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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
THREE YEAR LOSER

Three years Dick foiicd faith
fu..y for Michigan State against
Che Wolverines but always ON a
losing team. lie had hoped this
i--f,fteFe- might bring orr game
cn the winning side
Despite an the talk Of the
power and br.IHanCc of the 1913
edition OF The University Of
Michigan football team the
BronCoS of Kalamazoo intend 90
show up Saturday afternoon at
Ann Arbor 10 give battle TO the
Wolverines. They don't talk about
victory or make loud claims.
But everybody al Kalamazoo
SAYS Coach Gill has a fine football
taaE-- hasa ke!X -laa!s!aSs.
bunch Of navy and marine
traineeS. Most OF them are from
smaller colleges hut they can play
football. And they are capable Of
surprising many fans
Gill had made provisions for the
loss Of hicppe which had heen
expected, although they had hoped
II might come a few days later
Capt. Bob Mcllen from last years
team. now a marine tralnee. viii
move from quarterback 10 left
half. Dick Bowman. who played
with University of Montana last
fall. Will be at quarterback.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

silent at first They knew what
this meant They realized such
decision meant that Wayne would
cancel games with Western State.
Bowling Green and Central State.
These boys VINO were inter
ested enough 10 play knew that
already University Of Detroit, AL
bion and Akron prev ouSl Y
listed on the Wayne schedule
had abandoned football
Under such a program as Gem
bis was outlining. only Michigan
State Normal College was lett.
VOICE THEIR PROTEST
The Wayne gridderS listened TO-
GembiS. They were silent for
moment and then there came a
cry Of protest.
wen take them, no matter
how tough
A big, rugged fellow in the
front Of the crowd said this.
yeah" another added. I'VE
are no siSSies."
Such remarks continued 20 be
passed around II was obvious the
IS assembled men did not want
any protection from the Wayne
Athletic Board.
If they were 10 take beatincS
on the football field. so what?
Wayne has taken them before.
Wayne will take them again.
WILL INFORM BOARD
The spirit OF the men 50 inn
pressed Gembls that he turned 10
them and said:
II will go before the board
members this week and tell
them what YOU say. l think
surely they will let us play a
few OF the teams they have
ruled off our list"
In the meantime. GcmbiS said
he is trying 10 arrange a home
and-home series with Michigan
State Normal. He also has writ
ten the commissioner of the Ohio
Athletic Conference 10 see II
there arc any teams in that sec
ton still using civilians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
BriggsBedten
In Final Game
By Private, 10

The Hammer Field Raiders %
Fresno. one of four service teams
to bid for the crown. today were
world softball champions, having
eliminated Briggs BomberS Of De-
troit in a stirring final game in
l.. OF ID. Stadium fast night. 1f'he
score was 10
Pvt. Kermit Lynch. veteran
of two former world champions
ship tries, was the hero so far as
the army flicrS were concerned.
Lynch kept the BomberS hitless
for SIX and two-thlrds innings and
collected the only hit for the win
nerS-a MSty triple To center field
10 drive in the winning run.
SECOND FOR RAIDERS
1t was the second time the
Raiders had beaten Briggs in two
days. Sunday the Raiders scored
a 20 victory over the Detroit
Metropolitan c h ampions. The
BomberS came back in the first
game last night 10 win, 40, but
fell victim 10 Lynchs slants in
the second TIT.
The Raiders scored in the third
inning of the final game when
Charles Chandler. a substitute
backstop reached first on an
error. He went 10 second on a
wild pitch nut was forced out by
Dalton Monroe. That set IN
Lynch in the box and nc spanked
out a triple, enabling Monroe 10
score all the way from FIRST.
Ed Pearl who pitched MASTER
fully for the BomberS IN the deci-
sive game. didn't walk a man and
was credited with five StrikeoutS.
The Jax Maids OF New Orleans
defended their girls championship
successfully in another game las.
night. defeating the Ramblers q
/ Phoenix, ARR. 70.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
BEGINS DRILLS TO-DAY

