davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-06-28

! PlANO-Beautiful Kimban consolette, re-
possessed from commercial artist. who
/ faces Army induction. Price now reduced
Sl25. Campbell Music Co., Authorized
klmbal Dealer. 1ol llth st n "
Evening star., 1942-06-28

tion, guaranteed. Sl2. Call Sunday after
noon. 1909 18th St NV. No. AS.
VACUUM CLEANER, Eureka. perfect con-
dition. with attachments, Sl2. 2S09 18th
NV. Apt 20"-
VACUUM CLEANER, Rexair: cleaner and
purifier; like new: cost Sa5, sell S35
Emerson Ss55
Evening star., 1942-06-28

FRENCH DOORS t2). 3x7 complete with
hangers; S25. RA 4376.
ER1GIIDAIRE, 5 Gu. #. 5 yrs. old. cheap
Evening star., 1942-06-28

spinet that looks and plays like new
piano, S163; also many other values on
sale at reductions up to 800 during our
Arthur Jordan Piano Co., corner 18th and
q
Evening star., 1942-06-28

FURNISHINGS OF 5-rm BUNGALOW. beds.
tables chairs. bookcase. vanity few
antiques, many misc: must sell. CHI 59'S.
FURN vanitv. bench night table.
BelRan Mour7ouk rucs, 9Xl": French
foot stool. " trunks; must sell. RA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-06-28

Lux FURNITURE co.
We WaShineron's Original Cut-Prtce House,
SIl qth S. NV ReTuhl'c lI14.
crnn Fves Till &. Mon. and Thurs Till
Evening star., 1942-06-28

VACUUM CLEANER. type Electrolux, make
Sterling aire good condition; attachments
never used HO. 3005
VACUUM CLEANER. Hoover. perfect con-
dition; will demonstrate. also new Royal
ank cleaner, all attachments. ia. 91ac.
Evening star., 1942-06-28

FURNISHINGS complete households lined
oak bedroom, maple twin beds, chairs.
dressers, chests, Simmons studio. rugs.
dinette. l block left 300 Nichols ave.
1+3 Upsal s.. Sc. Congress Heights. Call
after 10 am Sunday
Evening star., 1942-06-28

FURNISHINGS complete for one-room apt.
Call Sunday after ! am. No dealers.
1920 10Th ST n W Ant 200
Evening star., 1942-06-28

FURNITURE from several model homes,
c5ce to 5n't savings: iiv. nm, din. rm.,
tedrm. with dble or twin beds Tel. Mr.
Maddox. int. decorator. DU. 1905. any time
Evening star., 1942-06-28

FRIGIDAIRE Morane model. running
good, Call after y o'clock Sunday. WO
61S4.
Evening star., 1942-06-28

FANS. d. c., for downtown, G. E. and
Westinghouse. 10 and l6 in, good cond
changing current RE 1873
Evening star., 1942-06-28

pound in 60-lb cans, 10 lbs 50: 5 los. 81; !;
smaller sizes also; Hilkrest: 12O Carroll
Evening star., 1942-06-28

PIANO-If you are looking for q value in
a good used grand don't fan to see the
many bargains we are offering at deep
cut prices during our big clearance; cholce
of such makes as Mason g. Hamlin, Chick
erfng. Story g. Clark, Winter. Cable,
Lsuter. Brambach, Premier and others IN
32e3. Arthur Jordan Piano Co.. corner
18th and G SITS,
Evening star., 1942-06-28

MOTORS, a. C., O. c.. all sizes, new and
rebuilt: repaired. rewinding, exch.: expert
refrigerator repairs CARTY. 1908 14th st.
MOVIE CAMERA, Bell g. Howell l6mm
model -, serial No. 21s17a; practically
new. Bet. 3 and $50 pm. at 2103 K
st NV Price, $50
Evening star., 1942-06-28

