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La gaceta., 1941-04-01

Moscu pro-est6 de la infamia
de bulgaria luego de que la in
Sc habia consumado, no
antes.
Moscu NADIA habia dicho de la
abyecci6n del gobierno del re-
genie Paul, fernando un pacto
con los nazis; pero cuando 81
servio Sc rebel6... Stain decide
felicitar a los patriotas.
Claro esta esoS "gests" acu-
san cierta desavenencia entire
Berlin y Mosdu... pero Stain
sabe que 81 81 hubiera aconseja-
do a Bulgaria no firmar, Ell go
biernO bGlgaro lie hubiese escu-
chado y obedecido; Stain sabe
que 81 el hubiera recomendado
energfa antiopresora al gobier-
no de Belgrade, ofreciendole su
amistad a los eslaHos, ell gobier-
no del principe Paul hubiese da-
do a Hitler la condensation ne
gativa...
Pero Stain decide esperar a
que Bulgaria fuese encadenada
para vocear su descontento y 10
mismo hizo cuando Ell gabinete
del principe Paul resistia...
No lego a Sofia la voz de a.
liento del Soviet como tampoco
lego a Belgrade hasta que Ell
ejercito y ell pueblo echaron al
Regente Y sus lacayos.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

mo importa 10 que digan
los labios de los comunistas,
agreg6 ell Presidente, sus ac-
clones han probable que en- sus
corazones no Sc interesan por
los verdaderos derechos del ira
bajador libre."
Els 10 cue hemos venido di-
ciendo nosotros, dia tras dia,
desde que Ramirez intent6
mancillar los derechos de la
International de Tabaqueros
para beneficiar sus negocios
particulares y de pasO servir
al CLIO.
EImpulsa "a ciertoN elemen-
tos'' un afan de destruction, va
que ellos saben que no podran
seguir enganando a los hombres
de bien!
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

YbOr City Sc honra y honra q
Tampa con sus sociedades lati-
mas y particularmente con las
cuatro mayOres, que tienen "ba-
res", pero no permiten escanda-
los nj "borracheras',
Ybor Sc honra y honra a Tam
pa con sus grandes y magnffi-
cos restaurantes, donde los turis
tas comen bien y pasan horas
muy agradables. En- los restau-
rantes hay "bares'; pero en- e.
los sc mantiene el orden y la
mayor decencia".
En- las sociedades latinas, hon.
bres j6venes y fuertes sirven las
be5idas alcoholics y 10 hacen
con la mayor cortesia y conside-
raci6n, No Sc ven borrachos en-
las mesas y tampoco lenguara-
ces o semilOcosl
En- los r~estaurantes latinos los
comensales beben who's, laguer,
cerveza y Ecores fuertes, pero
les sirven hombres y en- las me-
vs., eOwO sV rs slsVanss' sala'
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

Sc estima en- los circulos gu
bernamentales que Alemania Sc
prepare para ell ataque y utili-
zando la misma clase de prOpa-
ganda que difundi6 antes de la
invasion de Polonia.
Berlin admite que la crisis no
parece tener otro remedio que
la desmoralizaci6n del ejercito
yugoeslavo.
Ell ministro aleman Won Hee-
rem Sc marcho anoche en- un
tren en- ell cual iban otros 1000
alemaneS.
~Inglaterra mandara ayuda a
Yugoeslavia tan pronto esta ma
ci6n 10 pida.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
Declaration de neutraGdad con Russia y Turquia
Los nazis atacan por medic de Su propaganda
Es evidente que Alemania declarara la guerra

Belgrade, abril 1O-En las es-
feras oficiales Sc declare hoy
que ell gobierno del primer mi
nistro Simovic Sc propone hacer
una declaration de neutralidad
en- compania de Russia y Tur-
qufa.
La propaganda alemana sc
concentra contra Yugoeslavia y
sc dice que este pals no eS otra
cosa que un pequenO RENO Edo
minado por un odio incontroIa-
ble".
Los peri6dicos y la Radio ma
zis insisten en- hablar de atrope-
los cOmetidos en- perjuicio de
los alemanes y zen una naci6n
en- plena turbulencia".
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
LOS A CADIFICAN
DE LA Elk.
PROPIACION

