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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-22
HOLLYWOOD Sights And Sounds
BY Robin Coons.

HOLLYWOOD Cal Aug. Shots from sound stage side
One of the sumptuous ballet OF ON Your Ioes Is III
Hindu palace waits for minutes whhe Workeh
noish the CLASSY sickness and others das aoeu1 ~
nanering the SO they won't slip
Lovely Vera who is just as much an anger 10 ohy
wood as she was Broadway pouee down the floor comes
LAUGHING to halt between ffiy ballet skirt ana
of spangled silk is waspish perhaps Tue S ~
tear? ssss,s ~
You might call that" zorna Really between re-
hearsals and the numbers have been fted SO many
partners hands have massaeeo Oh WIN" '' 49,
had"
Husband George Baanchne starts putting the ballet through
another rehearsal Rhodes of character
for the moment huge comic turban and bal
pantaloons HOSTS young lady TO- his shoulders saIs
@ whirl Suddenly he stops, looks up
Say" been doing this for days and never
been introduced. What's your name?"
The girl laughs Joyce Coles"
I'm Erik Rhodes, and pleased to meet YOU
Amid rpples of laughter, Erik continues his whrling
depend you're
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-22
LLOYD FILM SHOWN
HERE FOR LAST TIMES
TONIGHT All COLISEUM

go
Elliot Nugent, who established
himself as an ace director with his
college Scandal and Wives Never
Know" brings Harold Lloyd's latest
laugh riot, Professor Beware" to
the screen of the Coliseum Theatre
for the last times tonight.
For Professor Beware" Lloyd's
first picture in over a year and a
half. Nugent and the comedian HIM
self secuted the Hollywood field for
a new leading lady. They were sue
cessful in their quest when they
came across blonde Phyllis WEIGH,
only two weeks in Hollywood after
being imported from the Broadway
stage.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-22
Entertain with
Dessert Bridge

Misses Jean and Mary Wander
Leest entertained last evening with
siv tables at a dessert bridge at
their home on Main Street.
Baby chrysanthemums and mas
teriums were used in the decora-
tions. Mrs Betty Sharpe, who is
visiting here with her sister, Mrs
Bill Trumbo, was presented with a
visitors gift.
Prizes for the evening were won
by Edna Liston, first; Carol Rob-
ertson, second; and Betty Sharpe
consolation.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-22
Lewises Return South
On Steamer AIeutian.

r. F. Lewis, of the Juneau Water
Co., and Mrs. Lewis left last night
on the A1eutian after spending sew
eral weeks here, to return to their
home in Piedmont. California.
While in Juneau they renewed
acqtfair1tances and expressed the
desire to return here again next
summer.
Emuire Want Ads Bring Results,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-22
CONSERVATIVES
WOULD BOLT"

A man close to a purgee, one of
those Democratic Senators the Presi-
dent tried to squeeze out of the Sem
ate last year:
ut all defends on what the Dem
ocratic convention does in 1910. If
the convention names a. man ac-
ceptable to some of us the Presi-'
dent doesn't seem to like, all well
and good. But If the President tries
to run for third term, or tries to-
put one of his yes-men in the saddle
land succeeds in doing either-it
is my considered judgment that 80
percent of the conservative element
of the Democratic party will bolt.
Yes. and most of them will vote the
Republican ticketl'
"a Democratic Senator in the
economy bloc:
IF the President runs for third
term, he'll split the Democratic
party wide open That's all there
Is TO it; It's happened before that
way, and 1t will happen again."
There You have fair cross sec
ton of opinion In high places. Note
the variation of views. Yes. you've
guessed it. They are no more sure
of what it's all about than you ano
your neighbor. They argue just as
much as you and your neighbor
. And which of these men are
closest to being right? That's any
bodys guess. But remember that
both the Democratic and Republic
can opponents OF the President in
the rebellious House this year
agree that the Democratic party
can kiss and make up before disas-
ter occurs. with little harm done to
either side. Those opinions look
pretty fair to the experts who pro-
Tess no interest in the fate of either
party next year.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-22

