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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-07

the form of escape from all the parIOr baritOhes and bassos who used to break out with "On the Road to Mandalay" on tho slight est pr0v0catiOn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-07
UNCLE EF

Maybe 0 n c shouldn't g c ( any satisfaction whatsoever out of such a bad piece of news as the capture of M a n q a lay by the J aps. But ! can't help; feeling that m a y b c the changed c0ndi- tiOns will bring s Q m e relief in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-07

tonight. .
 Boston, May 7- (UP) - Weather forecast:
 MASSACHUSETTS, and RHoD E ISLAND - Light to moderate rain becoming showery this afternoon and rain ending early this even ing. Continued cool tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-07

BUS FAILED TO SAVE TIRES
 San Antonio, Tex.-(UP)-Trav- cling Salesman Frost w. Uzzell de- cided he would save his tires and make out-of-town trips by bus. He returned home from a most recent trip to find that all tires on his car even the spare-had been tolen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-07
HEAVY BOMBERS
 HIT STUTTGART

Ccontinued from Page D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-07
Full Weather Report

CONNECTICUT-COntinued cool tonight. .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-07

O'DEA-Month's mind Mass of re- quiem will be celebrated Saturday
 morning, at 500 o'clock, at the, St.. Francis Xavier's Church, for the repose of the soul of the late Mrs.
 William O'Dea. 5-7-2t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-07

DELANEY Months mind Mass of requiem will be celebrated Satur- day morning, at 800 o'clock. at the St. Francis Xavier's Church, for a respose of the soul of the late Mss Mary c. Delaney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-07

SULLIVAN-Fiftha anniversary Mass of requiem will be celebrated Fri day morning, at 7:30 o'clock, at the St. Patrick's Church, for the repose of the soul of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Daley Sullivan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-07

COMMERFORD-Month0 mind Mass of requiem will be celebrated Sat- urday morning at 7:3O o'clock, at the St. Patrick's Church, for the repose of the soul of the late Nellie Commerford.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-30

{ Tub

Realizing that loose war talk may
upset employees in the plant, one
factory devised a rumor board
and placed it IN the shop. Now, when
a worker repeats a rumOr, his fell
low workers tell him to write it on
the Rumor Board and sign his name
In most cases that ended the rumor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-30

b.. WIN Bond or Stamps.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
lean Loeffler
Is Married to
Mr.MacCutcheOn
Woodside Methodist
Church Is Scene
OF Ceremony

aTbe Rev. Ralph Delta Smith o.
EAnfed q. the marriage Of Miss
8s16 Muller Loen,er. daughter o(
- Frank W. Loefaer Of Silver
~ aid Mr.. Edward Naekie
EeCutcheor jr-, son Of Mr.. and
Mn. Edward Mack Cutcheon Of Brook
Un, n. r. which took place at .
O'Clock last evening at the Woodside
Methodist Church
The bride was escorted and given
IN marriase By her grandfather. Mr..
Prank A Loen8er. She wore . white
marquisette gown with French lace
insertions. Her Illusion veil was nm
ger-tip length and she carried .
bouquet of white roses.
brides maid Of honor, wore . pink
marquisette gown patterned after
that OF the bride and carried . bod
quet Of Pink roses and blue dolphin
ilm
Mr.. Owen II. Oakley f Forest
Hills, N. T., was best man and the
ushers were Mr.. william 6cott and
Mr.. Leonard Penso.
A reception for the immediate
families was given At the home Of
the brides aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. George C. Went3el
Out-of-town guests at the cere-
mony were the mother of the BRIDE
groom ard Miss Harriet B. Stout Of
Brooklyn. N. Y, and Mrs. Fred Z.
Myer IT Warwick, N. 7.
As her soing-awly costume the
bride wore . green and white en-
semble with . corsase Of gardenias.
Mr.. and Ars. MacCutcheon will
make their home at S47 N. Harrison
street IN Arlington.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
FILA PlanssD lance
For Employees
Now in Service
Benefit Proceeds
WM Be Donated
To Treasury

