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Evening star., 1941-10-08
Mrs. ID. H. Hudson
Visiting in Capital

Mrs. D. Hurd Hudson, for
merly of Washington. now Of
Nashville, Tenn, is visiting her
son-in-law. and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Courtlandt Walton, Sd,
and their infant son, Courtlandt
Walton, 4th, who was born Sep
tember %. Mrs. Walton formerly
was Miss Nancy Berry. and with
Mr.. Walton recently purchased
house on Pierce Mill road.
Mr.. Hudson will join Mrs.
Hudson for the week end and will
60 on to New York before re-
turning to Nashville with Mrs.
Hudson. They will be accom-
panied by her mother. Mrs.
William S. Knox. who will spend
the winter with them in Nash
vile.
Mrs. Hudson's other daughter,
Mrs. Berry Coleman, and her
small daughter, Nancy Virginia
Coleman, also are with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walton.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
States Club Plans
Three Dances a Week
Starting Tonight

Commencing this evening, the
All States Club of Washington will
sponsor three dances a week-every
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
All of the dances will be held in
the Hall of Nations Ballroom at the
Hotel Washington. Dancing will be
from $50 to 1 o'clock.
The Wednesday night events will
be called sweetheart dances"
intercollegiate night dances" will
be held on Friday. School banners
and balloons will decorate the ball
room. College music will be played
and there will also be coke bar to
furnish soft drinks. The clubs
Saturday night dances will continue
as usual.
There will be entertainment by
celebrities and a large committee
will be on hand to help with intro
ductions and door prizes. Each
dance will honor a different State
or school.
Mr.. E. Malcolm Bratcher, director
OF the club, states that the group
Is also planning to sponsor a series
bf weekly Sunday concerts. featuring
outstanding young artists of the
country.
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Before her marriage Sdtur-
day, September 20, the bride
i0as Miss Dorothy Schearrer,
daughter OF the ReU. and Mrs.
r. Paul Schedrrer OF Takoma
Park. The 1Uedding took place
in the manse OF the Tdkoma
Park Presbyterian Church, OF
1Chich Mr.. Schearrer is pastor.
Mr.. HaumeSSer is the son of
Mrs. Gilbert Bloom OF Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. HaumeSSer 10iU
make their home in Dayton,
Ohio. -Bdchrach Photo.
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Miss Helen Brokaw
To Become Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Brokaw
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Helen Louise Bro
kaw, to Mr.. Albert G. Hovey-King
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert K
Hovey-King.
Miss Brokaw was graduated from
East Orange High School and is
national vice president of Chi Sigma
Sorority
Mr.. Hovey-King was graduated
from Mckinley High School and
attended Columbia University. He
is associated in business with his
father.
The wedding will take place In
February.
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Jane Criesbauer
Becomes Bride of
G.. r. Jordan

The marriage of Miss Jane Ann
Griesbauer. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. j. A. Griesbauer, to Mr.. Charles
Richard Jordan, son of Mrs. Charles
B. Jordan and the late Dean Jordan
of the school of pharmacy of Purdue
University, took place at 10 o'clock
Saturday morning, october 4, in the
Church of the Blessed Sacrament.
Msgr. Thomas G. Smyth officiated.
Ferns and palms were used in the
sanctuary which was lighted with
candles.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore a gown of
Chantilly lace made with wide
girdIe with narrow white satin folds.
The bodice had a sweetheart neck
line and long fitted sleeves and the
skirt was long and fell into long
train over a white satin foundation.
Her veil of illusion was held by a
coronet of seed pearls and she car
ried shower bouquet.
Mrs. Robert F. Clafy, sister of the
bride. was matron of honor wearing
a gown of flame rose silk MORE.
made with a tight-fitting bodice
with the new low full skirt She
wore Juliet cap of seed pearls and
carried rose chrysanthemums shad-
ing into yellow.
The other attendants were Mrs.
Robert H. Melpolder, another sister
of the bride. and Miss Mildred H.
Jordan. sister of the bridegroom.
Their gowns were light French blue
made on the same lines as that Of
the matron of honor. Their hats
were Juliet caps of seed pearls and
they carried yellow chrysanthemums
tied with ribbons matching their
dresses.
Mr.. Robert E. Jordan of Chanute
Field. Rantoul, Ill, was best man
and the ushers were Mr.. Robert H
Melpolder and Mr.. Robert F. Claffy
A wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony when the couple were as
sisted in receiving by their respec-
tive mothers. Mrs. Griesbauer wore
plum color dress and hat, black
accessories. and a shoulder bouquet
of gardenias. Mrs. Jordan was in
teal blue with black accessories and
shoulder bouquet of gardenias.
After a wedding trip to Miami
Beach, Fla, by plane. the couple
will be at home at 2l8 North Seventh
street, Gainesville, Fla.
The bride is a graduate of the
Junior college at George Washington
University and was employed in
the secretarial department at Wal
ter Reed General Hospital. The
bridegroom was graduated from
Purdue University in 1886 and took
graduate work at the University of
Michigan school of business ad-
ministration. He is a member of
Phi Kappa Psi and Delta Sigma Pi
fraternities.
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c.. w. Unit to Meet

