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CHURCHILL

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ingrad was on the brink of fall
ing to German arms.
Now. convinced that he can
not take Stalingrad. he is blatant
ly claiming that his armies will
march through TO the Caspian
Sea before the SHOWS of winter
block their course.
But Killers mind, wherever he
focuses it meets with only black
ness. Churchill continued. He is
aware that the Allies have not
only gained the superiority Of
1.-THE air along the western front
but also that that superiority is
continuing to grow daily by tre-
mendous strides: he is aware.
too. that most of his industrial
cities have been torn up by AL
lied bombs and will be contin-
ued to be torn up even on q
larger scale. and the awful con-
clusion has forced itself on him
that there is nothing his once
great Germany can do to stop the
nightly bombing of her once
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APPRECIATION

Editor, The Citizen:
In view of the difficulties that
you are experiencing in your
field we particularly appreciate
your letter of Sept. 80 addressed
to President Dear and assuring
him of your fullest cooperation in
the scrap metal drive.
l was sure that when Donald
Nelson issued his challenge TO
newspapers it would be accepted
IN just the way that you have
accepted it.
Yours and hundreds of letters
like yours prove that 1 was right
in my thoughts. The way news
papers have taken hold of this
campaign and the success of their
making of it should be definite
proof if any is needed for those
who have criticized the newspa-
pers and their contribution to
the war effort.
Sincerely yours.
, CRANSTON WILLIAMS.
New York, N. Y,
Oct. 9, 1912.
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FIGHTING AROUND

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destroyed rs out Of 70 planes
that the Germans had thrown in
to an attack to take a village on
the road to the GronzY oil fields.
Along the Black Sea coast.
Russian regulars and marines re-
captured a village. the report
said. and forced the enemy to
retreat to the lines he had occu-
pied four days ago.
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FULL CLASS TO TAKE
NURSES AIDE COURSE

A full class of 10 women re-
ported at the Red Cross head
quarters this morning at 9 o'clock
to begin their course as nurses
aides.
Mrs. Lucy Stanley Nelson,
r. NJ, will instruct them. Mrs.
Nelson comes to the Red Cross
here from the Lee Memorial Hos
pital at Fort Myers, where she
was supervisor of nurses from
1886 to 1912. She graduated
from the Milledgeville State Hos
pital in Georgia and completed
post graduate work at both the
Memphis General Hospital and
Cook County Hospital in Chi
cago.
Mrs. Mamie Baker Porter, who
is chairman of the nurses aides
committee, expressed her pleas
ure over the excellent response
to the call for volunteers for this
course.
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any success, whatever in their at
tempts to down the fortresses.
The fact is, that, regardless of
what point they try to attack the
fortresses, the Zeros run into a
stream of fire that destroys them.
In the raids during the last two
days, not a single Allied bomber
was lost.
The acute situation on Guadal-
canal, however, has not lessened
in the last "a hours. The Japs
have landed more reinforce
ments during darkness, and it is
anticipated they will make a
concerted air. land and sea at
tack on the Allied base on Qua
dalcanal in the hope of recap
turing it.
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THE LOWDOWN
FROM HICKORY GROVE

My "sad sights contest" is 60
ing along great shakes. If you
have not already sent the editor
your entry, you should do so
pronto. The contest is gonna
close some day. So that you
will know hoW the contest is go
ing, I will teR you who isIead0
ing, etc.
In the first, place, with the
most votes, as Sad Sights MAN.
Der One, is mice young fell
low, up-and coming looking, but
tagging along with a sweetie in
purple seersuckers laced up the
back-and leading the gals dog. ''
That is number one, so far. In
second place, according to the
vote, is "a buxom young woman
letting some wrinkle-brow sell
her on the idea that her head is
vacuum and she needs a shot
of something to maintain her
morale. Without the correct
shade of purple for her toe-nails,
she would fold up. Grandma
Washington didn't fold up when
George was crossin' the Della
ware. She melted lead and made
bullets-she didn't closet herself
with exhausted morale.
Send your tSad Sight" entry
right--awaXwYon. may win some
thing-maybe everlasting glory
maybe three cheers.
Yours with the low down,
..,.' 10 SIERRA.
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CALL ron BIDS

