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Montana labor news., 1945-11-01

as much saved up civilian buying power
as we have now or anywhere near it.
This accumulated buying power can
either support a longer period Of rea-
sonable prosperity or furnish fuel for
an inflationary conflagration which will
burn up most of our buying power in
a few months.
You say it can't happen here-well,
after World War I-19lo to 1920-we
had an inflationary boom followed by a
bust and again it happened in 1921 and
1929.
To me, a housewife, whose dollars
must be budgeted for living expenses,
there seems TO be only one choice for
sensible people to make. That is, to
back OPA with all of its shortcomings,
in its tremendous job of holding the
line until such time as common sense
can dictate its orderly liquidation
The Peoples Voice.
Montana labor news., 1945-11-01
WHEN JOHNNIE
COMES HOME

The American Legion Auxiliary pre-
sents the following information based
on the CT Bill of Rights for the bene-
fit OF returning veterans:
O. How long may a veteran draw Re
adjustment Allowance and how much
ances for each additional month There
can he draw?
A. A veteran may draw for a maxi
mum of 81 weeks depending on the
length of service. The first 90 quail
flying days of service entitle the veteran
to eight weeks for each of the first
three months, and four weeks of allow
fore, the first three qualifying months
entitle a veteran to "a payments and
veteran with nine months and 10 or
more days would be entitled to 81 pay
ments.
Because the Readjustment Allowance
is based upon weeks of entitlement, a
partially employed veteran may receive
as little as $50 and exhaust his entire
entitlement while totally unemployed
veteran might draw $l,040
Q. What is to prevent a veteran from
drawing $40 per week for 81 weeks dur
ing this time when the services of all
are needed
A. He may be disqualified from re-
ceiying benefits for as much as five
weeks for the following reasons: %
If he leaves suitable work voluntarily
without good cause; % If he refuses
to apply for suitable work without good
cause to which he has been referred by
a public employment office; (3) If he
refuses to accept suitable work when
Offered him; (4) If he does not attend
Montana labor news., 1945-11-01

SIX Butte Marines, veterans ofb Pa
cific campaigns, recently have been dis
charged from the service, the Marine
corps announced today
They are
Private ]. w. Priestly, Y, who lives
at 1920 Florence avenue.
Corporal Roland K. Phillips, %, who
intends to live in Butte.
Corporal Hal c. Hennich, IS, who
lives at $40 Paxton avenue.
Pic Joseph Osborne, %, whose mother
lives at $50 South Washington street.
Technical Sergeant George A. Rooney,
d, whose mother lives at 22l North
Henry street.
Staff Sergeant Elmer o. Thurmond,
%, whose mother lives at 322 West
Broadway.
Montana labor news., 1945-11-01

a free training course; (5) Or If he is
unemployed due to a stoppage Of work
caused by a labor dispute.
Q. How shall veteran file claim7
A. Claims shall be filed at any Of the
local offices Of the United States En-
ployment Service
Q. What should the veteran take
with him in filing a claim?
A. He must present the original copy
OF his discharge. This discharge or re-
lease paper is stamped by the office
indicating claim has been filed and
returned to him.
Montana labor news., 1945-11-01

Mortimer Snerd, explaining his tardi-
ness on the Edgar Bergen show, said,
MY mind began to wander and fol-
lowed it."
Montana labor news., 1945-11-01

Women like a strong silent man be-
cause they think he is listening.
-Sourdough Sentinel
Montana labor news., 1945-11-01

Friends are folks who dislike the
same people. -Awgwan
Montana labor news., 1945-11-01
PARK

NOW PLAYING THROUGH FRIDAY-'Fris-
co SAL" with Turhan Bey and susanna Foster.
On the same program, 1.-The Heats on" with
Mae West. Selected shorts and the latest
news
SATURDAY oNLY-'"The Mummys Ghost"
with John Carradine and Lon Chaney. Also
Land Of the outlaws" with Johnny Mack
Brown. Chapter IL of "The Valley of Vanish
ing Men" and selected short subjects
SUNDAY Y-NONDAY-"Woman Of the Town."
with Claire Trevor and Albert Decker. Also
.Flesh and Fantasy" with Charles Boyer and
Barbara Stanwyck. Selected shorts and news.
TUESDAY WEDNESDA - 'Iifeboat," with
Tallula Bankhead and Ray Bendix. on the
same program, Destiny" with Gloria Jean
and Allan Curtis Selected shorts and the
latest news
THURSDAY FRIDAY - Jungle Princess" 4"
with Dorothy Lamour and Ray Milland. On
the same program, Forest Rangers" with
Fred MacMurray Paulette Goddard, and Rita
Hayward. Selected shorts and news.
COMING Escape in the Desert" with Jean
Sullivan and Zachary Scott. On the same
program, "Sundown Valley with Charles
Starrett
Montana labor news., 1945-11-01
DRAMATIC CALENDAR
- WHERE TO GO
MONTANA

