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Visible Grain Supply

NEW YORK, Oct. 7 OP.-Visible
supply of American grain showed
the following changes from a week
ago lin bushels: Wheat decreased
1,154,O0O, corn increased 2,849, 900,
oats decreased 1,096, 900, rye in
creased $4,000, barley decreased
10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07
Great Western Asks
Approval of Loan
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
The Chicago Great Western Rail-
way Co. asked the. Interstate Com
merce Commission today for per-
mission to borrow Sc, .870 from
the r. F. c. for 10-year period.
The applicant said the loan was
necessary to complete reorganiza-
ton of the company.
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New York Cotton

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Oct. Mill buying
held cotton futures steady in a mar
row range today.
Hedge and spot house selling sup
piled most contracts.
Quiet trading reflected a general
holding down of commitments pend
ing publication of the Government
October crop estimate tomorrow.
Midafternoon prices we're ! lower
to 2 higher: october, 9.63; March,
962: May, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07
Woodwork Sales
Below 1889 in
September


NEW YORK. Oct. IF. w. Wool
worth Co. today reported September
sales declined to S25,196840 from
S25 S09.l34 in September last year,
a loss of "a per cent.
Sales for the first nine months
totaled 1922 SGT .045, or As per cent
more than S2l3O2l. 723 in the COM
parable 1899 period.
Other chain stores reporting for Sep
TENDER, and comparisons with a year ago,
follow:
1910. 1899
j. j. Newberrv S434O.ll0 S442S S66
G. c. Murphy 3.923. 500 3.5S9. 0S4
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In bankruptcy eceivership being reosanzed under
Bankruptcy Act securities assumed
Rates OF dividend the foregons table
the
Unless otherwise noted special
included
dividend rights Also
cmuated dgidepds paid last Declared paid far
this Payable Paid last
Accumulated dividends paid or declared this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07
Odd-Lot Dealings
Py the Associated Press.

The Securities Commission reported to-
day these transactions by customers with
odd-lot dealers or specialists on the New
purchases involving 3o.62O shares; 1905
sales involving 3O.649 shares, includins
1S short sales involving 70S shares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07

ChicaEo Cash Market.
Cash wheat. No l dark hard, s6is;
49,; No / yellow S5-65'.: No .. SIS:
No 2. 65I.: No. 4. IS: No. :, $751;; No l
white. -: sample grade, 64'A Oats. sam
ple grade mixed. 30i4; No 3 white. 49,:
No. ! white heavy, 49,; No. >. 34'4:
No 4. 32l4; No red heavy. "a: mixed
grain. 2Qa4 Barley. mailing. 4s-63 nomi-
nal: feed. 35-47 nominal Field seed tper
hundredweight. nominal: Timothy seed
red top. 1.50-s 90: red clover, sOO-1oOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07

On her Tooth birthday, Mrs. Isabel
Barrett of Southampton. England,
revealed that she gave up sugar at
IS when it was scarce during the
Eattle Of Balaclava.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07

Japan has a plan for doubling its
farm acreage by sending 100000
farm families to the Asiatic main
land in the next 40 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07
CottOnSeed Oil.

Lower lard prices brought a modest de-
cline in detachable cottonseed oil futures
today Trading turned apathetic on the
d1Tnt9r to Contracts with PRICES sV q, 70
. points January. 5.51: March. $50
Crude oil was bid ga cents a pound In the
Southeast and valley. Texas bid 4h-ss.
according to location.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07

COttOnseed oil opened STEADY, October,
4 Dob December, sob: January, 5.04b;
March. 5.13b; May, 5.21b.
Bid.
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New Orleans Prices

short covering advanced cotton futures
here today At noon prices were at net
gains of 1 to points
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Winnipeg Prices.
Baltimore Quotations.

