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Evening star., 1943-01-17
kenhy.

Hohoeys
WRc, 8:00-caWIcade Of America. Dennis
Morgan In "SoldisE Of the Tide" story Of the
Marines.
WhAL, 900-counisrspy: Trailing a dan
gerous 6sstapo agent
WRc, 9:00-DonaId Voorhees, Orchestra:
Marian Anderson is guest.
W5v, 9;00-Radio TheaieE Dick Powell
and Mary Martin In my Gal Sal."
WMAL, o:30-SpoiIight Band: Tommy Tuek
sr's. from a Naval Training Center in New York.
WEV. t0:00-suesn Guild Players: "Auos
The Pacific" with Humphrey Bogar. Mary Astof
and Sidney 6rssnsirsst.
WINK, il:i5--Trsasury Star Parade: "A
Letter From Red Army Man."
Tuesday.
WHV, s;ooLiehk Out: Betty Winkler In a
thriller "caiwife..
VOL, 8.i5-Willism Green, president Of tho
AH, on Labor and tho Health Front"
WkAl, 8:30-DuffYs Tavern: Phil Baker is
guest.
WWDc. 9:Oo-D. {. Salvage Rally: Feaiur
ing the Navy Band and salvage authorities.
WEV, o;00--Burns and Allen; Brian Don.
levy guest.
WhAl. 9:3o-spotIisht Band: Ina Ray Rui.
IONS, from Fort Bragg. NC.
WRc, i0:00-Bob Hope Show: Kay Kyssr
helps treat Navy men on the West Coast.
WM, t0;30-PhIlp Murray president Of
cl0, on labor legislation.
VOL, i0;45-Rsprsssniaiivs Emanuel csIIsr
Of New York; "Axl, Airotitiss and Punishment"
WINK ii;is-rrsssury Star Parade; Tribute
10 tho U. S. 5. Lexington.
Wednesday.
WAl. 7;3o-ons Ranger: Celebrates his
ION year on the air.
WJSV, S:3o-Dr. Christian: A Navy captain
authors ionighfs script.
WRC, 9o0-Tlms 10 Smile: George Raft Is
guest,
VOL. s:t5-tamIwl Monty WooIlsy Is
guest.
WRc, s;3o--hr. District Attorney Fuel oil
ratksfserlns. -
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Officers Are Elected
By D. {. Lodges
OF Mystic Shrine
Rev. William Gibson
Chosen Potentote
Of Colored Order

The Rev. William Gibson has been
elected potentate of the colored Or
der of the Mystic Shrine.
Other officers are Isaac S, Mason. chic:
Alonza B. Turner, high priest and prophet;
GSfd G. R Fl Smith fsco2dsT Oriental coyn guide Allan
corder R. % Welford johnston rst cere-
monial master; Daniel F. Moseley, sr.,
mS9sbs Sssqnd ceTsmonial s0omoI ceon Lewis
guard; and Mob Noble John Dorsey. susFd
c. Hill, senior wardtn; LsWis i S. Terry, Terry,
treasurer. Dyonesius K Pttard Junior
warden; Georse s, Walton, secretary; Har-
lott. junior deacon sa VeafSh " 8 Dyson senior k
master; Robert Albritton. junior master;
senior teward RobeFt esepaa r. hn1s1 1aoT
MsfeWard; Meythoa;. Charles, Toms, tiler, and Van
Fidelity Lodge has elected w. H Kemper
master, Samuel Graham treasurer, Ru-
ssnoIr SCI or warden s Brsdfgrd Williams junior
Drummond senior master, Gilbert W.
ton steWard Davd steWsrs aner
Smith marshal and Tilehman s. Davis
,,,;] James Hill Lodge has elected A., A.
Wbte VIZ masee j. a. DAYS. secretary Andrew
Henry H. Brown Seaor senior deacon Taenen Thoas
paws Junior deacon, the Rev. Arthur Chi
Robert Cross senior steward Elwood d' Tur. eiTt,
ner Junior steward. James Crutchfield SEN
i0r nnd master aass. William Davis junior master
dho andrew Wood tiler.
master, John I. Bryant senior warden
Ssnaries sn, lies g Hall Junior warden, John w
f1A IT,.
Aston secretary w.
pocl Charles Dateher Lodge elected Byron R
Clifton Bowles junior warden, Peter 4
Welch treasurer, Clarence A. Nixon secre-
My taay; John l. slade assistant secretary,
son Junior deacon, HerVen H Hodxes HHehns ssnD- Slmp
steward Eddie Rogers junior steward. Rob.
ams NASSAU sssSaI Edss4p dihapain e. cbsrnmA James A. WI
master and Abner Moore tiier. tier. '''''ih senior
J. pgahsSoras gmisS ms,t. taodss has elected Irving
warden Edward Edwards unor 1eEson vseddO senior
John W. sewell secretary, e. e. Weymab
treasurer, benjamin. Walker senior deacon,
GiiateWood a.. chaplain and John VI. Banks
Harmony Lodse has elected Thomas
the Rev William T. Moseiey unor uior warden wardden
MnIen eugene D. Liyerpoole secretary, George
CON Lonne snseten iunor as dessao senor Ssa
QllCkS tller.
Felix Lodge has elected Julian r. Browne
master master Charles e. Carter secretary, vii
iaH s,lt a. seeker treasurer, Saunders Fuel
RRapaen' Ramea s podey BAILEY Jones senior deacon,
shal. "a 1ihse' mar
u Meridian Lodge elected Archie Tarleton
master: James r. GLADDEN. senior wsrdeni
raaihk faIaik Williams junior warden, Reddy Small
con: the Rev. Anthony e. Williams secre-
1ary Iay Edward Howard, treasurer Memphis
Johnson senior master, Bennie Idrder
steward atinlor mnSster nssi., Jeh1 Fairfax senior
ard. William P. Taylor Chaplain. Jesse p
Ss,n,owden marshal and william B. Hawkins
onicers elected BY the Grand cnapter
81 the Order Of the Eastern Star we're:
AS Aston. patron; Mrs. 8. r. Nixon, sssoH
r,ase na.ran ma.Ton; ; Walter J, Booker. associate
Eva isy L; C,, Brown. treasurer; Mrs: Nettie Mox-
ciate conductress Efhe L. THOMPSON. Isc-
turer: Vialo Hampton. assistant secretary
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Sundays Program
High Lights

