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Evening star., 1941-05-02

defense cost, or
be relieved in
part by levies
applicable to all
C on S u m ers, is
the first major
issue presented
in on nection
with the pend
ing tax pro-
posals.
Assistant Sec
retary John L.
Sullivan, repre-
S e n t l n g t h e
Treasury, a n d
Colin r. STAN,
chief congress
Evening star., 1941-05-02

~IlS bOIll WOl n
ers and man.
agement what to
do.
The New Deal
conception, now
fully affirmed by
its own Supreme
G our t, h a S
adopted a little
of both insofar
as die t a tin G
what employer
employe rela-
tions shall be in
America.
The right to
hire and fire
Evening star., 1941-05-02

tralia immigration which
defending itself under other provisions of the proposed would
All Western bases of the British EmpreGibratar,
Malta Alden Red Sea Singapore Hong to be demtazed
to be made independent under japanese economic
control
The seat authority British Empre-whch under these
will be de facto completely nuidaed be transferred grad
uaIy" to Canada
A Vertical Trust for Europe
The for almost exactly that outlined
months in this column
Germany organize continent corporate
capital reality,
that nationality Europe for the fact Of language and local
huge vertical trust which the executives directors and majority
stockholders will be the German Naz To this to be attached
complex hopeless
completely ignored peace
country would be isolated completely surrounded and helpless But
European happen
The peace" concde that the British fleet would
United Britain superior
h1s A n in naval D % We m agree sps cease ss ANY
that we declare naval holiday"
We to give all naval bases west of Hawaii and to reduce
The United States is to agree to form hegemony in South
America" fullest freedom equality
Germany and her allies in that continental brotherhood This
theological penetration of all Latin America
An UItimotum for the w.
These peace utimatum the They
pen up
e e e eems and ss Japan m
Wheeler negotiated" recently
Chicago recommended boycott of all who him.
them this colmnt should like to ask the Senator candid
Ssfsn on W s he Vg o o sit dwn % n table
How long is the United States going wait before taking the
proposals? powers
be that they have the eontey make public such proposals?
dominate the world should think they be
confronted Great Britain.
How long will recognize
Evening star., 1941-05-02

HE opinions OF the rtters this page their oun
necessarily The Stars Such opinions are presented IN The
Stars effort to all sides OF questions interest to its
readers although such opinions may be contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
This Changing World
importance Of Mediterranean to Britain
Declared Exaggerated by Many
By CONSTANTINE BROWN.

Axis launched its
expected London and in Washington evident that
the Balkan campaign a colossal flop
While the British maeiel to
advantage
Allied
OF equipment and men to Lbya.
italian mainly
equipment No less than 500 planes engaged in taking
kind of
comparatively gathered formidable
equipped supplied.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
BY JAY G. HAYDEN.

The question whether income tax
payers, principally in the lower
middle brackets, are to bear the
bulk of individual contributions to
Evening star., 1941-05-02
.Un-Americun
Ideas Seen
In Decision
Communist and Fascist
Theory Charged in
Wagner Act Ruling
Ry DAVID LAWRENCE.

The Communist idea of life is that
workers committees shall tell man
agement what to do.
The Fascist idea is that the State
Evening star., 1941-05-02
On the Record
American initiative Only Answer for Freedom
Under Terms Of HitIer-Neeotioted Peace
BY DOROTHY THOMPSON.

The thesis of this column has been since the beginning of hoses
that this world the defeat of the United
Britain
if
viewpoint completely justified
proposed negotiated" points
Evening star., 1941-05-02

Grabs 20 inches wide, weighing
80 pounds, and having claws II
inches long, were found recently in
Australia.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
TheConninq
Tower

