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Evening star., 1944-04-05
Red Magazine Claims
Business Interests
Seek Nazi CarteIs
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
LONDON. April SIN the midst
of world war international
American and British cartel inter-
eSts' are dealing secretly in Swift
zerland to preserve their ties with
German monopolists" for postwar
monopolies, the Soviet magazine
War and the Working Glass de-
clared in an article broadcast from
Moscow yesterday.
while millions Of people through
out the world are thinking how to
crush Germany and its monopolies
as quickly as possible" said the
article, recorded by the Soviet moni-
tor here, groups of monopolists are
thinking how to preserve German
cartels and restore them to full
activity after the war"
"The article declared some Amer
ican companies had concluded
agreements providing for "imme-
diate renewal after the war Of
interrupted cartel relations with
German companies"
Economic appeasers are at work
behind the scenes =" it said.
Their intentions are absolutely
clear.
"They are defending the interests
of small group of international
nonopolists who are making huge
Isuper-prof1ts out of war supplies.
They are already searching for
ways and means of creating high
price conjuncture after the war un-
der the guise of the reconstruction
of Europe's economy by the efforts
Of the old International cartels. They
want German monopolies to par
ticipate in this"
In Washington Eric Johnston,
president of the United States
Chamber of Commerce, discounted
the Soviet report.
II don't believe American busi-
nessmen are interested in renewing
any cartel agreements with Ger
many" he said. "It sounds like
idle speculation from persons none
too responsible for what they are
saying"
who are the Americans seeking
to make such arrangements2" he
asked. Let them give the names"
Evening star., 1944-04-05

WE'D so YEARS-Mr. and
Mrs. George A. Jennings, who
recently celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary
at their home, 11O3 Branch
avenue Sc. Mr.. Jennings. a
linotype operator of The Star
since 1922, came here with his
family from Richmond, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings have
three children, five grandchil-
dren and one great-grand-
child. -Harris-Ewing Photo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-14
is YOUR JOURNEY
NECESSARY?

AZ ma destive pocasf bylo pc
kne. A jeste k tomu byla veil
konocnl nedele, zadne zamest-
mani a nebyvale dobry obed.
Rozhodl jsem Sc tedy vydati Sc
do mesta L., abych tam navst1-
vii sve pfatele a zname a ztra-
vii odpoledne v prfjemne a mi
lie zabave a razem tTet1 hodiny
odpolednf jsem jiz pochodoval
pc silnici k nejblizslmu nadra-
mo tickets at half price,,
uvltala mne S 1smevem PAM
pfednostova. "Prodavame jen
"a plnou cenu."
I zaplatil jsem plnou cenu.
Kdyz vlak prijel = S p1lhodi-
novym zpozdenim = zachytil
jsem Sc obratne "a jakousi rou-
ru v postovnim vagonu, a dojel
- s Observation-Disclosures zpoz-
denim do mesta L., pTipraven
zahajiti zabavu a potesenf.
Jiz ma perone jsem vsak byl
z~astaven anglickym polnfm Get
n1kem, ktery Sc me zeptal ma
propustku. "Nemam', Tekl
jsem mu". Nemusfm NIT, by
dim jen Is mil odsud a jsem
tn ma rekreaci."
GA kde pax mate camp"
-taZal Sc mne muz v rude cepi-
eli.
"Nesmfm fici, protoze je to
tajne. My jsme somewhere in
England, jsme v S. V" "U-
kate pay book" "Nemam,
wal mi no pan doktor, dopl-
nuje mi tam ockovanf." = Jak
Sc tedy jmenujete?" "Voj1n
Jill Zatka, V-69," odvetil jsem
pc pravde a pax jsem byl pro-
pusten, %provazen nepr1jemnym
pohledem.
Znamf nebyli donna. Pred
biografem byl obrovsky XIII a
to ma llstky "a $40. V hospo-
dach otv1rali v 7 a zav1rali v 8
hodin pro nedostatek piva. Roz
hodl jsem Sc tedy jeti dom1,
ale ma drahu jsem Sc jiz neod-
vail. | chtel jsem stopovati.
Nejezdila vsak zadna auta, a
dosel jsem domd pesky pc 2 a
pill hodinach pochodu.
Donna jsem zjistil, re mi ne
kdo sn6dl veceri. Velitel svet-
nice me chtel test slovy: "Je
valka, mic 81 z toho nedelej."
Myslfm, re az do invase jiz nj
kan nepojedu. Jednak budu
pykati "a hrubou urazku veil
tele ~svetnice, tud1z vyss1ho a
pfedstaveneho ma sluzbu Sc
vztahuj1c1ho. a "a druhe Sc o.
bavam, re mole nervy by jiz a
81 nesnesly dalsfch rekreacnlch
j1zd.
(Nase Noviny)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-14
Francie Dude osvobozena letos
pravi de Gaulle.

