davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1939-09-21

The Parent-Teacher Association
of the Commodore MacDonough
School of st. Georges held its first
meeting of the year last week in
the nature of a reception for the
teachers Mrs. William F. Oakes,
president, greeted the faculty mem
bers, while Mrs. Frances Mccoy,
principal. responded for the teach
ers.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
Nozem ma otce a bratra.

V Ceklfsu u Bratislavy "a
MEDIEVAL selsky syn Stepan
MGcka praci v hospodarstv1
sveho otce a jen sc bez1celne
povaloval. Narokoval 81 vsak
pres to dobre zaopatrenf. Ny
nj Sc Ease pc protoulane noel
vratil domG a vymahal ma mat
ce dobrou snfdani. Jeho bra
tr Jan mu vytykal jeho jedna-
nj coz Stepana velmi rozcililo
a zacal bratra tlouci. To zpo-
zoroval jejich otec, jenz prot
Stepanovi zakrocil. Ten Sc ma
otce oboTil a vytykal mu, re
nechce odevzdat cast majetku,
ktera mu patti a uchopil nnz,
jimz vazne pobodal otce. Kdyz
mu special ma pomoc Jan, IRA
nil i jeho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
cesi optimistiGti.

Zahajeni prazskeho hudeb-
n1ho festivalu SmetanovOu sym
.fonickou basni "Ma vlast" pfi-
vabilo do Narodnfho divadla
tolik obecenstva, re bylo zapl-
memo do p~oslednfho mfsta. Ma
lada byla podobna te, kdy je-
jich dedove pc prve slyseli mad
hernou apotheosu tuzeb ceske-
no naroda.
Prvni takty, hrane harfisty
ceske filharmonie, razem uda-
ly ton skutecnosti, protoze
isou totozne S radiovym sigma
lem, jenz pro vetsinu je spojen
S onou nezapomenutelnou pull
hodinou minuleho zar1, kdy &C.
IL narod sedel u radiovych pfi-
stroll ocekavaje povolan1 do
zbrane, ktery "a pGl leta zaz-
nival zalostne a jednotvarne z
ampliond v zasnezenych uli-
cich, jimiz nemecti vetfelci ra-
Zlll 81 ceStu.
Mnozi byli tax dojati, re
plakali, kdyz byla hrana huslt-
ska hymna "Kdo jste bozl bo-
jovnici''.
Ke konci koncertu poslu-
chaci, mezi nimiz byli anglicti
i francouzst1 diplomat, povsta
Ii a hlucne aplaudovali pc de-
set minut. Kapelnik Vaclav
Talich spravne vystihl naladu
obecenstva, kdyz Odvratil po-
tlesk cd sve osoby zvednuv do
vyse vytisk Smetanovy sklad-
by.
Pres udalosti minuleho ro-
u ,nalada ceskeho lidu je dnes
prave tax optimisticka jake by
la onech starych vlastencu,
kteri po prve vital 'Mou VAST
skoro pred celym stoletim.
Pozoruhodny 1spech kam-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12

TTinactilety hoch, Walter
Belt, zranen byl, kdyz do ulice
vystoupil z pozad1 stojlc1ho
automobile We 210O blocku
Hartford road. Zranen byl au-
tomobilem Josepha Crampag-
Ito.
= Pet rok1 staremu hochu,
Thomas Carter z Garrison ave-
nue. pferazena byla noha true
KEN.
= Ctyri osoby zraneny byly,
kdyz truck srazil sc S elektric-
kou poulicni karou ma Sarato-
ga a Stricken ulicich v pondel1.
Kara vyhozen abyla z kolejf a
jizda ulicemi zastavena ma do
bu ctyriceti minut. Predni cast
trucku byla rozbita.
= Sest osob zraneno bylo,
ctyri z mich tezce, kdyz ma Bel
lie Grove silnici srazily Sc au-
tomobily.
- We stfedu zemreli diva Sc
starll chodci nasledkem crane
nj jich automobily. Prvnim by]
Charles Roberts, jenz prejet
byl ma Arch a Fayette ulicich
a druhym Robert J. Young, So
lety re Sparrows Point. Tento
zranen byl ma Wise a Merritt
avenue.
= Veliky truck, jenz wynn.
XII Sc z r1zeni Robertu Beck z
Pittsburghu ma Frederick Pike
u Nine Mile Hill, vrazil do do
mu a roztrfstil pfedni pore a
spolu podlahu. Plechovky ma
plnene nakladanym ovocem,
rozhazeny byly. Ami rfdic Ro-
bert Beck a s MIN jedoucf Ell
len Everhart zraneni nebyli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
Kdyz muz vaTf krupici.

