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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-22
Nominations
To Be Heard
Committee to Report Al
Meeting Of Pro-Amer-
lea on Friday

At the regular meeting of
Pro-America club on Friday
at II o'clock in the Bonneville
Mr.. Abner r. Bergersen, men,
Der of the city council, will
speak on THE City Charter
and Problems of City Taxa
ton" Planned also is a re-
port of the nomination COM
mittee of which Mrs. Edwin
Yoder is the chairman.
Mrs. Clark Gould will also speak,
giving news comments and cur
rent events. Mrs. Karl Kellogg,
president of the group. will preside
over the business session.
Members of the nominating
committee working with Mrs.
Yoder are Mesdames Henry Relph,
George Poe, L. L. Thompson and
Cyril Lundvick.
Luncheon reservations are to be
made with Mrs. Poe at Main 7723
by Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-22

For several weeks the members
have been busily working on plans
for the event at the shop. On the
committee are Mrs Collins. Miss
Marguerite Olson. Mrs. Albert ".
Hooker. Jr.. Mrs. Roger w. Peck.
Mrs. Harold Deering. Mrs. Joy
Hoffman and Mrs. A. r. Norman.
Miss Presley Ellis. manager Of
the Thrift shop, Ia IN charge Of the
sale and on Wednesday viii be
assisted by Mas Collins. Mrs. Ger
sham Rowland. Mrs. Charles
Hunter and Mrs. Ebert Hall
Baker II.
As IL traditional. profits Of this
league activity viii 70 toward
maintenance Of the Well Baby
clinic. maintained by the Junior
League and the Public Health
Nursing association ut the county
hospital
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-22
Third District
Meeting Set
Wild West Auxiliary 70 Be
Hosts tuesday Evening
AZ Masonic Temple

Members of Wild West aux
iliary No. 81, Veterans of For
eign Wars, will be hosts in
the Doric room of the Masonic
temple Tuesday evening for
the third district meeting,
Mrs. Sarah Copeland, presi-
dent, presiding. Other officers
filling the chairs will be the
presidents of the auxiliaries
Of the third district.
The district includes PuyaIiup
valley, Elias J. Messenger. Buck
ley. Ray c. Roberts. Wild West
and steilacoom. Wild West aux
Hilary will also supply the color
team.
Mrs. Mary C. NJ. Raymond OF
Seattle, department president. will
be present to give her instructions
and corrections for each groups
benefit. Mrs. Katherine Brewer
and Mrs. Lura Hoggen. past de-
partment presidents. VIII also be
present
After the meeting, refreshments
will be served under the direction
OF Mrs. Alice Haines. chairman.
and her committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-22
Mark Thirtieth
Couple enfertsins al Din
ner Friday Evening in
The DsIhem

In honor of their 30th we'd
ding anniversary. Mr.. and
Mrs. P. G.. Russ of So. Steele
st. entertained Friday eve
ming with a dinner at the Dali
hem on No. Tacoma ave, fol-
lowed by entertainment 1T the
family home.
Appointments carried out the
pearl theme. Centering the dinner
table was a long gold colored
basket with large white NUNS
edged in delicate pink. White mum
corsages were presented the women
and small bronze boutonnieres 10
the men.
The family home was the scene
Of gay activity following the din
ner. the honored guests receiving
several lovely gifts. c. o. Bishop
showed moving pictures Of Alaska.
Late supper was served from .
lace covered table conferred with q
beautifully decorated cake with a
bride and groom, and thanked on
either side by white tapers. For
the occasion Mrs. Russ wore wine
eolored velvet and an orchid cor
sage.
Guests invited for the dinner
were Rev. and Mrs y l.. Pease
and son Harold Of Auburn. Nj.
and Mrs. Harold Knowles. Dewey
and Harold Of Auburn. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. Francis, Lee and Pau
Of Fox Island. Rev. and Mrs v. NJ
HIN Of Milton. Mr.. and Mrs.. Y. =.
Andrews. Edward and Frances Of
Sumner, Mr.. and Mrs. H. a.
Moore, Catherine Roberts, and
Walter and Gordon Russ. Best
wishes wsrs received from their
sons Howard Russ Of Ann Arcgs
and DR.. and Mrs. X. :. Russ d
Grants Pass who were unable 70
be present
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Hostess for Niece on
Birthday Saturday

