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La gaceta., 1942-06-25
EMPEZARA
MANANA
VIERNES
% DE JUNO
THEME 20 AMOS Y UNI HIJO
EN- Ell EJERCITO

Pittsburgh, JUNO 25.-La Sc
nora Mary Reed, de 20 amos tie
ne un hijo de II amos en- ell SER
vicio de guardacostas. Cree ella
que es la madre mas joven con
I'm hijo sirviendo a Uu"le Sam.
La gaceta., 1942-06-25

81, senior:
Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre Ia pintura
B. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por K i n g
Greco Hardware Co.,
ga. Avenids Y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-06-25
ILYA ELOGIA
LA VALENTIA INGLESA

Moscu, JUNO 25.-En an ar
ticulo publicado en- "Pravda",
Ilya E~hremburg, el notable es-
critor russo, discute las relacio-
La gaceta., 1942-06-25

ron al arresto de Young.
Ell teniente Fleck identified
aver a uno de los negros, de
manera positiva.
Durante la noche los acusa-
dos fueron trasladados a la
carcel del condado, bajo fuer-
tie escolta.
La gaceta., 1942-06-25

INVEST IN

Our boys can take the War to the enemy, if we back them
up with ships and tanks and gunst But that takes money!
Help your Government to put the tools of war into the
hands Of our soldiers by purchasing War Savings Bonds and
stamps And remember . just one Bond can't lick the
AXIS any more than just one gunl 1t takes millions of
Americans buying War Savings BOnds and Stamps every
pay dayl
Bonds cost $1s.75 and up and they pay you back
one-thlrd more in only 10 yearsl Stamps cost 100, 25e, and
up soon total the price of a Bond if bought regularly.
Help our boys on the fighting fronts wherever thew NAV
bel Buy War Savings Bonds as an Investment for yourself
md your country.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
LINGERIE

-15o Gowns and Slips. Rayon satin and rayon crepe
Were s169 - -- CSC
-128 Gowns and Slips. Rayon crepe and rayon satin.
Were $2.29 and S2.95 $1.59
As Rayon Slips, Rayon Taeta Petticoats and Cotton
Quilted Bed Jackets. Were $1.19 and S1.69 - 69c
80 Rayon Crepe Gown and Robe Ensembles. We're
S5.95 .E---- S2.97
-225 Gowns and Slips. Rayon satin and rayon crepe,
Were 81 10 and So -------------S 1.29
a Silk Gowns Soiled Were S7.95 95------------S5.97
So Cotton Robes and Ray0n Bed Jackets Were $l.99
and S295 --- --- .. $1.49
-112 Rayon Hostess Robes. Were S2.99 to $3.50 $lS8
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-26
GIRLS WEAR

-2e Girls Cotton Candewick Robes Were $222, S169
6 Rayon Satin Quilted Robes. Were $3.ss-----S149
lis Long-sleeved Sweaters. Were S1.29---------Ssc
30 Novelty Hats. Were 81 and S16s 6s----------5oc SOC
is Rayon Dresses. Were $2.29 ------9 99c
-25 Teenes' Betty Barclay Cotton Dresses Were S395,
S2.97
is Girls and Teeners Skirts. Were $1.ss - $149
- Cotton Corduroy 2-pc. Skating Suits Were S5.s9,
1898
Kanns-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-26
INFANTS WEAR

-Headwear, Pocketbooks, Undies, Cotton Crepe 3pc.
Sleepers Cotton Jersey Leggngs. Were ssc to s1ss.
3le
Tots Cotton Dresses Prints and stripes. Were 31.60
to s1.ss s4e
Tots Gotten Corduroy Jackets. Sizes to s. Were
Tots velveteen Dresses We're $399 to $3.50 -$229
Sample Knitwear. Shawis, sweaters, lesgnss, nit
tens, booties, Iegginss SETS sacques Were ssc 70
s7s9 Ice to $5.32
Sample Underwear. Union suits, rayon pantaes, cot
ton panties, rayon Junior slips gowns, cotton union
suits Were 59c to 81. % -----19e 70 o4c
Tots Felt Hats. Were 89c TO S1.ss ----34c to sec
-2-pc. Tets Winter Coats. 3-pe. Snowsuits Broken
sizes to 4. Were $SSS 70 S1e18--- $5.SS
Tots Snowsuits. Broken Sizes - J. Were $A.s9 to
Sf.SS --------Se'eo
-l-Pc Fur Bunny Cost Size :. Was 91SS5----$S.SS
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-26
HOrrsefittisqs

