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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-27
CLUB
NOTES
Miss FerrarO
Guest At ShON,er

Mrs. Anthony Ferraro and Mrs.
Mathew Cedela were hostesses re-
Gently at shower held at Patsy
Browns in honor of Miss Angelina
Ferraro whose marriage to Paul &C.
della will take. place Sept. 6. The
guest of honor received purse and
chest of silver.
Those attending were:
Mesdames E. Ferraro, M. Ferraro,
Lois Sacco, T. Hurley, j. Saundry,
M. DeBiase, P. Augelli, T. Ciccher-
enc, N. Branco, A. Bocci, A. Gianelli,
F.. Durso, A. Cianciulli, j. Cambino,
T. Pisani, D. Damiani, T. Zappone,
j. Mole M. Rosa, G. Gimbardelli, w.
Bryon, M. OLeary, K. Regain. M.
Stere, William Brickel, Jr.; William
Brickel, ST., E. Gigantic, A. M Col
angelo, L. Labanco, M. d. Attellio,
A. Tartaglia, D. Turro, A. Bruicato,
]. Spino, A. Gigente, F.. Ciasullo, L.
Turro, A. Tinocchio, F. Cambria, M.
Iacovino, j. Bellino, j. Cianciulli, T.
Lasprogata, G. Piola, v. Damelio, E.
Colasanto, r. Scozzafava, R. Mac
Sweeney, E.iWallace, P. Sacco, G.
Giaquinto, j. Gingrilla, A. Irappino,
R. Iacovina, M. Corners, E. Kenney,
w. Lucian, K. Kenney, j. Magnati,
R. Schlosser, r. Darling, L. Solo,
mita.
Also Mesdames v. Vella, J. Aldor-
isio, L. Aldorisio, D. Alisi, F. Cap
orasso, j. Cianciulli, L. Munro, R.
Mariana, A. Pascucci, G. Martone,
E. Rossi, A. Perelli, Rita Sasso, A.
Pratt. A. Cipriano, Mae Cipriano,
N. Orlando, R. Polzello, T. Lewis, A.
Spino, V. Spiotti, ]. Coppetofi G.
Salcito, ]. Genaielli, L. Garofalo, L.
Rosato, J. DiVito, M. Kelly, ]. Spar
20, T. Pastor B. Stance, E. Bambino,
M. Spadola, Rollo, S. Ferraro, M.
Mucci, E. Famigletti, M. Sirica "A.
Sirica, ]. Garofalo, N. Augelli, Sr.,
A. Gallo, c. Ciminera, P. Muller, A
D. Biasi, L. DelBuono, A. Durso, M.
Flanagan, A. McMullen, L. Pirolo, R.
Davino, F. Stango, G. Tronetta, c.
Brucato, and M. Colasanto.
And Misses A. Cedela, S. Di Maria,
A. Ferraro, Eta Sugrue, M. Quin-
tiliani, c. Spina, j. Santora, M.
Denorfrio, E. Sacco, Nellie Fasano,
c. Fasano, F. Fasano, M. Miller, F.
Rossi M. Saperinke, M. Munro, V.
Ortone, M. Gigantic, K. Kelly, K.
Mecca, Phil Tango, A. Vita, E. Null
len, K. Mellen, Delfelson, M. Fitz-
gerald A Davino and Dolores Fer
rarO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-27
FareweU Party
for Macy EnHstee

Edward Kaminsky of Walnut
street who is now serving in the U.
S. Navy was recently rendered
farewell party at his home.
The following guests were pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ka-
minSky, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Paul,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lohey, Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard MajesH, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Standard, MIR. and
Mrs. Emil O'Bernier, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Posila, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Scully,
Mrs. Julia AShe, Mrs. Michael
Reilly, Mrs. Francis Lahey, Mrs.
Margaret Lahey, Miss Ann Stand
ard, Clarence Reiser, Miss Mary
Mcclure, Michael Ashe, Miss Peggy
Lahey, Richard Brown, Miss Mary
Reilly, Miss Peggy Dunn, Harold
Paul, Jr., Thomas Ashe, John
Ashe, Donald Lahey, Miss Ann
Catherine Lahey, and Miss Mary
Frances Jahey,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-27
SOCIAL
FUNCTIONS

