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Evening star., 1941-11-09

to be luncheon guests Of her sister
Mrs. Wells Mitchell. After the
luncheon Mrs. Leavltt ana mel
guests attended the Navy-Notrf
Dame football game.
In the party with Mrs. Leavltt ano
her sons we're Mr.. William MUCK
Mr.. Richard Cook and Mr.. William
Woodburn.
Next wednesday Mrs. John n
Ferguson will have guests for lunch'
eon and two tables of bridge and or
SATURDAY. DR.. and Mrs. Fred san
derson will give a tea for the Poto-
mar Hunt Club after the after
moons run. The party Will be helc
m the Semmes Farm on the Gler
road.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fifleld are Wis
iting Mrs. Fifield's brother ana SIS
ter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie "A
Rossiter in Minneapolis.
Mrs. B. Peyton Whalen went te
Boonsboro, Nd, yesterday to stay
until Wednesday with her cousin
Mrs. Mary MacMullen.
Mrs. James Tracy of Albany, N, T.
Is snending the early fall months
at Stone Ridge on Rockville PIKE
with DR.. and Mrs. George Z. HAM
ilton.
Mrs. Edwin H. Etz has returned to
her home on Goldsboro road from
Westmorelano. N. H, where she
went in the early summer.
Visit Miami Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian D. Conover
are in Miami Beach for a fortnight S
stay.
Mrs. Emory H. Bogley and Mrs
James c. Dulin, jr., went to Ne"
York this morning to attend the
National Horse Show at Madison
SQUARE Garden. Mrs. Bogleys son
Mr.. Samuel E. Bogley, is riding MS
horse Ringmaster in the show.
1t. Comdr. H. H. Cory and Mrs
CORY will spend the coming week
end with Mrs. Corry's relatives IN
Morristown. N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Hoover,
who lived on Walsh street unui
about month ago, are now located
in TYRONE. N. Mex. where MI
Hoover has been sent by the Smith
sonian Institution to take charge OF
It's Solar Laboratory.
At Texas Meeting.
DR., and Mrs. Woodson T. Birth
right. who went to Texas last week
to attend the meeting of the Amerl-
can Dental Society. are spending
several days with Capt. L. H. Heintz
and Mrs. Heintz before returning
home early this week.
Mrs. Jerome c. Shear and Mrs.
John Miller are weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Moody in Will
Namsburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. David R. Starry will
90 to Montpelier, Va, Friday to be
weekend guests of Maj. and Mrs
Hugh B. Craig and to attend the
parties in connection with the an
nual steeplechase on the Dupont
estate.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
All.States Club
To Give Ball

The Washington All States Club
is planning a gala Armistice ball
Tuesday night in the Hall Of Ma
tions of the Hotel Washington. The
affair is formal. Dancing will be
from $50 to l o'clock.
Many leading Government officials
and members of Congress now re-
siding in Washington have been In
vited to attend the ball.
Members of the Montana delega-
ton of the club are in charge OF
arrangements and will serve on the
Reception Committee.
Mr.. Paul Conner is general chair
man. Other Montanans assisting
him on the committee are Miss
Evelyn Lavoie, Miss Eileen Hoerster
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Visitors Entertained

