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and former governor of Massachu- setts What does his father think? Get in there, son, and win cheers the elder Fuller, who once was quite a competitor him. self in the days of Bicycle racing.
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TIME HE FOUND THAT OUT
 At a San Francisco gymnasium habitues were watching the one time top. ranking middlsweight, Fred ApoStoli, train for comeback Suddenly, Apostoli stepped out of the ring, pulled off his gloves and said I'm through fellows l just haven't got it."
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PRoSPECTIVE BEST SELLER
 The U. s. Lawn Tennis Associa- tion has printed it's tennis lessons for boys and girls in booklet form, offering a lot of information for a dime.
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TIDES TOMORROW

ss Q October IS, 1s45 70 (
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Evening star., 1945-05-12
ON THE AIR TONIGHT

VOL. 5:30-Jim Amethe. Edgar Bergen,
6nny Simms and Jane cowI heard during this
special United States Cadet Nurse program.
W0p. 5:30-BraziIian Fernando AIyeres
sings "0s 0uindires de yaya" C'Ihe Cookie
Vendor"l.
Evening star., 1945-05-12

ance for the needy aged, needy
blind and dependent children.
Other officers elected by the as
sociation include: DR.. Walter K
Myers, vice president; DR.. Howard
NJ. Payne, secretary, and Alfred Law
son, treasurer. Those elected to the
Executive Committee were DR.. Irv-
ing w. Wink, the Rev. Francis w
McPeek and Louis R. Lautier.
Members of the Board of Direc-
tors are Mrs. Albert w. Atwood,
John J. Corson, Robert H Davidson,
D. c. Dow, DR.. Clayton B. Ethridge,
Mrs. Norman Gerstenfeld, Mrs. Paul
D. Guernsey. Dr. K. Albert Harden,
Jacob N Halper, Clara M. Herbert,
Samuel Kudish, DR.. Howard Long,
DR.. John w. LaWlah, Samuel Levine,
Mrs. C. D. Lowe, Mrs. Charles H.
Pierce, DR.. Carroll r. Reed, Msgr. L.
J. Shehan, Sylvia Wanger, the Rev.
James o. West and Mr.. Sleeper.
Evening star., 1945-05-12
Miss Jane Hoey Heads
tuberculosis Group

Miss Jane M. Hoey, director of
public assistance. Social Security
Board, has been elected president of
the District tuberculosis Associa-
ton, succeeding Paul D. Sleeper.
Mr.. Sleeper will continue as a men,
ber of the local as we'll as the ma
tional Board of Directors.
Miss Hoey. formerly of New York
City, is a graduate of Trinity Col
lege and the New York School of
Social Work. She received her
master of arts degree from Colum-
bia University and came to WASH
ington in January, 1896, to set up
the Federal program of grants-in-
aid to the States for public assist
Evening star., 1945-05-12

Emperor Waltz" and Tsehaikowskys symphony
No 4" included.
VOL. S:30-Ths Greek tonirsto, Rose DEL
mar solos.
WhAl. tO:00-hieueIiie Valdez sings
''BabsIU.'
VOL, t0:00-Vidor Herbet's sweetheart"
presented
Evening star., 1945-05-12
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. la,Ds, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 10ait three tuH days and
receipe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1945-05-12