Okresn1m soudcem " Plzni
byl odSouzen ma "a hodin do We
Zenf podm1necne ma rok 28lety
krejc1 r. M. Ztropil velkou W.
trznost biografu kde byla je-
no zena ma predstavenf. Zena
pana r. mela vzdy We ctvrtek
"vychazku!". Chodila do bio
grafu, ktery byl jen nekolik
krokd vzdalen Cd jejich bytu.
Pan mistr 81 ten den vzdycky
sam "kuchtil" veceTi. Obvy-
kle to byvaly bramborove plac-
ky, topinky a pod. Az jednou
81 vzpomnel ma krupicnou kasi.
Zapomn6l, re Sc kase hodne ma
vaTf a jak uz jsou muzi d1klad-
nj, dial krupice rad6ji vic. TAX
Sc stale, re mu nahle kase "a
Gala jake v tie pohadce bour-
live utfkat pc plotn6. Ia chv1-
Ii bylo kuchyni plno koufe a
zoufaly kuchaT 81 neved6l jine
rady, nez beet pro zenu do
biografu. Aspon tax pred SOU
dem odGvodnoval proc Sc v
biografu k zdeSenf uvadecek
bourliv6 domahal, ably vyvolali
zenu ven. Kdyz mu chteli Wy
hovet az O p~restavce, vnikl ma
slim do salu a hrozil, re bio
graf rozseka ma kaSi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
GEORGE PENCHEFF ZAPA.
SITI BUDE S GOLDEN TER
ROR " CARLINS.

Prfstf utery, dine 16. kvetna
v hlavnim kT1zkovem zapase
poTadanem v Carlins Park Mr.
Ed Contosem George Pencheft
utka Sc s Golden Terror. "a
pas tento urcen ma jednu pc.
razku.
V nasleduj1cfch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb 1 porazku 1cinkuj1:
Jim Wright, 225 Id. VS.. Sam
my Stein, 220 ID.
Bibber Mccoy, 228 ID. VS..
Laverne Baxter, 225 Id.
Jim Clinstock, 235 ID. VS.,
Tom Mahoney, 220 ID.
Manic Singh, 218 ID. VS.
Paddy Mack, 215 ID.
zeny pruvodu muze maj
vstup volny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
767 PRfPADU POMOCI
ZBAVENO.

Vybor ma odhady poznav,
re z mestske pokladny ma W.
pomoc vzato bylo o $18O,OOO
vice ma nynejsf pomoc, nafidil,
ably z podpor propusteno byle
767 prfpad1.
Nezenate osoby mladsf SO
rok6 nedostanou podporu.
Tech je ma 400 pTipadn.
Nezamestnan1 schopni prace
manzele nemajfcf ditek vyra.
zeni z podpory. Tech je 157
pfipadI. Krone toho vzato 2
podpory pres 200 jinych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12

Cetnictvo zatklo 48letou
Frantisku Kozderkovou z o.
jezda u Turnova, ktera v Hor-
Mich Kruhach u Mnichova Hra-
diste odcizila domkaTce M. ia
nouSkove re stolnf zasGvky
$40 Kc. Ably kradez zahladi-
la, zapalila domek, ktery do
zakladu shoTel. Ke kradezi a
zharstvf sc doznala a byla o.
devzdana cetnictvem okresn1-
mu soudu Mnichove Hradisti.
Janouskova utrpela pozarem
skodu $1,000 K.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
Mrtvola opustsneho malire
lezela 3 mssice " byte.

