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Smyrna times., 1944-08-31
GIVES PIANO RECITAL
Pvt. b. Stimson Carrow, u. S
Army, Entertains Friends


Private B. Stimson Carrow, on
furlough from Camp Pickett, Va,
with friends and relatives here,
gave a piano recital for about 80
of his friends at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Wroten on Tues
day night. Private Carrow, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold j. sCarrow, of
Philadelphia, is a graduate of the
John Bassett Moore High School
and attended the Temple Univer-
sity School of Music prior to his
induction into the army.
Program of Selections
Pvt. Carrow's program follows
1. Prelude in B minor, Prelude in A
major, Chopin; First movement
from Sonata in D, Haydn; III. Ara
besque and Valse Romantique, De-
busy; III. Excerpts from piano
concerto in B fiat minor, Tschai-
kowsky; Deep Purple, DeRose; w.
Elegie, Opus 3 No. 1, Rachmanin-
off; Impromptu, Schubert; and
War" Palmgren. There were
nearly as many encores, including
Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata,
Chopin's Minute Waltz and Hand
els Largo. Following this pro-
gram, the guests went to Asbury
Methodist Church, where Pvt. Car
row gave a short organ recital, in
Guiding the following selections
Prelude and Fugue in E Minor,
Prelude and Fugue in D Minor and
Air for &c" String, all by Bach.
Smyrna times., 1944-08-31
Special Registration

A provision was made, however,
by a special session of the General
Assembly last March whereby SER
vice men home on leave, can reg
ister personally at the department
of registration in their county any
day, except Sunday, from 9 to 5
o'clock. To date, about 145 service
men have registered under that
provision, with the New Castle
County department of registration.
In Kent County SO have registered,
including an Army nurse and one
WAVE. The service men registra-
lions in Sussex County have total
ed 10.
Amendment Needed.
1t was further explained that
when the question of absentee reg
istration came up at the special
session of the Legislature, it was
discovered that constitutional
amendment would be required be-
fore service men, stationed outside
the state, could be registered with
out returning to their home. How
ever, provisions were made for alb
sentee voting but only for those
service men who are registered.
Officials of the departments of
registrations in the three counties
urged all relatives and friends of
unregistered service men who wish
to vote in November and who do
come home on leave, to be enrolled
as soon as possible, thereby MAX
ing themselves eligible for the alb
sentee ballots that will be mailed
out As days before election day.
Personal Appearance
The question of absentee regis
tration arose when the special ses-
sion of the General Assembly con-
vened. 1t was pointed out then
that the language of the state con-
stitution compels personal appear
ance of prospective voter for reg
istration and that nothing could
have been done at that special SEES
sion toward changing the constitu-
ton. Two sessions of a General
Assembly are required for an
amendment to the constitution.
The inquiries received regarding
registration and absentee voting
are chiefly from young men who
left for foreign duty before they
were 81 and consequently never
had chance to register at home.
Smyrna times., 1944-08-31
CLAYTON CLUB
PLAN PROGRAM
Executive Board to Meet Sept.
7th; First Meeting of Club
Since October 9Th
CHAIRMEN NAMED

