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Evening star., 1941-10-26
Silver Spring
Events Listed

1t. Col. E. Brooke Lee and Mrs.
Lee will entertain at dinner Tues
day evening at their home in Silver
Spring before taking their guests to
the Bundles for Britain circus at
Riverside Stadium.
Also entertaining before the circus
are Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Manning,
who have invited 20 guests for cock
tails. The Mannings have visiting
them Mrs. T. Mitchell Hastings, jr.,
of Boston.
DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Mehring have
left for Houston, Tex, and New Or
leans
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Russell Mcqueen
of Linden are returning this week
end from a weeks vacation in At
lantic City.
Mr.. S. A. Kemp OF Atlanta is visit
ing his brother-lnlaW and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner B. Ragsdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harold Haynes
and their daughters, Muriel and
Paula, have moved to Washington.
. Mrs. Howard w. Kacy was hostess
at luncheon and bridge Friday after
noon at her Wynnewood Park home.
She entertained at bridge luncheon
Wednesday.
Miss Frances Bradley, Miss Mari
lynn Bauer, Miss Polly Clark and
Miss Jacqueline Hood are spending
the week end at Gettysburg, Pa,
where they attended the Sigma
Alpha Epsilon Fraternity pledge
dance last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M Knowles,
former residents of Woodside Forest,
have moved to Florida where they
plan to make their permanent home.
Miss Bernice Bogen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Bogen, enter
tanned 20 guests at a Halloween
party last evening at the home of
her parents. in Woodside Park.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Mooney have
moved from Washington and are
now in residence in their new home
in Clifton Park Village
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Owen are re-
turning today from a trip to Buffalo
where they were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. McCheSney Smith.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Miss Pasha Slavin
Bride of Paul Flax

The marriage of Miss Pasha Sla-
vim, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Slavin, to Mr.. Paul Flax, son of Mr..
Nathan Flax and the late Mrs. Flax,
took place october with the Rev.
M. r. Yoelson, grandfather of the
bridegroom, officiating Mr.. Yoelson
also officiated at the marriage of
the parents of the bridegroom.
Banks of ferns formed the back
ground for the wedding, which took
place in the home of the brides
parents at 5000 Third street. Mr..
Slavin gave his daughter in mar
riage. A moss-green crepe dress was
worn by the bride with moss-green
felt hat and brown accessories and
a corsage of pale orchids.
Mrs. David Flax, sisterin-law of
the bridegroom. was matron of
honor and Miss Anita Slavin was
maid honor for her sister. Mr..
David Flax was best man for his
brother.
A reception held in the afternoon
was attended by more than 100
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flax left later for
Miami Beach, the latter wearing a
brown and orange plaid suit with
antique tan accessories.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Hart
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avenue, is not purely social club.
for within its doors much Red Cross
work goes on as well as events per-
tanning to art, music and literature.
Since the club was closed for the
summer, members of the club have
carried on their Red Cross work in
the home of its former president,
Mrs. Edward R. Burke, wife of the
former Senator from Nebraska.
Every Monday morning the group
meets at Mrs. Burke's and works
through the day, only taking short
time from their work for simple
luncheon, which is provided each
week by different members OF the
group. These meetings will continue
until the club opens in December,
when the Red Cross workers Will re-
sumo their work in the clubhouse.
The social program never begins
until the Christmas holidays.
The Senate Ladies Luncheon
Club, which was organized during
the World War for Red Cross work,
will not be greatly affected by the
banning of elaborate parties. Their
Tuesday meetings held at the Capt.
tai are quite informal, with lunch
con served picnic fashion by mem
bers. Whether Mrs. Henry A. Wall
lace. who automatically became
president of the club when her hus-
band was elected Vice President.
will continue the customary formal
luncheon given in the past by the
head of the club for its members is
not known. The Senate ladies Will
not resume their weekly meetings
until January, although many OF
the members now are doing their
bit for the Red Cross and other
worthy charities.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Kinks Entertain
16 at HerndOn