Londres, abril ~ los pira-
tas fascistas de la civilization
mOderna dijeron hoy por la Ra-
do que la conducta del gobiernO
americana apropiandose de %
barcos italianos y dos alemanes,
es un acto de pirateria. FL "Po-
polo de Italia 'agrega que Es-
tados UnidOs Sc propone entire
gar esOs barcos a lnglaterra.
as ell Gnico prop6sito, Sc
GIN los fascistas, reemplazar
las perdidas en- barcos sufridas
por Inglaterra.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01

la semana de mario % sc per-
dieron II barcos ingleses, de
los Aliados y ~neutrales con un
total de 59,l41 toneladas.
BESIDE Roma avisan por la Ra-
do que ell ministro nippon Mat
suoka CONFERENCE.-THE hoy con Ell
condo Ciano y ell primer minis
tro Mussolini, La policia prote-
ge, con sl fin de impedir demos
traciones de los estUdiantes fas-
cistas, la embajada de los Esta-
dos Unidos y la legaci6n de Yu-
goeslWia.
Italia y Alemania protestaron
aver, en- Washington, contra la
incautaci6n de los vapores mer-
cantes del Eje. Alemania man
10 la nota de protesta por un
mensajero Y la italiana fue en-
tregada personalmente por Ell
embajador, principe Colonna,
al subsecretario de estado Brock
enridge Long. Esperase una Sc
gunda nota de Italia contra la
actitud de Estados Unidos.
I'm barco hospital italiano re-
coge hoy muertos Y heridos en-
ell lugar donde Sc efectu6 la ba-
talla naval del Mediterraneo.
desmiente que haya sido
averiado un acorazado tipo Lit
pero admite la perdida dc
tres cruceros Y dos destructores.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
MATSUOKA ~OONFERENCIA
RIA HOY CON CIANO Y
MUSSOLINI

Roma, abril LIN brillante
recibimiento fascista Sc hizo a.
yer a YOsue Matsuoka, el minis
tro japones de Negocios Extran
jeros.
lie recibi6 en- la estaci6n el
condo Ciano y despues sali6 al
balloon con Mussolini. FL "Du-
ce" no vestia de uniforme.
Anoche di6 un banquete en- su
honor ell embajador aleman Vic
tor Won Mackensen.
CONFERENCE.-THE hoy con Ciano
y Mussolini. Fl microbes, Ell Pa
pa i Escihigt.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
NUEVOS EN-
MILWAUKEE

Milwaukee, abril 1'-Nuevos
des6rdenes courtroom hoy en- la
puerta principal de la Allis-
Chalmers Co., euando los lideres
del CLIO trataban de contener
Ell retorno al trabajo de centena-
res de obreros. La policfa y los
.diputados del sheriff combatie-
ron a la multitud, lanzando ga
ses lacrim6genos. Una botella
arrojada por los obrerOs pinto
de amarillo q unO de los poll
eias.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
Sc TNCAUT0 Ell GOBIERN0
DE- UN VAPOR ITALIANO

Habana, abril 1o-El primer
ministro Saladrigas ordenb a.
yer la incautaci6n del vapor ita
liano Recca, ~refugiado en- la ba-
hia de la Habana desde que Ia
guerra comenz6. La medida Sc
tonic como expression de sOlida-
ridad con Estados Unidos.
I'm d~estacamento de Marines
custodia Ell vapoT.
La gaceta., 1941-04-01
P alpitaciones dc
la %colonia latina
Los CeRtaurO5 del Timon

