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The Washington times., 1937-10-26

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Evening star., 1937-11-27
new YORK COTTON
3y the Associated Pre-,

-~s~' - /.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-cotton fu-
lures opened steady. up 7 to 8 points
on higher cables. trade and foreign
buying. December. s.o4; January,
So9; March. 8.l3; May, s.ls; July,
82l; October, 82l.
The better tone Of most marietta
yesterday carried over into todays
early cotton trading. Commission
houses, as we'll as Bombay and Liver
pool, bought, while shorts covered.
Indication of Washington efforts to
help business seemed to be the prin.
clpal factor on the upturn.
Contracts were scarce owing to lieht
Southern offerings. This was believed
to reflect the continued movement into
the Government loan, with 2.6479l9-
bales reported pledged to the Com
modify Credit Corp. through Novem.
Der 25.
March sold up from 8.12 to s.16 and
carried the list to net gains of 9 to 13
points. These levels attracted a little
realizing. but prices shortly after the
first half hour were holding within q
point Of the best.
Flrmness at Liverpool was also at
tributed to the report of improving
sentiment in the United States mar
ket.
Evening star., 1937-11-27
CURB bSHARESGA|N
FRACTIONS TO g
Utility and Building Supply
Issues Assume Lead in
Short Session,
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-With strone
buying support, principally in the
utilities and building supply issues
curb prices gained steadily today, in
creases ranging fractionally to 81 OF
more.
Up two or more were Aluminium Co.,
Sherwin- Williams and Carrier Corp.
Utilities most in demand were
Arkansas Natural Gas "a" Electric
Bond & Share, Niagara Hudson Power
United Gas and Standard Power &
Light. all up fractionally.
Oil shares were strong, with gains
Of around point in Gulf, Creole and
Humble. Todd Shipyards was around
3 points higher. Lake Shore Mines
Hecla and Newmont were a point OF
more higher.
Among specialties. Pepperell. Royal
Typewriter. American Meter and
Agfa Ansco showed gains Of more
than q point.
Evening star., 1937-11-27
BY the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated PreSS.
NEW YORK, Nov 27.-Traders
bought secondary carriers loans in
sizeable chunks in the bond market
today, with many issues in this cate
cory advancing point or more.
Rail liens formed the spearhead of
a general advance. although in most
other sections the advantage over the
previous closing was less pronounced.
U. S. Government obligations were
narrow with changes both ways.
Some Of the best gains in the rail-
road group included Baltimore e. Ohio
AVS. Erie IS. Allegheny stamped SIS Of
1850 and Nickel Plate 4llas of 1878.
The convertible Studebaker IS gained
around 2 points on small volume fol-
lowing improvement in the stock.
Abitibi Power IS added more than 2
In the foreign group.
Foreign government dollar loans
were mostly narrowly higher, with
Japan 6l2s and 512s leaders at gains
OF more than a point each.
Evening star., 1937-11-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 81 lP.-Live poultry
sales f'o
Butter. 1928: irregular. AL sr.des
=, C; Cheese: 267 7ss; irregular. State. whole
fancv 1c haas iaae ireSSh5 fancy. 1sha-1s: held.
Eggs, 1924; IRREGULAR; mixed eolors:
flrsts; 25h: seconds, 22Ka-24: mediums.
esess Ghesks' JJ65,Is-JJssh: RetriseT.tor spse.ai
nrstS' l9; seconds, 1S-1S1a; mediums.
small snd dirties, 17k-1s
- Whites. Resale of premium marks. ss.
33s 30; nearby al and Midwestern. premium
Mdwestern. exchange standards. 80:
nearby: fancy mediums, o5Is-27ia: nearby
and western. exchange mediums and top
pgileis ps p.,;s ;2sS'ac24.s; ayerase pullets. 21h-
35 4-49; specials. 34A -35 standards, 34-
81 q; mediums. 21l2; pullets. 23la.
-. Browns: Extra fancy, 35-36: nearby and
western special packs. 1894; other west
mediums. 2i-26 "
Duck eggs: Fancy TO extra fancy. 35-3-.
Dressed poultry steady to Arm. Fresh
ana frozen prices unchanged.
Evening star., 1937-11-27
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. Nov. 81 R.-Foreign ex-
ehanGe steady: Great Britain in dollars;
others in cents:
Great Britain, demand. 49ah; cables,
@.99h: 60-day bills. 4.9s7s. France, de-
mand, 1894; cables, 3.39as. Italy, de-
nand. 5.261a; cables, 5.26ha
Demands: Belsium. 17O1h: Germany
Holland. $3.50: Norway. 25.1O: Sweden
25.7s: Denmark 2e.3O; Finland. a.ssia:
Switzerland, 23.13a: Spain, unauoted;
Portugal, 454: Greece, .92k: Poland
1925: Czechoslovakia. 352: Yugoslavia
2.35: Austria, 1s.92n: Hungary, 1890;
Rumania. .76: Argentina. 33.30n: Brazil
tfree). soon: Toxic. 2912: Shanghai
1888; Hong Kong. 1925: Mexico City
2T.s0: Montreal in New York, 1OO.O9ss
New York in Montreal. 99.90ss.
n-Nominal.
Evening star., 1937-11-27
q. s. TREASURY POSITION