HERNDON. Va, Oct. 25.-Mrs.
Allen H. Kirk entertained Is guests
last evening at bridge supper.
Mrs. George Ramsey will entertain
Monday at bridge luncheon.
Cadet E. Barbour Hutchison, Jr.,
of Virginia Polytechnic Institute is
spending the week end with his
parents.
DR.. and Mrs. Daniel Lands Det-
Viler have returned from New York
City.
Miss Audrey Hutchison and Miss
Leah Mcdaniel were hostess Friday
evening at Halloween prty to
celebrate their birthday anniversary
Mr.. William Hawthorne left this
week for the Army training camp
at Camp Wheeler, Ga.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
More PatrOneSSes
For Chevy Chase
Club Event Named

Additional patronesses for the
luncheon, style show and bridge
party, which will be given at the
Chevy Chase Women'S Club
Wednesday for the benefit of the
Rector's Aid Society of All-Souls'
Memorial Episcopal Church, are
Mrs. Dion S. Birney, Mrs. F. Will
son Camp. Mrs. John Raymond
McCarl, Mrs. Christopher H.
Pope, Mrs. Samuel j. Prescott,
Mrs. Paul S. Putzki, Mrs. Earl
w. Shinn, Mrs. Dorothy H.
Smallwood, Mrs. Leonard P.
Steuart and Mrs. Stanley D.
Willis.
Models for the fashion show
will wear gowns and hats pre-
sented by Rizik Bros. and make
up by Elizabeth Arden.
Mrs. William S. Quinter, gen.
eral chairman, is in charge Of
reservations.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

Matthew L. Rue, Miss Ruth
Shepsle, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rich
ards, Miss Winifred Rose, Mrs. H.
Krajci, Mrs. George T. Hawkins, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Palmer, Mr.. David
Palmer, Maj. and Mrs. Guy Withers
Mr.. and Mrs. st. Clair Thomas, Mrs.
Katherine Riggs Burchard, Mr.. and
Mrs. King Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wade Hampton, Mrs. Cornelia Kim
sella, DR.. and Mrs George j. Chail-
let. Mr.. Miksa Merson, Miss Vlr-
ginia Simmerman, Miss Louise Sim
norman and Mr.. and Mrs Martin
Never.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Miss Cotter Weds
Mr.. Bendelari
In LarchmOnt

Mrs. Francis Henry Cotter an
nounces the marriage of her daugh-
ter. Miss Katherine Jane Cotter, to
Mr.. Hamilton Worthington Ben
delari, son of Mrs. Hamilton Ben
delari of New York City The cere-
mony took place at the home of the
brides brother-in and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Adelbert Albee
Larchmont, N. Y, at 4 o'clock yes
terday.
The Rev. DR.. Henry Darlington
rector of the Church of Heavenly
Rest in New York. officiated.
The brides attendants were Mrs
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Brooks
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tSOIlUlIlucu T lOIl rage D-1D
back to his Canadian home for re-
cuperation.
Air Commodore and Mrs. Kenny
returned to their apartment in the
ShOreham a week or more ago, but
the former is not we'll enough to
carry on the arduous duties of his
Office and has been retired. He and
Mrs Kenny will 60 South later in the
fall to spend the winter, but prob
ably will return for visits in the
Capital each spring and fall. They
have made a wide circle of friends
in Washington and will be greatly
missed from the diplomatic corps.
Air Commodore Kenny will be
succeeded by his close friend, Air
Commodore George Walsh, who is
expected to arrive in Washington
this week and assume his duties at
the Legation shortly after. He will
be entertained by his predecessor
and Mrs. Kenny before they leave
for the South. Air Commodore
Walsh is a bachelor.
Bolivian Attache Takes
Apartment for Winter.
The Bolivian Legation, which be-
fore many months will be the new
est Embassy among the foreign mis-
sions in Washington, has been in
creased by a commercial attache,
Senor SiXto L. Bailesteros. He was
accompanied by Sonora de Bal
lesteros and after staying at Ward
man Park Hotel for short time,
they have moved to an apartment at
1878 Columbia road. Sonora de Bal
leSteroS, who is a native of Bolivia.
is making headway in her study of
English, but her efforts in the past
have been centered on music. She
is a gifted and cultivated pianist
and is a teacher of music history
The new Commercial Counselor of
the Ecuador Embassy. Senor Don
Emilio A. Maulme, who has been
there only a few weeks, has been
joined by Sonora de Maulme and
they are staying at the Hotel Fair
fax. Sonora de Maulme is welcome
addition to the attractive hoSteSSes
of the corps and is gifted linguist,
speaking French and English as
fuently as she speaks her native
tongue.
Evening star., 1941-10-26

