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La gaceta., 1938-04-14
La obra de la retaguardia de Tampa
Ell MITIN DE ANOCHE

Abri6 sus puertas ell Centre
Obrero, en- la noche de AYR, pa
IA escuchar la palabra leal y au-
torizada de la comiSi6n que po-
cas- horaS antes habia llegads S.
la Habana y que hoy seguira via
je al nerte.
Preside ell acto Jose Marti-
nez, presidente del Comite Pc
pular Democratico, y en- el es-
cenario tomaron asiento los Vi
sitantes y Delegates y delegadas
Gel Comite.
Martinez present6 prime
70 a Adolfo Garcia Fernan-
DEE, director de la revista "Fa-
cetas", de la Habana, y despues
al Sr. Fernando Bunuel, delega-
do de la Cruz Roia Espanola /;
JesGs Rubio Villanueva, perio-
nista espanol y representative
de los obreros mejicanos, Y DIR.
Pedro Sanchez Marquee, delega
do de la masoneria mejicana.
Ell primero en- hablar 10 fue
Adofo Garcia, quien Sc refiri6
a su pasada vista y analiz6 la
actitud de Francia e ~Inglaterra
en- 81 conflicto de Espana.
Tuvo palabras de carino para
Tampa, estimando que la vista
es para el como una inyecci6n
de optimismo.
Don Fernando Bunuel, ell de-
legado de la Cruz Roja, dedic6
a Tampa unas palabras de salu-
do como representante de la hu
manitaria institution.
Como delegado de TO- Jbre-
ros mejicanos, JESUS Rubio Vi
aianueva dijo que conocfa la ge-
nerosa obra de Tampa y Sc re-
firi6, con elocuencia, a la obra
de MEXICO.
Para ell general Lazaro Car
denas, por la obra que realiza,
tuvo frases de admiration Y ca
rino.
Elogi6 la ctividad y progreso
de los trabajadores mejicanos,
afirmando de ellos que marchan
en- la vanguardia del movimien-
to obrero de America.
Las mas importantes referen-
cias a MEXICO Y su obra fueron
aplaudidas por ell p1blico.
La gaceta., 1938-04-14

I'm eI,os IN ~escarmientc''.
T,s;cion6 Queipo su prcmesa
como mason y como honor
,o3 fa5cistas ne solo atarcn a
> masenes que ncentraron, ST.
no cue tambien a sus familiares
to3os. inclayendo padres, ma
Lies e hijcs,
En- la Ultima parts de su dis
.urso record6 los stresses de
1897, en- Barcelona, y termin6
,Cn elocuentes frases para ell
martirio y FL heroismo d. Ia
Espana agred da Y Valamniada
par ell ;ascism0 international Y
SIS complies de la ''interna,io-
nal negra de Roma.
La gaceta., 1938-04-14
ircHl0 Cabdn0

TcHlo Cbbdn0
FL Circulo Cubano, como va
anunciamos Ell mas de una oca-
sion, celebrara matinee ell do
ningo, en- su elegante edificio de
"a Gale Catorce.
la orQuesta Don Francisco
empezara su programa a las
cuatro de la tarde y 10 termina-
ia a las ocho de la noche.
Para este bale Sc han acorda
do los preeios de so y rs centa-
vos, 10 que garantiza su exito,
aparte de la excelencia de la
orQueSta.
Esta noche Sc efectuara EN- ell
Circulo Cubano una importan-
lie reunion citada por el presi-
}ente Paquito Garcia.
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lie dcl Centre EspaT0l

[ lie dcl CeNtro EspaTol
Fl Centre Espahol no celeo a
i matinee 81 domingo, paro 81
IN bale qre empezara a las 8
De Ia noche Y Sc terminara a la
| de la madrugada.
La orqueSta Don Francisco
oeara en- este bale especial pa
ra e. cual Sc han fiiado los pre-
;os de rs centavos los hombres
% las mul1res.
Los muchachoS de la, Seoci6n
ae Racreo saben ''que llevan Ia
la perder' con esas horas, pero
]! mismo tempo eXteriorizan
.ynfianza EN- los asiduos coneu-
Yyentes a los bales dsl Centric.
La gaceta., 1938-04-14
Sale h0StG Ia sdiidd del Sol

