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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-01
Rensselaer, Group.
Clues Dinner Dance

The Rensselaer, Polytechnic Insti-
tute Alumni sponsored dance at
the Rhythm room Of the Hotel Ell
ton on Friday evening.
Among the dancers were Miss Lois
Willard. Donald Wooster, Miss Lois
Mills, Edward Gromko, John H.
Stanterbey, Miss Virginia Laners,
Oscar Moberg, Miss Doris Larson,
Afford z. Anderson, Miss E. Greta
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Ger
emia, Richard Pratt, Miss Marion
Elphick, Donald Plumb, Miss Flor
ence Stevenson, John Eckert, Miss
Alice Kopza, Miss Airline Barlow,
Donald Sanford, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Robert Eggleston, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Olive Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Burgess, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard E.
senior, Miss Marjorie French, Ed
ward Cookson, Jr., Miss Grace
Lounsbury, Robert N. Ferry, Mr..
and Mrs. II. B. Finkenzellar, Miss
Josephine Rafferty,, John Hahn,
Miss Rita Shea, John Blacker, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Mackay, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Freeland. Miss Helen
Yorke, Ralph Spangler.
Edward Grasson, Miss Frances
Milius, David Crockett, Miss Anne
Savage, Joseph Nelly, Miss Carolyn
Jabs, Walter Rufleth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank J. Mccarthy, Miss Marjorie
Henderson, Carl r. Benson, Miss
Polly sharp, j. H. Thompson, Joseph
Garrick Of Bridgeport, Miss Freda
Roger, Herbert Perkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Danielson, Miss Lois
Macken, William H. Stahl, Jr., DR..
and Mrs. II. T. Gilmour, Miss Hazel
Lewis, DR.. Ralph Lopez, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward G. Midle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur e. Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Alfred Blakeslee, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
P. Frederickson, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
row Kindness, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Warfel, Frank Prosl, Miss Hazel Be-
croft, Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Negro,
Miss Mildred Fitch, John Bate, Miss
Bernice Rubin, Miss Violet Mackey,
Harry Blackburn and Charles Bur-
NETT.
OF interest to Junior League men,
bers In Waterbury Is the nomination
of Mrs. William E'llery Bright, Jr.,
OF Worcester, Mass, for vice-presi-
dent Of the Association OF Junior
Leagues Of America which was made
recently o at meeting Of the board
Of directors Of the association. Mrs
Bright, who is direction OF region !,
to which the waterbury Junior
League belongs, will attend the re-
gional arts meeting Of Junior
Leagues TO be held In Hartford next
month. At the meeting Of the board
or directors, three organizations
were accepted as Junior Leagues:
The Junior Charities Of Topeka,
Kans.; the Utility club Of Macon,
Ga; and the Junior Service Of Can
ton, Ohio.
Miss Marion Hunter Of Grand
view avenue spent the past few days
| IN, Gt1rinpfield
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-01

English thrushes are being sent
to Canberra, Australia, to deal with
q plague Of snails.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-01

ther, Miss Bristol will have as
her maid Of honor, Miss Eleanor
Engler Of South Orange, ~. j. The
bridesmaids will include Miss
Elizabeth Goddard daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Allen Goddard Of
Cheshire, Miss Margaret Reyes OF
Cincinnati, Ohio, Miss Marion
Washabaugh Of Erie, Pa, and Miss
Ruth Wood Of New Haven. Bar
bara Gevelman Of Hartford, a
cousin of the bridegroom, will be
flower girl.
Herbert Shay will be his broth
er's best man. T8he usher corps
Is as yet incomplete.
A wedding reception will follow
the ceremony at the home Of the
brides parents after which the
couple will leave on an unan-
rlounced wedding trip. They will
live In aPrkerSburg, w. Va, where
Mr.. Shay u IN business. "
Miss Bristol Is a graduate OF
Bradford Junior college and until
recently amnaged the Black Shop
in New Haven. Mr.. Shay is q
graduate Of Roger Ludlowe high
school, Fairfield, Tabor academy
and attended the University OF
Carolina.
There will be a meeting at the
Bradleyville school In Middlebury
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at
which time a general discussion OF
the education system now in use will
be held. All parents and friends
are urged to attend.
Professor Franc Paul CASTOR
Thenaud Of the Brown university
French department Is directing the
plays, which are an annual affair.
Miss Agnes HorTigan OF Chestnut
avenue has returned after spending
several days In New York. ..
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-01

COMING EVENTS
March 9-American Legion Aux
Hilary card party at the Legion
Home.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-01

Miss Marion Hunter Of Grand
view avenue spent the past few days
in Springfield.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-01

The Women's Get-together club
Of the Third Congregational church
will meet this evening at 0 o'clock
at the parish hall.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-01

A rehearsal Of the Santa Maria
choir will be held this evening at
tbs o'clock at HERMAN hall. It liz
important that all niemers be IN
attendance. ~.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
eOnuenansbriid int Slim.

