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Evening star., 1937-11-07

sIx-ROoM, MODERN HOUSE IN BALL
ston: S45 per month. LESTER A.
WASHBURN. 2l12 Columbia pike. Ar
lington. Va
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$40 Down-Then $40 Per Mo

S1O DOWn-Then $40 Per Mo.
Nearby Virginia Acreage
Splendid Cleared or Wooded Tracts.
Size l Acre to ga Acres.
Frontage 1876 Feet to 253 Feet.
Priced $3.50 to $500.
Terms. $40 CaSh-Then $40 Per Month.
Absolutely No Interest Charge.
High-Dry-Sightly-F Land.
Well-kept Roads-Electricity
Buy one of these choice tracts. Build q
house to suit your needs and quit paying
high, rent and taxes. We will assist you to
build. Call Mr.. Goodnow or drive cut Lee
highway to Falls Church trafic light, then
right 3ia miles TO Dunn Lorine rd., then
left 200 yards. then right "a mile to ONCE.
Robert l.. McKeever Co., Inc,
shoreham Bldg. National 1850.
$3.50. TERMS.
Small poultry and truck farm of 5
acres; 5-rm. house; elec. high knoll; nne
land; 10 mi. D. c.
4,7O0. TERMS.
Modern new bungalow, h.-wh.. tile bath:
" acre; small cash payment, bal $40 per
mo. In Fails Church.
j. H. CHAMBLISS,
Falls Church At Trane Iight
Phones: rails Church 453 and o4s. .
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80 SALE Ok RENT.
Is miles to Capitol; Cape Cod Colonial
easement windows oil b'lrrer. all-eIectric
kitchen. 'arge f]oored attic. double-car ga
rage; situated on 3 lots fronting paved
street Price. S1a.50O; substantial cash
payment. easy monthly terms. or 500 per
mo; rental. To inspect go out Defense
highway blocks to school on left. turn
left Edmonston rd.. go ! mile Sprine Brock
terrace subdiy,. Call PHILLIPS H. CLARKE
Evening star., 1937-11-07

5-ROoM HOUSE; FURNACE; ELECTRIC.
no bath: Glen Echo Hts. Md; SO. Box
465-Z Star
Evening star., 1937-11-07

BE DEPENDENT-FINEST LOCATION;
tourist home or tearoom: Lee highway.
i "a miles west Of Falls Church; IL rooms.
l. acres. Inspect Ancient Oaks or call
Georgia 1924
Evening star., 1937-11-07

$3.50,
CONVENIENT TERMS.
Attractive broom and bath bungalow on
nicely wooded lott oil heat in 1Oc bus
fare zone and convenient to schools
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut 194O Ewes. Walnut 915s.
Evening star., 1937-11-07

3 ROOMS, KITCHEN BATH. GARAGE,
sun parlor. heat; near Catholic church;
$40 month; adults. 100 Melvin ave,
Catonsville. BALTIC. Co.. Md.
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100000
OLD GEORGETOWN.

ss.o50-.Red brick. sem-detached; white
section facing car and bus: 6 r, bath:
small sarden; side entrance; gas heat;
modern bath; LIST floor. living room, 15x3O.
b.r.. bath, large dr.. room; basement,
kitchen. G. E. refs. porcelain sink: hard
wood floors. Consider exchange George
Evening star., 1937-11-07

$50 MONTH.
Including interest insurance and taxes
buys a bargain at S4.o5O; \ rms: near
schools. TRANSPORTATION: lot 64x242: SI,OO0
cash: Call OWNER. Greenwood 2706.
35 SPAR. COTTAGE CITY.
Newly redecorated 4-room and bath
bungalow: ami; garage; S4.150; $50
cash. $40 mo-: 2 bks. schools stores
5uTes J. HARRIS ROGERS. Hyattsville
| LOG. Greenwood a106.
Evening star., 1937-11-07

4-ROOM HOUSE ELECTRICITY AND
water. S23.50; E. Riverdale, Jefferson ave.
about l mile beyond Edmonston rd.; nice
garden. See sign right. SHAMEI,
Evening star., 1937-11-07

