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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-23
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Hollywood Sighb And Sounds
By sobbia coeas


 HOLLYWOOD Cal, 23-From Lombard to George King: Congratulations
 Miss Lombard King had accomplished CD what she had unable script has able had been able to
 MT King, business-ke had made Clark Gable 
 MT Gable for these many had through life tically without stepping dance floor. during simple motion of waltz does MT Gable always has suffered from King few simple instructions cooperation had turned MT Gable a dancer but hoofer.
 He earned the Lombards has earned something Whether he this departments unstined admiration Any who is of Gables will cheerfuy through with job of work that he thinks makes him look silly
 MT King, 1t is had powerful He of Idiots Delight If Gable that script he had to hoof Gable wanted it. He hoofed
 watched the result the filming of his hoofing and predict right Clark Gable going It's the the hotel lobby wherein Gables vaudeville entertans relieve among -----
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-23

Today's News Today.-Emplre.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-23
"tPERCY'S "t

audience includes Norma Sheare the blonde
  Paterson the American bride Charles Coburn scientist the sideine the audience includes lot who has managed sneak CWhen Carbo nothing to thisD So Clarence Brown the signal and Gable by his chorus of six blonde dancers hooed He trimmed straw hat of uncertain vintage and to the recorded tune of Putting the Ritz MT Gable gave Self-consciouy produced ought to steal the picture For weeks Gable and King who the Metro director hoofing Gable perecting his technique the notsohot vaudeviian the his weight normally around 90 pounds which hefty hoofer been reduced In days hoong before the his pondage loss six Success with Gable however brought its penalty for King I've just that I'm work Let Free dom Ring All have teach Victor MacLaglen to do Irish Reel"
Evening star., 1938-10-14

dumb as brunette-but try telnne
tho nroducers that" she complained
to me Earl Carrolls dlne-ano-
dance emporium will be titled ine
inner circle" The stars will sit, smile
and chew on a raised platform, Whlle
their doting admirers watch from
below, The said doting admirers can
onlv watch-no food will be served
them!
Errol Flvnn has told his warner
Brothers bosses that he will not report
for Dodge City" for another 1ouf
weeks He says he is not well enough
for the movie grind, and besides ne is
taking Lii. .Damita on what ne cals
second honeymoon. To when tne
studio has replied that, II Errol Is
well enough for a second honeymoon
he is we'll enough to work. P. SIT
will be four weeks before Enrol returns
to Hollywood)
IF Won know of a sure-fire recipe Tor
Gaining weight, Wendy Barrie "ouio
no clad to hear from you. At the mo-
ment. Wendy eats five meals Gay ana
still weighs less than 100 pounds :
clark Gable brought back two lovely
silver fox furs from Canada for lucky
carole Lombard-on condition he couio
nut them round her neck himself :
loan Crawford will sing some operatlc
.eo,,ences in THE Ice Follies," and Is
now practicing with two singing
coaches. She will also skate.
Warren William sold his boat re-
Gently. but only on condition that the
<navments to him do not begin until
January. and spread over period OF
two wears. There must be hardship
and suffering even in yachting circles!
The quarrel between ex-sweet-
hearts Wayne Morris and Priscilla
Lane has reached the point where
.Wayne refuses to attend the premiere
of Brother Rat" at Virginia Military
Institute if Priscilla goes, too. NOW,
now, children :. Antonio Moreno
rlsys a small part in the Gladys
Swarthout picture. But don't feel
Evening star., 1938-10-14
Wants to Dance.