FANS AND AIR CIRCULATORs. 3" to 30",
floor. pedestal desk, ceiling and wall types,
with @ E. motors: brand-new: stock linn
tied cash or terms Bly while available
Air Circulator Co. 6}5 D St NV. DI. Ol6l
Evening star., 1942-06-28

LATHE, motor attached, will SWING 1S in
good condition. Sl25. brake refining ma
chine, good condition. $50: Black & Decker
valve refacer, S25. undercutter for auto
mobile generators. SIS. WA 1895
Evening star., 1942-06-28

RADIo.PHoNoGRAPH, console push-but-
changer with case. S32 so; both like new
Emerson portable combination. 500 so: late
model all.wave console radios, $3.50 up
Evening star., 1942-06-28

Bedrm. set. new bed. spring,
mattress. vanity. bench ard chest: 2-pc
living, table, chairs. baby's bed. high
chair, play pen. stroller. lamps. scatter
RUGS, other misc household goods. FR.
S0oS AZ o0th 81 Mrs EaStOQ.
Evening star., 1942-06-28

INVALID WHEEL CHAIRS. crutcnes. hos
pltal beds and commodes: new and used;
all styles: reduced orices: will rent: also
folding chairs United States STORAGE Co.
41S 10th st NV Met 1913
IRON SAFE for sale 3AxoSxo1 goo p
Evening star., 1942-06-28

/ RANGES, gas and electric, new and used,
At wholesale prices. bldrs. with prior
| r. y smith. 1344 st. NE. Ii. $3.50
RECORDS, l0-inch. 10 cents: l2-inch,
ID cents. 40 Carroll ave. Takoma PARK
| REFG.. Kelvinator. and small apt size gas
| Arlington. Virginia
Evening star., 1942-06-28

NEW FURNITURE, almost, and kitchen
utensils IN 1-room apt. available immedi-
ately. HO. $500, Ext. 4O3
OFFICE DOUBLE DESK. 5x6', fiat TOP,
bargain price Ordway 1920
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Thoa prraErf g. env ua
eaxaa NsFs TIE nex And Mr.
acButN At Ard Mn Jaxch r.
La<karA Mr ard Mfx r n Re
est NJ and Mr. Vs. Nj Bfes
ana Mrx Lee AfaheR Mrs =
/. Murphy 1r. Ms 1rsse Naen
Mh@ Sasie " Nanghaa ~ anal
Mr6 p & Ei1iA NJ ard Mrs..
= & Roberts NJ and Mn Buf
ten hoheFU and aaAgkter. ftse
Rev ard Mira Hoekff. Miss Ma
ne Robeftx Mr. ard Mrs . {
Harris and chalafen NJ asd Mf&
Rowland Ware. ~ ard Mrs
Howard jennings Mrs. X J Ven
Horn Mr. and Mr. Sark Fistrh
e.. Mr. J W Murphy. Mrs. Lztsa
Hauieg, Mrs Earl DAVIS AR
ard Mm J Frank oNeal the
Rev and Mrs Miller. Mrs Cor
tnne Roberts Mrs Renne Coeh
ran Judson and Miss MAude bob
eft&
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Orange Grove

Goo late for last week.
Mrs Neville Riviere. Nh VIC
tor LAlll and baby doughisr Wis
ted Mr. Laln IN Biloxi SUNDAY.
Nj and Mrs l. Dosman of
Bayou LsBatre were visitors IL
The home Of Mr. and Mrs l.. r.
Roberts Sunday.
Mrs Emery Jones and infant
daughter returned g their home
Saturday from the jackson Coun
y hospital
Mr. and Mrs Lee Hill and fam.
ily went TO Mobile Monday and
attended the circus.
Davis Richardson and vii
spent the week end with
friends and relatives II Newton
Miss.
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Big Point

