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Evening star., 1937-09-28
BABY IS TOSSED
TO SAFETY IN FIRE
Neighbor Catches Baby Thrown
From Second-Story Window.
Four Adults Rescued,
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Md, September "a
"A 21-month-old baby was thrown from
the second-story window into the arms
OF bystander early today to save her
from fire which two adults escaped
by jumping and two others we're res
cued.
Tanya Mislowsky, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony Mislowsky. whose
home was destroyed by the flames. was
tossed from the window by her father.
A neighbor, Norman Erichton, caught
her.
Mislowsky and Josephine Andreick.
II, jumped from the window. Both
suffered burns and injuries. The child
was treated for burns on the face and
back. Physicians said she was un-
harmed otherwise.
Edward Bosak. %. awake in his next
door residence, smelled the smoke. He
crossed to the blazing dwelling by
jumping from window ledge and
kicked out window pane, cutting his
foot.
Evening star., 1937-09-28
BUILDING UNIONS
| AWAIT HUTCHINSON
President of Carpenters
Group Due Tonight to
Open Conference.
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
DENVER. September 28.-A. F. Of
l.. building union leaders today
| awaited arrival of William Big
Hutch" Hutcheson, president Of the
powerful Carpenters Union, TO open
conference at which they hope to
avert renewal of a break that divided
the building unions into warning
| camps two years ago.
Hutcheson is due here tonight to
| attend the building trades depart
ment convention. preliminary to the
| national A. F. of L. conclave, which
starts Monday.
He has sent word he will oppose re-
election of j. w. Williams, the de.
partment's president.
Williams, also a carpenter, sought
Hutcheson's job at their unions con-
vention last Fall at Lakeland, Fla.
He was supported by carpenters OPP
posed to Hutcheson's anti-New Deal
activities.
Williams Defeat Seen.
Since Hutcheson controls the largest
block of votes in the building trades
department convention, every one
comedies Williams defeat-includin7
Williams himself
But many Of the departments Lead
ers are unwilling to allow Hutcheson
to pick one of his own lieutenants to
succeed Williams.
Hutcheson also was said to oppose
the plan for settlement of jurisdic-
tional disputes in operation since the
last building trades war ended at the
Atlantic City convention in 1895.
Many leaders say the plan has
worked well and favor keeping it.
Meantime the Metal Trades De-
partment convention went into its
second day, with only routine business
slated for consideration. Strong reso-
lutions condemning John L. Lewis
and his c. /. o. were expected TO be
adopted at the conventions closing
session tomorrow. The c. 1. o. will
be a major issue at the general AT.
OF l.. convention.
Sounds Discordant Note.
Jack Williams, delegate from Seat
tie Metal Trades Council, sounded a
dlscordant note yesterday by into
ducing a resolution calling for a
convention of the rank and file of
both the A. F. of L. and the c. I. o. 10
try to make peace.
Department leaders expected the
Resolutions Committee to pigeonhole
Williams proposal
Hutcheson, because of the brewing
trouble in the Building Trades De-
partment, became a key figure In a
federation convention for the third
straight year.
In Atlantic City two years ago his
efforts to shut of futile speech max
ing In favor Of John L. Lewis in
dustrial union resolutions resulted in
Lewis handing him a right tn the
jaw that sent him topping to the
floor.
Last year, at Tampa. Fla, Hutche-
sons question-"What's the use?"-
ended all talk Of expelling Lewis
suspended c. /. o. unions from the
A. F. of L.
Big Hutch" weighs upward of
200. He once was one of Lewis
closest associates. With 100000 mem
oers, his union is the federation's
largest.
HUTCHINSON, an outspoken Repub-
hcan, has been chairman of the Re-
publican National Committees labor
division during the last two presi-
Dental campaigns.
Evening star., 1937-09-28
BOWES TO DEDICATE

Hecht Co. Parking Building to
Have Radio Services.
Mai Edward Bowes tomorrow night
will dedicate by radio the new park
ing building erected by the Hecht
Co. at Sixth and E streets.
Through the medium Of remote
control Maj. Bowes' speech will open
the ceremony at O'Clock. A salon
display of modern automobiles, among
them Bowes' car, which is said to be
a masterpiece of automotive engi-
neering, will be feature
Other speakers will be Col. John
w. Oehmann, District building in
spector; William A. Van Duzer, di-
rector Of traffic; Alexander Hecht,
president Of the Hecht Co., and
George M. Quirk, vice president and
store manager.
Evening star., 1937-09-28
Text of Roosevelt Speech
Delivers address at Bonneville Dam, Sfressing Inn
porfdnce Of Wafer Resources and Aim to Dis
tribute Benefits to Greatest Number of People.