General Charles de Gaulle,
predseda Francouzskeho ma
rodnfho vyboru, pfedpovedel,
re Francouzska republika bu-
de letos obnovena.
V1dce Francouz1, ktery kon
feroval s presidentem Roose-
veltem O pomeru Spojenych Sta
til k Francii, prohlasil, re po-
slednf Nemec Dude vyhnan z
Francie pred koncem r. 1914.
President Roosevelt vyslovil
Sc ma sve tiskove konferenci, re
.jeho rozmluvy S generalem de-
Gaulle nebudou Sc tykati MOI
neho uznan1 Francouzskeho
vyboru "a prozatfmnf vladu
Francie. Bude jednano hlavne
o francouzskem podzemnim
hnut1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-14
VANOCNf S NASIM
CHLAPCUM DO ZAMORf

Bude posilana cd Is. zaTi do
Is. Tijna vcetns. Postovni de-
partment vydava regulace, "a
nichz vanocni balicky jsou pri-
jimany. Tyto nutne poradne
zabalit.
Ably vanocni balicky dostaly
Sc v cas- nasim chlapcGm a div
kan, slouzfcim v zamorf, a v
dobr6m poradku, postovnf de-
partment "a soucinnosti valec-
neho a namoTniho department
tn, v n6jz jsou pojati marini a
pobreznf strazci, vydal regula-
ce, "a nichz vanocni poSta "a
uvedenym 1celem Dude priji-
mana.
Pod slovy "Armed Forces O.
verseas" vyrozum1va sc perso-
nal naSf branne moci, dostava-
jfci svou postu prostrednictvim
APO anebo Fleet Post Office
Gin care of the postmaster at
New York, N. W, San Fran
cisco, Calf, New Orleans, La,
anebo Seattle, WASH, anebo
prostrednictv1m APO Sin care
of the postmaster at Miami,
Presque Isle, Maine anebo Min
neapolis, Mimi, anebo pro-
stTednictvfm STANCE Sin care of
the postmaster of Seattle"
Vanocnf lfstky a vanocnf ba-
lfcky must byti poslany nasi
branne moci v zamori v dobe
cd Is. zaT1 do Is. Tijna 1914,
elm drive tim lepe. Valecny
department sdeluje, re vance
nj lfstky vojakdm zamori mu-
81 byt poslany v zalepenych o.
balkach a pfi poplatku prvnf
tTfdy.
Nenf treba, ably O vanocni
balfcky, poslane v uvedene do
be vojak1m, tito napred poza-
dali. Ma kazdem balfcku ma
byt napsano Christmas par
cel". Bude ucinena zvlastni
snaha, ably balicky ty byly do
dany v cas-.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-14
CTVRTY TERMfN
PRESIDENTIAL.