II Blond Maple Cedar Chest.
Floor sample. Was $2s-s5. As
Is $50 90
--15o Upholstery Squares.
Were 79c to CSC ----39c
leo Pieces Rayon Panel
Curtains. Were $l.i9 9--49c
--1e Bolts Of Theatrical
Gauze. Were 35c I'd. lie
80 Prs. Tailored Marquisette
Open Mesh Curtains. Were
79c pr. r.------59c
lis Prs. Kitchen and Bath
room Curtains, soiled. Were
$1.49 to $1.s5 pr.--89c
-15o Emerald Green Holland
Window Shades, seco n ds.
Were CSC -----55c
SIS Day-Bed Covers. Were
Sl.69 to $1.s8--Sl,0 90
II Three Fold Wallpaper
Folding Screen, floor sample.
Was $5.98 --S3.00
-2z Metal Venetian Blinds.
assorted sizes. Were $3.50 to
$3.50 -S So. 90 ca.
liz Cretonne Dining Room
Seat Covers. Were 3sc 25c ca.
- Bolts 5e-In. Repp. Were
CSC I'd. --49 ACC I'd.
g Bolts OF 5e-In. Homespun
Fabrics. Were CSC yd.-79c I'd.
Is Prs. Washable Ninon
Tailored Curtains. Were s2.4e
to $3.50 ------S2.00 pr.
Iii Repp Studio Couch Cover
Sets. Were s79s s--S3.98 set
IL Bolts Of 5e-In. 16-Oz.
Monks Cloth. Were 79c yd.,
SOC
IL Prs. Metal TiebackS
Were sec c----1OC
SIS Prs. Ruffled All-Around
OrEandy Curtains. Were s2.6s
DR.. r.--S1.98 pr.
% Yds. Brown Friezette Up
holstery Covering. Were sass
yd. d.-S1 S1.29 I'd.
-le Bolts of 5o-In. Spun
Rayon Drapery Damask. Were
9sc yd. -------------69c 20
Kann'stThird Floor.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
SiIceracare

Round Chome- Plated Serv-
ing Trays. Slightly scratched.
Were So ---S1 go
&C. E. Wall Clocks. Walnut
finished case. Disc. model.
Was s5.95 --------S3.95
(Plus Federal Tan
, Silver-Plated Well and
Tree Piatters. Slightly SCARED.
Were $40 -----S5. 90
(Plus Federal Tar
Silver Plated Sherbets.
Slightly SCARED. Were 81.
CSC
(Plus Federal TdrJ
-Silver-Plated Salt and Pep
pers. Were s1-------59c
(Plus Federal Tar
Small Chrome Plated Cock
tail Shakers. Were s4-Sl99
4 Silver Plated Water
Pitchers. Slightly scratched.
Were $3e8 ------S2.4 40
(Plus Federal Tar
Eann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
BETTER DRESSES

So Daytime Dresses for misses and women Rayon
sheers and rayon prints. Were $1095 to $1395 S548
-s5 Sizes 1914 to 221a and SO to a.
Rayon sheers and rayon prints. Some with jackets.
Were S16.s5 to S22.95 $ss7
10 Afternoon Dresses. Plain ray0n sheers and ray0n
prints Sizes 10 to 49, Were s1995 to s2295-- $14.s7
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Housewares

