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Evening star., 1942-03-16
By the Way
Beth BIaiSs

harbnger spring carpet golden
almost the Meeting
gaddened wsranxous washington little nned with
spring flowers speedway there
steady almost behed the rubber
shortage There mixers"
Chevy Chase Club day. 20
At lunch Mrs Snowden Fahnestock dressed
weed wondering the which David Tuck
will take to Aiken today sunshine bmy weather
wasn't little foolish that spring
ngton Mrs Aeon Macondray giving luncheon guests
cocktails
print jacket, white, q
with black veil
nearly all fowered The Netherlands Minister
had
luncheon served there
Jimmy Karrick of for Join
for before luncheon Blaise de sibour
skipped lunch
OF exercise Comdr and Mrs Paus Powell out for luncheon
and did Billy Mitchell young Tommy
and handsome in his
Longer buster working
too) making Capital dinner
Washington know,
arrival of party especially the important
busy people be time
about it. And what's just important evening
every
didn't bother
and dinner had didn't
Duer McIanshan here duty with the
attractive little
Wilkinsons house street In Georgetown.
AL the looked especially pretty Mrs
Mc1anahans dinner white all
feahey leaves OF silver Mrs. Alex Hagner turquoise crepe
with RUNE Of cere showing beneath the
OF the
(whose husband the Navy Deparrent)
black velvet Jacket
and wide skirt Of white blond
cus she had pinned small black to say
the gentlemen all looked respective Army
Navy uniforms.
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Many Weekend Parties
Matres Entertain for Diplomat;
Mrs. George Barnett Is Hostess

hosts were 1t. and Mrs. arthur
Schroeder and Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Boyd, who entertained in the lat
ter's apartment on Twenty-ninth
street.
Capt. and Mrs. r. Z. Schuirman
were hosts at luncheon yesterday
their guests being asked to meet
the newly appointed United States
Ambassador to the Soviet and Mrs
william STANDBY. Other guests at
the luncheon were Mrs. Ingersoll
wife of Rear Admiral Roy Ingersoll
Capt. John Duncan, United States
Navy, who viii be the new Naval
Attache at the Embassy in Moscow:
DIR. Stanley K. Ho-nbeck of the
State Department and Mrs. Horn
beck and Comdr. and Mrs. Hanil-
ton Bryan. -
Comdr. and Mrs. Charles G. Wind
sor gave q house warming yesterday
afternoon In their new home on
Massachusetts avenue. The attrac-
tive house was bright with spring
blossoms and the hostess wore Q long
yellow jersey frock matching the
yellow Of the jonquils and 'daffodils
In the various vases and bowls.
Assisting the hosts through the
afternoon were Mrs. Tench Thigh
man and Mrs. James Madison Doyle
of Annapolis, Mrs. James Murray
Bowie Of Charles Town, w. Va;
Mrs. Matte Wyatt Porter, Mrs.
Richard May, Mrs. Elvina Orlicz-
Dresser, Miss Charlotte Freeman
Clark and Miss Cornelia Bowie.
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty was
hostess last evening. entertaining at
the Surgrave Club, where she Is stay
ing until she goes to Little Cedars,
her summer home at Westport,
Conn. Her guests were invited to
dinner and included the Guatcma-
Ian Minister and Sonora de Recinos,
Senator Arthur Capper, Admiral Sir
Charles and Lady Little, Admiral
and Mrs. w. II. P. Blandy, Comdr.
T. n. Bunch, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Wilson and Miss Pauletta Guffey.
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Miss TIilda Galliher,
Cadet Burlington
Marry Here

