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Evening star., 1937-08-08

H. Lewis. Mrs. Tompkins was before
her marriage in May Miss Mary Ward
Lewis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis.
Mrs L. o. Green, who has spent
the Winter and Spring with her SON.
ln-laW and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Linscott, in Somerset. will leave
next week for visit with relatives
In Colorado. She will stay in the
West until the Fall and will return to
Somerset to spend the Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kuykendal Of
Chevy Chase Gardens have been in
Kentucky for the last two weeks. Mr..
Kuykendal, who owns several riding
horses. has, during his visit in Ken
lucky, visited the large horse farms in
the vicinity of the racing tracks in
and around Louisville. They expect
to return to Chevy Chase Gardens
tomorrow or Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Sallinger of New
Haven, Conn, was in Somerset over
the week end to visit her father, Mr..
A. S. Hull, who is ill in a Washington
hospital. Mrs. Sallinger is the former
DR.. Winifred Hull, whose marriage to
Dr. Sallinger took place last Summer.
Mrs. T. Delos Paxman of Edgemoor
and her two children, Patsy and
Tommy, will leave tomorrw for Loyal
sock, Pa, where they will join Mrs.
Paxmans sister, Mrs. w. H. Rode of
New York, who has a cottage there.
They will be away for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Littleton left
Tuesday for a motor trip to the New
England States. They expect to spend
about 10 days in Maine before return
ing to their home in Chevy Chase
Gardens.
Mrs. A. L. Flint and her daughter,
Miss Louise Flint, are spending the
Summer in California, visiting rela-
tives in San Francisco and in Los
Angeles. Mrs Flint and her daughter
are well known in lower Montgomery
County. having lived in Friendship
Heights for many years before moving
to the District year and a half ago.
Evening star., 1937-08-08

ston, Mrs. Buford M. Bridwell. Mrs
Ralph Smith of Richmond. Mrs
Joseph McCaskill, Mrs. George Robert
shaw, Mrs. Atherton Mears, Mrs
Frederick B. Wright and Mrs. Felix
Moore.
Mrs. J. Roy Johnston gave a picnic
party this afternoon at the country
home of DR.. and Mrs. Lee Adcock in
honor of Miss Elsie Howe Of Joliet,
1ll, who is visiting her niece, Mrs.
Harold Schultz. Other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Johnston Of New
York, who are visiting their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Johnston; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Durand and Mrs. Louis F.
Woods.
Mrs. Louisa MCGEE of Charlottes-
vile, Va. has been house guest OF
Mrs. w. Leigh Ribble this week.
Mrs. c. Mortimer Palmer, jr,, and
Mrs. William Covington motored to
oberlin, Ohio, Friday with their
daughters. Frances Palmer, who will
enter the Conservatory OF Music there,
and Miss Virginia Belle Covington.
Miss Louise Turner gave a swim
ming party at her home on Lemon road
Friday night. Her guests were Miss
Ruby Lee Parrot, Miss Jean Talbot
Miss Anne Covington, Miss Jean Ing
ling, Miss Jane Thompson, Miss Gene
Kellogg. Miss Virginia Melvin. Miss
Frances Lee Hollins. Mr.. Thomas
Rem, Mr.. Frank Carpenter, Mr. Frank
Brown, Mr.. Edmund Brown, Mr.. Will
liam Ball, Mr.. Loren Parmley, Mr..
Carter Kerns. Mr.. Archie Anderson
Mr.. Carter Edmonds and Mr.. Richard
Vosbury.
Mrs. Frank M. Thompson enter
tanned at bridge luncheon Tuesday,
her guests being Mrs. Walter Granger,
Mrs. Theodore H. Uhler, Mrs Howard
Berger Mrs. Edwin Denton Williams
Mrs. Hughes Butterworth. Mrs. Charles
r. Fenwick, Mrs. Phillip Talbot and
Mrs. Versal Spalding.
Mrs. Leonard P. Daniel, who has
been visiting Mrs John W. Zlmmer-
man In Lexington, Va, for the past
two weeks, will return home tomor-
row
Mrs. Maurice May. Mrs. Samuel H.
Styles, Mrs. Thomas Row. Mrs. Walter
H. Galleher. Mrs. Herbert Smith. Mrs.
William Edmonds, Mrs James Petit,
and Mrs. S. Parry Grubb we're guests
Evening star., 1937-08-08
Senator Barkley
To Be Honor Guest