Sale hoStG Ia satida del Sol
Ell bale del sabado en- Ell &C.
iSeo de la lSla Davis, con la or
Iuesta Kats y sus Kittens, du-
rara desde las II de la noche
hasta la saiida del sol.
La orquesta, como va dijimos
dias pasados, tiene reputation
aaional.
Cada persona pagara rs cen
aVos por la entfada.
Ell dinero que reste, dsspues
lie abonados los gastos, Sc desti-
nara al comite de convention del
Importance Club Los Leones.
La gaceta., 1938-04-14
EI Centre ASturidnO

Ell Centre ASturidnO
La sociedad Centre Asturia-
no dara matinee ell domingo en-
su palacio de la avenida de Ne
braska.
Manuel Sanchez, la reputada
orquesta, tiene a su cargo ell pre-
grama.
Precios populares Sc han fl
jado por los enthusiasts j6venes
de la Secci6n de Recreo.
La gaceta., 1938-04-14

Hoy celebrara Una importanti-
sima tenlda Ell Castillo Crist6.
bal Colon No. 7, de los Caballe.
ros del Aguila de Orc.
Sc dara Ell tercer grade a va
rios hermanos, con ell impresio-
mantle ceremonial de costumbre.
Ruegase la a~sistencia de to-
dos los miembros de la Orden.
La gaceta., 1938-04-14
NUEVO TRIUNFO DEL We
TERANO PANAMA AL
BROWN

Paris, abril 14.-"Panama"
AL Brown, Ell veterano publ del
peso bantam, derrot6 anoche. 20
niendolo a dormir, a Valentin
Angelmann, un frances. cam
peon de peso de moSca para la
Union International de Boxeo.
Brown trio a su contrario en- lei
octave y de hicieron la cuenta de
iiez.
Tenia ell panameno una ven
taJa de mas de cuatro libras.
Comprsmos cast todo.-Los
aas altos precios TOR sus niue
lies y enseres. Muebles de Off
:ina.
DIVERS TRADING POST
1918 Franklin St.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-16

planning improvements if it is undertaken.
 J. B. Warrack and R. J. Som mers, two of the property owners were present, and pointed out the value of the undertaking to the city and the need for having a good street entrance from the docks into town.
 According to the tentative plan the improvement would provide foI a 23-foot street with five feet or each side for sidewalks.
 The annual city assessment worB is about complete, the Mayor re- ported, and the Board of Equaliza tion will start holding meetings the first day of August to consider the assessments and listen to protests The Board sessions win conclude with the regular Council meeting -on August g.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-16
MANY CONCRETE WALKS PLANNED
 IN CITY so Q N
Council Is to Call for Bids Shortly Consider Wid-
 ening South Seward St.

Bids for a number of concrete sidewalks in the city will be called shortly by the City, it was voted at the regular meeting of the City Council, following the report of Mayor Harry I. Lucas that at least 10 property owners have asked to have concrete walks put in around their properties. It is expected there will be quite a number more when the program gets underway, particularly if time payment plan is permitted the Mayor said. The city pays one-third of the cost of construction and the property own CT two-thirdS.
 Among those who have requested permanent walks are: U. s. Signal Corps, Dave Davenport, Severin Swanson, Pete wald, T. C. Thomsen, Mrs. Fannie Connor, Sam Rosenberg, w. c. Jensen, Trevor Davis, and M. A. Lavenik. Side walks also will be put in by the High School
 The proposition to widen south Seward Street from Front to Will loughby by acquiring several feet of property from the various own- CTS along the street and pave the thoroughfare was considered anc the Council decided to study the matter further. It is estimated that i the cost of acquiring footage or each side of the street will be about Sl0,200 aside from the cost of pay. ing and putting in sidewalks. Al the property owners are in favol of the prososal it was brought ou in a petition and most of them ar,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-16
BOWL JAMMED BY CHILDREN
 FOR CONTEST
Several Score Enter Many Forms of Play Under
 Ferguson
Boys and Girls

