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Evening star., 1942-04-16

Herb Sachs, owner and operator
of Herb Sachs Del Rio. announces
a revision of policy, effective as of
last Friday. April 10, 1912. Ac-
cording TO Mr.. Sachs, who all but
lives in his favorite night spot,
something new has been added 70
Del Rio--a floor show. II is a
good idea. With its present COM
ponents. 1t is a good floor show
even unhackneyed, as floor shows
go.
The dance team of Maurine and
Norvo are the only strictly new fes-
lures of the entertainment, the
bands of Arturos and Canay still
remaining very much in evidence.
The formal of the latter two
groups has simply been altered to
fit the policy.
Thus. at approximately pm. and
II am, each evening a fanfare
sounds. And what fanfare! For
it is produced by the combined
strength of Arturos' and Canay's
men, all jostling each other for
elbow room on the band platform.
Evening star., 1942-04-16

come involved in another of those
stairway episodes.
1t is in the mass conga routine
that Canay'S Latin American dew
otees shine. too. With the fellow.
tentatively identified as "Estalells"
who PLAYS the maracaS in promi-
nent evidence. the whole band
wanders along with the migration.
beating conga all the while. "Esta-
leila also has a nice spot alone as
part of the floor extravaganza
Small wonder. the way he rattles
the maracaS and every portion of
his physical structure in unison, or
rather. counter-rhythm.
That more or less takes care Of
Del Rio policy as announced tSee
paragraph A bv MI Herbie Sachs
New faces. current and impend-
ing.
The swing band of George Aud
tonight moves into the Victory Room
of Maria Kramer. George, we seem
to remember, used to play saxo-
phone in Glen Gray's Casa Iona
outfit. the old one, which was one
of the best in circulation when it
had its long Stranglehold on New
Yorks Essex House Auld'S band,
We remember for sure, used to re-
cord for Varsity, an institution now
defunct. We flip these little rec
objections out to you possibly to in
dicate that leader and band have
enjoyed a sound background Will
Celery Stalks at Midnight" Bradley
is slated to open April 25.
The Casino Royal and the Lotus
have something in common this
week. It is of a Hawaiian nature
The Lotus bevy of beauties are
busily engaged making patrons eyes
bulge at a hula spectacle. while up
the street in the Casino there is an
enterprising member of the line
who displays few Hawaiian dance
steps, too. Also in Huey Langs
place are appearing the Flying
Berrys, who roller skate, and Girard
and Lawrence. who dance Latin
American numbers.
Troika offers the Digitanos as
headlinerS, starting tonight. Despite
Evening star., 1942-04-16
After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs.
BY the Spectator.
q s

On the heels Of the musical intro
duction, Norvo. the feminine coun-
teTpart, and Maurine emerge in
brilliant gaucho costume and I'M
mediately break into their Argen-
| tine tango number. Before they
have finished they also have ac-
counted for a Portuguese rumba. a
Mexican rumba and Norvos piece
de resistance, La Cucaracha, -
which she danced in the Wally
Beery film epic of several years ago,
Viva Villa"
Norvo and Maurine, a lively pair
of people on and off stage, believe
in authenticity for their dances
That they are well versed in their
speciality quickly becomes evident
once they commence to patter en-
Enthusiastically about the major points
of differentiation between, say, the
Argentine tango, the French tango
and the Cuban job. All we managed
to salvage was that the Argentine
tango has the malango rhythm
which is fast. and that the Republic
Of Brazil has no bona fide tango
of its own, there being a marked
preference for the marchas and
samba in that congenial land
In their time, Norvo and Maurine
have performed together in the
movies. They recall especially one
short" wherein they were called
Evening star., 1942-04-16
AIpho XII DeItu Plans Fete

