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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09

HUMAN Being Dept: Joe
- Dinneen, a Boston reporter
and radioracle. relays the heart
warming news that followed the
disgraceful incidents there re-
C The hoodlums who
bOup kids of another faith
became vandals. wrecking tomb
stones and monuments in a Mel
rose Boston suburb cemetery
after the manner of IIitler's
Germany Mr.. Dinneen re-
ports that Mayor Carl Raymond
of Melrose grouped Protestants
and Catholics there who con-
tributed TO a fund TO repair the
damaged cemetery Let's
give that circulation.
THE Gen. Patton incident has
l. reached the point where il
has done the most good for
America. From now on IL can
only help the enemy Drew
Pearson deserves the thanks of
every American for reminding
us of the protection in a free
press A 3-star general has
admitted respect for a
brass hat is not based on brass
knuckles. The American peo-
pie can rest assured that the
vast majority of American Of
ficers never thought so in the
first place The complete
love and respect Of the Ameri-
can Army for its officers is
matched only by the affection
of the officers for their men
IL has been a shock. But Amer
leans must close ranks against
the common foe-not their
hearts against each other
The appalling incident IS every
day life under the Nazis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
POLITICAL PARADE
By GEORGE ROTHWELL BROWN

WASHES G T o n Dec. g
W Blaming Reuters for scor-
ing a beat" on the Cairo con-
ference is A good deal like
bawling out general for win
ning a battle.
Reuters is in the business OF
obtaining news, and SUPPLY
ING IT 10 It's clients.
The whole trouble about this
incident is that we have IN
Washington a New Deal left
wing agency misnamed the Of
flee OF War Information, which
Is not in the business Of obtain
ing news for IFS chents-the
American people
The fiaSco Of the Cairo CON
ference has shown up owl so
badly. II seems incredible that
Congress will continue 70 throw
away another dime of tax money
on IT,
ELMER DAVIS cannot draw
II red herring across the
trail Of his own ineptitude, by
whining about Reuters.
The truth of the matter is
that Elmer Davis Owl is not
being pushed around by Reu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
ON BROADWAY

The time has come TO leave this
case TO the history books, and
10 Gen. Patton's conscience
Anything else will only give aid
and comfort 10 the enemy.
THE Orchid Garden: Mary
Il Howard az the Casablanca
Floria Vestoff's hoofology
at the Greenwich Village Inn
Warmers due-soon Desert
Song" lovely Raymond
Pages delightful music on
CHS.
DIG City Smalltalk: Lynn
- Farnol, eX-Hollywood and
Broadway publiciSt, is now a
l.. Col. The principals in
the movie eXtortion trial are
Jailed in swanky 5th Ave-
nue. hotel Friends say
Maxwell Anderson's storm
Operation viii be as good. if
not superior, 10 his Eve of ST.
Mark" The j. Ringing
Norths are reported reconciling
=. +. The b. Carriers tSavannah
ChurchilD have Cancelled their
divorce Jackie Gleason's
wife has mixed theirs. too. so
he isn't marryiE., anybody else
as itemed. moi here Cap
sule review of Happy Land"
20th's next pic: "Ameche is
Peche' Beginning of the
End Dept The Ritz FrereS viii
produce their next flicker
There may be many lawsuits
against Miami hotels for ac-
cepting reservations they can
not fiji.
DAY BROCK the Times re-
IL porter -four and a half
years in the Balkans. is back
and in joyous tears every
time he sees Americans or Yam
kee food. etc. His next
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09