The first fall meeting of the ex-
ecutive board, Clayton Century
Club, has been set for Thursday
evening, September 7th at eight
o'clock in the club room. Chair
men of the various club commit
tees meet at this time to discuss
plans for the coming season. Mrs
Richard w. Comegys, newly-elect-
ed president of the Club, has an
nounced the chairmen of the var
ious departments for the coming
term of two years:
American Home: Mrs. Harvey Boggs.
American Citizenship: Mrs. w. L. Gooding
War Services Mrs. John Rambo.
Education Mrs. w. r. Keys.
Fine Arts: Mrs. C. w. Hall, Mrs. R. w
Slaughter.
Legislation; Mrs. Herman Sevil.
Literature: Mrs. Charles Neugebauer.
Motion Pictures: Mrs. Edward Wright
Mrs. j. t. johnson.
International Relations: Mrs. William I
Music: Mrs. Earl Ely. Mrs. Raymon,
MaDrey.
Press and Publicity: Mrs. w. r. Keys
Mrs. r. w. Comegys.
Program: Mrs. Charles Stewart.
Public Welfare: Mrs. Charles Denney.
Safety: Mrs. Robert Hollett, Mrs. Edwar,
De Forrest.
Ways and Means: Mrs. Medford Davis.
Bible: Mrs. H. B. Kelso, Mrs. Charlie!
Brewer.
First Meeting October 9Th
Activities and program for the
year will be presented by Mrs
Stewart, chairman, for approval OF
the board. Plans for the opening
meeting of the Club to be held on
Thursday, October s. will be made
Meetings will be held on the first
and third Thursdays of every
month from October through May
Evening star., 1944-03-06
Rails and Specia|ties
Lead Recovery on
Stock Market
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Mar. 6.-Stocks gen.
orally took the recovery road In to-
days market under leadership OF
selected rails and specialties.
While there was nothing like a
sprint on the comeback, stable
blocks Of low-priced utilities helped
volume after slow and somewhat
uneven start. A few liquors exhib-
tied strength and, while near closing
gains on the whole were in frac-
tions, isolated swings of points or
so were in evidence. Extreme ad-
vances were shaded here and there
III the final hour. Transfers were
around 800, 1000 shares.
Buying again was based mainly
on earnings prospects. Actual an
nual statements, for the most part,
were pleasing although exceptions
were observed. Some customers con-
tinued to stand aside to await i'm
portant international shifts and in
dications as to how much selling
might be inspired by the need for
March Is income tax payments.
At peaks for 1914 were Schenley,
international Paper, White Motors
and Goodrich.
Evening star., 1944-03-06
Sales Gain Reported
By Sufewuy Stores

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 6.-Sales
of Safeway Stores, Inc. totaled Sat-
124,42 in four weeks ended Febru-
ary 26, compared with $45 5,079 ,256 in
the like 1943 period, gain of As
per cent.
Sales in eight weeks ended the
same date totaled $94,875, 1854,
against $88,530, ,647 year ago, a gain
Of IL per cent.
Directors declared a dividend of
SIPS a share on per cent pre-
ferred stock and a dividend of rs
cents share on common, both pay
able April /, to holders of record
March is.
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Many Warships Turned 0uI
By Bethlehem in Year
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Mar. 6.-The 1943
peak production of Bethlehem Steel
Corps shipbuilding subsidiary in
cluded 3 aircraft carriers, 6 cruisers,
81 destroyers and GA destroyer es-
corts, E. G. Grace, Bethlehem pres
ident, disclosed in the company's
annual report to employees today.
The company during the year
turned out a total of $50 fighting
and cargo vessels, which also in
cluded cargo carriers, 20 tankers
and 54 landing ships and 1872 Liberty
ships.
Commenting "our job ahead is a
tough one," Grace said I'VE cannot
know very far in advance just what
We will be called upon to do. For
tunes Of war bring swift changes in
the types OF equipment most urgent
ly needed"
Within the past few weeks. he
said, Bethlehem has been requested
to step up enormously its produc-
tion of shells as result of the high
success of Navy guns in the Pacific
area.
Evening star., 1944-03-06
$S,957,OO0 in Death
Benefits Paid Here
In Last Year
By EDWARD G. STONE.

