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Evening star., 1934-12-09
Ambassador of Japan
And Nine. Sait0 Hosts
Entertain at Luncheon Today in Compliment to
United States Minister to China and
Mrs. Nelson T. Johnson.

afternoon, spending fortnight in
Canada.
The Chinese Minister, Mr.. SEE, is
entertaining at an informal luncheon
today in honor of Mr.. Edward Butler
Of Buffalo.
The Minister of Norway and Nine.
Munthe de Morgenstierne are the
guests in whose honor Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Tuckerman will entertain at
a luncheon today at the National
Woman's Country Club.
The military attache Of the Span
ish Embassy. Maj. Jose Vidal, enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday evening
in his apartment In the Westchester.
The guests were the military attache
Of the Mexican Embassy and Sonora
de Azcarate, Col. and Mrs. Consuelo
Seone, Maj. and Mrs. William Francis
Freehof and Sonora de Espaillat.
The secretary Of the Finnish lega-
tion, DR.. Sigurd Numers. accompanied
by Nine. Numers and their 2-month-
old son, Johan Sigurd. will come to
Washington Thursday from New York,
where Nine. Numers and the baby
arrived at the end of the week.
The second secretary of the Span
ish Embassy, Senor Don Ramon Pa
dilla. was host to company of men
at dinner Wednesday evening in cele-
bration of the publication of DR.. David
Rubio's book, Classical Scholarship
in Spain" Covers were laid for 10.
Nine. Somosa, wife of the director
of the National Guard of Nicaragua,
who Is visiting her brother and sister
ln-law, the charge d'affaires of Mic
aragua and Sonora de DeBayle, will
entertain at luncheon tomorrow at
the Shoreham.
Evening star., 1934-12-09
JeIIeff

will do things for you" These
hats flatter the teens and the
forties. 1t may be the youthful
lines. Maybe the clever turned
back brims. Maybe the fattering
manipulation of line. But what
ever the reason these new
"off-the- face" hats at JELLEFFS S
are miraculously becoming to any
age. JELLEFF'S are showing them
in the finest felts beltings =.
new imported silks Ottoman
cord fail,es and stitched
taffetas. All are in headsizes from
2l1a to %. Hat styles may change
toques NAV come oerets
may. go but the classic deeper
crown off the face" felt by
Draper will give you a wide
eyed look. As captivating a style
Evening star., 1934-12-09

The Ambassador Of Japan and Nine.
saito will entertain at luncheon today
in compliment to the United States
Minister to China and Mrs. Nelson T..
johnson.
The Ambassador OF Spain and
Sonora de Calderon will have as their
guest for several days the Spanish
consul in Chicago, Senior Romero
Radigales, who will come to Washing
ton to lecture at George Washington
University Thursday on the Spanish
artist, Goya.
The Minister Of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter entertained a company at
dinner last evening In compliment to
Mr.. Alfred Schwargenbach of Zurich,
Switzerland. and New York and his
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Schwargenbach, who are remain
ing over Sunday at the legation.
The retiring Minister of Finland,
Mr.. AStrom, will leave Washington
shortly after Christmas and will sail
early in January.
The retiring Minister of Greece and
Nine. Simopoulos will leave Washing
ton the middle of December and will
sail before Christmas for England,
where the Minister has been trans
ferred to London
The Minister of Guatemala and
Sonora de Recinos will be hosts at
luncheon today.
The Minister of the Irish Free State
and Mrs. MacWhite will entertain at
dinner this evening.
The Minister of Canada, Mr.. Her
ridge, is expected to join Mrs. Her.
ridge and their small son Saturday
Evening star., 1934-12-09

creative ability whatsoever reg
lister Immediately and plan to
start the New Year right by do
ing things in the Art World" By
joining up on Jan. 1st you'll
be able to catch up with the Oct.
lst class and save 8 months
tuition. Give yourself a real gift
this Christmas course to this
splendid school. It'll be money we'll
spent. 1747 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
Phone Natl. 1856.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