: The City of Key West will re-
ceive sealed bids for the purchase
of one ID secondhand bulldozer
machine. These bids to be re-
turnable at 500 P. NJ. on Friday,
October 18th, 1912.
Bids should be addressed to
City Clerk, Key West. Florida
JOE JOHNSON,
oct7-12.1942 City Clerk.
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HINTS GIVEN
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automotive sales and service in
dustries.
Florida's business life as a
whole will be affected more by
curtailment in supplies oof con-
sumner goods than most states.
This is due to the fact that
normally some 81 per cent of
Florida's income is derived from
service and distributive indus
tries, compared with 49 per cent
for the country as a whole.
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=: SOCIETY -:
MARRIAGE MART

Donald L.Stubbs, 26, of Pison,
S. D., and Miss Audrey P. Lay
man, %, of Minneapolis, were
married Saturday by the Rev. A.
c. Riviere, pastor of the First
Methodist Church. ~
3 On the same day, the Rev.
William E. Bryant, pastor of the
Ley Memorial Church, officiated
at the marriage of Joseph Ed
ward Johnson, of Key West, and
Daisy Lee DeFoard, of Birming-
ham, Ala.
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RETURN TO CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Fielden Elbertson,
who had been spending a few
weeks visiting in New York City
and other points in that section,
returned to Key West during
the weekend.
While in New York, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elbertson witnessed the
World Series between the Cham
pion st. Louis Cardinals and the
New York Yankees.
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Pound Needs Watchdog

NORFOLK, Va.-While Dave
Robertson, state game warden,
has many dogs at his pound, APP
parently there isn't a single
watchdog among them Someone
broke into his office nearby and
stole a pair of spectacles valued
at $109e fFLes Cpc,-
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FROM THE NORTHROPS'
SCRAPBOOKS

The Friendly Little Things
It's just the little friendly things
That makes life seem worth
while; S'-t
A friends hand clasped within
your own,
A cheerful, sunny smile
A bit of honest sympathy, when
ever skies are gray,
It's just these little, precious
things
That make us friends today.
Living History
In 1861 it cost $7.45 to send by
WI. ten-word telegram, S. F.
to N. Y.
In 1880 it cost $4,000 to own
telephone.
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PEOPLES FORUM

The Cislxen weIcemes express
sf0ns OF the views OF fta read.
ers, but the editor reserves the
right to delete any items
which are considered libel0ws
or unwarranted. The writers
should be fair and confine the
letters to 500 words, and write
ON ONE side OF the paper only.
Signature OF the writer's must
accompany the letters and will
be published anless requested
otherwise.
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"KEY" MAN

ELKHART, Inc. Sam Dudley,
a repairman and keymaker, re-
Gently became the "key" figure
in the scrap drive when he turned
in 1000 old keys and metal filings
equal in weight to another 1000
keys.
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Announcement
OF Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Percy M. Roberts
of zoos Fleming street announce
the engagement of their son.
Allen Neil Roberts, to Miss Bea-
trice Smith of Fort Smith, Ark
anSaS.
The wedding will take place in
the near future.
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NEED VOLUNTEERS

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civic body or bodies to start a
movement that would result In
our getting the necessary number
of collectors''s
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LEGALS


NOTICE TO APPEAR
TO: William w. Pratt,
373 w. 18th ST,
New York, New York.
You are hereby required to ap-
pear to the sworn Bill of Com
plant filed against you in the
above styled cause on or before
the End day of November, A. D.
1912; otherwise the allegations
thereof will be taken as con-
feSsed.
Done and Ordered September
10Th, 1912.
(SEAL) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe
County, Florida.
RAYMOND r. LORD,
Solicitor for Complainant.
sept21-28; oct5-12, 1912
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-12

Sidney J. Weinberg, New York
banker now in service in Wash
ington, born New York, 81 years
ago.
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LOST in front of Oceanview
Restaurant a PreSt-O-Lite tank
with hose solder iron attached.
Finder please call 203, Yates
Refrigeration Company and re-
ceive reward. octl2-2tx
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Today's Birthdays

Most Rev. Michael J. Curley,
Catholic archbishop of Baltimore,
born in Ireland, SO years ago.
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1939-Britain's Prime Minister
Neville Chamberlain answers
Hitler's peace propoSals-in eff
feet that German promises are
no good.
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ANSWERS TO YOUR
WAR QUESTIONS

