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The Washington times., 1936-11-19
Franco to Waste No Pity
In Subiugating Madrid
Copyright. 1895. by International
News Service)
BY H. r. KNICKERBOCKER

By II. Il. KN1CKERBOCKER
WITH THE WHITE ARMY IN
MADR1D'S SUBURBS, Nov. 10.
Despite General Francisco FRANCOIS s
desire to spare Madrid, the fero-
cious resistance Of the reds is
making it impossible for the white
troops to exercise the restraint con-
Sistent with their military aims,
and today they began an attack
intended ultimately to Subdue the
city.
Under q hellish storm Of shells,
bombs, machine-gun and rifle fire
the whites penetrated through
University City and occupied the
great unfinished medical center
and parts of the Paseo de PrincesaS,
one Of Madrid's great boulevardS.
Tanks Pass River
Passing the ManzanareS river,
taking tanks and artillery, the
whites are now attempting to cap
ture the model prison, once the
reds principal center Of machine
gun and artillery fire.
It is evident that no humani-
tartan treatment of the city will
succeed in effecting it's subjugation
and General Franco has already
informed the population that they
must withdraw to a section of
refuge, in the northeastern part of
the city, where they will be spared
If possible from the fighting which
threatens to destroy every build,
ing occupied by the reds.
Prince Is Killed
Among the volunteers for the
white aviation force was 24-year-
old Prince Bourbon of Orleans, a
nephew of former King Alfonso.
Today, according to private
sources, he was killed in his first
front line flight. He left Seville
In the forenoon and ran into
clouds over Monasterio. Appar,
emily his motor failed, he tried tc
land, his plane overturned and he
md the serseant-pilot were burned
TO death.
The Washington times., 1936-11-19
Problems Of Youth
Topic Of Symposium

A symposium of youth problems
will be conducted at the Y. M. C..
A. tonight. beginning at 8 o'clock.
Ten young men and women will
speak on crime, moral standards,
youth and marriage during the
program.
Each speaker will be questioned
by a panel and by DR.. Homer P.
Rainey. director of the American
Youth Commission, who will pre-
side as interlocutor.
The Washington times., 1936-11-19

dinarily attractive personality
witty, gay, very nice in manner,
yet quiet and modest. She gets
her chief characteristics from
her mother. From the mother
she inherits her beauty, her wit,
her figure and her charm. When
her mother died six years ago
she was perhaps So or 81 years
old, and she was beautiful then
really beautiful.
"At that time the mother,
who was married to lawyer in
the Department of Justice, lived
on WOodley Road as Mrs.
Charles Allen. He was her third
husband. Mrs. Simpson was
visiting in Washington at the
time, and stayed with Mrs.
Merryman in her r Street apart
ment. She liked attention, went
out a great deal, and was very
popular. She spent much of her
time in her mothers home,
naturally, and 1t was there that
/ knew her."
Beginning TOM OrrOw The
Washington Times will publish
an intimate and striking series
of articles by another woman
who knew Mrs. Simpson in other
days. She is the Countess
Alfred de NieZychOwska, of Balti-
more and Detroit, the former
Nanine H. Ulman, Of Baltimore.
The former Baltimore belle went
to school with Mrs. Simpson,
and was intimately acquainted
with her during her girlhOOd
and young womanhOOd. She has
only the highest admiration for
the woman who has won the
heart of the British monarch.
The Washington times., 1936-11-19
0'DonneII Dismisses
Suit Against CoughIin

