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Evening star., 1941-03-31
Sd: {. Physicians
Appointed 10 Draft
Medical Council
Group Will Study PIun
To Correct Defects of
Rejected Registronts

An active step toward bettering
the health of the Nation through
administration of the selective serv-
ice system was taken today with
the formation of a Medical Advisory
Council to cooperate with national
headquarters of selective service.
A plan for correction of physical
defects of registrants found unfit
for military service will be one of
the primary studies of the coun-
Gil. set up by DR.. Leonard C. Rown-
tree, chief of the medical division
of national Selective service.
Three prominent leaders of the
District of Columbia Medical So
ciety we're named on the SiX-man
council Its membership includes:
DR.. Francis X. McGovern, chair
man of the executive board of the
District Medical Society and State
chairman of the Committee on Med
ical Preparedness of the American
Medical Association.
Served in World War Draft.
Dr.. Henry c. MaCatee, past preSi-
dent of the District society and a
delegate TO the A NJ A, who served
on the National Medical Advisory
Board in connection with the World
Wa draft.
Theodore Wiprud, executive Secre-
tary to the Committee on Medical
Resources of the society.
DR.. Thomas Stephen Cullen, pro-
fessor emeritus of gynecology, Johns
Hopkins Medical School, and a trus-
tee of the A. M A.
DR.. Harvey Brinton Stone, aSSo-
ciate professor of surgery, Johns
Hopkins University. and member OF
the Committee on Medical Prepared
ness of the A. M. A.
Program of Rehabilitation.
DR. Robert A. Bier, secretary of
the advisory council and liaison Off
Ger between the council and national
selective service headquarters.
A program of physical rehabilita-
tion of rejected registrants will be
one of the principal items on the
agenda of the first council meeting,
called for tomorrow at national
headquarters, Twenty first and C
streets NV.
Another function of the council
will be to insure suitable medical
personnel for examination of regis
trants throughout the country, and
to provide a Haison between the
selective service system and the
medical profession at large.
Evening star., 1941-03-31

this paragraph implies that the
United States or any other country,
in case of an emergency, could seize
foreign shipping within its territory
without seeking to apply the right
of angary. Other authorities believe
the right of angary as such applies
to neutrals as well as to belligerent
nations.
Those who incline to this latter
view cite another British authority
on international law, Wyndham
Leigh Walker. In discussing Incl
dents which occurred during the
World War, Mr.. Walker held that
"the right of angary, the right of a
state, whether belligerent or neutral,
over all property within its juris-
diction, may be said to be estab-
lished."
Evening star., 1941-03-31
Man Given $500 Bond
In Stripping of Girl

Irwin C. Hoover, 81, of the 500
block of Taylor street NV. was
arraigned in Police Court today on
a charge of simple assault in con-
nection with having allegedly
stripped girl of her clothing and
of taking her ring last Wednesday
night on Wisconsin avenue in the
vicinity of Woodley road NV.
Hoover pleaded not guilty and de-
manded a jury trial. pending which
Judge George D. Nelson set bond
at $500. He was arrested on a war
rant sworn to by the girl.
Evening star., 1941-03-31
Will Address PIT. A.

Mrs. Eloise Cason, psychologist for
the elementary schools of Mont
gomery County, Md, will speak at
a meeting of the Parent-Teacher
Association of the Takoma Park
Elementary School on Philadelphia
avenue at 8 pm. Thursday at the
school.
Evening star., 1941-03-31
Maj. ZieqIer Transferred

Transfer of Mai Arthur N. Zieg-
Ter from chief of the administrative
division to general counsel of the
office of the administrator of ex-
port control was announced today
by Brig. Gen. Russell L. Maxwell,
administrator. A native of Los An
geles and a World War veteran,
Mai Ziegler has been with the
export control Office since its or
eanization last July.
Evening star., 1941-03-31

all work on which bids are awarded
after today.
Mr.. Locher said there are $50
fathers in the District and the
average number of painters is TOO,
although there probably are many
more of the latter in this area
at present, brought here by the de-
fense program.
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0eoanfem ltnb Grinnermngem
Bon Nep. SSran3 ssuertqes