Washington members of Alpha XII
Delta national sorority will cele-
brate the founding of the unit so
years ago tomorrow at the Univer-
sity of Maryland Chapter House.
Evening star., 1942-04-16

goon. 81. both Of 1881 FAirnont a.
John ID. 0ihson, ~, Saint Marys County,
Md, and Msdora A. n. Marrls, 9A 1slA
st. Sc, the Rev. Mr., Be9ley,
Henry kumr, ir. -. Riverdaie, Nd. and
Lorraine X Earkau, rs. Tonawanda. N.
X, the Rev, J. II Dunham.
Anthony J. SciaccA. 81, -. Hamilton st..
NV. and Mary r Cuos1o. 10. 232 r 81.
ne; the Rev. r. J newaney
William r, Maloney. 81. WeStneld. Mass.
and Roberta NJ Fisher, -, Brentwood
N. c. the Rev Walter q. Bcrehers. tr
Frederic $, PeRchy, 20, New RIVER N C,
and Bernice r Schanberr, -, eSni
10Th 81. NV. judge Robert 3. Matt
RAYMOND } Collier. IS. sooo p st, nv,
ana MarEaret JohnSton. -. tS4S Eucltd
st, nv; the Rev. U. O. D. Pierce.
Issued nj Rockville.
hFheSt kingman. IS, and Regina A. Ed
wards, ~, both Of Washington.
James Baylor, AZ. and Cortnne Carr, ST,
both Of Washington.
Howard Z. RepRSS, 10, Gaithersburg. Nd ,
and Margaret Hindman, 10 Purcell
vile, Va
Robert Leonard Abbey, 90. Providence, r.
I. and Lucie Elizabeth Meader. 10.
East Greenwich. r. I
jose De MurNu.ondo, r., Olncy, Md, ana
Onnlee F Brace, 20, College Park, Nd
Frank Gulino, 70, and Mary NJ Wheeler,
- both of WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1942-04-16


receipe their license on the NTH
dav. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Emanuel Mack. II, and GLADYS H, Yogns'
James l. White.
Stanley Beal SO. laos nth st NV, and
Elizabeth Lewis 80, 70S o ST. NV. the
Rev. c. P Dixon.
James e. Mead. ir,, "a ouantieo. Va apd %
Rev r Riand tucker
Franklin H. Moskey, ~. thus city, and
Agnes u RiggS 20. t4OS New Jersey
ave NV. the Rev. d, J, Craig.
Lee Feskin sams.sr 81 i4tt ,sts s is,h 'sd sS
nv: the Rev B j. PoEue
Carl A. Sachs, -, 2oi6 4th ST. ne, and
June BowleS =, 1894 Raum St ne,
s. nv; W. the he Rev g Il wise
N0nTu n'~'. q and EeSi ESeiyn b. Carroll s IS ais
Quincy st. NV; the Rev c. Z. HaW-
Alvin / Guy. 81, Brentwood. Md, and
settS ave, ne; the Rev, Joseph {. Eoksrt.
'1nh ana sernies s0 NJ Johnson. @ S1 IS iaoS Nay.
lor rd. Sc; the Rev. Charles &. Roach.
Frank J. Mcbride. IS, 9uantlo9, Va. and
Mary G; Riley % Bradford. Pa the
Ralsish White. Us, 1soa 9th st NV. and
Annie B Williams, l8' ios9 4th st.
RAYMOND W Hamlin .2o, l247 oirard St
st. NV; The Rev, NJ c. Mills
deSTse fd ns " aGS'TS ana Shirley M 4 S Ra@s ssnn9s S
3ll 2lSt 81. ne; the Rev. A =. ElmeS.
Arthur Saunders 80 and Clara Gillin;
Rev. Isaac Wright.
Willie NJ Haynes, 90, Alexandria. Va, and
Oracle R; Acora,,, is, Richmond Va;
Harold 4 DSnlsrd. sb, Army War collese.
and Marjorie J. Pettus, IS, Chevy Chase
Nd the Rsy Edward @ Sisrs snn,S Wind
ham. Me. and Barbara e futile. 10,
34oo goth st. ne; the Rev. Charles F.
Charles F. Alexander, ae, Dresden Apart
mentS. and Alice Z. Jones %, 1927 Goth
st. NV; the Rev. Andrew r. Bird.
Robert L. Munro. 25, Aberdeen, Md, and
Louise z. Tarrant. FL, 61g 10Th st, ne;
the Rev. Purcell storey
Charles c. Davis, %, pas New York ave,
NV, and Eunice M Streeter: u, 1873
James J. flanagan, 30, o Grant Circle NV.
and Bertha E. Fedele. "a. 370l 10th st.
I me Rsy MAsm M and sNeenfSy MsIsSs
con, %, both OF 1901 F ST. NV. the
Rev. c. Leslie Glenn.
John B ELL EiIsrSy' 8! 1888 2ots St St INV. NV,
Mimi the Rev, J. \. Miers. -.
Dorset pl. NV; the Rev, John B. Ksl-
Aubrey l. Harris. -. Fort Meade. Nd.
p; pne the se" Rev. Howard 10 % snyder T, tr'0 Lam"
va. and Bonnie j. Duffy, 10, 1901
Northampton st. NV; the Rev. Joseph
John an c. Burgoon. 30. and Evelyn C. Bur-
Evening star., 1942-04-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I Will. NO LONGER RE REsPoNsfRLE
for, debts incurred by any one other than
myfelf FRANCIS L, BROWNE, also
kn3wn as FRANK L, BROWNE. wardman
Pax Hotel
WILL, NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
de.stS other than those contracted by nv
Sels. IRVING JOHNSON, l64T 1lth st n ".
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Births Reported

