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Evening star., 1938-08-28

Capt. and Mrs. Ralph E. Koch have
returned after a months leave, which
they spent on a motor trip to New
England and Canada They also Wis
tied st. Louis, where they were guests
Of Capt. Koch's mother, Mrs. Arthur
Koch. Mrs. Koch's father, Mr. Paul
Grunewald of San Antonio, Tex re-
turned with Capt. and Mrs. Koch and
will spend several weeks at West
Point.
Miss Mildred King daughter of
Vice Admiral and Mrs. Ernest ]. King
Of Coronado, Calf, who has returned
to the post from Washington where
she visited her uncle and aunt, Col.
and Mrs. Walter D. Smith, will be
the guest at West Point of her sis
ter. Mrs. Edward B. Hampstead, and
1t. Hampstead for an extended visit.
Maj. and Mrs. c. L. Bertholf
Visit West Point.
Maj. and Mrs. c. L. Bertholf Of
Washington and their daughter, Miss
Mary Elizabeth Bertholf, are guests of
Capt. and Mrs. Donald Mclean.
Mrs. William Pierce Evans of Wash
ington is spending two weeks on the
post as the guest of her son and
daughter-in-law, Capt. and Mrs. John
H. Evans.
Maj. Lloyd V. H. Durfee has re-
turned to West Point from Fort Mon
roe. Va, where he visited Capt. and
Mrs Courtland Van r. Schuyler.
Mrs. F. B. Lincoln of Elizabeth,
N. j.. mother Of Mrs. Laurence Mel.
Guyer, is spending week at West
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Garden Party
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y
Mr.. Poeliu Dai, Mr.. Lu Yu Fong and
Mr.. c. S. Dun.
Many Foreign Nations
Represented at Tea.
The Commandant of Fort Myer and
Mrs. Jonathan M. Wainwright were
present and among others on the guest
list of notables were the Turkish Am
bassador, Mr.. Mehmet Munir Ertegan:
the Mexican Ambassador, Senor DR..
Don Francisco Castillo Najera, &C
companied by the Military Attache of
the Embassy and Sonora Maria Teresa
de Amezcuna; the Union of South
Africa Minister, Mr.. Ralph William
Close: the Greek Minister. Mr.. De-
metrious Sicilianos. and the Minister
Of the Dominican Republic, Senor Don
Andres Pastoriza; the Minister of Fin
land, Mr.. Fro Jarnefelt
Others from the diplomatic set in
cluded the new Minister-Counselor of
the Spanish Embassy and Sonora de
Lecuona, the Commercial Counselor of
the Belgian Embassy and Nine. Gre
made, the Charge Affaires of Belgium
and Baroness de Gruben. the Coun-
selor of the Chilean Embassy and
Sonora de Huneeus, Mr.. Fritz Real,
attache of the Swiss Legation; the
Commercial Attache of the Swedish
Legation and Nine Eriksson, the First
Secretary of the Guatemalan Lega-
ton, Senor de Lopez Herrarte; the
First Secretary of the Ecuadoran Le-
cation, Senor Don Manuel Crispo;- the
Secretary Of the Lega ton Of Portugal,
Mr.. Joeo de Deus Ramos, and ever so
many more from the diplomatic set.
United States Officials
Attend Outdoor Fete.
From other circles present were Sen
ator and Mrs. Morris Sheppard DR..
and Mrs. Frank Bohn, son-in-law and
daughter of the Secretary of Com
merce and Mrs. Roper; the Director
Of the Mint, Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross:
the Assistant Secretary of the Interior
and Mrs. Ebert K Burlew, the Assist
ant Secretary of the Interior. Mr. Oscar
L. Chapman; the Archivist of the
United States, Mr.. R. D. w. Connor;
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Miss Bowling to Wed.

