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Evening star., 1941-03-21
Women of Church
Will Given Benefit
Fashion Show

A benefit fashion show and musi-
Gale to be sponsored by the Womens
Association of the Cleveland Park
Church, 3400 Lowell street NV.
has been set for March % at $3.50
pm. at the church.
Mrs. Dorland j. Davis Is chair
man, assisted by Mrs. Oscar Berg
man and Mrs. Paul w. Yinger.
The styles will be presented in
groups for seniors, Intermediates
and juniors, with the models as
follows: Senior, Mrs. James Mann
Mrs. Ralph Morrison, Mrs. Wilbur
Langtry and Mrs. George Holland;
intermediate, Miss Phyllis Eddy,
Miss Rosalie Fahey and Mrs. Helen
Wilson Grosfils; junior, Betty Nor
rison, Nancy Hubbard, Barbara
Mann and Otjeanne Rogge.
The musical part of the program
will include numbers by Mrs. Ber-
nice McDaniels, Mrs. Bernice Moore
Mrs. Mildred Colvin and Mrs. Ethel
Kuter.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Club of the Hour
Elects Officers

Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley has been
elected president of the Club of
the Hour, an organization formed
about two years ago which is es-
pecially interested in District of
Columbia affairs.
Mrs. Amasa A. Ludwig Is the
new first vice president; Mrs. Otto
Hammerlund, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Theodore Holdcamper,
secretary, and Mrs. Leo w. Kase.
hagen, treasurer.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
B'nai Birth Party

With fashion show as the fea-
ture of the entertainment, party
for paidup members and guests of
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ben
jamin N. Cardozo Lodge of Bnai
Birth was held last night at the
Howard Johnson Restaurant on Lee
highway. Nah jong and bridge also
were on the program.
Mrs. Samuel Sachs was chair
man and Mrs. Florence Hawley
commentator for the fashion display
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Congress Members
Will Address
w. c.. T. U. Dinner

Two members Of Congress, Sena-
tor Edwin G. johnson of Colorado
and Representative Margaret Chase
Smith Of Maine, will be among the
speakers at the annual banquet Of
the District Woman's Christian
Temperance Union Wednesday at
$50 pm. at the Roosevelt Hotel.
Miss Elizabeth A. Smart, legisla-
tive representative of the National
w. c. T. u, also will be q speaker
on the program at which the local
president, Mrs. Earle Wiley, will
preside.
The invocation will be pronounced
by DR.. Fred S. Buschmeyer of the
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church.
A program of music will be pre-
sented by Miss Maxwell Galloway,
Mrs. Vesta Pollock Lynn, Mrs. Paul
Keim and Mrs. c. G. Randell
Others to participate are the va
rious junior groups of the organi-
zation: The White Ribbon Recruits,
led by Mrs. BERTHE Farmer: Loyal
Temperance Legion, Mrs. Ival B.
Stout, secretary; Youths Temper
ance Council, Mrs. Richard Meadows,
secretary, and the Medal Contests,
Mrs. william Watt, director.
A special pictorial feature will be
presented by Central Iota Sigma, a
group of business and professional
women of which Miss Clara Bly,
stone is president.
Mrs. Belle T. Pickett is chairman
of the Banquet Committee. assisted
by Mrs. Marie N. Brinley, Mrs.
Clifford w. Hurley, Mrs. Darrell c.
Grain, Mrs. Manuel Kline, Mrs c.
c. Pulver, Mrs. George A. Cock, Mrs.
Myrta X. Lewis, Mrs. Warren B.
Hadley, Mrs. Harry I. Houston, Mrs.
D. c. Bradley, Mrs. William j.
Peters and Miss Emma Watts.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Alumni of Stanford
And California u.
Plan Fete Sunday

