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Evening star., 1942-08-22
Miss Rowles Wed
To Mr.. McLendon

| Another of this mornings we'd
dings was that of Miss Eleanor N
| Rowles and Mr. Charles B. Nc
Lendon of Chicago. The ceremony
| took place at the National Baptist
Memorial Church at high noon with
the Rev. A. Lincoln Smith offlciat-
| ing. Mrs. Smith, wife of the min
lister. played the nuptial music.
! The bride Is the daughter of Mrs
Elizabeth r. Bowles and Mr.. Nc
Lendon Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. B. McLendon.
Miss Ruth Markley, the brides
only attendant, wore blue chiffon
dress with small blue feather hat
and her flowers were talisman roses
The bride wore a street-length
white chiffon dress with lace at the
neckllne and sleeves and a lace skull
cap with yelling. She wore an or
child corsage
Mr.. Charles Bartenstein was the
best man.
The family and close friends were
present at the reception, which was
given at the home of the brides
mother Immediately after the cere-
mony.
For her going-away costume the
bride wore red tailored suit with
dark blue accessories. Mr.. and Mrs.
McLendon will make their home in
Chicago.
Mr.. McLendon, ADVERTISING direc-
tor for Chicago daily advertising
paper. attended George Washington
University. The bride also received
her education here.
Evening star., 1942-08-22
Miss kienle Wed
In Church Rites

Miss Mildred Catherine Kienle
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Parker Kienle, became the bride of
1t. John Ellis CLANCY, U. S. A., son
OF Mrs Joseph f. Walsh, this morn
ing at St. Gabriels Church, the
Rev, Louis Albert celebrating the
nuptial mass
Maid of honor at the ceremony
was Miss Doris Elizabeth Kienle
sister of the bride, who wore a pale
blue marquisette gown. Another
sister of the bride, Mrs. Leo F.
Mangan, was the matron of honor
and wore matching gown of peach
marquisette.
Miss Mary Katherine CLANCY, sis
ter of the bridegroom, was the
junior bridesmaid. Her dress of
blue marquisette was fashioned
along lines similar to those of the
other attendants. All carried bou-
quets of peach gladioluses and blue
delphinium with headdresses of the
same flowers.
Barbara Ann Mangan, the brides
niece, was flower girl. She wore a
peach marquisette dress with a
headdress of the same material and
Evening star., 1942-08-22
College Park
|Bride>Elect
Is Entertained
Margaret Holmes
Guest at Parties:
Other Nearby Notes

Miss Margaret Holmes of College
Park. who will be married today
was entertained at two parties this
week.
Mrs. L. B. Broughton, Miss
Holmes aunt. gave dinner party
yesterday evening at Mrs. KS Toll
House Tavern in Silver Spring. The
party was held before the rehearsal
for the wedding.
The guests. who are members OF
the bridal party, were DR.. and Mrs
Herbert Gregor, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Smith, jr.; Mr.. Forrest Holmes, jr.
the brother Of the bride-elect, who Is
home from Princeton University
Mr.. William Griggs, Miss Dorothy
Ann Holmes from Alexandria, Miss
Ann Cabell Holmes from Roanoke
Miss Rhoda Kelley, sister of the
groom, from Durham, N. c.; Mrs
Ralph Cooper from Hamilton, On
tario; the Rev. Nathaniel C. Acton
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Holmes, the
brides parents: Mrs. j. c. Conrad
Mrs. E. F. Sayers and Mrs. w. M
jennings from Roanoke.
Mrs. Thomas B. Symons enter
tanned Miss Holmes Wednesday
evening at a bridge party. The
party was held in College Park at
Mrs. Symons' home. and the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. L. Victor Myers,
DR.. and Mrs Charles o. Appleman,
Capt. and Mrs. j. Robert Troth. the
Rev. and Mrs. I. L. jenkins. Miss
Catherine Smith, Miss Emily Smith.
Miss Olive Kelk, Miss vi Kelk, Mr..
and Mrs. Forrest Holmes, DR.. and
Mrs. Herbert Gregor, and the bride
and groom elect. Miss Holmes and
1t. Carl Kelley, U. S.. N.
Miss Louise Brown had a guest
at her home in College Park the past
week end. She was Miss Ann Bur
ton from Norton, Va. Miss Burton
was Miss Browns roo inmate at Will
liam and Mary College last year.
Mrs. Sydney S. Stabler left yester-
day to visit her sister, Mrs. w. F..
Powers, in Stafford. Va, for a week.
DR.. and Mrs. G. v. c. Houghland
are spending this week end in Fred
ericksburg. Their three small daueh-
tiers have been spending three weeks
on a farm near Fredericksburg, and
they will return to their home in
University Park with DR.. and Mrs
Houghland
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hamilton left
University Park today for a trip to
Chicago. Mr.. Hamilton will attend
a convention of Alpha Gamma Rho
Fraternity there.
Evening star., 1942-08-22
Duchess Opens Gould Estate
To1O Sailor Guests d Week

