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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-18
ON BRIDGE
Bv Chic Young

penalty went out the window.
This gave East a chance to
make his contract. plus two extra
tricks But did hc2 He did not. He
followed that With the diamond 4
and X and the club Q, X and A.
while South speWed 1earts and
spades twice each An that East
had 10 do now was play the dunn
mys spade y and 10 South then
could have scored his spade X
and heart A. but his compulsory
heart return would have put East
in to run his small spades to score
two extra tricks
But East didn't do that After
scoring his minor suit tops. he led
the diamond 9 from the dummy
ana North was in with the 10 He
also scored the Q South discard
ing his last two spades OF those
tricks North then shifted to his
heart 9 and the Q was trapped.
so that South finished up by run
ming heart tricks.
Talk about the AlphOnso-Gaston
act East certainly ~rcturnet
N0rth'S favor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-18

I Embarrassed by Miss Rourke's
profuse gratitude, Gail turned to
old Mrs. Spartalini. Now, there
was a woman for you! A fierce.
proud old matriarch, who ruled her
outsized family with an iron hand.
Flows it going?" Gail asked
warmly.
Two shrewd old eyes regarded
her approvingly. doctor, my
daughter Maria, she ask when | 80
home?'
walking out on me, are you?"
"Ncvcr." A gnarled old hand
moved slowly across the covers to
touch Calls smooth, competent
fingers. always l remember you.
What you do for me, for my family.
How can we pay you, d~octor?"
Calls eyes twinkled. Just think
of me the next time Maria makes a
batch of pizza. l have a friend who's
crazy about it," A reminiscent
smile curved her attractive mouth.
1t was funny, really. Burke Gentry,
who was such a conservative young
man, with only a suspicious toler-
ance for foreign ways, was crazy
about pizza and red wine.
Burke. l must call him this very
minute! Hastily she finished her
rounds. But her dash to the public
telephone booth was interrupted by
Amos Niles, the superintendent of
the hospital.
Mr. Niles was standing near the
wall plaque concentrating the
World War I dead. He was a short,
plump man, given to blue serge
suits and somber ties. From his
bald head to his stubby feet, he was
made up Of a series Of ellipses. The
staff called him the Sugarcoated
Legrcc, and there was nothing af-
fectionate about the term. "Oh,
Doctor Benton" he called after her.
you are just the person | want..'
She was in for it. Mr.. Niles never
sought her, except to ask a favor.
Nine months after Pearl Harhor
saw the staff of the Thayer hospital
badly depleted. More than half Of
Beauchamp's physicians had been
called to service, among them DR..
Cassius McCormick's assistant. Gail
was often asked to do more than her
share, and she did it gladly. But
Mr.. Niles seemed always to Waylay
her at i~nopportune times.
aDoctor RnotOp uo orn cbor+ ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-18
RIVAL TO MY HEART %%2E~:
2SU16O KING FEATURES SYNDICATE. me-

