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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-19
OUR SECRET WEAPON

There no longer is much mystery about the Sec
ret weapon" credited with tipping the scoles against
Old Fox Rorme in Egypt and opening the way to inn
portont United Nations successes south Of the Medi
terroneon
Words and pictures have described the high veloc-
ity los milIireter gun mounted fost N-3 chassis
which blasted the Nozs tanks out Of the way and en-
obIed Montoomerys British to sweep westward toward
junction with our own expeditionory forces.
Our tank buster con travel foster than any Pr
(Ponzer) or PA in Africa Its gun projects she'll
which can pierce the ornor Of any tank in existence.
American ordnance experts soy that if tank were
ormored heavily enough to resist those proecties
would require concrete runway which to trovel
and therefore would be useless under battle condi-
tons.
These thinqs are important. Because have
such weapon and the Nozis do not we enjoy on 3D.
vantage which AneIo-Americon initiative Undoubtedly
is exploiting.
But more important than the tank buster itself is
the foct that our ordnance experts we're able to an
oIyze and fill need that had existed ever since Hit
lers Ponzer divisions rolled through the Low Countries
and France
- Nor was the development Of the tank buster the
result Of brain storm, lucky accident 1t resulted
from the application Of ordinary industrial common
sense, the method by which ordnance technioions
can be expected to approach every such problem os
it rises
We had the high velocity lO5-mm gun. We had
the fost tank chassis All we did was combine them,
stick on some 5O-coIiber machine guns for onti-oir-
croft protection odd some light ormor and send them
into action.
The axis had things all its own way for years be-
cause the Nozs always we're jump or two ahead OF
the dernocrocies in armament. Now the shoe is on
the other foot Herr HtIers technoions ore the ones
lying awake wondering whot to do against the product
Of American inventive genius.
If the tank buster only achievement, this
might seem like too much Growing about single egg.
Fortunately, the no-Ioneer-secret weapon is only the
first in O series Of items on the production lines
which will be very. very bad news for Hitler
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-19
LEADERSHIP

There is theory thot unionizotion promotes war
production by making it possible for government ono
management to deoI with responsible leadership or
behalf Of labor. Organized labor, through its offic
ols, should have bigger voice in government tor
this reason, the argument runs.
WE'LL some 10000 hard cool miners out or
strike at time when oil Shortages threaten hum
dreds Of thousands Of northeastern househoIders with
bitter hordshp. A major oouse is inside the-unior
bottle over dues increase, although the union al
ready has millions in its tiIls
The miners union is headed by the most forcefu
Of all union Feeders John L. Lewis. Whot is he go
ing to do on behalf Of the public ond the effort2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

A THOUGH hailed dsuptine Jspsns plans FOR the
- coming campaigns in the South Pacific, the smashing
of Jap armada Of u ships in the Battle Of the Bismarck
Sea does not mean according TO observers that the Japs
will not try again. does it lessen the danger Of attack
the Pacific Coast
A smashing victory it was. for the armada's decks
ran red with blood and the filled with maneIed
bodies. After 48 hours of aerial attack the II ships.
strongest force to set out against New Guinea were either
at the bottom Of the Huon Gulf helpless. Quilted hus.
That victory viewed as challenge to American pro-
ducton earnest and striking plea for attention to
the in the Pacific.
Barry Fer edor-in-chief for international News Serv
ice. who has Just returned from four OF the Pacific fight
ing zones reports this plea from of General Douglas
MacArthurs generals
"GiUe us seUen per cent each month Of the total
supply Of planes and guarantee that blast
a path right through TO Tokyo.
Give those HHe ,o-and-sos another year such a,
the Just passed and they aciH haze everything.
Don't think for minute that the Jap has giVen up
the idea Of invading country"
Given the planes said Fas his series Of ariicIes
MacArhus flyers promise to knock out the big Jap bases
thus leaving the smaller dependent bases to die on the
vne.'
Australia. where the Jap conquesfs were halted may
be the base for total Tokyo. But the willy Jap will
strike where least expected. possibly at Ausfraia the
Hawaiian Islands, the Aeuans. the Pacific Coast itself.
1t was with This in mind perhaps. that the general sad
"Ju5t giUe as seuen per cent month Of your total
output Of biaHesju Just the cqHivaIcHfof taco days OUT
PIT month. Surely Haf 1oW not interfere qpih the
strengthening Of forces J5echere and. God. hOu
Vs need IT,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Australia Springboard for Allied Smash at Japan