BALTIMORE Oct : (P,-Wheat No
. red winter, garlicky. spo' domestic.
s9i7; October, Sai7. Corn, 1881.
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40s 49, 1877 l37
: s., 6's 6's - Il
. 73 72p 72'. - q.
los l16 ll6 lie t3
IL 357s 25Is 35's - 4.
: 4l". Al AIS. r a.
| - =. -
60 49-s 49'. 49'. = \.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
Tea Will Honor
Speaker Rayburn

Representative Rayburn, Speaker
of the House of Representatives,
will be guest of honor of the News
paper Women's Club of Washing
ton at tea tomorrow at S pm. in
the clubroom at the Raleigh Hotel
Miss Katharine Brooks, president
of the club, will receive with Mr.
Rayburn, assisted by Mrs. Joshua
Evans, Mrs. George Sanford Holmes,
Miss Emma Perley Lincoln and
Miss Helen Vogt.
The tea will inaugurate a series
to be giver by the club throughout
the fall and winter.
Miss Brooks has recently an
nounced committee chairmen. in
GLIDING Miss Lincoln, publicity;
Mary E. Buford, house: Anna
Youngman, membership; Leila Will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
perintendents at the Mayflower

perintendents at the Mayhower
Hotel
Col. Reynolds declared national
cemeteries now being developed are
planned with exceptional care given
to architectural details. He said
there are 90 national cemeteries, 80
of which are under jurisdiction Of
the War Department. and II under
jurisdiction of the Interior Depart
ment. The latter are adjacent to
national military parks with which
they are historically associated.
Burials in our national cemeteries
average 5000 annually and are con-
tinually increasing due to the
greater number of deaths among
World War veterans, Col. Reynolds
said. AS of December 81, 1899, there
were 446,9l0 burials in national
cemeteries, of which number 49,
1872 were unknown and 297,578
known"
The Army spokesman said the
Quartermaster Corps is proud of
the way it has fulfilled its obligation
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Palestine Meeting

DR.. Sonia Kaminetzky, now visit
ing in Washington and a resident
of Palestine for many years, will
be guest speaker tonight at an
executive meeting of the Goldie
Myerson Group of the Pioneer
Women for Palestine at the home of
Mrs. Saul Gorenstein, $50 Shepherd
street NV.
An Oneg Sabbath observance will
be held tomorrow by the Council
of the Pioneer Women at the home
of Mrs. Zalmen Henkin, 1858
Georgia avenue NV, with DR..
Kaminetzky as guest. Mrs. Samuel
Horvitz is chairman of the council
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
Bank Women's Club

A dinner meeting will be held by
the Bank Women's Club of WASH
ington today at 6:15 o'clock at the
Taft House Inn, 1908 K street NV.
Miss Katharine McCalmont is presi-
dent of the club and Miss Peggy
Webster chairman of the Dinner
Committee. Action on proposed
amendments to the bylaws will be
taken.
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HOllins Meeting

Hollins College Alumnae Club Of
Washington will open its social sea-
son with luncheon Saturday at
the American Association of Uni
versity Women'S clubhouse.
The guest speaker will be Mrs.
Ruth Crupper Reeves, executive
secretary of the Hollins Alumnae
Association. who will come from the
college for the occasion.
Miss Harriet Ann Jackson is presi-
dent of the Washington club.
Electric trucks are being manu-
featured for the first time in
Sweden
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Slight War Damage
To u. !. Monuments
In Europe Reported
Col. Reynolds Speaks
At Session Of Cemetery
Superintendent

Damage to American cemeteries
and battle monuments in European
war zones has been slight, accord
ing to information reaching the
Army Quartermaster Corps. Col. c.
C. Reynolds, in command of the me-
mortal branch of the corps. said yes
terday before a session of the Amer
lean Association of Cemetery Su-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
Sorority Dance

Sigma Phi Gamma International
Sorority will hold its annual fall
dance Saturday evening at Ward
man Park Hotel.
Hostesses will include Delta Chi
Delta Omega. Epsilon Alpha and
Epsilon ri Chapters. Miss Jane
Colbert, province president, will
serve as chairman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26