The u. S. A.
From Florida to the coast Of Maine
The country is in need of rain,
And it's good to live in a land, or
thereabout,
Where rain an dts lack are things
to care about.
May Day was memorable for at
least two things: News that the
use of automobiles in connection
with United States defenses will be
permitted in Bermuda, and the first
weekday in Ill years that there
was no issue of the Boston Tran
script.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

weekday IN III years IndG Jnere
was no issue of the Boston Tran
script.
The Land of the Free Speech and
The Brave Talk.
Sir: I just read that President
Roosevelt interfered with Mr.. Lind
bergh's freedom Of speech by CALL
ing the former colonel a copper
head. That just shows that if you
give a fellow a platform and cou-
pie Of microphones he's not going
to be free forever after unless folks
will listen and applaud at the right
moments. If say his talk makes
me nervous and fearful of his wave
of the future, I am opposing his
fundamental rights. Nobody ever
pushed a network in front of me
and told me to start exercising my
inalienable rights, and If they did
I would try to remember that for
most of us the right of free speech
is mostly the right to listen to some-
body else exercising it. In the last
World War Eugene V. Debs went
to Jail just for talking, and if
somebody says now that we are not
at war I point out that a fellow
named BroWder is in jail just for
thinking
SO what's so undemocratic about
calling a Lindbergh whatever
want to call him? F.A. S. Jr.
Sure, Mr.. s., you may say what
you like about Mr.. Lindbergh and
what you don't like about him. And
so may any newspaper print what
it pIeases about him, and compare
him, especially if it knows its Carl
Sandburg, with Vallandigham. But
we think that the Commander-in-
Chief was, for once, too free a
speaker about a commissioned off,
GER. We feel that the former colonel
is wrong, and has been wrong all
the time, and if his were an elastic
mind we'd bet him heavy dough
that he will admit it within a year.
However, no bet. He might insist
that he has an elastic mind.
To a Soldier.
The drums of fate are rolling
Upon the distant hill.
Up, lad! Nor need cajoling
Though you they come to kill
Who faces death with smiling
Will find the grave a bed
And have in his arms aWhiling
One with roses on her head.
DUSHAN HILL.
&&
Last Friday We printed a piece
by Joshua x. Bolles in which he
mentioned "Chessie, the Baltimore
e. Ohio cat" From many railroad
men We find that Chessie-hence
the name-was the Chesapeake g.
, Ohio cat. So meow to you, Mr..
Bolles.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
,. Crew, at Fosters Neck, their

F. Crew, at Fosters Neck, their
estate on the Potomac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cathell Mattingly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Thoms, Mr..
and Mrs. William Nebel, Mr.. Berk-
man Mattingly and Mr.. Clark Mat
tingly, all of Washington, are spend
ing this week end with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Mat
tingly, at their home here.
Russell Fenwicks Plan
Family Reunion Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell FenWick will
entertain soon at family reunion
dinner for the Misses Ruth, Mar
jorie and Agnes Kirby, Mr.. Elmer
Kirby and Miss Irene Schoeffner, all
of Baltimore.
Mrs. Walter J. Mitchell enter
tanned Tuesday at a luncheon in
honor OF Miss Julia Homer Wilson
OF Griffin, Ga, who is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Bruce Matthews, In
La Plata.
Mrs. L. A. Wilmer is spending this
week in Baltimore visiting her son,
Mr.. Allison Wilmer, who is now
making his home there.
Mrs. Willette Murkerman Of Los
Angeles, Calf, is spending a few
days at West Hatton on the WI
comico as the house guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Foster Reeder.
Mrs. G. Morgan Knight, sr., and
her son. Mr.. G.. Morgan Knight, jr.,
of Tudor Hall Mansion were the
guests Monday of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
c. Wilson in Washington.
Mrs. A. F. King, jr., entertained
Monday at luncheon for 40 guests.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Georges Duthuit
Will Lecture
Here Tomorrow