The opening meeting of the
Faculty Women's Club of George
Washington University will be held
at the home of Mrs. Walter A.
Bloedorn, 4617 Hawthorne lane, at
2:30 pm. Friday
New officers for 1941-42 are: Miss
Kathryn Towne, president; Mrs.
De Witt Bennett, vice president; Mrs
Walter L. Cheney, corresponding
secretary; Mrs Charles R. Naeser,
recording secretary, and Mrs. Paul
w. Bowman, treasurer.
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way to England. where he will be a
member of the war cabinet. The new
Australian government has asked
him to carry on with his mission.
The Minister and Mrs. Casey
originally planned the dinner for
next Monday, but postponed it be-
cause of Sir Earle's delay in leaving
Australia.
Evening In Cuba Offered
BY Latin American Group.
An evening in Cuba, including
lecture on Pan-American relations
by Senor DR.. Raoul Herrera Arrange,
Second Secretary of the Cuban En-
bassy, a typical Cuban buffet, and
an exhibition of Cuban water colors
has been planned by the Latin
American Institute. Invitations to
the party, to be held Friday evening
at 1905 Connecticut avenue, have
been issued by the directors of the
institute, Sonora de Valdes
Rodriguez, wife of the Counselor of
the Cuban Embassy and Senior
Manuel de J. SainZ. The honor
guests of the evening will be the
assistant director of the Pan-Amer-
lean Union and Sonora de Alba.
Among others in the company will
be a group of bachelors from the
diplomatic corps and members of
the press and the Union.
The paintings are the work of
vxt-
$50 o'clock.
This is the first of series of
party-lectures planned by the insti-
tute. The next event will be in
honor of Mexico.
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She is granddaughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock
of Washington and has visited her
uncle, Mr.. Snowden Fahnestock and
Mrs. Fahnestock in their Washing
ton home. Her mother as Miss
Margaret Fahnestock was a leader
in the Junior League after her de-
but in Washington and took a
leading part in the annual page
ants and balls which the league
gave for its various charities.
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Norway's Crown Princess
Honor Guest at Luncheon
By New York Compatriots
Australian Envoy Plans
Dinner Party October 20
For Sir Earle PAGE

The Grown Princess Martha of Norway
today
York. who n
The Crown Princess metropolis
In waiting Countess Ragn Ostgaad They
Astoria Towers until Saturday when they will Pook
home OF the Crown Princess the Rockville
hghness
OF c. B. S. marking Left Ericsson day which
as school holiday honorng the Norwegian navigator who credited
with discovering the northern portion of America
Australian
Tentative Dinner
Australian
Der 20 tentative date for dinner honor of Sir
the former Minister of Australia
in the which resigned last
this country and expected week for
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Mrs. Edgar Morris
To Fete Red Cross
Roll Call Aides =

Those aiding in the work of the
Silver Anniversary Roll Call of the
District Chapter OF the American
Red Cross will be entertained at a
cocktail party at the Sulgrave Club
from to 7 this afternoon by Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Morris.
Mr.. Morris is chairman of the
general committee in charge of the
Roll Call and is serving his fifth
appointment in that capacity. Mrs.
Morris has for several years been
active in the work of the chapter
and is at work this year at the Roll
Call booth at the Carlton Hotel.
They have sent out cards for
about 500, including the chairmen
and various officials of the commit
tees cooperating in the Roll Call.
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PIT. A. Aide to Talk