Ing into Lannock Drive. As she
opened the door of her small white
stucco house, she saw that the wait
ing room was filled.
Katie, her housekeeper and ty-
rannlcal master, moved to her. a
bulk Of a woman with frizzed red
hair and a heavy face the color of
putty. Had yer lunch yet, Doctor?.'
she demanded.
NO. Any calls?"
"a couple. | wrote EN- down. Doc
tor, I'll fix you a sandwich an a
cupa coffee"
well, make it just coffee. I've
got to be back at the hospital at
four-thirty."
"iou en- eat while yer first pa
tents UNDRESSING Katie said i'm
~placably.
The food and hot drink revived
Gail. Katie was really a godsend at
times. The afternoon passed swift
ly. She treated a woman for a chest
cold, a child who was suffering from
an allergy, an old man troubled by
the ~exigencies of senility. 1t was al
most five O'Clock when she returned
to the Thayer Hospital.
The elevator let her off at the
Women's Surgical. She hurried
down the corridor. The smell of TO-
doform, faint yet deeply penetrat-
ing like some poison gas, hung in
the air. Here, more than anywhere
else, except Emergency, there was
a sense of imminent battle with
death.
A nurses aide proud of her crisp
blue and white Uniform, passed by,
holding a hot water bottle as if it
were a cocktail shaker. She was fol
lowed by a second nurse, a short,
thin, red-headed girl whose starched
white skirt set off an unfortunately
thick pair of legs. Lily Lanahan
was n of the best nurses on pri-
vate duty. And, incidentally, the
only n who openly resented Gail,
Good afternoon, Miss Lanahan.'
Gail ignored the hostile expression
on the girls face. do you miss
Lucienne Thayer now that she has
gone home?"
IL miss her very much" Lily Ian
ahan said politely. But obviously
she didn't mean it. her face tight
ened r~ebelliously. Why, she looks as
if she hates Lucienne, Gail thought.
Miss Lanahan went on, and Gail
turned into the ward. "How are my
old ladies behaving7" she asked the
pretty nurse at the desk.
Nicely" the nurse answered,
following Gail down the aisle be-
tween beds. Though in a hurry, Gail
stopped to talk with Mrs. Michael
Sol in Bed Three. Intense aggrava-
ton over a wild. irresponsible son
had given Mrs. Michaelson a case of
gastric ulcers,
"Your worries are over now
Gail assured her. "Uncle Sam will
take care OF him. And do a good job,
too"
She moved on to Miss Rourke,
the spry, witty spinster whose ema-
ciated body had been distorted by
an enormous tumor. you'll need a
good long rest before you go back
to the library" she said. you're
scheduled for a month in the coun-
try"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-18
SYNOPSIS

Reauchamp's leading family, the
Howard Thayers, are to entertain
Towards m~iddle-aged sister, Rey-
ma. author and world traveller,
whom the war forced home after
being thirty years abroad. Lu-
cienne, Towards attractive young
daughter by a previous marriage,
admires Aunt Regina almost as
much as she does her cousin, young
Gail Benton, the only woman doc
tor in ~Beauchamp. Reyna learned
from Agnes, Towards domineer-
ing wife, and Lucienne, that Calls
parents had died when Gail was
seventeen, and that Howard had
financed her medical education.
But as soon as she finished, she
paid Dad back" Lucienne added.
Now Gail is on the staff of the
Thayer Hospital, md it was ru-
mored that when Dr.. Cassius Nc
Cormick, chief Of staff, picked his
new assistant, it would be either
Gail or DR.. Ralph Kramer. At the
hospital, Gail takes time out from
her busy routine to voice doubts to
austere DR.. Mccormick concern
ing his diagnosis Of the case of a
Mr.. gayle, an obscure clinic pa
tient.
CHAPTER FOUR
doctor Mccormick" Gail said
boldly, I'D like to do an encephalo-
graph" She waited faulty for the
explosion. DR.. Ralph Kramer had
made the original diagnosis of neu-
roses and DR.. Mccormick himself
had verified it. Did she. DR.. McCor-
mick's thunderous look demanded,
question his decision?
Il should suggest" he said Jelly,
shat you restrain your magma
ton"
Doctor Mccormick, I'm not a
scared medical student coming to
you with an idea" she said angrily.
"This man has definite symptoms.
Bad headaches. He's complained to
me of an odd burning sensation on
his tongue. talked to his wife this
morning. and she told me he has
spells of forgetfulness.' Her vivid
blue eyes flashed. Il hope you don't
object to an encephalograph?'
DR.. McCormick's face was as
bleak as a winter dawn. 1T is a pity
the stubbornness in your nature
cannot be channellzed to better
use"
THAT isn't fair"
"Good afternoon, Call
She left the room, trembling with
anger. She realized that she had
been impulsive, that she'd talked too
much. Just at the time when every
young doctor at the hospital was
scraping to Dr.. Mccormick, aware
of the fact that h. would soon choose
a new assistant, she'd antagonized
him. And he was not one to admire
courage or boldncss in others. He
would never forgive her if she went
ahead with the encephalograph.
Nevertheless, she went to the
house phone and issued an order for
It.
Then, picking up her small black
bag. she ~cnt out to her blue coupe
which was parked at the corner. She
drove toward the River Basin. turn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-18
WASHINGTON Repent
New White House FomHy
likeobIe and Very Popular
President Truman First
To Admit Own Mistakes
BY HELEN EssARY
Central Press CoIumnist