The members of the Alliance
Francaise Of Washington will
meet tomorrow at the Sulgrave
Club at 4:3o o'clock to hear M.
Georges Duthuit of France. His
subject will be Contributions
De L'Orient a L'Art Contem-
porian."
The lecturer was, for 10 years,
professor at the "Ecole Du
Louvre and, attached to the
museum, gave courses on Byzan-
tine art. In 1899 M. Duthuit was
general secretary at the Musee
Des Arts Decoratifs in charge Of
the exhibit Of Byzantine art.
M. Duthuit has written many
books on painting and sculpture.
He will speak to an audience
of diplomats, members of the So
ciety, university professors and
students. Further information
concerning admission can be OBJ
tanned at the Alliances head
quarters, 2700 @ street, from
Nine. Bimont.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Staunton People
Visiting Friends
In WASHINGTON

STAUNTON. Va, Jan. 25.-Mrs.
E. NJ. Cook of indianapolis. who is
spending the winter with friends in
Staunton, is the guest for several
days of Mr.. and Mrs D. w. May at
their home in Washington.
Miss Betty Siple of this city has
gone to Washington, where she will
be the guest of Dr.. and Mrs. George
ThWeatt, jr.
Mrs. j. S. Hamilton of Staunton
has gone to Washington, where she
will be the guest of friends for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Duncan Curry and her sister,
Miss May Young, have returned
from Washington, where they were
the guests for a few days of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Thorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thacker
have returned to their home here
after a short visit in Washington.
Mrs. Richard M. .Hamrick and
Mrs. w. o. Bickle have returned to
Staunton after attending the in
auguration and spending several
days in Washington with friends.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Ambulance Corps
To Meet With
Mrs. Tuckerman

The British American Ambulance
Corps will meet early this week with
the chairman of the Washington
chapter, Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman,
to discuss the plans for the gala
performance of Queen Of Destiny,
which will be held February 4 at
9 o'clock at the Little Theater.
Proceeds for the show will go to
aid the Ambulance Corps in its war
work.
Mrs. Robert Stewart Richardson
is vice chairman of the Washing
ton chapter.
Mrs. Tuckerman will return to-
night from Philadelphia, where she
went Friday to attend the Friday
dinner dance, and Saturday she Wis
tied her laughter Miss Margaret
Cary Tuckerman at Bryn Mawr.
Mrs. Tuckerman's son-in-law and
daughter, Capt. and Mrs Robert H
Williams, who have been visiting
here. have left for the Marine Para
chute Training Base at Lakehurst,
N. J.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
18th Wedding
Dav Celebrated

Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Choffelear
of Benedict, Nd, celebrated the
25th anniversary of their marriage
Sunday, when a large number Of
relatives and friends called. Dinner
was served at 2:30 o'clock and the
table was ornamented with lighted
candles, holly and silver leaves.
Later the guests were entertained
with cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Choffelear's triplet
daughters came from Providence
Hospital Training School to spend
the day with their parents.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Sciontis to Present
Recital Tomorrow

Silvio and Isabel Scionti will pre-
sent a duo-piano recital tomorrow
evening at Sacred Heart Auditorium,
1925 Park road.
The Sciontis have enjoyed sue
cessful tour abroad and have also
been heard in Carnegie Hall, New
York, and as feature soloists with
the Matinee Musical Club of Phila-
6elnhi9
Evening star., 1941-01-26

" ~ ,
ero lie
omount Of knitting on the stoqe.
During her busy life Miss
Stou hod somehow overlooked
mastering this accomplishment.
But thinking thot if Alfred Lunt
could learn to pIoy the cIorlnet
for one Of his performances,
she could learn TO do something
thot hos to do with purIing
two and dropping one.
She decided to kill two birds
with one stone ond applied to
the British War Relief Society
in New York for instruction,
promising to turn in mony
sweoters for English Tommies in
return.
The mystery turned out to
be not very deep, end during
the weeks Of reheorslne her
role in "CIoudio," she turned
cut two sweoters TO begin with.
and both Of them quite good,
she proudly states. However,
ony further sweoters she turns
into the War Relief Society will
hove TO be done in her leisure
time. For the odd thing obout
her stoee knitting is thot she
must see 70 il thot il is never
finished. Like Penelope, who
ripped out eoch night the weov-
ING she had done eoch doy on
her tapestry, the completion
Of which her suitors so i'm
potiently o~oited. so Miss stor
mus. unroveI OF the end OF
each performance the knitting
she hos done on stoee.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
About Well known Folk
In Books, Art and Politics
= Former Gov. Winant as Envoy
To Britain Would Be in Full
Accord With President
BY ROBERT CRAWFORD.

