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Evening star., 1943-01-13

Slam Bang Style Clicks.
Central's toss em-up style OF play
is getting results. The Vikings con-
tinued their slam bang attack last
night and after being held to two
foul shots In the first period they
found the scoring range and poured
1t on Bethesda, 27-18. Coach Johnny
Williams has a good combination
at Central in Forward Bob. Hill, a
big boy who stands inside, pivots
and hooks his shots home, and
Guard Hank Lawler, set-shot
deadeye from outside.
Hill, Lawler, John Walsh and
johnny Gibbons had hand in send
ing the Vikings into 1873 edge at
the half. They never were behind
thereafter, limiting the Barons to
a lone field goal by Harry Phillips
in the third period and not much
more in the last. Phillips in fact
was the only Bethesda player able
to score more than once through
Central's scrappy, protective force
as Walsh, Central center, keynoted
a tight defense by virtually stop
ping Bob Brewer. usually a high
scorer for the Barons.
Evening star., 1943-01-13
Leading CIarendons
Oppose Arcadia in
District Pin Loop
HyottsviIIe and SpiIIwoy.
Tied for Second, Moy
Overtuke Pucers

Out In front by a margin Of one
game after holding first place
throughout the entire first series In
winning 30 Of IS games, Clarendon
Bowling Center sharpshooters, in
quest Of their first District League
pennant, tonight will fire away at
Arcadia as the second half OF the
flag scrap gets underway. Arcadia,
with II wins and % losses, is 18th
in the 16-team loop.
Bent upon overtaking the pace
settlers, the deadlocked runner-up
Hyattsv1lle and Anacostia Spillway
pinmen will have their hands full
in matches with the sixth place
Hi-Skors and ninth-place King
Pins. Hyattsville rolls at Hi-Skor
while the Spillway will be host to
King Pin.
Spillway Loses Pruitt.
Oh to the war, Bill Pruitt is lost
to Spillway. The former Baltimore
pinsetter practically was unknown
as a bowler here before firing 1880
to finish fifth in the Dixie several
months ago. After this splash
Capt. Gus Places lost no time in
signing him and over a span of six
weeks Spillway rose from eighth
place to second, with Pruitt in the
leadoff spot. A score of 1921 gave
Pruitt 11th place in the rich United
States Open recently staged at
Convention Hall The veteran Abe
Beavers is expected to fill the spot.
Other matches in the all-star cir
cult will find Arlington at Bethesda
Bowling Center. Rosslyn at Lucky
Strike, Chevy Chase Ice Palace at
Convention Hall, Alexandria at
Brookland and Georgetown at
Lafayette.
WomeR's Matches Listed.
Ladies District League matches
starting at 7:3O will find the pace
setting H-skors at Arcadia, Claren-
don at Anacostia Spillway, Lafayette
at Arlington, Takoma at Bethesda
Bowling Center, Brookland al
Rosslyn, Chevy Chase Ice Palace
at King Pin and Rendezvous at
Lucky Strike opposing Red Circle
Food Shop.
Seven more bowlers are sure O
free rides" in the Old Dominion
Handicap to be held at Rosslyn Sat
urday and Sunday while Arthu,
Hammond and Whip Litchfiels
either will have to toss up or roll of
for another free entrance as a re.
suit Of a tie in a Rosslyn Independ
ent League preliminary last night
Those making the grade were: E
Geib, Leon Fleisher, Bob Renfro
George Simons, jr.; John Chesney
Jack Talbert and Ruth McClintic
So far SO pinspillers have won theil
$3.50 entrance fees and Gait Davis
director Of the mammoth five-gam.
event, expected this total to be giver
a substantial boost tonight when tht
Arlington County League stages it.
second preliminary.
A. L. Kelley. & Son and Water
Shade Shop moved into a first-plac<
tie in the Rosslyn Independent
League as the former, led by Fleish.
er's 39l. trimmed the champion Cos!
quint, 2-1, and the latter, aided BY
Jim Gosnelrs 1856, tripped Miller.
Service in the rubber game. Fairfa,
Country Club dropped to third plac.
by losing two Of three games tt
Washington Canoe Club. Lee Mar.
cey's top 164 and Al Wright's 16.
won Manning's Services lone game
from Arlington Tr,It. Marcy wa.
tops with 4lS while Wright bangee
out 40.
Evening star., 1943-01-13
Giants to Train in '05 StyIe
Returning to Lakewood, NJ j., Location and
Will Use Tolly-Ho to Reach Grounds