Mrs. P. c. Elicit, president Of the
District Congress of Parents and
Teachers. will be the guest of honor
at $3.50 pm. Wednesday on the
Women Who Achieve program.
Station WWDC. Mrs. Elicit will
be presented by ]. Jeune Carter and
Mrs. Edward r. Seal, who have
conducted this series of programs
for the past % weeks.
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Son Is Born
To the Former
Marsvl Stokes

1t Robert v. c. Montgomerie-
Cherrington, British Army, and
Mrs. Montgomerie- -Cherrington are
living at Sutton in Surrey. England,
after being in Cairo, Egypt, where
they were married in February,
1910. Their first child, a son, was
born there Saturday. Mrs. Mont
gomerie- -Cherrington formerly was
Miss Marsyl Stokes, daughter of
Mrs. Henry Drummond-Wolf of
England and Newport, R. l., and
Mr.. Sylvanus Stokes of Annapolis.
Evening star., 1941-10-08

Her marriage took place
early in September and before
that she 1CdS Miss Helen Grace
GoSneU, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Alexander GoSneH
Of Arlington, Va. Mr.. Ofutt,
,Cho is the son of Mrs. William
Rennir Ofutt OF Oakland, Md,
and his bride are at home at
2I22 Key bouleUdrd in Arling-
ton. Harris -E,Uing Photo.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
Returns to Capital

The Counselor of the Swedish Le-
cation, M. Folke Wennerberg, has
been joined by Nine. Wennerberg
and the younger members Of their
family, who spent the summer in
Massachusetts
Evening star., 1941-10-08
Deleoates Named

Mrs. J. Carl Kincheloe. Mrs. r. J.
Ratcliffe and Miss Walser Conner
have been named as delegates from
the Junior Woman's Club of Ma
naSsas to the district convention of
Women's Clubs in Alexandria Fri
day.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Marriage License
Applications

Edgar w. Yonge. o6, Jersey City. N. J.. and
Helen G. Turner. go. Jersey City. N. j.;
Ignatius A. Bondi. "a West New York
N. j., and Katherine p. Ward, ~. Union
City N J.: Judge Nathan Cayton.
John E. Cumberland. "a. 1926 18th st
NV and Mary E. Irwin, Il, 17l5 c ST.
ne: the Rev. Z. p. McAdamS.
Carl B. Edelin, 90. 4429 Alabama ave. Sc.
and Anna Mills. -26. 4436 Alabama ave.
Sc: The Rev. J. V Buckley.
Tohn T Walker, 10. 1135 Montello ave
ne. and Aline Banks, Is, 514 st. NV.
the Rev. f. x. Tyler.
Donald F. Martin, 81, 1923 Kilbourne pl
NV, and Avis L. Whitfield, ~, 81 ,
Mount Pleasant 1t. NV; the Rev. II. W.
Ulysses St sa. z. Young. 30. 1909 18th st; NV,
drive NV: the Rev. c. T. Murray.
Eugene Douglas :,1. sos 10th st. w.
and May E. johnson. % Alexandria
Karl H. White, 81. 1924 Massachusetts
ave. NV, and Madge Corbln,. -, l4ll
N st. NV; the Rev. c. B. Foekch.
Clarence NJ Thompson, -, 1925 18th st.
NV and Ruby N, Brown, "a, 41l7
Foote St ne: the Rev. o. L. Rand.
Robert Cupitt, 81. 45.. New York NV
and Thelma COPELAND, 29. 3l3 o st
NV: The Rev. E. r. Coleman.
Leonard F. Drew. 2H, 3ls T st. NV, ano
Mae NJ. Thorntoni 2l' 90! 3rd st. NV
Ruth NJ. Morris, ~, ia Glh 81. Sc
the Rev. J. E. Briggs.
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Hardy Robert and Harriet. boy.
Herman. Ben and Tillie. boy.
Joslin Harold and Helen. boy.
Knight, William and Virginia, girl.
Marth. Leonard and Pearl. girl.
dichael. Howard and Elece. boy.
NJ ~oco, Salvatore and Louise. girl.
MoSher Roland and Anna. girl.
NJ Call. Ronald and Berglect. boy.
ray le William and Susie, boy.
Pearson James and Bessie, boy.
porto. Joseph and Daisy, girl
Richards, Bruce and Violet. boy.
Ringer. John and Laura. boy.
RoeSmann. Henry and Camille. boy.
SltnlCE, Joseph and Sally, girl.
Strother jr.. Charles and Myrtle. boy.
vermllllon. Howard and Elizabeth, girl.
NHoorheeS. jr-. lewis and Marian. boy.
Webb. Guy and FideleS, boy.
htHell, Samuel and Annie girl.
barrett William and Georgia. girl.
Blackman. Willard and Geneyieve, girl.
COnnlck. DurWoOd and Charlotte, hey.
crawford. Milton and Lucille. boy
Davidson, George and Blanche, girl.
Edwards, Edmond and Lydia girl.
Ford. James and Lois, boy.
Harvey Carl and Dorothy, boy.
Hlllyard James and Alice, girl.
kaufman. Meade and Re"ina. boy.
Leathers. Charles and RoSalie girl.
MaSomer. Harold and Frances. girl.
Middleton. Frederick and Margaret, boy.
Mooney, Garret and Evelyn boy.
Muse Fred and Dorothy, girl
Norcia. Ralph and Ruth. girl.
Peacher, Robert and Harriette, girl.
zen, Frederick and Ethel, girl.
RsIchard. Roscoe and Mary, boy
StcdhsTdson. Herman anq Mary. boy.
ttodtHtr. Jennings and Ruth. Rlrl.
ScrlVentr; John and Frances. RlIl.
SMITH Oliver and A0neS boy.
Vance. Nelson and Rose, boy
V0lght, Henry and Marguerite, girl.
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Deaths Reported

