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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-29
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
NORTIIBOUND
North Coast due Saturday.
 SCHEDULED SAILiNGS

StttEDO OLED oAlLfNoc . Yukon scheduled to sail from Seattle 4:3O o'clock this afternoon.
 . Alaska scheduled to sail from 0 Seattle 9 am. tomorrow. c Princess Norah scheduled to sail from Vancouver Novem- sber l at 9 pm.
 Columbia scheduled to sail from Seattle November 2. North Sea scheduled to sail from Seattle at 10 am. Mo- vember 4.
 Tongass scheduled to sail from Seattle November 6.
 ,usihBOuND 5AILINGS Northland scheduled south night.
 bound at 9 o'clock to- . Denali scheduled southbound Saturday.
 Tyee scheduled southbound c Saturday.
 . Aleutian scheduled sOuthbound . Tuesday. . LOCAL SAILINGS . Estebeth scheduled to sail every Wednesoey at 6 pm. for Sitka and wayports. Dart leaves every Wednesday at T am. for Petersburg, Port Alexander. Rake and way ports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-29
GUERIN GOES SOUTH

George Guerin, with the North land Transportation Company in Seattle, sailed south on the Ton gass today after a brief visit with his parents in Douglas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-29
NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing air route from Seattle to Nome, on sale at J. E. Burford & Co. adv.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
New Envoy Arrives
At Uruguay Legation

The newly appointed Uruguay
Ambassador, Senor DR.. Juan
Carlos Blanco, with Sonora de
Blanco are at the Mayfiower
Hotel where they arrived late
Tuesday, evening. They were
accompanied by their two chill
dren, Margarita, 9 years old,
and young Juan Carlos, Jr., only
8. Also with the new Ambassador
and his family is Sonora de
Blancos mother, Sonora Sophia
Platero de Iviarte Borda.
The new members of the diplo-
matte corps brought with them
81 pieces of baggage, two servants
and two automobiles and all
members of the party as we'll as
the baggage and motors arrived
without loss. The newly ap-
pointed representative OF the
President of Uruguay will take
q house later in the season and
It is more than probable that his
government will purchase suit
able abode for the Ambassador
and for the chancery.
The retiring Minister, DR.. j.
Richling, will remain in Wash
ington for a little while, at least
until DR.. Bfaneo has BEEN re-
ceived and takes over the affairs
of the legation and establishes
the embassy.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Visiting New England

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rothchild Of
4106 Jenifer street are motoring to
Maine to visit their son, who is at
Camp Belgrade.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
jeanette Parker
To Marry in Fall

Mrs. Winthrop Parker Of New
York and Christmas Cove, Me,
has announced the engagement and
forthcoming marriage of her daugh-
ter, Miss jeanette Washburn Parker,
to Mr.. Lawrence Crolius, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick J. Crolius Of
Pittsburgh and Swanpscott, Mass.
Miss Parker is graduate of the
Todhunter School in New York and
the University of Pennsylvania. She
is daughter of the late Mr..
Winthrop Parker of New York.
Mr. Crolius attended Lehigh Uni
versity and is a member Of Beta
Theta Pi. A resident OF Washington
for many years, he now is producer
of industrial films in New York. His
father, noted Dartmouth athlete
coached at a number of Eastern
universities.
The wedding will take place in
the early fall.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Recent
Weddings
OF Interest
Miss LaWshe
Is Bride of
H. E. Walker

California drew the attention Of
society in the nearby community
Of Takoma Park last Saturday when
one of its attractive young ladies
walked down the aisle of chapel in
Santa Monica to the familiar strains
of the traditional wedding music.
The bride was Miss Bonnie Blaine
Lawshe, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben B. Lawshe of Takoma Park,
and in an afternoon ceremony in
the Little Chapel Of the Dawn she
was married to Mr.. Howard Ed
mund Walker, son of Mrs. Kathryn
Walker of West Los Angeles. The
Rev. Alfred o. Elliott officiated at
4 O'Clock and an elaborate pro-
gram of . appropriate organ music
was played.
Fashioned over white satin, the
brides gown was made with close
fitting bodice of white chantilly
lace and long sleeves and the skirt
of mousSeline de sole draped to a
long train. She wore veil of fin
ger-tip length held by a lace cap
and a coronet of white gladioluses
and carried a bouquet of white Or
chids and white gladioluses.
Mrs. James F. Bone was matron
of honor for the bride and wore
a dress of orchid dotted swiss made
like the gown Of the bride but with
short sleeves. She carried gladio-
luses of a deeper shade of orchid
and wore a headdress of the same
flowers.
Mrs. Francis Bergeron and Miss
Betty Sonntag also were attend
ants of the bride and they wore
pink dotted swiss made in the same
fashion, with flowers and head
dresses in a deeper shade of pink.
Mr.. Robert M. Walker was best
man for his brother and the ush-
ers were Mr.. Roger D. LaWshe.
brother of the bride, and Mr. David
w. Walker and Mr. James A. WAL
ker, brothers of the bridegroom.
John Henry Walker. another brother
of the bridegroom, was ring bearer,
carrying the rings for the double
ring ceremony.
A supper after the ceremony was
held at the Swiss Chalet in Santa
Monica for the wedding party and
the members of the two families.
Mrs. Lawshe, mother of the bride.
received in jacket dress of blue
and white print with hat to match
Continued on Page B-4. Column D.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
By the: Way: ::
Beth Blaine