{ The position of the Treasury November
-: Receipts. $50, 1884, ,421.7s: expendi-
lures, S6s 500. .S49.15; balance, 2.62l,-
661. 1.33S.49; customs receipts for the
month. S28.17l S96.29
Receipts for the fiscal year (since July
~. S2.265. 157. 7.312.51: expenditures, So
O34, 162. O44.77, including SS35 6S5, 563 46
of emergency expenditures: excess Of ex-
penditures. S759.004. 1926; gross debt,
S37.Qe7. 76a ,936.29 an Increase Of s431..
s4e.6l over the previous day: gold assets
Sl2,774. .037. .03s.79. including S1,2A,-
Evening star., 1937-11-27
PROFIT OF AMERICAN
& FOREIGN POWER UP

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-American
& Foreign Power Co.. Inc, foreign
operating subsidiary of Electric Bono
& Share Co., reported profit for the
quarter ended September 80, before
exchange adjustments. of $767,4l9
compared with $l59,094 in the same
period last year. For the IL months
ended September 80 profit was $3,063,-
222, against s2,17l ,546 in the preced-
Ing II months.
Evening star., 1937-11-27
DECLINE IS RECORDED
BY UTILITY PREFERREDS

6recial Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Utility oper-
ating company preferred stock prices
declined during the last two weeks,
according to Distributors Group, Inc. s,
index Of 80 stocks.
The index closed on November 20
at 71.43, compared with 1910 on
November IL.
The high for the year was DOTS on
January % and the low 5000 on
October IS.
Evening star., 1937-11-27
METAL MARKET.

steady; electrolytic spot and future. Io.S5:
export. 9.S2 h-9O. Tin steady: SPOT nearby
Nad Snd Yatq Y11tlre ~ al76 Lead steady; spot.
ture. 8 20. Antimony, spot. I4.75. Iron.
aiummom quicksilver, platinum and VOL
frantic UNCHANGED
Evening star., 1937-11-27
Is TONS OF LEAD SOLD.

NEW YORK, Nov. 81 (P.-St. JOS
eph Lead Co. reports rs tons Of pig
lead from Southeast Missouri mines
sold yesterday at $4s5 per 100 pounds,
st. Louis.
Evening star., 1937-11-27