10 Inn 3 l1br nadntittags als alle
fleiBig arbeiteten, oa borten mir ein
5allen uno ei,,en Sdrei. Sd iprang
auf uno lief sleid in gaers sod; id
slaubte, ser Sdrei fime baber. ga
tomn,t idon mein 8rtoer berauselal1'
fen: Batter iitt unter oen 9oblen,
8ater ftbt unter ben &oblen." Ct
rief sleidb Sp. Sreder ,,nO Sol. Sung
in Nr. II tno ale fanen in Gle
berbeisela,tfen uno tuollten belfen.
8ater lag gang bebedt unter einem
balben Sdub 4oblen, Der unbemerft
1oslieB uno ibn umgeiboben batte.
@ir arbeiteten sic Stiide iadte bon
ibm meg, boben ibn ai,f. Or blntetc
ant &opf, feline Sbulter ge6ro6en,
aber ionit nidts. gr fonnte laufeu
uno 10 bradten i'm Die Manner bers
aus un6 nod Sauie. Gin babies Sabr
lang fonnte ct nidt arbeiten nne
oann sinss pieoer, aber ct mar nidt
mebr 10 fart.
8on ser 3eit an arbeiteten ipir
beioe 8riiber sulammen, Bis ser 8a-
ter &pieber mitfommen fonnte. Ct
lpar aud ettpas borlidtiser geworoen,
5umal iein aueenlidt alld nablieb,
10 oaB er nibt nebr 10 quit ieben
fonnte. 9arutn berlieB ct iid piel auf
mid in Der arbeit.
@ef fabren 1T ber 2uft, @efabrelt
ouf bem 8aiier, @efabren 1T Der CT
Sc unO a,tf 0erlelben, @efabren auf
oem 2anoe, @efabren auf ser 9abtt,
@efabreu int 8aloe. 60 traf es iid
einmal I'M Jriibiabr, ais er bon 60
Jon, 8is., nod ebippeipap Sails sing,
25 Meiler boneinanoer entfernt. es
mar friib ant Morsen, als ct bon
Sauie iortsing. Ct iltdte oen fiir5e-
item nno beiten 8eg. 9as mar Die
8abn: @iseoniin eentral. Sinter
CABOT int l1rlpalo iab er einen &l1.
bel 8olfe auf oer 9abn, Die i'm an-
fanss nidt geieben batten. 3uerlt
ldien es, als tpenn iie ibm a1f bei1
2eib riiden tpollten. 9ann aber tuur.
oeK lie bang, ob Dor ieinem langen
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es mar i'm @iuter 1886, als mir
bon Der Mrbeit fameu l,no iiber Die
8ebu muBteu beim Depot IN Corning.
gs iparen feben Baar @eleile 5u
freu5en unb tpir ml.Bteu parten, bis
bic 3iige peg tuaren bon ser &reu<
5ung. 3tpei tparen fdon ausgefab-
ret, a6er ser brittle itanb nod ba 5,tr
Mbfabrt. aae brei lange &oblen5iiae
nit ie stpei 2ofomotioen babor. Der
Noropino iagte oen Sdnee berunt;
mir tuaren fteif Dor 9dlte. SD batte
idon leidt ourd ooer ii6er Sic fladen
@aeen iprineen f0nnen, aber ser
Bater fonnte 10 mas nidt. 90 mar
tete id auf ibu. gs 0ouerte aber 81,
lanse. SD iprang iiber oen 8agen
uno mar auf Ser anoeren Seite, oa
frod 8ater unter Sen 8aeen uno -
Der 3ug 5og on nit aller araft. er
Sog lid seidtpino binourd), aber oie
Ndoer beriibrten nod ieiue S6,lbe.
GS par eben gegliidt, ionit ndren
ibm sic ,8eine ooer Jiibe abgeiabren.
Sd brebte MIDI unt uno i6rie Dor
ansIt. gr itano aui lno loete: ,,@ott
fei Cant, ct Bet nod enmal guob ge>
goben." 9Sir liefen eilig na6 Sin-
tens Saus, mo meine Sdpelter Ger
truo ipobnte, mo- mir iiberlpinterten.
St uoate auf oiele Seite bon Gorn'
ing, am Gblr6 Sia, cine @obnung
fir l,ns faufen, a6er oieler 8orfaa
bradte i'm baoon a6. 9arum faufte
er unten an ser Gauep Street, als lid)
oie quite @elesenbeit bot. ,Na', iaete
er. ~oa mobe id uidt bin. Sd betabl
lieber elm paar bunoert Dollar mebr
bafiir, als oa oben auf Sintens Berg.
8ogl tpeislid! 0as ltngliid list auf
'nern fleinen Sled" ooer ,,oas ltnglud
fdreitet fdnea."
Sm Sabre 1898 i6afften mir ne.
beneinanoer im Sda6t SIR. s in Cor
ming. Batter un6 8ru6er Seinri6 int
Sod IS 1,no Serr slnton Srerid5
I(Gater bon 8ater Srerits, G.B8.S.)
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Cine @ruppe amerifaniider aor.