Q.-I'm going to the Army and
hear they need st. Bernards. Can
my dog join the Army, too?
A.-You can offer your St.
Bernard for war duty. Write,
Dogs for Defense, Inc.," New
York City.
Q.-I am only five foot one.
Will I be drafted?
A.-Your height won't keep
you out, fellow. The Army's mini
mum is five feet.
Off soldier is accepted for
limited service will he be sent
abroad?
Ale wouldn't be sent into
combat zones, but he might be
sent overseas.
proud cities. which hundreds Of
thousands of residents have evac-
uated because of the Allied bomb
ing.
A black picture. the Prime
Minister concluded. but Hitler
knows that it is going to be
blacker yet; he knows that il
means the downfall of Germany
because of his ruthless and brutal
regime.
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1941-Some $12.O0O,OOO worth
of crude rubber, goes up in smoke
in Fall River: fire. pr.
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FOR SALE-13-foot V-Bottom,
Cypress Boat, complete with
sail. $500. Apply MIR. Men
endez. Rest Beach. octl2-3tx
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FOR SALE-Ford Station Wagon
in excellent condition. Good
rubber. Right price. 823 Eliza
beth street. oct12-3tx
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FOR SALE-House, 4 bedrooms,
2 baths, completely furnished.
Excellent condition. Cali 423-W
for appointment. octl2-6tx
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Perry Burgess, president of the
Leonard Wood Memorial for the
Eradication of Cancer, author,
born Joplin, Mo-, Sc years ago.
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1938-Japs land in South China
in drive that is still on.
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FOR SALE-Reconditioned. like
new, Hoover Vacuum Cleaner.
Bargain at $4,000. Also, one GE
Cleaner, good shape and cheap
at $500. New Electrolux
Vacuums if you have priority.
See O'Sweeney before it is too
late. oct10-tf
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l94l CHEVROLET, Tudor, good
tires. Going to Army. W. z.
Fowler, Harris School.
oct10-6tE
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Subscribe to The Citizen-20e
weekly.
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Classified Column
HUMAN HAIR WANTED

25c paid for every ounce, 10
inches long and up. Cut
from heads only, parcel in
Sured. Arranjay's Wig
Co., 81 West goth, New
York. " oct12-1tx
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Into a fool.
Police Captain: 'Why didn't
you tell the policeman on the
beat that you were robbed?"
Victim: Couldn't make him
stay awake long enough to list
en-"
Drive Slowly-We Gotta Swell
Jail.
A long sober face can often be
caused from indigestion or a tor
pid liver.
If you have an enemy, go talk
things over with him. You may
make friends or you might have
"a fight. Who knows?
A liability turns into an asset
when a debt is paid.
A WHITE concrete center strip
is being built into the latest road
pavements to obviate the neces-
sity of repainting the familiar
white traffic lines. The traffic
lanes on either side of the new
concrete marker strip are of
darker concrete.
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1912-Federal Court in Dan
bury, Conn, awards Danbury
Hatters $250,000 in their suit
against Hatters union, in historic
labor case of that generation.
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Peter B. Kyne of San Fran
cisco, novelist, born there, 81
years ago.
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ROSES

ROSE BUSHES-World's Best.
Hints on care and culture. Free
illustrated catalog. McClung
Bros. Rose Nursery, Tyler. Tex
as. octl2-1tx
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who want to 60 TO
work can safely leave their
small children at Miss Good
speeds Nursery School, 728
Fleming ST Hours arranged
to suit your schedule.
oct5-7-9-l2-4tx
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FOR SALE

A SOUND INVESTMENT at
bargain price. New Duplex
Concrete House. completely
furnished. All modern conven-
fences. 1916 Margaret. Apply
919 Elizabeth, noon or evening.
oct3-2wksX
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Today In History

1492-Columbus discovers the
New World.
1802-West Point graduates its
first claSS-tWo.
1870-Died, aged SO, Robert E.
Lee famed Confederate gen.
eral.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-12

Jerome D. Greene, Harvard
University secretary, born in ia
pan, SO years ago.
Kathryn Meislo, contralto,
born Philadelphia, 43 years ago.
Lammot Du Pont, board chair
man of the famous Delaware
company, born Wilmington, 81
years ago.
Ex-Gov. Howard M. Gore of
West Virginia, Born Clarksburg,
w. Va. SIS wears ago.
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1918-President Wilson leads
Liberty Lion parade down New
York City's Fifth avenue.
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Watch Your Step
A couple of drinks
Of pure, white mule
Will turn a wise man
Into a fool.
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MISCELLANEOUS