Lowest golf score of the week open, Richard Rowe (3O, John Houk, John Lowell; Cartoon Con- test, open, Ray Paul, Jirdes Win thers, Raymond Reaber; Basketball Contest, ages 5-7, Dorothy YorK Mary Thibodeau, Bunny Nelson; Basketball Contest ages 8-10 George Paul, Edward Stewart. Peg gy Houk; 25-yard Dash, ST, Jim Sprague, Lee Walter Nance, Mary Thibodeau; 30-yard Dash 8-10, Nell lie Miller, George Paul, Bessie Dap cevich.
 Girls Only
 Basketball, freeze-out, 11-14, Ol- ga Dapcevich, Jirdes Winthers, An ka Dapcevich; Softball Throw, H. IA, Geraldine Brostrom, Florence Dobson, Jirdes Winthers.
 Boys Only
 Running Broad Jump, 11-14, FL roy Hoffman, Evonne Scott, Johr Houk; Basketball Freeze -out, 11-14 John Lowell, Griff Nordling, Rod ney Nordling.
 Judges for the Cartoon Contest Idabelle Dobson, Simpson MacKin- non, John Bavard.
 Honorable mention, Cartoon Con. test: Marian Dobson, Peggy Houk Arthur Lowell, George Paul, Anr Thompson, Jean Thompson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-16
Dempsey Place
 Finally Leased

HOLLYWOOD. July 16.-A eaunt thirteen-room mansion on the beach at Enseneda, Lower California, built by Jack Dempsey eight years ago, will finally get some occupants.
 Lupe Velez-Weissmueller and her husband, Johnny, said they have taken a ten-year lease on the place and will recondition it for sum mer residence.
 When Dempsey was managing a hotel in the Mexican resort town he built the house at a cost of $35,- 900 for his wife, Estelle Taylor. It was completely, and elegantly, fur nished, but never occupied because Dempsey and Miss Taylor separated about the time it was ready for occupancy. Vandals stole the furni- ture and broke the windows.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-16
GIANTS BREAK LINK TO TAKE
 FRIDAY GAME
Pittsburgh Is Defeated by Brooklyn Five Errors
 But St. Louis Wins
(By Associated Press)

The Giants broke the jinx John ny Wander Nicer held over them after three losses to him and Schu- macher won his own game by singling in the seventh inning with the bases loaded to chase the win ming run across the plate yesterday afternoon.
 Luke Hamlin cooled off Pitts burgh to give Brooklyn a win. He held the Pirates to eight hits.
 Larry French pitched effectively yesterday to give the Cubs win from the Philies.
 St. Louis clouted out IA hits and defeated Boston despite the fact five errors were chalked up.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-16
w. (. T. U. MEETS
 MONDAY ON ALMA

Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock, members of the Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet on board the Alma, as guests of Mrs. John M Clark.
 A short business session and pro- gram will be followed by a social, at which time refreshments will be served by the hostess.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-16
SEATTLE TAXES
 ANOTHER CANE;
 HEAVY HITTING
Los Angeles Goes Into First Place by Defeating
 Sacramento
(By Associated Press)

Levi Mccormack, full blooded h. dian outfielder, pounded out four hits at four times at bat last night to lead the Seattle Rainiers to vic tory over Hollywood. Turpin held the Stars to six hits.
 Los Angeles took the fourth straight game over Sacramento and went into first place in the Pacific Coast League, thus ending Sacra- mento's long sojourn as leader Ray Prime hurled no-hit ball for the Angels after the second inning and struck out 13 men.
 Shanty Hogan singled in the tenth to drive in the only run in the game to give San Diego the fourth straight over San Francisco
 Four Oakland errors gave Port land a victory in the game last night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-16
Empires, Fred Ball, Henry Satire
 Team Standings