of EVA DELL MYERS. who con-
ducts the Exercise Glasses each
morning in the sunny Venetian
Pool Room at the SHOREHAM
HOTEL. There are different ex-
ercises for different figures. and
Mrs. Myers can build you up.
or take you down.. =. in just "the
right places" Watch your meas
urements change! Swimming and
diving instructions by Mr.. Nc
Crahon are included in your ex-
ercise lesson for the single price of
SOC. Use of suits, towels, lockers
and showers-gratis! Violet ray
sun baths, SOC. ADAMS 0700.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

ayay will seen richer and more
expensive if its beautifully wrap
ped. And you'll simply adore
the tables and tables
and tables of Christmas cards :.
at BREWOOD'S for special
friends for the Pastor :.
the Doctor your nurse
your teacher your employer
those favorite neighbors -.
cards to send to sweethearts
relatives and to friends across
the seas. BREWOOD'S, you know,
do the ultimate in engraving and
printing. So stop in. Gil
TWELFTH ST.
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Miss Alice Flynn will give a talk on
Cecile Chaminade. and Relda Ross
will discuss French baroQue and
rocco furniture
The Theta Tau Zeta Delphians met
Monday for discussion of the artists.
Ghirlandajo and Botticelli, with Miss
Gertrude Upton as leader. The next
meeting will be held December II,
when the study Of Florentine paint
ing will be continued.
Miss Madeline Notter was hostess
at a pledge meeting Of Mu Chapter
Of Tau Beta Phi, Saturday. December
l, when plans for the closed chapter
dinner dance to be held December 26
were discussed.
Mu Chapter of Tau Beta Phi will
meet Saturday evening in the home
Of Miss Petrina Mistretta.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

and have them "revivif1ed" at
small cost. Gloves are dry cleaned
never washed! Rips in gloves
are never whipped over by hand
they're sturdily machine-stitched.
zoe pair to clean short gloves; 25c
for long ones. Black gloves ref1n-
ished like new. GLIB TWELFTH ST.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

star UuSl NIlllllt.
stones sprinkled
on a sophisticated
crepe removable
tunic that leaves
an evening dress
underneath or the
gold" a heavy
lame that enriches
another Pf FLOYD
WILLIAMS "dusk
Evening star., 1934-12-09

Dul Is neIC up WIN
metal slides that
carry adhesive reflls.
c lie yer, no end!
Black or flesh net.
And only sl,95 at
P A S T E R N A KS.
There are also de-
tacha BILE straps, If
wanted. that make
it useful for daytime
Evening star., 1934-12-09

wear. And here's a timely gift
tip their marvellous hose
are packed and wrapped for Christ
mas. 8 pairs Creg. sl.l5 pr :. .
for $3.50. In chiffon or service
chiffon. Or the new "Wisp" chif-
fon hosiery :. . sheer as gossamar
at Sl.65 g prs. for s4.75).
Stop in. 1919 CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

F ELK MA
HO N Y A r T
SCHOOL, be-
ginning Jan.
1st. The stu
dents at this
fine school are
b e ing taught
Art for a Pur-
pose so, If
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t n a t you'll
be able to
S e lie ct the
lovelier gifts
this y e a r.
Take you r
gloves to the
SOUTHERN
S T E L o S
COM PANY
Evening star., 1934-12-09

picks" n
garment. and marks its price tag
to read less than elsewhere in
town. You are assured of find
ing the important fashions there
lat all times. PS.-Also a wide
selection Of smart evening wraps.
Prices begin at sl595. Stop in.
CONN. AVE. Phone MET. 1921.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

WIZ AAAOoe oAAA4AAAA6 ca
amples of costume
jewelry with brilliant,
beautifully cut rhine
stone accents for
s2.95 chad been So.
Wide flexible rhine
stone bracelets, clips,
earrings. pins with
safety catches, neck
laces-and many of
= L -
Evening star., 1934-12-09

have been able to
wrap her Christ
mas gifts in
such beautiful and
unusual gift wrap
pings as are being
displayed at BRE-
WOODS. E v e n
the most insignii-
cant little do-dad
,, r;t,t,,u
Evening star., 1934-12-09

