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Evening star., 1942-08-06
Notes in General
From Bethesda

Mr.. Samuel Emory Bogley Of Be-
thesda recently was appointed a
lieutenant, Junior grade, in the U. S.
Coast Guard. He and Mrs. Bogley
are living in the Ambassador Apart
ment in Baltimore for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P. Bones Of
Bradley boulevard, Bethesda, have
gone to Swarthmore, Pa, to visit
their son, Mr.. Thomas p. Bones, jr.,
and his family, who have taken .
house there for the summer.
Mrs. Ida Thompson Ricketts, Of
Derwood, Md, has come to Bethesda
to spend the summer with Mrs.
Peter l.. Decker.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Miss Glare Hall
Guest at Shower

Miss Clare Hall was the guest OF
honor at a shower given by Miss
Anne M. Spence, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin M. Spence, Monday
evening. Miss Hall will leave in the
near future for Fort Des Moines as
q WAAC. Guests present were Mrs.
Donald Roush, Miss Bernard Hick-
man, Miss Marylou Hall, Mrs. Ed
ward White, Miss Jackie Maslin,
Miss Helene Krause, Miss Mary
OLeary and Miss Marion Corliss.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Queen Wilhelmina HonOred
At White House Reception
President and Mrs. Roosevelt Hosts
To Nofables; Embassy Dinner Tonight
Bv Katharine Brooks.

By Katharine Brooks.
Netherlands the guest
President and Roosevelt entertained at dinner at
White majesty the first Queen reignng
the Executive Mansion Three
others bearing the title of have visited the Capitalize late Queen
Elizabeth Begans Marie
Elizabeth of Great Britain
President A. Wallace dined with her
evening when the President Mrs
entertained Arrangements for the dinner much the
functions the of nations
assembled the blue
Mrs Roosevelt presented them the Queen.
decorations perhaps elaborate than before the
the hohouses maintained especially for the
Evening star., 1942-08-06

Miss Imogene Boalich, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Snow Boalich,
became the bride OF Ensign Thomas
James German, jr., U. s. c. g., July
28 in Fort Lauderdale, Fla, at the
home of 1t. Comdr. and Mrs. Roy
Robinson. Ensign German Is the
son of Mr.. Thomas J. German, dep
uty commissioner of customs.
The brides only attendant was
Mrs. Don Gustin Of this city, and
the bridegroom's father served as
his best man.
Mrs. German attended George
Washington University, where she
was g. member of Chi Omega So
rority. Since then she has been an
engineer craftsman with the Chesa-
peake & Potomac Telephone Co.
The bridegroom studied law at the
University OF Maryland and George
Washington University. He is a
member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Fraternity.
Ensign and Mrs. German now are
en- route to the West Coast,
The marriage OF Miss Nathalie
Forbes Gardiner, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Gardiner Of Wake
field, r. l., to 1t. Samuel A. Moore,
son of Mrs. Nellie Robertson Moore
Of this city, took place July n. The
ceremony was performed at noon in
the Kingston Congregational Church
at Rhode Island State College.
The bride, who was escorted BY
her father, wore a gown Of white
taf1eta with a shoulder length veil
She carried a bouquet OF white
gladioluses and baby's breath.
Miss Marguerite Buckingham was
the maid of honor, wearing a salmon
colored chiffon gown and carrying
gladioluses and delphinium. Mr..
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Sonora de Espil
Luncheon Hostess

Sonora de Espil, wife OF the Ar
gertine Ambassador, was hostess to
a small group of guests at luncheon
today.
Sonora de Espil returned the end
OF last week from Hot Springs,
where she spent several weeks, to
make the acquaintance Of her
grandchild born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Randall H. Hagner, jr. Mrs. Hagner
formerly was Miss Louise Stillwell,
daughter Of Sonora de Espil.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
In North Carolina

Maj. Gen. William G. Rivers, U. s..
A., retired, and Mrs. Rivers, who
have many friends In Washington,
where the former has had duty sew
eral times, have gone to Warrenton,
N. c., where they are making their
home.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Variety of Entertainment
Bv Residents in Suburbs
Bride.EIecf Is Fefed in Arlington;
Several Bridge Parties Among Events

