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Evening star., 1941-06-14

N0nCepClOn. GupeTLO
Dunphy, John Z.
Baehelt
Abellera, Thomas
Abernethy. H. B.. jr.
Adams. Edward s.
Alexander, Roy NJ.
Allen, Altho A.
Ammons, Charles Z.
Anderson, John B.
Armstrong, Geo. W.
Arnold, Fernallen
Asbell, Charles A.
Asuncion, M. P.
Atzert, Otto A.
Babcock, wallace I.
Ball, Sidney S.
Barton, Richard W.
Beale. Raymond M.
Beardsley. Peter T.
Bense, William B.
Bergstrom, Carl
Billups, AlphonZo w.
1iscoe, James H.
Bissi, William L.
Bloedorn, Helen M.
Bocchino, Frank r.
Boddie, Daniel F.
Bogusch, Harry R.
Bolen, Shelton w.
Boikhardt, Nina L.
Bonham, Arthur c.
Booth, Ernest Coe
Borden, Paul F.
Bowman. Percy L.
Bradshaw, James B.
Bricken, John B.
Brown, BENJAMIN B.
Brown, John S.
Brown, Lamar
Buck. Shelburn T.
1uening, Ralph A.
Burke, Thomas G.
Busby, Charles w.
Campbell, w. w.
Carliner. Dav
Carr. John Pershing
Carr, Robert H.
Carter. Wilfred S.
Carusi, Eugene A.
Carver, Elsie S.
Caylor, joseph E.
Chaiken, Albert
Chaplin. Charles K.
Claus, Bertha L.
Claveloux. Irene c.
Cochran, Samuel W,
Cole, Kenneth Y.
Conlyn. Andrew G..
Conner, J. Anton
Cooper, John w.
Cottrell, Alfred
Cox, Earl J.
Coyle, George j.
Crsndall, Charles D
Crawford. Edward F
Cronin. Charles W.
Davey, John A.
Davies, Ernest H.
Davis, Catlett G.
Davis. Donald J.
Davis. Herbert A.
Day, Alice L.
Day. Ralph
Deenihan, c. c.
DeNeale, John v.
Dennison. Bernard
Diesner, Margaret z
Dignan, Thomas F.
Doherty, Rita M.
Dollins. John w.
Donahue, Harry J.
Doyle, John H.
Driscoll. Robert Z.
Durna, John w.
Edberg. Howard Q.
Edwards. John G.
Eggert, William A.
Esgleston. B. Joan
Ely, Richard z.
Frmerins. Jack F.
Falcone. Bryan A.
Farmer, Lyle C:
Ferretti, Edna w:
Flournoy. Josiah A.
Foulds, Henry E:
Fox, Frederick F.;
Francis, Charles s.
FrAnklna, FRANCIS .
Frantz, B. Bruce
Fratantuono. John I
Freriks. Bertha
Freyberg, Harry Z.
Gaberman, Harry
Gersten, Joseph
Giammittorio. G. M
Goldberg, Max
Graber, John A.
Grant, w. H. =.
Gray, Wilbur l., u
Greenschlag, B. W
Grimth, Shirley "
Hsfer, william <.
Eaxerty, Allen W.
Eagerty. Ruth P.
Eales, N. Battle
EaiI, walter
Ham, Maebelle H.
Hammer, Pauline
Eanley, Faye
Hannah, George j
Harris, Dorothy I.
Harris, Juanits N.
Hart, Leslie r.
hartman. Gerald L
Harvey. Samuel S.
Haycock, r. E., jr.
Heacock, Bert H:
Heller, LIE Roy II.
Henderson, Hal D.
Hesse, Carl Anton
Hoffman, Verne D.
Horner, Arthur D.
House, Hobart r.
Howorth, j. M.
Hubbard, r. L..
Hudson, Reginald D
Huerta, Luis w.
Hunter, James r.
Hyatt, Elsie M.
{saacson, M. W.
Jacques, Hubert L.
Jenkins, Arthur L.
.Jenkins, Elmer L.
joyce. Walter Z.
Kackley, Gilbert 8.
kaiser, c. Meg.
Katen, Patrick e.
Kelly, Edward P.
Kimball. Daniel 3.
King, Meyer
Degree Of b
CHAMPION. W. G.
rurneea, Leslie A.
Assoeia
CcsErove, Agnes v.
Evening star., 1941-06-14