Indian DOeskns lamb afternoon
light few white pouch models 81
Morocco 75c
Shoes-Fourth Floor
200 Pairs-695 Sho-Suedes Patents Calls
other oors Odd lots only or two
pairs o. a style Real values. Some Abb samples So
Pairs-S495 ShoSuede Patent Calf fabrics Mostly
fairly good size ranges. Black blue brown
Calf Ties included, brown black$2
Hondkerchiefs-St Floor
Observation-Disclosures chief value linens 1900 linen
sheers linen prints sheer prints silk
chifons lace trimmed linens Broken as
sortnent Of initiated handkerchefs
2-25c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sheers street and pastel
light grounds. cotton printed squares
for Csc
Budget MiIIiney-Street Floor
z5o-S2s5 Hats-Desy and casual types in Fall
colors and black $l4S and SlSS
Millinery SoIon-Street Floor
Hats-Felts dressy and tailored type black
3O-S5.95 Felt Hats-Fets; black brown %
Hats-Unusuay pretty felt mode black brown $4ZS
12-s1o Better Fall Hats-Fne felts; black, brown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26

son Bathon. library. and Gretchen
Smith, entertainment.
Miss Grace Hampton Fry has
been appointed corresponding sec
rotary to succeed Harriet Ventress
Head, who has resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26

to the Nations soldier and sailor
dead.
R. Kent Beattie of the Bureau Of
Plant Industry addressed the con-
vention on epidemic diseases Of
trees.
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New Fall Sl6.95 Dresses

Street and afternoon and dresses with
short skirts and tucked Sheer wool and
costumes with short Sequin trimmed
black dresses Cors include brown, nua
black. IL to 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
Royon Knit Undies-Street Floor
Corsets-Second Floor
z0O-Se.5O and $3.50 GirdIes, Foundations

One a style Drew. Treo Jens
Special Spirit Nuback. Leong for small medium
materials in brocade
batste and cotton fabrics Sizes: Grd
Foundations, 1884
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
'5-Misses' Slo.o5 New EVENING Dresses

aas in dinner
and formal black white 10 to 20 1898
2Msses S2295 Costumes and Evening WrapsCostumes in
brown IL to 90 Rayon velvet and wool evening
red white black IL to 90 Also of kind dinner and
formal In and satin some boero styles
Tailored and dessy daytime dresses
satin woo Black, blue nutra cOpperpenny IL to
Womens Dress Shop-Second Floor
1eS1295 chfon
jerseys white prints. imported cotton batises in
regular and half Sizes
1898
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
Budget Dresses-Fourth Floor
76-S7.e5 to Sl295 Summer Dresses-S295

Jackeed print chiffon black
jersey monotone print bemberg monotone check
EVENING DRESSES; starched chiffon,
dotted nets and aces. Misses sizes 1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
7-Women's Sl6.95 Fall Dresses-S848

Dy and tailored afternoon dresses Some with boos few
jacket with contrast color
green, Sizes 61 2241 1874
8-Womens Fall Afternoon Dresse-Rayon crepes long
sleeves. Sweetheart. v. necks
Moulded hipIne kick peas Blue nutria black wne sizes
1888
20-Womens s295 Afternoon novelty
jewelry Moulded hipine gored plea skirts
Long. q Blue wine black contrast colors
Sizes 1615.241s SASS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26