BONNEVILLE DAM, Oreo, Sep
tember 2S.-The tert OF President
Roosepelt's address at Bonneville
Dam tolloUs::
Evening star., 1937-09-28
Blacks OFFICE
READY TO OCCUPY
Everything in Order to Re.
ceive New Supreme Court
Justice Monday.
BACKGROUND

Hugo L. Black of Alabama, Dith
consistent record of antdOonism
totDdrd big business, iUas named to
Supreme Court last month after
Presidents plan to reoroanize court
had been defeated in Congress.
Confirmed Without. delay by Sem
ate. ne,D Justice left for Europe.
Earlier this month, series of neUs-
paper articles appeared alleging
that Alabanaan iUds and is a mem
Der of Ku Klur Kldn.
Evening star., 1937-09-28
Citizens Meet Tonight.

Need for boys club in the neigh
borhood will be the principal topic to
be discussed at meeting Of the First
Ward Citizens Association at 8 O'Clock
tonight In the Grant School, Mrs
Belle Parker, secretary, announced.
The Washington times., 1937-05-28
1o0y 4 ;. j.. 1;!! 1! /
Gibson Island
Lures Senator

weather permitting" the
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Swanson plan a cruise aboard
the "Sequoia" for Sunday and
Monday, tying up at the Navy
Yard dock early Tuesday morn
ing. They will have as their
guests the Secretary's aide,
Capt. John Beardall and Mrs.
Beardall, Col. and Mrs. H. G..
Davids and Mr.. Douglas Hall,
Mrs. Swanson's son. Colonel
Davids, having recently been
retired from the Army, has been
in Florida most of the winter
with Mrs. Davids. They are
visiting in the Capital for sew
eral days.
The head of the House Of
ADMINISTRATORS Alva B.-will
holiday at Gibson Island with
Mrs. Adams. They are planning
to leave this evening to remain
over the weekend. Gibbs"
Adams, daughter of the house
hold, is remaining at their
Wardman Park Hotel apart
ment just because so many
parties are planned in town that
she wants to attend.
Boarding a train bound for
Detroit tonight the Arthur Null
lens are going to visit their son
and daughter-in-law, Arthur
and EVE, over the holidays, re-
turning to their home in Ken
wood Tuesday. They will also
take along a few trinkets to add
to the nursery furniture, which
the Junior Mullens have been
collecting Of late for the heir
expected later in the summer.
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Rosemarie O'Donnell, t h e
pretty dark-eyed niece of Mr..
and Mrs. Mullen, is journeying
out to her home in Omaha to
spend a fortnight before return
ing to the Capital.
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''Bryn Coed Farms" in Kim
berton, Pa, will be the destina-
The Washington times., 1937-05-28
SWansons Plan
'Sequoia' Cruise

might. On Sunday "Ranleigh,"'
the Virginia home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Randolph Leigh, will be
the scene of a garden party in
honor of the Perots.
When summer vacations are
really into their stride, the hot
months will find Florence Har-
ris up in the vicinity of Rye,
N. Y, where she will visit her
father, Admiral Richard Harris.
Mrs. Russell Bennett, Flor
ence's very chaming and attrac-
tive mother, will sail early next
month for a Mediterranean
cruise and will be absent from
her Capital home for several
weeks.
Sorrow descended upon t h e
George Pettengills' home Che
is the Commandment OF the
Navy Yard) not so very long
ago when the little Peke owned
by the gracious white-haired
lady of the house was run over.
However, things are pretty
much back to normal again and
Mrs. Pettengill has acquired a
new pup whose name is 'Misi. "
Mrs. Pettengill will hop a
train to Dartmouth some time
next month to see her younger
son, William Vanhorn Petten-
gill, graduated.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Freeland
are entertaining at a buffet
supper in their Wesley Heights
home on Sunday evening in
honor of son "Teddy" and his
bride-to-be come Tuesday. The
lady in question is Lois Webb
Lois and Teddy will shake the
dust of the Capital from their
heels and make their home in
little old New York following
their honeymoon.
The Washington times., 1937-05-28
Hostess Today
At Luncheon

