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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-18
MAN ABOUT TOWN

WAEA1N A9VO4 AVWN
 The Charles A. Lindberghs are @We"-ing again. Due in late Sum mer Ethel Norman Levitt exs poets her image at Dr's Hospital some time in July. .Alexanoer Woollcott's condition, far from be- ing improved, is of great concern to his friends. Robert Taylor, tne actor, and Paul Draper, the teLpsl. corker, go into the Army within z Faonths. Doris Duke CromwelFs new llh.honey is Gavin Welby :. That lone stroller near 59th and 9th these warm 3 ayems is Harry Hop kins. Looks like Hamlet just be- fore the soliloquy. Florists LOOK a bad beating on Mothers Day In New work. Nearly every one gave tnelr mothers bonds, instead insiders would have you believe the NOT. mandie will never sail again. ana that its scrap will make better bul- lets. anyhow Mayor LaGuardia wo,f a newspaper poll (for being the first New yorker Hitler would hang if he invaded the U. S) II demand [ recount
 Why is the interned Franz HOhen- lohe 50 confident he'll be released from Ellis Island as an alien en- emy? Can 1t be due to the alleged influence of a certain Washington biggie, who maybe dunno it, but very soon may need to use some in- Ruence himself-the dope!
 Diane (Fcrdinand) Chase tells chums she'll tell judge about 1n- nocencio viera, the money she met and welded in Rio last year. He was supposed to follow on the next boat and didn't. Now she's looking for chlorine work again, demmitI. All rumors to the con- trary, Ogden Hammond, Jr., Is not and never was connected with the F.BI,. Virginia McOurdy of sons O Fun" was picked by N~ Y. Unl- versity students as their choice for a blind date. So what happened, tee-hee? They were supposed to take her to 8 dance and never show ed up, the cads. And she's such a swell gal, too. The Rockefeller Luncheon Club informed the mem- bership not to invite women attired in slacks. Oh, fancy, eh?. Re- member that guy who went to Poly clinic Hospital from Lindy's? HIS plumber came up in the draft, and now he can fight Japs and Nazls instead of Americans.
 Last week we itemed about an uuctate 'insane asylum" (which al- Iegedly helps wealthy draft dOdgers) and this data came in the next day "Tt is no longer news or gossip up there among the doctors, internes nurses, ct al. You apparently dt not know that the asylUm's richest end0wer is the kin of 2 millionaire who donated big sums of money to a magazine which the Departnen' of Justice recently put out of busi- ness"
 JoAn L. Lewis, the labor czar, was
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-18

The Mattatuck Musical Art so- ciety will elect officers at it's annual meeting tonight in the Tudor room of the Waterbury Women's club. A potluck supper will be held. The so- ciety will discuss plans for fall and winter programs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-18
BEHAN-OSBORNE

MT. and Mrs. P: Osborne of Ashley Street announce the mar riage of their daughter, Alice Jean nette, to Thomas F. Behan, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Behan of Wyman Street
 The wedding took place on Sat- urday, May 16.
 Upon their return MT. and Mrs. Behan will reside on Corona Drive.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-18

In a years time, you move along with the earth, on its trip around the sun, about 584,O00,0O0 miles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-18
CORNELL CLUB

Winners in the Friday afternoon tournament under the direction of Mrs. J. c. Moriarty included: Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Stamford, 549; Mrs. Phelps, Mrs. Stevens, 544; Mrs Peabody, Mrs. Swanson, 532 Mrs Petitjean, Mrs. Erk 529 1-2.
 Scorers that afternoon were North-south, Mrs. Gunsalus, Mrs Rogers, e3; Mrs. Brophy, Mrs. Bod den tied with Mrs. LaVigne, Mrs Perreault, 9l; Mrs. Bailey, Mrs Stamford, s5; Mrs. Corden, Mrs LaBonne, 04.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-18
Weddings

evenings, will not be held beCauae
 of the lack of lighting facilities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-18
REn CR0SS

