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Church Neuus

Your Mutual
Minute of Draper
Inspired by the late Presidents sug.
gestiOn to pray for an early Victory,
made at the time OF the Pearl
Harbor tragedy. This prayer is
that OF
Rev. LOUIS S. HAUBER
Chaplain, ST, Mary College
Xavier, Kansas
Eet Us prap:
o Cob! Ubou ubO has tuarneO US ibAt
unless TIE LOrn bulb the bouse. tbep
labor in balm that buiIo Il. aHo unless
The Ior0 kttp the citp. be tpatrbes
in tain that kesps 1t. GHIigbten. he
besefrb Ubes. the rulers Of nations
from on bigb tbat tbep map gibe to
the norIn a peace fuunoen aHn basen
upon the Interchangeable principles of
Tbp eternal laiu. eAbo Iibest an6
Request one Dob. tuorlo tpilbout eno.
| amen.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-06-07

and SOO Navy serving outside the
of the United States Marine buglers called field
and first class music" must different
fire. night riding
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INCIDENTAL INTELLIGENCE

More than 100 military chapels
have been built on Guam since
that island was liberated from
the Japs i. The oldest univers-
ity under the American flag is
the University of Santo Tomas in
Manila and was founded in 1911
Approximately 1,50O Waves
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Ed. Note: Following this issue,
the Scouting column will be dis
continued for the Summer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
WeIders Of Empire ond the Worlds Most Famous
Fighters. They Are to Be Disbonded Because
Their Ancient Enemies connot Withstand +he
Weapons Of Modern Warfare

World War H. its enrolment 25OCO
ana Just twice Its size at the outbreak of World War YET
than those of other French
- Soon after its formation the Foreign Legion sent to
pirates cruel than Legionnare who
~ o
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

From the ScOTched Sands Of the
a Sahara fO the ley Fjords Of Mar
Yrik, From Mexico tO China, the
Legion - Whieh Most French
men NereT Sarc-Eorned the I'm
mortality on Which IL already
Is Embarked.
|he dispossessed. Men overlook the
fact that the Legion calls not only
he fugitive, the unemployed and the
Fown-and-outer but attracted men like
Prince Aage of Denmark, cousin of
he present king and great.grandSon
pr the French King Louis Philippe
|Nho founded the Legion on March 9,
F83l. And the slim. sleek Ally Khan,
heir TO the fabulous Moslem poten.
|ate, the Aga Khan. who served
With the Legion in Syria after the
French collapse in 1870 And the
ate King Peter of Serbia who was
member OF the Legion in the
t'ranco-PruSslan War.
Nor has the world ever under
stood that the ranks of the Legion,
since its very foundation, have been
ed by men of many nations fleeing
heir homeland because o great
schismy revolution. The
history of the l. on is thC history
If Europe'S q intent.
True. the l. ion has always been
'ecruited fro! ieSHer. ncn. But
nen can be filed With desperation
or many reasons other than a ca
'eer OF crime. And few If any
found sanctuary there.
\ recruit was asked few questions.
But his fingerprints were recorded.
A ND before fingerprints simpli.
fled crime detection, recruits ar.
living at Sidi-bel.A bbes, the Legion's
lome station In the African desert
10 miles south OF the great Algerian
" of Oran. were carefully scru-
lid by detectives. The Legion
ould and would shelter a recruit
or lesser crimes during the period
4 his enlistment, but for murder,
turned over to civil autl
The Foreign Legion since its organ
as always been an amazingly small
or the weight of its great military
nd glory. At its peak at the begin
rHR AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

She can never forget II. Nor will the world
AS long as there are men Of imagination, the Le-
gion will live In book and story. The Legion has
earned the immortality on which 1t already is so
gloriousy embarked
Evening star., 1945-06-24
HOUSES FURNISHED.

