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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-31
Recent Bride Is
 Rendered ShoUer

Miss Mimi Conselio and Mrs, Adele Kelleher were hosetsses at a surprise miscellaneous shower on Friday evening at the formers home on North Main street, honoring Mrs. Philip Faber who before her marriageg on August 6 was Miss Agnes McEvoy,
 Tho guest was the recipient of very beautiful gifts from those present. Cut flowers consisting of rBes and gladloli, Q white bell and wedding cake, and Streamefs of Wallis blue and white, made a very pretty setting for the occasion,
 A delicious luncheon was served, followed by toasts and remarks by Lillian Thorn, Helen MeEvoy and Kay Sutherland. Vocal selections were rendered by 0eoreie Thorn.
 Those present were the Misses deoFgie Thorn, Lillian Thorn, Nsl- lie Madden, Mary Blanc, Mimi Con- Aelio, Mrs. Minnie Bradshaw, Mrs, Lena Lawson, Mrs. Lena Brandolini, Mrs, Irene Bouley, Mrs. Helen Mo. Evoy, Mrs, Carmella Ricc.aFdi, Mrs, Kitty McEvoy, Mrs, J, Mullen, Mrs, RosellA McEvoy, Mrs, Kay suther. land, Mrs, Agnes FAber, Mrs, Irene Burke, Mrs. Louis Filipelli Mrs. Walter Thorn, Mrs, Adele Kelleher,
 ARr. and Mrs Joseph A, HAekett and son, Franklyn of Linden street have returned from Q several weeks vacation spent on Cape cod, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-31
7ehan- -ORourke Nuptials SoLemnized This Morning
orieehio photo,

with brown accessories, Upon rec turning they will take up their residence at 94a Baldwin street,
 The bride Is graduate of the Waterbury Catholic High School and the bridegroom attended Crosby High School and is affiliated with the Farrel Foundry company,
 Mrs. Rose Larson and Mrs, Martin Andersen were heSteSSeS at e sur. prise miscellaneous shower given in honor of Miss ThereSe Ansiane at the home Of Mrs, Martin Ander- son Frost read,
 Miss Aaxiane Is to he married Labor Day to Ralph Anderson,
 Decorations were brought out in red and white, Those attending were, the Mrs, Elsie Langer, Gust Johnson, Walter Wiekstrom, Rich. ard Pearson, Alhin Andersen, Jehr Larsen, Hugh Brown, E, Brennan Nettie Whitman, Erie Larson, Huge Neren, Frank Johnson, c, Johnson Fred Anderson, Otto Petteraen, Jehr Burrows, clayton Graham, Morrla Anderson. Agnes Litre, Alfred Shell Betty Leaeaer, Maria Anderson, Al- fred Cederhelm, Jack Larson, clar- enee Anderson, Carl Langer, Carl Larson, Martin Anderson and the Misses Madelyn Ansiaae and Therese AnSlane,
 Mr, and Mrs. Louis stevens and family et Thoma&ten avenue have returned following a week at Say brook.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-31
GooDWIN.BRODEUR

A wedding of local interest took place yesterday afternoon ct 2 o'clock at the home of Rev, Fred A. Leiteh of Springfield, Mass, when George Frederick Goodwin of Northampton, Mass, son of the late Mir. and Mrs, Chester dood- win of Waterbury, and Miss Lu- ellie Emma Rita Brodeur, daugh- ter of Mir, and Mrs. Leo L.. Bfo- deur of Springfield, were united in marriage by RsV, Mir, Leitch, who iS associated With tho Methodist Episcopal church, The bride was attended by Miss Anita BerdeuF, and Alexander II, BaukaS of Nau- gatuek was best man for MT, Goodwin.
 The bride was dressed in Nile green chiffon with hat and nose veil in the same shade. Her flow CTS were c shower of white res- es. The maid of honor wore pink satin combined with lace with c hat in harmony and carried pink roses,
 Mir. Goodwin and his bride left for @ wedding trip to Atlantic City. N. Jo and will be at home at 24 Belmont avenue. Northamp- ton. Mass. after Oct. 1. Among the guests attending the wedding were Mir. and Mrs. James J. Cur
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-31
FERNANDEZ-GUISTo

