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Evening star., 1940-05-23

every song. II, ct times, the con-
cluding bars Of these songs lack Z
certain positiveness to make them
still more outstanding, the general
effect is always good. Dignity and
breadth characterized the rendition
Of Bach's Nov Let Every Tongue
from "Sleepers, Awake" Cadara's
"As Rays Of Setting Sun" and OF
McFarlands "The God Of Music. u
The animated Hail Smiling Morn
by Spohorth, the last selection in
the first group, brought forth vol
umes OF enthusiastic applause, which
accompanied many other presenta-
tions throughout the evening. A
Yugoslav folksong, II Won't Kiss
Katie" given as an encore, was most
pleasing.
There were numbers of Scandi-
navian composers: Palmgren and
Sibelius, also English and German
folksongs, May Day Carol" and %
Peaceful Night" 'Casar Franck's
psalm $50" had a four -handed ac-
compartment, arranged by the EN-
cient accompanist Of the Chevy
Chase Chanters, Earle Ferguson, who
was Joined in the performance by
Hester Smithey.
Mr.. Finckel gave fine account Of
his accomplishment as a cello virtu-
oso in Bach's "Arioso" which he
played with q singing tone and no
Evening star., 1940-05-23
'Rebecca' Is Best
OF April's Films

"Rebecca," adapted from Daphne
du Maurier's best seller Of the same
name, has been selected by the
National Screen Council as the out
standing picture among April re-
leases and winner of the Box Once
Magazine blue ribbon award for
that month.
A Selznick- international picture,
distributed through United Artists,
"Rebecca" was produced by David
o. Selznick (who also produced
"Gone With the Wind') and di-
rected by Alfred Hitchcock. Selz-
nick has won previous Box Once
blue ribbon award distinctions for
viva, Villa!" MAY, 1880: David
Copperield" (January, 1885, and "A
Tale of Two Cities" (January, 1886
Joan Fontaine and Laurence Olivier,
who co-star In "Rebecca," have each
won a previous award badge Of
merit, the former for her perform
ance in "Gunga Din," which won the
February, 1899, award, and the lat
ter for his role in "Wuthering
Heights" april, 1880.
Selection of the outstanding pro-
duction released each month Is
made by ballot vote OF the National
Screen Council,
Evening star., 1940-05-23

laughing quite so hilariously at the
stories OF romance with her pub
licizer.
1--WE are positively not engaged;
neither are we married, nor con-
tempating marriage" she states
with grim look in her eyes.
The ill-fated Secrets of a Secre-
tary'' (alias THE Night of January
16thD has been taken from the
Paramount shelf, and busted off for
Paulette Goddard and Ray Milland.
Taking its place on the shelf is
Follow Through" the Golfing epic
which was to have teamed Bing
Crosby, Bob Hope, Miss Goddard
and Ruby Keeler Follow Through
has been abandoned because of
Bings termination of his Para
mount contract after Rhythm on
the River" Preceding Paulette's
chore in Secrets of Secretary"
she draws the fat plum of a CO.
starring assignment with Charles
Boyer in Hold Back the Dawn"
* X X X
The most sensitive people in town
are the former big-shot stars who
are now filling in with "bit" roles.
Very understandable is their hatred
OF sympathy and commiseration
Which is why I was surprised at
the hard-luck interviews recently
given out by the now grown-up
Baby Peggy Montgomery of the
screen. But all is explained with
her 100000 lawsuit against R-K-O-
Radio, in which she charges them
with breaking the promise to give
her part in tom Browns School
Days'-in return for the aforesaid
hard-luck stories.
X * X
Jimmy Cagney spent part of his
vacation at Catalina co-authoring
with George Murphy an epic title,
where Starts My Love?" according
to a local trade" paper here Both
Warmers and Paramount are inter-
ested in buying it shepherd of
the Hills" will co-star Robert Preston
and Betty Field-for Paramount
All the people who loathe double
4CdgulCS Will nave Il ClldllCe u
register their peeve via the Gallup
poll on this and other subjects con-
corning movies. Maybe if enough
people explain that their staying
away from theaters is because of the
double-bill nuisance, studio execu-
tives and theater exhibitors will
lsten-We hope.
II
The Ginger Rogers-Ronald Col
man picture, You Can't Be Too
Careful" is working on a closed set
because of script trouble. You'd
think that these million-dolla pro-
ductions would refrain from a start
Ing date until the script was ship
shape, but two out of four Hollywood
pictures start without an ending
and sometimes middle Kay
Francis has been PACED for a role
in "Debutante, Inc" No, Kay does
not play a debutante Paul
Whiteman and his band provide
some of the music for Strike Up
the Band" the Mickey Rooney
Judy Garland epic.
1t seems that the Laurence Olivier
Vivien Leigh picture, "21 Days To-
Evening star., 1940-05-23
In Capra Picture