Senator Alben w. Barkley of Ken
lucky, newly elected Senate majority
leader. will be guest of honor at
dinner Tuesday evening. with a group
OF his compatriots as hosts. Col.
Edwin A. Halsey, secretary OF the
Senate, is among those active in
making plans for the dinner. which
will be held at the Raleigh Hotel.
President Roosevelt is expected to
drop in at the dinner, at which Vice
President Garner will preside. Others
present will be Senator Carter Glass
of Virginia. Senator Ellison D. Smith
OF South Carolina, Senator Burton X
Wheeler of Montana, Senator Joseph
F. Guffey of Pennsylvania, Senator
James Hamilton Lewis OF Illinois Sen
ator Kenneth McKellar Of Tennessee
and Senator Morris Sheppard Of Texas
The dinner has been arranged in
formally and the guests will be seated
at small tables.
Senator McKellar is chairman OF
the Committee on Arrangements for
the dinner, with Senator Josh Lee
acting as secretary and Senator A.
Harry Moore Of New Jersey, Senator
Harry S. Truman of Missouri and
Senator Edward r. Burke Of Nebraska
serving on the committee
Evening star., 1937-08-08
Falls Church Social Notes
Miss Evelyn Powell Honored at Dessert
Bridge.
Bridge.

TALLS CHURCH, Va. August T.
~ Miss Evelyn Powell was guest
of honor on Wednesday at
4 dessert bridge, followed by con-
tract. given by Mrs. Buford M Brid-
well, Mrs. Archie L. Anderson, Mrs.
Wilbur S. Hinman, jr.: Mrs. A. F.
Bowen and her daughter, Mrs. Ralph
Smith OF Richmond; Mrs. J. Roy
Johnson Mrs. J. Harold Spelman,
Mrs. Frederick B. Wright, Mrs. Ath-
erton Mears, Mrs. Emily Mann Gill
lette, Mrs. W. E. Crouch, Mrs. James
Brown, Mrs Franklin P. Shaw, Mrs.
w. Leigh Rible, Mrs. Louis F. Woods,
Mrs. Herbert Coward, Mrs. Alexander
Gait, Mrs. P. H. Smythe and Mrs.
Felix Moore.
Mrs. Noble Moore gave an evening
party Wednesday evening in honor of
her sister. Mrs. Enochs of jackson,
Miss; Mr.. and Mrs Smith of st.
Petersburg, Fla, and Miss Evelyn
Powell, sister and house guest of Mrs.
A. L. Anderson; Mrs. George Butter
worth, Mrs. P. H. Smythe, Mrs Sam
uel R. Copper, Mrs. Edmund Gannt,
DR.. and Mrs: J. B. Gould and Mrs. T.
M. Talbot were additional guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stanley of
Falls Church announce the marriage
of their daughter, Elizabeth Louise
Higgins, to Mr.. Robert Mavin Cooksey,
jr, of Wilmington, N. c., on Friday,
July 2, in Baltimore at the Mount
Vernon Methodist Church. Miss
Margery Jones of Falls Church and
Mr.. George Urquhart of Alexandria
were their attendants. Mr. and MIS-.
Cooksey will make their home in Bal
timore after August IS.
Evening star., 1937-08-08

Of Mrs. Gilbert c. Rhodes Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice May motored
to Philadelphia via Gettysburg on
Monday. They were accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. May OF Phil
adelphia, who had been their house
guests for several days IN Falls
Church. Miss Millie Thoms of Phila-
delphia, sister Of Mrs. May, accom-
panied them home and will spend two
weeks here.
Miss Belle Byrne left Falls Church
Friday, accompanied by Jane and
Kitty Byrne Of Blacksburg and Tur-
pin, Billie and Kate Willis Of Cul-
peper Va, for her Summer cottage at
Tappahannock on the Rappahannock
River, Va, where Dr. and Mrs. Macon
Ware and their four children, Miss
Byrne Ware. Macon Ware. Anne Ware
and Neil Ware are spending a few
weeks.
Evening star., 1937-08-08