The alumni Of Leland Stanford
University and the University Of
California will join Sunday at pm.
In q special luncheon meeting at
: the Washington Hotel to celebrate
the 50th anniversary Of the found
Ing OF Stanford and the 73d ami
versary of the chartering of Uni
versity of California, 1t was an
nounced today by John M. Hager,
president Of the Washington STAN
ford Alumni Club, and j. H. GULL,
president of the California Alumni
Of Washington.
Representative Clarence F. Lea,
one of two speakers on the program,
will give the story of the founding
and the subsequent history of STAN
ford.
Newton Drury, director of ma
tional parks for the Department of
the Interior, also will speak. He
will tell the story of the chartering
and subsequent history of the Uni
versity of California, where, during
his college days, he was president
Of the Students Group. Colored
motion pictures of the last Stanford
California football game will be
shown, and there will be Aims Of
campus life and activities at both
Stanford and California.
The meeting was arranged by the
two alumni groups here because Of
the Statewide celebrations in Cali
fornia in honor of the two educa-
tional institutions. President Ray
Lyman Wilbur of Stanford will go
to the California campus later in
the month to give an address and
thus climax the historical observ-
ance of the founding of the two
universities.
The luncheon meeting is open to
all alumni Of the two universities.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Tau Epsilon Phi Meets
For Eiqhth jubilee

The Washington Alumni Chap
ter of Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity
will be host to the eighth annual
mid-Atlantic jubilee today, tomor-
row and Sunday at the Willard Ho-
tel. Chapters participating come
from New York, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, North
Carolina and Georgia.
E. I. kaufman, president Of the
Zionist Organization of America,
will be indicted as an honorary
member in special ceremony to-
morrow.
A banquet will be held at the ho-
tel at $50 pm. tomorrow with
Judge Nathan Cayton of Municipal
Court and District Attorney Edward
M. Curran as guests. The jubilee
will close with open house Sun
day at the College Park, Nd, chap
ter.
Mark Deskin Is chairman Of the
Committee on Arrangements and
Bernard Margonus Is president of
the host chapter.
Evening star., 1941-03-21

Council Of Maryland; Mrs. Elisabeth
Fesse, president Of the Maryland In
dustrial Branch, and Mrs. Helen
Sherry, Maryland congressional
chairman, also will receive.
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, national
chairman Of the party, also will be
on the Reception Committee, as will
Mrs. Lucy Cooper Shaw, District
branch chairman; DR.. Margaret
Sebree, chairman Of the Govern
ment workers branch, and Mrs.
Dora G. Ogle, business manager Of
Equal Rights, the partys publica-
ton.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Miss Isaacs to Wed
Mr.. F. J.Obera

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Isaacs an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Beatrice Mary
Isaacs, to Mr.. Frank ]. Oberg, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Oberg of
Washington and Boston.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Notre Dame Academy and Colum-
bus University. Mr.. Oberg was grad
uated from st. Johns College and
Columbus University. Both are
members of the District of Columbia
bar.
The wedding will take place in
May.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Woman's arty Unit
Will Give Tea TODAY

Members of the Maryland con-
gressional delegation and their wives
will be among those for whom the
Maryland branch Of the National
Woman's Party Is entertaining at
tea from 8 to S o'clock today at the
Alva Belmont House.
Members of Congress who have
introduced the equal rights amend
ment also will be special guests
Mrs. George A. Halsey, president
Of the Maryland branch, and Mrs.
Herbert Foster, president Of the
Baltimore branch, are among those
who will receive.
Mrs. Cleo Fisher, president OF the
Business and Professional Woman's
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Bets by Poor Curbed

Action has been taken by the
Ceylon National Congress at Colom-
DO to curb betting by the poor at
the race track. One inclosure where
admittance Is only few pennies will
De Kept open, but no facilities for
betting will be provided.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Ohio Girls Club
Will Give Dinner