Angott. who came TO Detroit
yesterday, planned 10 plunge into
training at the Motor City Gym
naSium on Michigan avenue today.
Hewitt work darby -uutrf- tte DAY
before the fight, his workouts be-
ing set for 4 o'clock.
Angott. who came from his
home in Washington, Pa, was &C
companied by frankie Doyle. his
trainer. II is Angott's first visit
TO Detroit and when he climbs
through the ropes TO meet Peralta,
il Will, of course. be the first time
the worlds lightweight champion
ever fought in the Motor City.
Angott is undefeated as cham
pion. His many conquests include
three decisions over Bob Mont
gomery, the current holder of the
New York version OF the cham
pionship.
Al the time the undisputed
worlds lightweight champion, An
gott voluntarily retired last No
vember because of an in jure d
hand. Tired of fighting he became
a boxing instructor al Washing
ton e jefferson College in his
home city. But when his hand
healed he decided to return TO the
ring wars,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21


eve think well do better
than Camp Grant" was the
only prediction from Gill, who
coached at Southeastern High
in Detroit before going back To
Western Michigan. where he
took his college work.
While there has been much
talk of navy trainees helping the
teams. when Western Michigan
takes the field Saturday therell
be one civilian. Dick Leahy al
left guard. All the rest Will be
marines. Two. Capt. Mellqn and
Leahy. are Western Michigan reg
ulars from last year. The rest
are visitors, three from Montana
University.
The team has weight. size and
speed. And most Of all, determi-
nation. Most of the navy men
and marines on the team will
leave the campus Nov /. The
Seven-game schedule will be COM
pleted oct. 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

he and Bill CoombS tied Frank
Walsh. Red Run pro. and George
Love for FIRST place with 67s in
the prO-amatcur
Before and CoomhS had nincs
Of 81 and "a As Walsh and Love
put together q pair Of 33'S.
Before could have used ycStor-
days finish IN the 1882 State
Open over this same course. then
known as the Tommy Armour
club The country club pro appar-
entity had tho championship Sewed
up that time but ran into bad
hole A. the end and was edged out
by the late Clarence Gambler.
In the recent State PEA AT Md
land. Before was the first round
leader I'm tho 36-holc test but
wound up tied for third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
WALSH ALSO GOOD

W ASH AlsSO OOOD
Walsh also served notice yes
terday that he Will have 10 be
watched AT Edcewood. The Red
Run pro tied Al Watrous Of Oak
land Hills for second low individ-
ual round of Il.
After "A very busy summer.
which he did about everything
bat NOV the green's and help in
the kitchen Walsh has been able
TO play a little more golf OF late
and his scoring IS improving.
Make no miStake-he's a great
golfer
-Four pairs tied with 67s yestor-
day one stroke back Of the two
leading combines They were Bel
fore and n. Galewczyki, Walsh
and G. r. Headbloom. Walsh and
Ellis Berry and Watrous and
w L. McMurray.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
.Londes Lands
Angott; Spells
Jacobs Plans
By LEO MACDONELL

The annoying Nick Lendes is in
Mike Jacobs hair again.
When LondcS Snagged Sammy
Angott 10 battle Joe Peralta IN
Olympia the night OF oct. l. the
local matchmaker spoiled Jacobs
plan 10 have Angott battle Beau
Jack or oct 1. the date left open
when Bon Montgomery developed
dental trouble. Montgomery was
TO have fought Jack that night in
Madison Square Garden.
So when Jacobs phoned Charley
Jones about the date for Angott,
Samny'S manager replied:
$50 sorry. hut Honorable An
gott he fights for Mr.. Londes in
Detroit Oct. 1. Some other time,
please, Mr.. Jacobs"
Now Bobby Ruffin has been OBJ
tanned to fight Jack in the Garden
on oct 4.
incidentally, Peralta and Ruffin
fought two draws in New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
2 TO BE REMEMBERED

II might he well TO remember
these TWO lads. You'll hear a lot
from them Saturday. Bowman is
An excellent PasseF- and in -Pfae-
tice Mellen looked like a world
heater on sharing forwards. They
will be Western Michigan's chief
scoring threats and Coach Gill
feels confident they'll account for
az least one touchdown during the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
COLLFCTtn ArRNNnoM

