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and warmer.
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followed by rain In west portion.
River Report.
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clear at Great Falls.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-11
BRICKER EYES 1916

COLUMBUS, Nov. 10 QNS)-
Gov. John w. Bricker limited today
that he might be available for a
Draft Bricker for Governor
move in 1916.
When asked about his political
plans for the future, the governor
smiled and answered that Il never
decide about the future
THAT takes care Of ITSELF" he
said. But 1 will always he in
terested In politics--and willing
TO help my party. But that
doesn't always mean be Ing
candidate"
However. newsmen noted that
he re-worded the phrase TO in
clude the word always
Bricker said he would practice
law in Columbus and live in sub
urban Upper Arlington after he
turns over the governor chair 10
Democratic Gov. ELECT Frank J,
Lausche in January.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-11
Dewey forest
In Georgia

ALBANY, Nov. 10 CUP)-Gov.
Dewey, defeated Republican presi-
Dental candidate, announced to-
day that he and his famoly would
leave Alband tomorrow for a
two or three week" vacation on
Sea Island. Ga.
The governor said that he in
tended 10 take a complete rest
and that he did not intend 10 talk
politics with anyone. An associ-
ate added that Dewey would he
deaf, dumb and blind to politics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-11
Link Film Names
With Dope Ring

TIJUANA, BAJA GA. Mexico.
Nov. 10 CUP)-Names of "promi-
nent actors and actresses IN
Hollywood, listed in notebook
found on the body of a slain
underworld gangster. may involve
several film city residents with
mathematician dope smuggling
ring. Il. s. customs officials said
today.
The notebook was found on the
body of Enrique Dlarte. n, sus-
pected leader of one Of two rival
smuggling gangs Diaries body
was discovered in ditch with a
bullet in his heart, his throat
cut and his head crushed.
Tijuana police chief Joaquin
Aguilar Robes said the notebook
contained many names of
Hollywood stars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-11

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Evening star., 1944-05-14
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SHOW mel" Take the toilet bowls
in your home, for instance. Even
If they LOOK clean,--because the
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Evening star., 1944-05-14
Lovely Gardens
| To Be Sb01Vn
| For Benefit

In the spring society turns its
fancy to tours of charming old and
new gardens and homes. The Gar
den Club of Chevy Chase, Nd. is
sponsoring one Of these inviting
events for June 3 when the roses
will be in full bloom. The tour VIII
be the first sponsored by this group
since the beginning Of the war and
the reason is to raise money for
flowers for the service hospitals.
In addition to their lovely gar
dens four Of the houses also will be
open for those making the tour
and tea will be served at Ishpiming,
the home Of Mrs. William s. Corby
Although the house with its famous
Beauvais tapestries will be open, tea
will be served on the terrace over
looking the reflection pool. Also to
be open June 8 for this benefit tour
will be the spacious Georgian home
of Capt. and Mrs. Chester Wells at
Wood End, their place on Jones Mill
road. The house is furnished with
18th century English furniture and
the collections Of rare old lace and
English bone china will be on view.
The gardens are vast and exquisite
Hayes Manor. built in 1852 and
occupied continuously by the fam
lily OF the present owners, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Thomas Dunlap, will be
another house as well as garden to
be shown. The manor Is a fine
example of the early Colonial archi-
lecture and contains MANY lovely
pieces OF old furniture and rare
Lowestoft. The fourth house to be
shown will be the French Provincial
house of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert H
Moff1tt, which is furnished in the
traditional manner.
Gardens which will be shown
without the houses include: Green
Acre, the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Rudolph Max Kaufman, with its
rustic garden house and dainty
pool; the beautiful rose garden OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred E. Fowler, de-
signed by Miss Rose I. Greely; the
SAt%A 4AAAA5 dSll VI MI. dIlC
Mrs. Robert E. Kline, jr., with Its
model Victory garden and fruit
trees; the famous rose gardens OF
DR.. and Mrs. Whitman Cross. where
thousands of rosebushes will be ir
bloom In June. Arbremont, the
home Of Col. and Mrs. Henry Par
sons Erwin on Linnean and Uptor
streets, is the only District garden
to be shown. The gardens are ex-
tensive and include an interestine
Oriental garden, giant boxwood
cutting garden and greenhouse.
The chairman of the Tour Com.
mittee Is Mrs. Herbert II. Mofltt
with Mrs. Robert Ash co-chairman
Other committee members are Mrs
Lester G. Wilson, Nine. FRANCES
Mrs. e. Barrett Prettyman and Mrs
Robert 4. Kline, jr.. Mrs. Frederick
w. Connolly is president of the
club.
Evening star., 1944-05-14
Fefes Enliven Week
In VirginiQ T0zvn

