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Evening star., 1940-04-28
Miss Bertha Mary Langford
Will Marry in June.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Beauregard
Langford announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Bertha Mary
Langford, to Mr.. Richard Morton
Hunt, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
P. Hunt.
Miss Langford will be graduated
in June from the University Of
Maryland. where she is member
of Delta Delta Delta Sorority.
Mr.. Hunt was graduated from the
University of Maryland in 1887 and
is now employed with the News and
Observer in Raleigh, N. c.
The wedding will take place in
June.
Evening star., 1940-04-28

'oe W. conan. between
midnight ond dawn. And at
reheorsols he is in the oisIes and
once wos discovered hoIf way up
the proscenium. When some
one asked him if he knew the
port Of The Voeobond, his
fovorite character, he soid he
wos The vosobond.
George hos monoeed TO know
himself through the yeors, an
unusuol feot in these doys. He
writes his own teIeeroms. He re-
fuses TO ollow ghost writing. He
will sit quietly for hours if hi.
guests ore funny and their
stories short. He hos q small
piono with a trick keyboord
hidden in his oportment-for his
song writing. He runs his busi-
ness by telephone, once soyine
thot his office wos in his hot
which may oeeount for the
reason he never went in for the
boreheod fod. He writes all his
stuff with q pencil, yet he never
owned a pencil shorpener.
He knows more woys Of get
ting in ond out of theotre
than any mon in show business.
And he knows only four dance
steps-ond is still the best
song -ond- dance mon in the
country.
Evening star., 1940-04-28
Social News of the Week
I'm Chevy Chase Area
Miss Koss Is Luncheon Hostess
For Miss Patrick; Mrs. Beach
And Daughters on Cruise
And Daughters on Cruise

Miss Gail Koss the daughter of
tertained at luncheon yesterday compliment Evelyn
Patrick the daughter Capt leaving
soon with her parents for the West
Bartlett Miss Physs Bota Miss Nancy Early Miss
Miss Barbara Thurman Miss
Miss charlme Martin Miss Jane Mack Miss
Miss Alice
bridge Wednesday at the Manor Patrick
Mrs Charles M Beach with de Besupre
Beach, Chevy Chase Md, sailed
Santa Rosa for Caribbean cruise They will
on their return they will to New Haven
guests Of Beachs
Brice W. Royce, before returning
Mr. and Mrs Norman
n-W Mrs Norman G. Bull with Bull Boston
Mr. and Mrs Fenne Powell dinner party fol-
Evening star., 1940-04-28
Miss Frances Ann Dowden
To Wed T. ]. Mccormick,

Inc engagement OF Miss Frances
Ann Dowden to Mr.. Thomas James
Mccormick of Washington and Bel
mont, Mass, has been announced
by her mother, Mrs. Thomas Dow
den of Washington.
Miss Dowden is niece of Mr..
Edward A. Burnap of Chevy Chase,
Md. She attended the American
University and the Washington Col
lege of Music, where she received
her graduate degree in piano and
harmony. A student of Edwin
Hughes of New York City for many
years, Miss Dowden has been active
in concert and radio work and con-
ducts a piano studio in this city.
Mr.. Mccormick is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen j. Mccormick
OF Belmont. He is a graduate of
Harvard College, received masters
degree at Georgetown University
and studied at Johns Hopkins Uni
versity and the Sorbonne, Paris,
France.
A former member of the faculty
Evening star., 1940-04-28

of Georgetown University, he held
the post of assistant deputy admin
istrator with the National Recovery
Administration. At present Mr.. Nc
Cormick is associated with the
American Retail Federation.
He is member of the Lord Fair
fax Country Club of Virginia and
the Harvard Club of Washington.
The wedding will take place in
June.
Evening star., 1940-04-28
Mrs. Jacob Loose
Dinner Hostess

Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose was
hostess at a small dinner party
last evening in her apartment at
the Shoreham. Her honor guests
were the former Director of the
National Chamber of Commerce
and Mrs. George H. Davis and
Maj. and Mrs. Thomas j. Strick-
Ter of Kansas City.
Also in the company were the
Minister of the Dominican Re-
public and Sonora de Pastoriza
and the Minister from Ireland
and Mrs. Robert Brennan and
former Senator and Mrs. Marcus
A. Coolidge, who are guests of
their on-in-law and daughter,
the Secretary of War and Mrs.
Harry H. Woodring.
Evening star., 1940-04-28
Mr.. Hammond Guest

Mr.. John Hammond, who shortly
will sail for his home in England,
is the guest in whose honor Mr..
Myron A. Hofer will entertain a
small group of guests at dinner this
evening in his home on F street.
Mrs. Charles Hofer, mother of the
host, will be his hostess.
Last evening Mr.. Hammond was
entertained at dinner by Mrs.
Joseph Letter and Friday evening
the Commandant of the Navy Yard
and Mrs. George Pettingill gave a
dinner party for him.
Evening star., 1940-04-28
Virginia Clark
Is Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Clark of
Providence and Washington an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Virginia Teresa Clark, to
Mr.. Horace Bulkley Adams, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving M. Adams of
Cleveland, Monday. April %. Mr..
Adams is director of the Erie School
of Art.
Evening star., 1940-04-28
Miss Catherine johnson
Engaged to S. E. Carroll,

Mrs. Guy T. Bolton announces the
engagement of her sister, Miss
Catherine Elizabeth Johnson, to Mr..
Stanley E. Carroll, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Carroll of Arlington,
Va. The wedding will take place
Saturday, June /.
Miss Johnson is the daughter Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel John
son of this city. She was graduated
from Mount st. Agnes School at
Mount Washington, Md, and is
attending Strayer Business College.
lege.
Mr.. Carroll attended Washington
and Lee University.
Evening star., 1940-04-28

Hair styling. Hair tinting. Facials.
Manicures. Health Club-offering
exercises and massage. A hair
goods department. A chiropodist.
And a gown shop with exquisite
fashions. Give yourself new lease
on life. Go to EMILE'S House
Of Beauty"-l221 CONN. AVE.
Phone DIS. 1915.
Evening star., 1940-04-28

$3.95 to $7.95. Carriages are an
other feature of Baby Week. You'll
find them there of quilted leather
ette-that fold compactly, with
safety brakes. large wheels, rubber
tires, with sunvisors and chrome
pushers priced from $8.98 to
$21. Second floor.
Evening star., 1940-04-28

beauty in the world?"
With branches in New
York and Paris-and
all over Washington
for your convenience.
Helene is constantly
enthralled with the
amazing number Of
features that awaits
any beauty seeking
Evening star., 1940-04-28

past president of the Alumnae Asso-
citation.
Mr.. Parker attended George
Washington University and re.
ceived his M. G. S. degree from
Columbus University.
The wedding will take place early
in June.
Evening star., 1940-04-28
Mary Thompson
Back From Florida

Miss Mary Dora Thompson,
who has spent most of the last
winter in Pensacola, Fla, has re-
turned to Washington. She has
Joined her mother, Mrs. Smith
Hempstone, and Capt. Hempstone
at the home of her grandfather,
Mr.. Theodore w. Moves.
Evening star., 1940-04-28
Miss Jane Louise Barry
To Wed G., E, Tebbe

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Barry
have announced the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Jane Louise
Barry, to Mr.. Charles E. Tebbe Of
this city.
The wedding will take place June
IL.
Evening star., 1940-04-28
Mr.. and Mrs. Huxley Given
Warm Welcome on Return
Former Here as Press Attache
OF the British Embassy After
An Absence of Eight Years
BY KATHERINE BROOKS.