New brick house in Arlington. Va sit
uated on nice high large lot. conv. to
schools. buses. stores and churches: near
Washington blvd We have been instructed
TO take the above small down payment
from a responsible party who can pay S62
per month.
HUGH E. PHILLIPS CO.,
Atl. 1850 EVENINGS and Sum. Wal eO91
Evening star., 1937-11-07

35O6 PERRY ST. MT. RAINIER. Md
6 rooms. bath. detached; h.-w.h.: block
R l. cars, S)5
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SlX-Rm. and B: Brick: Elec. Geo. 691 II.
A HOME WITH AN INCOME.
1910 CALVERT ST. NV.
Brick semi-detached house converted
into seven apts.. with refrigerators. stoves
ano sinks, all furnished, Monthly income.
$3.50. Oil hot-vater heat, garage; ST, 200
will handle this property
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC. Dist. 1o15.
IDLE FUNDS?
Put them to work in a
Shrewd investment by buying direct from
builders. One or more
DE LUKE 4-APT. BLDGS.
OF superlative design and construction in
choice residential section.
Rented before completion.
Annual rental. $3.50. Price Sic. 1900,
Call write or see Mr.. Healey,
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.,
S.o,ltharr, Pldz Dict
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-02

Here's a case of queen being
selected queen. She is Dorothy
Queen, named prettiest waitress
In Philadelphia Us fo''''-a -
waitresses' unif n fashion si4o%,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-02
RADIUM QUEEN FINDS BIG CITY
TAME AFTER LIFE ON DESERT

First off I'm going to buy me some
sharp new mining picks. I dull
them pretty fast. Then guess I
ought to get me a new dress. I
can't wear this one forever.
Still, I don't know what I'd do
with lot of fine clothes. I'm a
desert rat. OF course, I'm going
back. The city noises get on my
nerves.
For 90 long, hungry years the
sunbrowned woman fought the deS-
srt. Her world was a shack. six
children and II mining claims that
cid prospectors laughed at. They
said the claims were worthless.
One day" said Mrs. Bishop, 81
had some funny burns around my
eyes. I thought maybe it was the
kind of face powder use. But ]
got the burns whenever I went near
a certain claim"
One day Mrs. Bishop met a young
engineer.
L asked him what the hell is
this stuff?' he SAID. III be damned
if know. but I'll find out"
The stuff was pitchblende, ra-
dunn bearing ore. Tests in London
and at Nine. Curie's Institute De
Radium in Paris showed the ore
assayed 1870 miligrams of radium
! a ton.
One gram of the refined stuff
brings Mrs. Bishop more than
s65,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-02

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS IN PROCEEDINGS
UNDER SECTION IS.
In the District Court of the Unit
ed States for the Southern District
of California, Southern Division.
IN THE MATTER OF IMPERI-
AL GRAPEFRUIT GROVES, Ltd,
Debtor.
In proceedings for a Composition
or Extension.
To the Creditors Of IMPERIAL
GRAPEFRUIT GROVES, Ltd, of
LOS ANGELES, in the County Of
Imperial, and District aforesaid:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that on the 18TH day of AUGUST
A. ID. 1887, the petition OF the salo
Imperial Grapefruit Groves, I'D.
praying that it be afforded an OPP
portunity to effect a composition
or an extension Of time to pay It's
debts under Section rs Of the Bank
ruptcy Act, was approved by thl'
Court as properly filed under salt
section. and that the first meeting
Of It's creditors viii be held a
COURT HOUSE, in Ell CENTRIC
ON the l4TH day of SEPTEMBER
A. ID. 1887. at 1000 o'clock in tn
FORENOON, at which time tn
said creditors may attend, prov
their claims, examine the debto
and transact such business as ma.
properly come before said meeting
SCOTT b. FOULDS.
Cancellation Commissioner.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-02