DETROIT, Nov. 10 G.N.SO
Declaring he hoped Father Charles
e Coughlin would keep his prom.
ise to remain out of politics, John
H O'Donnell, Of Pittsburgh, today
requested circuit court to dismiss
his suit against the radio priest
in which ODonnel had asked an
accounting Of funds Of the Ma
tional Union for Social Justice.
O'Donnell said the voluntary
retirement Of the radio priest
made the suit unnecessary. He
asked for its dismissal without
prejudice 50 IL could be reinstated
If necessary"
The Washington times., 1936-11-19
ROYAL PALACE
BASE OF RED
DEFENSE
Shells and Air Bombs
Set 40 More Fires
Throughout City
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page II
building we're damaged badly by
shell fragments.
Four bombs fell in quick sue
cession in the first raid. Then
came four more, their explosions
being followed by deafening roar
Of airplane engines as loyaliSt pur
suit planes scared aloft to chase
the invaders away.
Between the hours of 2:30 and
a. M, there were at least dozen
bomb explosions in the heart OF
the capital. One missile fell in
Fuencarral Street, opposite the
telephone building, and another
crashed only so yards from the
Gran Via Hotel, from which I wit
messed the raid. This blast shook
the building from top to bottom
and caused injuries to IL persons,
including two children.
Reds Launch Offensive
The second. air raid at 9 a. M,
was less destructive, but four or
five bombs were dropped before
the insurgents were put to flight.
The military situation was re-
ported virtually unchanged during
the morning, although the govern
ment asserted loyalist troops sue
ceeded in driving insurgents from
the vicinity of the Casa VelasqueZ.
Early this afternoon, however,
the loyaliSts launched q new Of
fenSiVe at the Casa de Campo sec
tor, using tanks and heavy artillery.
The bombardment was clearly audi.
BILE in the center Of the city.
Deployed through the uptorn
streets of northwestern Madrid,
inSurgent troops were knitting
their way towards the former
royal palace, where the loyalistS
now are centering their defense
with artillery hurting shells into
the ir1Surgent lines from the
palace courtyard.
The insurgent drive is directed
straight down the right bank OF
the ManZanareS River, Spearing
through to cut off any possible
counter.attack on the far side,
while the left wing Of the insur-
gent army batters a path nearer
the Puerta del Sol.
New Fires Rage
Flames again erupted from a
score of buildings, and the fire
department announced 20 firemen
were killed fighting the blazes.
Reports said 10000 men had
arrived here to reinforce the
city'S retreating defenders, but
many thousands jammed subway
stations and other SanctuarieS,
awaiting, it was said, the Surren-
der Of the capital.
Their fears were accentuated
by a rebel pamphlet raid" warn
Ing that a bombing attack by
night. worse than any yet expert
enced" would soon be launched.
Bridge Shelled
The huge palace Of communica-
tionS, one of the largest buildings
In the capital, and other impor-
tant edifices were set afire. North
Station. Segovia bridge and Mon
tana military barracks were again
Shelled.
Insurgent and loyalist airplanes
traded bombardments today, the
Insurgents dropping deadly "eggs"
on the temporary capital at Va
lencia and the Madrilenos raiding
division headquarters at Avila.
The Washington times., 1936-11-19
Deny King Leopold
Will Wed Princess

BRUSSELS, Nov. 10 G.N.s)'
Reports King Leopold of the Bel
gianS is planning to marry an
Austrian archducheSs are with
out foundation, it was stated IN
high official quarters today.
It had been reported from
Vienna Leopold would announce
his engagement to the Arch
duchess Adelaide, elder sister Of
the Archduke Otto of HapSburg,
this Christmas.
The Washington times., 1936-11-19
Murfreesboro, Tenn,
Site Vets' Hospital
InternatIonal News service

The new Veterans Adninistra-
tion Hospital to accommodate $50
nervous and mental patients in
middle Tennessee will be erected
in or in the vicinity Of Murfrees.
boro, Tenn.
Frank T. Hines, administrator Of
veterans affairs, stated today this
location was recommended by the
Federal Board Of disqualification
and approved by President RooSe-
welt. The hospital will not cost
more than $1,625,o0o.
Evening star., 1936-11-29

COLORED GIRL. experienced wants morn-
Ing work OF any kind. Phone Potomac
Evening star., 1936-11-29
MOTOR TRAVEL.


DRIVING TO JACKSONVILLE AND
3; good driver; 1897 Dodge: take 4. share
expense. Box l74-V Star office.
CALIFORNIAN, leaving Dec 10. wants
share expense travellers: routes optional:
assume children's responsibility. refer
ences. Shepherd 3034-J
ORLANDO. FLORIDA-Want driver for
transportation leaving about December 8:
new Buick; reference. Phone Col. Ala.
WILL TAKE YOU TO FLORIDA-S20 COW
ers every expense. Address Box 261-V.
Wash. Dec. i" or I3: S. route: share ex-
pense. gas and oil. Call c eveland 1960.
YOUNG MAN driving to California Dec. /.
1895. room for one. Call Metropolitan
0540. ex. 7oi Sunday.
LEAVING FOR ST. PAUL MINI. TUES
day morning. heated car; room for two
passengers. Phone Wisconsin 1859.
TO MIAMI, Wed. Dec. :: take two pas
sengers. Phone North 1884 Monday morn
DRIVING TO LITTLE ROCK. ARK. DEC.
first; can take two or three passengers
at reasonable price. District PAP.
LEAVING WEDNESDAY FOR MIAMI
room for one to nelp share expenses: new
Ford coupe: radio. Address Box 157-V.
Star ofice.
TO POINTS SOUTH. NEW ORLEANS:
take 3; first of week. Emerson 63o1.
DRIVING NEW PLYMOUTH TO FLORIDA
drivers. MoRRIss. Georgia 4os5 am.
WANTED = TRANSPORTATION FROM
Brooklsnd. D. c. to Gambler Bldg. Balti
more. Md. Social Security. Decatur
5290-J.
Evening star., 1936-11-29