In bankruptcy or receivership or being
reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act. OF
Rates Of dividends in the foresoine table
are annual disbursements based on the
last quarterly or semi annual declaration
dividens are not included.
Ex dividend. Also exera or extras.
Including extra or extras ePaid last
year. fPayable In stock. Declared or
PAID SO Tar this year no regular rate
Cash or stock. K Accumulated dividend
paid or declared. ur Under rule Wv With
warrants. XIV without warrants. war War
Evening star., 1937-11-27
RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK, Nov. 27 R.-crude rub
Der futures closed barely steady. 3 to 8
lower. Sales. No. l standard. l4e con-
tracts. December, 4.57b; March, IA. 76-
30; May, 14.S9-9O; July. is. 5.O2n. Smoked
ribbed. spot, 14.56n.
Bid. Nominal.
Evening star., 1937-11-27
MONTREAL SILVER,

MONTREAL Nov. 81 R,.-Silver fu-
cures closed steady and unchanged. No
sales: Bids: December. 44.3O; March,
l4.10; May. 44.lO.
Evening star., 1937-11-27

Bleachable cottonseed oil futures
closed firm. 4 to 81 higher. Sales, ISL
contracts including "a switches. De-
cember. lib: March, 7.12b; May,
7l5-17; July, 7.20.
Bid.
Evening star., 1937-11-27
RAILWAY INCOME.

NEW YORK, Nov. ~ R.-Net op-
Grating income (before fixed charges
and other 1ncome) Of railroads report
ing today for October included:
Evening star., 1937-11-27
Washington Exchange
SALES-AFTER CALL.

Potomac Electric Power 51aco pfd.-
at ll0la, at 11Ol2.
Mergenthaler Linotype-6 at 25L,
Evening star., 1937-11-27

WW-With Wafrants xW-Without war.
rants. New. st (stp)-SNamped
sNeEotiAbility impaired By maturity
tCompanies reported in receivership,
Evening star., 1937-11-27
INVESTING COMPANIES

NEW YORK Nov. 81 P,.-Nev York
security Dealers ASSOCIATION:
Evening star., 1937-11-27
COttOnSeed Oil.

Spot steady; middling. s.22.
Evening star., 1937-11-27

tPlus extras e2~ extra. f1h~ ex-
ira: Sl4 extra payable November 80.
1897. h 15c extra. ''30c paid June "a,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
Podvod sc nezdafil.

73leta staTena Terezie COL
dova v Nor. Ostrave, jejlz dee
ra Rosalie jest provdana "a
delnika Vlasana z Vitkovlc.
Goldova jiz pred dv6ma roxy
oznacila bankere Rotschllda,
ktery zemrel v roce 1905, Ia
otce jejf dcery Rosalie.
Pozdeji prohlasila, re kdyz
byla jiz provdana "a delnikaa
Coda, %navstfvil il banker Jeste
s jednfm panem a dali j ma w.
chovanf male decko. Toho pry
pozdeji dala pokffti jmenem
Rosalie. Banker byl vsak opa-
trny, re kdyz Goldovou odme-
nil, zaplatil take dobre porod-
nj asistentce, ktera mela do
sv6dciti, re matkou ditete Je
Goldova.
Goldova rovnez pred dvema
roxy pokusila Sc O vydlranl
tim zpdsobem, re oznacila
svou dceru Rosalii "a dite, KITE
re pry m6la s nekolikanasob-
nym milionarem J. E. Andru-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
Zabil souseda z podezreni.

Carmel Inglima v Chicago
I'll ma podpofe. Pocatkem dub
ma mu bylo sdeleno, re podpo-
ru vice nedostane, ponevadz
ma nej bylo udano, re ma dost
prostTedkG a mimo to Sc neo-
hl1z1 pc praci.
Inglima pTemyslel, kdo ma
neho mohl uciniti udan1. Pone-
vadz mel pred tim mrzutost sc
sousedem Ernestem Lind, OF
Gem nekolika det1, tax jej ma
pablo, re ten ash jej udal.
Zahorel proti nemu zasti.
IS. dubna S MIN hadce jej "a
stfelil a pax utekl. Byl nyni
nalezen v Grand Crossing, kde
Sc skryval. Kdyz jej POLICE
zatkla, tax ucinil priznanf a
pravil, re jej Lind pripravil c
podporu a proto jej zabil. Pc
licie zjistila, re Inglima vlast
nil dun, prisel o VIZ a Lind mu
nedovolil dat do garaze rucni
vozlk. K Will tomu doslo k
hadce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14