Jsps reported by Gen. Macarthur 10 be
assembling major forces OF oil catesores
in the islsnd perineter envelopi09 the
upper half Of Australia. Aerial reconnsis-
sanee indicates Japs in Southwest Pacific
are taxing up positions OF readiness.
Evening star., 1943-12-16
Junior Officers
Aid Navy Relief

Several novelty dance numbers
and other acts will be special fea-
lures to high light the winter ball
of the Junior Naval Omcers' Com
mittee Saturday at the Mayflower
Hotel. Because Of these features,
and in line with wartime custom,
guests are urged to come early.
Dancing will be from until
O'Clock.
The floor committee in charge of
these arrangements Is headed by 1t
John Burwell and 1t. John N. Exton.
They viii be assisted by 1t. Kenneth
g. Beggs, 1t. Charles Z. Peterson, 1t.
G.g) John I. Kirkpatrick, and Capt.
Lewis H. Martin, o. 8. M. G.
Proceeds from the ball, which Is
given every year to mark the BEGIN
ming Of the Christmas season, are
to 60 to the District Chapter Of the
Navy Relief Society. Tickets may
be secured through the following
officers In the Navy Building: 1t.
Comdr. John j. White, jr., 1t. sam
uel G. Atkinson, 1t. Kenneth G.
Beggs, 1t. Travis T. Brown, 1t. John
Burwell, Capt Lewis H. Martin, U.
S. M. c., 1t. Manson r. Mccormick,
1t. Richard j. Shukle, 1t. q. g.
John M. Exton, 1t. q. g. John I.
Kirkpatrick, 1t. q. g. John L. Spen-
Ger and Ensign John @. Faron.
Reservations, however. also may
be arranged at the desk Of the May
flower Hotel. ut the Onicers' Club Of
tn burlington Hotel, or at the desk
Of the Navy League Headquarters
at 3644 Twenty-first street NV.
Evening star., 1943-12-16
Social NeVs
In Suburbs

Corpl. Reeve W. Pratt, who has
been stationed At Baer Field, Fort
Wayne. Ind, is spending a Today
furlough with his parents en- route
to new assignment at the Ad-
vance Finance School at Fort Ben
jamin Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt
entertained at a dinner party In his
honor Sunday and will give 4 COM
bined birthday and Christmas din
ner party for him this Sunday. His
birthday anniversary falls Decem.
Der ~. Am0Rg the guests, at last
Sundays partyswas Radioman Rob
ert Wannan, U.aS. NJ, who recently
returned from active duty in Italy.
Mrs. Roy C. Jacobson entertained
at bridge last evening at her home
in Silver Spring.
: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph w. Mitchell
Of Silver Spring have visiting them
their daughter. Mrs. Aston Stevens
OF New York. She will be joined
by her husband Saturday and they
will return to New York together
Monday.
Mrs. J. H. vogel entertained At
bridge Monday evening at her home
IN TAkomA Park.
Evening star., 1943-12-16
Bridal Couple
Go to quebec
ON H0nevn10on

The little chapel in the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church was the
scene Of 4 simply arranged wedding
last evening when Miss Ruth
Frazer Johnson, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. johnson Of Center, Ga.
became the bride Of Representative
B. Frank Whelehel OF Georgia, sor
Of Mrs. J. D. Whelchel Of Gaines.
vile. Ca, and the late Mr., Whelchel
The Rev. Peter Marshall, pastor ol
the church and 4 former Georgian
oficiated at the 8 o'clock ceremony
The bride, who was unattended
wore 4 lovely gown Of ice-blue satin
with 4 halo Of satin trimmed with a
blue tulle veil which fell to hel
waist, and 4 eorsage bouquet oi
white orchids.
A reception followed the cere.
monv At the shoreham, when the
couple was assisted in receiving BY
Mrs. Hillyer Godfrey Of Gainesville
daughter Of Representative Whel.
chel 1t. Godfrey, who Is with the
Army Air Forces, Is In England.
Representative Whelchel and hi.
bride left later for wedding trip to
Quebec. On their return they will
reside at the General Scott.
Evening star., 1943-12-16
WaLker-MIIar
Weddinq Told