IOHN GARFIELD who attracted
a critical and public notice with his
}rst screen role in -Four Daughters.
has asked Warner Bros. for the title
role in "Nijinsky," screen play based
on the noted ballet dancers life.
Garfield volunteered for the role
because of his personal interest in
"Nijinsky" and his own ballet expert
ence, acquired in New York during the
early stages of his Broadway career
Evening star., 1938-10-14

sorry for him. The old-timer Is .
rich man, and owns large tract Of
real estate.
Nelson Eddy tells a friend at Metro
that what every man needs is . wife
and a successful marriage. Mr.. Eddy,
as you know, Is a bachelor The
Bette Davis divorce is expected in court
any day. "A few months ago, Bette
told this reporter, If you get q d.
vorce, it must be complete. There is
no point in being friendly after = di-
vorce." At the time, Bette thought
her marriage was Of the ''till-death-
do-us-part" type Dorothy Parker
tells me Of the last time she encoun-
tered Playwright Claire Boothe. The
two ladies were trying to get out Of
a doorway at the same time. Claire
drew back and cracked. Age before
beauty, Miss Parker" As Dotty swept
out, she turned to the other guests
and said, Pearls before swine"
(copyriSht 1898. BY the North American
Newspape- Alliance, 1nc.)
Evening star., 1938-10-14
Anchor Aids Drowning Person.

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. II (R.-
It is proper procedure to toss an
anchor to a person drowning in Great
Salt Lake, says Prof. Thomas c.
Adams Of the University of Utah.
A 15-pound weight is about right
to hold q distressed bather's feet down
in the highly buoyant water, he dis
covered in tests conducted by Boy
Scouts. A life preserver tips SWIM
ner face down.
Evening star., 1938-10-14
Cast in Lead.

r YNNE CARVER has been chosen
- to play the leading feminine role
opposite Lew Ayres in "Yound DR..
Kildare" in which M-G-M teams
Ayres with Lionel Barrymore. The
possibility that this film may be ex-
tended into series of Max Brand
stories promises plenty of screen work
in the future for the Kentucky girl
last seen in Everybody Sing"
Evening star., 1938-10-14

your tires-lishts-steerinse gear
and other parts vital to safety
operation.
He also serves you with top.
grade, economical products:
Famous Tydol, the labrieating
gasoline. And Winter Veedol,
Aristocrat of 1905 Pennsylvania
Motor Oils, free fouins at 200
below zero. Let the Tydol-
Dealer protect you and your car:
Let the Tydol.Veedol Dealer
give you a great moneys worth in
service and products, both!
Evening star., 1938-10-14

b ! u S n / n & q.
when anyone asks
Randy S CO t +.
"who is your girl
friend?" he re-
plies unsmilingly,
SHIRLEY Temple"
Dixie Dunbar
will be one OF
the six chorus
girls in tn e
moviened Idiots
ID elig h t." b u t
Dixie Is sore be-
cause she : will
have to wear q
blond wig. Il
Evening star., 1938-10-14

TUsT OFF THE PRESS! .sl6 sir.
u xifcant pages Of SAFETY for you!
-. The result Of the great Tydol
Crusade Contest! Cost hundreds
Of thousands Of dollars to assemble
-. yet FREE for the asking!
This book-"The $50, 900. 90
Rules of Safe Driving"-is the
keynote of the nsw Safety Cam
paign conducted by the makers of
Tydol Gasoline. Along with this
book your Tydol.Veedol Dealer
offers you free Safety-Check of
your car. He will Safety.Check
Evening star., 1938-10-14
There Is a Nice White Fence
Around Garbo's New Home
The Better for Tourists to Know It?
Dixie Dunbar Objects to Her
Blond Wig.
By SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD.

erected around Garbo newly rented
Benwood-whch makes conspicuous target or the tourists
temper
friend the
his himself but for
photographed Anyway Maria
will be embarrassment o:------
a nude infant
Evening star., 1938-10-14

seeing herself as nude infant on a
rug when she reaches the age OF
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-27