The Foreign Surgical Dressing Glasses of Mrs. Michael Toomey, scheduled for Monday and Tuesday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-18
ROOSTER CLUB

The Booster club will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at Democratic headquarters, 79 North Main street Miss Mary Hennessey will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-18

Lake Mattamusket, N. C., is the winter home of about TO per cent Of GU North American swans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-18
WILSON-HUNT

The wedding of Miss Ellen Hunt, daughter of Mrs. George Hunt of this city, to Daniel J. Wilson of the United States Navy, son of Daniel J. Wilson, Sr., of New Haven, took place on Tuesday morning, May l2.
 The Reverend Francis O'Shea united the couple at seven o'clock at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, with Mrs. John Leary as her sisters matron of honor, and John Wilson as his brothers best man.
 The bride wore frock of beige silk crepe with white accessories, and carried bouquet of spring flowers. The matron of honor was dressed in brown crepe with white accessories, and carried spring fiow- CTS.
 A breakfast followed at the Hotel Elton, from which the couple left for an unannounced trip. Mrs. Will son teaches at the WOodtick school.
 RAY-WOODWORTH
 The wedding of Miss Shirley Vaughn Woodworth, daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. V. Woodworth of Willow Street to Vincent s. Ray, son of MT. and Mrs. s. w. Ray of Watertown Avenue, took place Sat- urday morning.
 The Rev. John Walker performed the ceremony at eleven o'clock at the Second Congregational Church which was attractiyely decorated with white gladiolii, roses and palms.
 Miss Beverly Ann Woodworth at- tended her sister aS maid Of honor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-18

John L. Lewis, the labor czar, was trying on $40 fedoras at CaVan-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

aMf Die @riinbmanern nieoergebrannt
fei als Jolge Der 8ombaroierung nno
9erftormng zines aroBen Seiles Der
alten Stoot Nfaina. Drei 3eilen be.
ribten oamit, ipie cine balbe Stunoe
8ombenregens ouf ipeite Teile Der
Staot babel audi einen Dom aeritort
haben, an oem beinabe talieno Sab.
re lang @eidledter auf @efhledter
gebant noer erbalteno uno perfd0'
neruo searbeitet baben. @er ipie id)
fir cine Neibe meiner illngen Sabre
ben Dom nit ieiner @eIdihte, lei.
ner Sbonbeit nno Glnit ais @r5ie-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

Ger anf iid bat ipirfen laiien, iper in
ibm Sitter ,nb @rbabenbeit uno be-
lebe,l6es 6eler unleres @laubensle.
bcns nidt nur beobabtet, ionoern oi-
reft auberlid nno innerlid erlebt bot,
fann nur NIT bent allertiefiten
sdmerae Die @orte leien: Scr
Mainaer 9om lit bis ouf ben @rumb
nieoersebrannt infolee ser 2uftan.
eriffe a,lf Die Staot.'
9iefer Dom beeonnen in ser
Sriib5eit Der romaniihen 8auperiobe
,m bas Sobr 1000, ipdter auseebaut
in eolen 5ormen, teilipeife i'm Stil
elmer fpateren 3eit, INNER tpieoer
3euae bes @laubenslebens in ieiner
auberiten Srabtentfaltung bel ben
Sodfeiten oes mittelalterlihen 2ai.
iertlms in Main3 bat ebenio Die
Sobfluten relieiolen 2ebens aeIebeu,
als ein Mann tpie Der fl. 8ernarh
oen &reltaaue preoiete uno 8arboroiio
im 12. Sabrbunoert nit ieinen Rit.
tern int Dome betete llnb lie, anfer.
erte, benor er 5i,m tpeltbetpeeenoen
&reua5,lg nad bem 81. 2anbe auf.
hrad. Dieier 9om bat INNER tpie.
Ser seiftiee, religi0ie uno politiide
&dmpfe innerbolb unb auberbalb Der
Wfallern Der i'm l,mgebenben Stabt
erlebt, ebenio 6euersbrunit unb Sic
@irfung bon @eidiisfeuer ser Sdiue=
oen tpie Der 5ran5olen. 9lber nidts
BON allebem bat i'm ie unbeilbar ner-
pnnoet. Simmer ipieber erItanb ct aus
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14
Ser 1tntersans oes Mbemblanbes