Walter Brennan has been signed
to play the role Of the Colonel in
Frank Capra's production OF 'The
Life Of John Doe" at Warner Bros.
In addition to Gary Cooper, who
will play the title role, and Brennan,
IL principal roles and 212 speaking
parts remain to be filled. Thirty
five hundred extras will be used
during the course OF the production,
which will be filmed on "a sets.
Evening star., 1940-05-23

1UNus WY IIOV WUIU UIIUlI UUIII
series are near exhaustion and then
experiment with the one picture for
Evening star., 1940-05-23
Briefest Role

When Henry Fonda appears in
1.-THE Return Of Frank James," Sc
quel to Jesse James," Tyrone Power
will have the briefest star flash on
record. The picture opens with one
shot Of him being killed, footage
taken from the former picture. It
will be remembered that John Gar
field was just q vision In -Four
Wives" which followed -Four
Daughters"
Evening star., 1940-05-23
Chevy Chase
ChanterS
In Concert
Draw Enthusiastic
Applause From
Large Audience
BY ELENA de sAYN.

The annual spring concert by the
Chevy Chase Chanters, under the
direction Of ]. Horace Smithey, again
claimed the interest Of a large audi
ence last night at Woodrow Wilson
High School. The choral group
shared its program with j. Alden
F1nckel, cellist, who played a group
OF soil and two parts of Cesar
Franck's violin sonata. the cello
version Of which Mr.. Finckel pre-
sented jointly with Alice Finckel,
pianist.
The Chevy Chase Chanters, vocally
well matched, consist Of some IS men
who infuse their singing with senti-
ment and q style appropriate to
Evening star., 1940-05-23
Students in Recital

The King-Smith Studio School
Will present the students Of Erika
Thimey In q recital Of modern dance
at the King Smith Playhouse Tues
day evening at $50 o'clock. The
annual students art exhibition will
be held at the same time. The
public is invited,
Evening star., 1940-05-23

gether," has been found-as several
correspondents in Springfield, Mass,
have informed me. The three-year-
old British picture, which Olivier did
his best to prohibit from showing in
this country, was released in a
couple of cities a few weeks ago
with a minimum of fanfare. I can't
wait for it to come to Los Angeles.
How was it?
Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
AMI1SENIENTS
Evening star., 1940-05-23

both in a glori-
Gus t a d -ou t
finale.
A wag at War
ners is suggest
ing that Public
ity Chief Bob
Taplinger (who
went to Homo
lulu on the same
boat as Bette
Davis and also
returned with
herr should play
the husband role
in The Letter"
Bette, by the
" a.V is nnt
Evening star., 1940-05-23
Series May Meet Series,
Maisie May Meet Andy
At Least That Is One of Metros
Film Ideas at the Moment;
Bette Denies Everything
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD,


What do you think of this for picture Andy
HARDY? Yes, felt like
6oten star Of the Maie
ep is under consideration mind
seeing Mickey and Ann together
for the two serials to single mating?
Evening star., 1940-05-23