Oktober hatodikat ebben az
evben Magyarorszagban ege-
szen maskent linnepeltek,
mint mas evekben. A hazakra
ttizott gyas0-zaszlok mellett
mindeniitt nemzetiszin zaszlot
is lengetett a szel: a remenyseg
jelet. A trianoni bilincs lazula-
sanak oromere.
I El6z6 nap keriiltek fel a
haromszinu zaszlok Komarom-
max a csehek altal megszallt
reszenek templomaira, hazaira,
ennek 0romeben uszott az
egesz orszag. Es remel az or
szag nepe, hogy a magyar
nemzeti unnepek k0ze hama
rosan oromiinnepet is iktatha-
tunk. A csehek altal elszaki-
tott magyar testverek hazate-
resenek tinnepet.
Persze: vannak, akik tiirel-
metlenek, ketked6k, akiknek
mem tetszik, hogy a magyar
kormany mem harciasabb a
csehekkel szemben. Akik AIT
szeretnek, ha a magyar had
sereget kalandokba vinnek es
mem targyalasokkal, de fegy.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-27

persze az iskolak epitese is
megtorpant.
Minthogy azonban a mai
kormany is sziven viseli a nep
tudasanak el6mozditasAt, ICY
ha mar vi iskolak epitese most
nincs is m6djaban, mas mo-
don igyekszik a nepmtivel6d 6dest
el6mozditani.
Kikiildi a tanitokat a ta-
nyak vilagaba, korzeti koz-
pontokba es egy-egy alkalmas
szobat alakittatnak at isko-
lava.
Szegeny tanyai gyerekeknek
ICY mem kell telviz idejen
messze f0ldre vandorolni, hogy
az iras, olvasas rejtelmeivel
megismerkedjenek.
Tudom, Amerikaban a ia
nyak-farmok vilagaban egy-
szerubben oldjak meg a ker-
dest, autobuson gyIjtik 0ssze
az iskolaba a gyermekeket.
Sajnos, a mi tanyai utjaink
mem nagyon lennenek alkal-
masak autobus jaratokra meg
akkor sc, ha tortenetesen len
nenek ilyen jarmiiveink.
Kilenc ilyen "vandor" isko-
lat szerveztek ezen az 6szon
Hajdu megyeben. Het iskola-
ban teljes tiz honapos tanitas
folyik maid, mig ket iskolaban
0t-0t h6napos. Ugy, hogy a
vegtelen haidumegyei pusztak
vilagaban voltakeppen tizen-
egy helyen jutnak a kis ma
gyarok sajat otthonukhoz k0-
zeli oktatashoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-27

Magyarorszag egyre inkabb
after a kalaszoSok terrnelese-
r6l a gyiimolcstermelesre. Du-
nantulon is rengeteg gyiim0ics
fat telepitettek ujabban.
A baj azonban, hogy gyii-
m0lcsfak kezelesehez meg min
csen elegend6 szakmunkas az
orszagban. Ezen akar a fold
miivelesiigyi MINISTER segite-
nj, amikor Szombathelyen is
kolat allitottak fel 18-24 ewes
f0ldmuves fatal emberek sza-
mara, akiket gyiim0lcsterme-
l6 szahnunkasokka kepeznek
XII.
Ket ewes az iskola es bizo.
nyos, hogy akik AIT elvegzik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-27

lognak, a nemet nemzet ar
egesz tigyr6l mitsem tud.
Csak negy nappal kes6bb
volt szabad egy par lapnak
megirni, hogy ''incidens" volt,
amit a kormany reszer6l egy
kicsit sajnalnak.
ITALIAN mem is magat az in
cidenst sajnaljak, hanem AIT.
hogy a vilagsajto AIT megirta
S hogy az ''incidens" egg csep-
pet sem cs0kkentette AIT az
irt6zatot, amit a nazik ellen
a civilizalt vilagban ereznek.
Amir6l azonban a nenetek
szinten csak akkor ertesiilnek,
mikor nagyneha hazajuk hata-
rait elhagyjak olyan lapokat
is olvasnak, amelyek mem q
nazi diktatura parancsai SEE
rint ir6dnak, hanem a meg
t0rtent esemenyeket az diva
s6kkel hiisegesen tudatjak.
Yes, a nemet nep sokat tud.
Tudja, hogy a fiihrer milyen
nagy ember, hogy a diktatura
milyen aldas nemzetre, de
mem tudja, hogy mi tortenik a
sajat hazajaban, ha olyasmi
t0rtenik, ami mem tetszenek
esetleg a jozan nemet polgar-
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-27
budapest szerkeszt6je