WJsv i7;i5--Womanpower: Il, comdr,
Dorothy Hraifon, commanding officer Of the
spARs.
WRc. i7.3o-Thai They Mich Live: New
weekly series TO inspire Red Cross recruiting.
WRC. 2:00-thieaeo University Round Table.
Are We Well Informed" Leo Rosisn Of OWL
being one Of the speakers.
WhAl, 2:30-Yestsrday and Today An analy.
SIS Of labor piracy by Fowler Harper, deputy
chief Of the War kanpowsr Commission.
WJsV, 3:00-New York Philharmonic: Fritz
Uensr makes his first appearance Of tho season.
conducting houYorgsky's "PIetures al an ex.
hbiion," Shosiakoviith's "poIka and Danes"
from Golden Age" prokofisffs Classical Sym.
phonY and TsehalkowskYs "csprittio taller"
WDc, 4:00-ThIrd Horseman; Ernest Boyes
Of the Public Health SeNlts on Problems Of
Wartime Sanitation"
WkAl, 3;i5-Wske Up America: How Can
We Solve the Shipping Crissl Admiral
howard |. Vitkery. vice chairman Of the Mari.
time Commission; Sir Arthur ssltsr Of The
British Merchant chipping Mission, and John
Green, president Of the Industrial Union Of
Marine and shipbuIlding Workers Of America.
WRC, 5:00-Bc Symphony: Toaanlnl's
Brahms cycle continues with tho "symphony No.
|, and part Of The "ssrenads No. | In D Major. /"
VOL, 5:30-Ths Shadow: Case Of the Ne.
thanleaI Monster"
WRc, 7:Oo-Jaek Benny: Presenting Oscar
lsvsnt as guest.
WkAl. 7:30-0ui, Kids: New fields 10 con.
cuer after dusiing off the university professors
Of last week.
WJSN 7:30-Ws the People: Representative
Will Rogers IT,, discuss the 18th Congress.
VOL, 8:00-Ameritan Forum: Expanding
Social Security" discussed by Harold H. Butler,
British Minister Of Information 10 The United
States; Arthur J. AItmyer, chairman Of the So.
tiaI Security Board; N. Albert Linton, president
Of an Insurance company Walter D. Fuller.
publisher. and Robert A. Watt Of the kFL.
WAl. 8;30-Santtum kysieY Starting ihs
third year right with Peter Lore.
WI5N, o:00-Lisieners Digest Judith An.
derson and George Cououhs In a dramaiila.
lion Of Catherine Of Russia.
VOL, i0:30-This Is Our Enemy: Luther
Church In kazI Germany" story by bon Agar
WRC. ii;30-UnIImlied Horizons: About a
supsrlamp one.ineh long. having enough power
10 light an airport.
Evening star., 1943-01-17
Evening Stor Features

