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Evening star., 1941-10-30
Farley Smiths
Give Party in
Their Apartment

Mr.. and Mrs Farley Smith gave a
party in the late afternoon yester-
day, entertaining in their apartment
in Wardman Park Hotel. Their
guests included officials and diplo-
mats and among them were Senator
George Akin, representative and
Mrs. John l.. Mcmillan and the
Counselor of the Cuban Embassy and
Sonora de Rodriguez.
Also entertaining in the late after
noon yesterday was Miss Aileen
Harris. who gave a tea in honor of
Miss Catherine Hagerman of Alber-
querque, N. Mex, who is visiting DR..
and Mrs. E. j. Workman. Miss
Harris was hostess in the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Harris, on Woodland drive. Her
guests included hostesses from the
diplomatic circle as well as from
resident groups.
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but the
offered during ebachr sale Sizes and
and little u1hh
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Bowl, 1914 Connecticut avenue NV.
Mrs. Fawcett will base her talk OF
her experience in producing puppet
plays at one of the largest girls
camps in the country. Members who
have doll collections are asked to
bring a doll and give two-minute
talk on some interesting incident
connected with It's purchase.
Junior members of the club have
been invited to meet Mrs. Virginia
Woodin at the Silver Bowl at 1890
am. and remain for the luncheon If
they desire. Those who have pro-
cured a doll for the Christmas dona-
ton are asked to exhibit it at the
meeting. Mrs. Woodin is handling
reservations.
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Mrs. Glenn to Speak

Mrs. c. Leslie Glenn, national vice
president of the Girl Scouts of
America, will speak at 9:15 am. to-
morrow over Station WWDC on the
radio program sponsored by the the
Washington Council of Churchwom-
en-. Her talk on the Scouts will be
one OF the series on Whats Right
With Washington"
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Mrs. J. w. Fawcett
To Talk on Puppets

How to make marionettes and pro-
duce puppet plays will be described
by Mrs. James Waldo Fawcett in a
talk, "Puppetry" before members of
the Dollology Club of Washington
at ! pm. Saturday at the Silver
Evening star., 1941-10-30

those who predict hou7es and apart
ments being built here will become
vacant and that business overnight
will cease have not carefully studied
the problems of the future.
Evening star., 1941-10-30

The German protectorate of Bo-
hemia- -Moravia is the chief indus
trial and population area of the
former Czecho-Slovak Republic.
Evening star., 1941-10-30

Until the war Albania was the
only country in Europe to which
you could not telephone
Evening star., 1941-08-15

sentence and placed the woman,
Maggie Seasons of 1900 block of
v street NV, on probat ton for q
year with the understanding she
would 60 10 q hospital for tRat.
ment, which she sgreA4 - o. 1s1
Peril to Du6hc Seen.
DR.. Coulter described failure of
persons suffering from tuberculosis
to comply with the law as q menace
to the. public. He expressed tha
hope that the vast majority can be
persuaded to comply, without court
action. 80.
A 100000 annual appropriations
Is provided for treatment and con-
troll Of the disease at the Glenn Dale
Sanitarium ana at Gallinger Hos
pital, with approximately s700, ,00n
for the former and some $500 900
for the latter, DR.. Coulter said.
Unless persons 60 for treatment and
disqualification as required, how
ever. he said. the appropriation will
fail to accomplish its purpose. 20
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to the State Of Iowa7 That is the
State where the tall corn grows, and
the people there need tall buildings
so they can see out over the corn
stalks. Uaughter)
"If we send the Department OF
Agriculture Building to the State of
Iowa, is there any reason why we
should not send the Department Of
the Interior Building to the State
of Nevada? We will take it with
its present czar, II you please, and
we will be glad to have him and
the building, and We will furnish
plenty of territory for them to live
and be happy"
Schwartz Opposes Moves.
Senator Schwartz Joined in to
observe:
I'VE have already sent the H. o.
L. C. to New York City. We have
sent the organization administer
ing the Taylor Grazing Act to Salt
Lake City. We have most of the
Reclamation Service in Denver. Our
Public Service Commission has re-
Gently been circularized to vote on
whether they were in favor of send
ing the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to Chicago. In little while
Government departments will be so
scattered over the United States
that no one from one department
can flnd any one in another de-
partment.
Mr.. McCarran-"Mr. President.
was going to say we will send the
Department of Labor Building to
California. The result of all that
would be to scatter Government
agencies generally over the United
States. The action proposed is one
step which, If the Congress wishes
to take 1t, 1t should do with its eyes
open"
Senator Barkley sharply criticized
the retention of the old Munitions
and Navy Buildings on Constitution
avenue. Is years after they were
erected as temporary World War
structures. He said "one almost has
to get in the front door of the Lin
coin Memorial now to see It," He
said he did not know whether that
met with the approval of the Fine
Arts Commission. but If it did 1t
certainly constitutes a demerit on
their judgment in matters of that
sort"
The Kentuckian then criticized
the appearance of a new building
recently completed for the War De-
partment on Virginia avenue. He
charged that. outside of the old
Post Once Building on Pennsylvania
avenue. it is the ugliest and most
hideous building in Washington.
The aioritY leader next turned
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Three Go on Trial
On Communicable
Disease Charge
Two Men and Womsn
Arrested on Order
Of Health OfficiJ