In honor Of their former asso-
ciates now serving their country
and the United Nations, and TO aid
In the war program, employees Of
the Federal Housing Administration
viii hold an informal benefit dance
In the main ballroom Of the Ward
man Park Hotel June rs. Proceeds
from the sale OF tickets will be
given to the Treasury Department.
There viii be dancing from 10
pm. until / Am. and entertainment
features viii be . part Of the eve
nings program.
The general committee includes
Mr.. Davido Cortez, chairman: Ars.
william Raymond. Miss Lucille
Lennox. Miss Edythe n. Johnson,
Miss Verna Rushing. Miss YAnnie
Bell Ai1 Ella Cohn, Mr.. d. G..
Campbell. Mr.. Edgar c. McIntosh,
Mr.. Harry p. Wohlfarth, Mr.. Wes-
ley Zane and Mr.. Walter Britain.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Princess Martha
To Attend Concert
OF Chamber Music

Crown Princess Martha Of Nor
way and her lAdy-in-waiting, Nine.
Raxni Oestgaard, will attend the
concert to be given by the Chamber
Music Guild Tuesday evening In the
gardens of Dumbarton Oaks
The Ambassador and Nine. Mum
the de Morgenstierne also VIII be on
hand TO hear the concert featuring
4 program of Nordic music.
Among others who are planning
10 attend the event are the Am
bassadoe Of Poland and Nine.
Ciechanovska, the Ambassador Of
the Union Of Soviet Socialist Re-
publics and Nine. Etvinon, the Min
lister Of Yugoslavia and Nine. Fo-
itch, the Minister Of Czechoelo-
vakia, and Nine. HurbAn and the
Minister Of Finland and Nine. Pro-
cope.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
About Weu.Known Folk
In. Books, Art, Politics
Chairman Martin Sees Lively Campaign;
Old Dobbin Stages Comeback

ing his place IS = necessary and
useful member Of the war effort.
Some one has said that the love
Of . horse Is bred IN the bone Of q
Kentuckian and q Virginian, and
that God created the animal as
the compliment TO the sportsman.
Samuel J. Henry IN his charming
book FOX Hunting Is Different" !"
writes: TO the creak Of leather
and tansle Of curb and snafne, 70
the generous spirits Of hofses ! have
ridden and the soft whhperinSs of
departed hounds"
The Sweet Cry Of Hound" BY Z.
Bonneville and Martin Ross-de-
lightfully illustrated-is another
book On fox hunting tint the ad-
vent Of the horse has brought again
into popularity. r.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Mrs. McNutt
Heads Benefit
Concert Group
Lily Pons to Sing
Here July IS for
Army.Napy Relief

Mrs. Paul v. McNutt Is chairman
Of the committee for the benefit
concert Of the National Symphony
Orchestra, the proceeds Of which
viii be added to the funds of the
Army and Navy Relief. The con-
cert will be given wednesday eve
ming, July Is, at the Water Gate
and Andre Kostelanetz viii conduct
the orchestra and his gifted wife.
the brilliant coloratura, Lily Pons,
win be the soloist.
They have given their services Tor
the benefit of the relief fund and
the singer will present two new
songs, which she probably will sing
from manuscript. Natalie Town
send a leader In Washington's music
and social circles for many years. u
the composer of one and the other
ia the work of two Of the tireless
workers for the symphony, May
Howe and Katharine Dunlap.
Mrs. Townsend, known socially as
Mrs.. lawrence Townsend, has com
posed and written the words for
The Spirit of Liberty and y wM
have Is prss III July - IhAhef
sons ez6g Ito Vle4pEy.' is IL
vorf 81 bGlX rs. Dun1 and ArkA
H0vIa titi, Ethe latter Is bettar
ris1unla - Ician tt1nn q WHex
&c ve{l I'D Ars. Do166p M s
veu-known poet and writer. Boen
are prominent socially as well -
in the field Of arts, Mrs. Howe n
the wife Of Walter Bruce Howe and
MS Dunlap IS Mrs. Robert d.
Dunlap.
Assisting Mrs. AcNutt on the
are Mrs. Tr1xtam Beale,
Mrs. Charles s. Dewey. Miss A. L.
r Dodge. Mrs. Dunlap. Mrs. George
Gordon, Mrs. r. Burial Hoo-
man. Mrs. James Lawrence Houen-
telling. Mrs. Howe, MS. j. J. Ide,
Miss Carolyn Nash, Mrs. Con-
ger Pratt and Mrs. Edwin N. wat
son. More viii be asked to serve on
the committee As the date OF the
concert draws nearer.
The second of the Sunday evening
concerts Of the orchestra At the
water Gate this summer VIII be
given this evening.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Miss Joan F. Hull
Is Betrothed to
Mr.. L. Turner, Jr'