Albee and Mrs. J. Herbert Todd of
Rye, N. Y. The best man was Mr.
John Morgan Mendelari. brother of
the bridegroom. Miss Isabelle Mills,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry.
Mills of Rye, was the flower girl
A reception for about 100 people
followed the ceremony.
After their honeymoon at Pine
hurst, N. c., they will return to
Washington, where they have taken
an apartment at the Westchester.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
Sale of Boxes
For Circus
1sHeavy
NOtables to View
British Aid Show
Premiere

A notable list of names already
has been gathered for the opening
of the all-star three-ring circus at
Riverside Stadium Tuesday night
Diplomats, officials and residential
society leaders will occupy boxes
at this latest event to benefit Bum
dies for Britain, of which Mrs
George Angus Garrett is general
chairman.
The circus will continue through
Friday.
Many parties are being planned
to precede the show, which is sched-
uled to begin at $50 o'clock
Among those who have reserved
boxes for the opening are Mrs
Francis Shawn Nevins, the Min
lister of the Union of South Africa
and Mrs. Ralph William Close. Mrs.
Eva Pisner. Mrs. Revel ,Warriner,
Mrs. E. Brooke Lee, Miss Emma
Hahn, Mr.. Fred Buckholtz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Claggett, jr; Senator
Alben w. Barkley, Mr.. and Mrs
Morris Cafritz, Senator Wall Doxey,
Mr.. Myron Hofer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight Davis, Gen. Chu of the Chi
nese Embassy and Mr. Joaquin
M Elizalde. resident commissioner
of the Philippines.
Soviet and British
Officials to Attend.
Also taking boxes are officials of
the Soviet Embassy and the Brit
ish Embassy, Mr.. Charles C. Glover,
Nine Van Swinderen, Mr.. and Mrs
George Angus Garrett. Mrs. Walter
White, Mr.. and Mrs. George Myers,
Mr.. Richard Southgate, Mrs Arthur
G. Rosendorf, Mrs. Leonard Block,
Mrs Julius Peyser, Baroness Won
Boetzelear. Nine de Hertelendi, Mrs.
John wilkins, Countess de Lemur,
Mr. Breckenridge Long, Mrs. Oscar
w. Underwood and Mrs. Felix Du-
pont.
Nine. Gladys Ciechanowska, wife
of the Polish Ambassador: the Bel
gian Ambassador and Comtesse van
der Straten-Pontoz, Mrs. Martin
Vogel, Mrs. Milton King Repre-
sentative Francis Bolton. Mr.. w. E.
Lewis and Miss Temple Bailey also
have boxes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer have
purchased two special boxes for an
afternoon performance for refugee
children now in Warrenton.
More han 1000 animals and en-
tertainers will provide the fun for
the spectators. Talent from Ring
ling Brothers and Barnum and
Bailey will be in the all-star lineup.
British Aviatrix
Will Appear.
One of the high lights of the
opening night and also on Wednes-
day will be the personal appearance
of Miss Barbara Kent, pretty %
year-old British aviatriX who today
starts a 250O-mile goodwill hop in
behalf of Bundles for Britain. Miss
Kent did heroic work during the
blitz of London last year She will
arrive tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
Afternoon performances will be
held Wednesday, Thursday and
Will lllC pilNC SSoiC
Us follows: SIS cents, S1.10, s1.65, 81 so,
$500 and $1,000. Tickets NAV be
procured at Bundles for Britain
1901 Connecticut avenue.
In connection with the circus a
baby contest and a Miss Defense"
contest will be held, the champions
to be crowned at the circus.
There has been so much interest
In the four-day circus that Mrs.
Garrett has decided to hold per-
formance at II o'clock Thursday
night. Special prices of S. cents,
s110 and s1.65 will be offered during
the midnight show, and many OF
the theatrical entertainers will be
on hand to join the circus perform
ers.
La gaceta., 1941-10-20
SIGUH E~NlCARCELADOS 5
PROMTNENTES CIENTI-
FICOS