would lead to a bitter and-to some
senators-embarrassing conflict in
congress.
Three developments disclosed the
interest already being displayed.
They were:
l. Sen. Rush D. Holt. D., w. Va
a persistent foe of the administra-
ton. announced that he would in
troduce at the next session a resolu-
ton opposing a third term as "un-
wise and unpatriotic".
?. Sen. Millard Tydings, d, Md,
and Sen. Walter F. George, D, Ga,
both of whom have opposed vari-
Gus administration experimental
proposals, discounted suggestions
that the president would seek a
third term. Tydings said he took
no stock whatsoever" in third
term talk. George said he did not
assume that Mr.. Roosevelt woulo
run again.
3. Democratic conservatives scott
ed at suggestions that the president
would favor Sen. NJ. LaFollette, P.
Wis, as his successor despite Mr..
Roosevelt's high regard for the
Wisconsin Progressive.
Sen. Sherman Minton, D., Ind,
staunch administration advocate
and booster of Paul V. McNutt for
the 1910 nomination, recently de-
clared there was no basis for such
suggestions. He is a close friend
of La Toilette.
Hollis proposal to introduce the
anti-third term resolution-similar
to one already introduced by Sen.
Arthur Vandenberg, r., Mich. =
promised to be embarrassing not
only to the Democratic leadership
in the senate but to La Toilette,
who was the author of a similar
resolution passed during the Cool
idge administration.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-02
Suspect in Child
Stealing Released

FRESNO, Cal, Sept. 2. U.P)-Re-
leased on a writ of habeas corpus,
Mrs Mary Severson Levy, %, ac-
cused by Arizona authorities with
child stealing, was free today fol-
lowing a ruling by Judge H. 2. Aus
tin who ruled that Mrs. Levy had
not been charged with a crime and
was being held illegally.
Fresno officers arrested her Mon
day on a warrant from Maricopa
county, Ariz., obtained by her for
mer husband. She had been given
custody of the child by a Maricopa
county ruling, she said.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-02
LOOT HIDDEN
IN JAIL CELL

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Sept.
3, (U.P)-Henry Steward, 40, seven
times convicted for robbery, decid-
ed that the safest way to keep his
loot was under police protection
On his eighth conviction he reveal
ed that he had hidden jewels and
valuable old coins in the Guthrie,
Okla, Jail Detectives recovered a
ring, an 1877 half dollar worth $37,
and an 1840 half dollar worth sic
hidden behind a steel plate in q
cell
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-02

The state engineer has approved
the formation of an irrigation dis
trict for the Shafter- Wasco section,
Kern County.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-02
Blind Students
Receive Degrees

COLUMBUS. O., Sept. 2. (UP)-
Two blind students will receive the
Masters Degree from Ohio univer-
sity's school of social administra-
ton at summer graduation exer-
cises Friday. They are Martha
Dell Miller, Girard, o., and Robert
N. Gay, Pittsburgh.
Gay, whose dog Fiji leads him
about the campus, was instrument
tai in having the Ohio legislature
pass a law permitting guide dogs
to travel with their masters on
public conveyances in Ohio.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-02
MELOLAND
Mrs. A. r. Meyer

Madame Ethel ONeil, Miss Bar
bara Kruger, and Charles ONeil
of Los Angeles were weekend
guests at the D. C. Scott home in
Mission Beach. On Friday evening
birthday dinner party was held
in honor of Mrs. Scott's sister, Mrs
Won LCehr of Lisbon who is spend
ing the summer with the SCOTS.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Voght, form
er Meloland residents, entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Ward McGrew and
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Scott at dinner
Thursday.
Eddie Hale was a guest of Rich
ard Mcbride at Mission Beach last
week.
Verla and Ouida Doxey accm-
panied their sister, Mrs. Tommie
Crawfrd of Santa Ana on trip
to Yosemite Saturday.
Una Mae Hale and Lena Niboli
were San Diego visitors Friday and
Saturday.
90
The Herbert Harris and Herbert
Eergstedt families were dinner
guests of the Ward McGreWs at
Mission Beach Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs Harris are vactioning at Ocean
Beach and the Bergstedt family
took a cottage at Pacific Beach
Tor a week.
Recent guests at the D. c. Scott
home include Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
johnson and two children of Po-
mona who spent the day.
%
Meloland trustees have set Sept
ember 20 as the date for the open
ing Of school.
%
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Ellis of Los
Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hudgins of Ell Centro, and George
Carlsen of El Centro were recent
guests of Mr.. and MRS. S. L. Belts.
The state engineer has approved
the formation of an irrigation dis
trict for the Shafter- Wasco section,
Kern County.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-02