V Praze ma Vinohradech byl
nalezen We SVEN byte mrtev
petactyTicetilety akademicky
mallr Otta Zahradnik. Mrtvola
byla uz We znacnem stupni roz-
kladu. Poole lekarskeho po-
sudku lezel mrtvy v byte nej-
meme til meslce. Pitvou Dude
zjiStena pTicina smrti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
SpOrtOvnf Hl1dka
KRfZKOVE ZAPASY
" COLISEUM.

Ones, v patek v kT1zkovych
zapasech poradanych v Coli
scum p. Cyclone Burns Emil
Dusek utka sc S LaChappelle
V hlavnfm zapase. V nasledu-
.jfcfm zapase Angelo Savoldi
zapasiti Dude S Purple Flash.
Mimo techto dvou zapasu ma
programu budou jeste jine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12

pane "a pfistup k jednotne &C.
ske strane, je made vse jine
projevem discipliny, dodal ces-
kemu lidu one moralnf silly,
ktera vychazf z toho, re jedno-
tlivec cltf Sc cast1 sjednoceneho
telesa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
Zastfelil Sc policistovym
feVOlVefem

We Scranton, Pa, mladfk,
jenz priveden byl ma policejnl
stanici ma zalobu z neopatrne
jizdy, vytrhl policejnimu straz
niku revolver a zastTelil Sc Sc
slovy: "Tak nejlepe skonciti
vsechno." Star byl % roxy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
LOUPEzE.

pdCCk VyPIdCClIlO uI0ULIkd
Maryland Steel Products spo-
lecnosti ma Bush a Ridgely uli-
c1ch a prchli sc $1,000. Diva
ozbrojenf muzi vesli do 1radov
ny zatlm CO treti cekal u auto
mobilu, jehoz motor Jim udr-
zovan byl v pohybu.
Penize ukradli z tasky, We
ktere pfineseny byly z hlavnf
1fadovny firmy v 1000 blocku
N. Calvert ulice.
Popis a cislo license podan
byl policii nekolika svedky. Pc
udanf v~ysetreno re licens byla
neprava.
- Statnf advokat, Wells, u
dial, re behem minuleho roku
projednano bylo 1fadovnou
5.507 zlocinnych prfpad1 a re
z techto jenom 1913 zGstalo ne
vySetTeno.
Wells upoZornuje, re v u
plynulem roce pocet kradezi a
loupezi zvysen byl a re vetsina
z Mich spachana byla mladiky
We veku mezi 1 ga % roxy ane-
DO temi, kdo prave vysli re
skoly.
= Dvema detektivy zatcen
byl v Baltimore Robert Stops.
35lety, jenz hledan byl IRA
dem v Newport News, Va, Cd
kud z vezeni prchl. Zatcen byl
v apartmentu v 800 blocku
Hamilton Terrace.
- Dvacet diva roxy stara
Helen Murray z w. Allegheny
avenue napadena byla v pom
deli obchodn1 casti Towson
muzem, jenz il oloupil O pene-
zenku jeff. V penezence byl
jenom maly penezity obnos.
= Mlady bandita zpdsobil
v jihozapadni casti Baltimore
v dtery poplach, kdyz pozd6
odpoledne chtel uteci S $183,
ktere ukradl v grocernim OBJ
chOdu.
Bandita nejprve vskocil dc
taxicabu rfzeneho Jeromen
Rubinstein ma rohu Gilmor 3
Fayette ulic. Kdyz taxicab
MIN dojel ma rob Fayette g
Mount ulic zlodej. napTahl pro.
ii nemu revolver poruciv mu
ably zajel s MIN ku Miracle OBJ
chodu ma Baltimore a Noun
ulicich.
Ma Mount ulici ~vystoupil Z
taxicabu vzav Rubinsteina
sebou do obchodu.
Solomon M. Reisberg, mali
tel obchodu, stall vedle poklad
nicky. Zlodej rozkazal mu
"StGj z ticha. Nehni sc. Nj
kdo tt neublfz1." Vybral z casl
registru penize a odesel s va
rovanim, ably nikdo z obchodl
"a MIN nevychazel. Rubin
steina nechal tez v obchodu
Vskociv do taxicabu, odejel
mem. Pronasledovati jej poca
Linwood Blanchberg. Pc sti
hanf jej do dalky 10 blockd
bandita nechal staff taxi n;
rohu Pratt a Penn ulic a vbeh
do hospody Charlese M. Fried
"Chce nekdo taxicab?" zvola
a pc ohlednuti Sc m1stnosti
vybehl do ulice. V tie dob
: Reisberg a Blanchard pTijel
: tam. Bandita prave vychaze
, 4 hospody S revolverem v ru
| &c. Reisberg sc obratil a beze
ku svemu automobile a chte
tento otevTiti. Kdyz Sc mu t,
podaTilo, vstoupil dovnitf
Bandita "a MIN. Pc proSen1 I'll
dele, ably 81 wal co chce, je
nom ably no ~nestrelil, Reisber,
vysel z AUTOMOBILE a dial Sc n;
1t6k. Kdyz zlodej chtel aut'
:, rozejeti, Blanchard prisel a u
defil zlodeje do obliceje. Ten
to S revolverem vbehl do Prat
ulice, kde vstoupil do jedouci
no tam automobile, v nemz sc
+ deli Durbin a Sewell. Ohrozu
je je revolveerm, dial sc dovez
tt ma rob Poppleton a Lombar,
, ulic, kde vyhnal z auta oba
ujel. Zat1m Reisberg cely u
: straseny padl a nesen byti mu
sci do policejn1 STANCE.
Policii pozdeji zatcen by
: jisty muz, ale propulsion.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
Ma Slovensku neni pence ami
ma vnitrni pHicku.