Back in Washington for days-and finding
cool place dine seaside restaurant At table Tor
four sat Mr. and Mrs Albert Dewey Krocks-boh
Nearby,
Boydboth looking
respectively Little Creighton Peet wearing hufE
organza young John Bakerand on
party Hooker
and Creighton Margaret has Just
Laughlns Southampton and
Hill month with the Eery Husds
Washngon beautiful Helen
McLanahanD
Grifnth Alisons who had
given party aenoont had lasted quite
according to the time they arrived for tney
de sibom Harry Crooks and four
sumneng the Joe Mccamnons
while the McCammon cool Oh at Tommy Letters m near
of cruising and the Kenneth Jenkins
three weeks in Northeast
Harbor and will Washington, tonight
the Creighton Peets gave coktal party
given little house street and have taken
had small dinner Club Her DR. Monts
eomery brother and the young Bill br
with Monty until tn new" purcnao aEn
land is remoded married sisters and while Monty
been building up practice here as Young oo n mas ~
he has decided settle down IN "asnng'oh
Also at Iauras Edward Gardner who has taken
Naragan Henry Spencer
Mr. Richard Wilmer.
there nothing to do in Washington IN summer
The reason that Ralph Wilcox chosen
their marriage that it's Ralph birth
Raphs charming old Georgetown
house street Speaking Of WEDDINGS Mrs Betty Wnlet
..ss .
Mrs Warren Delano Robbins a
and
nous. in Spring valley while Hutch
in Waens for
Forrestal for several days but
has returned to Upper Clement
Dunn has BY far the right
golf local Mary that she and JIMMY
Low. tn. little recently daughter Mariana
they'd like sell their lovely BIG house and buy
for themselves.
.~.. .-r. AND !
Mrs Dwight Davis and Mrs Hendricks England to-
day via Clipper-on
Evening star., 1941-07-31

of New York, and DR.. Hans Kinder
divide the conducting of the orches-
bra during the program, soloists Tor
which will be the ballet group OF
Nina stroganova, Lila Volkova and
Vladimir Dokoudovsky.
Mayor La Guardia will conduct
rThe star-spangled Banner with
the Dubinsky fanfare, and TWO
sousa marches-"Hands Across the
Sea" and "Semper Fidelis." Under
Dr Kindler's direction, the orches-
ira will play Tschaikovsky's Fourth
symphony In F Minor" Frescobald1s
"Toccata," arranged by DR.. Kinder;
two scriabin Etudes arranged by the
Washington composer, LaSalle- Spler,
and excerpts from Boris Go
dounov." arranged by DR.. klnoler'
The -Volkova Dokou-
dovsky group will be seen IN dances
ranging from the classical to the
humorous. including choreography
to works by Beethoven, TschalkoV-
sky. Albeniz, Strauss, Brahms ana
Offenbach.
British Relief Workers
Entertain at Tea.
Active in all sections are the
British relief workers. Those IN
Arlington were entertained yester-
dav afternoon at a tea by MIS-.
truman w. Cole in her home az
1927 Twenty sixth street South, fol-
lowing their meeting.
Then there is the Committee Tor
Refugees in England, which Will De
benefited by q tour Saturday WHICH
Miss Agnes De Lano, authority on
art history and art appreciation, OF
Mount Vernon Seminary. will con-
duct through the new National Gal
ierv of Art. Miss De Lano conducted
one of the tours-for the same
benefit-Monday afternoon. The on
Saturday will begin at 2:3O O'CLOCK
and proceeds will go toward woolen
materials to be made into garments
for the 500 900 refugees In England,
The committee has its headquarters
IN the Larz Anderson house at 2ll8
Massachusetts, avenue. where they
are the guests Of the Society OF the
Cincinnati.
The Countess of Abingdon Is the
national chairman of this group
with Mrs. George Barnett as local
chairman.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Mrs. Mack HOnors
Mrs, Dickens at
Buffet Dinner