DEAUvILLE FOOD SHOP. 1929 Csnn. Ave.
Excellent dinners. luncheons fancy drinks.
Sea foods our speciality Served in home
atmosphere. Open Z am to am.
RAINBOW ROOM. Hamilton Hotel, 14th
at X. Cocktail and dinner dancing, 5-9;
supper dancing to Milt Davis Orchestra.
1O-1 Min. Saturday only. 81. DI. 1850.
ARBAUGHS RESTAURANT, 1906 Conn.
Ave Only at Arhaugh's can you get real
Bar-h-o spareribs and aged charcoal broiled
steaks. Mixed drinks, wine, beer.
THE NIGHTINGALE, Richmond Hgwy, 31k
mi. south of Alex Dancing, 9:3o to
nightly, including Sun. Sweet swing by
Bill Downer's Orchestra. Temple 1910.
MARYLAND CLUB GARDENS on Marlboro
Pike. Featuring Nadine and her coed
band. De luxe dinner, S1.25. Dancing
until 2 o'clock. Phone Hillside $500.
HAY-ADAMS HOUSE-OverlookinE White
House at 18th and H SITS. Dining in an
atmosphere of charm, dignity and gen.
tility. Luncheon. S5c dinner from S1.25.
ORGAN music nightly during dinner.
SHOREHAM BLUE ROOM, Connecticut At
Calvert. Dining and dancing. Two floor
shows, $40 and 11:30. Dinner. 81. in
cluding cover. Supper cover, Soc. AD. 0700
MADRILLON RESTAURANT, Washington
Building, 18th ard New York Ave. The
favorite place to dine the popular place
to dance.
LOUNGE RIVIERA, Hotel 1900 18th 81.
Dining, dancing to Pete Macias' Orchestra,
featuring Adele Van, 10 Il, Q. No min. or
cover except Sat. eve, u 80 min. co. 1900.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-09

BITTER SWEET" WILL
OPEN AT CAROLINA

jeanette Macdonald, Nelson Id
dy and Director w. S. Van Kyke
II, the trio responsible for three
of the most successful musicals of
screen history, Naughty Mariet-
a." Rose Marie" and Sweet
hearts," join forces a fourth time
with the perturbation of Noel Cow
ards Bitter Sweet" which opens
at the Carolina theatre today.
A story of London and Vienna in
the late Victorian period, filmed In
Technicolor, Bitter Sweet" pre-
sents Miss Macdonald in the role
of Sarah Millick, London belle.
which Peggy Wood created on the
London stage and which Evelyn
Laye played in the Broadway pro
duction. On the eve of her we'd
ding, Sarah runs away with her
music teacher, Carl Linden, enact
ed by Eddy, and spends an idyllic
time with him in Vienna until an
officer of the Imperial cavalry,
Baron Won Tranisch, begins pay
ing her attention.
The original Noel Coward music
is retained intact in the screen
version of Bitter Sweet. TIL c
stars are heard in the following
numbers: 'In See You Again.
The Call of Life" "If You Coulc
Only Come With Me-" What L
Love-" 'Tokay," Ladies of the
Town." Love in Any Language
"Our Little Cafe" "Zigeuner," I'll
Love We're All" and "Serenade in
Vienna"
An exceptional short subject pro.
gram features a Pete Smith novel
ty, color cartoon and latest news. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-09

the homeless spitfire who suddenly
finds herself in the spiendor of
sWanky Park Avenue. Jane tries
to be a lady for the sake of her
boy-friend and the result is a pic
ture that brings out all you love
best in Jane. Rand Brooks plays
James new boy-friend, and he
scores a hit with Jane.
Kent Taylor plays the male lead
in Girl From Avenue A" while
Katharine Aldridge and Elyse
Knox are rivals for his hand. Also
prominently featured are Laura
Hope Crews, Jessie Ralph, Harry
Shannon and Vaughan CHASER.
Royal Varieties offers a delight.
full sport novelty ''Sink or SWIM
a Stone Age cartoon and Movie.
tone News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-09
LUCKY PARTNERS" MARKS
BIJOU THEATRE PROGRAM

