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Evening star., 1945-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold G. Freud
berg announce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Grace Mignon Freud
berg, to Pfc. Ralph Franklin Berlow,
son Of Mrs. Mae Berlow and the
late Mr.. Meyer Berlow of New York
City.
Mr.. Berlow is a ski trooper in
the 10th Mountain Division and has
just returned from Italy, where he
participated in two campaigns. He
is a graduate of the University of
Michigan and a student in the law
school there.
The wedding took place August
l8 at the Statler with Rabbi Solo,
mon H. Metz officiating. The bride,
who was given in marriage by her
father, was dressed in white net
and she wore her mothers we'd
ding veil of French lace and carried
a Bible covered with white orchids.
1t Stanley Berlow, who Just re-
turned from Germany, having served
under Gen. Patton, was his brother S
best man.
Evening star., 1945-09-02

"A boy for you. a girl for me" in
your family? Then here's how to
make shopping for their back.to.
school toys easier, - depend on
GORDON to supply you with
colorful socks, brightly patterned
polo shirts and play clothes and
sturdy knitwear for both! Make
sure the children will applaud the
good looks of everything that bears
the GORDON label and oh,
how you'll appreciate the fact that
they're washable and durable and
built to withstand the most rough.
'n-tumble treatment! No ironing
needed. Take look at the August
PARENTS Magazine and the
September GOOD HOUSEKEEP.
ING to see the seasons best
buys" by GORDON!
Evening star., 1945-09-02
Rough, SaMew Skin !?

Every woman's skin usually pays
toll charges for the summers fun.
Take inventory" and you'll prob
ably find your face sun.parched
and wind-rouehened, your tan sal-
low and muddy. So roll up your
sleeves" and start complexion rem
ovating! It's easy if you let EDNA
WALLACE HOPPER White Clay
Pack help dehake the dry, dark or
faded top.cells to help reveal the
clearer, fresher skin beneath. Apply
this pleasant mask over face and
throat for about s minutes,-until
you feel it tightening and stimulat.
ing. Rinse, and you'll be ready to
"face" the new season with con-
fidence your skin will look
smoother, fresher, more vibrantly
alive. Ask for EDNA WALLACE
HOPPER White Clay Pack at
Cosmetic Counters NOW!
Evening star., 1945-09-02

Mother may have Hattie Carnegie,
Schiaparelli and others to plot and
plan clothes to please her, but
someone thinks Of the young tyrant
Of the house, too! GOODYEAR
RUBBER SUNDRIES, Inc, at
New Haven, Conn, have perfected
fashion from the field Of plastic
chemistry that creates good will
right in the cradle. It's those
PLASTI.CLEER Baby Pants I've
been recommending guar
anteed waterproof, light as q
feather, transparent as cellophane,
odorless, sanitary and acid.and.
oil-resistant, tough and durable.
They're so plant they stretch over
diapers easily. What's more,
they're heatnroof and soft.as-silk
to avoid cha6ng. Also available
in non.transparent pink and white.
Please the younger Set" and ask
for PLASTI.CLEER Baby Pants
at Chain and Department Stores,
or at Palais Royal or Woodward &
Lothrop.
Evening star., 1945-09-02

Wise woman she realized that
nothing in that overseas Christmas
box can mean more than DR..
SCHOLL'S Foot Powder! This
soothing, refreshing powder will
bring quick relief to her service
mans tired, foot-sore feet, no mat
ter where he is stationed. 1t aids
against shoe chafe, brings quick
relief to burning, sore and tender
feet helps guard against
Athletes Foot by keeping the feet
dry, dispels embarrassing odor
that comes from perspirine feet!
Ask for DR.. SCHOLL'S Foot
Powder and suggest it and
DR.. SCHOLL'S Food Aids to
chairmen of Overseas Gift Com
mittees of local clubs, orsaniza.
tions, etc.
Evening star., 1945-09-02
-CdSSon Photo.