they call the girl Marines"
She said:
1--WE have no nickname. We
prefer to be called marines"
CURRENT shortage of whisky
has caused the notation
b. Y. O. l.. TO again appear on
some party and dinner invita-
tons. Due 10 the shortage there
is also a lot of dangerous liquor
being circulated by bootleggers.
Stuff that can do a person real
harm AS the prohibition era
"hooch" did.
Some expert on whisky should
state the way a person could tell
whether or not liquor is good.
Or at least TO tell whether or
not il is safe 10 drink. Who
knows a good test? We would
like to broadcast il in the inter-
est of our subscribers stomachs.
-l942-thefe we're about
Il 10000 local option elections
on the sale of liquor and in
1000 of these elections the drys
were victorious. Prohibition
may never come all the way
back but il is going to come
quite a distance by that local
option m G n d. Thirty-five
states have the local option sys-
tenn at present.
Ever hear of a spider farmer
I didn't until l read recently Of
an old boy who raised spiders
wholesale for the purpose OF
selling them 10 Wine dealers.
The wine dealers used the
spiders to weave webs around
wine bottles in their cellars so
as to make the wine look i'm
pressively old. Some gag. what!
Copyright, 1s43. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
Connolly Answers

La "Cavallerja Rusticana";
CD Humoresque"; (c) Car
men,"
Pa pipe; (b) upstart; (c)
bird.
3-(a) Walter E.. Edge; (b)
Herbert Hoover; Co John
Masefield.
IA From the Halls of Mon
tezuma"; (b) u. S. S. La
fayette; (c) Everglades.
5-(a) son of Edward III OF
England; (b) Balzac; (c)
Louis XIV of France.
Sal euthanasia; CD satire;
(c) pamphlet.
Copyright. ie43. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09


Times editorial department.. The
writer: Chief Yeoman VIII
Hardy, sports reporter Who Was
in Sicily at the time Of Writins.
DEAR BOSS:
THE most classic. the most
Il superb day in my overseas
career is drawing to a close.
For today, first time since leav-
ing the u. S. A., / spoke to not
one. but two American speaking.
American girls!
Boy, what a day. I was inno-
Gently meandering down a sum
warmed avenue amusing myself
by looking at the jolting little
price tags on goods for sale in a
store window (most OF the win
dows are open frames; the glass
has been shattered). and enjoy
ing it. People hustled to and
fro all around, but none got in
my way until these two popped
down out Of heaven. l made il
a point to see that they were
directly in my path.
That they were Americans
was obvious. but hardly believ-
able. when they first came into
view. They wore those bulky
olive gree uniforms which
make box out Of any womans
figure. And. great Caesar
what hatsll They were the most
lovable silly hats Id ever seen
in my life.
Visored Red Cross uniform
hats which defied gravity and
perched in place.
THESE girls were looking for
Il some landmark that would
show where they were. noticed
that one had long red hair
tucked up under the back of
her hat or cap or whatever it
was, and that both of them wore
some kind Of cotton hose and
low-heeled shoes. Not exactly
Grablegrams. NEN U
did the most American
thing could think Of When
one step behind the red-head, l
purred in my sweetest Michi-
ganese, saved for just such occa-
sions.
"Say. n &c X. you'd better
watch what you're doing, or one
Of those big. bad people will
Just step right on you"
She leaped halfway into the
road.
Obviously the second, whom
I could by that time discern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
Quick Answers

The dog.
Brazil.
The Schipperkc.
Wilson in Rome,
1919.
None. Many types are re-
ferred 10 under this name.
Some cutters are identical
with Y. :. navy deStroyerS,
are used as such in wartime.
Copyright 1873 by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09

and 90 away completely in a
few days. Women are almost
immune.
2. Any one who has an attack
Of "arthritiS' a few days after
a surgical operation. especially
IN the big toe.
Treatment is probably best
By a drug known as eolehieine,
but this does not agree with
every one. Rest, a hot-water
bag. or electric pad and philos-
ophy arc good StandbyS A good
way 10 treat il is with con-
tempt
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
@ Is violet light good for
curing tuberculosis or does IL
spread the disease :? NJ X.
All YOU mean tuberculosis
of the skin IL may do good. IL
YOU mean tuberculosis of the
lungs II has no effect at all. and
is dangerous because ID keeps
the patient from getting really
helpful treatment.
G Could a person com ng
from Chicago 10 the vicinity OF
Los Angeles be benefited or
eventually cured Of hay fever?
f. F. B.
At has always worked in
my experience.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
IS A TTRACTIvE women don't