Mr.. and Mrs Frederick T. Bowling
of Southern Maryland announce the
approaching marriage of their daugh-
ter Virginia Marie to Mr.. w. Chadwick
Kemon. son of Mrs. Ethel Byrd Kemon
of Washington.
The wedding will take place Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock at ST.
Mary's Catholic Church in Bryan
town, Md. The Rev. Father McKew
will perform the ceremony.
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Sill, Okla, for duty with the Field
Artillery.
Maj. Horace B. Smith, much to the
delight of his many friends in the
Capital will continue on as an aide.
He has served in this capacity many
times and being an old-timer at it he
is, of course, helpful in breaking in
the newcomers in the group. Other
familiar faces in the Army contingent
of officers who will again be aides are
Capt. Howard M. Turner, 1t. Jesse
Auton. 1t Edwin S. Hartshorn, jr,
and 1t. George E. White, jr. 1t.
Chester Hammond will serve as an
aide for the first time this winter.
He has just arrived in Washington
for duty.
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Miss ShOles to Wed
Mr.. w. c.. Jannev.

The American Consul General to
Milan, Italy, and Mrs. Walter II.
sholes announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Janie-Belle Randolph,
to Mr.. Walter Coggeshall Janney, jr,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Coggeshall
Janney OF Weldon, Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Miss Sholes has visited in Washing
ton often and she has many friends
here.
Evening star., 1938-08-28
Visited ,by U. S, Presidents,

The following Latin American re-
publics have been visited by Presidents
of the United States during their term
Of office: Cuba, Mexico, Argentina,
Colombia, Haiti, Brazil, Uruguay,
Panama, Costa Rica (Coeos Island),
and Ecuador Galapagos Islands,.
Evening star., 1938-08-28
Argentina Near Top.

Argentina is the second most impor-
tant wool-producing nation in the
world, being exceeded only by Aus
tralia, and in 1896 her 4o, 900, 900 sheep
produced $50 100000 pounds of wool,
81 per cent of which was consumed
domestically, the rest being exported.
Evening star., 1938-08-28
Chevy Chase Visitor
Honored at Parties
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Grant Hosts
To Lynchburg Friends-Many
Return From Trips.

ISIS KATHLEEN sELBY and her sister Miss Dorothy selby
M to Virginia Beach for the
l friends the
MI. and Mrs James H Of
lynchburg, Va, the
entertained Tuesday atuncheon
Williams entertained Wednesday and bridge
O
Harvey Wilkinson to
The Washington times., 1938-04-09

