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KEEP children under the
~ teen age
At home II you 80 OUT az
night:
A nj II Won have no one 10
watch them
Stay AZ home then, yoHf-
self, as is right
L early hours;
And IT'S wrongs well
IS outre,
For l-Year-oldS, weary ana
sleepy.
To turn The long nights
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Of furniture at prices cut TO the bone. No
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SITUATIONS MEN.

SITUATIONS MEN.
ACcOuNTANT-AUDTTO books started,
kept part time tax reports, statements
reasonable. RIA. 2111 or Falls Church
1898.
BUILDER. experienced, seeks position As
project superintendent or carpenter fore
man: have some equipment. Box 149-X,
CARPENTER, lst-class colored mechanic,
draft deferred wishes immediate employ
ment as trim or frame man; will also con-
soer regular employment as maintenance
man Excellent references. Box l4O-X, Star.
a.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR or switchboard
operator, coloreo, city refs, experienced;
from pm. to l am. RIA. 1928 after
$50 pm. g
MAN clerical, retail clothing, cigar coun
ter. selling experience, desires part-time
work, . TO 70 pm. 3 or 4 nights week.
Phone 81. Tl29. A.
MAN. educated, middle LACED, available for
work to II morning; compensa ton
kypine or collecting tear owner); except
SATURDAY and Sunday. Box 15l-x, Star.
MAN, able bodied. As years wants work
Of any kind; drove milk truck 20 years;
prefer outside work. Box ls7-x. Star Is.
Man white. experienced beilman and
c al se 81 eo7 ;n'' 0'r or full time work
Evening star., 1943-11-21
Seniors in u. S. Service

A half century has brought great
changes at the State Department,
Charles H. Miller, It's oldest employe
in continuous service, remembers
when he wore a frock coat every day,
although only youngster.
It may come as shock to the
departments admirers to know it
can make mistakes. For example,
the departments records show Mr..
Miller entered their service on jan
uary /, 1894, whereas Mr.. Miller tells
the world he began messenger duties
there on July /, 1898. It means, he
says, six months longer service for
him before retirement.
He remembers the days of rigid
protocol, of attendance at White
House functions, of gas lights, one
small elevator, and scant half
dozen telephones of the wet bat
terry type" But the second day he
worked he made So for himself ION
the side" and that was "a lot Of
money for a 16-year-old boy"
A citizen desiring visas for world
trip gave him $40 to make the round
of legations. Most of them-in
fact all except two-put stamps
on the passports free of charge. I
paid out 81 in fees, and was told to
keep the other SO. 1t remains,
under the circumstances, a cherished
recollection of boyhood."
A native of the District, he at
Evening star., 1943-11-21
Expert 10 Discuss
Eyesieht Protection

Milton NJ. Bowman, eye protec-
ton specialist, will address the an
nual meeting of the District Society
for the Prevention of Blindness Fri
day at pm. in the auditorium of
the District Medical Society, 171a
M street NV.
Mr.. Bowman, a member of the Ma
tional Committee for the Conserva-
ton Of Manpower in War Industries
U. s. Department Of Labor, will
speak on, Victory in Sight" In
jured In France during the last war
Mr.. Bowman became interested. in
the course Of rehabilitation, in sight
conservation. He has been active
In this field for % years and VII
work with war industries on ~
West Coast after visiting Was
ington
DR.. Ella Oppenheimer, director of
the Bureau of Maternal Health and
Child Welfare of the Health De-
partment, and president of the So
ciety, will preside. Election will be
held for officers and board members
Incorporated in 1887, the society
is engaged in activities which will
prevent blindness One of its out
standing endeavors has been the
Evening star., 1943-11-21
Knox Opens Show Today
Of Naval Aviation Art

