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Evening star., 1942-06-19
By the Way
Beth Blaine

To get to see either busy Will
mer Shields or Mary Dublin at
the United States Once of Civil
ian Defense, you must not only
have an appointment, but you
must give your name and your
address before you're admitted to
their Offices. why the address,"
we asked the bright-eyed young
receptionist.
Every one always asks" she
said. TITS just so we can locate
you If we want you after the
interview"
First we saw Miss Shields. She
was seated behind an impressive
looking desk IN her private ONCE,
looking cool and neat as a pin.
Her hair is very dark-brown, al
most black, with a few gray hairs,
and her face is youthful and fresh
and friendly. Like most hard
working gals" nowadays, she
wears her hair short and not
too curly.
We asked her how she came to
be with OCD and this is what
she told us: In 1889 she was in
her hometown OF New Orleans
(Which accounts for that lovely
low-pitched Southern voice she
has working hard as executive
secretary for q group of social
agencies. In this position. she
ran the volunteer ONCE there.
Late in the summer Of 1899.
Mrs. Deforest Van Slyck, execu-
tive secretary of the Association
of Junior Leagues OF America,
Inc, asked Miss Shields to 90 to
New York and help her with the
various projects in connection
with the Junior Leagues.
why did she choose you espe-
cially7" we asked Miss Shields.
well, because Of my social serv-
ice experience and because I had
already met Mrs. Van Slyck." We
rather suspect this is an under
statement and far too modest.
Mrs. Van Slyck undoubtedly sent
for Miss Shields because she had
heard what a wonderful Job she
was doing in New Orleans.
Anyhow, to New York she went
became Mrs. Van Slyck's as
sistant and as such accompanied
her to Washington in August,
194l, when Mayor La Guardia
Evening star., 1942-06-19
Izetta Brown
Is Married to
George Keane
Wedding Takes Place
In Little Church
Around the Corner

The wedding of Miss Izetta Jewel
Brown and Mr.. George Keane took
place In the Church Of the Tansfig-
uation, more famous as the Little
Church Around the Corner. in New
York City. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Hugh Miller and the late
former Representative william Gay
Brown of Kingwood, w. Va, and
follows in the footsteps Of her
mother, who as Izetta Jewel. was q
very popular actress before her
marriage to the late Representative
Brown.
The ceremony was performed
Thursday, June II, the bride wear
ing ivory MORE and the wedding
veil OF her maternal grandmother,
the late Mrs. Jewel. who lived in
Washington for some years before
her death. Mrs. Keane attended
Smith College, the American Acad-
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sent Mrs. Van Slyck here in
charge Of drawing up the pro-
gram for civilian defense bu-
reaus for volunteers.
A far-sighted and intelligent
woman Mrs. Van Slyck with the
help Of Miss Shields) soon had
things humming. She felt from
the very beginning that there
would be chaos II the organiza-
ton were not centralized-and
for this Capitalization she worked.
When the Job was finished she
felt that she must return TO her
family in Cedarhurst, Long Is
land-and so she left capable
Miss Shields here to carry on.
Now. ironically enough. her hus-
band has been commissioned q
captain in the Army and is on
duty here at the War Depart
ment. Feeling that Mrs. Van
Slyck was too invaluable to let
60, the OCD urged her to remain
as consultant-which she has
done. AS such she represents
them at meetings and comes to
Washington as often as possible
for conferences and consulta-
tions.
In private life, pretty blue-eyed
Mary Dublin Is Mrs. Leon Keyser-
ling. Since she married in the
midst OF one job, she says she's
never found time to change her
name. SO TO the OCD she's
known as Mary Dublin.
Before she came to the OCD
she was working co-ordinator of
hearings for the House Commit
tee on National Defense Migra-
ton. Here she came to know
about problems in different parts
OF the country-and what defense
councils were doing. So it's very
natural that it was to her the
job Of director Of the survey d.
vision OF the OCD should have
been of1ered-and only too nat
ural that she should have ac-
cepted.
With her husband, she lives in
Georgetown-where she has q
garden. It's her pet hobby, she
says, only with the job she has
she can't fnd time for a hobby
and the only time she can
really dig in that beloved garden
is between 8 and 7 in the morn
ing.
Evening star., 1942-06-19
Luncheon Hostess

Mrs. Julian w. Pollard OF Chevy
Chase, Md, gave a luncheon yes
terday in honor of her cousin, Mrs.
John Fetters, of San Diego, Calf
who is in Washington for a lengthy
visit.
At the luncheon were Mrs. Pol
lard's father and mother. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Nugent, and her sister
Miss Mary Nugent, and MIS-. N. r
Hartman,
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Agent General for India
And Lady Bajpai Hosts
Lovely Home Is Scene of Reception;
Gueeenheims Entertain for the Qnez0ns
By Katharine Brooks.