reach The Star too late for correction that day.
Evening star., 1945-05-12

WRc, 7:00-Dean GiIderslesvs and AIeer
Hiss report on the progress Of the conference.
WkAl, 7:30-Li. Martin Rowton plays some
Of The recordings he made during sea battles.
WRC, 8:00-hodern comedy and songs re.
place The Gay Nnetes rouiines Beatrice Kay
remains star and Comedian Harry Savoy visits.
WNAL. $50" "Fingars Gave" Strauss
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~ ARDS AR~ NItNBA RIA MON
NR. AND MRS. ROLAND
T0TCHF MRS GEORGIA
THORNTON NB AND MRS
WALTER McGLASKER and
TIE eriou'acc that vent 20
Cleveland - INC sa,f tourney
las poek are al hack tor'e now
O.. with tail s'orc. - NC fgn that
e-ssc5 parte. Galore and ma
So ~ tang WIN CADENCE
HINES winning ORC 81 nc COLI
trophies cor1pc're against
NATHALIE CLARK Tor Il. &c..
WHICH REMINDS us 'hl'
Dr. MD MRS II W HUNTER
~ Glove vi and trci newest
- - deuer,cr vc~c Ncrc US
wcce-ood cuos', " mr. AND MRS
DONALD GRAHAM DIR
HUNTER Who has recently
beer elected fellow ~ something
IN Tn-land concerning ne Ma
t!onsl Dentists or the ike had
- hurry hack home - =tcn1 ,hc
funeral - DIR HAYNES ~
Cleveland uho was trasical.y
tlatr on VI Dav 49,.
Attractive LAURA CYRUS ~
Ch'eaco daughter Of Booker
r Washington is hove hand
ligs nc publicity ard -aApert+stitas
fov tho pro0rar, - NATION Al.
BAPTIST CONVENTION which
n.cc's tc-c in Sco'cmbcr and
Winch wore than five thousand
rooo'o NIll attend Very per-
son lN'o and good coWnanv
We had = chance 20 meet her
Su0i-v AZ a small party y her
honor ciEcn ny ALBERTA
SINS THOMPSON. THE TOM
MIC ANTPPELI.S LIFUTEN-
Ant JOYL ADAMS BEN u
HFNDFXSON LUCILLE
'DAXw. Mr. AND MRS. EZRA
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BN GI,AI)1S
DR. AND MRS BOYNTON MILTON. ... "Doty" and
Pauline sent such clever invitations 70 his birthday
party which held last Friday night II the Alpha
Fraternity house Al IN rhyme. \ large crowd turn
90 out 10 help them celebrate. What with real
enough band To furnish tho dance music and plenty OF
Tow To Made Joint celebration of the fact that
are n longer A
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CELEBR ANTS I\CLIDED

p!ENS -. DIR AND MRS SAM FL MILTON 49,. MIR
ND MRS CLAUDE COOPER 49,. DIR AND MRS DONO-
VAN GIN EMS 60. MR.. AND MRS. THOMAS H. McCAMP-
BELL. DIR AND MRS WALTER HINES @ DIR AND
MRS REM ROBINSON -... MR. AND MRS RAMON
II RI CTS DIR. AND MRS. BOSWELL. Of Chicago .
DR. AND MRS. HOWARD MCNEIL. of Pontiac MIR.
AND MRS MAURICE HOUSTON ... DIR. AND MRS.
HAROLD Johnson -. MRS EDITH WHITE MRS.
SADIE BROWN 49,. MR.. AND MRS LYNN McCORKLE
NERPElTlFORD 49,. DIR. AND MRS. RUDY PORTER
=. MR.. AND MRS. SAM FL THOMAS ... DIR. AND
RS 800 MRS, SNOWDEN WILLIAMS MRS. MAR
Ct EkIlE McbANlD DIR AND MRS. F. =. RAIFORD
MIR AND MRS WILLIAM POLK e.. MARJORIE { AR
TX Mrs. MARION GRESHAM .. DR. AND MRS.
GILBERT EDWARDS - DIR AND MRS J. w ED
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QUINN ROAD
NEWS
Nv MARTHA sAMUELs

c. T. Becks. Of 1869 Morse ave-
nue., became i'll Thursday. Aug
Is. He is in ST Joseph Hospital
suffering from a stroke.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o Terrell and
family are spending their summer
vacation at Quinn Road.
MRS. JOSEPHINE BLACK has
been entertaining her sister, Mrs.
Queen Morgan. for three weeks.
There will be fashion show
given at Vinsc= Chapel AME
church Aug. 81, at 8 pm. All the
latest hair styles and clothes will
be modelled.
Mrs. Beatrice Brewer is the
sponsor.
CPL. WALTER MILSAP is here
from Goldman Field. KY. visiting
Miss Leola Westinghouse OF
Gates drive.
John Earl, formerly OF Tennes-
see. is now resident of Quinn
Road. He came 10 live with his
mother. Mrs. Betty Lee Earl, OF
Lipke street.
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Alpha House
SceneOfGaIa
N a al Party
BY VIVIENNE