lso-s395 Girdes Foundations two Of style
type including Yankee Girl Skntex Jelef Special
for and medium figures only. Cotton bate
batiste, rayon brocade
$195
6o-SI95 two Of style
Nuback Jeefs Special Smaine Finesse
and medium figures. Rayon Lastex. cotton
brocade. Sizes: 24-30 81
wrapure for all figures small medium.
Fall materials brocade satin.
cotton ne-ony three Of type
hook closing cotton front foundations
(;rdles Foundations
Gdles Foundatons-many high models
including Madame Franco Nuback,
the small medium figure few models for larger figures
Imported elastic brocades, imported
boneless sample In
imported fabrics sizes Sizes Grdes 1884;
Foundations 34-46 ------------S4s5, and 1886
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1851 silks and rayons in Aseo squares open 'usu
200-$1 made Whites
Neekwearpques cotton ces High and nckInes SOC
color, - Csc
so-ss5 to $685. Summer Jacket-Boero styles
cotton lace, eyelet pque. solid pique 81
2os-sl Belts-suede Capeskins. novelty fabric. Csc
4oo-s1 Capekns Ceagol Synthetic straw
and fall styles Kelly Wine Royal Brown Red
7oe-5oc Summer Gardenas assorted
clusters. Some patent feathers for Csc
15s795 Evening Jacketfa models in velves wool
ribs sem,tone blue,
Umbrela-1o ribs Chamberlain handles
SIS Kayon Umbr.as"isrib Chamberlain handle models
Black blue, lined with red and $3.50
Toietries- Street Floor
72-s275 Maynards Tissue 81
24-Sl Tussy Eau de Cologne
Imperial Russo 81
Manicure Set
27-sl DOrsay Bouquet Belle SOC
12-ss vIbiss Perfume Atomizers-cut $50
seBath Atomizer Pink Cologne
2oo-5sc Treur Carnation 2sc
Crystals-perect sotener Bouquet,
Lavender for sec
6-s1 Bags-assorted styles Csc
Tropical Night Baton de Tale for SOC
5-ss Paurs Genuine Turtle Oil Cream 7sc
1851 Q-TKail Hand and Nail Cream SOC
JeweIy-Street Floor
Necklaces silver metal
finish stoneS Setn metal 81
Piece$1 Bracelets Pins Clips Necklaces assorted
models metal with colored stones gold and silver metal
recex
Budget Sports Shop-Street Floor
1ooss5 $685. PaysuiCottons in prints dots
plain coor Attached shirt and shorts separate Skirts
hrovn hlue rose Sizes lis 75c
Denim ENTHUSIASTICALLY with aex waist Stacks
belted waist Navy, blue Sizes 12-20 75c
l3-s295 Jacke-Rayon length with pat
back and pockets White only Sizes 1920 $14S
BousesBastes organdies cotton lace
ruhfe fronts lace edge collar styles White only
$50
chnis shetland cardgans,
rabbits hair and silk slipon Cherry powder white maize.
brown wine, natural black Sizes 1898 S298
Jersey Unconstitutional shirt styles
White, assorted coors Sizes 3234-36 398
60-S395 Shirt-Menswe flannel WOOL and shetland
Plea gored swing styles Brown, wine navy, black
$l9S
-$795 DresseShetland flannel plaid Short Jacket
cardigan necks small collars Teal red
black Sizes l2.IS 1888
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GIoves-Street Floor

JIoVeS-Streef Floor
Fabric Goves-Rayon crochetes Mostly
white
$50 P$1 Rayon Fabric Gloves-Shor to eight button
lengths. Classic sipon styles, simulated handsewing
palms. Black, brown .--------5 Soc
20 Pr-S0 Rayon Fabric Glove-Mosy imported Double
cottonS handsewn. Black brown beige 1900 75c
slightly soed
white, natural. Pigskns sh0rties slpons In brown
natural. Capeskins, with hand Details black
brown ---- 80 ------------- 81
$40 PS3 Doekns doe finished sheepskn from France
slightly soied white. natural Imported Kidskins and
combination kidskn in black, brown $3.50
Glovs-Kidtext, doeskns finished
novelties with Black brown, sheep
skin and imported sample gloves; BIT. sIpons and
novelties with details Black brown white 81
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Fur SoIon-Third Floor