SAoAehAs Ac1dIlVes LII England since the
early part of June. For the past two
weeks they have been in Paris, visit
ing the exposition now being held
there
The Childs family, Mr.. Marquis w.
Childs tprominent writer on political
sub1ects) and Mrs. Childs and their
children. Melissa and Prentice, and
Mrs. Childs mother, Mrs Lillian
Childs. are still in Sweden. They left
Somerset early in June, expecting to
spend the Summer in Sweden, where
Mr.. Childs is studying conditions in
the Scandinavian countries. They ex-
pect to take time off this month for a
trip to North Cape, and their present
plan is to return to Somerset about
September 20. Besides his writings
on political subjects, Mr.. Childs is the
author of book on the social side
Of political life in Washington. This
book, which was written in the form
OF novel, was published this Sum-
mer by New York firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Baines
OF EllEdOeth, N. j., ana their two sons,
Robert and Stuart, have come to
Friendship Heights for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan j. Ross. Mr..
Barnes is Mrs. Ross brother.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Rippey of
Friendship Heights have gone to the
Finger Lake section of New York
State for an extended vacation. They
left Wednesday for Canandaigua, Mrs.
Rippey's former home, and expect to
be away for five or six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harrison Ben
ner of Bethesda are spending the
week end in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. P. Farnham and
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Riley and their
daughter, little Miss Barbara Riley,
have gone to Maine for the month Of
August. They will be the guests of
Mrs. Farnham's relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. c. B. Tompkins of
Princeton, N. j., spent the week end
In Bethesda with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Evening star., 1937-08-08

Mrs. w. Leigh Ribble gave an after
noon party for Miss Evelyn Powell
Friday afternoon, her guests being
Mrs. Archie Anderson, Mrs. Rufus H.
Lane, Mrs. James W. Brown, Mrs. r.
w. Jones, Mrs. Alexander Gait, Mrs.
Frank A. Porter Mrs. Oziah Living
Evening star., 1937-08-08
Vacati0nists Returning
to Rockville Pike Homes
Extensive Alaskan Tour Crump and
Son Due Home From England.

VOW that August here and the half
residents of the towns along Rockville pike who
1 been away on long absences are returning home.
The deputy commissioner of fisheries
son. expected to join Mrs Jackson their home
Gardens some time this week Mr. Jackson left Washington
Alaska June 26 For the greater he
has been aboard small boat cruising along the of
Alaska and visiting the small along Jackson
itinerary took him to the Maanuska Valley colonization
and also to the Preblof Islands
This is Mr. Jacksons second visit to years ago
ne and Mrs Jackson their visited
and brought back with them curios pole
wnch now stands In the Jackson garden to the delight
children in the neghborhood
MRS w. r. H. Crump and her Ralph Crunp will
new YORK this week and will directly
have lived for the 10 Crump son have been
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-04
300 ENJOY DANCE
 OF BRASS WORKERS

Three hundred were in attendance Saturday evening at the Brass Workers union dance at Workmen's Circle hall on Spencer avenue. The members of the committee in charge of the affair follow:
 William Feltman, Frank Commer- ford, Charles Shugrue, Ann Dunphy, Helen Mckay, Paul Thorell, Irving Dwy, John P. Brown, Joseph Oracle, Alice Oracle, Anna Labutis, Charles Vernale and Clayre Driscoll.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-04

will confront you two years from now, when you naturally Will want to have the control ot your party restored to true Repuh- licans. By any stretch of the im- agination, do you believe you can do thatp You will find yourselves encountered with @ group of poli- tical parasites who, this year, for their own personal ends, have managed to attach themselves 10 your party like barnacles to 8 ship, through the shortsighted- ness of your present party leaders. No matter how much you may wish to clean house, you will not be able to rid yourselves of them with a blow torch!
 Now, coming back to my dem- ocratic listeners, I have called to your attention the many evils which may arise, if you permit this dissimilated group to divert your devotion in the slightest de- gree, for the principles of deni- ocracy sponsored and supported by the great Democratic party. So, let me, with the utmost good faith and sincerity, ask each and every one of you, once and for all, to put a stop to any such attempts in your midst, and to band your- selves into a great and formid- able army on Tuesday morning next, to accomplish one objective, and one objective only, and that is a victory for our party, for the Honorable Mayor Hayes, the Hon. orable Daniel J. Leary, and the entire Democratic ticket, and by so doing, you will put to rout these disgruntled interlopers for Gll time to come.
 Vindicated
 By their deeds and continued constructive program from the time you first installed the mem- bers of our present administration in offlce, your verdict of two years ago and of every other election year since 1929. has been vindi- cated, and they will continue to prove worthy of your confidence when you reelect them on Tuesday next.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-04