The wedding of Miss Consetta 0uisto, daughter of Michael GtllSto of Berkeley avenue to Anibal Fern andez, son of Domeniek Fernandez of Baldwin street took place yes- terday morning at Q o'clock at St, Lucy's church. Rev. Felix Scoglio ofiiciated. Miss Carmella Guisto Q sister of the bride was maid Of honor and Miss Consetta dallueei was bridesmaid, The best man was Harry Martin, 0 cousin Of the bridegroom and Domenic duisto, was usher,
 The bride wore c gown pt white satin, made princess style with fit- ted bodice trimmed with smell buttons at the back. The small collar was pearl-trimmed and the skirt fell in e train. She wore c tulle veil trimmed with spanish lace. Her bouquet was of valley lilies and haby's breath, The meid of honor wore aquamarine mousse. line dc Seie, Her hat was of Q matching shade and she carried tea roses, The bridesmaid wore yellow mousseline do sole with R hat to match and carried TalismAn roses,
 The wedding reception was held ct Sons of Italy hall after which Mir. and Mrs. Fernandez left en their wedding trip, In the future they will live on Hazel street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-31
Couple Honored At
 Anniversary Party

MT. and Mrs, Steven Aguslia Of Highland avenue were honored at Q reception and dinner fiven re- gently at steves restaurant in celebration of their silver wedding anniversary. Those attending were Rocco Diorio, MT, and Mrs, Emil Maseolo, MT, and Mrs. Thomas Grady. MT, and Mrs, Thomas Colasanto, Thomas Colasanto, Jr., MT. and Mrs, Nicholas DeNico!a, Mrs. Charles Barber. Miss Rose Barber, Charles Barber, Lillian Barber, Louis DeNieola, Michael DeNieela. Florence DeNieela, Sam uel Catalina, William dreaney John Kelly, Theresa Farley, Mrs Harriet Farley, MT. and Mrs. Alex. ander Rossi, Judge and Mrs, Ed ward MaScolo, MT. and Mrs. Pas quale Porto. Miss Lueie Diorio Prank Pope, Mrs, Maria Diorlo Mrs. Mary Capezzi, Mir and Mrs Rocco Capozzi, MT. and Mrs. Mi' chael Romo. MT. and Mrs, Josep! Lago, MT. and Mrs. Leno Castaldo MT, and Mrs. Vincent Ippolito Mrs Anna Apaiueei, MT. and Mrs Nicholas Apelueei, Michael Capezzl James dagiione, Leah Abrams Mrs. Sarah Frank, MT. and Mrs Joseph Capezzi and MT. and Mrs Lawrence Rossi of this city,
 Out of town guests included MT and Mrs. Joseph Calcatera, Mrs Ralph Frascatore, Misses Marietta Fraseatore. Edythe Frascatore Michael Frascatere, Mr. and Mrs Joseph Rossi, Mrs. Camille Mura tore, Angela Muratore. Josephine Muratere, Mamie MuFatore, Mi and Mrs. Steven Dendera, MT, ard Mrs. John Narducei, MT. and Mrs Andrew DiCieco of Bridgeport, MT and Mrs. Peter Lago of New Ha- ven. MT. and Mrs. Charles Galbo, of Darien. Mrs. Andrew DeItosa of Port Chester, N, Yp Steven Henrietta, Rose and Camille Agug' iia
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-31