sitnek maid t0bbe montanai
buzabol 6rolt lisztb6l kesziilt
kenyeret, a Felvidek iizletei-
ben mem Washington Allan
Yakima v0lgyeb6l hozott al
mat mernek maid. vegre nor
malls elet lesz lit Is minden-
keppen szebb jov6 el6tt all
Kozep Europa nepe.
Sajnalom azokat magyar
testvereimet, akik az iden jar
tax itthon es csehek altal meg
szallt teruleten van sziil6fold-
jiik. Nekik meg a cseh ura-
kat kellett oft latni, ami kese-
rive tette a viszontlatas 0r0-
melt.
AIT ajanlom ezeknek a hon
fitarsaimnak, igyekezzenek mi
mel eloDb uJra hazalatogatnl,
reSztvenni a felszabaditott test
vereik oromeben.
* y *
A kivonul6 csehek minden
elmozdithat6t elvisznek. Az
egyeni tulajdon sem scent el6t-
tiik, de a felszabadulok meg
ext az arat is szivesen fizetik
csakhogy megszabadulnak a
csehek uralmatol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-27
vennek vissza a Felvi-

veresen vennek vissza a Felvi-
deket.
Szerencsere akikre az orszag
sorsanak iranyitasa tartozik,
mem vallanak ilyen felfogast.
AIT tartjak, inkabb egy-ket
nappal kes6bb keriljenek visz-
sza az elszakitott varosok Is
falvak, de ne keriiljon az ember
aldozatba.
Es meg egyet:: hogy az vi
rendezes vegre egyuttal bekes-
seges atmoszferat is hozzon a
Duna v0lgyebe. Hogy az egy-
mas mellett el6 nepek vegre
megbekiiljenek es igazan vi
elet kezd6 6dhessek azon a terri
leten, melyen a benesi politika
husz ev ota pokolla tette a le-
tez6st.
* * X
Az elszakitott teriiletek visz-
szaterese nagyon jelent6s val
tozast hoz maid a magyar
eletbe. A Felvidekkel gyarakat
banyakat, erd6ket kapunk
vissza es visZont az Alfold ka.
laszos es gyiim0lcstermese is
vi piacot talalni. A Duna tulst
oldalani Komaromban mem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-27

Magyarorszag egyhazi elete
is halad a korral. EFT bizonyit-
ia, hogy a kalvinista Romaban
megvalasztottak az els6 seged-
lelkeszn6t. Jegyezziik fel a ne
vet is: Laszl6 Lip6tne, sztil.
Kiss Margit. Az egyhaz kiadott
jelentese szerint igen Macy va
rakozassal neznek Debrecen-
ben az else papn6 munkalko-
dasa ele.
y X *
A trianoni Magyarorszag
igyekszik p6tolni AIT, amit a
regi Magyarorszag elmulasz-
tott. A nep miveleset, maga-
sabb kulturfokra emeleset.
A huszas evek masodik fe-
leben gr6f Klebelsberg akkori
k6zoktatasiigyi MINISTER egy-
mas utan epittette az uj falu-
81, tanyai iskolakat. Tamadtak
is erte azok, akik meg ma is
szeretnek, ha a nep mennel
nagyobb tudatlansagban ma
radna.
Kes6bb azonban, mikor itt
is gazdasAgi valsag lepett fel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-27
AMT NEMETORSzACBAN Mem TUDNAk