Secretary of the Navy Knox will
open at pm. today an exhibition
of naval aviation paintings at the
National Gallery Of Art.
Officials present will include Vice
Admiral John S. Mccain, deputy
chief of naval operation for air,
other naval officers, members of
Congress and diplomats.
The collection, consisting of more
than 100 pictures, painted by seven
noted American artists, will be
presented by S. De Witt Clough,
president of Abbott Laboratories,
which sponsored the project.
The Navy arranged for the ar
fists to live at various naval avia-
ton stations, so they could paint
the story from pre-hight training to
combat operations in the Pacific.
All phases of the work are covered.
After the opening of the ex-
hiblt, the artists will be given a
reception at the Carlton Hotel.
During the display. official Navy
films will be shown twice daily, at
lis and pm, and on Sunday at
3 and pm. There also will be
lectures on the exhibition with
colored slides of the paintings.
Evening star., 1943-11-21
Col. Hobby, Morgan Beatty
To Address Trade Board

Col. Oveta Culp Hobby, director
of the Women's Army Corps, and
Morgan Beatty, radio news COM
mentator, will be the speakers at
the general membership meeting OF
the Washington Board of Trade at
8 pm. tomorrow at the Willard
Hotel.
Col. Hobby will discuss "The WAC
in North Africa" and speak in be-
half of the current WAC recruiting
campaign. Supplementing her ad-
dress, she will show a recently
filmed picture depicting the life of
WACS in the Mediterranean zone
of operations.
Mr.. Beatty's subject will be "Who
Won the Moscow Conference?" He
recently returned to Washington
after spending eight months in Lon
don.
Granville Guide. board president,
will preside,
Evening star., 1943-11-21
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Evening star., 1943-11-21
Legion Auxiliary
Executive Unit
To Meet Friday

The Executive Committee of the
District of Columbia Department
the American Legion Auxiliary, will
be presided over by Mrs. Gertrude
s. Pierce, president, next Friday at
Is pm, at the American Legion
clubhouse.
Mrs. Edith Armstrong, in charge
OF Braille work. will have classes at
the Legion clubhouse on the first
and third Mondays of each month.
Unit presidents should contact her
for questions regarding Braille work.
Mrs. Pearl Heagerty, department
membership chairman, urges units
to send to the department all mem
bership dues not later than Novem-
ber 26.
AS of October 81 the District of
Columbia had 322 per cent of the
national quota, which is a 274 per
cent lead on other memberships of
less than 5000 members. If the
District can keep in the lead to
November 80 we will win a $40 award
from National. Nevada has chal-
lenged the District for greater per-
Evening star., 1943-11-21
Walsh Club Open House
For Members, Friends TODAY

The Walsh Club for War Workers,
rear of 2l18 Massachusetts avenue
NV, will hold open house for
members and their friends when the
second floor will be opened during
formal ceremonies between 4 and
pm. today.
Among those to be present dur
Ing the opening are Mrs. James
Lands, Mrs. Byron Price, Mrs
Francis Biddle, Mrs. Arthur Sher-
man, and the wives of other Gov
ernment heads.
The club is open to all men and
women in Government service and
In war work.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

sponsorship Of program to protect
school children Of the District from
bad eyesight.
Every school child here has been
given the opportunity, through the
Board OF Education and the Depart
ment OF Health, to have his vision
screened. Those whose eyesight have
been found faulty have been recon-
mended to private physician or to
the eye clinic Of the health depart
ment. In this way, the society has
sought to educate parents and chill
dren to take precautionary measures
which lead to preservation of eye
sight.
Evening star., 1943-11-21
.CuntreII to Speak

Lawson j. Cantrell, assistant SUI
perintendent of schools, will address
the Society Of Natives of the District
of Columbia at pm. tomorrow in
the Women's City Club, 1885 jack
son place NV. Charles H. Bates
president, will preside. Miss Eta
L. Taggart will report on new men,
berS.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

| thority on international law. It VA
in French" he recalled.
Consular reports were studied
avidly by news reporters in the old
days, he says, because they con-
tained the first information avail
able in this country on new inven-
tions abroad.
Evening star., 1943-11-21
Odd Fellows

The annual pantry shower at the
Odd Fellows Home, 1888 N street
NV. will be given at 8 pm. today
The Rebekah degree will be con-
ferred By Esther, No. 5, at Odd
Fellows Temple tomorrow night.
Chief Patriarch Robert South
worth announces the patriarchal
degree in Fred D. Stuart tomorrow
at $50 pm.
Grand Master Edgar w. Park;
will make his last scheduled vista
ton on Wednesday, $50 pm. to
Friendship Lodge, in the temple.
Lodges regularly scheduled fol
Thursday will not meet by reason of
Thanksgiving holiday.
Evening star., 1943-11-21
YOU'VE COT 10 BE G00D.
MEN OF IT,. ~ C

