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Evening star., 1941-02-02
Late Winter Engagements
Attract Wide Interest
In Nations Capital
Miss Cynthia L. Dunn to Become
Bride of MIR. COchrane;
Miss Hosford to Wed

The interesting
winter gives of continuous
attracts the attention of both official residential
Miss Cynthia Louisa Dunn
To Wed Mr. A. L. Cochrane Jr
with political
engagement
Of their daughter Miss Cynthia
Cochrane the Alexander Cocne bride
mother Dudley Pckman grand
mother Mrs. Charles A. VESSEL, also of that CITY,
attended Bennington College
She
BaietLator before
Count de Belgium Miss Mariana The
specive bride the of Mr.
Armour Chicago and Edward D. Dunn of New York
Cohrane attended School, He the brother
Cohrane Sullivan Cochrane Mrs
Lindsay Lorng George Fearing Murray
J.. Dennison
Miss Hosford
F. 7. Hamilton o
Omaha, Nebr the
Miss Kathryn Hosord daughter of Mr. and Mrs Will
lard Deere Hosfod Of that city, Frank Herman Hamilton
Hamilton Hamilton Of Omaha
Mr.. Hamilton, who from prominent Omaha family has
family Hamilton Mrs
Stapeton the Choae School and Princeton
University
Continued on Page D-3 Column 81
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Self>Help
Reception

Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
will be the honor guest at the house
warming of the new Self Help Ex-
change at 3213 @ street tomorrow
afternoon.
AS honorary president of the
exchange, Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, jr., will head
the receiving line and others who
will welcome the guests between 2
and 5 o'clock will be Mr. Hugh ".
Keiser, president; the former AM
bassador to Argentine Mr.. Robert
Woods Bliss; Mrs. Charles Gold
smith, Mrs. Morgenthau, who is
chairman of the Housewarming
Committee; Mrs. Samuel Spencer,
Mrs. Frederick P. H. Siddons and
Miss Mae Helm.
Self-Help House, an experiment
in cooperative living. was started
by the Self-Help Exchange Novem-
ber 18 with 10 participating mem
bers. According to the executive
director, Mrs Henry Grattan Doyle,
it is functioning now with capacity
enrolment of Al men. Its furnish
ings, donated to the exchange, were
made over in the Self-Help work
rooms at 2529 Pennsylvania avenue
and 1923 u street. Redecorating
has been done by the men on the
Self f-Help roster.
self Help House" says Mrs.
Morgenthau, "is vivid and very
practical realization of the philos-
ophy which underlies the entire
movement, that of self-help and of
service. In less than three brief,
but busy months, it has justified
our highest hopes, our deepest de-
sires. 1t is not only workable; ii
is working"
Mrs. Morgenthau's committee con-
sists of Mrs. Goldsmith, Mrs.
Thomas Parran, Miss Belle Sher-
win and Mrs. Spencer.
Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone, wife Of
Associate Justice Stone, will assist
at the tea table and others who will
(See SELF-HELP, Page D-5D
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Mrs. Townsend
Plans Luncheon
After Musicale

Mrs. Lawrence Townsend will
have a number of guests from
out of town at her luncheon to-
morrow following her morning
musicale at the Mayfower.
Among them will be Mrs. Rudolf
Serkin, wife of the Czech pianist,
who, with Emanuel Feuermann,
Austrian 'celliSt, will give the pro-
CRANE preceding the luncheon.
Mrs. Serkin is the daughter of
the famous violinist, Adolf Busch,
who, with Mr.. Serkin, planned q
festival of Bach and Brahms
sonatas for Mrs. John Matthew
Whittalls Foundation in the
Library of Congress earlier in the
season. The festival was post
poned because of the illness of
Mr.. Busch and will be given at a
later date.
Mrs. Feuermann, wife of the
'cellist, and her mother will be
among Mrs. TownSend's guests
tomorrow and also at her lunch
con will be Mrs. Andrew Wheeler
and her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Wood of Philadelphia.
The program, which will begin
sharply at 11:15 o'clock, will be
the fourth in Mrs. Townsend's
series of five morning musicales
for this season and reservations
may be made with Mr.. Townsend
today and this evening or at the
Mayfiower tomorrow morning.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
New Envoy TO Uruguay
Not Yet Chosen.
Miss Brown
Is Married

