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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-10-17
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Evening star., 1941-12-31
D. {. Bank CIearinqs
For 1941 Shatter
AIIPrevious Marks
December Figures Hit
$l72,982,242 TotoI;
Surprising Increase
By EDWARD c. STONE.

Bank clearings in Washington in
the full year l941 shattered all pre-
vious records, while December clear
ings alone also scored new peaks,
George H. Bright, manager of the
Clearing House Association, an
nounced this noon.
December clearings in the Capital
reached the surprising total of Sl72,-
962 ,242 %, compared with s139,843,-
554.6l in December, 1940 an increase
of S33,139, ,68762.
Cancelled checks in the full year
l94l reached the sensational figure
of S1.756, ,54O,41710, against $1,4l4,-
1892, ,8S42O in the year 1910, record
increase of S342 POT ,53290.
To bankers these figures indicate
that business in Washington was far
ahead of any previous year. while
the December report proves that
Christmas trade was substantially
ahead of any previous holiday sea-
son.
Clearings in 1941 compare as fol-
lows. by months. with the corre-
spending periods in 1910:
Evening star., 1941-12-31
Shaky Performance
Marks Years End
For Stock Market
Reports Of Situation at
Manila Chill Buying
Ardor and Prices Slide
By VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-Ihe stock
market closed the year today with a
faltering and unsteady performance
which was in sharp contrast with its
bullish display Tuesday.
Reports indicating the fall Of Ma
Mia was imminent chilled buying
ardor and prices generally slid of
fractions to point or so under d
moderate run of lsSt-minute tax
selling and profit taking
A scattering of industrials re-
ceived special support and finished
with modest gains. Many Of yes
terday's leaders remained in lower
territory from the beginning. al
though few rallied near the close.
Trading volume was down sharp
ly from the previous day due partly
to a lag in the late proceedings as
stock exchange floor members en-
gagged in the usual New Year felic-
tiles. Transfers were around l.7OO.-
900 or about 100000 shares below
the average of the two preceding
days.
AS against their buoyant tone
Tuesday. stecls and motors re-
treated without much resistance
and heaviness here was cue for
action in other dcDartments.
American Telephone sufened af-
ter an initial loss Of i. points. Also
giving a fairly good account Of
/ themselves were some aircraft and
/ merchandising shares
In the minus column were United
States Steel, Bethlehem. Youngs-
town Sheet, General Motors. Chrvs-
Ter, United States Rubber. Western
Union, Standard Oil Of New Jersey
and Texas Co.
Selected Rail Bonds Rise.
Selected rail issues continued 10
climb, in an irregular bond market
/ today.
Some Of the carriers gained as
much as 4 points toward the erd
/ of the session, but this improvement
was balanced b. frequent losses Of
| fractions to around points.
Generally bond traders appeared
to be winding up their affairs for
l94l and volume. braked by war
| considerations. was well below the
. quick turnover Of the last two davS.
Federal issues moved within 2-32
of a point either way from the
previous close
Evening star., 1941-12-31
Approximate Sales Today

Approximate Sales Today
HOO AM 440. 900 1900 Noon 40. 1000
1:OOPA 100000 200 PM -- .260. 600
Total ~ |, 100000
UNIT of trading. 10 shares. In bank
ruptcy or receivership or being reorganissd
under Bankruptcy Act, or securities as
sumed by such companies. Rates Of divi-
dends in the foregoing table are annual
disbursements bastd on the last quarterly
or semi-annual declaration. Unless other
wise noted, special or extra dividends are
not included I'd X dividend. II N
rights. Also extra or extras. Cash or
stock Paid last year. Payable in stock.
g Declared or paid so far this year. Pay
able in Canadian funds. Accumulated
dividends paid or declared this year. De-
listing pendina. zActual saleA
Evening star., 1941-12-31
Bond Market

By private wire direct to The Star
Evening star., 1941-12-31
T R { A S U R Y.

FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE,
3sl944-49- - lO4 20 l0419 104.19
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
Frank May
Be In Starting
.U.Of N. Lineup
Coleman And
Macy Named To
Start Games

asoball l. on way our and
King Football i- a'rs h4s i5eons
in 2 drive which nll continue unil
after Christmas Although there
are few Chang, fat nle. fae
Old Fella looks iu ~ he las
looked In past yeae
Riaht here IN NN-N few
players are expected fo van rccu-
lar bcrihs on college .Af Ju-
lls Franks former iian'ran K
high star is one Of Tie 81 nnfut
candidates for guar lf~ NON on
iho University OF Michl-aL e.tNrr.
Coach Frtz Crsler last Sprn1
picked Franks as ono oi me mosf
Promising OF the freshman na
However Franks Will hst 10
easy jon dispiarins kolosa -s We
ric IL guari position. Yet ihof a
strong possibility that Franks Isl
get the call for III, starting Inns i
wben Michigan faces Micnirsn
STAG
D an Ea-t Lansing Hugh Dav
.ormN Lansing Contra high star
IS hehNne for one ~ ;ne hslibsrk
jobs DANW sophomore Was one
% tho beN intcrscholasfe backs IN
Michigan tWo years ago leading
hi team toxin cty championship.
DAVIS is ny shy back possessing
plenty % peek and asili'y. He's
also good pasN receive and can
hur! me bail
coych Joe GenhA ~ Wayne has
selected Carl Macy w one % the
siaftnr backs waen\,he Tariars
ou'rcd inc season a-aih-t T. of ID.
Oc' II May s,r.oiA
Up az Western Sigfe Veacners
college Horace Coleman " Ahe one
of 'he starting back This KS the
second season Tor Toe CAleuan.
formfr liau'famck playc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20

Of Detroit" he said Just look at
the flock Of good young BOWERS
who have developed In the past u
months. II is remarkable. Every
team Will have a good crop To
pick from.
The managers words are en-
phasizcd in the increased number
OF teams which will compete this
year, and many OF the new teams
have been built around young play
ers.
A number of these young play
ers were developed In the summer
league. while others were without
team affilialion Their individual
bowling attracted the attention Of
team sponsors.
With the increase in tho number
NJ alleys ri Fore~i club th'r year
there are 26, 10 moro than last sea-
son.-ihc women viii howl on the
same night with the men in The Mo-
tor City league.
Six teams representing JAW
CO locals have entered the league
and will he in tho hshi Tor the
championship rs the season opened
Wednesday night
With the opening ~ new alleys
In Cleveland. prospects are bright
for more intcr-ciiy matches between
teams from Cleveland and Detroit.
In the past these matches have
been limited because Of the avail
able space for games.
The increase IN alleys here means
there will he more matches with
teams from Toledo and Chicago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
Louis Gets
Ready For Nova
Champ Down To
Fighting Weight

GREENWOOD LAKE, n. y
unconcerned about the stories that
he has passed over the hill and is
on the decline to pugilistic obli-
won. Heavyweight Champion Joe
Louis swings into the final week Of
preparation for his coming cham
pionship tussle with Lou Nova in
the Polo Grounds in New York City.
Monday Sept. 30.
The champion. under the super
yising eye OF Trainer Jack Black
burn, has Whitfield off the super
flous flesh which he brought to
camp several weeks ago. Louis Is
down near 200 pounds, his regular
fighting weight, and seems TO be
in top condition for the battle
which may be his last before he Is
called for induction into the army.
Joe, according to Blackburn, is
concentrating more on his prepa-
alton for this fight than any OF his
previous battles. Not only does he
want to decisively defeat Nova, but
he also wants 10 retain the title and
retire undefeated should he be
indicted into the army.
Nova has been talking much
about his "cosmic punch" and
dynamic stance during the past
few months. predicting that he will
win the championship with the
combination
But this has not alarmed the
champion and his handlers. In
stead. they are fully confident that
Louis will retain the crown he
won from James ]. Braddock ny
stopping Nova before the scheduled
distance OF the fight has been
reached.
The battle with Nova marks the
nineteenth defense OF the crown
since that eyentful night Of June
co,1e27. when Braddock crumpled
in the eighth round before the
pulverizing attack OF Louis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
I Colnred Councilman
- CoIOred C0nncI.man-
Wiley Wildcats Have
Hard Schedule Ahead
For Football Season
Nv Rob (sonxaIos