..-u -. ., ~
MEN o. H.. 3 Go to the nearest Aviation
Cadet Examining Board if you can qualify to Join
the Air Corps Enlisted Reserve. If you qualify you will
receive the Enlisted Reserve insignia but will be
called for training until you 1S over
Begin to prepare yourself mentally and physically,
to be Bombardier, Navigator Pilot in the A. A. F.
Bone up on math physics, history geography all
important for member of the Air Forces Above
all, auy hard and keep your mind alert. For the
A. F. wants your training Aviation Cadet to be
second to none in the world that when you win
your wings you'll be the toughest and yer who
ever burned up the sky!
Tougher your body, too. For member of bomber
crew fighter pilot, other will depend on your
staying power, and you will depend theirs Mean
while, your local Civil Air Patrol officers about
taking C.. A. P. Cadet training-also see your High
School Principal Adviser about the recommended
courses of the Air Service Division of the H. S. Victory
Corps. Both afford valuable pre-aviation training.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

tended Eastern High School. Since
1909 he has been editing laws of
Congress. MY first tipping job was
Evening star., 1943-11-21

other a S. award.
The gift shop survey will be made
November 81 at 7 pm. All units are
requested to meet at that time in
the Recreation Building at Mount
Alto Hospital for instructions.
The District of Columbia Eight
and Forty, Salon Departmental, met
at the Washington Hotel on Wednes-
day at 8 pm. and was presided over
by Mrs. Helen K. Ware, chapeau
departmental.
L'Avocate rationale, Mrs. Dorothy
B. Harper, spoke in connection with
the proposed amendments adopted
by the national organization at the
National Executive Committee meet
ing held in Omaha covering the
Eight and Forty program. Mrs
Ellen Louise Warren, la secretaire
departementale, also spoke.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

The finest Christmas present you
can give is one Of Uncle Sans War
bonds. Keep on backing the attack.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

Icentage Of membership by January
81, 1914. The one having the greater
percentage will receive from the
other a IS award.
Evening star., 1943-11-21

You'll be up there in good company when
you fly with the A. A.F!
You'll be on the same team with fighters
who knocked out the Luftwaffe over Salerno
...with bombing crews that blasted Schwein-
furt and blew Ploesti off the map with
hunters who tracked Jap fleet to the Bis
marck Sea, and bagged every ship that flew
the red-ball flag.
You'll be up there in the "big leagues
land to make it, you've got to be good...
and that puts it up to you!
If you think you've got what it takes to
fly. if you're willing to work long hours,
on the ground as we'll as "upstairs'
Then maybe you, too, can win your wings
as Bombardier, Navigator or Pilot...
And fly and fight with the AA.F... the
greatest team in the world!
FLy AMD FIGHT WITH III
Evening star., 1943-11-21
TO WIN YOUR SILVER vines.

YoaNstart yourA A. training of Amereas leading
colleges latter brief conditioning perod) Here in
months, you will be given the equivalent of year of
college training From the College Training Detachment
you will go to months of full flight training.
When you win your wings Bombarder, Navigator
Pilot you will get extra $3.50 uniform allowance
and your pay will be $24o to 1927 month
And after the war you will be qualified for leadership
in the worlds greatest new ndustry-Aviaton!
See your nearest Aviation Cadet Examining Board
or the commanding officer of the College Training De-
tachment nearest you-for complete Details
Essential ~0rkers in War Industry Ag'ieuxredo 4tp
u. S. ARMY RECRUITING SERVICE
For information Aviation Cadet Examining
Greyhound BIds m St. NV Washington
ond Boiling Field, d.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Youth Month 10 Conclude
Al Ninth Street Christian