Imeritoniide a~Ttronomen MAIDEN
neueroings finomatogropbiI9e Muf.
nabmen bon Sen nit bulfanilher
@epalt erfolgenoen MusbriiHen Ser
Come. 9ieie electromagnetic 0eiItung
tpur0e bon Orei priDaten aItrono.
men, ben @riinOern oes teit erri9te-
ten @c@rotb . SuIbert ObIerpato.
RUNS in Ser N1be 0es Angelus
Gllifies in Mi9igan ousgeiiibrt.
2ange 3eit berrIbte bei Sen Mltrono-
men Oie l1eber5eugung, bob Oieie
Musbrii9e nur am GanOe Ser Son.
nenl6eibe tpGbren0 elmer b0Gigen
Commandments beobadtet Der0en
f0nnten. Damn tDitr0e ent0edt, bob
tie audi in einem 2idt bon beionoe.
TER 8eidaffenbeit pbotograpbiert
peroen t0nnen, un0 es tpur0e cine
4ette BON Observation-Disclosures
iiber Oie gauge @rOe berteilt, UNI &c.
1taue @uf5ei1nungen iiber Die Bor-
g1nge nlif Der Come 81 erbalten.
Sci einigen Oieler Mltsbriide miro
Die Materie nit elmer @eidtuinOig-
felt bon iiber 300 ailometern in Der
GefunOe bon Der 0berfldhe Ser
Come nod nltBen geI9leuoert. Crit
ieBt purOe entoedt, OnB lie plOs-
lides geriagen aui 9ur3meuenien.
0ungen ouf Der @roe berporrufen.
u1O oas neueite 1T, OaB lie nit Der
&inotnmera erfaBt peroen. Dit ei-
mem DEFENDERS erri9teten n9urm.
teleitop" bat man aufnabmen er.
5ielt, sic Die l9neIe 8etpeguug Ser
Nusbrii6e ebenIo gut mie in anOe.
rem 66nen langiamere 8epegunJ en
5eieen. Mon bat aud Str0me bon
Materien erfaBt, Die nod elmer 3eit
beftiger grploiionen in bic Gonne
5uriidfanen. Sir Oie &inofamera,
Die fir Oieie g[ufnabmen beionOers
~fonitruiert tporoen lit, bat man Sen
Namen Observation-Disclosures.
grapb" erfun0en
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
Ser srDRte Waann Der WeIt.

aIs SebensmarOigfeit lit i'm Ser
gniigunesporf Der Barrier 0eltalts-
IteGung Der gegenp6rtie er0Bte
Mann Ser 8elt au ieBen, Elm 5inn'
LANDER namens @oino MDnirine.
Oieler .ROnig Ser 9fieien", tpie CT
iid nennt. bat 0ie eritaunlide Gro
BE bon 2,5t Metern nno elm @emidt
bon 1876 ailo. Gr lit 26 Sabre alt.
Seine gltern iinO beiOe bon Ourd-
ans normoIer @rOBe, iein Batter
1,89 Meter, feline Mutter 1853 DE.
ter. 8ei ietner @eburt tpog @aino
bereits t3 9funo. Bon Ieinem Iieben.
ten 2ebensiabr an begann er 10 III,
gebeuer al madIen, 0aB er NIT II
Sabren bereits cine @roBe bon 1856
Metern uno elm @epi1t bon 90
ailo erreiGt batte. &Is er 10 Sabre
alt mar, mur0e ct in 6innlanO gum
NfiIitGr einge5ogen. 9omaIs NAB er
2,33 Meter. Seine MilitdroienIt0eit
BON 15 Monoten berbradte er BET
ser i9weren Mrtilerie. Na9 ieiner
gntIoiiung iibertpies Ser ariegsmi-
nj feline Uniform Dem Militdr-
muieum in Seliingfors, mo Oieie
MertwirOiefeit nod iest gu ieben
lit.
I'm feline gigantii9e @r0Be nod
aagenfaniger at maiden, reiit @ai-
no MDnirine nit elmer 3pergin, 0ie
Die 8eiu9er 0es 8ergniigungspar-
les ouF ieinen &nien berumflettern
feben fonnen = elm fait unbeimliher
Mnblid. Gin 8eiuder erfl1rt, IN
@ninos @egentport bon benz pnnit-
ortigen @efiibl befaIen tporoen at
fem: ,@enn er mir aus 8erIebeu
ouf Oie GiiBe tritt, bin ib fir mein
gauges 2eben labml Goate er etpn
Die Sreppe berunterfaaer, piebiele
2eute miirOe er nnter Iih eroriit-
feR?" @enn Ser &ieie Ipridt, tlinet
es pie elm unterir6ii1es 9onnerr,
iuenn er iih unlorebt, 3ittert Die
groe. @ie pieIe @ieIen aber lit ct
ianft, geoul0ig, bebutiam unO bat
oas argloie 211eIn zines 2inOes.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
9ie 8ambus blii6em.