sem. Kdyz milionaT zemTel, O.
bratila Sc Goldova ma mas ge-
neraln1 konsulat v New Yorku,
kteremu zaslala i domnele do
kumenty.
Csl. konsulat ~vysetfoval tuto
starou milostnou pletku, ale zji
still, re milionaT nebyl nikdy v
Europe. Ale i kdyby tomu TAX
bylo, nema poole americkych
zakonG nemanzelske dlte ma
roku ma podfl z poz1stalosti pc
zemrelem, i kdyz Sc dokaze, re
skutecne byl otcem d1tete. Kon
sulat vratil Goldove vSechny
doklady a tim byla celia vec Wy
T1zena.
Matka, otec, dcera zatceni
byli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
Prorokuje dobry rok.

V Detroit William S. Knud-
sen, ktery byl zvolen "a presi-
denta General Motors Corp.
pc Alfredu P. Sloanovi, pravil,
re prfst1 rok Dude neobycejne
dobry. Vytknul 81 "a Gil, re
Dude sc v tovarnach korporace
pracovati nejmene 46 tydn1 a
40 hodin kazdy tyden.
Prohlasil, re tento rok Dude
vyrobeno tovarnach jeho kor
porace 100000 automobile a
nakladnich automobile a upo-
zornil, re ceny modelG 1888
budou vyssf.
Pokud Sc tkne delnicke po-
litiky, zGstane nezmenena, ia
ko byla v minulosti. Pravil :
"Nase politika byla vzdy spra-
vedliva."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
100000 falesnych LOST kanad.
ske loterie zabaveno.

Postovnfm inspektorGm v
New Yorku podarilo pfij1ti V
Harlemu n astopu raketyrstvl
s falesnymi losy jiste kanad-
ske dobrocinn6 loterie, kterou
behem posledn1ch ctyr let byli
obcane v New England okra-
deni asi O 4 miliony dollarG.
Postovnf inspektori zabavili
celkem 100000 techto losG,jez
byly falesne.
Tato kanadska dobrocinna
loterie zvana st. Paul's Hospi-
tai Charity Trust Fund, mela
m1ti hlavn1 1radovnu v ST. An
ne de Beaupr6 v provincii Que
becu. Nevyplatila dosud ami
cent We vyhrach a nedala ami
cent podpory malicke nemoc-
nici V jej1z prospect mela byti
poradana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14