Bracketing two of the screens
top favorites for the first time,
Lucky Partners" brings Ronald
Colman and Ginger Rogers to the
Bijou theatre in what is said to
be the sprightliest comedy-ro-
nance of the season.
From the ultra-modern, sophisti-
Gated pen of Sacha Guitry, Lucky
Partners" casts Colman as David
Grant, an artist with a secret past,
and Miss Rogers as Jean, a clerk
in her aunt's Greenwich Village
book shop.
Jean is engaged to Poughkeep-
sizes coming tycoon, Freddie, and
as soon as she earns a bank &C
count for emergencies, she plans
to marry him. Circumstances
cause Jean to believe that David
brings her good luck, and she
urges him to join her in the pur-
chase of a sweepstakes ticket.
Intrigued with the idea, David
agrees, but on one condition: that
Jean shall accompany him on a
platonic honeymoon before she
weds Freddie. Freddie, it seems,
believes the nuptial journey is a
waste of time and money, where
as David considers the event es-
sential. This honeymoon, David as
sures Jean, will be strictly make
believe; they'll travel like brother
and sister.
A novelty and the latest news
reel proceed this program. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-09
God, Only Cause And
Creator Is Subject Of
Weekly Sermon

God the only Cause and Creator
was the subject of the lesson-sermon
in all Christian Science churches and
societies yesterday.
The Golden Text was from He
brews 3:4, Every house is builded
by some man; but he that built al
things is God"
Among the citations which com
prised the lesson-sermon were thu
following from the Bible: 20 thu
depth of the riches both of the wis
dom and knowledge of God,' how
~unsearchable are his judgements
and his ways past finding out! Fol-
who hath known the mind Of the
Lord? or who hath been his coun
sellor? For of him, and through
him, and to him, are all things: tc
whom be glory for ever" (Romans
1913. "a, 36).
The lesson-sermon also included
the following passages from the
Christian Science textbook, Science
and Health with Key to the scrip
lures, by Mary Baker Eddy; "God
is individual, incorporeal. He is
divine principle, love, the universal
cause, the only creator, and there is
no other self-existence. He is all
inclusive, and is reflected by all that
is real and eternal and by nothing
else. He fills all space, and it is
impossible to conceive of such omni-
presence and individuality except as
infinite spirit or mind"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-09
ITALIAN WOUNDED
AIDED BY GREEKS
Hundreds Of Fascists Shot In
Albania Are Treated Al
Greek Hospital
RY DANIEL DE LUCE

SALONIKA, Greece, Dec. 90
Hundreds of Italian "ouiloeu
were carried down today to d
Greek base hospital from 1ne
mountainous northern front IN Al
bania.
Thew came in Red Cross trucks
over roats deep in slush to the
Phlorina railroad terminus IN up
ner Macedonia where doctors sort-
ed out those with a chance TO i've
from those whose luck had run
out. But they did their best o
both. ..h;,
"Grazia," many Italians wills
pered as their wounds were oreSs'
ed.
When young nurses brought soup
tn men who had gone hungry for
days during the fighting on cliffs
in the Albanian mountain Wilder
ness, they broke into wide smiles.
Here 81 words censored.)
AS far as I could see Italian
and Greek casualties were getting
equal treatment behind the lines.
All the food, housing and medical
attention l saw were identical, and
to the limit Of Greek resources.
In some hospitals, wounded SOL
diers of both armies lay side by
side.
Italian privates fraternized will
lingly with the Greeks who min
istered to them.
"Soddisfatti!" 1--WE are salts
fed they exclaimed-and most
added that they hoped the Wal
would end soon.
Told that Marshal Pietro Badog-
lilo had resigned Friday as army
chief of staff, they shook their
heads and said they couldn't be-
lieve it.
Sometimes they say bad things
about Mussolini when their wounds
hurt most" a 17-year-old nurse
told me. II think it would be good
propaganda if we could send them
back to Italy. The ones that re-
cover would tell their comrades
in-arms how they were treated in
Greece"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-09
WRONG TAXI

CHARLOTTE, Dec. 8.-lR-Pa-
trolman c. A. Allen was driving
his car to work.
A stranger hailed him on a
residential street. He stopped.
The stranger opened the door OF
the a and settled on the back
seat.
With a thick tongue the stranger
instructed the supposed-to-be taxi
driver:
Take me to East Seventh
street."
"That's all right" said the Of
ficer. "1'm going to fix you up"
OF course, the stranger wound
up in a cell at headquarters to
await the time he could tell a con
from a taxi driver.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-09
AWATI0N'S 1871
GOALS ARE HIGH
Daily Transatlantic Flights
And New Routes To Singa-
pore Are Planned