1-s15 Black dyed CaracuI Lamb Coat
2-S15 BrOwn-dy Caracul Lamb
3-S15
1-s115 Dyed Black Coat $3.50
l-S45 Dyed Black Caracu Lamb Coat $3.50
2S35
$500 Gray Kidskin Jacket
4-S65 Kidskin Jackets
2-S45
ISIS Black Kidskn
2-S25 Black CaracuI Lamb Capes
ISIS Black Caracul Lamb Cape $3.50
ISIS ape
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50Junos S695 Disqualification benganes
wool and in dark and light coors Eve
ming taeta satin Assorted colors Sizes
9l7 S848
40-unors $685. wool
All Costume Frocks
blue taneta formal
1898
2s-Junor s2s sl6s5
black Novelty BELTS
1898
35Juno S395 Summer Cotton Dressesprnted lawns striped
musns Irish edged Wolfe dirndes with
organdy Broken
sizes, 97
Junior Budget Shop-Fourth Floor
4unors soS5 Dressesdesy and basic styles in
Soldier blue nura brown black Muted pastel
woons in red natural blue black Sizes 9l7 $54S
50unors $685. s195 $095 DessesWhie shark
skins with rickrack TRIM sheers. EVENING
DRESSES: organdes
quilted s-17.
Sl98
7o-Junos s9 DresseOn plaids.
woods. Assorted coIors. eli
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26

35-ss Dresses-Misses jerseys,
printed bemberg 10 EVENING DRESSES Rayon chif
Misses 122o few half
sizes
l0e-MSs crepe
a and full length sleeves high. necks Shrred tucked in
trimming black Sizes 1920 S. 48
tailored also few wools slim through the
Women's and shorter
sye-onep piece styles with
quarter pea skirts neck
lines Brown blue wine black Sizes 16la "a 1914
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
Loroer Women's Dresses-Second Floor

Larger WomenS UreSSeS-9eCond F1oor
1885 Dresses-Daytme cotton voes cotton
prints Blue orchid black,
lingerie trim Broken 49, -.------ S29s
Dre-Rayon chifons, heers, color
prints blue grounds Cotton
navy flesh Broken size S648
Womens Sl695 Fall DressesDressy afternoon and tai
types. elbow sleeves peated. skirts
Sweetheart tailored necks Attracvey trimmed. Blue,
green, 4oa-52a ss4s
Handbags Floor
1-S35O Bag-Pouch and tailored styles Leather. Suede
Slightly marred FROM andI ling. S6.75
Pouch. tailored handle back strap
Leather black brown Fabrics-Black IS
25-S75O Bags-Leather Fabrics afternoon and evening
Desirable fall and winter coors 1913
Bags-Afenoon evening" Leather Rayon Vevets
Vagabond handle pouch envelopes Leahers-
RACK brown: others light and dark colors - $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
IzI4.I27o r STREET

he
AI fL Spring Summen erhanhe, but tn PARTIAL tHnH!
No
s al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26

1898 Bogs-Sl.50
Afternoon and evenngLeahers, suedes Black brown blue
Light and dark evening West Indian straws.
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S3.95, S. GirdIes, Pontie GirdIes

Rayon half discontinued Vanity
Fair styles without garers with panels Blush
white. Sizes Al.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
Junior Deb Shop-Fourth Floor
l00-Juniors $l2.95 Dresses-S6.48

One piece fall with color combination necklaces
side slim skirts Piaids plain wooens. Summe
in
Assorted colors. Sizes, 9-17.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26

lightweight
pastels Broken Sizes 1872 $14S
1920 81 SO
-s95 Ovacottons seersucker Assorted colors
Sizes, 1920 $1B
3395 cotton gabadne decent chambray
in 1920 SLAB
21-S595 prints and Styles
another sunback with hooded Jacket
Gold, print. Sizes, 1916 S9S
Beech Accessories Greatly Reduced
Convertible and cardigan neck
lines Beige brown blue Sizes 1920 S69S
S795 Fall Skrts-ports afternoon tailored
types rabbit acetate Fall
blues greens, browns; also black Sizes 1920 1898
4-S595 cardgans blended French
pull blue and pastels
20 tn
Unconstitutional style white
blue pink, gold, brown and copper Sizes 80 to 4o$ 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26

33NiSses S1395 S1995 Dresstreet and afternoon
printed chonS sheer One piece
High necknes mostly short sleeves Gored
tucked pleaed skirts Evening cotton organd cotton piqus
cotton prints Assorted colors. Broken 1898
35-Misses' S1995 Desstree and afternoon
chif0ns and Little
Flower club printed chihons Short sleeves "
and high necks tucked gored pleated skirts Evening and
mousseline marquisette
in white, maize, peach, red. Broken sizes S54s
23-Mes
tailored v and
high necklines Embroidered marquetes
Plenty sizes Is
in AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-26
Misses Salon Dresses-Second Floor