Senator Barley byl prijat pre-
sidentem, coz znamena uplne
smireni; proslycha Sc, re sena-
tor Barley ma nominovati pre-
sidenta pro ctvrty termin; uci-
nil by tax ma demokraticke kon
venci, jez Sc zahaji 10. cerven-
ce " Chciagu.
Alben w. Barley, vndce Sc
natni vetSiny, mel d1lezitou po-
radu S presidentem Roosevelt
tenn, coz vyvolalo vseobecne
vzrusenf. Senator Barley le-
tos v 1noru vystoupil neobycej-
ne ostre proti presidentovi,
kdyz president Sc vyjadTil ne
pochvalne o kongresu, kde po-
caly prevladati osobni a stra-
nick6 zajmy mad celonarodnf-
mi zalezitostmi. Barkley teh-
dy Sc take docasne vidal vId-
covstvf v6tsiny, ale usmiril Sc,
kdyz obdrzel zcela pratelsky
dopis presidentuv.
Vzhledem k nynejsi schIzce
presidenta s Barkleyem lined
Sc vyrojily povesti, re Barkley
Dude nominovati presidenta ja-
ko opetneho kandidata ma kon-
venci demokraticke strany, jez
sc zahajf 10. cervence v Chica-
gu. Tim take sc posiluje jiz
vyjadrene pTesvedceni pred
Mich vIdc1 demokraticke stra-
ny, re president prime nomi-
naci. Ovsem, re nominacnf rec
senatora Barkleye byla by pod
min6na naprostym souhlasem
presidenta.
Velmi zavaznou jest otazka,
IDA Henry Wallace Dude opet-
ne nominovan jake kandidat
vicepresidentstvf. Namita Sc,
re Jest "prilis pokrokovym'',
coz ovsem sc nelibf zpatecnic-
kym zivl1m. Ale predpoklada
Sc, re Wallaceova costa Sibiri
a Cinou jest jeho velkym osob-
MIN triumfem, a rozhodujfci
je to, re tento zajezd podnikl
ma vyslovne pranf presidenta.
Skupina jiznfch demokratI jest
zaujata prot Wallaceovi, ale
tyr jest podporovan vsemi po-
krokovymi zivly a delnictvem.
President Roosevelt oznamil:
prijmu q. termin budu-li znovu-
nominovan. A budu-li lidem
zvolen - budu slouziti!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-14

jakozto nerozlucna faze spra-
vedliveho mfru. Svoboda It's
ku a slova a svoboda nabozen-
ska jsou symboly, ktere nam
vsem representa- opak toho u
tisku lidske mysli a svedomf,
iakym Sc vyznacujf fasisticke
staty. S Tadnou ochranou "a
kladnfch lidskych prav v kaz-
de ~jednotlive zemi stava Sc i
zabran6n1 valce mnohem snad-
n6jsfm."
Kdyby pTestupky prot lid
skym pravdm byly nekde pT1lis
do ocf, nebo kdyby k MIN do
chazelo pr1lis caste, pax by Sc
m6lo Poole navrhu komise dos
tati Komisi pro lidska prava
moci, primeti politickou radu
"generalnf mezinarodni organi
SAGE" k tomu, ably vyhlasila
"existenci oblasti neklidu''.
Kdyby tato rada byla prijata
vsemi velmocemi, pax by komi-
Sc sm6la v takoveto oblasti zf1-
diti odbocku, ktera by Sc posta-
rala o legalnl poradu a pomoc
pro osoby, jimz bylo ubllzeno,
pred narodn1mi tribunaly. Ia
jistych %podminek, ktere by by
ly jest6 dodatecne vypracova-
ny, sm6la by pax komise odvo-
lati sc z rozsudkG techto narOd
Mich tribunalG k politicke rade
nebo k trvalemu soudu.
We zprave Sc tez radf, ably v
prechodne dobe byla zffzena
We vsech porazenych zemfch
masinerie, ktera by Sc postara-
la O pTisne dodrzovanf pozadav
ku lidskych prav. Stejne by
tomu melo byti i ma 1zemfch,
ktera budou pod spojeneckym
mandatem, a pr1padne i v il
nych oblastech, kde by nacis-
ticka propaganda byla zapus-
tia pTilis hluboke koTeny.
F. L. l. S. = Common Council
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-14

Kdesi v Oregonu byla posta-
vena pro valecne delnfky celia
Tada domkd a vsechny jsou 81
tax podobny, re je tezko jeden
cd druheho rozeznati. Jednoho
dine prisel jisty delnfk z prace
a ma stole mel jiz pripravenou
veceTi a manzelka zatlm odesla
ma dvorek. Pana manzela We
lice dohTala takova nepozor-
most a ably ukazal, kdo je pa
mem v dome, zacal vyhazovati
missy a tal1re oknem. Nez byl
hotov, pribehla jina panicka a
tazala Sc, CO Sc to opovazuJe
delat v jej1m dome. PAX Sc te-
PRIV vynaslo, re 81 spletl dunn a
stale jej to $40.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-14
(Nase Noviny)
Nsmci slibujf "SudefakIm
penszite odmsnv "a drivi.

