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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

RLTNGrON ACREAGE, Is ATTRACTIVE
acreS' sewer and water available, l0c bus,
10 minutes to D c. Easy terms. CHI, 1851,
ARLINGTON. VA.-8ts ACRES. g7th AND
Ohio SITS. adjoining two fast-developins
s1Ihdtvisinns oxford 1h3A.
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FORD 1898 de luxe Fordor sedan: white
wall tires. low mileage: fully euarsnteed.
1895. KEARNEY MOTORS, b023 Conn.
ava WO XIX -
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PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe 4-door sedan;
excellent condition; special sale price S3pa
KEARNEY MOTORS, 5o"3 Conn. ave.
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FORD 1910 de luxe Tudor: 10000 miles;
will transfer to responsible person taking
over 81 notes at S2s.65 mo. Hils'ds
O49f-M Monday. u
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

DODGE 1885 1z-ton panel in Al cor
tion; will sell very cheap. 595 Edmons
I'd. Hyatts. WA. 1862.
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PLYMOUTH 1941 demonstrator 4-door
touring. sedan: arriving gray, radio white
sldewaH tires. paramatic shift. very low
Florence. Oh 41O0
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FORD 1885 Tudor sedan; perfect, -
down. bal 50 Sc monthly KEARNEY NO.
TORS 5013 Conn ave wO 5lI6 IL
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FORD 1887 2-door sedan: perfect: &
down. sl2.6L monthly. kEARNEY NO
TORS. 5023 Conn ave WO Sis. IL
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DODGE 1898 4-door touring sedan ora
lnal paint very good tires price. s3aS.
FRED MOTOR CO., 400 Ga. ave. =.
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FORD 1a36 convertible coupe; new cream
paint bright chrome hubs. rims. etc: eN-
cellent black TOP. " s.-w. tires ard leather
upholstery: motor. clutch, front end Just
overhsuled very clean and smart-lookinE
car Private owner, AIS eth st. NV. IL
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ls BEAUTIFUL LOTS 50xl25 EA.,
Charles St. Harriet Park addition e
RoskviIls Nd olna[ quick sale siss gs ON ON
rrnperty D1 hlh3 Eve. TR. O310. 16'
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DE SOTO 1887 DE LUKE 2-DooR:
MOTOR COMPLETELY OvERHAULEDi
FINANCE COMPANY MUST SELL Sos so
PER MONTH. ONLY TWO PAYMENT5 q
REQUIRED. ADJUSTER, MR.. CALLAN,
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DODGE 1894 4-door; excellent condition
and appearance. heater good tires; $3.50.
No dealers Oxford 02I3
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SCHLFGH, & GOLDEN.

PLYMOUTH 1a3S de luxe 4-door sedan.
original black finish very GOOD. fine motor
and 5 very good tires; splendid family car
fnr QINn
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DE SOTO 194n opera seat coupe: just Ike
new. KEARNEY MOTOR CO, INC. SOFA
Conn ave. NV. Tel. WO. BIS. IL
DE SOTO custom sedan demonstrator fr-
ished in black. equipped with heater and
defroster: substantial discount; your car N
trade: new-car service. You can save UP 70
TWO hundred dollars on this onn.
WISCONSIN MOTORS, INC,
Plymouth and De Soto Dealers.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