MARSHALL, TeXaS.-The Wiley
Wildcats will play an eight game
grid schedule this fall. Six tilis with
members OF the Southwestern Con-
ference plus games with Jarvis.
funnerup OF the bi-State confer
ence. and the powerful Xayier
Gold Rush make up the slate for
the Methodists.
The feature attraction on the
card shows the Prairie View PAN
Tiers, who will be met at the state
Fair OF Texas in Dallas. Monday.
oct 13. This game has been at
tracing upwards of ten thousand
fans to the Cotton Bowl annually.
and this fall should prove no excep-
ton.
Zip" Cayles' Langston Lions will
be the homecoming attraction for
the wildcats when the Cklahomans
invade the local stadium on
November s.
Southern University's niue and
gold clad JGguars will be met at
the Louisiana state Fair in noe
tural encounter on the night OF
October % at Fair Park Stadium in
Shreveport. This will he he first
night game ever attempted at the
iair and 1t would not be surprising
To sec attendance records broken.
Ted Wrights Xavier Gold Rush
will clash with the wildcats in an
other night game in Alexandria,
Louisiana on Saturday, Nov. Is.
The complete wildcat card is as
follows:
Sept. %, Jarvis al Hawkins.
Oct. 4. Arkansas state al Pine Bluff.
Oct. IL. Prairie View at Dallas.
Oct. o.. Southern at Shreveport.
might
Nov. s. Langston at Marshall
Homecoming
Nov. Is, Xavier at Alexandria,
La. might
Nov. 20, Texas College at Marshall.
Nov. %. Bishop at Marshall.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
Maybe Roscoe Toles'
On Boat Bound For
So. America BY Now

Roscoe Tolos. state heavyweight
iille-holdcr who has been decker
ing with a proposed trip TO South
America. left Detroit last week fol
New York city whore he was
scheduled 10 take a boat for South
America.
Toles. who had made several ar
rangcmenis 10 leave only to he dis
appointed AZ the last moment. did
not tell his friends he was leaving
He hacked hurredly Wednesday
and was in New York Thursday
morning His friends said he would
wire as soon as he loft Ncv- York.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20

also. Most OF tho games with To-
ledo teams will be howled in De-
troll as Toledo does not have ample
alleys to accommodate the teams
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
Young Bowlers Fill Places On New
Teams Entering Leagues This Year

manager of one of the bowling teams was talking
about the prospects for the coming the other day.
during the of his conversation remarked about
the rapid development of young bowlers.
This should be the best bowling season in the history
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
Chicago Weak, Kaysee Cops Two Games
Chatter OF Hoofs
By RAzz BROWN

War Relic. the nag I mentioned
in this column along with War
Hazard short time ago. heat out
the boss OF the Whirlaway.
which goes to prove that Whirle
Can be beaten. but with all justice
to 'bis victor, tho vanquished colt
was NSecond, but hcaten decisiyely.
He gaze his best Why and how any
handicappcr could toss War Relic
IN with No7 pounds up cannot
understand when he ran Whirle
10 nose 1ust month ago. And
then II lookeq like dead heat iAat
day.
mentioned in last weeks
column about tue Handicapped.
ri today. They are not up TO the
gent. W. =. loshorg, who used
10 bring such races 10 where
blanket would cover the first
live Daes. Requesied\ae.l Al.
sab are really the berriss when
II comes 10 consistency The
latter colt cost u meagerNsnm
OF 500 n yearllng. Ny, What
bargain.
FAIRY chant came 20 life aud
beat me out Of nice wager ASH
had Imperative. hook line and sinko
en- and ! have been trying Fairy
Cham All summer She seemed 10
be off form hut that's boss racing
One never knows how the game :
going ~ times,
Goldcn Voyage. Robin. Law JAW
and cape Cod were in this column
and they are good 10 follow rs fhoy
arr H. the hest of shape. Conscr pt
is a much hetcr boss than tne dope
shows. re viii 70 an 10 hotter
races this 'all Shot Put is mighty
handy boss 10 have around H Is
liable "a bea any mans hos once
Hypocri'o seems 20 be improved
but. remember boys he WAS q stake
boss when tho late RAJ parr had
him so don't feel surprised when
you soc him beaten ny a good field
IL natural
shaun & j. hy the great boss.
Cal,acade. and he seems pref.
~ good. Now that's u c0inci-
dent. The colt AlSah i by Good
Goods and shaun &. i by Cal
,ace. both >lreS belonging 10
the Brookmeadc stable and ran
a. eniried throughout the conn
try. Go bo,S. 60. Your Brook
meade stations. go.
suppose Bax Hirsch Will start
his colt Attention after Whrlaway
now that War Relic defeated him
but | do not think Attention nor
War Relic haze any right beating
the little rcd hoss with biz tail.
although both have finished In front
of him. War Relic Is a greatly im-
proved colt though az equal
weights Whiilic always takes the
duke How come | don't know. on
cept that Whirlic IS the better
horse
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
Giant Fielding Ragged And
Hitting Curdled By or Satch
BY RUSS ]. COWANS