$3.50 18th ST. SOUTH, Arlington-2-bed-
room Cape Cod bungalow, well furnished.
dishwasher: large yard; utilities included
Slsg for period. July 13 to Aug. 81. Gil.
VICINITY OF WALTER REED 6-room
and bath. furnished. with basement ga
rage 1-year s;rs Rax Lease 5equiged sl26 per
BEAUTIFULLY detached o. home; exclusively
built-in gaarge. large shade trees and
a51SIeeS snUS6oN Ee55 g. so5 $685. st. AsStS NV. NA
Will RENT attractiys 7-room completely
month, June Is to July =, to responsible
persons; $14o. 1926 Morrison st. NV
cHEvY CHI 22o CHASE, D. c.-Available July Is
6-room house. Owner wishes to retain ]
room: $3.50. No children or pets. Bo,
AaRLiSSIoN. 5los N. carlyn Spring I'd
3-bedroom house. ] bedroom reserved bs
owner. S100 month. Please phone GIL
BEDROOMS. living room, dining room
kitchen. $3.50 per mo, for July and August
Ri 0HI ncaase aois IS asi sfs g.
1faas HSusR os seDG9fe isss foxha rd
WILL SHARE my home with married cou.
pie or girls; can have use of house
can be seen sunday from IL to 3 pm
| WELL-F URNISHED S-room house in Chevy
! Chase. available until october /; with
! father and high school daughter: on care.
| share basis to family consisting only o.
man and wife; preferably early middl,
age; wife must be good housekeeper; give
! details. address and phone; references re-
| quired. Box 36-Y, Star
| NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE and bus,
bedrooms, baths, maids room and bath
porches, cool shaded one-half acre; july
Tuesday: $3.50 per month. Box 117-J, Star
JULY 5-SEPT. Is, Belle Haven. Alex; :
b:rs., nursery, 21a baths, exceptionally large
washer: S275 mo. Temple 2942.
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-$150. Reply, stat
ing number persons in family and lengtt
3-BEDROOM HOUSE in Arlington for leas,
! from, july 1st to Nov. 18th; total. $500
payable In advance. Box 4s2-E, Star. "a
Evening star., 1945-06-24
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

FuRS. RMS. $50; 3 rms, s47.5O; a m. i.
1st n, pvt. ent., retg.; ! fare; WORKING
couples. Ills F st. ne. HI 0449-M
BETHESDA-3a blks. to Wis ave anc
bus, "a mi. Medical Center. furnished
3rd f., 1926 it. , large dormers bricE
home, rock wool ceiling, hrw. fl, tilec
showed bath. KIT. sink, gas stove. oil heat
Simmons studio couch, ice refgr. some
dishes and pans; to settled employed lady
or man; no children or pets; S25 mo. P. O.
Box 1898, Bethesda.
QUIET, for . adults. > large pleasant
rms, kitchen, sunny pvt bath partially
turn. or unfurn.: S47; ref req: 4 doors
from bus line on Annapolis hwy. 4Ou4
4Sth st, Bladensburg, Md
COOL, two large furnished rooms. private
bath, Maryland estate, 10 mi. out River
I'd. breakfast, Sunday meals: Bendix; :!
adults. 1t. GRAVES, Gaithersburg 22-F-11
Arm, BATH, KITCHEN APT; lights
heat; $50 mo-; no children. 1928 Diamond
aye aoi q SaisheFsbqEg, San Nd; Phone l64-M.
road; furnished apt. living room. DINING
room bedroom, kitchen and private bath:
lst f.; heat, light and gas furnished;
flowers, fruit trees and garden plot: rental
S45 per month. j. H. GREENE REALTY
CO. Us. Fla. ave. NV. NO GAG
Evening star., 1945-06-24
APTs. FURNISHED (Cont } .