A-Leve Of your "IoeF-Zip-
socks thot quickly detoch their
knitted wool uppers from their
sprinoy ieother soIes. Bright cot
ton corduroy ot heel and toe. Per-
feet with your sIocks. Medium or
large sizes ----------$3.S5
B-Soft cotton onkIets wear bulky,
jromotic cuffs Lorkspur, red, novy,
beige, white, yellow. Sizes 9 to
C-BriIliont inspirotion - ribbed
Isle stockings in witty green, red,
maize, powder blue or-rerInls-
Gently - white. Spanking new
with your sports clothes. Sizes
HOSIERY, AISLE 2l, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-01-12

The pyramid of Cheops in Egypt
contains 100000 tons of stone.
Evening star., 1941-01-12

was the guest Of honor at lunch
con given a few days ago by Mrs.
Page at the Homestead.
Mrs. ]. c. Graves TO Leave
For Visit in Florida.
Mrs. ]. C. Graves of Gordonsville,
Va, is the guest of her son and
daughter n-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Barbour Graves, at their
home on Wolfe street. She will
leave soon for Vero Beach. Fla,
where she will visit her son-in-laW
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
Graves Wilhoit, for the remainder
of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Kraemer OF
River View have with them Mrs
Kraemer's sister, Mrs. L. v. Brown
of Detroit.
, Mrs. F. B. Bryan is in Norfolk with
1t. Bryan, who is now on duty
| there.
Mrs. w. P. Martin, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edward
Martin, has returned to her home
in Clarksburg, w. Va.
Mrs. David D. Squires came back
to her home in Rosemont yesterday
from a visit with her mother IN
Suffolk, Va.
Mrs. Atherton Macondray has
gone to San Francisco to meet her
husband, Comdr. Macondray, on his
arrival from Honolulu.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ward Gael
jr.. who were married in November
have completed their wedding trip
and have been the guests of Mrs
Caels parents Mr. and Mrs Level
lyn Dyson. Mr.. and Mrs Gael vii
go shortly to Palm Beach, Fla.
to spend the winter.
The Richard r. Bakers
Reopen Their Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Royal Ba.
ker have reopened their home or
South st. Asaph street after resid
Ing for several years near Fall
Church.
Mrs. Robert c. Masterton and he
daughter are in Wilmington. N. C
as guests of Mrs. Masterton
parents, Judge and Mrs. Rountree.
Representative and Mrs. Jerr
Voorhis are entertaining Mr.. AM
Mrs. c. B. Voorhis and their daugh
ter, Mrs. Robert Rhodes of Pasa
dena, Calf
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hulfish an
Maj. and Mrs. John R. Hardin wer
joint hosts at tea last Sunday after
noon when they entertained abou
100 guests at the Hulflsh home Of
Cameron street. Mrs. Edward G
Plank of Belle Haven and Mrs. Viii
liam Phillips Of Charlottesville pre-
sided at the tea table. Maj. an
Mrs. Plank recently came from For
Benning, Ga, to make their HON
here.
Miss Lorraine Dove has returne
to Richmond after visiting he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kennel
Dove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moves Collinsor
who were guests of Mr.. and Mr.:
Walter Karig, have returned to thei
home in Cambridge, Mass.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Alexandria Society Rests
After Holiday Festivities
Students Return to ClassroomS;
DR.. and Mrs. Florence
Return to England

ALEXANDRIA, spirit retfunes calm has
prevailed this following whi merrymakng that accompanied
holiday Girls and boys have gone back to their studies and
guests homeward bound
Dr. Mrs Philip Sargent Florence who have been visiting IN tn
England where Dr. Florence professor OF
of Mrs Florence writer
While they entertained at tea by
John Walker their Seminary Hill Ihe
of Annapolis
Smith, New York who guests OF
Bryant returned Thursday to
their home
who New YORK came
Prince street
widow of Representative Tggart OF Kansas
her D.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
DIR. Kavser to Talk

Dr. Elmer L. Kayser, professor Of
modern European history at George
Washington University, will discuss
The European outlook at the
Washington Club program at II am.
Tuesday at the clubhouse.
Mrs. Charles Conard will review
The Old Lady Shows Her Medals y
by J. NJ. Barry, at the book chat
tomorrow at II am.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Milk Glass Is Topic

Early American milk glass will be
discussed by Mrs. w. w. Stock
berger, collector, and Mrs. F. B. Lin
ton. charter member of the Takoma
Park Women's Club, at the annual
tea of the homemakers department
of the club Thursday from 2 to 4
pm at the Takoma Park Md
Library.
Mrs. Stockberger will exhibit
complete matching service for eight
in 1850 lace edge milk glass. col
lected piece By piece in the Middle
Atlantic region.
Evening star., 1941-01-12

st art, at the University of the
s tn. Another son, Tom M. Stew
., is studying law.
Senator and Mrs. Stewart will be
joined for the inauguration festivi-
ties by Senator Stewards parents,
Judge T. L. Stewart, chancellor at
Evening star., 1941-01-12