Philip and Kathryn Arrow, girl.
Vincent and Juanita Barrett, glrl.
Justin and Elaine Beauchamp, girl.
Samuel and Louise Biddle, girl.
Joseph and Mary Bresnahan;, girl,
Charles and Catherine Carroll, girl.
Howard and Laura Coleman, girl.
Lawrence and Norrit Conant, boy.
Julea and Mary Damian. boy.
George and Rose Epperson, girl.
Lewis and Mary Fones, girl.
Edwin and Mildred Gehele, boy.
Robert and Dorothy Hall, girl.
Harold and Anne Halpern. girl.
Howard and Margaret Hancock, girl.
George and Yvonne Heath. girl.
John and Rose Huesman. boy.
Earl and Pearl Jackson, girl.
John and Lorena Jordan. girl.
Maurice and MargaTet Janeky. sirl;
Frank and Helen Miller; girl
John and Florence Mock, boy.
Perry and Edna Mofitt. boy.
William and Alma Mullen. girl.
William and Lorraine McDuffie, boy.
Richard and Mary Norman, boy.
Richard and Evelyn Patterson, boy.
Robert and Virginia PreSler, girl.
Guy and Elva Reed. girl.
Charles and Mary RhegnesS, boy.
Thomas and Helen Sheehan. boy.
Joseph and Charlotte Sheehan, girl.
KsaPeth SSseDa an6 and ASne MaeTe sees smb by sr
Joseph and Ida Sturman, girl.
Weston and Florence Trigger, girl.
Leon and Adele Trussell, boy.
David and Lucy Vaughan, girl.
Jesse and Anabelle Wilson, girl.
Vivian and Inez Woodbridge. boy.
John and Earline Brown, girl.
Robert and Ida Cook, boy.
William and Edna Downing, boy.
Alliston and Gladys Gray, girl.
Edward and Agnes Morris, boy.
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. lap. couples mast
apply for q marriage license on
one dag, pdit three f'iu days and
receive their license on the NTH
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1942-04-16

upon TO do a conga routine down
a flight of steps 90 feet high.
1T was a silhouette effect to
create the impression that We we're
descending from the clouds onto a
floor where Phil SpitalnyS aI-girl
band was giving out" Maurine says
with just trace Of derision in his
voice. Sixty feet of conga How
we did it we'll never know. 1t must
have been a miracle"
The team also preoccupies itself
with conga comprised of Del Rio
patrons, Norvo leading the line.
They had whopper the other night
which extended the entire length of
Del Rio. from bandstand to lobby.
In fact, when the young lady
started winding the line toward the
lobby. hence balcony entrance
Maurine says he experienced cold
chill of fear that Norvo would be-
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Lions Club to Stuqe
'Nioht in Mexico Fete