NOW PLAYING THROUGH SATURDAY
on the stage. five big acts Of vaudeville. on
the screen, Silver Fleet" with Ralph Rich
ardson and Jane Withers Selected shorts
and the latest news.
SUNDAY THROUGH Shady
Lady" with Ginny Simms and Charles Co
burn. Selected program Of short subjects
and the latest news.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - "Riyer Gang"
with Gloria Jean and Bill Goodwin. on the
stage. five acts of vaudeville. Short subjects
and news.
CONnNG-"This Love Of Ours" staring
Merle oberon and Claude Rains
Evening star., 1945-12-30
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALTERATIONS can add charm and indi-
viduallty ,n11 & as well VEL as additional value TO
bathrms:. Kitchens everything in the way
of altering or building. Estimates and
plans made with no. obligations. Skilled
t. saIt yeHg budget. pisTRICT iMPRovE-
MENT CORP. Rigs National Bank Bldg
!4th h s s al snd Park I'd, NV. MI. 1878.
ton, residentiai a and commereia sn oonsrac
ton: general contractors, COMMON
WEALTH CONSTRUCTION CO. GL. 0757.
GARAGE. 10x20, new modern. prefabri-
lion, write JAMES P PRocToR, RI. ;,
JoHNs-MASViLLE roofing siding. insula.
mapes 15of storm aTs Sash 91T terms free est
RECREATION ROOMS. $3.50 up; immedi-
ate service. Call MR.. SHONTERE, RE
REMODEL, modernize your nome nov;
hATI0M 4. CO. 65o2 Wis aye vi 1900
Johns -Manville roofing, Siding. insulation
storm windows and heating; convenient
terms. HO APO Member Johns-Manville
Home improvement Guild
laying. sanding finishing. cleaning par
ouet installations; Bruce finishes FLOOR
ING CONTRACTORS INC. 1912 Wiscon-
Al SERVICE on small carpentry and in
terror remodeling jobs. Call after 6 pm.
JOHN V. BAILEY & SON, builders and de-
Sieners Of better low-cost homes. speclaliz-
personal requirements in your new home
as well as alterations and additions to your
present one. Estimates made, Call EX.
I424' 9 am. to . p.m' and RA. 1895
Evening star., 1945-12-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUILDING AND FURNITURE, Mass. ave,
near 10th ST. "A rooms made into 8 apts.;
terms. THuRM 4 SILVER. 9Os 10th st.
NV. MA 1854.
PRINTING SHOP FOR SALE with lease.
leave town in short time, Price sacrificed
to suit buyer. Call National 1894 from
Gos o EYE ST. Nv, 1st commercial-Room-
Badns Se suctioned p1s Thurs6ay nSa Jan g. 1875
oNE 81 81 THE TsR sRsf Of kosher meat markets
maker; doing $1,000 weekly. For informa-
U st. nw sss Na s6ss s'9AaE or dE ossa sfSkef So
have running water; 9 baths, oil heat
Mass Mass ave, not far from 10th st. NV
mo: Price. $4,000. Terms. Better hurry
EDWIN L. ELLIS. Long Established Room
ing ms, House Hf p y Broker 1910 Vermont ave-
AUTO GARAGE and auto paint equipment
Located on 4th st. i'll heart of automotive
DRIVEN MARKET on heavily Travelled
highway, in D. G Here is a going business
ment the first year for the right party
Price includes Ford panel truck, all stock
and equipment. Rent. Sl25. per month.
by January. 1916. No agents.. Buy direct
ir9m aanTmp 0Tnep visH Boy 494cB os Star, ,
sood sm3r ren y sa sgups p
RESTAURANT Qiquor), does about $500
daily, seats 100; rent $3.50 shows un-
ars NJ De sHAzo es's s snq 4ta hS
RooMiNG HoUsE-moME, Mass ave- not
far from l4th n:w.-ii rooms, | bath
own ceiiing with District Rent Control.
Terms EDWIN fESI TIE T. ELLIS. Long Established
Rooming House Broker. 1910 Vermont ave.
kn RFsrhtRsEr G,r RE '1t% GOOD equipment and long
lease; seats 1"5; now doing about Sl.S00
seIl. r. NJ. DE sHAzo. oeS 18th NV
RESTAURANT (liauor), clears about
S 900 monthly; $4,000 terms. r. M
De SHAzo, 90. 14th. MA. $500.
LIouoRREsTAURANT, NV. location;
good lease; price, ST. 1000. including liquor
stock and next years license.
weefS Ie s s9go m
cluding 3-room apt. above; price, $4,000.
including stock.
75;, long lease; low rental: price, $4,000,
including stock and next years license;
open from , pm. to l am; could in
crease income by opening earlier.
Liquor restaurant, doing over S100,000
yearly; good, long lease. very low rent;
same owner 3 years. ready to retire; could
be bought with 100000 down payment
Bakery-light delicatessen. NV. location;
fully equipped bakery; 3-year-lease; 500
weekly business price, $4,000, including
stock; same owner over 10 years, re-
tiring.
Grocery-market. Sc. location: doing
$500 weekly business; rent, $50; price
$1,000. plus stock
Radio repair shop. NV. location; owner
quotes 81 900 monthly business; good
Iease obtainable; priced for quick sale
as owner is leaving town
D. G. S. grocery-market. ne location
$1,000 weekly business guaranteed; semi
Self-service: fully equipped, long lease. low
rental: price. s 300: including stock and
truck. THURM g. SILVER, sos 10th St
NV Ma q654,
Evening star., 1945-12-30
REPAIRS and SERVICES tcont., .