Mr.. and Mr.. Lloyd F. Hoppe of
Chevy Chase announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Betty
Lee Hoppe, to Ensign John J. Pirro,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pirro
of Syracuse.
Miss Hoppe was graduated from
the Academy of the Holy Cross and
attended Dunbarton College for two
years.
Ensign Pirro attended Syracuse
University and Catholic University,
before entering the United States
Naval Academy. He was graduated
from the academy in 1914, class of
1945. He now is on duty in the
Pacific.
No definite date has been set for
the wedding.
Evening star., 1945-09-02
Items of Interest

Capt. Warren NJ Lockwood, who
recently returned from a years
duty in the Mediterranean theater,
and his mother, Mrs. Jane G. Lock-
wood of Silver Spring, were honor
guests at dinner Wednesday of Mrs.
c. A. Venable, jr., also of Silver
Spring. Among the guests was
Miss Peggy Gately of Boston, house
guest of the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. William Koont7
and their infant daughter, Susan du
Bant Koontz, are now at their home
in Arlington. The child was born
Evening star., 1945-09-02
E,ssksn up p, laM

It's SO simple and inexpensive to
"re-do" a few rooms to make them
charming and cheerful for the long
winter months ahead. Just try that
revolutionary water mix paint.
SPRED it works like magic
bringing new color and brightness
into your home! SPRED goes on
quickly right over wallpaper, dirty
walls, board or brick is easy to
apply yourself, dries in y, hour and
leaves no panty" odor. SPRED
is beautiful, durable and washable.
The IL colors are right" colors be-
cause they're "decorator-preferred"!
SPRED (S298 per gallon) mixed
with Y, gallon water does the aver.
age room and it's guaranteed
by GOOD HOUSEKEEPING!
So look in your classified tele-
phone book for name of nearest
SPRED dealer.
Evening star., 1945-09-02
LeeSbMrg

Mrs. John Galleher and her chill
dren of Richmond are spending
some time in Leesburgh as guests
of Mrs. Maude Galleher.
Mrs. Rex Lauck of Washington
is the guest of her cousin, Mr.. l..
Clark Hoge, at Overlook Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. McCray
have returned from Cleveland
where they were the guests Of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Innes Saunders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon New and
their children, who have been
spending some time in Trinidad.
now are the guests of Mr.. News
mother, Mrs. Made New, on Mount
CIiIead.
Evening star., 1945-09-02
IT'S SMART TO BE PSYCHE

cloth, wiring dry, and bury your face
in it q few moments. Follow with
splash Of cold and 10! you look
rosy ~ If washed in pink rain.
Ysrdiey Dr., Skin Clesnsns Cream
costa 81 the jar.
Too much sun Cor too much
steam heat) sometimes induces =
Evening star., 1945-09-02
WonAe,h( M.w Liquid Skin Cleanser!

TAKE 1T EAS1 Amateurs often hard their
When they learn relax take eahey begin achieve
real results So with taking of skin Take it by
cleaning with that wonderful liquid cleanser made
by Bone Bell You can clean face and neck completely and easily
with Bonne Bells TENOSX without pulling mauing it. 1t
helps clear tatons caused externally and leaves the skin tnsyesh
Apply with damp and watch the heaviest caked
makeup and all surface ameeavns the skin sparkling clean and
ansep Perfect for dry oily SKINS Bonne Bells TENO
(pu Tax. Sons Co.
or Palas Royal Dept. Store
Evening star., 1945-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Weatherly,
whose marriage took place recently
in Washington, N. c., are expected
to come to the capital shortly to visit
the formers sister, Mrs. William
Barnes. Mrs. Weatherly is the for
mer Miss Constance Jackson Bowen,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Bowen of Washington, N. c., and
the bridegroom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Weatherly, also Of that
city. Mr.. Weatherly recently was
discharged from the Army, being a
sergeant at the time of his release.
Evening star., 1945-09-02
Return Home

Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith has re-
turned from a trip to Summit
Springs, Me.
Mrs. Julia Steinem and Mrs. JOS
eph Auerbach returned Thursday
from Braddock Heights, where they
spent two weeks. Master Sandy
Wolf was with them for a week.
Evening star., 1945-09-02
49, ~

dry SPELL that calls for more de-
ternined measures. At bedtime,
make a ritual Of luxurious - and
richly rewarding-yARDLzY NIGHT
CREAM. A quick massage, from
chin to temple. will speed its
beauty-making. And leave you. we
might add, unbelievably radiant.
Thick-whipped YARDLEy NIGHT
cRsAM is a double wondez-doer.
Because it's 6ne besides for halt
ing little crows feet" in their
tracks! Though you're a tender
twenty, its an ounce of preven'
tion which pays handsome divi-
dends for the mere ST you pay.
Before you copy Psyche -.
indeed, even contemplate 4 new
skinner better scurry out for
Yardlsy eream.cars. Al your favoes
ite drug or dsparsmens store.
Evening star., 1945-09-02
Belfast Statue Domuqed

Belfast, Northern Ireland, has
ordered new cross for the orb and
new septre, which were removed
from the Queen Victoria statue in
the City Hall grounds during We
celebrations.
Evening star., 1945-09-02

Do the smart new September fashions make you
wistful because their lovely lines are too sleek and
slim for your over-expanded figure? Then why
not do little figure alteration the RY-KRISP
way? Many normally overweight person has
been helped to smarter proportions with the RY-
KRISP plan. RY.KRISP is the thin, delicious
leauened bread made Of two hlends of nure rye
Evening star., 1945-09-02

ish places, espe-
cially round your
eyes and nosea
Time to lubricate
with beauty-laden
YARDLEY DRY SKIN
CLEANSING CREAM,
spilled like so:
Slather on . fluffy
coating and in.
elude your neck,
too. Wipe off -.
with upward
strokes. Run hot
water over . wash.
Evening star., 1945-09-02

1t is estimated that the produc-
ton of chemicals in Canada has
expanded threefold since the be-
ginning of the war.
Evening star., 1945-09-02

Miss D. Jacqueline Warren.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe
Warren of Chevy Chase, was mar
ried August to Ensign Robert
C. Pelle, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. l..
Pelle of Foster, Ohio. The cere-
mony took place in the Coronado
Methodist Church in Coronado.
Chaplain Glenn v. Atty, U. S. N. R.,
officiated.
Mrs. Walter Madden of Coronado
Evening star., 1945-09-02

with only salt and water added The secret Of success in
rich in the full favor of hearty rye Eat RYKRSP with all
meals instead of bread its crunhness with salads
Ask for RYKRISP Grocer Your family
will enjoy it, tool
Evening star., 1945-09-02

was matron Of honor and Ensign
Robert r. Liefkin was best man. A
reception was held following the
ceremony at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Laing.
Evening star., 1945-09-02
Cnpid's beI0ced
tnspires high-ssoept
Hesc coiffure

Remember Psyche from the days
when you had to learn Greek
myths by heart, She's the gal
who captured Cupid and our
guess is her hair-do deserves part
of the credit
At any rate, it's smart to wear
your locks like Psyche's now.
Swept high off smooth brow ..
barring a complexion which must
be clear as fa'vless sculpture!
Yours can be, if you take care
to choose cream that's tempered
to yourown skin problems. Rough
Evening star., 1945-09-02

xsd nedYe 70, Am,a erected Eossnd ard 6n.h.d III. he~
Evening star., 1945-09-02

Miss Louise Rabbit and Miss
Helen Burger have returned to their
home in Capitol View from vaca-
ton at Franklin Manor Beach,
Churchton, Md.
Evening star., 1945-09-02
BUY-LINES* by Nancy 5ansr
hina. Advertised and Interesting.