GAITHERSBURG, Md, Nov. B.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Rowland have
arrived to spend the winter with
Mrs. Rowland's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. English.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew w. He'll are
spending a week with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Marjorie Semperton, in
Washington before motoring to
Miami, Fla, for the winter.
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Miss Evelyn Hogan, Miss Rosemary
Waters, Miss 10 Valladon, Miss
Thelma Gore, Miss Arleen Byers,
Miss June Baird, Miss Joanne Tone,
Miss Margaret johnson, Miss Alice
VoileS, Miss Isabelle Tilton, Miss Vir-
ginia Tilton, Mrs. Richard F. Fox,
Mr.. Robert Watkins, Mr.. Art Pal
mer and Mr.. Donald Strong.
Service uniforms, dark suits or
tuxedo are acceptable for men. For
further information contact the All
States Club at the Hotel Washing
ton.
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6:15 pm. daily. Twelve one-hour
visits, $l2.50 and include the
full use Of the gymnasium. Turkish
bath, sun lamp treatment, exer-
cises, steam cabinet. and all me-
chanical devices. The service is
diversified-and classes arranged
for those with individual problems.
1921 CONN. AVE. DIS. 1915.
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dor. DR.. Hu Shih, and Mrs. Cordell
Hull.
Additional patrons who have ac-
cepted Mrs. McNutt's invitations are
Justice and Mrs. William Douglas,
the Secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, jr., and the
Secretary of Commerce and Mrs.
Jesse Jones.
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pens to send it for no reason at all.
Perhaps huge mum to wear to
the game or box Of autumn
flowers to brighten her room
or a colorful touch for her dinner
table. GUIDE BROTHERS CON-
PANY has them all >. and there's
a capable staff of floral artists at
each Of the four conveniently To-
Gated flower stores. Visit the one
closest you. Main store at 1912 F
ST. Phone MA. 4276.
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tion TO being on oetress. Miss
Sonds is whot is colled, by a
somewhat high sounding French
word, q "diseuse." Her skill in
this field is the direct result Of
q hobby.
Miss Sends offended Rod
eliffe College and while there
oeted in student plays OF neigh
boring Horvord's Dro otie
Workshop. This led her TO the
keiehborhood Playhouse. Dur
ing thot period she began doing
impersonotions for her own
amusement and thot Of her fel-
low players. Then she beson
doing her impersonotions for
the public and later went on
tour os q one -womon show.
II believe every eoreer ~omon
should have q hobby or side
line" soys Miss Sonds. "ond
particularly in the theoter.
TheotricoI employment hos ol-
woys been uncertoin and spo-
rodic. ! think every ~omon, in
whotever field, should hove a
hobby. Not only is it stimulot-
ing mentoIly. but it moy we'll
develop, os in my cose, into q
veIuobIe osset."
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designed to carry your greetings to
young, old. frivolous and feminine,
massive and masculine names on
your list. Cards designed by West
Coast artists, New York artists and
from the American Artists group.
Join the gay throngs that are DASH
ing into BREWOOD-and order
your cards NOW. In that way
You'll have them addresse
stamped and ready for mailing
early. 1877 G STREET.
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Diplomats
Continued From Page DID

exhibit in the Metropolitan Museum
of Art.
The exhibit was shown here in
the National Art Gallery. The Min
lister and Mrs. Casey gave reeep-
tion at the Willard Hotel following
the formal opening.
Senator Ralph o. Brewster will be
joined this week by Mrs. Brewster.
They will be at the Maylower for
the winter.
Mrs. Prentiss NJ. Brown was in
Washington with Senator Brown for
few days last week and will return
to their Michigan home in time for
Thanksgiving Senator Brown will
join her in Michigan for Christmas
and she will accompany him to
Washington the first of the year.
The Assistant Secretary of State,
Mr.. Dean Acheson, will be joined
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tinctive foods-deliciously prepared.
Try their wonderful $3.50 dinner
with q choice Of steak, Virginia
ham, fried chicken or turkey.
Located halfway between Wash
ington and Baltimore. and only 80
minutes from the White House
Drive out for a day-or an eX-
tended stay. Route 20, Colesville
Pike, 10 miles from Silver Spring.
Open until 8 pm. Lotion S.
Wesley, owner. Phone Ashton 3946.
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Tor you. Mile
Louise, directreSs
of the EMILE
HEALTH CLUB
has a d d e d
" o special Il
c | q 8 8 e S-a n
" EARLY B ir d
Glass" at 8 am.
and q "Twi-
light Glass" at
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CtUlS y II b y
d 1 l e m m a
about your
budget now
while you
h q We tn e
re to
figure ou t
how! Shop
ping will be
m 0 IRE fun,
-&"~ koir
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m y S I cry Of
h o " B r E.
WC Cd can
give so much
variety an d
b e a u t y in
G h ri S t mas
cards-at such
/ n v l t / n &
prices. Over
2 mn Styl q s
Evening star., 1941-11-09