HERNDON. Va. May 13.-Mrs
Ruth Keys will give a dessert bridge
party Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Martin Wetherall and hel
sister, Miss Willie Kirk, have taker
an apartment in Washington fol
several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bentley Harrison
will have as their guests over the
week end Mrs. j. e. Harrison, Mr.
and Mrs. Conway Flewellen and Mr.
Barbour Flewellen Of Charlottes-
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kite Of Ar
lingto1 are spending q fortnight
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Dawson.
Mrs. Daniel Lands Detwiler and
Mrs. w. Frank Humme have re-
turned from a weeks stay at Vir-
ginia Beach.
Mrs. Albert Sheppard is the guest
OF her aunt, Mrs. Alice Blandford, in
Washington for several days.
Evening star., 1944-05-14
Bethesda.Lower MONTGOMERY County
California Visitor Being Feted;
Party Today for Bride-Elect

| Cadet Sprinkle's sister, Miss
Roxanne Sprinkle, also guest at
the Ferguson home in Kenwood
will assist Miss Lounsbury In enter
tanning her friends.
Both Miss Lounsbury and Miss
Sprinkle came to Kenwood for a
weeks visit, coming here yesterday
from New York, where they had
been students at the American
Academy of Dramatic Art. They
are now en- route to New Mexico
where they will spend the summer
at Camp Frear, ner Albuquerque
Miss Lounsbury will teach dramatic
art at the camp and Miss Sprinkle
will give lessons in painting.
Gen. F. w. Browne and Mrs.
Browne gave a dinner party Thurs
Iday evening in honor of Gen.
Brownies sister, Miss Ruth Browne
who had been their guest for about
10 days. Miss Browne has returned
to her home In Knoxville, Iowa, and
Gen. and Mrs. Browne now have
with them their daughter law
Mrs. w. l.. Browne of Mexico, Mo-,
who expects to be here for several
weeks.
Mrs. James r. Kemp has come
from her home in Waterbury, Conn,
to stay for several weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Chase Donaldson on
Hampden lane. Henry T. Donald
son. the younger son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donaldson, came home during
the past week from Asheville, N. c.,
for his summer vacation from the
school he has been attending.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Nash Of Phila-
delphia is a weekend guest of Mr..
and Mrs. E. K. Buel of Brookdale,
Evening star., 1944-05-14
OfPersonaI Note in CabitaL