The Book ALASKA, Revised and
Enlarged. Now On Sale; $I.0e.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-22
Mary FukuYama Is
Going TO Japan

Mary Fukuyama, last years grad
uate from the Juneau High School,
is leaving Friday on the Baranof
to attend school in Japan.
Miss Fukuyama will go to San
Francisco where she will visit the
Fair Leaving on the Asama of the
N.Y.K. Line from San Francisco,
she will go to Yokohama where she
plans to enter the Waseda Inter
national Institute. After two years
in this school she will enter doc
tors college.
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Political
Foreeasiing:
What II Means
tcontinued IRON s-age one,

the New Deal can win in the long
run by such tactics.
For instance; if the President
thought the country were going
Republican in 1910 i'm spite of every
thing he and the Democratic party
could do; he fight be tempted to
split. the Democrats. separating the
liberal sheep from the 'conserva-
tive goats, as he would put 1t, and
let us win in the process. Then he
could sit back on the sidelines kibitz-
ing for four years. hoping to get the
New Deal back into the saddle in
1914. 9 Hh
For that reason, we're not
counting our chickens before they
hatch, and the minority will be in
there voting solid, holding its lines
1 taut in the next Congress-"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-22
BRlDE-T0-BE IS
TO BE HON0RED

A ea-shower in honor of Lucille
Lynch, secretary in the Royal Blue
Cab office, and Cleo Commers of the
Yellow Cab Company, who are
shortly to be married, will be given
on Wednesday afternoon from to
o'clock by Mrs. Beulah Sund at
her apartment in the Baranof Hotel.
Mrs. j. " Hickey, Mrs. William
Reck and Marjorie Fountain will
pour
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-22
.ELK5 TO HOLD FINAL
SESSION ON SUMMER
SCHEDULE T0MORR0W

Last meeting of the Elks Lodge
on the summer schedule of twice.
a-month sessions will be held to-
morrow night, Secretary Merv Sides
said today. t.A
Beginning September l, the lodge
will meet every wednesday. night.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-22
NEAL BLANToN ON PRINCESS

Neal Blarnont brother to DR..
william P. Blanton is arriving this
afternoon on the Princess Louise
to visit here before returning to the
University of Washington where he
has, just completed the session of
summer school.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-08-22

the tepic looks doubt If ever such
migration Hollywood the boards planned
as this fall.
intention of listing all mites and mighes
who say they said to be Broadway but
in single rambling around it something like this
Paul talking length of his contract to open
in Maxwell Andersons key Largo" October
November
Mary Martin just arrived thrilling conversatonaly in her
chatter about the of Sailor Beware" Broad
wav and hardly mentioning Herbert first
picture Il
John Garfield still call him Julie in spite of the
studio dcum that should forever after be john talking
possibilities shows this fall with Margot Stevenson
arrival having her first real success since the
mogu plucked of You Can't Take 1t With YOU
Teddy telling he'll them in New YORK IN
Eddie Albert comic backface allowing tnal ne
glad Square Waiter huston sta'
ing wife Nan Sutherland
enough time here enjoy that amazing house OF
Arrowhead; Brian Aherne be-
the fact that will keep him here
until December.
really isn't any exodus you need have fears
will be plenty of make pictures
backtracking this fall than before
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-29
Macecha umofila hladem
pastorkyni.