. WAsH1NGTON-Wha arc the Humans like? Really like. Net
pretty sentences now WHAT KIND OF folks arc they: ARE thy
your kind and my kind?
These are the questions I've asked a dozen people since the
sciousness. To my questions wherever directed I've had almost
identical answers.
The Trunnans ire made Of yald-Wide, Atwood stuff. They are
100 per cent American. You can count on the TIurnans. AS a family
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-18

tTGVy VUIlIc a01VS5, 1fd11y' 1Vo 'F' "S''FV
Margaret.
Strangely the first time l saw MI. and Mrs.
Truman l almost overlooked them altogether.
who are those people over there on the gold
sofa" I asked at one of Mrs. Evelyn Walsh
McLean's dinners, as Washingtonian always ask
when new faces come within their vision.
why, that's the head of the Truman COM
mittee and his wife. Want to meet them?
Certainly. I wanted to meet them. ! found the
Humans agreeable and conservative, and almost
forgot about them until the Democratic conVen-
ton at Chicago last july.
Then everybody began asking about Harry
Truman Tho uncertain health of President
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-04-18
Vile Preservers

II YOU have clcal Glass doors IN your
kitchen cabinet and don't care for them,
they can bv made very attractive 10y using
floral dccals and then painting with a
suitable color on the INSIDE Of the glass
over the backs Of the decals
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-07

ST. LOUIS Byron Nelson and Jug McSpaden defeated Sammy Snead and Jimmy Thomson, and |, in an 1S-hole four-ball charity golf match.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-07
IN SklD;ENDU
 IN 4TH SPOT
tBy Associated Pressl

The Oakland Acorns took over second place in the Pacific Coast League this weekend, dropping the Seattle Rainiers to fourth as the
 unswerving Portland d Beavers stretched their league lead to five full games.
 The San Diego Padres continued unshaken in third place to round out the first division.
 Hard hitting and tight pitching gave the Acorns three straight over Seattle Saturday and Sunday, Az, l2-2 and 5-1, while the Beavers slapped down the last-place Holly wood Stars the same number of times by scores of lo-4, 7-6 and l0-0.
 At Hollywood the Beavers, clean ing up their series six games to one, Sunday had four-hit pitching from Jack Tising in the 10-0 night cap after Roy Helser had chalkea up his fourth straight in winning the opener, 7-6.
 The Padres split pair of H. inning contests with Los Angeles Saturday and Sunday, winning the first 5-4, while the Angels took the equally-close Sunday opener, 2.l. Tn the Sunday nightcap, Johnny Kreevich hit two-run single in the seventh to, give the 6ah Diegans another 5-4 victory.
 Fifth-place Sacramento dropped its Saturdays game 5-8 to seventh place San Francisco, and then swept the Sunday double -header, i5-7 and ll-1, principally through the stick work of Roy Younker, who drove in nine runs in the two games.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-07
SPORT SHORTS
tBy Associated Press)