by EDWARD e. STONE.
District Of Columbia families re-
ceived $8,957,0 900 in life insurance
death benefit payments during 1943
compared with $9,793 900 in 1912
and $8,370,000 in 1941, the Institute
of Life Insurance reported today
The payments averaged $746,417
monthly in the District and repre-
sent an important contribution tc
home front economy under wartime
dislocations.
The 1943 payments in the District
were under 1914 policies. COM
pared with 11,721 policies in the
previous year and 10,9O3 policies in
1941. OF the aggregate, $5,511 900
was under 1902 ordinary policies;
81 $4,000 was under 1000 group life
insurance policies; and $18O6, ,00O
was under 9,029 industrial insur-
ance policies.
The national total was 81 ,098, 1885,
900, compared with $1,000, 900, 900 In
1912 and 81 ,009, ,636 900 in 1s4l.
Real Estate Bonds Climb.
For the twentieth consecutive
month, 200 real estate bonds, in
cluding Washington issues, ad-
vanced In price in February on an
average of 81 per cent, according
to the Amott-Baker survey. These
bonds have climbed 56 per cent so
far this year, bringing the average
price to $432 per $1,000 bond.
Increased buying interest brought
advances in lib of the 200 issues,
73 showing no movement either
way and IA declining in price.
Office building issues led the list
with February gain of 26 per
cent.
Hotel issues gained 2.3 per cent
and apartment building bonds reg
istered markup of IA per cent,
the survey said.
Bids for Washington bank stocks
sold over the counter have shown
few changes recently. Recent bids
for Anacostia Bank stock stood at
ITS: City Bank, 20: Columbia Ma
tional, 1854; East Washington Saw
ings, Is; Hamilton National, 40;
Munsey Trust, 87h; National
Metropolitan, 254; Second National,
rs, and Union Trust, 90.
Few New Bond Issues Voted.
During February voters in seven
communities in six States voted for
the issuance of municipal bonds to-
falling only 1886, 500, according to the
Daily Bond Buyer. This compares
with only $230,000 a year ago and
$15,621 900 for January this year.
Edgar Morris. head of the sales
company bearing his name. predicts
a heavy demand for electrical ap-
pliances after the war, basing his
forecast on present business activity,
the amount of money which will be
available and the reasonable prices
expected to prevail.
Bonds Soon to Be Redeemed.
The Federal Farm Mortgage Corp
has called for redemption on March
IS all outstanding 3A per cent
bonds, 1944-1964, and all outstanding
3 per cent bonds, 1944-1949, on May
Is, at the reserve banks of the
Treasury. Interest stops after those
dates
Evening star., 1944-03-06
Capital Transit Asks
Exemption 10 Plan
Bond Reiunding
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 6.-Capital
Transit Co. Of Washington, D. c., q
subsidiary OF the North American
System, today asked exemption from
bidding requirements of the Holding
Company Act to formulate refund
ing program based on the issuance
of new mortgage bonds.
Dillon, Read g. Co. of New York
and Alex Brown 81 Sons Of Ralti-
more have been retained as finan-
cial advisers.
The program tentatively suggest
ed calls for the issuance of $16,-
100000 of 20-year per cent first
mortgage bonds, the company's
declaration said.
Evening star., 1944-03-06
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Mar. g uP,.-Foreien ex-
lars, others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket, 10is per cent discount. or Sa43s,
United States cents, up .06I. of a cent
Eulope: Great Britain. official. buying
| 402: selling. 4O4
gown 02 Of cent; Brazil, free, 52On
Mexico, 20.65n.
| Nominal
Evening star., 1944-03-06
Grain

CHICAGO, Mar q P,--A weak under
tone developed in grains today and prices
drifted lower in a quiet trade. Largest
down about cent at times Commission
houses were not active in the market and
most OF the activity was provided by local
traders
Additional rain and snow over parts
OF the grain belt caused some of the
selling In all pits. There was nothing in
the general run Of news to create an i'm
portant price move in either direction
Grain men said the market apparently
was awaiting some new incentive before
At the close wheat was 3s-A lower than
last Saturdays finish May, l.7Oas: oats
were on R-!s: May. soH; and rye was
clOSeF 1
Evening star., 1944-03-06
Odd-Lot DEALINGS

PHILADELPHIA. Mar tP.-The Sc.
curities Commission reported today thes,
dealers or specialists on the New Yori
Stock Exchange for March 4: ,643 pur.
chases involving 43,772 shares; 1881
sales involving 4 1926 shares, including
! short sales involving 53h shares
Evening star., 1944-03-06
Dividends Announced
NEW. YORK. March 9 0H.-Dividends
Money Market

NEW YORK, Mar R1-CaIl money,
steady: ! per cent prime commercial payer.
U: 4-6 months, IN per cent: bankers
acceptances. unchanged: 60-90 days, "a 7.
per cent: months, i:-A per cent; SO
months, I'D per cent. Rediscount rate
New York Reserve Bank fa).ka-1 per cent.
va1 ha per cent on Treasury paper Of one
Myear zeal or shorter: longer maturities, / per
Evening star., 1944-03-06
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. Ali
s.,

New York Telephone Co. earned
$31. .700,547 or $7.52 share in 1913,
compared with $25,35S ,504 or $500
IN 1912. Revenues totaled $255,51s,-
|2o5 against $236 ,832. .s02 In the pre-
vious year.
Evening star., 1944-03-06
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Mar 1Pp.-Aiter dis
playing early weakness cotton futures
rallied on a small volume OF trade price
mHins aealhst textile contracts coupled
with covering and new buyers
Iishtness in the spot eetton situation
anc expectations Of higher cotton loa n
ences March, 2os1; May. 20.23 July,
Evening star., 1944-03-06
i:l4ia l.14f2 1.14A