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hull Of New
York and Lyme, Conn, announce
the enxagement Of their daughter,
Miss Joan Fremont Hull, to MI.
Charles LIE Roy Turner, jr., OF this
city.
Miss Hull was graduated from
Holton- Arms School In 1888. Later
she attended the Otis, Art Institute
in Los Angeles, Calf. and the Ma
tional Academy Of Design in New
York.
Mr.. Turner is the son Of Mrs.
Charles Lk Roy Turner and the late
Mr.. Turner of this city. He u q
graduate of American University
and later studied at Harvard, Yale
and Columbia Universities He ts At
present a technical sergeant In the
Signal Corps.
The wedding win take place July
II at Ruck Acres. the home OF MI.
and Mrs. Hull IN Lyme.
Miss Hull Is the granddaughter
Of Mrs- John C. Fremont Of Wash
inzton, who Is spending the summer
at Lyme with Mr.. and Mrs. Hull.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Save Children
b en- Will
Be Held Today
Patriotic Songs
And Dances to Be
offered by Students

The first benefit for the Save the
children Federation In which chill
dren win give their services to help
other youngsters not 10 fortunate
will take place this afternoon at the
warman Park Theater. Miss Vir-
ginia Barry viii direct . selected
9roup Of her students In . Star
spangied Revue. Patriotic songs
and speciality dances Will feature
the program.
Mrs. Cordell Hun. wife Of the Sec
retary Of State, Is among the pa
tYonesses for the benefit, and others
who are lending their names ~
sponsors are Nine. Ertegun, wife Of
the Turkish Ambassador, and Ars.
Charles L. NcNary.
The children who win take part
In the event are Dottie Ansemo,
Doris Atchiscn, Debbie Babbitt. Judy
Banks, David Z. Barry. IT, Boone
Barry, Frank Barry, Roberts Bass,
Jean Biberstein. Joe Biberstem.
Evelyn Blickenstan, Betty Jean
Boyd. Pauline Burkitt, Nitxi CAL
houn. Dee Calhoun, Booote Lee
Carlsen. Joyce Chamber1 Shirley
Clark. Lucille Collins, Gail Conway,
Grace Cook, Margaret Ceok, Bar
bara Ann Cost, Betty Davis. Shirley
Dieter, Judy Douglas, Nan Marie
Doe. Lila Edison. Mary Ellen Fts-
serald, Kelly Fitzpatrick, Jane Pred
ericks, Bonnie George, Dorothy
Goodman. Elaine Goodman Donna
Gray. Judy Granger. Beverly Hell
man. Marlene Herrold, Mary Lou
Herrold, Janet Lane, Rose Levigne,
Patty Martin and Ji1 Nay.
Also Gloria Madeina, Lois Nc
Namera, Gene Muldoon, Ann
Murphy, Joan Murphy. Hargo
Orbech. Iris Orbach, Louisette Pur-
cen, Patty Ann Purcell. jill Pektn,
Patty Pekin, Audrey Rams, Nancy
Riley. Jerry Lee Roberts, Yvonne
Rorers, Linnea Rogers, Margaret
Ann SchnelIbacher, Mary Kathleen
scuIly. Rosemary Sheehan. Jackie
shreve, Jane Soyars, Virginia Saba.
Louise Sullivan, Katherine Sullivan,
Diane Svinburne, Barbara Wasser-
man. Dorothy wasserman, Natalie
white, Helen Unson, Thelma Won
Herp and Joyce withers. Mrs.
walter C. Doe viii play the
aecompaniments.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
By Robert Crawford.