The marriage OF Miss Lillian
Elizabeth Mlllar 10 Mr.. James w
Walker took place Saturday in st
James Episcopal Church at Indiar
Head, the Rev. James Valiant off,
ciating. The reception was held in
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Elgin. jr, at Indian Head, and Mr.
and Mrs. Walker left for 4 Southern
wedding trip later in the day. They
will make their home at Indian
Hexd after December 20.
The bride Is the daughter of Mr.
Charles w. Millar and the late Mrs
Millar and attended Blue Ridge Col
lege. The bridegroom is 4 son OF
Mr. A. w. Walker OF Takoma Park
and the late Mrs. Walker and at
tended Mountain Lake University.
Miss Beulah Millar was maid OF
honor for her sister and another
sister. Miss Helen Millar; Miss Ruth
Walker, sister OF the bridegroom;
Miss Viola Lyon end Mrs. Eileen
Wright were the brides other at
tendants. Little Miss Audrey Mae
Egin was flower girl. and the BRIDE
groom had as his best man Mr.. Cor
don Anderson Of Minneapolis. The
ushers were Mr. George Hoover OF
Richmond and Mr.. Dan Mooney OF
Scranton. Pa. U. 8. N. r.. and Mr.
Charles w. Millar, jr., brother OF the
bride.
Evening star., 1943-12-16

Diplomats Wwes
attend Luncheon
.Gipen TOdav

Mrs. Barnet Mover entertained In.
formally At luncheon today at thl
Shoreham in compliment to Mrs.
Close, wife Of the retiring Ministe,
Of the Union Of South Africa, ant
Mrs. Palmer Hoyt, wife Of the re.
firing Domestic Director Of tn.
Once Of War Information.
Others In the company were Mime
Loudon. wife Of the Netherland,
Ambassador; Nine. Fotitch, wife ol
the Yugoslavian Amba ssador; Sc.
nora de Castro, wife Of the Fl Sal.
vadorian Ambassador; Nine. Hur.
ban. wife Of the Czechoslovakiar
Ambassador; Lady Dixon, wife ol
the Australian Minister; Nine
Kwapiszewska, wife Of the Minister.
Counselor Of the Polish Embassy
Nine. Rybar, wife Of the Counselos
OF the YusoslaviAn Embassy, ant
Sonora de Munilla, wife Of the Mil.
tary Attache Of the Cuban Embassy
Also among the guests were Mrs
William O. Douglas, wife Of the As
sociate Justice: Mrs. Patrick j. Hur.
ley, wife OF the Presidents Special
Ambassador; Miss Jessie Marie d.
Both, house guest Of Mrs. Hoyt: Mrs
Walter Wyatt. Mrs. Leo Brisor
Norris, Mrs. A. Burks Summers, Mrs
Tomas Cajigas and Mrs. Edgar rur.
lington.
Mrs. Mover recently returned from
a visit In Buffalo, N. Y, where SHE
went because Of an illness in her
family. While there she was the
guest In whose honor the Dean OF
the University Of Buffalo and Mrs
Julian Park entertained informally
at dinner.
Evening star., 1943-12-16
Nebraska Society
Party Tonight

Groups Of Nebraskans from vari-
Gus governmental agencies will
stage vaudeville acts As one OF the
features of the home coming party
for Nebraskans sponsored by the
Nebraska State Society. The party
will be held in the Statler Hotel this
evening from 8 to l o'clock.
Other features Of the program
include dancing and the awarding OF
Christmas presents which have been
donated BY Nebraska manufac-
turers and food professors Among
these are $50 in cash. a 425 War
bond and four Nebraska grown
turkeys.
Mrs. Ralph Van Orsdel, chairman
OF the Entertainment Committee. is
especially anxious to have all Ne
braskans located in Washington at
tend the party. Arrangements are
being made to accommodate 1900
Evening star., 1943-12-16
Where To G6&a1
What To !Pi2A|j1j|;bt
~ ezek$N: g1G 2IIQatG