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asdAs nehs wssA h3 f0aAA
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ard Msa PRED os#n ana @
1nFNan Msfe f. Is Mw Lin
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= miscellaneous shnWxF Wa4
given "a ire Cmnnasnisy Muaiae
Friday fa Mr agsa Mrs WeEla
= Fex0ut bs4ie mi afpun Mr.
Wells y use aanaAasf - Mr. 49,
Mra & e Lindsey ana ! hiNh
whael siae4ent e Masa fF8ns
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stal nube wak enjoyed - all ~
tHf mhieh cake sna punch mafa
sefse6 ard the many useful pFr4
ents usge visues1 Al wished he
ruslnR eoupis many happY yusTs
e Nma1ed life
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MOuniPleasan

Nj ana MFM n Il Rntwftx
xwsf va ThAnks aa haass
y "a Mw RelAsss msqsrf M
Matte Shepgafd Is MfssSruhai
Roberts Alaa visited ha s
& 4 Hata5ta axrteaIeusai teash
e il neinml Ms
Mrs. y s Steele Ma paas
Carter and Miss Cfsuye0 Graas
musofua 10 Mobile ~ . sheppsn9
taxi Measaay
Nurse isSnnss Menenahi ffssa
jackson Counts Hospital eprns
TIE week end With Mlx y
Ware snd either ffsenas and fesa
tises IN Mt Pleasant
We are sorry r. learn of TIE
Illness a. A Z GuEf Who d Ia
TIE hospital 81 RasrAgo1ia and
hape that BY tha klnse has cen
dlilon Is m0ch improved
Mrs. Emma Abersnn. matrnn a
ne Veterans Hospital IL BlloNs
vAs Ire guest q Mrs Paul Car
- 81 tuesday night
hf and Mrs AaFef Maler os
Mobile were guests oa Sunday.
of the Rev and Mrs Aitsegt MI
lsf.
Mr. and Mrs Lamar Scafho
rough and son q pascaguala we're
guests aa Sunday oI Mrs faa
Graham and Mr.. and MrA Ans
tin Graham
Revival services are being con
dueied each evening 81 TIE church
Of the Latter Day Saints in Ever
green BY the Rev Baker 81 De
tfoit Mich Everyone j. cordial
y invited 10 attend.
Visiting In Mt Pleasant ca sun
day afternoon were Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Ware, NJ and Mrs. Coop
e. Roberts and son. Gayien. and
George n. oNeai u rascagouis.
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puxinAaely rs Eaesh iH ue
hksne " NJ afa Mfz K1hbe Rob
vaax on Sunday evening Music
was furnished Is Maurice Tayiar
- hss guitar Mfx Neeru av
~ hone masis ren8s ard caffes
ta fxfreshn3nm
The III Pheasant Wunsn'k ii
vtkspn II ChfistiAn Ssssscr viii.
held IL Dxemhea meeting in
sAe hasgae "A MssaaEssss emit ard
Maufas Tayteg - usxi SUNDAY
afternoon with Mfs Lloyd Gou n
charge 81 AhN wHxhin program
Euuan u uffiesFn fa the IN
suing year WiN taAe piarv ana
Feparsa fus the fonfth quarter
wall - filled uat
Miss Dsllse ami Il e Roberts
wtfe dinner guests en- Sunday q
II ana Mr. nuhle Katsrta and
sans
cnrreeaion Mrs. Ruth Roberts
spent Tuesday night last week
with her bFushef inst hushandl
Erwin Lyons and MS family.
MuMIames Myrtle Fletches.
lieftye Ware ard Lxaie Van Horn
Nefe Mobile visitors On Monday
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The 20 hour week Of the Fed.
erai Wage and Hour Law does not
apply to railroad workers.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04

George Washington signed The
first psssnt iaw IN The United
States "a April 10. iTpo.
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Mechanics Myrtle Fletchne.
liestye Nafe ard Lizzie Van Horn
Nefe Mobile visitors On Monday
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The 9 Billion Dollar Vcf
Drive Is On!