81; No. 4 white, 26I.. Barley. mating,
1;25-1 ~ r. nom; feed. 115-1 222, nom.
Faeld seed, per 100 pounds timothy 575-
clover $3.50, nom; sweet clover, 1880,
Evening star., 1944-03-06

Approximate Sales Today
1900 am l33 oeo 1900 noon $40 o4o
LOO pm. A66 oeo 2:OOpm 600 ooc
tUnit of trading 10 shares. sales printed
in full In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act,
or securities assumed BY such companies.
Rates OF dividends In the foregoing table
are actual disbursements based on last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. Un.
less otherwise noted. special or extra divi.
dends are not included xEx dividend
xr Ex rights q Also extra or extras Cash
or stock. eDeclared or paid so far thi.
year Payable in stock Paid last year
b Payable in Canadian funds Accurnu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year
Evening star., 1944-03-06
n. 7. Curb Market
FURNISHED by the Associated PressD
LIST INCLUDES ONLY ISSUES CHANGED
FROM PEvlOUs DAY

sVt~o u\S4
D Associated Press.D
LIZ ISSUES CHANGED
vtOUS DAY
} )ILefcourt R pf "a
Locke Stl c 1.20 1Sih
!, Long Isl l. pf B. SoA
Mangel Stores 7A
: mass Ut Asxo IA
J 'McCord Rad B @i4
: Memph N G h4g @ih
; sIMerr-Ch&Scot 7ll7
; MichSug pf .30k J
slMid Sta p B -. ga
tMidWst Cp lag- lol1
: lMidvale Iae 25Hs
zIMinn M&M .35e 81
z aMolybdnum " oih
Monar M T 34e 2oiA
a'IMonroe L A 20 2h
, Mount 8 P ] SO 1S
Natl F Gas / 1ls
Natl Refining 11A
Nat Transit As 12N
N E Pw Assoc ~
] slNEPA S2pf .33k 2oiA
NEPA 81 of TX. ooi6
Idea .60a 1914
IN J Zinc Hae - 56A
in Y Pol pf g. 1854
Mag Hud Pw ~
Mag n Pw Of 70
NigShMdB. cog 81
N Sh Md pf A g. JOG
Niles-Bem-P q 11A
!. N A L&p pf -ll2
Northeast Air u y
Nor ST Pwr A 13M
Noyadel-A 2 26
10 P 8 pf AT 117ld
IPakrsbgR&Rhe l7,s
, Penn W&P 4 eeia
Phoenix Secur-. 2ess
Pioneer Gold 1Ns
. Pitts & l. E Il. 81
1 Pitts Metaf,l Ag 1M
Pitts Pl Gl s4e 96b
1 polaris Mng an
{ Press Met 50g 7
4 Pug Sd P&L. .30e l2ss
4 ,Quaker Oats 8 72iz
s Quaker o pf 6 152
b Raymond c Ia IGN
4 Raytheon Mfg 2eN
Red Bank Oil 2M
hIRelian E&E l4e- 12N
Ryan Aero.35g 81
4 Ryer & Hay 2
q ISt r P pf SAX 154ih
4lSalt Dome Oil 9h
lSchiff Co la IL
Schultz Inc 2iE
a lSchulte of 5g 59N
a AIScrant-SBW Of 66il
u Scullin Stl ] lag 1oiE
Seiberlins Ne IN
A Selby Shoe lse 16M
a Selected Ind l
q Selec Ind CIV pf m
4 81 In pr of $50 72A
n Sonotone .05e 2h
Sou c E pf l.50 3e
AIS c E of B 1.50 81
SO N Eng Tel 8 1884
4 Sou Pipe L .30e 9
std cas- Of l 90 l9
4 Stand Products 8
IStarrett vic IN
lSterchi Br zoe 5lH
Sterl Brew l2e AM
A lSterling1nc log 2
4 Sullivan NJ 1ae 19X
A Texon OIL. .1Oe- 63t
q Thew Shov 12e 21N
1 Tishman Real 2i1
4 Tob Prod Ex al
4 Todd Shipyd lie 50
4 Trans-Lux.10g 3M
. Transw Oil lag 2oiA
4 Tuns-Sol cog 6ls
u UnitAirc Prod l 6iz
A UtgCgWSpf1 AK o3N
4 Utd Elast l 40 16N
Utd Gas )
4 IT'D 1t g. p pf 62N
y Un Sh M 2.50a Tan
bl lUS6InSec pf 5g 01lh
4 Univ Cool B ~
q Univ Pic vtc lg 2oH
4 Ut-Idaho s .15e ~
4 UtshP&f pf5Ms seN
Util Equit pr 3g 7SN
4 Venezuela Pet oiz
4 virs Pub Svc pf 1914
d Watt g. B B IN
+ tIWentwth Mi hse 4
4 W Va C&C Tag 81
lWmoreldCoal lie 25N
In the foregoine table
nents based on the las,
lnual declaration. On.
. special or extra div.
luded. q Also extra OF
,tock 6 Paid last year
e Declared or paid so
BILE In Canadian funds.
ends paid or declared
warrants Xw Without
Evening star., 1944-03-06