 JERSEY CITY Penn State Col lege won the National AAU Gym nastic Championship with total of COZ points in the annual competi- ton.
 SEQUALS, Italy Primo Car nera, former heavyweight champ ion, was found living comfortably in a 12-room stone house with his wife and two children
 MIAMI BEACH-Commander Jack Dempsey of the Coast Guard return ed from the Okinawa invasion full of praise for American fighting men.
 ST. LOUIS Byron Nelson and Jug McSpaden defeated Sammy Snead and Jimmy Thomson. and l, in an 1S-hole four-ball charity golf match
 EIlAJOh I N f1lliC tOJO4Lt LoTl Newark lightweight, started his ring comeback by outpointing Mario Col on, 132, Puerto Rico, in an eight round bout.
 AGUA CALIENTE, Mexico-Bric A Brac staged surprise by beating favored Jury Box by three lengths and set track record of 2:02 2l5 for the mile and one-quarter, in win ming the $2o, ,o00-added Tijuana ham, dicap.
 SCOTTSBLUFF, Neb.-- Legion naires here believe they have the cnly married man on Legion Junior baseball team. He is IT, year old Eldon Brown, farm boy and shortstop who was married last Christmas at Is.
 LAKELAND, Fla. -"Grand Slam mer" Bobby Jones has consented to play Earl Christiansen, Miami shot maker, in an 18-hole golf match here May Is, marking the opening of the Seventh War Loan Drive.
 Announcement that Jones would play was made by E. B. Sutton, Chairman of the Junior Chamber of Commerce Committee sponsoring the match.
 NUIiSS,
 Lola's Beauty Shop now open for business. (tf-Adv)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-07
tPacific Coast League)

Weekend Results Portland, l0-7-l0; Hollywood, 4- 6-0.s
 'akland.. 4-l2-5; Seattle, 2-2-1. San Diego, 5-1-5; Los Angeles, 4-2-4. T1rst two games II innlngs.) San Francisco, 8-7-l; Sacramento, 5-l5-l1.
 TOWNSEND CLUB Meets every Tuesday evening at o'clock in Miners Hall. -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-07
STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS

Yesterdays Results Chicago, 3-6; Cleveland, 2-4. Boston, 5-0; New York, 0-2. Detroit, 3-l; St. Louis, 0-0. Philadelphia, 80; Washington, s.2.. y
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-07
DAILY KINY RADIO LOG
TONIGHT's PROGRAM

6:00-News
 6:l5-Marching To Victory 6:3O-Melodies in Variation 6:45-Songs of Today 7:00-Moods in Music 7.l5-News
 7:30-This Rhythmic Age 7.45-Eb and Feb 8:00-Roseroom 8:15-Fishing News 8:3O-Half and Half Eventide Echoes 9:00-Unity Viewpoint 9:15-Evening Concert :30-House of Peter MacGregor 9:45-News 10:00-Treasure Chest 1o:15-Open House l1:00-News gn-off
 TUESDAY MORNING
 May 8  8:l5-Wake Up and Live 9:00-News 9:05-What America is Playing 9.15-Stock Market 9:3o-Daytime Classics 9:45-Shady Valley Folks 1O:O0-News 1O:O5-Breakfast in Hollywood 10: :30-KINY Bandstand II :00-News Il :05-Petite Musicale of the Air II :45-Listen to Linkletter
 TUESDAY AFTERNOON 12 ;00-Song Parade 12 :30-News 12:45-Trade Winds Tavern l:15-Feature Story 1:30-Words at War 2:O0-News Midday Varieties 3:00-News 3:O5--Matinee Melodies 3:30-Let's Go To Town 3:45-Battle Background 4:00-News 4:O5-It's Dance Time 4:30-Guy Lombardo 5:00-NeWS 5:05-Music 5.15-CrimSon Trail 5 5.30---Meet the Band Excursions in Science
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-07
tNational League)

Yesterdays Results New York, Al; Boston, 3-1. Brooklyn, 7-l0; Philadelphia, ST. St. Louis, 6-5; Chicago, 2-l. Cincinnati, 3-l; Pittsburgh, Is.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-07
OUONSET HUTS and MISCELLANEOUS STRUCTURES
 FOR SALE

The offering improve Duck Creek approximately the main Glacier Highway The items be sold include huts of all buildings, numbers of windows and tmbe suitable trnger s
 Bids will be the office the Sbpot until 800 M May l5 1945 then there publicly opened Awards will be made the highest acceptable bidder bidder bid than choice and total number of items However understood that the the bids covering will considered
 Successful bidders will be required purchases before this the bidders the which will inspection all daylight hours white sold follow appropriately placed starting opposite Renders Alaska Dairy.
 related informa Department tave Office the by phonng 8O7 after 8A. M. Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-07

