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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-08-05

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Evening star., 1939-10-29
Grace Episcopal :.
Church Benefit
Patrons Announced

Mrs. Roosevelt heads the list Of
patrons and patronesses for the an
nual ball for the benefit of the Guild
OF Grace Episcopal Church, Friday
evening, November 10. at 10 o'clock
at the Sulgrave Club. The Rev.
Meade Bolton MacBryde, pastor OF
the church, is arranging the benefit.
Others who are sponsoring the
function are Mrs. Cordell Hull, Ad-
miral and Mrs. Frank Hodge Clarke,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jennings
Price. Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Hampton
Ellis, Gen. and Mrs. Frederick Cole
man, Col. and Mrs. Joseph Cecil,
Col. and Mrs. Wrisley Brown, 1t.
Col. and Mrs. Joseph Clinton Tribby,
Maj. and Mrs Richard D. La Garde,
Maj. and Mrs. Davis B. Wills, Baron
and Baroness MaXimilian Won Pagen-
hardt, DR.. and Mrs. Mazarin C.
Dollman, Mr. and Mrs. James M.
Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Paul
King, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S. Fuller,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker Hol-
combe, Mr.. and Mrs John L. Proctor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sim Lee, Mr..
and Mrs. William Laird Dunlop, jr.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charming Moore Boil
ton. Mrs. Henry Alvah Strong, Mrs.
William Wheatley, Mrs. James M.
Gillian, Mrs. Horace Reynolds
Shares, Mrs. c. A. Swami Sinclair
and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Conrad,
Evening star., 1939-10-29
Pilgrim Aides
of Cathedral
Honor E. N. Lewis

The Pilgrim Aides Of Washington
Cathedral held their monthly meet
ing. on Tuesday in the Cathedral
library. The decorations and re-
freshments carried out the Hal
loween theme.
Mrs. James A. SALESMAN, director
Of the Pilgrim Aides. presided.
Addresses were made by Canon
William M. Bradner, Edwin N. Lewis,
editor of the Cathedral Age and
executive secretary of the National
Cathedral Association, and Paul
Galloway, the new Cathedral Or
ganiSt and choirmaster.
The nostesses for the evening were
Mrs. James A. SALESMAN, Mrs. Nor
ris NARROW, Mrs. Nina Tribe and
Mrs. Charles Hamilton.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Lewis
address, in which he told of his
resignation from the Cathedral to
accept an executive position with a
leading American industry, he and
his wife were presented with BEAU
tiful flower bowl and bus vases
made of cathedral-stained glass. as
gift from the Pilgrim Aides group.
Mr.. Lewis was instrumental in the
founding of this group of volunteer
Evening star., 1939-10-29
Thanksgiving
Ball Plans
Under Way
Proceeds to Aid
Settlement House
In Georgetown

Elaborate plans are under way
for the Thanksgiving Ball to be held
at Hotel 2400 November "a. Spe-
cial features of the event will in
clude floor show and a debutante
cotillion.
The committee in charge of the
event includes Miss Mary Morris
Wright, chairman; Bambie McKen-
ma, Aileen Wrightson. Janice Punch,
Suzanne Happier, Betty Wright
Alice Blair, Martha Talley, Gertrude
Pearson and Kearsley Caldwell.
These girls have been giving their
time at a settlement house in
Georgetown, where they have con-
Quoted classes and clubs for UNDER
privileged children. These volun-
teer workers are not trained social
workers, but by working with the
staff, who have given freely of their
time, they have been able to recog-
nize the needs of this particular
group of children. The proceeds of
this ball will be used to furnish
recreational facilities for these chill
dren.
The Floor Committee includes the
Messrs. Jack Porter, Tommy Tighe
Josef Blair, Cecil Beasley, Alex
Schnee, John Hamilton, Bill Ster-
rett, Charles Koester, Ernest Mech
lin, jr.; John Dent. Tom Smoot
Frank Sterrett. Paul Haney, Andrew
Simonpietri and Wilmer Mechlin.
Justice James C. McReynolds
heads the list of patrons, which in
cludes Mrs. Cordell Hull, Lady Lii
liam Pascoe- -Rutter, the former Lii
liam Hendricks; Mrs. Wade H. Ellis
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Thomas Hol-
comb Mr. and Mrs Howard A. Gray
and Mr.. Hugh Clegg.
Evening star., 1939-10-29