names OH your uSt
:. N. you dash into
the "ChNistmas-y"
shop of .JANETTE
JOYCE. How about
the stunning Con-
stellation Lamp with
lights shi n ! n 9
through perforated
stars in the brass or
Chromium sh a d e
Evening star., 1934-12-09

that's over the large, round globe
-. So complete? Or the "Rolla-
tor" chromium cigarette box (holds
packs) for 50 that can be
rolled on the finest furniture with
out marring it? Compacts, per-
fumes, perfume bottles, bags, Nc
Callum hose, jewelry -. and a
large variety of gifts for men, 81
to $40. 1890 CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

favor again. Every
fashionable young
person needs at
least one hat to
reveal her smooth
white forehead =.
and Helene nomi-
mates t h e n e W
clever "of the =
face" models at
TJJEEE'S that
Evening star., 1934-12-09
THANKSGIVING DAY BRIDE

Mrs. Frank G..
Hackett, before
her m aria ge
T h a n X sgiDing
day, Miss Sido-
mia M. Radtke
of Sheboygan,
Wis. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs.
H. F. RGdtke.
Photo Art Studios.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

shoes from the
WINK E L NJ A N
SHOE SALON at
w. B. MOSES g.
SONS. Whatever
you do don't
let your eyes de-
ceive your feet!
Tho u s a n d S of
closets are full
of shoes that
ewes bought and
Evening star., 1934-12-09


as ever toppe d
a youthful outfit.
The tur NIB .ck
brim frames your
face n a ! o-w is e.
and it promises
you an adventur-
Gus time when you
step forth. Every
day JELLEFF'S
are receiving the
Evening star., 1934-12-09

QOWuR your
self with the
qualities that
will make you
a social sue
cess. No mat
ter how busy
you are-be-
gin tod a y.
And if the
Christmas gift
Evening star., 1934-12-09


bit more waist
line and a bit
less hipline?
H We you a
t u m m y that
you'd like 70
lose? Is your
derriere a little
too protuber-
ant? Put your
Golf IN the hands
Evening star., 1934-12-09

into sets. You'll adore the elabo-
rate designs. Ask to see the ex-
quisite diamond-platinum, II jewel,
watches :. with 20 diamonds :.
for only SIS. First Floor. For
shopping service phone Miss
Leonard, DIS. 440o.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

new hats for Palm Beach wear
that are arriving in the new
flower shades. The popular colors
now are-Heaven blue. Wheatgol6,
Fandango rose. French Amethyst
and white. 1915 F ST.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

feet refused to wear. But Winkel-
man shoes are wearable as we'll as
smart! Take advantage of their
Extended Sale" just few
days longer of all suede shoes
that're reduced to $6.85
Plenty of large sizes, 7I2,S, S's,
SIS and 9's.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

game. parties and there's a
smooth fine floor for dancing. too,
Under the management Of Sam
Durie and Rudolph Hlavitzer (for-
merly of Army Navy Club. 3132
CONN. AVE. Phone ADAMS 5000.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

ries you for members of your
family-you'll discover that there's
no finer gift than a $40 Christmas
gift course in Ballroom, Ballet, Tap
or Acrobatic Dancing at the
LEROY THAYER STUDIOS, 1926
CONN. AVE. Phone Met. 4121.
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i" WRAPPED IN srLEN-
90 w DOR" you'll be :.
when you don the full-length black
velvet wrap with its plaid, velvet
Evening star., 1934-12-09

N z - I w ANNEN
DINING r DOM
puts forth the grand
est luncheons and
dinners that the
service is smooth
and eager and
the food perfectly
delicious. Dining
room is available
for teas. bri d q e
Evening star., 1934-12-09

coming lloue
day season -.
will want to
date up those
FRANCES EFT
F r A N G E s
dancing frocks
e a r ly. Miss
Frances Man.
uel "h a n d.
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~ y -
A kAROUND THE TOWN
~ WITH H 4HglA&

" Ho HUM, MY LAST
''iA DROP OF perfume"
What man in his right mind would
give her a beaded bag after that?
Evening star., 1934-12-09