A nemet nemzetnek tobb uj-
sagja van, mint Europa bar
mely nepenek, ha tehat van
max dolgok, amiket mem tud-
max, az mem azert van, mintha
mem lenne elegend6 ujsagjuk.
Radio allomasokkhl is ell
vannak latva b6segesen, azok
is segitsegiikre lehetnek a hi
rex tovabbitasanal a lapok-
max,
Es megis t0rtenik sok min
den, annit a nemet nepnek tud-
nj kellene, de nem tudnak.
vilagbotrany volt okt6ber
San, ahogy Becsben Innitzer
kardinalissal elbantak.
"Felel6tlen cs6cselek" rohan-
ia meg az agg f6pasztor rezi-
denciajat miutan oman a
kegyszerek nagy t0meget XII
szortak az utcara, az egyik f6-
papot az ablakon kidobtak.
A kardinalis is megseriilt.
Az utcan aztan tiizet rak-
tax, a Maria kepeket, az Oltari-
szentseget es a kegyszerek
nagy tomeget maglyara rak-
tax es internalast, meg halalt
orditoztak a papokra.
Kulfoldi ujsagirok ugyan
AIT irjak, hogy a "felel6tlen
cs6cselek' egesz jol meg volt
szervezve, hogy a rend6r0k Is
az egyenruhas naci 6rok egesz
serege gyonyorkodott a mag
lyaban, de mi higyjiik ell a
hivatalos nazi nyilatkozatot.
hogy "felel6tlen cs6cselek" rak-
ia az Oltariszentseget mag
lyara.
Higyjiik el es nyugodjunk
belle, hogy ezek a felel6tlen
cs6cselekek a nemet biroda-
lomban ismetelten neki tamad-
max minden vallasnak, hiszen
6ket az iskolakban ARA tanit-
jak, hogy a "reverendas
svindli"-re mines sziiksege a
nemetnek. Hogy a nemet mem
yet visszater a pogany vallas-
hoz.
Ezuttal mi csak AIT akarjuk
megjegyezni, hogy mikozben a
becsi ocsmanysagot az egesz
vilag reszletesen targyalta,
hogy mikozben az amerikai Ia
pok oldalakat szenteltek a do
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-27
nem maradnak munlx&tlan0lx.
inert nincsen bel6liik elegend6.
- s. =
UZENET
HEGEDttS JANOS, William

son, w. Va. Annus, sajnos,
csak elutazasa el6tt egy 6raval'
keresett fel! Ezen a legizgaI-
masabb napon. Mem tudta
pontosan megmondani, ma
gyar vagy angol nyelvii tortA-
nelem k0nyvet ker-e On. Le-
gyen szives megirni IS keszseg-
gel beszerzem a kivantat. Szi-
YES iidv0zlet az egesz csalad-
max es az 0sszes new campi
magyarOknak.
Evening star., 1938-03-29
DIR. F. B. COGSWELL
DIES AT AGE OF s.
Deceased Was Prominent
Physician and Surgeon
in WASHINGTON.

DR.. Frank B. Cogswell. SO, for many
years a practising physician and sur
geon here, died yesterday in the John
Dickson Home. 5000 Fourteenth street
NV. He had been Ill since he was
stricken with q cerebral hemorrhage
while driving his car December o..
Alone at that time he managed to get
his car to the curb before collapsing.
A native of Lake City, Mimi, DR..
Cogswell was educated at the Uni
versity Of Illinois and in Chicago. He
came here in 1911, serving at Homeo-
pathic Hospital, first as an inferno
and then as resident physician. He
had been in private practice since
1918.
Member Of Many Organizations.
DR.. Cogswell, who lived at 48l5
Fourteenth street NV, was a men,
Der of the District Medical Society,"
the American Medical Association. the
Y. M. c. A., the Chiron Club and the
Masonic fraternity. He also was a
former member of the Washington
Golf and Country Club. AS hobby he
operated a poultry farm at Beltsville,
Md.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Alice
T. Cogswell; a son, Charles L. Cogs-
we'll, an employe of The Star, and q
daughter, Miss Phyllis Cogswell.
Funeral services will be held at 2
pm. Thursday in Hysong's parlors.
1900 N street NV. Rev. Dr. G.. E.
Lenski, pastor Of Grace Lutheran
Church, will officiate. Burial will be
in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Honorary Pallbearers.
Honorary pallbearers will be DR..
Walter Freeman, DR.. II. D. Shapiro,
DR.. J. H. Branson, Dr. Garden War
ner, DR.. Ernest Sappington. DR.. Oliver
Cox, DR.. Merton Twogood, DR.. H.
Evening star., 1938-03-29