The Lakewood delegation which
completed the arrangement with
the Giants yesterday said that
the 2 miles between the former
John D. Rockefeller estate and
the players hotel would be ne
gotiated by tally-ho and . team
Of horses.
A diamond will be laid out on
the fairway Of the first hole on
what was once the private links
Of the late oil n1agnate.
Evening star., 1943-01-13
Fights Lost Night
BY the Associated Pre-

By the Associated Press.
BROOKL N.-Tony Music.
1871, Chicago, outpointed Herbie
Katz, l73N, Brooklyn Q0).
PORTLAND, Me.-Maurice
Nefty) La Chance, 126, Lisbon,
outpointed Davey Crawford, l25,
Brooklyn 00).>
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. al
Costa, $50, Woonsocket, r. l., out
pointed Ross Strickland, 156, New
York (10).
Evening star., 1943-01-13
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-They
turned back the clock with the
announcement the New York
Giants would do their spring
training at Lakewood, n. j.. the
same site the club used in 1895.
But hold onto your mustache
cup, Grandpa, that's only part
Of the story. They are going to
bring the tally -ho out assin, too.
Evening star., 1943-01-13
Coast Guard Quints Win

Captain Of the Port Coast Guard
basket ball team topped Anacostia
Naval Reserve quint, 35-29, last
night, with Frank Baktis leading the
winners with - points. A team
mate, Ross Sinatra, tailed 10 points,
as did Courtney Of Anacostia.
Evening star., 1943-01-13
G. Public High Schools Far Front Metropolitan Basket Ball Rivalry
@ CHE: = s #

The Stars International Problem
Composing Tourney is attracting
much mention. British Chess Maga-
zine and South American periodicals
have mentioned the tourney. Ajed-
rez Espanol, published at Valencia.
Spain, also invites its readers to
send US two-move original compost
tionS.
Evening star., 1943-01-13

Totals - 10 II Totals - IL
Score at half--Central 1919.
Referee-Mr. Doran,
Gonzaga Stands Alone.
Gonzaga saved the outside quints
from being blanked as it topped
Anacostia,, 1928, for its fourth
straight triumph and its fifth in six
contests this season. The Eagles
took q lead midway of the first
period and stayed in front without
difiiculty. Their halftime edge was
1877.
Tho Indians threatened at the
start Of the second half with Pudge
Nelson and Elliott Day scoring, but
oonzaga poured through six baskets
Evening star., 1943-01-13

Chess Problem No. 524,
BY p. L. RoIHENBERo, Popular Science.
Monthly, 1912.
BLACK MEN,
Evening star., 1943-01-13
Generals Lack Experience.

Totals -'1s 737 Totals II 4
Score At half-Tech, IL st. Johns L.
Evening star., 1943-01-13
Chess Problem No. 523.
BY A. MOSELEY 1912.
First Prize. Northern Whig.
BLACKS MEN.

WHITE-IO MEN.
White to Play and Mate in Two Moves.
Ladderites solutions acknowledged this
week are Joseph L. Hall. George Stanley
Thomas, Mrs. Ruth King. James Y. Piper.
Daniel r. Longley. E. T. Calahan, Shelly
Akers. Basil Cimino. Charles j. Berner. M.
g: Daoud. Allen A. jenkins, v. J. Shack.
Maurice H. Irvine.
Evening star., 1943-01-13

District Champion Vincent Vine oo l.. Eaton Eton
draws his game against Former District
Champion Martin G. Stark in the eighth
round Of the 1912 Divan championship.
Evening star., 1943-01-13
Gonzaga Stands Alone.
c,,nl <11A N,.f efS3a .

Totals 10 727 Totals =
Score at half--Central, 12-9.
pnforaa-Mr noran
Evening star., 1943-01-13
Slam Bang Style Clicks.