Cine @ruppe amerifaniider aors
reIponoenten. oie NIT bem anlerifani-
i1en 8otidafter 2aure,lce u. Stein.
barot Wosfa,l berlaiien batte, traf ir'
ben. $50 Neilen bon Ser .Sauptitaot
entfernten, an Der @olsa gelegenet
Ort &utbpfbetp ein. .......
9aB Sic ruiiiide Sauptitaot nadl
8uibpidetu, oem friiberen Samara.
perlest ipur6e, ergab fib a,.d a,ts
einem 8eri6t oes gsBg -Bertreters in
Mosfau. Ser iapaniihe BstIbafter.
@eneral Satefatpa, bate borber na@
Eofio beridtet, baB ct uno fein Sta6
in 9uibpidetu einsetroffen fiao, unS
es miro aneenomn,en, baB ftd AUDI
8otidafter Steinbarot BORT beftnbet-
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8ie burd cine umfrase feitgeite1t
mur6e, lit cine iiberpaltigenoe Mebr-
beit Ser fatboliiden @eiltlidfeit, be-
ionoers ser 8iidofe 1tnleres 2anoes
(91.5 Bro5ent) gegen eine attibe
8eteiligung ser Ser. 5taaten an
&riege auBerbal6 Ser tpeltliden SCENT.
ipbare uno 90.5 Broaent gesen eins
ltnterItiikung SoipietruBlau6s.
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CGio Maiienfrritn6