17-sses S1995 S29.15 kind Printed
evening
organdes, marqusees, cotton
pques nets jerseys White, pink, blue green.
Sizes 1920 in the proup S5A8
Jacketed dinner
white printed chiffon dinner
dress Sizes broken
after
blue
Rayon blue brown, wine, black DINNER AND
EVENING GOWNS and jacked;
aea white, black. Sizes 1920 SASS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-26

and others of the Thespian elect
found the high road 10 fame as
members of the Daniel Frohmzn
Stock Company. Mr.. Frohmsn
! discovered" them. and provided
the initial opportunities which
made them great actors and
actresses
Mr.. Frohman'S stock compsnv
was his family; 10 its members
the kindly manager was affec-
tionately known as D. F.
Searching both sides Of the Al
lantic for desirable plays. Dir.
Frohman presented 10 apurecia-
tive audiences the best works Of
Pinero. Jones, Anthony Hope.
Howard. Mark Twain. HoweIls
and other '-moierns" Of the day
On visit TO London, Mr.. Froh-
man recognized the Bohemian
violiniSt, Kubelik. as q unique
artist. though the producer pro
fessed TO know little Of music He
brought Kubelik 10 New York II
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-26
FiUe Marriage
Licenses Issued

Dan Cupid was again busy to-
day and the day before Christ
mas. County Judge Raymond R.
Lord issued five marriage Ii
cenSeS.
They were issued to:
Lee c. WickerSham, AZ, of Key
West. and Elizabeth Gregoza. OF
Key West; to William A. Brough-
ton.- 48, a farmer living in Irving
county, Georgia and Mary Vir-
GINA Williams, 46, of Key West;
to Shelley Coeman. Jr., q, of
Marathon, and Mary Lambert,
Is, of Rivera, Fla; to Everett Lee
Spencer, 10, a sponger, and Ada
Lucille King. Is, of Key West,
and to John Roberts, IS, and Al
berta Tyndall, 81, of Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-26
AVIATION STEPS TO THE FRONT
AS GLAMOUR GIRL OF INDUSTRY
RY CHARLES E. HARNER. APP Feature writer

NEW YORK. Dec. 26.-On the
basis of demand. aviation enters
the new year as No. l Glamour
Girl of induStry-and war.
American aviation manufacture
erS estimate their backlog of I'M
delivered orders at about $4,000
600. 000-a figure eight times as
great as a year ago and probably
the largest of any industry in the
country, including the extremely
active shipbuilderS.
The immensely of this chal-
lenge to production is best Wis
ualized by the fact that such a
figure would provide for 10000
bomber-fighters, a line of ships
which, placed wing tip to wing
tip, would extend from New
York to Chicago.
To meet this demand, the man
ufacturerS are reversing part of
the evolution of the machine age,
and are going back to decentral-
lied production. In so doing they
are opening up an apparently
fertile field Of endeavor.
For example: One particularly
active engine maker buys from
800 separate firms in various
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-26
Festival To Be
Held On Friday

The annual Christmas festival
of St. PauIS Church school will
be held on Friday, the eve of Holy
Innocents' Day.
The service will begin prompt
ly at z o'clock in the church,
after which there will be a short
Christmas pageant with carols in
the Parish Hall. The Christmas
tree and the distribution of can
dy and gifts will conclude the
program.
Those taking part in the pag-
cant are: The Blessed Virgin
Mary, Rose May Saunders: ST
Joseph, Ernest Avila; The Shep-
herds, Jack Sawyer, Charles
Sands, Billy Lsdd, John ]. Ro-
nero; The Kings, Bert Gates
John Marzyck and Eugene Saw
yer; Cherubs, Mary Thedora
Sweeting and Barbara Laid.
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