V male obci Strehova u Zvo-
lenu sc prozradila hrozna ira
gedie, jejiz ob6t1 Sc stala sla-
bomyslna nestastnice. V teto
obci provdala sc v r. 1884 En-.
Janikovicova "a vdovce Micha
lfka k Will jeho hospodafstvl.
Michal1k byl otcem dvou detl,
tenkrat 11lete Petronely a A.
leteho OndTeje.
ODE tyto deti byly slabomy-
sine. a macecha S mimi cd zacat-
ku nelidsky zachazela. V lete
spavaly We stodole a V zine We
stall. Do domu vGbec nesmely
a bidnou straw dostavaly '
pfedsfni pred kuchyn1. Pred
dvema roxy rolnfk Michallk
zemrel a cd tie dolby Sc osud
nestastnych detf zhorsil. Ma
cecha, jiz pTekazely, je tyrala
bitim a hladem. Petronela,j ez
byla nemocna ma nohy, ko-
necne sc mohla pouze plazlt,
V poslednf dobe tax zeslabla.
re nemohla dobre pohybovat.
ale mececha chtela, ably 81 sa-
ma chodila Ike kuchyni pro jld'
10 a zakazala jej1mu bratrovi.
ably il jfdlo nosil. Ably neza.
hynula hladem, pokusila sc u.
bozacka odvleci Sc re stodoly
k domu, ale nemela dosti sill
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-29
Jeji zoufaly pokus zpozorova-

Jeji zoufaly pokus zpozorova-
Ii sousede, ktef1 Sc j ujali a
pTinutili nelidskou macechu,
aby il poskytla m1sto V obyt-
mem dome. Tam il odnesli a
ulozili ma postel. Pc jejich Cd
chodu vsak pfinesla selka sla-
mu, ma tn ubozacku shodila a
ieSte il ztloukla. Ma Shame
pax nestastnice zemfela. Smrt
jejf tragicky osud prozradlla
a c~etnictvo Sc ujalo vysetfoYa-
nj okolnostf, "a nichz pfisla o
zivot. Tu sc macecha nikte-
rak netajila sym zajmem pc
zbaven1 Sc obou nestastn1kd a
byla zatcena. Ucinilo Sc opa-
trent, ably Sc zlepsil osud chap
ce, jehoz cekal stejny konec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-29
Ze sporu O krasku vezeni a
nemocnice.

V MladobratTic1ch ma Mini
chovodradistsku sc nemohli
mladenci dohodnout, KIDD do
provod1 mistni krasku. Pred
hostincem 81 pockali bratrl Ko-
markove ma Vaclava Cinkaje-
va a domluvili mu tax dGklad-
ne, re napadeny utrpel tezky
otfes mozku, n6kolik zlomenin
a tezka vnitTnf zranen1. Puto-
val do nemocnice a bratry do
provodil mfsto devcete straz-
mix.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-29

