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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-09
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Announcements

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ANoW THE WATER sTRATAs
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Hardware

GIVE WEAR-EVER ALUMINIUM
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day and select one or more of these
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complete. Gregg Bros. Hardware.
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Loans

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instruction

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typy, Comptumeter. and all bust
ness subjects taught. Mrs. Notes
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dow Unit, completely balanced,
weather stripped and chemically
treated to prevent rot. :. Why not
use this up-to-date window? Dial
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ton. Why? TO increase nightly
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baths, large lot; ideal for Tourist
home. See H. F. Wilder, Dial 4932.
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Household Goods

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Suite, used, like new. Bar all.
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Eating Places

CONCEDED THE BEST OYSTER
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Steaks. Fish, Chicken or Shrimp
at Capt. Ben's. Call County 1913.
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COMPLETE LINE OF LEATHER
goods of all kinds, reasonably
priced. o. H. Shoemaker's, Dial
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-06

ever plundered the high seas-for
the greater glory of his Queen.
Thrills, excitement, spell-binding
adventure, tender romance a r e
blended in generous proportion to
make 1.-THE Sea Hawk the years
best bet in screen entertainment.
Enrol Flynn has seldom had a
role. that shows to better advan-
tage his magnificent talents and
compelling screen personality, He
is completely at home in his por-
trayal of Sir Godfrey Thorpe, dar-
ing %privateer who engages in pira-
teal pursuits against Britain's en-
emies. In this, he has the unofficial
approval of Queen Elizabeth Flora
Robson portrays the good Queen
Bess in film, and seldom has the
redoubtable monarch received bet
ter treatment in the hands of an
actress.
Featured with Flynn in '"Tne
Sea Hawk are Brenda Marshall,
as his Spanish light Glove, Claude
Rains, Donald Crisp, Alan Hale,
William Lundigan and Una O'Con-
nor.
News of the Day features high
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-06
BY RUTH MILLETT

non't turn up your nose at the
III who doesn't hesitate to let the
s%rosnect of a draft help her land
her young man.
what's wrong in her accepting
little help from fate? Fate may
Eve worked against her in her
natural desire to marry and have
a home.
The young man she wants may
ous been h~esitating about mar
r;aoe thinking it would be better
~ wait until he is making more
monev-or there is at least the
%nrospect of a promotion in sight.
"sbe Amt Gettin' Any Younger
The girl is older than girls used
IN be when they married-and as
The saving goes, "she amt gettin'
any younger
81 all in all-she has found that
# isn't easy today for a girl to
accomplish the ambition of all wo-
men-to marry and start a family.
If she isn't too high-minded to
accept a little help from a draft
hill. that is her business.
And maybe she isn't a unpatrio-
tic as you first suppose.
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lights of happenings throughout the
world. 2
I'm OLD SANTA FE''
FEATURED AT BIJOI

Ken Maynard, in his latest &C
t~ion-thriller, "In Old Santa Fe'
will be offered at Tile Dijou thea
ire for two days beginning today
II is with pleasure that we tel
you this for it is our firm BELIEF
that this is by far the best pic
ture Maynard has ever made ano
that's going some.
I'm Old Santa Fe" has every.
thing that the thrill seeker looks
for and to break the breath taking
sequences here and there a de-
lightful love story has been inter
woven into the plot with beautiful
Evalyn Knapp as the girl Of Ken's
heart.
Among some of the many out
standing thrills in In Old Santa
Fe" might be mentioned the hair
raising cross country horse race
with the cowboys risking tn e /
necks to win; the blood-chilling
fist battle between Ken and the
menace" from the East; the
fast-riding and the almost human
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-06
Birthday Party

Mrs. D. T. Brew delightfully."- en-
tertained Tuesday evening honorine
her husband with a surprise birth.
day party. Bingo and other games
were played. Prizes were awarded
to Perry Spivey, Miss Hertha
Sanders and Mrs. S. G.. Cachett. Fol.
lowing the games a fruit salad course
was served.
Those attending were Mrs. r. D.
McCurdy, Mrs. ]. F. Nelson, Mrs
Caldwell Nelson, Mrs. Dillon Ganey,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ganey, Misses
Lois Holland, Geraldine Dempsey,
Frances Ganey, Hertha Sanders,
Carolyn Tush, Dorothy and Louise
Mcintyre, Gladys Perry, Lois Gainey,
Sonnie Gainey, w. D. Nelson, w.
Sanders, Dimpsey Gainey, Perry
Spivey, Dillon Ganey, Jr., George
Ganey, Jr., Norman Waters, Carl
Brew, Ray Brew, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Cor
bett, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Tucker
and Damey Brew.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-06
Movie Revues
TO CHINO" is
FEATURED AT ROYAL