"A grow old; they grow
smarter" That's what Joan
Bennett says. She is a good eX-
ample of what she claims. Joan
is getting smarter every year
In four or five years more she
may be as smart a. her sister
Constance. who is about the
Smartest woman in some ways
in all Hollywood.
So a full course turkey dinner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
BETTER HEALTH
Bv DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING

YEAsEs have a way of APP
pearing and disappearing !
do not mean a new disease that
is discovered. Nor do | mean
fashions in names of diseases,
such as neuraSthenia. / mean
old.familiar diseases known
long ago
For instance. scarlet fever.
In 1880 the death rate from
scarlet fever was 10 per cent OF
all cases and in some epidemics
it rose 10 30 per cent II was
almost as prevalent among chill
drcn as measles IS today But
now scarlet fever IS a very rare
disease. And. furthermore, IL
IS 80 mild as hardly TO require
treatment.
Another example is influenza.
We had an epidemic Of infu-
enza in l9lS-1922 that for viru-
lcnce had not been equalled
since 1850. Since then every
time any one has a bad cold IL
is called influenza. but ! have
never seen q real case Of intlu-'
enza since 1892.
THEY claim 10 have found the
l. virus Of influenza. but l
doubt If any of the young bac-
teriologiSts who claim 10 have
found the cause ever saw a real
case OF influenza. | mean real
bull influenza. And / doubt II
the cause OF that has been
found.
II may appear again in an
other 30 years after the last
epidemic say 1850. But why,
how or where does IT 90 be-
tween epidemics?
Still another disease ! am
most interested in Is govt. Back
e seventeenth century II
have been very prevalent.
Two of the greatest physicians
OF the time suffered from it
William Harvey. the discoyerer
of the circulation OF the blood,
used 10 go up on the roof OF his
house and rest his bare feet on
the leads 10 cool them.
THOMAS SYDENHAM. a con-
Il temporary, sat in the win
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09

QUERIES From Clients: O.
0 How are you doing on try
ing 10 understand women?
A-Net a. we'll a. l expected,
don't even understand why
some Of them wear their hats
flat on their heads thus making
themselves look five TO 10 years
older.
Q-How many times did you
say the dog was mentioned in
the Bible? l have a bet that
you were wrong.
Al said the dog was men
toned I'm al verses of the Bible.
III the chaplain says I am wrong
I'll send you a stogie or a pack
of cigarets. And here's one TO
ask the chaplain. Only two
verses in the Bible praise the
dog. What are they?
IN LITTLE ROCK. ARK. there
Il was a unique double wedding.
A brother and sister married
sister and brother. ! have heard
of two brothers marrying two
sisters but this is the first time
l have heard of the aforemen-
toned combination.
lin New Orleans there has just
been erected a beautiful statue
OF a feminine member of the
marine corps.
While | was looking al this
statue a girl marine was doing
likewise. / said TO her:
There are the WAVES, the
WACs and the SPARS, what do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09
r.. DURLING
ON THE SIDE

Distributed by KING Features synd. Inc.
in the Congress Restaurant at
Washington, -. c.. cost the
congressman go cents. i just
paid go cents for a chicken
salad sandwich and a cup of
coffee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09

EDITORS NOTE-This is
letter to the gang at the office"
from one of the so editors, re-
porters and photographers who
haze gone into service from, the
Times editorial department.. The
writer: Chief Yeoman VIII
Hardy, sports reporter Who Was
in Sicily at the time Of writine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09

rHOMAS SYDENHAM. "A con-
i temporary, sat in the win
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-09

QUERIES From Clients: O.
W How are you doing on try
inc 10 understand women?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28
On the Air Today