Washington Hospital after q long III
ness. He was in his 7Os.
Mr.. Brown, for about 20 years .
resident Of this city, Is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Ida Brown; three sons,
Chauncey Brown, DR.. Leo T. Brown,
physician. and Henry Brown: q daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jack J. Blank, and two grand
children. all Of this city.
Funeral services will be held at 1890
am. tomorrow in the chapel Of Bernard
Danzansky, 3501 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Adas Israel
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1938-03-29

Clifford King, Dr.. Wyrth Baker, DR..
Franklin Pedrick, DR.. Gregg Custis
Birdsall. DR.. Edgar Queally and DR..
John Swartwout.
Evening star., 1938-03-29
Garn uf Uhanka.

EDWARDS. WILLIAM D. The relatives
Of the late Capt, WILLIAM d. EDWARDS
wish to thank his friends for their kind
ness. sympathy and flowers
Evening star., 1938-03-29

England may have one-way motor
arterials along which no houses will
be built.
Evening star., 1938-03-29
In Mpittnrtat1t.

CLIFFORD. THOMAS E., SR. In low.
ing memory Of my devoted son and our
dear brother. THOMAS E. CLIFFORD, Sr.,
who passed away March 29 1887.
Bright homes are often saddened
With loneliness and loss:
Death takes away our loved ones
And leaves a heavy cross.
But from celestial mansions
There comes sweet refrain,
That in the heavenly garden
We will meet again
: MOTHER SISTERS. BROTHER. =
CONNER, MAI. HENRY J. A tribute of
ory Of my dear husband. Mai. HENRY J
CONNER, U. S. A.. who was taken from
me SO suddenly one year ago today. March
One year has passed since that sad day
God took him home. It was His will,
But in nv heart he liveth still.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. LOUISE, .
Evening star., 1938-03-29
ABRAHAM BROWN DIES;
RETIRED MERCHANT
Funeral to Be Held Tomorrow
Followed by Burial in Adas
Israel Cemetery.

Abraham Brown, 4402 Fifteenth
street NV, retired dry goods mer-
chant, died yesterday in George
Evening star., 1938-02-18
,SLUM CLEARANCE
PLANS STOpROCEED
Straus Denies Projects Will
Be She!ved for Hous-
ing Program.

- Nathan Straus, administrator of
the United States Housing Authority.
yesterday denied reports he is to
shelve slum clearance plans over
the country to facilitate the start of
. low-cost construction program.
Also declared lin error" by the
ofhcials were published statements to
the effect that no applications for
loans conforming with the provisions
Of the Housing Act have been re-
ceived by the U. S. H. A. to date.
"A number of applications which,
40 far as has been determined, con-
form to the provisions of the law
are now being studied by the staff
Of the United States Housing Au-
thority." Mr.. Straus commented in
. prepared statement.
More than one-half of the appli-
cations are for slum clearance prof.
ects. he said, with the new housing
to be done on the site of the old
slums.
In all other proposed projects" 7"
MP. Straus stated, where it is not
feasible, in the Judgment of the To-
calities concerned. to do the new
building on the old slum site slum
units equivalent in number to the
new dwelling units proposed will be
eliminated or demolished"
As to any abandonment of slum
clearance plans in order to rush the
building of new low-cost homes, Mr.
Straus declared: "Slum clearance and
the rehousing of slum dwellers are
proceeding hand in hand"
Evening star., 1938-02-18
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS.