Gently from a vacation on the
coast. She accompanied Harold
Brandt to Julian to visit with her
and family for the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Powell and
children returned this week from
q San Diego vacation.
90
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alderman
have returned from a motor trip
TO points Of interest in northern
California. The children remained
in Monterey Park to visit with an
uncle until school starts. Mrs. Julia
Hay. mother to Mrs. Alderman, Is
also in Monterey Park.
Mrs. Cecil Clouse and daughter
Cleona motored from San Diego,
where they were spending the past
month, to Redding. Calf, to spend
the remainder of the vacation pc
riod with Mrs. ClouSe's parents.
90
w. o. Manning has returned to
Calipatria. Manning with Mrs. Man
ming and their son spent a week
at Big Bear Lake.
%
Mrs. j. ]. Farmer drove fifth
her son and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Young, to San Felipe for a
short vacation.
Mrs. Inez Bensen has returned
from an enjoyable stay at New
port Beach.
90
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shultz have
gone to Beaumont to visit with
friends.
Word has been received from
Mrs. Raymond Rose that she Is
recovering nicely from her recent
| illness. Mr.. and Mrs. Rose are II
Parma, Ida. They expect to return
to the valley sometime next month
An eight and one half poun'
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Bland last week in Modesto
Mother and son are reported L
be doing nicely.
%
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Withers an'
small daughter are on a vacation
in northern California.
90
Mrs. M. L. McKendry returne'
from a weeks visit in Idylwild
with Mrs. w. w. Smith. Mr.. an
Mrs. Lloyd Brown from Yuma, ar
visiting the McKendrys Mr.
Brown is McKendry's sister.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-02
CALIPATRIA

Mrs. A. H. Mcdonald returned re-
Gently from a vacation on the
coast. She accompanied Harold
Brandt to Julian to visit with her
daughter and family for the week
end.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-02

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. ,. up
-California's radium queen came
to town today to eat her first oys-
ters and talk about a new dress,
but it was pretty tame in the big
city and she was anxious to get
back to the Mojave desert.
Mrs. Josie Whitehin Bishop told
OF her long fight as a desert rat
for the wealth of the dry country.
Recently she discovered what en-
gineers say may prove to be the
worlds richest radium mine in
isolated Red Rock Canyon.
Yes, it feels good" she said.
These oysters are pretty good, too.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-02
Inquest Pending
In Fatal Accident

FRESNO, Cal, Sept. 2. U.R)-An
inquest was pending today into
the death of Thomas Saxon, 81,
of Fresno, who died last night fol-
lowing an automobile accident north
o. Fresno.
Saxon suffered from a skull frac-
ture, shock, fractured ribs and Sc
we're decorations.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Powell and
children returned this week from
a San Diego vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-02
IZAC TO TALK
IN SAN DIEGO

Legislation enacted in the 18th
congress, of special interest to res
idents of the goth congressional
district, will be outlined by Repre-
sentative Ed lac at a public meet
ing in the San Diego Chamber of
Commerce auditorium September z
at 1880 pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-02
STANLEY MORRISON .
BACK IN VALLEY

Stanley Morrison, who has just
completed four years in the navy,
returned TO El Centro Wednesday.
He is the son OF Mrs. ]. r. Duke Of
1908 South Fourth street.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-02
Bitter Fight on
Issue Of Third
Term Foreca St

WASHINGTON, Sept 2. (UP)-Democratic senator's
today bostered congressional opposition to suggestions
that President Roosevelt seek third term in the White
House Mounting speculation prospects for the 1910
presidential campaign indicated that the third term issue
Evening star., 1937-07-22

running smoothly at the
next table sits Nina Thomas. local
lawyer, with her sister, Mrs Harwood,
full Of happy plans about her vacation
1aunt to Norway the Shaw music
dlls the room pleasantly =. Then, of
. sudden, there's girl in the corner
OF the dance floor all alone, dancing
her poor feet off, skipping about in a
Evening star., 1937-07-22