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. 0alliher
announce the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Hilda OAlliher, TO
Cadet Lawrence Wolfe Burlington,
u. s.EA.. Air Corps, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Raymond Burlington Of
Baltimore, Saturday afternoon ut I
O'Clock.
The arrangements for the we'd
ding were informal, the ceremony
taking place In the home Of the
brides brother -in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Schneider. The
Rev. Or. James shera Montgomery,
chaplain OF the House OF Represent
ativess of1iciated.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and had as her matron
Of honor and only attendant, her
sister, Mrs. Schneider. She wore O
becoming gown Of light green wool
with q Jacket to match. Her hat
was beige straw trimmed with green
grapes and she wore corsage Of
green and brown orchids. Mrs.
Schneider was In blue velvet with q
hat to correspond and her eorsage
was of talisman roses.
Mr.. John Raymond Burlington, r.
was best man for his brother.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony, the bride and bridegroom
leaving later for q wedding trip to
New York. Mrs. Burlington Is a
graduate Of American University and
her husband was graduated from
Washington College.
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Miss Marjorie Williamson
Bride of Ensign Roller

The wedding Of Miss Marjorie
Fair Williamson, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd r. Williamson of
Birmingham, Ala, and Water VAL
ley, Miss, to Ensign Duane Henry
Du Bose Roller, son Of DR.. and
Mrs. Duane Roller Of New York
and Washington, took place yester-
day in the Church of the Epiphany.
DR.. Charles w. Sheerin, rector, Of
ficiated at 1890 o'clock.
A musical program. with songs
by Miss Faye Livingston of New
York City, preceded the ceremony.
The bride was given In marriage
by her brother, Mr. James r Will
hanson of Water Valley. She wore
an afternoon dress of misty pink
bengaline with fitted bodice and
full circular skirt and an overskirt
of starched Chantilly lace of the
same shade. Her pillbox hat was
of pink bengaline with a petal trim
of pale lavender and q shoulder
length veil Of pink illusion and the
antique bracelet OF yeliow gold
which she wore had been worn by
her mother at her wedding. Hel
bouquet was Of pale lavender or.
chids and pink and white sweet
peas.
Mrs. Charles Moss Of Alexandria
the matron Of honor, wore O pow.
der-blue Eilk jersey gown and q
blue sweetheart hat with flower
trim. She wore blue accessories and
a.corsage Of Joanna Hill roses.
Ensign Robert Stollberg Of Wash
ington was best man.
The bridegroom's parents are
Evening star., 1942-03-16
McNutts Hosts
At Reception

The Federal Security Administra-
tor and Mrs. Paul v. McNutt were
hosts yesterday afternoon, receiving
from to z O'Clock in their apart
ment In the Shoreham. Members of
the staff Of the Federal Security
Agency were guests at the fete, which
is an annual affair for Mr.. and Mrs.
McNutt. The hostess wore black
velvet, made with long sleeves and
long skirt, the bodice having white
lace collar and cuffs.
Miss Louise McNutt, daughter OF
the hosts, assisted and the hostess
asked some of the feminine guests to
pour tea. The rooms Of the apart
ment and the tea table were covered
with forsythia, pussy willow and
other spring blossoms.
Evening star., 1942-03-16

Edward C. Eicher are making ar
rangements for the 73d Club lunch-
con which will be held at the Bala-
laika Restaurant.
An interesting party of yesterday
was the family reunion held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Dahn
in Chevy Chase in honor Of the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Norris of Boyds, Md. The occasion
celebrated the birthday anniversary
of Mrs. Norris, and four generations
were represented at the function.
Among those present were the T.
year-oh great-grandson of the hon
or guests, r. Don Lincolns, who was
accompanied by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 3. r. Lincolns Of Silver
Spring. Another granddaughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris, Mrs. w Z.
Hauver, was present with her hus-
band, and others in the gathering
were Mr.. Raymond q. Norris, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Norris, and Mr.. and
MRS. c. L. Ayton, brother-in-law
and sister Of Mrs. Norris, accom-
panied by their son, Mr.. Hershey A.
Ayton.
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Mrs. Truxtun Beale's Tea
At Decatur House Follows
National Symphony Concert
Orchestra Board of Governors
And Army, Navy and
Marine Men Guests

Music loving members of attended the concert the National
symphony Orchestra yesterday afternoon Beale
hostess at Beas chairman Of entertainment for the
Committee Orchestra
following the various Of the organization Yesterday
historic home facing Lafayette
Symphony the Navy Marine Corps
Association the concert number
Constitution the concert given occupied by
q
Walter chairman
o
publicity the committee others
prominent that who heard the
Representative
Evening star., 1942-03-16