Beach eStan alarmados V no
saben que hacer para impedir
que los trabajadores del asti-
Hero conviertan la calle %, en-
horas de la manana Y de la
tarde, en- IN velodromo, po-
niendo en- peligro las vidas de
los tranSeuntes y de los auto
movilistaS gu respetan las le-
yes del transito.
A las 700 de la manana
centenares de AUTOMOBILES CO.
rren por la calle % como 81
los automovilistas viviesen en-
un pals sin leyes y sin respeto
para la vida humana. Corren...
como 81 la Gale les pertene-
ciera y sin pensar en- los de-
mas. Es una velocidad peligro
Sa, de matiz muy POGO demo-
cratico.
Despu6s, por la tarde, a la
bora de la salida de los asti-
lleros, Sc reptile ell mismo CO.
rrer desaforado y ell peligro
todavia es mayor que en- no
'ras de la manana.
I'm conocido ciudadano la
tino, ell Sr, SanchO, lleva va
rios meses en- ell sanatorio del
Centre Espanol, victima de u
no de esos "centauros' del au-
tom6vil, que centralizan sus
ideas de humanidad y respeto
en- ell deseo de llegar pronto,
no importa 10 que suceda.
Otro vecino de Palmetto, a.
migo nuestro, asegura que es
preferable estar en- Londres,
esperanto las bombas de la a.
viaci6n, que arriesgarse por la
Gale % cuando salen de los
talleres, como "balas de ca
nom" maneiando sus coches
viejos y nuevos, los centauros.
Muchos de los que corren
tienen licencias de otros con-
dados y este quiza explica su
prisa en- exagerada, brutal, y
en- cierto modo inhumana.
Muchos de los centauros ar
man la "gresca" en- la Septima
avenida, cuando no pueden
desarrOllar la velocidad que
"apetecen."
lSeguira consintiendo la po
licia de Tampa esas carreras
ilegales y semibarbaras hasta
que un nino sea destrozado
por las ruedas de uno de esos
coches de la "~semidemencia"?
Use esperara a que una Sc
nora, 0 un ancianO, pierda la
vida en- esa Gale para enton-
ces tomar medidas que retire.
men ell impetu de los centau-
ros del volante?
Pensando en- los vecinos de
Palmetto, en- su seguridad y
en- su derecho a la vida, pedi-
mos al CONCEAL Juan Pacheco
que demande la protection
necesaria.
iPor que Sc ha de correr a
tan Inconvenience velocidad,
cuando la patria pide de ellos
cordura, de modo que ell traba
10 sea effective y aumente ell
ndmero de brazos en- las indus
trias de defensa?
lPor que Sc ha de continuar
corriendo en- esa forma hasta
que sangre inocente sea derra
4 soloI sosonq BGgq 4 epBm
vidag extinguidas?
Hay que poner bridas a e.
sos centauros y hacerlo ahora,
antes de que ocurran las des-
gracias que los ciudadanos de
Palmetto vaticinan.
Hay que pedirles modera-
ci6n, respeto para la vida ale
ma, a esos que eorren por la %
y otras avenidas y GALES como
81 trataran de poner mareas
de velocidad.
iRiendas para los centau :
ros.... ahora, antes de que las
ruedas trituren huesos y difun
dan Ia muertel
Evening star., 1941-11-09

kucSto VI Nio "AShSA o POI SiioN', AVA
and Mrs. Frank G. Hanrahan, in
Colonial Village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney johnson
Hosts to Latter's Mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney A. Johnson
have as their guest the latter's
mother, Mrs. Evelyn Jones of West
erleigh, Staten Island, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Doyle left Fri
day to spend until Tuesday with
their son and daughter-in-law, the
Rev. and Mrs. John Doyle, in In
diana, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton G. Jones
are spending several days in Ken
bridge, Va, with Mr.. Jones brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert S. Hawthorne.
DIR. Mathew Drosdoff of Gains
vile, Fla, will arrive tomorrow to
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
stantin c. Nikiforoff.
Marriotts Are Guests
In Staten Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geofrey B. Mar
riott are guests of DR.. and Mrs.
william J. McAnnolly Of Staten
Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morrell
Stone. Mrs. Lizzie Rucker and Mrs.
N. A. Rees are spending several days
Evening star., 1941-11-09
In Capital Letters


fairly scholastic fall Very few of the debuantes
idle these days whether they away at school or
studying Washington
Wo incidentally did super rendition OF DADDY at
danceD studying Hoon- Arms
Sutherland Lydia LANCER are improving her arr Gown al m
Westov and Hills Reid Morris up
Gallery visitors through the Gallery op
Ferguson has been doing too
I if director of the Gallery,
with the popularity Of this avcaon' He
to Eileen Erwin when she
Bachelors Cotion in Baltimore and he
Mickey Stirling when she makes her second
Cecilia Charleston January you can see
ahead Bobs calendar is dated!
have finished
with school this week end Holton
there quite
celebration Yesterday afternoon there
game party Buffet
which Prohnik few which
ers yerv nouar Won remember Hiah Whi-who used live
girl here for the week END
A pnLer WIN &c vnp ont with Mary Parker She the daughter
Italian Ambassador the United
McIarg from Baltimore and Sally Perot Bngar
here for being roya welcomed by h many
together agan After the
of the went down to
Gallery and then went to cocktail parties in their
Flood those who had W 1lenos H. ana
Daniel Borden another hostess
hear that Al Baer has plans aoo for getting up something
holiday Then wednesday afternoon
the Ice Club OF Washington begins its fourth winter Iha means
Buring the Borons and the Waings and
skaters really under and start
the Wangs they
had building isn't ready for
they living bought out from under
them they had to pack up and luckily moVeo over 10 h
the Sam Smiths They hope however
house by December and meanwhile Bill mas
duck-shootlng camp!
you Prochnk leaves today Florida
with had honor Edgar last night
all harder for
speeding the traveller his way!
Bob Werlich coming home for the first Thanksgiving and plans
the coming home from Princeton and
everywhere plenty doubt
Saturday November g. G8ol&
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Veterans
BauLiSted
Tuesday
Annual Armistice
Day Event to Draw
Brilliant Thron9