USO), 7 o'clock tonight, dance
class: 8 o'clock.
'Game, voice recording, NE. USO
Sixth and Maryland avenue NE,
o'clock tonight.
Game. dance, NE. USO, 1911
North Capitol street, o'clock to-
night.
Amateur camera and movie
guild, NCCs CUsO), S2s 6 stree,
NV, 7:3o o'clock tonight.
Jitterbug instructions, Rhoadl
Club, 8 o'clock tonight.
Ballroom dancing, drama ant
orchestra groups. Roosevelt Center
o'clock tonight.
Dance, art class, servicemen'l
Club No. l. 8 O'Clock tonight.
Dance, NCCS CUSO), 91S Tenth
street NV, $50 o'clock tonight.
Dance, YWCA (USO), $50 o'cloci
tonight.
Movie, USO, Eighth and Pennsyl.
vania avenue NV, $50 o'clock to.
night.
FOR CoLoRED sERvICEMEN.
*Open house, Leisure Lodge, moor
to midnight tonight. .
Sports, Francis and Dunbal
Centers, 7 o'clock tonight.
Dance, Banneker Service Club
8 O'Clock tonight.
'Co-ed night, YMCA CUsO), s:3l
o'clock tonight.
Dance, Hearthstone War Work
ers' Club, 8 o'clock tonight
Might workers party, luncheon
YWCA CUSO), midnight tonight.
war workers welcome.
For details call Travellers Aid
National 1881.
Evening star., 1943-12-16

CONCERTS.
Sellers Home Band, Stanley
IL. $50 pm. today.
.rerine END, Marine Barricks, !
I'm. tomorrow.
DISCUSSION.
Town Hall OF the Air, Jewish
Community Center, $3.50 o'clock to-
night.
Nebraska State Society, Statler
Hotel, PIN. today.
RECREATION.
Walsh Club for Warworkers, 4 te
IL o'clock tonight.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco The.
eter. tonight: the Sterlings. Mile
Fallett Orchestra and Mickey
Cousins.
Entertainment tickets. THE Hut,
Z ct Pennsylvania avenue NV,
t. $50 tonight.
-ansi-Cola Center. $50 am. to.
d-v to 1890 am. tomorrow. FRS
tee floors open to servicewomen
Masonic Center, to 10 O'CLOCK
tonight.
Officers.
Officers Club of the United Ma.
tions, Burlington Hotel, 10 am. tc
1890 o'clock tonight. Introductory
cards to entertainment.
After Five" dance, Officers Clut
ot Tinted Nations Service Gem er
500 North Capitol street, 5 pm
today.
Servicemen.
Dance, Jewish Community Center
USOD, 7 o'clock tonight.
'Stenoraphic service, YMCl
Evening star., 1943-12-16
Z0nta Club Hears
DR.. GeVebr Sbeak

Collaborating with other nations
In suppressing aggression must be
a postwar responsibility of the
United States If it is to maintain
permanent peace and security, ac-
cording to DR.. Wesley Gewehr OF
the University of Maryland. Fe
spoke at luncheon meeting Of TIE
Zonta Club yesterday at the YWCA.
The policy of isolationism has
been responsible for every war in
our history, the speaker said. -Four
times since the Revolution Of IT'S
we have been embroiled in inter-
national strifes partially as a re-
suit Of this .policy, he added.
The speaker emphasized that the
moral and universal law Of live
and let live" must be written in the
hearts of men before true world
harmony can be reached. The
attack on Pearl Harbor was Just
retribution for our selling scrap
iron to Japan. he concluded.
Miss Kathryn Fox presided.
Evening star., 1943-12-16
Yule GIFT Exchange
Planned at Party
OF Epsilon CHAPTER

A Christmas gift exchange will
be high light Of the birthday party
OF Epsilon Chapter, Beta Sigma
Phi, at dinner Sunday evening at
the home of Mrs. Glenn Earl Peck,
2112 Sixteenth street North, Airing
ton. The event is the chapters
social project for the year.
Mrs. Peck is general chairman In
charge OF arrangements.
Members who will attend are Miss
Alma Barry, educational director;
Miss Florence Anderson. Miss Mar
gerry Baker, Miss Fave Charles, Mrs
Reba Gray, Miss Ethel Miller. Miss
Irene Skorstad, Miss Harriet Weir
ert, Miss Minnetha Coe, Miss Jessie
Muse, Miss Erna Schoen, Miss Helen
Watson. Mrs. RAYMOND Dow, Mrs.
Orlin Granger, Mrs. John Allen
Heath, Mrs Louis Ortenzio and
Mrs. Glenn Earl Peck.
Evening star., 1943-12-16
Miss Head Engaged.
To We'd Mr.. TidweL[