Hans Derr, vrchnf inzenyr Yep
pelinovych tovaren, vysloviv
rozhodnut1 neustoupiti, v struc
nych smutecnfch obradech ko-
nanych v tovarne We Friedrich
shafenu "a znicenou LODI. Vsi-
chni zamestnanci slfbili, re pri-
spell k fondu ku postaveni no.
We vzducholodi.
Adolf Hitler byl v cele tru-
chllc1ho naroda darem $12, 900
ma pomoc rodinam lodnfk1 Hin
denburga, kterf zahynuli pri
jeho zkaze. V liste Zeppelin
Co., der Fuehrer napsal:
"C1t1m hlubokou soustrast
mad tragickym osudem, ktery
postihl vasi krasnou LODI, a
zvlaste mad ztratou zivot1 mno
ha clenG posadky i cestujfcfch.
zadam vas, abyste tlumocili
moi hlubokou soustrast rodi-
nam obetf, a vyslovili crane
nym me blahopTanf ku jich ry-
shlemu vyzdravenf. Co pomoc
ku rychle 1leve rodinam zahy-
nulych clend posadky, venuji
tlmto 10000 NIX"
Hitler postal podekovani pre-
sidentu Rooseveltovi "a jeho
vysloveni soustrasti mad zka-
you Hindenburga.
V pondelf svedcili diva znal-
ci v pocatem vysetrovanf kata-
strofy. Jedn1m z Mich byl ko-
mandant Chas. E. Rosendahl,
Americky ma slovo vzaty INA
lee vzduchoplavby lehci NEIL
vzduch. Jeho 1sudkem bylo,
re ami blesk ami staticka elek-
trina nezavinily vybuch, ale re
tajemstv1 nestesti bylo We vnitf
ku vzducholodi.
William F Won Meister, mi
stopresident Americke Zeppe-
lin spolecnosti, omezil svedec.
tvl sve ma to, jak zahledl nahle
plameny obestfenou vzducho-
LODI.
Odchazejfcf nemecky velvy-
slanec, DIR. Hans Luther, mlu.
vii o katastrofe We zdejsim ko.
STEELE Zion, kde z1castnil Sc DO.
hosluzby vedene fararem ko.
stella Eversen. DR.. Luther wy.
znal, re nikdy v zivote sven
nevidel takovou praci milosr
denstv1 f1zenou tax obetave ia
ko v Lakehurst pri vzducholo
dnl katastrofe, kde americt
vojaci a namoTn1ci vsemi sila
mi pomahali ma zachrane, CT
Sc zachraniti dalo. Dalsf uzna
nj platil lekaTGm, osetrovatel
kan, duchovnim, posadkan
ambulance a personalu biz
kych nemocnic. Ku uznanf sve
mu pripojil slova: "Vecnos
byla Siroce o~tevTena srdcim 90
mocn1kG. v Lakehurst a Bill
prltomen byl i v teto zhoube'
ia pax zopakoval slova, kter;
vyznaval DIR. Evers v modlitb,
sve: mas 1kol jest vetsi neil
sami jsme."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
Ukopal zenu k smrti.

V Cincinnati, O., souzen jest
Charles E. Hines, rs let starJ
pro vrazdu, spachanou ma E
G.. Hirlove.
Hirlova zemrela ma rany
ktere il zasadil vrah podpat-
KEN sve boty. Mrtvola zeny,
ma n1z byly nalezeny stopy pc
sadistickem mucenf, byla ma
lezena v tanecn1m pavilonu v
parku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
Naiem Iaciny.

V obci Nemecke Pravno ma
Hornonitransku rok cd roku u
byva obyvatel. V d1sledku to-
no jsou tam cele prazdne domy
k pronajmut1 "a 100 az 1900
Kc m6sfcne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
Zvla$tni

"Pane komisafi, je tomu jiz
deset dnf, co mil manzel uni
eel. Prosila bych abyste no
hledali."
"Nu, dobra, ma nejak6 zvla-
stnf znamenf, poole ktereho
bychom no poznali?"
"Nikoli = to jest - ano
ma svedomf velmi neciste."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
Novy csl. herec v Hollywood

V Hollywood, Kalifornie, csl.
herec, Oscar Homolka ktery
sehral 1lohu loom Paul Kru-
ger" We filmu nazvanem
Rhodes, budovatel velerise",
byl vybran spolecnosti Warner
Brothers ably sehral roll Lud-
wiga Won Beethovena We filmu
ktery Dude zivotopisem velke-
no nemeckeho skladatele.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
Skoncil hroznou sebevrazdou

Prfserny zpGsob sebevrazdy
81 zvolil 5Olety Josef Jarkie-
wicz kdyz sc rozhodl sej1ti Sc
'sveta dobrovolnou smrtf. POLL
81 hlavu a Satstvo gasolinem,
jjehoz lahev vychrstnul take do
velkeho hrnce, a rozzehnul sir
ku. Okamzite z neho byla Viva
pochoden. Bolestf Sc dial do
nelidskeho fvanf. Co no donna
/ k zoufalstvi, nen1 zrejmo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
PTibuzna presidenta Lincolna
zanechala skorem tfi inflow.

We Washingtonu petice "a
schvalen1 posledni vile pf. r.
T. Lincolnove, objevila, re sna-
cha presidenta z obcanske val
ky, zanechala $2,964.OOO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14
Tvrdohlavy.