New York, (CTK) Nemecky
Trad pro lesnf hospodafstvl v
"Sudetech", jenz je v Liberci,
oznamil, re v souhlase S RISKY
mi 1fady a v ramci planu pro
lesn1 hospodarstv1 v roce 1914
Dude z prostredk1 Nemecke RI
Sc {? )vyplacet penezite pre-
mie "a zvysene mnozstvf drlvi
odvadeneho z lesI. Jestlize
Poole planu stanoveneho pro-
davaci a kupci drfv1, je v dane
lh1te odevzdano vetsi mnozstv1
kulatiny nez stanoveno, Dude
vyplaceno pri dodavce do dvoj.
nasobku 1919 a pTi vice nez
dvojnasobne dodavce 1870 pre-
mie. Premie Sc vyplacf We for
me pTirazky Ike mzde z mnoz-
stvf mad stanovene kvoty.
Jak jiz bylo opet hlaseno
Nemci nicf bezohledne cesko'
slovenske lesy, a tato zprava
zvlastnlch premiich pouze po'
tvrzuje dTfvejsi obavy o pusto
SEM, k nemuz v techto, drive
vzornych leslch, dochazi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-14

Pr manevrech v Tennessee
zastrGili vojaci jednomu kama
radovi vycpaneho chrestyse
pod deku a pax pozorovali, jak
vyskocf z lnzka. On skutecne
vyskocil, ale pazbou sve pusky
zaeal zurive tlouci do deky.
Kdyz il pax odkryl, byli tam
diva chretysi, jeden vycpany a
druh6ho prave vojak utloukl.
Druh1 had patrn6 nalezl wye
pan6ho chrestyse pod dekou,
tax 81 tam take zalezl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-14
DOJMY z TALE.
BY LEFT

Jsem nynf Italii. Jsem bill
re k domovu, nez jsem byl be-
hem tech ctyr uplynulych let.
Ease slapu pc tom starem do
brem evropskem kontinente.
Kdyz jsme pc prve pristali,
bylo chladno, prselo a ledovy
vftr nam vyrazel improvisova-
ma okna a strhaval elektricke
vedeni. Ted uz je ale krasne.
Pole, stromy a keTe jiz vonf
jarem a celia krajina je skye
lynn obrazem krasy. TAX mno-
no Sc psalo O Italii a obrazy
modreho more, skalnateho po-
bfezi S horstvem v pozadf byly
uz povazovany "a barvotisky.
A prece, kdyz sem clovek prij-
de a vidf to, zasne a nenachaz1
SLOW. Horske hrbety pod sne-
hovou pokryvkou, hluboka, ro-
zervana, zelena 1doli, lesy, sa-
dy, pine i ted pomerancG, pa
horky korunovane zriceninami,
bile zamky a klastery, vince,
pitoresknf vesnice, zvraty lid
ske historic nezmenily mic ma
krase teto prfrody, ktera z6sta-
la nedotcena i lidskou bfdou v
udolfch i horach, jak v minulo-
sti tax dnes.
To uz je jina kapitola. Tato
valka a p~robihajic1 boje rozbo-
rily mnohe mesto a lidsky pTf-
bytek; pribylo vsak jen ruin k
tenn, ktere uz byly, pribylo BIZ
dy k bfde, ktera zde byla a u
trpeni,k utrpenf, ktere zde INA
Ii drive. V polozborenych ctvr-
itch, kterych Sc vojska netkla,
uvidfs tutez mizerii, spfnu ne
dostatek hygieny a SANTIAGO.
Lide ziji v d1rach, pouzivaj1ce
uzkych ulic jake sitting room,
kde vafl, perou pradlo, poha-
zuji odpadky, kojf deti, rovna-
il sve spory a kde 81 jejich deti
hraji We Spine mezi slepicemi.
Reknes, to nen1 mic noveho.
w leta to bylo znamo o Italii.
Avsak toto bylo to nejmens1, CO
clovek mohl cd byvaleho nabu-
breleho italskeho rezimu oce-
kavat. Dost lidi u mas donna
v~ykladalo O velkem ~zlepsenf.
A clovek sc domn1val, kdyz sly
Sci fraze O "imperiu", re 81 nej-
drive donna pozdvihnou kultur-
nj uroven, ably NELL pro svou
propaganda opravnen1 a neco
"pro export. Ale zde vidfs, re
jake We vsem j v techto prvych
1kolech kazde vlady fasismu
byl pouze zlocinnym rezimem.
A ma konec citis soucit S tlmto
drobnym, prostym, caste az Diet
skym lidem, ktery platl krutou
dan "a svou hloupost, nevzde-
lanost a primitivnost. Ostatne
neni to ami jejich chyba. Nj
kdo sc nesn1zil, ably je pozdvihl
z jejich bfdy. Mohli je tax le-
pc vykoristovati a ovladati, Po-
vinna skolnf dochazka koncl v
10 letech a mnoz1 rodice nepo-
vazujf "a nutne davat detem
lepsi vzdelanf, nebo proste ma
to nemajf. A tax deti opouste-
il skolu drive nez Sc naucl po-
fadne c1st a psat. :,
"Nase Noviny''
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-14
Vzpominka z historic.
26. cervna 1914.