Jen 10000, 900 korun bylo
upsano ma 800, 100000 statnf
pGjcky, ktera byla vyhlasena
kratce pc vyhlasenl samostat-
nosti. Udava Sc, re toto je me-
ne nez jedna dvacetina castky,
ktera je potfebna ma narodni
vydaje.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-12
MaIy OZnamOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE-ETC

PRIME Sc muz anebo zena
ma vypomoc do obchodu (Gas
Station a Lunch Counter). K
doptani V "Telegrafu".
Evening star., 1939-06-11

KEERTAIN THAT THEY FIANE TURNED
y ALL SUSPICION FROM DADDY. OUR
FRIENDS RELAX THEIR VIGILANCE M
A FEELING OF SECURITY
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-04-07
COAST LEAGUE
HURLERS TAKE
BIB. SPOTLIGHT
uuDNIV NNDNNIIINM f(1h
Freddie Hutchinson, Man
ueI SdIvo Give impress
sions Training
BY NORMAN WALKER

BATON ROGUE, La, April T.
Fairly unnoticed in the New York
Giants training camp is rookie
pitcher by the name of Manuel
Salvo.
He's a tall, big, dark skinned Ital-
ian from Sacramento, Cal, strikeout
king of the Pacific Coast League for
two years straight. The Giants
bought him from San Diego for less
than $4,000.
Over at Lakeland, Fla, with the
Detroit Tigers, another major-league
fledgling trots around in the wake Of
squads of reporters and photogra-
pliers. He's Fred Hutchinson, whose
25 victories led the coast league last
season. Hailed as this springs fore
most flinging freshman, his pur-
chase price from Seattle was $780,
600.
The Record
Now the question going around
the training camps is which lad
was the better bargain. Bill Terry,
the Giants manager, never has been
accused of being mogul in the
baseball ivory market. And yet
The records show this: Salvo
pitched against Hutchinson twice
and beat him both times. Salvo
won % games for San Diego, missing
the last four weeks of the season
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-04-07
dust BOWL
COUNTRY IS
GUINEA PIG
Being Used 10 Help Gov
ernment's Farm Loan
CIienfsto Aid Selves