VI NIL anu MIS-. hHdDeIlSQue ana
the 35th anniversary of Mr..
Knabenshues first flight in his
dirigible in America, which took
place at the st. Louis Exposition in
1904.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rowen of
Washington were the honor guests
last evening at the buffet supper
given by Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Treaner, jr, in their home in Buck
ingham. Mr.. and Mrs. RoWen with
their son, Paul Rowen, jr, are soon
to leave on an extensive trip which
will include Mexico, California and
the Northwest. On their return to
the East in May they will make
their home in Boston.
Mrs. r. B. Dunning
Arrives for Visit.
Mrs. R. Beemer Dunning of Bal
boa Island, Calf, arrived yesterday
to spend month with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Kathryn Lawrence, in
Cherrydale. Mrs. Dunning came
east during the late summer and
has been visiting her children in
New York and Pennsylvania. Fri
day evening Mrs. Lawrence enter
tanned at musicale, followed by
a buffet supper. The guests we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard Hanshaw,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Leder, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. S. Bender, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Townsend Tracy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Ballinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Alexander
Woodrum, jr., of Buckinham have
as their guests Mrs. Woodruff s
Evening star., 1939-10-29
Silver Tea
Aid Home
For the Aged
Institution on
Wisconsin Avenue
Will Benefit

The Board of Lady Managers for
the Aged Women's Home, 1855 Wis
consin avenue, has completed plans
for the silver yea at the home We'd
nesday afternoon from until Z
o'clock.
This event, given annually, is a
highlight in the lives of the women
who reside in the home and is the
only social activity at the institu-
ton each year. There are now 13
guests at the home and new room
has been opened in order to care
for another elderly woman who Is
without any means of support. The
home, with the exception of a small
endowment fund, depends upon
friends for support. 1t is hoped that
a sum large enough to care for the
extra room will be raised at the tea
Wednesday. The home was organ
lied in 1868 and the guests taken
care Of there are only those who
have no livelihood whatever.
Receiving at the tea will be the
officers Of the board, including Mrs.
j. Louis Freeman, president: Miss
Virginia Brown, vice president: Mrs.
Leroy King, secretary ry-manager, and
Miss Marjorie Rankin, treasurer.
Other members of the board are
Mrs. Louis Heiston, Mrs. Ernest
Bachshemid, Miss Mamie Kurtz,
Miss Ann McCleary, Miss Janet Rec
side, Mrs. Edith Allen, Mrs. John
Reeves, Mrs. A. E. Rheinstrom, Mrs.
Norman Brooke and Mrs. Stanley
Falck.
A feature of the tea will be the
sale of cake and fancy articles made
by the ladies who live at the home.
Evening star., 1939-10-29

jr. of Arlington Village have as
their guests for week Mrs. Nc
Menimens mother, Mrs. H. j. Bill
Kingsley, and her sister, Mrs. E. F.
Adams of ToWnley, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Welborn
Halloween Party Hosts.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. York Welborn
were hosts last evening in their
home in Cherrydale at Halo
ween costume party. At the class
of the evening buffet supper was
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward v. Byrne
of Lyon Village. accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Harrison and their
children, Miss Isabel and Mr.. Lloyd
Harrison, jr., are spending the week
end in the Pocono Mountains Of
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Sim
mons returned to the county last
week and are in their home at 1920
North Utah street. Mr.. and Mrs.
Simmons for several years lived in
Little Rock, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter T. Hudgins
have as their weekend guest in
their home in Buckingham Mrs.
Hudgins niece, Miss Virginia
Shearer, student at Madison Col
lege in Harrisonburg, Va,
Evening star., 1939-10-29
Outstanding Parties Today
In Arlington County
MIR. and Mrs. Stuart A. Rice
TO Entertain at Cocktails;
knabenshues to Be Feted