Of the floor show for another week.
Held over, too, are the Texas Rockets.
dancing new routines. Music for your
dancing is by Barnee and the Maxim
Lowe Orchestra.
X X X
Volga Boatman Roof-It's pleasant
out in the open here, too, and you
can forget how hot it was during the
day. There's dancing, and the floor
show has lot of good music. There
are Dimitri Sokolovsky and his six
stringed cello, Singer Anna Sablukova
and Matt Windsor and his accordion.
y X X X
Hi-Hat Lounge-This rendezvous at
the Ambassador Hotel, supervised by
Oscar, keeps its popularity amazingly.
l. there are four empty tables it's
slow night. Entertainment is by
the Three Ms, who make lot of
music with piano, guitar and saxo-
phone.
Maryland Club Gardens-Pleasant
here on the terrace, by the cool green
waters of the swimming pool, on a
Summer evening. Every night there's
a floor show on the stage across the
water and dancing to Lou Williams
music
Hamilton Hotel - Rhythms that
make your feet want to move are
turned out by Milton Davis and his
orchestra, partly responsible for the
Rainbow Rooms popularity. Songs
are by Ginger Lee, Lou Behrman and
Bert Bernath.
LOtus-There's new show this
week with line of girls to give it its
background Featured are Jordan
and Grace in novelty number that's
new and entertaining, and Guido and
Eva, whose ball room and adagio
dancing rates listing in the upper
Evening star., 1937-07-22

brackets. Marion Dawn is on hand
to sing, AL Norton does the master
Of ceremonies chore, and music is by
Bill Strickland's Capitolians.
Broadmoor Silver GriIl-The terrace
is open now and nightly attracts a
lot Of people who like their dining
close to the cool beauty of Rock Creek
Park. There's music by Lee Potter,
presiding over Hammond organ.
King Cole RoOm-Theres a lot of
entertainment at this spot at the
Claridge, provided by Ward Duvall,
who Wanders about with an accordion
and sings mighty pleasantly, and by
Joan English, who perches on the
piano every now and then and does
ditttes Of the day to neat turn.
X X
Hay Adams House-The Old English
Tap Room is pleasant spot for nice,
quiet relaxation.
Casa Grande-There's a floor show
every night. Dancing is to music by
Bert Motley's Orchestra.
Upt0wn-For cocktails, dinner or
supper. Across the street from the
theater OF the same name.
Boulevard Farms Every Friday,
Saturday and Sunday night there's a
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Trade Mark Registered, o. 8. Patent once

the Babes in Arms music. and that
Audrey Selber is trusting person
and likes to listen to Because My
Baby Says It's So." Don't you be-
lieve it, Audrey -.
Matt Windsor probably is in
the market for two or three police
dawgs, large, belligerent and hungry
-. after having had his Volga Boat
man till busted into three times in
the past six weeks. =. Marty Rubin
says he's not married and please tell
the pepole he's not married be-
cause he is not married. 1t sounds
like an old, old gag, but Dick Roger,
up at the Hi-Hat, says Lou, the ciga-
rette girl, goes around after midnight
calling, Boxing gloves, bird seed; box
ing gloves, bird seed" seems she
figures by that time everybody wants
10 hght or sing. Lucille Dickson
Is the new singer at the Volga Boat
man, and sweet voice she has.
Tonlght's the second of the amateur
contests at the Wardman Parks
Metronome Room when a lot of
Government people will show off their
talents for singing, dancing and what
not. =. Burrus Williams got tired of
looking at the Washington Monument
so he's got a mirror on his piano so
he can see what goes on on the Pow
hatan Roof . and Pete Macias sug-
geSted he put horn and a nickel
plated bumper on the music box.
Evening star., 1937-07-22
After Dark
Smart People, Smart Things, Smart Places
BY the Spectator.
Trade eMarkR Register o. patent
BY the Spectator.

ME silly season, it seems, is upon
us . indeed it is upon us
Up at the Madrillon all seems
Evening star., 1937-07-22

Mayflover Hotel-The lounge con-
Evening star., 1937-07-22

neat wa ltz Ap-
pears her escort
didn't want to
dance and she
did and they both
won the argu-
ment BY the
time every one is
used to that sight,
j o h n ~ Shaw
startles the poor
customers again
J. by breaking
into Let's Go
s ! u m m | n g. to
play the wedding
march for some
body then slim
Evening star., 1937-07-22

tinues, as ever, a faVorite Connecti-
cut avenue rendezvous. There's dane
ing to Sidney's music every afternoon
until and every evening after 10.
Shoreham Terrace-Rose Blanche
and Webster Elliott continue to DO
their dances as the top attraction
Evening star., 1937-07-22

floor show to add to the fun. Music
for dancing is supplied by Phil I,oria
and his orchestra.
y 4 Il
Brooke Johns Old Barn-There's
dancing every night from 30 to l:30.
Evening star., 1937-07-22
Supper Club
Notes
ROOF-It's pleas
- ant II floors closer to the stars