Mr. and Mrs Michael H. Huxley receiving q
Washington after absence Of eight during which
lived IN their native England Mr. Huxley retired
when he left his post Secretary Of the
Embassy here has assumed his duties
Embassy the rst ocal that the British
Washington In fact Mr. Huxley will himself
the though most Of the legations
attaches
out There have been attaches
legations for brief periods but not for long at time
Served
Secretary in 1929.
Mr. Huxley here before in 1929 when he took
Embassy Second
Joined In May Huxley apartment the
Gaeon and they moved the
Huxley made friends popular
Washington husband retiring
from the diplomatic England and
Evening star., 1940-04-28

HOTEL. That's
when they serve
a m a m m o t h
81. 90 Southern
Breakfast. It
l n C ! u d es: A
choice Of fruit;
a c h oice Of
cereal: a choice
of eggs or fish;
. -
Evening star., 1940-04-28

Raleigh was
I 20 m THELMA
DOYLE'S WASH
! n 6 t On Fashion
Model School. If
you aspire to be
a mannequin -
there's still time
to take the late
spring course
and be trained in
Evening star., 1940-04-28
Miss Helen Clark Tyler
Win Be June Bride.

The Rev. and Mrs. Frank A. Tyler
Of Rockville, Md, announce the ap-
preaching marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Clark Tyler, and
Mr.. Barnard T. Welsh, son of Mr..
and Mrs. F. Barnard Welsh of Rock
vile.
The wedding will take place in
June.
Evening star., 1940-04-28
Miss Mildred Thorne
To Marry Mr.. Weaver.

Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Thorne Of
Falls Church, Va, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Mildred Thorne, to Mr.. Russell D..
Weaver, son of'Mr. and Mira. Charles
ASWeaver, also Of Falls Church.
The wedding will take place Satur-
day. June IS, in the Dulin Chapel
OF the Methodist Church of Falls
Church.
Evening star., 1940-04-28

SlELOS COM-
PANY the mo-
ment you "snag"
them. For "snags"
prod uce runs.
Both snags and
runs can be re-
paired invisibly-
and at small cost.
15c for a short
thread run; zoe
Evening star., 1940-04-28
Mrs. Bacon Hostess

Mrs. Robert Low Bacon will en-
tertain at buffet supper this eve
ming in compliment to her house
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Leonard
of New York,
Evening star., 1940-04-28


3-thread, high
twist stockings
being featured
at any of the 10
N o r B U D
SHOPS for
only Soc. These
are u n u S u al
values for
you'd ay no
less than S1.O0
Evening star., 1940-04-28

Ray STUDIO Will
help you overcome
self = consciousness
and give you a
d e lig h t full new
poise. Why not
round up a group
Of your friends
and form a class to
learn the new steps
in rumba, conga
and tango TIE cln
Evening star., 1940-04-28
Mrs. Halmi Here

Mrs. Arthur Halmi has come from
her home in New York to spend
several days in the Capital. While
here Mrs, Halmi is stopping at the
Carlton Hotel.
Evening star., 1940-04-28

Every Saturday-you are enter
tanned by an Arthur Murray dancing
couple. Every Saturday you enjoy
delicious luncheon-and Bert
Bernath's smooth music. Com
plete luncheon and entertainment
-sl.00. Phone Mr.. Arthur-NAT.
1910. -.-.-
Evening star., 1940-04-28

THE PALAIS
r o Y A l. S
c h II d r e n S
Dept. Pro-
tected by an
awning = cover
canopy an d
b uilt with
S e q t S q ! l
around . q.
priced from
Evening star., 1940-04-28
" THERE'S A BRIM COM
ING INTO YOUR LIFE"
-. and it's high time, too! SHEN-
LEY'S have the most glorious COL

lection of hats
Helene has seen
around tow n.
Hats for every
costume, every
type and every
purse. Hats by
by M a ri o n
Vale and Tony
OF California
- L =
Evening star., 1940-04-28

for them elsewhere in town. But
because NORBUD buys them by
the carload-at savings they
pass the savings on to you. Gen.
uine all silk, including feet and top.
New spring and summer shades.
Three midtown locations: 1913
CONN. AVE, Ills g ST, 1929 F
ST.
Evening star., 1940-04-28
Miss Eleanor Lewis
To Wed in Nav.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Austin Lewis an
nounce the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage of their
daughter, Miss Eleanor Lewis, to Mr..
Joseph Halford, formerly of South
Carolina and now of Washington.
The wedding will take place in
May,
Evening star., 1940-04-28
Miss Ellen Maloney
To Marry w. F. Parker