Game tonight between Haida and the All-Stars beginning at 6:30 o. clock in Evergreen Bowl
 Games Next Week Monday Federals vs. Rockets. Tuesday, Federals vs Truckdriv- CTS (make-up game).
 Wednesday All-Stars vs. Truck drivers.
 Thursday, Rockets vs. Truckdriv- CTS (make-up game).
 Friday, Miners vs. Federals. Saturday, Rockets vs. Haida.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-16
C|aSSe Returns;
 Services Resume

The Rev. John A. Glasse, Pastor of the Northern Light Presbyterian Church, who has been in the States for the past several weeks in at tendance at the meeting of the General Assembly of his denomina- tion, returned to Juneau this after noon on the steamer Princess Alice accompanied by his wife and fam fly.
 The officers of the church an- nounced today that the regular services of the church will be re- stunned tomorrow with preaching at II a.m., and Sunday School as usual at 9:45 am.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-16
Miners Receive
 Another Beating
 From A|I-Stars

With close to 1000 men working for the Alaska Juneau, it is not able that the only Miner who turned up in Evergreen Bowl last night to defend that teams cellar position in the softball league was Manager E. J. KrauSe. Krause managed to pick up enough spectators to hold the game anyway, but was beaten by the All- Stars, 14 to 4.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-16
PIONEERS PICNIC

For all Pioneers, families and eli
 gible members At Aux Bay bathing beach tomorrow. Coffee served. Transportation furnished. Be at Odd Fellows Hall II am. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-16
YANKEES WIN
 9TH STRAIGHT,
 TICERSLOSINC
Tailoring Tribe Nosed Out Home Run Defeats
 St. Louis
(By Associated Pressl

The Yankees won their fifth straight game yesterday, Gomez shutting out Detroit. The game was called in the sixth inning on ac- count of rain.
 Buck Ross held Cleveland to seven hits and nosed out the falter- ing Tribe.
 The Chicago White Sox hammer ed out Is hits to defeat the Wash ington Senators.
 Bobby Doerr made a home run with the bases. loaded yesterday to give Boston a win over St. Louis
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-16
GAMES FRIDAY Pacific Coast Leagl.e

Seattle II; Hollywood 3. San Francisco o; San Diego l. Portland 6; Oakland 4. Los Angeles 2; Sacramento 0.
 National League New York 3; Cincinnati 9 Brooklyn 9; Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 1; Chicago 4.
 American League Detroit 0; New York 3. St. Louis 3; Boston g. Cleveland 4; Philadelphia 5. Chicago II; Washington 3.
 Gastineau Channel League Elks-Douglas, sprinkled out, i other words, showers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-16
ANDREWS IS
 ON NEW JOB

ALBANY. N Y, July 16.-The Knickerbocker News, daily news paper said Elmer F. Andrews, New York State Industrial Commission CT, has accepted the post of Federal Administrator of the new wage and hour law
 The job will pay $10,000
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-16

Lode and placer location notices bOr sale at The Empire Office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-16
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-16
American League

Gastineau Channel League
 (Second Half)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-16

Lode and pracer location notice' for sale at The Empire Office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-07-16

Try The Empire class!fieds for results.
Evening star., 1938-06-20
Fotouhi.
Wedding Is of
Much Interest.

or INTERNATIONAL interest Il
the wedding Of Miss Bernice A.
mes Ryman. daughter Of the late Mr..
and Ars. c. A. RymAn OF Bridseton,
N. c.. and Mr.. Abol Faxl Fotouhi OF
Warrington, son of Lisa Khan Fotouhi
and Motaman Khanum OF Tabrix,
Iran, took place last evening. The
Khan in the name Of the bridegroom 4
father Is Prince and the Khanum OF
his mothers name s Princess in thu
Persian language. The ceremony wal
performed At $500 Thirteenth street
the Rev. Herbert o. Cooper Of the Bap.
tist Church ofnciating ut o'clock
An improvised altar was arranged in
an alcove Of the ballroom banked
with palms, gladioli, larkspur. roses
sweet peas and delphinium.
Mr.. c. A. Ryman, jr., Of Brooklyn
brother Of the bride, gave her in mar
riage and she wore white brocaded
lace made with very full long skirt
and fitted bodice. Her tulle veil VA
held by coronet of satin and her
only ornaments were pearls worn by
her mother at her wedding. She car.
ried white roses and lilies of the valley
Miss Mary Lou Ryman was maid
OF honor for her sister and had 4
costume Of dusty pink net fashioned
with bouffant skirt and close hitting
bodice. Her cuff bouquet was Of
sweet peas and Mrs Roosevelt roses
Miss Cecilia DAILY. sorority sister OF
the bride. and Miss Eliza Mitchell OF
Brtdgeton, N. c., were the brides
Evening star., 1938-06-20