FURNISHED by thu
LIST INCLUDES ON
FROM Pc
zoo
Alum l. pf g lo2
Alum Co Am 9 28lI
Alum Am Of 6 1loiA
Am c P&LA ssk AN
Am C Pol B an
Am Cyan B 80 37A
Am G a. El l.60 27lh
A G&E Of 4.75- 1ooN
Am Gen 15g sH
A L&T pf l.50-- 26
Am Repub h2s l2A
Am Spv lst Of 1851
Am Super of 1914
Am Third pf % 81
Anch Post p .15e 3N
Apex Elec Mfg l 16H
Ark N G pf BOX 10iA
Aro EQUIP i4e- 81
All c Fish i4r llN
Bah &Wli 1lar 21l1
Baldwin wr 81
Benson IL II pfc 36A
Blue r pf Sd - 47iI
Blumenthal s. 12it
Bohack HC 9A
Bohack / pf TX 96
Borne Scry 2 l7g 2o
Bow Bilt 1st 16N
Bow Bilt I'd pf )
BrazTrac hI'4g 1914
BreezeCorp Ace 1liA
Brill A 81
Brillo .S5g ID
British Celan ~
Brwn F Dist N
Brown Rub z
Buckeye P l. so 9h
Buff N & E p pf l7N
Buff N&EP 5pf 1o1
Cal El Pwr .10e- J
Catlin Am .10g- 3N
Cent NY P Of g. o7A
IChilds pf $1,000 AZ
Cities Service loA
Cities Serv Of 1o3l
City g. Subj 80 81
Clark Control 2 lob
lCol F&I war ~
Colts PA 31ag- Az
Col G&E pf 3 621
Cons G B $50 - 81
icons G Ut .10g- 81
lCosd Pet pf sag IS
Croft Brew .05g H.
, Cub Att Sug 1g- 22l
, Duro-Test log -
, E G&F 6 pfI YAK 3o
EG&F prpf4.50 IS
, East States pf B 3oit
, e Sug A pf lax Aei,
Il Bd a. Share lo1
, FL BIS pf 6 %
Ell B&S pf 3 92l
Ei P&L "a nj A 6@l
. EqitCp S3pf SAX 3@z
, Eversharp 1.20a l9s
Fchild c 81 i1E 81
FansteelMet lag IS
, FordMCanA hi 2oi
, Fox P Brew la AS
, Fuller tGA) 2g- III
Fuller GA Of A. so
, Gellman lOe q
Gen Finan 20 4
Gen Wat G e. E 10
Godchaux Ale 40
CT A&P nv Sac 091
! @ APP 1st pf 2 134
, CT Nor Pap | so 3n
J Hartford R vic -
Hollinger h.65 81
Holt H A 1.S0g 12l
Hum Ross .10e 81
Huyler's pf3.43e 22I
III Power 81
, III Power div ct l3l
! III Power pf SAX AS
Imp o L h.50 III
Imp TGB .6S3g 225
! IndP&L pf5.:5 100
InsCoNAm 2laa ooi
] Intl Hyro El of los
} Intl Pet hi LIS
} init Pet re hi III
! Int SafR B .10e Is
. Intl Utilities of 26l
, Inter Pow Of 1o1
} IronFire vtc1 90 10
! Irving A C l g.
!, Jacobs Co 81
} Kingston P .20g -
} Kirby Pet log -
! Lackawanna Az
Lake Sh h.S0 i
} Rates OF dividends
are annual disbursen
quarterly or semi-an
less otherwise noted
idends are not inc
extras. d Cash or S
I Payable in stock
far this year b Paya
Evening star., 1944-03-06
N. Y. Bond Market
FURNISHED BY the Associated Press. }
SELECTED LIST OF BONDS