so Triangular Dust or Pol
ishing Mops, we're soc: 80
Aluminium Tubed Cake Pans:
As Enamel Decorated Metal
Soap Chip Holders. were 49c,
'''- 29c
II Lot Universal Stainless
Steel PAIRING Knives. Were Csc
and 35c 5c------15c
liz Ball Bearing Carpet
SweeperS Were s2.29 S1.69
- Folding Ironing Tables. as
is, were sl.39; 80 Rubber
Bathtub Mats. were $1.0o; 50
r ub ber Drainboard Mats,
were $l.00 --.--------69c
Ia Pyralin Toilet Seats, ir-
regulars. Were 8-S3,49
3 Hydrotex Bathroom m
Hampers. Were s4.9s- --S1.9S
IA White Enamel Metal
Utility Tables, were $l.s8; 40
Quarts Sapoin White Enamel.
were s1.2s ---S ST 90
--27 Metal Asbestos Bottom
Gas Range Mats. Were 45c,
27c
s 10-Piece Bowl Cover Sets.
Were soc c-----25c
IA White Enamel Porcelain
Metal Platters. Were Toe 39c
> 14-Quart Kitchen Refuse
Cans. As is. Were $l.4s 59c
II Steel Wardrobe Closet
with lock, as is, was $10.95: /
Walnut Steel Utility Closet
with lock, as Is, was $10.95; .
25x40 Blue Stainless Porce-
lain Top Napanee Kitchen
Tables, were $995--S7.95
Il 22x27 Porcelain Top Steel
Cabinet Base, as is. Was
tls.s5 -------------S14.95
. White EnameIed Metal
Cabinet Bases. Were $4.ss,
$3.50
--3 25-Inch Round Porcelain
Top Kitchen Tables, IS is.
Were $5.s8 ---S2.98
. 4 Double Radiant Gas
Heaters. Were $s.95---S6.95
-7-7- Piece Heavy Black
Fireplace Ensembles. Were
$17.s4 --------------$11.95
Evening star., 1942-02-26
JUNIORS WEAR

10 Rayon Gabardine Dresses Were So ------- S1.5S
-l2 Rayon Street Dresses Were $795 to S1095 S2.99
Street Rayon Were SS.95 to $1495, $500
8 Rayon Evening Wraps Shortie and cape styles.
Were $685. to S14.95 --- $500
5 Skirts Assorted Were $4 and $5.95 S2.00
$ BIouses and Sweaters Were So S3------------$1.00
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-26
NECKWEAR

10 Rayon Velvet Evening Jackets. Black only. Sizes
IL to IA. Were $3.50
-SolIed Neckwear White pique with lace or en-
broidery trim. Were 2sc 15e
a Rayon Red Velvet Evening Jackets. Small sizes.
"a Spun Rayon Blouses Gold, green, red, brown.
-Spring Flowers and Fruits for hats dresses. suits,
coats Wreaths and punches. Were 5sc and 7se, ssc
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-26

Stationery
Floor.

loo Glass Crystal Ash Trays.
Medium and large sizes. Were
25c and soc -h price
Odd Lot Pine Incense and
Holders. Were Csc -5C
900 Pigs. Odd Envelopes.
Various sizes. Were l0c to
25c pkg and 10c
White Paper. Folded or sim
gle sheets with 2 pkgs. match
ing envelopes - 39c
--l5 Leather Corner Desk
Pads. Were 81. As is ---25c
Kann'-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-02-26

TO3IetrieS

-83 Schrats "Your" Bubble
Bath Cocktail. . odeurs. Were
IL williams After Shave
Tale. 25c size ize-----12c
81 Woedbury's Almond and
Rose Lotion. soc size ---29c
-4s Deitah Perfumes, { fra
grances. SITS si1e-----49c
81 Wrisley's "Pilot Wheel"
Dusting Powder. Were 1850
-1z5 "Ectasy" Perfumes. 4
odeurs. Choice ----9c
Us Cardinal Bubble Bath. 3
fragrances. Were Soc --33c
-46 Seventeen" Taleum in
glass bottles. Were SOC Tic
(Above Items subject to
10% Federal TAXI
ia Gillette Shave Creams.
25c size ------------11c
-I85 ia Rue" Facial Tis-
sues. Box Of 200 sheets. Were
12c c.-----6 for sec
III ~Tecor" Cold Cream
Cloths. Pkg. Of so. Were
IL --------------- 4SC
-2o5 Assorted Toothbrushes.
Cholce -------lUc
10 "Ace" Maxnesia Tooth
Paste. SOC size e---------23c
SIS Woodbury's Shampoo.
CASTLE, tar, cocoanut oil. SOC
-63 Belfair Sanitary Nap
kins. Box Of 50. Were 90c.
69c
Kann'-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
HOSIERY
GLOVES