NEW YORK. N Y Sept Does figure bulge and spread
resembling vaguely the marnkn wearing
smart that should be
bumpy? Then find YOURSELF P N PRACTICAL
FRONT CORSET happens! That famous
PRACTICAL FRONT CORSET will take of the "ummy"
sag and bus will be edisued and inches
your figure and COMFORT! Ask Depart
P N PRACTICAL FRONT CORSET; Nancy Sasser
we. New York 16 n. Y. for nam of dealer.
Evening star., 1945-09-02

when you're relaxing. There's big plus in every
VCEROY the filter holds back other
rritants and only clean smoke The filter
tobacco crumbs IN the instead Of aecked teeth
scattered Ask for VlCEROYS
for pleasant holiday smoking!
Evening star., 1945-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Frank
have returned to their apartment
in Woodley Park Towers after
spending the summer at Breton
Woods, N. H,
Evening star., 1945-09-02
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. G.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, l9%5

August 20. Mrs. Kontz is the
former Miss Grace Shelby Cornish,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S.
Cornish.
Evening star., 1945-09-02

.-.~~ Does alarm sound like the knel of
:; :; {: !:
hours of restful sumber Take
at bedtime and see if don't sleep the
don't wake feeling
pepp OVALTNE supplies
eepng-ao
in NATURAL So ONALTlNE
for better sleep and brighter mornings!
Evening star., 1945-09-02
MhM la.kkk Smoking p, De~, UeA4ax!

Big Labor Day holiday in the ofdns for you? Sea.
shore relaxation, nice "coolins-of" in the noun.
tains, or just good rest in your own backyard?
! Whatever your plans, may l suggest VICEROY
Z for your hodayp VICEROYS are blended from
the finest domestic and Turkish tobaccos to five
them that so.clean so.cool taste that's RIGHT
when you're relaxing. There's big plus in every
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Anderson Pledges Halt
In Sugar TO Spain
py the Associat ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A promise that no more scarce
sugar would be sent to Franco Spain
was held today by Representative
De Lacy, Democrat, of Washington.
Mr.. De Lacy told reporters, after
conference with Secretary of
Agriculture Anderson, that he had
Mr.. Anderson's assurance no further
sugar shipments will be made to
Spain.
Asserting that $4,000 tons of sugar
were delivered to Spain last year
from the international pool, Mr..
De Lacy said he had protested that,
so long as the democratic nations
were desperately in need of sufficient
sugar for preserving fruit and other
foods, there could be no justification
for use of any portion Of the avail
able supply for production Of Span
ish wines and brandy.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs.
Marx Registered q. once

Monte told the young lady from the
USO, "the band will be in Connecti-
cut Wednesday, July 18. From there
it's Boston, and we shouldn't hi
Washington until some time in l946.
Xxx x u
Unless our memory decefyes us
this is the first time we have gone
on record as follows: If you've al
ways meant to take In the Lotus
some night, this is the week to do 1t
The floor show is undoubtedly the
best the Spectator ever witnessed
at this Fourteenth street bistro.
First of all, there's 18-year-old
Ramona Lang. This is one of her
first professional night club appear
ances. All Ramona has to her credit
is a featured dancing role In the
Broadway production of Mexican
Hayride." She was only .16 at the
time. But all you have to do is
watch Ramona dance and you know
why Paul Haakon hired her two
minutes after the addition.
At last a dancer who doesn't just
throw a tap routine at you. Ramona
demonstrates true dramatic sense in
building up her ballet-tap routine to
an expressive climax. In addition
she's a sweet youngSter who would
much rather talk about her boy
friend in the Marines than any
career ambitions.
The Spectators not really partial
Evening star., 1945-07-19