Honoring her niece, Jean Marie
Ebert, on the occasion Of her
eighth birthday. Mrs Lewis Ebert
entertained on Saturday afternoon.
The young friends Of the honored
cues, enjoyed an afternoon Of
games. for which prizes were
awarded.
Those invited were Patricia Ann
Reese, Barbara Ayrss. Marian
soroxhan. Rosemary Bader. Lois
Ayres. Eileen Needhsm. Maxine
Macdonald, Geraldine Kaperick,
Dolores Downing and Patricia
Needham
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Thanksgiving Day
Bride-Elecf Honored

In honor OF Miss Ruth Mclean,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Mclean, who win wed Donald T.
Mclean, son of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w.
Mclean, formerly of Tacoma, but
now of Pasco, on Thanksgiving
day at st. Leo's, Mrs. Sigurd
Stromme entertained Tuesday with
miscellaneous shower at her
apartment in the Cambridge.
Bridge was played during the eve
ming, with favors going to Miss Nc
Lean and Mrs. Harry Johnson.
Those present included Misses Aida
Peterson, Maneira Hassen, Mary
Kenney and Mesdames Harry john
son, C. Edward Mclean, Ladd
Hershey, Albert Derby, Cecil Kirk.
Edward J. Flanagan. Miss Mclean
and the hostess.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Anna
Bond was hostess for n miscel-
laneous shower. Those invited In
cluded Mesdames Joseph Baughn.
Russell Kasselman, Roy Bond,
w. e. Burgett, Robert Pierce.
Helen Hazen. c. Stumme. Mar
garet West, Elizabeth Oman. Lyle
Whitford, Z. A. Tarr. William
Strong, Ruth Dodge, G. Edward
Mclean, Floyd Athow, Sam Hicks.
Harold West. Morris Carlow,
Homer Mclean, Carsten colbo.
William Hansen. Mary Greenlaw,
C. B. Graham. Evelyn Bond, Ge-
neva Graham, Miriam steiro.
Clarence Cole, Gertrude Brauning.
Coral Cooper, Carol Whitcomb, the
hostess and Miss Mclean
Recently a group Of girls enter
tanned with a luncheon and shower
at the Walker for Miss Mclean.
Those who attended were the
Misses Thordis Thorsen. Rita Min
nitti. Helen Mott, Louise Fransen,
Stephanie Orange, Airline Cassidy,
Rose Gattavara and Mesdames
Roswell Duppenthsler. Elmer Ais
kog. Robert Chapman. Al Swift.
A. c. Sivertson and Miss Mclean.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Everf
Nandenbera Complimented

Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Evert
vandenberg complimented them on
Saturday evening at their home,
the occasion being their silver we'd
ding anniversary. The early eve
ming was spent in games, with a
buffet supper and dancing follow
ing. Centering the table was a
large wedding cake on which were
mounted a miniature bride and
bridegroom.
Guests were Messrs. and Mes
danes Berg. Antonsen, Ernest
Teutscher, Roy Spooner, James
Stewart, George Voulgaris, Arthur
Norlin, Jack Lewandoski, Arthur
Holm, John Sears, Donald Reid,
Egbert Vaughn. Mrs. Arthur
Erickson, Mr.. Bill Foto and Miss
Marion Vandenberg, daughter OF
the honored couple.
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The hostess appointed her home
sttractively in many bouquets OF
fall chrysanthemums, the same
note being used in the centerpiecs
for the tea table at which MIRA
Robert Beach, regent Of Virgins
Dare chapter. and Mrs. Earl y.
Crane Of Brewster, Wash. a for
mer member Of the chapter poured.
Miss Radford presented an In
teresting Interpretation Of several
current plays. pointing out the
tendency toward what may be
called patriotic-propsganda drama.
She mentioned in particular
"knickerbocker Holiday" "Ameri-
can Way" American Landscape"
and Abe Lincoln in Illinois"
Following the main address of
the afternoon. Mrs. K. B. Judson
was introduced by the regent and
gave q brief synopsis Of the out
standing work which the d. A. r.
Ii accomplishing. She closed with
three Thanksgiving thoughts: First
the mention Of the f1exibility OF
the holiday at the time Of Louis
XVI when Thanksgiving was OBJ
served on December IS, 1881; Sec
ond the fact that stones had been
found in Georgia which may indi-
cate the fate of Virginia Dare,
and last that according to DR..
Hamilton Holt of Rawlings college
in Buckinghamshire, England. the
hull Of the Mayflower is believed
to have been converted into small
barn, point which has long been
subject to conjecture.
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Bride-To-Be
Miss Helen Colbo Sets
Dec. z as Date OF Wed
ding TO Mr.. Asplund