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Artress OF
Takoma Park announce the en-
gakement Of their niece. Miss Vivi-
enne Ruth Heald, to Third Petty
Omcer William Joseph Tidweu, jr.,
U. s. N. r. No date Is set for the
wedding.
Miss Heald is q daughter Of the
late DR.. and Mrs. George NJ. HeAld
Of Takoma Park. the. former having
been editor OF the Life and Health
Magazine for 81 years.
Mr.. Tidwell is 4 son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tidwell Of Wilmington. Del.
and Is on duty at the base at Hous-
ton, Tex.
Evening star., 1943-12-16
50 Of OAR Staff
Are Entertained
|Bv Mrs. Pouch

A buffet luncheon followed by f,
program Of Christmas music wa.
given by Mrs. william H. Pouch
president. general Of the Nationa
Society Daughters of the American
Revolution yesterday In honor OF
approximately so members of the
OAR headquarters stafY. A lighted
Christmas tree at one end of the
president generals reception room
where the luncheon was served, re-
dected cheer upon members OF the
stan who gathered beneath to Join
IN the singing Of carols.
The program included organ solos
BY Miss Martha OFT and vocal
solos by Mrs. Marguerite Schandau
accompanied by Mrs. j. Nelson An
derson. Special dances were inter-
preted by Mrs. Penny Hart.
National officers who attended the
AFFAIR included Mrs. Joseph G. For
ney Of Pennsylvania, first vice presi-
dent general; Mrs. Samuel James
Campbell OF Illinois, treasurer gen.
eral and candidate for office Of presi-
dent general; Mrs. Elizabeth M. Cox
OF Colorado, corresponding secretary
general; Mrs. Edward w. Cooch OF
Delaware, registrar general, and
Mrs. G. Edward Murray of New Jer-
sey, curator general. Miss Jean
Jackson presided as master of cere-
monies.
Yesterdays luncheon was the
third Of series Of entertainments
given this week by Mrs. Pouch. A
Christmas party for children of the
day nursery operated by the Amer
lean Red Cross, which is housed in
. room in Constitution Hall, was
given early this week followed by a
luncheon and party for employees
In the administration building.
Mrs. Pouch viii leave for her
home In New York this evening after
the concert by sigmund Romberg In
Constitution Hall.
Evening star., 1943-12-16
Tea Scheduled

Mrs. r. H. Lyle Seaton, District
State treasurer, Daughters Of the
American Revolution, will be hon.
ored at 4 tea given by Columbia
Chapter, Of which she is a member,
from $50 to $50 pm. Saturday at
the home Of the chapter regent,
Mrs. Andrew J. Kress, 4234 Forty
seventh street NV.
National and State officers, State
committee chairmen, chapter re-
gents and delegates will attend.
Evening star., 1943-12-16
Holiday Fetes
ForOtfcers
.Are Planned

Particularly anxious that the OH
Ger who can't get home for Christ.
mas may have happy holidays ir
Washington is the Christmas Plan.
ming Committee OF the OfYlcers
Service Club for the United Nation,
at the Burlington Hotel at l120 Yer.
mont avenue. The committee
whose members include Mrs. Alex.
ander Hamilton, Mrs. John Russell
Deane, Mrs. Reginald Foster, Mrs
Arthur Gardner, Mrs. Clyde Parker
Mrs. Hugh J. Casey and Mrs. Arthur
Fowler, have planned entertainment
which begins with 4 pre- Christina,
dance December ~ and carrie,
through. to an afternoon tea dance
the day after Santa Claus has come
and gone.
The oficer away from home car
begin the Christmas festivities BY
attending the dance for men and
women officers at the Of{icers' Club
At the Burlington December a. At
o'clock. The dance will be free and
there will be an orchestra from the
Navy School Of Music. All men
and women officers are invited and
II the dance is return performance
OF the last men and women officers
dance, which was well attended and
evenly divided, he will be of to a gay
start.
Christmas eve II he attends the
free dance which begins at the ON
GERS Club at the Burlington at $50
o'clock he will see Santa Claus with
his pack, dance to orchestra music
with hostesses who are daughters
Of Army, Navy and Marine Corps
ofncers and sing carols during in
termission.
II on Christmas afternoon things
seem quiet as they sometimes do
he may wish to drop by the club
where there will be open house and
Mrs. Arthur Fowler will serve fruit
cake and punch assisted by the
hostesses. between 2 and 6 o'clock.
Christmas night an officers dance
at the Statler Hotel is sponsored by
the Oficers' Service Club OF the
United Nations. The orchestra will
begin playing at 9 o'clock in the
Congressional Room. Hostesses will
be dressed formally. Stag tickets
may BE- purchased at the door for
$l.l0, and for couple the ticket
will be 3165.
The day after Christmas. Sunday
December rs. there will be a tea
dance for ofIicers at the Ofhcers
Service Club in the Burlington Hotel
from until 7 o'clock. The dance
will be free, there will be an orches-
ira and plenty OF hostesses.
Evening star., 1943-12-16
Miss Sfewart Guest
At Bridal Sh0wer