Representative Martin Of Massa-
chusettA minority leader Of the
House. who, by the way, many
Democrats agree Is one Of the fairest
and most straightforward leaders
the Congress has had in q decade,
says In these parlous days when
physical strength as well as . clear
head Is needed to srrmount the
many difficulties which beset q man
in public hfe, one must be able to
keep m even keel, and that at least
eight hours sleep II necessary. He
recommendS not too many parties
and simple. wholesome living and
exercise whenever 1t can be taken.
He attributes his own capacity for
work to his ability to sleep somdly
and rise refreshed.
His favorite exercise is walking,
% the rubber situation in 30 far as
automobile tires are concerned does
not bother him. Besides he never
brings his automobile to Washing-
ton.
As chairman Of the Republican
National Committee, Mr.. Martin Is
looking forward to . lively campaign
this fall and says it's to be q poor
mans campaign for House and
Senate seats, because the Repub-
hcan larder is as bare as Old Mother
Hubbards cupboard and that all
fancy non-essentials will be taboo.
Neither he nor Mr.. Kelland, his
executive assistant. receive any
salary and sometimes have to reach
down In their jeans and pay their
own expenses.
While Representative Martin has
been a member Of Congress for the
past Is years and feels q bit like
an old Washingtonian, he gets
homesiek at times and loves to 70
to North Attleboro, slump down IN
. chair IN his newspaper once and
get new angles on the public picture.
He h . bit choosey about q clear
definition Of the freedom of the
press. Copyboy. reporter. editor and
neWspaper proprietor he Is very
jealous Of the liberties Of the press.
He reads papers from all over the
country, has no hobbies, Is sociable,
loves his fellow man and has q
little cott&ee overlooking Massa-
chusetts Bay which he would not
exchange for the finest palace at
Newport.
The little cottage would be q
pretty good target incidentally II
the East Coast suffered any bomb
ings. Whatever his opinions may
be on this subject, however. Mr..
Martin win have little chance to
prove them ~ the business before
the Congress win keep him tied
pretty closely TO Washington.
And speaking Of gas and tires:
Now that old Dobbin has made his
debut In society attached to q hay
rack wagon at Mrs. Jouette Shouse's
country benefit party and the hunt
ing country Of Maryland and Viz
ginia are securing the place for
hofse-draWn vehicles, the horse Is.
after years Of secfusion, again tax
Evening star., 1942-06-21

are waterproof and rub-on proof
that afe removable ONLY
with soap and water (water- alone
has no effecf). Helene Rubtnstein'
has two types-in . stocking shade
as deep as your late summer tan. :
One il "Aquacade, Makeup in. q
bottle, the other Is her 'Iegstick"
Each Is Sl.0o-and gives from IS
to IS applications. Irene Blake has
her Jar Of StockinD," easy to
apply and absolutely perfect for
deceiving the public into believing
you're wearing sheer lovely hosiery.
There are st least 50 pairs Of
applied stockings in the jar-which
sells for ST. And last, there's Max
FACTORS "Pancake Tan No. T." ut
$50 that can be carried In your
purse
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Miss Brucknan
Is Married to
Mr.. O'Donnell