AS a climax to youth month" the
combined youth groups of the Ninth
Street Christian Church will present
panel discussion program on
Youth and World Peace For To-
morrow at 7:45 pm. Sunday.
The speakers and their subjects
are: Debating the Peace Terms"
Wayne Roberts, U. S. N. R: What
About Our Own Back Yard" Doris
Ann Poston: Our Global Relation
ships Roberta Brownlee: What
Are the Guarantees for Freedom?"
Pvt. William Porter; The outlook
for Christianity" Nina Mae Bulgher.
Barbara Ellerbrook will preside.
Jean Robson will lead in prayer and
Jane Payne will read the scripture
lesson.
The Rev. Carroll c. Roberts will
preach at 10 so am. on Youth
Building the Nation for Tomorrow
1t. Lowell Keagy, U, S, M. c.. will
preeide, Joanna Black will give the
invocation and Dorothy Jackson will
lead in the reading of the responsive
scripture.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Pay Increase Review
In Truck Case Denied

The War Labor Board today de-
MED petition by the District of
Columbia Trucking Association for
review by the WLB Trucking Com
mission granting a general increase
Of 5l2 cents an hour to the drivers
and helpers employed by the is
companies represented by the asso-
citation.
The board ordered the association
to comply Immediately with the
commissions order of April IS,
which provided for a wage increase,
the grant of one weeks vacation
with pay to employees with one or
more years of service, and the in
stitution of a system of time and a
half payment for hours worked in
excess Of eight in one day.
Approximately 500 drivers and
helpers were covered by the order.
They were represented by the In
ternational Brotherhood OF Team
sters, AFL.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
AWVS 10 Attend Service
AT Church Of the Pi|qrims

Formally accepting the offer of
. the Church of the Pilgrims of the
use of its facilities as headquarters
and also as a daily canteen. the
! American Women's Voluntary Serv-
ices will attend. in uniform, tomor-
row evenings service.
1t will be special Memorial Day
: service. DR.. A. R. Bird. the minister,
will preach on: "A Message For
Memorial Day
The educational building will be
used as headquarters of the AWVS,
starting next week, and the assembly
hall and kitchens also will be uti-
llzed for a daily canteen for men,
bers Of the armed services and war
q workers in the neighborhood.
!. The Appeal Superlative" will be
. DR.. Birds topic tomorrow morning.
The Prepared Heart" will be his
subject Wednesday evening.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Seminary Will Honor
Rev. J. Frederic Wenche|

The Rev. J. Frederick Wenchel,
who has been pastor Of Christ Lu-
theran Church here almost 35 years,
will receive the degree OF doctor OF
divinity from Concordia Seminary
IN st. Louis, Mo, Thursday. This
honor is conferred rarely.
He Is native of Baltimore and
a graduate of Baltimore City Col
lege. He was president of his class
in 1895. He was graduated from
Concordia Seminary in 1898. Be-
fore coming to Washington he was
pastor of Bethlehem Lutheran
Church in Boston. He took post
graduate work at Harvard.
During his pastorate in Washing
ton the congregation built two
churches. The first was at New
Jersey avenue and Morgan streets
NV. and the present church is at
Sixteenth and Galatin streets NV.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Evangelist to Continue
Bible Lecture Series

The question, Should All the
Churches Be United Into One Large
Church?" will be answered Sunday
night by Evangelist Robert L.
Boothby in his Bible lecture series
being conducted every Sunday,
Wednesday and Friday nights in
the Bible Auditorium, Fifth and F
streets NV. The services begin at
7:30 pm.
A special feature of the meeting
Sunday night will be a l5-minute
health talk and demonstration bv a
medical doctor, preceding the lee
ture.
The evangelists are heard daily
in a radio program on Station VOL,
at 9:45 am. Sunday and at Has
a m. weekdays. They also speak over
Station WWDC at 5 pm. Sunday
and at Sis pm weekdays.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
West Washington Baptist
Plans Cradle Roll Ddv'

At II am. tomorrow cradle roll
day" will be celebrated at the West
Washington Baptist Church. The
Rev. Charles B. Austin will preach
on Unto the Least of These" The
81 cradle roll babies and their
parents are invited as special guests.
At 7 pm. will be an illustrated
talk on the work done by handi-
capped people in the Washington
Goodwill Industries Plant. At 8
pm. there will be a sermon by the
pastor.
The pastor will launch a Bible
reading crusade next week. He will
urge the congregation to join him
in reading the first five books of the
New Testament in five months.
New officers OF the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society are: President, Mrs.
Ida r. Burrows; vice president, Mrs.
Cora Darcy; secretary, Mrs. Lucille
Spencer, and treasurer, Miss Emma
w. Stevens.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
TheosophicoI Society