maids. Their dresses were like that
Of the maid Of honor in shades Of
yellow and blue marquisettes over
tafieta. Wreaths Of ARTIFICIAL flowers
were in their hair and they carried
gladioli and delphinium. Little N1ss
Betty Carol Ryman Of Elizabeth City.
N. C., S-year -old niece Of the bride.
was flower girl. She was dresssd in
torquoiss blue marquisette over taf-
feta and carried . basket filled With
rose petals.
Mr.. A. Hassan Fotouhi Of the JEFF
ferson Medical School in Philadelphia
was best man for his brother, and
the ushers were Mr.. Harry Kazey of
lafayette. Ind, and Mr.. Earle Noun.
tain, Of Mobile, Ala.
The reception for those who wit
messed the ceremony Immediately fol-
lowed when MRS. 3. r. Edwards. old
est sister and guardian Of the bride,
with whom~she has made her home
for II years. received the guests. She
wore ashes Of roses lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fotouhi left later for
wedding trip, the bride wearing 4
navy blue triple sheer dress with Z
net redingote and accessories OF
white. They will live in the Boule-
ward at 2l21 New York avenue where
they have taken an apartment. The
bride has completed her second year
At the George Washington University
where she b president Of the Alpha
Delta Sorority. She u = membeS OF
the Delphi Honorary Activities So
rority Of the @. w. U. 0lee Club, anc
the Women's Athletic Association
She Is = descendant Of william Whit
field. prominent IN early North Caro-
lima history. Mr.. Fotouhi's mother
Motaman Khanum, IA q sreat.grand-
Evening star., 1938-06-20
Miss Throck Morton
Sets Wedding Date.

Miss Helen Throck Morton, daush-
ter of Mrs. James Throck Morton OF
Arlington and the late Mr.. Throci
Morton of cuPeper. Va. has selected
August 10 As the date Of her wedding
to DR.. James Robert Shanklin. son OF
DR.. and Mrs. Richard B. Shanklir
Of Gary. W. Va.
The ceremony will take place in St.
Mary's Episcopal Church on the Glebe
road In Virginia. with the Rev. John
G. Sadtler ofiicia ting.
Miss Throck Morton will have ~
her matron OF honor her sister. Mrs
George Mason Green Of Arlington. and
Miss Violet Hiner Of Bluefield, w. Va,
will be her maid Of honor.
Mr.. Richard Shanklin Of Gary
". Va, will be best man for his
brother.
A reception will follow at the Rixey
Mansion and DR.. Shanklin and his
bride will make their home in Blue.
field. W. Va. where Dr. Shanklin is q
member OF the staff Of the Bluefielt
Sanitarium.
Evening star., 1938-06-20