Gold braid, brass buttons, shin
ing epaulets, cleaning sabers and
a multiplicity of decorations will add
to the brilliant pageantry in the
flag-bedecked ballroom of the
Shoreham Hotel Tuesday evening
when the Veterans of Foreign Wars
hold their annual Armistice Day
ball.
In keeping with the al which
has a double ArmiStice Day slgnlfi-
canoe, the brief memorial ceremony
and pageant, dedicated to those who
gave their lives in the World War,
will be held at II o'clock.
The brilliant throng will stand at
attention as the strains OF the or
chestra accompanying Miss Helene
Gilliaert's singing of the National
Anthem opens the ceremony, with
Miss Jean Cavanaugh in the role
of Queen of Liberty.
The Ambassador of Belgium and
Countess van der Straten-Ponthoz
have taken q box for the ball, and
also the Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, jr.;
the Secretary of Commerce and Mrs
Jesse H. Jones, the Minister of
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Laytonsville Area
Social Notes

LAYTONSVILLE, Md, Nov. B.
Mrs. A. w. Hines entertained at
a six-table bridge luncheon yes
terday afternoon at Olney Inn in
honor of her mother. Mrs. Samuel
]. Prescott of Washington.
Miss Genevieve Griffith, who is
to be married to Mr.. Donald ClSSell
of Silver Spring, has been widely
feted this week. Forty guests at
tended the linen shower Thursday
evening at which Miss Estelle Gates
was hostess. Others entertaining
for Miss Griffith were Mrs. Made
line Howard Benthelum, Mrs. David
Clarke and Mrs. Henry Clarke of
Brighton, who were hostesses at
a miscellaneous shower Tuesday,
and Miss Ann Bailey, who was
hostess at a cocktail party Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Davis
of Germantown were guests OF
honor Tuesday evening at dinner
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Hines. Other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Fry, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
son King, Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom
Lewis and Mrs. Samuel j. Prescott.
Evening star., 1941-11-09

Egypt and Nine. Hassan, the Min
lister of Australia and Mrs. Casey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Heurich and
Mr.. Theodore w. Noyes.
Officials and Diplomats
Are Among the Patrons.
Among the other patrons are Civil
Service Commissioner Lucille Foster
McMillin, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E.
Davies, the Ambassador of Ecuador
and Sonora Colon Eloy Alfaro, the
Minister of Honduras and Sonora
de Caceres, Mrs. Jacob Leander
Loose, 1t. Comdr. William r. Smed-
berg, Sd, Admiral and Mrs. Harold
r. Stark, the Secretary Of State
and Mrs. Cordell Hull, the Chinese
Ambassador, DR.. HUI Shih; Federal
Security Administrator End Mrs.
Paul V. McNutt, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Hurja. Mr.. and Mrs Archibald
MacLeish, the Secretary of the In
terror and Mrs. Harold L. Ickes and
the Naval Attache of the British
Embassy. Rear Admiral H Pott, and
Mrs. Pott.
The list of patrons also includes
Brig. Gen. Raymond F, Metcalf,
Justice and Mrs. Justin Miller, Mr
Justice Frank Murphy, Secretary OF
Labor Frances Perkins. Judge Ellen
K. Ready, Mr.. Justice and Mrs.
Stanley Reed, Representative Edith
Nourse Rogers, the former Secretary
of Commerce and Mrs. Daniel C.
Evening star., 1941-11-09

Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Walter
Hanson Briscoe Wise.
Mrs. Mary H. Hancock and her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Perry, and their daush-
ter, Miss Mary 10 Perry, are the
guests of Mrs. Emily Davis Of Chap
tico.
Mrs. Frank Combs will leave Mon
day to spend a fortnight in Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Anderson OF
Washington and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Rsmsburg and son, Michael
Ramsburg, of Denver, Colo, are
spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Ireland at Plum Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cox OF
Huntington were hosts at surprise
household shower tonight for Mr..
and Mrs. John Dodson OF Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowling
Go on Motor Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Bowling of
La Plata are on motor tour TO the
South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sollors Of
Lusby have with them for a week
DR.. and Mrs. M. A. Gore of Bristol,
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Owings and
their son, Mr.. Harry P. Owings, and
Mrs. Byrd Gibson of Owings are
spending this week with Mrs. Arthur
G.. Smith in Greensboro. N. C.
Mrs. George C. Pegram Of La
Plata entertained at luncheon
Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Meade
HartWell of Boston, who is visiting
her parents, Maj. and Mrs. William
H. Lloyd of Wicomico Knoll
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gardiner Of
La Plata left today for their new
home in Tulsa, Okla.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Pecks to Entertain