Mrs. J. J. Mack entertained at
luncheon today at her home in
Wesley Heights when her guests
included Lady Cecil Knightly, Of
England, who has been visiting in
Florida for several months; Mrs.
William E. Borah, wife of the
Senator from Idaho; Signora Bon
ardelli. wife of the Counselor for
Emigration, of the Italian En-
bassy; Sonora de Alfaro, wife Of
the former President of Panama;
Mrs. Charles B. Drake and Mrs.
George Belicovitch.
Mrs. Harry L. Englebright, wife
of Representative Englebright,
and her son Mr.. jackson Engle-
bright, will. leave washington early
in June for California. They will
stop in Yellowstone Park before
they go to their home in Nevada
City where they will spend the
summer.
Representative Englebright will
stay at the Roosevelt Hotel, where
the EnglebrightS have made their
home since coming to the Capitol,
until Congress adjournS.
The Washington times., 1937-05-28

Blond Abbie ingalls,, well
known in social circles here, will
drop her studies at Bryn Mawr for
the nonce to give the women con-
testantS a run for their money.
Abbie was National champion in
1885 and Virginia State champion
in 1886. She makes her home at
Hot Springs with her father, Fay
ingalls,.
Mrs. Coe, whose husband will
also compete in the shoot, is the
Southeastern champion. She won
this distinction last weekend at
Staunton, Va, with a score of 95
out of 100. Among other diStin-
gltAhed gentlemen who will prob
ably compete are the former Sen
ator David A. Reed, the air and
military attache of the Italian
embassy, Lieutenant Coppola. and
the Counselor o: the Belgian EN-
basAT, Prince de Legne.
State Champions
Many of the women who will
arrive to shoot in the match are
champions of their States. Among
them are Miss Winifred Hanley,
of Connecticut, and also defending
champion of the North-South
shoot; Mrs. Robert R. Patterson,
jr., of Ohio; Miss Grace Neister,
of North Carolina; Mrs. r. F. JEFF
freys, of Pennsylvania; Mrs. Err
nest Klipstein, of Delaware, and
the two we have mentioned before,
Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Vance.
A few of the others who will
compete are Mrs. McCook Knox
and her daughter, Kathleen: Mrs.
Charles Gillette, Of Green Spring
Valley, and Mrs. r. A. Fletcher.
Two teams are flying down from
Boston and one of the members
Is the wonder boy, Dick Shaugh-
messy, who is national champion
at the tender age Of IS. Another
team from Florida will fly up to
the Capital for the event. During
their stay the contestants will
make their headquarters at the
MayfloWer,
The Washington times., 1937-05-28

Blu Flora Macdonald

'tion of the family of Associate
Justice and Mrs. Owen J..
Roberts when they close their
Georgetown residence tomor-
row. Elizabeth, the tall stately
daughter of Justice and Mrs.
Roberts, declares it is a delight
full place to "rusticate" and that
is just what she plans to do for
the coming season.
The Henry Morris will have
the Edward F. Perots down
from New York City for t h e
week-end-and what a whirl
of parties t h ey will be in!
Their hosts are planning a
pretty grand dinner party out
at Chevy Chase Club Saturday
The Washington times., 1937-05-28