WHV. ;.s0-lwtation 10 Learning: Henry
James "proeress and Poverty.
WRC, 7:00-Chitago Round Table: The Air.
plane and Tomonow's WorId'-WaIdemar
kaempffer Of the New York lines and two
others
WBV, 3:00-New York Philharmonic Pianist
fSergi) Eugene list plays Rdehmsninofs Con,
eerto No. l." BsrbirolIi conducts RaveIs ia
Mere l0ye" suite and henotti's "0d Maid
and the Thief overture.
WhAL, 315-Wake Up Amerta: Should the
Present Draft Laws Be Revised Represents.
tive Paul KiIday Of Iexas and CoIumnit George
Fielding Eliot
WMAL, WRl, VOL, W6V, 4i5-presiden,
Roosevelt. Gen. Dwight Eisenhower and Admiral
Chester Nnit1 address the Nation.
WRC. 5:00-'|BC Symphony A symphony
by Hindsmith. Stosow,ki's arrangement Of the
love mu:it from Wesners Tristan"
VOL, 5:30-Shadow: The 1outh Of Death
''" 6:30-0pera Additions: Tho finals
49,, loo-Baby Food pationlnq; An ex.
PLANTATION.
whAL. 7:3o-ou1 Kids; A tour.wsy tie 10
be resolved.
VOL, Rehabilitation Of The new eantesn
in California.
WHV. 7:30-We, the People; IT, John ht
Claim. U. 5. N. R., tells Of fighting on Tho North
African desert.
VOL, 8:00-Ameritan Forum: "Manpower
PoIiy"-FowIer Harper Of VINO, Maj. John C.
Walker. U. S. A., and Senator Warren Austin Of
Vermont
WkAl. S;30-Ssnttum Mystery: Raymond {.
Johnson, host. acts part in The Futon"
Wj5g. 9:00-Listener Digest; Ethel Waters.
Herbert Marshall and Virginia Bruce
WhAl, q:45-A talk by Wendell Wkie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28
YWCA News

The public is invited to have tea
today at the Central YWCA from
to S pm and to the music hour
program from to pm. Elizabeth
Taylor, soprano, and Frances FARES
pianist, will be the guest artists at
the recital. The USO Club will hold
open house today from to IL pm.
Supper will be served at $50 pm
and musical program, under the
direction of Capt, Shauff1er from
Fort Belvoir, will be presented at
$3.50 pm.
On Monday the YWCA Chapter
Council will hold business meeting
at II am. Members of the St. AL
bans Chapter will meet at 10 30 p m
at the home Of Mrs. Joseph P. Cook
1927 Van Buren, street NV.
The Chevy Chase Chapter will
meet Tuesday at 2 pm. and the
Manor Park Chapter at 8 pm
Washington newcomers are invited
to the weekly YWCA Tuesday eve
ming at home, sponsored by the
business and professional women S
department, from to 1890 pm.
The Girl Reserve Mothers Coun-
Gil will meet wednesday at II am.
Miss Louise Stitt of the Labor De-
partment will speak to members of
the Young Married Women's Club
on Women in Industry following
the clubs MONDAY luncheon. Bust
ness girls of the Xenos Club will
meet at pm. for supper and sports
Business girls, between 10 and "a
years of age, are invited to join the
group. Square dancing will take
place from $50 to 1870 pm. An
all-Wagner program has been ar
ranged for the Victrola hour pro-
gram from 9 to 10 pm.
On Thursday the Blue Triangle
Club will meet at pm. for supper
and recreation. The club welcomes
new members. The USO Club will
hold open house Thursday from II
pm. to 2 a m.
"A dance for civilian men and
women and men Of the armed forces
will be held Friday from 9 to II
o'clock.
The USO Saturday night dance
will take place from 9 to 10 o'clock
as usual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28
Spanish War Veterans
Install New Officers