HARD TO DUPLICATE THIS RARoA,IN,
bay, nearby rivers Wampier Lodge, ia a
on PPotomaei only $3.50 terms. Is A.,
7907 GE 6146.
LONG BEACH. ST. LEONARD, Md
White sand beach, on open bay; safe for
children; Al ii types lots, water front ont wood
6o0 F. II. A terms; small down payments;
one ready for immediate occupancy, For
your benefit see Long Beach before buying
erck Solonons Island road. 22'
AARKHAyEN: ON CHESAPEAKE Bay,
Furn. cottage for 81 ami; S25 wk.; avail.
Aus. 25th; sentiles. WI bl12.
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. PORT REPUBLIC,
ms 1ts or Of rTaes
20 furn, cottales. rent by week: fine bath
ing beach, fishing. AT 06s1 nights.
BRoADWATER BEACH. MD.--CLEAN cor
Water, g fS Soat; saS saS Ss ss m dE 4a4 ei'' run
COLONIAL. BEACH COTTAGE, z ROOMS,
furnished. Lincoln 5055
NEW BUNGALOW; FINISHED COMPLETE;
quiet, select neighborhood S1,100. S100
cash; SD mo. Apply DIR. BAILEY, owner.
BAY RIDGE-suNfMER HOME ON WATER
front; iron @ roSoms S furnished , sale, 81 300; foi
drive, Bay Ridge.
FOR RENT OR SALE-BAY-FR COT
tase, North Beach Park; ami, screened
shade, pvt. beach. WI B2S7.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY.
. new cottases, also used log cabin and
furnished cottages for sale at Cedarhurst,
on Ches. Bay, 81 miles D c. mear Shady
Side. Md A better restricted summer
colony. Good roads. elec,, SeaWall, pier,
boat harbor. Not an amusement resort.
Bids; sites, S1n0 up. Cottages, 81 $50 TO
Sf.hn0. Easy terms. Free circular on re-
quest. WALTER M BAUMAN, No.
ThOmAS Circle National coon
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Builders. 400 wooded lots in Sc. with
all improvements: price very cheap for low
cost housing. Call Mr. WhitefCrd Nc
DI a1n6.
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fntsh perfect; S5 down. Sl15a monthly,
KEARNEY MOTORS, 5023 Conn ave.
WO 5l15 -.
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NASH 1882 convertible coupe; newly re-
conditioned, radio and heater, sl2b. Call
EN- osRn lTs
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LAKE JACKSON

Near Manassas, Va, 81 mi D. C.--12-
mile fresh-wster lake; sale delishtful l0s
cabin, rooms, ami, stone fireplace
small down payment. bal like rent: reads
now Also one furnished to rent. Call
MannSsaS l9-F-4
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UNUSUAL OFFERINGS.

Mt. Pleasant store 20x45, with living
quarters above, well financed; small amount
of cash required; best shopping center
$4,000.
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CHRYSLER 1887 Airfiow 4-door sedan;
very Eood condition inside and out, good
| tires, radio. overdrive, heater. bargain,
f7b3s private owner terms small trade-in
cnnA!dnrnd- CaM AlnN4ndrLa lnIl
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Downtown houses, 1st commercial,
adjoining corner; has unusual possibilities;
requires about 81 $1,000 cash.
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TWO ATTRACTIVE SOFT. LOTS IN THE
$500 block of Potomac ave, overlooking
Potomac RIVER, Submit best offer Call
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OLDSMOBrLE 1899 six-70 de luxe club
coupe; excellent cond, radio and heater:
single ownership, inheritance; sacrifice.
S595. BY appointment. call TEMPLE eanS
OLDsMoBTLE 1887 6-cylinder club coupe;
only S345: terms. S45 cash, S93 mouth.
Roper. 1430 X / ne IR'
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radio; sacrifice. NO. 52l6- L.
FORD 80 4-door blue-fnish sedan eE-
cellent motor. tires like new and vsr7
clean throughout; s4o5 today: good eco-
nomicaI transportation; inspect car No.
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Barasin: zoned 90 II C, IS II, front. or
PPOD1F T. cor PFPT INC MA Ss75
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Nor are they interesting and anus
ing as household pets.
Still the idea prevails among old
fashioned husbands that there Is
something meritorious in a woman
being a stay-at-home and never
going places or seeing things and
having no conversational range be-
yond the children and the next-door
neighbors and the price of pork
chops.
Now men have the wrong angle
on this subject, and If they realized
what was good for them, instead of
trying to keep their wives locked
up in the house all the time and
objecting to their belonging to clubs
and having their little games of
bridge they would encourage them
in it. For it would be money in
their pockets and peace and happi-
ness in their homes.
TIE begin with, it would save hus-
bands lot Of doctors bills for their
wives to get around little. Halt
Of the neurotic women who are be-
ing treated for mysterious ailments
are just simply bored.
They have no interest outside OF
their homes, meet few strangers
get no new ideas and they get so fed
up on doing the same dull, monoto-
nous round of household chores, day
after day and year after year, that
they devise symptoms just to get
something they can get kick out of
And, Furthermore, the wife who
belongs to clubs makes many friends
who are valuable assets to her hus-
band and children in a business and
social way.
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Illinois
Wedding Of
Interest Here
Ruth McC Csormick
Becomes Bride of
NJ. P. Miller, Jr.