IOQay Mr.. WelI6S was C6uQeTeu
a luncheon given by the Ambassa-
doris, Ministers and Charge DAT
flares of the republics of Latin
America, given in the Hall Of the
Americas of the Pan-American
Union.
The guests in attendance in
cluded the Ambassador of Peru,
Senior Don Manuel de Freyre y
Santander; the Ambassador of
Argentina, Senior Don Felipe A.
Espil; the Ambassador of Chile,
Senior Don Manuel Trucco; the
Ambassador Of Brazil, Senior Os-
waldo Aranha; the Ambassador
of Ecuador, Senior Captain Colon
Eloy Alfaro; the Ambassador of
Cuba, Senior DR.. Pedro Martinez
Fraga; the Minister of Guatemala,
Senior DR.. Don Adrian RecinoS;
the Minister of Ell Salvador, Senior
DR.. Don Hector David Castro; the
Minister of Colombia Senior Don
Miguel Lopez Pumarejo, and the
Minister Of the Dominican Re
public, Senior Don Andres Pas
toriza.
Busk COdas There
Among others who attended the
luncheon we're the Minister Of
Paraguay, Senior DR.. Don Alfredo
Busk CodaS; the Minister of Vene-
zuela, Senior DR.. Don Diogenes
Escalante; the Minister of Bolivia,
Senior DR.. Don Luis Fernando
Guachalla; the Minister Of Pan
ANA, Senior DR.. Don Augusta S.
Boyd: the Minister of Nicaragua,
Senior DR.. Don Carlos Brenes
Jarquin; the Minister of Haiti,
Monsieur Ellie Lescot; the Charge
d'Affaires of Mexico, Senior DR..
Don Rafael Fuantes; the Charge
d'Affaires of Honduras, Senior DR..
Don Julian R. Caceres: the Direc'
tor General of the Pan-American
Union, DR.. L. s. Rowe, and the
Assistant Director of the Pan
American Union, DR.. Pedro de
Alba.
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The Minister from Uruguay,
Mr.. Jose Richling, is in New
York City with Mr.. C. Charlone,
minister of finance from Uru'
gLay, and is expected to return
to his apartment at the Carlton
Hotel next Tuesday. Mr.. Char.
lone was the guest of NJ Rich
ling for several days in Wash.
ington and was widely enter.
tanned during his stay here. He
is expected to sail for Uruguay
shortly.
The Washington times., 1937-05-28
NoQ4 comeAcn
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Beg. Q. 6. Pat. OFF,
Ferqusons Have Guests
Reg. Q. 8. Pat. Oft.

Representative and Mrs. Phil
Ferguson have as their guest at
Wardman Par Hotel MS. Fergu-
sons aunt, Mrs. Mary E. Irish of
Los Angeles, Calf. who arrived
in Washington yesterday.
Representative and Mrs. Fergu-
son entertained at a small din
ner last night in honor of Mrs.
Irish in the Colonial Room of
the hotel. There were eight
estS.
Miss Genevieve Donch, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Vaughn V. Connolly,
took an important part in the May
fete held last weekend at South
ern Seminary, where she is a stu.
dent.
Miss Donch was a member of
the court attending the queen
of the May" who was Miss Janet
Frederick, of Philadelphia.
Miss Ethel Grote, of Oak Park,
H., is at the Martinique for a
short stay.
The Washington times., 1937-05-28
Chapel Scene
OF Wedding

the WeQQlQg OF MISS MARY h6SSleL
daughter Of Mrs. Percy Kessler
and the late Colonel KeSsler, and
Lieut.. Laurance billiard Brownlee
U. S. A., which took place last
night at 8 o'clock in the chapel at
Fort Myer. The bridegroom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Bedel Brownlee, of Woodmere.
L. I.
Palms, white snapdragons and
lighted tapers formed an effective
background for the ceremony
which was performed by Chaplain
Ora j. Cohee.
The brother of the bride, Lieut..
Robert Henry Kessler, U. S. A.,
gave his sister in marriage. She
wore an exquisite gown of rose
point and duchess lace which had
been worn both by the brides
mother and her sister at their
weddings. This lovely redingote
was worn over ivory satin termi.
mating in long train. The sleeves
were puffed at the shoulders. ia.
pering to points over the wrists.
Carries Orchids
From her coronet of lace and
orange blossoms her veil of illu,
sion fell in voluminous folds. She
carried white orchids and lilies
of the valley in a silver bouquet
holder, an heirloom in the family.
Mrs. Alice Hays, sister of the
bride, attended as the matron of
honor. She wore frock Of peach
housseline de sole, made with a
full skirt and bolero jacket
trimmed in horsehair braid. She
wore peach tulle hat and carried
Talisman roses and delphinium.
Other attendants were Mrs.
Pierre Agnew, another sister; Mrs.
Robert H. Kessler, a sister-in-law;
Miss Helen Mallory and Miss
Dorothy Nice, of bennington, Pa.
They all wore gowns made in
the same manner as the matron
of honor's, in shades of aqua
marine and lavender. The tulle
hats matched their gowns and
they carried bouquets of yellow
roses.
Best Man
Lieut.. Robert C. Brownlee, U.
S. NJ, attended his brother as
best man. Those who ushered
were Capt. Pierre Agnew, Capt.
George R. Burgess, Lieut.. ]. H.
Henrichs, Lieut.. j. M. Colby and
Lieut.. B. Bullock.
Following the ceremony there
was a reception at the Army.
Navy Country Club. Mrs. Kessler,
who received with the young
couple, was wearing a gray chif-
fon and lace gown. She wore a
cluster of purple pansies. Mrs.
BroWnlee's gown was of bright
blue lace and she wore corsage
of sweetheart roses.
The newlyweds sailed at noon
today for France, where they will
spend The summer. They will re-
turn to West Point, N. Y, in the
autumn, where Lieut.. Brown
lee is ar instructor of French and
drawing at the Military Academy
The Washington times., 1937-05-28
Dinner Parties
Are Planned