co Jan delaval, kdyz on v Ze- :
lenach nebyl. Ale nez tuto my
slenku odhadl, neni-li pTilis
pffkra, Marticka, ably mu Cd
reknut1 znemoznila, utekla Sc
k divci lsti.
ga sama bych yam byla
vdecnou, kdybyste mne dopro-
vodil domG. Rano nebylo tax
zle, kdybych byla vedela, re Sc
zdvihne table prasenice, neby-
la bych ami sla do kostela. re
sousedni vesnice neni tn niko-
no a sama Sc ted boj1m. Budou
asi pres silnice zaveje a nasi
nevedi, jak Sc povetr1 zmenilo,
ably mi nekdo prisel naproti."
Plecity podival Sc ma Martic-
ku. Nemohl videti, jak Sc po-
tutelne usmiva, nebot mela ce-
lou hlavinku zahalenou We wy
sivany baslik, jake Sc tehdy v
!, zine Mostly a vykukovaly j z
i n6ho jen selmovska ocka a
mrazem zcervenaly nos1k.
"Mate slecno pravdu," Tekl
rychle Sc roZhodnuv.
"Pro devce je- dnes skutecne
ia poyazenou vydati sc v dnes-
a nj nepohode daleko cd domo-
va. Pojdme!"
Costa byla opravdu spatna
a ma nekolik m1stech musel
Plecity pomahati Marticce
J. pres zavej, ktera Sc kupila ma
uric silnice. Ma vrsku setkali
Sc S Janem, ktery Jim prise
J. vstT1c. Usm1val Sc, spatfiv pfl-
tele We spolecnosti sve sestry
ktere rekla, jake pochvalne u
znani: "Tak toho poustevni
y, ka prece vytahla?"
" "Nemohl jsem pTece slecnl
e. nechat j1ti samotnu V takoven
nj dnesnim pocas1," pravil Pleci
IT. ty jake ma omluvu sve navste
I'll Wy.
+, "I ia je tomu zvykla, lesni
h cke dlte," vyhrkl Jan nepfedlc
TX zene. Ale vyznamny pohle'
y sestrin poucil no, re nemluy
III dobfe, a Jan Sc hned domysli
. re Marticka primela Pleciteh
u k navsteve dnesnl nepohodol
a proto svuj vyrok hned zs
ma mlouval: "Dobra! PATTI
81 tvym dobrym vlastnostem tax
ezi galantnost k damam. Tai
no ,jen pojdte! V1tr fuel skute'
ne neurvale."
re, V lesovne vklouzla Martick
~ hned do kuchyne, Plecity okl
re nal 81 snih re zimnlku a S bot
ak vessel potion do pokoje, kde z
stihl rev1rn1ka sed1c1ho "a st
lem.
"No, to jsou k nam hoste
Ia vital no revlrn1k ironicky, p
zu- davaje mu ruku pres still. :
2, K max Sc vsak nezm1nil o to
10. proc odmlta pozvan1 a hned
81 hned zavedl hovor ma low.
"a VAN Sc div1m, re vas t
81 pluohati Sc pc lese ted, KID,
pc. je plny snehu," zakoncil.
mas je tomu jinak; je to ma
5 povolani, ale u vas Sc divlm,
enc Sc takove namaze podrobuJe
IAN dobrovolne."
SeJ- Plecity Sc jen usmal a odN
til: I zimn1 les a zimnl pfll
da ma sve osobite krasy. G,
vek jim vsak must rozume
ne, Pravy pfftel pffrody nepot'
10y Sc prfirodou jenom kdyz je
Wa jare pima probouzejlciho Sc
We vota, nybrz i V zine, kdyz
'r9- poc1va ztuhla spankem. N
.eo- drave stiny, ktere Sc TAIN
an zimnim lesem, jsou prave t
pu- krasne, jake pestre barry j
'ou s / leta. Ostatne ami V ZINE
ach nj les bez zivota."
've- "Inu, ovsem Wy jste poetic
Sc naladen," prerusil revlrnik
enc, no horovani pro krasy zir
'yla Ale ia 81 mysl1m, re lima
inn lima, a nikdy nenahradl kr;
y l6ta, jara, ba ami podzimu
.eua Vesla sem PAM revlrnlko
elej- aOy rleClCenH ahc nros+ :
elili, prlsla MaIClcAa' 10y phUSn
mes Sui ooeuu. ~ ocl
pr1nesly poIoln ~
zasednouti k obedu S ostatn
up1- q mezi jidlem otazala Sc p
TAX revfrnfkova Pleciteho:
Evening star., 1939-04-21
Mrs. Dunbar Plans
ToLeave Nav l

Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar, president
Of the General Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs, who returned this week
after attending State conventions in
North Carolina and Virginia, will
leave May l to attend the fedora
tion's council tn San Francisco, May
8-13.
Miss Vella A. Winner, director of
publicity and publications for the
federation and editor of the Club
woman. 6. r. W. c.. is the first Of
five sta11 members from the head
quarters here to leave for the coun-
Gil. Miss Winner. who will stop at
the Grand Canyon and will also visit
relatives in Pasadena and Los An
geles before the convention, leaves
today.
Mrs. Thalia S. Woods, Mrs. Dun
bars secretary. will leave April 70
to visit relatives in Phoenix, Ariz.,
before the convention. Mrs. Dun
bars assistant secretary, Mrs. Mil
dred Alters, and the assistant treas
urer. Miss Carrie Calvin. will leave
also on May and Mrs. Edna Farrell,
Miss Winners secretary. will leave
the following day.
More than SO reservations have
been made for the friendship tour
to Alaska to be conducted by Mrs,
Dunbar Immediately following the
convention. Mrs. Woods and Miss
Winner will be among those making
the trip.
Evening star., 1939-04-21
Marriage License
AppIicotions