Score at half-Eastern, L; Washinsto
and Lee High q.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Betty May Wood
Is Recent Bride
OF Pfc. McAlee

St, Martins Church was the scene
of the wedding Wednesday evening
of Miss Betty May Wood and Pfc
Patrick L, McAlee, which took place
at 7:30 O'Clock with the Rev Louis
Miltenberger officiating
Palms and fall flowers were on
the altar for the ceremony and the
bride, who is the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs, c. Edward Wood of Chill
lum. Md, was escorted by her faith
er. Her dress Of white chiffon was
maoe on princess lines and she wore
shoulder length veil which was
held by Juliet cap of orange bios
SONS and carried prayer book
overlaid with gardenias.
Miss Catherine Grennon was the
maid of honor, and with a gown OF
green tulle she wore a cap and vel
Of the same material and carried a
bouquet of fall flowers.
Miss Lillian Wood. sister of the
bride, and Miss Jane Mayer were
/ the bridesmaids. Their dresses. caps
/ and wells were of pink tulle and they
also carried bouquets of autumn
flowers
Pvt. McAlee is the son of Mrs. Lee
McAlce of Washington and John
sonburg. Pa. and the late Mr.. Nc
Alec. Mr.. J. Paul Bradley was his
best man and the ushers were Pvt
Floyd W. Dowdy and Tech. Sergt
Albert J Daniels
A reception was held at the home
Of the brides parents, after which
Pvt. and Mrs. McAlee left for a
wedding trip. He will return to
his base and she will make her home
with her parents.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Mrs. Mooers Again Heads
SibIey HOSPITAL Guild

For the twelfth consecutive year,
Mrs Samuel A. Mooers has been
elected president of the Woman s
Guild of Sibley Memorial Hospital.
Composed of members of the Metho-
dist churches throughout the city
and Maryland, the guild meets
MANY hospital needs, including
equipment and linen
The guilds 1914 objective is to
provide three emergency receiving
rooms and adequate waiting rooms
with necessary equipment
Other officers are Mrs. Fred E.
Blood, first vice president; Mrs
w. D. Wright. second vice president;
Mrs. Martin Harp. recording secre-
tary; Mrs w. D. Elicit, assistant re-
cording secretary: Mrs. Cora E. Set
tie. corresponding secretary; Mrs
Walter NARROW, treasurer; Mrs.
Raymond Ross. assistant treasurer;
Mrs. Sumpter Oliver. sewing chair
man; Mrs. Nellie Deane. welfare
chairman. and Mrs Howard Bishop.
chairman of the student fund and
Junior guild.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

George E. Harris, counselor; Mrs.
Gertrude Donovan, historian; COM
mittee chairmen: Perry Burton,
program; Mrs. Harold Shape, sun
shine; Mrs. Clifford Richmond, So
cial; Mrs. Douglas Parkhurst, men,
bership; Mrs. Laneil Andert, pub
licity, and Theodore Schoonover,
projects.
c. Clinton James will be the guest
teacher tomorrow at the Mooney
Baraca Class of Fifth Baptist
Church.
Nathan w. Morgan will teach the
Pinkham Bible Glass Of National
Baptist Memorial Church tomorrow
on "Honoring Our Parents"
Everyman's Bible Glass OF Wood
side Methodist Church elected T. C.
Gardner, president; V. c. Bowser,
vice president; P. B. Cox, treasurer:
H. l.. Slye. jr, corresponding secre-
tary; K. Jones, secretary: r. r.
Baum. librarian, and Paul Lehman,
teacher.
The Emmaus Bible Glass of Eek
ington Presbyterian Church will
hold a business and social meeting
in the Sunday School House at 8
pm. Tuesday.
The Mems Glass of Calvary Meth
odist Church will have w. D. Put
nam as guest teacher tomorrow, to
speak on Temperance Lesson" C.
B. Sattler will lead devotions.
Representative Clifford Davis of
Tennessee will be guest speaker at
the Harrison Glass of Congress
Street Methodist Church tomorrow.
Stephen T. Porter, chief engineer.
Fire Department. will preside, and
the Rev. Dorsey K. Sturgis will also
speak
John L. Brown will speak to
joint meeting of the adult Bible
classes of Mount Rainier Methodist
Church tomorrow morning on the
Membership Crusade" being con-
Quoted by the Organized Bible Glass
Association.
Phe Esthnaoruth Glass Of Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church will
have D. A. Dollarhide as guest
teacher tomorrow.
The Rainbow Glass will hold a
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Frances Malloy,
Mr.. Gina Wed