Charming in its simplicity was
the wedding yesterday afternoon at
3 o'clock in st. Adams Church Of
Miss Betty Lee Brown. daughter OF
1t. Col. Philip z. Brown, U. S. A,
and Mrs. Brown, to Mr.. William T,
Gordon. son of Col. and Mrs. Will
liam w. Gordon of Fbrt Myer.
White blossoms were used to deco
rate the altar and the ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR..
Charles T. Warner.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and she wore a sand
color tweed suit, brown accessories
and a corsage of gardenias. Miss
Katharine Davis, cousin OF the
bride, was the maid of honor and
only attendant. She wore a tan
crepe dress. with brown accessories
and bouquet similar to that Of the
bride.
Mr.. William H. Hickman, son of
Mrs. E. H Hickman and the late
Col. Hickman, U. S. A., was the best
man.
A small reception for relatives and
close friends followed the ceremony
at the home of the brides parents.
Later the couple left for wedding
trip. and after February IS they
will be at home at Fort Riley, Kans.,
station of the bridegroom, who has
been called as a Reserve officer for
active duty. After his tour of duty
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon will return to
Baltimore where Mr.. Gordon is af-
hliated with a business firm.
Out t-of-town guests at the we'd
ding included Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Courtney of Morgantown, w. Va,
and Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Bull of
Alexandria.
Evening star., 1941-02-02

. and Sonora de MichelS, was guest of
honor at a dinner dance at the
Army and Navy Country Club. The
party was given by a group of
friends made by her during her
many months stay at the Embassy,
when she was guest of the former
Ambassador and Sonora de Caberog
Senorita Michels made frequent
visits to the Ambassador and Sonora
de Cabero when her father was
Chilean Commissioner to the Worlds
Fair in New York, and after her
parents returned to Chile she spent
the winter here, returning to Chile
with Sonora de Cabero when she
preceded her husband home.
Those attending the party last
night included Senorita Maria
Teresa Escalante, Senorita Matilde
Pastoriza, Senorita Elena Alicia
Castro, Senorita Laurita Recinos,
Senorita Eugenia Sosa, Miss Anne
Beach, Miss Frances VanKeuren, the
SenoritaS Luisa and Kiki Teetz, Miss
Mary Theresa Norris, Miss Eleanor
Rust of Fairfax, Va: Miss Elvina
Rowe, Miss Mary Lee Kouns, Miss
Lillian Kreite, Miss Ruth Quinn,
Senor Gregorio Marquee, Senior Ar
turo Lares, Senor Otin Moreno,
Senor Manolo Sainz, Senor Andres
Pastoriza, jr., Senor Jose Colon,
Senor Francisco Hernandez, Senor
Abelardo Silva, Senior Alexandra
Bertrand, Mr.. David Beach, Mr.
Clarke Beach, Senor Guillermo Suro,
Mr. Lyle Williams, Senior Miguel
Moreno, Mr.. Alexander H. Van
Keuren and Mr.. Sydney Smith.
Miss Craig McGeachy
Honored at Party.
Miss Craig McGeachy, the first
woman member of the British
Embassy staff, is making many
friends in the Capital through her
charming personality. Last night
Miss McGeachy was feted by the
Commercial Secretary of the En-
bassy and Mrs. Summerscale, who
entertained about 40 guests in her
honor. Others included in the party
were the Grew" Of the caravan
Continued on Page DIS. Column -
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Mrs. Bartlett
Buys House