INDUCED in until now! Take
her dinner dancing at this swanky
club. Moe Baer and his band has
what it takes to put gala evening
across. You'll simply adore this
enchanting South American hey
hey" spot .. honest-to-gosh palm
trees and magic open Sesame
doors. Do go. 11l3 CONN.
AVE. Phone NAT. 1920.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

so utterly devastat-
ing and only
$25 at the SELDA
SHOP. Or, perhaps,
you'll a ore the
high-necked (rhine-
stone collar) wrap,
Russian style Of
exquisite velvet that
Evening star., 1934-12-09

as though it were a delicate tissue
Sl6.50 imagine that!
Other stunning evening wraps "a
and full length Lame coats, too)
untrimmed and furred range
from 1895 up. 1908 CONN AVE.
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4" HOLD THAT LINE =.
you will, too with
the new Opera" brassiere that
hasn't strap to its name
Evening star., 1934-12-09

to dawn" dinning dancing frocks
that lead double livesI-and are
doubly popular because they're
priced so enticingly at SIS. Hurry
up to 9Th f1oor-1406 G ST.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

hCl- OllC
knows from
e x p e rience
that it must
and should
be the new
CLUB HA-
BANA no
matter how
many men,
tai gymnas-
tics you've
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&c MINE OUT OF TEN"
women prefer jewelry
for Christmas and at the
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0 IRON THE 25TH CHAP
'''A TER OF THE BOOK OF
CHRISTMAS" comes a Sug-
gestion on how to economize-so
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&c COLLEGE GIRLS who are
preparing to take their
noses out Of books to become
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6 rs MY HAT oFF-THE-
'''A FACE?" 1t must
be, you know-for the new hats
are proving that brows are in
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0 HIS EYES WILL BE AT
80 L l YOUR FEET and
perfectly happy there, too if
you wear those delectable little
Evening star., 1934-12-09
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!" A THOUGHT FOR FOOD
. gives food for
thought" Smart women are quick
II catching on" that the KEN
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" pROUD AS A PEACOCK"
''sA and as pleased as
Punch, you will be if you enroll in
the Day or Night claSSeS-at the
Evening star., 1934-12-09

knows not why! GABRIEL is fea-
turing for gifts this afore-
mentioned English perfume as well
as those well-known French per-
fumes by Guerlain, Caron,
Giro, Corday and Worth =. all
beautifully boxed and wrapped for
Christmas. Stop in :. and make
your selections early or get
them on your next trip ID be beau
titled . when you put your head
in GABRIELS hands" 1919
CONN. AVE. Phone Mali. ITO.
Evening star., 1934-12-09
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U GOOD QUEEN BESS
'' might have secured the
Seven Seas in vain and
would have spent a fortune to
Evening star., 1934-12-09

come the Exceptional
5Occ DIS co U N T
SALE of 18th Cen
tury E n glis h and
French furniture, sill
yer, bibelots and old
Sheffield :. at a frac-
ton of their value i.
in the "R e S / d e nc e
S h Op" of E D N A
CRAWFORD JOHN
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g T IKE A FAIRY PRIN-
'.'L CESS" .youn dine in
star dust and gold. A very modern
star dust and gold, however. the
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/" An ORCHID TO YOU"
or a gardenia or roses
for Christmas or New Year Eve
or any Of the holiday parties in
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" WATCH YOUR SHADOW"
go and remember that
daily exercise will give you a
proud long line. Do you crave q
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/" DON'T LET BUSINESS
'0 dim your happiness!"
Don't say, next month! . Next
seasonr' when you think of en-
Evening star., 1934-12-09
7ANIIoCS

the most astonishing array Of in
expensive gifts =. . priced to plea-e
you" purse. It'll be worth YOU
rhile. 25I7 CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1934-12-09
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IS GENIUS CANNOT BE
'''o REPRODUCED"
if you appreciate rare and
beautiful antiques you'll well
Evening star., 1934-12-09


fume for Christmas
it gives them
the knack Of being
devastating A
whif Of "Floris Of
England" for in
stance, may be all
that Is required to
make a stag line
quiver for an en-
tire evening. 1t
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IS ITS TIME TO STEP
OUT" E. Helene is
wise TO you men who've been Won
dering for days where to take
Evening star., 1934-12-09

such beautiful things arrange
the lovliest boxes and design
the loveliest corsages arrange
pieces you've ever seen. Do stop
by and visit their BLACK and
Silver" Shop at 1924 CONN. AVE.
Phone DIS. $3.50.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

the omng!
G. U D E
E r o S
will make
them into
the most
e xq u isite
corsa 6 e S
ever. Their
floral ar
fists create
Evening star., 1934-12-09
ADVERTISEMENT.