By Katharine Brooks.
India the Sir Ga shankar Bajpai
Is listed with the British Embassy staff Bapa
family live
the lovely Walter Schoelkopf Gria and
furnished
land the well polished dining
shevesfed with
which characteristic
2700 Macomb street built hill
with
velvety
reception and the of the table laid
dephinium
babys breath
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Col. and Mrs. Smith
To Give Party for
Latter's Daughter

1t. Col. Horace B Smith, U. S. A.,
and Mrs. Smith have taken a house
at Miami where Mrs. Smith joined
him some weeks ago. Col. and Mrs.
Smith will give a dance tomorrow
evening for the latter's daughter,
Miss Virginia Summerlin and her
house guests.
Miss Mary Thors, daughter Of the
Minister of Iceland and Mrs. Thor
Thors, and Miss Mary Echols,
daughter of Maj. Gen. Oliver P.
Echols, U. S. A., and Mrs. Echols,
left yesterday for Miami to visit
Miss Summerlin for a week or 10
days. and will share honors with
their hostess at the dance.
Evening star., 1942-06-19

emy of Dramatic Art in New York
and the Royal Academy Of Dramatic
Art in London. Her first profess
sional appearance in this country
was with Helen Hayes in Victoria
Regina" Mr.. Keane also is an
actor and met his bride when they
were playing In the Maurice Evans
company In Richard the Second"
and Hamlet" He has been ap-
pearing In The Moon is Down"
this winter and she with Watch on
the Rhine"
Mrs. Keane has appeared as star
at the Cross Roads Barn Theater
at Bailey's Cross Roads, each of the
past three seasons and will open
there June 20 in Separate Rooms"
Evening star., 1942-06-19
Party for Bride>Elect on Program,
Capt. and Mrs. Baker Feted at Tea

Miss Ruth Tuckerman, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Tucker
man, and 1t. Robert Clifford Met
ters, USN, whose marriage will take
place tomorrow will be the honor
guests at a supper party this eve
ming given by Miss Lisette Riggs
The fete will follow the cocktail
party given by Mrs. Charles Brown
Cunnington.
Wednesday evening the couple
were entertained at a party by 1t
and Mrs. Joseph Carey, and last
evening 1t. and Mrs. Edward Foote
were hosts in their honor.
Capt. Charles Baker, who recently
returned from London and Mrs.
Baker were the honor guests at
Evening star., 1942-06-19
Carl t. Curtises
Hosts at Dinner

Representative Carl T. Curtis of
Nebraska and Mrs. Curtis had as
their dinner guests last night Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Weedlum and
their son, Russell Weedlum, of
Minden, Nebr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weedlum have come
east to attend the June Week at
the Naval Academy in Annapolis
where their son, Ensign Merle Weed
lum, is one of the graduates.
Evening star., 1942-06-19

tea yesterday afternoon given by
Mrs. Martin Vogel at her home on
Woodland Drive. Assisting Mrs.
Vogel was Mrs. Efingham Town
send. Among the guests were Mrs.
Sydney Cloman and her niece, Mrs.
Keeney Phillips; the Ambassador OF
Colombia, DR.. Gabriel Turbay; the
Egyptian Minister and Nine. Has
san, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hurja.
Gen. and Mrs. Albert l.. Cox, Mrs.
James Hamilton Lewis, the Arch
duke Otto and his brother, Felix:
Representative Katharine Byron,
Mrs Robert P Patterson, wife Of
the Undersecretary of War. and the
Minister of Finland and Nine.
Procope.
Evening star., 1942-06-19
Hahns Are Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hahn en-
tertained at cocktails Tuesday even
ing at their home in Silver Spring,
taking their guests later to Mrs.
KS Toll House Tavern for dinner
and returning to their apartment
in Falkland for bridge Among tine
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy Reed
and Mr.. and Mrs Barnhard Spille
Of Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Bolton of Olney. Md, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Baeher and. Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Fulton Of Wesley
Heights
Evening star., 1942-06-19
Virginia Tomasian
Feted at PARTY