V Houston, Texas, A. Ogg
spadl 20 stop S lesen1. Hlava
Sc mt zaryla do cementu chod-
n1ku. Byl jen lehce poranen.
Cement prave polozeny, byl je-
Ste mekky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-05-14

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
Josef F. Viktor 49,. Jednatel
961 N. CHESTER ST.
Oznamkovy jednatel
KAREL JANDA,
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Evening star., 1937-07-25

ter, Mr., and Mrs. Morrison Clark of
Woodside Park, and their two children,
Julia Clark and Ella Margaret Clark.
Miss Mary Ann Griffith left this week
end for Petersburg, Va, where she
will visit Miss Helen Seward for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bains Of Silver
Spring are spending some time in
Buffalo, N. Y.
Miss Dolores Sanford has returned
to her home in Silver Spring after a
months visit with her grandmother,
Mrs. o, L. Sanford. at her home at
Templemans Cross Roads, Va.
Mrs. Frank Proctor and her chill
dren, Lois Proctor and Frank Proctor.
jr., are at Wayside. Md They were
joined this week end by Mr.. Proctor.
Mrs. John B. Revie and her children,
Jacqueline Revie and Richard Revle,
and Patricia Lephfew, daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. Walter S. LephfeW OF
| Indian Spring Terrace, are spending
| the Summer in the New England
States. Mrs. ReVe and Richard are
| visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Riley. at Providence, R. l., and
Patricia and Jacqueline are at Seaside
Camp at jamestown. R. l., until the
/ latter part of August. Mr. and Mrs
LephfeW spent the week end with
their daughter, making the "trip by
plane. Mr.. Revie returned last Sun
day from Providence. where he spent
| three weeks with his family.
Mrs Frank P. Clark has returned
from Dickerson, Nd. where she visited
Mr and Mrs. Bernard Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. GiuSta and their
children, Eleanor, Joseph and Stephen.
have returned from a trip to Colonial
| Beach, Va.
Evening star., 1937-07-25

Mr. and Mrs Charles Jones have re-
turned to their home in Silver Spring
from weeks stay at Atlantic City
DR.. Mehring attended the American
Dental Convention there.
Mr.. Myron Cowell entertained at
shower and party Thursday evening
at her home in Silver Spring for Mrs
Harold Harmon of Silver Spring The
guests were Mrs. Leonard Kraft and
Mrs. Leonard Beall of Rockville Md. ::
Mrs. Leo Dillon of Kensington. Md,
Mrs. w. H. Fidler, Mrs Dorothy Har-
Harmon, Mrs. Leonard Wayland, Mrs.
George Harmon, Mrs. Bernard Har-
mon, Miss Pauline Harmon, Mrs. Rob-
ert Langley, Mrs. Richard James, Mrs
Lloyd Harmon, Mrs John Maddox, Mrs.
Mrs. Trueman P Smith, Mrs Nor
man Wootton, Mrs Albert Reising
Mrs. Verna Rushing. Mrs. B. r. Tor
rance, Mrs. Harriet Babbington. Miss
Anna Babbington, Mrs Lula Burns,
Mrs. Jesse Burns, all of Silver Spring:
Mrs. Fred Klockenbrink, Mrs. James
Lord and Mrs Joe Harmon of Wash
ington and Mr.. Carl Voight and
Mrs. Reginald Alexander of Bethesda,
Md
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius J. De Vries
OF Silver Spring have announced the
birth of a son, David Paul De Vries,
July IS at the Montgomery County
General Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard P Griffith,
with their children, Mr.. William Grif-
fifth and Miss Mary Ann Griffith of
Silver Spring, and Mrs Griffiths sister,
Mrs. E. P. Lee of Tampa, Fla. have
returned from a weeks stay at Owings
Cliff, Md. They were also accompa-
MED by their son-in-lau and daugh-
Evening star., 1937-07-25