The newly appointed United
States Minister to the Dominican
Republic and Mrs. Avra M. Warren
were guests Of honor at one Of
many parties on the schedule yes
terday. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B.
Matre were hosts ut the cocktail
party for the newly appointed Min
lister and Mrs. Warren, entertain
ing in their home in Montgomery
Hills, Md. The late afternoon fete
also honored members of the re-
Gently organized Interdepart-
mental Visa Review Committee, of
which the Minister and Mrs. War
rem are members. The guests num-
bered about rs and included officials
of various Government departments
and officers of the Army and Navy.
Mrs. Matre received her guests
wearing Q becoming floor length
frock Of black crepe trimmed with
silver hobnails and shoulder bou-
quet Of gardenias.
Mrs. George Barnett was another
hostess yesterday afternoon, enter
tadn1ng in her Rhode Island avenue
home with Mr.. Fred Roy In honor
Of 1t. william Henry Brown, u. 8.
N, and Mrs. Brown Of Pittsburgh.
The guests at this fete were mostly
from well-esta blished residential
circles, the guests of honor greeting
many of the close friends of Mr..
Browns mother, Mrs. w. Harry
Brown, who spent many winters in
the Capital.
Mrs. Barnett wore black, trimmed
with gold sequins, and the honor
guest, Mrs. Brown, also chose a
black costume, her gown severely
plain and her black straw hat q fiat
sailor. The house was bright with
spring blossoms.
The Second Secretary Of the Aus
tralian Legation, Mr.. Peter Heydon,
and his bride, formerly Miss Naomi
Slater Of Ottawa, where their we'd
ding took place little more than A
week ago, were honor guests at q
delightful late afternoon fete. The
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Harris & EtDiro Photo.

living in Washington while Or.
Roller is on the technical staf OF
the National Defense Research
Committee. He is on leave Of alb
sence from Hunter College In New
York City, where he is associate
professor of physics. DR.. and Mrs.
Roller entertained ut o small we'd
ding breakfast after the ceremony.
The house was decorated with
flame color gladioluses, blue iris,
jonquils and white sweetpeas. All
white and green decorations were
used fer the table, where the brides
cake was the center Of interest.
The going away costume worn by
Mrs. Roller was printed green silk
suit with a frilly white collar and
black straw hat with touches Of
white. She wore an orchid corsage.
Ensign and Mrs. Roller viii reside IN
Brunswick, Me.
The bride attended st. Agnes Col
lege In Memphis, and studied dra-
matte art and voice in New York
City. For her voice study she re-
ceiyed o scholarship sponsored by
the New York Chapter OF the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy.
Ensign Roller prepared at Culver
Military Academy, Culver, Ind, and
received his B. A. degree frnrn Co.
lumbia College, Columbia UntyeS"
Sity, New York. he Is o member
Of Delta Epsilon. national social
fraternity. -
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Miss Beach Feted

Miss Bette Beach, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex s. Beach, who Is
spending her spring vacation from
Penn Hall in the Capital, was enter
tanned mt cocktail party yesterday
by Mrs. Frank Thorp, jr. The guests
were mostly members OF the younger
set, and assisting the hostess during
the afternoon were Mr.. and Mrs.
Beach and Mrs. Eleanor King Hemp
stead.
Evening star., 1942-03-16