Elizabeth LeSnik, Mrs. John Roach
man, Madilen Lesnik, Gladys Casa
grande, Helen Opalnik, Mrs. Flor
ence Ciallela, Josephine Gagliar-
di, Mrs. Margaret opposite. Mrs.
Anna Anusauskas. Mrs. Arthur
Daddona, Mrs. Thomas Ciaburri,
Mrs. Gertrude Swirde, Mrs. Tom
masina Alberto, Yrs. Jennie Man
derino, Jessie Pelosi, Mrs. Marga-
ret Stokes, Mrs. Giro Ciarleglio,
Mrs. Mary Florio, Mrs. Elwood
Montrose and Mrs. Peter Vacca-
relli,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-27

Miss Doris Jenkins of New York
City, formerly of Waterbury was the
week end guest of Miss Ann Cim-
inera of Oakland avenue.
.Tohn Whelan. treasurer of the
Waterbury Servicemen's club is re-
cuperating at st. Marys hospital,
following an operation of last week
Miss Kathleen Dillman recently
spent a few weeks at West Dennis
on Cape Cod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer B. Rood of
Thomaston avenue have as their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Watrous
of Shelton.
Mrs. Otto Nelson Of Fairlawn
avenue has returned from Hadlyme
Ferry.
Mrs. Walter Bagley has returned
to her home on RidgeWood street
with her daughter, Hollie, after va
cationing at Pond Point, Milford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-27
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB

Winners in the Monday afternoon
tournament held at so Linden street
under the direction of Mrs. John
Moriarty were:
North and South: Mrs. Leon
Mitchell and Mrs. Vida Weaver, rs;
Mrs. Robert Turnbull and Mrs. John
Busch tied with Mrs. Charles Phelps
and Mrs. Raymond Heebner, SO IL.
East and West: Mrs. William
Furst and Mrs. Asa York, rs IL;
Mrs. Roland Tuman and Mrs. Ar
thur Cook, 70.
Official standing: Mrs. Nelson
and Mrs. Abbercrombie, 237 IL;
Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. Pettijean,
231 IL; Mrs. Caul and Mrs. Mitch
ell, 230 ID; Mrs. Shea and Mrs.
Ferry, 230.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-27
Walter Wirlcllell
In Nezv York
WANTED FOR VAGRANCY

The act of Benito Mussolini, the
murderer who behaved like a ham,
has been closed in the alley. Duce
got out of office the same way he
got in-via the double cross Hit
Ter, who promised him half the
world, gave him a plank to walk
:. Now II Duce is just fat comic
put Of work, with more than one
Italian craving to meet him in the
dark Rome is full of people
whose sons or fathers or brothers
died in Benito's castor oil murders
when he was Snatching power.
They've waited a long time.
Word from Rome is sketchy, but
no crime to guess what cost the Fat
Boy his dictatorship The bomb
ing OF Rome took away one of his
best aces. The Italians, already lit
terry over invasion threats, had
pinned their faith on Rome as i'm
nune from attack. When that came
they began hollering to throw the
bum out Adolf got in his two
cents worth at their last huddle. It's
cinch that Benito went crawling to
his buddy to beg few guns and
planes you've got troubles!"
you can hear Hitler sneering. What
do you think those things are whizz-
Ing past my conk? Orchids! No, old
chap, can't spare the manpower to
cover your big chin. It's been
nice knowing YOU . Benito came
home without the bacon, and the
folks slammed the door in his face.
And so passes one of the greatest
phonies in history. He was born a
sneak . In the early 20s he posed
as a radical, strictly for the take.
He organized a march on Rome to
iberate the common people . Did
he march? Not Benito. He let
his chumps take the risk, and he
came on from Turin by sleeper when
the coast was clear He lined
up coalition, but the minute he
got his own gunner in control he
bounced the outsiders .. s. That's
where Hitler learned the trick. Ironic
that he should live to turn it on
HaS-Benito.
He played the sneak again when
he picked on poor little Ethiopia.
Also when he met the French and
British statesmen at Stresa and
and swore he'd throw in with them
against Germany After the meeting
ing he covered Laval and made
a separate deal against Britain.
Then he scooted home and sold out
the whole kiboodle to his fellow
felon in Berlin . That made him
a whale of a statesman, so he had
to step out on his balcony and wal
lop his chest a few times and pull
a few Tarzan yells. He was burn
ing up with Empire fevers, so he
put the snatch on few acres of
sand in Africa and ordered new
operetta uniform and and another
Ed Wynn hat.
Still dealing from the bottom of
the deck, he crossed the democra-
cies by shipping one of his crack
regiments to Spain to help Franco
His most invincible legion OF
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-27
ELTON CLUB