Comdr. and Mrs. Wallace l..
Lind will be among those having
guests at the formal opening Of
the Shoreham Terrace tomorrow
evening.
Col. and Mrs. Hart Gibson Eos.
ter have invited friends to dine
with them for the Terrace open.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MarSden
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. Stewart Boil.
ton will be hosts at dinner party
there tomorrow night. Among
their guests will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas j. MarSden, DR.. Thomas
B. Marsden and his daughters,
Miss Jean MarSden and Mss
Eleanor Marsden, all of Detroit,
Mich, and Mrs. Allan ParkeS, OF
WinSton-Salem, N. C.
Mrs. E. de Berri Canada will
have dinner guests, and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Jules James will entertain
for Mr.. James sister, Miss Franks
James, of New York. Miss Grace
Hileman also will entertain on the
occasion of the Terrace opening.
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Mrs. Tracy Lay was hostess at
luncheon at the Little Tea House
yesterday, her guests including
Mrs. Samuel Van Duzen White
and Mrs. Leland Hyzer.
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Mrs. L. M. Blankenhorn has ar.
rived from Pasadena, Cal, accom-.
panied by Mrs. r. E. Anderson.
of Tacoma, Wash, and they are
at Wardman Park. They are here
to attend the graduation of Mrs.
Blnkenhorn's daughter, Miss
Laura Wheeler, at the Mount Yer.
non Seminary this weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Taliaferro,
of Newark, N. j., are at the Carl.
ton Hotel during their visit to
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Vincent Barnitt
have arrived in washington from
Paterson, N. j., and are at Ward
man Park while in the Capital.
*kK
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Gibbs,
jr., whose home is in Jacksonville.
Fla, are in Washington for several
days and while here will be at the
Carlton,
The Washington times., 1937-05-28
Dolly Cameron Says:
.SOCIETYWOMEN PL AN SPORTS MEET
Annual North South Shoot To
Be Held at National Capital
Skeet Club Next Week

Fashionable ladies (and gentlemen, tooD,
from all over the East Coast, will arrive here
droves around the first of week Why? Because the
big NorhSouth Skee Shoot to take place June and C.
and all society is definitely "skee conscious these days.
This will be the fourth annual shoot of the National Capital
Skeet Club which perhaps of the oveest in the
try They started five years with about 80 members
and they number 10. All brand furniture Of that
type will ado the club which is the Bradley
Boulevard.
Next Saturday there will be the Junior event and
Larry Williams r of the very young members of the
will compete this. Following that there will he
the ladies which boasts prizes than ladies
beore-three awards and two handicap prizes
Ladies' Teams Will Be Big Feature
The 1ades team will be another interesting feature
Mrs William Coe and Mrs. Albert Walker who incidentally
Maryland champ will team up for this Another
famous pair will be Mrs F. H. Rogers Southeastern cham
pon of Florida who 279 straight BIRDS and Mrs g.
Vance Luncheon will be served the grounds both days
many members of the club have donated their to
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The Washington times., 1937-05-28