the Democratic party, why did 1t not place a ticket in the field in the last state and national elec- tion2 Why does 1t not extend its activities outside of Waterbury and statewise? Why does 1t not say to the people from whom 1t is seeking support, our aims are greater, more idealistic, and more beneficial than those of the party from which we have di- vorced ourselves. No, they cannot make such claims because they have but one aim, and that is to satisfy mere personal ambitions by wrestling the city government from the hands of those able and experienced gentlemen, the stand ard bearers of democracy, Messrs. Frank Hayes and Daniel J. Leary.
 You who pride yourselves with beign Waterburians, and happy members of this peaceful com munity, you, who undoubtedly have felt joy in your hearts by seeing this which was once a vil- lage, transformed into @ great city, through the management and rare executive ability of Messrs. Hayes and Leary and the entire Democratic administration, certainly cannot and will not countenance the manifestly des- tructive program sponsored by their opponents, for the latter's sole purpose of satisfying person. al disappointment through having been refused that which they should not and could not acquire.
 Conditions Improved
 These people, by their conduct and expressions, have manifested, both on the air and elsewhere, their attitude upon life In general, always has been to take care of themselves, no matter how many others suffered by this attitude.
 On the contrary, the manage ment of our city government by Mayor Hayes, Comptroller Leary and the entire Democratic admin istration, always has been design- ed to improve conditions and to give everybody a fair chance to enjoy life and to give you the greatest return for your contri- button toward the maintenance of our city. In carrying out this great and beneficial program, they necessarily incurred the dissavor of greedy persons from time to time, who would not subscribe to the admonition that MT. Hayes was bound to do his duty toward all.
 In effecting this great trans formation, MT. Hayes necessarily had to spend money. Yes, great sums of money, but notwithStand- ing such necessary enormous eX- penditures, he has also perform ed a miracle by substantially re- ducing our taxes.
 A reduction of ten and one- half mills on your tax rate is of no significance to our opponents. However, you will appreciate that in addition to the improvements made in front of your homes, which you had long dreamed and hoped for, you, the owners of property assessed, let us say, at $6,000.00, realize 0 saving of $62.52 each year, which you may use to pay your insurance or gas and electric bills, or put to some other useful purpose. You must agree with me that the men who have made all this possible, Messrs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-04
|DI RIENzO NAILS |CULHANE'S 'LIE'
C DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION IDI
Republican Voter for 26 Years Reviews Record;
 Praises Hayes

Senator George T. Culhane, Flu. sion candidate, was "given the lie" on another campaign statement to- day when James DiEaienzo, Q voter of the Republican ticket for 26 years, offered proof to the Fusion- ist of his former affiliation, backed by several old line Republicans.
 "Let MT. Culhal1e ask Theodore V. Myers, Col. Harry J. Beardsley, Coroner John T. Monxani, or Wil- liam J. Larkin, Jr, to name a few of my Republican friends, whether he is not Q liar when he says that I have not been @ Republican for eight years," MT. Di RienSo declared
 The Fusion candidate, speaking at Temple hall, Saturday night, re- marked:
 Another lie in The Democrat Is a story about James DiRienEo going to leave the Republican party. He hasn't been e Republican for eight years ."
 "At that meeting at Temple hall." said MT. DiRienzo, who, last week, announced that he would vote for the administration, charging that the Italians of Waterbury have been double e-crossed" by the F1sionists, @ party mot representative" of the Republican voters" one of my sis- ters was on the Republican town committee; two of my brothers, and three sisters were at that meeting. Does it not appear to MT. Culhane that there has been a Republican tendency in my family?"
 MT. DiRien1o, saying that he felt tho true Republican party is not represented this year. pointed to his former utilization with the office of the registrar of voters and to his voting the straight Republican tick- ct for more than quarter of a ceti- tury.
 "Why does not Mir. Culhane check his statements before making such silly charges? If he had cared to ask any of the Republicans I've mentioned, they could have told what, I suspect he already knows, that he is not only straying far from the truth but that has statements do not reflect the sentiment of any member of the Republican party who has the interests of that party at heart"
 I am urging my friends to vote for Frank Hayes and the entire Democratic ticket. They desire the support of every citizen, especially those of Italian extraction conclud- ed MT. DiRienzo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-04
DOGS GUARD DEPUTY SHERIFF

Jefferson, O., (UP)-At night, while Ashtabula county sleeps, Deputy Sheriff W. E. soden stands guard. By day, while he sleeps his l2 bulldogs watch over him. eoden raises buildoge for . hobby. He has won more than i25 awards with exhibits at dog shows during the last decade.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-04
You Ue Got q Date
 With RUTH MlLLETT
Every Day in THE DEMOCRAT

THE appearance of Ruth Millett's WE THE WOMEN column of comment is something you will look forward to daily. She's captivating personality-so friendly, so refreshing, so alive to women's problems and interests. She's young enough to be part of the modern social world, yet ex- perienced enough to understand the old as well as the new viewpoints. For your own enjoyment, read
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-14
Wilbur Arnold Suffers Injury
 Eye Last Night