1541 BRENTWOOD RID. N.E.-Convenient
transportation. 2-bedroom duplex i bed
room room rented. July ] to September 15
HHLCREsT AKEA-Completely furnished
one-room, private bath apartment, kitchen
PRIVILEGES optional: convenient Boiling
Field, Anacostia; $50 month. 1906 Fort
BACHELOR APT. share with opA ofacial;
modern, housekeeping privileges: S35 per
mo; 1881 25th st. Sc. FIR. 7700, Ext
1So1 KILBoURNE PL. NV. at Mt Pleas
ant carline-Room and inclosed porch.
Ink, near bath and refrigerator: S37 so
To see this and other rooms elsewhere by
appointment, agent, MI. 729s or Ii. $500.
24s
CoLORED-I335 18th ST. NV, one room
kitchenette, semiprvate bath. to share
with another congenial girl; S25 mo. MI
S0S1.
CoLoRED-IaO9 MORSE ST. N.E.-Fur-
nished rms. kitchen, porch; 2 couples
CoLoRED~Will share my nicely furnished
apt with or 3 refined. intel. girls ST. so
each; home priVil. 5l3 2nd st. NV. ME-
CoLORED-GIRL to share apt. with serv-
icemans wife. all privileges, S35 40G
Eastern ave. ne, Apt D. Call after 4
pm: Sunday. all day, Ii O532
COL0RED-TWO COLORED girls to share
apt. with another girl; S25 mo. each 1911
llth st. NV, Apt. 3. 25*
Evening star., 1945-06-24
HOUSES FURNISHED tcon,. /,

EXCHANGE, eM-room furnished colonial
hHuse, no. nd on neat suburban Boston dssiFa far
call RE- 500. Ext. 5loS. or Ext. S44s5s.
ss'i ssie SaG 81 aaa 81 ( sNw-,u,y Loot. l. COM
pietely furn. tno iinens). 2 bedrooms and
garase, 2 Iporches; no children. no pets;
HUsBAHb RhiS AND" OVERSEAS. will share 5-room
bungalow with refined GENTLE lady; price.
iS7 Gs sH gsas xii sxs va SUM-
Sx1sS AP g. a5ss 5siy only sf7S eaii MRS,
with naval othcer from July IS to Sept.
s s e. sboC cE per ma %0n'R W. 81 Sis East "ood0ne
cool, attractive detached home in NV. sec
Iooms and bss to noTch
looking large yard $3.50 a month. OR.
6T97. Box 246-R, Star.
JULY ] to September l5--silver Spring,
nished house. Siso month. Please phone
silHsy sHfvY fpEHRas pcHasE 2siI B. c. 1905 1nsomar st.
owner retains bedroom for occasional use;
sSanr t5om July sS Sn25 per .aSa linens
fTRNIsHE5, tGa III detached wo rooms, sag baths
$500: restricted area OF American Univer-
Sity PARK ,,6 Call Wo9dlsy 1925; a.. a.
LII WOOdSlut
brick. 1 bedrooms, fully furnished: siS5
Or THos. E. FARRELL CO. at Ma. 0765.
RENT rooms, bath, screened porch,
running water. furnished: season. AVALON
MARKET. shadyside. Md, West River
GEoRGETowN, 2soa N st.-unusuai fur
nished house until Sept. IS. $500 per
month; suitable only for bachelor or
couple. Telephone MRS EMERY SMITH,
DU. 300 Monday.
5-ROOM furn. house; July and Aug: 500
per mo-; must be seen today. Call WA.
262s after pm Sat; or Sun. am; "a
small cool home; furnishings and utilities;
$3.50 mo-; couple with small child. Write
or phone MRS. TEMPLE, Gibson Island,
Md.
9I8 ST. N.W.-Will lease to responsible
party completely furn. house of 15 rms
and baths in perfect cond suitable for
roomng house or organiZation; S225
monthly. JESS FISHER 81 CO., 913 New
York ave, RE. 5000.
9O2O FIRST AVE, Silver Spring, Md
Lady will share attractive bungalow with
: girls or man and wife; S75 per mo.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
APARTMENTS UhEuRhIsHED.