In honor of the engagement of
her daughter, Miss Virginia Toma-
sian, to Mr.. Tom Magarian of Bos-
ton, Mrs. K. Tomasian entertained
e.. q party Saturday evening. June
13, at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Noury Manoukian.
Mr.. Magarian's uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs D. Dadoorian of New
York. were among the out-cf-town
guests.
The wedding will take place in
New York on July 4 and the couple
will make their home in Boston.
Evening star., 1942-06-19
Wedding Notices

The Star sometimes receives
requests to print notices of
weddings that have taken place
as long as a week or more pre-
viously. Under ordinary cir
cumstances, The Star cannot
grant such requests. Notices
of weddings must be received
by The Star in advance of or
on the date of the ceremony.
and must bear a signed author
iZation.
Evening star., 1942-06-19
Betrothal Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman Shepard
Atkins of Silver Spring announce
the engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Violet Mariette Atkins, to Mr..
Edward Francis Branagan, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred D. Branagan of
New York. The wedding will take
place on June %.
Evening star., 1942-06-17
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Evening star., 1942-06-17
Increased Operation
Of Looms Sought at
Fall River Plant
Union and WLB Officiuls
Confer Here in Effort
To Settle Strike
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FALL RIVER, Mass, June IL
While union representatives con-
ferred in Washington with War
Labor Board officials today in an
effort to end a nine-day strike of
loom changers and flxers, Arkwright
Corp plant heads strained every
effort to step up loom operation.
Government action in opening the
strikers jobs to other workers failed
for the second day to produce one
man who could qualify for the
highly skilled loom work, so Plant
Supt Ernest A. Kirby announced
I'VE are taking care Of the looms
ourselves
He indicated that second hands
and overSeers might be setting up
and changing looms, and declared
an increase of about so per cent in
looms operating had been effected.
Mr.. Kirby said TIC of the 1,045
looms were in operation today and
that departments preparing cotton
yarn for weaving also were running
OF the 125 men on strike, 81 are
loom changers demanding a pay
raise of s3.03 to s35 week. Ninety
eight loom fixers who walked out in
sympathy are seeking no benefits
for themselves.
Evening star., 1942-06-17
Murphy Of New Hampshire
Becomes Democrat
Py tn, Associated Press

~ tbt ASSOCIATED Press.
NASHUA, N. H., June 17.-Francis
P. Murphy, lifelong Republican and
twice Governor of New Hampshire,
today become a member of the
Democratic party by appearing be-
fore check list inspectors at City
Hall and officially changing his po-
litical affiliation.
The former Governor refused to
make any statement about his po-
litical plans, but he disclosed that
he recently had conferred with
National Democratic Chairman Ed
ward j. Flynn and State Chairman
Robert E. Farley. He added that he
might have some comment within
few days.
Political observers expressed the
belief that Mr.. Murphy might. seek
the Democratic nomination for the
Senate to oppose Senator Bridges,
Republican incumbent, for re-
election.
Evening star., 1942-06-17
Couple Produce Fish
To Prove Their Story
81 ttt Associated Press.

By ttt Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY,-Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Pardon came home with the
fish to prove this story.
Fishing on nearby Lake Lotawana,
they saw 81 pound bass founder
ing on top of the water. They finally
got it into the boat with a gunny-
sack.
In its throat was lodged an 8-inch
perch
Evening star., 1942-06-17
Columbia Technical
Institute Graduates
ESQ Men, Women
Naval Officer Speaks
At Exercises and
Hands Out Diplomas

Two hundred and fifty men and
women were graduated from Co.
lumbia Technical Institute at cere-
monies at the Shoreham Hotel last
night during which 1t. C. F. Gar
land of the Navy Department told
them that "the technical man is
very necessary cog in our war drive"
The graduates were presented for
diplomas and honors by l.. E. Reed,
dean of the schools engineering
department, and received them from
1t. Garland, assisted by Gordon
Malcolm. registrar; Joseph Syma-
noskie, auditor, and Henry carp,
student Office manager.
Paul Leverone, principal, an
nounced that practically every grad
uate had been employed by the
Government or by private firms and
that go of them were absent because
they were on night duty with Gov
ernment war work.
The valedictory was given by John
+. Porter. Following the gradua-
ton exercises, a dance was held at
the hotel.
Evening star., 1942-06-17