The Ohio Girls Club Of WASH
ington will hold its 18th annual
banquet tomorrow at $50 pm.
in the Dodge Hotel Garden
House.
Mrs. Arthur w. Hummel, q
native Of Ohio who spent many
years in China, will speak.
Miss Phyllis M. Carpenter is
president Of the club and Miss
Arista Huber Is chairman OF the
committee handling banquet ar
rangements.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Will Exploit Irok SuIphur

An American oil company in Irak
has obtained permit from the
Shalkh OF Kuwait to exploit sulphur
deposits in his territory.
Evening star., 1941-03-21

She 1Oill come by plane from
Wellesley, Mass, 1Uhere she is
a member OF the senior class
at Wellesley College, to spend
her spring Uacation 1Dith her
parents, Mr.. George E. Adams,
head OF the DiUision OF Legis-
lation and Regulations in the
Bureau OF Internal ReDenue,
and Mrs. Adams.
Evening star., 1941-03-21

Mexico's cooperative societies
have been placed under the labor
ministry.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Better Suits, End Floor

ID JUNIORS will adore
this wonderfully becoming
young costume. A twelve
gore princess frock, perfect
background for accessory
changes. A trim little jacket
with wide EN- broi dered
white pique lapels. Navy
rayon sheer crepe: 120S
8 to 15--------
Junior Colony. End Floor
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Envoy Plans Trip

The Egyptian Minister and Nine.
Hassan will leave tomorrow after
noon for Florida to remain until
the end of the month
Evening star., 1941-03-21

(C) WOOL TWILL SUIT
with the new longer jacket,
softer shoulders, an easy
freedom Of line, and q
graceful all-around pleated
skirt. Black or navy with
four smart pocket flaps
and a crisp white pique.
collar. Sizes IL CS m
to 20 sVV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

pERiooNrAL DENTAL DIS
EASES TREATED. including
Pyorrhss. 0inaivitit, Vim
cents Infection.
EXTRACIIoNS fPsin Pre-
entlvs) LOW as 81. Gas
adm Mustered.
FILINGS LOW - 81.
x-RAYS - Full mouth \.
Rays should be made oecs-
tionslly--ths coat 10 slight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

and his masters degree three years
later. AZ the same time he pur-
sued law course at Columbia
University. and was graduated
there in 1884. a brilliant student,
he won a prize fellowship and was
admitted TO the New York bar in
1894.
He practiced law in New York
until 1891. then became professor
of law az Columbia.
The retiring chief justice first
gained public notice as counsel for
the Stevens gas investigating com
mittee Of the New York State
Legislature in 1905. then Was
counsel for the Legislative Arm
strong insurance committee, and
was appointed a special assistant
to the state attorney general dur
ing the coal investigation Of 1906.
The Republican Party nominated
him for mayor OF New York City
In 1908, but Hughes declined. He
was elected governor OF New York
in 1907. and reelected in 1909. but
resigned Oct. 6. 1910. when he was
associate justice Of the
Supreme Court post he held
until his nomination for the presi-
dency IN 1916.
He missed the presidency by the
narroweSt margin IN a presidential
election in a century. In fact for
more than "A hours, the nation
believed he had been elected over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

DUT. friends, do not think you
- have an easy task To human
ire those addicted To the intoNica.
ton Of sadism.
They will claim that YOU are
interfering with the progress OF
science when you are only trying
To make progress real. and "a
direct II TO truly scientific require
ments and To confine ID 10 human
lied and civilized methods.
They will try 10 confuse the
issue. and will ask YOU which you
like best. your baby or your dog +:
Which Is an utterly irrelevant
question, because as result of
indiscriminate Vivisection both
might be sacrificed without any
benefit whatsoever 10 any person
or anything.
II the vivisectionistS cannot CON
vince YOU or inumidate YOU. they
will endeavor 10 defeat you I'm your
law-makIng bodies.
The vivisectionIsts are power
full and determined clique.
They have considerable political
pull. and all n great many politl-
clans care for Is their own per-
sonal interests.
You will have 90 meet OrganiZa-
ton with organization, influence
with influence.
This you can do II YOU are sin
cere, earnest and persistent.
You have numbers in your favor,
because the vast ma jOrity OF the
American people are good and
kind and abhor needless cruelty.
Your organization for humanity
can he a. simple and effective as
your organization for charity.
Why not the same organization ?
The greatest of the Christian
virtues is charity, and II charity
"covereth a multitude of sins" IL
also includeth n number of vir-
tues.
Indeed, humanity II the finest
form of charity. and in the hearts
and minds of Christian and other
civilized peoples kindlincss il next
10 goodness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
Iniernsiioasi kss, Photo
%, IN NEW YORK