"A Night in Mexico" will be the
theme of a banquet to be held by
the Lions Club of Washington at 7
pm. next Wednesday at the May
flower Hotel
Guests of honor will be Senor DR.
Don Francisco Castillo Najera, the
Mexican Ambassador, and Sonora
Najera, other officials of the Mexi-
can Embassy and members of Con-
gress. A program of entertainment
featuring Mexican songs and dances
will be presented.
A high light of the program will
be an exchange of flags between the
local Lions Club and the club of
Mexico City.
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Deaths Reported

William Dowell SO, Gallinser Hospital.
William Hafner, "A. Providence Hospital.
Adsh " streeks' r. 3aos Rittenhouse
James M. Quick. 50. Emergency Hospital.
Ida r. OFT, 49, 174I B ST. Sc
Otto J. De Moll. SO. 1858 Nebraska ave.
NV.
Josie A. Taylor .5s. Veterans Admins
tration Hospital.
Adele P. CHAMPION, So, 1401 Webster at.
ElYannah Hudson. So. Emergency Hospital.
Ethel c. Fuller 81. 1920 s st. NV:
John H. Minkowich, 40, 1907 Shepherd
Louella Stockett, As, Providence Hospital.
Thoburn F. Wheeler 35, 23rd st. and
Joseph Dakovic, 2S Gallinger Hospital.
John T. Sellman, 65, Is NJ st. s.w.
Jennie, Richardson, 81, Freedmen's Hos
pital.
Henry Jones. 43. Providence Hospital
jeanette Weldon, %. Gallinger Hospital.
Infant John Doe. Eastern Branch (opposite
Navy Yard.
Evening star., 1942-04-16
ADVERTISING
HELP MEN

ace for rent or sale Call MIR. MOSER
fr As o m Ma oRN4
Evening star., 1942-04-16

their name, the DigitanoS are
dancers, not purveyors of magic
tricks with the hands. Thus pale
the hectic shades of DR.. Giovanni
and Russell Swami.
Don Carper's tunesome four are
to take leave of the Cafe Caprice
next Monday and an organization
called The Dictionaries" will re-
place them. If the Roger Smith
management are wise students of
public reaction. they will not be too
long re-engaging Mr. Carper.
Jerry and Turk of Paul Youngs
Romany Room seem to be establish
ing themselves as the new great
immovableS of Thirteenth street.
Their particular brand of insane
chatter and cavortings are to re-
main another week-at least.
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Because it's Slo-Baked
for Lasting Freshness

IL to prove how soGt 1t Is. Chances are
you'll prefer it ts1.
In blind comparison tests made In
different sections of the country by
over 6oo, 900 women TO date, donbIy
fresh Wonder Bread has been chosen
the lone best bread" 9 to 1-best for
fresh favor, aroma and texture.
Now there is no reason why you can't
afford to have the best. So 90 to your
grocer without further delay and get
loaf of this doubly fresh Wonder Bread
right away. And see for yourself how
fresh Ii is Z. how wonderfully fresh it
keeps. Do as thousands Of women now
do-buy doubIy fresh Wonder Bread
today. You'll be glad you didi
Evening star., 1942-04-16
Judge Warns of Drinking
Durinu Bluckouts

Describing drunkenness on the
street during a blackout as a pub
lie hazard" Judge George D. Neil
son of Police Court yesterday said
no leniency would be shown for
persons arrested on the charge dur
ing any blackout here
Accordingly the jurist sentenced
Eugene F. Ryan, As, of Hoboken,
N. j., to pay $25 fine or serve 80
days in Jail on a charge of being
drunk Tuesday night. The alleged
offense was said to have occurred
during the practice blackout.
Evening star., 1942-04-16