COLORED WOMAN desires Job as cook and
SUNDAYS; city ref. Metropolitan s513.
COLORED WOMAN. reliable wants part
time work, mornings preferred. Phone
Lincoln gSlB.
Evening star., 1936-11-29

PRACTICAL NURSE. 20 yrs; exp. want
mental cases and dlabetlc speclal VIII
come in. wash and bathe any kind OF case
daily, 15c before noon. soc after noon;
lab treat. free to patient. Hyattsvile
Evening star., 1936-11-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.


coLoRED couple light Jobs in or out Of
ST. NV.
COLORED girls. two, want work; general
housework. maid or nurse Reference.
COLORED girls CD desire work of any
kind. Columbia s1S7-W.
COLORED girl. neat. wishes Job; waitress;
maid or part time. Decatur 46I9. 1914
Wallach st. NV.
DAYS WORK wanted, expert laundress;
very neat. Dec. 0642.
GIRL. light colored wants work as maid
or mothers helper. Call Adams 9176.
COLORED GIRL desires work as general
hogsew9Tker eaa or waitress; cstn Can 9T ePhone;
COLORED GIRL young. desires work OF
any kind full or part time. West 2466.
COLORED GIRL. neat light. wants posi-
tion as maid in doctors office. nurse for
children. companion for aged and kitchen
helper Phone Adams 6729. Calls re-
ceived until pm.
COLORED GIRL. neat. wants work as
maid in doctors Office. beauty parlor or
elevator operator Call Line. 5S49-W.
COLORED GIRL neat. wants work of any
kind; part time preferred; good references.
North l0255.
CoLoRED GIRL. neat. desires work as
eoTImbis eaTs a1ms 4S7 dsys WORK OF counter Hi can
COLoRED GIRL as maid or child's nurse;
references. Call North 1897.
CoLoRED GIRL, neat. reliable. wants
general houseYork; stay nights. 93S p
st. NV. Potomac 4706-J
CoLoRED GIRL wants full or part-time
, work; .ras reasrence. i2s4 9th st. NV DIS
coLoRED oIRL wishes genersl house:
msrnninss. North ssss. Msissy.
Evening star., 1936-11-29

GIRL. colored. neat. honest. wants part
time work; cooking general housework.
references Atlantic 1884
Evening star., 1936-11-29
SITUATIONS MEN g WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLORED GIRL wishes position as cook.
waitress, maid; man to drive, porter or
houseman; references. North 0100.
Evening star., 1936-11-29
CAJFSMEN
SALESWOMEN.

WANTED-Two ladies over 25 TO travel
South; one-quarter interest sales profit;
no Investment required. Address Box
323-V. Star Office
Evening star., 1936-11-29
LARGE AUTOMOBILE
FINANCE COMPANY

Wish to EMPLOY > solicitors to represent
them at their Washington branch. None
but men with experience either in auto
cessory business. selling to dealers IN
Washington territory need apply. state
age companies with whom employed.
worked in WASHINGTON field. Address Box
OSS-N Star nfrice
Evening star., 1936-11-29

ACCOUNTANT expert, bookkeeping ar
rangements systems, taxes; local refer
ences. lowest fees. Shepherd 3413
ACCOUNTANT-With executive ability:
references. Address Box 361-V. Star Of
Evening star., 1936-11-29
PERSONAL.

BALLOON DANCE. SATURDAY. DECEM-
Club, 724 11th St NV. Admission 75c
upon presenting membership card. Prizes
fun, refreshments. For information phone
District 1874
Evening star., 1936-11-29

WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of former
sales people. Apply at once
in person, Employment Of
flee, 9th floor.
Evening star., 1936-11-29
HELP WOMEN.