or the hundred or more guests
at Pauline and Boynton Millions
party Friday night, few realized
that "Doddy." as he is fondly
called by his friends, celebrated
his natal day. However, few
found out the well-kept secret and
surprised him with some rare and
appropriate gifts.
THE PARTY WAS held al the
Alpha house and from the first 10
ne third floor. the house was
bI2zln9 with activity. On the
irst floor a siX-piece orchestra
played smooth and popular tunes
. % the dancers delight. On the
ccond floor several guests chatted
md on the third floor beverages
we're dispensed
Mrs. SieSby Raymond and Mrs
Gilbert Edwards assisted Mrs
Milton. Mrs, MILTON wore for the
occasion red and white draped
afternoon frock with white Access
series.
Three caterers were kept busy
bringing forth platterS OF steamlne
fried chicken dinners, served buff
fet style.
AMONG THE DANCING quests
We manages 10 see Or. and Mrs.
Theodore White. DR.. and Mrs.
SHmuc' Milton. Peter Whitaker
Mrs. Valerie Pettiford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Simmons, MIR. and
Mrs G. King. Dr.. and Mrs. John
W. Edwards. Mr.. and Mrs. CLAIR
cnce Coleman New Orleans, La:
Dr. and Mrs Rudolph Porter. Miss
Helen Porter and Mr.. and Mrs
Rudolph Porter. Of Austin. Texas:
Mr.. and Mrs Harris. Nashville:
Mrs William Polk. Or and Mrs
Joseph Mar,owc. Mrs. Mary Rob-
crts, DR. and Mrs Thomas Brown.
Dr.. and Mrs NJ. Moore. Dr and
Mrs John Green. Mr.. and Mrs
Lynn NcCorklc Mrs VILLA John.
son, Dr. and Mrs. VonScll AIRING
Ton. Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Hous-
ton, Mr. and Mrs Samuel HAYNES
i''''il'Hs ~. dIln VI : y ~ Mar
TN Jr, Mrs. Harold Johnson:
Or. and Ms. Charles Bugs. Mr.
and Mrs John Dancey. Mrs Mar
eucr.ie McDapid. Mrs SneHden
VILLAINS, Marian Clarke Maddox.
Mrs. Boswell Dr. and Mrs Dom
I'D GivenS. Mr. and Mrs George
TAYLOR, d. and Mrs F. 7. Dick
SON. Dr. and Ms James Ovens.
Dr. Freeman Sheppard Miss John
eta SiLrkoS, Nh, and Ms. Ray
pond ScrueeS. DR.. and Mrs Ha-
Icy Bel Mr.. and Mrs. SleSby
Ravmond
Misses Betty and Gloria Ray
mond, Ii. Joseph Tandy. Mrs.
Cleve MaSSengale. DR. and Mrs.
ID. j. Graham. DR. and Mrs. Remus
Robinson, DR.. and Mrs. Walter
Willis, DR.. and Mrs. Walter Hines.
Sadie Routt-Brown. DR.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Edwards. Claude II. Coop
er Mrs Howard Gresham, Miss
Maiorie Carter. Dr. and Mrs
Howard Mcneil. Mr. and Mrs.
Waitcr McGlaSkCr. and others.
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George Brown. Anna Rice, John
Ndams. Virginia JaccrS, VILLA
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INVOCATION WAS offered b,

Ndrk James.
During INC course of tho dinner.
Ic>sc + Villains delivered the
mann address He spoke ON The
Need for True brotherhood and
Fellowship. Dancing followed
the q nnCr
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Mrs. LeLacheur
To Be Hostess

A buffet supper to entertain men,
bers of the Executive Committee OF
the District Branch, National
League of American Pen Women
will be given at $50 p I'm. tomorrow by
Mrs. Robert A. LeLacheur, first vice
president Of the chapter. at her
home, 3408 Livingston street NV
Following the supper, the board
will hold its monthly meeting. Mrs
LeLacheur will announce commit
tees and present completed plans
for the Pen Women's annual Book
and Art Fair, of which she is chair
man. to be held November 30, from
l0:30 am. to 7 pm, in the club s
studio. 1851 Columbia road NV.
Evening star., 1945-10-25

the small ballroom of the Willard
Hotel. 8
Bridge will be played by those
preferring cards, with prizes for
each table. Other games will be
featured, with prizes also for win
ners. A food bar will be in charge
Of Miss Mary Agnes Sweeney, which
will provide opportunity for guests
to purchase delicacies for imme- Z
date needs as well as for Sunday
dinner. Miss Eileen Fisher is in
charge of arrangements and mem-'
bers of the club will head the vari-l
Gus subcommittee. Miss Gene,
We've Sweeney, grand regent, will
preside.
Evening star., 1945-10-25

The marriage of Miss Erna Mar.
jorie Embrey, daughter of Mrs. Erna
Embrey Garner of this city, and Mr.
Richard Previti, U. S. N. r., son oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Previti of thi.
city and Philadelphia, took place
last evening in the chapel of the
Naval Research Laboratory. The
Rev. Barry B. Simpson officiateo
at $3.50 o'clock following an organ
recital by Mr.. Everett w. Leonard
Entering on the arm of her cousin
Mr.. William c. Penske, the bride wore
gown of white slipper satin ano
a fingertip veil held by a Juliet car
of seed pearls. She carried white
Bible with gardenias on its cover.
The matron of honor, Mrs. Richard
st. Clair Green, and the maid oi
honor, Miss Shirley Tatelman, wore
gowns of taffeta and net in yellow
and pink and carried red roses. The
bridesmaids, the Misses Margaret
Bailey and Betty Hammer, wore
blue taffeta gowns and carried yell
low roses. All wore Juliet caps Of
net matching their gowns.
Mr.. Previti was best man for his
son and Mr.. Herbert Willis Penske
Mr.. Richard Silva, Mr.. Leslie Perry
and Mr.. Richard Wilson Brown were
the ushers.
A reception in the home of the
brides parents followed the cere-
mony and the couple left later fol
an extended trip through New York
and Canada. For travelling the
bride wore brown wool crepe dress
with brown accessories
Evening star., 1945-10-25
In the Ne1Vs