other kicks over an empty
basket and finds q well-stuffed
wallet. But some baskets are
never kicked, some oysters are
never opened, and some real
talent never gets a decent break.
1t seems to me that one who
has taken in on the chin too
long Is Ann Arlen, the lovely
violinist and vocalist, who coaxes
sweet harmonies out Of the saw.
box at Napoleon's cocktail
lounge on Connecticut Avenue.
Ann Is one of the most talented
locals this town has produced.
She sings well, In a little throaty
voice, she plays excellently, and
besides she writes her own songs.
It's worth the trip to hear her
Its All Over" and I'VE Say
Goodbye!" With radio and
stage calling for new talent, let's
hope we kicked over the basket.
OhOES AuuSS
Chief Capoulican, full-blooded
Indian, does his singing in full
redskin regalia, including the
feathers, at the Shoreham to-
night. Barbara Belmore sheds
her feathers in fan dance at
the same place. All Of which
seems rather q duplication Of
effort but lots Of fun. Or
are we wrong?
Now that we know Karine
Boyce, melodear at the Shore
ham, has q weakness for titles,
we'd be willing to get crowned
If it would make any difference.
Buster Hewitt, new emcee at
the Casa Grande, springs the
yarn of the lad who made q
pest of himself trying to be
the life of the party. He even
tried to amuse himself In front
of a mirror at home but gave
up in despair saying, II guess
I'm not my type" incidentally,
the Dude Ranch has new decora-
tionS, including a new bed OF
flowers which help you spot the
place especially on Sundays
(when, alack and alas, there's
much more fun in Maryland
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evening at the Stork Club!
Apropos of oscar of the Hi
Hat, we we're seated with him
when a slap-happy lad barges
over and starts to introduce the
genial host to his feminine
companion. Honey breath
blasted the ineb., Il want you to
meet the grandeSt guy in the
world my beS' friend
say, feller. what is your name?"
X x x
Guido Zanette and La Belle
Manya have broken engagement
records at the Raleigh. This is
the sixth week that that Splen-
did dance team will delight the
menu-scanners with their novel
poetry afoot. When you really
see art, it never pals. That's
what you see when these two
dance.
Feadora Aleman, the Cara
cuty from Venezuela, is as good
to look upon as she is to hear.
Hollywood's missing a bet here,
The Gruens of watch fame shot
the works at the Pail Mall room
last Wednesday. It was their
silver wedding anniversary, and
they had their honeymoon at
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than there is in the Federal
area).
Louanna Rudd, Of the Melody
Club-the girl with q million
Songs-haS q mint Of wit as
well. Her latest crack Is q darb:
1.-THE triangle was invented by
Euclid, tested by Don Juan and
brought to perfection by seen
ario writer's"
What puzzles me Is what are
they going to put on the bar
at the King Cole room when
Helen Greene bridal paths it
with MaSe Peters next month?
My favorite Sunday night
spot, Maryland Club Gardens,
brings the Andrews sisters, two
cute hooters. to augment the
show which already has Joe Fer.
rari, operatic tenor and accord.
ionist, and cute little Jienett
Vallon. The smart set make this
spot q Sunday mite rendezvous,
for reasons that are too obvious
y y
Coming Events:
Next Wednesday. River Bend
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throws another piggy party. A
piggy party is the kind Of shin.
dig where you can make q pig Of
yourself and not get taxed for 1t.
All the beer you can drink and
all the weenies you can eat 60
for the one price. And they
throw in ten door prizes In ad'
dition.
Paul Sugar" Kain, Of the
Metronome Room, will 60 big.
time shortly If events mean any.
thing. Big shot New York cafe
owners have been giving the Up.
beater a double Co." Radio l.
after him, too.
Ravencroft, Mila n, Howard
and Barstow sounds like the line
from a Sullivan song and
their punchy lyrics might have
come from the pens Of Gilbert
and Sullivan drought up to
date). Particularly the one Of
the Caliph's son and the Bagh-
dad, had! Maybe that's why the
Shar.zad is haunted by SophiSti
cuties and their gigoloafers.
Ginger Lee, the lass who
MARBLES with Milt Davis band ct
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the Rainbow Room, says that
men don't write love letters any
more because they are afraid
that the lass who gets them will
either take them to heart or to
court.
For Your StOmach's Sake:
Try the Russian food at the
Troika. The chef has been &C.
corded an accolade Of merit
from such a gourmet as Vincent
Astor.
For home.cooked Southern
food, good beer and a mind-your.
own-busineSs atmosphere, the
Log Cabin mn hits the spot.
All the trimmings plus 60 with
the steak, chicken or roast beef
dinner served Sunday afternoon
at the Nightingale. The tax will
surprise you, it's so darned reas-
enable.
Nedra Andrea, at the Mayfair
Cafe Of All Nations, is the latest
affection Of visiting firemen.
Nedra has the kind Of voice that
starts spontaneous combustion
between the second and fourth
buttons Of your vest.
kx
People like to enjoy them
selves by being part Of the show.
That's why we have hecklers.
The Lotus takes this yen and
translates 1t into heaps Of laffs.
In the finale, the Buster Keim
cuties dash out among the check
payers, grab off partners and
swing the entire gang into a
big apple, which is leadered by
AL Norton, our favorite emcee.
-
Nautical notes: Stanley CHASER
and his Star crew pouring down
the hatch at the Anchor Room.
k&k
Nothing's more grim than a
dead.line. III be seeing you
around.
The Washington times., 1938-04-09
What Am /?
New Attractions Scheduled for Neghborhood TheaterS
THE CITY OF JERUSALEM
Riddle on Page 8