Rhode E. Fletcher "a, 916 18th st NV.
Lucy Brown, 93. Homeopathic Hospital.
Edward Fritzsche. IS, st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital.
Mary A. Harmon. 70, Georgetown Hospital.
Lille Valentine. 70, 113 C st. Sc.
George r. Kendrick, 76, $40 F st. ne.
Frank Kingston. II, 22O H ST. ne.
PENELOPE A. Buckley. 6s. S42 Madison
st. NV.
Catherine Bubb. 50. Gallinger Hospital.
Cora R Steele, 6J, Garfield Hospital.
Mary L. Steele, 81. Sibley Hospital
George L. Bean, 80, j34 10th s.. Sc.
Herbert Bland, So Emergency Hospital.
Elsie Potzler. As GallIngcr Hospital
Edward Z Hayes. -. 2G30 Wis. ave; NV.
Irene c. Osterbye. ~. SIblPy Hospital.
opal May, :.:i, Gallinger Hospital
La Verne E. Neate. >. Children's Hospital.
Martha Harley. -. GalllnRer Hospital.
Lizzie Rodwell, 5S. Gallnger Hospital.
Jennie Williams. "a Freedmens Hospital.
ptal
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tleship Division to Navy Department
Eldredse. Capt. Emory p, from Navy De-
partment to Naval Mission to Brazil.
McHenry. Capt. Henry D.. from U. S. 8
McCawley to GUANTANAMO Bay. Cuba.
Patrick. Capt. Harry G.. from U. S. s
George F. Elliott to Washington, D. c.
Perman. Capt. BENJAMIN, from Los An
geles. Calf. to U. S. s. Solace
Stene, Capt. Ellis s., from Navy Depart
ment to u. S. s. Brooklyn.
Hipbard. Lit. Comdr Charles. from At
fanta. Ga. to Portland Greg.
Pierrepont. It. Comdr. John j., from 9Th
Naval District to U. 8. s. Nashville
Taft. 1t. Comdr Clarence O.. from Pensa-
cola. Fla, to Corpus Christi. Tex.
Allen. Lit. Ethan w. from Pensacola. Fla
to Corpus Christi Tex.
Goodman, 1t. Daniel c., from Pensacola
Fla. to Corpus Christi. Tex
Greenamyer. 1t. Lloyd K, from Pensacola,
Fla. to Corpus Christi, Tex.
Mathews. 1t. Laurance o. jr from Pensa.
cola. Fla. to Corpus Christi Tex
to Corpus Christi Tex
Yavorsky, 1t. d. gD Joseph t. from Pen
sacola. Fla, to U. S, S. New orleans.
Tamny. 1t. d. g) Lewis D. from Pensa.
cola. Fla. to U. S. S. West Virginia
Bullard Ensign George c.. from Pensacola
Fla. to U. S. S. Pensacola.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Shaar: Comdr. Camille NJ from U. s. 8
Lexington IN
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walton. Samuel and Tlney. girl
Colding. Alfred and Bernice, girl.
Horton. James and ElciSe, girl
Leach. Richard and Fatima, boy.
Newman. John and Zelma. girl.
Smith, James and Irene. boy.
Wilson. Ephriam and Louise, boy,
burlington. AlOysius and Cecilia. boy.
Kibler. Ernest and ElOise, boy.
McMOrriSe. Terrence and Winona. boy.
Rogers, Augustus and Grace. boy.
Stevenson, Joseph and Margaret, boy.
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Service Orders
ARMY.
Field ARTILLERY.