Mrs. Paul w. Bartlett has re-
turned to Washington and gives
evidence of her intention to remain
here by purchasing a house in
Georgetown. Through the remain
der of this season she will make
her headquarters in the house at
l712 Third street NE, where the
late Mr.. Bartlett's studio and some
Of his works, few uncompleted
are as he left them.
For many years Mrs Bartlett has
made her home at Dinard, France,
where several years ago she planned
an art museum as memorial to
her husband. A year ago last spring
the building was put in readiness
for many of the outstanding figures,
busts and pieces of sculpture which
have made the name of Bartlett
famous. Some of these works were
In place when her French workers
were called to arms and all such
labor stopped.
Mrs Bartlett was in Dinard when
the Germans took over the city.
When she left for Lisbon en- route
10 this country the house and mu-
scum were intact. Mrs. Bartlett was
detained in Lisbon for some weeks
and her daughter, Mrs. ArmiStead
Peter, Sd, could get no word from
her.
She purchased her new home from
Mrs. Albert G. Simms, wife of for
mer Representative Simms of New
Mexico. The house, which now is
leased to Representative and Mrs.
Richard B. Wigglesworth of Massa-
chusetts, was purchased by Mrs.
Simms when as Ruth Hanna Nc
Cormick, widow of Senator Medill
Mccormick, she was member of
Congress. She remodeled the house
and built the charming little house
in the garden. Mrs. Bartlett VIII
not dispose of the house on Third
street.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Smaller Parties Replace
Swirl Of Larger Affairs
On Social Calendar
Capital Entertaining Returns
To Normal After Inaugural
And Birthday Balls
BY MARGARET HART,
Society Editor.

The social has slowed down Members of society
help admitting that bit taking
by the festivities of the Inauguration the brilliant foowup the
Presidents birthday celebrations.
Although which
exciting the avishness
the affairs set for the Nations Capital
Washington normal eisurely
enjoyed and may have than glance friends
function which impossible during moving
parade halted
Number of mali PARTIES
number of delightful events took place yesterday and these
residential circles.
The Chilean Ambassador Senor Roberto Mche host
compliment
retiring Commercial Campbell
Campbell will Chile
the former will be duty at the Foreign Office.
Last evening Senora Crstna Mche daughter
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Music Lovers to Launch
$4,000 Symphony Drive
Society and Civic Leaders Will Have
Four Report Luncheon Meetings,
The First Being Tuesday

Music lovers Capital will begin their annual drive to
necessary symphony through s442 The
$1060O small enough sum Tor aoded
morale which good music gives in national defense
and prominent in society and CIVIC
beginning and during the drive
committees will be held at the Carton
Hotel headquarters been established Mr. Walter Bruce
civic affairs especially where music
general Mr. Howe whose wife, Mary Howe
of Washington has held I'M
poant posts Symphony organization since its establish
E. chairman of the committee with Mr.
Howe.
FrstRep
Held Tuesday.
The first report unchons will be held Tuesday when the
will be workers experience
campaign will meet at 1890 o'clock
professions will be given
Evening star., 1941-02-02

part in the drive will be organized
into II committees working under
the general Craftsmanship of Mr..
Howe and Mr.. Horn.
Prominent in the list of chairmen
and co-chairmen of the various
divisions of the campaign organiza-
ton are Mr.. Thomas P. Morgan, jr.,
heading the Special Gifts Com
nittee; Mr.. Earl A. Nash and Mr..
{see sYMPHONY, Page D-e.)
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Luncheon Planned

The I'D Club, consisting of wives
of members of Congress who were
elected in 1890, will hold a luncheon
meeting tomorrow. Mrs. wesley
Disney of Oklahoma is president;
Mrs. Howard Smith of Virginia,
treasurer, and Mrs. Jesse P. Wolcott
of Michigan, secretary.
Evening star., 1941-02-02
First Report Luncheon
Will Be Held Tuesday.