NGGE FWtGtNs
AUTO TRIMMER, experienced. steady:
good hours ton WAGES Apply ready 20
wosk. Auto Seat Cover Co. 1909 l4th
BAKERS HELPER, experience not neces-
sary; night work. Bobs Bakery. 2b2a
BladenSburg rd. ne
BARTENDER. white, experienced refer
eneeS b-day week, apply in person. Con-
cord Restaurant 81" Kennedy St NV
BARTENDER. white good salary, room
and board Call head bartender between
and 5. Wisconsin 1918
BooRKEEPER. experience not essential:
state. age and salary expected. Box
errands and make himself generally useful
in store; cali between p;30 and 10 30 am.
Adler, the Engraving shop, 1908 q st. NV.
BOY. II to 20, TO learn trade: must be
able to drive car RE. 08SO.
BOY, eolored. for delivery in LIQUOR store;
no experience necessary; reference re-
auired. 1885 18th 81, NV.
BOY colored. to work in LIQUOR store must
have reference; drivers permit REQUIRED.
BOYS with bicycles, $40 TO SEQ per week.
Apply Postal TELEGRAPH Co. i4ls New
York ave
BOYS to deliver orders on bicycles. familiar
with neighborhood. Apply Argonne Market.
1913 Columbia road NV,
BRICK LAYERS. wanted at Mr. c, r.
Nelson's farm. Rttche Station, Nd Come
ready for work or call Hillside Op7s.
BUS BOY. colored. Sundays OF. 900 18th
st. NV.
BUS BOY, colored: day work; no sunday.
Victor's Cafe. 18th and Z SITS. NV.
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1942-10-08

"A RENT ALLOWED, BASMT APT,
ETC.; man during spare time, woman to
stay in. IL 1920 or agent, MI 12aS
Evening star., 1942-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORD1ONS-See us and save on used
instruments. 12-bass Hohner, $42.5O: "a
bass Salanti, $50 80: 96-bass Soprani, S175:
120-bass Hohner, $1S5: also many Others
Terms. Call. Republic 6212, Kits. 1880
& st. Middle of the block.l
ADDING MACHS.. Rem.-Rand, $4950.
Victor, Allen, barg. SUM-, 144S Park rd.,
Apt. Z. CO. 1925. weekdays DI. 7a72.
ANTIQUE mahog. sleish bed and dresser,
tables. chairs, desk bookcase, lamps, 9x12
rug, bric-a-brac. 618 9th st. NV.
BED-LIv. SET, Kroehler, 2-pc. SS5: bed
I'm. set, 7-pc., $S5: dining set, 9-pc, $85;
drawers, -S45: lady's sec'y, S25. Lorraine
Studios, $500 Conn, Apt. 21. WO. 3S69.
BEDROOM and living room sets, Electro
lux and bookcase, in perfect condition;
5000 cash. 707 Taylor st. NV. IA. 6735
after $50 pm.
Evening star., 1942-10-08

1MMED1ATE POSSESSION, COW. TO VA.
war Dept: rms and bath, semi-de-
tached. Also detached bungalow nearby.
Easy Easy terms; FULTON R. GORDON, owner.
55427 Eye St; NV. D1. $3.50. Office hours.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
ApARTMEhTs SUBURBAN

SPACIOUS 6-RM. UNFURN. APT, S75 MO.
includes heat. elec., cooking gas, gar;
located Washington Grove, Md, 3 min.
walk to train transp., 19-mle drive to
center Washington. MR.. HARRINGTON.
NE. $3.50.
RIVERDALE, 6311 49th Ave FUR
nished rooms. kitchen, bath shared with 1
Evening star., 1942-10-08

COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
CONNECTICUT AVE, NEAR NEBRASKA
aye.-1st floor. living room, bedrooms
SSitchen, dinette, bath and porch. Price,
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1719 K St. NV MA. 1886
Evening star., 1942-10-08

YOUNG pure-bred Nubian billy goat at
stud. Phone Ashton 1855.
REGISTERED JERSEYS for sale. bulls,
10 heifers and 5 cows, accredited. Priced
right. Floyd E. Huntley, Olney. Nd, Ash
Evening star., 1942-10-08

ALEAANDRIA, VA. = RESTORED DE-
tached Colonial cottage with small garden,
rms. all on l floor, 2 bedrooms, BATH
large living room with open fireplace. large
dlnlns room, modern kitchen. servants
automatic oil heat Call OWNER at
Temple 1881 for amt to insnect
Evening star., 1942-10-08
CLOSE-IN PETWORTH.