Stod (5linte) ober Dor Mr. Bes,
ser al1d oa berumlief oas tpuBte Der
Gater nidt. Sic madten iib meg iino
perl6panben. gs mar ein Slid fir
i'm, Oenn bic bnngrigen Simberlpolfe
bdtten i'm aufgefreiien Die man oft
bon &uBlanb bort 11no iiebt.
Gin anbernal fam er suriid bon
San Greet aus ser @rnte. gs nor
5antstag, oenn iiber Sonntag pollte
-er at Sallie iein. Ser 8es gins ourd
lanee 8iiide ,tnb Wdloer, Der gan5
unbefannt mar. @s mar fein Sabr'
tueg ooer 5ubloues ooer Bfao, nein,
ionoern ein sebrodener 8es, 3. 3.
Die eriten Manner, Die na6 Sall
Greet einsen uno 5uriidtuonten, 5eid'
neten oen 8es ab, inoem iie tuie bic
Saoianer bie 3peigte f,tidten, tuie
fte gingen ont bellen Sonnet,tag. sic
ri1teten iid immer nod oer Sonne,
oann famen iie gut aus oen 8ii.
.iden beralls, ionit perloren iie itd.
8enn Die 3ueige sefnidt maren,
fonnten iie 5u irgeno elmer 3eit ben
Beg finben BIN unb 5uriid. aus 8or.
iidt einsen seuobnlid stpei ooer orei
Mdnner 5uiammen bin ,tno fomen
a,td 10 tpieber. Bater aber tpollte
nad Sa,tie uno Sonntaes 1T oie
Stride. 50 sing ct allein los. sSu Sau
Greet ipar alles lutberild). CT nabnt
oen befannten 8eg burg Die 8iiid]e
aaein. Wtan bate ibm geIagt, es
ltreide eiu GROCER 8dr l1mber,' mo
es biele 8eeren gebe, sic er gerre
freiie. Sier uno ba bole er iid al1d
ein fleines Sdmein6en bonn 9auer,
oas ein beionoerer 2ederbiiien fir
i'm iei. @enn er nidlt bungrig tpare,
lei ct nidt sefdbrlid). 0ean iebe lid)
aber beiier bor. Batter meinte, er lei
nibt su bauee unb babe einen guten
itarfen Stof NIT eiierner Spite bar-
an. 9amit fonnte er iid ibon tpeb'
rem. go sing ct nit 8orItbt poran.
ct par ungefabr bal6pees I'M 8alo
uno naberte iib einem @ren55aun,
90 borte er auf einmal ein eefabr-
lihes 9rltmmen. Ct idallte berum
uno ridtig, binter einen biden Baum
ba lag ser 8ar ani6eineno bei ieinen.
Sltngeu. Sater par rubig, eing rid
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Brdioent &ooieoelt tpies 5u 8eA
einn Der uNationalen Breiietpode"
auf sic @ottpenoigfeit elmer freien
Breile bin NIT oen Sase: uOie auf4
redterbaltung elmer ,tneinseidrant4
ten Breiie, tuelde Sic Babrbeit ber4
0ffentlidt ltno oaoltrb ser offentliben
8oblfabrt oient, lit cine fun6amentaA
le uno patriotiide @ungabe." Staats.
iefretar Sul fiiste BEL: ,,gine .freie
uno ridtig informierte PreIie lit fiir
Sic erfolgreide 9,trdfiibrung unie4
res NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tuid<
tig." 2eioer fiin1mern itd MUIR allI
5,tpiele 9eutid-@merifaner alf3u ue4
mig I'M bas 8obl lno 8ebe tbrer
freien Preile.
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gsitt,uod, Sen IL, Nobember 194r

tparts gum 3alin l1no fetterte bin-
iiber. Sbaute nod einlnal Inn uno
mahte iid9 fort, 10 fdnea er fonnte.
Der 8dr foIgte ibm nidt, ioaoern
blieb rubig BET ieinen Sunsen liegen.
(Sortiekung folgt)
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ser Rational Conference Of gatb.
olic CHARITIES" biloete. = 2infs:
Der Mpoitolifde Oelegat, Der Spit.
Serr Mtnleto @iobanui gteognani
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tteber $1,000 Weniden tuobnten
int Souiton goliieum IN Sou.
fton, Eeras, Dem .feierliden Sod-
ante bet tueldes ben anfang su
Evening star., 1941-11-16

for s298 and 1898. A Robson
set for s4.25. Other sets up TO
1898. The Cookery Corner at
THE PALAIS ROYAL mas roast
ers to do your gobbler to tasty
turn. Very little fussing, and no
fuming is necessary-and they're
priced at Sl.89 and s2.29-in
enamel. The vegetables to garnish
the royal bird will be more deli
cious than ever if you cook them
in one of the wonderful "P1cs o.
Cookers" Three sizcs-2-cu2rt
size. sl0.50-3-quart size, Sll.50--
4-uuart size, $3.50. Al OF the
above items will be found on the
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-11-16