The fifth session for the womep's
pair championship was held Mon
day afternoon under the direction
of Mrs. William Sherman Smith.
Scorers were Mrs Roland Hart
ley and Mrs. Ralph Huber, 100;
Mrs. Arthur Gross and Mrs. Charles
Hayward, 80; Mrs. David Babson
and Mrs. James Ross SO; Mrs. Peter
German and Mrs. William Baer, a..
Official standing: Mrs. Gross and
Mrs. Hayward, 531 1-2; Mrs. Ross
and Mrs. Harry Laudeman, 524;
Mrs. Walter Norton and Mrs. Leon
Lovejoy, 522.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-27
Birthday Party For
Marianne Geghon

Miss Marianne Geghan OF Holm
stead avenue celebrated her fourth
birthday Sunday afternoon at a
Town party given at Der home.
Those attending we're:
Patricia Ann Laudate, Patricia
Ann Darlington. Mary Lou Car
rington. Margo Geghan, Judy Petit,
Mary Garwin, Andrea Polford,
Kenny Tracy. Marilyn Doucette,
Katherine King, Joyce Tracy, Kae
Judy McHale. Sheila Marie McH'le.
Bobby King, Carey Geghan and
Eddie Lyman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-27
Childrcn's Clothing Crusade

New York, tUP) - More than
100000 pounds of clothing have been
distributed to needy children in
isolated sections of the United
States, child war victims in Britain
and needy youngsters in Puerto Rico
as a result of the National Chill
drens Clothing Crusade. according
TO Dorothy Garfield Fisher, OF the
advisory committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-27

Still dealing from the bottom of
the deck, he crossed the democra-
cies by shipping one of his crack
regiments to Spain to help Franco
His most invincible legion of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-07-27
NATALIE DRAPER SIGNED

Natalie Draper, former New York
model discovered by Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer Producer Arthur Freed,
was today given a new long term
contract at the studio. Natalie re-
Gently completed featured roles in
"Du Barry Was a Lady" and Girl
Crazy"
Evening star., 1943-12-29
Watch on The Rhine
Chosen Best 1943 Film

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Selection
of Warner Brothers Watch on the
Rhine" as the best motion picture OF
l943 was announced yesterday by
the New York film critics.
Paul Lukas was voted as the best
actor by the critics for his per-
formance in Watch on the Rhine, "
while the choice for the best actress
was Ida Lupino for her role in
The Hard Way" another Warner
production. George Stevens was
named the best director by the crit
les for his work on The More the
Merrier," the Jean Arthur Joel
McCrea comedy produced by Co.
lumbia Pictures.
The critics also voted a special
award to the United States Army
Signal Corps for its Why We
Fight series and its Report from
the Aleutians" Scroll awards will
be presented to the winners.
Evening star., 1943-12-29

ceremonies and magician, having
performed several times at the
White House as we'll as for many
local civic organizations.
FORT SILL, Okla.-Corpl. Will
liam E. Byers, nephew of Miss Min
ME H. Byers, 1925 New Hampshire
avenue, has been commissioned a
second lieutenant on completing the
Field Artillery Offlcer Candidate
course here. Now assigned to the
Replacement Training Center. Fort
Bragg, N. c., 1t. Byers is graduate
of Virginia Military Institute.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.-William B.
Chapman, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry G. Chapman, 9 West Black
thorn street, Chevy Chase, Md, has
begun training as cadet in the
Army Air Forces Training Com
mand School here at Yale Univer-
sity.
LAREDO FIELD, Tex-Sergts
Edwin Milton Sjoholm, jr., 40
street NV, and Leland Carlton
Williams, 1924 Ridge place Sc. have
completed the flexible aerial gunnery
course here and have received their
aerial gunner's wings.
Evening star., 1943-12-29