--N-t7-Ih-- ". ", W MA. U3O-.
Eye st. and Pa. ave-; now being deveIoned
as the boulevard planned years ago and
especially important for its walking dis
tance from the great Office buildings. Raw
WINDOW brick house of 10 large rooms 2
oatns; hot-Water heat with OIL convertible:
good basement or cellar. Occupied by the
Price, S12,OOO.OO N0''e'e'o1i'
Evening star., 1942-10-08
STAR WASHINGTON D. G., THURSDAY
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

0SSSS y esSs 6uSs
2s COOKERS, all colors, S15-S2O-$25 -S35.
FOX TERRIERS, English type $10-S12.60
GfhtK G4IEs cHoWs HsoSWaSs3sl26o' Tox saoFSakss 2x e
GREAT DANES, black. femaies-~-$s0
BOSTON, sired by son Of CHI. S20-$25
DOG HOTEL. 7344 Georgia Ave. IA. 1891.
BEAGLE HOUND HUNTING DOGS and
pups from 10 weeks to 2N years of age,
S12 and up. Hillside 1394-M. after z pm.
WANT GOOD HOME for house broken
kittens. 3 mos old. 613 3rd st. NV.
PEK1NGESE, A. K G., beauties, real pets;
Tyr. .-old blond male; also pups, mos
to 10 mos. ME- 1904 or Falls Church
S31 1-W-3.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY, registered A.
*; c., blond female, mos. old. $50. Call
Wisconsin 1927.
WILL GIVE to- good home, grown male
Spitz Been family pet. Relinquished
boarders. Dog Hotel. Ia. 432I.
WANTED-Home for dog. wire-haired ter
rier, house broken, male, 6 years old.
CHI. 22e9.
HOLLYWOOD .KENNELS-BoARD
Cocker Spaniel Puppies. Stud Service
97O7 BALTIC Ave. BerMyn l39. WA 1904
Evening star., 1942-10-08

Mr.. 14th AND GIRARD NW-VACANT.
! y rms, baths. = kitchens with = refrig-
orators. A real opportunity at S11 $50.
Ierms Belonged to an estate. Price in;
cludes complete furniture and furnishings
A. M. ROTH. WOODWARD BLDG. Ma 1886.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
ROOMS uNFvRNlsHEp.

LARGE UNFURNIsHED ROOM, with cook
ing facilities, or leave to use own; Gov
ftrl. Phone DE. 3143.
Evening star., 1942-10-08

s12,95O;. 8 MOS. OLD, PERFECT ooNDI-
tlon, brick Colonial in Woodside Forest,
3 rms, baths, den. Venetian blinds, gas
neat, beautiful grounds. This will not
iaSt substantial cash needed. Call Mr..
TUCKER, North 1882 or Randolph 1O44.
Evening star., 1942-10-08

DISTINCTIVE 1O-RoOM, 3-BATH HOME.
section Of Chevy Chase, Md. Call MI. 5s67.
BRICK HOME, ABOUT 2 YEARS OLD, ON
wooded lot rooms 2 baths, maids room
and bath: Call 6S61
Evening star., 1942-10-08

$500 - CONVENIENT HYATTSVILLE =
Detached, containing rooms "a bedrooms),
on lovely lot 50xl52 #. REALTY ASSO-
CIATES, EX 100 until O n n,
Evening star., 1942-10-08