the
official Washington q diplomatic
plum would would Ambassador the
ames Several ranking high the councils the administration
publican Governor of New Hampshire John Gilbert Wnant would be the
chosen fill delicate owing his with
European affairs during the last
Nations with headquarters director
oce which recently
Roosevelt WASH
rgton for brief period assist organizing the Social Security Board
helpfuness 10
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five minutes-and costs so very,
very little. A black and white
sketch is but 75c. A sketch in
colored oil chalks is Sl.00. "Zad"
has a wonderful background, hav-
ing Sketched most of the famous
movie folks in Hollywood, and
countless numbers Of celebrities in
New York, Washington and else
where. Last year he had a studio
at the New York Worlds Fair
and there made hundreds and hun
dreos Of likenesses of folks from all
over the country. He specializes in
making charming sketches of chill
dren. So here's your chance to
take little Billy or Sue in to have
their portrait done in black-and-
white or in color You can watch
him work--and he doesn't mind
bit. You'll find him right down
the main aisle on the first floor
Of THE PALAIS ROYAL. You
can't miss him-so do hurry inl
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Miss Lawrie to Wed
Mr.. J. p. Findlav

Mrs. Harold Newbold Lawrie an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Clementina Newbold
Lawrie, to Mr.. Joseph Peter Findlay.
The wedding will take place the
latter part of this month in New
York City.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Southern
Maryland
Activities
Lathans Are Hosts
With Cryers on
Anniversary

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Jan. 25.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Latham of this
city will entertain tomorrow jointly
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Cryer Of
Washington at the formers resi-
dence in celebration of their 14th
wedding anniversary. A family re-
union and dinner party for IS guests
will be held with a reception fol-
lowing from l to 5 pm. Among
the out-of-town guests attending
will be Mr.. and Mrs. James Latham,
Miss Barbara Ann Latham, Miss
Virginia Latham of Washington and
Mrs. Theodore Latham and Mr.. Jack
Mattingly of Medleys Neck.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Hurry of Glenn
ents will entertain at a dinner
party tomorrow for Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul ]. Bailey of Dynard.
Mrs. William Huseman
Hostess With Daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs William Petit with
Miss Olive Petit, Miss Jane Knott,
Mr.. Biscoe Knott, Mr.. George Knott,
Mr.. William Huseman and Miss
Audrey Leach. all of Washington,
are the honor guests at a dinner
being given for them by Mrs. Will
liam Huseman and her daughters,
Miss Elsie Huseman and Mrs George
Knott, at their residence on st. Pat
ricks Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Morgan Knight,
sr., have with them over this week
end at Tudor Hall Mansion on
Brettons Bay Mrs. William F. Sax
ton and her niece. Miss Mary
Blanche Abel of Budds Creek.
Mr.. Clarence w. Crew of Ches-
tertoWn, Md, arrived Monday to
spend a month with his brother and
sister-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Evening star., 1941-01-26

Tudor balcony in the courtway Of
the ivy-clad St. James Palace that
the Duke of Windsor was pro-
claimed our only lawful, rightful
liege- lord. by the grace of God Of
Great Britain, Ireland, and of the
British Dominions beyond the seas,
King. Defender Of the Faith,
Emperor of India"
Evening star., 1941-01-26

essential to pres
ent-day industry
"a n d t h e d e.
mand is great. II
you have talent
then Helene sug-
gests you enroll
at the ABBOTT
ART SCHOOL
in any of the
branches of Com
Evening star., 1941-01-26