Mrs. Elton Henley is in Philadel-
phia, where she attended the wed.
ding last evening of her twin sister
Miss Marjorie Well, and Sergt. Ber-
nard Vogel. Rabbi Louis Woolsey
officiated at the ceremony, which
took place in the Benjamin Franklin
Hotel. The bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard We'll Of Phil
adelphia and Sergt. Vogel also is a
resident Of that city.
Capt. and Mrs. Alvin Newmyer
jr., have arrived from Fort Worth
Tex, where he Is stationed, and
are the guests of his parents in their
apartment at the Westchester
Mrs. Morris Simon and her
daughter, Miss Ruth Simon, have
returned from Atlantic City, where
they spent two weeks.
1t. Mark Bensinger, U. S. NJ, who
has been home on furlough for two
weeks with Mrs. Bensinger and
their two young children, Jimmy
and Gale, will leave today.
A mothers and daughters lunch
con in observance Of Mothers Day
was given yesterday afternoon by
the Sisterhood Of the Eighth Street
Temple in the reception rooms at
the temple.
Mrs. Richard Benswanger arrived
Thursday from Bend, Greg, where
her husband is stationed in the
Army. She is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Eiseman, and
her grandmother, Mrs. Pauline
Eiseman.
Miss Sadie Silver of New York is
the guest of Mrs. Samuel j. Stein
berger at the Roosevelt.
Mrs. Julius Goldstein. who is now
making her home in New York with
her two young daughters, has been
spending a week here with her
father, Mr.. Rudolph B. Behrend, In
Chevy Chase. Capt. Goldstein is
stationed in New York
Miss Patsy Goldsmith, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith, is
home from her studies at Smith
College.
Miss Ids WE'LL and her brother,
Mr.. Nathan WE'LL, and MIR. and Mrs.
Samuel Goldenberg have returned
from vacation at Miami Beach.
Mrs. Jacque Haas and her son
have returned from q visit in At
lanta.
Mrs. Edgar stromberg of Albany
Is the guest for the week end Of her
mother. Mrs. Richard Bonwit, who
will return with her daughter for
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Stromberg
and their young son Richard.
Evening star., 1944-05-14
Southern Maryland
Week.End Visitors

LEONARDTOWN, Md, May la.-
The Mothers Day week end brought
a number Of visitors to their homes
in the Southern part OF Maryland.
Mrs. Barbara Blaine came from
Washington to spend the day with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
P. Abel, and Miss Anita Davis also
joined her mother, Mrs. Mary H.
Davis, in her home at Compton.
Miss Davis was accompanied from
Washington by Mr.. James Austin
Inscoe.
Mrs. Bowling, wife of State Sena-
tor Bowling, has Joined him in their
home in Mechanicsville after spend
ing g. month in Washington. They
have been joined by their son, Mr..
H. H. Bowling, jr., who has been
with his aunt, Miss Ethel Joy, in
Leonardtown through the winter
and spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. p. johnson are
having group of members of their
family at dinner with them tomor-
Evening star., 1944-05-14

Mrs. Donald Sprague arrived in
Westmoreland Hills Thursday for a
months visit with her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
NJ Fleming.
Mrs. Sprague, whose home is in
Santa Monica, Calf, has visited
here frequently since her sister
moved here, and she has many
friends among the Californians now
located in Washington. Although
she has been at the Fleming home
only a few days, already she has
received many invitations for lunch
cons and teas, as we'll as other social
functions that will be given by her
California friends, who want to
make her stay here pleasant.
Yesterday afternoon she was the
guest of honor for whom 1t. L. M.
Richard, jr., U. S. NJ, of Norfolk
gave late afternoon tea at the
Statler Hotel. Leaving 1t. Richards
party, Mrs. Sprague went with Mr..
and Mrs. Fleming and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton s. Raynor to the Manor
Club, where she was honor guest at
a dinner dance.
Another party that has been
planned for Mrs. Sprague during
the next week is the luncheon that
Mrs. Joseph w. Ray will give for her
Tuesday at her home in Westmore-
land Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. CORTLAND D. Fergu-
son will hold open house this after
noon to give the Washington friends
of their niece, Miss Peggy Louns-
bury, an opportunity to call on her
to meet her fiancee, Cadet Richard
Sprinkle of the United States Mill
tary Academv at West Point
Evening star., 1944-05-14

needlessly away. It's a matter of
living sensibly and helping sustain
ones natural resistance, nerves and
energy each day with "VITAMINS
Plus. You see, "VITAMINS
Plus" is a combination of certain
important vitamins precisely bal
anced and blended, with iron, to
help women guard their natural
vitality and youthfulness. Taken
each day, "VITAMINS Plus" gives
you all these vital elements-ele-
ments every woman must have to
keep up to par. Yet it costs only a
few cents day . Remember,
ladies, you cannot be and look your
best when you lack the certain in
dispensable vitamins and iron con-
tanned in "VITAMINS Plus!
Evening star., 1944-05-14