@elt pie6erbolt. Aber nireenbipo
tritt Die 9an5e @ntfeblidfeit uno
Soleenihnerc 10 ins 8lidfelb als on
Den Gllinen Der StGbte am 3bein.
ssn ibnen bat ia Ser abenoldnoii6e
Nenfdb 3lnal in Der driitliden aera,
idon felt ibrer Sriib5eit nno erit redt
in ben Sabrbunocrten oes Ntittel-
alters eine,t Gl1ltl,rraunl eeid)affen
tpie tpobl, ab9eieben popn 3eilen Sta.
liens, at feinem anoeren Seile oes
abenolanoes. Die berrlibIten &ir1en
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

ber Melt aus bem eldubigen Wittel.
alter reiben iid bier ipie cine foitbare
Terlenfette auf, &lolter als Statten
oes innieiten ,mb feiteiten >@laubens=
lebens, bobe Shulen ltno llniperiitas
ten Stdtten bobenttpidelter annit
uno Statten bobitentpidelten Sa,b=
merfs, ipobloreanilierte politiibe @e=.
meintpelen batten miteinanoer ieit
oem gesinn Der 6riitliben 3ipiliia.
ton einen &,,lt,rranm allereriten
Ranees geihaffen, 1T bent fih aeiate,
inelher @nttpidlung Der Nenih fabis
lit.
llno nun 6ie- geridte ser furdt.
barlten Gerpiift,,ngen 1T &oln, in
Miiniter, Onsnabriid, Diiiielbort
Duisburg, &oblen5, in oen lesten 60
gen ean5 beionoers Wain3 nfp. |!
stod ipiifen ipir biera,,lanoe ia fanm
Interchangeable, tuie furbtbar Die
Serbeer,,neen iino. Aber bie cine
ober anoere @in5elbeit beleudtet bod
mie nit 8lielidt bie entieslidc sieie,
in bie ,,ber Menib in leinem @abn"
fid oerloren bat. 9ie berrlid)en Sir.
den, oie ole Denfmale bes @laubens
lno ser eoeliten Gult,lr neraaneener
@eihledter unberebenbaren 8ert be.
icben, iinb nnr nod cine Naiie randi.
eeidipdrater Sbuttbaufen. ,Drei san.
5e ,3eilen in Ser ,,gbicaeo 9ribune',
sic oie Nadridt aus benz fiibrenoen
Naaiblatt in 9eutidlano ipieoereab,
teridten, baB ser Mainaer Dom bis
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

Sn bem BON Sen Naai befesten
3ollan6 beiaBen bie fatboliihen @i-'
ienbabner elm eieenes &eim fir 2un-
eenfranfe, Saus uMigr. Muti1rs"
genannt. Nl,nluebr babcn bie Naais
Der fatbolii6en giienbabnpereinieunJ
hieie faritatipe Mnitalt einfahbin ee-
itoblen unb in elm grbolungsbeim fir
oeutid)e sSlieger ltmgepanoelt. Dar"
aufbin erfolete cine geihloiiene gro.
teItaftion Ser 10000 Nitslieber ,lm.
faiienben fatbolilden giienbabner-
bereinigumg.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14
Ne;aiso6, Sem Il. Dftober 1942