Memorial Day will be observed at
Washington Lodge. 1915 H street
NV, at pm, with Miss Fleurette
Joffrie as the attraction. The gen.
eral theme is Thy Son Liveth!"
At $50 pm. James w. Mcclure
will discuss "Egypt's PRAYER: From
Death. Lead Us to Immortality.
Every Friday at pm. Mrs. Lii
Ian F. Boatman is continuing black
board talks on "Astro-P Psychology,
the Signature of the Star Forces on
Man Next Wednesday at 8 pm.
business meeting.
At the annual election the fol-
lowing officers were elected: James
W. MCGUIRE, PRESIDENT: John j..
Hamilton, vice president: Miss
Elizabeth M. Dawes, recording sec
retary; Mrs. Hazel B. Applebv
corresponding secretary; Lewis E.
Collins, treasurer; Mrs. Harriet B.
Mercer. assistant treasurer: Miss
Leila M. Taylor. librarian: Mrs.
Jessie w Wright, Mrs. Caroline
NJ. Gillett and Mrs. Annie B. Will
hams, trustees.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Baptist Seminary
Commencement PROGRAM

Commencement exercises of the
Washington Baptist Seminary will
be held at Second Colored Baptist
Church. Third street, NV. on June
l3, and June H. The baccalaureate
sermon will be delivered by the Rev
DR.. Robert Anderson. pastor Of
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church at
4 pm, on June 13.
The commencement address will
be delivered by Dean William Stuart
Nelson. of the school of religion,
Howard University, at $50 pm,
June ID.
-Four young men will be graduated
from the theological department,
and a certificate will be awarded
to one young girl in school of re-
ligious education.
Dr. J. L. S. Hollomen is president
OF the seminary.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
American University
To Hold Graduation
Monday Evening
Dr.. PouI F. Douglass
Will Give Address,;
Commencement Proornm
Commencement PROGRAM

At the IL am. service tomorrow
at the Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church, Rabbi Norman
Gerstenfeld will be the guest speak
er. His topic will be The Chal-
lenge of Our Tradition"
The baccalaureate service of the
graduating classes of the American
University will be held at the
church at pm. President Paul F.
Douglass will speak. His topic will
be Taught BY Higher Authority"
The Junior High League will hold
its last meeting until fall at pm
The annual commencement of
the American University will be
held in the church on Monday at
8:15 pm. DR.. Frederick M. Daven-
port will speak on Life in the Pub
lie Interest"
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Dr.. Address Guest
Speaker Tuesduy

DR.. Paul Address, missionary to
Asuncion, Paraguay, will address a
luncheon of the Woman's Council of
the National City Christian Church
Tuesday at the YWCA at noon. He
will analyze the relationship of the
United States to the Latin American
countries and will point out how
that relationship may be improved
Mrs. c. G. Randell president, will
preside. Special music will be rem
dered by Mrs. Pauline Holcomb.
Mrs. F.. c, Crews is in charge of the
after-luncheon program and Dr.. J.
Warren Hastings, minister of the
church. will pronounce the invoca-
ton. The devotionals will be led
by Mrs. J. Warren Hastings.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Epworth Church to Hold
Memorial Day Service

Services appropriate for Memorial
Day will be held in Epworth Meth
odist Church tomorrow. DR.. Harry
Evaul will preach on Things Worth
Dying For" He will preach on
Look for Another God" at 8 pm.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday will
be in charge of the Minot Bible
Glass with the teacher, L. M. Rep
logic, and the president, Wade H.
Holmes. taking the leading parts.
DR.. Evaul will leave for the sessions
of the annual conference in Balti-
more, Md, next week.
At a recent meeting of the Youth
Fellowship the following officers were
elected: President Barbara Nelson:
vice president. Margaret Hodges:
secretary, Phoebe Miller; treasurer,
Betty McConkey.