MONTCLAIR, N. j., Dec. S.-R)-
lDai1v transatlantic airplane flights
new air routes to Singapore and an
demanded cross-country and Latin
American flying service are among
the things envisaged for American
aviation in 1941 by Juan T. Trippe,
president Of Pan American Anyways,
Inc.
This pioneer of the aviation indus
trv. thirteenth recipient Of the Mont
clair Yale Bowl given annually to
the Yale alumnus who has made his
.Y' in life," predicted all these things
last night.
Accepting the award at the Goth
annual Yale barn party of the Mont
clair Yale club he said that:
The daily transatlantic service
will begin operations ION overnight
schedules" next spring when planes
larger than the present Clippers have
been built.
EVERY important city in Latin
America" will be a terminus for
daily flights from the United States
as part of a program of Hemisphere
solidarity"
Pan American will begin new
flights to Singapore this month. But
for Every important" reasons he said
he could not disclose the company's
purpose in sending passenger planes
to tina! great British naval base in
the Far East.
Ultimately, he predicted, planes
carrying from 40 to so passengers
will fly nonstop across the country
at speeds 50 per cent higher than at
present.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-09
French Radio Denies
Many People Starring

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-R-Fhe
French radio in Paris, in a broad
cast heard in the United States by
NBC, asked the friends of France"
not to believe that food conditions
are so bad in France that some per-
sons are starving.
"Fooa is scarce, it is true" the
announcer said, land therefore we
have rationed some food stuffS. But
there is enough to satisfy our needs
as regarding necessities"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-09
PETAIN PLANNING
CABINET SHAKEUP
Wants To Bring Pierre Elan
din, Who Sought Nazi In
derstanding, Into Regime
BY CHARLES S. FOLTZ, JR.

BERN, Switzerland, Dec. S.-CP-
Chief of State Petain of France is
planning a government shakeup to
bring into his cabinet former Premier
Pierre Etienne Flandin, pre-War eX-
ponent of an understanding with Ger.
many, and perhaps others to replace
ministers opposing vice Premier
Pierre Laval on collaboration with
Germany, diplomatic reports from
France said tonight.
1t was reported Flandin might soon
replace Marcel Peyroutin as minister
Of the interior and former Air Min
lister Marcel Deaf, also a pre-war ad-
vocate of Franco-German coopefa-
ton, might be chosen as minister
of justice to replace Raphael Ali
bert.
Flandin and Deaf, these reports ad-
ded, then might establish their de-
partments in Paris and function
there as the two who best could deal
with German authorities.
Flandin heretofore has been either
in Paris or staying in the provinces
but has Stunned Vichy. However,
he appeared there yesterday and was
still there during the cabinet meet
ing tonight.
Minister Peyroutin and others in
the cabinet including Albert, minis
ter of agriculture Pierre CaZiot, and
minister of labor Rene Belin were
said to be in frequent disagreement
with Vice Premier Laval on ques-
tons of collaborating with Germany.
Political observers reported that
Flandin's entry into the cabinet
would not, however, necessarily boil
ster Laval's stock, ever if it removed
some of his opposition.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-09
JOE CALCUTT WILL
FACE TRIAL TODAY
Fayetteville Man Charged
With Distribution Of Illegal
Slot Machines

RALEIGH, Dec. 8.-R-Joe Cal
cult, president of the vending ma
chine company of Fayetteville, will
face trial here in Wake superior
court tomorrow on five counts
chargin operation and distribution
of illegal slot machines.
Indicted with him are r. w.
Boiling, auditor and bookkeeper
for the firm, and c. c. Bishop,
Raleigh operator charged with
placing and servicing illegal ma
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-09
SETTLED

PITTSBURGH, Dec. S.-(R-
The dispute between David
Bloomfield and a hospital that
wouldn't accept his 1880 pennies
as payment on a bill is settled.
The hospitals cashier had pro-
tested it would take too long to
count the pennies. SOlutior
They were taken to a bank and
counted by machine.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-09
WINDS0RS READY
TO VISIT MIAMI
Will Use Palatial Yacht Ut
Wenner.G ren For Their
Trip To U. S. Today