Rev. Finton s, Tehan, pastor of st. Peters church in Bridgeport, offieiated at the wedding Of his nephew this morning at 3 o'clock at the Immaculate Conception church when Miss Anne o'Rourke, daugh- ter of Mir, and Mrs, Michael A, o'Rourke Of Baldwin street became the bride of Martin Tehan, jrs son of Mir. and Mrs, Martin Tehan et Baldwin street The huptial mass which followed was also celebrated by Father Tehan, Cut flowers deco rated the altar and a program of nuptlal music was rendered by Professor Frederick Harmon, organ ist Tho bride had as her maid of honor and only attendant, her sis. ter, Miss Mae OReudke and Francis Tehan attended his brother as best man,
 The bride was heeemingly at- tired in a gown of white lace over satin, Princess style and her should CT length veil of tulle was arranged in cap shape, She carried an arm bouquet of gardeniaS, The froek ef the maid of honor was dusty rose and maroon taffeta and she wore a maroon velvet hat styled with a nose veil, Her arm bouquet consisted of garden flowers, The dress of the brides mother was navy blue crepe and she wore Q eorsage of gardentaS, The brldeeroomsS mother wore a poudre blue dress and also wore a gardenia eorsage,
 A reception was held at the home of the bride following the ceremony, About one hundred guests were ia attendance including out of town guests from Bridgeport, New York and New Jersey
 Mfr, Tehan and his bride left on a wedding trip to New York. the bride wearing a rust travelling dress
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-31
SOCIAL. ACTIVITIES
Weddings
R0CMRY-oBRIRN

NVOk1G~Vn nNkEN
 Mir and Mrs. John Francis O'Brien of Newton terrace announce the marriage of their daughter, Helene, to Cant, Basil Saunders Rochey, son of the Hon. William Rochey, one of tho first English settlers in British South Africa and c member of par- lament for 90 years, The cere- mony was performed on Saturday, August 2o, at st, James church in spanish Place, London, w. I, Rev, Linear and pr. Seanlon offioiated The only attendants were Mrs, E, N, House-Lamh of New York and Aubrey Maton of Johannesburg, South Africa, and London, Eng.
 The bride was attired in white lace and carried lilies. The mn- tron of honor wore powder blue lace with matching accessories.
 Following the ceremony recep- tion was held at the Savoy ho- tel in London, after which Capt and Mrs, Rochey left for the con- tinent, Their permanent address will he Mount Royal, Marble Arch, w. l. London, Eng,
 The bride received her bache- Tor of arts degree from the Col lege of New Rochelle, and her master of arts degree from Co., lumhia university. She has studied abroad at the Sarbonne in Paris and at Cambridge university in Eng land.
 Capt. Rochey was educated il, England at Eton college and Lon don university, He is Q member of the Royal Engineers and Royal Flying corps, and Is now stationed as engineer officer of the Royal Air Ministry, Halton, Buckingham shire, England,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-31

roll, MT. and Mrs, Walter D Goodwin Of this city, Miss Susan J. Wheeler and Alexander Bau- kas of Naugatucs,
 The bride is 6 graduate Of the Springfield high school Of coin- ff1eree and is associated with the Massachusetts Mutual Insurance Go MT. Goodwin Is c graduate Of Springfield college. class Of 1887 and is an instructor Of physical education in the Northampton EehoolG.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-31
Miss Anna O'Rourke
 Is SholUer Guest

Miss Anna O'Rourke who was married today was honored ct . variety shower given recently by Miss Julia Brennan of Baldwin street. Those In attendance were Mrs, Dennis Day, Mrs. James Leary, Mrs. William Carroll, Mrs. Ellen Madden. Mrs. James Cough lin, Mrs. Dennis drifiin, Mrs, Michael O'Rourk,e Mrs. George o'Neil Mrs. William Mclaughlin, Mrs. Edward Conner, Mrs. Frank Malley, Mrs. Chris Braun, Mrs. Charles Earth, Mrs. James Con- way, Mrs. Mary Foley, Mrs. George Sullivan, Mrs. Arvid Johnson, Mrs, John Dooley. Mrs. Margaret Parker, Mrs. James Cusack, Mrs, Rose Me- Mahon, Mrs. Katherine Kelly, Mrs, Katherine Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Maurice Kelly, Mrs. Edward Brennan, Mrs, Mary Baldwin, Mrs, Richard Bald win, Mrs. Mary Kilmartin.
 Mrs. Edward Nolan, Mrs. John Fitzmaurice, ST., Mrs. A. L. Beck, Mrs. Francis Scholar. Mrs. Fred Rochon, Mrs. Thomas Duiean. Mrs. Joseph Kelly, Mrs. William Ward, Mrs. Catherine German. Mrs. Pat- rick Ford, Mrs. Patrick Hughes, Mrs. John Cuddy, Mrs. Martin Tehan, Misses Margaret Carroll. May o. Rourke, Margaret Coughlin, Nell Madden, Katherine Day, Katherine Leary, Katherine Tehail, Mary Kel- ly, Agnes drifien, Anne sheehan, Mary sheehan, Lucy Wooley, Marie Conner, Mae McEliigott Rose Foley, Katherine Foley, Mary Hartnett Christine Hartnett Mary Rely, Mary Kelly, Frances Courtney, James Y. Simpson, Mary Day, Rita Baldwin, Catherine Baldwin, Sara White and Julia Brennan.
 Misses Anna Murphy Of Cherry street, Bebe Gallo Of Wildemere avenue and Margaret Mulcahy Of Dikeman street have returned from sojourn at Virginia Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. William Ward Of Bunker Hill avenue had as their guests over the weekend. MT. and Mrs. Newton Jones and Miss Doro- thea Clark Of Utica, N. Y.
 Miss Helene May of Oak street has left for Springfield, Mass, where she will spend C weeks vacation be- fore leaving for the Waterbury Hospital of Nursing Sept. 7th. Miss May Is . graduate Of Wilby high school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-31
Personal
Miss Elise Bristol
 To Be Attendant

