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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-03

ing a very pretty tomato red suit.
Randy Oglesby and Mary Ann
Brown were doing some fine Utter
bugging. as was Nell Etheridge and
Homer Brewer
After the dance I walked IN the
Skv Club and saw Princess Stel-
Inns and Russell Thompson from
Wilson. Martha Holton and Charlie
Hussey, also from Wilson, May Hol-
ton and Murray Barefoot, Priscilla
Harriss and Gilbert Thomson, sit
ting around. Susan Jenkins, a WI
son majorette, and Rock Rogers
were milling around with Malcolm
Crawford and Bobby Breeze, who
dropped in from Fayetteville. Edna
Matthes and Dick Hanson walked
by with Nell Trask and Louis Han
son.
If you thought something extra
ordinary had happened when you
saw some of the girls at Minis
milling around school in dungarees,
you were right. 1t was an unusual
happening. a group of senior girls
got together and came to school
clad in blue jeans and loud plaid
shirts. l heard that such an action
was provoked because of the boys
continual appearance in such attire
at school. A couple of boys donned
cotton skirts at lunch desiring to
put the girls back il their place.
The matter quoted. When the un-
derclassmen. . girls, that IS. .
turned out in dungarees a few days
later, that clinched it and a group
of boys exploded. saw one back
biting sophomore boy. nonchalant-
ly parading through the halls to his
classes in a yellow wool shlr--. Who
learned the lesson?
Well, Halloween passed on. .
leaving behind it girls that got
squirted with auxiliary fire extin-
~guishers, soaped-up a windows,
and other deeds typical Of the mis-
chievous of such an occasion.
Time to close my little book and
cover my typewriter back up. . .
so, I'll be seeing you
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Brownie Troop
Holds Meeting
With Mrs. Jones

Brownie Scout troop "a Of ST..
Mary's school met Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. David
E. Jones on the Carolina Beach
road in place of the regular meet
ing. A walk through the woods was
enjoyed followed by a surprise out
door halloween party at which time
refreshments were served and
games were enjoyed.
Mrs. Jones had attractively deco
rated the table and surroundings
carrying the Halloween motif.
Mrs. W. L. Powell, leader, and
Mrs. R. G. Redmayne, assistant
leader, and the following girls were
present: Nancy Campbell. Patricia
Goodwin, Rebecca Jones, Nancy
Garner, Betty June Markaton and
Ann Redmayne.
The troop is in the process of
recognizing and all interested girls
between the ages of 7 and 10 are
cordially invited to join.
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Miss Cheatham,
Harry James
Engaged To Wed

CONTINUED From Page One)
liam Graham James of Whining
ton.
The wedding will take place on
January ID at tn e Episcopal
church of the Holy Comforter in
Burlington.
Miss Cheatham is well known
in Wilmington, having spent many
summers at Wrightsville Beach.
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Agnes Imelda Shapou,
Cletus F. Derda Engaged

NEW BERN, Nov. 2. Mr.. and
Mrs Michael Shapou Of New Bern
announce the engagement OF their
daughter, Agnes Imelda, to Cletus
Francis Derda, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Derda of Detroit,
Mich.
The wedding will take place De
cember l in ST. Paul's Catholic
church in New Bern
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Teen-Age
Taller
Bv WINIFRED HARRISS