2 y S 1854 Decl
gas 1864 /
FOREIGN.
Argt As ~ Feb
Arg 4 l3s As
Austral 4i2s 56
Brazil As Al
Br CRyEl rs 81
Chile rs AZ asd-
ChinGRy IS 81
Col IS 81 Jan
Minas @ 6has So
Peru 1st 6s 80
Port Al Ths 66
Queensld 6s AZ
Rio de j 6 "a $50
Rio G dos 6s 6S
Sac P ST IS 36
Sac P St IS 6S
Urug al 4hs 70
DOMESTIC.
Am T&T 3s So
ACL cit As 81
ACL 4 Us 64
All D 1st IS As
Att On I'd As As
B&O lst m 4S-
B&O 1000 D -
B&O CIV go ----
B&O As 4S
BOPLEWV4s51
B&O 8 w 80
BangA CIV As 81
Bost Me 4Hss 70
BoS NYAL As 55
Cal o P As 66
Celotev 3As 55
Cen Ga 5hs SO
Cen G en- IS As
Cen P 1st As 40
c RR N j 5s 81
CB&Q 5s II A
CB&Q 4 hs II
CBQ As Ill 40
c g. E I inc 81
CI&L IS ~
CMSPP IS rs
CMSPP IS 1000
CMSP 4Has 80 c
CMSP gn As 80
CMSP 3 as SO B
C&NW 6Has SO
C&NW bS 81
C&NW 4As 40
CNW Alas 90 wi
CNW 4i2s203TC
C&NW As 81
GRIP 4 as 90 A
GRIP 4 " S so
GRIP As SS
GRIP r. As "a
CCCSL 4 bas n
CCCSL gn As 93
Com Ed gas 5S
Del & Hud As SO
D&RG As SO
D&RGW IS 55 q
D&RGW 5s 7S
E p & s W 5s 65
Erie 4Ks 2015
Firest TR IS 81
Ga g. Ala 5s 45
ct Nor 3A4s 81
G M & o As rs
H & M r 5s 81
H g. M In IS 81
&c As 81
&c As SO
IC ASS Al
Evening star., 1944-03-06

Rates OF dividends in the foregoine table
are annual disbursements based on the las,
quarterly or semi-annua] declaration On.
less otherwise noted. special OF extra div.
idends are not included. Also extra OF
extras. Cash or stock Paid last year
far this year b Payable In Canadian funds
k Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year WV With warrants xw without
Evening star., 1944-03-06
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK. Mar. e N'i-National Asso.
ciation Securities Dealers, Inc
Evening star., 1944-03-06
rArEMESr or IHE 1HE CONDITION o
American Fire Insurance
Company

81 the District Of Columbia on the 31st
SECTION ~ OF the Code OF Law for the
Evening star., 1944-03-06
II n ETHENI OF IHE CONDITION o
THE
National
Lie Insurance Company

OF Montpelier. Vt. on the 31st day
OF December, 1943. as required under
Section 647 Of the Code of Law for the
District of Columbia
Evening star., 1944-08-22

ON the AIR TO-DAY.
W10p, 6:t5-AuihW Rex Stout reveals his
opinion On what ths psses terms with Germany
should b.
WRc, 7:3o-Doroihy lameur harmsnilss
with Ditk Haynes.
VOL, s:3O-Msndslsssha's Symphony No.
1" C'ltsliaa Symphony.
M0p, $50" There's Always Juliet With
b1rbara Weeks and Karl SWenson.
Evening star., 1944-08-22