lAlsc Eelen Patricia Grady, daugh- Der Of Mr. and Mrs. Jemes T. Grady of New York city and punmore, Winsted, has chosen Saturday, Sept ie as the date for her wedding to Rev. John William Hammons of Little Rock, Ark. The wedding will take place in James Memorial chap ei, Union Theological Seminary, New York city ct half-past four with pr. J. D. Hammons, father of the bridegroom, and Presiding Elder of the Little Rock district, Metho- dist Episcopal Church south, per- forming the ceremony.
 The prospective brides sister, Miss Constance Grady will be maid of honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss Elaine Harley of Stamford and Miss Elise Bristol of Nauga- tuck.
 MT. isammons will have Allen McQuarrie of Montclalr, N. J. for his best man. James Gilman Ora dy, brother of the bride~elect, will be among the uShers, James Scho- field of Pottsville, Pa. Herbert Houghton of Mamaroneck, N. Y. and John Meres of New York city will also act as ushers.
 Miss Grady, whose father Is di- rector of public information at Co., lumhia college, and former mem- Der of the board of fellows at Trim ity college, was graduated from Horace Mann school and wellesley College. While at wellesley she was one Of the organizers of the Welles- ley Riding Club. She received the 3. D. degree from Union Theodogl- cal Seminary in May. Mir. Hammons is an ordained minister of the minister of the Methodist Church, He was graduated from Hendrix College and took his masters de. gree At Duke University. He also obtained the D, D. degree from Union Theological Seminary in May,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-31

4 small club was led and won in dummy with the see. When East's ten dropped, South felt that he had aiI the data nc needed. East must have held i've hearts for his vulnerable overcaii and as nc had four diamonas, this left him with four cards ii spades and clubs.
 South entered his oyn hard with ( diamond and led the |jack Of clubs, which Was finesged when West piey- cd low. The balance of the club tricks were caelied end ( diamond led, East winning with tiie jack. but now aii he could ao was to cash his ace and king Of hearts, thereby giv. ing the deciafef four odd.
 South, by correctly reading tie distgibutioii Of Easts hand, vas res warded with success S
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-31

Misses Helen Ross of Tudor street, Lorraine Downs of Lone Oak ave- nue, Virginia Fenton of Buckingham street, Emile Tavel of Buckingham street. Emile Fitzpatrick of Dela- ware avenue, Dorothy Lewis of New town Terrace, Betty Bloom of Wood side avenue, Betty Evans of Farm ington avenue and Mrs. Mary G.. Ross of Tudor street are spending a week at Twin Oaks Cottage at Bantam Lake.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-31

It is not necessary always to count the adverse distribution, nor in fact Is it possible to do SO accurate. ly, However, e bridge player, anxious to improve his game, should know the count and should use it cons ttantiy SO that when it becomes iEas pertant, he will he able to turn it to the making Of 6 contract that would otherwise fail.
 Teday'a hand Is fairly simple problem in counting the adverse distribution, and like the elews fur' nished by writers of weli.written mystery tales, success rests entirely upon correct reading of the cards played by the opponents.
 eeluthn Co Previous
 Contact Problem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-31
Engagements