/" STRIKE ME PINK" says
Santa II Christmas
Isn't just 13 shopping days of!
You can check quite a number Of
Evening star., 1934-12-09
AT Christmas, play and
Make good cheer
For Christmas comes but
once a year" -.

And here we are with the
ninth Of December already
upon us and the days
just flying by!
Have you been making the
most Of your days in Christ
mas shopping? Or are you
going to postpone it until
the well-known last mo-
ment"? Helene urges you to
start out bright and early
tomorrow morning and
has explored the shops for
you.
And so! Today. she tells
you where to find the most
exciting formal fashions for
the holiday parties
where to go and what to
give to Mother. Dad. Sister
and Brother, and your host
of friends. She mentions
gifts that have a purpose
in life" and has listed
them below so that you can
have a decided start in your
Christmas shopping.
Evening star., 1934-06-26
Conquering Contract
BY p. HAL SIMS.

to a one no-trump response, partlcu.
larly as the Aggressives have 40 10
score. West shows her suit and does
not prevent a bid of two diamonds,
two hearts or two spades from East.
East and West may also be able to
buy the contract for three CLUBS.
whereas If West bid one no-trump.
East might only be able to rebid his
spade suit or bid two no-trumps.
From Vests hand q suit declaration
seems safer.
Third. Laying the basis for a small
sacrifice.
Fourth Unwilling to let the op-
ponent get away with an easy game.
Fifth. North has certainly done
all he can.
Since North had bid and rebid
diamonds, most players in the South
position would automatically haul the
four of diamonds out of the hand.
If North had not bid, player would
hesitate between the doubleton lead
and the lead of the king of clubs.
Both are incorrect. East has bid
spades and rebid hearts, showing
either a five-five or six-five distribu-
ton. West negatively supported
hearts by refusing to take East back
to spades. Holding the king-jack of
spades five times, South knows that
East will have to set up his spade
suit. A croSS-ruff on the hand seems
imminent unless South leads trump.
Mrs. Conservative, having reasoned
thus brilliantly, laid down the nine
of hearts. To her great joy North
took the trick with the ace and re-
turned a small trump. East was able
to trump one spade in dummy, but
he subsequently had to give South
three spade tricks. He took four
heart tricks, a ruff. spade, club
and diamond. Result: Down one
no score because of the hundred hon.
ors in EaSt's hand.
What happens if South opens
dummy and is able to trump two
spades on the board because North
cannot overruff except with the ace.
This extra ruff gives him his con-
tract. And if Mr. Conservative fails
to trump over dummy on the third
spade lead and return trump, Mr..
Aggressive makes four hearts.
Todays great lesson: Temper
rules with common sense"
Mr.. Sims will answer all inquiries on
contract that are addressed to this news
paper paper with self-addressed. stamped en-
tCopyright. 1934)
Evening star., 1934-06-26

Mr. Sims is universally acclaimed the
greatest liping contract and auction
player. He was captain OF the renowned
-Four HorSemen" team, ,totD dtsbdnded,
and has tUon "a national champion
ships since 1924 These articles are
based on the Sims system, which
includes the one-over- principle,
aUhtc1 the Sims group OF players tDds
the first to employ and depelop.
Artistry of Opening Leads.
-HE bridge players of the past
laid down number of play
ing principles, based on the
law of probabilities. Some
are good, some are Indifferent.
None should be followed blindly. For
example. "cover an honor with an
honor" second hand low, third hand
high" lead the fourth best of your
longest suit" You all know occasions
when these precepts should be ignored.
In todays hand two of the most slav-
ishly followed rules are correctly vio-
lated.
First. Lead your partners suit.
Second. Don't lead trumps, except
against a slam contract.
Both sides are game in. The Ag-
gressives have 40 points toward their
second game and have $50 points
above the line to the Conservatives
100 points. Mr. Conservative (North)
dealt today's hand.
Evening star., 1934-06-26
Is Free
BY JOHN BLAKE.
PARTIAL freedom is all that we can