I've been telling you about Welch's
ORANGE MARMALADE as
substitute for butter,-but that
doesn't seem at all fair to this de.
licious BUY.LINE that's so indi-
vidually good in its own right! For
l think you'll agree that the flavor
of the finest selected fresh oranges
blended into this smoothly delicious
marmalade Ito, the American taste"
is something apart from everything!
So when YOU use it to help you beat
the butter shortage as a taste
appealing spread for toast, rolls,
biscuits, pancakes. waffles, crack
ers and sandwiches, remember too,
that this ORANGE MARINA
LADE is delightful as a tantaliz-
ins food in itself as a topper
for fruit salads, a wonderful filling
for cakes, q surprising face" for
oustard pies! Ask your Grocer for
Welch's ORANGE MARINA.
LADE the BUY.LINE from
the famous makers Of Weleh's
Grape Juice nutritious a. it 10
delicious!
Evening star., 1944-05-14

row In observance OF Mothers Day.
The Misses Miriam Matthews and
Mary Ellen Gardiner have returned
to their La Plata homes after spend
ing the late winter in Miami.
Mrs. j. Edward Bowen has been
Joined at Prince Frederick by her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Levering
Bowen of Baltimore, and her
children.
Miss Dorothy King will have with
her tomorrow at Huntington Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. King Of washington
and Mrs. Mae johnson and Miss
Helen Calder of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1944-05-14

No matter what connections you're
dreaming up these May days, those
% BURNETT Flavor Extracts will
help you win a blue ribbon from
your family! Here are few choice
suggestions :. try them! . A dash
of BURNETT'S Peppermint on
fresh fruit cocktails! BUR-
NETT'S Brandy or Sherry Flavor
in the cream you serve with fresh
berry desserts! BURNETT'S
Mint to liven sauce for lamb and
pork cuts! Gelatin salads, des-
serts and clear soups made de-
lovely, delicious by pure Food Col
or from BURNETTS Color Kit!
Just ask your Grocer for these
BURNETT cookery helps!
Evening star., 1944-05-14

Tell me :. did you receive many
lovely cards today from your sons,
your daughters and from many
others who wanted you to know ahat
they were thinking of you on this,
YOUR Day? l wish | might see
the smiles of pride and pleasure as
you open them, particularly if some
of them were RUST CRAFT
Cards! Somehow, RUST CRAFT
cards always say JUST the right"
thing! That's why I'm partial to
RUST CRAFT Cards when there's
an occasion to be remembered. Ask
for them at your greeting card
shop!
Evening star., 1944-05-14

Time and time again readers have
written IN to ask about a help in
combating summer freckles -. Z.
those pesky little spots that seem
to delight in marring the loveIiest
faces! So here's an answer Just in
time,-NADINOLA Cream! IL
won't keep you from aettind
freckles,-but this Away treatment
cream WILL help you "fade-'em.
DOWN." So why not send for the
FREE booklet that shows photo
graphs of NADINOLA's effective
ness in fading freckles! Just send
name and address to Nancy Sasser,
27l Madison Ave-, New York l6,
N. Y. NADINOLA CREAM 10
on sale at your Druggists.
Evening star., 1944-05-14

Mrs. Steuart Kann of Youngs-
town, Ohio, is visiting Mr.. Kann's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Kann OF
Woodley Park Towers.
Mrs. Herman Norwood has re-
turned from vacation in Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Alan Brylawski left during
the week for Alabama to join her
husband, Pvt Brylawski, at his base.
Evening star., 1944-05-14
Mo,,ied d-Aout
Gray Aai,?

| do hope you'll write for the FREE
information that tells how easy IL
is for you to Danish every trace Of
gray hair in just one trip to yous
beauty parlor. Just one swift
ETERNOL Tint Oil treatment
and your hair CLEANS like your own
true shade! ETERNOL tints,
cleanses and reconditions, without
the slightest suggestion Of artificial.
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yoar hair. Write today to Paraeo,
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Evening star., 1944-05-14
-Aeees,ory Ssartnsss!