Gen. NJ. Emmett Urell Camp,
Spanish War Veterans, installed
Valentine T. Mayer commander
Frank Herbert senior vice, Louis
Kraft Junior vice. J. Walter McDon-
aid adjutant, Robert E. Washburne
quartermaster, Samuel J, McWil-
lianls trustee, John Cavanaugh pa
triotic instructor, Harry F. Patter-
son historian, DR.. John c. White
head surgeon, William l. Jenkins
chaplain, Alexander B. Eadie officer
OF the day, James B Freeland officer
OF the guard, Lester I. Fridinger
quartermaster sergeant, Anton Brem
color sergeant and Gary E. Powell
chief musician.
President Mckinley Camp will
hold father and son rally at the
home Of Quartermaster Joseph
Thornburg, 623 Elliott stree Sc.
tomorrow at pm. Eligible sons are
urged to enroll. President Paul
Clarke will speak. Army mess sup
per will be served.
Other meetings this week:
4IOlluay-1Ol John jacob hStOl
Camp, United States Soldiers Home
and Gen. Henry w. Lawton Camp
Pythian Temple.
Thursday - Richard J. Harden
Camp. Pythian Temple.
Saturday--Military Order of the
Lizard, Pythian Temple.
Auxiiaries.
Meetings this week are: Monday
Admiral George Dewey; Tuesday
Col John j. Astor. Thursday, eve
ming of games at the home of Mary
Hagen; Friday, Gen, Henry w. Law.
tor
At the department meeting Sat.
urday $50 stars were placed on tht
service flag. National Secretary
Louise Williams was a guest.
Aides appointed to the depart.
ment president are Maude Wright
Mary Colberth and Cathryr B2uehn
The department president, accom-.
panied by her staff, will make hel
annual visitation: Dewey, March IS
Urell, March It, Petit, March %
Lawton. April 2, Astor, April IS
Miles. April 10; Daughter of 90
April 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28
TIE WEEK AHEAD

VITAL. 9;o0-John Freedom ngddes Greece.
WRC. q:00-Edde Cantor: With Pvt. Tyrone
Power, u S. NJ {.
WJSN. 9;30-Mton BerIe; New series with
Diane Courtney and Others
Thursday.
WMAl. S30-Town Meeting: Forum on
questions Of national importance,
WRC, 8;30-A|droh Family: trouble over
pants.
VOL. 930-Song Treasures: LtIa Abanese
returns.
WBV, 9;30-Staoe Door cdntesn With movie
lumindrles
WRC. i0:30-harth Of Time Reports from
war fronts; speakers
Friday.
WhAl, 830-Meet Your Navy Weekly show
rom The Great Lakes NavaI Training Station
WWDC, o:l5-Foreign Observer Juan Carlo,
Piano, Ambassador from Uruguay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28
Monday.

F1OH03f,
WRc, 8:00-Csyaltade Of hmehta; DIARY Of
Sdboelr win Joseph SehlldMdut.
WIV. 8:00-Vox Pop; Ped Gross field work
es back from the war zones,
WRc, 900-Voorhees' Orchestra: Josef Hof
mann, soloist
WNAL, 9:30-SpotIight Band Horace Heidfs.
VOL, 1000-Mme. Chang Ka.shek speaks.
WRC, t0;30-lniomaiio Please: On behalf
Of the Rcd Cross from Constitution HALL.
tuesday.
WhAl, 8:3O-Duffy's Tavern: Tito GUITAR
with Archie.
WJ5V. 9:00-Burns and Allen: Oracle tor,
lures Madeleine Carroll
WMAL, o00-Iury Trials; Staying Of niSer.
WWDC. 9l5-CaptoI Hill: Senator Alden
0arkey Of Kentucky.
W!N. t00o-Mme Chang Kal.shes speaks.
VOL, it;30-5nfonetia WaIe7siein 10.
turns for R. Strauss Bourgeois GeniiIhomme.
Wednesday.
WINK, 805-PIates 10 60: New guide series
for Strangers in Washington.
VOL, s30-Two Cities Quiz: Walter Comp.
IONS CHARGES vs.. those Of Henry Hickman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