COLLEGE PARK, MD, 5 BLKs. OF UNI
yersity of Maryland Attractive 1-rm,.
bath. l2-story frame bldg, double garage.
priced low for cash. $3.50.
blks. University of Maryland: 5-rm..
path bungalow, screened front porch.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
(Conttnued.)
HOUSES FOR SALE.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. 2927 McKIN-
ley St. Chevy Chase D. c.; 8 rms, bath.
Also rms, 3 baths. nearby. Easy terms.
FULTON r. GORDON, owner, 1927 Eye st.
NV. DI. $3.50. ONCE hours, 8 am. to
Evening star., 1942-10-08

BRICK COLONIAL HOUSE, BEAUTIFULLY
restored, in Alexandria, Va; 3 master
pedrms:, 3 baths: with servants bedrm,
drawing room with 2 freplaceS library
with built-in bookshelves Basement dining
matte oil burner. 6 open fireplaces and 2
additional can be opened if desired
French window opens from living rm into
very large. inclosed garden Entire house
fully weather stripped and screened. Call
owner for app't to inspect. Temple 1881
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-05-28
Luther WOOdie
Announces For
Representative

Luther Woodie, of Glendale
Springs and one of Ashe county's
best known public speakers, this
week announced his candidacy
for the DemOctatic nomination
for the house of representatives.
Mr.. Woodie was born and rear
ed in the Peak Creek township.
He taught school for four years,
served as postmaster at Glendale
Springs eight years and for the
past several years has devoted
most of his time to farming and
cattle raising.
He has served as an AAA COM
mitteeman since 1886 and was
formerly a road supervisor.
His formal announcement is
published elsewhere in this issue.
Mr.. Woodie is the fourth Demo
cratic candidate to announce for
the House.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-05-28
Rex R. Campbell
Pastor OF Four
B: Baptist Churches
Outstanding Young AS b e
County Man To Graduate
At Wake Forest

Rexford r. Campbell, one Of
Ashe county's outstanding young
men, has accepted the pastorship
of four Missionary Baptist church
es near Louisburg, N. c., and fol-
lowing his graduation at Wake
Forest college in August, he will
devote full time to church work.
Mr.. Campbell graduated with
honors from the West Jefferson
high school and attended Mars
Hill college two years before CO.
ing to Wake Forest.
For the past two summers he
has been in charge Of Vocational
Bible. school work in the AShe
Association and local Baptist
preachers have been high in their
praise Of the work he has done
in this connection.
The four churches that he will
serve have total membership OF
around 1000 and these churches
are Cedar Rock, Cyprus Chapel
Duke Memorial and Peachtree.
His many friends in Ashe coun-
ty wish for him much success in
his new work.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-05-28
Little Interest
Here In Primary
Election On Sat.

A light vote is expected to be
cast in Ashe county Saturday IN
the primary for selection of DEM
ocratic and Republican nominees
for the United States Senate.
The polls will open at $50 o.
clock Saturday morning and
close at $50 in the afternoon. Ac-
cording to a recent ruling, work
ers for candidates are not per-
mitted to haul voters to the polls.
For the Senate nomination on
the Democratic ticket, Senator
J. w. Bailey is being opposed by
Dick Fountain, of Rocky Mount.
former lieutenant governor.
Republicans seeking the nom
nation are Sam J. Morris and
Stoner w. KlutZ.
Dean Mcmillan is chairman OF
the county board of elections and
all township election officials are
urged to send in final counts OF
returns as early as possible Sat-
urday night.
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Total Elimination OF WPA
Seen; Fund Has Been Cut

There are now less than $50
people in Ashe county employed
by WPA, which is fewer than
one-sixth of the number which
has been on it's payrolls in recent
times. Further elimination is ex-
pected here as we'll as through
out the nation.
President Roosevelt, estimated
WPA would cost $3.50, 767, 900 and
employ 100000 persons in the 12-
months beginning July Il told
Congress Monday that the agency
might be eliminated a year later
if some expansion were made in
the social security system.
Studies of necessary changes
in the social security act already
are under way, he said in a mes
sage, and recommendations will