81 II MRS. JOHN r. KOTINSLEY (richt).
The former Miss Pauline Shepherd daughter OF
T. Shepherd married recently Mr.. Korsley the
OF Mr. and Mrs John j. Kotinsley OF Plymouth. Pa.
-Undertpood d Underwood Photo.
MRS. JOSEPH II. RoSENBAUM (below)
The former Miss Hlda Stein daughter OF Mr.. Mrs.
George Stetn recently Rosenbaus OF
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis N. Rosenbaum OF New York.
~ So Harris q Ening Photo.
Evening star., 1942-03-16

and MIS-. Land, The latter always
active in the Army and Navy group
for the symphony fund, chatted
with friends in the lobby during
the intermission.
MIR. Charles Davila
Surrounded by Friends.
The former Minister OF Rumania,
Mr.. Charles Davila, sat alone, but
during the intermission, was sur
rounded by numerous friends made
while he was member OF the
diplomatic corps. His return to this
country, with frequent trips to
Washington on business, is very well
come to q wide circle.
Special assistant to the Secretary
of the Treasury and Mrs. James
Lawrence Houghteling took stroll
during the intermission. Others at
the concert were Mrs. Edwin B.
Parker Miss Alice ]. Clapp, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Meyer, Mrs. Edwin M.
Watson, Mrs. James Emlyn Jones,
Mr.. Benjamin Coleman, Col. and
Mrs. L. Corrin Strong, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Belin, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hampton Howell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton King.
The calendar of events for the
coming week is generously dotted
with festivities that will claim the
interest Of members Of both ofncial
and residential circles.
Saturday evening Maj. Gen. Oliver
p. Echols and Mrs. Echols will enter
tain at a dance at the Ofncer Club
at the Army War College. It will
be q young peoples party, given for
Gen. and Mrs. Echols' daughter, Miss
Mary Echols, and her house guest,
Miss Mary owen, who Is here from
st. Joseph, Mo. The party will be-
gin at $50 o'clock and supper will
be served later in the evening. Mrs.
william II. Cooke Of Willow Hill,
on the James River in Virginia,
will be the house guests Of Gen. and
Mrs. Echols over the coming week
end and will be among the guests
at the dance.
Congressional Clubs
To Hold Luncheons.
Congressional interest will center
Wednesday on two luncheons, one
to be given by the 18th Club and
the other by the 73d Club, organi-
cations composed Of wives of men,
bers of those two Congresses.
Mrs. Lawrence r. Arnold, presi-
dent of the 18th Club, will preside
at the luncheon meeting OF her or
ganization and the guest speaker
will be Mrs. Leslie Clarke Stevens,
chairman Of the speakers division.
of the District Red Cross. Mrs.
Stevens, who is the wife OF Coindr.
Stevens, q. 8. N, IL widely Travelled
and was O popular member OF the
diplomatic set when her husband
was Naval Attache Of the American
Embassy In London.
Plans will be discussed at the
meeting, which will be held at the
home of Mrs. Arnold, for the forth
coming luncheon to be given by the
club in honor of Mrs Roosevelt.
When the Presidents wife curtailed
her social engagements she made
an exception of the annual luncheon
of the 18th Club, inasmuch as the
affair is given to raise funds for
some worthy charity.
There are about 30 members OF
the 18th Club. and, in addition to
Mrs. Arnold, the other officers are
Mrs. James II. Hughes, first vice
president; Mrs. Airne j. Forand,.
second vice president; Mrs. Vincent
r. Harrington, third vice president;
Mrs. Jerry Voorhis. secretary. and
Mrs w. r. Poage, treasurer.
Mrs. Thomas ". Ford and Mrs.
Evening star., 1942-03-16

Eeny, nseeny, niney, me, Uncle
Sam needs your dough. Buy De-
fense Bonds.
Evening star., 1942-03-16
Chileans Feted

The Chilean Ambassador and
Sonora de Michels were hosts to q
group of Chilean students yesterday
afternoon, entertaining after
O'Clock.
Victory worker. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1942-1943, 1942-11-01
Referendum No. 6 Will
Guard Against
Higher Payments

Many persons who are buying
their homes on contract may be-
leive their monthly payments are
fixed and are so figuring them in
next years budget.
But if they are also paying their
taxes in monthly installments, so
one check to their bank or mort
gage company pays principal, in
terest, taxes and insurance, and
the taxes on real property go up,
so will the monthly payments,
warns H. f. Syford, chairman of
the 40-mill tax limit committee.
Every purchaser Of a home or
other property on contract would
do well for his own interests to
recognize this fact and guard
against this threat. He can do it
by going to the polls and voting
for Referendum No. 6, which will
insure the continuance of the 40
mill limit on property taxes for
another two years." declared Sy-
ford.
"Should the 4O-mill Referendum
No. 6 fail those purchasers of
homes on contract may find their
monthly payments sky-rocketing.'
Victory worker. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1942-1943, 1942-11-01