the Department OF State. with their
wives, were the honor guests at the
entertainment held last evening by
Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Adolf A. Berle, jr.. at their
home at 1000 Nebraska avenue.
Other guests were State Depart
ment officials and their wives. many
OF whom entertained at dinner be-
fore the Berles' reception. Mr.. and
Mrs. Orme Wilson were dinner hosts
earlier In the evening, having some
of the young officers and their wives
as honor guests, and others who en-
tertained for the honor guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Hallett john
son, Mr. and Mrs Theodore Achilles,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Macatee, Mr..
and Mrs. James Henderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Cumming, jr., and Mr..
and Mrs. William C. Burdett.
During the evening at the Berle
home guests were entertained by a
magician who mystified the spec
tators with numerous tricks, and a
soloist, who sang a number of songs,
many of them requests from the
listeners.
Evening star., 1941-11-16
Smiths Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Clarendon
Smith gave party at the Congress
SiOnal Country Club last evening in
honor of Capt. Robert Ellsworth
Thomas. u. S. N. of the Breming-
ton tWashD Navy Yard. Capt.
Thomas is here on special duty for
several weeks The other guests
were Col. and Mrs. Van Ness Ingram,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barse Stonebraker,
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Clark Calhoun,
1t. Arthur Clarendon Smith, jr.;
Miss Martha Totty, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Lathrom, Mrs. Estelle Whit
ing and MISS Maude Moreland.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

9 ih9
wotehine the U. S. A. hove
moss deIirium tremens at the
spectacle of organized moyhem
over on inflicted pieskin. As
we remarked, history is on in
odeauote record.
Still, one must dress--e,en
for moyhem. The we'll brought
up young lody wonts her teom
10 90 over for O touchdown, but
she'd also like TO go over with
boy friend. So, il you're poised
on the brink Of buying clothes
for the Thanksgiving eume-
ond big dote-you might like
to know whot Hollywood stors,
omonq them Jone Wyott.
R-K-O Rodo stor, ore finding
new ond different.
Whot intrieues US about this
yeor's stor crop Of footbol
clothes is the voriety. Some IS
the day when O football eome
meont a three piece suit or o
roccoon coot. This season IT
con mean frock Nth furs, q
dress with q motchine ioeket
but contrasting ooot. It con
neon hondknits compete with
hood. II con neon thot new
fovorite OF oil colIeetennes-
corduroy.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

four GUIDE BROTHERS COM
PANY stores. located at convenient
points around Waehington. This
is also a good time to pl9Ce an
order for your centerpiece Of f0W-
ers for the Thanksgiving table IN
add much to the enjoyment of the
royal bird. And don't forget the
flowers you must send as thank
you-token" to your Thanksgiving
hostass. There's time to order
them all Main store at 1912 F
Street. Phone NAT. 4276.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

and beauty in cards-at such In
vitingly low prices. Over 1000
styles to choose from-designed to
carry your yuletide greetings to
young, old, frivolous and feminine,
massive and masculine names on
your list. Cards designed by West
Coast artists. New York artists. and
the American Artists Group. Join
the gay throngs in BREWOOD'S-
and order your cards NOW. And
in that way. you can have them
addressed. stamped and ready for
mailing early. 1917 G ST.
Evening star., 1941-11-16
lette Sullivan, Miss Frances Kuhn
Miss Sybella Clayton and Mr.. Ted
Bray.
Mr.. Edward Van Devanter
Host at Sulgrave Club.

Earlier in the day Mr. Edward
Van Devanter entertained at a cock
tail party in the Mexican patio of
the Sulgrave Club. where about 100
guests gathered to greet Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Trist Burke of Omaha,
Nebr, who have recently moved to
Mr.. Burkes former home in Alex
andria, Va.
An accordion player entertained
the guests during the party, which
followed the usual informal note
that characterizes Mr.. Van De-
vanter's parties.
Mr.. Burke is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Randolph Burke of AL
exandria and the grandson of Mar
Evening star., 1941-11-16