NASSAU, Bahamas, Dec. 8.-R-
The Duke and Duchess Of Windsel
will use the palatial ocean.going
yacht Southern Cross, owned by
Alexis Wenner-Gren, Swedish indus.
trialist, for their trip to Miami to-
morrow.
They will reach Miami Tuesday
the fourth anniversary of Edwards
abdicat;on Dec. 10, 1886, from the
English throne so that he might mar
ry American born Wallis Warfield
Simpson.
Use Of the Southern Cross was &C
copied by Windsor to take the
Duchess to her homeland for a ma
jor dental operation because Of a
halliday delay in the sailing schedule
of the S. S. Munargo, on which the
party had booked passage.
The extra time was considered val.
liable, the Dukes aides said, 80 the
Duchess could submit to the opers.-
ton at a Miami Beach hospital and
ave time for partial recuperation
before the royal party returns to
Nassau Friday aboard the Munargo.
The Southern Cross will remain in
Miami fer minor repairs.
The Southern Cross, a frequent
visitor in southern waters, has had
a spectacular history, including sew
eral dramatic rescues at sea-. The
most notable of these occurred When
Wenner-Gren's yacht saved many
survivors from the Athena, torpe-
DR. d in mid-Atlantic two years ago
at the start of the war.
The Wenner-Gre will remain
here at their new home Shangria-La
on Hog Island.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-09
Rurnania Promises To
Deliver Oil To Nazis

BUCHAREST, Dec. 8.-R-Ru.
mania has promised to deliver g..
100000 tons of oil to Germany in
1941, it was reported in official cir
cles tonight.
That amount would be nearly twice
as much as the total exported this
year and twice as much as Sold to
the Reich in 1886, when exports were
at their peak.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-09

chimes for J. Norman Fin,
former employe of Calc,,,t D'ca, a
|, Finch was convicted in ss,..
Der and sentenced to = sepSem'
the state supreme court u yIa5' anc
Judgment. Np'ieio thu
calcutt is also under S., loon h..
in Durham county on Slot UO oon'
charges. machine
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-09
CONFLICTING ADvrcr

WASHINGTON, Dec 3
President Roosevelt receiv -
fllctlng advice on the Logan,ur con-
OH today the National La w~.,s'
Guild urging him to veto if sns isFs'
National Association of women 'q he
yers asking him to sign if Law
provides uniform standards of VII
cedure for various uuasi-i,d;oia, Pro
eminent agencies and broadana 9,''
basis for appeals from their Ie
ions 1t was sent to the White E 5ors'
last week. -iouSe
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-09
Radio Beacon Expected
To Be Installed Soon

SOUTHPORT, Dec. 8. - The in
stallation of a radio beacon in Bald
Head lighthouse on Bald Head island
as an aid to navigation is expected
in the near future.
Several months ago, $4,000 was
appropriated by the government for
the construction of the beacon and
the old lighthouse was selected to
house it. Recently the Coast Guard
has been ordered to erect poles and
make slight repairs on the structure,
prelimary to the placing of the
beacon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-09
PULLMAN

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-(R-The Pull
man Co., sleeping car subsidiary Of
Pullman Incorporated, today report
ed October transportation operations
resulted in a net income, after taxes
and air conditioning defer
ment, of $198, 563 compared with
$lO2,585 a year ago. Ten months
net was 81, 1OO,5 45 compared with
$2,253,656 the corresponding 1899 pc
riod.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-09
RECKLESS WALKING

CHARLOTTE, Dec. s.-R-
The time: 3 q. m. the place;
police headquarters.
A patrolman brought up .
prisoner. The prisoner stagger-
ed up to the desk, held on,
swaying.
''What have they got you. for,
Buddy?" One of the officers,
standing by, asked.
"Reck1ess waking" snap
ped the prisoner, just like that
quick as a flash.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-09
Miss HARRISON Takes
e. Tarboro Nursery Post

SOUTHPORT, Dec. S.-Miss EN-
ma Lou HARRISON, assistant at
Orion plantation for the past three
years, has gone to Tarboro, where
she is managing the large nurseries
Of the late Sam J. Nash.
Mr.. Nash vas killed in an auto
mobile accident two weeks ago.