COOL, attractive apt, l u rms, kit and
$40, exchange for . or 8 bedrm. house OF
apt. or information producing same. NO
6647 or Box 18-J, Star.
2SI3 18th ST. NE rooms, kitchen and
bath, $3.50, exchange for rental OF
1907 ST. N.W.-3 rms, bath, heat fur
nished: S45. THos. P. BROWN, 615 4th
sseI 18th ST. N.w.-3 rms, kitchenette
and bath. $500 Weekdays, AID. 9674
Sunday ia. 520S.
2 LARGE ROOMS, kitchenette. elec. re-
frigerator 5513 43G ave, Hyattsville, Nd
EXCHANGE mocern 5-room apt. in St.
Louis, Mo- $50 monthly, against or l
bedroom apt, preferably in NV. section
During ONCE hours Adams $500, Ext. -;
II home, Adams 2351.
bath, all utilities furnished: $3.50 per
month. Key in corner store. ]. DALLAS
GRADY e. son, DI 1850
1898 NEW YORK AVE NV large rm.
and kitcheEette, Frigidare. sink, gas stove,
table; ST. Wk. Call at 6 pm. RE. 549S.
! OR BEDROOM modern apts.: private
either at $50 SO available July / only to
auto mechanic fender or body man, in
terested in general shop work. Takonla
Park. Md. good salary. TREADWEII L
AUTO & TRUCK SALES. S50l Piney
Branch Rd. Silver Spring, Md
CoLoRED, BROOM APT, private resi-
dence, share bath, $3.50; utilities in
cluded: available about July A. 1o1I
Monroe st. W. co. $500
Evening star., 1945-06-24
COOPERATIVE APrs, FOR SALE

VACANT, possession; fashionable intown
bldg; . bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm., sun
porch, kit, bath. See at once
Bargain, reduced for quick sale; S4 500
apt. for S3,70O: bedrm, liv. rm., kit,
bath. hall, Cavanaugh Courts, 1926 18th
st NV Inspect by appt. only EDMUND
j. FLYNN tauthority on cooperative plan
SINCE 1920, woodward Bldg. RE. 13lS-
Evening star., 1945-06-24

EXCHANGE 3-bedrm. house. suburb
Queens. N Y, for house. Bethesda or
Silver Spring. Ewes, WI. 7ll9.
WILL EXCHANGE attractive 2-bedroom
suburban upturn. bungalow in East River
dale, Md. for small duplex apt. in deSir-
able NV. location References exchanged.
Box 4G6-E, Star pa
BEAUTIFUL 6-rm modern bungalow. ia
baths nice front and back yard, flowers
oil heat owner will lease /, 2 or 3 years
to reliable party rent. 500 per month;
no small children: vacant Aug. /. Phone
owner. Gil. $50. after pm.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

APARTMENT HOUSE. Upper Park Heights
section, Baltimore, Md. New and modern.
Masonary construction: corner lot; oil, hot
water heat; six apartments. four rooms
and bath each. Price S34 900 in fee Write
to P. o. Box 262. Baltimore. Md. or phone
fihertY hQAa
Evening star., 1945-06-24
HOUSES FOR SALE.

4th ST. NE, NEAR G-Three-story brick.
8 rms. b.; elec. .h.-w.h.; large yard tc
alley: owner oesupied: priced to sell. A. L
$rd 81. Ne. NEAR BsR9XNT-Five rms,
b.; .elec.. h.-w.h.: inc1osed porches. garage.
A. L. GRINDLEY. o36 d. Z. ave.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
APTs. FURN. AND uhFURh.