For the pleasure of Miss
Helen Colbo, a bridal shower
was given recently by Mrs.
Jack Grant at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Ernest Cornils.
The evening was spent in
playing games, honors being
awarded to Mrs. Carsten Col
DO and Mrs. S. Asplund. Gifts
were presented to the honor
guest preceding the late buff
fet supper.
The table was charmingly APP
pointed with a centerpiece OF yell
low and rust chrysanthemums
with tapers to match.
Miss Colbo has chosen Dec. z
as the date Of her marriage to Mr..
Fred Asplund. A church ceremony
has been planned.
Guests Of Mrs. Grant were Mes
danes z. N. Colbo, George Peter
son, Clarence Colbo. John Werner.
Lars Bakketun, George Halling-
stad, Arthur Woodruff, Andrew
Hollingstad. Charles Walker, Ern-
est cornils, Raymond Fink, s.
Asplund, Carl Kliese, o. M. Colbo,
Edward Colbo, Sam Strom, Lester
Colbo, Carsten Colbo, Martin Col
DO. John Hill, Miss Prudence
Strom and the bride-to-be.
Out-of-town guests included
Mrs. Elmer Anderson and Mrs
Gordon Richards, both of Seattle
and Mrs. Henry Hanson of Dupont
Also in honor Of Miss Colbo wal
the shower which Mrs. Jack CRAM
gave at her home on Wednesday
evening.
Guests were Mesdames Elias M
Colbo, Ray Fink, Andrew Hol
lingstad, Armand Colbo, Georg'
Hollingstad. John Hill, sigur'
Aspland, Carsten colbo. Charlie
Walker, Dorothy Khese, ingi
Colbo, Lester Colbo, Arthur Wood
ruff. Lars Bakketin. Sam strom
Clarence colbo, Gustaf Peterson
Ernest Cornils, Martin Colbo, Cor
don Richards Of Seattle. Henri,
Hansen of Dupont and Miss Pru
dence Strom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-22
Former Tscomsns
Announce Sons Birth


Mr.. and Mrs. David y. Sheldon
barbara Blrkrsml. formerly Of
Tacoma. are receiving conRfatiila-
tons on the birth Of son. David
Edward Claude. In Moninnviiis.
ore. Grandparents sharing fsliei.
tatlons are Mr.. and Mira. Edward
Blrkfem and Mr.. and Mrs. David
Claude sheldon.
Gold star Mothers club win meet
Friday for 1880 luncheon and
business At tina horns ~ hrs Eiis
LlchI BIAS So. Yakima ave.
Manltoa ladies Ala cooking
schooi At Fishers. "Wednesday.
from 2 until p m.
British Ameriess As@oelatisa
will sponsor . card party In Car
psnssrs Hall At . o'clock WsdDss-
day evening Lats supper win fol-
low. Mrs. Ray whssisr. supper
chairman. Mrs, A J. Psnant,
prizes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-22
Y. M. B. G. Ladies Meet
For Business Session

Members OF the executive board
OF the Ladies OF the Young Mems
Business club met for an annual
report meeting on Friday at
Hotel Winthrop. During the after
noon Mrs A. ID. Fay. the presi-
dent, appointed a nominating COM
mittee including Mrs Wallace
Larsen, chairman, and Aesdames
A. s. Melovidoff. ]. Marvin Lynn.
A. G. Mace, and Tom Allen. They
viii present their nominations at
the next regular meeting Of the
group
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-22
Rare China To Be Displayed
At Junior League Shop
Mrs. Collins Announces Plans for Exhibit and Sale
Which VIII Open on "wednesday Morning; Unusual
Pieces OF European Patterns 10 Be Shown

Mrs c. Russell Collins. jr, chairman Of the Junior
League Thrift shop lit &c. 10th st. has announced display
and sale of old china which will open Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock with members of the league in charge.
Pieces from famous European patterns. many of them
which have been nearly unavailable since 1914 will be dis
played including Limoges Chelsea Wedgewood and Havi
land majority of the pieces will be from 40 to 80 old
some articles of great interest to collectors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-22