whom the ducness had. volunteered
to entertain.
Known during World War l for
her work in France in behalf of
soldiers. the Duchess, daughter OF
Jay Gould, has thrown open a guest
house on the Gould estate where she
now lives.
The Duchess provides everything
except the dancing partners, but the
Navy Y. M. C. A. sees to this item.
Do the Tars like it?
One day during a softball game
a cautious Bluejacket warned an
other that the grass was slippery
and he might fall down and break
leg"
well, that wouldn't be such a bad
idea, was the prompt reply. Maybe
they'd let guy spend a couple
more months here If he did"
Evening star., 1942-08-22
Miss Joyce Bess
Will Be Married

Mr. and Mrs. Dorus Hilary Bess OF
Lincoln County. N. c., announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Joyce Eleanor Bess, to Mr.. Millard
Theodore Sniffin, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Alvin Sniffin of WASH
lngton.
Miss Bess is graduate of Lenoir
Rhyme College at Hickory, N. c..
and has been teacher for several
months in the Arlington County
(VaD schools. Mr.. Sniffin attended
George Washington University and
the University of Maryland and is
at present engaged In experimental
research work with the United States
Navy.
The wedding will take place in
this city in October.
Evening star., 1942-08-22
Miss Robinson
To Wed August 80

The Rev. and Mrs. Dores Eugene
Robinson OF Cool Springs Village,
on the Old Colesville road, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Gladys Oleta Robinson. to Mr.
Daniel Victor Kubrock of Richmond,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander P.
Kubrock of Yale, Va.
The wedding will take place in the
Columbia Gardens at 507 Flower
avenue in Takoma Park August 30
at 7 O'Clock in the evening The
ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. Robinson. After their marriage
the couple will make their home in
Richmond, where Mr.. Kubrock is an
evangelist.
Evening star., 1942-08-22
Col. Wyman Is Decorated
For Service in Pacific

For the skill and speed with which
ne supervised the building of emer-
gency defenses in the South Pacific
area, the War Department an
nounced yesterday the Army's Dis
tlnguished Service Medal had been
awarded to Col. Theodore Wyman,
Jr., district engineer at Honolulu.
At the same time eight Army en-
listed men, including Master Sergt
Wesley F. Cummins, Air Forces, OF
Crewe, Va, received the Soldier s
Medal for various acts of heroism.
Col. Wyman, born in Raritan, N
j., had rendered service of great
value to this and co-belligerent
countries" the citation read. I'm
der extremely difficult conditions OF
supply and construction, Col. Wy
man completed in IL weeks from the
date of notice to proceed, and on
December %, 1e41. over two week.
ahead of schedule, reported the
projects ready for use"
Sergt. Cummins, later commits
stoned, was decorated for attempt
ing to save the life of the pilot in
a plane crash near Bradley Field
Conn, April 8. He was severely
burned.
Others cited were Pvt. Rex ]
King of Clawson, Utah, for saving
fellow soldier at Wilmington. N
c., or June 29 l94l: Pvt. Elijah
Cordova of McDade, Tex, for re.
moving ammunition from a burning
tank, June 20, at Desert Center
Calf, and Staff Sergt. Harry H
Ury of Dongola. Ill, who saved two
trapped men from a burning tank
eight days later in the same Cali.
tornia training area.
Others included Pvt. Ivan N. STAY.
er of Hollidaysburg. Pa, who savet
a boy from drowning at Fort Jack.
son, S. c., April 10, Pvt. Orbin r
Truett of Midland City. Ala, ant
Pvt. Cecil T. watkins of Langdale
Ala. These two men had saved
companion from burning build
ing at Fort Benning, Ga.
Evening star., 1942-08-22
b. the Associated Press,

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-At least
one American tanker which some
U-boat commander undoubtedly re-
ported he sank is again at sea after
dogged crew brought her home
from Africa patched with mahogany
The story was told last night by
H. Gerrish Smith, president of the
National Council OF American Ship
builders, in q statement describing
the work OF the ship repairing In
Evening star., 1942-08-22
B, the Associated Press.