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Maloney
Of Washington and Hollywood, Fla,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Ellen Frances Ma
loney, to Mr.. William Francois
Parker, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
S. Parker of Savannah, Ga.
Miss Maloney was graduated from
the Immaculate Seminary and is
Evening star., 1940-04-28
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/" TIE A STRING ON EVERY
FINGER" so you'll
remember to make q reservation
for the FASHION SHOW LUNCH
Evening star., 1940-04-28

EON" next
Saturday in the
P ALL M AL L
r 90 M at the
H o t Ell Raleigh.
Every Saturday.
there's a revue Of
current and ad-
vanced fashions
on q bevy of love-
ly manneOllinS.
Evening star., 1940-04-28

NAS w hAA &C
If you make
your appoint
ments between
noon and 4 pm.
This course in
cludes Exercise,
M e C h a n l c a !
Massage, Swed-
i S h Massage,
Electric Cah hipat
Evening star., 1940-04-28

Place your order
now--for Moth
er's Day . =.
and h av it
ready in time
for mailing to
any dis t a n t
point. FANNIE
MAY CANDY
Is made fresh
Soi1yy-hv fho;r
Evening star., 1940-04-28

and Shower. Day or evening Exer-
else Course-12 for SIP. CON-
TOUR (MACLEvY SLENDERIZ-
1NG) SALON. Corner 18th and
G SITS. NV. NAT. 1896.
Evening star., 1940-04-28
>>>>>>

0 I TITLE PITCHERS HAVE
BIG EARS" and
those youngsters of yours are Ger
tain to want q Sand Box from
Evening star., 1940-04-28
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/" STOCKINGS coME-and
stockings gop But one
way to prolong the life of your stock
ings is to take them to the
Evening star., 1940-04-28

Shenleys. Big hats, medium sized
hats. little hats-and some with
bags to match. Priced from SIS
to 81. F ST. at 18th.
Evening star., 1940-04-28

blinds. Six feet long. they can be
made wider or longer to At any
window. They admit indirect SUM-
highland permit free circulation
of air. 1920 CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1940-04-28
>>>>>>

E" SHEER AS GossAMER"
and as wickedly
chic as hose can be-are the ex-
quisite. dull finish, very fine gauge,
Evening star., 1940-04-28

time to appear in summer shows.
Enroll tomorrow. 1909 CONN. AVE.
(Ent. 1903 10th STD DU. 0404.
" p EMEM YOUR
MOTHER on Mothers
Day" with box of FANNIE
MAY fresh homemade candy.
Evening star., 1940-04-28

own Fannie May Candy Girls, right
here in Washington. 60 different
varieties :. and only 60c a h., or
y lbs. for 81. Main store at 1910
e ST.
Evening star., 1940-04-28

$3.50 q blind.
Where? Why
at STYLE.
N c., of
c o u r S e !!
T h e y r e
every bit as
effective as
" ~,-4
Evening star., 1940-04-28
>>>>>>

!" nANCE YOURSELF INTO
POPULARITY"
Dancing as taught by the teachers
OF Ethel Fistere's ARTHUR MUIR
Evening star., 1940-04-28

" ROLL OFF THE POUNDS!
Lose inches without
strenuous exercise or diet!" And
you can save $500 on every Pull
Evening star., 1940-04-28

chops, steak, ETC.; potatoes, hot
breads and coffee. All for $1.00.
Served until 2 pm. Phone co. 1000.
Evening star., 1940-04-28
><>>>>
COING PLACES"