$40 REWARD to person who will
find a desirable furnished two
bedroom house or apartment
for Naval Officer. Phone 876M.
oct10-3tx
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To be continued
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Drive Slowly-We Gotta Swell
Jail.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
By the Way
Beth Blaine

with
Mrs John Gross yesterday they found the ndefasabe Laura
the garden busy planting
returned her home Bethlehem
she going to finish that planting before
Mrs George Sloane Warrenon looking very
navy and white checked tweed suit She told se been out pricing
carriages and harnesses and found that they'd tremendously
now that all faced with dearth transportation.
of her Island up-even
onessaid Kay They
dine with them will invitation
just like
Mrs Sloane trying to solve the transportation problem Mr. Sloane
Warrenton
Also at luncheon were Mrs Robert Mckay and Mrs Arthur
told all just what
that she had unpacked old
altered repaired having
than when they Particularly pale pink
Mrs, McLeans gown worn by Nine
Banco wife of the Ambassador quite
beautiful dress had adding
Il shouldn't ask but where did anything ove2"
TO % which the lady G replied that the had been brought back
Uruguay Have hesancy about those old gowns
ladies!
Mrs Benjamin Cain home from the hospital convaescing from
CALL looking very trailing white tea gown
with big spashy painted on
While Maj Cain duty
grass doesn't look quite well kept did But yesterday Artist
Eleanor Martin said she adored cutting she'd
mat remains TO be SEEN Anyhow Miss Martin looked chic
blue frock beige and said that
Ralph Jester there and Mrs Hand Churchill doing
here Also Mrs Alex Hasne in black with sheer white m and
Comdr Griffith Warheld
We love the story (Which the attractive who told
lunch and to discuss the affairs of the world At recent meeting
they decided write out their predictions
velopehen all to be locked the clubs safeto be
opened OIL year
luncheon-bu luncheon
ladies, decided with curiosity
that would really be interesting to know what everyone had
Washington cooks we understand don't care for the new war
working of their employers Breakfast always
it but the cooks can't.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Younger Set
Will Gather
At Belmont
Gay Party Sunday
At the Hurleys;
Other Entertaining

There will be a gay party at Bel
mont, the Leesburg estate of the
United States Minister to New Zea-
land and Mrs. Patrick ]. Hurley on
Sunday. Mrs. Hurley and her at
tractive daughter, Ruth have invited
members of the Beer and Skittles
Club to have their next meeting
there.
Belmont, one of the show places
of the Leesburg section is about 80
miles from Washington. The ramb-
ling red brick house, situated on
top of hill, will be an ideal setting
for the merry meeting of the club
which is composed of popular mem
bers of the younger set of the
Capital.
Two parties that claimed the at
tention of Junior society yesterday
were the miscellaneous shower
given for Miss Rachel Horak, and
the tea at which Miss Jane Wemyss
was the hostess.
The party for Miss Horak, whose
Evening star., 1942-05-08
LitvinOffs
Entertain at
Diplomats and
Officials Guests;
McCarthys Hosts

The Belgian Ambassador and
Countess van der Straten- -Ponthoz
were the ranking guests at luncheon
today of the Soviet Ambassador and
Mrs. Maxim Litvinoff, who enter
tanned in their imposing Embassy on
Sixteenth street. Among others at
the luncheon were the Polish Am
bassador and Nine. Ciechanowska,
the Greek Minister and Nine.
Diamantopoulos, the Assistant Sec
retary of State, Mr.. Breckenridge
Long; the Assistant Secretary of
War and Mrs. John j. McCloy, and
several members of the Soviet Pur-
chasing Commission who are In
Washington.
British Ambassador
Guest at Dinner.
Another party among the diplo-
mats was that last evening of the
Canadian Minister and Mrs. Leigh
ton Mccarthy who entertained at
dinner in honor of his Britannia
majesty's Ambassador and Wis
countess Halifax. Others at the
Legation were the Polish Ambas-
sador and Nine. Ciechanowska, As
sociate Justice and Mrs. Felix
Frankfurter, the Norwegian Min
lister and Nine. Munthe de Morgen-
stierne, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer,
Miss Mabel T. Boardman, Air Mar
shall D. C. F. Evil, the Minister
Counselor of the Canadian Lega-
ton and Mrs. Hume Wrong and
Mr. and Mrs. John Mccarthy, son
and daughter r-in-law of the hosts.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Interesting
Social Events
In Suburbs
Mothers Honored; ;
Farewell Parties
Also Are Given