Sn gang SiiOfrnntreid, Dor al
lem aber in Der 8robence, bliiben in
oieiem Sabre oie 8ombus. Sic &c.
tudbren einen feltiomen Anblid, Ben
Die 8auprn nidt obne cine gewiiic
Gurdt un0 elm gepiiies llnbebaeen
CUR Genntnis nebmen. Sn Der Cat
lit oas 9liiben oieier 8ombusart
elm g%reignis, 0as nur elm. OOer
0weimol in ie6em Sabrbunoert, uno
nidt in regelmdBigen abitdnOen 81
beobadten fem Jon. 9ie 1lrioden
oieier 8liite eero0e in Oieiem Sobr
iino unbefannt un0 erideinen ee-
beimnisboa, 10 0aB 5peifeIlos aus
oielem @runoe Sic @oiern Der Bro
bence ibr cine iibernatiirli9e @e.
oeutung 5ui9reiben, sic fino felt
iiber3eugt, onB Oieies Naturereignis
umpdI3uneen anfiinoigt, Die ielten
siinftig un6 oft berbdngnisnon finS.
8esbolb bremen in bieIen alten
8ouernbofen, in 0enen bic 8ambus
erbliibt iin6, Dor ben 9iloniiien Der
beiligen Sungfrou itamoig 0ellam.
pen.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

lung bon GeiIen" Ron Sbebenot NIT
elmer &arte bonn 2auF Oes Wiiiiiiitp-
pi ber0ffentIi9t.
ginem segebenen geripreden &C.
NAB febrte Morquette 5u ben Sos
fntios 5uriid, Inn ibuen Oas @Oou.
geIium 5u preOigen. untertUegs be-
fam ct einen glutitiir5. SIN &erbit
fam er BET ben Gasfofias an, bulb
ober beri9limmerte iid iein 2eioen
in eef1brIiAer @eiie, unO er Bat,
0aB man i'm mad Der SnleI Wiidi'
limafinac 3uriidbra1te. @r fam in-
oeIien nur nod Bis Gbicagou, no
am Is. Mai 1875 Ser 600 i'm er.
elite. &uf einem SigeI, ben er un'
mittelbor borber On5u be5eidnet bat'
te, nur0e &c begraben. 3wei Sabre
Ip1ter ober gruben Die Rnstntios
feline @ebeine tpieoer aus, nulhen
iie, Ieeten Iie in einen aus MeiB-
birte berfertisten Snrg, Dem 80
aanus nit tlagenOen @inseborenen
foIgten, unO 70 tpurOe er nod Mt.
aiIimotiuoc eeIeifet. @enise Wtos
nate nod Iei1et 4eiie mar GaOolier
be Ia Gaae Big an 0ie Winouug
Oes Miifiiippi DoroeOrungen, 9ber
Marqnette mar es, Der ibm ben Beg
sepieien bafte.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