Mrs j. hostess Arlington home last evening"
TO
Mr. RAYMOND Mainsbg W. Va will take place sunday
L. Reed OF Arlington
miscellaneous for the brideelect
Mrs John Fndley gave similar for Miss Reed Tuesday
A.
from her home IN New YORK 1or ths
wedding is staying with Mr. and Mrs Reed
predomnatng social In
Park Mrs Clarence reed enter
tanned lat a bridge party yesterday
of few Gays was oonn F.
Tuesday evening followed by
Kephart u c. g. and Mrs kephart whose
Silver Spring the latter part june spent e
with Mrs Kepharts parents Mr.
and Griffith
L. Silver Spring will entertain at
friends Howard County Nd
Mr. yesterday their Wynnewood
Country Club.
Magnes Takoma
Park, hasr a
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Leaving for North

Mrs. William H. Davis, wife Of the
chairman Of the War Labor Board,
will leave this week for New Hamp-
shire, where. she will remain for the
rest of the summer. Mr.. Davis will
Join his wife later In August.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Imogene Boalich Recent Bride;
Nathalie Gardiner Also Married

REYNOLDS Robertson Moore, brother
Of the bridegroom, was the best man
Immediately after the ceremony,
1t. and Mrs. Moore left for this city
and later will 60 to the bridegroom S
post Of duty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-15
FINE CAST MARKS COMEDY TO OPEN
 AT CAPITOL SOON
When Ladies Meet" Stars Crawford, Taylor, Gar
 son and Marshall

Joan Crawford, Robert Taylor, Greer Carson and Herbert Marshall come to the screen as a notable all-star cast in Metro -Goldwyn- Mayors When Ladies Meet" open ing tomorrow at the Capitol The atre. Based on Rachel Brothers stage play, one of the big successes of Broadway, it is a lifting comedy of tangled loves and bewildered lovers, directed by Robert z. Leon- ard.
 Miss Crawford plays sentimen- tai woman novelist, loved by Tay- Tor. She falls for Herbert Mar shall, her publisher. The jealous Taylor gets an idea and arranges for Miss Crawford and Miss Gar son, who plays Marshalls wife, to meet. Not knowing they are love rivals, the two women become great friends.
 Amid hilarious situations, Miss Crawford confides in Miss Carson and tell of her infatuation. Then Marshall enters the scene and fur begins to fly. Miss Carson says that this last filtration with her friend is too much - much too much. She quits Marshall, who suddenly has discovered that he really loves his own wife. Taylor acts as Cupid and brings them to- gether again.
 Tonight's show is a double bill including "Puddin' Head" with Judy Canova, and Outlaws of the Pan handle" with Charles Starrett.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-15

MT. and Mrs. EaStaugh took a wedding trip to Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood, Oregon, and are now at home at 752 Boylston Av- enue in Seattle.
 Mrs. Robertson, who has been with her daughter in Seattle for the last few months, is expected to return to Juneau sometime next week.
 The bride, who was born in Ju- neau, was graduated from Juneau High School and then attended schools in Seattle. San Francisco and Washington, D. c. She was in her fathers law office here from 1940 until her recent return to Seattle. Mir Eastaugh, born in Nome, had been employed in AL aska for some time, having been with Pan American Airlines in Juneau until last January when he was transferred to the Seattle office She is a member of Delta Gamma sorority and he is affiliated with Alpha Delta Phi fraternity.
 Both MT. and Mrs. Eastaugh have a host of friends in Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-15
THREE INITIATED
 BY JUNEAU MOOSE

Glenn E. Allen, Governor of Ju- neau Moose Lodge, made an effort to resign from office at the meet ing last night and after his letter of resignation was read, all menl- bers of the lodge voted not to ac- cept it.
 Gov. Aliens reasons were that his duties with the Civilian De- fense and Alaska Territorial Guard units were taking much of his time and that he also had been asked to serve on the Defense Board.
 Three new members were ini- tiated. They are Glenn Abraham, Jim Nickolo and John c. Willis.
 Michael J. Haas, Great Noble Moose of the Legion of the Moose, reported that a very interesting meeting of the Legion will be held next Friday in the club rooms.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-15
AWV5 WILL GIVE
 DANCE NEXT WEEK
 FOR SERVICE MEN