A wedding In Middle Greek Church
ut Rockford, Ill, yesterday is Of
interest here where the bride,
Miss Ruth Mccormick, and her
family are we'll known. Miss Nc
Cormick, daughter of Mrs. Albert
Gallatin Sims of Rockford, this city
and New Mexico, was married to
Mr.. Maxwell Peter Miller, jr.. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell p. Miller
of Rockford.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by Mr.. Simms, her stepfather,
wore . gown of white marquisette
made with q bertha collar, full skirt
which was fitted at the waist and
had no train. Her fingertip veil was
of tulle, and she carried an old
fashioned bouquet of sweetpeas.
Mrs. Courtland Barnes Of Alex
Andria was her sisters matron Of
honor and wore q -colored gown
Of muslin with a white top and
skirt shading into pale green. Her
small flower hat and sheaf of white
gladioluses completed her costume.
The other two attendants, Miss
Ann Simms of Albuquerque, N. Mex,
and Miss Eleanor Metcah of Provi-
dence, r. l., wore gowns Of pale
green muslin made in tiers. They
wore green velvet bows in their hair
and carried field daisies.
Mr.. Frederick Miller Of Rockford
was best man for his brother and
the ushers were Messrs. Talcott
Williams and Kenneth Jenson Of
Rockford, Mr.. George Barnes Of
Albuquerque, Mr.. James Castles and
Mr.. Donald Shafer of Chicago, and
Mr.. CORTLAND Barnes of Alexandria.
After the reception in the garden
at the home Of the brides mother,
the couple left on their wedding trip.
On their return thy will live in
Rockford.
The bride is q granddaughter Of
the late Senator Mark Hanna and
Of the late Ambassador, Robert 8.
Mccormick. Her mother, the for
mer Ruth Hanna Mccormick, was
Representative from Illinois at one
time.
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Miss Collins
Mr.. Treacy
Ceremony Held
In Church of
The Nativity

A solemn high nuptial mass was
celebrated this morning following
the marriage of Miss Eileen Eliza
beth Collins to Mr.. Hubert Jcln
Treacy, jr., by the Rev. Francis A.
Ryan of st. Leonard's Church, Ber-
wyn, Ill, assisted by the Rev. Wal
ter j. Ryan as deacon and the Rev.
William z. German as subdeacon.
Palms and vases of flowers were
on the altar and baskets of flowers
were in the sanctuary of the Church
Of the Nativity for the IL o'clock
ceremony, at which the liturgical
music of solemn high nuptial mass
was played. The bridal couple knelt
at satin covered prie-dieus within
the sanctuary during the mass. at
which they received holy COM
muniOn.
The bride, who Is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Collins, was
accompanied to the altar by her
father. She was gowned in white
moire made on princess lines with
long sleeves, a heart-shaped neck
line and full skirt ending in a
long train. Her full-length veil was
held by Mary. Queen of Scots cap.
and she carried her mothers prayer
book which was overlaid with white
orchids from which shower bou-
quet depended.
Miss Margaret Collins was maid
Of honor for her sister and her only
attendant. She wore a dress of blue
MORE with a hat of the same ma
terial in Mary, Queen of Scot style,
and she carried a colonial bouquet
| of late summer flowers.
The bridegroom, who is the son
Of Mrs. Hubert Treacy and the
late Mr.. Treacy. had for his best
man DR.. Aloysius Kelly Of Far
Rockaway, N. Y, and the ushers
were Mr.. Leo L. Loughlin of WASH
ington, Mr.. oscar Peterson of New
York City, Mr.. Maurice Flynn Of
Boston and Mr. Richard Douglass Of
Albany, N. Y.
A wedding breakfast after the
ceremony was held at the home Of
the brides parents at 14l6 Mon
| tague street, which was attended
by the members of the wedding
party and the members of the two
families.
The bride was graduated from the
immaculate Seminary and from
Trinity College. She received a
masters degree from the Catholic
University of America and was aft
erwards appointed to the faculty of
Trinity College.
The bridegroom was graduated
from Georgetown University and St.
Johns Law School in Brooklyn, N.
Y, and is a member of the New
York State Bar. He is associated
with the Federal Bureau of Investi-
CATION as special agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Treacy left after the
wedding breakfast, the latter wear
ing a brown and white print press
with brown hat and accessories
and a corsage of white orchids. They
will make their home in Pittsburgh.
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Dorothy Dix Says >>>
Wives Need Plenty of Diversion
If They Are to Be Interesting