eigener 9roft erbeben fonnten. Sc
fuaren 0ie lleberlebenOen bon Ell.
lem Eriipp BON 8p0lf 6liidtlinseu,
oie Ia Gage lang fait obne 9obruns
uno @oiier i'm Boot ~untertpegs
Doren.
9ie Breiie, Die Die S6mugsIer
bon i6rer IebenOigen Srodt ber-
Ianger, iino berbdItnism1Big bod,
idpanfen aber lie uad Der 8ob-
6unesf6bigfeit, bod eelten 1000
Tronfen nls Die unterIte @renoe.
0atiirliG lit Der @erbreder, Oeiien
@ngebSrige oie GUNNER 0ablen
t6nnen, Ooour9 nod Ianse ni6t
fider, tpirflid oie Greibeit 3u er-
Ioneen. @beeieben bon Ben bielen
MOelidfeiten 0es @iBIinsens nuB
er aud Oamit rednen, betrogen 3t
meroen. Mid Die @eboroen 3oblen
@reiie fir tpieOer eiugefaneene
GIiidtlinge, uno es fommt Dor, bob
@hmuggler eineu @efangenen crit
,befrcien", nm i'm Oonn ben 8e.
BORDEN oils5uliefern unO bon beiOen
Geite Ons @eI6 ein3uItreiden. Mu1
Mitgefansene peroen Inn beg Cob
mes tpiIlen niht Ielten gu 8errdtern,
ODER Elm @efangener, ser oos @eIO
fir feline 8efreiung %5uinmmense.
brodt bat, tpir0 bon aamero0en er.
moroet. SIM gnn5en fam man
ihGben, OnB bon ben beute nod
borbanoenen Snlalien Der Straf.
folonie ettpa 2,5 b. s. i'm Sobr bic
Jll9t geIinot = immerbin eitt Der.
bdltnismdBig bober 9ro5entios.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
Gin 0Oetbs-9 smfmaI in Mai-
Lamb.

Nm s. Suli fan0 in Ser @iblio.
teco A~mbroiiaua in Moilano in Mn-
peienbeit Oes Miniiters fir Bolts
fultlr uno oes oeutIden 9oti9af-
tiers Die gittpeibung zines Goethe
Stan0bil0es ftatt, oas bon Oeutihem
8irgern gei6enft por0en lit. 9ie
@intpeibungsreoe belt Ser General
fonIul Or. Grid @inoeIs. 9ie Sta-
tue lit elm @ert BEG Dres0ner 8il0-
balers @alter 6lemming. Ser
CUB lit in MailanO aiisgefiibrt, un0
oa Die @ipsformen BEL Dem Srans.
port teilmeiie S9a0en gelitten bot
ten, muBten ie 3unddit BORT pieOcr
bcrgeiteut perOen. SIN 8uiammen-
bang nit Der Ginneibung oes
9enfmals tperoen berl9ieoene @oe>
tbefeiern oerunitaltet; 10 miro 9ro-
feiior Grrante, Der 0r0innrius fir
0euti6e 2iterotur an Ser llniperli-
tat Mailano, einen 8ortrag iiber
@oetbes Yeri0nlihteit balten.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
6 artta.

SrOBartts. 9ausbrr;
Pima, Sic iinb mirtli9 cine pers
fette GD9in! -. MpropOs, pie Iange
ftshen Sic eigentIi9 i4On in meim:m
Dienite?"
ROdin: .@enau Dor bier Sabrgn
baden Der gnd' 9err mid entbedt!!"
= unterf9ieb. Sin Diff.
3ier fabrt nit feinem Burden II.
Rlofe. Oa foste CT: Penn Du
in Der speiten SIaTe elmer iungen
Dome ouf Sen. SUB trittit, bitteft Du
b0fli9 UNI Gnti4ulOi9ung. Wenn
Du aber III. aloHe fabren niirbeft,
brauAit 9u nur fasen: .9oppla".'
= Oas pumpgenie. ~Waa
1T bas, Satalismus?"
rMeibt Ou Ontel, tpenn Ou Did
in mein S9idfaI ergibf."
- SIM Yertrauen. .WieDieI
Mstl4 sibt benn bic Rub oa tag
li9?A
wA9t Otter netto - ga il aber's
WaHer nod net Oabei.~
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