most distinctive foods-deliclously
prepared. Try their wonderful
$3.50 Thanksgiving dinner with
Turkey and all the trimmings, or a
choice of steak, Virginia ham, fried
chicken. Located halfway between
Washington and Baltimore. and
only 80 minutes from the White
House. Drive cut for a day-or an
extended stay. Route %. Colesvlle
Pike. 10 miles r-om Silver Spring
Open until 8 pm. Lotion S.
Wesley, owner. Phone Ashton 3946.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

factories-that hasn't some par
ticular place to go. The prices are
tempting. Only s5.95 ard s795 for
shoes regularly TO s22 so. Also a
large group at s395--values TO
s8.75, Sizes 3 to 10. Wiiths AAAA
to c. Open every night until 9.
POSS- S-SATURN-half block from
Dupont Circle, 1923 CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

ton and delight. a smart dance
team to enllven the Intermlssions.
and the smooth music Of Bert
Bernath and his orchestra. Spar
king fashions Beautiful models.
Excitement galore. It's a delight
full way to entertain and your
luncheon party can be for two-or
twenty-five Luncheon Is 81 90 per
person-and Helene. recommends
you make your reservations by call
ing Mr.. Arthur-NA 1910.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

private lnstruc-
tion-or with a
group of your
O Wn particular
friends. Round
up a fun-loving
group-and en-
roll at { h 2
LEROY THAYER
STUDIOS. It's
such fun-every
Evening star., 1941-11-16

for girls With more
warnings an
@ ar n g s. Mrs.
Zeichner has Just
received the most
colorful collection
of dinner and eve
ming dresses, eve
ming wraps, fur
coats a n d cloth
coats. All are
Evening star., 1941-11-16

T h e Y have
won recOgni-
ton from the
medical pro-
( 2 S sion for
their skillful
work in Elec-
trolysis. They
also have a
} newer, quick
er way to re-
m ov h ir
Evening star., 1941-11-16

Celebrate you Y
Thanksgiving out
at O'DONNELLS
FARMHOUSE
in the atmosphere
of the countryside.
It's a wonderful
place to spend the
hollday-a perfect
place for the whole
family. So. make
Evening star., 1941-11-16

u q = - -
please you all
he E NJ l L E
HEALTH CLUB
h as class e 5
throughout t h e
day-to fit your
schedule. IL one
hour visits. S12 so.
and include the
full use of the
Evening star., 1941-11-16

Enchanting little
hats-to dress up
your afternoon
costumes for holi-
day parties are
trimmed with fur
to m a t C h your
coats. or flowers
to m atch h your
moods. All one
price, $2.25 90 and
Open til 9 nightly.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

ROOM Of the
H o T T L
r A l. IG H.
Every Satur-
d a at |
O'Clock there's
a Fa hiOn
Show during
luncheOn-fOr
NONr nHlfaa-
Evening star., 1941-11-16

.
g a m e. It'll
make her after
noon more en-
loyable and
yours. too when
you see how
happy it makes
h er. Simply
ord er i now
from any of the
Evening star., 1941-11-16

is nippy. and the weather perfect
for the huge open blazing fires that
will roar a welcome as you enter
the farmhouse. You'll enjoy your
turkey and all the trimmings.
Reservations are essential to avoid
being turned away. Thanksgiving
dinner is s200. For reservations
call WIS. 9421.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

thighs. shoulders,
arms and tummy?
Go to A N N E
KELLY'S. EXer-
else to music, with
m a c h es and
steam cabinet, 20
times, SIS. Steam
cabinet and SWed-
j s h massage, 10
times, S17.50. Ten
Evening star., 1941-11-16


into one Of the
new low = back
St2yform Foun-
datIOn Garments
for evening wear.
Does not ride up.
No back garters
to sit on. Will
streamline yQu-
and give you
Evening star., 1941-11-16

look ike the EURO
pc an conflic t .
STELOS COMPANY
can reWeave or in
weave rips, moth
holes, cigaret burns,
snags - in woolens,
silks and fine linens.
And the repair will
be invisible to the
naked eye. Prices
1nable. 6l3 18th ST.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

ana Il 5 II d l y
stainless S t e e !
carving set,
THE PALA1S
r o Y A L h a s
quite a number
to choose from
with stag or
bone handles
You can get a
Evening star., 1941-11-16