Virginia. Maryland and b. c. work guar
anteed. estimates. free. prompt service.
Better work for less money" UN. 3743.
PAPER HANGING. SOC single roll; you fur
nish n !, material 3 M FIR; 1925. ,,'
1915 designs psintiss ting 'nf HsRiy n' sfiiied killed.
way wae Ps seH W sTHt AZ sH 4 s5s 81 right
up pc per room: is45 'S washable wash Gs sunfast M fast
york zNNs and aE sas
tlos Rx xof ieso q low prices prompt a''en'
coin 37s1 weekdays after g; holidays any
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED. HAR-
fIAsTKRiNG M TE s' DoSE SdisT BY White mechanics
No job too small. Call any time. NO.
PLUMBING, HEATING - Special prices.
Replace now. Remodeling, repairing. new
baths, water heaters. boilers, NO. 1900
S7s0, Ii. 50o4. S' ''
RADIO REPAIRS at reasonable prices
For prompt pickup and delivery service
cal cal AID; 4liG ni and Az. MORSE ELEc-
RADIO IRoUBLE. Free est, WORK guar.
SHOP sIb NJ "a h pm. Friday and Saturday
RErRIGERATIoN SERVICE, commercial
Ind domestic: Is years experience.
aEERIGERAToRs. washing machines. small
REEkIGEK.ToRss' s'Dt rensirsd shS rebuilt all
ehnes repared epaiT d. seSA o. AIS asS ~aSn'ns ma
SEWING MAJ AtHiNES-Guaranteeo repairs
on any make Adjusting and oiling,- 81
Parts and Supplies for ali machines. sew
g4NG ng marhins Sd dept, DEPT od %pd moor s. kANN
SEWING MACHINE iREPAIRs-we inspect.
oil and adjust any make machine, CSC
rHE PALAis ROYAL sewine I machines Ss
5%r e ''$ ,s ssD iaSP ss a
HfsP%s4Ens so5s M9 a;;., ny
gNETkn SSFf co SIS "a i4h NV nv
TYPEWRlTERsEA complete, economical
%S lts ffsssS sFPSPhsEf Gas
SG VpSr4nN f, EiIt nnlSps SfpG cleaned s. L. sSs
3 #: wide and It. long. Have YOU blinds
ehae meoS eand n 9gF T0sfrR saRDR
WASHING MACHINES and vacuum clean
guar GARY APPLIANCE CO, DU. 1855
WATCH REP, 3 to day service. / yr.
guar. Fine jeyelry. repairs and engrav-
ing; 2-day service. MADISON JEWELERS.
700 18th ST. NV, End fl. MA. 1895
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. FULLER
4 d'ALBERT, INC, slb 10th st, NV
WALL wAsHING. woodwork cleaned and
JONES & HARTNETT. heating. oil burner
service, We go Md. D. c. Va Work
guaranteed Estimates free. Prompt serv.
A BEAUTIFUL FLOOR is what every one
admireS-old floors refinished like new;
no cash required payment as low as Sc
per month arranged with first payment
due go days after completion OF work
service available Immediately. Phone now
Tor estimate. FIR. 6Sl9. 3'
ALL KINDS of furniture repaired. shelving
built to order. recreation rooms built
EfA!N GET Yo1R 'PiiN PA1NTING III done done now reas
later you'll have to wait; bathrooms. So
and up; kitchens. $40 and up. Call after
SPECIAL. SERviCE-Repairs and installa.
tionS OF electrical appliances. fixtures
switches, doorbellS, lamps, cords and out
lets, leaky faucets, etc. No job too small
Many small services included in ST. mini
mum charge. ANDERSON, North S639
Do YOU NEEG any kind of repair work
Will answer calls in Takoma Park. Silver
Spring and Northwest areas. Call Sligo
3322 between am. and pm or Shep-
herd or2l any other time
Evening star., 1945-12-30

ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, 8 cubic feet
good condition; guaranteed reasonable
EEEcTRIc Ell sff e fREEFR1GERAroR. = Gu. IT
brand-new, nationally known. for imme
Ola @diate delivery; oPA ceiling, S146.95
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. 8 cubic #
Crosley Shelvador, recently reconditioned
TRAM a2 Sh honei s1 Sc cars and
EIFcTRoIGxA A'sRs REFRfGERaToR, SSPf3 h sdool Sa
IrrS5aaa[Taant-type, r. a[ayp, No. $50. Phone Trini
ENLARGER. SKI Elwood, lens. easel
timer. meter, trays developing tank, 1.
sageegse sIg asee boards and roller, 500. Pho.
ENiARGER. 4x6 Eastman auto focus lens
easel easel, develorang tank; print washer ant
PVTSN SnSa5 owNs Ss efS PhGne q ca j. 1896
So, LONGS. 731 7th st. NV. While the
EVTNIS last; Srisinal nal sale price. S39 90,
FANS, latest models, attic sizes, completed
comfort; eIcHNER. NA. 4s7o.
size g., So: girls brown Chesterfield coat
Sizs Ssincdat a.; mans oSyercoat' size as; Nav
FMfSG iHhafSe!' cAbiNETs. M so metal and wood less
4sis wefs DI 5ass s;sSt 5S s i b4t aamsss
~ bes end sCsne sss k1 soo ss s Tom Sawyer
FIREPLACE, artificial. and electric logs
S25. Warfeld 6633. 4103 Newton ST.
FOLDING GAcRLi caAIRs. rs. 800, brand. new wood
$40 each: will sell from l to 100 to
customer: Open from 9 till 5. MANHAT
TAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO., 639 Ne,
York ave. NV. ME. 2O42
FOX FURS (pair of silver) reasonable
FRENCH DRESSER. solid 1Hi' mahogany. IA iS any sa5
twin beds, metal. complete, $3.50 ea.; :
FRIGIDAIRE, Gu. it., late model, lik
new; ice skates, So: inner spring settee
SI5; $50 below ceiling. OK 093O,
FRfGIDAIRE, 6-cu. IT.. late model. lik
new. S25 below ceiling; ice skates So
inner.spring settee, SIS. OK O93O.
FRlGIDAIRE, '7-ft., all porcelain, running
condition; small electric plate. kitchei
table, all for $125. NEEDLECRAFT. 62t
FRiGiDAiRE. small family size, good CON
ditiSn; sa5; Falls church 1857 81.
ft:,, $342 plus freight: quick-freeze model
with @ q. compressors: terms. PORTEF
ENGINEERING CO.. 5311 Georgia ave.
FRozEs Fk zHspl FOOD CABINETS, brand-new. !,
tanned. s cubic foot. is cubic foot, and Al
1s,cubie. foot stainless steel all over; guar
l. PRICE Hussmann. distributor. ~
9th st. NV. &A. Se6S.
Evening star., 1945-09-25
Dinner Parties
Precede PIap