Masses Of people. oo:h Wilmington and Wlson fans scn 10000 e1id the
S. -..-s,6 int the Legion Stadium and Student Section F1loaE
go sfres a. se the busting Wildcat team play against the wilson ~
hish' y" - e ho,,a +esr1 0ropped its second conference encounter
49, lowe Of 5000 spectators with q oatledfor score OF -
- - - 5-oDned the home team from any chances O. easter CON
~ championship. The Wildcats did some mighty 1le paying,
ierence S $500, nnshed ahead and racked up two touchdowns against
" n- m re ron n Even the orange and black streaners, which waved
w. sxpsctantv at the beginning OF the game seemed 10 nahg nmpl
At t-r, -a goal post as the score turned against lhllhSto
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Cooper and Pat Sweeney all of
Chapel Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Bell Mr..
and Mrs. Gainger Pierce. Mr., and
Mrs. David Craig. Mrs. Paul Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Akers, Miss
Marie Thomas, and Mr.. David
Rankin all of Charlotte; Its. de-
R o S e t t Myers S, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. 1.
M. Read and Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Pritchard all of Charles
ton, S. c.; Miss Elizabeth Craig
of Lake Wales, Fla, Mrs. John
Waters, Miss Sallie MacNider,
DR.. William MacNider all OF Chapel
Hill: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hanes
of Winston-Salem, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ficklen and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. B. Ficklen of Greenville: Mi.
E. B. Ficklen of Greenville; and
Mrs. Ruffin Horne of Fayetteville.
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Miss Hazel Hewett
Of Supply, Bride
Of David Sellers

Mr.. and Mrs. w l.. Holden an
nounce the marriage of their
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-03

niece, Hazel Hewett Of Supply .
David Oscar Sellers, of BoIi,;.S
son of Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. SeIor.
The wedding took place on o.
tober rs at Conway, S. C.
For Newspaper Service Dial 2.3,,,
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BIRTH

Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Sellers an
nounce the birth Of a son, Stacky
Garrett, Jr, on October 9 at Mari
on Sprunt annex. Mrs. Sellers is
the former Florrie Watson of this
citv.
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POCASTITEV SPOMINA
BAZOVISKIH ZRTEV

z dine 9. septembra poroea a
casniska agentura Tanjug IL Tr-
sta, da je ljudstvo cone "a"
kljub prepovedi anglo ameris-
kin oblasti proslavilo 8. septem-
bra, obletnico kapitulacije Itali-
je in vsesplosne ljudske vstaje
ma Primorskem.
V Trstu so sc ljudje zbrali ma
trgu Garibaldi in ker SO hoteli
pocastiti tudi spomin bazovis-
kin zrtev, so prinesli seboj
vence, da jih ponesejo ma Min
grobove. Mnozica ljudi je bila
obkrozena kamioni in jeepi
ameriske in civilne policije, XII
sta bill oborozeni brzostrelka-
mi in lesnimi XIII. Vsakega 60
vornika, XII je hotel spregovoriti
par besed, je policija prekinila
tenn, da sc je zagnala v mnozi-
co.
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ITALIJANSKI FASISTI
NAPADAJO ANTIFASISTE

Trst, 9. sept. - Tanjug poro-
ca, da je pred nekaj dnevi sku-
pima italijanskih fasistov napa-
dla ma Greti delavca Maria
Lena, ko Sc je vraeal z neke
konference. Ko je sla pozneje
po isti poti skupina antifasistov,
so fasisti napadli tudi to skupi-
no S kamenjem in nato virgil
rocno bombo, XII je ranila diva
delavca. Delavci so Sc zopersta-
viii napadalcem in pognali v beg
fasisticno skupino, da Sc nj upa-
la vec priblizati.
Ravno tako so pred dnevi IA
sisti napadli diva slovenska goz-
darja, XII sta pripeljala v mesto
drva in ju ma ulici 2. septembra
razkladala. Gozdarja sta Sc raz-
govarjala v slovenseini. Potem
ko so fasisti do krvi pretepli
oba gozdarja, so Sc znesli Sc
mad 14-letno deklico, XII je bila
z gozdarjema. Tudi deklica je
dobila telesne poskodbe.
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|Amerika in OtOcie
Iihega Oceal1a