ATTIC APARTMENT. unfurnished, >
rooms. kitchenette share bath; heat, gas
and elec. furn. Suitable for , adults only.
SIS month. 22S 18th St sw., AT. 1919.
Ewes and holidays, TR. 34O7.
Evening star., 1945-06-24
HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

GEORGETOWN Restored 5-bedrool
house, furn., $3.50; unfurn. $3.50; year
rent in advance; poss. July l. NO. s57
Evening star., 1945-06-24

2sRssSn gSR 4o Sc SCI ekrAf2f hA lt2S BA
% od modem so detached e s White BRICK csnte
hail, Al condition, slate, roof. copper gut
tersS; air eond; Bryant gas furnace Pc Pc
places. owner must have 1 or 2 bedroom
apartment before selling, Shown by ,ap
SR NAvAI iafE MEDfcA1 ia f4 cESTEk Fl f. Bethes
da-Modern 2;bedroom, white frame bun
ress ssa'eq PRICE, s" erm
Kssi s; o%ss5ss5 Eststs; gao Wis. = ave- Bethesda:
shingle mouse, Z rooms, baths. Al con
dit,on;; ;;,G Gas heat Garage, Only $11,95Q 5G
sion. bungalow, good condition. 5 rms.
bath. inclosed sleeping porch. hot-wate
sa on Rs5Bs EoHR all irse eeda
st.. Takoma Park p c. GE. os57.
TiAKoMA PARK. MD:-1mmedia posses
porch, hot;water heat. shaded lot, con
sSSaS sig nss s:dar & 4siss
FOE PROMPT. efhcient sale of your prop
esY sE ls1se ,sdS sa1ss sts
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-14-room house,
b heat; it door has foyer: living Tm., i
bath; also large front porch. Also on Is
| H., apt. with 2 bedrms., living rm., dinin
rm. ,combin tion, bath. kitchen unit, PVT
front and back entrances. 2nd A., bed
rms. and bath, 1 open porch and l inclose
porch. 3rd A.: rms. and bath. 3.ca
gsraee and workshop in rear: Immediat
occupancy. Price. S19.500. Seen by ap
pointment Box 479-R. Star.
| SHEPHERD PARK-Choice corner of UP
per 18th. Modern center-hall brick,
$500 50. It: gas heat: owner leaving ' city II
eoHGREss eeaas Ease Il sMsemidesache NA oshs
brick; 5 rooms and bath. front porch, full
basement, gas heat, about 8 yrs old, com
pletely modern: convenient terms. Cal
WAPLE CO.. Exclusive Agents, DI 3346.
ABOUT 4 years old, semidetached brick
| nice condition, g rooms and BATH 1st
| floor lavatory, front porch. oil heat: 10
&C ted on Aspen st. near 4th. Price
sic, $50; substsntial cash payment. Exc
ALABAMA AVE. Sc; ss,e5o-petache
brick, 5 rms. and bath. .h.-w.h., insulated
storm windows; possession at settlement
! ADmHERT W. LEE, S211 p. ave. &c
II. 1000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Cost of PdVinQ
Nearly TripIed

Residents Of the newest sections
OF Detroit are learning 10 their
dlsmay that the cost Of street paw
ing has increased 10 double the
prcWar figure and may 60 even
higher
fr7zrc5d or paying SZ.50 10 $50
Tor q foot Of frontage. the price
during the 1882 period, rcSi-
dents along unpayed streets Will
be required 10 pay between 81
and 50 a foot next spring.
Robert r. Room. DPW paving
stated Saturday that >
miles approximately 100000
worth of new paving in Detroit
had heen- -petiuoncd for and that
this figure would probably reach
50 miles before work starts in
April
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
u. 5. Aide Urges
Preparedness

WASHINGTON, Dec. % UNS)
Col Alfred Mccormack. state
department intelligence chief. de-
clared tonight that the Pearl Har-
Dor inquiry emphasizes the need
of preparedness.
In a state department broad
cast over NBC, Mccormack ad-
vocated national intelligence au-
thority.
He said the Pearl Harbor in
quiry bears out the doctrine that
in intelligence work the thing
you must worry about is not so
much what you think an enemy
is going 10 do, but what he might
be capable of doing"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Murder Of 98 Airmen
On Wake Isle Told