The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Fred M. Vinson attended the
dinner given last evening by Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Smith at the 1925
F Street Club. preceding the open
ing performance Of Dinner at
Eight at Wardman Park Theater
The Director of Economic Stalibiza-
ton and Mrs John H. Snyder, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul V. McNutt and Mrs
William o. Douglas were the Smiths
other guests
Mrs. Irene Caldwell, chairman OF
the Save the Children Federation,
for whose benefit the play is being
given four successive nights this
week, also entertained guests at din.
ner, the company including Mrs
Dwight Eisenhower, Mr.. and Mrs
George Allen and Miss Vera Nc
GoWan Of Evanston. her house guest
Mrs. Thad Brown was a dinner
hostess, her guests being Senator
and Mrs. William F. Knowland. Sen
ator and Mrs. Homer Ferguson. Sen
ator Owen Brewster, Representative
and Mrs. John M. Vorys and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Mason.
1t. Col and Mrs. John Biggs had
as their guests at dinner preceding
the performance, Representative and
Mrs. Fritz Lanham, Col. and Mrs
James V. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Hammacher and Mrs E. P. Wag-
goner Of Texas, mother of the
hostess.
Evening star., 1945-09-25
Alpha Phi AIun7nae
10 attend Snbter

Reports on Alpha Phi Sororitys S
Nationwide work will be given at
the first fall buffet supper meeting
Of the Washington Alumnae Chap
ter at $50 pm. Friday at the home
of Mrs. j. T. Rinker, 2420 Taylor
avenue, Jefferson Park.
The sorority has been serving the
Chaplains' Service Corps, making
surgical dressings for the Red Cross,
knitting afghans for local service
hospitals. chaperoning USO parties
at the YWCA and collecting and
wrapping Christmas presents for
distribution through Panhellenic, of
which Mrs. Harold Morrison is
Alpha Phis representative
The hostess, with whom reserva-
tions may be made. will be assisted
by Mrs. NJ Noel Stow, Mrs. James
F. Ferry, Mrs Charles Haslet, Mrs.
Clinton T. Newly, Mrs. Byron L.
Paige, Mrs. Cecil Brown and Mrs.
A. w. A. De Wind.
Evening star., 1945-09-25

color crepe gown and pink hat
which matched the roses In her
bouquet.
Mr.. Linn is the son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Milman Hart Linn of
GAINESVILLE. Ohio, and his brother,
Mr.. Milman Linn, of GAINESVILLE was
his best man. The ushers included
another brother, Mr.. Francis Linn;
Col. Achar, Maj. Joseph Stanley, Mr..
William K. Ryan, Mr. Harry Coxen
and Mr.. Kenneth Gale
Mr.. and Mrs. Linn left later for a
wedding trip. after which they will
make their home in GAINESVILLE,
where the formers family estate is
Twin Elns. Mr.. Linn was a lieu
tenant in the A. U. S. at the time of
the announcement of the engage
ment in July and since has been
honorably discharged from active
duty. He was graduated from Phil
lips Exeter Academy and from Har-
ward University before entering the
service. He has been on duty in
Washington until recently. Mrs.
Linn attended Holton Arms School
and was presented to Washington
society by her mother. Her father
was the first United States Minister
to the Dominican Republic and was
a special Ambassador from this
country to Venezuela. He later had
duty in the State Department and
vas instrumental in establishing the
Latin American division of the de-
partment.
Evening star., 1945-09-25
Visitor Hostess
At PARTY TODAY

Mrs. HermeS Gautier entertained
at a luncheon today at the May
flower, her guests being Mrs. Au-
guste Boas, Mrs. Frank Fannon
Mrs. Lawason A. Meyer. Mrs. Leslie
Whitten, Mrs. Frank Wagner, 1t
Marjorie Barnes, 1t. Dorothy Fors-
berg and Sergt. Mary Gautier.
The table was decorated with
chrysanthemums and asters anc
each guests place was identified by
small package containing a satin
quilted makeup kit, a gift of the
hostess.
Mrs. Gautier, who is the first dis
trict president of the General Fed
Grafton of Womens Clubs of Mis-
sissippi, is making an extended visit
In Washington and is staying at
the Willard Hotel. Her son, Mr.
John Gautier, is spending the win
ter in the Capital
One of the most interesting pro-
jects in Mrs. Gautier's career has
been the restoration to its original
setting of her ancestral home at
Gautier, Miss, which ranks with the
old Natchez homes as one of the
show places in that State
Evening star., 1945-09-25
lAmbassadOr Host
To Officials