FORT MORGAN, Col, April Ton
the rim Of the dust bowl, Colorado's
Morgan county is the guinea pig Tor
an experiment in how to help the
Governments farm loan clients
chart their own courses toward bal
anced budgets.
Basis of the experiment is the be-
lief that a person will work harder
on his own idea than he will to make
another mans plan succeed
Heretofore agents for the Farm
security Administration have drawn
crop plans for farmers who wanted
to borrow money; in Morgan county
the farmer and his wife do the plan
ming.
Because of Morgan county's sue
cess the plan probably will be adap-
ted to other farm communities, says
Hugh DEMO, Morgan county rural
rehabilitation supervisor, one Of its
originators.
Under the old method DEMO ex-
plains. eve asked farmer who
wanted loan how much he needed
for tractor. gas and oil: how much
seed and feed he needed; his esti-
mates OF other expenses.
1.-THE farmer usually didn't know.
He made some guesses and the loan
agent made a few more and drew up
the plan. Tt was almost miracle
if it fitted the farmers needs"
The new plan puts at the farmers
disposal the farm information and
statistical resources of the govern
ment
Farmers and their wives meet at
crop clinics" for a week or two in
the spring.
after we have scratched our
heads over figures and estimates for
several days the farmers and their
wives fill out a down to the last
penny farm plan and household
budget" DEMO said.
HE compares his expenses with
his anticipated revenue and unless
a good margin of profit is shown he
does some more head work until
he has a workable plan.
I'VE haven't actually cut down
the Indebtedness Of the county's
farm borrowers because in this To-
cahty there has been unfavorable
weather. Last year borrowers were
permitted to store some crops, be-
cause prices were low, instead of
selling to pay off loans.
Consequently, loans were not re-
duced in some cases, but many Dor
rowers have enough feed and seed
on hand to carry them through the
year with only small additional
1 loans. SO, in reality their positions
have been improved"
THE government hopes to get
farmers to thinking in a business
like way about how to reduce their
Indebtedness.
The plan has been operating three
years.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-04-07

with a torn shoulder ligament, while
Hutchinson was winning his 25.
salvo led the league with 191 strike
outs, accomplished in 239 innings.
one fellow who thinks Hutchinson
cost Detroit too much money is
Salvo himself. And this is surprising,
b ecause the 6-foot-4, 210-pound
rookie is rather on the uncommuni-
cative side.
HE has less than any pitcher l
ever saw" says Salvo seriously. Hes
not fast. His curve hardly breaks
at all. He's got control all right,
but what use is control when there's
nothing on the ball?
"Im not saying he won't succeed
But I think he has less than any
pitcher ever saw
Salvo says his shoulder is com
pletely mended now. Bill Terry is
depending on this 25 year old
youngsters services in case any of
the recuperating first-line hurlers
collapse during the summer cam
paign. Carl Hubbell, Hal Schumach-
er. Clyde Castleman and Cliff Mel
ton are all trying to regain their old
form after physical ailments
Hubbell Speaks Forth
The great Hubbell feels he will
hit his stride again this year. king
Carl" blames the stiffness that set
in his pitching arm in game
against Brooklyn last August 70 his
famous screwbaH. He says freak de-
liveries are the cause Of all the
present crops of sore arms in the
major leagues.
For the past 10 years baseball
rules have favored the hitters," com
plains Hubbell "The pitchers have
had to find some weapon to offset
this advantage. The answer was
freak deliveries.
Devices such as the screwball and
the knuckleball, he says, are making
even the great pitching arms give
way under the strain.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-04-07
U S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE WEATHER BUREAU
THE WEATHER
tBy the U. S. Weather Bureau,

vicinity beginning April Z:
tonight Saturday; moderate winds
and Satur
northern
boundary outhery except
Frederick
Strait Lynn Canal.
of to
soutery winds the Entrance
tonight Saturday fresh
Cape Spencer to Cape Hinchnbrook
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-04-07