The chairman Of the
Mrs Rice
their home in Beehwood Circle honor Of their
Rex Crawford Philadelphia
Mrs Charles Leavy, Mrs. Thomas Connor
Mrs Edward Acheson,
and Mrs. Powell
DR.. Crawford chairman department sociology
Mr. and Mrs Roy Knabenhue will be feed evening
Evening star., 1939-10-29
Series of Parties Given
1nLower Montgomery
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Stokes
And MIR. and Mrs. McManaWav
Hosts in Bethesda Vicinity

Beginning with cocktail party evening Forest
and this afternoon Wesboro residents
communities have through
The cocktail party evening
Samuel Stokes and small which
friends OF the host invited
received their
James Shannon
and aternaed at the table with Mrs F. w. who
her recent the former Kmba Montgomery
H.
The tea this afternoon at the home the assistant director
Evening star., 1939-10-29

also be a small party. Guests Will
be invited from to 6 o'clock and
the hostess will have her sister,
Mrs. Jordan Bentley, as her only
assistant. The party will be held
In the new home in the Westboro
section of Bethesda into which Mr.
and Mrs. McManaway recently
moved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin
Hosts at Birthday Party.
Another party held in the Bethes-
da community during the week end
was that which Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Larkin of Burning Tree Road gave
Friday evening for Mrs. Larkin S
mother, Mrs. Edward H. Bancker.
Mrs. Bancker celebrated her seven
tieth birthday Friday and in honor
of the occasion the supper table was
decrated with a large cake trimmed
with 10 candles. Mrs. Bancker came
from Brooklyn to celebrate her
birthday at her daughters home
and will remain here for a fort
nights visit.
Next Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Edward
M. Willis will entertain at a tea in
honor of their son, Mr.. Richard
Troth Willis. and his bride, who is
the former Miss Asunta Louise Her.
bert, whose marriage took place Oc-
tober % in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis were among
the earliest residents of the Battery
Park-Edgemoor community and have
been active in its development, and
the guests at the tea will include
many of the older residents of the
neighborhood as well as the friends
of the guests of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
Will Go to Norfolk.
. Mr. and Mrs. j. Henry Brown
OF Alta Vista will go to Norfolk, Va,
this week to visit Mr.. Browns sister,
Mrs. J. c. Ruhe, and his father, Mr..
Moses Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Brown
will leave next week for their winter
home in Fort Myers, Fla, to stay
until March or April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Koones
will return to Edgemoor this week
after trip to San Francisco, Calf,
and other points on the West Coast.
Mrs. Koones mother, Mrs c. B.
Ledig, who has been at the Koones
home during their absence. will re-
main with them during the winter.
1t. Col. F. w. Browne, U. S. A..
and Mrs. Browne have returned
from Little Rock, Ark. where they
visited their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Browne. and
are again at their home in Chevy
Chase Gardens They will be Joined
this week by Miss Katharine Wood
ford who has returned to the United
States after many years as head of
the language department of the
public schools of Honolulu. Miss
Woodford will be in Chevy Chase
Gardens for several weeks.
Mrs. Donnell B. Young and her
daughter. Miss Barbara Young of
Greenwich Forest. entertained a
few of Miss Young's school friends
at a luncheon Friday.
Miss Elaine Offutt
Visiting at Annapolis.
Miss Elaine Offutt of Bethesda
went to Annapolis yesterday to
spend the week end with her
brother-in-law and sister, 1t. Will
liam Charles Fortune and Mrs. For
tune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson Harrison
and their sons, Mr. Robert Harrison
and Mr.. Thomas Harrison, are week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
D. Croft in Baltimore.
Mrs. Gordon M. Kline of Battery
Park will entertain at luncheon
Wednesday in honor of Mrs Francis
c. Maley of Bethesda and her
mother, Mrs. H. B. Landgraf, who
returned during the week from a
summers visit on the West Coast
Evening star., 1939-10-29