driye NV: and Martha Holm6.fs. 50:
sohn S; MoIrissey; 80: PssIiladelDhia. sI e., Ps,,
PEa' E jude s Robert nE. {. Mattinsiy. att sAe' HILL
Robert l. judd: Is, 65 N St nv; and
nv: the Rev, L. J. Wempe.
William A. Anderson: 49,. and Vida L.
Conway. II. both Of 3546 18th st. NV;
the Rev. Carl H. McCord.
John W. Beall. 30. Landover. Nd. and
Camelia M. Anello. 10. 1890 Oates st.
ne: the Rev. A. H. Mckinley
John Havran. .27. and Bessie H. Wimpee
25. both Of 1903 14th st. NV. the
Rev. Ivan H. Duran.
Ima NJ. Rhodes 20. ia Park I'd. NV;
the Rev J. H. Durham.
Guy A. Barry. %. Roscommon. Mich,
and Esther NJ. Lizberg. %: $50 D It
Sidney R. Gehlert. "a. and Mary M
ptppold. q. both Of Baltimore, Nd;
James A. stroman. jr.. % 553e Jay st
st. st. nv: W. the Rev. William weaver. "
Russel P Digs, Il. I'LL 4eth s, ne.
worth ave. ne; the Rev. Leon s
Leon Bonner. %. 1893 14th st. nv: and
Dorothy Gilchrist. 10. 1909 10th st
NV: the Rev. George Glenn.
Evening star., 1939-04-21
Alpha Gamma
Delta Reunion

The Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae
Club of Washington and the alum
nae and undergraduate chapters at
Baltimore will observe Alpha
Gamma Deltas annual interna-
tional reunion day tomorrow with a
luncheon at Olney Inn. Miss Mar
garet Uhl OF Cleveland, Ohio, editor
OF the Alpha Gamma Delta Quar-
terly, will be the guest of honor.
Mrs. w. I. Sauter Is in charge of
arrangements.
Mrs. c. M. Durgin, president of the
Washington club, will be among
those to attend.
Mrs. c. M. Jansky, jr., first vice
president of the sorority, althoupn
member Of the WASHINGTON club
Will observe the day at Syracuse.
N. Y. IN her capacity as interna-
tional alumnae director.
Evening star., 1939-04-21
Legislator to Talk
At Lutheran RuIIy

Representative Henry O. Tale Of
Iowa and leaders in the Lutheran
churches of Washington will attend
the rally preceding the annual con-
vention of the Maryland Lutheran
Brotherhood May 81 and %, in
which Washington Lutherans are
to take part.
Representative Tale will be the
speaker at the event scheduled at
the Third Lutheran Church in
Baltimore May 21 at pm. Rev.
Howard E. Snyder. pastor of Atone
ment Lutheran Church, and other
prominent Lutherans will accom-
pany him to Baltimore.
Evening star., 1939-04-21
NaZinOva Receives
Woman's Party
Delegation

Nine. ALA Nazimova. starring in
The Mother" currently playing at
the National Theater, received
members Of the National Woman's
party, several members Of Congress
and sponsors and supporters of the
equal rights amendment 1T the
theater last night following her per-
formance. Nine. Nazimova Is q
member of the party.
Mrs. Amy c. Ransome of Cali
fornia, vice chairman of the Wom-
ans Party, presented the actress
with flowers in the party colors and
Helen Hunt West, editor of the pub
lication. Equal Rights, presented
her with sheet of equal rights
seals.
Mrs. Helen Robbins Bitterman of
Columbus, Ohio, chairman of the
Congressional Committee. who new
here for the show, and Caroline
Lexow Babcock. campaign secretary,
informally introduced to Nine.
Nazimova, Senator j. G. Townsend,
jr., of Delaware, Senator Carl A.
Hatch of New Mexico. Senator
Evening star., 1939-04-21
Alliance Parlev