GAcl ClSC W llluSlC, /,
with machines and
steam cabinet, SIS.
Steam cabinet and
Swedish massage,
Sl7.50. Ten one
h our treatments,
S25. Ask about the
Evening Talks"
given in the salon
on corrective ex-
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glorious life. And
it's such fun to
learn to dance .
especially at the
LEROY THAYER
STUDIOS
where you can
take privately or
form your own
group. or join a
oIo-s that 10 iI1St
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wonderful, electri-
cal "Slenderator"
reduces you with
out diet, massage
or exercise. The
Mineral Herbal
Reclining Cabinet
is invigorating and
slimming. And Of
course, heavy
Swedish massage
1902 CONN. AVE.
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Bethesda Residents Enjoy
Many Small Parties
Mr. and Mrs. Tolson Give Dinner
For Mrs. John A. Christensen,
On Visit From Florida

dinner party which Mr. and Mrs d. C. Ioson
gave Friday Bethesda residents having
Q end of many small parties.
return to her home in Orlando
Fla She and daughteri-sW Mr. and Mrs Carl
R Christensen Bradley Hills for several weeks.
Mrs Leav took her two Raymond Leavt jr
and Donald three their friends Baltimore yesterday
Evening star., 1941-11-09

NrleS OF G o Z
sa es Of her
favorite flowers.
1t doesn't have
to be her BIRTH
day or an ami
versary. As a
matter Of fact.
she'll be more
thrilled tn a n
eyer IL he ham
Evening star., 1941-11-09

HOBe 3 Ancient
M q ri n e ~?
You'll see 1T
come to life on
Thursday eve
ming, November
18th . . . when
the Fourth An
nual " H U N T
DINNER again
takes place in
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SIEIOS COMPAN Y
for repairs. Runs
are mended invisibly
for Just q few pen
nies. Only 15c to
repair q first thread
short run; zoe for .
long thread run; Sc
for each additional
run. Snags eradi-
C . t e d 6 ! ;
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i d L ] LILIES
for those
who find it
difficult to
e n t ertain
at no m e
. . . q n d
serves the
mnst. die-
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starting. Learn to waltz, fox trot
rumba and tango before the forth.
coming holiday parties and
learn to dance with confidence.
Enroll tomorrow. You'll love It.
1915 CONN. AVE. Phone NIT.
<12l
Evening star., 1941-11-09

cancellation shoes from other hne
store and factories-at tiny prices.
Only S595 and $7.95-for shoes
regularly to s22.50. Also . large
group at $3.e5-values to $8.75.
Sizes 3 to 10. Widths AAAA to G.
Open every night until 8. Half
block from Dupont Circle -. at
1928 CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
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" DANCING Is FUN FOR
FAIR OR FOUL
WEATHER." It's the one relaxa-
ton that brings weary bodies to
Evening star., 1941-11-09
t>>>>>>>>>>>>%

I" mystery IN CHRIST
MAS CARDS!" Even
Sherlock Holmes himself would
find it dificult to unravel the
Evening star., 1941-11-09
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/" DON'T LET THE YULE-
TIDE CATCH YOU
UNAWARES, do your Christmas
shopping without financial cares!
Evening star., 1941-11-09
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/" A RE YOU AN EARLY
BIRD-or a late
bird?" Do you need to lose weight
or relax after a hectic day at
work? Then Helene has good news
Evening star., 1941-11-09

Hall Hollis
c A B I N
H A N D l.
CRAFTERS.
They'll make
unusual and
d ! . tinctive
& / I is 70 r
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/" r EDUCE-ALL OVER OR
IN SPOTS!" Go to
ANNE T. KELLY'S, the largest
health salon for women in town.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
=" II . I.
<>>>>><>><<<<>
TWELFTH ST

e by AMERICANS, FOR
AMERICA ANS, OF
AMERICAN MATERIALS are
the old time handicrafts at Louise
Evening star., 1941-11-09