Field Artillery.
Mcdowell, Col John NJ. from New York
u.ur T. CO.. o. cam9 cord M irom Fl Phade
rosleT' MAJ. 7 Halstead de"se' C, from r coum-
bus Ohio to Camp Livingston, La.
,Ini6us lum6us' Ohio Ohio to Camp LIVINGSTON; La.
wsm ohI MAJ to wam fhmR tyinf b frd% La 4" Fay
Ray, 1t, Col William A., from La Fayette,
Celia; Mai. Joseph A, from Fort Ord,
Calf" TO Fort George Wright, Wash.
Quartermaster Corps
z,2g}el Pine Departmsnt t9 ssn Francisco: calf
shearer, 1t. Col. Francis B. from Sac
rsmento. Calf. to Monterey, Calf
Hal, 1t Col. Charles R.. from Fort Nc
% Fort ora rTands HrahS & warren trGm cRSaso Wsa Ill.,
Roflsr; nsn. Capt Capt Harry G.; from Puerto Rican
DoRgaIdsoH, Cant, GeorEe NJ. from Puerto
Hu7s Ffan capf WYam f Omaha TPom SHPn
Nd, 10 Fort Francis E. Warren Wyo.
Webb, First 1t. Jackson r. from Bal
I'm .imors; WvN Nd z Fort Francis E. War
IaRRhers Ns e sseona ssa.s It ! Roy from St Louis
Meade It Ma srufs to wssRnEson5 ts9p F95
dale, Calf. to March Field. Calf ''''i
Gayle Mai Seth, jr,, from Washington,
D G. to Fort Belvoir, Va.
n,s Medlcal Administrative Corps.
roEsEad Elsld ss5t ssIIf 70 sposa9s v Wash AOne''
Grant Ill. to Camp Lee, Va.
ENGnEERs.
Johnson, Capt STANLEY T. B., from Louis.
.'nS' wi .vE12RiSaRY Rfsa4I!e dokPs t5ff Ill.,
fS ca'fss 5o Fert e 2sonafa 5S% wPod Po5t
JUDGE HRH9GA5H HfFaRfHfSGFEs GENERALS
Glenn Capt Martin R. from Fort Custer.
Mich to Washington. D. c.
Berry. 1t. c9ASc cof GobaFn AKTHLERY 4Ram n.rs.,o
Rousseau. MAJ. Joseph H ir., from St.
v.edo Cloud |, N, MINI 70 Fort Brass. N c.
nsId Scott Calf, to Philippine eO DepaFt- Mi4
Eo96sRsauisF ca0t sandn5Ra 5sTnan OHIO f. from
oA.rn Ms51ehsn fr., T. WsvNs T. WssRinstQn &c
MONMOUTH; n J., to Tampa. Fla
Gray. Second 1t. Alanson Med. jr. from
Fort Dix, N. j., to Wright Field Ohio
AIR CORPS.
Fair, Capt; Ford l.. from Fort Knox. KY,
to Langley Field Va
Arnold. Capt. Bob. from Muskogee, Okla,
to Stamford. Tex.
DAILY. Capt Charles J.. from Glendale
Calf to Tulare Calf
Deering. Capt. Othel r from Santa Maria,
Calf: TO glendale; Ariz.
Nebr.. to Gorsicana Tex. l'0"' Lincoln
Gurr. Capt; James W, from Tuscaloosa.
Ala. to Americus. Ga
Price. Capt. James H, from Hicks Field,
Tex. to Cuero Tex.
schmtd, Capt. Herman A. from MuSkogee,
Okla, to King Citv. Okla
Wrishf taGds Capt dsr Rey T. from Lakeland. Fla.
Johnston. FIRST 1t. Robert L, from East
St. Louis, III. 70 Oklahoma City, Okla
to Pine Bluff Ark
Donovan. Capt. Stanley j. from East St
~ LOUIS III to Arcadia. Fla
Hueiin First 1t Henry c. CUfr9 from siEeston.
Mo, TO Camden. s. C
KlIgoree' FirSr L. John R. from Oxnard,
Ions. First Il Charles ] Sd from East
rs7duet tG4iS Frst II 1tts16n t. 96ahoma fron5 okI9
ioosa Ala to Amerlcus. Ga
splcer First 1t. Prescott NJ, from Dallas
Tex, TO Pine Bluff. Ark
INFANTRY
The following officers are relieved from
ASSIGNED to Macon. Ga:
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Births Reported