Dear Dorothy Dix: I have been
married IS years. Am still young
and enjoy living. My husband is
good provider. We have a beautiful
home and two lovely youngsters. I
do all of my own sewing and house
work. My husband tells me that I
would be an ideal wife If I didn't
care to smoke or play bridge. Now
I only play bridge once a week and
I do not smoke excessively. I have
waited on my husband hand and
foot all these years and have en-
deavored to do everything possible
to make him happy and comfortable,
but I am not going to give up my
bridge, which is my only outside
pleasure. I love my husband, but
I cannot permit him to take away
every scintilla Of my personal lib
erty. After all, I never tell him
what he can or cannot do. Just
what is your opinion of a man who
will let a little innocent game of
bridge and an occasional cigarette
separate him from an otherwise
ideal wife? Indignant Wife.
Answer-No man ever makes a
bigger mistake than when he deprives
his wife of any innocent amusement
and tries to keep her shut up inside
of the four walls of her home. Yet
many husbands do this because they
are the victims of the old supersti-
ton that a woman should be like
the turtle and carry her house on
her back, though why, goodness only
knows. Turtles don't get very far.
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Miss Edith Hale
Becomes Bride
OF Mr.. Umstead

Capt. and Mrs. Edward A. Far
rell, Kensington, Md, announce
the marriage Of their niece, Miss
Edith Lockwood Hale, daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Grant Hale of New York, to Mr..
Cecil J. Umstead at Forest Glen,
Md. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Umstead will be
at home after october l at 3542
Raymoor road, Rock Greek Hills,
Md.
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Scholarship Awarded

A $500 scholarship for advanced
study in weather forecasting at the
University of Chicago has been
awarded by the Zonta International
to Miss Mildred w. Boyden of Sax
tons River, VT, is was announced
today.
The scholarship for graduate study
in some branches of aeronautics is
awarded annually in honor of Amelia
Earhart, woman flyer. Miss Boyden
was graduated in June from Welles-
ley College.
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this week end for Cincinnati, where
they will make their future home,
were honor guests at dinner party
given Tuesday evening by a group
of their friends on the Shoreham
Terrace. They have two children,
Susan and Nancy. Mr.. Greenlee has
been transferred from his position
here as assistant secretary of the
Southern Railway.
Mrs. Frank P. Clark and her
daughter, Mrs. Clarence A. Clements.
of Silver Spring, Md, are leaving
today for Baltimore, where they will
attend the wedding of Mr.. Edward
Clautice and Miss Mary Madelyn
Spraker tomorrow at St. Williams
Church. They are house guests of
the bridegroom elects parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Clautice.
DR.. Wendell E. Malin of River
dale. Md, is spending the week end
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank r. Malin, on their farm near
Vassar, Mich.
He went to Detroit by air Thurs
day morning and will return with
his family by train next Wednesday.
Mrs. Malin with their two children,
Junior and Joyce, have been va
cationing in Omaha, Nebr., with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P
Jacobsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Brown with their
son. Mr.. Brickman Brown, and
their daughter, Miss Molly Brown.
have returned to their home in
Arlington from a Today motor trip
that took them to Chattanooga and
Knoxville. Tenn. They returned
by the way of the Great Smokes.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Norma Kimble
and their son, Mr.. Neddie Kimble,
are spending their vacation at the
home of DR.. Kimble's mother, Mrs.
James Kimble, near Elmira, N. Y.
Miss Xema Skeels of Ann Arbor,
Mich, is the guest of her aunt
Mrs. Grace Guilford, and her
cousins, DR.. and Mrs. Lynn Wood
at their home in Takoma Park.
Miss Skeels is a teacher in the
public schools of Ypsilanti, Mich.
Evening star., 1941-08-30
Y. F. ". Faces Libel Suit
On Soufhard Reprimand
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30.-The
veterans of Foreign Wars, who rep
rimanded and then reinstated ILL
nois Comdr. Earl Southard at the
concluding session of their forty
second national encampment, ap-
parently haven't heard the last of
the controversy.
1ncenSed over being court-mar-
tailed because of his activities as
secretary of the Keep America Out
of War Committee, Mr.. Southland
refused to accept the reprimand and
his seat as a convention delegate.
William j. Grace, attorney and
past Illinois Department commander
who tried in vain to present the
facts of this thing" to the conven-
ton, declared libel action would be
brought against those responsible
for what Mr.. Southard termed his
persecution"
The veterans wound UP their
week-long meet by electing Senior
Vice Comdr. Max Singer, Brighton,
Mass, as national commander.
Other officers elected included
Robert B. Handy, jr., of Washington,
Quartermaster general.
The v. F. w. Auxiliary elected as
its president Mrs. Alice M. Donahue
of Glen Cove, N. Y.
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ern University, where he was grad
uated within the year. He is a men,
ber of Delta Psi, the Skull and Key
Club, the German Club, the T. I. l..
K. A. Society and the v Club.
DR.. Henry Cabell Maddux, retired
colonel, U. S. A, father of the BRIDE
groom, came to Washington for the
wedding and among others from out
of town were Mrs. Roy Hebert Of
White Plains, N. Y; DR.. and Mrs.
Jose Gonzalez, Miss Leopoldine de
Noronha of New York, DR.. Charles
Poland Olivier and Miss Elise
Olivier of Philadelphia, Mr.. Page
Marsden of Norfolk, Mrs. Mary
Garthe Peyton, Mr.. Bradley Peyton,
Mrs. George Ferguson and Mrs.
F. w. Twyman of the University Of
Virginia, Mrs. Fielding Lewis Olivier.
Miss Katharine Olivier and Miss
Courtney Olivier of Staunton, Va;
Mrs. William Wallace of Hunting
ton, w. Va; Mrs. James Funkhous-
er of Roanoke, Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
Evan Warfield Hook of Baltimore;
Mr.. Henry Hart of Florida, and Col.
Thomas j. Smith of Cape May. N. j..
Evening star., 1941-08-30
Births Reported