Informal entertaining continues
to add gayety to the social life in
sections of Maryland and Virginia.
For weeks the calendar has been
chalked with events to particularly
attract the interest of residents of
nearby VicinitieS.
Mothers Day Fetes
In Eastern Montgomery.
In the eastern suburban area of
Montgomery County there have
been several unusually interesting
events. The theme of Mothers Day
was emphasized at a tea given
yesterday afternoon at the Wood
side Park home of Mrs. Allen H.
Gardner by group of Is girls in
honor of their mothers. Spring
flowers formed attractive decora-
tions and presiding over the tea
cups were Miss Leila Miller and Miss
Virginia Piepgrass. Yesterdays
youthful hostesses belong to a group
called the Spanish Knit-Wit Club,
SO termed because at meetings they
knit for the Red Cross and learn
Spanish.
In addition to Miss Miller and
Miss Piepgrass, the hostesses in
cluded the Misses Carol Gardner,
Carolyn Cowper, Sally Johnson,
Sandy Mas, Ruth Mighell, Patsy
and Marilyn Piepgrass, Helen Sho-
walter, Cathryn Smith, Barbara
Woolfall. Margaretta Bains and
Betty Jean Baker.
Mrs. Clarence NJ. Kiefer gave
arewell dinner party last evening
Evening star., 1942-05-08

marriage to Mr.. Charles Stanley
White, jr., will take place May 16
was given by Miss Betty Bartlett.
Miss Bartlett is the daughter of
Commissioner E. F. Bartlett of the
Bureau of Accounts of the Treasury
Department, and Mrs. Bartlett. The
guests were close friends of the
bride-elect. Also included among
those present were Mrs Joseph
Horak and Miss Betty Horak, mother
and sister Of the honor guest, as we'll
as Mrs. Charles Stanley White and
Miss Mary Alice White, mother and
sister of the bridegroom -elect.
Miss Wemyss, another bride Of the
near future. gave her tea as a fare
well to her fellow students at the
Chevy Chase Junior College. Miss
Wemyss' engagement to Ensign
Evening star., 1942-05-08

(See SUBURBAN, Page BAD
Evening star., 1942-05-08

at her Takoma Park home in honor
of Miss Airline Miller of Wilson,
Kans., who has been employed in
Washington with the Maritime Com
mission. Miss Miller is being trans
ferred to Chicago with a group Of
other employees. Among the guests
was her sister, Miss Velma Miller of
Kansas, who has been visiting here
for several weeks.
At Home This Afternoon
In Arlington County.
A high light on the program in
Arlington County today is the at
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey B.
Marriott, who will entertain this
afternoon. Their party will be in
honor Of their nephew, Corpl. Carle-
Evening star., 1942-05-08

ton Hawthorne, who will leave
shortly for an officers training
school.
Mrs. Jack Turner has returned to
her home in Highland Park follow
ing a fortnight's visit with friends
and relatives in Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. H. Sampson, wife Of 1t.
Sampson of Arlington, is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Briggs, in New York City. DR.. and
Mrs. Charles C.. Canada of Airing
ton, accompanied by DR.. Canadas
(See SUBURBAN. Page BAD
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Ellen Anderson
Married in Miami

Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Lamon
Anderson announce the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Ellen Lamon
Anderson, to Mr.. Walter LIE Roy
Smith April 26 in ST. Stephens s
Episcopal Church, Miami, Fla.
Mr.. Smith left Tuesday for Mar
acaibo, Venezuela, where he is
United States vice-consul, and Mrs.
Smith returned to Washington,
where she is an analyst for the
Department of Justice.
Evening star., 1942-05-08

John L. Pfeffer, U. S. N. r., recently
was announced by her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. James S. Wemyss of Lam
caster, N. H. Assisting at the tea
table at Miss Wemyss' fete were
the Misses Helen Callahan. Carol
Robinson, Jane Jackman and Ros-
lind Grant.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Miss COnnors Bride

Mr.. William j. Conners announces
the marriage of his sister, Miss
Marie A. Connors, to Mr.. Henry
Sheer. The ceremony took place
April 25 at ST. Mary's rectory, Rock
vile. The Rev. Father Stephen Nc
Cabe of st. Martins Catholic
Church, Washington, officiated.