Of his remarks. invited the aides
and others present to accompany
him to the Cathedral, where he gave
an impromptu recital on the great
organ.
Evening star., 1939-10-29

women workers and was its head
for a number Of years. Mrs. Lewis
is a Pilgrim Aide and has served in
that capacity for a number Of years.
Mr.. Galloway, at the conclusion
Evening star., 1939-10-29

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Lanier of Huntsville, Ala.
Mrs. H. Preston Dawson of New
York is spending the winter with
her. son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. William Carpenter, in Co.
lonial Village.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ McMenimen,
La gaceta., 1939-03-16

MIA. Cruz6 la frontera a la una
de la madrugada.
Fieramente Sc combate hoy
en- las Gales de Chust la capital
del territoriO conquistado.
Las tropas polacas, segin Sc
dice, v~itorearm a las hGngaras
cuando estas llegaron a la from
terra.
Todo indica que el avance del
ejercito hingaro Sc hizo de COM
pleto acuerdO con Hitler.
FL area de la Ukrania de los
Carpatos es de 4,206 millas cua-
dradas y una poblaci6n de $751;
1874 habitantes.
Cuando Ell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
prodrcido por el pacto de Mu-
Mich, Hungria recibi6 4,495 mi
las cuadradas y una pOblaei6n
de 1927, 900 habitantes.
Polonia, aprovechando la mis-
ma ocasi6n, Sc apoder6 de 400
millas cuadradas y 241,000 ha-
bitar 'es.
La gaceta., 1939-03-16

MADRID, Mario 16.-La
capital ha recuperado su apa-
riencia dentro de las circuns-
tancias de la guerra, mientras
aparentemente Sc negocia la
paz, aunque NADIA sc sabe. Tea
tros y cinemas Sc reabrieron y
los n'nos juegan en- las barri-
cadas.
Ahora Sc ha revelado que la
sublevaci6n contra ell Consejo
era mucho mayor de 10 que Sc
habia dicho.
Los comuniGtas funTon doml
nados a pesar de que tcnian Ell
cuerpo, ell segundo y
.parte lel tercero. Cascade te-
MIA Ell resto del tercerO. ell Guar
IT,, {. Luinto. .os car .brherOs y
la policla de choque.
La confusion entire los Soda
dos era grande y muchos COM
batieron por ideas que no eran
las suyas.
Muchos de los que comba-
tieron bajo la bandera comu-
nista no eran comunistas, sine
hombres a los cuales Sc hizo
Greer que oponerse a Cascade
era 10 mismo que oponerse a
Franco.
Mantenian los comunistas
que Cascade habia %prometido
entregar, por la TRACTION, TODD
eel territorio republican,.
Casado ha dispuseto la ex-
pulsi6n de la zona leal, por fal
scar los hechos, a Henry Shield
corresponsal del diario comu-
nista Daily Worker, de Nue.
va York.
FL gabinete acord6 desmovi-
-
liar a los hombres de AZ y As
amos y a las classes reclutadas
aunque tenian defectos ffsicos.
Las noticias de Burgos indi-
can que SO tomaran medidas
de repression contra los repu-
Nicanos, q la bora de Ia paz,
no importa las promesas que
puedsB hscer algunos.
| BurSds nisga hShey STABLE
La gaceta., 1939-03-16
.UN AGENTE DE ASEGUROS
NOMBRADO DIRECTOR A
SCCIADO DE LOS FABRI-
CANTES DE TABACOS