Der i'm umgebenoem aide unb BOT
fdlieBlid aetreu ieiner Beitimmung
bon Anfang an, lebenbieem @lou-
bensleben cine ipiirbige State. 8er
fonnte gum 9eiipiel an ben Rainaer
Dom oenfen, obne oes eon5 eroBarti.
gen Breoiettpirfens bes beriibn,ten
8iihofs bon Retteler bon 1850 big
1877 at aeoenfeit bas nod nod
SSabrbunoerten feline @irfilng aus.
iiben miro? gtun lieet aud iein
0enfmal ,mo Sarfopbag nnter ben
9riimmern ieines 9omes.
Ner uie id sar mandeslnal ourb
BEN Dom ging, ooer barin BET gro.
BEN sSeierli6feiten ober in ser bera-
tparmen atmolpbare zines Sohantes
NIT Golfsgeiang fniete, oer fonnte iib
bes @efiibles nidt eripebrel, Dob Die
ie bimmelraeelloen Bfeiler nno Mau'
ern llno @elpolbe aus sanoItein nibt
einfadbin irgeno ein &ir6en9ebaltoe
bariteuten, ionoern ein bon 3eit l.no
6ronniefeit seidttistes bciliges
9enfnlal, ia cine lteinerne Sodburs
bes hriitliden @lallbens biloeten.
@obrbaftig, oieier Don tpar al1 ei-
nem Spmbol oes @laubenseeiites in
Sen rbeiniiben 2anben getporoen,
ibeinbor beltinmt, es nod fir sSobr.
taulenoe au lein. l1no bie eroBe 3eit-
tllng in slmerifa beridtet oariiber in
brei 3eilen: Scr Main5er Dom ift
biz auf feline 5unoamettte nieoeree-
brannt.' 49,.
@etpiB, rein 1naterieIl betradtet,
lit es inlmerbi,t MIR ein iteinernes
@ebanoe, oas ga iest in Sdntt nnO.
Sriimmern lieet, eines bon bielen lei.
ner slrt. slber es lit in ieineln aiben-
1ino 9riimnlerbaufen ein eridreden.
bes SpmboI fit oen @abu, Ser ben
Meni6en gum nidredliditen Der
Shreden' mabt, Ser 1T allen &llltrr.
la,oern Iolhe &l,iuenfeloer idafff,
bob ein Iain5er 10OOiabrieer Dom
oarilt nur cine &leinigfeit lit. Gai-
ieno Sabre baben @eIhle6ter an bie-
fem 9ont gebaut, nit Ser5 ,tnb Sano,
ilnb in elmer balben Sttnoe aerit6rt
ein nenes @eidle6t bieies Seilistltm,
bieie &llltltrtat erlten Ganges. Man
fann benfen nno griibeln ,,no folnn1t
bod at feiuem gnoe, at feiner So.
iung oiefes tragii6iten aller Nenib'
beitsprobleme. bielem u@abn'' bes
arieees ais fol6em, es iei benn, ma,l
iiebt MIR in ber Hiidfebr aur Sell.
aiom au Der @eiinnuna i,no @efit'
tlng, tpie @briitus lie eebraht bat, II.
iie pertpirflid)t tpiiien min, einen
Soffnunasitrabl, tpenn nidt bie 20-
iung. 8enn es aad bielem f,trht'
barren 8abn nno @auic) ser 8olfer
ein gruaden bes 9eIieren im NenS
iden uno cine @rniidterung gdbe
beim Mnblid Ser entletenben Grim.
merbaufen nno. @raber, bann ip6re
ieIbit oiefes Hteienopfer bes 9rieees
nibt san5 bereebens. Dann ipdre
tuobl nod ein 6alt bor oenL mas ionit
beinabe tpie ,,npermeibbar lit: Dem
,l1nteraang bes Abenolanbes".
sSr. Marfert, $50.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

Die erene 8elel,6tune bes Netp
9prfer 8roabmap's miro in bieier
3eit bes &rieges berabgeodmpft,
llnt Der @efaBr bor feinbliben
5lug5eugen bor5ubelgen. 9lber a,t
elmer @de bes Simes Square be-
finbet itd cine Stotue bes beriibm-
ten Tep. 0uffp, Irmeefaplans i'm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