DR.. and Mrs. Gustav Peck will en-
tertain at cocktails next Sunday
afternoon in honor of Mr.. Rosa
F. Downing. chairman of the Amer
lean Irish Defense Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Downing will re-
ceive with DR.. and Mrs. Peck and
Mrs. Frederick Barkley. Miss Norma
Crawford, daughter of Mr.. Lind
say Crawford, the first consul gen.
eral from Ireland to the United
States, will assist in the dining
room.
The party will be at the residence
at 30l2 Thirty second street. into
which DR.. and Mrs. Peck recently
moved,
Evening star., 1941-11-09

like to call November friend.
ship time! We settle back in our
homes and snuely enjoy them
after-football game crowds, bridge
sessions, Sunday night suppers
with informality the keynote! Help
create this feeling of casual hos
pitality in your home invest in
a POSTMASTER Hospitality
Set! Watch how much more your
guests enjoy themselves when
POSTMASTER products are
'hostessing". Just set the richly
grained walnut tray before them
and relax! POSTMASTER Hos
pitality Sets will carry on" for
you!
Evening star., 1941-11-09
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Nice,-that word ROMANCE!
To every woman it has precious
meaning as valuable as life itself!
But life isn't half worth living un-
less we're living it whole and at
our best! Then why take q chance
on vitamin deficiencies which may
lead to listless, under-par days that
might rob your life of the zest and
sparkle of romance? Begin today,
take VITAMINS PLUS =. the
two tiny, pleasant-to-take capsules
containing essential Vitamins A. B,
C, d and G with liver concentrate
and iron. Take no chances with a
lack of those vitamins,-it's so easy
to be SURE with VITAMINS
PLUS at your Drug or Department
Store! Discover the difference with
over two months supply for s.
other sizes Sl.0 or $2.7Sl
Evening star., 1941-11-09

Ever hear of Prune. Prettinesss
Ask the woman who makes SUN.
SWEET "Tenderized" Prunes part
of her beauty diet,-three essential
ingredients to loveliness and charm
are Hers. First,-California sun.
ripened prunes are enriched with
Nitamins A. B, and G by Nature
Herself. Second,-SUNSWEETS
provide ener9y-buildins cellulose
So necessary to radiant health and
alert attractiveness! And remem.
berthe exclusive SUNSWEET
process has 'tenderized them so
they're extra tender. good and
quick-cooking! SUNSWEET Ten
derized' are the only prunes pack
ed in foil-sealed cartons,-you'll
want them from your Grocer &.
"Prune Prettiness' the SUN
SWEET wav!
Evening star., 1941-11-09

Really.-I'm in a other! I've
been recommending PACOUINS
Hand Cream to srown-ups for
weeks forgetting that it is
favored guard to thousands of
youngsters against chspped, red
rough knees and hands, elbows and
wrists. A million pardons,-the
obvious always escapes mention!
PACQUINS. with its soothing soft
ness, is a NATURAL for children.
non.sticky or spillable because it's
a cream with no bottle.pourins
hazards! Keep PACQUINS in the
house where the kids can Get at it.
At Drug, Department and l0c
Stores!
Evening star., 1941-11-09

(LetD MISS BARBARA SIMONS
AND MISS EUGENIA JACOBS
They are aiding the Veterans
of Foreign Wars in making
their annual benefit for 1Oork
among 1DidolDs and officers OF
DeterdnS q success.
Right MISS PHYLLIS DURGIN
She also is on the Young
Ladies' Committee for the
ArmiStice celebration Tuesday
euening at the Shoreham and
is assisting the group 1Dho 1Uith
their escorts ,pill attend the
tcte. -HeSSler Photos.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Many yGuests
In Southern
Maryland
Dinners Lead
Hospitalities
Shown Visitors