" GOING PLACES" {.
Every mannequin who
modelled in yesterdays fashion show
in the Pail Mall Room of the Hotel
Evening star., 1940-04-28
>>>>>>

H 7 IVES THERE A WOMAN
who does not know that
EMILE'S is the most unique, the
largest, the most complete house of
Evening star., 1940-04-28

for a long thread run; SC for each
additional run. 613 18th ST.
Evening star., 1940-04-28
>>>>>>

" THERN HOSPI-
TAL1TY" . awaits you
every Sunday-in the Colonial Din
ing Room OF the WARDMAN PARK
Evening star., 1940-04-28

and tango. It's glorious fun. And
quite inexpensive. 110l CONN.
AVE. Phone DIS. 2460.
Evening star., 1940-04-28
>>>>>>

A SHORT. SHORT
STORY" about
washable, card-fibre VENETIAN
BLINDS -. fitted and hung-only
= Eh -
Evening star., 1940-04-28
Theatre Note.
George M.

George M.
Cohon,who
is coming
TO town TO-
morrow in
THE Re-
turn of The
q I the
N utionoI
tre,
wos born
on July 4th
inAmerico.
He does
his wyifino
La gaceta., 1940-02-27
LA ADMINISTRATION
Y Ell AZUCAR CUBANO

Washington, Febrero d.
I'm plan para reducir Ia parte
proportional de Cuba en- Ell Mer
cado azucarero, en- la cantidad
de 100000 toneladas, se dice
que ha encontrado resistencia
en- las esferas oficiales de este
pats.
FL representante 0Connor,
democratic de Montana, MEM
bro de un Comite C~onjunto del
Senado y la Camara que sc O.
cupa en- preparar nuevas leyes
sobre ell azdcar, dijo hoy des-
pues de una conferencia con el
Secretario Wallace:
"Yo creo que tenemos un re-
gular problema 81 IS que quere-
mos que Wallace coOpere con
nosOtros en- la rebaja a Cuba de
la Quota azucarera''.
La idea de la COmisi6n es re-
bajar las Quota de Cuba y Fill
.pinas para hallar un medic de
aumentar Ia production en- los
EstadOS UAid0.
La gaceta., 1940-02-27
NO HAY PROBABILIDADE5
DE PAZ

Paris, Febrero 27.-Segun
fuentes francesas semi-oficiales
no puede haber mediaci6n o pro
posiociones de paz con probabi-
lidades de exito, vengan de don
de vinieran.
Esta declaration confirma Ia
opinion previamente expresada
por Francia de que la tournee
surCpea de Sumner Welles, sub
secretario de Estado america
no, no puede traer como result
tado ninguna base para nego-
ciacioneS de paz.
La persona que hizo las ante
riores declaraciones da tambien
I'm aviSo a los ministries de Es-
scandinavia, quienes hace pocas
horas eXpresaron en- su reunion
do COpenhague, la eSperanza de
que la guerra europea pueda ser
contenida antes de que realmen-
he commence; dice que esas espe-
ranzas no linen base alguna. Fl
informe mo menciona egpecffi
camente a los Estados Unidos,
pero las indicaciones son de que
SIC trata de csc pals y del viaje
de Mr.. Welles.
La gaceta., 1940-02-27
UNA REVUELTA EN- YU-
GOESLAVIA

Zagreb, Yugoeslavia, Feb.
27.-La policfa arrest6 aqui q
80 jefes separatistas c~roatas, a.
cusandolos de un complot con-
ira el gobierno.
Los detenidos fueron acCsa-
dos especificamente de incitar
motines y colocar bOmbas que
han venido explotando en- dife-
rentes parties de la poblaci6n,
Fueron identificadOs por la po-
licia como partidarios del DIR.
Anton Pavelich, jefe de los Us
tachi, una organization extre-
mista croatia a la cual sc acuss
del asesinato del Rey Alexandra
en- Marsella, hace 6 amos.
Dos de los individuos deteni-
dos fueron identifieados como
el DR.. Milan Budak y el DR.. Ste
phen Buc, que Sc dice ser MEM
bros importantes de la facci6n
Pavelich; este 1ltimo vive &C
tualmente en- Italia,
La gaceta., 1940-02-27
Sc APODERAN DE UN BAR
co ALEMAN