Representative and Mrs. Ralph
H. Daughtonr r>have as their guest
Mrs. Frank Killum of Norfolk. Mrs.
John H Carter, also of Norfolk, will
arrive today to be the guest of
Representative and Mrs. Daughton
over the week end.
The Counselor of the Turkish
Embassy, Mr.. Orhan H. Erol, and
the Second Secretary, Mr.. Zubeyir
Aker. have left to return to Tur-
key after an extended tour of duty
in the Capital. The newly-ap-
pointed Counselor of the Embassy,
Mr. A. Mennan Tebelen, has ar
rived to take up his duties. He,
like the others, is bachelor.
DR.. Esther Strong, dean of wom-
en- at American University, will be
honor guest at a membership tea
of the University Guild of Women
tomorrow from 8 to 5 o'clock. The
party will be held in the home of
the newly-elected president, Mrs
William T. Torrey, at 3045 Daven-
port street. Officers of the guild
will be in the receiving line.
Mrs. Joseph r. Groves, with her
small son, is visiting her parents,
Maj. and Mrs. Henry P Ames, in
Arlington. The former Miss Ann
c. AmeS was married to Col. Groves
in December, 1941, in Honolulu. Her
husband has just been awarded the
Bronze Star for meritorious service.
Mrs. Hare Lippincott has come
from her home in Santa Fe, and is
staying at Hotel 2400 for part of
the autumn season. Mrs. Lippin-
colt made her home in Washington
for some years and was one of its
very popular hostesses.
The Rev. DR.. George Kern, who
was engaged in educational and
missionary work in India for six
years, has been visiting in Wash
ington, his former home, during the
week. Since his return to America
in the early summer, DR.. Kern has
been with friends and relatives in
Mountain Lake Park, Md, and West
Virginia.
Mrs. Alfred L. Talbot, who resided
in Richmond during the past few
years, has returned to Washington
and is living at $40 Allan road, in
WeStgate
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Home T00,n' Movie
At Club Luncheon

A moving picture entitled Home
Town, U. S. A." illustrating adVan-
tages offered the returning veteran
in a typical American small town
was presented before members and
guests of the Woman's Advertising
Club following luncheon yesterday
at the Lee Sheraton Hotel.
The picture, an RKO production
was introduced by Graham Patterson
and Sidney jenkins, editor and
assistant editor of Pathfinder Maya
zine for the purpose of showing
veterans their chances of building
a home, and making friends while
securing pleasant and remunerative
employment in one of the Nation S
smaller towns.
The picture was made in Medina,
Ohio, and the townspeople were the
characters in the play, acting their
parts in every day life
A number of officers and men from
Walter Reed Hospital attended the
affair at which Ruth Crane, pres
ident, presided
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Kappa Beta P
To Hold Initiation

Omicron Chapter of Kappa Beta
Pi, international legal sorority, will
hold its formal initiation and BAN
quet at the Statler Hotel at 6.45 pm
Saturday.
Members to be initiated are Mrs
Inez Grier, Miss Marie Rartery, Miss
Aida Casanas and Mrs. Ellen Lee
Park
Patrons of the sorority expected
to be present are Associate Justice
of the United States Supreme Court
and Mrs. Wiley D. Rutledge, Asso-
ciate Justice of the Court of Appeals
and Mrs. Justin Miller, Chief Judge
of the District Municipal Court and
Mrs, George P. Barse, DR.. and Mrs
Charles Pergier and Mr.. and Mrs.
Godfrey Munter.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Miss Haley We'd
To Mr.. Orenl