The marriage Of Mis- Gerda
Marie Bruckman, daughter Of
Mrs.. George Bruckman and the
late Mr.. Bruckman, to Pvt.
Joseph Hanlon ODonnen. q. 8.
A., took place Sunday. June IA,
IN st. Johns rectory, the Rev.
Joseph Kennedy omciatins.
A small reception followed the
ceremony, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. ODonnen left for Atlantic
City.
Mr.. ODnneI, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. william J. ODonncll.
is q graduate Of st. Johns Col
lege and Catholic University. The
bride was graduated from Wilson
High School and attended George
Warrington University.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Miss Virginia Hunter
Will Be Married
To Ensign Wilson

Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Cald-
well Hunter of Washington an
nounce the engagement ok their
daughter, Miss L. Virgins Hun
ter, to Ensign Paul Randolph
Wilson, q. s. N. r., son Of M.
and Mrs. Joseph N. Wilson. also
Of Warrington.
Miss Hunter u . graduate Of
Trinity College. Ensign Wilson
attended George WashinGton
University and 6outheastern
University law school.
No date has been set fof the
wedding.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
How 10 Take the
Simmer Out Of
Sumner

" yss aeed lots 2 sheer
cool clothes for Q WeshiMstea
summer -. Is the Iimitetiees
Of ea sllevsaee .mske skSp-
ping difficult II yes ere
pressed for time-thes 'meke
Heleae's Aressi tie 7o&a ieel-
uma yesr seedeeker's guide.
IL il sie hos assembIed
e-erthiss TO meke yesr ssm-
mes o "ammeriess" q pos"
sble. She tells yes Of wsys
TO sim down - thst yos Cen
- witkess . sirdIe Of
swimmer stockings thst come
est Of . isr, Q botfIe es .
tsbe Of shorts cad sleeks
swd bsthiss ssits for yssr
ssmmer IN wsshimstea Of
ploees 70 90 fef luseheoa,
dinner. supper end pieniex
Hsrried week END ssests
vAs ere vsa ssd distrseted By
he pFsblem Of vkst to take
sheis hostess. her hssbaad o.
shem child viii be seethed b.
ssssestieas from Helene.
Yes. II is with delight fhef
He,e~e tries N her Resses vsy
- lower yosr fe@perafsre-
b. helping yes with the hsa-
dred ssd one Itfie summer
problems thet NOW confront
yes.
Evening star., 1942-06-21

SoNALLTY." 25c each-the ham,
burgers are thick, huge and juicy.
And you pArtake Of their goodness
-perched high on q high chair.
served by swift grin messengers.
Other specialties are q rich choco-
late cake-and crisp green salad.
Drop In after the show, after the
party. while shopping Open hum
IL Am. to Z am. Located Just west
Of Conn. Ave.-at 1735 L ST. NV.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Cuban Ambassador
ToGive Luncheon

The Cuban Ambassador, Sen0
Aurelio Concheso, viii entertain at
q stag luncheon tomorrow In honor
of DR.. Pedro Cue and Dr.. Merdardo
vitier, professors Of the University
Of Havana. The visitors are touring
in this country at the invitation Of
the Cultural Relations Division Of
the State Department.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Miss Anne Asmuth
To Wed MIR. Meade

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter. Axmuth IN.
nounce the engagement Of theiE
daughter. Miss Anne Cavanagh As
muth, to Mr.. Charles Meade.
The ceremony win be held ut the
Sacred Heart Church On Tuesday,
June 20. at 3 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Miss Pope Returns
To Her Home Here

Miss Ann Marie Pope has re-
turned to her home after . visit to
her brother In Augusta, Ga. While
in the South she also visited in
jacksonville. Fla. At that time she
attended q dinner dance 1T the Ca
det Club as the guest Of Cadet
Thomas A. Carlin, II.
Evening star., 1942-06-21