KWAJALEIN, Marshall Is
lands. Dec. p (UPD - The mass
execution OF 9S civilian employees
Of Pan American Airways on
Wake Island Oct. 7, 1913 was
described by witnesses today at
the trial of two japanese naval
officers charged with response
bility for the war crime.
The Americans were shot after
they had been forced to work for
Japanese invaders of the island
for p months. the witnesses said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
First Crude Rubber Due

NEW YORK, Dec. % GNS)-
The first shipment of crude rub
her-Lz 96Q-taHSl- fEeH-the- Far ~
East since February, 1912, is due
in New York Monday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Trade Ties Urqed

SHANGHAI. Dec -I-p4-
Closer trade ties between Chna
and the Philippines were urged
today 6y Paul Y. McNutt, hlgh
t.ttrlfrfIeeirr1rr t-f-ffr- Rt1iInu-nD.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Homes for Vets
UptoCityJ Jan. I

The Homes for Heroes" project
inaugurated by The Detroit Times
and later turned over TO the State
office of Veterans Affairs, will be
y operated by the Detroit Housing
. ~Commission after Jan. /.
Until Jan, /, however. Il will
continue TO function in the base
ment of the Cadillac Square
Building.
Since its inception two weeks
ago, the program has found homes
for approximately $50 veterans.
The Times established the
project when il learned that the
much-needed job had not been
undertaken by any official
agency A week later, recognizing
the value OF the program. the
veterans asked TO take il over.
FILES RELINQUISHED
The Times, pleased that a gov
ernmental agency was taking up
w JSb h' lhnAt Nhl iitu ONtI llN
Homes for Heroes" files, listing
more than 500 houses, flats and
apartments that had been offered
10 veterans.
Changing the name TO Homes
for Veterans" the state opened
the Cadillac Square office, ex-
planning that Il was undertaking
the project on a temporary basis,
until such time as a local agency
was ready 10 take il over.
ALLEGATION OF S7,l53 for salaries
by the common council made II
possible Tor the housing commits
sion 10 assume ;he work
Details are 10 be settled al q
conference Wednesday between
Carl Blanchard, cl the veterans
administration. and Charles Edge
comb. director % the housing
commission
II has been decided however.
that the new offior viii bc in the
tenant relations section Of the
housing commission. at Wayne and
Fort.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

DulIu'HB WIZ continue 10 Ol1Iale
IT YOU have house, apart
ment, flat or furnished room
YOU are willing 90 rent o. "A
veteran, you may list II by
calling Homes FOR Veterans at
RA $500" he stated
please do not delay II YOU
have such place. for the need
j. desperate"
Veterans seeking homes should
call IN person a. tho Cadillac
Square office. where they viii be
told Of any vacancies existing in
the section OF town IN which they
wish 10 live
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
O2IASA14N

In lsU9 the Hearst Newspapers published Christmas plea
for World Peace which Andrew Carnegie forwarded to France,
England, Russia Germany, Japan and the United States
In lS2 the Hearst Newspapers called upon President Taft
for ratification of the Peace Treaties with France and England
III ly2l the Hearst Newspapers called upon Congress reject
Naval Disarmament a step toward weakness and war.
III lJ26 the Hearst Newspapers prophesed that the Kellogg
Peace Pact would prove just another scrap of paper the
nations of the world didn't achieve the will peace.
In ly36 the Hearst Newspapers urged the United States
make herself formidable beyond any foreign attack
In ly5y the Hearst Newspapers petoned President Roose.
ve to maintain peace in Europe reminding him that only
the Communists had anything to gain by war.
Iii lJiJ the Hearst Newspapers supported the Presidents de-
con to keep the secret of the Atomic Bomb pointing
that in hands this terrible weapon actually weapon
for peace and international Justice.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
OPERATE OLD OFFICE