TARRYTOWN, N. Y, Aug. az
Instead of spending your next shore
leave in some crowded city, sailor,
why not come to a peaceful estate
on the Hudson River and get free
all the food you can eat, French
servants to wait on you, horses to
ride and pretty girls to dance with.
A dream? No, it's a dream come
true. Ask the 10 bluejackets who've
just finished spending such a week
as guests of the Duchess of Talley-
rand.
All these and more comforts of
life were provided last week for the
lucky members of the Navy gun
crew Of merchant ship who were
chosen by the Sd naval district to be
the first group Of such weekly guests
Evening star., 1942-08-22

w dtCACt-lSlfSt III SltNNCSt plSilItiS
bouvardia and asters were used ir7
the bridal bouquet.
Miss Mary Parker was the maid
Of honor. She wore yellow gown
with pique bodice and marquisette
skirt and carried an arm bouquet of
yellow roses and blue delphinium
tied with A blue ribbon.
Mr.. William E. Hammond was the
best man and serving as ushers were
Mr. Charles r. Ellicott. jr., of Glen
Ridge, N. J.; Mr.. David P. Noonan
of Boston and 1t. Richard E,
Breithut.
A reception at Wardman Park
Hotel followed the ceremony.
For her going away costume the
bride wore blue wooden suit with
matching hat and accessories and
her corsage was of orchids Lit. and
Mrs. Noonan will make their home
in Arlington.
The bridegroom is graduate of
Massa chusetts Institute of Tech
nology and is member of Phi
Kappa fraternity. Mrs. Noonan was
graduated from George Washington
University and George Washington
Law School.
Evening star., 1942-08-22
Jewish Army Group Sets
Rally at MuyfIower

An Offensive in the Middle East
will be the topic of Senator Edwin
e. Johnson, Democrat, of Colorado,
member of the Senate Military At
Iairs Committee, and Drew Pear
son, columnist and radio COM
nentator, in addresses TO be made
BY them at the Jewish Army rally
lt the Mayflower Hotel at $50 pm.
tomorrow.
The rally has been called by the
Committee for a Jewish Army Of
Etateless and Palestinian Jews as a
part OF a Nation wide effort to cre-
ate Jewish army Of 100000.
Evening star., 1942-08-22
Miss Miriam E. Schmidt
Among the Brides Today
Married to 1t. Frederick p. Noouau:
Mildred KicnIe and Lit. CLANCY Wed

SATURDAY weddings continue in popularity three
morning that
st Matthews Cathedral
oluses candeabra
Elizabeth Schmidt to 1t Frederick
the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Henry
Fla 1t
Boston Marshhd B.
ceremony and Mr. Nation Boyce rendered
Given in marriage by her father the
shadow lace bodice
matching
Evening star., 1942-08-22
Firms Reported Deof
To Separate Peace
PS the Associated Pratt

Ps the Associated Press
BERLIN from German broad
casts. Aug. 22.-The Finnish Min.
lister of Finance, Vaino Tanner, wa,
quoted In German dispatches from
Helsinki today as declaring in q
speech that I'VE have closed our ear,
to all allurements of a separate
peace"
Tanner denounced aggressive Boil
shevik imperialism" the dispatche.
said, and asserted that Finland ha.
taken up arms solely for warding off
attacks"
Evening star., 1942-08-22
Morse Fishermen Executed

LONDON, Aug. % (P).-The Nor
wegian government in London
reported today that German occu-
patton authorities in Norway have
executed three Norwegian fishermen
for feeding two starving Russians.
found stranded on the island of
Mageroya of the extreme northern
tip Of Norway.
Evening star., 1942-08-22

ary College in Takoma Park. where
he Is a senior.
The wedding will take place
Thursday evening in the Curtis Ar
boretum in Philadelphia. They will
make their home in Takoma Park.
Miss French was the guest OF
honor at shower given in the gar
den OF the home of the Rev. and
Mrs. Francis D. Nichol. the hostesses
being Mrs. Ruth Mitchell Fisher.
Miss Janice Kepner. Miss Helen
Keleman and Miss Virginia Nichol.
About IS guests were present.
Evening star., 1942-08-22
Fredonia French
Bride ThursdaN

The Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Ma
rlon French of Philadelphia, for
merly OF Takoma Park, announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Miss Fredonia French, to Mr.. Oliver
Jacques Of Takoma Park, son of DR..
and Mrs. John Godfrey Jacques of
Arlington, Calf.
Both Miss French and Mr.. jacques
are students at Washington Mission
Evening star., 1942-08-22

carried nosegay OF gladioluses and
delphinium
Mr. Thomas CLANCY served the
bridegroom as best man for his
brother and the ushers were Mr..
Leo F. Mangsn and Mr.. Vance
BARLEY.
Following the ceremony a recep-
tion was held at the home of the
l'ride's parents after which the
couple left for their wedding trip.
For travelling the bride wore a suit
of hunters green with brown acces-
sories.
Mrs. Gdancy is a member of Chi
Sigma Sorority. The bridegroom
attended Georgetown University and
is a graduate of Columbus Univer-
sity. He is member of Sigma Delta
Kappa Legal Fraternity.
Evening star., 1942-08-22
Knife Slayer SOUGHT

Police today are searching for a
30-year-old colored man in con-
nection with the death last night
OF George Gillum, 81. colored, 2O6
Seaton court NV, who was stabbed
in the chest at that address. The
victim was pronounced dead on ar
rival at Sibley Hospital.
Evening star., 1942-08-22
Luncheon Shower
For Bride.Elect

Miss Mary-Tudor Morsell. whose
engagement was announced recently
was feted Wednesday by Mrs
Thomas w. Perry of Chevy Chase at
luncheon shower at Columbia
Country Club.
Among those present were Mrs. H
T. Morsell, Mrs. Allen, Mcfarland
and Mrs. Frank Smith OF PhiladeI-
phia, Mrs. Robert Myers, jr.: Mrs
Dick Wheeler. Mrs. Mccullough
Darlington, Miss Margaret Sander
son, Miss Katherine Reeves. Miss
Suzanne Morsell and Miss Bonnie
Morsell. sisters of the bride-elect:
Miss Katherine Johanson, Miss Vir-
glnla Coleman and Mrs. Donald
Richardson.
OK is the surname of a Turk with
Evening star., 1942-08-22
Michigan AP Employees
Name Guild as AGENT
By tie Associated Press.

By tie Associated Press
DETROIT, Aug. 22-R. j. Wiener
field examiner of the National La
Dor Relations Board, said yesterday
that an election among editorial
employees of the Associated Press in
Michigan resulted in Is votes for the
Newspaper Guild of Detroit (CIO)
and 10 votes against.
Living costs in Sweden have
risen 40 per cent in two years.
Evening star., 1942-08-22
Ensign Owens Here

Ensign Logan Owens. jr., U. 8. N.
r., arrived last evening to spend a
few days with his parents, DR.. and
Mrs Logan Owens, before reporting
for his new assignment in the naval
air force.
Evening star., 1942-08-22
Engagements Announced;
Elizabeth York to Wed
Miss Elizabeth Barbara Nottingham
And GLADYS Robinson to Be Brides

Y. ne
n of September.
Mrs over o her
Nottingham
n McCann of this
S Chatham Towers
graduated from Augusta Military
Evening star., 1942-08-22

tended The University OF MaryIaHu
prior to his enlistment in the
United States Navy.
Evening star., 1942-08-22

OK is the surname of Turk with
the Royal Air Force in England.
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COLLECT S9?.Is AT ARENA