Miss Ann Bennett entertained In
the home OF her parents. Director
OF the Federal Bureau Of Prisons
and Mrs. Bennett. alta supper party
and lingerie shower Wednesday in
compliment to Miss Sarah Lila
Stewart, daughter OF Mr.. David
Berchard Stewart. jr., whose mar
riage to 1t. q. g. Clifford Howard
Towne Of Somerville, Mass., viii
take place December a.. Among the
guests were Mrs. Hugh Rome, Mrs
Norman Ross, Miss Sally Lee Young
Mrs. H. M. Young. Mrs. George
Wood, Miss Margaret Wood, Mis-.
Helen Miller. Miss Carol Kennedy
and Mrs. Charles Corddry.
Evening star., 1943-12-16
Mrs.RaymondWeds
Mr.. ". K. Little

Mrs. John Archer Moore OF
Staunton announces the marriage
OF her daughter, Mrs. Nancy Moore
Raymond, to Mr.. william Ralph
Little. The wedding took place yes
terday at noon in st. Andrews
Chapel OF the Covenant First Pres
byterian Church, the Rev. George
H. Yount officiating in the presence
OF few close friends and relatives.
The wedding breakfast followed
Immediately At the Carlton Hotel
and Mr.. and Mrs. Little left later
in the day for 4 short Wedding
trip. They will be at home in the
Mariyn where they have taken an
apartment.
Evening star., 1943-12-16
Party Is Scheduled
At Rubberf Home

The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Rupert Home for the Aged will hold
its Christmas entertainment and
supper a. 3 pm. Sunday at the
home, 400 Good Hope road. Those
assisting include Mrs. Fred Gould
and Mrs. Fred Christoph. tickets;
Mrs. Oscar Dietz, assisted by Mrs
C. Miller and Mrs. M. c. Kloeppin-
ger, fancy work table: Mrs. H. G
Winkler, Mrs. william r. Hyser and
Miss Hannah Schulze. cake table;
Mrs! Thomas Grimm. H., and Mrs
Thomas Grifnn. jr.. aprons.
Gifts will be distributed by Mrs
Charles Fischer. MfS Lena Stoer.
man. Mrs. E. Linden, Mrs. R. Dietle
and Mrs. K. B. Freyda. A committee
Of ladies Is IN charge Of the supper
and dining room.
Evening star., 1943-12-16
Chinese Diplomat
Host at Party

The Naval Attache of the Chinese
Embassy. Rear Admiral Liu Ten-fu
who recently returned from China
where he had spent the past sew
erai months. was host at 4 recep-
ton yesterday afternoon In the
Chinese Room at the Mayflower.
Owing to the absence Of Mrs. Liu
who is in China. Admiral Liu was
assisted in receiving by Comdr
Yang Yuan-chung. Assistant Naval
Attache, whose wife also is in China
The guests yesterday, who num-
bered about 800. included Naval At
taches Of the other United Nations
and of1icials Of the United States
Navy stationed in Washington, with
their wives
Evening star., 1943-12-16
HadaSSah to Mark
Youth Aiyah Sabbath

Youth Aliyah Sabbath will be cele-
brated bv three branches Of Wash
ington Eadassah tomorrow night 1T
the Adas Israel Synagogue. Mrs.
Aaron Shalowitz, president. will pre-
side at the open forum after the
services. Speakers will include Mrs.
Edward Cafritz. Miss Esther Kra-
vitz and Miss Naomi Tourover. who
will tell Of the work Of Youth Aliyah.
A celebration observing the end Of
the Sabbath will be held Saturday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. M. Cohen, 1716 Allison street
NV. Chaplain Isadore Breslau. for
merly of this city, will be guest
speaker. Mrs. John Safer is in
charge of reservations.