Invitations are to be issued this week to Juneau girls for dance which is to be sponsored next Sat urday evening by the American Womens Voluntary Services. The dance will be held in the Elks' Hall, donated for the evening by the Elks Lodge.
 Rules which are followed by all recognized Junior Volunteer Hostess organizations will be in force dur ing the evening, Mrs. Ernest Gruen- ing, AwvS Chairman, announced today.
 These rules, enforced to insure the success of all dances in which Junior Volunteer Hostesses take part, 'n- clude the following:
 Girls are not admitted 10 the dance unless they have been invited and attend with the sponsoring chaperone whose name has been given them with their invitation card. Junior Volunteer Hostesses are expected to remain in the ball room or dressing room at all times during the evening, and will return home from the dance with their sponsoring chaperone None Of the guests at the dance is to go to the other clubrooms in the Elks' Hall. Men must attend in uniform and should be non-commissioned. Men are not to go into the clubrooms of the Elks' Hall during the evening. The dance will begin at 8:3O o'clock and girls wilf probably wear short dresses while sponsors will wear long gowns. The names oi Junior Volunteer Hostesses and or enlisted men who attend and help to make the dance success will be put on a list for future reference to be invited again if this first dance is a success.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-15
MISS CAROL
 R0BERTS0N
 I5 MARRIED
Seattle Ceremony Unites Juneau Girl, Frederick
 0. Edstdugh

Last Saturday noon in the Church of the Epiphany in Seattle, sim pie wedding ceremony united in marriage Miss Carol Benning Rob- ertson and MT. Frederick Orlebar Eastaugh, wedding followin g closely on the announcement of their engagement.
 She is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ralph E. Robertson of Juneau. as her father was unable to att tend the wedding, her brother, Dr. Duncan Robertson, of Tacoma Gen. eral Hospital, gave her in marriage. The Rev. Henry A. Post officiated.
 The bride wore a travelling suit of bronzene green with brown &C., cessories and a corsage of orchids.
 Miss Elizabeth Eggert was the brides only attendant, wearing a beige suit with brown accessories and orchid corsage. Edward Orle- baugh Eastaugh was his sons best man.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-15
COLISEUM WILL REOPEN TONIGHT
 WITH NEW SHOW
Popular Musical Film Tin Pan Alley" to Be Fea-
 tured at Theatre

The Coliseum Theatre will reopen tonight, with a brand new paint job and a complete overhaul of equip ment. The feature will be the pie ture, Tin Pan Alley" starring Jack Oakie, Alice Faye, Betty Grable and John Payne.
 Tin Pan Alley" outdoes Alex ander's Rag Time Band" being full of musical numbers, with hundreds of old fashioned laughs furnished by Jack Oakie and story typical of New York's famous street of songs, Tin Pan Alley
 The Coliseum Theatre is an old land mark in Juneau, the theatre which first introduced sound pie lures in Alaska and had the first pipe organ music to accompany mo- tion pictures.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-15
CERTIFICATES
 TO BE GIVEN
 GUARDS SOON

Considerable confusion was caused last night by an article in The Empire relative to Territorial Guard members calling at the City Hall for certificates. This article appeared in the Douglas column and pertained to the Doug las Guard only Juneau certifi- cates will be delievered by platoon leaders as soon as they are com- pleted by the Governor, according to Capt. c. F. Freeburger.
 In the future drill periods will be held regularly on Monday and Wednesday evenings at 7:30 o'clock at the places previously designated for each platoon.
 "A few enrollees have expressed their desire to resign from the Alaska Territorial Guard because of conflict with other civilian de- fense activity. It is strongly urged that these men and any others that wish to discontinue their connection with the Guard return
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-15
FaIse Fire Alarms
 Called Unpafrioiit

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. Is = One hundred false fire alarms in the first six months of 1922 caused Richmond's fire chief, A. F. Taylor, to appeal to the public for aid in experimenting the unpatriotic mis- creants" He cited danger to fife and property, loss of gasoline, and the wear on rubber tires.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-15
ALI l4 VOLUNTEERED