Winchester. Tenn, and Mrs. Stew
art. The Senator's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley
Krotzer of Chappaqua, N. Y, also
will be with them.
Senator and Mrs. D. Worth Clark
have given up their house at 2910
Evening star., 1941-01-12

Glover driveway and have taken the
house at 43l4 Cathedral avenue for
the winter season. Senator John A.
Danaher has moved into the house
at 6343 Thirty-first place, where
Mrs. Dapaher will join him shortly.
She has been detained in their
home, in Hartford, because of illness.
Senator Prentiss M. Brown is at
the Dodge for the early winter and
Mrs. Brown is expected to come in
time for the Inauguration.
Senator Charles o. Andrews of
Florida and Mrs. Andrews, who were
at the Carroll Arms last season, have
moved to the house at 3511 Abe
marie street, where they will be
through the winter months.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Brooks
Continued From Page D-1.)

Mrs. LANCER has remained in their
home in Bismarck, where their two
younger children are in school, Mary
Erskine LANCER in high school, and
Cornelia Lyndon LANCER in the
grade school. The we'll known Emma
Bulkley LANCER, the oldest of their
four girls, is a member of the staff of
magazine, and lives in New York,
while her younger sister Miss Lydia
Cady LANCER, is an art student at
the Sarah Lawrence School.
Senator John Thomas has been
joined in his quarters at the George
Washington Inn by Mrs Thomas.
Senator Mon C. Wallgren of
Washington is at the Woodley Park
Towers.
Senator Brooks to Attend
Governors Inauguration.
Senator c. Wayland Brooks
the Upper House has gone to Ill: ,
for the Inauguration of Gov. D. ri.
Green and will return here later
in the week. Senator Brooks has
taken an apartment in the West
chester and probably will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Brooks when he
comes east in few days. Their
son Russell is a student at Todd
School in Woodstock, Ill.
Senator and Mrs. Tom Stewart
Of Tennessee have taken the house
at 6312 Beachwood drive in Mary
land and will have quite house
party for the Inauguration. They
have with them their daughter,
Miss Betty Ann Stewart, who was
graduated from Agnes Scott School
last year, and her younger sister,
Miss Mary Helen Stewart, a student
at the King-Smith School here.
Two of their sons are in school,
Paul Turner Stewart, at the Landon
School in MARYLAND. and Lawrence
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Southern
Maryland
Social Items
Jack Hardings
Hosts to Visitors
From Sweden

LEONARDTOWN. Md, Jan. Ii
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Harding have
with them for a fortnight at their
place on Breton Bay, Mrs. Hard
ing's sister, Miss Emma Messing,
and Miss Lille Timm of the Amer
lean Legation in Stockholm, Sweden,
who are vacationing in this country.
Mrs, Albert M. Davis of Compton
is spending week in Washington
with her daughter, Miss Anita Davis,
and her son and daughter in law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Davis, and their
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett McWilliams
of Washington will be dinner guests
of Capt. and Mrs. Frederick Nc
Williams tomorrow. They also will
have with them Mr.. George McWil-
liams and Mr.. Roy McWilliams of
Washington.
Mr.. Jordon Dorsey of Annapolis
has moved to the Breton Bay farm
across from Leonardtown. and in
D.
Dorsey and their children.
Mrs. Emily Herbert. who spent the
holidays with her children, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Herbert and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Herbert, in Washington, and
also visited Mr.. and Mrs CODY
Herbert in Baltimore, returned Mon
day to her home at Dynard.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Latham and
their infant daughter, Barbara Ann,
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Cryer of
Washington, will spend tomorrow
with Mrs. Theodore Latham on
Breton Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ellis
Guests of Carol Ellises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ellis of Wash
ington are guests this week end of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Ellis of Bush
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs M. c. Vogt of WASH
intgon are spending tonight and to-
morrow with Mr. and Mrs. John B.
Abel at Bayside, their home at
Clements, Md.
Mrs. Richard H Sears entertained
this afternoon at a buffet dinner
followed by cards for Col. and Mrs.
Bruce Bently of Laurel, Md Thirty
other guests attended the affair
given at Society Hill, her home on
Breton Bay.
1t. Henry Jenhke, U. S. N, and
Mrs. Jenhke were hosts at a buffet
supper Monday evening.
Mr.. Harry FenWick will entertain
tomorrow at dinner for Miss Pauline
Stuart Hewry of Falls Church Va.
and Mr.. Bruce S. Cotton of WASH
tngton.
Mrs. Mary H Hancock, with Mr..
and Mrs Philip Perry and their
daughter, Miss Mary 10 Perry. of
Washington are spending this week
end with Mrs. Emily Davis, at her
Chaptico home
Miss Mary Elizabeth Reeder re-
turned to West Hatton Tuesday
after spending the holidays with
relatives in HyattsVille.
Mrs. Kenneth Clark has as her
house guest Miss Mary Nick Mat
theWs of Washington.
Ethel Kloby and Annie WerZ
Guests of Irving Weiners.
Miss Ethel Kloby and Miss Annie
Werz of Washington are spending
this week end with Miss Kloby's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Weiner.
Maj. and Mrs. William H. Lloyd
have with them Mrs. Francis Shoe
maker, who will leave this week for
Panama to join her husoard, 1t.
Shoemaker, U. S. A, who is sta
toned there.
Miss Nellie Sterling. accompanied
by her brother, Mr.. William Sterl-
ing, of Washington are spending
this week end with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Sterling.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Showing Soup Rutioned