! and son banquet meeting between
| the dates of National Boys and Girls
Week. April "a to May and Fathers
| Day, June 20. In order to obtain
! SUCH certificate the squadrons must
show increase in membership over
! 1912.
National Cathedral Post on We'd
nesday presented an Anericanism
award to Mrs. Lenore w. Smith OF
the Boa.d Ct Education for work
she has accomplished in the schools
| throughout the city
The following were elected to
membership: Thomas N. Templeton,
Toby Miller and Pedro A. Herman
dez.
Sergeant Jasper Post on March 3
at the Legion clubhouse will have
a baked-bean and brown bread sup
per at pm. A short business meet
ing will follow and war pictures
shown.
U. S. S. Jacob Jones Post made
school awards at the Stuart Junior
High to Mallory Simperton and Paul
Steele
Miss Alice Roarback. chief of
BTaille TRANSFERRING Section of
Books, Library Of Congress, spoke.
A room at the Legion clubhouse
has now been assigned to this post
for carrying on the Braille system.
Chairman Russell S. Jeffreys of
the Emergency Aid Committee an
nounced that physical examinations
will be held at Emergency. George
town, Garfield, Providence, Sibley
and Freedmen's Hospitals for the
examinations of the selectees on
March 2, 5, 9, II, Is, 10, % and Is.
Legionnaires who serve at the hos
pitfalls assist the doctors.
Meetings this week are:
Monday-Stephen p McGroarty
and Department of Commerce Posts,
Legion Clubhouse.
Tuesday-George Washington and
Vincent B. Costello Posts, Legion
Clubhouse: I'd Division Post, New
Colonial Hotel.
Weonesday-Sergt Jasper Post,
Legion Clubhouse: Columbia Post,
1924 Georgia avenue NV.
Thursday-Jane A Delano Post,
Legion Clubhouse: Fort Stevens
Fost, Stansbury Hall.
Friday-Victory Post, Legion Club
house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28
Evening Stor Features

Star FIashes-Latest news: Monday through
Friday; WhhL al $50 an. and ass pm.
Analysis Of the weeks news by lothrop Siod,
iard, Sunday al 1870 an
Schools for VictorY-JURior senior high and
vocational schools joint series; demonstrating
role Of youth in wartime; VITAL. Wednesday
at us pm.
National Radio Forum-pu1lit officials dis,
russ problems Of current; WhAL, Wednesday
al 1890 pm.
News for Nhoos-New Of The world broad.
ta'' especially for classroom listening; WMAL,
thursday al 7:,5 pm.
America at Work-Anothsr upper-qrsdes'
seTIes designed 10 show shut.in children phases
of our Nations production; WhAL, Friday a.
us pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28
Ben Hur News

Mckinley Court held a reception
for two Of it's members who were
elected officers in the Maryland
District Of Columbia Congress held
in Baltimore. Richard A. Walker
was elected president and George
A Bernard captain. The installa-
ton Will be held IN Baltimore on
St. Patrick's DAY and a delegation
from this city viii attend.
Representative Melvin D. New
land announces a bowling match
between United and Mckinley
Courts on March 6 on Lucky Strike
alleys.
The Executive Board will meet
after Victory Court session on Fri
day in Woodmen of the World Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28
Knights OF Columbus

Washington Council, Knights Of
Columbus, mn Strel troupe is re-
hea-sina in preparation for the big
show it will present for the bene-
on Monday night, March 8. Several
new speciality acts have been added
to the program.
Washington Council will have
formal opening of its new home on
March IA. Work is progressing
rapidly an dthe Boar dof Trustees
feels certain the membership will
be able to use facilities starting on
the above date.
The Membership Committee of the
Washington Council will meet at the
Willard Hotel on Tuesday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28
Duuqhters Of America

Meetings this week are: Monday,
John Burnett, Eagle; Tuesday,
Fidelity, Liberty, Mount Vernon;
Wednesday, Anacostia, Kenmore,
Betsy Ross, Red Cross Unit; Thurs
day, Mizpah, Barbara Frietchie;
Friday, Friendship, Mayfower
State visitation at Anacostla
Council on March 3 at Fourteenth
and u streets S. F. and to Unity
Council on March 9 at 2407 Mime
sofa avenue Sc.
Barbara Frietchie Council will
hold an evening Of games at Star
Hall, Mount Rainier, on March 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-28

Wis., 100o-comedy Caravan: Jimmy Du.
Tante.
VOL. t0;00-Frit1ie zivie vs.. Beau jack At
Madison Square Garden.
Saturday.
WhAl, S:t5-Boston Symphony Handsl's
Concerto Crosse No. 10" and Beethoven 5
Symphony No. 4.
WJSV, s:30-Hobby Lobby Weekly parade
Of odd avotations.
WR(. 9;00-Ban Dance: HiIIbiIIy music at
The old hay Ioft.
VOL, itt5-Saturday Bondwseon: Treasury
Department and its guests