HOWHATAN ROOF-It's pleas
- ant II floors closer to the stars
and away from the pavements,
dancing in the open to the
smart rhythms Of Pete Macias' Or
chestra. There are songs by Marty
Rubin and Jimmy Nichols and bright
novelties like the tWo-piano arrange
ments INDUCED in by Burrus Williams
and Don Shook.
Wardman Park HoteI-T h e e's
danclng every evening to music by
Jimmy Santmeyer and his orchestra
in the cool Metronome Room. Be-
fore 10 there's the pool right nearby
for cooling off.
Madrillon-Dance tunes you like.
played the way you like to hear them
Evening star., 1937-07-22

played. That's what you get from
Johnny ShaWs Orchestra. There's
Helen Forrest, too, to sing sWeetly.
There's dancing at night only, but
the spot is open for luncheon and
for cocktails, too.
MayflOver H0teI-The lounge con-
Evening star., 1937-07-22

ping right back into Summing
Let's go Summing, here comes the
bride, let's go Summing indeed,
Shaw. fine talk And up at the
Hi-Hat lass takes the parasol off
Of her tall frosted drink. fastens it on
the side of her head, looks in mirror,
changes its position slightly, then sits
and admireS herself :. and above the
Indefinite hum of conversation rises
q voice from somewhere Stop
making love to Shorty" says the voice.
Hes married Then when the
Three Ms take an intermiSsiOn the
radios turned on . to watt about
the Pete MaCiaS music from the Pow
hatan Roof E. Nice quiet night in
the psychopathic ward ought to be
just the thing -.
Seems to have been celebrity
week again at the Shoreham Terrace
e. or is it always? &. When Jimmy
Walker was in town to see the Pres-
dent the terrace is where he turned
up later with Betty Compson Walker
to dine and dance. feted by the Chip
Roberts . another night Helen and
Arthur De Titta played host to movie
comic Henry Armetta, who popped in
and out Of town just like that I.
Sonora de los Rios, wife Of the Ambas-
sador of Spain, and daughter, Laura
de los Rios. we're other recent dinner
guests at the terrace . they in
party given by DR.. de la Casa of the
Spanish Embassy . D.. And big sup
per party one eve had Ambassador
Jefferson Caffery as guest of honor
with Capt. j. w. Flanagan, president
of a South American oil concern, and
Dick Kleburg and Sam Reyburn among
the Is or so around the table =.
THURSDAY seems to be the night the
names turn out at the terrace -. and
a week ago tonight you could have
seen Senator and Mrs. Royal S. Cope
land celebra ting their twenty ninth
wedding anniversary, Senator and
Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge celebrating
her birthday anniversary, Senator and
Mrs. Bob La Toilette, Senator Tom
Connally with lovely deb on his arm,
Senator Murray and some guests and
four governors of the Federal Reserve
Board and their wives.
81 ." There's lot more to being an
orchestra leader than beating time
. Knowing what the customers
want. f'rinstance and 1rv. Levick,
who leads Pete Macias music makers,
Knows the Powhatan Roof regulars
30 we'll he can whip out with dozens
Of favortte tunes without being
asked He knows that Jean Ul-
man has fondness for Where or
When" that the Caswells like I'm
on a See-Saw" tWhaddaya mean by
that Betsy?), that Mr.. and Mrs. Peck
Wetherill like The Lady Is a
Tramp land who shouldn't?), that
Mrs. Lukes favorite is Hey, Babe"
Mrs. Jeffries' They Can't Take That
Away From Me-" Kitty Fuqua's Night
Over Shanghai" Lucy Sharpe's Let's
Call the Whole Thing Of" DR.. and
Mrs. Brotmans Getting Sentimental
Over You" Janet Powers Did I Re-
member" that Nancy Letter likes all