Every male holder of a SOAP
rationing card in Germany is en-
titled to purchase every four months
one stick of shaving soap weighing
about three ounces, which Germans
say is not sufficient for their needs.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Sofety Drive in Chino

To reduce traffic accidents Il
Shanghai, China, a Safety Firs
film was made and shown n ell
theaters, mills and other industrial
centers, 100000 handbills were
distributed. and letters and booklets
we're mailed by the police 10 every
motorlSt.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
MRS. CARROLL OSCAR
STANSBURY.

Before her recent marriage
she 1DaS Miss Jane Flory An
keney, daughter of Mrs. Isaac
Ankeney, jr., of Clear Spring,
Md. -Hessler Photo.
Evening star., 1941-01-12

MRS. FLOYD ABRAHAM.
Before her marriage re-
Gently she UdS Miss Judith
Cohen, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Cohen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Abraham are residing at
6420 Fourteenth street.
-Under1Dood & Underwood
Photo.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
MRS. CHESTER WAYNE
HUDSON (centerJ.

HUDSON (centerJ.
Daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter N. Turner of Palmetto,
Fla, she formerly WaS Miss
Cleo MdrIene Turner. Mr..
Hudson is the son of Mr..
Thomas r. Hudson OF Wash :
ington.
Underwood & Underwood
Photo.
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La gaceta., 1941-11-03

Cada ciudadano puede ayudar a
atenuar la inflaz6n comprando
BonoS y Sellos para la Defensa.
P, JC6mo podre obtener di-
nero por mis- Sellos de Ahorro
81 necesitase redimirlos?
r. Yendo a la mas cercana
oficina postal,
Nota. Para coInprsr Sellos o
Bono spara la Defensa, dirijase
a la mas cercana oficina de CO.
rreos B banco, o escriba pidien.
do information al Tesorero de
os Estados Unidos, Washington
d. c. Los sellos Sc italian tam
bien de venta en- la mayoria de
los establec'mientos al detalle
La gaceta., 1941-11-03
LOS BONOS PARA
LA DEFENSA
Preguntas y ~respuestas

P. IQue Sc entiende pOr in
flaz6n y como puede ser mini
mizada?
r. Inflaz6n es una disminu-
ci6n en- ell roder de compra del
dollar p~roducida por un aumen-
to en- ell costo de la vida. Este,
\ su vel, es originate por una
fuerte demanda de parte del
publico, resultante en- un rapi-
do crecimiento en- las ganancias
de la naci6n, de cosas que nc
pueden ser hechas en- cantida.
des Suficientemente grandes
La gaceta., 1941-11-03
La Matinee de Aver

Como era de es. erar, la fies-
ia veSpertina celebrada aver Do
mingo por la Secci6n de Recreo
del Centric Espanol culmin6 en-
Otro exito.
FL Centre ha conquistado ell
carino de nuestra juventud y ell
entusiasmo no Necae.
Ali Sc reunen las mas elegan-
ties muchachas y disfrutan de va
rias horaS de maxine delete.
Muy bonito ell salon de fiestas
con sus mesas alrededor.
Merecidas salvas de aplausos
Sc le tributaron al conjuntO de
todos los ritmos, don Francis
co." con su cantante Nolan Ca
nova.
IDur6 hasta despues de las 8
Gle la noche.
Para ell domingo sc anuncia
la quinta matinee de la tempo
rada.
La gaceta., 1941-11-03
La asistencia fue de 10 mas