Wilbur Arnold, a young auto- mobile mechanic, employed at Nome Motor Co.,, suffered an ex- tremely painful injury last night while working on a car.
 A chisel slipped from his hand while he was lieing under the car and fell difectly against his eye ball, seriously injuring his eye according to reports of the acci- dent.
 Dr. Chas. Q. North of the steam ship Victoria, an eye specialist, was called into consultation by Dr. Thomas Morcom of Nome and an operation took place this morning.
 What the outcome of the opera tion will be, has not been reveal ed at this time, although hopes were held in some quarters, that his eyesight would be retained.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-14
Victoria Stopped In Port This AM
 Enroute Siberia

The S. s. Victoria, Arctic Cruise Liner, of the Alaska Line, un- eXpectedly put back into Nome on it's voyage from St. Michael enroute to Teller and> East Cape, Siberia.
 Joining the ship here was Miss Adelaide Clapp of Ancon, Pana- ma Canal Zone, who arrived by PAA plane this morning from Fairbanks. She had been touring Alaska, and decided to join the Arctic Cruise at Nomefi for the visit to Siberia. Miss Clapp im- mediately boarded the vessel, and soon afterwards, the Vic hoisted anchor and sailed for Teller.
 It was learned that the VlCtOTla was requested to come into port here so that pr. Chas. North, an eye specialist might consult with Dr. Thomas Mocom, regarding the accident to the eye of Wilbur Arnold. The operation on his eye took place this morning with Dr. North also in attendance, af- ter which he returned to the Vic toria which sailed for the Arctic Ocean and Siberia.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-14
N o T c E

The Phyllis Beauty Shoppe has been moved from it's former loca- ton to a shop on the second story of the building occupied by the Polet Branch Store, and is again actively engaged in fulfilling the beauty requirements of Nomeites.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-14

Dr. H. G. Hughes will be in Nome for 2 weeks, located at former office opposite Fed. Bldg. Call and
 make your appointments now so that your dental needs may be taken care of before he returns to Fairbanks. 3t
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-14

Dr. l.. W. HINES, Anchorage OptOmetrist, who has been in Nome for the past ten days, is leaving here Friday morning by plane for northern points.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-14

Two Aston Diesel engines are used to propel luxurious pleas ure yacht built for an English sportsman.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-14

LOST-4 pictures s X 10 in a manila envelope-Please return to Nugget office and receive reward.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-14

Pilot Ray Crawford returned from Haycock last evening with Joel Vollentine as a passenger.
 He will fly MiroW Air Service plane to Teller today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-14

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The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-14

The PAA Electra arrived today from Fairbanks with John Lynn and Miss Adelaide Clapp as pas sengers. The plane returned this afternoon with MT. and Mrs. C H Cox and L B. Fitch.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-14
Airplane News
 Nome Airport

Pilot John Cross of the Wien Alaska Airlines arrived from Deering and Candle last night with O. D. Cochrane as a passen- ger. He left again this morning on his return trip and will pick up Hans Obling at Taylor and transfer him to Deering
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-07-14

Pilot Sig Wien of the WAA yes terday returned from Pilgrim Springs with Brother Peter Will helm. On another flight he re- turned to Nome from Council with Hugh Kimball, wife and daughter as passengers.
Evening star., 1937-01-24
EW WORLDS to conquer F. new

Ew WORLDS to conquer :. new skills
~ to learn magical wonders to see!
Every minute of life glows with excitement for
youngster. And you don't have to be medical
expert, mother, to see that it all takes heaps
of bodily energy. Actually your little child is
burning up each day as much energy in proper
ton to his size as full grown person. That's par
ticularly important to remember during the diff
cult years from l to 6. Malnutriton and infec-
tious diseases are at their peak now; lowered
vitality is easily brought on.
You can't afford to let your child's energy sup
DIV run down hill! And since this energy must
come from the food he eats, complete. balanced
diet is vital. One wise step is to give him the
Evening star., 1937-01-24

same helpful safeguard your mother probably
gave to you bowl of nourishing Cream of
Wheat for breakfast regularly.
For AZ years this hot cereal has been recognized
as good source of the quick acting food energy
children need for activity and growth. Your own
doctor has much he can tell you about its advan-
tages about the ease with which it is digested
in young systems its smoothness and freedom
from harsh parts of the grain it's economy.
and how it helps to promote natural weight gains.
Cream of Wheat wins youngsters Immediately.
1t is 80 warming =. so delicious and satisfying.
The rest of the family will like it, too. 1t helps
give that 'get-up-and -go' feeling Order triple
sealed package of Cream of Wheat today!