a place August 2 at MorristoWn,
"A N. j., when Rev. Richard
Aselford, rector of Grace Episcopal
Church at Woodside, Md, and Miss
Edith LenWilla Lanterman, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond A. Lanter-
man of Morristown, will be married
In the Church of the Redeemer. Rev.
Mr.. Aselford was formerly assistant
rector of that church. The BRIDE
elect is well known in musical circles
in New Jersey, having held the posi-
ton of first violinist in the New Jersey
Symphony Orchestra, under the di-
rection of Rene Pollain, for the past
two years. Rev. Mr. Aselford, who
has been rector of Grace Church for
the past several years, plans to leave
for Morristown during the coming
week. The Rev. Mr.. Ashford and
his bride will return to the rectory
about September l.
Mrs. Richard Dietle, jr.. of Mont
gomery Hills entertained at miscel-
laneous shower Tuesday evening for
Mrs. John Smith, who until her mar
riage last evening in Grace Episcopal
Church, Woodside, was Miss Grace
Fowler Of Silver Spring. The party
was given at the Montgomery Hills
home Of Mrs. Richard Dietle, sr. The
guests included Mrs. Ashford Proctor,
Mrs. John Frey, Miss Bunnie Proctor,
Miss Winifred Proctor, Mrs. Leonard
Wayland, Mrs William Fowler, mother
of the bride; Mrs. Dietle, ST.; Miss
Marie Fowler, Miss Adelhilde Fritz,
Miss Dorothy Prichard. Mrs. Thomas
Benton, Miss June White. Miss Ruby
Kelly and Miss Marcia Barbee.
Mrs. Miller A. Cassidy, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Vesta Cassedy,
and her sister Mrs. Fendall Coughlan,
all of Woodside, and Miss Mary
Frances White of Washington left
Monday for a stay of several days in
Atlantic City, N. J. Mrs. Cassidy is
In Poolesville, Md, this week end,
visiting Mrs. Sidney Thompson for
Z few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gebhardt of
Silver Spring have announced the
birth of son Saturday, July II, at
Georgetown Hospital.
Mr.. William Moeller of Montgomery
Hills sailed Wednesday from New
York for Germany, where he will visit
relatives for several months.
Mrs. Carrie Barnesley of Olney, Md,
has been visiting Mrs. Mary Cashell
az her Silver Spring home for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Livingston and
their children. Ann Livingston and
John Livingston, jr., are spending two
week at Owings Beach, Md, where
they are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gill Of North Woodside at their cot
tage
Miss Doris Beck of Woodside and
Miss Virginia Cantwell of Linden
spent the past week in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Paul Clark and
their daughter. Pauline Clark, of Silver
Spring will leave today to spend a
week at Ocean City. Md, and Chin
colleague Island, Va.
DR.. and Mrs. W. B. Mehring and
Evening star., 1937-07-25

Loose is well-known in Washington
and every Summer has prominent
guests from of1icial circles in the Ma
tion's Capital stopping with her.
Some rare treasures, many $50 years
old. were sold by Miss Eleanor Car
roll Bancroft when she decided to
close the old Hale farms in Beverly.
Mrs. Keith Merrill Of Avalon, Prides
Crossing and Washington, added many
f1ne pieces to her collection.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Short, Mrs.
Paytton Short and Mrs. Christopher
Short OF Washington are at the Del
phine in East Gloucester for a late
July sojourn.
Col. Edward Mandell House, we'll
known in Washington, is at the Sea-
void Cottage in West Manchester for
the season.
Evening star., 1937-07-25
AIRLINE TO MONTREAL

MONTREAL, Quebec, July 2i.-In-
ternational airline service for passen-
gers and express, linking Boston and
five other New England cities with
Montreal with daily service by mod
ern high-speed planes Of Central Ver-
mont Boston-Maine Airways, has been
established.
Flying time between Boston and
Montreal is approximately two hours,
including intermediate stops. It will
be q ar-'rOllnd service