I'm agente de aseguros Ell Sr.
Glen Evins. recientemente nom
brado director asociado de la SO
ciedad de Fabricantes de Taba-
Ios de Tampa, manifesto hoy
que iniciara una campaha para
despertar a los hombres de ne
gocios de Tampa a la realization
de que la indrstria tabacalera 80
nos es,a marchando lentamen-
te.
Evins actuara, al decir de los
fabricantes, como un eslab6n de
ccntacto entire los "manufactu-
reros" y los hombres de nego-
clos de Tampa.
"Muchos de los hombres de
negOciOs de Tampa no parece
comprender los problemas de la
industrial.
Evins promote hablar sobre el
particular, en- los clubs civicos,
tan prOnto Sc relacione con la
industrial, qre 81 tampOco como
ce.
"No hay manera de eyadir 81
hecho de que hay ahora en- Tam
pa la mitad de las fabricas que
habia hace Is amos, que sc paga
la mitad de 10 que Sc pagaba y
que solo trabajan la mitad de lot
que antes elaboraban la RIGA no
ia'. Els ell deber de los hombres
de negociOs ayudar a los fabri-
cantes y las UniOnes de trabaja-
dores a resolver el misterio que
tan profundamente inluieta a la
industrial.
Aparese ahora la industrial
como una embarcaci6n cue Sc
esta hundiendo lentamente.
La gaceta., 1939-03-16
HITLER DECLARE PROTEC-
TORADO A
BOHEMIA Y MORAVIA
Las leyes raciales seran impues
tas a Checos y E~slovacos

Prega, Mario 16.-Desde ell
castillo de los antiques reyes de
Bohemia, Adolfo Hitler expi-
do hoy un decreto, leido al p1-
blico por Joachim Won Ribben
trop, en- ell cual establece q
Bohemia y Moravia como un
protectorado aut6nomo, inte-
granite del territorio de la
.Grande Alemania.
Moravia y Bohemia tienen
una extenci6n de 1853 millas
cuadradas y una poblaci6n de
6,804,876 habitantes.
Eslovaquia, otro de los te-
rritorios dominados por Hitler
tiene una poblaci6n de 2,450,-
600 y una extension territorial
de ID, 900 millas cuadradas.
Bohemia y Moravia, 10 mis'
o que Eslovaquia, quedaran 81
metidas a las leyes raciales
que imponen la persecution de
los hebreos. Algunos judios Sc
suicidaron aver. 'Los Iudios,
segGn Hitler, no pueden ad-
quir'r la ciudadania alemana.'
La dictsdura alemana con-
cede a los territories conQuis-
tados, puestos baio el mando
de generates alemanes, "la adj.
minitsrali6n de sus propios a.
suntos."
La gaceta., 1939-03-16
Sc SUICIDE Ell CONOCIDO
JOVEN LATINO ANTONIO
CGy6 SObre Ell TechO
del TeatrO Florida

I'm conocido joven latino te-
nedor de libros de una fabrica
de esta ciudad, Antonio Chiara-
monte, de 81 amos Sc suicide a.
yer arrojandOse desde un move
no piso del edificio del Banco de
los CiudadanOs y cayendo sobre
ell techo del teatro Florida la ca
= contigua.
Tony Chiaramonse, pariente
lei suicida, vic cOrrer a Antonio
hacia una ventana y saltar, pc
70 no pt do contenerlo.
RocOgferon al duyyFnturado
ciudadano y lie hevaron al hos
pital Municipal, dOnde dej6 de
existir dos hOras despues, a las
6 de la tarde.
La noticia de su muerte pro-
dujo honda pena en- nnestros
circulOs sOciales, en- los cuales
es muy apreciada la familia
Chiaramonte.
lie sobreviven sus padres, es-
pesos F. G.. Chiaramonte; tres
hermanas, Felicia, Rosa y Fran
ces y dos hermanos, Jorge y AL,
este 1ltimo miembro de la jun
ia de educaci6n del Condado.
FL entierro Sc efectuara hoy,
a las cinco de la tarde.
A la atribulada Y distinguida
familia, envia este peri6dico su
ma sentijo pesame.
Pertenecia a la Unione Italia
nA, Ia Orden Hijos de Italia y
otras sociedades y logias.
La gaceta., 1939-03-16