Londres, Feb. PEI barco
de cargo aleman Wahehe, de
4,7O7 toneladas, q. intent6 rom
per Ell bloqueo ingles desde vi
go, Espana, hasta un puerto a.
lehman, fue capturado hoy por
un barco de guerra ingles Ell
cuaI evit6 que la tripulaci6n a.
lemana echara a pique al bar
co.
Ell Wahehe es Ell n1mero Is
de los barcos alemanes captura-
dos durante Ia guerra, con un
tonelaje total de 1920. Ade-
mas, % bancos alemanes COZ
1928 toneladas fueron des-
trufdos por sus propias tripula.
clones o por otras causas.
Sc informa que 6 barcos ale
names salieron de Espaha Ell Is
de Febrero para tratar de rom
per ell bloqueo ingles. Dos han
sido capturados, y otro, el Oriza
ba, sc infOrma que Sc hundi6 a
noche despues de encallar cerca
de Hammerfest, Noruega,
La gaceta., 1940-02-27
PIDE Ell ENVIO DE SOLDA.
DOS A

Londres, Feb. 27.-Oliver LO
cker Lampson, miembro conse'
vador del P~arlamento, Sc puso
anoche al frente da la creciente
agitaci6n existente EN- la CANA.
ra de los Comunes para que e.
gobierno decida la Immediate in
tervenci6n en- Finlandia con un
numeroso ejercito. Una resolu-
cidn pid1endo al gobierno que
disponga de una fuerza impor.
tante para que presto servicic
EN- Finiandia fue presentada Q
la Camara por Lock Lampson el
cual pidi6 que sc dedique un dta
entero al debate de dicha cues
ton.
No sc considera sin embargo
que ell g%obierno acceda a dicho
debate aunque Sc sabe que, tan
to slui como en- Paris Sc ha es-
tado estudiandO detenidamente
ese problema.
La resolution de Locker Lam
son cita la perdida de Polonia y
ChecoeslOvaquia y Ell inminente
peligro de la conquista de Fin
landia, sugiriendo que, desde ei
momento en- que los ejercitos a.
liadOs Sc conservan intactos, q
pesar de seis meses de guerra,
I~nglaterra bien puede enviar
una fuerza militar a luchar ba-
10 ell acuerdo de Ia Lga de Ma
clones en- ell territorio de Finlan
0dia.
Hasta ell presente 10 Gnico que
ha hecho Ingaaterra pOr Finlan-
dia es dar licencia a la recluta
de voluntarios en- Ell pals, ade-
mas de enviar considerable ma
.terial de guerra y un buen ND
mer ode aeroplanos al ejercito
finlandes.
La gaceta., 1940-02-27
LA QUESTION DEL JUEGO
ANTE Ell TRIBUNAL SU-
PREMO

Tallahassee, Feb. PEI Tri
bunal Supreme de Florida deci-
do hoy que La legalizaci6n de
las apuestas mutuas en- 1881 no
anula o Gambia en- modo alguno
las otras leyes existentes contra
ell juego. Dicho Tribunal nunca
do su opinion sobre la constitu-
cionalidad de la Ley de Apues-
tas Mutuas.
Ell alto Tribunal Sc neg6 a in
miScuirse en- ell asunto de un plei
to presentado en- Tampa por ell
Fiscal del Estado, ParriOr, con-
ira Charles NJ. Valdes y Anto-
MO Valdes. Farrior acusaba a
los hermanos Valdes de operar
una casa de juego en- un restau-
rant de su propiedad.
FL Tribunal Supreme afirm6
una decision del juez L. L.
Parks, de Tampa, quien deneg6
una mOci6n del abogado de los
hermanos Valdes para suspen.
der la acusaci6n de Farrior. La
apelaci6n fue presentada por
Pat Whitaker.
FL abogado en- question AFR
maba que la legaliZaci6n de las
apuestas mutuas era equivalent
te a la Suppression de otras leves
contra ell juegO. Whitaker tam
bien acuS6 a Farrior de estar lie
vando a termino represalias po-
lfticas al haeer la acusaci6n.
FL Tribunal Supreme deneg6
las quejas de Whitaker y envi6
ell case de los Valdes de nuevo a
la Corte del Circuito del Conda-
do de Hillsborough.
La gaceta., 1940-02-27
LA FAVORA-
Bile A LOS