This week the United States Government
begins the task Of borrowing nine billion
dollars from accumulated savings and idle
funds in the next several weeks Is an essen.
tial part Of winning the war more quickly
and more completely.
During these critical weeks you probably
viii be wished By ; representative Of one Of
The securities firms D. hanks which arc con.
tributing their tine nd cifon-p without
compensation Of any kind-to ne Victory
Fund Committee. lie viii explain 70 you,
for instance. the benefin thar you can obtain
from the new Victory 7z'-vsilable foa
the first time. welcome him IS ; var
worker when be ealis II you mis- hin, ask
you banker q securities dealer for fun
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cwgeesipn Mrs Ruth Roberts
pessl Tuesday night last wsek
with her brother inst husbandl
Erwin Lyons and ms family.
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particulars There S - limit to the amount
that you can purchase.
Today many American families sfs torn
apart. Millions have Ieit their homes O theif
Jobs; thousands have given their Lives AID
many . are prepared % do .
But the gs'efnmens. your government
S not asking you % siss anything - dis
Nine Billion Dollar Drive. IL Il sking you
20 iszl i all Of TIC money you CA possibly
invest n what IS the safest inyessmeas ia
the uofId-at > good rate Of interest
When the viclory Fund representative
cali. please remember this h : = your
ON interest IS eel : that Of yoar county.
. listen to him-ad % issgG
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Hiss D0llse ausf Il e Roberts
we're dinner guests an Sunday q
NJ afa Mra nuhle Raisrts and
eaa
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Mla n q iema i xss3t,nx Is
the fsst asst - Nv aa
- eates - MN aekfhafai
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81 ne4 nknA laM - bau4
Evening star., 1942-02-01

."The Picture Of the Week" at
the kotionol GoIIery Of Art. This
pointing. View Of Salisbury Gothic
droI," BY Constable, will be the sub
ject Of 10-minute tolk to be
given at the National GoIIey eoeh
doy this week. beginning Tuesdoy
ot l2:40 pm. The tolk will be
repeated on eoch Of the some doys,
except Saturday, at lao pm.
Evening star., 1942-02-01

Diomoad Riss set In pleti-
Avm - Pseeiess erestioa
with Is resad dis0oads
an1 Z Saossttss ssrrsssd-
~ ~ l-esret smsssld
ess diemead in The esntss.
Ns1 rslses1 - %05
Evening star., 1942-02-01

Skiing at tops for q top
noteher. Lu99i Foeeer. director
Of Yosemite Ski School, kicks up
q snow storm as he shorp- turns
on O run down the mountoin.
Evening star., 1942-02-01

Dismoad Wsddias en-
ssmbls-fiac Gomoads set
in stusains yellow seN
mesatias. n Beautifully
meteiss sassMbls. Neg
reduced ss.-.S121.5o
Evening star., 1942-02-01

Diamead Solits;rs kiss-
l.S& perfect sseity do
moad with . large bossstts
diesnesd On seeh side.
Metsra design pietiavm
ssttias. Mes reduced
Evening star., 1942-02-01

Dis~ead SeItoi's ring
caatas steae weighs over
y essst. Z fine GoMes6s
= seeh So. Desstasa ysi-
~ ~ setting. Me-
rsdseed ss,2 2
Evening star., 1942-03-29

Sweet Charity is the reason for
many parties through these early
spring days and hostesses vie
with one another to interest the
largest number of people in their
own pet charity. One of the
results of the visit of the Boston
Symphony Orchestra to Wash
ington will be the morning
musicale Wednesday which Nine.
Litvinoff, wife of the Soviet Am
bassador has planned. The pro-
gram will be given by a string
quartet by members of the Boston
Symphony Orchestra who are
coming for the concert Tuesday
evening which will benefit the
Russian Relief fund.
The concert Tuesday IN Con-
stitution Hall will be preceded
by numerous dinner parties and
one or more suppers after the
program. DR.. Serge Koussevitski
will conduct the all Russian
music and with Mrs. Kous-
sevitska probably will stay with
the Soviet Ambassador and Nine.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Activities
OfDiplonats