The marriage of Miss Frances
Malloy. daughter of M. and Mrs
Thomas j. Mallov, to Mr. Stephen
A. Gina. son Of Mrs. Elsie C. GULL
of Silver Spring, took place Thursday
morning in St. Johns Catholic
Church at Forest Glen.
White chrysanthemums and palms
decorated the altar for the cere-
mony, at which the Rev. James E
Malloy, brother of the bride, Off
ciated.
White silk jersey was worn bv the
bride, with a finger p-length vel
and she carried white roses.
A wedding breakfast was given in
st. Johns rectory, with a recep-
ton following at the home of the
bridegroom's mother.
Mr.. Gina, who is now in the Navy
formerly was an employe of The
Star. He and Mrs. Gina will make
their home at Queens Manor Gar
dens in Mount Rainier.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Sorority to Hold
Halloween Party

A Halloween party will be held
by Theta Chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi Sorority this evening at the
home of Mrs. Walter A. Shead, 1921
Central avenue, Takoma Park. Nd
Special guests will include 1S officers
from the Naval Special Devices De-
partment.
A wiener roast will be followed
by dancing and games in the recre-
alton room. The hostess. a sponsor
Of Theta Chapter, will be assisted
by Miss Alice johnson, chapter
president, and Miss Sally Fowler
social chairman.
The naval officers Will be accom-
panied by 1t. Comdr. Edward Knoll.
in charge Of the Naval Special De-
vices School,
Preferential teas will be held by
two local chapters OF Beta Sigma
Phi Sorority tomorrow. Gamma
Chapter will entertain at the home
OF Mrs. George Hates, 1914 Fulton
erect NV, and Eta Chapter will
entertain from 5 to 7 pm. at the
home of Miss Margaret Young, 1901
Argonne place NV.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Rev. William Pierpoint
To Observe Anniversary

The Rev. William Pierpoint, pas
tor of St. PaM's Methodist Church
will observe his 40th year in the
ministry at II am. services tomor-
row
A native of Alexandria. va, who
preached his first sermon at the
Columbia Pike Methodist Church
at Arlington, Va, the minister will
take for his text the same one he
used during that first sermon. What
Shall 1t Profit Man If Fc Gain
the Whole World and Los His Own
Soul?"
Mr.. Pierpoint was ordained in
1916 at Metropolitan Methodist
Church here by the late Bishop
William F. Mcdowell He has been
at st. Paul's Church for three years.
coming here from a charge at An
napolis, Md Following his first
Church at Arlington, the Rev. Mr..
Pierpoint served at Union Grove,
Md, Barton, Md; Hillsboro, Va:
Forest Hill, Md; Aberdeen, Md;
Mckendree Methodist Church here
for seven years: Martinsburg, w.
Va, for six years, and Annapolis.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
DR.. MacCraCken
To Be HOnOrcd
BY Alumnae

Dr.. Henry Noble MacCracken,
president of Vassar College, will be
guest of honor at tea to be given
by the District Vassar alumnae at
4:30 pm. tomorrow at the home of
Mrs. John B. Martin, jr. 1921 Upton
street NV. Members Of classes Of
Vassar from 1888 to l943 are espe-
cially invited. =
Hostesses will include Mrs James
G. Newton. Miss Lois Glover. Miss
Carnzu Clark, ms August Nagel
and Mrs. David Austen.
Members of the Executive Com
mittee Of the Washington Club and
representatives. from graduating
classes Of the last 10 years will as
sist They include. Mrs Waldron
Faulkner. Miss Eileen Lenk, Mrs.
William A. Furman, Mrs, David I.
Wing, Miss Helen hartman. Miss
Louise Newell Mrs, Arthur Whaley.
Miss Faustine Dennis, Miss Gertrude
Banfield Mrs, Harris Ward. Mrs.
John Worthington, and Miss Mary
Cheney.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
.inifred Hurley
And Capt. Bickes
Are Married

A recent wedding of interest took
place Monday afternoon in st,
Anthony's Church when Miss Wini-
fred Elizabeth Hurley, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Hurley, was
married to Capt. Warren Clair
Bickes, son of MI and Mrs.
Clarence J. Bickes of Detroit.
The Rev. Edward J. O'Brien of st.
Anthony's Church and the Rev
John Belwoar, S. j.. of St Aloysius
Church of1iciated at the o'clock
ceremony and the bride walked to
the steps of the sanctuary with her
father. She wore a dress of white
satin with a tulle veil and carried a
bouquet of white orchids. For orna-
she wore a lavaliere that
was the gift of her father to her
mother on their wedding day.
Mrs. Eli Thomas Reich was ma
tron of honor for her sister and the
other attendants were Mrs. George
M. Hurley, Miss Audrey L. Hurley,
Mrs. James E. Vogts II and Miss
Patsy Vogts. Blue taffeta was worn
by the matron of honor and pink
taffeta by the other attendants.
Their headdresses were of ostrich
tips and yelling.
Cadet Byron Bickes was best man
for his brother and the ushers were
1t. Comdr. Reich, 1t. John l.. Jay
and Air Cadet Hurley.
A reception was held at the Ad-
mlral Club. after which Capt. and
Mrs. Bickes left for a wedding trip
before going to Sturgis, KY, where
they will make their home.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
-Four Freedoms Is Theme
OF Methodist Meetinq