Paris, oct. 20.-ContinGan
encarcelados, seg1n Ell period
90 "Paris-Midi" los prominen-
les cientificcos franceses profe-
sores P. Lanvegin, exdirector
del COlegio de Francia, Luis La
.picque, Emilio Borel, A. Cotton
" Mauguin.
La semana pasada Sc arrest6
a Lucien Noel, jefe de una esta-
'ci6n en- ell subterraneo, por or
ganizar un grupo adilC a la
Francia Libre. No ha podido en-
contrar la policia las 100 libras
de dinamita que fueron robadas
de una cantera DE Chantilly
Las ametralladoras robadas a
los alemanes Sc venfan pagan
do, por Marcel Labour, a raz6n
de 1000 frances cada una; por
un rifle o revolver, con NUM-
clones, desde $50 a go frances.
La gaceta., 1941-10-20
Los nazis utilizan nuevas maquinas de guerra,
pero no consIgu apresurar SUI avance
Mosc1 se~rasdefedida, en- case necesario,
de Gale en- Gale.
Derribados a los alemanes 200 aviones

MoscI, Octuore 20.--LOs ma =
zis dicen hallarse a 30 millas de
Rostov, en- direction de los cam
pos petroieros del Caucaso. No
da Sc ha di<ho en- las esferas off
sobre esta nuevo ofensiva
de los totalitarios.
La fuerza agresiva de los ale
names, en- el sector DE- MOzhalsk
continua decreciendc.
Sc combate con extrArdinaria
violenc d en- TODD ell "circUio de
Mosc4', que Sc ccmpone 1e unas
$50 mi!las. Les nazia ut.lizan
nuevas m6quinas, pefo no con.
sigue apresurar su avance. La
bataIla Sc libra hoy desde Kali.
min, en- la parte norte, pasando
scr Moshaisk, en- ell centro, has
ia Orel, en- ell sur. FL mando ale
man no dice que haya ganado te
reno en- las Gitimas AZ horas.
Tcdos los peritos militares
convienen en- que Mosc1 esta he
La gaceta., 1941-10-20

cha de modo que permitira al
ej6rcito russo y al pueblo defen-
der Gale por calle y barrio por
bario.
La embajada de Estsdos Uni
dos Sc ha trasladado, de acUer-
do con ell gobierno ruso, a una
pequena poblaci6n a $50 millas
de Mosc1 y mas de 200 de Kha-
zan.
En- los sectores de Bryansk y
K,alinin los nazis han perdido
mas de $50 camiones, tanques y
pertrechos.
Doscientos aeroptanos alama-
mes fueron derribados en- Muir
mansk.
BESIDE Estados Unidos avisan
que con ell presidente Roosevelt
Sc entrevistaron hoy, discutien-
do Ia situaci6n rusa, Averill Ha-
rriman, presidente de la delega-
ci6n l3ue estuvo en- MoscG, y
Harry Hopkins. %
La gaceta., 1941-10-20

ga., que lleg6 hasta ell sacrifice.
Els decir POGO, decir que q
doraba a su mujer. Toda Ia vi
da, aGUeilas dos existencias fue-
ron I'm modelo de afecto y de
ternura. Su amor Sc confundia
hasta Ell punto de que Sc .jura-
ron no sobrevivirse, y que ell
cue scl0reviviese seguiria al O.
tro en- la Marcia hacia ell infini-
to,
Y ssf fue. 9erthelo, Leoia a
Ilaueau, su companero en- la
! ademia de Ciencias:
-Cuando dos seres, como mi
mJer y 20, han caminado jun
tOs en- la vida, unidos en- una
inalterable communion de ideas y
sentimientos, es demasiado du-
ra Y cruel la separation,
in dia dijo a sus hijos;
-Comprendo que no podre
s~obrevivir a vuestra madre.
Por su parte, Nine Berthelot,
va enferma, y a quien su mari
do asistia con material cuidado.
rep3tfa: jQue sera de el GUAM
do yo muera?
Berthelot tenfa tomada su re-
solUci6n deSde hacfa mucho item
pc. De SUI laboratorio habia sa,
lido una pastilla, una sola, de e.
fecto fulminante; nj dOlor, n.
contorsiones: ell aniquilamientc
inst antaneo.
Cuando ell 18 de MARIO d.
1907, Mime. Berthelot rindi6 e.
postrer suspiro, su marido la CT
rr6 los ojos, la bes6 per Ultima
vez y, re~sueltamente, Sc retro &
la sala Immediate y sc echo so,
bre un divan. Fue cosa de unoS
instantes; ell tempo de absor.
Iiber la pastilla mortal y, I'm cual
to de bora despues, habia cesa.
La gaceta., 1941-10-20
PARA LA WUJER
DEL C
La Muerte de Berthelot