Another major contribution -
S92 l8 came from collection
made by four ushcrS during wrcSt-
ling matches az Arena Gardens
last Monday and the Monday be-
fore.
Harry Light matchmaker. ar
ranged for tho collection similar
10 one made by Two uShcrs ~ the
ST Joan of Arc Athletic Club last
Friday
There -came- ST 20 in proceeds
from play presented by the
speech class Of Eastern High
School. another SlOT5 collected
by Mrs William Sullivan on Tho
fifth floor Of norman Kicfcr Hos
pital
Employees Of Tho Buhl Stamping
Company raised -Sli-7u- thn--i4fs
of tho General Ere and Life In.
surancc Company donated 5000.
tho night shift of the Detroit
Bcvcl Gear Company collected
SO; and Department Il Of the
Briggs Mack Plant brought IN an
other SIC p
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y buy "a Bomber-
Policy Raiders Nab ;,
Seize Sol in Cash

Police today are holding thrr,
men on ChdI-Hz Of conspiracy Il
violate tho state gambling law
following "A policy rand az o.
West Willis avenue.
They gave their names a~ Thco-
dorc Anderson. 80 who occuple,
tho room simon lari, -. OF
SEQ S'mSon avenue and Gcorg,
Paris 36. Of l225 Fifteenth Stiect
Police SAID they conf>catcd SCI in
cash. 1000 policy slips 275 policy
books and two adding machines.
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Dress up Your table
with q lovely floral
patterned spun rayon
pastel ia b [ g cloth
size 5iNJt inches.
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The SIX daughters and sons Of
Mr.. and Mrs Frank MISch viii
gather AT the homo OF their par.
cntS at 1893 Leland avenue Sun
day 10 celebrate tho couple +,
golden wedding anniversary. Mr.
Mhsch Is -. Mrs MISch is 60.
The NI'SchcS were born IN De-
trolt and were married IN st. Al.
bcrtuS Church. Garfield and Rus.
sell streets. Besides their SIX chill.
drcn they have Is grandchildren
and five great-grandchlldrcn.
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THOUSANDS JOIN DRIVE

Throughout the Detroit area
IN fact. IN every Hearst newspaper
city citizens by the thousand,
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money order payable 10 The De
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II your contribution 10 The
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Defend America.
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w In remembrance of Pearl Harbor, Manila and Wake
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longing 10 Local No. 7 Of the
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Evening star., 1942-02-15
WHEN = STAR SNEEZEs .

epidemic of mild laryngitis was going around
town while Producer Director Mitchell Leisen
was shooting The Lady Is Willing" with
Marlene Dietrich. Fred MacMurray and
Baby Davy James. Miss Dietrich is push
over for cold germs, and babies working in
pictures are protected like royalty; 20 Mr.
Lessen told the studios medical department
to 60 into action.
A doctor or nurse stayed on the set all day
and saw to it that everyone who coughed or
sneezed received gargles and sprays Anyone
with the slightest sign of cold had his tenn
perature taken. and if it was above normal
he was sent home and told to stay in bed.
Regardless of temperature. all extras. make
up men and others who came into close con-
tact with the actors were sent home if they
sniff1ed
As Mr.. Leisen always does during epidem-
les, he closed the set to visitors. He instructed
the medical corps to watch the slim girls with
special care Sometimes. he explained. girls
think more of their figures than of their
health"
Sua Wegshipsss
! RADICALLY everyone in pictures swears by
sun-bathing as both preventive and cure
of colds Those who can. usually flee to the
desert at the first sneeze and devote few
days to sopping up sunshine. So general is
this practice that the hotels in Palm Springs,
La Quinta and even the chief ones in Holly
wood provide roofless canvas cubicles in which
guests can sun-bathe all winter. All studios
provide sun lamps for those who cannot get
into natures sunshine.
Fruit and vegetable juices are also regarded
as good magic for practically anything that
ails you, especially for the prevention and
cure of colds At some of the studios, vendors
circulate selling the juices not only of citrus
fruits, pineapples, grapes and tomatoes, but
dozens of other varieties, such as papayas,
loganberries. passion fruit, celery. waterCress,
carrots and cucumbers.
During the course of cold, Greta Garbo
and some of the other stars consume gallons
of such juices.
Maybe you're saying to yourself that it does
seem bit silv to devote practically all ones
waking hours to cold prevention. But consider
the case of one studio that was just finishing
up big picture when the leading lady started
sneezing. The whole company loafed - on
salary - for two weeks while she was laid up.
The bill came to more than 100000.
That's one good reason why many of the
studios even supply antiseptic paper disks for
telephone mouthpieces - to be changed be-
fore each call!
-l0uisE Fox c0NNEI
TW-7-15-42