Two men and = woman, said to
be suffering from tuberculosis, went
on trial today in Police Court on
charges of violating the law dealing
with communicable diseases.
The men. both colored, are Thom-
as Mack, 80, of the 800 block of N
street NV. and John Dean, 20, of
the 400 block Of o street NV, each
of whom is charged with failure
to have q room exclusively for his
own use. as required by law for q
person suffering from the disease.
The woman is Mrs. Mae L. Webb,
~, Of the 800 block of Eighth street
NE, who is charged with having
left the hospital where she was
being treated before having been
discharged, and. who, in the opinion
of the health ofiicer, is said to be
endangering the health Of others.
DR.. Coulter Gets Warrants.
The three were arrested on war
rants which were sworn out under
Evening star., 1941-08-15

But that does not take the juris-
diction of the State of Virginia over
the public life of that territory"
Senator McCarran then cited the
situation at the new National Air
port where Virginia and District
authorities both are asserting the
right to tax and regulate air lines
and concessionaires because the
boundary Is In dispute.
Senator McKellar predicted the
imposition of these conflicting taxes
will result in q law suit, which will
pave the way for a decision as to
whether there was a cesSion by the
United States of part of the Dis
trict of Columbia to Virginia.
Senator McCarran declared that
If the War Department belongs
anywhere it belongs in the District
of Columbia. Let me illustrate. Sup
pose We sent the War Department
building over to the State of Vir-
ginia. Is there any reason why the
Navy building should not be sent
to the State of Maryland? Then
If we sent the Navy building to the
State of Maryland is there any
reason why the Department Of Ag-
riculture building should not be sent
Evening star., 1941-08-15

his IRE on the architecture Of Dis
trict public schools After assert
ing that every one wants the Capital
to be q beautiful city, he added,
yet I dare say there is not . city
Of 10000 pe0ple in America which
does not now possess more beauti-
full school buildings than does the
city OF Washington" He said If
any one doubted his statement he
scholastic monstrosities, which I
presume have been approved by the
Fine Arts Commission"
I Senator McCarran interrupted to
ask him if he was contending the
proposed War Department building
would be any more beautiful In Vir-
ginia than in the District.
mo, certainly do not make any
such contention" Senator Barkley
admitted. Il am using these illus
trations to buttress my feeling,
which is not Interchangeable. My
feeling is that the Fine Arts Com
mission has not always approved
the types of architecture in WASH
ington which beauties the Capital
Of the Nation"
Senator Glass spoke only briefly
on the bill, as follows:
Mr.. President, the evidence be-
fore the subcommittee and before
the full committee was to the effect
that the building was urgently
needed, needed right away, and that
If any other site were selected there
would be long delay, and II this site
were selected the plans are already
drawn, and they could get to work
In less than q week on the build
ing.
ID. c. Site Held Unavailable.
This is not q new matter. Why
was the building put over in Vir-
ginia? 1t was put over there be-
cause the War Department, through
its architects and through its general
officers, tried In the District of CO.
lumbia to get q suitable site, but
could not obtain one, and so reported
to the committee, and the Congress
itself authorized that the building
be constructed in the District of
Columbia or near the District Of
Columbia.
The subcommittee, after hearing
all the testimony, unanimously
agreed on the site selected by the
War Department, and the full COM
mittee, by an overwhelming vote,
voted to select the site as proposed
by the War Department.
Il desire to say that the Senator
from Virginia had nothing in the
world to do with the selection of the
site until We had all the evidence
Evening star., 1941-08-15
Johnson Is Still Convinced
China Can't Be Conquered