Aben, Cornelius and Elizabeth, boy.
Barnes. Cedric and Sylvia. girl.
BIeber. Robert and Elizabeth. girl
Clagett, tT.. Vivian and Florence. boy.
CoSImano, jerome and 1helma. boy
Curtin, Allan al Mildred, girl.
DOak M.rshall and Vera, Rlrl.
Eluto. Jerome and Ida. boy.
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PROSPECTIVE ENSIGN-Ro-
land Rieve, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore w. Rieve, 4404 Thir-
teenth place NE, is due to be
graduated from the United
States Naval Academy Febru-
ary 7. Before enrolling there
in August, 1887, he attended
Mckinley High School here
and Bulls Preparatory School
at Silver Spring, Md.
Brooks Studio Photo.
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NAVY.

BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
Richardson. Admiral James O., from y. 3
Fleet to Navy Department
Rowclif, Rear Admiral Gilbert j.. from
Scouting Force to Navy Department
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BED PILLOWS

Q 1oogo AH.Down Pillows, 21x27, ea.- s3.75
1870 Goose Feather and $3.50 Goose
Down PHIows, 21x27, ea.----------S S2.99
10T White Goose Down and 900
CurIed White Goose Feather PiIlouUs,
2Ir27. co. s1.es
. I0O%o Duck Feather PillotDs, 21x2S, ea., csc
Kanns-Third Floor.
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More than 100000 farmers along
the Yellow River basin in China are
reported in need of relief because of
crop failures caused by floods.
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william j. Mcconnell. 27. 700 st. sw.
and Dorothy J. Ritche, 21 100 c st
sw the Rev. J. c. Ball.
Ernest W. Lundberg, AZ 1921 K st NV
and Lois De Swarte. ~. Wanwatosa
Wis; the Rev. A. o. HELM.
James s. Earle %, 4O2 N st. NV. ant
Vernal E. Sizer, 20, 954 Harvard st
NV: the Rev. W. II. Jernagin.
William F. Gabrielski. "a Ouantico. Va
and Helen B. Pavenski q. Peabody
Mass. the Rev: II NJ. Hennig.
shire ave. NV, and Helen Saks. 20. l7:it
r st. NV; Judge Nathan Cayton
David r. Stauffer. 81. 1872 Kanawha st
NV, and Dorothy NJ. Porter % Ward.
man Park Hotel: the Rev. Albert Evans
Charles f. Mathews, ~. Hawkinsville. Ga.
and Leah c. FoneS 2l. 1901 Anderson
st. NV: the Rev. w. S. Abernethy.
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The following officers are relieved
from assignment to Fort Benning,
Ga. and are assigned to Camp
Croft S C
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ROCKVILLE.

willis ShultZ. 26 Washington. and Irene
" Simpson 1s, Springfield, Va
Harry Hays, 23, and Annie NJ. Trent, %
both of WASHINGTON.
Perry c. Lewis. 20. Damascus. Md, and
Carmne Ferrante. ~ and Iris A. d
Matteo, 10 both OF Washington.
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DONESTICS