Ldst-1BsHvtS cltSn0es sH
RADIO pvoor0nss sosms.
timer reach The Star too
Evening star., 1944-08-22

terence discuss The Meaning Of Brsitoa Woods. -
MAl, 9:30-Bob Chsstsr's band.
W0P, i0:00-RavsIs ia vaIss" and
Frsaeks Symphonic Tons-Posm' from the Ore
fcrle Redemption played In The first Of I
ssriss Of programs Of French music.
MA. t0:30-Frank Buck and yvstis "lsI
themselves 90"
w. t0.30-Johnny Johnston and BIoei
and SeuIIy visit Hidessrde.
Evening star., 1944-08-22
Cow Steps Up Birth Rute

NEW CASTLE, Wyo. R.-Ranch-
er Arthur Bacon reports he owns
COW which bore twin calves three
years ago. repeated the twinning q
year later, and this year gave berth
to tripletS,
Evening star., 1944-08-22

M. s:0-SsetIsnd Yard outxIk The h.
adPus Dr.. Fu Msnshu."
M0P. s:00-cfsds Allen performs hsr
famous Concerto for Index Finger" fer visitor
van Johnson
Wc, 9:30-Ray kssphs' Argentine Diary"
expose Of Fsxism In Argentina.
VOL. 9:30-Ssysn members Of the United
States dsleqliion 10 ihe recent monstau con.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-17

| WASHINGTON, D. c.. =
Washingtoniske Americas Lie.
tuviu Draugija neteko eiles
veikliu nariu, vyrq, kurie isto.
10 Dedes Samo kariuomenen
tame tarpe poros buvusiu DIR.
Jos pirmininkQ: Vaicekauskc
If Supienio. Neziurint to, dr.
ia toliau tesla savo gyvavima
Draugijos pirmininka dabarti.
1iu metu yra Ona Gavelyte
| vieno senatoriaus sekretore
kilus is Scranton, Pa. Draugi-
| jai il rodo daug sielos ir pa
svencia nemaza laiko. Kitais
draugijos nariais yra: seserys
Cepuolytes is Pittstono ir J.
Gabrilavicius, vienas draugijos
steigeju.
sios valdybos gyvavimo me-
tu sukelta karo paskolos, de-
"a pastangu ivesti Lietuviu
kalbos paskaitas j vietini uni
7ersiteta, padaryta iskila uz
niesto ir sporto sekcijos ira
dicine vakariene. Ivyko ellie
menesiniu susirinkimu, neskai-
tant, sekciju veiklos.
Vasario 16 minejimas buvo
draugijos iskilmingai atliktas.
Minejimas ivyko Vasario 20 d.
Speciales pamaldos, draugijos
iniciatyva, ivyko Nekalto Pra-
sidejimo kaznycioje, jas cele-
bravo draugijos narys Kun. J.
Giedra. Pamoksla pasake Kun.
j. Cartwright, tos parapijos
klebonas, Kataliku Universite-
to profesorius. 10 palankumas
Lietuvai didelis ir siekia PIP
Balucio ir Bagdono laikus. Jis
uzakcentavo kad Lietuva re-
mia savo Willis tais principals
del kuriu 81 sails isejo karan
ir kad Amerika turinti atsako-
mybe del Lietuvos if kitu Eu-
ropos mazesniu valstybiu liki-
mo.
Baznycioje dalyvavo draugi-
JOS vadovybe, Lietuvos Pasiun-
tinybes personals, Kun. DR.
K. sirvaitis is Kataliku Uni
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-03-17

amunicijos, kad zuvo trylika
vaikinu, kad Jonas buvo vie
mas is jul. Taip kaip jis gy-
veno taip ir mire, tykiai, ra-
miai ir be jokiu truksmu".
Jonas simkonis buvo pirmas
golfo PROFESSIONALS paguldes
savo gaIva uz savo sail. Jo-
mas budamas vaikas buvo pra-
dejes dirbti Andover Country
Club, .kur jis ismoko golfa
losti. Paauges jis pradejo ir
kitus mokyti losti golfa. Oar
jaunas tudamas jis pereme
klubo professionals golfininko
vieta ir klubo vedejo pareigas.
Jose tarnavo CANA ilga laika.
Kada Jonas ejo j karine tar
nyba jis prasesi paties pavo-
jingiausio darbo jurose, tai yra
prie saugojimo musu laivyno
nuo submarinu ir kitty priesu
pabuklu. Taigi golfo sportas
yra pralaimejes viena is savo
zvaigzdziu, bet siadien il ne