SALESLADY for retail jewelry store. must
| be Thoroughly experienced and have first
| class references. Phillips Jewelry Co.. 1923
/ II &
Evening star., 1936-11-29

SALESMEN-Opening for 2 men
for outside sales work selling
radios. Salary plus good commits
sion. Good income to statesmen
who can produce. Radio expert
ence not necessary. Apply
Georges Radio Co., 3107 NJ st.
NV, Monday, after 10 am. Ask
for Mr.. Miller.
Evening star., 1936-11-29
AGENTS.

SELL sLIP.NoT TIES, only practical
serviceable. pre-knotted tie on market;
nearly 1000 profit: good seller for Christ
mas. Slip Not Tie Co, SOS Eye st. NV. .
Evening star., 1936-11-29

GIRL colored wants part-tlme work.
1886 Willard ST. NV, Apt. i, Decatur
.p.p.tg
Evening star., 1936-11-29

GIRL neat. colored wishes general house
work; city reference. Dist. 1046.
GIRLS. :, want work of any kind. Call
Decatur 5570
Evening star., 1936-11-29

GIRLS, colored reliable want general
housework: so home nishts. ref. Pot.
3
Evening star., 1936-11-29
statesmen.

We have openings for . experienced
men to sell radios and household appli-
ances. We handle all the popular, makes;
The men selected will be given plenty OF
live leads and every assistance in closing;
We paw drawing account, and a liberal
commission to men who are willing to
work Apply Monday between am. and
IL noon to Call Radio Co., So Penna.
Evening star., 1936-11-29

COOK. colored. experienced. general
honseworG; can stay nishts; city ref. De-
Evening star., 1936-11-29

GIRL, colored. wants general housevork;
experienced; city reference. 933 st.
5SoS
Evening star., 1936-11-29

GIRL. colored. wishes work, mothers help
er. from white or colored: will stay some
nights. Decatur $3.50
Evening star., 1936-11-29

GIRL colored wants Job as mothers
helper or houseworker. Tel. North 1851.
Janltor.
Evening star., 1936-11-29

/ GIRL wants Job as maid; city reference.
1904 r st. NV. call North 1877.
GIRL colored wishes work as maid in
house. doctors Office or dress shop; ref.
Evening star., 1936-11-29

SALESMANAGER, expert
enced in appliances and man.
aging radio dept. Unusual
position available with one of
Washington's leading depart
ment stores. Address Box
7-V, Star office and appoint
ment will be made for inter-
view.
Evening star., 1936-11-29

COOK, general houseworker. laundress;
experienced; fond OF children stay nights;
o. | city reference Decatur OFiAo
Evening star., 1936-11-29

COOK. .first-claSs and daughter. help after
scnool In evenings. 1890 Oregon ave. NV,
Evening star., 1936-11-29

/ COLORED WOMAN wants 5 days evening.
part-tlme work; willing worker; good ref.
Evening star., 1936-11-29

GIRL. colored. neat. high school. desires
work OF chambermaid general housework
or waitress North oO6i
Evening star., 1936-11-29
CARPENTERS.
$4,000 MEN.