Bridgeport, Conn, Feb. H.
Igor Sikorsky, Ell delineador de
aeroplanos, no esta de acuerdo
con Ia opinion de qua la venida
de la Primavera sera favorable
a los rusos en- Ia campaha de
Finlandia ; cree por Ell contrario
que la Primavera favorecera a
Finlandia.
FL terreno de Finlandia que
esta ahora seco y firme y con
los lagos helados, resulta in
transitable con ell deshielo de Ia
Primawora, seg1n Sikorsky; 6s-
te es natural de Kiev, Russia.
Agreg6 SikOgskV cue q laS
La gaceta., 1940-02-27
AL PUEST0 DE CO.
BRADOR DE CONTRlRC.
CLONES

Anthony Schleman, de "a a.
nos, que durante los Gltimos {
amos fue jefe de la ofieina mu-
nicipal de Inspection de lnsta-
laciones Y Pailas renunci6 a sll
puegto aver, anunciando su cam
didatura para CobradOr de Con
tribunciones del Condado.
Schleman, miembro de una
muy areciable familia del Con-
daido de HiIlsborough, asisti6 a
las eScuelas p1blicas de Tampa
y continue Su educaci6n con el
estudio de ingenieria, tenedurfa
de libroS y leyes.
Actualmente es miembro de
la Association de Abogados del
Estado, como i~guaamente de las
de Tampa y HillsborougA; tam
bien es miembro de las Asocia-
clones americans de Ingenie-
ros S~anitarios Y de la Asocia-
ci6n de Ingenieros Mecanicos.
Durante un buen nGmero de
amos Srhleman trabaj6 como
instalador y tambien como jefe
de instalaciOnes. Ha sido presi-
dente de la Local No. 624 de csc
ramo y de Ia Association de ms
taladorss Maestros de Tampa,
siendo ahora miembro honora-
rio de ambas organizaciones.
Schleman es ccmandante pa
sado de la Legion Americana,
Posta No. 70, siendo tambien
miembro de la Association 40 y
8. Tambien pertenece a otras a.
sociaciones tales como Ell Grupo
Townsend No. 8, Logia No. IS
de los Odd Fellows, LOgia Ma
s6nica de Hillsborough, y Zen
da Grotto.
AL anunciar su candidatura,
Schleman hizo la siguiente de-
claraci6n:
"Mi historical como servidor
del pueblo indica mi gran into
res en- proporcionar eficiente v
honorable atenci6n a los asuntOs
del mencionado pueblo. Mi COO
peraci6n al bienestar de los nj
nos y a otros programs ctvicos
de la Comunidad me proporcio-
ma conocimiento additional de las
necesidades y problemas de to-
da clase de persona, incluyendo
naturalmente las de los contri.
buyentes, grandes o p~aquehos''.
La gaceta., 1940-02-27
Ell TEMPO

Pron6stico del tempo para
hoy: La prediction del tiempo
para Tampa y sus cercanias d.
rante "a dia Y la noche de hoy e.
como sigue: Cielo nublado, lige-
ramente menos frfo; Ell miercO-
les aumentara Ell espesor de las
NUDES pero sin .descenso en- la
temperature. Vientos mOdera-
dos del Este y del Sudeste.
La temperature maxima de
aver fue de 81 y Ia minima de
AZ.