la.n twenty nziiliea boxes have bs<A dsstrib-
stad dar5ng that period
Marcia 4 nos intsndea - q ears-aa fer
n s5lrssnsn- Tbs adseFfisezssnt b intesds1
eniy for fat b<rnons rs arr sermaA ane
$500 otherwise End Shoss fAtBess Il
$500 b. . red1etson in ire sscretion frona
- tkvrogd finnd fhyps-thyToi1i1uaJ Sith
s-rnrueMnytnF suknornaAi Betabolie raaeA
- ofs~r rsprssentAtion = raee - = this
tr~ssssxnt szespt un1sr thssa sonditioaa anc
vi. ~ Al make any disKnoEsa ~ that a
a. fuscfion e year physician, sho must -
ronsaitsd for that pgrpose- The formula =
l.ri,.Sef in every pacEExs- ttar1 Hits
R.rr.ols today I'D Ein ~ siescsr leFeiJ
aEurs thaE q FiEhEfaily yparA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-22
Plan soeIsl Msssinq To-
Member and Friends

Ivy camp w. ", A. hAa N.
nnuneesi plans for : social sa~stIau
fm members and friends FRIDAY
sweating IN the M@resh>s sssapls'
There viii - dsne,na sna cards
rhs cemmlies N charge lHeluaea
Mssasmss Guy Van Alstsns. g
Ryan. CHRIS MleksIsnn. y. t.isn'
hack. u. e hsnsfy. q. o nnEissh'
Nathan psiimsn ara W. = nes'
erts
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AzrA shsIl.bsresr Fiesss
e.u~<t 81 psrenfx

ksnf - lfszzflNlEs eIszE . Teeo4zza
NJ Martha A. sh<Ilsbs<x<F -
wtlA ~ yuunx a<uzhtef netey
ftlznch<. tns house. rect - -
parsntA ~. snd Mrs FfNns 4.
wsihei1al MA sh<,ssn@fE<F 49,
mezs F~esnsIy h~<n n ~ p<<1e
sns vsll<ts ard VIII - wtth -
parents unta t.l<st. xneileh4xxpF
receives n<w nrsfsfx ~ = now
% ~ wsf = the ceFfsn>1n.
previously hswnx e~<n ststien<a
81 Annspcils
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-22
Catholic Women 10
Hear OF Famed Cardinal

AT the meeting Of the Catholic
Woman's club on Wednesday after
noon AZ the home of Mrs y. :.
Clses Cardinal Richelieus BY
Hilaire Belize win b. presented By
Mira Lawrence MeNerthney.
For the tea hour. Mrs Andrew
Bertha Il chairman Of assisting
hostesses ard others working with
her viii be Mrs. McNerthney. Mrs.
Clarence Layton. Mrs. A. J.. krohs
and Mrs. X. J. Schneider.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-22
How Many Wear
FALSE TEETH
With Little Worry

Eat. talk laugh CT suesze without
Ing tender zi1r1aA. FAsTEETH holds
dental plates fiFmer and more con-
fortably No EummY gOo<y, DAEtf
taste o. feeling. Relieves burning ana
gum soreness due . cnAflna o. :
loose plate o. U excessive acid mouth.
Get FA6TEETH a. any crus store
adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-22
I. AND USED TO Be
SUCH A SAUSAGE IN.
TINS DRESS
Look at
the Fat
I've Lost!

Nov yoE san siiM
down your face and
axurs without striei
distinx or baek -bresh-
ing exercises gast eat
ssnsibiJ and tnks 4
Narmola Tablets .
dny, according 70 tAs
direesiona
Marmola Tablets
have heen ssid " ths
public for more than
tklFfV "aFa MOS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-22
College Wrlssss 10
Hear Munro Leaf

~ rhliifea's bpahs ~Fesi<nana ~
nasl'' - mn<s outstanding. Muxro
t.e&f Win appear several tiues ar
inx his nssef visit 70 r<canaa Tz<<4
dey. Fnf rsfNws unxhl< - m<<t
the writer wnee " srpeers "
Nh~iss auditorium At ! e'tteek. -
Writer'S riah ~ ne College a. ~
Ess acand VIII present kln n -
NFs stuaio ~ a asstesk. ~ IN
sr<ak alec II ths hea4u>t whlen
aoropleHAisss ard Venture eiut
members wili hasd II he main ~.
sng rsssm a. the Walker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-22
Virginia Dare Chapter Has
Annual Guest Day Tee
American Democracy in the Thester" Discussed by
Miss Ruth Rsdford; Mis-. Beach and Ms.
Crane Pour During Tea Hour