&" A Dv1cE TO THE LOVE-
LORN." Gentlemen,
eager to make headway with ada
mant young ladies, should try a
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d" DON'T CALL 1T A DAY"
-. until you've driven
out TO ALLOWAY. This charming
100-acre manor offers innumerable
Evening star., 1941-11-09
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d" Sc1ENT1F1c-ARE THE
THREE WAYS TO
LOSE EIGHT" at the
JENNIE SCHULTZ SALON. The
Evening star., 1941-11-09

Unique pottery, hooked rugs, dolls,
furniture, wood carvings, weaving,
woodenware and metal crafts. Shop
early ana uSs thu convenient lay.
away plAa. 1o0o K 81. NV.
Evening star., 1941-11-09

. or design
and make new
ones for you,
most reason
ably. Hens,
I r o m Z 5 c.
Dresses from
So. Suits and
coats made to
order. This
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lsAh," the
new The
oter Guild
{ o N . d y
" h i { h
comes TO
the No
Y " "
Tn 9 o ter
Z o m o r
row night.
L. adj.
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prices far
below their
r e g u ] a r
value. ROSS
s A T U r N
h as SAKS
F I r T H
A v E N U e
90 d sc n .
t l n ue d.
- --A
Evening star., 1941-11-09
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6. MARY MARY, ARE
YOUR CLOTHES
CONTRARY" HELENE (your edi-
tors namesake) will remodel them
Evening star., 1941-11-09
>>>>>>>>>><<<<

I" NO MORE coLLEc-
= TIONS OF USELESS
ODD STOCKINGS" when
you take your snagged ones to the
Evening star., 1941-11-09

ercises, health and body improve
ment. 1929 F ST. MA. 1856.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Theaier Note

How Q hobby con develop into
q profession is Illustrated BY the
eoreer Of Dorothy Sonds. who
hos on impoytont port in "Popo
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Miss Ruby Lee Barley
To Be Wed to MIR. r. w. Hill.

Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil E. Barley OF
Arlington, Va, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Ruby Lee Barley, to Mr.. Raymond
w. Hill, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
D. Hill, also of Arlington.
The wedding will take place No
vember 90
Miss Barley and Mr.. Hill were
graduated from Washington and Lee
High School. Mr.. Hill is connected
with a company at Norfolk, Va.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
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d" BLESS THEIR soLEs" =.
It's so wonderful to be
able to buy and wear Americas nm
est and most beautiful shoes at
Evening star., 1941-11-09

this week by Mrs Acheson. who has
been visiting in her former home
in Michigan.
The former Counselor of the Po-
lish Embassy and Nine. Sokolowska
are back in Washington and expect
to be here at least two months. M.
and Nine. Sokolowska are among the
popular members of the diplomatic
corps and made a very wide circle
of friends while he was attached to
the Embassy four or five years ago.
NJ. and Nine. Sokolowska are stay
ing at the Claridge, where they have
taken an apartment.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Margaret Frisbie's
Betrothal Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. William z. Frisbie
of Chevy Chase, Md, entertained
recently to announce the engage
hnent of their daughter, Miss Mar
earet Ellen Frisbie, to Mr.. John
Foster Dickinson, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Dickinson of Alta
Vista, Md.
Both Miss Frisbie and Mr.. Dick
lnson are graduates Of the Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase High School
and attended the University Of
Maryland.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Evening star., 1941-11-09

men" are favorites
with the masculine
contingent. Fragrances
are Sagebrush, Leath-
er, Pine and Vetiver.
Chessmen Toilet Wat
er is 1925. After
Shaving Powder, $50.
Also Friction Lotion,
Hair Lotion, Sachets
and Scented Lacquer.
Opposite Army-Navy
CONN. AVE. at Eye s
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&c. THE GUESTS ARE MET
the feast Is set
mayst hear the merry din"
Remember that line from Cole
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s. Use SCENTS, YOUNG
WOMAN. TO WIN
HIM" Buy his Christmas gifts at
MARY CHESS whose Chess
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Miss Janet McF eaters
Eugaped tn Marry.