= AS we went to press there was
still no answer to the $64 question
What happened to Harry James?"
First announcement that James
was to do one-night stand. July
18, at the Hotel Roosevelt appeared
in advertisements in the local news
papers. Almost Immediately the
room was sold out. Every bobby
socks within the District limits
started counting the hours until the
trumpet man would arrive. Even
the USO became excited. Perhaps
they could get James to do brief
stint for the boys in uniform.
The young lady who handled the
negotiations for the USO contacted
James manager, Frank Monte, at
the Hotel Astor in New York Tues
day morning. Mr.. Monte professed
absolutely no knowledge of a WASH
ington engagement.
According to my schedule" Mr..
Evening star., 1945-07-19

of Jet black hair. This crownint
glory, we might add, is put to gooC
Use In the voodoo number wherl
Reina let's 1t fly with the vehemenct
of q tornado.
The team is smart in more way:
than dancing. For instance, here i!
theaterical couple with nary 6
housing worry. No trouble with
hotel accommodations, no standing
In line to eat-not even In Wash.
ington. What's the secret? Well
It's really quite simple.
You, too, may enjoy a nice three.
room apartment with electric fan
You, too, could have a Landlord
who doesn't give darn how many
babies or dogs you may own. Just
invest in a trailer. LaRoche anc
Reina are currently parked in q
Washington trailer lot enjoying al
the comforts of their mobile home
It was interesting to learn thai
Frank Sinatra is not the only vocal
ist deluged with gifts from solici-
tious admirers. 1t would appear
that prima donnas share in the
spoils as well.
To begin with, the Trade Winds
Helaine Arthur is not exactly the
sort of singer one might expect to
arouse undying devotion In the
hearts of the bobby socks. A So
phisticated leading lady. Miss Ar
thur owes her reputation to operetta
roles in Blossom Time" 'The Stu
dent Prince" and MY Maryland
Nevertheless, the singer has an ex-
tensive collection of perfume. eve-
ming bags, embroidered handker-
chiefs, even flowers bestowed upon
her by a bobby socks brigade Of
young high school girls.
A group of teen-age girls In jack
sonville, Fla, formed club in Miss
Arthur's honor and took her out to
dinner while she was there. Miss
Arthur was surprised.
Not the Spectator. after hearing
Miss Arthur, however.
For a little spice with the sweet
Andy Padova's Band alternates with
Bob Grants outfit in the Embassy
Room. New soprano star Of the
Troika show is Marjorie Gaines
worth. More vacation notes
Lee Potter of the Mayfair is off to
get some tan. Looks like Stephen
Kisley of the Congo Room has just
discovered he has voice. The 9TH
er evening he did the vocals on "It
Could Happen to You" -. 1t was
busman's holiday night before
last. Olivia Davis, owner of the
Merry Land, and her husband, Capt
Earle Clarke, seemed to be having
a wonderful time tripping the light
fantastic at the Trade Winds.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Church Conducts Drive
In Member Training

The Metropolitan Baptist Church
Sixth and A streets NE, is con-
Quoting campaign under direction
of Mrs. w. F. Nash OF Atlanta tc
enlist every member OF the church
in definite training in church men,
bership.
She is conducting classes for al
ages each night at 730 o'clock. The
campaign will close Sunday night.
On Friday night Baptist Train
ing Union will meet at the church
as part of the campaign. Mrs. Nash
will speak.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
Building Firm Fined
Under Safety Standards

Victor r. Beauchamp, Inc, con-
struction firm of 2601 Connecticut
avenue NV, was fined 500 yester-
day by Municipal Court Judge
George D. Nelson on charges of
violating the District safety stand
ards regulations.
The company was charged with
failure to provide a cover for the car
of hoist tower used in construction
work June 7 at the Bellevue Naval
Research Laboratory, and failing to
have q ladder the height Of the
tower attached to 1t.
Evening star., 1945-07-19
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G.
Ie.

which Is one Of London's legal or
ganizations through which the prac-
tice of law is governed.
The same recognition was given
British Admiral Sir Andrew Browne
Cunningham and Field Marshal Sir
Harold Alexander.
Evening star., 1945-07-19