sold cross belonging to 4 great. great,
great aunt, Mrs. Rosa wilkins. She
carried = white prayer book.
Mrs. Lee Poland Of Washington was
matron Of honor for her sister, wear
ing . powder blue lace dress with
corresponding accessories and 4 cor
sage of carnations.
Mr.. Di Zerega had as his best man
his brother. Mr.. John Peyton Harri-
ION Di Zerega. The ushers were Mr..
James Gasquet D Zerega Of Leesburg,
Mr.. Louis Di zerega of Alexandra,
Mr.. Richard q. Di Zerega OF Wash
ington and Mr.. william Luck Di Ze-
rega of Washington, all brothers Of
the bridegroom. and Mr.. Thomas
Francis Tyler and Mr.. william Bruce
Anderson Of Frederick, Nd. uncles
Of the bride.
Following the ceremony q reception
was held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Francis Tyler, uncle and aunt Of
the bride. The couple were assisted
in receiving BY Mrs. Withers, in
printed chiffon. white accessories and
corsage OF carnations. and Mrs. Di
Zerega. in black chiffon. with white
corsage and accessories, and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Anderson. grandparents Of
the bride. Others assisting were Mrs.
c. G. Tyler Of Aldie and Mrs. Angus
tus Di Zeresa Of Leesburg, who pre-
sided 1T the punch bowls; Mrs. F. T.
Anderson and Mrs. D. L. Hutchinson
ut the tea table. and Mrs. H. r. TIL
lette and Mrs. Theodore Di Zerega, who
served ices.
The couple left later for \ Northern
trip, the bride wearing blue knit
dress with beige accessories. Upon
their return they will reside in Aldie.
where Mr.. Di zerega Is the principal
Of the Aldie High School.
Evening star., 1938-06-20
Miss Henriette DArrieulat
Wed 10 1t. Phelan.

THE marriage Of Miss Henriette
Darrieulat. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Darrieulat Of Dickerson,
Md. and Ithaca. N. Y. to 1t. Donald
Abeel Phelan. son of Maj. and Mrs
Cyril A. Phelan Of South Norwalk,
Conn, took place Thursday At West
Point. N. Y. The ceremony was per-
formed. by the Rev. George G. Murdock
in the chapel Of the Most Holy Trinity.
The bride. given in marriage BY her
brother-in-law, 1t. Kenneth D. Mich
OILS. wore 4 dress Of silver Swiss Or
CANDY and . tulle finger tip veil held
in place by coronet of white roses.
She carried . bouquet Of white roses,
lilies of the valley and gypsophila.
Miss Marie-Louise Darrieulat, sister
Of the bride, was her only attendant.
She wore corn-fower blue marqui-
Evening star., 1938-06-20
Henderson Simmons Marriage
Held Saturday Afternoon.

Held Saturday Afternoon.
THE marriage Of Miss Eileen Vir-
ginia Simmons Of Silver Spring,
Nd, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
c. Simmons Of Prince Frederick, Nd,
and Mr.. Ralph Leonard Henderson Of
Washington, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Reagan L. Henderson of Miami, Fla,
took place Saturday afternoon in the
Francis Asbury Church in Washing
ton. The ceremony WAS performed by
the Rev E. c. Beery.
The bride wore = becoming gown of
white mollsseline de sole over taffeta.
fashioned with a very full skirt. short
puffed sleeves and = high neckline.
Her picture hat was Of starched lace
and she carried bouquet Of mixed
garden flowers.
Miss Maxine Smith OF Washington
was maid Of honor. wearing . light
blue frock Of organza with q picture
hat to match, and white accessories.
Her bouquet also was OF garden
flowers.
The best man was Mr.. Arthur
Dorsch OF Washington.
Following the ceremony 4 reception
was held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mordecai J. Ezekiel Of Bethesda, Md.
Upon their return from = wedding trip
to Florida. where they will visit Mr.
Hendersons parents, they will make
their home at 1911 Georgia avenue,
where they have taken an apartment.
The bride is graduate Of Wilson
Normal School and has been = mem
Der Of the faculty OF the Woodside.
Nd, Elementary School for the past
two years. Mr.. Henderson is studying
medicine 1t George Washington Uni
versity.
Evening star., 1938-06-20
Miss Scheer Married
To Mr.. George Blanken.

THE marriage Of Miss Beulah scheer,
daughter Of Mrs. Frances Scheer Of
Washington, to Mr.. George Blanken.
son of Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Blanken OF
this city, took place yesterday after
noon at O'Clock 1t the home OF
Rabbi Harry Silverstone.
The bride wore a white sabardine
suit with 4 white chiffon blouse and
hat to match, and her corsage was
of red rose buds and white sweet peas.
She was attended by Miss Eva
Blanken. sister Of the bridegroom. The
best man was Mr.. Charles Egber OF
this city. Immediately after the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Blanken left for
Atlantic City. and after July will
be 1T home at 540S First place NV.
where they have taken an apartment.