Friday; the third, musical resources
day, will take place Monday, Febru-
ary 10, and the fourth. Federal and
District government day, will be
given on the final day of the CAM
paign, Thursday, February Is. In
charge of the luncheons is COM
mittee composed of Mrs. George
Hewitt Myers, chairman; Mrs. Clar-
ence A. Aspinwall, Mrs. Milton w.
King and Mrs. r. H. Dunlap.
The 1000 volunteer workers taking
Evening star., 1941-02-02

.Montevideo say the Foreign Minis
ter. Senor Alberto GUAM, will be the
first Ambassador, though there has
been no confirmation of the report.
The retirement of DR.. Richling from
the diplomatic corps will be gener-
ally regretted, for he has made
many friends in his nearly seven
years duty.
Egyptian Minister
TIC Forego Reception
The Egyptian Minister and Nine.
Hassan will forgo their usual large
reception to celebrate the birthday
anniversary of King Farouk I and
instead will be hosts at luncheon
to the members of the Legation staff
and their wives, which will be the
only celebration of the day at the
Legation.
The following day Nine Hassan
will be at home informally at the
tea hour for which she has issued
cards.
The Canadian Minister. Mr.. Lor-
ing Christie, is improving and there
is an expectation that he will be able
to return to Washington before the
/ season is over. Mrs. Christie is stay
ing in New York to be near him
and although 1t was expected they
would go South when he was able TO
travel and let him complete his
convalescence, they probably will
come direct to Washington when he
is able to resume his duties.
The Canadian Charge d'Affaires
and Mrs. Merchant Mahoney will re.
| turn this evening from Montreal,
where they have been since the
middle of the week,
Evening star., 1941-02-02
Social Notes of Interest
In Diplomatic Circles
OF the Nations Capital
Colombian Ambassador Spending Several
Days in New York; Senor Samper.Ortega
And Wife to Return to Homeland
The Colombian Amb;

The Colombian Ambassador Turbay spending
eral in
retiring the Embassy Seno Daniel Smper-Orega
Oega returned fortnight ago from
middle
members of their family remained
in their
and up Thrty-nnth street
Ambassador Senor Dr. Aeho Fer
who have been in Wasng-
late this month or early IN
March for small children Aueho Enrique
little Teresa will accompany them
when Washington
Ambassador Admiral Kichlsaburo
Pacific nearing these shores will arrive IN San
Washington
Noura him and perhaps will join him later IN the
New Envoy TO Uruguay
Not
The and Uruguay having agreed
actual transition Will not take place
established
No
understood he will
Minister at Monvdeo Equally appar-
Rcng Uruguays Minister here since
April 1884 the the raising OF other
Venezuelan Ambassador the first
Escalane Minister here from
Ambassador in March 1889 Reports from
La gaceta., 1941-08-22
NOTAS SOCTALN
tPoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

los encargados de la publicidad
eel gran Cabaret Privado que
Sc efectuara ell Sdbado 81 de-
presente mes, en- el PatioJar-
Gin del Circulo Cubano, a bene-
ficio del la organization patri6-
tica "USO". Tuvoi la amabili-
dad de darnos algunos detalles
mas, acordados en- la Ultima reu
MON, a la que asistieron los re-
presentantes de las cinco socie-
dades que auspician la fiesta.
"Tu sabes que solo habiamos
anunciado una orquesta; pero
debidO a que ell publico que asis
te a estas fiestas privadas gus
ia de ~orquestas latinas, hemos
decidido contratar una mas. A
81 es que tocaran Don Fran
cisco" para las pleas ameri-
canas Y LA Tropical para las
lat as.
va contamos con mas de Sc
senta mesas vendidas, cosa esta
que %garantiza ell exito."
Ell precio de la mesas, con
cuatro sillas adicionales $1.25.
Estas Sc pueden separar en- las
secretaries de las sociedades
Circulo Cubano, Centre Astu-
riano, centric Espahol, L'Unio-
ne Italiana e Italia. .
Las variedades que Sc prsen-
taran. sera algo extraordinario.
La gaceta., 1941-08-22
IN H0mor de
EvangeiinG LdNente