Turning from his customary cow
man or sheriff portrayals to take
the role of a postal inspector in
vestigating Irregularities in the
U. S. mails, George O'Brien has
one of the most colorful roles of
his career in Stage To Chino"
which opens at the Royal today.
In this exciting film, the popular
outdoor star scores up the 10Th
of his highly successful acting-dra-
mas for the same company. Rank
ing as the best-liked western star
of the screen for the past decade,
O'Brien always injects plenty of
movement and suspense into his
vehicles and makes them unusu-
ally realistic and picturesque, all
of which accounts for the wide
popularity of his offerings.
Edward Killy directed this pro-
duction by Bert Gilroy and the
supporting cast includes Virginia
Vale, Hobart Cavanaugh, Roy Bar
croft and William Haade among
othere.
The whole show is a fine end-of-
week fare with the Royal Varieties
having chapter five of the RED
Ryder" series, and one of those
fable cartoons and the Movietone
News. 2
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It's An Ill Draft That Blows
No One Good, Says Ruth Millett

Countries need to keep their birth
rate up, or who will fight twenty
years from now?
So if she marries and has child.
rem, she is, as they say in Eu
ropean countries, fulfilling her
obligation to the state"
She's Not Missing a Bet.
Of course, if she doesn't latel
hold on to the man who needed q
little prodding to propose, that il
her problem.
But She knows that. She is glae
to have him-even under those con.
ditions.
She shouldn't be scorned OF
made fun of. She is just a woman
using every advantage possible t
get her man.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-06
RAY BRIDGERS
~ENTERTAINS FOR
w. J. ULMER

Ray Bridgers was host Saturday
evening honoring W. j. Timer,
whose wedding to Miss D o i S
Barnes will take place Saturday
afternoon at Trinity. Methodist
church, at a stag dinner party
given at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Bridgers.
Those present were w. J. Ulmer
honor guest, Jack Ulmer, Frank
Ulmer, Louis Darden, and MAJ
johnson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-06
SCOTLAND YARD MOVES

LONDON. -RN Scotland YARD
has new headquarters-an $500,
900 1O-story extension to the over
crowded Embankment building.
The new Yard occupies so, 900
square feet of floor space and has
been under construction three
years. First big department NOV
ing in is the criminal record Of
flee with its staff of 60 and files
and photographs of every living
Worthwhile" criminal in the coun-
try.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-06
MUSCLING IN
ON PATRIOTISM

LOUISVILLE, Ky-R-Defense
emphasis has produced a minor
boom in tattooing.
Business" says Charles B.
Hamilton ("Prof. Delerno" to the
p%rofession) 'has jumped 100 per
cent in three months.
youths thinking about enter
ing the services, and a lot already
in, have been flocking in f o r
flags, eagles and other patriotic
designs"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-06
''THE SEA HAWK" MARKS
CAROLINA HOUSES BILL

All the flaming adventure of the
thrill-swept Spanish Main live S
again in Warner Bros. magnificent
new production of 1.-THE Sea
Hawk, now playing at the Caro-
lima Theatre, and starring Enrol
Flynn as the Robin Hood of the
seas. Here is the reckless story Of
the most dangerous buccaneer who
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-06
AFRAID TO EAT

So universally hated a man was
Sultan Abdul amid of Turkey that
he employed spies to watch the prep
aration of his food, and to eat help
ings of it before him, as a guard
against poisoning. He ruled from
1876 to 1909.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-06
BY AMY PORTER
AP Fashion Writer