:, For The remainder Of the year.
blanchard pointed out. the present
office IN the Cadillac Square
BulldlnP VIII continue 10 nnrrain-
Evening star., 1945-10-28

entertained at tea Friday In compli-
ment to her sister -in-law, Miss
Anne Mudd, Of Bryantown, whose
engagement to Mr.. George w. Glib
son Of New York has been an
nounced.
Mrs. O. p. Webster and Mrs.
Francis Beaven, accompanied by
Mrs. Preston Lore, all Of Solomons
Island, who spent the past week in
Annapolis, have returned to their
respective homes.
Mrs. e. j. Sellers of Lusby is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mitchell
Gore, in Bristol, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crane OF
Lusby Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer Crane In Hartford, Conn.
Miss Laura Crane Of Washington
Is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Rob-
ert Loker.
Evening star., 1945-10-28
TO ATTEND GALA CONCERT.

resides. Later the family returned
to Kenwood where an informal re-
ception was held.
Ensign and Mrs. Dame have left
for Dallas, where the former will be
in flight training. The bride is a
graduate of Duke University and
has been very active in the OAR
Her husband was graduated from
the Naval Academy in the class of
IQdd
Evening star., 1945-10-28
Southern MARYLAND

Mrs. Peabody, wife OF Brig. Gen.
Hume Peabody, AAF, who spent the
summer and fall with her husband
at Maxwell Field, Ala, has returned
to Three Point Landing, where she
win be joined Tuesday by Gen. Pea
body, who is being retired from ac-
tive service.
Mrs. Mary H. Hancpck Of. Wash
ington is spending two months with
Mrs. Maude 8. Gardiner at Chap
tico.
Mrs. r. Bernard Gwynn has re-
turned to La Plata after spending
the past month with her daughters
Mrs. Eugene Benbow and Mrs. King
Milner, In Washington.
Mrs. r. De Sales Mudd of La Plats
Evening star., 1945-10-28
Miss BORNE Bride
OF Ensign Dame

Mrs. Ezra Olin Keller of Kenwood
announces the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Henrietta Bovine to
Ensign Allen M. Dame, U. s. N, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Dame of Wash
ington.
The wedding was to have taken
place at the Chapel of the United
States Naval Academy but due to
the sudden illness of the bride S
grandfather, Mr.. w. F. Strouse, the
ceremony took place Sunday in the
Lutheran Church in Miodletown,
Md, near the summer home of the
brides mother where Mr.. Strouse
Evening star., 1945-06-24

with me. He has been vague. His letters
What do you say, Else?" the husky,
rumbling voice of Cliffs father broke in. DO
you think Cliffl want to settle down and
60 into business with me?"
1t was kindly question, meant to draw
her into the family circle, but the girl felt
feverish with embarrassment
Il don't know. Mr.. Ransom" she said. Il
guess that's something Cliff will have to
decide for himself"
HE women of Cliffs family dismissed her
with quick mods. Mrs. Ransom, nervous and
doting mother given to fanciful ambitions for
Cliff, said: Il know what he really wants to
do And it doesn't include wanting to bury
himself in this little slow-poke town.
Cliff should finish college," Sis said.
II bet he'll think that's way too tame"
Evening star., 1945-06-24
by Frederick Hazlitt Brennan

His mother said. well my goodness, Ollie.
no one is going to do that Give us credit for
some sense"
Grandma Magruder said, "I'm going to ask
him about England - how they felt when
they heard the Germans were surrendering
That's harmless enough"
Sis said, ''Of course it is. Dad and Nom
act like Cliff was psycho-neurotic or some
thing. Absolutely all that's the matter with
him is a banged-up knee"
Elise said nothing.
Now they're going to argue all that again.
she thought. They've forgotten me; don't
count. Cliffs dad only asked me over here out
of politeness They think Cliff has found
another girl. Maybe he has, What right have
to assume that Cliff will look twice at me?
After all the places he's been and all the girls
he's seen. Cliff never did say he was in love