The outstanding social event the autumn calendar
Virginia Dare chapter Daughters of the American Revou-
ton each year the annual guest day when
several score members entertans guest.
For the tea this year Mrs c. c. Hunts home was the
of charming affair Miss Ruth Radford of the Rad
ford Drama school the guest speaker her highly
pirate topic being american Democracy in the Theater
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-22
Players To Give
PopulsrMystery
Might Must FsIl'' 10 Draw
Society 70 Lakewood
tuesday Evening

To . capacity crowd. Lake.
weed Players win present
might Must rallr Tuesday
evening under Mrs. Harry
Gains direction. I.stcnt re-
ports Indicate that every scat
in Lakewood theater win he
taken when the curtain rises
At s:i6.
Each day reservations have
grown. many for groups who
are planning supper parties
before or after the play.
Among the latest 10 make rec
ervstlons are Mez<rs ana Mes.
DANES Charles W. Ma@nn Ftsns
cArnah.n. Aarun Nsndl<s Fssnh
Day. Sidney Dean. E T. trwin
Roscoe Smith. ffsroid csoss W. x.
smsllridge. Robert &c. La. HAreid
n~~rsng. Capt and MIRA J. l. Moi.
lahsn. Major and Mra k<nneth
Fuiton of Denver. pr. and Mrs.
w. q. Cameron. pr. and MFs.
a r. Herman. Aesaanss Mary
Humphrey King. Richard nsFhy.
r. {. Mcwlnlams. Fsred urcA.
Henry Peacock. George seavslis.
Frederick Hartman. Erelefiss
f.nssb<.r ana n q Albright
M,..r. r..ne,l. amsth. Mary
wsl,.y Nv. t.m,,i auth Day.
rsn. s.n,m.. ana Je.nn. Hurley,
-. rw.ns na.n ana M. George
..,s,.
= a
va Gil. "a S.t. Emulovsrs
vrs .s,,. ~sli f.te thslr sm-
- n.naa., TUESDAY
p vv...,,,..,,s., n.ii Mis-.
a' - u.~..a ...s urss,aent
- ~. ~, ,.,,,, r,.s,as ana Miss
~ - - .s.,... a. tns sra.
80, 80. an. Invocation. Mlss
~ nit. n,..,a.rt AZ In.
80. ~, ..,..s IN. w,lcorne Ia
...' ~. as,.. us,.n chris.
INC .s...n.n NJ ina el...ss
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vas ,.,.. svchman vii
Aaa 49,. $500.
So a., ra,,,.n. u.na.rson win
err. -, t....ns. Mu.
HIM8GHI Aa*N1"FFH"f
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. John W. simons
announce the birth Of their first
child. a son. Daniel Jess, Oct 81.
Grandparents are Mrs Ida 81
mons, Mr.. Perry SimOns and Mr..
Fred Meyer. and great grandpaf-
ents. Mr.. and Mr. Nick Doering
and Mr.. and Mrs.. Life Eiey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-22
Returns From
Er,ended Trip East

Mrs.. Frank Pahls nAs returned
10 her home In Tacoma after visit
ing her former home IN Baltimore
Nd She stopped also IN other I'M
portsnt eastern cities and return
ed through the southwest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-22

agents plus eple-
and Il en-
pressly designed
Tor fNe and upper
throat AndWhst 5
more, stnued IN
time, Vs-iTo- mol
helps % keep colds
from developing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-22

Put q feH drops Of Vicks Va-nonol W
each DostFn night away. Peel u % 70
work. Notice hou Il relieves lfri-
tzti0u and sftEffiness u . cod. This
treatment Is successful because Va
uo-nal a actis< medication contain
ing several essential relief giving
Evening star., 1939-08-20
New York Trust Firm
Gets MendeIssohn Writ
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-The manu-
facturers Trust Co. today obtained
$750,000 writ of attachment
against Mendelssohn g. Co., Am
sterdam, Holland, banking firm,
which suspended payments August
II, and five of the banks partners.
Supreme Court Justice J. Sidney
Bernstein granted the writ after
the trust company told of five un-
paid loans totaling more than
s700,000 The company said the
Dutch bank had $2600.OO0 worth of
collateral in the Chemical Bank q
Trust Co. here.
The New York Trust Co. pre-
viously had obtained a writ of at
tachment to protect S2,650000
loan to the Mendelssohn company
The Mendelssohn Bank got into
difficulties shortly after the death
of its chief, Fritz Mannhelmer,
famed for his activity in French
government finance.
Evening star., 1939-08-20
Barter Theater
Continues Success
In Seventh Summer
Abingdon Group Grows
Into Troupe Of 80
Actors and Technicions
'isnatch TO The Star.