MISS janet McT cdtciS
Engaged to Marry.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. McFeaters
of Woodland Heights, Richmond
Va, announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Janet Lenleta
McFeaters, to Mr.. Roscoe A. Jordan
of Arlington, Va, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis H. Jordan.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Miss McFeaters is graduate OF
West Philadelphia High School. Mr..
Jordan is a graduate of Washington
and Lee High School and the Gin
cinnai College of Embalming.
Evening star., 1941-11-09

clever young designer is located In
Apt. 305, Miramar Apis, 18th and
R. I. Ave. NV. For appointment
phone MI. $500.
Evening star., 1941-11-09

Beta Theta Pi Fraternity and Phi
Delta Phi Legal Fraternity.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
BEl-0WYN

Yarns. And if you're knitting .
sweater for a soldier, they have the
special khaki service yarns. 1909
CONN. AVE. DE. 5237.
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" NEEDLES CLICK MER-
RILY" at BEL-GWYN
Shop, and Miss Macellite Hardy,
former head Of Garfinckels knit

ting depart
m e n +, will
aid you with
your knit
ting prob
lens. BEL
G w YN is
now the ex-
c ! u S ! v e
agency for
M / n erva a
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Engagements

Continued from Page DID
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-01-16
CAPITOL
R-WeZUC
VIII Relax Blockade
BY Harold Knutson

The American Red Cross an
nounced that the British govern
ment has consented to ease the
blockade of unoccupied France,
Finland and Spain so as to permit
Red Cross relief ships to land food
stuffs, medical supplies, and pro-
badly clothing into these countries.
That's fine. Britain should now go
a step further and permit similar
supplies to he sent to Poland, Nor
way, Denmark and Belgium where
suffering is equally acute. If food
stuffs, medical supplies and cloth
ing can be sent into France, Fin
land and Spain without danger of
being diverted into other channels,
1t should be equally easy to pre-
vent diversion in the latter named
countries. Under Red Cross super
vision all supplies sent into occu-
pied territories will be devoted to
the purposes intended. This Is a
matter that concerns all nations.
Blockades bring hunger. Under
nourishment Of whole peoples US
ually result in epidemics such as
we had back in the fall Of 1918
when over 300 thousand Americans
died from "flu" that had its origin
in the famine stricken portions Of
Europe.
Midwest Disseminated Against
Minnesota and other midwestern
states have not been getting their
proportionate share Of the nation
al defense business, notwithstand-
ing that the delegations from the
several states in that area have
been active in presenting their re-
sources and available facilities.
Last week Mayor George f..
Leach and State Defense Coordin-
ator E. L. Olrich were in Washing
ton comforting with the Minnesota
delegation regarding the matter.
Go-getter Leach spent a couple
of days contracting the various de-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-01-16
Enlistment in Defense
Force No Deferment
Training, However, VIII
Be Of Great Value To
Men In Selective Service

Enlistment in the Minnesota De-
Tense Force will in no way effect
mans status under Selective Ser
vice. It is understood it Is the
impression Of a large number of
registrants who have high order
numbers and would therefore not
be indicted into the military SER
vice through 'Selective Service for
a considerable period of time, that
If they enlist in the Minnesota
Defense Force to receive military
training the Government will de-
eide they would be better quail
fled for Army service than those
who have no training and there
fore they would be taken out Of
turn under Selective Service.
Colonel J. e. Nelson, State Di-
rector, therefore wishes to empha-
size the fact that Selective Ser
vice does not induct men out Of
the order determined by the Ma
tional Lottery unless they volun-
teer for immediate induction.
The training which one receives
in the Minnesota Defense Force
will on the other hand be of value
to a registrant in the possibility
OF being given more rapid promo
ton when indicted In the Nations
armed forces.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-01-16
All Hesse left Monday