A large delegation from the Wom-
ems Alliance and the Business and
Professional Women's Alliance of All
Souls Unitarian Church is attend
ing . conference of Southern
Neighbors" In Fredericksburg, Va.
this week. The delegation is headed
by Mrs. Eugene Mueller, regional
vice president: Mrs. Edward H. Hor-
ton. regional director, and Mrs. John
Strother, president of the local al
lance.
Evening star., 1939-04-21
Named

committees for the annual card
party of the Woman's Democratic
Cluo OF Leland, Chevy Chase, Nd,
to be held Wednesday night at the
new recreation center on Norwood
drive, have been announced by
Mrs. Robert Amiss, finance chair
man, as follows: Arrangements, Mrs
Arthur Metcalf and Mrs. Archibald
Smith; tickets, Mrs. Edward Adams
and Mrs. George Smith: hostesses,
Mrs. William c. O'Brien and Mrs.
Clayton LANCER; refreshments, Mrs.
William Knapp, Mrs. Bertis Ball,
Mrs. Emmet McCaffery, Mrs. Mar
cia Smith, Mrs. Oliver Turner and
Miss Olivia knight.
Evening star., 1939-04-21
'Y in Latin
America
Praised
Secretary in Chile
Is Speaker at
Luncheon

Self-confldence, q wider freedom
health education and the opening OF
professional and industrial fields Q.
means of self support are among
the benefits which women of Latin
America have received through Y
w. c. A. training. declared Miss
Elisa Cortes, Y. w. c. A. secretary in
Chile, at the Pan Americ a n
luncheon. sponsored by the World
Fellowship and National Interpreta-
ton and Support Committees of the
Y. w. c. A., yesterday in Barker
Hall.
Miss Cortes, a native of Mexico
was educated in the United States,
starting pioneer work for the Y. w.
G. A. in South America q years ago.
In the past quarter century, she
said. the women in South America
have changed from tinlid "Juhets'
with mantillas and roses in their
hair to self-conhdent and inde-
pendent women who are self sup
porting in large numbers.
In return for the education and
assistance given them by the Y. w.
G. A., they have returned loyalty
and personal and financial assist
ance to the association, Miss Cortes
said, although the men in our
country still hold the purse strings" "
Continued assistance from the Amer
ican Y. w. c. A. is greatly needed
in all the South American countries,
she added, ito help keep the spirit
Of democracy aloft and to bridge the
way to peace"
A large group from the Latin
American diplomatic set attended
the luncheon, including Sonora de
Gazitua. wife of the charge d'affaires
Of the Chilean Embassy; Sonora de
Baron. wife Of the minister counselor
and charge d'affaires of the Cuban
Embassy: Sonora de Recinos, wife
Of the Minister from Guatemala:
Sonora de Crespo. wife of the first
secretary of the Ecuadoran Embassy;
Sonora de Castro, wife of the Min
lister from Ell Salvador; Sonora de
Briceno, wife of the secretary of the
Panamanian Legation: Sonora de
1nsfran, wife of the counselor of the
Legation of Paraguay, and Sonora
de Caceres, wife of the first secre-
tary and charge d'affaires of the
Legation of Honduras.
Mrs William S. Culbertson. chair
man of the World Fellowship Com
mittee, presided.
Others attending were Mrs. Will
liam Lee Corbin, president of the
District Y. w. c. A.: Mrs. Wilson
Compton. vice president; Mrs. Har-
Ian Fiske Stone, chairman of the
Board of Trustees: Mrs. Henry A.
Wallace. Mrs. Stanley Forman Reed,
Miss Mabel Vernon. Miss Mary
Winslow and Mrs. Concha James.
Evening star., 1939-04-21
w. c.. T. L. Meeting