epe eejol Dispatch to The Star.
ABINGDON. Va, Aug. 19.-Rob-
ert Porterfleld's Barter Theater is
nearing the end of its seventh sum-
mer season.
Started seven years ago with a
small group of actors who were will
ing to trade their talents for what
ever barter patrons had to offer, this
theater has grown to a group of
more than 80 actors and technicians,
with three companies that troupe
the surrounding towns and present
q new show in Abingdon each week.
AT some time during the summer
Mr.. Porterfield manages to try out
several experimental plays, to pro-
duce new plays by American authors
and even to encourage the writing
of plays by the members of his COM
panY. Costume design and scene
painting also is an integral part of
every Barter summer program.
One Shakespeare Presentation.
This year "Susquehanna 7" and
"Well Take the Highroad" were
new plays tried out, the latter hav-
ing already been bought by Max
Gordon for production this fall in
New York. Henry w" represents
this seasons fling at Shakespeare,
While Lady Baltimore" is the sum-
mers contribution to the field of
music, being an operetta by Fred
Stewart, who wrote the music for
Everywhere l Roam" which will
be repeated again this year
Barter offers variety of activi-
ties and opportunities to young ac-
tors. for each play is the RESPONSE
bility of every member of the group
This years festival week combines
the annual Virginia Horse Show,
held in Abingdon August % to 26
with the final showing of the sum-
mers most successful plays.
The Seasons Program.
This seasons program:
Henry "" August "a. 25; What
Life" August 26, with Richard
Gould and Otis Morse: "Pygmalion, ="
August %. with Lucy Storm and
Erik Walz; "Sun-Up.' August 90
with Robert Porterfeld. Otis Morse
and Nell Harrison: First Lady"
August 30, with Louise Lamont:
Lady Baltimore" August 81, with
Betty Jane Morrison, jeff Wicke,
Porterfield and Betty Scanlon:
We'll Take the Highroad," with
Jamie Heron. September /: Our
Town. September 2, with Porter
field, jeff Wicke, Otis Morse and
Edith Sommer, and Everywhere
Roam" September 4, with Otis
Morse
Evening star., 1939-08-20
Oslo Congress Proposes
Jewish Haven in Africa
By the Associated Press


OSLO, NORWAY. Aug. l9.-The In
terparliamentary Union Conference
turned today from the bogey of war
which haunted it most of the week
and voted for establishment of
Jewish haven in Africa without
infringing upon the national SOW
ereignty or prejudice to the native
population"
Each delegation named two repre-
sentatives to take up the problem
with their governments. Senator
Alben w. Barklev of Kentucky and
Representative Hamilton Fish of
New York were named for the
United States.
The conference also adopted
resolution urging that compulsory
vocational training" be provided for
all young people of both sexes" and
that the school-leaving age be
raised to allow additional training
as an aid ito the labor market"
and Ito assist in combating unem-
plovment'
Count Carton de Wharf of Bel
GUM was reelected president.
Representative Harold Knutson
of Minnesota was given an audience
by King Haakon.
Evening star., 1939-08-20
Linton Is Named

LA PLATA, Md, Aug. 10 (SpeciaD.
Samuel c. Linton of Nanjemoy,
Md, has been named farm security
supervisor of Charles County.
In Calvert County a three-man
committee for the farm security
unit has been established. Members
are Lloyd Gibson of Sunderland,
Sidney w. Asbury of Wallville and
j. Carroll Soper of Huntington.
Evening star., 1939-08-20
Egg Has a YoIks

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j., Aug. 10
R).-Something new in eggs, says
the College of Agriculture at Rutgers
University, was the one brought in
by Morris Zirulnick, local egg dealer.
1t had four yolks, the first such
to be recorded in the State.
Produced by a White Leghorn it
measured 5l2 inches in circumfer-
ence the short way.
Evening star., 1939-08-20
King Ends 5-Doy Visit
At Hunting Lodge

BY the Associated Press.
GANNOCHY LODGE, EDZELL,
Scotland, Aug. 19.-King George,
after five days of grouse shooting
and picnic dinners with j. Pierpont
Morgan, the American financier,
followed Queen Elizabeth back to
Balmoral Castle tonight.
Morgan and the King were guests
of Capt. Ivan Cobbold, member of
wealthy brewing family, at Milden
Moors.