y Ell microbes, la Sra. Silvia
Prado, esposa de nuestro joveI
amigo Aurelio Ptado, Dir, EN-
pleado de Sears Roebuck, ofre,
clio un shower, en- la saia de Ia
Wolff Settlement, a la Srta. E.
vangelina Lafuente, que ell viel
mes contraera matrimonio.
I'm juego de plata lie fue re-
galado por todas, junto con III
cofre de plata que adornaba Ia
mesa de los refrescos.
Tambien sc lie regalaron dos
preciosos muiequitos, un movie
y una novia.
ALI tuvimos Ell gusto de ano-
tar estos nombres:
Senoritas: Elisa Alvarez, vi.
Wan Guagliardo, Angelina Gus
mano, Amalia Lopez, Tina To.
ledo, Melba Blanco, Mary Me.
nandez, Faustina Gonzalez, Nj
bia Santana, Alicia Gonzalez
Elena Martinez, Ada del Ba.
rrio, Rosario Gonzalez, Aurora
Gonzalez, Grace Dayan y Jose
fina Gonzalez.
Senoras: Anita Lopez, Lily
,Espinosa, Larin Alfonso, Ange-
les Casal, Concha Ramos, Pie
dad Acosta, Josephine Pizzo,
Maria V. Rodriguez, Dorinda
Gonzalez, Lucinda Fernandez,
Manuela Louro, Aurora Coma.
lez, America Jordan, Olga Mar.
chetta, Adelfa Alfonso, Marins
Abarca, Rosa Petralia, Agnes
Greco, Otilia Solares, Dalia Ne
nendez, Esther Schleman, Oci.
dia Solares, Virginia Membiels
v Maria -Lafuente.
La gaceta., 1941-08-22
Ell Baile de MaAana

TT DUWt Ut WUftNFttt
Manana sabado efectuara ell
Club "Hetaireia" su anunciado
bale, por invitaci6n, en- ell Pa
tio-Jardin del Circulo Cubano,
BESIDE las 1890 hasta las a
de la manana.
Mahana daremos otros deta-
lies.
La gaceta., 1941-08-22
NuevOs MiembrOs

La novel organization social
United Club" tuvo a bien el
nombrar secretaria de la orga-
nizaci6n a la Srta. Marta Pc
rez.
Tambien ovsea hacer p1blico
que recientemente ingresaron
los siguientes: Dalia Saladrigas
Hilda Carrasco, Hilda Cerezo,
Mercedes Csno, Olga Taccia,
Cora Larmatt, Margarita Ca
brera, Gloria Menendez, Mary
Menendez, lEstela Gonzalez y
Ida Gonzalez.
Solicitaron ingreso los siguien
tes: Henry Gomez, Sergio Al
varez, Ulysses Reyes, Mary Sc
Clio, Joe Lorenzo, Gus Marine,
y Felipe Victorial.
La gaceta., 1941-08-22
Ell BANQUETE DE ESTA TOME
NOCHE rsa

Esta noche, en- ell restaurant
LAS Noyedades', la sociedad
La Defensa de la Familia",
compuesta por obreros duehos
de vacas, ofrecera un banquete
al Representative Toland, del eS-
ado de Florida.
Es en- prueba de gratitud por
los servicios que Tolanl lie pres
ara, Observation-Disclosures, en- la
Ultima legislature.
Asistiran de de 60 personals
La gaceta., 1941-08-22
Fiesta ne ~CUmpleaHOS

Con mOtlvo de su cumplea-
nos, ell entrante martes lie sera
ofrecido por UNI grupo de ami
gas una fiestecita, en- "Villa del
Rio, a la Srta. Maria Fernan-
DEE, hija amantisima de los es-
pesos Francisco y Consuelo Fer
La gaceta., 1941-08-22

Ell Bale de, Hoy
Como de costumbre, esta no
che Sc efectuara otro bale en-
La gaceta., 1941-08-22

Santos del Dta
Timoyeo, Hip6lito y Sinforia-
no.
La gaceta., 1941-08-22
Pr6gjmO Fiesta