8or einieen ssabren bot elm bent
ider @elebrter nit 0amen Ssfa
6peneler elm Bud ber0ffentlidt, Ben
or ben 9itel eeeeben batte: uDe1
nntereang bes Abenblanbes." 6:
mahte burb ieinen Snbolt nnb mi
ben in ibm entboltenen aniihten uni
Bebanptnneen arobes gufieben uni
srreate neben aroBem 8cifaa iebr bic
@iberIprl,d. Scr EroIeiior perinbt'
in niiienibaftlider 5ornl penn alld
nibt INNER i,t ,piilenidaftliber 8e
tpeisfiibri,ng, nadautpeiien, tpie oil
3ipililntion bes Mbenolanbes ieinen
nnterganae entaeaen eebe. 8abrenl
er in nlanhen d1lBeren @rideinunge,
rebt batte, bate er oft lmreht, ipenr
er es llnternabnl ooer unterlieB, bas
@briItentlln nno Iein Mnteil unb Gin:
fluB lno feline St0rfe in ser Struf-
tlr ser Civilization ein5uid)oten.
@ie bem mld iei, monbe Der &C.
gentpartiger @reieniiie oes alles ger
ftorenoen Grieees lGbt in eineln ood
oft Die Sraae oufiteigen, ob mir in
oieier @enerotion nibt ipirflid 3eugc
fein ioIlen, BOB bas Abenblano leinem
1lnter9ange ougebt, ooer beiier, 5ll9e,
trieben miro. @enieitens bas abeno=
Iano in ieinent 8eiis lmo in ieinen
ausorlld Der ibm eigentiimli6en &rl=
tnrform llno &ulturiperte. 3uerlt no.
rem es Die rieiigeu 3erltorungen, Die
Der &rieg 1T Sollano, 8elgien nno
Gronfreid uno Damn erit redt in
ENGLAND pernrI rIad)t bot. 8as mir be.
fonoers bon ben Gernihtuneen alter
&ulhtr3eu9en lno &ulturlperte erfnbr
ren, muBte ieoelt beiinnlidlen Men%
f6en nit @ntlebeu erfiillen. Ibcr inl.
merbiu tam es inns nod nibt in lolh
bolletn MoBe alm geipubtiein, ipie es
iest ser 5on lit, So sic fl,rdtbare1
Bombarbieruneen ser Stabte Rorb=
nno erit reht 8eitoeltiblanos Die
AStil tlIWGNpttH HtuuJtIl.
Cine Stabt nod ber anbern miro
fpitematiid 5eritort, ipie mebrfad bon
ben Ieitenben Eerioulibfeiten angc.
fiinoiet murbe. Ylannobig, nit al
Ter @eniolitGt, beren bie aberdeen
fdbig iinb. alles als Rotpenoigfeit
a,no unter 8e6tfertisung oer &riease
aiele. 8as friiber nlonatelanee gela'
eeruneen elmer Stabt nidt in oen
Nabe bGtteu alitanhebrineen fonnen,
,piro iest in ,peniaer OILS elmer St,noe
turhtbarter 2uf ftbomboroier,ng boll=
bradt. 0ie 5ranaoien Dor 800 SAB
rem inter 2ubtpig bent Sieraebnten
beroienten iid ben Namen ~ ufranSoii-
ibe Wprbbrenner' als lie burd Mor6
nn,o 8rano sic obere Rbeinaegeno.
s,unal in ber Bfals Bis mad Nairu,
in Sbutt uno Mide Ieeten, inn iie al,
elmer @iiite at MAIDEN. Daourb idn'
fen fie elm Shredeusbilo meni iblihen
Mabnes, bas nod ,ms &i,toern int ben
Mninen ser Shloiler unb &irben nno
In Der @efhihte ser Stoote uno Dor'
fer nhierer Seilnat ont &bein in Der
6eele brennenb aeeentudrtie war
BORT emit t1tano inns bas erfe @roner
Dor bent ,,Sdredliblten Ser Sdlreden
benz MenIben in ieinem @abn.
Dort fam uns einiaermaben sum 8e
,pubtoiein, mas ser 9tenid in elmer
Mrt Tplllult in filr3er 3eit aeritort
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

s ns G a s f., nf % s Rss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Mrs. Fisher New
Girl Scout Staff
Field Adviser
VIII Assist Troop
Supervision in
Districts 2 and 4