Taking as its theme The Four
Freedoms" the University of Chris
tian Living opens tomorrow night
at Foundry Methodist Church un-
Ger auspices of Foundry Forge,
young peoples group, to run for six
weeks.
Preceded at $50 pm. by an or
gan recital, four different discus
sions groups on the four freedoms
convene at 6 pm.
Civil Service Commissioner Ar
thur S. Flemming will lead the
group on Freedom From Fear
and the Rev. Richard Buckingham
associate minister, on Freedom of
Worship" A fellowship hour will
follow at pm. and at evening
worship at 8 pm. the Rev. DR..
Frederick Brown Harris, minister,
will speak briefly on will the -Four
Freedoms Bring a Free World?"
The Rev. Gilbert C. Meyer of
Topeka, Kans., will be guest
preacher at pm.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Arlington Club
To See Skit on
Price Control

Presentation of a skit, Price Con.
troll at Work" before the Woman:
Club of Arlington Monday afternoon
will be one of several special pro-
grams to be featured at meetings
of community clubs next week.
Mrs. G. H. Hieronymus, consumer
problems chairman of the Virginia
Federation of Women's Clubs. is
author of the skit. which is designed
to show how both merchants ano
consumers may make price controI
work. 1t also will stress the home
front pledge"
The meeting will be at 2:30 pm
in the Methodist Parish Hall, Co.
lumbia pike and South Fillmore
street. A talk on juvenile delin-
quency by John Paul Jones, substi-
tute trial justice of Arlington Coun-
ty, also will be presented.
Flag to Be Dedicated.
The Takoma Park Womans Club
will dedicate the club service flag
at its monthly meeting Tuesday at
the Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church. Eighty mothers are ex-
pected to be present to pin stars or
the flag. 1t. Col. Ralph w. Rogers
Army chaplain, will have charge OF
the ceremonies. Miss Aileen John
ston of the British Red Cross will
tell of the care of American service
men in England.
The Womans Club of Bethesda
announces that all of its activities
at the clubhouse will be held on
Tuesdays this year to conserve heat
The Victory group will hold des-
sert bridge at 1890 pm. Tuesday
with Mrs. Frank P. Farley chairman
of hoSteSseS. Mrs Mark H. Haller
announces that the Red Cross group
will meet from 10 am. to 1890 pm
each Tuesday.
Antique Exhibit.
The University Park Woman's
Club will feature an antique exhibit
and talk on old glass at meeting
at pm. Monday at the home OF
Mrs A. K Besley. Mrs. Ernest
Gelinas Of Hyattsville will be the
speaker.
The Womens Club OF Lyon Viii
lage will hear a talk on Consumers
in Wartime by Mrs. Harriet Howe
at a meeting at pm. Wednesday
in the Clarendon Library. Mrs
Howe is editor of the Consumer Ed
ucation Service.
Mrs. John Bennett of the Pet
worth Library will offer suggestions
on books for holiday gifts at meet
ing of the Petworth Woman's Club
Thursday at tn" PetWorth Metho-
dist Church. The business session
will follow a dessert luncheon served
by the home section at noon.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Sigma Delta Kappa
To Hold Dinner

, Members of Sigma Delta Kappa
national legal sorority, will hold a
dinner meeting at Sis pm. Monday
at the Womens City Club. 1856 Jack
son place NV. Plans will be dis
cussed regarding courses in legal
studies this winter and participation
BY the sorority in defense and war
activities.
Una Rita Morris, assistant cor
poratlon counsel for the District
was elected president of Alpha
Chapter at recent meeting Others
elected include Katherine Grace
Parsons, vice president; Mary
Frances Glenn, treasurer: Mary E
Miller. recording secretary: Hilda
Jackson Gowen, marshal. and Fay
BiZZell, prieSteSs
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Sodality Silver
Tea TOnOrrOpv