CARLSBAD FIELD, N. Mex.-Lt.
Arlin E. Stockburger, jr., 5000 Thir-
ty-ninth street NV, has reported
for duty here. A former student at
Santa Barbara State College in
California, 1t. Stockburger was
commissioned in August upon COM
pletion of cadet training at Yuma
Ariz.
CARLISLE BARRACKS, Pa
Joseph Sieger, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Abraham Sieger. 1854 Rochambeau
avenue, has been promoted to tech
nician, fourth grade, here at the
Medical Field Service School, where
he Is financial clerk and typist
A graduate of the City College OF
New York, he entered the Army in
August, 1912.
NORTHWEST SERVICE COM
MAND.-Capt. Harry H. Baker
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1895 to 69.95 VoIues

All-wool dress coats, with tuxedo
shawl and butterfly collars, some
fur lined. Black, blue, red or brown.
Persian, tipped skunk, dyed fitch,
London dyed squirrel and platinum
wolf furS. Sizes 10 to 81 in the
group.
Evening star., 1943-12-29

before joining the Army in March,
1941.
SHEPPARD FIELD, Tex. - Pfc.
Ramon w. Smith, son Of Mrs. Eta
M. Smith, 1919 sherwood street
NE, recently was graduated from
an airplane mechanics course here.
LOWRY FIELD, Colo.-Pvt. John
D. Keesee, whose wife lives at 1923
Third street NE, recently was grad
uated from the Armament School
here.
SEYMOUR JOHNSON FIELD,
N. c. Aviation Cadets William
Wallace, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wallace, 400 Aspen street
NV, and Robert j. Timms, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. TimmS, 5000
Western avenue, Chevy Chase. Md,
recently arrived here at the aviation
cadet pretechnical school.
Evening star., 1943-12-29
Bulgor Officials Deny
Axis Ties Can Be Cut
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ISTANBUL, Dec. 29.-Many Bull
garians cabinet members and dep
uties, in speeches in various Sec
tions Of the country during the
Christmas holidays, asserted that
Bulgaria cannot sever her alliance
with Germany, advices from Sofia
said today
The speakers were quoted as de-
claring that if Bulgaria were to at
tempt to withdraw from the war the
Germans would destroy the country
before the Allies could render any
effective help
The sooner you get that War saw
ings stamp in your book the sooner
you will get victory in the bag.
Evening star., 1943-12-29
|WLB Orders Iowa Firm
To Hire Men Over so
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. %. - The
regional War Labor Board yesterday
issued directive to seven electrical
contractors Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
requiring that Is per cent Of the
electricians they hire be over so
years old to insure greater utiliza-
ton Of manpower.
The International Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers, AFL, had re-
quested that every third journeyman
electrician employed be so years of
age or older, but the Electrical Con-
tractors Association of Cedar Rapids
had refused the request.
The order affects 80 journeymen
employed by the seven firms.
Evening star., 1943-12-29
Two Army Pilots Die
In Collision of Planes
BY the Associated Press,

BATON ROUGE, La, Dec. 90
Two pilots from the Army air base
at Hammond, La, were killed yester.
day when their planes collided ano
burned near Franklinton, La.
The pilots were listed as Second
1t. Lester Deiley, %, Omaha, Nebr.
and Second 1t. Francis M. Defazio
%, son of James Defazio, Jersey
City. N. ].
Evening star., 1943-12-29