Mrs. Randolph Dickens Of
Miami Beach will be guest of
honor at the last of series of
summer buffet supper parties
which will be given by Mrs. J: J.
Mack at her home in Wesley
Heights this evening. Mrs.
Dickens is dividing her Washing
ton visit, spending part of. the
time with her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Albert Dickens, at the Dres-'
den, and part with Mrs. Mack.
Mrs. Mack expects to leave
Washington early in August to
visit Mrs. William Kinsley Low
In Providence, r. l., and expects
10 return the first Of September.
when she will arrange a second
series of buffet suppers. Her son
and daughter -in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Belle. will spend the
month of August at Rohobeth
Paarh - '-- ''
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Ex-senator King
Guest in Mountains

Former Senator William H.
King and his daughter, Miss
Eleanor King joined Mrs. King
for a week end visit with Mrs.
Huron w. Lawson in her summer
home at Bear Den Lodge on the
mountain above Bluemont. Va.
Mr.. King and his daughter re-
turned Monday and Mrs. King
came back yesterday. Monday
Mrs. Lawson was hostess at
luncheon in compliment to Mrs.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Mrs. Oliver Kuhn's
Brother and His
Wife Here on Visit

Senor Antonio Martin Rivero.
jr.. and Sonora de Rivero have
arrived from their Cuban home
and are guests. of the formers
sister, Mrs. Oliver Owen Kuhn in
her apartment on Connecticut
avenue. Senor Rivere and Mrs.
Kuhn are the son and daughter
of the late Senor Antonio Martin
Riyero, who was Cuban Minister
here for some time, afterward
serving as Cuban Minister to
Italy and Mexico. The late Min
lister and Sonora de Rivero and
their family were extremely
popular in Washington and Senor
Rivero. jr., attended Central High
School, where he was graduated.
Evening star., 1941-07-31

After the Minister'S tour of duty
In other Capitals he retired from
the Foreign Service and with his
family returned to his Cuban
home. ..-
Mrs. Kuhn will be hostess in
formally Sunday for her brother
and sister-in-law and, other
parties are being planned for
them by the many friends of the
family in Washington.
Evening star., 1941-07-31

engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Eleanor Elaine Sabine, TO
Mr.. Maurice Adamson of Ashton.
Nd. son Of Mrs. Samuel Moore,
of Ashton.
The wedding will take place at
the home of the brides parents in
Gaithershurg. August l6. -.
Evening star., 1941-07-31

Way
Mrs Dwight Hendricks Euss few England to
dav via Cipper-on business
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Lady Halifax Hostess
At Farewell Tea for
Mrs. Neville Butler
Ambassador to Be Guest
At Final Sunset Concert
At Water Gate Tonight

Vcountes- Halifax wife OF His Britannia Maestys Ambassador
farewell tea afternoon Shoeham
Hotel Neville Butler husband the British Minister
the American division of the foreign office at
London.
British Empire the Honorable Mrs
British Relief Shop Committee
Hobart Dickinson and Mrs T. H.
Dunn of committee in charge Of the tea.
Check to Build
Refuge for Children
presented the equipment for
Butler Hostel refuge bomb
shocked children hose being built by the British
by private donations Lady Halifax
British Relief Society
presentation for Mrs Buffers
tesumon etter was
presented to at yesterdays tea
leave early in August for England and WILL be
her daughters
To Be ono Guests
Suns symphony. ~ ..-,.. ~.
Halifax will be honor guests tonight the
Potomac Water Gate when the
eco of the Civilian Defense Mayor Fioreno H La Guarda
Evening star., 1941-07-31

Formerly Miss Mary Frances
Baumdnn, she is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Penick
Baumann OF Cleveland Park.
DR.. Wilcor is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. U. V. Wilcor OF
Georgetown. -Hessler Photo.
MRS. JOHN o. SNEAD.
(centerJ.
Before her ,Deddin1 last
month she Uds Miss Airline
Virginia Wagner, and is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wagner OF Kensinoton,
Md.-Under,Dood & Under
1Uood Photo.
Evening star., 1941-07-31

King who has visited her for a
week, the other guests being a
group of those from Washington
who have summer homes on the
mountains overlooking the Shen-
andoah and Loudoun County
Valleys.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
MRS. WILLIAM RALPH
WESTLAKE.