the
Such players Buddy
Evening star., 1941-10-19

Cotton picking time in Texos.
Jim Horris and his wife, Leno.
weigh their Ioods otter picking
on O pIontotion in the Dollos sec
tion. Picking wages have gone
up with the price Of cotton, so
whole fomiIies ore turning out
these days to "soIt" o~oy their
eornines.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
HOW TO TICKLE
COUSIN BILL
FOR *395.

Want TO do something nice for that boy
IN service Send hlm Wrist Ben. It's
gift he can really use-a gift that will
remind hun OF you hundred tunes
day. Handsome. Dependable Sturdy
Made by the makers Of Big Ben AT drug
department. lewelry. hardware stores.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10
@ere@te GmpSrnns

9uomig Ser 6romme erbielt iei'
men 8einamen bauptid6li6 oes-
balb, DpiI er sic normannilhen
SeerGueer in Saoren gum Gbri-
Itentum befebren uno taufen lieB.
Or mar bon ibrer oaour9 beDirften
l9leunigen 8eiierung %felienfeit
iiber3eugt. Die Normannen erbiel-
ten fir bic ieierlide Sanolung aiii
ieine Soften peiBe @epanoer, bic
lie 6ebaltpn ourften. In einem
Sitertage nun mar Der anorang
Ser SdufIinse 10 eroB, oaB es an
Ser entipreAenoen 3abl bon Sc.
~manounsen feblte uno in aner Gle
aus sroben Stoffen Elm unidoner
grios angefertigt merOen mlBte.
Nad Ser 8erteilung Der Eaufflei.
Der l9lenoerte elm normannilder
goelmann oas ibm angemutete
Gtiid ipiiteno gu 8oOen uno Ihrieb
erboIt: .Soae uno Eeufell S1on
5tpanaigmaI babe i'd mid taufen
laiien, aber einen oerartigen &c.
nobnlifen 6esen tabe i'd babel
nod ME befommen.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10

ten. miibte id mobr6oFtio Ing 6o.el
gsben ih, @uguit @ilbsrg. Der,
pielfa6s 6duierbsiBsr. 4ber msin
3us asat srii I'm 3nsi lbr Rd9mit>
tags. unO fusnr D. pillit. Iaoe ih
MID por6sy nod Eel Dir gum Wits
tageiIsn elm. 10 t0nnsn mir oonn
nod sinnul reft mad 6erjensluit bon
Dergdnotnen uno oon tinftigsn 3sis
ten plauoern. Sit Dir's alio rsat,
penn ih mid mpr9sn 10 UNI 3D0If
u6r berum gu einem Seller Suppe
Bel Dir einitslls2"
Sir sinen Wom,ent Od6te 5rau
4oelbe!o pobl bardn. ouB man e uns
pafsnb finoen t6nnte. ipenn Ite in
ibrer eigsnen ge6auIunQ unter bier
2lugsn nit einem 6errn Ipeiite, ober
Die brsnnsnoe 8iBbsgisros uno bic
betrubli6e @orItsllung, baB ser
5reuno i6rer Sugeno morgen auf
@immsrpisberts6r fortgseer r%uollte,
iiegten raid ii6er lire 8eoentli6teis
ten. IS lit abgemd4t, @usuit".
iagtt iie-mit elmer gefpiFen pebmiitbi=
gen 6eierIi9tsit. SGT 0u 8isrfiIde
uno S9morbruten nod INNER 10
serne ME friiber?"
n2eioenf6aftli6, 4Oel6eio! Sir
9ierfif6e uno fir S9morbraten Iofs
i9 mein 9eben."
sic nidte ltumm unO rsihte i6m,
BON ibrer gsipegung f9ter iibsrtDGI'
tigt, feu9ten 4uees bic 6anb.
@uguit Wilberg a6er CAB ibr nod
elm iibermiitbigss S6er8pOrt nit auf
ben @eg, ebe er ii9 pdnbte, UNI Die
@lode an Der 8iitblingi9en Wob'
nunasthiir gu aiehen.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10
Ser @infaa
Bon Grnit TrieOrid.