Guess Who sending tl.s
Ralncs AID those orchid,
lean C0l'era0. ono az f.e Cover
Girl beauties ALI MAN 4 GAL
Robert Foster ou 0. ro>t 'eaNr.
Paul Hc0rcIi is taxing ts meal.
oF the nanrrL lie doing as
own gardening and re '... o1
TROLLS and hrrf rs .1se
Ivan LcbCdcN 7. w.
tereSunc loh FOR l0,." sam Mrs
Else Gu'IWIIIgr ot Nr.o.4 A..
Y. sen a hcr $50. r- rn.ron So
me to deliver 10 Irene Dunno on
account ~ she re7d Irero needed
shoes. Greater love hath no fam.
kenneth MACEDONIAN ard he wife
celebrated 80 wears cf married
lie this week and tho Leon
SchleSinCcrs 90 today Ponorf
Leonard with Mrs. Leonard and
party helped Bob Niurpty soTa-
hrate tho opening Of n ,Ha,f
>nOrter club in Tho parts Vae n
pretty brunei CirI called Marion
Kin. who. rumor says. J., here .ot
2 movie career,
That all today. See You to-
morrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
.LOueIId
in AoMuook

HOLLYWOOD, June 10 To
dust Of an old clchol n never
rams but il pours. Now Tho
breaks are beginning to com c
Dick PovellS way they arc ar
irving in lunches ofA four leaf
cIovers Dick COOS 70 Metro
Go,dwyn-Maycr 10 sing and omole
opposite Lucille BaIl in Meet the
People
On top Of just finishing -Four
Angels with y Lamour and
several other good parts This puts
Powell right back on Top again.
As Dick says. Another nice fea-
ture is that ] WIN be one OF The
few mon in Hollywood who can
lunch with my own wife every
day" Joan Bloudcl. you remem-
her.-x making Cry Havoc on
he same lot.
Another familiar face IN the
lineup viii he Virginia O Ruen's
pretty dead pan. She FIRST at
tracted attention in Hollywood
singing in the stage show Of
Meet The People WITH the King
Sisters also on hand to Marble
= few numbers, looks Ike the
movie version ~ TINS musical
comedy directed by Chuck Rc.7-
ner VIII contain more music than
social r0nScl0Ig0oCS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
LONDON CHOP HOUSE

Kay Vernon. Diana-of-the- hunt
type ts starring for the evening
entertainment At London Chop
House Her sure touch Of The dra-
matte and nor excellent voice are
winning her scores Of admirers.
She garnerS a big hand for her
rendition of Why Don't You Fall
in Love WIN Ne gwen In efIec-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

POPULAR SONG siyl>f, Bar
hau Parks Of inc twinkljnG eyes
and snucsquc figure. goes into
nor thrd week As headliner NJ the
Sal<S SHOW Bar revue. Sparkling
barbara. whose deep mellow voice
stops tho how nightly had added
a romDscInC session % 10 her
generous offerings
SuaNo ballroom team. Michael
and Media, are newcomers who
win plenty NJ applause for their
graceful and intelligent dancing
Singing Sammy MorrS con
tinuc, 70 heckle both entertainers
and patrons alike and nobody
seems 10 90 away mad . The
ma>tcr Of ceremonies takes a solo
spot with a very funny Russian
song
Others held over are Caro-
Crane EraceMl and seemingly
bonclo-s young acrobat, Irreprc>-
Shle mprcSoIonI 81 Mona Baxter
and ~ .ophonc beating Johnny
Morrison
Charles Dub.n's orchestra de-
serves special mention for their
fine musical backgrounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