SEQUALS, Italy Primo Car nera, former heavyweight champ ion, was found living comfortably in a 12-room stone house with his wife and two children
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-07

JERSEY CITY Penn State Col lege won the National AAU Gym nastic Championship with total of COZ points in the annual competi- ton.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-07

BROOKLYN Allie Stolz, l34 Newark lightweight, started his ring comeback by outpointing Mario Col on, 132, Puerto Rico, in an eight round bout.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-07

The moro Bonds EVERYBODY buys from now on. the faster will our. fighting forces end the war. Try tO buy < another 10 percent's worth of every paycheck!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-05-07

MIAMI BEACH-Commander Jack Dempsey of the Coast Guard return ed from the Okinawa invasion full of praise for American fighting men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-03

Aaen, Nevis T. panssn. Mrs. Hiida Gun
nMi Ts n9, Az, Ms. Auensta MEG: Forsyth
olenmont Elementary School Silver
SHRrins%mTs Lulu 2 Ricketts,, principal;
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Edmunds, E. Louise will
son, Mrs. Helen w. Day, Mrs. Charlotte O.
ao psr is E hsHls g. c0 seRooMrs
Marion lockwood, principal; Mrs. Edith S.
Becker; Alma .Fritts, Mrs. Ruth M. Kremb
ssfsrsn [ S MsN. Lo Hs. n sosRsl
Wslch; Mabel ! Beverley Mrs; Hazel n
@. Decker and Eula L. Wilson.
Takoma Park Junior High sehool-wil-
Lows s.. Mrs. Mars .r Thels: Mrs. Mary
Miriam O.. Rhoads. Mrs. sylvia, Martin
Ssh CHASE oai MRS Esssr NJ He Wres
Webb. Harrison T. Messerble. Mrs. Mae s.
na & aaan c q ssns sehn asT
East Silver. spring Elementary school
R Mn,sn II. A Monred' principal; Betty
Malone, Orpha Clark, Mrs. Hazel H Hodges
Mrs. Grsce !. oibbls. Mrs. Grace q
codliietti. Mrs. Jean p. Eiliott. Mrs. E
' Sontsom sHss iair schooiME. M. Doug.
vs. Glsas,as hsR Shsss sss
AppleHy, Mrs: Marie II; Lyon. M. MIS- RUBY i y
MSdonsid. a Susan f1 AUD, Mrs Retts
Gins. MIS- Hazel Collins, Mrs; Alma E
Wood. Ms r > Emily s Holloway. MS Eier
W. Edwards. Mrs. Eleanor Ahearn Lula F
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-03

Ter, Mrs. .Beatrice M. Gray. Mrs. Hazel H.
Phillips. Lura Keliar. Weeta p. Percy. Mrs.
Susan Doty- Thomas Mrs. Elna Mae Miller,
Gathering J. Kenney, Alta M. Morris, Mrs.
Ella. Copes, Mrs. Hazel F. Murphy, Thelma
Gochenour, Mrs. Anne w. Guy and Helen
A. -Cheezum.
Leland Junior High School, Chevy Chase
anElwood B. Mason. principal; Aliee L.
maker, Mrs: Minnette D: Gunderson: Albert
Johnson, Mrs Helen M. Bender Thomas
4. Conlon; III, Mrs. Estelle l. pAmbrosia,
James B. Williams, Mary Jacqueline Rusen,
Phillips. Mrs. Paulina H: Holcomb, Annie
". Turner. Mrs. Ethel 10 Pratt, Marian
D. Loar, Mrs; Laura S. .Burruss; William
Elssr s Gilmore Mrs. ' Alice B. Gomez T,
Elizabeth, G. Ebaugh. Helen M. Dempsey,
Ruth Weld: Mrs. Blanche S. jenkins, Mrs.
Doris z. Tiller. Mrs. Laura A. Haggord,
a GaTr Arg Ina C M5s
Abel A. Norris, jr., Pauline E. Abeyonnis.
Charlotte B: White Charles B. Remaley,
Lester H. Heller. Mrs; Winona Reed, F;
Anne SCARBOROUGH, secretary.
Somerset Elementary School-Mrs Kath-
ryne M. Bricker, principal; Mrs. Alice M
Burtis, Mary A. Warren, Mrs. Maude T.
Young, Theresa J. Murray. Mrs. Mildred
x. Limburg, Mrs. Imogene G.. Reynolds,
MIS- MIS- F RGse e sh staL Mrs. Florence O. Hill
Thomas W. Pyle. principal; Mrs. Mary e.
Roeming vice PRINCIPAL; Mrs; Florence
Smith, Mrs Mary B. Mohler, Catharlne g.
graft, Elizabeth. 1. Ross, Mrs, Angela e.
Darby. Leonora Aiken, Margaret M. Casey,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-03