OF the HOTEL
r AL e Ugh, Of
course! Especially
on Saturday -
when there's a
FASHION SHOW
LUNCHEON in
swing. The new
est, most exciting
fashions are mod
eled by stunning
Evening star., 1941-01-26

mannequins-to the music of Bert
Bernath and his orchestra. Lunch
con is only $1.00. And giving q
luncheon party during the FASH
ion show is a delightful way TO en-.
tertain guests-when entertaining
is difficult at home. Simply call
Mr.. Arthur-end tell him the num-
Der of guests. He'll reserve a close
range table for you. MA. 38lo.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Mrs. Doak Entertains

Mrs. William Nuckles Doak was
hostess at buffet supper last eve
ming at Notre Mid, her home in
Fairfax County, in honor of Mrs.
John Boothe of Dallas, Tex.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

to have "Zad," the
well-known por-
trait sketch artist,
make a drawing
of each Of you at
THE P AL is
ROYAL where
he's going full
steam ahead on
the main floor" A
IL - = 4.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

mercial Art. There you will receive
thorough training in art-for a
practical position in industry or
advertising. Mid-year classes be-
gin February 8. 50 you'd better en-
roll tomorrow. 1143 CONN. AVE.
Phone Ma. 1854.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

visible repairs.
Runs and snags
completely erad-
icated in stock
ings. Only l5c for
for the first short
thread run; zoe
for the first long
thread run; SC
for each ad di-
fio~ol tbroo Il p1t,
Evening star., 1941-01-26

b u ng new
spring clothes.
10 half = hour
messages, SIS.
Exercise 20
times, SIS
or a or t
c o u Sc, ! 0
times, $40. Or
reduce quickly
Evening star., 1941-01-26

analyze your
hair by test
ing it on
their Test
o = Meter
I h e n I HI ey
will give you
a haircut, a
pc m anent
wave, and an
in di vi dual
a ~
Evening star., 1941-01-26

most exquisite corsages you've ever
seen-orchids, camelias. gardenias
or what is your favorite? Should
you want to show your "colors"-
they'll design one for you in the
patriotic spirit. Red and white
flowers, tied with blue ribbons. And
there's an infinite variety to choose
from in color and arrangement
to enhance the gown you'll wear.
Main store: 1912 F ST. Phone MA.
ATS.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Miss Lansdowne
To Be HOnOred

Miss Peggy Lansdowne, deb
utante daughter Of Mrs. John
Caswell, will be the guest of honor
at the luncheon which Mrs. John
A. Hinckly will give Sunday at
Kilkenny, her home near Warren
ton, Va.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

Ildu d OlIl-
ner that be-
come one Of
I h e m o S I
popular e a.
lures in town.
It's served in
the dinin 6
room of the
H o T E L
II A Mt TON
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Theater Note

When Frances Stor came to
the first reheorsoI OF the new
comedy dromo eolled "Cloudio,"
in which she is to oppeor at
Evening star., 1941-01-26

coifIure-all for $3.50. You'll be
delighted with the skillful opera
tors, too. This offer is for a limited
time only. H. DILLON. 1910
CONN. AVE. Phone MA. s794.
/" EUN FOR FAIR OR FOUL
you at NORMANDY FARM. The
food is delicious the atmosphere
Evening star., 1941-01-26

= ~ ~
I i o n q |
T h e O ter
st O ting
I o morrow
eve g.
she ieorn-
ed to her
d i S m q y
til O / her
. O TT re-
quired her
to d o q
on q 4 Il
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promises to be the
greatest birthday
party in Ameri-
can history. And
if you're PLAN
ming to attend
you must be as
festive and look
as lovely as pos
sible. G U D E
BROTHERS co.
are arranging the
Evening star., 1941-01-26

-. and costs only S100. 1t includes
a choice of appetizer or soup, half
golden brown Maryland fried
chicken. fresh vegetables, rolls and
butter, dessert and beverage-all for
Sl.00 PS.-This dinner is served
weekdays, too so take the whole
family by on the maids night of.
14th and K SITS. Phone DIS. $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