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Hisey. Dorothy L.
Hodges, Marearet Z.
Hoke, Jean v.
Holloway, Doris L.
Holman. Elizabeth J.
Hovanian, Mary A.
Hun, Clara l..
Hyman, Betty ].
Hyman, Edith
jackson. Bertilla M.
Jefferson, Dorothy
Jewler. Dorothy
Johnston. Gloria =.
Jones, Patricia 8.
Kapneck. Elinor A.
Kelly. Catherine ].
Kennedy, Emma Z.
Kessler, Mildred A.
King. Jean p.
Korbel. Mary c.
Lamberth, M. v.
Land. Eleanor r.
Larosa. Grace M.
Lawrence. Jean M.
Lormor. Ollie D.
Lowe, Alma L.
Lowe, Mildred j.
Magee. Betty J.
Martin. Harriet c.
Mason. Esther @.
Mauller. Betty j.
Mccoy, Bette J.
Mckee. Adelaide b.
McMurtrey. E.. r.
Metseky. Minnie
Nicholson. Claire
Miller, Felicia M.
Mores, Christine A.
Morris. Madge z:
Moubray. Helen l..
Mullin. Jacaueline r
Murphy, Margie A.
Nygren. Evelyn G.
O'Donnell. M. H.
Olsen. Doris D.
Palmer, Margy-Ruth
Panor, Anastasia
Patterson. Mary NJ.
Pearson, Louise /.
Pevsner. Vera
Pierce. Catherine N.
Primm. Patricia A.
Pueh. Nsldi F.
Radin, Blanche
Redd. Gertrude E.
Reinhardt. Rose A. =
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Richard. Evalyn c.
Riddle. Eta D.
Rosenfeld. Marilyn
Rowe, Pruda A.
Sanker. Mary T.
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Scruggs, Lois J.
Shachtman, M. @.
Sherman, Edna
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Strunk. Betty c.
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Kline. Jerald M.
Koontz. Richard H.
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LentZ. Richard B.
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Lubarsky, Bernard
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Morris, James NJ jr
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Rein, Charles M.
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Roberts. Forrest c.
Robey. Hugh J.
Rock. Wilbur H.
Rogers. Thomas A.
Rosenberg. B. L..
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Llpkey, Lloyd H.
Llttwin, Marguerite
Livesay. James A.
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Louis, Ernest M.
Lucas, Walter L.
Lyons. Frank J.
Martin, Warren w.
Ma son, Thomas B.
Mason, William A.
Mattel. JosQuin
McDermott. r. D.
Mccall, Neal c.
McGhee, William
Mclean. William p.
Mes res, Robert L.
Meek. Sigmund
Mendick Oscar
Nero URIC. Elmer L.
Methot. Robert J.
Militzer. Gustave D.
Miller, Gilbert B. l.
Minor, John j.
Mitchell. William ].
Mittleman, Albert
Mooney, Mark W.
Moore. John H.
Moorh cad. Robt. G.
Morrison. Vinal A.
Nelson. Robert D.
Nesline, Richard A.
Norton. Marjorie A.
Ofstrom, Albert L.
Olenik, Frank j.
Owens, Louise v.
Parker, L. G., Jr.
Payne. Howard B.
Payne, James A.
Peele. Braxton
Perna, Jos. F, jr.
Perry, Milton A.
PfCitner. Louis D.
Phillips. M. Ann
Pierson, S. Lillian
Pistolas, Harry G.
Polizos, Efhe
Pollard. ThoS. E., jr.
Porter, John F.
Prange, Raymon A.
Price. W. Garland
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Shelton, John L.
Sherman, c. A.
Shoemaker, Leon
Smith, Albert C.
Sobhy, Ibrahim
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Stein, Leonard
Strange, Thomas X.
SuesS, william A.
Sutherin. John J,
Sweeney, Wallace A.
Taylor, Carl r.
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Thompson, Anna NJ.
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Titus, D. Gordan
Tompkins, Harold
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Trumbo. Everett
Tupy. Joseph l., Jr.
Upton, Eliza beth
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Venezky, Milton S.
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Graduates follow.