The North Capitol w. c. T. U. met
at the home of Miss Virginia Lorentz
on Seaton place NV. with the pres
ldent. Mrs. Mary Arnold, presiding.
The devotions were given by Miss
Frances Birge of the North Capitol
Senior L. T. L., followed with prayer
BY Jesse Watt, president of the
Senior L. T. L. Mrs. j. H. Neale of
the Central Union Mission gave a
talk on her work. After the meeting,
refreshments were served by the
hostess and readings were given by
Frances Birge and Jesse Watt.
Evening star., 1939-04-21
Sorority Celebrates

Alpha Theta Beta national non-
academic sorority celebrated the 4tf,
anniversary Of Beta Chi Chapter
and the installation of a new men,
ber at dinner at the Raleigh Hotel
last night.
Miss Katherine E. Burns, the new
member. Is the fourth of the Burns
sisters to become q member of the
chapter. Her sisters, Miss Edith
Burns. Mrs. Frances Kolb and Mrs.
Margaret McLindon attended the
dinner.
Evening star., 1939-04-21
Party CHANGED

The spring card party Of the
District Housekeepers' Alliance,
scheduled for 2 pm. Thursday, will
be held at the home of Mrs. Paul j.
Christian. 37ll Huntington street
NV, instead of at the home of
Mrs. William Trauty as was first
planned, 1t has been announced.
Mrs. Alexander HOWE is a new
member of the alliance.
Evening star., 1939-04-21

Ernest w. Gibson Of Vermont, Sem
ator Warren r. Austin Of Vermont,
Representative Louis Ludlow of In
diana, Representative Ambrose Ken
Evening star., 1939-04-21
Births Reported

Edward and Mary Stone. girl.
John and Iona Atkins, girl
Marshall and Doretta Jones. jr.. girl
Rudolph and Cyrena Shillin boy.
Charles and Lena Williams. boy.
Vernon and Elizabeth Iseli, girl.
Maxwell ard Helena Fulcher, boy.
Edgar and Alice Slater. boy.
Louis and Elsa Castillo. girl.
Edgar and Germaine Huston. Girl.
John and Clara Joyner. boy
Startling and Helen Ely. boy
Louis and Dorothy Hoge, girl.
Horace and Elaine Stevenson. boy.
Basil and Josephine Peterson, girl.
Sam and Willie Lee Lucas. girl.
Benny and Mary Jackson. boy
John and Zelma Harrison. boy.
Alfred and Eulie Jackson. boy.
Clarence and Beatrice Howard. boy.
Evening star., 1939-04-21
Event POSTPONED

The Oeng Shabbat, sponsored by
the Washington Chapter of Hadas-
sab, has been postponed from to-
morrow TO April % at 2:3O pm. at
the home of Mrs. Max Pasternak,
4l02 Harrison street NV.
Evening star., 1939-04-21

nedy Of Maryland and Representa-
tive U. S. Guyer Of Kansas, several
o. whom were accompanied by their
wives and friends.
Evening star., 1939-04-21
Deaths Reported

Mary Mason Barnes. 80. 341e 3oth st. NV.
Henry Warren. ii Emergency Hospital.
Lillie II. Stull: 80, 1000 Monroe st. NV.
Francis M. OBannon. so. 631 st. ne.
larRery r. Ekins. AZ, 134S Potomac ave.
Sc.
Emmett Carter. Al, Potomac River.
Eleanor 1onas. 80. Gallinser Municipal
MfISSin MS!n3t.i Brown. 3d. Garfield Memorial
Blanche c Lynskey. 20, oallineer Munich
May = ;sroVn. 90. o.llinser Municipal
lottie cstiett. SO. 1880 srd st. NV.
John Williams 5s. Gallinger Municipal
Hospital.
william II. Sale. 56. GAL 2nd st. ne.
Daniel Washington. "a, GallinRer Municipal
Hospital.
Mary Jackson, "a. Garfield Memorial Hos
ulysis 9. Weaver, 80. 1910 Swami st. NV.
John = fleming, 20. 1928 5th St: NV.
Hospital.