AP Fashion Writer
This is election year in the ia
shion world.
Another twelve months will see
the names of a few designers tina
emerge as dictators of style, sue
cessors to Paris.
You'll cast your vote, whether
you realize it or not, whenever
you buy a dress. Because some
American designer will h a e
thought it up, and every sale Of
his creation will increase his
chances to be an originator, rather
than a follower, of style trends,
The fashion industry in Ameri'
ca is busy cooking up names for
you.
The manufacturer who never be-
fore gave public recognition to the
Woodworking designer in his of.
flee is now busily trying to get the
designers name into fashion head
lines.
French Names Pass Out
It's goodbye to French names,
such as Mainbocher, Lanvin, Le-
gong, and hello to such American
names as Clare Potter, Nettie Ros-
enstein, Dorothy Cox, 10 Cope
land.
But do you care? Did you ever
care?
When the salesgirl used to say,
This is a Schiaparelli model, very
new, very smart" were you i'm
pressed? Or did you say, "Um
hum, but l don't like the color OF
it. Show me that green dress over
there"
The mayor of New York, who is
just as DESTROYS as anybody that
New York become the worlds style
center, has an idea that all the
excitement about the loss of Paris
design service is so m u c h non.
sense.
Says They Don't Care
At a meeting with the fashion
press, he argued that most Amer
lean women don't know or car
who designs their clothes, so long
as they are pretty. To prove his
point he called in his secretary
and said, Can you name five de-
signers for me, please?"
The secretary hesitatingly said,
well, Clare Potter" and stopped
right there.
AS for French style leadership,
Mayor LaGuardia has an interest
ing theory.
IT can tell you why Paris set
Styles" he said. cit was because
the buyers all liked to 60 to Paris
for a holiday"
Most of the clothes worn
in America have always been de-
signed by Americans. The n y
thing we got from Paris was that
mysterious something called tn e
trends"
Must Make Own Trends
Paris decided whether skirts
should be wide or narrow, long or
short, and how bulky shoulders,
should be. American designers do
bow to Paris trends, went on alone
from there.
The difference now is that the
American designers will make the
own trends and get more pay.
And sales girls will forget Paris
names, and learn to say instead,
1T is a John Doe model, very new,
very smart"
Perhaps you still won't care. but
the names you hear repeated most
often will decide what length your
skirt shall be, whether your belt
hits you above or below your mid
die, and how wide will be the Shout
der effect.
If you care which way the IA
shion winds blow, you'd better get
in there and root for the designers
who make the kind of clothes you
like. 2
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largest Blue. White Diamond

The Cullinan is the worlds larg.
est blue-white diamond, having a
weight Of 3024.75 carats. The En-
celsior ranks second, with 971.75
carats, and the President Vargas
third with 1855 metric carats.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-06

intelligence Of Ken's wonder horse,
TarZan.
Chapter NO. S of winners Of
the West" and an Edgar Kenne-
dy comedy c m p e the pro-
gram. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-13

And NEARBY
Weddings
Florence Reuter-
And Mr.. Duvall
Are Married

Of much interest in old residential
circles of Washington was the we'd
ding at noon yesterday of Miss
Florence Jane Reuter- to Mr.. Andrew
Bradley Duvall. jr, who Is Of the
fourth generation of Washington
residents on both sides of his family.
The Church of the Epiphany was
the scene of the wedding, and the
Rev. c. M. Young performed the
ceremony. Only the immediate
families of the couple attended the
ceremony, and afterwards they were
entertained by the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic w. Reuter-
of Towanda, Pa, at wedding
breakfast at the Carlton Hotel.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and she wore a wine
velvet suit with a cream lace blouse
and a matching hat. Her corsage
was of orchids. Mr.. Duvall had his
father as his best man.
Following the wedding breakfast
the couple left for short motor
trip, and on their return will be at
home in Harvard Village at 1921
Summit place.
The bride is a graduate Of
Swarthmore College and Katherine
Gibbs School in New York, and the
bridegroom is a graduate of Episco-
pal High School in Alexandria and
of Princeton University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-13
Service Club Tea
Invitations Issued
For This Tuesday

Invitations are being issued for
a tea Tuesday afternoon from 4
to 6 o'clock in the Soldiers, Sail
ors and Marines Club at 10l5 L
street NV.
With the expansion in all
branches of the service, there is
a great demand for an attrac-
tive center for the enlisted per-
sonnet. It is hoped that all
members of the Women'S Army
and Navy League will attend the
tea, see the club and thus realize
the need of active cooperation
and help.
Mrs. Walter B. Woodson, wife
of Rear Admiral Woodson, U. S.
N, is president of the club, and
the Entertainment Committee is
headed by Mrs. George c. Mar
shall, wife of the chief of staff,
u. S. A. Mrs. Marshall Is assisted
by Mrs. E. C. Racquet, wife of
Capt. Racquet. U. S. NJ: Mrs. E.
B. Nixon, wife of Capt. Nixon,
u, S. NJ, and Mrs. j. L. Under
hill, wife of Col. Underhill, U. S.
M. c..
During the reception hours an
orchestra from the Marine Band
will play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-13
Phyllis Roberts
Is Engaged