Star Flashss-Laisd news; Monday through
Friday; WhAl al $50 am. and Ass pm.
Analysis Of the weeks news by loihrop stod.
dard, Sunday si II an.
Great GIentlsis-EIemeniay school series
dealing with Issssr.known scientific men; WhAl,
Mondays al 7:t5 pm.
Schools for Vltioy-Junlor.ssnor high and
vocational schools joint series demonstrating
role Of youth in wartime; WMAL, Wednesday
al 2;t5 pm.
National Radio forum-PubIit officials dis.
tuss problems Of current; WMAL, Wednesday
al 1890 pm.
News for Sehoos-News Of the world broad.
tat especially for classroom listening; WMAl,
Thursday al 2;i5 pm.
America al War-Anoiher upper-qrades series
designed 10 show shui.In children phases Of
our Nations production; WhAL. Fridays at ais
DIN,
Evening star., 1943-01-17
Daughters of America

Meetings this week: Monday
John Burnett, Eagle. Tuesday
Fidelity, Liberty, Mount Vernon, Red
Gross Unit. acknowledgements
Kenmore, Betsy Ross. Thursday
Mizpah, Triumph, Barbara Frietchie.
Friday-Golden Rule, Peace.
Past State Councillor Laura Mil
bourn of Unity Council was received
as national deputy for the District
Of Columbia.
Past State Councillor Grace Rick
etts Of Martha cambridge Council,
has been appointed chairman of the
State Good of the Order.
The follwing officers of Anacostia
were installed by Deputy Mabelle
Young: Councillor, Evelun Sullivan;
associate councillor, Agnes FRYE;
vice councillor, Mary Plumb; asso-
ciate vice councillor, Laura Mitchell;
conductor. Anna Jenkins; warden,
Ida Parker; inside sentinel, Helen
Steiwer; outside sentinel, John
James, and l8-month trustee, Mil
dred Montgomery.
State visitation at Mount Vernon
Council on January 19 at Northeast
Temple.
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Voiture No. ia Will Hold
Annual Oyster Roast Today
Internal Revenue Post No. 80 Plans
Coronation Boil on January ~

William A. Corley, who was unable
to be present owing to illness
Comdr. George F. Hooven appointed
a committee to visit him and pre-
sent him with past commander S
jewel.
1t was also ladies' night. Brief
remarks were made by Department
Vice Comdr. Francis x. Mccarthy
Joseph j. Manoy, national executive
committeeman; Past Department
Adj. E. w. Luther and Past Depart
ment Comdr. Horace E. Lineberg.
The monthly meeting of Cooley
Mccullough Post will be held Tues
day night at the Legion clubhouse
Past Department Comdr. Norman
B. Landreau will speak.
National headquarters has award
ed certificate of meritorious service
to this post for having exceeded its
four-year average of membership on
December 81.
Evening star., 1943-01-17

WBV, l0:00-Greaf Music Moments: eX-
ierpts from yerdi's Fora del Deano.'
WhAl, fO:i5-6raeie Fields Nightly pro.
gram Of United Nations difiiss.
Thursday.
WRc, 7;30-Bob Burns Show: An ex.Narine
himself, Bob tells the lsathernetks.
WINK, S:05-Capiia Motoring: Herbert R..
Larsen. chief Of automobile rafonIng, 0PA. on
New Cars in Wartime"
VOL. 8:i5-Women Correspondents: The
weekly forum by The ladies'.
WhAl, S:30-Town Meeting; Debate on a
problem Of national importance.
Wc, 9;30-Rudy VaIIes Show: Bert lahr
on hand.
WBv, o:30--siaos Door cantesn: Jack
Benny and Carol Bruce provide entertainment
WRc, t000-Abboif and codelo Visit the
Navy Receiving Station al San Pedro, Calf.
Friday.
MAL, 4:00-My. r. D. Roosevelt on
"Women's Part In Polio" In connection with
The nfaniIe paralysis drive
WJSV, 3:00-Kate Smith Show: From A.
lsntie City, n. J., for the men stationed there.
WRC, 8:30-lnformailon Please: The rsqu.
lars with customary guests.
WWDc, 8:45-your Government and Mine;
Clyde Tolson Of ihs fBI on United Law En-.
forement."
VOL, 9;30-Doubs or Nothing: Salute 10
the lnfantIIs Paralwls Fund.
W, i0:30-Frankly Mr. FesbIsh The old
helper returns 10 the air.
WAl, i0;45-Men, Machines and Victory:
Another dramaizailon Of war plant safety.
saturday.
WJSV, 7:00-peopIs's Platform; rs Ger.
many lnturabIel discussed by Alexander WOOL.
tott, Rex Stout and Others
WRC. 8:00-Ables Irish Rose: Celebrating
its first radio anniversary.
WkAl, 8;t5-Bosion symphony Richard
Burgln conducts a program Of American works.
MAl. 9:30-Spoillght Band: Tho band Of
the week.
VOL, ''ft5-saturdsy Bondwsgon: Guest
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Ben Hur News