10 cancers. only
when it turns
out that they
rate such par
tiality as in the
Lotus show. Be-
sides Miss Lang,
we think you'll
like the Mexican
team, La Roche
and Reina. They
do a sizzling
rumba number
and a spectacu-
lar voodoo rou-
tine to "Babalu.
Reina is a fas-
cinating person
to talk to, Dark
Evening star., 1945-07-19
British Law Society
IHonors Eisenhower
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 19.--Gen. Eisen-
hover was elected an honorary
bencher Of the Lincolnis Inn Society
today. A bencher is a member of
the Governing Board Of the society,
Evening star., 1945-07-19

and tiny, you might describe her
as a kind of miniature Hedy La
MARI, which should be enough for
anybody. Her dark flashing eyes set
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1945-08-24
BETHEL

The l'ShUr~ Union was cntertain-
ed Friday evening al the home of
Captain and Mrs K T. CULLEN.
MI and Mrs John Garrett and
daughters Nmsinia and Mrs. Burris
OF New castle spent sunday with
Nm md Mrs clarence Garrett.
Mrs Minnie Odary OF Sudlcrlille.
Maryland spent me week end With
Ms j g. smith
In ana Mrs Thomas Phillips.
Mrs Ola Smith Of Baltimore. spent
the week end With thrn sister.
Ms. Wiida Sriccr
Mrs Walter Garrett ana caught
~, lean Of Wilmington are spend
me tins Week with his mother. MIS-.
Ehoda Garrett
Nh ana NrS Gilbert Rhyme.
Mrs Amanda Mills Of Stcuarts-
town. Pennsylvania We're recent
cue sI~ OF Mn ana Mrs. clarence
Miller
Reverend and Mrs. Ward Mills oi
Stockton. MalylurA were dinner
2ucsts OF Mn and Mrs. John r.
Phillips. Monday
Richard I.arrimorr : sta
uonrd at Providence K. l. spent the
week end with his parents. Mn and
Mas. Rodney l.arllmorc.
Pc. Marshall Bukcl is spending
80 day lurlou2h with his family
AT The home Of his mother, Mrs
Myrtle Baker.
Mr. Theodore Rci9chmann and
son. Edward. Mrs. Irene HERE
houdt OF New York are visiting Mr.
'Ed Mrs Henry ReiSrhmann.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1945-08-24
FREDERICK

Miss Bessie Emerson passed
away after a long illness on We'd
nesday at the Milford Memorial
Hospital She was life long resi-
dent here assOciating herself with
the church early in life. She had
many admirable traits of charact-
Ell and many friends here Funeral
services were held in The Methodist
Church on Friday afternoon with
the Reverend VI. Jones of the Meth
odist Church of Harrington offici-
ating in the absence of her own
pastor who was absent on his va
cation. Reverend Jones spoke in
glowing terms of the life of Miss
Emerson. The flOrial emblems
were profuse and lovely. The de
ceased was u years of age. She is
survived by sister. Mrs. May Will
liams who lives here alone. Inter
ment was made i'll Barrett'S Gene
terry
David W. Hall, aged 80 years old
heart attack. He was Il well re
spected retired farmer. At the time
of his death he was living with his
daughter, Mrs. Reynolds Robbins
Surviving him are Mrs Robbins
and two grandchildren. Mrs
jeanette Webb of Havre de Grace
Maryland and Reynolds Robbins
with the Army in Germany. ;
brother, Thomas j. Hall of Darby
Pennsylvania. Funeral services
were held on Saturday Afternoon
at two O'Clock at the Berry Funera
Home, FELTON,. Reverend ID. +
Wood of Frederick Methods
Church officiated. Interment wa!
made in Barratt's Chapel Gene
terry.
When the news of peace cam,
here the town volunteered bis
parade. The fire truck decorated
with flags blew the siren and al
the other automobiles assembled
Following the truck was Il group o
decorated bicycles. next cam,
Harold PORES old carriage deco
rated with red, white and blu,
crepe paper and flags, it wa
draw by a beautiful horse. Next
long train of decorated automo
biles. Everybody blowing thei
horns as they drove around town
Ii was gala affair.
Mrs. Sallie Williams spent Fri
day in Wilmington and Sunda
with her brother. William 5. II
Dawes at Rehoboth.