The closing week of the lenten
season will find numbers of dip
lomats taking brief trips as re-
spites from the serious affairs
with which the National Capital
is engrossed. The Netherlands
Minister and Nine. Loudon will
be in New York for Easter with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gambler Cobb. The Minister will
speak Easter Sunday at the West
End Community Church, where
services will be held according
to the traditions of the Neither
lands. They plan to return to
Washington the middle Of Easter
week.
The Danish Minister and Nine.
de Kaufman took their spring.
time surcease earlier and are re-
turning to Washington today
from Canada, where they have
INDUCED in winter sports.
The Swiss Minister and Nine.
Bruggmann will leave the middle
of this week for Buford, N. c.,
where they will spend Easter,
planning to be absent a week.
The Naval Attache of the Ca
madam Legation and Mrs. Bro
deur will combine pleasure with
business while they are in Can
ada for 10 days. They left
Washington yesterday.
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Charity Is Occasion for Many Parties

Litvinoff, who are planning a
buffet supper after the concert
Tuesday for their guests.
The benefit will remind older
residents of the Capital of the
brilliant audience which greeted
the late Jan Ignace Paderewski,
former Premier of Poland, when
he gave a recital for the benefit
of Polish relief during the Hoover
administration. 1t was a very
unusual occasion when the audi
ence, led by Mrs. Hoover. rose. as
one person, to greet Mr.. Paderew-
ski when he appeared at the
door of the platform.
Dv. KouSsevitSh and the Bos-
ton Symphony Orchestra also are
donating their services for the
concert Tuesday and will play to
q similar audience of distin-
guished men and women. Mrs.
Roosevelt is expected to occupy
her box and will have guests with
her while the Vice President and
Mrs. Henry A. Wallace. 8 OF the
10 Cabinet officers, all Of the Su-
Evening star., 1942-03-29

preme Court Justices, numbers Of
members of the Congress as well
as lesser officials of the Federal
Government and q large number
OF diplomats representing the
United Nations have given their
names as patrons and patronesses
for the benefit of Russian relief.
The series of teas being given
to interest society in the Save the
Children Federation will continue
for several weeks and one of the
largest of the series was given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Horace Williams, who entertained
in the Madison Room of Ward
man Park Hotel. The Egyptian
Minister and Nine. Hassan were
among the diplomats invited and
attractive young Senorita Cris-
tina Michels, daughter of the
Chilean Ambassador and Sonora
de Michels, with others from the
stats of Embassies and Legations
were In the large company.
Evening star., 1942-03-29

tive American wife, Sonora de
Beteta. Sonora de Beteta Is q
native of Texas and she met her
husband when he was attending
the University of Texas. Before
taking over his new position in
the treasury department, DR..
Beteta was Undersecretary Of the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of his
Country. DR.. and Sonora de
Beteta have leased a house on
Sixteenth street and plan to
spend a lengthy time here.
Ambassador and Lady
Halifax Entertain.
His Britannia majesty's Ambas-
sador and Lady Halifax have
been entertaining small groups of
guests at informal, dinner and
lunch parties during the several
days that they have had the
Honorable David Bowes-Lyons as
their house guest. The Honorable
Mr.. Bowes-Lyons is the brother
of Queen Elizabeth of England
and has come to Washington on
a mission for the Ministry Of
Economic Warfare.
Early this week the Honorable
Bowes-Lyons will move to BOLT N
street, where he will be the guest
for a week of the Military Attache
of the British Embassy and Mrs.
Benson. They, too, have planned
number of fetes-the small and
informal kind-for their distin-
guished guest, and the Honorable
Bowes-Lyons will visit his two
children, Davina and Simon, who
are at Charlottesville, Va, where
they have been for the last two
years.
The children have also spent
some time in Canada, staying
at St. Sauveur, and whether
their father will have his
visit with them in Virginia
or the Dominion is not known.
At the moment, his every
waking hour is filled with con-
ferences, even the lunch and din
ner parties are merely means Of
further discussing this business
Of winning the war.
Evening star., 1942-03-29