The annual session of congress for
Maryland and the District of Colum-
bia will convene in Baltimore on
January 20 in Odd Fellows Hall.
Banquet at GAS and business session
at $50 pm. Charles M. Weber is
president and Mrs. Anna Arnold
secretary. Charles G. Lewis, chief of
Mckinley Court, will head the Wash
ington delegation and transportation
will be by bus. Reservations must be
made to Richard A. Walker, Inter-
state Commerce Commission, ex-
tension 416.
Melvin D. Newland installed the
officers of Victory Court, assisted by
Henry j. Frank of Potomac Court.
Joseph M. Bonifant, chief, was pre-
sented with token of appreciation.
Meetings to be held in Pythian
Temple are Potomac Court and the
Executive Board on Monday and
Mckinley Court will elect officers on
Tuesday. Congressional Court will
have an installation of officers at the
home of Scribe Elmer johnson on
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1943-01-17
Fleet Reserve Association
No. will meet at 1912 Ninth

No. 4 will meet at 1912 Ninth
street NV. tomorrow at pm
Branchmates and F. r. A. eligibles
in the vicinity of the Metropolitan
Area of the District of Columbia
are invited. Refreshments will be
served.
The Ladies Auxiliary has changed
its meeting place. Beginning at
pm. tomorrow meetings will be
held at the Knights of Pythias
Temple.
Evening star., 1943-01-17
EIks' Club Plans Party
For Mt. Alto Patients

The Sumit Club of Washington
Lodge, B. P. o. Elks, will give a
bingo party for the patients at
Mount Alto Hospital from 7:30 to 10
pm. tomorrow, under direction of
Arthur A. Connolly.
The Elks' Minstrel Troupe, at 8
pm. Tuesday, will present a show
for the patients at Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Exalted Ruler Ambrose A. Durkin
announced January q has been set
as the deadline for applicants who
wish to apply in the 18th anniver-
sary class, which will be initiated
February 7.
Evening star., 1943-01-17

Lafayette Lodge Chapter Card
Club will meet at the home of Kath-
leen Bradbury on Tuesday evening.
Joseph II. Milans Lodge Chapter
will meet Thursday evening. En-
tertainment and refreshments. The
Afternoon Bridge Club will meet
January 26 with Mrs. Esther v.
Cross; Home Board January 28 with
Mrs. Mildred B. Haste: evening of
games tomorrow with Mrs. Esther
v. Cross.
Meeting of the Officers Club of
Chevy Chase Chapter at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Knox on January
18. Meeting of the Tuesday Evening
Card Club at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Savage on January 19. Meet
ing of the Home Board Couple Club
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
Donald on January %.
Areme Chapter will honor several
members at the next meeting. The
program will be "A Night in Old
Virginia" with Ruth r. Mayberry as
soloist.
The Past Matrons and Patrons
Association of Brightwood Chapter
will meet at the home of Past Ma
tron Ethel F. Nagle on January 18.
Ruth Chapter will have initiation
tomorrow evening.
The Temple Committee will meet
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Faye Price.
Loyalty Chapter will meet We'd
nesday. Members having birthdays
in December and January will be
honored.
The Home Board Committee will
meet Monday at pm. at the home
of the associate matron, Mrs.
Comora A. Parrish.
A dance and card party will be
held February 6 at the Willard
Hotel.
Joppa Lodge Chapter will cele-
brate its anniversary on Wednesday
evening. 1t will be past matrons
and patrons and charter members
night. The Grand Chapter officers
and the 1943s will be special guests,
The Auxiliary Home Board will
hold card and game party jan
uary % at 8 pm. at 1909 Ninth street
NV. For reservations telephone
North 1880.
The Ways and Means Committee
will hold dance and card party at
the Shoreham on February 10. For
reservations telephone Woodley 6l05
Fidelity Chapter will meet at 8
pm. Tuesday at 1900 Sixteenth
street NV. A memorial service will
be held. Motion pictures will be
shown, followed by refreshments.
Lebanon Chapters annual card
party and dance will be held at the
Washington Hotel on January %
Dancing from 8 to / o'clock. All
members of the order and their
friends are invited. Tickets may be
obtained from Matron Mary Blay-
lock, Emerson 2270, or Mrs. Blondins
Rupert, Woodley 6l36.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter will
meet January l8 for initiation.
Congress Lodge Chapter will con-
fer the degrees tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Grace Dietrich, president of
the General Auxiliary Home Board,
announces electioD of officers on
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Job S Daughters