Entraron los "nazis" barba-
ros en- PEaga y a la cabeza ell in
dividuo demente del bigotin.
FL pueblo checo, en- silencio,
vic como Ell invascr Sc apodera-
ba de 10 suyo.
Dos rep1blicas han sido ase-
sinadas en- los 1ltimos meses por
ell dictator nazis Y una tercera,
Espana, lleva va en- la espalda
la daga del tirano de Roma.
Pero sobre toda la desver-
gIenza de 10 que sucede, dos
nombres equivalen hoy a opro-
bio Y villania en- ell mundo:
Chamberlain y Daladier.
La gaceta., 1939-03-16
HABEAS CORPUS A FAVOR
DE PARADES

FL abogado Huntley presen-
to hoy un recurso de habeas cor
pus, en- 10 Corte del Circuito, con
ell fin de Obtener la libertad dc
Valeriano Parades dueho de un
cafe de la avenida de Nebraska,
que do muerte a un individuo
apellidado Hussey por Greer que
este iba a asaltar y robar 81 es-
tablecimiento.
Parades fr6 detenido aver Y
levado a la carcel, pOr contradic
clones que Ell a~sistente fiscal Um
stot dijo apreciar.
Intervene en- la investigation
el jefe de detectives Bush.
La gaceta., 1939-03-16

Espaha, herida por la espalda,
herida por Chamberlain y Dalai
der, los mismos que vendieron a
Checoeslovaquia, va a ser entire
gada a los fascistas de Franco.
La Rep6blica, ahora en- manos
del Consejo Nacional de Defen-
sa, tendra que rendirse a Fran
co, en- paz honroSa o no.
Francia e Inglaterra, que lie
habfan cerrado las puertas del
concrete de armas a Espana, re
conocieron a Franco. e inmedia
tamente hicieron saber que los
millones de pesos de la Rep1bli-
o., depOsitados en- los bancos de
Londres y Paris, serian entrega-
dos al general traidor 81 este Sc
mQstraba "razonable".
Despu6s de la TRACTION, ell pri-
mef acto fue arrebatarle ell dine
70 a su legitimo duehO y rsarlo
como anzuelo cerca del enemigo
de la democracia y de la JUST
cia social.
Traicionaron al pueblo espa-
mol y ahora, con el dinero del
pueblo espahol lie hacen PROPOSE
clones a Franco.
les possible que la Repdb,ica
pueda pantener la guerra sin d.
nero, sin aeroplanos, sin cano-
neS?...
Pechos valientes los hay, q
millones, en- Madrid, Valencia y
en- TODD 81 teryitor!o Apublica-
no; pero Ia guerra demanda, q
demas del vsior individual, los
armamcntos &c. algo que solo Ell
dinero puede comprar.
Primero lie negaron a Espaha
las armas, violando el derecho
international; despues recono-
cieron al traidor, al sedicioso, al
enemigo del pueblo; mas tarde
le quitaron el ORC de la Repdbl!'
"a, a ore hisn Sdquirdo, y aho'
% parultau cue los baseos d
La gaceta., 1939-03-16

Muchc nos place elOgiar de
nuevo a. juez federal Alderman
por su generosa decision en- Ell
.aso de Fernando Bufuel.
Buhuel sali6 de Espana a ha-
Ger propaganda en- favor de la
Cruz Roja EspahOla y no pudo
sacar los reeursos que necesita-
ba.
La Cruz Roja no le di6 dinero
y el parti6 con unos crantos do
lares, la collection de mOnedas
de su familia, dos mantones y
unas joyas de gran valor :.
Cometi6 una equivocacion, I'm
error, de no declarar las joyas
en- la aduana -.
FL juez Akerman apreci6 ell
problema en- todas sus Eases Y lie
suspendi6 la sentencia a TN HON
bre bueno y leal.
Salud!