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. l5.-As
United States Ambassador to China,
Nelson T. johnson watched that enn~
battled country take terrific pound-,
ing for four years. but he still 10
convinced China cannot be con-,
quered.
Mr.. johnson is en- route to a new
post ss Minister to Australia. SAIL
ing Tuesday to replace Clarence
Gauss. who will take over the China
post Mr.. johnson held since 1880.
China Is feeling the effects Of in-.
tensiye war, Mr.. johnson said.
There's a tremendous hardship.
But the Chinese are a united people.
They have a purpose.
when I first entered Chungking.
the river banks were piled high
with odds and ends of machinery.
These have since been assembled
into producing factories, a task I
then thought impossible.
Yes, I'm still convinced China
cannot be CONQUERED"
Evening star., 1941-08-15

taken. and Gen. Somervell and other
omcials OF the War Department
stated that the War Department
was now housed in II different build
ings here, and that if this building
site Is selected it will be housed in
one building.
Not only is that true, but a large
building being constructed under the
auspices of the War Department
will then be turned over to the
Navy Department for occupation;
and the Navy favored this site as
well as the War Department"
Evening star., 1941-08-15

the direction Of DR.. A. B. Coulter,
director of the Bureau of Tuber-
culosis of the Health Department.
The trio was arraigned yesterday
In Police Court before Judge John P
Mcmahon, but their cases were con-
tinued until today when the jurist
pointed out the technical necessity
of proving before the court, in the
first place, that the trio has tuber-
culosis. For this purpose, DR.. Coul-
ter said yesterday that an X-ray
technician from the Health Depart
ment and a physician were to be
summoned to testify. X-ray pic
lures, said to be of the patients
were produced yesterday in court,
but further identification of the
X-rsys as being those of the pa
tients and testimony as to the dag
nosis of the diseases were ruled nec-
essary
DR.. Coulter declared yesterday in
q statement that so far as it Is in
his power 1.-The day of the recalci-
trant tuberculosis patient is over"
Law Is Explained.
Persuasion will be used as far as
possible, the Health Department
physician said, to get persons to
accept treatment for the disease
and to live under conditions as re-
quired by the law.
He said, however, he would make
every effort to take legal procedure
against those who refuse to live up
to the law voluntarily. The law
dealing with communicable disease,
he explained. is contained in the
Sanitary Code enacted in 1889, and
requires persons aflicted with
tuberculosis to be treated or to re-
ceive disqualification if sent by the
health authorities.
The maximum penalties which
can be imposed against those con-
victed of violating the law are 30
days in Jail snd 500 fine, and in
default Of the latter a defendant
may be given an additional $50 days
in Jail, it was explained at Police
Court.
Such a sentence was imposed last
Saturday by Judge George D. Neil
son of Police Court against 4
colored woman. Judge Nelson,
however, suspended execution OF the
Evening star., 1941-08-15
War Office Vote
Senate Approves
Plon, 70 to 20

Senator McCarran's motion to
strike out Virginia and provide for
erection of the building within the
District was beaten 20 to 70. The
roll call follows:
FOR A DISTRICT sITE-aO.
Democrats uO.
CLARK, Mo. McCARRAN
CONNAILY ODANIEL
GUFTEY SCHWARTZ
JOHNSON, Colo. Smith
MALONEY WALSH
Republicans te).
AIKEN sHRSTEAD
BURTON TAFT
pI!g supLER THoMAs; Idaho
DANAHER
Progressive "a.
AGAINST DISTRICT sITE-as.
Democrats t23).
ADAMS MCCLELLAN
ANDREWS MEADE
BARKIEY PEACE
BUNKER PEPPER
BYRD RADCLIFFE
CARAWAY ROSTER
EASTLAND THOMAS, Okla
GEORGE THOMAS. Utah
GERRY TUNNEL
GLASS TYDINGS
HAYDN VAN NUYs
HUGHES
Republicans 80.
BREWSTER JOHNSON, Calf.
BRIDGES
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War Office Measure
Awaits Signature
OF President
Veto Of New Arlington
Building Unlikely; Senute
Posses Bill, 2S-20

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1941-08-15


Earlier in the day Chairman
Maloney of the Public Buildings
and Grounds Committee succeeded
In having the Senate transfer to his
committee the bill to authorize
ground for a new Army Medical
Museum and Library in Washing
ton. after his committee has pro-
tested against it going through the
Military Committee.
Taking the floor later, he said he
wanted to respectfully and reluc-
tantly suggest" that the Appropria-
tions Committee should have
similarly referred the new War De-
partment building to the Public
Buildings and Grounds group.
Senator McCarran expressed the
same view.
Majority Leader Barkley agreed
that there is a good deal of force
in that suggestion, and If had been
passing on the matter originally
should have pursued that course. "
But we are up against the prob
lem of determining what we shall
do about the particular provision
In the bill before u.s." Senator
Barkley contended. THE question
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1941-02-22
Howard Sprouse
Candidate
For Governor