Bethel No will have initiation
January % at 7:3O pm. The officers
and choir will be honored. There
will be election as the junior prin-
cess, Janet Jenkins, has resigned.
The Dramatic Club will meet
January at the home of Patty Lee
Benzick.
The choir will meet January 20 at
the Anacostia Masonic Temple.
An initiation meeting will be held
by Bethel No. on February s at
8 pm.
A meeting of the choir will be
at the home of Helen Middleton
February 8.
A rummage sale is planned Bring
rummage to Jeanne Jones, ways and
means chairman.
Evening star., 1943-01-17
Order of the Eastern Stur

January 25 at 1870 pm. at the
Masonic Temple.
Esther Chapter will meet next
Thursday night.
Takoma Chapter will celebrate its
35th anniversary on January 20. The
grand matron and the grand patron
will be honored guests. Entertain
ment and refreshments.
The Home Board of Federal Chap
ter will have luncheon meeting at
the home of Past Matron Lillian E
Hadley on Wednesday.
A rehearsal for the officers will be
held at 7:30 pm. Saturday at the
temple.
The Endowment Committee of
Columbia Chapter will meet next
Thursday with Mrs. Eunice Seit-
Finger.
A meeting of the Ways and Means
Committee will be held tomorrow
evening at the home of Mrs. Thelma
Merchant.
The Secretaries Association met
last week with Mrs. Mary Hall and
elected as officers Mrs. Miriam
Lewis, Temple Chapter, president;
Mrs. Emily Thompson, Fidelity
Chapter, vice president; Mrs. Grace
Gilcrest, Columbia Chapter, secre-
tary, and Mrs. Esther Gross, Joseph
H, Milans Lodge Chapter, treasurer.
Trinity Chapter will meet Thurs
day. Refreshments.
The Home Board of Warren G.
Harding Chapter will meet at the
home of Mrs. Mary Mavars tomor-
row at pm. The board will hold
card and radio party at the home
of Elmon v. Carron January % at
pm. For reservations call Ran
dolph 2315.
Cathedral Chapters Ways and
Means Committee will meet tomor-
row night at 1925 Illinois avenue
NV.
The Ways and Means Card Club
will meet Wednesday night at 241e
North Capitol street.
Evening star., 1943-01-17

Grande Voiture, No. 174, of the
Forty and Eight will hold its annual
oyster roast today at the Potomac
Boat Club, Thirty-sixth and K
streets NV, starting at o'clock.
There will be dancing from to 7
O'Clock. John E. McCabe is chair
man of the General Committee.
Arrangements are being completed
by Internal Revenue Post, No. 80,
for its seventh annual Coronation
ball January % at the Mayfiower
Hotel.
Kenna- Main Post, No. 81, will
meet January 21 at its clubhouse,
1910 Good Hope road Sc. when %
new applications. for membership
will be voted on.
The first gold star, in memory OF
son who lost his life in the present
war, will be presented to B. H. Car
mitchell.
Meetings this meek are:
Monday-Quentin Roosevelt Post,
Potomac Boat Club; Department of
Justice and Gas Light Posts, Legion
clubhouse.
Tuesday - National Press Club
Post, Press Club; Cooley -McCul-
Tough Post, Legion clubhouse; Sec
ond Division Post, New Colonial
Hotel; Bunker Hill Post, 1923
Twelfth street NE; Pepco Post,
Pepco Building.
Thursday-Stanley Church Depue
Post, Legion clubhouse; Kenna-
Main Post, 1910 Good Hope road Sc.
Friday-Bureau Engraving Post,
Legion clubhouse; Internal Revenue
Post, Stansbury Temple.
Sergt. Jasper Post will give an
informal dinner dance in honor Of
Junior Past Comdr. John P. Lester
at the Legion clubhouse on January
%. Ayden A. Dibble is general
chairman. Albert L. Duff Is in
charge of reservations. Tickets may
be obtained from post officers.
Stanley Church Depue Post, No.
30, in furthering its campaign for
wear your Legion button" has dis
tributed printed placards on the
subject to all posts in the District
of Columbia and various other parts
of the country.
Bunker Hill Post, No. 81, will hold
its next meeting at the new club
house, 1928 Twelfth street NE, on
Tuesday.
Department Entertainment Of
ficer John s. Mawhood, with the
American Legion entertainers, COM
posed largely of members of Co
lumbia Post, No. "a, has been con-
Quoting performances for the bene-
fit of veterans at the various hos
pitfalls. The next engagement is Feb
ruary IL at the District Training
School, Laurel, Md.
The National Guard of Honor, In
order to cooperate with the gas ra-
tioning program, Cancelled Its res
ervations at the Indian Spring Club
and instead will hold Its annual
dance February at the American
Legion Club, 2437 Fifteenth street
NV.
Thomas M. Owen, national his
torian of the American Legion. ad-
dressed members of George Wash
ipotnr pnst no st coy,, m O ,, a. erss >,totf
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Masonic News