Tentokrate Moskva nehorela.
Ale Berlin hof1.
Brana ohniva sc otevrela,
valem val sc bOrl.
Tyranu Sc splati kazda vina.
Soudu vrah sc leka.
Nedockave plyne Berezina.
Lipsko jeste ceka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-14

~ ~
Padlym +
\ "a \
y Vlast! 4
$685.
VzpOhn1nka
k ucteni pamatky nasich pad
lych vojini ceskoslovenskeho
pGvodu re statu Marylandu,
kteri polozili sve zivoty
ma oltaf vlasti a "a
"SVOBODU LIDSTVA a
SVETA"
Ma bojistich:
Vojfn VITAK KAREL,
Is. unora 1913
padl kdesi v Africe
Techn. Sergeant
PROBST VICTOR v.
30. brezna 1913
padl kdesi v Sev.-Amer. oblasti
Vojin HENRY F. LUNAK
20. dubna 1913
padl V Severni Africe
Pvt. F. c..
RUDOLF KAREL
81. ledna 1914
padl ma italskem bojisti
II E. sLECHTA
u. S. Navy
zahynul Is. 1nora 1914
kdesi v Severnfm Atlantiku
Staff Sergeant
EDWIN J. A
6. cervna 1914
padl v akci pri invasi Francie
We Spojenych Statech:
Por. LAYTON C. ZOUBECK
&c. 1nora 1913
pTisel O zivot v aut. nestestf
Vojfn FRANK E. KLfMA
"a. cervna 1913
pfisel o zivot V aut. nestesti
Porucik Letectva
A j. SRAMEK
II. prosince 1913
prisel o zivot pTi zT1ceni
sc letadla
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-14

Prokazme svoji vdscnost sve
move vlasti stalym kupovanim
Valecnych Bondi a Znamek!
Evening star., 1944-07-11
Labor Secretary
Urges Democrats
To Meet attacks
By Catherine HambIey.