S. Putnam, son
of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Putnam,
1855 Carl ton
avenue NE, has
been promoted
to captain. Capt.
Putnam landed
in Africa on
Christmas eve,
1912, and was
sent here re-
Gently. A gradu-
ate of Maryland
University. he
was a craftsman
at the Washing
tan MoN1I XarGl
Evening star., 1943-12-29

whose wife lives
at 1928 I street
NV, is home on
leave after COM
pleting a year of
service travelling
through Alaska
and along the
Alaska highway,
e n t e r t a / n ing
troops. Former
ly Washington
manager of the
w lis on Line,
Capt. Baker has
appeared widely
in Washington
as a master of
Evening star., 1943-12-29

GoIdenbergs-Dresses-Seeond Floo,
Evening star., 1943-12-29
22.95 and 24.95 Values

Coats for service and warmth.
Chesterfield, boy and button-in
styles. Come in camel fleece
tweeds, plaids and plain colors. All
properly labeled as to wool con.
tent. Sizes 10 to 20, 80 to 81 and
3912 to 431a.
Evening star., 1943-12-29
Regular 1895 VoIues

Fine quality boucle, in fitted and
boxy models. Large and small
collars of red fox tails, silver fox
tails, pieced Persian, skunk.dyed
opossum and silvered fox. Sizes
IA to 20 and 80 to A.
Goldenberg's-Women's Coats-Second Floor
Evening star., 1943-12-29
4 49
4.99 to 6.95 VoIues

Rayon crepe and spun rayon dresses in one and two.
piece styles Tailored dressy and coat models black
green, blue and wine-prints and stripes Sizes for
misses and women
Evening star., 1943-12-29
- - ,:lWITH I'D. c.
FIGHTING .MEN7

ENGLAND.-First 1t. Raymond
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Sweeping Reductions in This Dress Clearance
QEh hA0
5 81!
Regular 800 Values

washable rayon crepe and spun rayon, in prints and
dots. Coat and tailored Styles with lingerie or self
trims Gored or pleated skirts Sizes for misses and
women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05

rolled up my sleeves to give the
appearance Of . casual passer-by.' .
Mr.. Bugas said he rang the bell
and that q man he identified i'm
mediately as Robinson opened a
sman door in the center Of the
regular door. .
Forced to Open Door.
Mr.. Bugas said he then asked IL
Capt. Ernie Smith lived there, and
Robinson said he did not know,
but offered to look in the telephone
directory.
When Robinson came back he
said Merritt jumped in front. OF
the small door. put his hands
through 1t, grabbed Robinson with
his left hand and stuck q pistol in
Robinson's face with his right
hand. He told Robinson to open
up the regular door and he did"
He then told Of finding a As au-
tomato, fully loaded, in Robinson S
pocket and 12-gauge shotgun
two 25-calibre automatic pistols and
a 38-calibre revolver, all loaded, in
the house.
Robinson was returned to Louis
vile, where he pleaded guilty of kid
mapping Mrs. Stoll and was sentenced
to life imprisonment and sent to
Acatraz Prison. He was held there
until late this summer when he was
granted a Jury trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
Masaryk Asks Erasure
Of HerrenvoIk Doctrine
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Jan Ma
saryk, vice-premier and foreign min
lister Of Czechoslovakia, called today
for the complete obliteration Of
Nazi Germany so that a new Ger
many may emerge which all Of us
would accept into the orchestra Of
a free Europe and free world"
THE Nazi party must be ami
hilated," he said in a broadcast of
the second Metropolitan Opera vic
tory rally of the current season.
THE housekeeping mentality of
the Prussian general staff and the
sneering junker must be pulverized, y
he said. Germany must be dis
armed for long time. The Teu-
tonic doctrine of Herrenvolk must
once for all become a nauseating
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
Punzer Unit Smashed Trying
To Take Yunk Command Post

saw the German tanks approaching
In some places the tanks mixed
right in with our doughboys and
moved to within two or three hun
dred yards of our command post
in three different attacks the first
morning. We threw everything we
had at 'em and by nightfall that
18th Panzer Division was strewn
all over the place"
The 49-year -old general said that
with the exception of the wide use
Of motorized equipment and We
hicular land mines, the battle re-
minded him of the World War, ir
which he served as a field artillery
lieutenant in France.
He said that casualties were
pretty heavy" and that the Ameri-
can forces showed plenty of CUTS
and fought like the devil"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
FbI Agent Describes
How Girl Betrayed
Mrs. Sto||'s KidnapeI
~ the Associated Presa,