Ser ri@tige Augen-
id. @s mar in elmer fleinen Sta0t
ouf 2uba. Ser Mono lHien gl1n-
aeno, un6 carte N~lumenOiifte 6oget
Ourd 0as 2ono. Cine ridtige 9adt
fir 2iebenoe. Gin Mmeritaner itan0
unter einem 8alfon nno bradte Ell.
ner ld6nen Genorita cine Gerenaoe.
@erabe i9tpon iein 2ieO ma9tpoH
an, nls ploblih elm 8lumentopf bon
oben 0ur9 oie Suit iaufte uno ben
@merifaner gernoe auf ben &opf
traf. .@er bat 0enn oa getporfenS"
ihrie er miiteno. sd mar eS", ant.
iportete oie i96ne Senorita, oie obem
aiif Dem Dalton eri9ienen mar. .Sa,
gefdat Sbnen oenn mein @eiang
ni9t?" fragte Ser Ginger gon3 per-
6ubt. D0b, SIR @eIang sei1at mir
iebr", bauhte Die Dame, .aber ben
4lumentopf fonnte im niht lei0en.
ben moate id IaOn LANCE berunter.
tperfen.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

0as IeBte @ort. Gin
Mann, Der iebr itoI5 6arnuf mar,
OnB er aIles in Sronune belt unO
aud melt binaus in Die 3utunft
b~oriorgte, tpur6e zines Moreens bon
ieiner Gralt angetroffen pie er ali.
eeni1einli9 tief iiber ettpas griibeI-
te. Sie fragile i'm, tparum er oenn
elm 10 ernites @eiidt made. ~ad",
ingte er, lid oa6te geraoe oariiber
mad, tpelde @rabihrift id i'm Sale
Defines Sooes fiir Did ndblen iol-
te". Die Srou, Die iib elmer CLAM
aenoen @eiunobeit erfreute, mar
iiber oieIe ibr uiiangebra1t fbeinen-
Sc NodoenfliAfeit nidf erbaut uno
iagte rubis: uDas lit bod iebr elm
faf, man fam auf ben @rabItein
meiBeln: gbefran BEG oben senann.
teu.-
Evening star., 1937-03-02
SYMPHONY PLANS
INVITATION SERIES
D. c. Business and Federal
Employees to Be Guests
at Concerts.

The 1s37-3s concert season Of the
National Symphony Orchestra will in
clude special short series Of invitation
concerts for employees Of Washington
business concerns and the Govern
ment, it was announced today by
Walter B. Howe, secretary Of the
Symphony Association.
Howe said it long has been the
associations desire to express. In Q
practical way, its appreciation Of the
support given to its work by business
firms and Government officials and
employees. The special series will not
interfere with the regular concerts.
Hopes Hinge on Drive.
It is planned also to enlarge the
series Of evening concerts and to
feature more guest artists of note, but
these hopes hinge upon the outcome
of the campaign to raise a $4,000
sustaining fund for the orchestra,
Howe said. The campaign will run
from March 10 to 10.
The first two campaign divisions to
Evening star., 1937-03-02

Committee, D. A. r., Mayfiower Hotel,
$50 pm.
Dance, West Virginia State Society,
Raleigh Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Ways and Means Com
mittee, Friendship Chapter, o. z. g.,
1918 Military road, 8 pm.
Meeting, District Young Demo-
cratic Club, Willard Hotel, 8:15 pm.
Meeting. Philatelic Society, Carlton
Hotel. 3 pm.
Meeting, Alpha zeta Beta Sorority,
Wardman Park Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Oklahoma State Society,
Maydower Hotel, 3 pm.
Meeting. Warrington Society Of
Engineers and American Society Of
Civil Engineers. Cosmos Club, Sis
pm.
Meeting, Ladies' Auxiliary, Photo
Engravers, Hamilton Hotel, pm.
Evening star., 1937-03-02
TEXAS BIRTHDAY
WILL co ON AIR
Program at 1880 Tonight
to Help Celebrate States
Independence.

A GALA program. designed to aid
~ Texas commemorate its inde-
II pendence day. will be broad
4 \ cast tonight at 80 o'clock by
WMAL and a coast-to-coast network
of other National Broadcasting Co.
stations.
House Majority Leader Rayburn. Col.
E. M. House, Stark Young and David
F. Houston will take part in the special
broadcast. which has been arranged by
the University Of Texas Ex- students
Association of New York City.
The program will originate At three
points-the Rainbow Grill on the
sixty fifth floor of the r. C. A. Build
ing in New York City, the home of
Col. House in New York City. and
Washington.
HELEN MORGAN. the unforgettabls
Julie" of SHOW Boat" will re-
turn to the microphone after . long
absence to participate in the Hammer.
stein Music Hall" program on
WJSV at 8.
Other guest stars on the program
include Lucille Browning. contralto,
and Del Casino, night club star.
A NEW vocal trio consisting Of Fred
Astaire, first bass: Johnny Green,
second bass, and Charley Butterworth,
will give its premier performance dur
ing Astaire's program on WRC 1t $50.
The featured selection will be the title
song from Butterworth's new picture,
Swing High, Swing Low"
HUGH HERBERT. film comedian.
and Judy Garland. screen star.
will be Jack Oakie's guests during his
program on WJSV at $50. Benny
Evening star., 1937-03-02
Goodman's Orchestra will provide tn
musical setting.