fashion
CLUB STEN ADORA
Tho e,or popular Club Stova-
dora Ie scoring again this week
with hilarious show starring
Bon llopNne. The CAY impress
slonlst. Rohs repertoire is prac-
ticallv unlimited bat among his
host ,Et~ arc Bling Crosby Al
tho Races and n scuoU< Scrm0n
a Ia Lionel Barrymore on Tho war
haCkCrounied hy White cliffs OF
Dove pIaNod by Joe Blanket and
his orchestra. Ethel Shepherd cons
tlnuce 10 please he military and
the rest Of Our fair populace with
her hoicha rendI'IonS OF You
Cant Say so te p Soldier and
You'll Mover Know
Buddy Roth and Eddy Shepherd
arc on hand with funny capers
and chatter. They score IN A
Courtroom Scene that IS a
hoV'cr Others on the good bin
are E>oIyn Brock. zap iirterbug
Patty KING, ballet with 4 cape
Ire Mason scoring as usual with
his fine IGNORING and Esther De
Roy and her Glamour Girls in
some now and CojOrf4i line mum
bcrS Joe Blanket. the trumpet
king and his merry men furnish
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

tive style. and 'Lc.s Get Lost
Sammy Dlbcr' and Frank eager
alternate on The baHdstand and
stunning Ethel Howe Sings 0dj,-
crLm-nale-N Tor Mu-M mleeLLos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Singers Featured on
Latest Night Club Bills


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
BR ASS RAIL

4 new personality singer Eloa-
nor Gordann, is holding the spot
hCh' az Adams avenue Brass Rail
these days, She has an intimate
style Qf -onC puryeyng and scores
with her conditions If Lets Get
Loef % Why Don't You DO
= r = z . . s4a A4,etf-t ant e4t - =
RoFt e--'--fia.< and laTl ReaHdrie
accompany on piano and Ham
moHd ofeaa and star on their o~n
with original compositions and
arrangements For iunchers and
early diners Skeeter Palmer and
Is lNall-knoNn accordion aIe on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
", u 70. as slo. 1nA

s.lueos Amigo, u -. as SO rnx
90 % on
RIVIERA White Cargo l2-ls. as7,
90 1871 D. m Something a. Shout
About 81 5.f3 Q.05 . m
RHO UFT0NN White Cargo DO ~,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

LAST WEEK flew forty-6re soldiers and jecp
over to Matcur. One pound Of equipment
and we'd have had 10 spit out chewing gum
10 get off The ground.
$50 know what the Telephone Company
by 'overoads.' There's a point beyond
which you can't overload plane long dis
lance switchboard. On top of all the war calls that
must 60 through fast, civilians doing more call
ing urgent calls, others less Important
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

'"Dus Do lie E0.rs an important
cast beaded hy Robcrt Tas Tor,
Susan Peters and Robert Eeren-
jess. Gregory Pa'oN is cIec ing
and Jos. rn pa-'eru4k producing.
Evening star., 1943-01-01
BY Thornton w. BURGESS

Sammy Jay, making q great fuss.
Farmer Browns boy turned to look
in that direction.
Il wonder If that fox is prowling
around again." said he. And. while
he was still looking and wondering,
Chatterer dropped to the roof Of
the corncrib and slipped inside
through the hole he had found under
the edge Of the roof. He gave q
great sigh Of relief.
II believe Sammy Jay, did that
purposely to make Farmer Browns
poy look over there instead Of up
in the tree" he muttered. And he
was right. Sammy had no desire to
have any real harm to come to
Chatterer, and 50 at Just the right
minute he had fooled Farmer
Browns boy, just rs he often had
fooled him before, by screaming as
II he saw Reddy Fox when Reddy
wasn't there at all.
When Farmer Browns boy was
sure that Reddy was not over in the
Old Orchard he once more turned
to Black Pussy, who was still glar-
ing up at the place where Chatterer
had been. He looked up, too. but, Of
course, there was no one to be seen.
7 guess you must have dreamed
you saw something, puss,s said he.
STOPPING to stroke her gently. Then
he went back TO his wood chopping.
Black Pussy watched . few minutes
longer and then went over to the
barn 70 Try to consoA hefseR With
Evening star., 1943-01-01
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME

wall. Three times he did this, and
each time he looked up to see
Sammy Jay grinning at him from an
apple tree in the Old Orchard. It
was very plain to see that Sammy
was enjoying Chatterer's fright.
Chatterer almost cried with fear
and anger.
The fourth time he gritted his
teeth and kept on, running as fast
as he knew how. He was almost
past Black Pussy, when she opened
her eyes. In q flash she was after
him. Chatterer reached the tree
first and was up it like q little red
flash. There he felt safe. At least
he felt safe from Black Pussy, for
she wouldn't dare follow him out
on the small branches. But Farmer
Browns boy had seen her rush
across to the foot OF the tree, and
now he stopped chopping wood to
watch Black Pussy slaring up at
Chatterer.
what are you 80 interested In,
Puss?" asked Farmer Browns boy.
He couldn't see Chatterer because
Chatterer was smart enough to keep
on the other side OF the tree trunk.
rs 1t something you want me to
see7" he continued, and started to
walk over to the tree. Chatterer's
heart was beating terribly with
fright -tmump, thtnnp. thunpl AT
just that minute there was . great
racket over Ia the Old Orchard.
Thief theft thief!s screamed
Evening star., 1943-01-01
BY Lillian Cox Athey

North Dakota, Manitoba, Saskatch-
evan and farther up in the trailless
wilds-for the birthplace Of their
young.
The nursery will be in the rushes,
a semi-floating pile Of dead stems,
where the water is or feet deep.
The cradle is sort of wicker
basket, woven of reeds and dry
grasses and lined with dark gray
down, cozy mattress on which
eight to II leadish-blue eggs will be
laid.
The ducklings have a birthday
suit of yellow olive down, and they
can easily be identified by the
straight profile of their upper man
dible-a canvasback family mark.
The adult is about "a inches long.
The males have red heads, with the
lower part of the neck and fore part
Of the body covered with black,
which contrasts well with the gray
ish-white above and white below.
The females have heads Of yellow
ish-brown and body pllmage of
grayish brown. The bill of both
male and female is three times as
long as wide. Reddish-brown eyes
give these ducks sort or roguish
expression.
1t is said that they are not at all
difficult to tame Baby canvasbacks
that have been orphaned have been
quite docile and easily managed.
Many have found that these birds
may be propagated on estates where
suitable breeding ponds have been
established and where fear OF man
has been replaced by confidence.
Each year the birds return to build
their bassinets of reed and bring
up their lusty brood.
Evening star., 1943-01-01

In all his life Chatterer the Red
Squirrel never had felt so angry and
so helpless. He had thought him.
self so smart that he could outwit
Sammy Jay, and, instead Sammy
had outwitted him. This was bad
enough in itself, but to make mat
tiers worse he had got to do some
thing which he felt was very dam
gerous, he had got to go get Sammy
some corn from Farmer Browns
corncrib right in broad daylight,
and there was Black Pussy sitting
on the doorstep of Farmer Browns
house and Farmer Browns boy him.
self chopping wood close by the
corncrib. But If he didn't keep his
promise Sammy would go tell Shad-
ow the Weasel where he was living,
and Chatterer was more afraid of
Shadow than of Black Pussy and
Farmer Browns boy. Wasn't it a
terrible position to be in7 Chat
terer thought so. And all the time
he knew that it was all his own fault.
II he hadn't been 50 greedy and
tried to scare Sammy Jay away
from the corncrib, he wouldn't be
In such q fix now.
He ran along the stone wall to the
end on the edge Of Farmer Browns
dooryard. Then he peeped out. Hlack
Pussy was doing on the doorstep.
Her eyes were closed. chatterer
started across for the tree close by
the corncrib, and then his courage
failed and be ran hack 10 the stone
Evening star., 1943-01-01

The flavor of the flesh OF the
canvasback is greatly overrated. It
really depends on what food this
bird has found abundant. If it has
been feasting regularly on wild cell
cry the flesh will have spicy and
delectable flavor. Many claim they
cannot distinguish the canvasback
from other good wild ducks.
Anyway, the king of waterfowls"
has vast number Of admirers, and
we had better not disturb their
opinion concerning this very inter-
esting bird.
The flight Of the canvasback has
been determined by actual test It
can fly 72 miles per hour, the tim
ing device being the airplane. No
wonder 1t has been said to fly as
swift as an arrow. The fiocks, when
en- route, fairly sing as they pass by.
On the water they are extremely
agile and graceful. When they take
swift leap for q headlong dive,
you merely wonder when you Will
see them again. for they can make
excellent headway under the water.
Canvasbacks select marshes and
sloushs Of the interior Northwest-
Evening star., 1943-01-01
War Secrets Are Told,
Australia Discovers