Keep calm and stand on your
dignity" was the advice given yes
terday to wcmen Democrats by
Secretary Of Labor Frances Perkins.
who spoke with hulnor and shrewd-
ness at an informal tea held by the
National Women's Democratic Club.
Advising women on how to pull
their share in the coming campaign,
she continued that the Democratic
party holds the cards and that It's
feminine ana other AMBASSADOR
should tone down rallies and meet
attacks with concrete facts and ap-
|peals to reason. The Secretary de-
fclared that they should use to full
advantage their means OF access to
information and speak the truth
and nothing but the truth" How.
ever, she warned that the DAYS to
come would have to be borne with
patience, . virtue she described as
old-fashioned tc the United States,
"a Nation that does not suffer fools
gladly" Though Mrs. Perkins con-
fessed her liking for occasionally
dipping her pen In poison ink" she
raised . warning finger against tax
ing the campaign lightly in the ira
ditional American way, which the
asserted would be unseemly in these
times Of suffering.
The speaker stressed that New
Deal laws, such as the Social Sc
curity Act, already on the statute
books, are the groundwork for the
alienation Of postwar horrors. A
return to the 40-hour week, she
claimed. will help spread work to
give fuller postwar employment.
Mrs. William Clayton, all in pink,
addressed the Secretary OF Labor
at the close Of her extemporaneous
talk saying, I'VE like the idea Of
keeping calm and will try to keep
as calm as you, but we intend to
take q few shots at those who ac-
cuse us Of things for which we are
not responsible"
Among guests were Mrs. Robert
Hamilton, who came with Mrs.
Philip F. Dodson. Others present
We're Mrs. Edward Meigs, q former
president OF the club; Mrs. Worth
ington Cooke Of Alexandra and
Mrs. James Macpherson, who helped
pass the sandwiches. The tea table
was graced with . birthday cake
In honor Of Mrs. William Davis,
wife Of the chairman OF the War
Labor Board,
Evening star., 1944-07-11

Miss Marie Lenora Denison,
daughter of Mrs. Ruby r. Denison
OF Chillicothe, Ohio. became the
bride July l of Mr.. Ralph C.
Schreyer, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Schreyer of Washington.
The ceremony took place in Gunton
Temple Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. DR.. Irving Ketchum officiating
at S o'clock.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by Mr.. George Crawford, was
attended by Miss Vicki Kissel as
maid of honor and by Miss Mar
garet Anne Clark as bridesmaid. DR..
Donald Collier was best man, and
the ushers were Mr.. Paul Weimer
and Mr.. Latimer Evans, classmates
of the bridegroom at Purdue Uni
versity.
The bride. who attended De Pauw
University and Purdue University.
Evening star., 1944-07-11
Mary Oalaban
To We'd; Other
ANNONNcen1

OF much interest in the Capital
is the announcement made by Mrs.
Mildred Bacon Oulahan Of the en-
gagement Of her daughter, Miss
Mary Preston Oulahan, to Ensign
James Cobb Matheson. U. s. N.
Word Of the approaching wedding
was made at q garden party given
yesterday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. L. Seward Bacon. grand
mother Of the bride e-elect.
Miss Oulahan is the granddaugh-
ter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
v. Oulahan, the former for many
years head Of the Washington bu-
reau Of the New York Times. For
the past year the bride-elect has
been student at the Corco~an Art
School.
Ensign Matheson Is a graduate of
the United States Naval Academy
and previously attended the Uni
versity Of Chicago, where he was 9
member Of Alpha Delta Phi Fra
ternity. He is the son OF Mrs. For
rest Day Matheson of Cocnomowoc
Wis.
The wedding will take place Au-
gust 5.
Mrs. Anna A. McWilliam of Ridge.
field, Conn.,, and Mr.. John r. Nc
William Of New York announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Hope Lockwood McWilliam, to 1t
Russell Ford, Army Air Forces, sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Ford OF
New Canaan, Conn, and this city.
Miss McWilliam is q graduate OF
the Low-Heywood School and Pine
Manor Junior College. 1t. Ford was
graduated from Phillips Excite,
Academy and vas member of the
class OF 1945 at Yale University be.
fore entering the service.
The engagement of Miss Ernestine
Audry Deibel to Pfc. William w
Davis, U. 8. M. c., has been an.
nounced by her parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Ernest P. Deibel. The bride
groom elect Is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Davis of Montgomery
w. Va.
Plans are being made for the we'd
ding to take place in Montgomery
upon the return of Mr.. Davis. who
has been serving for the past q
months In the Southwest Pacific.
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Annual Lazvn Party
At KimbIe Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Delar Kimble were
at home Sunday evening to AZ men,
bers of the Sligo Park Hills Garden
Club, the occasion being its annual
summer lawn party. Mrs. Edith
Popenoe, who recently purchased a
home in Falls Church, was the guest
of honor.
The members of the club toured
gardens between and Z o'clock,
then gathered at the Kimble resi-
dence for supper A feature of the
evenings entertainment was a pro-
gram of songs by a mems chorus
led by Mr. Marshall Knight, ac-
companied on the violin by Mr.. I. A.
Denison.
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July Nubtials Keeping Pace
With Usual I11ue Ceremonies