TRAVER-rILLIS
 The marriage of Miss Anna Mary PilliS et Falls avenue. oakville and Calvin Albert Traver. jro of Orange street will take place on September 4th at 6 o'clock at St. Mary Maedalen's church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-31
Weddings
Personal

Misses Marie Abbondandolo oe East Main street, Edith L.Ago Of Bank street, Ann Cipriano of Oak street have returned from Virginia Beach where they were registered at the Cavalier Beach hotel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-31

MT. and Mrs. Charles Norton of Raymond street and MT. and N1rs. Alton Norton and daughter. Joan Ann, of Alma street, have returned from Lordship Beach.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-31

Mack Ershler has returned to his home on Robert street after spend- ing some time in Boston where ns purchased a large amount Of Iah furniture stock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-31

MT. and Mrs. George Stevens and daughter, Mae of Ashmun street has returned after spending the past three weeks at pawson Park, Bran ford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-31
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By VIM. D. MCKINNEY Secretary of the American Bridge League

Reward for Exact CountDecarer Accurately Estimates Distribution in Opposing Hand, Goes
 On To Win Four odd
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-31

Franklyn Hackett is now enter taining his cousin Donald Maioney of Dayton, Ohio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-31

Miss Margaret c. Keefe of Elm wood avenue spent the weekend in Hartford,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-31

West reasoned that South Was well prepared for c heart lead. and 60 chose c surprise" lead Of his own lone suit That play proved to De the best defense.
 south could see nine tricks N the diamonds broke. but on the second lead of that suit West discarded z low spade. Hence. Hast had held teuE dlamcnds originally
Evening star., 1937-01-24

would be ineligible for appointment to
any court for period Of six years.
Vacancies on the bench would be
filled by gubernatorial appointment
from a list of eligibles named by
commission.
Five Voters on Commission
This certifying commission would be
made up of five voters Of Cook County,
named by majority of the appellate
court judges. None could hold public
or political party office. They would
receive no compensation for their
service.
Former Judge Charles M. Thomp.
son. president of the Chicago Bar AS
sociation, who signed the report, said:
There can be no reasonable differ
ence of opinion over the proposition
that the existing method OF selecting
judges in Cook County, in its practical
operation, is about as bad as it could
hen
Evening star., 1937-01-24
.S|LVERSTARH HOME
COLONIAL |NDES|GN
First Model Structure of
1887 Is of Brick and
Stone Exterior.

The first Silver Star Home Of 1887
will be opened to the public today at
1900 Hampden lane, Greenwich For
est, Md.
Colonial in design, the new home
was built by the Cafritz Construction
Co. 1t is an unusually we'll planned
dwelling of 10 rooms, 3 baths, con-
structed of brick and stone painted
white. The designers are Alvin L.
Aubinoe and H. L. Edwards.
Members of the Silver Star Homes
Committee, experts in housing. in
spected the home thoroughly and in
dorsed it. This committee IS composed
of James S. Taylor. Federal Housing
Administration, chairman; Edwin
H. Rosengarten. well-known builder;
Comdr. F. l.. Sandoz, president OF the
Washington Real Estate Board: John
Nolen, jr., director of planning, Ma
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission, and Irwin S. Porter,
architect.
The home will be on exhibition for
80 days under sponsorship Of The
Star, and may be visited between the
hours of 10 am! and pm. 1t may
be reached by driving out Wisconsin
avenue to the bank at Bethesda, thence
left on Old Georgetown road half
block to Wilson lane. Turn left on
Wilson lane and drive slightly more
than a half mile to the Greenwich
Forest sign at the intersection Of
Hampden lane. The house is located
two blocks from the intersection.
Evening star., 1937-01-24
.10-YEAR TENURES
URGEDFOR JUDGES
Chicago Bar Favors Change
to End Domination by
Politics.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, January 23.-The Chi
cago Bar Association recommended
election Of judges for 10-year terms to
free the courts Of political domination
in a report published today.
The plan would require an amend
ment to the State constitution. 1t
would affect all Circuit, Superior and
Probate Court judges in Cook County
(Chicago). The proposal was offered
by the associations Board Of Mana
gers on Judicial Selection.
Provisions Of Plan.
Briefly, it would provide:
Sitting judges would complete their
elective terms and serve. in addition,
for a period up to go days past the
next November election.
At this election their names would
be submitted to the voters without
opposition or party affiliation.
II a majority of votes were cast
against any judge his office would be
declared vacant.
Otherwise he would retain Office for
10 years, when he would again be
voted upon.
Any judge rejected by the voters
Evening star., 1937-01-24