This the when Sprint
fashion picture! It's the little things that make difference
for instance sadeery lapel hat
eove hainet! But don't overlook ANOTHER
accessory CIGARETTEi sramined looking
does have sloppy hab Try vICEROY, and
firmly packed with filter that tobacco
where they belong for full smoking enjoyment No Hee
into mouth and crumbs spoil the ne.s
but the REAL this filter smoke Of blend
ing of Turkish and domestic MINUS irritating resins
throat. .disturbers The tip filters them out
Evening star., 1944-05-14

It's been simply weeks since I've
chatted about AMOLIN Cream
Deodorant-but I'm sure you don't
need me to tell you how important
it is to guard against offense from
underarm perspiration odors. Pleas.
ant-scented AMOLIN Cream helps
prevent perspiration odors from
forming. All you have to do is rub
this exceptionally smooth, soothing
cream under.arms it vanishes
quickly and is NOT harmful to
skin or fabrics. Ask your Druggist
tor AMOLIN Deodorant Cream
this week!
Evening star., 1944-05-14

-EdmonSton Studio.
Mr.. and Mrs. William M Korbel
announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss CAROLYN
Lorah Korbel, to Corpl. Roberts
Edwin Latimer, jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Latimer Of Burnt Mills
Hills.
Miss Korbel, graduate of
Central High School, is at present
attending Wilson Teachers Col
lege.
Corpl. Latimer was a student
OF engineering at the University
OF Maryland before leaving for
the Offlcers' Candidate School at
Fort Benning, Ga, and is a mem
Der of Sigma Nu Fraternity.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1944-05-14
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Check this BUY-LINE for tomor.
rows shopping for there isn't
another that can give YOU such a
quick spring besuty "pick-upp Ask
your Cosmetic Counter for EDNA
WALLACE HOPPER'S White
Clay Pack =. spread it on face and
neck and see how it helps nature
"de-Hake' old, dried.up cells and
reveal the fresh skin beneathi 8
minutes is all the time it takes a..
and oh, how much lovelier you'll
look!
Evening star., 1944-05-14
Spring Tim. .1,.as SsAk


fruits afford delicious heafu fresh sadsTd like
perfect with RYKRISP of
balanced blend
and the old Swedish fashion Serve from the
chekerboad heat in just
RY-KRISP we.named crisp everybody loves! The
wafer perfectly with salads you'll enjoy
Spring-so
wonderful diets!
Evening star., 1944-05-14

When people have known Father Time for digestion
to be weakened mascaion difficult and there's
real need for help maintain strength and vitality And
there's where OVALTINE help in three
Fint-t is specially processed for digestion and
drink FORM Second supplies proteins high
energy foods necessary rebuild body cells and keep
no vaor and usually
limited diets elderly people So why advs OVALTNE for sd
know?
Evening star., 1944-05-14

Looking for needle in haystaek? ?
Can't help you therel But if you're
searching for GOOD rayon hosiery
among the many that may not give
satisfaction then take it from
me and look for the name COR
DON! It's one of the oldest brands
of women's stockings in the market
famous always for finest quail
ity, and for years the symbol of
BETTER Hosiery! You'll find
GORDON Hosiery land GORDON
fine knit underwear, tool at your
Department and Speciality Store.
War conditions limit the supply,
but you'll find them if you're a
conscientious shopper!
Evening star., 1944-05-14

Alas, alack, ,
tn ere's no
fountain of
youth . .
b ut here's
one good way
to avoid let
ting your nat
ural youth
fulness slip