We desire two men with cars who can
qualify as district managers We Will
start your training now for 1897. III order
that you may qualify fo- above earnlnss
during the year Our representatives have
good future possibilities if they have char
scter, selling ability and can successfully
train and develop other men Il you hon
estly are a worker and desire a permanent
position OF responsibility. phone Mr.. Hess.
Metropolitan 1000. for appointment
AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE
Evening star., 1936-11-29
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LADIES e. GIRLS. get an excellent course
Of cutting e designing SnT oy specialist; PR,
Shop. 1871 G ST. NV.
SPANISH CLASSES-Mon. 5 pm begin
ners; conversation. SOC. 1914 l1th st.
nv apt ;: open daily. Ill; 5-s for pri-
DRAFTING, all branches. COLUMBIA
TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. 9Th yesr--start
now. Send for catalogue. 1919 st. NV.
POPULAR MUSIC coURsE-vioiin. piano.
GEORGE. Line. 1i16-M.
MECHANICALLY inclined men with refer
enees. employed: reliable, fair education.
in spare time for electric refrigeration and
alr-conditioning industries. Write fully.
giving phone: Utilities Eng. Inst. address
LEARN TO DRIVE in new heated cars. The
best is the safest and cheapest West
3030-J. any time.
BE A SECRETARY OR ACCOUNTANT-
Rsi} tnyfstHsRt ABVAN
TAGE5. REGISTER today for the next class.
BOYDS. 1888 F st. NV National 233S
lnforma ton. write to New LANGUAGE Club
address Box 21s-V. Star Office
LINOTYPE OPERATORS in demand at
GOO good salaries, We Ieacf you quickly; help
School. Printcraft Bldg. l.
AUTO DRIVING taught by expert: easy
parking permits secured. courteous in
Structor; 81 per lesson. Col. 93.1.
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD (P B. Ky
only Sl0. Apply :,.6 Bond Bids
SHORTHAND
Review. dictation. TRANSCRIPTION. etc. Mon.
and Thur 2coo1TNniNs; S5o F nj s. FEyIFw TGnSh
under DR.. Newsom for civil service exam.
MOB n pI1l1 and f1ry ThMy., 81 c32z9 Eo Pm
CIVIL SERVICE COURSES.
ausstlons. ans%efs @ soYp!s ani is5s Ss0Is'!S S.:
GREGG SHORTHAND.
AccouNTINo,
1NTENgIyE piNgn4ioR RtvIEY sppgRsEs. sG2pgRsEs.
c1VIL sERvicE PREPAsaIIoNH. ssS1eI ON
spvSIa SGIAaIcgLAATING on MAoAIM 6Eu9,,
Graduates Assisted to Positions
Stanfleld Secretarial School,
10 18th St. NV. Phone District 1853.
HOTELS MES SAtt AIb y0H W6MEI TRAINED
hotel and pfHnS aH ed Nts ps0Rs ho,e
restaurants. clubs. schools and institutions
being built from coast to coast mean in
throush resident day classes now " formine. ri S.
Previous experience proved unnecessary.
seree TRRE in Of Lewis Sa eoif
yates, both young and mature, winning
success. Quick promotion, fine living, lux
urlous surroundings. Our graduates now
noIdlne preferred positions everywhere.
course endorsed by many nationally known
hotel owners and managers
Get into this fast-growing field and
enjoy success. Get out of humdrum rou-
tine work into field that teens with op-
nortunity; diversion and human interest
Free book gives details Call. telephone
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS.
Desk 9036. Penn. Ave. at 23rd NV.
Telephone West 1892
Evening star., 1936-11-29

GIRL. colored, wants part-time work.
cleaning or light houSework, go home
nights Decatur O6lO
Evening star., 1936-11-29
BOYS-GOOD PAY.
MEN--FIVE.

Permanent work with or without BIZ
cycles. Apply Mr.. Schryver. 1917 New
York ave, II. W.
Evening star., 1936-11-29
SPECIAL, WORK.

For s men willing to work day or night
a IS directed Qualifications: Neat appear
ance ages 80 to Is and desire to estab-
llsh yourself for the future. Apply 4oS
Commerce & Savings Bldg. 7th and Z
a ". 10 am Monday. No other time.
Evening star., 1936-11-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

LORED GIRL wants work. full or part
e. 1712 Johnson ave. NV.
Evening star., 1936-11-29

COOKING housework needed: Competent:
permanent position: $50 mo-: German: up
stairs rm. Address Box SGT. Star office
CURTAINS STRETCHED 40 cents a pair,
Work called for and delivered. Lincoln
5l3f
Evening star., 1936-11-29

To help us handle our extra Christmas
rush taking orders and delivering our
merchandise. No experience necessary
We show YOU. Call after 0 am. 5l3
Evening star., 1936-11-29

GIRL wants work as maid; no cooking, go
home nights. Phone Decatur 4506.
Evening star., 1936-11-29

COLORED GIRLS. two neat. want work
oi any kind; references. North 1901
Evening star., 1936-11-29
JICAN hU lOINIObILE =
ASSOCIATION.

nj OVtT IIIt NdIIUII.
GOOD JOB FOR YOUNG MAN
BETWEEN % AND 80.
Permanent guaranteed salary and COM
mission must have good appearance. no
selling. but must have personality. be ae-
Rressive and willing to work at an inter-
esting Job; prefer man accustomed to out
door work. Apply Nj. Mellor. Movie
Shots. Rm. o1H l:533 @ st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-07-01
Gilmore.Helm
Wedding Announced
In Washington