aON 2uAIS "tuAAplNN
mar aroBe Seegeieaihaft. @an
ipra6 wie iibIi6 iiber 0inge, ole
benz oiinuen @etrGnf pie Der @iir-
oe 0es Souies elmer 2iteraturgrOBe
ongemeiien tDorer. flatiftc iiber oie
Iesten g6eoterereigniiie, iiber Die
ausIteuungcn, sic es geraoe gnb
ODER geben iolte, fur5 iiber Die Not'
wenoigfeiten oes Gitbetiiden Se'
bens.
9a trat sic tleine. raiiige, hor.
monte Gill elm, 2iai, Der ent5iif-
fenoIte Stern oler bemeglihen uno
unbepeeIiden Sbentereniem6les oes
2an0es.
sGnti6uloigen g. nur, $err BON
Sinnefein," ipruOeIte iie beroor,
oenti9uIoigen g nur, oab id 10
IpGt fomm'. Sd mar ndmli6 gum
Tr0iten."
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uSSsa, 6enfen S'nnr ad, mein,
i9 bari eisentlid nir perraten.
a6er, nenn O. mir ale DeripreAt,
feinem @eni6en Elm SterbenspOr'
tel sp%eiter3uiagen Damn . alio
bSrts: sic SeO0a, meme bette
Greunoin, Die friiber uniere tiaiii'
i6e Seroine NOR, Oie Se6Oa, a9
oas orme Ding -. Sbr Wann lit
ibr aeftern a6eno ourdge6rannt, Der
Slump, Der elenSe. SD miro ia nir
Iagen, aber ousgerehnet Oie Oumnle
unO bdBli6e 2eontini, oie eigentli4
2ebmann beiBt (id peiB es totii6er
bon Ser @oroerobiere), alio Die
2eontini bat er mitgenolnmenll"
,Sa, wie fam oenn Oas?"
pas 1T me LANCE @eidiGte. Ser
GreOOp lit eigentli6 gan3 unI6ul-
Big, Der CUTE Sunee f. ad, wie
lieb er eiuen nnidauen fomnte
Oie Sere, Die 2ebmann bat i'm ber'
fiibrt! So, id weiB es gang be-
itimmt. Mit gebeimnisDolen Ofit-
teIn! Qie gemeine G9lange, Die
@ors @eri6t Ioute man Die SoHe
bringen."
,@ieio 0enn, mas oenn?"
sSie bat i'm Di0erredtlih an
Ii6 ge3ogen nit bppuotiiaen &r6f
ten!l Seooa mertte ia i6on Iangs
mas. @eine Ausen glGn8ten intnler
10 merftpiiroig, menr CT NIT Otefer
@erIon 3uiommen9emeien mar, nnO
i'm $roume REF er ibren Namen.
un6 nod Diel gemeiner mar Die
@erIonl Sen 0iden @uitas bom
Sperettentbeoter bate he 0a6u Bee
itimmt, Seood gu O%erfiiSren. SeoeM
Gaa fam er 3u Der armen Jrau.
GinmaI flotete er ibr in ieinem
Derquolmten 9aB cine 2iebeserfl6-
rung gu oas er36blte mir bic
8ofe. aber Seooa, Die Sreue, Seo.
b.. bic ginaige, bIieb itanOboft unS
mics i'm 8uriid, nie ite mir ber-
ii9erte. Nun iist lie oa nno bat
BEN 2obn fir ibre Ereuel"
Mattbios Ginnefein mar nit ge-
Ipanntelter aufmerfiamfeit oem 8e'
ri6t Der fleinen 2iai eefolgt. Grit
mar Iein Slid ~inteniip auf Die bib.
I6e g~r5ablerin geridtet (mie i'm.
mer, tpenn ct ibr gegeniiber IaB),
oann ober panote er bic Gugen
nob Dem Sdrei6tii6, 3ulest I6lieB'
lid iprans Der Bid bin uno Der:
Gill - S6reibtiid 9iai -
sGreibtii6 =.
Mattbios mar erleudtet woroen,
Mattbios bate einen @infau. DaS
beiBt, eigentli6 bate i'm 2iai ge-
boren, beam bic Sode nit Dem bDp'
notiIierten @bemonn itammte natiir-
lid BON ibr. I6er er, ser groBe
Mattbias, ser oreimal uraufge'
fiibrte, oeiien lebte Grag0oie s~eitern
in 9infelsbiibl bereits gum iieben'
ten Male ii6er sic 8retter cling, er,
MATTHIAS Sinnefeiu, miro Der Sc.
Italter oieies abionOerliden Shld-
Iols mer0en!
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10