800 Prs Rayon and Cotton Fabric Gloves Plain and
fancy styles leather trimmed Black and coIors. Sizes
to ~. Were sec and 79c--------------------3 3sc
-43 Prs. Black Suede PuI-ons. Gold trim Sizes TO
~. Were 50 3---------------------------
-ss Prs Black and Navy Kidskn Gloves Sizes to 7.
81 Prs Black Wool Gloves Leather trim. Sizes 6 to
7. Were 81 SEQ
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-26
FURS

Black Caraeul-dyed Kid Jacket. Was S69----S49.00
-Lapin-dyed Coney Coat Was $50 $500
-Black-dy Ponyskin Was Ss9--------------$5s.0
Mink dyed Muskrat. Was $500
BLACK dyed P0nyskin Was Sl29- $4,000
Skunk dyed Opossum. Let out). Was S129, $500
Natural Grey Persian Paw tpiate). Was $16s S11So0
-Sable-dyed Muskrat Was S209 - $157.00
-Black-dyed Cross Persian Lamb. Was $169.00
(Plus 10g Federal Td1J
Kann'-Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-26
LEATHER. GOODS
SPORTSWEAR

81 Wool Sweaters Were $199-------S1.8t
SO Wool Sweaters. Were $595-
Sc Wool Skirts. Were $2.99 99-----------------$1.89
lis Rayon Crepe Dresses. Were $595----------S4.00
- Wool Sports Dresses. Were $25----Sllo0
% Sports Dresses. Were $39.50 500
-S Cotton Swim Suits. Were $1.s9--------------3 39c
-31 RAyon BIouses. Were $z25-
Kanns-Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-26
TRIMMINGS
JEWELRY

Il Spray Pin. Was IS 5-----------------------S2.
= Travel Clocks. Genuine leather cases. Were IS,
$3.50
Pocket Knives. Were 81 sec
-25 Enameled Birthstone Hearts. Were 81 75c
II Genuine Cultured Pearl Necklace. Was $10---$7S0
Spray Pins with Watch. Were S12.98 $S.9S
. Conpscts with Watch. Were So $3.95
-15o pieces Costume Jewelry. Were 5sc----------25c
(plns I1% Federal Tdr)
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Linens

Chenille Lid Covers. Were
$3.50 -------S1.00
Chenille Bath Mats. Were
$Z.S5 ------- 30
Dresser Scarfs. Were 81
and $l.25 SIC
Spun Rayon Tablecloths.
Seconds Of $295S1.59
-Martex Guest Towels Sec
onds Of 75c and Si--39C
-Martex Washcloths. White
only. Large size. Seconds Of
25c ------1ZAC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Blankets

-s Down Filled Rayon Gov.
cred Comforts. Solid colors.
Soiled. 72xs4" size. Were
$1s.95 ---- ---S14.95
- Rayon-C Covered Comforts.
Filled with So wool and 95To
cotton. 72x84" size. Soiled.
Were $4.99 ----S3 %
as Quilted Pillow Tops.
White. Standard size. Were
69c -----------------39c
-36 Plaid Blankets. 72x90"
size. Were $1.ss --S1.59
lie Blankets. 500 wool and
50Te cotton. soxe0" size. Sec
onds Of $7.s5---S5,95
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
DOrssesttcs

-S Prs. Bates Window Dra-
peries. Fancy patterns. Were
$3.50 -----------.S1,49
-180 Wa m sutta Percale
Cases. 45x3s1a" size. Made of
muslin remnants ---79c "a.
II Pr. Chenille Window Dra-
peries. Wine color. Were
$4.95 ---S2.49 40
-l8o Salisbury Pillowcases.
Solid pink shade. 42x36" size.
Seconds Of Pepperell. Were
sec c----29c ca.
IL Cannon Percale Sheet
Sets. Solid colors. / S1x108"
sheet and 2 42x38h" cases.
Were $3.50 -----------S3.59
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
HOMEFITTINGS