WASHINGTON friends today re-
ceived announcements Of the
marriage of Miss Margaret Marshall
Helm Of Alexandria, Va, and Mr..
John Alexander Gilmore of Charlottes-
vile, Va, which took place on Satur-
day, June 81, at noon. in st. Paul's
Church, Alexandria. The bride, a
daughter OF the late Mr.. William
Pickett and Agnes Marshall Helm of
Warrenton, Va, wore a smart white
going away suit with navy blue acces-
sories. The altar was decorated with
candles, white roses and snapdragons,
and the ceremony was performed. to
the soft strains of music, played by
the church organist, Mr.. Sherman B.
Fowler, in the presence Of the imme-
diate members of the two families
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother, MIR. William Pickett Helm
of Washington and Riverdale, Md.
Mr.. Spencer Gilmore of Richmond,
Va, nephew Of the bridegroom, acted
as best man. After their wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore will reside in
Charlottesville, Va.
Following the ceremony, the we'd
ding party was entertained at a we'd
ding breakfast at the home of Miss
Josephine V. Robinson in Alexandria,
where the bride and her sister, Miss
Virginia A. Helm, have made their
home for some years.
Evening star., 1936-07-01
Diplomats Share Honors Large Dinner Given Last Evening
Mr.. William c.. Bullitt
And Italian Ambassador
Guests of Troyanovskys
Mrs. Long Given Luncheon in New York.
Other News in Diplomatic and
Official Circles.

TIME Ambassador Soviet Socialist Republics
and Mrs Troyanovsky entertained at dinner at the embassy
last evening in honor William c. Bulitt American
Ambassador Of Soviet Socialist Republics and sgnor
Augusta who has recently been appointed 1taan
sador to Moscow.
The guests included Hamilton Lewis, the Minister of
ohosovokia and Mime veverka and Miss Nela Veverka Dr.
Alfred Blmanis Mr. Dmtri Naomof the
Representative and Mrs Sol Bloom and Miss
Vera Rloom Mr. Walton Moore Secretary
and Miss Jennie Moore Jules Henry the French chare daairs
Kelley chief of Eastern European division OF the
State Department Stanley K Honbeck chief OF the Far
Eastern division of the Department.; Mr.. Keith Merrill
executive Assistant Secretary of State Mr. and
Robert the assistant chief OF the Eastern
State Department and Mrs Earl Packer
the Undersecretary of State and Mrs Charles
Bohen, Mr.. and Mrs George Vukmanic
the Embassy and Mrs ConStantn Oumanky
and Comdr vladimir Burzn also attended the dinner
The Ambassador Chile Senior Manuel Trucco and his
enc Marta a % ry
shorham terrace last evening in honor OF the @ ecre @
5 from S for Lima
Peru Per Ssa1 Nhe mpas senS Rodu7 WI" ' n'
Among Others farewell dinner the first secretary
and Sonora "a de the ar n Fando ne the
as5oi ssnoa fstasns Esano camp6e Cam anu W
Mr. Fske Stone will vii leave the fbca capa v
M T v IN
Beckndge wife Of the nts States Ambsssd nH2s
d Lunch bd s M ST. E o E gH1f m New a
sRd will We Join he Rs M o o R taeG
Philadelphia assistant for
the Convention. Mrs Jenckes will remain
here daughter Jenckes who recovering
from will unable make the trip to their home
in Terre Haute, Ind.
and M aa S Mrs. Eu Ss aiaa aRd W h s
1So sn Mss Es5n @ h ar sag a his d
Mrs William w. farrell will take place Saturday Mrs Ludlow
the Capital tonight by train for Savannah Ca where
she party accompany them for the rest of the
trip
Assistant Secretary Of Commerce and MIS- J. Monroe
returned their at the Shoreham
Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia
portion of last week visiting former school
mate at Riverton, N j.
Johnson expecting his sister, Mrs Frank
daughter Alice today visit MISS
will be sophomore Meredith College in Raleigh N c.
next
the Legation and Nine Feer are in New
York for short stay and are at the Westbury.
The Superintendent Naval Academy and
Sellers sailing today aboard the
Gripsholm for Sweden.
Ellis will Join Rear Admiral Ellis at Newport next
week and they will be at the LaForge during the Summer while
Admiral Ellis is attending the Naval War College.
Admiral Will Carton u S. N, and Mrs Carton at the
Martinique from San Diego for an indefinite stay.
Brees. Brig Herbert U. A,
Washington Leavenworh, KanS
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Evening star., 1936-07-01
w Weddings
In and Near
Washington
Miss Hazel Monroe
Is Bride of Mr..
Walter Mullen.

home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Munroe in Takoma
Park, Md, was the scene of
Evening star., 1936-07-01

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