LEONARDTOWN, Md. Nov. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul j. Bailey will
entertain at dinner tomorrow for
Mr.. David S. Cheseldine and his
daughter, Miss Betty Cheseloine,
and Mr.. Leo A. Ward of Wash
ington, and Mrs Mary V. Cheseldine
and her son, Mr.. Reginald Chesel-
dine, of River Springs. Md. Mrs.
Bailey entertained Thursday at
luncheon for Mrs. Samuel Bailey of
River Springs, Mrs. w. H. Mattingly
Abel and Mrs. Bernard Abel of
Clements.
Mrs. Hume Peabody, wife of Col
Peabody, U. S. A, will entertain at
dinner tomorrow at Three Point
Landing for Mrs. John York and
her daughter, Miss M. York, and 1t
John O'Brien, U. S. A., and Miss
Mary Thomas of Washington.
Mrs. George Lawrence Of Blair.
Hill entertained Wednesday after
noon at bridge
Mr.. Walter Dorsey of Baltimore
entertained here tonight at large
family reunion banques Guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Stone Of
Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs. John Beal
of Annapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Bruff and Mr.. and Mrs. RALPH
Grice of Washington, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Combs of Leonardtown, Capt
Frederick McWilliams and Mrs. Nc
Williams of Dynard and State Sen.
ator P. H. Dorsey, jr., of Leonard.
town.
Miss Margaret Floyd
Vacations With Parents.
Miss Margaret Floyd of Baltimore
Is spending her vacation with he,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William E
Floyd.
Mrs. Edith Markoff of New Yorl
Evening star., 1941-11-09

in Guilford, Conn, with Mr.. Stones
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Stone
Yesterday they joined Billy, the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Stone. at
Amherst and attended Mr.. Stone S
class reunion at the college.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles c. Canada
are spending the week end in New
York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit j. Monroe
are spending some time at Daytona
Beach, Fla.
Evening star., 1941-11-09

Don't fool yourself.-eyes are
your most dramatic feature in.
vitation to ROMANCE. But what
do you do to accent them? well
-. nothing" you say? Then your
beauty-sense is criminal. You
cleanse and powder your face, red
den lips and cheeks, so why neglect
your chief asset? Lady, give your
ewes q break! Buy a kURLASH
Curler (SD, uninterrupted (for
safety :. that in a moment curves
lashes back from eyes that seem
twice as large, lashes twice as long
as usual,-sivins you new feminine
appeal. At your cosmetic counter.
Evening star., 1941-11-09

I just can't help warning you one
last time,-DON'T MISS BOB
HOPES BOOK, "They Got Me
Covered! During October thou
sands of you received it by send.
ing me a Pepsodent carton and
10c and now your friends are
wanting one! So the PEPSO-
DENT Company has sent copies OF
Bobs hilarious epic of his life to
your Drug Counters. This 96.page
illustrated book is waiting there
YOURS for l0c and the purchase
of any medium or large size PEP
SODENT product! Don't miss
thi.,-the LAST CALL for Bob
Hopes book!
Evening star., 1941-11-09

Roper. the director Of the mint,
Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross, and Rear
Admiral Raw Spear.
Evening star., 1941-11-09

How does it become you,-
YOUR room? Don't take anyone's
word for it,-try it on the ALEU-
ANDER SMITH Colorama Selec.
tor way! See if it's in harmony
with YOU .. i'd. its color-cue taken
from your own particular type of
coloring! No matter whether your
hair is blue.black, blonde. or
lovely brown, a distinguished gray
or a merry mad-cap red, the Col
Drama Selector has room color
harmonies created especially for
YOU,-each based on an ALIEN
ANDER SMITH Floor Plan Rug
or Custom-Cut Carpet. See them
in infinite variety for YOUR type
dramatic contrasts or lovely
background 'foils" to your beauty!
You'll find the Colorama Selector
fitting q soul-satisfyine color-feast
as we'll as an expert guide in help
ins you to lovelier rooms in YOUR
home! Don't miss it at your favor.
ite Rug and Carpet Department!
Evening star., 1941-11-09
News of Social Interest
In Arlington County
Mrs. A. Lane Cricher Entertains;
DR.. and Mrs. Glenn NJ. Splitter
Are Hosts Over Week End

Mrs A. Lane Ccher entertained
and bridge which Washington Country
Club.
DR. and Mrs Glenn M Splitter
and Mrs c. Bricker OF Shenandoah Va Richard
Ellen Bicker of Richmond
Tomorrow Mrs Splitter assisted by Mrs Carlton DufuS of Wash
will entertain 40 the Washington Golf
Country Club
George Oge Tayoe of King Hunter
Dahgen, visiting Dr. Mrs Alexander Moore
Country Club Hills.