The Albright Memorial
Church Dds the scene of her
Uedding in June. The bride
formerly 1DGs Miss Dorothy
Spencer Johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Westlake spent their
honeymoon in NetD York State
and Canada.
Harris -EtrinQ Photo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
Convoy Order
To Come Soon,
Leaders Think
Continued from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
promise good TO give aid TO
Britain"
There followed endorsements Of
Conveys" by such business leaders
as John d. Rockefeller Jr. and
Thomas E. Lamont of the J. p.
Morgan firm. and Wendell Willkie
the COP presidential nominee of
1910. After them came the political
bellwethers of CongreSs-Senator
Guffey of Pennsylvania, Repre-
sentative Vinson of Georgia, and
Senator Pepper of Florida-calling
for conveys"
Lastly. Secretary Of War Slim
son demanded that the United
States Navy be used TO make
secure the seas for deliveries of
our munitions to Great Britain"
A few hours later, British Prime
Minister Winston Churchill told
his own parliament that American
patrols in the Atlantic were reliev-
ing the British fleet of considerable
duty but we need a good deal
more help and / expect that we
shall get good deal more"
To the average member of Con-
Gress. all this campaigning for
conveys" represents the hand
writing on the wall" Frankly. they
expect the President to order CON
voys' as soon as he believes the
nation is ready for this action.
Some informed administration
authorities question the real pur-
pose behind this Convoy" cam
paign, because they do not believe
conveys" can give material help
TO Britain. These authorities say
Britain faces far more acute
problem in getting merchantmen
safely into harbors and unloaded
at British docks than in getting
the ships safely across the Allan
tic. They add that British ship
losses in narrow channels entering
ports and at dockSide far exceed
their losses on the broad Atlantic.
ADMIRAL SEES DIFFICULTY
These views are supported by
the report of Admiral Emory S.
Land. chairman of the maritime
commission, who declared that
only eight ships, clearing from
United States ports 10 Britain, had
been sunk between Dec. 80, 1910,
and March 81, 1871. Land added
that only a small portion" of
vessels, leaving American ports,
had failed to reach their destlna-
ton"
Consequently. these authorities
suspect the convoy issue is
being used as another step toward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08

Guaranteed for full year not 10 wear
out. wrinkle, shine, fade, snag or tear
Choice Of dozens Of new colors and pat
iernsl Slack suit included!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
Alien Qualities
For Draft Call

William Herbert John Hannigan,
%, whose father was soldier be-
fore him. today took out first citi-
zenship papers so he could be
drafted.
Hannigan's father was born in
Toronto. but later became a
United States citizen. Came
first World War and he joined
the Canadian army. losing his
American citizenship.
After the war. William was born
in Windsor while his father was
still a repatriated Canadian, thus
making William a Canadian. Last
October "a the family moved here
-Hannigan lives at 1894 Roches-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
Got
.I| Breaks, Say
Board Members

Hank GrccnborE. whose dratt
number Is 621. entered The army
To-day with holders Of numbers as
high as 100. showing DC was due
10 have been called Two months
|cr more ago. Ralph J. Norton
|member of GrocnborEs board
|ksid today.
Norton pointed 10 This fact as
he replied 70 GreenberC's verbal
|attack on him and Floyd T Smith
World War hero and also n mem
Pber Of Draft Board q. which had
Jurisdiction over the Tiger SlueCcI.
"Greenherg was deferred be-
cause he was playing ball in
Florida" said Norton, hotel
owner. HE got better treat
ment from the board than the
board got from hint"
DON'T UNDERSTAND
Neither Smith NOT Norton C0Uid
explain GreenberC s an.nOslty to-
ward them.
In explaining why he refused
70 avail himself of the one-day
repricvc. GrecnbeT- ted "a Times
reporter
The main reason il because
I don't trust \ man named FloNd
Smith. II il apparent 10 me he
has been. and still i. out 10
grab all tho publicity for him
self he can.
despite the wa l feel about
Smith and his colleague, Ralph
j. Norton. i have all the trust
In the world for Mr.. Ben ..
Shepherd, chairman of my draft
board.")
GESTURE FOR FANS
Said Smith. former commando
|of the Wayne County Council.
Veterans of Foreign Wars,
~My first inclination was to
make no comment because all
statements relative 60 this mat
ter had previously come from
the board a. a whole aud we
had always been unanimous in
our decisions.
Fl suggested IL after hearing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
Beer Garden Owner
Staying Trial Heard