Appointment of Mrs. Paul L.
Fisher of 1928 Girard street N E. as
field adviser on the Washington
Girl Scout staff is announced by
Miss Anne Mclean, executive secre-
tary.
The fourth field adviser on the
staff, Mrs. Fisher is filling a posi-
ton created because of the Scouts
expansion program.
She will assist Miss Mclean in
supervising troops in District No. 4
the Chevy Chase Bethesda area,
and will also assist Miss Eleanor Nc
Manmon with troops in District No
2, the Connecticut avenue area.
Mrs. Fisher directed the Girl
Scout day camp at Fort Dupont last
July and in August served as coun-
sellor at Camp May Father, the
District Girl Scout camp near Har-
riSonburg, Va.
A native of the Eastern Shore of
Maryland and formerly a teacher
in the Maryland schools, she moved
to California in 1887 where she be-
came director of the Sycamore Lane
Nursery in Riverside. She was &C
tive in Girl Scout work in River
side and also conducted a home
makers radio program during her
residence in California.
Since returning to Washington
last January, Mrs. Fisher has been
active in the Red Cross Gray Lady
Corps, serving with the unit at the
Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hos
pltal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Thornton Oakley Paintings
Go on Exhibit Monday

Original paintings by Thornton
Oakley, distinguished artist, will be
on exhibit in Explorers Hall at the
National Geographic Society head
quarters, Sixteenth and M streets
NV, from Monday through jan
uary II. it was announced today,
The exhibition room is to be open
on weekdays from 10 a m. to 10 pm.
and on Sundays from noon to 6
pm.
Reproductions of the paintings
were published in the December
issue of the National Geographic
Magazine under the title of Amer
lean Industries Cleared for War.
Other original paintings, reproduce
tons of which have appeared in
the magazine, are to be shown, 1t
was announced
Additional work to be shown in
cludes:
Edward Herbert Miners working
Dogs of the World; Charles Bit
fingers Solar Systems Eternal
Show; Whales, PROPOSES and
Dolphins." by Else Bostelmann; AN
TERED Majesties of Many Lands,
by Walter "A. Weber. and preview
of Mr.. Weber's newest series, King
of Cats and His Court" group of
pictures of the cat family from the
majestic African lion to the ordinary
house cat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
OAR to Hear
DR.. Douglass

Dr.. Paul F. Douglass, president Of
American University, will speak be-
fore the Student Loan Fund Com
mittee of the District Daughters of
the American Revolution at a meet
ing at $50 pm. Monday at the
OAR Chapter House, 1892 Massachu-
sets avenue NV.
In addition to being an educator,
DR.. Douglass is a writer and also
still holds seat in the Senate of
the State of Vermont, an Office to
which he was elected before coming
to Washington.
Among those who will attend the
meeting are Mrs. William B. Sinnott,
State chairman of the Student Loan
Fund Committee; Mrs. Godfrey
Creyke, State regent; Miss Lillian
Chenoweth, vice president general,
and Mrs. Howard l.. Hodgkins, hon.
orary vice president general. In ad-
dition to other OAR officers and
chapter representatives, the group
will include a number of college
students.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
AnnualLuncheon
Planned Saturday
ByW ellesleyClub
1t. Comdr. McAfes
To Speak; Undererads
VII Be WeIc0med