Rains and Margaret Lindsay. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Bob Burns and Jack
oakie in Radio City Revels." Thurs
Siy a and gFSny swns Srs!t SuE %S Iay rank
McHugh. Saturday: Walter Connolly
and Jean Parker in "Penitentiary,"
and Mary Astor and Richard Arlen
in mo Time to Marry; Popeye.
PENN-Sunday, Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Sonia Henie and Don
'G1S day and F Friday: OS waiter % Huston H and
James Stewart in ''of Human Hearts"
Saturday: Walt Disney's Snow White
and Seven DwarfG"
sAvOY-sunday and Monday: Glenn
Norris and Eleanor Holm in Tar
Ean's Revenge" Tuesday and wednes-
day: Nelson Eddy and Eleanor Powell
in ''Rosalie." Thursday: "Sh0 Loved
q. Fireman." with Dick Foran, Ann
Sheridan and Robert Armstrong:
Rodeo." Saturday: Carole Lombard
and Fred MaeMurray in True Con-
feSsion.".
HE-STDAN-Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: W. G. Fields, Martha Rayo
cast Of 1885" Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday: Edward G. Robinson in
"A Slight Case Of Murder" Satur-
day: Love, Honor mad Behave" with
Wayne Morris and Priscilla Lane.
TIVOLT-Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: Sonia Henie, Don
Ameche and Jean Hersholt in Happy
Landing" Thursday and Friday:
Walter Huston and James Stewart in
"Of Human Hearts" Saturday: Walt
Disney's Snow White and the Seven
DwRrfR"
UPTOWN Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday: Robert Taylor and Maureen
O'Sullivan in "A Yank at Oxford"
Wednesday and Thursday: Edward G.
Robinson in "a Slight Case of Muir
der" Friday: Gary Cooper and Fran
chot Tone in Lives Of a Bengal Lam
cter." Saturday: Jackie Cooper in
Boy of the Streets"
YORK-Sunday and Monday: Fred
vic March and Franciska Gaal in THE
Buccaneer." Tuesday and Wednesday:
William Powell and Annabella in
Baroness and the Butler: March Of
Time. Thursday: Swing Your Lady"
with Humphrey Bogart and Frank Nc
Hugh. Friday: William Boyd in
Partners of the Plains; Edgar Ber-
ger and Charlie Mccarthy in ''Two
Boobs in a Balloon" Saturday: Jed
Prouty and Spring Byington in Love
On Budget; Popeye.
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"of MAfnsSOHsSraS"S Human Hsart." WIT With AS Waiter
Huston and James Stewart, Tuesday
and Wednesday: The PlSinsmen,"
Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur; Car.
The Baroness and the Butler" with
William Powell and Annabella; Car
Rides Again" with william Boyd;
also "rarSan's Reyenge;" with Glenn
LIDO-sunday and Monday: Big
Double featured stella Dallas" with
Barbara Stanywck and John Bolss:
also High Flyers" with Wheeler &
woolsey. Tuesday and Wednesday:
= Met Ny Love Again'% with Joan
.'Blotto," with Laurel and Hardy;
Comedy; News. Thursday and Friday:
wells Fargo" with Bob Burns and
Frances Dee; March Of Time; Comedy.
saturday: Hawaiian Buckeroo," with
William Boyd in "RustierS valley"
PRINCEss-sunday and Monday:
"Everyday's Holiday" with Mae
West West; also Crashing HolI!yweod,"
tuesday V and wednesday,: "ExeluSivs," %
with Fred MacMurray and Frances
Farmer; also ''Dr. SYM" with George
Arliss; March Of Time; news. Thurs
day and Friday: "Ebb Tide" with
Frances Farmer and Ray Milland:
also The Wild Cater" with Scott
saturdays Heroes" with Van Heflin
and Marian Marsh; also Courage Of
the West" with Bob Baker; Chapter
No. 10, IS o s Coast Guard; comedy.
STATE-sunday and Monday: "Tn
Take Romance" with Grace Moore;
attractions; news Tuesday and
Wednesday: Trapped by G-men,"
with Jack Holt; also "she Married
an Artist" with John Boles. Thurs
day: "Pi0d to Dance" with Terry
wells; also '"The Awful Truth" with
Irene Dunno. Friday and Saturday;
"old wyoming Trail" with Charles
Starrett; also Back in Circulation"
with Joan Blondell: news cartoon;
comedy.
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AMBASSADORS - Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday. Warden Lewis e; LaweS'
day, Thursday and Friday. Robert Tay-
Ior and Maureen o'sullivan in "A Yank
and James Stewart in "of Human
Hearts; Our Gang Comedy.
APoLLo-sunday, Monday and Tues
day. w. C. Fields and Martha Raye in
'Big Broadcast Of 1885," wednesday
ana Thursday, William Powell and
AnnabellA in Baroness and the But
ler"; FLOYD Gibbons in "Alib! Mark"
wish W.yns McrrI. a1d Pri.ciIs nS ISH:
Edgar Bergen and Charlie Mccarthy
in pure Feud." Saturday, Warner
GLAND in Charlie Chan at Monte
Carol" and Gloria stewart and Michael
whsIsn in Change Of Heart"
AVALON - Sunday ana Monday.
cold Is where You Find It." with
George Brent. Olivia De H1villand.
Claude Rains and Margaret Lindsay.
Tuesday and Wednesday. Virginia
RsSSs RSpS fRs M?yn In and Fips S
day. "swing Your Lady" with Hum
phrey Begart and Frank McHugh.
Saturday, Love, Honor and Behave"
with Wayne Morris and Priscilla Lane;
Popsye: Edgar Bergen and Charlie
AVENUE GRAND--sunday ana Mon
day: Glenn Norris and Eleanor Holm
in "Tarsan's Revenge" Tuesday and
cSsr:: nssartcn snd ch:s:
Patient ' in Room % mn No. Is" with PStric
knowles, Ann sheridan: Friday: she
Loved . Fireman" with Dick Foran.
ndEar Bergen and Charlie Mccarthy
in Africa speaks English" Saturday:
Ben Bernie and Walter Winchell In
Love ana Kisses and Women in
Prison"
CALVERT - Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday: Sonia Hsnie ana Don Am.
eohs in Happy Landing" Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday: Constance BEN
Live" Saturday: walt pisney's Snow
White and the Seven DwartS."
CENTRAL-Sunday and Monday:
Ruth Chatterton and Anton Walbrook
Joan woodbury. in Might spot; Pop.
eye. tuesday ana wednesday: cold
Is Where You Find It." with George
Brent. Olivia Dc H&yLlsnd. Claude
day and Friday: Allan Jones ana Judy
Garland in Everybody Sing; March
of Time: Floyd Gibbons in "Bolted
Door" Saturday: Dolores Del Rio in
international Settlement; JED Prouty
and Spring Byington in Glove On 1
| COLONY-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: "Gold IL. Where You Find IT.
with George Brent, Olivia dc Havil
Lindsay. wednesday and Thursday
Virginia Bruce and M0lvyn Douglas
in "ArsenS Lupin ReturnB." Friday
(Return snga Eement) Nelson EDDY
and Jeanette Macdonald in "NauEhty
Marietta" Saturday: Warner GLAND
in Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo
Popsye.
HOME-Sunday and Monday; COLE
Is Where You Find It." with GeorEI
Brent, Olivia de Havilland. Claud,
The Washington times., 1938-04-09
What Are You Doing Tonight? =