. n M 70 s6 90 Ready Made Slip Covers ior
SOFAS Made in various fabrics. washable
cretcnnes. knitted and Jacquard woven vinx NAV eav,
terials. Complete with separate pillow COW
4 1aOo yds Of AZ Washable Crash Cretonnes
79c value Attractive striped and nofa oe-
signs Several patterns to select from
= Zoe and SOC Rayen Panel Curtains 461 9
63" long, A" wide. In ivory, ecru ana pastei
colors.
. zoo washable window Shades. 81 80 quality.
seconds Cream color only, mounted on strong
spring rollers, complete with fixtures. 80 xoS"'
. soc French Marauisette Curtain Material 4s
wide, in ivory or ecru color, suitable for cur
tains, bed spreads etc.
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Electrical

. 1o-Cup Glass Coffee
Makers. Were sl.4s---S1.B
II Automatic Wafhe Iron.
Was 1886 --S6.95
II Electric TeAkettle. Was
Sass -----------S3.95
II Sweeper. Was $24.S5,
S19.95
- Automatic Irons. Were
S4.s5 5---S3.49
II Urn Set. Was 1885.
S13.95
. Electric PercolAtees, alum
inum. Were $4.95-----S3.SS
% Electric 2-Cup Aluminium
Percolators. Were $1.79----S1
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Bedditaq

. Double Inner Spring Mat
tresses. Were $16.s5 ca,
$3.50
Il 4-Foot Layer Felt Mat
tres& Was $14.s5 $1,000
- Single Box Springy for
wood bed. Were s22.s5.
S13.99
Il Upholstered Footstool.
Was $3.s5 --S2. 80
. Single Inner-Spring Mat
treoes -------S1O,99
Il WaInat Veneer Dresser.
Was $32.95 ------S1S.95
II Mahogany. Finish Chest
Drawers --S .95
Il Mahogany Veneer Dresser.
Value $3.50 --------S28.88
. Single Mahogany Veneer
Poster Beds. Were S24.e5,
SASS
II 3e-in. Layer Felt Mattress.
Was $l4.s5 ----S1O.95
II Double Inner Spring
Mattress, torn. Was $12.99,
co 90
II Afr. Inner-Sprins Mat
trsss. Was $12.o5 5----S14.88
- 4-Fost Inner-Spring Mat
tresses $1,000
- Walnut Finish Poster
Beds. Were $10.s5 to $12.s5
q. -----------------$8.S8
II DsubA Walnut Finish
Poster Bed. Was $l4.s5,
Ss.95
- Solid Maple vsnities.
Were $22.G ea.-----S13.S9
= Chints Covered Beudoir
stssls. Value $2.ss----$1.S8
-3 Mahsany-Ffnish Vanity
BencheG Were $3.50 0--S4.88
II Double Inner-Spring Mat
tresses es------1---S14.88
II Studio Ceuch, floor sam
pie. A. Is. Was $685.,
S31.99
KAnn's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
CORSETS

is Foundations and Girdles Ray0n and cotton
brocades Were S395 S2.33
Table Lot Assorted Corsets Rayon rubber and cotton
Were So to So ----- $lO0
AZ Cotton and Rayon Foundations. Also "Lastex'
warn foundations Were $3.50 SASS
-Jr. Swim Pants and Girdles of knitted elastic and
"Iastex" rubber yarn Were 81 59c
200 Brassieres of cotton Were Csc -48c
Kanns-Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-26
Seconds soc
Both Towels
37c

-20x40" size. A good
heavy veight. Fancy
striped pattern thru CEN
ter.
Kann'-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
WoMEN's, MISSES, JUNIORS and cHILDRENs
READY-TO-WEAR \ ACCESSORIES
"a to H2 ..'.':: e; Price.
COATS
INEXPENSIVE DRESSES

So Misses Dresses. Rayon. Street styles One
and two Of a kind Were s. to S5e5 S1.69
10 Womens Rayon Street Dresses. Black and pastels
Were $6.95 and S7.95
Kanns-Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-26

II Blond Maple Cedar Chest.
Floor sample. Was $2995. As
Evening star., 1942-07-14
BramhaII Named Clerk
OF New Municipal Court