the first photos made OF the battling "sky-
scraper oOns OF Southern Arabia the Gulf Aden Dhere
e penetrated. They brought back BY
the German explorer Hans Har United States
after third expedition into the deserts and 10adis The
latter h underground currents OF fresh
,oater hch transforms tee narrow paleys into paradise OF
Ueqedtion Wdd Hadrdndut the Arabs hare built three
kycraper" towns The Oldest Shibam has population OF
1000 and consists of hundreds clay structures 10 IA stories
high RainstormS Uhich fortunately only once IN
decades eaken the buildings and dozens of them collapse.
No. IA uie,o OF Shiban to1oerng apartments The in
habtdnts forced to build such compact cities because
roUing bands OF nonad made imperative for tarmers NTH
grain and Ue stock to band together for protecton
feature the apartments at Shibam this upper
sleeping balcony ancestor of modern
door, bed-a sleeping couch 1Och pushed indoors through
the opening uhen not in use.
at its best. Apartments at
the capital Yemen The decorations tUhte lime plaster
cdrued Dooden ldttices. Wide World Photos
Evening star., 1937-01-24
OLD DOMINION BALL
TO HONOR LEE, JACKSON
Members of Virginia Delegation
in Congress to Be Guests of
Society Tomorrow.

A brief program in celebration of
the birthday anniversaries of Lee and
Jackson will be feature of the enter
tainment planned for the Old Domin-
ion ball at 9 pm. Monday at the
Willard Hotel by the Society Of Vir-
ginia Mrs. Richard Allen, division
president of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy, has arranged the fea-
ture.
Members Of the Virginia delegation
to Congress will be among the guests
of the society. which is headed by r.
Walton Moore, Assistant Secretary Of
State.
Additional entertainment will in
clude moving pictures of the Shenan-
doah National Park and the George
Washington Memorial Boulevard.
Evening star., 1937-01-24
A. B. KINDS QUITS CHEST
FOR JOB IN BOYS CLUB
Resignation Becomes Effective on
February 1-Formerly Headed
Youth Group Here.

A. Boyd Kinds. assistant director
Of the Community Chest, has re-
signed to accept a position with the
Boys Club Of America, Inc, Of New
York. His resignation becomes effec-
tive February l..
Kinds formerly was director OF the
Northeast Boys Club for six years and
during his service there attracted the
attention of the national organization.
In his new position he will serve
under Sanford Bates. who recently re-
signed as director Of prisons and has
just been made executive director Of
the national boys organization.
Evening star., 1937-01-24
SILCOX TO BE GUEST

F. A. Silcox, chief Of the Forest
Service, will be guest of honor at the
annual meeting of the District of Co.
lumbia Council of Boy Scouts at 8 pm.
tomorrow at the Willard Hotel.
Election of officers and brief reports
from Linn G. Drake. Scout executive;
Chester Wells, council president. and
other officers will mark the meeting.
Evening star., 1937-01-24
Spirituals at Epiphany Church.

A special service at the Church Of
the Epiphany, 1917 G street, tonight
at 8 o'clock will include an address by
DR.. Robert w. Patton and singing of
the spirituals by the quintet from the
American Church Institute for Ne
PrOeS
Evening star., 1937-01-24
Communists to Hear Writer.

Robert Minor, Spanish war corre-
spondent, will be guest speaker at
pm. today at a mass meeting spon-
sored by the Communist party of
Washington at 932 u street.