Woodrow Wilson. but final returns
gave Wilson 277 electoral votes,
10 254 for Hughes.
lie returned 10 the practice OF
law in New York City, became
special assistant 10 the attorney
general in charge Of the nation
vide aircraft inquiry IN 1918. and
was appointed secretary OF state
hy President Harding when he
took office in March, 1927, serving
Throughout the foGr-Near- term.
Hughes returned then 10 rho
practice Of law in New York City,
but served many important posts
before he was again summoned 10
tho Supreme Court bench III 1886
He was United States delegate
to. and chairman Of. the arms
limitation conference here in 1921;
special ambassador 10 the Brazil
ian centenary celebration in 1922
chairman of the New York state
reorganization commission in 1926;
/ United States delegate 10 the sixth
+ American conference at Havana
1928. United States delegate to
the Pan-American arbitration and
cancellation conference here in
l92S-29; member of the permanent
court Of arbitration at The Hague
from 1926 10 1880. and Judge OF
the permanent court of interna-
tional Justice. l92S-30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
UPHELD MORATORIUM

When he re-entered the high
court as chief justice in 1880, with
the United States and the world
in the throeS Of a depression, he
was one Of the first to reveal, in
his decisions, a more liberal in
depreciation Of the Constitution.
This was disclosed in a high
court decision UNFOLDING a Mime
sofa mortgage moratorium law. a
decision which caused vigorous
dIsSents from more conservative
justices
He. however. delivered the
courts historic decision which out.
lawed the NRA in 1885 as well as
other decisions against New Deal
laws.
lie delivered. however. the
courts famous gold CLAUSE" deci-
sion which upheld the constitu-
tionality of one of the New DealS
most important legislative enact
mcntS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
Justice Hughes
Resignation Ends
Brilliant Career
International New. Service wlr.

w A S HIN G. IT N, June g.
Charles Evans Hughes. who sent
Ms resignation as chief justice of
the United States TO President
Roosevelt, has thus brought TO an
end one of the most illustrious
public careers in the nations his
tory.
lie terminated a service OF IL
years as head of the nations high
est court, in a period which saw
widespread changes in the ma
TONS economic. social, political
and industrial life.
Hughes. who observed his sew
enty-ninth birthday anniversary
April IL, had been chief justice
since Feb. "a, 1890. when his APP
pointment by former President
Hoover became effective.
JUSTICE IN 1910
Two decades earlier-in 1910
he had been appointed an asSo-
ciate justice. and served for six
years on the high court before
resigning following his nomination
by the Republican National Con-
vention-at Chicago June 10, 1916
for the presidency.
He was defeated by the narrow
cst OF margins by Woodrow Wilson
in the election.
An interchangeable worker and
recognized by the legal profession
throughout not only the nation
hut the world as ono Of the coun-
try'S greatest lawyers, the chief
Justice refused 10 let up in his
work. even on the eve OF his
resignation
During his administration as
chief justice. the court passed
through widely recognized
change-from what had been con-
Sidered a conservative court 10 one
more liberal policy in its inter-
Wretation OF the Constitution.
Close friends of the retiring chief
Justice observed he was "out OF
step with the newer trend of the
courts opinions, though he had
voted 10 uphold a number of New
Deal laws enacted under the
Roosevelt administration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