PAOLr Ind.-Mrs. Susan Griniss s of Paoli mother of B children, mad seven sons in the last war. She has three sons and four grand sons in this one. Every one of ths IA men volunteered for service. 2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-15

needles, and 10 records to be played.
 The Radio Unit is being shipped to the Red Shield Reading Room Capt. T. J. Dyck, and has beer bought by women of the Western Division of the Salvation Army according to letter just received by Capt. Dyck from Mrs. Glenr Ryan, wife of the Divisional Com mander at Omaha, Nebraska.
 Mrs. Ryan says that the instru' ment which was bought was thu latest Of it's kind and had only come into the store the day it wa. purchased. The machine is five. way affair, through which record. can be made, can be heard, anc the radio can be used, as well a. using the microphone for broad. casting and playing back record. made by the boys.
 Many of the service men in anc around Juneau have expressed g desire in the Red Shield Reading Room for such a recorder, whicl they have read of as part of equip ment in many USO buildings Through the machine, the men car record their own voices, can sing or simply talk, and mail the rec ords to their folks at home, or to their sweethearts. The records allow about five minutes of talk ing for each side.
 When Capt. Dyck heard of theii desires, he wrote letter inquirine about such machines, and the an swer was just received, saying that such an instrument was purchased in answer to his inquiries and is on it's way here now.
 Also on its way to the Red Shield Reading Room is a large box oi woolen things and some kits. Mrs Ryan also asks about what tht Juneau room is hoping to be able to secure for this Christmas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-15

their rifles and equipment to Tom Allen, either at the Piggly Wiggly Store or his residence in the Casey Shattuck Addition, as soon as pos sible as there are many other men desirous of receiving this equipment in order that they may not miss any of the preliminary drill per- iods.
 "Enrollees are reminded that they have in their possession govern ment property that is designated for a particular purpose and fl fully, they are required by law to they do not want to cooperate turn in this equipment immediate ly,' Capt. Freeburger said today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-15
JOE WERNER IS
 BIRTHDAY HOST

Mrs. Joe Werner entertained last evening on the occasion of MT Werners birthday, with a bridge party for IA guests. Birthday cake and refreshments were served dur ing the evening.
 Among those who attended are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sperling, MT and Mrs. E. F. Clements, MT and Mrs. John Brilliant, Miss Ruth Niles and Miss Sarah Fernald, house guests of the BrillhartS, Jimmy McNaughton, MT. and Mrs. Ernest Parsons, Mir and Mrs. Rob- ert Henning and the hosts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-15
BUY DEFENSE STAMPS

Empire Classifieds Pay!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-15
v'as DADDY sURPRIsED.

HONCLULU--When Ensign Gard ner Po':ich answered a long dis tance elephone call from Los An geles .il he heard was an indis- tinct 3abbling. Then his wife got on the phone.
 That was Christine Carol,' she explained. The child had been born only few days before.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-15
RECORDER WILL
 BE HERE SOON
 FOR ARMY MEN
Salvation Army Division Informs Juneau Unit
 Machine on Way

On it's way to Juneau, and eag- erly awaited by service men who have heard of it's coming, is a large Radio Unit, including a radio phone recorder, 375 blank records, double face, 25 packages of record ing needles, 4 packages of playing
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-08-15
Women Are Good
 Wavers of Flag,

DENVER, Aug. Is = Women are fine flag wavers, says Engineer R. A. Klein of the Federal Roads Ad- ministration. Women were hired to slow traffic on Wyoming road project. and
 "The men sure stop fast when they see the gals"
Evening star., 1942-11-19

posing a continuing investigation by
its members Of the administration
OF farm price provisions Of the re-
vised price control law.
Inquiry to Include Subsidies.
The inquiry would include a study
OF payments of subsidies to main
tain lower prices for wheat and
other commodities as we'll as losses
sustained by the Commodity Credit
Corp. in financing subsidy payments.
Inclusion Of benefit payments re-
ceived by farmers in fixing agri-
cultural commodity prices brought
protests recently from farm State
Senators who said the farm price
ceilings were set "in defiance of
Congress.
suspension of all Federal crop
control for the duration of the war
was advocated, meanwhile, in
resolution adopted by the Executive
Committee of the National Associa-
ton of Commissioners, Secretaries
and Directors of Agriculture.
It was also recommended that
Congress enact a parity formula to
increase crop prices sufficiently ito
enable the farmer to compete with
other employees of labor, under war
time conditions"
Congress Action Sought.
Congress was requested to take
whatever action Is necessary to stop
the Office Of Price Administration
and Department of Agriculture from
Evening star., 1942-11-19