" A RT HAS DEFINITELY
ENTERED OUR every
day lives" No longer does it exist
merely in art galleries. Artists are
Evening star., 1941-01-26
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I" TELL YOUR FATHER
tell your Mother
:. tell your sister tell your
brother-(and remind yourself
Evening star., 1941-01-26
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". WHERE THE WELL
W DRESSED WOMEN
lunch when they're downtown"-H
the delightful PAIL MALL ROOM
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" HOW MUCH PERMA-
NENT WILL YOUR
HAIR TAKE?" Make certain-and
have it tested first. DILLON'S will
Evening star., 1941-01-26

is YOUR BODY WEARY, SLUG
GISH and fatty in "spots"7
Let ANNE T. KTLLY streamline
your figure-so that you'll enjoy
Evening star., 1941-01-26
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treatments, $25. 1929 F ST. MA.
1856.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

Clgaret burnS, RPS, moCH HOIes re-
woven and inwoven in silks. WOOL
ems and linens. 613 18th ST.
(" HAPPY s1RTHDAY, MR.:
PRESIDENT - happy
birthday to you!" Once again
the Presidents Birthday Ball"
Evening star., 1941-01-26

orchestra begins
a rum ba or
tango? Then you
miss all the fun.
It's so easy to
learn the new
dance steps
If you go to the
LEROY THAYER
STUDIOS. Round
up your o " n
friends form q
class to learn
Evening star., 1941-01-26

U TODAY'S YOUR LUCKY
DAY" for today
you can enjoy one Of the most de-
licious Sunday dinners you've ever
Evening star., 1941-01-26

Washington-and are faced with
the problem Of how or where TO en-
tertain - Helene heartily recon-
mends this delightful spot-for
luncheon. tea, dinner and Sunday
dinner. It's only a hop, skip and
jump from town-so phone your
reservation-ROCKVILLE 352.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
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&c Give YOUR HOSE AND
''' CLOTHES A NEW
LEASE ON LIFE" Take them to
the STELOS COMPANY for in.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

is enchant-
ing . and
there are two
roaring fires
to make you
I o r g e t the
cold. If you
are a new
c o m er to
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H IAN YOU JOIN A CONGA
CHAMP" Or must you
sit on the sidelines? Do you beg:
Let's sit this one out?" when the
Evening star., 1941-01-26

the South American dances to-
gether. 1915 CONN. AVE. MET.
4l21.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Grace M. Virga
To Wed Saturday

GRACE MARIE VIRGA,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
virga Of Cortland avenue, will
become the bride Of Crescence
r. Bucciero, son Of Michael
Bucciero, on Saturday, IL a. m.
in Cesu Church.
Rev. Father Francis Byrne
will officiate.
Grace Marie Is a graduate Of
st. Mary Academy. Monroe, and
Of Marygrove College.
Crescence Ia a graduate OF
Wayne University.
The spinster dinner was given
Wednesday by Miss FaIyce Sa-
dowski.
Mrs. Virga, mother Of the
bride, entertained at tea Sun
day.
THE MEMBERS OF CLUB
AZ are planning a Twilight Twirl
Dance al the League Of Catholic
Women on November %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14
Mrs. Wesson Seyburn
Slips Away to Florida
BY BILLY THE BACHELOR

bent on having merry stay in
Glide such bellies as the Misses
Katie Scallen, Dot Dorais. Car
ole Crane. Phyllis Lyons, MI"
Ratigan, Pat Moore. Pat Hogan,
Jean Martin, Pat Blake, Eileen
Risdon, Gay Aherns, Bette
Eileen Krause, Bobbie Jeppson,
Mary Jean Weston, Virginia
Cottor and Rose Ellen Bowen.
DURING HIS absence in the
East. Gordon Mendelssohn
turned his handsome Bloomfield
home, "Quartermore," over TO
the Yurek Shabelevskys who
were, you'll remember. here
with the famed Ballet Russo.
Mr.. Mendelssohn, who's stay
ing at Two Farms" has place
at Millbrook, NJ. Y, will be
back in the Hills day after
Thanksgiving.