0oodman's Orchestra will provide the
musical setting.
r EPRESENTATTVE LUCKEY, DEM
ocrat, Of Nebraska, will present the
To-day in Congress" program on VOL
at S:45. His subject Il, What Is Ma
tional Defense?"
JACK BENNY, radios No. / come
dian, will be the guest of Ben
Bernie and his orchestra on WMAL
At .. Bernie will demonstrate how
he can play THE Bee"
p Ado JOE will dedicate his pro-
~ gram on WMAL at 7:30 to the
Goodwill Industries Of Washington.
Three workers at the Goodwill plant
Ruth Jackson, M. w. Miller and Mrs.
Lettie Crownover-will take part In
the broadcast.
TWO members Of the Senate-Sena-
tors Logan Of Kentucky and Brown
Of Michisan-will express their views
on President Roosevelt's proposed re-
organization Of the Supreme Court In
broadcast over VOL at 1890.
Evening star., 1937-03-02
PREACHER WINS DIVORCE
Charges Wife Made Faces While
He Delivered Sermons.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, March z @.-
Claiming his wife had made faces at
him while he preached. Rev. James p.
Sandefur, 70. pastor Of the Evansville
Primitive Baptist Church, won a di-
vorce here YESTERDAY.
The young preacher alleged that his
19-year-old spouse, June. ceased her
I" cial contortions at times. but fell
asleep while he was delivering his
sermons.
Sandefur Is an auto plant worker
and a part-time preacher. He and
his wife are whites.
Evening star., 1937-03-02

complete their volunteer workina
committees are the Army and Navy
groups, 1t was reported at head.
quarters in the Hay-Adams House
The Navy Committee is headed BY
Mrs. Emory Land and Assistant Sec.
retary of the Navy Charles Edison
Mrs. Henry H. Arnold Is chairman ol
the Army group.
Navy Committee.
Navy Committee members:
Eowclii. Mrs. g: 7. Leahy. Mrs. Lamar
Bastede. Mrs. Paul Maddox. Mrs. c.
Brereton. Mrs. W.. Mcdowell. Mrs. r.
Cook. Mrs. Arthur Nichols Mrs. W.
Gowne; Mrs; James Petteneill,- Mrs. q.
Hart. Mrs. Thomas Powers, Mrs. M.
HenninR. Mrs. =. r. Read Ms. Albert
Holcomb. Mrs. T. Rowell Mrs. Ross
Hooper. Mrs. 3. Speak. Mrs Ray
HouEh; Mrs. Henry Turner. Mrs. T.
Hutchinson. Mrs. B. White. Mrs. Newton
Leahy. Mrs. William
Army Committee members:
Woodring Mrs. H. Croft. Mrs. Edward
Craig. Mrs. Malin FieberRer Miss J.
Arnold. Mrs. H. H. Gibbins. Mrs. Henry
Olmstead. Mrs. D. Grand. Mrs. Walter
Davidson. Mrs. H. c. Miller. Mrs. A. NJ.
Van Nostrand. Mrs. Pillsbury. Mrs. G.
Roberts. Brig. Gen. Reed. Mrs. Walter
Birnie MIS- Upton REYNOLDS: MIS-: G:
Brisham. Mrs. c. Z. Tschappet, Mrs. W.
Brown. Mrs. A. w. Wainwright. Mrs. J.
Conley. Mrs. Z. T. Westover. Mrs. Osca
Evening star., 1937-03-02
Senator Walsh to Speak.