Tn spite OF an intensive drive by
military authorities in Australia to
stop gossip end evidence of the
truth Of the campaign slogan that
"idle talk costs lives" dangerous
chatter continues.
Inquirers sent out in Brisbane
visited cafes, theaters. hotels and
bars, and learned: Names of Allied
warsllips and their location: details
of airdrofnes, including number of
planes and bomber and fighter
strength; details of buildings taken
over by the army and the purpose
for which they are used; particulars
of the number of troop trains leav-
ing Brisbane. their destination and
the number of troops carried; loca-
tion of airdromes in rural centers
and speculation as to number of
planes; sailing dates and arrival
times OF naval vessels. and details
Of anti-aircraft defenses.
Evening star., 1943-01-01
.ZE:'fffS' !; s s
CONCERTS.

OONNEhlS.
United States Soldiers Home
Band, Stanley Hall. $50 o'clock to-
night.
United States Army Band, Fort
Meyer band auditorium. 1870 q. m.
tomorrow.
MEETING.
National Association Of Retired
Federal Employees, Natural History
Building, National Museum, Con-
stitution avenue at Tenth street
NV, 2 pm. tomorrow
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco
Theater. Madison place and Penn
sylvania avenue NV. 6 o'clock to-
night.
Oficers Club of the United Ma
tions, Burlington Hotel, 10 am. until
10 pm. daily.
Recreational games, Roosevelt
Center, Thirteenth and Upshur
streets NV, 7:30 O'Clock tonight.
Tennis instruction, Mckinley Gen.
ter, First and T streets NE, 7:30
o'clock tonight.
Ballroom dance class. NCCS
(USO), 1914 N street NV, 7:30
o'clock tonight.
Bowling, meet at Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church. 1410 Co.
lumbia road NV, 8 O'Clock tonight.
Dancing. refreshments, hostesses,
games, Servicemen's Club No. /. BOG
Ninth street NV. 8 o'clock tonight.
Square and ballroom dancing,
dramatic class, Mcfarland Center,
Iowa avenue and Webster street
NV, and Central Center, Thir-
teenth and Clifton streets NV, 8
O'Clock tonight.
Dramatics, Langley Center, First
nd T streets NE, 8 o'clock tonight.
"A Home Away From Home"
Church of the Ascension (Episco-
paD. 1901 Massachusetts avenue
NV. 8 o'clock tonight.
Open house, Emory Methodist
Church, 6104 Georgia avenue NV,
8 o'clock tonight.
Religious services. social hour and
open forum, Adas Israel Congrega-
ton (Consevative), Sixth and I
streets NV, 8 o'clock tonight.
Square dancing and refreshments,
First Congregational Church, Tenth
and G STREETS NV, $50 O'Clock to-
night.
Dancing, games, refreshments.
Friendship House, GIG D street Sc,
$50 o'clock tonight.
Women's Battalion, District of
Columbia Recreation Department,
Bureau of Engraving, Fourteenth
below Independence avenue S.W, 8
o'clock tonight.
FOR COLORED SERvICEMEN.
Games. skating, YWCA (USO),
e01 Rhode Island avenue NV, 7.30
o'clock tonight.
Big sing Mount Olivet Lutheran
Church. 1925 Vermont avenue NV,
8 o'clock tonight
Swimming, photography. games,
counselling, bridge. YMCA CUSO),
1916 Twelfth street NV, 8 o'clock
tonight.
Evening star., 1943-01-01

letter
called Print the letter
which
correctly graceful
Answer Yesterdays LETTER-OUT.
Letter
seeks contracts.
(A) HATING-TaING
tP) REPENTED-ENTERED (he made his I'M.
METEORS-RENdOIE likely.
BORE-ROB