FARM. It s
beautiful at
t h e f a r m
this time of
the year
the tre e S
have turned
into glorious
color. the air
Evening star., 1941-11-16

- . ~ a IL ~
F I F T H
A V E n U E
ID i S c o n
I / n u e d.
5 h 0 e S, or
; t u n in g
a n celation
shoes from
OF her fine
stores a nd
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exciting COL
lie c ion of
c h + is t mas
cards. Helene
has ever seen.
They m a k e
ne wonder,
90 ho W
B r E w OOD
can give so
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gymnasium. Turkish bath, sun
lamp. exercises, steam cabinet, and
all mechanical devices The classes
have been arranged for those with
lndiridual problems. 1921 CONN
AVE. Phone DIS. 1915.
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NJ o n 70 e .
Spun Shet-
a n d yarns
for Brooks
s W e a I ers.
Tweeds are
available TO
match. Also
NJ i n e rv a
Yarns. ex-
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era is at
Louise Hail
H o ! | l s.
c A B I N
H A n D I =
CRAFTERS.
S h op early
LaF0r TIA
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from arms and legs. In fact, It's
the new short wave system, four
times faster, and exclusive with
Dillon's in Washington 1910
CONN. AVE. Phone MA. 8794.
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] 4 u lllV- q OAV
+ a c / ! tiles
for those
who find It
difficult to
e mt ertain
a { no m e
. . q n q
serves the
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one-hour treatments. including
electric blanket and Swedish mas
sage. s25. Ask about the Evening
Health Talks" 1929 F ST. MA. 1856.
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one will enjoy lt-snd you'll know
all the new steps before the holl-
days. Enroll tomorrow. l2lo
CONN. AVE. Phone NET. 4l2l.
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tina Jefferson Trist, who was born
at Monticello.
Foreign Service Officers
Feted by A. A. Berles, Jr.
The 25 or so men of the Foreign
Service Officers Training School of
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H Is THERE A SANTA
CLAUSE" Indeed. yes!
And he's paid an early visit to
BREWOOD and left the most
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priced at less-becauSe Of her
unique buying arrangement at New
York manufacturers. 25l9 l4th ST
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IS ITS ALL A MATTER OF
OPINION" Some con-
tend the mornings the best time
to exercise-others say late in the
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& IF YOU WANT TO SCORE
MORE POINTS"-than
the winning team-present. her
with corsage to wear to the
l.
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s. CARVE YOURSELF A
NAME as a
poultry surgery expert of the fam
ilv. All YOU need is steady hand
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/" \ NOBLE FEAST AND A
THANKFUL SPIRIT
Will make your Thanksgiving din
rpr an extraordinary occasion"
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&" RRING YOUR DANCING
UP-TO-DATE." Learn
to dance the rumba. conga. taneo
and sonba. Learn to dance it via
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H Z NIT ONE-PURL TWO"
is what you're most
likely TO hear at the BEL-GWYN
SHOP when knitters get together.
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" 7 ooK AT YOUR F1GURI
in a full length mir
ror." Are there spots" before your
eyes? Fatty spots? On your hips,
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" SPARE THE NEEDLE
and spoil the garment
Don't let rip go on a run. In no
time YOUR coat. suit or dress will
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your plans noW-and your reserva-
tions. Only three miles from the
D. c. line on the Marlboro Pike.
Phone Hillside 0112.
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4" ! ELS TALK TURKEY !'
If Won want GOO
form e.. wear a STA-FORM! L.
Ruth S. Sanders, figure -contrc.
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Mzo,u1dMt %1vu -
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History, an inadequate sooiol
record at best, chronicles no
instonoe where oil the inhobi-
tonts OF q country went mod