Senator Walsh of Massachusetts,
chairman Of the Committee on Naval
Affairs, will address the members of
Vincent B. Costello Post, American
Legion. at the Carlton Hotel at $50
tonight. Oscar G. Jones, veterans
placement officer in the Labor Depart
ment, also will appear on the program.
Evening star., 1937-03-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.
Meeting, Nu Alpha Chapter, Kappa
Delta Phi Sorority, 1908 Vermont ave-
hue, 8 pm.
Meeting, War Department Lodge,
No. 261, N. F. r. e., ITO Fourteenth
street, 8 pm.
Meeting, Vincent B. Costello Post,
No. IS. American Legion, Carlton
Hotel, 8:l5 pm
Meeting, Beth Fl sisterhood, 7o2
Jefferson street, 8 pm.
Meeting, private duty section, Grad
uate Nurses Association, Red Cross
Building, 1880 e street, 8:15 pm.
Banquet, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
Mayhower Hotel, 6 pm.
Meeting, Beta Chi Sorority, Raleigh
Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Alpha Chapter, Zeta Beta
Chi Sorority, Raleigh Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, District Chapter, Catholic
Daughters of America, Willard Hotel,
7:30 pm.
Supper, Women's National Press
Club, Willard Hotel, $50 pm.
Meeting. st. Charles Lay Alumni,
willard Hotel, 8 pm.
Dance, Columbia Commandery. Will
lard Hotel, $50 pm.
Meeting, Electrical Contractor As
sociation, Potomac Electric Power Co.
Building, Tenth and e streets,
pm.
Meeting, Progress Club, La Fayette
Hotel. $50 pm.
Dinner. Bethany Chapter, Order
Eastern Star, Almas Temple, pm.
Meeting, Palmetto State Voters
Forum, New Colonial Hotel, $50
pm. N
TOMORROW.
Luncheon, Gyro Club, La Fayette
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Rotary Club, Willard
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Soroptimist Club, VIII
lard Hotel, pm.
Luncheon, League Of Women Voters,
Mayfower Hotel, l pm.
Luncheon, Lions Club, Mayfiower
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Meeting, George Washington Hos
pital Women's Board, Mayhower Hotel,
1880 am.
Luncheon, Midweek Luncheon Club,
Hamilton Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon. Zonta Club. Y. w. G. A.,
Seventeenth and K streets, pm.
Luncheon, Electrical Institute, Carl
ton Hotel, 1880 pm.
Meeting. Good Citizens' Pilgrimage
Evening star., 1937-03-02

Air Headliners
Domestic.
3:45 p.m.-WJSV, Library Of
Congress Musicale.
5:45 p.m.-WMAL. Evening Star
Flashes.
Evening Programs.
500 p.m.-WJSv, Hammerstein
Music Hail; VOL,
"Five-Star Final"
$50 p.m.-WRC, Wayne Kings
Orchestra; WJsv, Al
Jolson.
900 p.m.-WMAL. Ben Bernie's
Orchestra.
$3.50 p.m.-WRC, Fred Astaire;
WJSV, Jack Oakie's
College.
1000 p.m.-W Sinfonietta:
WMAI, Senator VAN
denberg.
11:00 p.m.-WMAL, slumber
Music.
Short. Wave Programs.
500 p.m.-ROME, News in Eng
lish. 2RO, 31.1 m, s.63
meg
$50 p.m.-LONDON, "Cumber-
land Crack" GSD, 255
m, Ills meg.
1928 p.m.-LONDON, Mono
logues in Melody" GSD,
25.5 M, Ills meg.
12:00-Midnight-TOKIO, Over
seas Program, JVH, 20.5
m, 14.6 meg.
Evening star., 1937-03-02

! TWO R0BBER VICTIMS
ARE BEATEN ON HEADS
Bottle and Wrench Used by Hold
Up Attackers, Police Are Told.
Taxicab Is Taken.
One man was beaten on the head
with q bottle and another with .
wrench in robberies reported to police
during the last "a hours.
Victim Of the bottle-attack was
Robert Potts, 20, Of Sol A street
northeast, who was robbed Of 81 by
several men who attacked him in the
500 block of D street early today. He
was treated at Casualty Hospital for
cuts and bruises, then transferred to
Gallinger Hospital.
Kelsey B. Gardner, 1927 Seven
teenth street, reported loss of $40 to
two colored men, one Of whom struck
him on the head with a wrench near
Sixteenth and Floral streets early to-
day.
Sam r. Grant, a hacker, said q man
he was driving through Soldiers Home
grounds held him up with . pistol,
robbed him Of SIG and drove OH in
his cab.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-05-28

c. B. Philips, retired Alaska Rail road employee, accompanied by Mrs. Phillips. arrived in Juneau aboard the steamer Baranof from Seward.