Para ell riernes % del presen-
te mes, ell Club de Mujeres del
Ponce de Leon celebrara en- ell
Auditorio de di2ha barriada un
"Bunco Party.
Componen ell Comite Gle Re
creo: Blanche Fernandez, An
pelina Vina, Adela Pitisci,
Frances Haya, Dora LAWN y
Mary Greco.
La gaceta., 1941-08-22
hDe VGcGciOnes

Los esposos Eddie Spcto, a
companados de- su hijo Eduar-
do Pedro, y los esposos Antonio
Jimenez Y su invitado, ell Sr.
Manuel Lraola, de la Habana,
Cuba, Sc encuentran disfrutan-
do de dos 3emanas en- la playa
de Miami.
La gaceta., 1941-08-22
B~,4de'Pmty

A las dos d, "a tarde de hoy
fue feslejada con un Bridge
Party" la simpatica Srta. An
tonieta Italiano, ofrecido este
por la Sra. j. Tarantino, en- su
Residential, 1926 de la calle Sun
set.
Esta fiestecita la motive el
pr6ximo enlace de la Srta. TIA
liano con el joven Sexton Va
lenti, ell que Sc efectuara el pro
ximo z &c S~eptiembre.
Otras fiestas mas Sc le ofre--
ceran antes de la boda.
La gaceta., 1941-08-22

nandez, residences en- ell 610 de
la Avenida Oak.
Los familiares ! amistades
de la Srta. Fernandez han reci-
Dido invitacioness
A las muchas felicitaciones
que de SECURE recibira, ell cronis
ia desea unirla suya, muy sim
cera.
La gaceta., 1941-08-22

ell ParQue "Rey" de West Tam
pa.
Semanalmente ell Club de di-
cho parlue celebra estas fies-
tas. para con ell prodUcto COM
prar utensilios de Sport.
Habra buena mUsica y ell pre-
eio de entrada es bien m6dico.
La gaceta., 1941-08-22
De vista en- estG

~ v NpNtO ~ WV
BESIDE la tarde del pasado
miArcoles Sc encuentra entire
nosotros Ell apreciado joven Roy
Cruz, presidente del Club Flori-
ia, de Nueva York, entidad que
goza de gran prestigio en- esa
ciudad norteha.
Con ell joven Roy vinieron su
prometida Iris Gonzalez " los
esposos Enrique Alvarez y Sra.
Segln nos manifestation pa
saran en- esta tres semanas.
Muy gratas les seran.
La gaceta., 1941-08-22

Aver lecibimos la vista del
Sr. Celestino Fernandez, presi-
dente de "a Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre Asturiano uno de
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Todoy's High Lights