Miss Martha Ernestine Haley
daughter of Mrs. Lucie w. Haley o.
Richmond and the late Rev. Jane.
H. Haley, became the bride yester.
day of Mr.. Charles Reace Orem. jr.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Orem of New
Albany, Ind. The Rev. Carl w
Haley, brother of the bride, officiatec
at the ceremony at $3.50 o'clock, anc
Mrs. Elmer Wiseman played tht
nuptial music. A reception in tn,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hixson
cousins of the bride, followed the
ceremony.
Mr.. Gale B. Haley escorted hi.
sister to the altar, where she wa.
met by the bridegroom and his beSt
man, Col. T. Ovid Newell. She wore
white crepe gown and white
sequin headdress and carried &
prayer book ornamented with 6
white orchid.
Mrs. Robert L. Bunger of Rich.
mond was matron of honor for hel
sister, wearing a burgundy velve
gown and headdress and carrying
bronze pompons. Mr.. Barnette K
Haley and Mr. Robert l.. Bungel
were the ushers.
The bride is a graduate of Emory
and Henry College and has beer
with the Claims Division of the Gen.
eral Accounting Office in Washing.
ton for II years. Mr.. Orem was q
major in the Finance Corps of the
9th Air Force and served overseas
for % months. He and his bride
will reside in Utica, N. Y.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Eleanor Roosevelt
Club H0n0red for
Community Work

The Eleanor Roosevelt, Nav,
Wives of America, Club 81, has beer
awarded the annual trophy for com
munity service donated each year b,
the Army Navy YMCA to the Nav,
Wives Club, judged winner in point
OF service to its individual com
munity.
The award was made at the New
York office after viewing reports o
the rs clubs in the Nation.
Services rendered by the clubs in
clude hospital or sick calls, layette!
/ for naval relief, home nursing, edu
cational programs, scouting work
War Bond drives and other such
projects.
The Eleanor Roosevelt Club wa
awarded the honor for its contribu
tions of game chests for naval yes.
/ sells, donations to Girl Scou
Brownies, donations to service hos
pitfalls for recreational therapy and {
variety of other contributions.
Those attending the presentation
ceremonies this week included Chap
lain Berry B. Simpson, chaplain a
the Naval Research Laboratory, ane
Chaplain H. j. DAILY, a former pris.
oner of the Japanese in Formosa.
The Eleanor Roosevelt Club il
proud of another recent honor. Ths
uniform designed by one of its mem.
bers, Olive MacDougall, was adopted
for use by all the Navy Wives Club!
at the eighth national convention
of the clubs held recently in Cincin.
natl.
The Eleanor Roosevelt and othel
Navy Wives Clubs of the city vii
place wreath on the statue of Johr
Paul Jones during Navy Day cere.
monies Saturday.
Mrs. Oscar Norgorden is presiden
of the Eleanor Roosevelt Club.
Evening star., 1945-10-25

League to Sponsor
fStarVatiOn' Lunch

A starvation luncheon" of thir
soup, black bread and coffee, an en-
tire days ration in Greece, will be
served at l pm, Saturday at the
Friends Meeting House, 2l11 Florida
avenue NV, under the sponsorship
of the District branch of the Won.
ems International League.
The luncheon, which is being
served to raise funds for the distri-
button of food and seeds to Greece
consists of a typical 900 calorie
menu, about one e-fourth of the aver
age Americans daily consumption.
At the luncheon, Miss Dorothy
Deter, national executive secretary
of the WILL, will discuss the subject
Feeding Europe" The speaker
who spent four years after World
War I with the Quaker feeding pro-
grams in Russia and Austria, was
instrumental in promoting the re,
cent congressional hearings relating
to opening Europe to food ship
mentS.
Mrs. Lima Enconomou- -Gouras
wife of the Greek counselor to this
country, will also be present to an
swer questions regarding the i'm
mediate needs of her country. The
Counselor's wife, who has just re-
Gently returned from her native
land, was present in Greece all
through the war and and the Ger
man occupation, and lived some OF
the time in rural areas.
The luncheon, arranged by Mrs
Richard F. Stevens, and Mrs. Ger
aid P. Morgan, program chairman
inaugurates a series of public lee
lures and luncheons by which the
District branch of the WILL is
planning to raise money for the seed
distribution.
Seed packets bought with funds
will be distributed in Greece through
the American Friends Service Com
mittee, according to Mrs. Lloyd Sig
nell, WILL District president.
Luncheon reservations for a
Bowl" may be made by calling
Metropolitan 1907.
Evening star., 1945-10-25
Gill Addresses
.S0rOtiniSf Club

The labor situation and many
of the problems facing industry
and capital were discussed by Lewis
M. Gill, public member of the War
Labor Board, at a luncheon meet
ing Of the Soroptimist Club yes
terday at the Willard Hotel. A
question and answer period fol-
lowed.
Announcement Of the clubs par
ticipation in the Victory Loan cam
paign was made by Ethel Fistere
chairman of the committee in
charge Of the drive. who stated
that although the clubs goal was
set at 100000, she expected her