n r BERNARD ROSENBERG who won last weeks mite
~ club did not put in appearance at the Hi Hat
on Thursday Oscar "went town. to prepare special
party Dick Regan had his ons finely fabricated and little
Snow White Libby Frazier promised not to whistle while
she worked Doc Rosenberg, they tell spent the
The Washington times., 1938-04-09

the Raleigh Is years ago.
Wonder how the plot went over?
Mario D. Polo joined Indian
Springs Golf Club. And he'll
now replace the baton with a
maShie.
X X
A guy walks into a reStAu.
rant, opens an oyster and breaks
a tooth on a priceless pearl. An.
The Washington times., 1938-04-09

REPUBLIC-Sunday through Thurs.
day: "Interna tional Settlement" with
Dolores Del Rio, George Sanders and
June Lang.
The Washington times., 1938-04-09

BOOKER T.-sunday through Thurv-
day: "PortiA On Trial" with Walter
Abel. Frieda InSscort and Neil Hamil-
The Washington times., 1938-04-09

ROsALIA-Sunday and Monday:
Squadron OF Honor" with Don Terry
and Mary Russell. Tuesday and We'd
Macdonald and Allan Jones; also
Swing It, Sailor" with wallace Ford
and Isabel Jewell. Thursday and Fri
day: Here's Flash Casey" with Eric
Linden; also THE Toast Of New York, &"
with Edward Arnold. Saturday; ''Roil.
ing caravans." with Jack LudOn |;
Radio Patrol' No. 10.
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HOWARD-Sunday through Thurs
day; On stage stepping In Society,""
musical presentation. On screen,
When G-Men Step In" with Don
Terry and JacouelinO Wells,
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PALM-SundGy, Monday and Tues:
day: "A Slight Case Of Mnrder." with
Wednesday and Thursday: Baroness
and the Butler" with William Powell
and AnnGbellH. Friday and Saturday:
Charlie Chan At Monte Carlo" with
Warner GLAND. also "Davedsvil Rid
ers" with Dick Pursell and Beverly
Roberts,
The Washington times., 1938-04-09
Warner Bros. Theaters

AMBASSADOR - Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday, Warden Lewis e. Lawes'
lover the wan"; Popeye. Wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday, Robert Tay-
Ior and Maureen O'SullivNn in "A Yank
at Oxford" Saturday, Walter Huston
and James Stewart in "Of Human
Hearts; Our Gang Comedy.
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NEWTON - Sunday ana Monday:
Romance In the Dark" with John
BoleS and Gladys swArthout. Tuesday
and Wednesday: "Ot Human Hearts,"
with Walter Huston and James Stew.
tional Settlement" with Dolores Del
Rio. Saturday: Little Miss Rough.
neck" with Leo Carillo and Edith Fell
lows, also ''TGrSan's Revenge" with
Glenn Morris and Eleanor Holm.
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The Buccaneer." with Frederic March.
Tuesday: Swing Your Lady" with
Humphrey Bogart. Wednesday and
Thursday: Big Broadcast Of 1885"
with w. c. Fields. Friday: partners
of the Plains" with William Boyd.
Saturday: Midnight Intruder"
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YGnk At Oxford" with Robert Taylori
Cartoon; News. Tuesday and wsdnse-
day: Mountain Music" with Bob
Burns ana Martha Rays; Cartoon;
News. Thursday and Friday: "Of
Human Hearts," with walter Huston;
Cartoon: News. Saturday: Cassidy
of Bar 90" with William Boyd; also
Back In Circulation" with Joan
Blondeli: Cartoon; Episode.
The Washington times., 1938-04-09