walter sbs 10os Gssfy A. Wsse1 1GGs 10Th b. st
Mont; the Rev A. A. O'Leary
rfston, 35, both OF 2121 New York ave.
Joseph II. Draude, 50. and Eleanor M.
Morris, 20, both Of Atlantic City, N. j.;
the Rev L. E. Robinson.
&eek H. Hines. jr.. 25, 415 Warner ST. NV,
sAnd Maud j. Harvey, -. 1O14 9Th ST.
.sv.: the Rev. J. L. S. Holloman
Arthur Jaggers. %, 1717 Willard st. NV
and Mildred l.. Thompson. is, 173
Fairmont st. NV; the Rev. J. F. Whit
Raymond Davis. o5 1905 U st. NV. and
Emma Lee &c -; 36ls st. NV; the
James r. Tarlton. tr. 10. S13 u St NV.
and Nancy G. Young, Is. 1900 10th st.
NV: the Rev. c. T. Murray.
Rockville.
Williams ssf.h sl both of Washineton Wa aaorr'ne
Allen Woodrow Stonnell ~. and Dorothy
Pearl Libby 10 both OF Washineton.
harold Joseph Endres. 10 and Hazel Louise
Combs &. both Of WASHINGTON.
Chester Hill, 40. and Bertha r. Melking
80, both Of Washington.
Jcseph Raymond Wolfred. :12. and Florence
WrGinis Webb. "a. both Of WASHINGTON
,,SXir VIRGINIA Jhn Johnson ~ both Of Rockville
Thelma I've Shifiett. 90. Orange. va.
Joseph l.. Walton. 40 and Annie Brooks
AZ both Of Richmond Va
Evening star., 1938-02-18

r. Phillips, assisted by the Rev.
Charles T. Warner. The Rev. Oliver
j. Hart, rector of st. Johns Church,
will deliver the sermon.
Wednesday night the society will
hear Sir Willmott Lewis, Washington
correspondent Of the London Times,
speak on Far Eastern affairs. He
will talk at $50 O'Clock in the bam-
boo room of the Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1938-02-18
COL. CURRY RELIEVED

Col. John r. Curry, Army Air Corps,
on duty with the War Department
general stair as member Of the
general staff corps, has been ordered
relieved of this detail and from At
tachment for flying duty to Boiling
Field to take effect March /.
Col Curry will be assigned to duty
with Air Corps units at Mitchell Field,
Long Island, 1t was announced.
Evening star., 1938-02-18

Melville and Catharins Nenefes, boy.
Charles and Mary Acker, boy.
Louis and Martha Banks. boy.
George and 9allye Rogers. boy.
Edward and Martha Wood. girl.
Andrew and Irene Mank. boy.
Vernon and Elizabeth Iseli, boy.
Charles and Fannie Drucker, boy.
Wyrth and Katherine Baker. boy.
Paul and Hedwie Wiseman, girl.
Philip ana Mary Bleicher. girl.
Malcolm and Kathryn Western. boy.
Allen and Marie Saunders, girl.
Herbert and Mary Sutton. girl.
Carlec and Julia Hall. girl.
James and Elen Hailes, girl.
Louis and Fannie Jennings. boy.
William and Beatrice johnson, boy.
Eugene and Dorothy Collins, boy
Zander and Lizzie FitZgerald, girl.
Frederick and Fannie Green, sirl.
Thomas and Mary Brown, girl.
Martin and Clara Mcleod, boy.
Marshall and Hilmer Hunter, boy.
Evening star., 1938-02-18
DEATHS REPORTED.

william p Keese, 81, 464 N st. sw
Edith r. Anderson. 70. Abley Hospital.
Robert T. Finlov. 70. 707 North Carolina
Tiile c. cristofane. 70. 1901 Mass. ave.
1aiI,sn niw; E,b.l. "a, s1s 1rv,ns At. nv
Maud Mp Cross. TOSS -. Gspneld Hospitai' i'
Mary Z. Mccarthy, 72, 1717 r st. NV
Sarah Virginia Havener, IL, 1912 Oates
william +. o'Beirne. 72, 1927 14th st. ne.
Carrie Bowen. 70. Garfield Hospital.
Agnes M. Frazier. 66, Providence Hospital.
George HUGHES. 81. Gallinger Hospital.
Cary Travers Grayson, 90, 1925 Wiscon-
sin ave. NV.
John Albert Insrick. 50. sibley Hospital
Manly Edwards. b5, Emergency Hospital
Jessie Handy Miller, Al Columbia Hospital.