Mrs. Dorothea Cook Of Lsrsr
Brothers, Lux Washability Er-
pert. UW be in the Basement
Store ueek Of June and. A box
of Lux teiH be included Ipith the
purchase Of washable dress IN
the misses and wousn's dress
departments. Limit, one box TO
a cuStomsr--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

ADvERTisEMEN1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
son OF MINISTER

a native Of GlenS Falls. ". Y.
son OF a minister. he attended Col
gate University. 1868. then OBJ
tanned hiS degree 81 bachelor
arts al Brown University in 1881.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
infectious Dandruff
more than I out of 10
IMPROVED IN i 1t:H

Such delightful. easy. stimulating
Treatment! Just douse Listerine Anti
septic on the scalp. morning and night.
and follow with vigorous and pcrsis-
tent massage.
Listerine, the same germicide which
has been famous for more than 50years
as an antiSeptic gargle. kills millions
OF germs on scalp and hair. includ-
ing Pityrosporum Ovale recognized by
outstanding specialists as a causa-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

tive agent Of infectious-type dandruf.
out Of epeD i0i
This germ killing action. we believe.
helps 70 explain why. in a clinical test.
76co OF dandruff sufferers - 7 out OF
every TO- - showed either complete
disappearance OF or marked improve
ment in the symptoms Of dandruR
within a month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
IN THE
NEWS

CONTINUED from Page One)
OF the vivisectOrs and, further
more. that the effect of the prac-
tice OF vivisection and Of continual
contact with the cruelties OF vivi-
section creates sadism among
otherwise normal human beings.
Sadism IL not mere callousness
TO cruelty.
It is n devilIsh delight In the
inflictiOn Of suffering.
III you do not think such vicious
sentiment exists In our human
race, you should SEQ a bull fight
and hear the helIish yell OF sadist
qualification that arises almost
Unanimously from the audience
when the bull upsets a blindfoIded
horse and strews its entralls upon
the ground!
IL IL the audience, not the bull,
that Is the beast SAYS Ibanez in
his great thesis. Blood and Sand"
and unhappily Ibanez Is right.
We are not 80 far away from
savagery that something Of the
beast does not survive In many
OF us.
Religion and civilization. high
education and humanizing expert
ence eradicate II slowly, but con-
tinual contact with cruelty stimu-
Iates and revives II.
| Cruelty, like rjcc. rs n
monster Of so frighUuL
mien,
| As to be hated needs bit TO
be seen;
Yet seen too oft, familiar
NTH her face,
| We first endure. then pitH
then embrace
THUS, our crusades against vivi-
i section In its indiscriminate
and unnecessary cruelty have two
sets Of victims TO rescue.
| First, the helpless and harmless
animals who are subjected TO the
cruelty and then that element OF
i n.,. faIIoxx, bnn,au hoians xuho a m
contaminated by yivisection-de-
moralized and depraved by the
persistent practice Of il.
i Particularly Is ii deplorable 20
have young students educated in
cruelty and neutrality-suspicious.
i'm sadism.
We crusaders against unneces-
Sary cruelty should be able to have
}. yiyisectiOn limited by law to nee
/. essary cases, and practiced only
under license issued for each indi-
vidual instance.
! Furthermore, full reports on the
processes Of every experiment and
on the necessity Of the experiment
and on the result OF the expert
ment should be filed with govern
ment authorities. and should he
easily and completely accessible 10
public inspection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
Every Dental Service |

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-10
Jan Ciechanowski, Polsky vel
vyslanec We Washingtonu.