PARTIAL freedom is all that we can
expect in this world. We dwell,
with millions of other people. under
restrictions. II we did not, we should
be continually at war.
Perhaps in a million years, If the
earth endures as long as that, man
will be able to do pretty much as he
pleaSes. But he will have to be a very
different man from any now abiding
on this earth.
Dillinger, if he has not been caught
or shot at this writing, probably
thinks he is bold, free man. He is.
on the contrary. living continually in
dread of capture, as must every GRIM
inal who is still at large.
An intelligent government attempts
to secure for its every citizen the right
to work to earn his living. If he
abuses that privilege, it attempts to
correct him. But it cannot make him
free beyond the guarantee of liberty.
AS soon as he is out of swaddling
clothes he becomes subject to laws
and to regulations. If he oversteps
them he gets into trouble. And he
deserves to.
1t will be long, long time before at
least a quarter of the people in this
world want to do the right thing by
their neighbors. We have not got rid
OF avarice and cupidity. Were it not
for laws, nobody would be safe Even
the lawbreakers themselves would be
at the mercy of other lawbreakers and
a pretty rough mercy it would be.
You may, however. get reasonable
assurance of life and liberty, and to
pursue happiness as long as your idea
OF how to secure it does not conflict
with the majority of the people with
whom you are living in this world.
But be thankful for a government
which at least seeks with all its power
to protect you.
Be thankful that every year gov
ernments get a little better and ras-
Gals a little bit scarcer. Be glad that,
II you behave yourself, nobody will
interfere with your efforts to make an
honest living.
1t will take will to bring this
about. But education and co-opera-
ton will do it. In the meantime. be
grateful that you were not born until
the world became pretty we'll civilized
and to use the pious Mr.. Coue's
phrase. every day in every way is
growing better and better"
This progress may be barely visible
to you, but it exists. and it is an ex-
cellent thing for you and your chill
dren that it does.
Evening star., 1934-06-26

United States. They are feshy, and
are good Winter layers.
Plymouth Rocks are a New Eng
land breed, and have won wide favor.
Usually they have gray-white feathers
barred with blush black. but there
are pure white Plymouth Rocks, as
well as a strain with buff-colored
feathers.
Leghorns are an Italian breed
named after the City of Leghorn,
Italy. They are rather small birds,
but how they do lay eggs! Time and
again they have won egg-laying con-
tests. White Leghorns and Brown
Leghorns have won the most fame,
but there are black, buff, blue and
silver Leghorns as we'll.
The standard weight for full
grown Leghorns is only or pounds;
but If we want heavy weight, we may
turn to the Brahmas and tie Coch-
ins-two breeds which we're brought
to this continent straight from Asia.
They are big. bulky birds, and have
legs and feet covered with feathers.
Some are so feathery that you can
not see the toes unless you pull aside
the feathers. Many weigh from IL to
13 pounds, and have a hard time
waddling around
The Jersey Giant Is another big
bird. 1t was bred in New Jersey
chiefly with stock obtained from Asia,
and reaches just about the same
weight as the Brahmas ana Cochins.
Its legs and feet are free of feathers
(For general interest section of
your scrapbook)
Seven Wonders Of the World! Do
you know what they are? Would you
like to know more about them? II so,
write to Uncle Ray to ask for his
'Seven Wonders" leaflet, and inclose
Scent stamped envelope addressed
to yourself. UNCLE RAY.
Evening star., 1934-06-26

know it you put one pieced block with
another in an incorrect fashion.
You can procure direction copy
by following directions.
II you will note the small diagram
In the direction leaflet you will notice
that the pieced blocks are so put TO-
gether that one row of blocks extend
ing diagonally on the quilt top Is
made up of light centers with small
rounds of color in the four corners.
Or looking at 1t another way. the