The annual tradition luncheon"
OF the Washington Wellesley Club
scheduled for 1890 pm. Saturday at
Barker Hall of the YWCA not only
will honor the colleges undergradu-
ates but will include a timely mes
sage from the colleges president
1t. Comdr. Mildred H. McAfee who
heads the WAVES.
Miss McAfee will discuss the value
of college-trained women In Gov
eminent work.
In addition to the 600 alumnae
comprising the Washington Welles-
ley Club there are about 50 under
graduate students at present In
the city
Wellesley, being in New England
where the oil shortage is critical,
has given six-week mid-term vaca-
ton to save oil and let the under
graduates use their college skills in
war work
Many OF the So local girls home
for the vacation period have found
temporary jobs. In addition, spe-
1ldl Vic SOSlOlOky
department has been taken in by
various Federal bureaus for the six
week period. The latter group in
cludes girls from all sections OF the
country.
Although the annual luncheon
traditionauy is held for under
graduates, this year attention will
be focused through them on the
current problem Of the place of the
liberal arts college in a world at
war.
Mrs. Arthur Dana Elliott, 3505
Woodley road NV, the president of
the club, is extending a welcome to
all Wellesley women who are new
corners to the Capital. Luncheon
reservations, which will close today,
should be made with Mrs. John P.
Gregg, ALAG Twenty-fifth street
North, Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Hyattsville Group
Seeks Auto Lifts
For Servicemen

In an effort to obtain lifts" for
servicemen passing through the
town, the Woman's Community
Club of Hyattsville has designated
the County Service Building as a
pickup station and has urged mo-
florists to cooperate in the project.
A sign saying Give Lift" has
been erected on Rhode Island ave-
nue. opposite the County Service
Building, while another sign has
been erected on the Baltimore
boulevard opposite the Hyattsville
railroad station.
officials of the club said the plan
originated in Richmond several
months ago where it has proved
very successful"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Father of Eight Bolks
At Sugar Rotioning
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MARION, N. CA mountain
GARNER, reports the County Ration
ing Board, has about found limit
to his patriotism.
I'm trying to do my bit, patriotic
like" said the farmer. who had
sworn that he and his family would
abide by sugar rationing regulations,
"but I'm married, have eight chill
dren and I'm derned If / can keep
on a-buyin' all that sugar"
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Close to Address
10th Century Unit

The Minister of the Union Of
South Africa, Ralph William Close,
will address the international out
look section of the Twentieth Gen.
tury Club at a luncheon meeting at
pm. Monday at the YWCA. Mrs.
James T. Jardine is handling res
ervations, which will close tomorrow
Mrs. Karl Fenning is section chair
man.
The clubs monthly meeting at II
am. Thursday at the YWCA will
feature an address on India by May
nard Owen Williams, writer and
foreign correspondent. Mrs. Cloyd
Heck Marvin, the president, will
preside.
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WCTU Talk

"Sideights on Alcohol" will be
the subject of readings by members
of the Chaplin WCTU at a meeting
at 1890 pm. Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Everett Eaton, 5000
Livingston street, Chevy Chase.
D. c.
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Bethesda Bridge

The Woman's Club Of Bethesda
will hold its regular monthly dessert
bridge Monday afternoon at the
clubhouse.
The committee In charge includes
Mrs. Edward Wanner, Mrs. George
Condron, Mrs. James n. Hammond
and Mrs. James NELL,
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Musical Program

A musical program will be held
following a meeting Of the Uni
versity Park Womans Club at 2
pm. Monday at the home of Mrs.
M T. Charlton, ALL Sheridan
street.
Mrs Charlton will be assisted by
Mrs T E. Bourne. Mrs. william
Bowie. Mrs G Carville Bowen and
Mrs H R. Walls
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Hadassah Session

Rome and Jerusalem" will be
the subject of an address by Rabbi
Solomon Metz at a cultural meet
ing of the business and professional
division Of Hadassah at $50 pm.
Tuesday. The meeting, to be held
at the Jewish Community Center,
will be open to the public.