4us elmer @ertbeibis
gun9sreos. nMeine 9erren, aaa
oemielben Sage, no Der Nngefldgte
ppn leiner 6rau gei9isoen purbe, fOa
sr einen OiebItabl aussefiibrt baben!
@luuben Sic oenn i'm Grnft, er bate
fi9 in Die @efangenf4aft ouriidgez
Icbnt. radpem sr ibr taum entrcn-
nen par2!"
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10

Ole bodite SemperatlIr, bic ie
in oen G~ereinigten Staaten per5eid).
net puroe. mar 1874 @rao i'm Death
9naep am. 10. Suli 1913, mie aus
ben Statiitifen Oes &nnOelsoeporte.
ments berOorsebt.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-10

SO pur0e fir beuts nidt bel aus
Srau 4bel6eios gepIantem Spa5iers
gauge. Denn abgeieben bapon, baB
ibr bas 9erS fterbensf4per, uno tbr
ROpf pOd unrubiger @ebdnten mar,
beQann es aud na6 elmer 8ierteI<
ftunoe 70 fart gu re9nen, Dab lie
ft9 in ben erlten errei9baren Strds
Ben6abnpagen flidten muBte, UNI
niGt p0lig our9ndBt na9 9aule gu
tommen.
@Gs fe lids na9 ibrer 9eimtebr
i'm 2i9ttreis ser 9dngeIdmpe BET
ibrer 6Gtelarbeit uno i6rem f9on
fiebenmdl gelefenen 2iebIingsromon
bequem gema9t bate, bOrte iie aus
Dem Wo6naimmer Der 9iitblings. oas
unmittelbdr unter Dem t6rigen lag.
beutli9 oas Our9einanoer lduter,
anf6einenb febr beiterer Sttmmen
beruuforineen, unb unterf4teb mebr
dls einmul nit boiler Oeutli9test
Nuquft @ilbergs ber3li9es, or0bnena
bes Baden. @s ging oa unten obne
alien 3neifel iebt bod Der, unb oas
8enuBtIein Ser eigsnen @erlufen9ett
un6 Giniamteit fieG Ser guten @bsls
beib ooppelt 16fper auf bic Seelt.
Sdtten ni4t ibre 8~s5iebungen gu BEN
@bepaar Ritbling pdbrenO Der leg
ten @o6en einsn gar gu sefpdnntsn
@bardtter a%ngenommen, lie ptirbe
pieGei9t Der @eriudung ni4t ptosrs
Itanoen BADEN, bod pieoer binunters
auqeben; a6er an cine fol9e Nufs
6rinoli6teit mar naturli9 nt9t mtbr
gu benton, unO 10 fpuBte fi4 bic Re.
misunderstanding oenn teinen anberen
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Evening star., 1941-03-30
Venezuelan Envoy
Will Be Honored
At Cocktail Party

The Mexican Ambassador and
Sonora de Castillo Najera have
issued cards for cocktail party
tomorrow afternoon from to
7 o'clock in honor of the retir-
ing Venezuelan Ambassador and
Sonora de Escalante. The AM
bassador and Sonora de Esca-
lante with their daughter, Seno-
rita Maria Teresa Escalante,
expect to leave Washington the
middle of the week for their
home in South America. 1t
Is possible the Ambassador will
return here in May for brief
visit, but he is expected, by those
who know Venezuela, to be the
next president of that republic.
The Mexican Ambassador will
spend today in Baltimore, where
he will visit Senor Maximino
Avila Camacho, brother of the
President of Mexico Senor Ca
macho, accompanied by Sonora
de Camacho, arrived there yes
terday for a checkup on his
health at Johns Hopkins Hos
pital. The visitors will come to
Washington for short stay and
probably will be entertained at
the Embassy before returning to
Mexico City.