Bailey, Albert and Evelyn. girl.
Beers, Henry and Alice, girl
Burton, Charles and Mary, girl
Ciatti, Italo and Margaret, boy
Corcoran, Charles and Flora, boy.
Cuevas, Earl and Sarah, girl
Di Bartolomeo. Anthony and Dorothy boy
Douo' James and Frances, girl.
Fennel. John and Julia. boy
tltz1arrald, Willard and Marjorie, Htft.
Grove, Ralph and Louise. boy.
Healy, Fred and Edna, girl
Halberstaedter, Claus and Stella, Firi.
Herrin. willard and Della, girl
Hemmes, Rene and Dorothy, boy
Hlnnant, Toney and Margaret. boy.
Houston, John and Mary, girl.
Henness. Harold and Madeline, girl.
Junta, Salvatore and Frances, boy,
King. Jack and Mary. boy
kohlhoSS, Matthew and Cora, boy.
Martin. Clyde and Helen. boy
Mlnnick, William and Grace, girl
Minder. Jacob and May. girl
Parsons, John and Mary. boy.
Pickett, Waldo and Ruth, boy.
Porter, George and Lila, boy.
Prusch. William and Pauline. girl.
Ramsdell, Kenneth and Jean, boy.
Reilly, Hugh and Jane, IT., boy.
Rose. William and Helen. girl
Runsw1ck. c. Samuel and Marion. boy.
Sartwell, Edward and Myrtle, boy.
Simpson, Thomas and Grace, boy,
Scerca, Francis and Mary, girl.
Taylor, Arnold and Garlic. boy.
Trent, Wistar and Frieda, boy.
Tyler, Jessie and Louise, boy
Whalen, Richard and Nina, girl.
Walker, Robert and Dorothy, boy.
Evening star., 1941-08-30
By BARBARA BELL

What . small amount OF work Is
required to make this pretty home
frock-and what q lot Of comfort
you'll take in its easy charm. Pat
tern No. 1453-B Is diagrammed for
you in the sketch-all that's needed
k the front and back with shoulder
yoke fullness and darts for fitting
and q pair Of sleeves. The result
is . becoming little frock you'll en-
JOY wearing always. It Is easy to
slip in and out of, too, because Of
the simple button closing which
comes well below the waistline In
front. You can wear it day after day
without firing Of the simple style,
which Is trim ut the waist, flares
slightly through the skirt, has
needed fullness through the yoke
and bodice and . square neckline
which is 30 flattering to the face.
Send for this pattern, select .
few lengths Of pretty prints in cot
ton and rayon materials, and make
yourself No q three frocks for
Evening star., 1941-08-30
Deaths Reported
Dorothy B. Dalby, R4 We

