joseph A. Mills, Fred Norris, Charles
Renshaw, Theodore Ricketts,, Irving
Stallings, John w. Ayers, Guy
Thomas and Russell Baker; Lester
B. Bogley. Kenneth A. Coffey, Ed
ward G. Conklin, George c. Foster
Richard H. French Moir Fulks, Nor
man Gettings, John P. Lytton
Thomas w. Ray, Leslie B. Thompson
and Charles C. Ward.
The Women's Missionary Society
will present tie drama. TWO Mas
ters," at Z pm. Sunday.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
First Residence Hall
AT Arlington Farms
Will Open March |
Accommodations for $40
Women Are Available,
With 200 Signed Up

The first of the Governments six
new residence halls for Federal
women workers will be open for oc-
cupancy at Arlington Farms March
/, Public Buildings Commissioner w.
E. Reynolds announced today.
About 200 workers from the Office
of the chief signal officer at Arling-
ton Hall already have signed up to
move in, Mr.. Reynolds said, and
about 400 more tenants can be &C
commodated. There are living quar-
ters for 610 women.
Applicants from other Federal
woman workers will be accepted, ac-
cording to William J. Bissell, super
vising the residence hall, only if the
new tenants will agree mot to grum-
BILE" about temporary lack of cafe
terra service. Cafeteria arrange
ments will not be completed for sew
eral weeks, Mr.. Bissell explained.
The 200 tenants selected SO far have
agreed to forego cafeteria service for
the time being. he said, and the
same promise would be asked Of the
other 400 residents.
The Public Buildings Administra-
ton is particularly anxious to have
women employed at the Pentagon
Building and the Navy Annex apply
for rooms in the new building
known as Idaho Hall, it is located
on the west shore of the Potomac
near the Pentagon Building and the
Navy Annex.
Special bus service has been ar
ranged for the transportation of the
Signal Corps employees to and from
work, and for the present they will
be able to obtain all their meals al
the Arlington Hall cafeteria, Mr.
Bisseu said.
Evening star., 1943-02-19
Plant in RiverdaIe, Nd,
Gets Navy f Tomorrow

The Engineering g. Research Corp.
OF Rlverdale. Md, will receive the
Army Navy e. at ceremonies at 4
pm. tomorrow in Ritchie Coliseum
at the University of Maryland, the
Navy announced today.
President H. C. Byrd of the uni
versity will be master of ceremonies
and the speakers will include Rear
Admiral John S. Mccain, chief of
the Navy Bureau of Aeronautics: 1t,
Col. Thomas G. Lanphier of the
Army Air Forces, Lester A. Wells,
president of the company, and Will
liam c. Carter, representing the en-
ployes.
The Engineering g. Research Corp
was formed in 1880 by Henry A. Ber-
liner to develop ideas applicable TO
aircraft production. It's first item
manufactured was a sheet-metal-
forming and Hanging machine,
which is used extensively in the air
craft industry Later the company
developed an automatic punching
and riveting machine and a propel-
ler-proflling machine.