Fuente smiled, "but 1t is certainly
not now my intention to marry
her"
Senor de la Fuente, charged by
Mr.. Mckee with intimacy with Mrs.
Mckee, testified the relationship
had been merely one of friendship,
and said they had never mentioned
love.
Have you ever kissed her?" he
was asked.
Il have kissed her hand in greet
ing, as we do in South America"
he responded
Have you ever kissed her in the
American way?" Mr.. Scott asked.
THE American way-I do not
understand" said Senior de la
Fuente.
Judge Thurmond Clarke ex-
Evening star., 1942-11-19
Senators 10 Consider
Bill 10 Permit Rise
In Commodity Prices
Use Of Imaginary
Authority to Fix
Ceilings Charged
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Asserting that price-fxing Of
flcials were exercising an "imag-
mary authority" to set farm price
ceilings, Chairman Smith sum-
moned the Senate Agriculture Com
mittee today to consider a meas
ure permitting higher prices for
chickens, eggs, flour and similar
commodities.
The resolution by Senator Reed,
Republican, of Kansas would au-
thorize lifting of such prices by
reafflrming" Congress intention to
prohibit consideration of Govern
ment benefit payments in fixing
commodity costs.
The committee also will consider
. resolution by Senators Reed and
Gillette, Democrats, of Iowa pro-
Evening star., 1942-11-19
WPB Stops Replacement,
Repair of Fishing Tackle

By the Associated Press.
The War Production Board, which
cut of manufacture of sportsmens
fishing tackle May 81, now has pro-
hibited use Of metal, plastics or cork
in repairing non- commercial tackle
or producing repair parts.
Since these materials are essen
tial for repair of most types of fish
ing tackle" an official statement
said. "the action will have the effect
of preventing replacement or repair
of broken equipment once present
stocks OF repair parts are ex-
hauSted"
Evening star., 1942-11-19

planned that Mr.. Scott meant on
the lips, and the witness said:
mo, that has never happened"
He said he had spent the night
several times at Mrs. McKee's home
but that they never had occupied
the same quarters. He was re-
minded that Mr.. McKee's witnesses
had testified that on one occasion
he had asked for glass of tomato
juice to be brought him in Mrs
McKee's room.
Never in my life have I asked
for tomato juice" he answered We
hemently. I'm allergic to it"
Evening star., 1942-11-19

buying and selling commodities and
the use of subsidies"
This practice now being carried
on by the OPA and Department OF
Agriculture is In fragrant violation
of the law" the resolution stated.
The suspension OF. all crop con-
troll under the AAA will release hun
dreds of thousands OF employees and
office equipment for other jobs es-
sential to the war effort"
The association is composed Of
elected or appointed commissioners,
secretaries or directors Of agricul-
ture of the various States.
Evening star., 1942-11-19
BY the Associated Press.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 19.-Max de
la Fuente, polished young Peruvian
government career man, says that
the only attentions he ever showed
Mrs. Evelyn Mckee were courtesies
traditional to his South American
race, and hatly declares he has no
intention of marrying her.
Senor de la Fuente, former Con-
sui here and now under assignment
to the Peruvian Legation in Costa
Rica, was called yesterday as a
surprise witness in the contested
Evening star., 1942-11-19
Romance With Mrs. Mckee
Denied by Peruvian at rial

divorce suit Of Mrs. Mckee, "a, and
Mark T. Mckee, 81, airlines and
shipping official.
Cross-examined by Joseph Scott,
Mr.. McKee's attorney, Senor de la
Fuente testified he had never asked
his wife to divorce him so he could
marry Mrs. Mckee.
Explains Relations.
Aren't you ever going to marry
her?" the lawyer persisted.
"One cannot tell what one might
do in the future" Senor de la
Evening star., 1942-11-19
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