The Texas Society will hold its
last dance and reception of the
season tomorrow evening in the
main ballroom of the Mayflower
Hotel.
Representative Lyndon johnson
The Washington times., 1937-05-28
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ArchibaIds Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Roland D. Arehi"
bald, of Vancouver, B. c., area in
washington for two weeks before
sailing on the Queen Mary for
an extensive six months tour OF
England and France. With them
at Wardman Park Hotel is Miss
Helen Cody, sister of Mrs. Archi-
bald, and a young nephew who
will accompany them on their
European trip.
X \ y
Mrs. Arthur H. Vandenberg
who, with Senator Vandenberg,
makes her home at Wardman Park
Hotel, left yesterday for New York
City where she will spend several
days. She will return to her apart
ment the last of the week. |
The Washington times., 1937-05-28
State Society
Dance Soon

The Texas Society will hold its
last dance and reception of the
season tomorrow evening in the
main ballroom of the Mayflower
Hotel.
Representative Lyndon johnson
will be the guest of honor.
Preceding the dance, there will
be a short business meeting at
which the new officers for the
year will be elected. Mr.. Karl c..
Crowley. Solicitor General of the
Post Office Department, is presi-
dent of the club, and Mr.. Lloyd
Croslin is secretary and treasurer.
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Mrs. William Davies Sohier, jr.,
of Boston, the former Elaine
Denegre, has joined her mother,
Mrs. Walter Denegre, of this city,
at the Ambassador Hotel in New
York City.
Mrs. G.. Hays Benjamin, of
Great Bend, Kan, is at Wardman
Park Hotel. She is in town to
attend the graduation of her
daughter. Miss Eugenia Benjamin,
at the Chevy Chase School, after
which they will return to their
home.
.O'Briens Here
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Frank O'Brien
have come from their home in
Richmond, Va. and are at the
Shoreham for two or three days.
They will be Joined today by
Capt. and Mrs. Cleveland NC
Cauley, of Arnold, Md. Early
next week Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien
will go with Capt. and Mrs. Nc
Cauley to visit them in Mary
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Williams.
jr., of Hillside. N. j., are stop
ping at Wardman Park Hotel dur
ing their stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Ellis have
issued invitations to a garden
party tomorrow for members of
Phi Beta Kappa The party will
be held at Nippon Lodge, their
home on the Richmond highway,
two miles south of Alexandria.
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Mrs. Edward Dexter, Of Bronx
vile, N. Y, who formerly made
her home in Washington, is in
town for a visit and is at Ward
man Park Hotel. She will return
to her home tomorrow.
X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest w. Fields,
of Chatham, N. j., who are in
Washington for a few days, are at
Wardman Park Hotel.
The Washington times., 1937-05-28
Diplomatic and Official Notes:
STATE OFFICIAL TO ENTERTAIN
Undersecretary and Wife Will
Be Hosts Tomorrow Night at
Dinner at Oxon Hill

The Undersecretary of State and Mrs. Sum-
ner Welles will entertain at dinner tomorrow
evening at their estate Oxon Hill, in Maryland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-06-08
MOOSE TANCLE WITH ISLAND
 LINK TONlGHT
Douglas Squad Left With out Receiver for This
 Evening $ Battle

Can the Moose overcome their Douglas jinx to stay at the top of the Gastineau c h nnel League heap? That is the burning ques- ton in Juneau today. A question that will be settled this evening when the two teams clash at Fire mems Pe.f in a seven-inning con- test getting rnder way at 6:30 o'clock
 Twice the two teams have met this season, and twice Douglas has won. But the Paps, by virtue of three wins over the E. the Islanders nemesis, are ridln high. For how long?
 Lefty Smith would appear to be the Moose choice fo. the battle this evening, while Claude Erskine is primed to mount the hill for the Island nine. Douglas is left in a hole without a backstop by the injury suffered last night by Tex Hawkins, regular Moose receiver The Moose will now be forced to recall Addleman, on loan to Doug las. That situation gives rise to another question. Who will be the target for Erskines heaves tonight?