Wnkr-And get
your stockings
out Of q jar, q
bottle or q tube.
The ToiletTies
Depart N ent
(main nou) Of
T H Z PALAB
ROYAL has q
variety Of prep
A
Evening star., 1942-06-21

what an array to
choose from those
washable cottons or
this seasons newest
fabrics. Dresses for
active and spectator
sports .. pinafores
. shirts and slacks
and shorts. Bathing
suits, too-a glamour
GUS figure = hAtteYing
Evening star., 1942-06-21

~~<ANk1 = SA Il
c IAL g." It's
served every
NJ o n day from
1880 am. to .
p.m.-and IT'S q
JOY to lovers Of
seafoods. Only
50c-it includes
q delicious Crab
Evening star., 1942-06-21

3 ] e n d e r
enough to 90
" 1t hout a
girdk and
S t o c kings.
And stay ht.
You'll hnd
the EMILE
H 3 ALTH II
CLUB equip
Evening star., 1942-06-21

~ ySS
whether you
wear size ,
or 10. widths
AAAA or C..
Z Z q U ! site
s A K s
p I = T H
A v Z N UE
ID / . c o n =
tinued" foot
weaY hA -
Evening star., 1942-06-21
NokMAk0x
FARM
.7'Akk.

from the District Line-and the
little jaunt Is one the whole family
will enjoy. Watch for the opening
of Normandy Farms WATER
GATE INN about July :. It'll be
located At 27o0 r ST. NV, on the
Potomac River. But don't forget
the original NORMANDY FARM
viii stay open all summer. too. For
reservations: WIS. o421.
Evening star., 1942-06-21

pert masseuse. the finest Turkish
baths. private cabanas for nude sun
bathing on the sun roof. There are
salt rubs (and colonic irrigations
BY graduate registered nurse) to
purify your body. Prices are most
reasonable. For instance: IL ex-
ercises with shower and Scotch
hose. only SIS. 1921 CONN. AVE.
Phone DIS. 3616.
Evening star., 1942-06-21

pared Cfisneld style; q cup Of
Clam Broth, fried scaIlops. Sara
toga potatoes; Mexican Ballad,
Rum Buns, Bread and Butter. Try
1t tomorrow. Served at both ad-
dresses: l22l z ST. 1907 Z ST.
Evening star., 1942-06-21

service il efficient. II you have 4
number Of guests and prefer pri-
vacy while entertaining-Hotel 7400
has . number Of small private din
ing rooms. to accommodate from
IL to 50 persons. They're available
for luncheon, cocktail and dinney
parties. 2400 18th ST. For reser>
vations: Phone CO. TOO.
Evening star., 1942-06-21

" so! YOU'RE SHOWING
THEM THE TOWN?"
Then don't overlook RBTAU-
RANT 400. It's the place to 30 for
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Van Zandts Return

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Parker Van Zandt
have returned to their apartment
IN the westchester after spending
six months on the west coast OF
South America.
Evening star., 1942-06-21

fortably air-condi-
toned. you'll find 1t
= refreshing retreat
from humidity and
heat. Go there for
luncheon-for din
ner. The food is de-
licious. the prices
are nasnnahle the
Evening star., 1942-06-21

8 " e d j s b
m . 8 8 . 6 e
with steam
cabinet or
lamp 10
times, $40.
e K e ercise.
ring rollers,
m q c h mes
q n d steam
cabinet, 20
times, $3.50.
r~ts Nth
Evening star., 1942-06-21

II pares and
whittles your
hosiery bud
get b u t
best Of all, it
restores old
stockings to
n E " life.
Only 1Sc to
repair a
short thread
Evening star., 1942-06-21