bridal setting with lilies gadiouses
adding their Fulton Williams married
Adams Robert Alvey u s. N R.
nupta
place 1880 O'Clock.
bride, Mrs Kit Williams
Williams Mississippi
marriage by father She
marquisete gown with full skirt the neckne
pleated Her cascadng
oldfashoned
white roses gardenias and babys breath.
q
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Birthday Picnic

The 50th anniversary of Electa
Chapter, second Oldest District chap
ter of the Order of the Eastern Star
Will be celebrated by approximately
ESQ OF its members at :, picnic from
; pm. to II pm. tomorrow in Fort
Dupont, across from the 5000 block
of Alabama avenue Sc.
Guests will bring box suppers and
the chapter will serve ice cream and
soft drinks. Games and singing also
Will be featured. Mrs. Mary White
Renfro, worthy matron, and a Birth
day Committee are in charge Of ar
rangementS
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.AWTS Recruits
For Tnberculnrs

With the campaign to recruit 1000
women to serve at the Glenn Dale
Sanatorium taking It's share OF the
District spotlight, Mrs. q. Rowland
Chase, president of the District
American Women's Voluntary Serv-
Ices, yesterday pointed out that to
engage in this service women are
not necessarily required to be nurses
aides.
The AWVS, she explained, is COL
laborating with the Red Cross and
the Health Department In helping to
alleviate the desperate need" Mrs.
Chase explained that the lag In re-
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Mrs. Moore Sbe0ks

Mrs. Hazel Moore, child care coun-
selor OF Arlington County, is guest
speaker this evening at a meeting of
the Mount Vernon homemakers'
section OF the Virginia Home Eco
nomics Association at the home OF
Mrs. Martha MacGregor in Fairline-
ton, Va,
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is a member of Delta Zeta Sorority
She is registered medical tech
nician. Mr.. Schreyer was gradu-
ated from Catholic University and
attended the University Of Cincin-
natl Graduate School. At present
he is q research fellow In chemistry
at Purdue University.
The newly married couple is re-
siding at 625 Rose street, West La
fayette, Ind,
Evening star., 1944-07-11

Mrs. C0rdeU HILL
Hostess at Tea

Mrs. Cordell Hull, wife OF the
Secretary Of State, had as her
guests at the tea hour yesterday
the Secretary Of Foreign Affairs
Of Mexico and Sonora de Padilla.
Last evening the visitors were
the honor guests at dinner Of the
co-ordinator of inter-American
affairs, Mr.. Nelson A. Rockefeller,
who entertained at the 1925 r
Street Club.
The Mexican Ambassador and
Sonora de Castillo Najera were
among the guests, as we're the
members of Senor Padilla's party
who include, Senor and Sonora
Primo Villa Michel and Senor
and Sonora Javier Baz Moreno.
The other guests were the
Attorney General, Mr.. Francis
Biddle; Gen. and Mrs. George
Marshall, Senator and Mrs. Tom
Connally, Undersecretary Of State
and Mrs. Edward r. Stettinius,
Undersecretary of Commerce, Mr..
Wayne Chatfield Taylor; the
United States Ambassador to Ar
gentina, Mr.. Norman Armour;
the Minister Counselor Of the
Mexican Embassy, Senor Don
Rafael de la Colina; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Lippmann and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer.
The visitors will be the honor
guests at dinner this evening
of Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Adolf B. Berle, jr. This
afternoon the Ambassador of
Mexico and Sonora de Castillo
Najera are entertaining at a re-
ception at the Embassy in honor
of Senor and Sonora de Padilla.