Walter F. Bramhall, clerk OF the
former Police Court for five years,
has been appointed clerk of the new
Municipal Court for the District,
Chief Judge George Barse an
nounced yesterday.
Mr.. Bramhall was the unanimous
choice of the 10 judges OF Municipal
Court, which was recently reor-
ganized under authority of Con-
gress.
The Board of Judges also has
appointed Joseph N Sanford, for
mer Police Court probation officer,
as probation officer for the new
tribunal. Mr.. Sanford has held
this post for about four years.
With the approval of the judges,
Mr.. Bramhall has appointed Miss
Blanche Neff. former clerk OF the
old Municipal Court, as chief deputy
clerk of the civil division and Will
liam A. Norgren as chief deputy
clerk of the criminal division Of
Municipal Court. Miss Nen has
been with the old tribunal for more
than 80 years and Mr.. Norgren with
Police Court nearly 20 years.
Judge Nathan r. Margold has
appointed Anthony Trombetta, as
sistant probation officer, as his clerk
in Municipal Court.
Evening star., 1942-07-14
Labor's S Spokesman
Assai| u. ). Stand
On Aircraft Wages
No General Pay Roise
Statement Criticized at
Sterilization PorIey
By the Associated Press.

LOS ANGELES, July 14.-ALF
and CIO representatives participat-
ing in an aircraft wage sterilization
conference took sharp issue today
with the statement by Richard Gil
bert. deputy administrator of the
Office of Price Administration, that
the Government will not approve a
general pay increase in the industry.
The unions said in a joint state
ment that the OPA is not a wage
determining agency. and they petit
toned Chairman Paul r. Porter of
the War Production Board to pro-
ceed with the hearing without in
jecting any factors outside of &C
cepted collective bargaining"
Before the end of the war" Mr..
Gilbert said at the conference, "the
living standards of the American
people will be reduced below the
level prevailing at the bottom Of the
great depression. Under these cir
cumstances no group can improve or
avoid reduction of its living stand
ards except at the expense Of other
groups.
He said aircraft industry profits
we're not normal and were created
by the war demands of the Govern
ment, "and they are not labor's to
demand nor industry's to give away
in the form of swollen salaries OF
management, unwarranted dividends
or wages; they belong to the Gov
eminent"
Mr. Gilbert disclosed that he was
assisted in the presentation Of the
Governments stand by the WPB,
the War Manpower Commission
and heads of other governmental
branches.
Evening star., 1942-07-14
WiIhelmina in New York
After Hyde Park Visit
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 14-Queen Will
helmina Of the Netherlands arrived
in New York today from Hyde Park.
N. Y, where she had been a guest
at President Roosevelt's Hudson
Valley estate.
The 61-year-old monarch was met
by Mayor La Guardia and other
dignitaries at the city limits and was
escorted to the Waldorf Astoria.
The Queen arrived in Canada
from England last month and since
has visited in this country at the
Lee (Mass) estate OF her daughter,
Crown Princess Juliana.
Dr. Alexander Louden, Neither
lands Minister to the United States,
and Mrs. Louden were among those
who met the Queen, who was ac-
companied by lady In waiting and
a private secretary.
The Queen will attend reception
sponsored by the Netherlands Club
tonight to which 1000 have been in
vited. She will leave New York to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1942-07-14

Homer S. Cummings, 72-year-old
former Attorney General, yesterday
took as his fourth bride Miss Julia
Alter, 80, Of New York, in a quiet
ceremony at Cockeysville. Md.
Only a few close friends wit
messed the wedding. held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Merry
man with the Rev. Wilbert Randle
officiating.
After wedding trip of few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Cummings will return
to Washington where Mr.. Cum
mings lives at 1903 Forest lane NV.
The bride, who is the daughter of
Frank w. Alter and the late Mrs.
Alter of Chicago, wore a white
street length dress and a corsage of
gardenias for the ceremony.
The former Miss Alter met Mr.
Cummings several years ago while
she was employed as secretary to
the late Floyd Gibbons, war corre-
spondent. She accompanied Mr..
Gibbons to Rome and Cairo while he
was covering the Ethiopian War.
Since his death, she has been writing
radio scripts in New York.
Mr.. Cummings, who served in
President Roosevelt's cabinet from
Evening star., 1942-07-14
Navy Plans 10 Use
Every Suitable Ship
To Combat U-boats
Drive to Go Forward
All Around World,
Knox Declares
Ey the Associated Press.