WMAL, i2;I5-WilIidm WyIer, ace movie
director.
| WMAL, i23O-SoIoists; Anne Roselle, so
prano; Lucille Lawrence, harp; Frederick vii
kins, flute Selections by Bach, 6luek, CoreIli,
Sdledo Sthubeh and Siringfield.
VOL, I:55-Redskns vs. Packers.
WMAl. 700" Should Labor Have the Right
10 Strike During the Defense Emergency! -
Senator 0DdnieI Of TeSds, representatives. Of
the {. l. O.. A. F. Of |. and the San Francisco
Employers Council
WINK, 2;O5-Retords Of Webers "0beron"
Overture, Tsthaikowskys Symphony No. a."
WRC. 2:30-" "Labors Responsibility in De-
fenSe
WNAl, 3;O0-Dumas Camille"
WHV. 300 Rodlnski eonduCis. Joseph is
soost for Dyoraks B Minor Cello Conterio" !;
also, Smetanas Bohemian Dance Suit" and
Overture 10 "Bstered Bride"
WRC, 3:O0-Bob Becker opens his new series
Of dog chats
WRC. 330-Guesis for The health series in,
dude the Parker Family" Natalie Boddnyd.
Irene BeasIey and DR.. Norman JoIIifte
VOL, 500-The Hampton Institute Choir
VOL, $50" Beegan Of Death"
WHV, 6:00-hYnd 10y in Strictly Per-
sonaI."
WNAl, 6:45-Nelson Rockefeller guest
WJSV. 7:15-Deditdtion Of New York Citys
Csthedrd Of ST. John the Divine.
WJSV, 7;30-heIYn Douglas, Dame May
Whitty. Betty CRADLE in q comedy
WRC. 8;00-Hedy Lamar, guest
VOL. 800-"ShsII the United States Sever
Diplomatic Relations with Vlthy?- Senator
Pepper Of Florida, Drew Pearson, Mai. Sedley
Peek. Ralph De Castro
WhAl, S:O0-BiII Stems t94i aII-Ameritan
football team
WNAI, S:3O-Judth Anderson in The AZ.
tusing Corpse"
WJSV. 9O0-Soprano Helen Jepson and
Tenor Charles Hdckett are guests and Eugene
0mdndy tonduds
VOL. IO:00-TaIk by ihe President Of the
A. F. Of |.
VOL. lO;30-6uests are Joan Bennett.
Gertrude Niesen. Francis lederer and Floyd
0dIum Of The O. P. NJ
WHV, ll15-lsdbel Jewel in Double
Ugly
VOL, 1i:I5-roIumnid Ioe Williams intro.
duces ihe "(oathes Of ihs Year."
Evening Stor reotures
Star fIashes-Ldiest news, twice daily Mon.
day through Friday WkAL. al 1890 an.
and ass pm Analysis Of the weeks nexs
by lothrop Sfodddrd SuntsY al 10 am.
The Amerltas-The junior hgn school
series on South American nations; WMAL, Mon
days al pm.
National Radio Forum-Pubt affairs discus,
slonS by prominent officials; WNAl, MONDAYS
al 9 pm.
News for Nhoos-kew Of world broadcast
especially for grade schools; WNAL, tuesdays
al ti:30 am.
Our Freedoms-Hgh school series desIinq
win Americas demoudit rights; WA.
Wednesdays al 1880 am
Science in Our Changing Word-Eenentsy
sthool science series; WNAL, THURSDAYS al
1i;30 am.
Junior Star Pdge-The popular feature Of
The Sunday Star aired by its youthful con-
trlbutorS: WMAl. Ssiurdsy al 10.lS Am
Evening star., 1941-11-30
Short-Wove Programs

MOSCOW, 6OO-keW RV96, 1913 meg
1877 IN.
TOXIC, 805-News NG4. 1910 meg,
1913 m; HJ 1880 meg. 75.4 m.
BERLIN, 8:i5-kews DID, III meg,
75.4m.: DID. 1854 meg. 284 m.; DXE, o57
meg, BIB m.
LONDON. 8;30-"Brtaln Speak,: CSC 958
meg. 31.3 m: 6SD, MS meg. 25.5 m.
ROME. 10:30-News: 2R04, 1881 meg
25.4 m.; FROG, 1880 meg, 1876 m.; 2R08,
1872 meg. l68m
MOSCOW, 100 aul.-News: N96, l5.8
mee, 1877 m.
Evening star., 1941-11-30

Refer to programs published daily for changes
In these SttngS notes and features outstanding
presentations, and foreign shortpaue neps rarey ana
musical periods.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-07

The kingdom Of God ome on
earth in every civilized society when
men live and work together, doing
their best for the whole and tor
mankind.
Evening star., 1941-12-10

on Monday, December s. 1941. JOSEPH
MORGAN BROWN, beloved husband of
Mary l. Brown and father Of JOSEPH, G.,
Frank B, and Richard NJ: Brown; Mrs.
Thomas Lacey and Edward E. Brown.
Funeral from his late residence, 3517
35th St, Mount Rainier. Nd, on Thursday
December IL, at $50 am; thence TO St:
James Church. where mass will be offered
at 9 am. for the repose of his soul, Rela-
tives and friends invited. 1nterment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. 10