La a~SiStencia fue de 10 mas
Selscta.
Sc bail6 con los Broadway
lC,.egians' haSta deSpues de las
~ de la noche.
BESIDE la p~lataforma de la md
si2a Sc anunci5, que Ell pr6Ximo
Domingo verificara otro bale,
Reciba la Secci6n que CONAN
ia ell Sr. Celestino (Cuco) Fer
nandez, nutstra felicitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-11-03
Las mujeres obtienen alvio en- dos formas

corriente del jugo gastrico, En- es-
Ia forma mejora la digestion; y ash
ayuda a construir ell estado fisico
de las mujeres debiles o NAL nutri-
das.
En- esa otra forma tambien ayuda
a aliviar la incomodidad periodical.
CARDUI tiene una marca de 81
amos de popularidad y este invita- a
la eonfianza.
La gaceta., 1941-11-03
CGba1'er de Gro

Entramos de lleno en- la Glti-
ma semana de preparation, por
la Secci6n de Damas de Protec-
ci6n y Auxilio del Centre Espa-
mol. Sc verificara ell sabado.
En- esta semana publicaremos
la lista de las personals que han
ordenado separar mesas.
La parte bailable lie ha sido
enccmendada a las orquestas
Don Francisco" Y La Sonora
Este conjunto estrenara varias
pleas cubanas Y espahoias. En-
su oportunidad dare a conocer
los nombreS.
A la media noche, un gran &C
to de variedades.
La gaceta., 1941-11-03
NOTAS NOCIALN
IkoR MARlo RODRIGUEZ
HermOsa "Baby"

HermOSa "Bdby"
En- la madrugada del sabado
di6 a luz la Sra. Noemi esposa
del estimado caballero Manuel
Alfonso.
Una hermosa nina, ell primer
fruto de su matrimonio.
Ell adWenimiento tuvo lugar
en- ell Sanatorio del Centre Es-
panol, siendo recibida la criatu-
ra por ell DR.. Santiago Paniello,
director de csc centric de salud.
La nueva cindadana llevara
por nombre jeanette Maria A
lonso
Lleguen con estas lineas nues
ira mas Sincera f~elicitacion a
los dichosos papas, y a la nina
deseamos un mundo lleno de
ventures.
La gaceta., 1941-11-03

Nuchos de 10. a~sistentes lucia
.rcn bonitos y originates disfra-
ees.
Muy bion n orluesta don
+ arci1co," ejecutanGo los ulti-
nos hits de la temporada.
Ell pdblico, guardando el ma
y2r orden, Sc divirti6 a su gus
to.
Felicitamos a los organizado-
res de este festival, por ell gran
exito obtenido.
La gaceta., 1941-11-03

Dolores peE6dicos de cabeza, ner-
viosidad, calambres, cuando son de-
bidos a causas funcionales, sc alivian
para muchas mujeres que comienzan
a tomar ell CARDUI tres dias IAN
ties del tempo, y 10 usan como Sc
Ordena.
Pero Ell CARDUI tiene otro impor-
tante uso. Es un t6nico hecho para
estimular ell apetito y aumentar Ia
La gaceta., 1941-11-03
Ell bale del AstuaianO

Muy concurrido Sc vic ell bal
lie celebrado anoche por la Sec
ci6n de Recreo del Centre Astu-
riano, en- la sala principal de su
edificio social de las avenidaE
de Nebraska y Palm.
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Nay mejorGdO

Sc encuentra ell jOven Bien-
venido Cuellar, tras haber side
sometido a una delicada inter :
venci6n Quirdrjica. Dentro de
pocos dias sera trasladado a su
Residential de la Decima aveni-
da.
Mucho nos alegra dar la mott
cha.
La gaceta., 1941-11-03

En- ell dia de hoy cumple un a
TO mas de vida laestimada Sra.
Angela Castro, e posa de nues-
tro apreciado amigo Antonio
Castro,
Tan fausta fecaa no la cele
brara; pero a su Residential,
1915 de la avenida IL, acudiran
amistades y familiares a testi-
moniarles Su carino.
Felicidadesl
La gaceta., 1941-11-03
Ope1'dd0

En- dias pasados fue sometido
a una operation ell apreciado jo
ven Oscar Vades. Operation que
practice, con gran acierto, ell
DR.. Guillermo Roig, en- su clint
ca de la avenida de Nebraska.
Seglin informes que recibi-
mos, en- dias de esta semana Sc
ra trasladado a su hogan.
Notieia que alegrara grande-
mente a sus familiares y ami
gos