a Gsorse i; Chapman, Ms; LOrrains II. Hat
Apsat r. sesdea Mr por Ssnna
young Eleanor S. Livingston. Ray !
Eshs Ro MAI Mrs Meva g. Hon.
C.. Hodges, Bernadine M. Jones. Holli
White. Katherine 3. Gresney. Watson .
$; Nader. Robert II. Best: Dessa ,Deakins
Hugh G, Price, Rebecca NJ. Fields. Wini
fred Sherwood. Lucille D. Smith and Mrs
Christine H. Schneider, secretary
Mrs. Mary q. Wirth. principal; Doroth
Y. Tucker, Mary M. Ready and Ruth r
Westbrook Elementary SCHOOL, Friend
principal; Anita w, Pepmeier, Ellen n
B Hough 5s' Marie y ". Gill u Marion B. ciose
Mildred L. Cook, Eva A, Cook. Matte Ma
w nynnSoo d Mrs Mar School
cook Elizabeth Sis <. Rohertson. Mrs Ami
raks Do Ms My Ns w aS Mps csrs
Bradley Elementary School, Bethesda
3. S Cough mfe kathTy fh r. Arnoid, NJ. W. france
Mitchell Mrs. Dorothy w Beethoven, Dor
othy Weller, Mrs. Erma Hockenberry. lisa
belle E. Wilson and Mrs. Gertrude B. Moor
,Kensinsten Elementary School - Mrs
Lillian H somervell principal; Mrs. Ali Ia
Mamie G f. Pnn ssr. y1fnlt dsa
kHh h hInts s Man Mrs Bfh aqshss
T fs I and AndTsiis Buchanan. s. =
Woodside Elemsntary School. silys
spfnfRas sDpod EMI 1s uP Dsna'iA
O. Jeannette Anderson, Mrs. Marjorie W
Chiswell, Lena A. Ricketts,, Carrie o. SUIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-03

Archer. Esther Bennett. and Ann Trammell
Silver Spring intermediate Schools
Hall Dumyille. principal, Walter A. Downs
Beckwith, Mrs. Eunice b. Fisher, Mar,
Catherine Duke, Mary Ann Scott, Matilda
A. Shipley, M. Louise Howard. Hilleary c
Mrs. Laurine A. Decker, Kathleen L. Aud
Mrs Adnah j. Birthright, Mrs Rose M
Hranac, Frances Clements, Mrs Nins
Smith. Mrs Adalene Adams, Mrs Evelyr
p. Clark, Mrs. Helen w. Annis and Mrs
Alice D. North, secretary.
North Four Corners Elementary school
Mrs. Eliza Callas. principal; Mrs Virginia
H. johnson. Mrs Alice r. Critics, Lucy E
Goldsmith, Betty Maltese. Mrs. Odelle II
Gambler. Mrs. Virginia Faron Mrs Jeanne
I. Grant, Mrs. Ernestine H. Fehrman ano
Helen A. Dandois.
North Woodside Elementary School,
Silver Spring-MFs. Marvel B. Hess prin,
cipal: Mrs. Dorothy L. Filsinger, Maria
Patricia De Spain and Mrs. Helen D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-03