Ii lovely IN the
summer and
wise Washing
ton folk drive
out frequently
for luncheon,
dinner or
picnics. It's
~Nfu a raSla~
Evening star., 1942-06-21

collection. Select your summer
wardrobe at zIRKN's-and make
your summer in Warrington .
delight (from the fashion stand
point that Isl. 821 18th ST.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
>We%~~We>

s. CINDERELLA OR ATA-
''A LANrA- could
have been fitted At ROSS
SATURN, And 70 can YOU
Evening star., 1942-06-21

/" HOW TO WIN FRIENDS"
:. take them 70
ODONNHL's SEA GRILL for
one of Their man-size delicious
Evening star., 1942-06-21

I" WHAT Is so RARE-as
day IN June. II you
spend it out at MaTjory Hendricks
NORMANDY FARM?" The farm
Evening star., 1942-06-21
CLAMOROUs LEGS can

be yours this summer
STOCKINGS" Save
your current supply to wear in the
Evening star., 1942-06-21
<<>>>>>>>>

6 7 ET'S PICK COTTONS."
You'll pick them fast
in the air-conditioned COM
fort Of zIRKN',S sport shop. And
Evening star., 1942-06-21

d" DH1NrTHY-oN TIE
COLD, STANDARD"
. -. is the newly redecorated din
ing room At HOTEL 2400. De-
Evening star., 1942-06-21

RO u NDER
"A n d are
fast becom-
ing famous
for the ir
/" H A M =
B UR GERS
WITH pKR.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
>H>e>~>>

" IF YOU'RE A REALIsT-'
about finances and fash
ion," you'll thank Helene for send
ing you to the STELO6 COMPANY.
Evening star., 1942-06-21

ments with rins-roller. electric
blanket. massage. $50. 1879 p ST.
MA. 7256.
Evening star., 1942-06-21

Just arrived from Mi mi and
Palm Beach IN colorful
styles for sports. for daytime, for
evening-and they're all being
sailed at only $5o5 and $7-o5
fregulArly to $22.50). Also ut the
same prices. are sample and can
collation. shoes by other nationally
known manufacturers. Stock up
NOW. Open . am. to pm. Halt
block below Dupont Circle. 1873
CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Take Arlington Home

Col. and Mrs.. Clyde Pickett, With
their children, Donald and Phillip.
have arrived from Detroit and have
taken . house At 251 North Eight
eenth street, Arlington.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
>>>~>>>>>>

tt THREE SMART GIRLS
are Ray Ricard. Marjorie
Booth and Jane Armstrong;"
They've recently opened THE TOP
Evening star., 1942-06-21

0 KHP YOUR BODY
sLM-your nerves
steady. Lose weight all over or
in spots" at ANNE KHLY'S
Evening star., 1942-06-21

run; 7oc to repair = long thread
run; Be for each additional thread
run. anass erad3eAked. 6l3 l2th
ST.
Evening star., 1942-06-21

iulCA1Wl,
for tea,
for cock
tails, din
ner and
3 u p per.
IT'S cool
and com.
I o r table
a - n
Evening star., 1942-06-21

conveniently located to Govesn.
nnent butldmgA theatres, depaTt-
mlnt stores. Eznehsons Start -
soc: dinnars at 55c. 1z7S = 81.
FOR reservations: TX. 600.
Evening star., 1942-06-21

/" 7 TITLE THINGS IN
- LIE COUNT
and the epicure who appreciates
exquisite cuisine plus the accom-
Evening star., 1942-06-21
HOTEL
RALEIGH

for his own gourmet's tastes In
food. And NOTHING will reduce
that standard Go for luncheon,
for dinner-or supper with dane
ins). For reservations: Can Mr..
Arthur, MA. $50.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
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I" GRTH CONTROL can
be accomplished" via
correct exercise and massage at the
nkIE HEALTH CLUB. Become
Evening star., 1942-06-21

panying factors Of q
charming atmosphere.
smooth service and
good music - should
put the PAIL MALL
ROOM Of the HOTEL
RALEIGH at the top
Of his List. The Chef
was engaged years ago,
n0x nnlx for his u,orn-