Jan Ciechanowski, jenz byl
jmenovan novym polskym vel
vyslancem We Washingtonu, je
dobfe znam We Spojenych sta
tech. Byl polskym vyslancem
v teto zemi cd Tfjna 1925 do u
nora 1929. V teto dobe Sc O.
svedcil Sc jake upfimny pritel
Spojenych statd a jake bystry
a zkuseny diplomat. Narodil
Sc V Polsku Is. kvetna 1887,
je katol1kem a aboslvoval uni
versitn1 studio v Karlsruhe, Ne
mecko a v Birmingham, An
gle. Diplomaticka studio do
koncil We Varsave a vstoupil do
diplomaticke sluzby v roce
1918, kdy byl jmenovan sefem
britskeho oddelenl v polskem
ministerstvu zahranic1.
V roce 1919 byl hlavnim ia
jemn1kem Paderewskeho ma
m1rove konferenci v PaT1zi. V
letech 1919 az 1924 byl legac-
MIN radon ma polskem vysla-
nectvf Londyne. V roce 1925
Sc vratil do 1stredi We Varsave
jake odborovy pTednosta a v
r1jnu tehoz roku byl jmenovan
polskym vyslancem We Spoje-
nych Statech. V uznan1 svych
vynikaj1cfch sluzeb byl vyz-
namenan jedn1m z nejvyss1ch
polskych radu.
Jan Ciechanowski byl spolu-
pracovn1kem Ustavu pro zahra-
nicn1 veci V Londyne chatham
House) a Diplomaticke akade-
mie v Par1zi. Ma obou techto
1stavech stejn6 jake We Spoje-
nych Statech ma Columbijkse u
niversite konal casio prednas-
ky O mezinarodn1ch vecech a
palitickych otazkach vGbec.
Cetne jeho prednasky vysly It's
KEN. Cd listopadu 1889 byl
statnfm podtajemn1kem v pol
skem ministerstvu zahranic1 v
Par1zi a Anglers. Pc zhroucen1
Francie pokracoval v teto sve
cinnosti Londyne, jenz je do
casnym s1dlem zahranicn1 pol
ske vlady. V lednu 1921 Sc O.
zenil Sc slecnou Gladys Koch
de Gooreynd z Londyna. M
tri syny a to Jana, Ladislava a
Stanislava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-10
Narodni Svaz Ceskych Katoli-
kG venoval pro cs. legionare-in-
validy $4,000

Narodni Svaz Ceskych Katoli-
kG venoval pro cs. legionare-in-
validy $4,000
Dne &c. prosince obdrzela L.
radovna check ma $4,000,
kterym do fondu pro cs. legio-
nare-invalidy prispel Narodni
Svaz Ceskych Katol1k1. Jiz
drive kvitovali jsme dar cd Slo
venskeho Narodnlho Sdruzeni
a 100000 cd Ceskych Ma
rodn1ho Sdruzeni. Vsechna
trl tato nase telesa spojila Sc k
|spolecne .praci ma znovuosvo-
bozenl ujafmeneho naroda We
stare vlasti a vsechna take do
kazala, re nezapominaj1 ma
vojaky nasi prvn1 revolucnf ar
mady, kter1 vratili Sc do teto
zeme jake invalide a JIM ma
terska zeme nemGze nyni po-
skytnouti pomoci kterou cd nj
dostavali az do brezna 1899 =
Jmenem nasich invalidd deku-
jeme srdecne Narodnlmu Sva-
zu Ceskych Katol1kd "a jeho
dar.
Ma vsecky spolkove i SOU
krone dopisy pouz1vejte po-
mocnych znamek! Piste 81 c
ne ma adresu disabled Czecho-
slovak Legionnaires, 4O49 w
18th St., Chicago, Ill. Arch
znamek je "a soc. Vsechny
Diary budou k~vitovany V case.
plsech, ale pos1lejte je primo
do uradovny ma uvedenou adre.
su, ably Sc predeslo moznym 0.
mylGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-10
Prisel O nohu.

Syn krajana Otcevskeho
pfiSel pc nestestf O rohu v Gle
velandu. Ocitl Sc We srazce aut
ma Bartlett a E.. 14O. ulici a
byl zranen tax tezce, re mt
musela byt uTiznuta noha.
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