QUINCY, Mass, July l4.-Secre-
tary of the Navy Knox asserted to-
day that we plan to use every YES
sci suitable to combat and control
the submarine menace"
The Secretary, on a tour of in
spection designed to take him along
the entire Atlantic coast, said the
campaign against submarines was
not local, but was to 60 forward "all
around the world"
In answer to question. he said
that I'VE have even been obliged to
rob the fishing industry" in order
to continue operations against subs
along the Atlantic coast. He added,
after q pause: There won't be any
fishing if we don't get rid of the
submarines"
During a press conference at the
big Squantum Naval Air Base here,
Secretary Knox also reported that
the Navy did not for the present
plan to draft men into that branch
of the service.
1--WE are doing very well by volun-
tary recruiting" he said. But the
time might come when selective
service men might be taken into the
Navy"
In discussing the submarine
program. Cols Knox said that the
Navy was concentrating On the con-
stluction Of aircraft carriers, cruis-
ers and destroyers. But, he added,
the sea arm was not forgetting any
kind of vessel that would be OF
service.
Evening star., 1942-07-14
French Veteran TO Speak
In PROGRAM al A. j.

Prof. Frederick HofIer, formerly
Of the Sorbonne in Paris and
French veteran of the First World
War, will speak at o'clock tonight
at Bastille Day program in Hurst
Hall American University. under the
direction of the Sons of the Amer
ican Revolution
The program will be special fea-
ture of the five-week Institute on
World Problems now being conduct
ed at the university by the World
Federation of Education Associa-
! tions,
! Robert Mcneil. vice president OF
the patriotic group, will deliver a
response.
Several World War organiza tions
are to participate in color cere-
monies.
The institute tomorrow night will
hear DR.. F. Cyril James, principal
and vice chancellor of McGill Uni
versity, Montreal, and chairman Of
the Canadian Postwar Planning
| Board.
Evening star., 1942-07-14
The Star 10 Get Citation
In Flag Cover Contest

Citations for their part in distri-
button of This Week Magazine, a
regular feature of The Sunday Star
are to be awarded by the United
States Flag Association to each OF
the newspapers carrying the weekly
magazine. This Week was one OF
the winners, in the contest con-
Quoted this month by the associa-
ton, of the Patriotic Service Cross
awarded for outstanding cover de-
signs in which the flag was fea-
tured.
The June %, pre-July 4, cover OF
the Sunday Star magazine was the
one entered in the contest.
Other winners were House and
Garden, Time. the Infantry Journal
Modern Industry, Harpers Bazaar
the Nyclic Review and the Merck
Report. House and Garden wor
the Cross of Honor grand award.
The citations awarded the mag
azines bear the signatures of Will
liam Tyler Page, president general
of the Flag Association, and Vaughn
Flannery, chairman of the national
jury of award. Approximately 1,2ot
magazines competed by using the
American flag on the cover page OF
recent issues.
Evening star., 1942-07-14
Cummings and Bride Leave
On Brief Wedding Trip

March 4. 1888, until January 2, 1899,
when he resigned to resume his
private law. practice. was first mar
ried to Helen Woodruff Smith on
June %. 1897 One son. Schuyler
Cummings, was born to them. The
marriage ended In divorce on Octo-
ber 7, 1907.
Two years later, he married Mar
guerite T. Owings. from whom he
was divorced by a Mexican decree in
1928. This divorce was not publicly
known until August. 1929, when Will
liam Waterbury Of Stamford, Conn,
announced that the previous April,
Mr.. Cummings had married his
daughter. May Cecilia Waterbury.
The third Mrs. Cummings, one Of
the most popular of cabinet wives,
died in 1899.
The former Attorney General has
been prominent in national affairs
of the Democratic party since the
days of the Bryan free silver
movement and was twice mentioned
for the presidential nomination.
Mr.. Cummings was born in Chi
cago, April 80. 1870: graduated from
Yale University in 1891 and took q
law degree two years later.