OF interest here is the an
nouncement by Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Roberts of Baltimore of
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Phyllis Ellen Roberts,
to Mr.. Robert Hinton Webster,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James E. L.
Webster of Kingston, Jamaica,
British West Indies.
Miss Roberts is a graduate Of
Roland Park Country School,
Baltimore, and of National Park
College, Forest Glen, Md. Her
fiance was a student at De Car
teret School in Kingston before
going to st. Johns College in
Annapolis.
No date has been set for the
wedding. A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-13

Announced
Yesterday
Miss Mary La Force
Will Be Bride of
w. E. Buchanan

OF much interest here is the an
nouncement by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Estill La Force of Kansas City, Mo-,
Of the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Clifton La Force, to
Mr.. Wesley Evans Buchanan, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wesley Buchanan
of Bethesda, Md.
Miss La Force is graduate Of
Chevy Chase Junior College and
Mr.. Buchanan of the Wharton
School, University of Pennsylvania.
He is a member Of Phi Delta fra
ternity.
The wedding will take place in the
early spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-13
The Three Dances
Will Be Continued
During This Season

Members of Washington's
smartest social circles are ex-
pressing delight these days at
the news that the Three Dances
will be continued during the
forthcoming season. Begun years
ago as the Dancing Class" the
Three Dances have come to be
the most popular series of such
affairs in the Capital.
On the committee for the
dances are Mr.. and Mrs. John F..
wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B.
Spencer, Mrs. Joseph Letter and
her son, Mr.. Thomas Letter; Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Theron and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Newbold.
They have announced the dates
of the Three Dances, all of which
will be held on Saturday eve
nings, January 7, January 4 and
January Is.
The ever popular Sulgrave
Club, where So many of Wash
ington's gayest social affairs have
taken place, again will be the
setting for the dances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-13
Out Of Town Weddings
Unite Couples Prominent
In Washington Society
Miss Mildred Emma Whitmore
WEEDS Charles Foss Brewster;
Miss Gertrude Robertson Bride

of the social early
a number q distance which hold interest
Wallace H. White, their In Maine
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Raymond Vernon Wtmore Mr. Brewster
of Whites colleague Representative Ralph Owen Brewster
wedding
place in the First Unversast Church 500
witnessing 400 attending
Classmate Of Bridegroom
Is Ohcating
Schoefed Gloucester classnnate
College ociated
the Kenneth Hutchinson of the church
background Of
William
recital music before the wedding
Preceding bridal the altar the ushers Mr. Richard
Lvemore Falls
of the bridegroom; Williams Palo Alto Calf Mr.
Gilbert Bucknam Of Meos
Mass, and Mrs E. Stanford Blake of Dexter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-13
Kathleen Norris
To Be Tea Guest

Kathleen Norris, well-known
novelist and lecturer, will be the
guest of honor at the tea for
members of the press which will
be held Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Arthur Woods.
at 30l4 N street. The party will
be given by the women's men,
bership committee of the Willkie-
McNary campaign club of the
Republican State Committee in
and for the District of Columbia.
Mrs. Norris will be their featured
speaker at a rally at the Willard
hotel Wednesday evening. and
preceding the rally Mrs. Ronald
A. Boone will be hostess to a small
group at dinner at the Willard
hotel in honor of Mrs. Norris.
Assisting Mrs. Wood and Mrs.
Boone at the tea will be Mrs.
William E. Borah, Mrs. Corrinne
Griffith Marshall, Mrs. James
Watson and Mrs. Prentiss Will
son. Also Mrs. Emory A. Wheeler
and Mrs. Chester Wells.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-13
Chest Keynote Luncheon
Will Be Representative
More Than 500 Are Expected
At Mayhower Friday Noon
To Launch New Campaign

rapidly the keynote luncheon" which
the Community Chest of which Mr. Coleman Jennings
will hold Friday 12 o'clock Mayfow Hotel Mrs
Hugheng heads than 80
the attendance the luncheon
Serving A. Aspinwa
Morris Cafr Mrs Ernest Draper Mrs Robert H. Fletcher
A. Chambers
OIphant and Chauncey GIL Parker jr
assisting luncheon attend
Frederick M Bradley Edward
Fnkensaedt, Basil Manly Saul, William
Father John Mcclure Milton King John Folger
and Mrs George Angus Garrett
Expected .
To
More than 500 leading representing social civic
Citations clubs welfare agencies Chest divisions
attend the luncheon Invitations mailed yesterday
a o representative
cordorong display of Chest exhibits will be
Hotel the luncheon
"Doorways Washington
picture technicoor and narration benefit
The the Keynote speaker at the luncheon
will be announced later.
Clement vice chairman league taking
responsibility for organizing Of who will usher