Four average homes could be
heated for a year with fuel oil
from a tank car, but four heavy
bombers would stay aloft less than
IL hours using the same amount
of gasoline.
Victory worker. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1942-1943, 1942-11-01
Aqove Irvine Joins
Armed Forces

Fishing nets for Northwest fish
ermen became affected by gov
eminent regulation on October l,
aimed at conserving approximately
As, Ooo,0 900 pounds of agaue fiber
annually, needed for wrapping war
goods and in the armed forces, ac-
cording to an announcement from
William D. Shannon, w b re-
gional manager of priorities and
production.
Importers, under terms of the
amended order, are, prohibited
from purchasing any agave wrap
ping Irvine without specific au-
thorization of the Director Cen
eral For Operations, which will be
granted only in extraordinary cir
cumstances."
The amendment also makes it
clear that provisions of the order
apply to fishing nets.
Victory worker. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1942-1943, 1942-11-01

The Nazis nave ordered Germans
who picked fruits and vegetables
to supplement their meager diets
to turn this food in at collection
depots.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-06-18

hoce da dale napreduje, tn sredine ne moze
biti a narcotic niu ne mole predstavljati, i ka-
da bi bila moguca, "demokratska" plutokrati-
ia i njena politicka drzava. Jer su poslednje
~tvrdjave i dzandari svetskog kapitalizma. Da-
nasnje eovecanstvo ina ma izboru samo diva
puta: reakciju iii revoluciju.
Kao sto je u doba propadanja feudallzma
samo burzoa mogao ~govoriti o revoluclJl drus-
tvenog napredka, tako danas samo radnici mo-
gu govoriti o revoluciji drustvenog napredka.
Socijalisticka Radnicka Partija u ime radnicke
klase Amerike zagovara takvu naprednu revo-
luciju, Socijalisticku Revoluciju revoluciju
koja &c p~ocistiti svet cd poslednjeg predstav-
nika vladavine privatne ~svojine, revolucija ko-
ia &c ma rusevinama ~propalog kapltallzma po-
dici novo drustveno uredjenje, Socijalisticku
Industrijalna Republika Rada, a ia Socijalis-
ticka Revolucija &c biti ~izvrsena cd strane a
mericke radnicke klase koja &c biti organize
vana %politicki i industrijalno, da ma civilizo-
van nacin obori varvarski kapitalizam i zane
nj ga sa pravim predstavnikom civilizacije
Socijalizmom.
Da zakljucimo: Buduci da stoji cd toga
kako &c Sc radnicka klasa krenuti da Ii &c CO.
vecanstvo pasti IL provalije mraenog nazadka
iii &c Sc popeti ma move visine napredka, ako
radnici sleduju burzoasku "reyoluciju" koja
zvuci paradoksalno ma poslednjem stupnju ka-
pitalizma, eovecanstvo &c "a sigurno pastl do
lie, ako radnici u%svoje marksisticku nauku
Socijalisticke RadniGke Partije oni &c prema
njenom ucenju izvrsiti Socijalisticku R~evoluci-
ju. Otuda je cd preke potrebe da Sc sto wise
radnika sada prikljuce ucenju borbene S. l..
P, jedinog predstavnika ~interesa radnicke kla-
Sc, a to &c reel jedinog zastupnika progresa /
civilizacije.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1942-06-18
4IaBURzO-
ASK SOCIJALIZAM.