D $3.50 "PepperelP' Mattress Covers Sf24
. "Dixie Mite" Cotton Pads, 54x76 $14s
. Cotton Mattress Covers --------- s4c
D $3.50 Chenille Bedspreads S4S7
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BLANKETS & COMFORTS

D $I3.s5 "North Star" AH-Wool 1880
Blankets s1Is5
D S6.95 72xS4 Rdyon Covered Wool
Blanket. s4se
D S6.95 72xS4 AH-Wool Blankets $4.SS
cotton. So wooD s2.ss
D $4.95 72xs4 Cannon Plaid $3.50 Wool
Blankets, Pair 3.99
, $9.s5 s0x90 AH-Wool Blonkets 7.99
, S15.95 Ceianese Rayon Satin Tropunto
DoUn Comforts-
Kann's+Street Floor
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The following officers are relieved from
assignment to Fort Benning Ga, and
are assigned to the Infantry Replacement
Center, Nacimiento. Calf.
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Coon, William r.
Cousino Ligouri ].
Day, Leonard r.
Elliott. G. w. jr.
Foley. William ].
Graham, Chester Z
Hayes, John r.
Holley, Robert r.
Holt, Harver S., jr.
Jones, LenniS
Kennedy. Robert p
Kimberling. Paul ].
Lantz. Arthur L.
Loeper. Charles P.
Madden, Charlie A.
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Merrick, Frank H.
Olson, Howard K.
Parish, William w.
Provost. F. K, jr.
Randall. John s.
Rhyme, William A.
Rucker, L. O., jr.
Slatkin, Herbert ].
Smoot. Marvin l..
Strassner, W. H.
Tomlin, Orion l..
Van Cise. Edwin p.
West, George s., jr.
Wilson, Leroy B.
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TOWELS

"Martex" Part-Linen Dish ToWeis
Soc "Turknit" Wash Cloths - 8 for 4Se
. Printed Cotton-and Linen Dish ToWeIs,
for 81
Soc q zoe "Martex" and "West Point"
ToUels, seconds ------------- 39c
. 81 "Martex" and "West Point" ToweIs,
seconds --------------- -------- 59c
. SIPS q $3.50 "Martex" and "West Point"
ToWeIs, seconds -------------------7 7sc
0 Soc "Martex" and "Wea Point" Guest
ToUeis, seconds 29c
. "Martex" and "West Point" Hand Towels,
seconds --------- I9c
I5c "Mortex" and "West Point" Wash
Cloths, seconds I0c
. 19e Cotton Huck ToUels- 12l &C
. Cannon Bath ToUeis ----------- Csc
0 "Super Dri" Cotton and Linen Dish ToweIs,
for 69c
. zee Cotton Huck Toweis ----------- 22c
. $3.50 Cotton Chenille Mat and Lid Sets,
$3.50
Evening star., 1941-01-26

Shaar. Comdr. Camille NJ from u s. 8
Lexington to Brooklyn. N. Y.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
INFANTRY,

The foIIoVlne oficers are relieved from
ASSIGNED to Macon Ca
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OTHER SAVINGS
LINENS

S499
} S4s5 60xso Linen Damosk Tablecloths,
$500
, 500 s6r7e Cotton-and-Rayo Tablecloths,
7Sc
} S<.e5 5sx7S Solid-C Colored Linen Table
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

York following a brief spell in
Washington during which he re-
ceived instructions direct from
President Roosevelt, Secretary OF
State Hull and lesser dignitarieS.
Fully equipped with the two
prime essentials OF diplomatic life.
black Homburg Gin which he
makes Anthony Eden look like
Ben Tulpin on an off day and a
high silk hat Fairbanks will leave
New York on April p for a two
months aerial tour of South
America.
Fairbanks. whose Spanish Is
limited, but who speaks French as
fluently as English, is certain he'll
he able 10 make himself under
stood in Brazil. Argentine. Chile.
Peru Uruguay and Panama. Ano
lust 10 give you an idea Of the
official nature of the Fairbanks
tour, he and his pretty wife, who
is accompanying him, will stay at
American embassies not hotels
through their journoyingS south OF
the border.