The trial of Charles Ventimiglia.
AZ, of 5216 Helen avenue, for the
Staying of Vincent Repsys, 81, beer
garden proprietor, last October,
was to continue today before
Jury in the court of Recorders
Judge w. Mckay Skillman.
Prosecutor Raymond DeRyck
contends the killing was planned
10 free Mrs. Anna Repsys. y, so
she could marry Ventimiglia. The
Staying occurred in the RepSys
home at 20416 Hull avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity-Partly cloudy with
scattered light showers and cooler today.
Friday partly cloudy. moderate to fresh
west to southwest winds becoming strong
westerly Friday.
Lower Mlehigan-Partly cloudy with
scattered light showers and cooler today,
Friday partly cloudy.
Upper MichiEan--Partly cloudy with
scattered light showers and slightly cooler
today. Friday partly cloudy. fresh TO strong
westerly winds today.
Erie and 81. Clair-Small craft warning
displayed. Winds southwest to west 80
To IS miles per hour. scattered showers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08

many baseball fans saying it
would he a fine gesture TO allow
Greenherg TO assist in the rails
ing of the pennant and the board
was of the same opinion. that a
one-day postponement could rea-
sonably be granted.
IL never met Greenberg until
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08

this morning at draft headquar-
tiers and / can't understand why
he personally does not like Ralph
Norton and myself. Evidently l
stuck my neck out in trying TO
do a favor for the baseball fans
of Detroit.
"Greenberg's statement that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
Box Murder Mystery
Solved al The 500

SAULT STE. MARIE. Ont,
May 8.-The Soo's box murder
mystery has been solved.
Parts of a woman's body found
in a metal box in a scrap yard
apparently came from the labora-
tory OF the late DR.. A. A. Shepard.
Doctor Shepard, who died last
December. had evidently used
them in medical experiments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08

making the United States a full
partner of Britain in the second
world war.
Their philosophy is that the
United States is being led into
war step by step-repeal of the
arms embargo, gift of deStroyers,
American construction of bases IN
British territory. "all-out aid to
Britain" the lease-lend bill, the
seizure of AXIS ships in American
ports-then conveys, then war.
Against this philosophy stands
the pledge of President Roosevelt
to the American people:
"lour boys are not going to
be sent into any foreign wars"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08

ter avenue-and the elder Hanni-
gan again became an American
citizen.
William had not taken out his
first papers, however, when hls
draft board summoned him. So
today he appeared at the office OF
County Clerk Casper j. Lingeman
and took the initial step toward
citizenship, qualifying himself for
amy service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
Menzies TO Address u. s.

NEW YORK. May SIMS
Robert Menzies, Australian prime
minister now on a world fact
seeking tour. will address Amcri-
cans in a broadcast 10 be carried
by NBC next Tuesday at 9:45
p. m. Detroit timcl. His speech
will be short-wavcd TO Latin
American and European countries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
international News Photo

he doesn't trust a man named
Floyd Smith and his accusation
that I'm out to grab all the
publicity certainly is not true
and certainly beyond cOmpre-
hension.
I'VE tried to avoid publicity
at Greenberg's request, but found
il was against selective service
regulations and we have been I'm
hot water ever since"
Smith holds the Distinguished
Service Cross, tho Purple Heart
and two citations for bravery in
action.
BELATED HONORS
He was almost destitute when
in 1884 he was summoned to New
York to receive the D. S. c. on
the strength of a recommendation
made l6 years earlier. but over
looked.
His heroism consisted of cross
ing the Mouse River alone Nov. Z
1918, under fire and single-handed
Silencing German machine gun
nest. Smith is an investigator for
the Wayne County auditors.
Norton said;
IL think Greenberg Is really
out of order, as IL was solely
through Floyd Smith and the
baseball fans of Detroit that he
was given the One-day postpone
ment.
REASON FOR DELAY
81 can't understand why he
should criticize Smith and me
and why he refused to pose with
us, too. at the induction.
Gutenberg was treated more
than fairly by the board, which
is more than we can say regard
ing his treatment of the board.
He was deferred longer than
he should have been. In fact,
he should have been indicted
last February or March. but he
was granted dcferment because
he was playing ball In Florida.
"He didn't even give us the
courtesy of stopping of for eX-
animation when he was en- route
from his vacation in Hawaii TO
his home in New York. He has
been granted every favor and
certainly should not criticize at
this time in view of the many
requests he made Of the board"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08
ADVERTISEMENT
WAKE UP YOUR
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II takes those good. old Carriers Little
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Get = package today. Take a. directed.
Amazing in making bile how freely. AK
for Carters Little Liver Pills. Toe and Zoe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-08

Lowest last night. Hudson Hope, b. c.
% degrees Highest last "A hours, Phoenix
Ariz 90 degrees