Torn currency is redeemed by
the Treasury at full value if three
fifths of it is presented.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-04-07
Hollywood Sights And Sounds

HOLLYWOOD CAL April Its dkconcerng, but in tune
with gangsters should be patriots
and patriots
Hollywood actor stands fair chance OF being
one machine cunning and fagwavng are
the towns concerns of the moment
Theseu activities the fore in opposing "cy-
cles and the may eshung the local
type system
The noblest gangster all Edward G. Robinson
Little Caesar doing now? He's playing hard
hitting nabs lot of Nad spies in that
Confessions movie This of course comes under tle
flag classification.
And Scarace. "Scarface' brought him back to
pictures so stay upfters like Pasteur and
recently the agwaving epic of democracy
Juarezn dalance in musical lanes with
Beethoven will be waving the banner again as
1.-THE Bishop with Cod story of the German cleric
that Beethoven
somehow will not to hoist the colors0
Millions gangster de luxe before
Scarace9 priest Towns and hero in STANLEY and
Evening star., 1939-10-08
Pro Bonata Club
To Hear Mrs. Daniel

Mrs. Ernest Humphrey Daniel,
president of the District Federation
of Women's Clubs, will be guest
speaker of the Pro Bonata Club to-
morrow at the home of Mrs. Ray
mond L. Keith, 4400 Dexter street
NV.
Mrs. Joseph F. Randall is the
clubs new president, other officers
being Mrs. Lee D. Ritter. first vice
president; Mrs. r. Alberts, second
vice president; Mrs. Bert L. Will
liams, treasurer: Mrs. Albert Butler,
recording secretary; Mrs. Ennis A.
Almond. corresponding secretary;
Miss Esther L. Beale, custodian; Mrs.
j. Edwin Reid, director to the fed
Grafton; Mrs. George Hamaker, al
ternate director.
Mrs Randall has named the fol-
lowing committee chairmen: Mrs.
Herbert Wilson, civics; Mrs Kath-
crime L. Beale, devotional; Mrs Silas
w. Baker, domestic; Mrs. Joseph L.
Miller, dramatic; Mrs. Warren C.
Dyson, program; Miss Virginia
Curry. hostesses; Mrs. Walter H. E.
Jaegar, membership; Mrs Richard
R. Moquin, philanthropic; Mrs John
w. Lyles, publicity and yearbook;
Mrs. George F. Gardiner, sunshine:
Mrs. Raymond L. Keith, ways and
means.
Evening star., 1939-10-08
Mrs. Stabler
Dinner Hostess
At Sandy Spring

SANDY SPRING, Md, Oct. T.
Mrs. Newton Stabler entertained
last evening at dinner at her home
Sunnyside, in honor of her sister
Miss Edith Hallowell, who celebrated
her 80th birthday anniversary. AZ
terward there was an informal re-
ception for members of the family
Mr.. and Mrs. William John Thom-
as. Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Moore
Mr.. Stanley Moore, Mr.. and Mrs
Francis Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Moore are in Germantown
Pa, where they attended the we'd
ding this afternoon of Miss Mar
garet Charlotte Moore to Mr.. Rob-
ert Oberlander. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam John Thomas will spend the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. NAL
colin Farquhar at Kennett Square
and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Thomas
will go on to George School to visit
their son, Jack Thomas.
Mrs. William Hough and her
daughter, Miss Eth Hough, left
this week for a motor trip to New
Orleans.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles c. Tumble
son went to Atlantic City Tuesday
where they will spend two weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Jack A. Ladson have
returned from their wedding trip
and will move into their new home
at Olney next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brockett Muir en-
tertained at dinner Tuesday eve
ming, when their guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund Noyes and Mr.. Wal
ter Scott Pratt.
Evening star., 1939-10-08
Mr.. and Mrs. Draley
On Wedding Trip
In New ENGLAND