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Aed, Sam T.
A2paoa, Pedro o.
Anderson, Emerson
Atwell, Eugene S.
Avery, J. Donald
Barber, Charles z.
Beavens, Charles e.
Beebe, Edward B.
Belding, David l..
Beller, Audrey M.
Belllnger, Glenn @.
Bimblich, Israel
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Bohnke, Hurbert F.
Bowling, Morris z.
Boyer, Muller W.
Brogdon, Jack D.
Brown, Harold K.
Brown, Wilson A.
Brown, Ormond M.
Brubaker. Charles r.
Buck, Herbert c.
Burch, Lee R.. jr.
Burkard, Marion r.
Butcher, Edward J.
Burroughs, w. r.
Burns. A. Warren
Caden, Joseph z.
Caemmerer, H. P.
Caldwell. Mathew c.
Campbell, Fred W
Carlson, Douglas O.
Chalfant. Eugene W
Chambers, T. r.
Clark. Randolph 8.
Cleveland, Alma
Cohen, Bernard J.
Connellee. Rebecca
Connolly. j. Richard
CookSey, David M.
Coogler, Jas. D.. jr.
Cornwell, Hewlett, ir.
Corcneos. TaSsy
Davis, James e.
Oeardorf. K. r.
Decker, Albert
De Mariana. Mario
pmohoski, s. M.
Douglas, Frank J.
Dove. Charles V.
Downing, Merritt
Dudley, Francis B.
Dyson. M. E.. Jr.
Eppley. John A.
Evans, Richard D.
Evers, Dundred D.
FAINT, Marvin J.
Farrell. Harry H.
Ferrara, Frances
Ferris, Everett J.
Finley, J. Haines
Fisher, Hartwell z.
Fitzgerald. Rev. J.
Flester, Eugene G, il
Fraley. Harlan E.
Frame. James M.
Fraser, John A.
Fratoni. Salvatore S
Gather, Robert r.
Garner, Louis E., Jr.
Garrick, Ann F.
Gay. Joseph M.
Gillis, Ralph S.
Cola, Joseph w.
Gorospe, Dionisio p.
Grammar. James N.
Gray. Thomas. jr.
Greenberg, Marvin
Greene, Abram E.
Grigsby, John w.
Hahn, Theodore P.
Haire, James r.
Hakala, Fred J.
Halvorsen, Maurice
Halla, George M.
Hamilton, James o.
Hanmell, r. p.
Hanna, Jane E.
Hannebaum. N. H.
Hardie, Frank E.
Harris, John E, il.
Hayes, Rev. z. J.
Hazard. John r.
Heaton, Herschel H.
Hefner. Harold
Eeiberger, John J.
Heisham. Una
Heitz, Albert W.
Hosr, Chester r.
Holland, Alan r.
Honecker, H. j., jr.
Horn, Ray
Houghsm, D. L.
Hudson, Otis L.
Hulett, Bruce T.
Hunsberger. NJ. L.
Hussmann, r. Rex
Jansson, Karl
Jones, Karl W. .
KantrowitZ. Samuel
Kelly. William P.
Kendall. Robert e.
Klein, Milton L.
Kline. Dona Jean
Hooper, Clarke z.
Lamb, Ralph
Landfair. Wendell z.
Lane. william o
Evening star., 1942-06-17
Central High School
Awards Degrees
To 321 Students
Robert A. Mourer,
Former Principal,
Presides at Exercises

A class of 321 students was grad
uated today from Central High
School.
Presiding for the Board of Educa-
ton was Robert A. Maurer, former
principal of Central.
Evening star., 1942-06-17

Inc Graduates
Abramson, Jessy M.
Aronson, Louise A.
Artinian. Yskouhi G.
Baird, Margaret r.
Barr. Thelma N.
Barrett. Patricia l..
Beatty. Mary p.
Becker. Thelma r.
Beebe. Patricia N.
Bender. Edna
Berberich, Barbara
Berkowitz. Eleanor
BetZ, Geraldine Z.
Blatchley, Doris M.
Bradburn, Caroline
Briley, Margaret l..
Breadwater. Marths
Browne Helen E.
Cathro. Thelma r.
Cernahan. Leatrice
Clark Lois J.
Cohen, Irma
Cohen. Theodore
Colley, Frances NJ.
Constantine. Carol
Cook, Margaret A.
Cottam. Margery B.
Crassas, Mary G.
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Weaver, Virginia D.
Wiener, Anne L.
Wilen, Audrey L.
Witt, Dorothy
Woerner, Dolores X,
Wogman, Marilyn
Wright. Barbara ].
Alexander, F. D., jr.
Allen. Jack
Alperowich. Jacob
Amador, Mario A.
Avancena, Robert
Baird, Leonard
Band, Raymond
Barnard, Robert
Basiliko. John
Baxter, James
Beaver. E. L.
Bedell, Harry. II
Bederman. William
Block. Arthur
Bown. Joseph
Bradford, Gary M.
Brant, Donald H.
Brill. Edward P, jr.
Brodie. Steve
Brooke, John
Evening star., 1942-06-17

Rip open that mattress and pull
out that sock. Every miser in town
is running to buy War bonds.