The Belgian Ambassador, Baron
Robert Silvercruys, was host al
dinner last evening, entertaining at
the Carlton in compliment to the
Minister of Foreign Affairs of his
country, M. Paul Henri Spaak, who
is here on special mission. The AM
bassador's other guests included the
Acting Secretary of State and Mrs
Dean Acheson, the French Ambas-
sador and Nine. Bonnet, the
Minister of Luxembourg and
Nine. lie Calais, Senator and
Mrs. Tom Connally, Senator and
Mrs. Arthur H. Vandenberg, Sen
ator and Mrs. Millard F. Tyd-
ings, Senator and Mrs. Lister Hill
Mrs. Claude Pepper, the United
States Ambassador to Belgium, Mrs
Charles Sawyer: Representative Sol
Bloom. the Netherlands Charge
d'Affaires and Baroness van Boetz-
elaer, Mr.. M. S. Szmczek of the
Federal Reserve Board and Mrs
Szmczek, Maj. Paul Kromaker, Brig
Gen. A. c. McAuliffe, the former
Minister of Finance of Belgium, M
Camille Quit, who accompanied the
Minister of Foreign Affairs to
Washington; the president of the
Export-Import Bank, Mr.. Wayne
Chatfleld- Taylor; Col, and Mrs
John H. Haskell the governor of
the Bank of Belgium, NJ Monte
Frere; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Culbert-
son, Mrs Robert Low Bacon, Mrs.
Truxtun Beale, Mrs. Thomas
Sturges. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lipp-
mann, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Vis-
son, Baron Rene Boal and Baroness
Boal, Mr.. Herbert Elliston. the Bel
gian Minister. Baron Herve de
Gruben, former Counselor of the
Embassy here, who is member OF
the Foreign Minister'S party, and
Baroness de Gruben Mrs. Edward
Faber Stevenson, sister of the host,
and the Counselor of the Embassy
NJ. Louis Goffin and the First Sec
retary and Nine. Van De Berghe.
Evening star., 1945-09-25
Theta Sigma Phi
To Initiate Glass

Formal initiation of several Wash
ington journalists as associate mem,
bers of Theta Sigma Phi, honorary
sorority for women in journalism
will be held at a dinner meeting
opening the season of the Nationa
Capital Chapter. at 80 pm. tomor.
row at the Lee Sheraton Hotel.
Miss Muna Lee of the Division ot
Cooperation of the State Depart.
ment has been invited as CUES
speaker and will discuss The I'M
portance of Cultural Relations Be
tween Nations"
Those to be initiated are Elisabeth
May Craig, Bess Furman, Edith
Gaylord, Katherine McKiever
Christine Sadler and Lily Lykes
Shepard. Mary Hornaday, now or
the London staff of the Christian
Science Monitor, also elected to as
sociate membership, will be unable
to attend as she is serving her pub
lication in the British capital.
The new chapter president
Janette Harrington of the Wal
ManpoWer Commission, will preside
Evening star., 1945-09-25

ing pale pink marquisette with a
hrocaded bodice and a pink maline
headdress trimmed with blue feath-
ers, which matched the roses in her
bouquet.
Preceding the bridal party to the
sanctuary were the uShers, Mr.
Richard L. Rhoades. brother of the
bridegroom, and Mr.. Joseph F.
Abel.
The reception was held in the
Continental Hotel. after which Mr..
and Mrs. Rhoades left on a we'd
ding trip. They will live in Ar
lington. Mr.. Rhoades, who is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin j.
RhoadeS. was graduated from
Georgetown University. His bride
attended Strayer's Business College.
Mrs. Kenneth Luke Keene an
nounces the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Miss Eleanor Livesey Keene, to
Capt. Ben Lowell Robertson. A. u. S.,
son of Mrs. Benjamin Harrison
Robertson of Nowata, Okla. The
ceremony took place yesterday in
the chapel at Albrook Field, Panama
Canal Zone.
The bride, who was given In
marriage by Col. Eagen, wore a
white chiffon gown, trimmed with
duchesse lace and carried a bou-
quet of white roses and gardenias.
Miss Flora Urquiri, the maid of
honor, wore a yellow chiffon gown
and carried orchids.
Mrs. Robertson is graduate of
immaculate Seminary, and for the
past 18 months has been serving
with the War Department in the
Canal Zone. Capt. Robertson Is a
graduate of the University of Okla
homa and now is attached to the
Caribbean Defense Command.
Upon their return to this coun-
try the bride and bridegroom will
make their home in Nowata.
The chapel of the Foundry Meth
odist Church was the scene of the
wedding Saturday of Miss Mary
Jane Havard and Mr.. Frank M.
Gabler, jr. The Rev. Frederick
Brown Harris ofhciated at the cere-
mony at 3 O'Clock, and a reception
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick C. Lincoln followed.
The bride, who was given in mar