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Draley are
on motor trip through New Eng
land following their wedding Satur-
day morning, September 80, when
the Rev. Russell Pehlan performed
the ceremony in st. AIMS Catholic
Church at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Draley is the former Miss Ida
lou E. Wilson, daughter of Mrs. Ber-
tina Wilson and the late Mr. Chaun-
cey V. Wilson of Mound City, Mo.
She came to Washington six years
ago and has made her home with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas r. Henry.
Mr.. Draley, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Draley of Washington, is a
graduate of Catholic University and
is an aeronautical engineer stationed
at Langley Field, Va.
At her wedding Mrs. Draley wore
white lace gown with a veil of
tulle, and carried white roses. Miss
Betty Dufer, the brides only at
tendant, wore blue taffeta gown
cut on simple princess lines, and
carried talismen roses. Mr.. Joseph
Draley, jr., was his brothers best
man.
A reception at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry followed the cere-
mony. For travelling the bride wore
blue suit with dahlia accessories.
Mr.. and Mrs. Draley will make a
brief stop in Washington before 60
ing to Langley Field where they will
make their home.
Evening star., 1939-10-08

H. M. Sanderson entertained 200
guests at the officers Club for cock
tails.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Alfred H. Noble
will be at home to number of
guests tomorrow afternoon.
Comdr. and Mrs. Francis w. CARL
have as their guests over the week
end Comdr. T. j. Mulcahy, U. S. N,
retired, and Mrs. Mulcahy. The
Mulcahys arrived on the post Tues
day from San Diego.
1t. and Mrs. Maynard NJ Nohr-
den announce the birth Sunday,
October /, of son, Maynard Mar
tin Nohrden, jr.
Comdr. and Mrs. John r. White
will be hosts at a buffet supper at
their quarters tomorrow evening
1t. John Joseph Wermuth and
Miss Mary Trava Lambert were mar
ried in the Catholic Chapel of the
Marine Memorial Church here this
morning at II O'Clock. The Rev.
A. H. Schmitt offlciated. After a
weeks wedding trip 1t. and Mrs.
Wermuth will be at home In Guam
tico. where 1t. Wermuth Is at
tached to the 10th Marines.
Evening star., 1939-10-08

| quarters at Paris Island, among
them 1t. Robert D. Heinl, jr., and
his bride, who before their recent
marriage was Miss Nancy Gordon
Wright, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles j. Wright of Washington
1t. Heinl is a son of Mr.. and Mrs
r. D. Heinl, also of Washington, and
the wedding was planned for this
month, but owing to orders for
Paris Island the date was ad-
vanced.
Maj. and Mrs. William j. Whaling
were among those enterAing at
dinner this evening preceding the
dance at the Officers Club. Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
Minnix and Mrs. and Mrs. J. O.
Marr Of Washington. Maj. and
Mrs. William N. McKelvy also were
hosts before the dance, their guests
including 1t. Comdr and Mrs John
w. Jamison, Maj. and Mrs. Frank
I. Fenton, Maj. and Mrs. Joe N
Smith. Capt. and Mrs. Raymond c.
Scollin, Capt. and Mrs. Walter ].
Stuart, Capt. c. ]. Hauck, U. S. A.,
and Mrs. Hauck and 1t. and Mrs.
Kenneth D. Kerby.
Comdr. and Mrs. Richardson
Guests Of the Walters.
Maj. and Mrs. J. Duncan Waller
plan an interesting week end for
their guests. Comdr. and Mrs. Cliff
ford G. Richardson and Miss Betty
Richardson. The Richardson's left
Quantico two months ago when
Comdr. Richardson was ordered to
sea. Maj. and Mrs. Waller invited
guests for cocktails Friday and to-
day the party went to Annapolis
for the Navy-Virginia football game,
and will be the overnight guests
of Mrs. Walters brother-in-law and
sister, Maj. and Mrs. Paul Cowley
at Indianhead, Md.
Yesterday Maj. and Mrs. Lawson