The Ancient and Accepted Scot
tish Rite will confer the 18th degree
Tuesday evening at 280o Sixteenth
street NV, followed on Friday
evening with the 21st degree.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection will
meet Tuesday evening preceding the
comforting Of the degrees.
Petworth Lodge will confer the
E. A. degree Thursday.
Evening star., 1943-01-17
Washington VFW Unit
Posts LIST OF Members
Now in Armed Forces
Two Are Obligated
BY Veterans Group
At U. S. Treasury

An honor roll containing names
Of members of Washington Post
Veterans Of Foreign Wars, who are
now in the armed forces or reserves
was unveiled at the last meeting
d with Comdr. Archie U. Turner
presiding.
The post has arranged family
night program for every Saturday
1t will be held at 1903 Fourteenth
street NV. Refreshments are to be
served.
Past Supreme Comdr. Frank
Topash of the Coolies is arranging
campaign to raise funds for the
VFW National Home for War
Orphans at Eaton Rapids, Mich.
At the last meeting of United
States Treasury Post, George Grant
and Joseph O'Brien were obligated.
Morris Shultz and Haywood Nc
Mullen were reinstated.
Meetings this week are:
Monday-Internal Renveue Post,
1903 Fourteenth street NV; Nc
Kimmie-Catterton Police and Fire
Post, 800 Monroe street NE.
Tuesday-Military Order of the
Coolies, 935 G. place; Junior Drum
and Bugle Corps, Eastern High
School Armory.
Wednesday-Maj. Gen. c. r. Ed
wards Post, Department of Com
merce Building Herbert L. Edmonds
Post, 1903 Fourteenth street NV;
United States Naval Gun Factory
Post, 2407 Minnesota avenue Sc
At the last meeting of the ALI
American Post Thomas G. Murphy
and John F. Lowell were obligated
Past Department Comdr. Leon B.
Lambert spoke on the recruiting ral-
lies to be conducted by the depart
nlent.
All-American Auxiliary will hold a
social on January 10 at the Con-
federate Memorial Hall, 1922 Ver-
mont avenue NV The Hospital
Committee will hold an evening of
games on January % at the home
of Mrs. Grace Fields, 602 F street
NE. The next meeting of the auxil-
iary will be February 2.
Naval Gun Factory Auxiliary at
the last meeting made plans for
the visitation of the department
president, Mrs. Dorothy Lehman,
and her department officers on Feb
ruary3. The post has adopted ID"
ward at Mount Alto Hospital. The
auxiliary will make the visits to
the ward each month.
Federal Auxiliary met at the
Thomas Circle Club, with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Louise Mann, presiding.
The auxiliary has made plans for
the visitation of the department
on the evening Of February L.
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News Broodcosts Todoy

WlM-News on the hour 10 | am.
WWDC-hsw on the half hour 10 Il am.
Evening star., 1943-01-17

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Evening star., 1943-01-17

Thomas M. Owen, national his
torian of the American Legion, ad-
dressed members of George Wash
ington Post past commanders night
In the absence Of retiring Comdr
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HIGH LIGHTS OF THE WEEK

star with David Broekman and The Treasury
Orchestra.
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