PHOENIX, Feb. 81 (U.PD-Work-
ing on the theory that the early
bird gets the worm, Howard
Sprouse of Globe has announced
his candidacy for the Democratic
gubernatorial nomination in 1912
scarcely six weeks after Gov Sid
ney P Osborn took office for a two
year term.
Sprouse, former member of the
legislature and unsuccessful candi-
date for governor in 1910, said he
had no definite campaign plans or
pledges yet but that he'd get around
to that when the right time
comes
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1941-02-22
Colonel Brooks
Leaning Fort
For Texas Post

FORT HUACHUCA, Feb. 21-Col.
j. J. Brooks, construction quarter
master at Fort Huachuca, has been
ordered to Houston, Texas, for tenn
porary duty, it was announced last
night.
Colonel Brooks has been in charge
of the construction of the new can
torment project, which has been
completed three weeks ahead of
schedule, and which has drawn the
praises of his superior officers and
of contractors on the project.
The construction quartermaster
left Fort Huachuca Feb. 16, and
will return after completion of the
cantonment project at Houston.
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tributed that day at Fort Huachuca
by the Del Webb Construction COM
pany and White & Miller, Contrac-
tors, Inc. 10
approximately 2,0co persons are
yet employed at Fort Huachuca, al
though the total will gradually de-
crease between now and May, when
the entire construction program at
the fort will be completed.
Cafes, clothing houses, bars and
grocery stores continued to draw
the major portion of the money
spent in the district by workers. i,
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1941-02-22
New Allotment
Of 100000 For
Tucson Airport

TUCSON, Feb. 81 U.P.) = The
War department has allotted an adj
ditional 100000 to the Tucson air
port project, it was learned today.
The new allotment brought to ST.
686,212 the amount appropriated
for airport construction work here.
Eventually, the project cost will
reach almost 100000.
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LEGAL NOTICE
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Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1941-02-22

Mrs. Matte Upchurch of Wilcox
is visiting her son and family Mr..
and Mrs. James Upchurch.
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Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1941-02-22
PATAGONIA

Mrs. Rue Capps honored Mrs. Ed
Engstrom, with birthday dinner
Sunday evening. Guests were the
honoree, Mrs. Ed Engstrom and Mr..
Engstrom, Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Old
father, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Blabon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Schell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed McKelley, Mrs. Willie
Etchell and Mrs. Lillian Warner.
Mrs. Matte Upchurch of Wilcox
is visiting her son and family Mr.
and Mrs. James Upchurch.
Mrs. R. C.. Blabon entertained
last Sunday evening in honor of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Jewel Trask.
It being Mrs. Trask's birthday an
niversary.
Mrs. H. H. McCutchan who has
been very i'll with influenza, is able
to be out again.
Mrs. Margaret Holmes Of New
York and Sonoita and Mrs. Lyle
Sprung of Sonoita were callers at
the Brooks home Sunday.
The Senior Glass of the High
School is sponsoring a dance at the
Mowry Mine, Saturday night. Feb.
22nd. Benson music, good eats.
Mrs. j. F. Little, of Los Angeles
former resident of Sonoita, spent
the weekend in Sonoita visiting old
friends.
Mr. onI Mrs. NJ. q H1arE nf n
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1941-02-22
Saturday.

Miss Mildred Edgell was the
house guest of Misses Marka and
Jane Collier of Elgin over the week
end.
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1941-02-22
Workers At Fort
Throng To Bisbee

BISBEE, Feb. 21-Bisbee mer-
chants Wednesday night again pro-
fitted from the $4,000 payroll dis
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1941-02-22

Val Valenzula celebrated his Goth
birthday, Valentine day. The fam
lily gave him birthday dinner with
the cake and all the trimmings.
Nogales international. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1926-1979, 1941-02-22

Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Clark of FL
gin and daughter Mrs. Wayne
Lemons were Patagonia visitors
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Miss Glenna Riggs is visiting in
Miami for two weeks.
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Miss Adeline Corrales, daughter
of Mr.. and jose Corrales, and
Frank Rodriguez of Patagonia were
married Sunday evening at the
hone Of the groom's sister Mrs.
Mercedes Amado.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-17
Confer on Augusta

The President said all but one
Of his conferences with Churchill
were held aboard the L. 6. S.
Augusta because il was difficult
Tor him TO go over the side.
Explaining that Churchill had
with him officials holding cor
responding positions 10 those in
the American group. the President
said these members held con-
tinuous conferences on their par
.tlcular problems army, navy, air,
economic or diplomatic.
Mr. Roosevelt said he did not
expect Churchill back in the
United States and added with a
smile that he had no intention of
going TO ENGLAND.