La Maerte de BerthelOt
Berthelot no fue unicamente
IN sabio; fue tambien I'm mode
10 de maridos, y Sc mat6 para
no sObrevivir a su esposa.
Vean ustedes como 10 cuenta
N. Jean Bernard: En- todas par
tes Sc habla del gran sabio Mar
celin Berthelot, a prop6sito de
su centenario. lOtro sabio. ell
professor BOutarin, ha publicado
I'm copioso voldmen. Sc lie han
,cOnsagrado Glen cr6nicas. En- la
Sorbona, una session entera Sc
dedic6 a hacer su elogio, y no
Sc ha dicho TODD 10 que merecfa.
Sc ha hecho una alusi6n dema-
siado diScreta a su amor conyu-
La gaceta., 1941-10-20
CELEBRARA SESSION Sc
CRETA UN COMITE

Washington, oct. 20.-N co.
mite de relaciones exterioreS
del senado, acordo celebrar ma
mana una session. secreta.
Sc Cpusieron a la session secre
ia los aislicionistas Clark, de
Missouri, y LaFollette, de Wis
.consin.
Mr.. Hi, Ell Secretario de esta-
do sera ell primer testigo. Mani
fest6 hoy ell secretario que Ell
ataque al 'Kearny' es otra prue-
ba de que Hitler desea domi-
mar los continentes y ademas ell
mar.
La gaceta., 1941-10-20

gastrico y asi mejorar la digestion,
Y construir fuerza y energfa, enton-
ces dselo bajo las direcciones dadas
para ell t6nico.
En- cualquiera de esos prop6sitos,
CARDUI ha venido dando satisfac-
torios resultados a senoras Y sehori-
tas durante 81 amos, como Sc prue-
pa ,por la ejecutoria de su populari-
dad.
La gaceta., 1941-10-20
Muchas mujeres obtienen aIivio en- dos formas

CARDUI es un nombre que listed
debiera ~recordar, 81 sufre, por eau
as ~funcionales, en- estas dos formas:
De dolores periodicos o mclestias, y
de falta de apetito, fuerza Y e~ergfa
81 la primera es ell motive de sus
desc%ontento, commence a tomarlo trss
dias antes "del tempe, Y tcme
CARDUI como sc ordena. ST nccesi-
ia I'm tonico para estimular el ape
tito, aumentar la corriente de jugo
La gaceta., 1941-10-20

Ruegase la asistencia de to-
dos los miembros de ia Junta.
por cuanto seran discutidas cues
tones de gran importancia.
La Junta recuerda que 4 Cia
9 de .loviembre Sc var,ficara la
function cue organiza, on favor
de los refugiad03, Ia Sec?t5l Ji-
Genil dc los Caballeeos Leales.
La gaceta., 1941-10-20

DEL PUERTO

No hubo salidas nj entradas
en- ell dia de aver. Estan en-
puertos los vapores Margaret
y Plow.
Sale ell sol a las 6:34 a. m.
y Sc pone a las 5:56 p. m.
Sale la luna a las 6:28 a. m.
y Sc pone a las 6:19 p. m.
Marea alta a las 1857 a. m.
marea baja a las 7:49 a. m. y
7:45 p. m.
La gaceta., 1941-10-20
Ell PRIMER MI1T-lTRC M
PO N~RECOMIENDA UNI
DAD

Toxic, oct. 20.-En una or
den del dia expedida por ell pri-
mer ministro, general Rojo, Sc
recomienda una union" de HE
FRO centre el ej6rcito y ell pue-
bio, y con 81 fin de evitar que el
pals sea "'rodeado" por las po-
tencias extranjeras.
TOTO pide que TODD japon<s,
incluyendo en- primer lugar a
los jefes y oficiales del ejercio.
Sc preparan para hacer los Il
yores SACRIFICES en- esta bora lie
peligro.
La gaceta., 1941-10-20

do de vivir. Los dos esposos Sc
habfan reunido.
No Sc quiso separates. Sc pu
so en- ell mismo atadd al gran sa
bio y a SUI esposa, y, despues de
funerales nacionales, Sc les depo
sit6 en- ell Pante6n, donde duer-
men juntos.
La gaceta., 1941-10-20
LA JUNTA DE CULTURA Sc
N Ell MERCEDES