Dorothy B. Daily, 81 years, 1918 LonEtel-
low st. W.
James H. Atha, 50 years Walter Reed Gen.
eral Hospital.
Clarence Morgan, 81, years, Gallinger Hos
pital.
Louis B. Ward. 5s years, Georgetovn Uni.
versity Hospital.
Emma A. Lyons, SO years, GEORGETOWN Uni.
versity Hospital
Catherine BoggS. AZ years, Georgetovn Uni-
versity Hospital
Fulton NJ. Regans, "a years, Walter Reed
General Hospital
Raymond Phelps, ~ years, GARFIELD Me-
mortal Hospital
Gloria j. Herbert, infant, Providence Hos
pital.
Sidney Buterbaugh. infant, Children's Hos
Allen F. Jackson. ST., II years, 14as Morris
I'd. sc.
Edmond Blair. II years. Freedmen's Hos
Mamie woodson, 20 years, Gsllinrer Hos
oden Allen. 81 years St. EliIsbeth's Hos
Josh Cohen. Sc years. Gallinser Hospital.
Charles Dixon. 81 years, Casualty HOSPITAL.
Fannie A. Tinsley, 81 years, 1912 Riggs
Lewis ROblis, 40 years, st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital.
Paul Young. ~ years. Freedmen's Hospital.
Laura Crump. II years. Gallinger Hospital.
Carl n. Mathis, 8 years, Emergency Hos
pital.
Evening star., 1941-08-30
Program to Entertain
CoIored Service Men

An entertainment program has
been scheduled for colored service
men visiting the Twelfth Street
Branch of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association today and tomor-
row. A dance, attended by hostesses
Of the Y. M. c. A. Service Council,
will be held In the gymnasium to-
night, with free refreshments.
Overnight lodging accommodations
for 40 men are available. Other
facilities Of the Y. M. G. A., includ-
Ing the winning pool, are open 70
men tn uniform.
Evening star., 1941-08-30
Many in Diplomatic Circle
Attend Reception Following
Maddux>Alfaro Wedding
Daughter of Former President
OfPanama Marries Ensign
At ST. AIMS Church

Hull wife of the Secretary OF State and the Panama
several hundred guests
Yoanda
President of Panama and Sonora de Aaro ana
u S. N r. The wedding ceremony
in Henry D. Collins
OF members OF the TWO families
Forythird street Other
AHaros colleagues
for time
The escorted by her father down the aisle which
white
blossoms palms and fern Miss
organst OF the
preceding played
white tule trimmed with lace the bride
with moderately
graceful necklne The long
sleeves were ne-deep full skirt
Evening star., 1941-08-30

home use. The cost will be low and
the satisfaction great!
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1453-B is
designed for sizes II, IA, 16, 18, 20
and 40. Corresponding bust meas
urements 30, 80, "a, So, SO and 40.
Size IA (32) requires 3h yards 35-
inch material.
Let the fall Fashion Book help
you If you are deciding on new
styles for q fall wardrobe. All sizes
covered with a variety Of designs.
Send IS cents for your copy today.
Evening star., 1941-08-30
Suburban Social News
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Brunner Visit
Relatives in Pennsylvania

Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Drummer are
spending q week with relatives at
Philadelphia and Norristown, Pa.
Mrs. Drummer is a former resident
OF Southeastern Pennsylvania and
during their visit they will attend
the 5Oth annual reunion of Mrs.
Brunner's mothers family, the
Beyers, who were among the early
settlers of that part of the State.
Mr.. and Mrs Drummer will return
to their home in Chevy Chase, Md,
at the end of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhees E. Burket of
Linden, Md, accompanied by their
children, Miss Leah Burket and
Rhees, jr., will leave tomorrow for
Detroit, Mich, where they will visit
Mrs. Burkefs mother, Mrs. Leah
Tennant, and other relatives. Mrs.
Tennant will accompany them to
Clear Lake, Ind, and from there
they will go to Lafayette, Ind,
where Miss Burket will enter Purdue
University.
Miss Betsy Ross, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Clarence A. Ross of Ia
koma Park, Md, has returned from
Solomons Island, Md, where she
has been working on her masters
degree at the Chesapeake Biological
Laboratory. Miss Ross has accepted
a place on the faculty of the Gath
ersburg Junior High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Greenlee,
who are leaving Silver Spring. Md,