place in the spacious Embassy on
Sixteenth street, where colorful
murals depicting the life in Mex
leo adorn the walls. Thursday
DR.. Padilla will be entertained
at dinner by Senator Tom Con-
nally, chairman of the Foreign
Relations Committee of the Sen
ate.
Accompanying the Minister
here will be the Undersecretary
of the Treasury of Mexico, DR..
Raymond Beteta, and his attrac-
Evening star., 1942-03-29
Spring Bridal Procession
Here Continues Unabated
Miss Sta Finkenstaedt Is Married.;
Miss Marjorie Fisher and 1t. Hulsey,
Mrs. Davis and 1t. Hodges Also Wed

wore wreaths of flowers and face
wells to correspond in color with
their gowns, and carried arm
bouquets of yellow tulips.
Mrs. Randall Hagner, jr., and
Miss Elaine Darlington, matron
and maid of honor, respectively,
were in yellow, their bouquets of
deeper shade than the brides
maids, who dresses were in q
lovely pale green hue.
The attractive 13- year old
sister of the bride, Miss Sophie
Finkenstaedt, was one of the
bridesmaids and others who had
this honor were Miss Ethel Price,
sister of the bridegroom, Miss
Anne Finkenstaedt, cousin of the
bride and Miss Margaret Morgan
of Baltimore
Leading the bridal procession
to the altar, where the bride
groom waited with his best man,
Ensign Britton Wood. U. S. N. R.,
were the ushers including, Ensign
Arthur Skillmann, Ensign Ran
dali Hagner, jr.: 1t. George
Strawbridge, U. S. A.; Mr.. Fred
erick Finkenstaedt, brother Of the
bride, and Mr.. Thomas Letter.
Informal Reception
Follows Ceremony.
After the ceremony, to the
strains of Mendelssohn' wedding
march, the couple left the church
for the brides home on N street.
There a very small group of their
young friends and a few intimate
friends of the brides parents
called to express their wishes for
happiness. Assisting Mrs. Finken-
staedt at the very informal re-
ception was Mrs. Clarence Fred
erick Price, mother of the bride
groom who came from her home
In Louisville, KY.
Later in the day the bride and
bridegroom left for a short we'd
ding trip, the bride travelling In
a green and tan tweed suit with
accessories to match. They have
taken an apartment temporarily
at 2145 California street.
Mrs. Frederick c. Finkenstaedt,
came to Washington for her
granddaughter's wedding and
other members Of the brides
family present were her two
Continued on Page D-4, Col. ~
Evening star., 1942-03-29
By Margaref Hart,

~ NA es S"'
Society Editor
And still they come-the steady
stream of visitors from foreign
countries. From time immemor-
ial celebrities visiting in this
country always have included
visit to Washington in their itin-
eraries. But this wartime has
sent veritable avalanche OF
noted personages to our midst
far surprising the number during
any time in the history of this
country. In the days of the
First World War Washington
continuously was the mecca for
officials of the Allied Nations. In
this war period with the United
Nations including Latin Amerl-
can republics as we'll as European
countries the mounting influx OF
dignitaries is understandable.
Washington will welcome and
pay homage this week to lead
ing figure in the political life OF
Mexico. The Minister of Foreign
Affairs of our neighboring repub-
lie. DR.. Ezequiel Padilla, will ar
rive in this city tomorrow. He is
coming from Raleigh, N. c.,
where he has been for a few
days since his arrival in the
States from his native land.
Numerous Receptions
Await Minister.
Like all other foreign officials
who Shave descended upon the
Nations Capital during the past
week the Mexican Minister
of Foreign Affairs will have his
share Of the social spotlight.
Tuesday, the day after his ar
rival, he will be the honor guest
at a dinner given by the Acting
Secretary of State, Mr.. Sumner
Welles. The following day he
will be feted at the luncheon at
the Pan-American Union and in
the afternoon will be the honor
guest at q large and formal re-
ception given by the Ambassador
OF Mexico and Sonora de Castillo
Najera. The reception will take