AL Hesse left Monday for
Rochester where he is undergoing
medical checkup this week. Mrs,
Hesse said she expects to join him
there after a clinic report of his
condition Is available. In the mean
time Mr.. Hesse's duties as man
ager of the Gamble stores are be-
ing assumed by Eddie Hanson, OF
Glenwood, who will remain here
until Mr.. Hesse is able to return to
work.
Mrs. Jos. Robinson returned to
her home this week after spending
the weekend at the home Of her
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Robin
son, in Long Prairie. The couple
were married only shortly before
Christmas and returned recently
after an eastern wedding trip to
Long Prairie.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry J Soltau
and daughter, Phyllis, and William
Soltau, of Minneapolis, were week
end visitors in this city at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Sol
tau. The group were dinner guests
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Stegner
autoed to Long Prairie Sunday
where they were visitors with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Pryor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kroutzer and
daughter, of Swanville, were week
end guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Swan Thornbloom and fam
lily.
E. F. Gaskill, Of st. Cloud, was
a visitor last Thursday with Miss
Regime Unger and Frank Unger.
Mrs. Ed G. Fettgather fell at
her home on 7th Street last week
and injured her shoulder. She is
resting comfortably however.
Johnny Butler, junior college
student and member of the Buc-
cancer basketball team, is confin-
ed to his home this week after he
fell on the ice and injured his
knee. The injury kept him out Of
the Buccaneer game with Monte.
video Tuesday evening, reduced
the club to only five men.
Gunther Hillerud left Wednesday
for Minneapolis where he is
spending the day on business.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-01-16
Thursday, january is, 1941
only getting one side. Let us have

only getting one side. Let US have
all the facts.
Government Cook Book
In years gone by many Of my
women readers to whom we have
sent copy Of Aunt Sammy's
Radio Recipes Revised have writ
ten in to express their apprecia-
ton for this little cook book, which
contains hundreds Of simple, yet
time-tested recipes. We have been
fortunate in securing a new supply
Of this publication. A free copy
will be mailed to anyone request
ing. A postcard addressed to me
at I'LL House Office Building,
Washington, d. c., will be suffi-
cient.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-01-16
MAJORITY GROUP
HAS BIG MARGIN
IN LEGISLATURE
Independents Obtain IS to 81
Members in Senate In Organ
ing, 101 Of 131 in House
OF Representatives

With the independent groups in
control by big majorities, members
of the two houses of the Mime
sofa legislature completed most of
the details Of organization during
the opening week of their session
and now are ready to begin con-
sideration of the major problems
facing them.
Fifty-five members Of the senate,
the largest number in many years,
lined up with the majority group
in the state senate and aided in Or
ganization of the upper house I'M
der the leadership of Senator Chas.
N. Orr, Of st. Paul, chairman of
the senate rules committee. This
leaves twelve members for the
farmer-labor or minority group.
In the house, fully one hundred
members lined up with the major
ity group headed by Roy E. Dunn,
who has been designated chairman
of the rules committee again. Nine
ty-nine members voted for the re-
election Of Lawrence Hall as speak
err Of the house, while George Hag-
en-, nominee Of the farmer-labor
caucus, got only Is votes. Two
members allied with the majority
group were absent, so that the in
dependents really had a total
strength of more than 100 votes.
Members Of the two houses list
ened with interest to the inaugural
address given by Governor Harold
E. Stassen and this week will be-
gin consideration Of his recommen-
dations and other proposals. Sem
ator Orr said the governors pros
posals will receive earnest consid-
Grafton, particularly those for ad-
vancement of child welfare and aid
to the handicapped. Representa-
tive Dunn expressed a similar view
and indicated his approval Of the
message. The governors report of
savings in administration costs, es-
pecially, attracted attention, and
most members were outspoken in
determination to keep expendi-
lures as low as possible.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-01-16

Millions Of travellers in every
state in the Union will have their
attention drawn to the scenic bea.
uty OF Minnesota Vacationland by
the large wall calendar gotten GU,
by the Greyhound Bus Lines TO,
lS4l: 1t presents a large scale
photograph in natural colors of a
rustic lodge in Itasca state park
and labeled, Minnesota Vacation.
land"
But for wartime restrictions BY
Canada on vacation travel, Mime.
sofas total of more than $151, 872
600 received from vacationists in
1910 would have been much larger
tourist bureau records show. In
some resort areas, where under
normal conditions, about one third
OF the patrons were Canadians
the proportion this year was less
than 8 per cent.