FL r~liercoles, en- ell edificio de
los Caballeros Leales, Sc reuni-
ra la Junta de Cultura Espafo-
la, bajo la presidencia de Jose
Martinez.
La gaceta., 1941-10-20
HOY ES Ell ULTIMO Ola
PARA SACAR LA LICENCIA

Toda persona que no saque
su licencia de automovilista an
ties de las doce de la noche,
quedara expuesta a detenci6n
v encarcelamiento.
La pr6rroga concedida por
ell gobernador Holland, a ira
YES del d%epatamento de segu-
ridad del estado, finalizara
hoy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
WYAND0TTE. MAIESTIC-w,ando,te

V0JIp-Eorest at Mt. Elliott. PLl 1880 4
luOh Gala Mfnleh, Show New yssY's
Eve Features After1g p. NJ =. :.
Complete New SHOW o. MldnlghtiI No
seats Reserved No Advance IN PricesIl
YOIIR--fOres' =, Mt. EInet'. rL. 1890 (
iVOh Mat. lis p " Crystal
DIVE BOMBER" cCHtRLEY's
Al Mt" JACK Benny Kay Ffsncis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27

of Napoleon who also stubbed his toe on Mos
COW, has abandoned haunting the Hun high
command.
Hell" said Napoleon "who can scare after
they've seen a live Russian"
WHEN Jacob Ris and Lincoln Steffens were
w police reporters. Steffens had scoop about
a robbery. Riis matched him. In few weeks
all the dailies joined the competition-each trying
10 get the most and best crime stories.
Editoralists started shouting about the crime
wave.
But the whole thing was broken by police
Official who happened to look at the police records
which showed that crime had decreased while
the papers we're full OF crime tales
In short, it wasn't a crime wave-it was
publicity wave about crime!
ONE Of the best examples OF brass-knuckle
~ literary lace is this review of lady singer:
"She had the appearance of a sergeant-major
In the guards, and her voice did nothing to dispei
that Illusion. Her adoption OF the concert plat
form must have been a distinct loss to the coal
trade.
AS to her execution, II was pity there
no way OF bringing II about. The whole thing
was stunning.
"Her low notes were like the rumbling of
Vesuvius when about to erupt, and her high notes
the shreks Of wild motor bus calling to Its
mate"
THEN there's the story Of the veteran reporter
who died. He had served for many years at
the fire headquarters and was we'll liked.
The men in the fire department decided TO
send floral piece to the funeral
They told the florist TO give them something
appropriate
What they got was piece in the shape OF
hremans badge, with these big red letters
across 1t:
admit Within Fire Lines"
WHAT famous orchestra conductor with Fascist
w sympathes is now touring America?
Did you see that sign in a midtown eatery:
Don't shoot the Japs-till you the yell
low OF their backs:
Why do some Of those band leaders insist on
announcing their own programs when they have
voices that are out-of-tune?
Doesn't the kissing now heard in newsreels
when anything concerning the Axis is flashed on
the screen, break every kissing record ever
established?
Tune in WALTER WINCHELL BROADCAST
each Sunday 9 TO 9;l5 p. m on Station WXYZ,
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27

in conquered lands-where all men think alike
no one thinks very much
Elizabeth Bowen: With used up smiles their
friends waited for them to 30.
John Anderson have noticed that those who
toss their hats in the air frequently throw their
heads with them.
Anon: It's ironic that enemies have done
more TO help our unity than our friends.
Walter Herman: So far there is no shortage OF
people 10 tell other people what 10 do.
Susan Goodyear: She's a centipede for putting
her foot in it.
Anon Join the Navy and Free the World.
II. klurfeld: The best answer 10 AXIS enslave-
ment is American enlistment
Anon She is in her nicoteens.
ONE Of the newspaper classics concerns the
" small-town gazette that was conducting
vigorous campaign against the town council.
One of their stories carried this headline;
Half The Town Council Are Crooks"
Immediately an avalanche OF criticism
descended the newspaper. the editor
promised that he would run apology
The next day the daily carried this headline
Half The Town Council Are Not Crooks"
They're Cabling in Moscow that the ghoS