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Dec. FED
eral Bureau Of Investigation Agent
John 8. Bugas OF Detroit today tes-
titled In Federal Court that he
learned the whereabouts Of Kid
naper Thomas H. Robinson, jr.,
through . Jean Breese, who, he
said, lived with Robinson for is
months before his arrest.
His testimony was given as the
Government tentatively closed its
case against Robinson for the 1884
kidnapping Of Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll.
ION the morning Of May II she
(Jean Breese) telephoned me and
asked that I meet her on the mez-
canine floor Of the Los Angeles Bilt-
more Hotel" Mr.. Burgas said.
Furnishes the Address.
with another agent met her,
and after three-quarters of an
hours conversation she said she
would telephone me Robinson's
whereabouts at pm. that day If no
one followed her from the hotel.
She telephoned at 4 pm. and gave
us the address but was anxious
that Robinson be arrested without
injury"
Mr.. Bugas then told how he and
flve other agents took Robinson
without a struggle in a Glendale
(Calif) bungalow, where he was
living after giving FBI agents a
tVo-year chase across the Nation
I'VE arrived at the bungalow be-
tween $50 and 6 pm" he said. Il
placed three men at the rear of the
house, two in front, and with Agent
E. K. Merritt went to the front
door. Merritt stood at the side of
the door so he could not be seen.
II took off my coat and tie and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
Sisterhood to Meet

The St. Nicholas Sisterhood and
the Nations Capital Russian Club
will hold their annual bazaar from
2 pm. to 8 pm. Friday and Saturday
at the Russian Orthodox Church of
st. Nicholas, 1868 Church street
NV. Proceeds will 90 to the church
building fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
BY the Associated Press.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Dec. A.
A graphic picture OF a desperate
German attempt to capture an
American division command post
near Paestrum during the inva-
sion of Italy. and how 1t was fought
off until Panzer division tanks
were strewn all over the place, "
was related today by Brig. Gen.
Miles A. Cowles, artillery COM
mander Of the seth Texas DiH-
sion," who is under treatment for
malaria at Percy Jones General
Hospital.
Gen. Cowles said in an interview,
1--WE planned to set up our initial
command post in Paestrum, but
we just couldn't get there. We
worked north and picked up a few
of our stray field guns just as we
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05

Capt. Alexan-
der was born in
the District and
attended West
ern High School.
Taking a pre-
medical course
at the Univer-
sity of Virginia,
he was gradu-.
ated from the
G e or &c t W n
University den
tai school. His
mother, Mrs. L.
S. Alexander,
lives at 1924
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
Park Chief to Lecture
At Troll Club Dinner

Edward Freeland, superintendent
Of Shenandoah National Park, will
give an illustrated lecture at a Po-
tomac Appalachian Trail Club din.
ner at $50 pm. Wednesday at
Barker Hall, in the YWCA. He will
be assisted by Drew Chick, naturalist
of the National Capital Parks.
Representative Hoch, Democrat, Of
Pennsylvania. president of the Blue
Mountain Eagle Climbing Club, also.
will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05

memory, and international organiza-
ton with a punch behind it must
be established to pounce upon any
one-I mean anyone-who in one
way or another would feel like re-
starting Hitler-like Godlessness."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
Army Promotes Three
Washington Area Officers

The promotion Of William Lee
Alexander from first lieutenant to
captain was announced by the War
Department last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05

Varnum street Capt. w. L. Alexander.
NV.
Also promoted were It. Col.
Charles William Dietz, formerly Of
Washington, advanced to the rank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05

Of colonel, and Edward q. Taylor,
900 Twenty-ninth road South, Ar
lington, Va, promoted from second
to first lieutenant.