The Sodality of ST. Martins Par
lsh will open its social season TO-
morrow afternoon when a silver tea
will be given at the USO Club
at 1912 North Capitol street. Mrs.
EStelle Hunt Dean will sing and
other numbers on the program will
be given by Miss Ann Sweeney.
violinist: Miss Peggy Hurdle, pianist,
and Miss Rebecca Sullivan. reader
Mrs. Garrett Reilly is chairman
for the tea and is being assisted by
Mrs. Thomas Brigham. Mrs. James
OConnor. Mrs. RAYMOND Reed. Mrs.
Joseph Dawson, Mrs Paul Sheeby
and Miss Mary Walsh
A display in poster form entitled
Our Sodality at Work, at Play and
at Prayer" will show the various
activities Of the group.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
All Souls Church 10 Plan
Selection Of New Minister

All Souls Unitarian Church will
make plans for selection of a new
minister to succeed the late Rev.
DR.. U. G. B. Pierce at special meet
ing of the congregation 8 pm, Mon
day.
The Rev. DR.. Augustus P. Record,
minister emeritus Of the Unitarian
Church, Detroit, will preach at II
am. tomorrow on THE Discipline
'of Disappointment" Comdr. Bar
tholomew w. Hogan, U. S. N, who
was at Guadalcanal, will address the
dinner meeting of the Washing
ton Chapter, Unitarian Laymen's
League, Thursday.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

OF a group of Manila newspapers
until the japanese invasion of Pearl
Harbor, after which he served as
aide de camp to Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur in Bataan, Corregidor and
Australia, He holds the Silver Star
for gallantry in action. awarded by
Gen. Macarthur in Bataan. and the
two Oak Leaf Clusters and the Pur-
pie Heart awarded by 1t. Gen. JON
athan M. Wainwright.
The new member of President
Quezon's cabinet is the author of
the best-seller, Il Saw the Fall of
the Philippines and won the Pulit-
ger Prize for distinguished CORE
Spondence awarded last year. He
recently completed a 60,000mile
speaking tour.
Evening star., 1943-10-30

business meeting at the church on
Wednesday evening
Representative Sam Hobbs OF
Alabama will speak to the A. B.
Pugh Bible Class tomorrow morning.
Prof. William Bradford of the
Woodward School, YMCA, will be
the guest teacher at the Young
Adult Fellowship of Emory Metho-
dist Church tomorrow,
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Halloween Party
Given Last Niehf

Miss Betty J. Finney, daughter Of
MI. and Mrs. Argyle N. Finney, en-
tertained at a small Halloween party
last evening, when her guests we're
Miss Bette Leasure, Miss Helen Tai
bot, Miss Angela Ohara. Miss Maria
Vargas, Miss Joan Garfield, Miss
Christine Kennedy, Miss Patsy Jor-
dan, and Miss Josephine McCue.
The guests also included Mr.
Thomas Crowley. Mr.. James Schu-
cite. Mr.. Robert Ewers, Mr.. Richard
Wolley, Mr.. Jack Stohlman, Mr..
Donald Young. Mr.. Leon Bannigan,
Mr.. Lawrence Pope, Mr.. David Ken
nedy, and Mr.. James LeaSure.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
deaszz and 0A||y
1900 Hrong Turkish Embassy
On Republics 10th Anniversary
BY BETTY MILLIKEN.

Impressions cleaned from the reception given yesterday
tie goth the proclamation
special celebration told,
order and the beginning of and important
Finding Circle and
avenue
though we'll after O'Clock when
like with
Imousnes parked ouside)
Hundreds
seeking still others lust
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Musons Elect Officers

RICHMOND, Oct. 50 (P). The
Grand Chapter, Royal Arch Masons
of Virginia, elected c. B. Dean, Ar
lington. grand master of the first
veil, and reelected or elevated all
other officers at the 136th annual
convocation here.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
Pledges A nn0unced

Twenty-si pledges for Kappa
Kappa Gamma at the University
of Maryland were announced by the
sorority after the annual rush sea-
son, which ended this week. Other
sororities have announced their
pledges as follows: Delta Delta
Delta, "a; Kappa Delta, "a; Alpha
Omicron Pi, 20; Alpha XII Delta, IT;
Gamma Phi Beta, IA; Alpha Delta
Pi II, and Sigma Kappa, 7.
Because of the short rushing sea-
Sons. additions are expected during
We year.