Cherry. Gladys 2. Dunton, Ruth M. Clark
Mary @. Cross Mamie Hito Mrs. Frances
A. Andrews, Mrs. Gretchen 8. Rudnick, e.
Paul Steianor. Mrs. Beatrix L. Greene.
Mrs. Lucille ~ Moler, Leonard T. Oass,
Mrs Catherine M. Alderman. Mrs. Katye
=. Womac and Marian A. Kellams. secre-
tary.
Parkside Elementary School-C. Mabel
Smith, principal; Esther v. Phillips, Leaflna
Geddie, Elsie n. Johnson. Mrs. Grace A.
Zeller, Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Harris. Mrs.
Julia M. Champlin, Mrs. Mildred Walker,
and Erma J, Brewinston.
Montgomery Hills Junior High School
Lynda N. Carver, principal; George r.
Hitchcock, Helen 3. Horton, Mrs. Halle r
Meinholtz, Dorothy Nell Burdette, Ruth
Nixon. Christobel r. Gates, Kathryn NJ
BRAZIL, Mrs. Iris NJ Bosley, Mrs. Electa B
Evans, nellie Elizabeth Conner, Mrs, Julia
c. ,Ardayne, Mrs. Lillian Dunaway Mrs
Ruth J. Ash, Elizabeth d. Anderson, Mrs
Edith F. Halperin and Margaret V. James
secretary.
Kensington Junior High School--Aaror
K Stoner, principal; Gertrude S. CAN'T
Carrie e. Schneider. Mrs. Adele r. Sosin
Mrs. Madden L. Talmadge. Mrs. Eloise D
Hauver, Keller johnson and Maxwell A.
Miller.
South Four Corners Elementary School
Sarah s. Glass, principal Mrs Pauline B
McCallum, Mrs. Mary B. Coleman, Cath
crime p. Chambliss, Mrs. Margaret @
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-03
Montgomery Board
Announces Roster
OF School Teachers

The Montgomery County Board
OF Education today announced the
names of teachers for the county
school term beginning september TO-
The teachers, listed by schools, are
as follows:
Bethesda Elementary school---Mrs Ruth
borothy 3: Moore. Jsniee Mae Hearns'
Mrs. Katherine S. Etchison, Rebecca r.
Hutson t. Helen I; Wood; virsinia Berlin
Minnie Taylor, Eleanor. Aisner: Mrs.
Miriam o Smith, Mrs. Ann B. Daniels,
Mrs; Anna M. Markon and Helen Chris
Glars Barton Elementary school. Glen
Echo-Willism B. Evans; jr, principal;
Mrs. Mary S; Magruder, Sue sweitzer,
Frances NJ. Hoover. Mrs. Edna M. Briep,
Mrs. Helen A. Taylor. Mrs. Helen, 3,
Eemaley, Lucille Scott and Mrs. Elizabeth
NJ. Judd.
Chevy Chase Elementary School--Mrs
Anna P. Rose, principal; F. Virginia Fyfe.
Mabel L. Heavener, Mrs. Bernice l.. Noel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-03
PudiIIo Now Candidate
For Mexican Presidency
Ry the Associated Press.

Hy the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, Sept. 3.-Ezequiel
Padilla, who resigned recently as
Foreign Minister, tossed his hat into
the ring today as a candidate for
President of Mexico.
Padilla issued statement reieas-
ing his followers from an earlier re-
quest that they refrain from cam
paigning for him. The elections will
be held next July
His statement made him the lead
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
BY
Z. v. DURLING

II hts originated In Ireland Or so the re-
N search OF Sir William wilde. Irish historian
indicates. Wonder how Glenn Mccarthy
would look in kilts?. OF all couples the least
likely to get a divorce are those In which man
and wife are both red.haIred.. There Is no such
thing baldheaded Indian or an Indian that
stutters
MATRIMONY