Jedan dec burzoazije zeli da otkloni dru-
stvene bede, kako bi ~osigurao o~pstanak burzo-
askog drustva.
Ovde dolaze: ekonomiste, flantropi, hui
maniste, koji zele da poboljsaju polozaj radnih
klasa, organizatori filantropskih ustanova, "a
stitnici zivotinja, organizatori drustva "a ume-
renost, reformatoreici svake vrste. Oval je bur-
zoaski socijalizam razradjen u eitave sisteme.
Kao primer uzmimo Prudonovu Philoso-
phie de la Misere.
socijalistieki burzoi zele .da 8 -o6uvaju sa-
vremene drustvene prilike, ali bez boraba o.
pasnosti koje neizbezno IL NTH p~roizlaze. Onl
hoce danasnje druStvo, no ne i elemente koJi
ga revolucionisu ruse. Oni hoce burzoaziju
bee proletarijata. Svet u kome vlada, burzoa-
zija smatra "a najbolji. Burzoaski socijalizam
podize ovo utesno misljenje manje-vise do CT
tavog sistema. l ako poziva proletarijat da os-
tvari njegov sistem da tako udje u novi Je-
rusalim, oval socijalizam to eini samo IL zelje
da proletarijat ostane II danasnjem drustvu,
odbacujuci samo svoju mrznju protiv MEGA.
Jedna druga, mamie sistematicna, praktic-
Mia forma socijalizma pokusavala je da Cd
vrati radnicku klasu cd svakog revolucionar-
nog pokreta, navodeci kako joj moze doneti
stvarne koristi samo izmena materijalnih, eko-
nomskih uslova, a ne ovakva iii onakva pro-
mena politickog rezima. Pod izmenom materi-
jalnih uslova oval socijalizam ne misli nikad Il
~nistenje burzoaskih uslova proizvodnje, sto je
moguce samo revolucionarnim putem, vec ad-
ministrativna poboljsanja u danasnjim uslovi-
ma proizvodnje, poboljsanja koja ne menjaju
odnos izmedju kapitala i najamnog rada, vee
u najboljem slucaju smanjuju troskove bur-
zoaskog gospodarenja i uproscavaju Memo dr.
zavno gazdinstvo.
Svoj najtacniji izraz dobija burzoaski So
cijalizam kad Sc ~pretvori u besednieku figuru:
Slobodna trgovina! u interesu radne kla-
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Stalinisti i "nasilno obaranje."
PRETPLAcUJTE Sc, CITAJTE
strife RADNICKU BORBU.

duel da su vasi svestenici ljudi nauke kao pridikasi,
nase stado hoee da cuje da i'm govorimi kao ljudi INA
MIA. A ia nista ne znam o pridikovanju, a jos mamie o
citanju pisanju. Jos cd novicijata mi navikah Sc ma
%ugodnost, ma neznanje, ma nerad. Zarad toga ia podrza-
yam Crkvu Rima, koja podrzava mole neznanje, moju
divnu ugodnost moi nerad." Gotov S tim kaludjerom,
ia pravih opt S glavom jednog igumana. Ona Sc odupi-
rase kotlu. Drzase Sc, ujedase, rikase osvetnickom kole-
rom, uporno Sc protiveci da ia vidim sta je u Moi. 1pak,
uspeh da rastavim njenih nekoliko delova, tojest: crnu
zlobnu koleru, S jedne strane; ambiciju ponos, S druge;
najzad, meme misli umorstva so III mas iguman gajase
prema svojim neprijateljima. To uradjeno, %pronadjoh da
NIGGA drze u otpornom raspalozenju prema poniznosti
evandjelske crkve njegova arogancija, njegovo lakomstvo
i njegovo osvetnistvo. Potion pravih opt mad jednim sa-
vetnikom parlamenta, najfinijim Gautierom ma koga CO.
vek baci svoje oci. Posto p r o u S t i h NIGGA galan-
ia kroz kotao mi, n a d o h da mu creva sadrze veil
Ike komade crkvenih b e n e f c i a, koja ga tako
u g o 5 e da Sc gotovo raspade u svojim caksi-
rama. Videci to, pitam ga: "Deder, budi iskren: ne bi
Ii ii hteo da povedes process protiv reformatora usled
toga da bi sacuvao svoje velike komade crkvenih bene-