HOME-sunday and Monday; Gold
IL Where You Find It." with George
Brent, Olivia de Havilland. Claude
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LINCOLN-sunday through Thurs.
day: The Rat" with Ruth Chatter.
ton and Anton w1lbrook.
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STANTON-sunday and Monday:
"Ebbtide." with Frances Framer and
Ray Milland; also Swing 1t, Pro-
fessor," with Pinky Tomlin. Tues
Nelson Eddy and Eleanor Powell.
Thursday and Friday; Blossoms on
Broadway" with Edward Arnold and
Shirley Ross and John Trent; also
That's My Story" with Claudia Nor
gan. Saturday: Love on Toast" with
North Of Rio Grande." with william
Boyd.
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M0TT-sunday and Monday: THE
day: That's NY story" with Claudia
Morgan; also Knight without Armor,"
Marlene Dietrich. Wednesday: 'dTova-
rich" with Charles Boyer and ClaudOtte
Colbert; Mysterious Pilot" No. ..
Thursday: when Thief Meets Thief"
with Douglas Fairbanks, IT,; also
Lottery Bride" with Jeanette Mac
Donald Friday: The Wrong Road"
with Richard Cromwell and Helen
Mack. Saturday: Mystery Of the
Radio Patrol" No. II.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-08
EVELYN NASER
 ANNEXES HONOR
Superintendent Releases High School Data for
 Third Marking Period

Litchfield, Jan. 8.-The honor roll at Litchfield high school at the end of the third marking period, an- nounced by Dr. Orwin B. Griffin, superintendent of schools, follows: High honors, class 1888, Evelyn Naser; 1929, Barbara Clark, Laura Griffin, Albert Hausmann, William Hladick, Marcella Morse, Shirley Prindle: 1940, Phillis Cleal Benja- min Dzienjielewski, Elaine Fritz and Mona Leitiser; 1941, Bradford Grif- fin. Those receiving honors were: 1888, Francis August. Monte Brown, Milford Cass, Jean Cicognani, Louise DaRoss, Marjorie Hotchkiss, Dor othy Monroe, Myrtle Prindle; 1899, Lillian Birge, Dorothy Blake Dor othy Chamberlain, Amalia Lazaro, Pauline Kolacia, Kathryn Kopsky, Paul Roberg; 1940, Frederick An- derson, Elinor Doyle, Adeline Mur- relli, Stanley Wilson; 1941, Alfred Baldwin, Caroline Fischer, Joseph Knox, Eugene Leithiser mad Dorothy Sandmeyer.
 Judge and Mrs. Arthur F. ELS are on a vacation in Bermuda. They will return here the latter part of the month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-08
MISSIONARIES ON
 FOUL DERS' LIST
International Leaders to Gather in Chicago
 January 3l

Chicago, H., Jan. 8Christian leaders, including missionaries from many parts of the world, will ad- dress the various sessions of the 32d annual Founders Week con- ference of the Moody Bible Insti- ute, Chicago, during the period of Jan. 31 to Feb. 6, it was announced today by officials of the school.
 The coming meetings also will mark the 101st birthday of the late Dwight L. Moody, internationally successful evangelist, and founder of Moody Bible Institute. MT. Moody was born Feb. 5 1887, and Sunday, Feb. 6, of this year will be observed throughout much of the Christian world as the third an- nual Moody Day.
 Included in the list of Founders Week speakers are Dr. H. w. Bieber of Philadelphia; Rev. Clinton H. Churchill, of Buffalo; Dr. Albert s. Johnson, of Charlotte, N. O.; Dr. w. H. Knight, of Atlanta, Ga.; pr. Harold s. Laird, of Wilmington, Del; Dr. Robert G. Lee, of Memphis, Tenn; the Rev Albert Lindsey, Jr., of Peoria, H.; Dr. George s. Mo Cune, and pr. Wilbur M. Smith, of Chicago.
 The Rev. James E. Mallis, of India and Rev. Harold B. Street, of Ethio- pia, are among the missionaries scheduled for addresses, and the Rev. Herbert Lockyer, DID,, of Liv- erpool, England, also will take an important part in the conference.
 Erling c. Olsen, of New York, prominent investment broker, and R. c. LaTtourneau, of Peoria, III, and Stockton, Calf, tractor manu- facturer will speak as Christian lay men. The Rev. Will H. Houghton, DID,, president of Moody Bible h. stitute, will preside at most of the sessions. Last year the Founders Week attendance totaled more than 65, 1000.