Washington, 10. nov. (O.N.
Az - Visok uradnik zunanje-
ga ministrstva mi je danes po-
vedal, da so Zed. drzave zavzele
svoje stalisce v zadevi otokov
ma Them oceanu dobro Sc zave-
dajoc, da je to stalisce tezko
braniti.
Predlog, XII so ga stavile Zed.
drzave, je bill objavljen pretekli
teden po predsedniku Trumanu
in predstavlja sporazum, XII je
bill sklenjen po ljutem boju med
zunanjim ministrstvom in NOR
narico ter armada. Zed. drzave
so po tenn predlogu pripravlje-
e podrediti Sc varnostnerau
svetu, organizacije zdruzenih ma
rodov, toda lie pod pogojem, da
ostane uprava teh otokov v IL
kljucno ameriskih rokah. Ame-
rika bi porocala zdruzenim ma
20 d ON, odnosno varnostnemu
svetu o tenn, kako zivi in ma
! preduje ljudstvo teh otokov, to-
da ne bi dovolila zdruzenim ma
rodom nobene kontrole mad nil
mi.
Zunanje ministrstvo je baje
naglasalo, da je treba dati vec
jamstev, ter da bi to stalisce
utegnilo skodovati nasemu pre-
stizu in oslabiti mas polozaj v
drugih vprasanjih. Toda arma-
da in mornarica sta zahtevale
popolno in neomejeno kontro-
10, nakar je bill sklenjen kom-
promis, XII je razlozen Y tenn
porocilu.
Ameriski predstavnik pri or
ganizaciji zdruzenih narodov je
izjavil pretekli teden, da bo
Amerika v slucaju, da bi MEN
predlog ne bill sprejet, vsekakor
obdrzala v svojih rokah izkljuc-
no kontrolo mad otocji, ker so j
potrebni il strategicnih razlo-
gov.
Jasno je, da je to kategoric-
no stalisce polno nevarnosti ne
lie "a uspeh varnostnega sveta,
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Ker pa ie liudstvo branilo 60

Ker pa je ljudstvo branilo 60
vornike, je prislo do spopadov
med oborozeno policijo in neo-
borozenim ljudstvom. Ko so po-
licisti nekega govornika dobili
v roke, so mu S XIII razbili gla-
vo in ga v krvi onemoglega vr-
gil ma jeep in ga odpeljali.
stevilo kamijonov Sc je Sc bolj
pomnozilo, ameriska policija in
angleski vojaki' z dolgimi lese-
mimi z zelezom okovanimi pail
cami so prihajali ma trg. VISA ia
mnozica oborozenih policistov
in vojakov je palicami naska-
kovaIa neoborozene ljudi in jih
potiskala S trga. V borbi "a
obrambo svojih zivljenj je ljud-
stvo v ulici Institute nagnalo
amerisko policijo v beg. Kljub
brzostrelkam in streljanju, je
ljudstvo nadaljevalo pot ma po-
kopalisce Sv. Ane h grobu bazo-
viskih junakov Bidovca, Maru-
sica, MiloSa in Valencica, kjer
so nekateri tovarisi spregovo-
rili nekaj besed v spomin teh
zrtev. Eden med mimi je dejal:
'"Tisti, XII bi morali biti tn ma
mi in drzati castno strazo oh
vasih grobovih, mas caka ajo S
puskami in palicami pred vra-
IT,"
Po komemoraciji so Sc ljudje
umaknili preko pokopaliskih III
dov ter Sc tako izognili policiji.
Med napadi je bio ranjenih pre-
cej ljudi, med mimi tudi nekaj
zensk.
Tudi Gorici so oborozene 81
lie hotele prepreciti manifestaci-
je. Amerisko vojastvo 88. divi-
zije je S sodelovanjem civilnih
in vojaskih policistov obkolilo
mesto in blokiralo vse dohode.
Skupine vojakov in policistov so
stale po njivah in streljale ma
vsakogar, XII je hotel v mesto.
Po mestu so avtomobili in ka-
mioni razganjali vsako maj
manjso skupino.
V goriskih predmestjih St.
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Peter, Miren, st. Andrez, Sol
kan in drugod so bile velike de-
monstracije proti postopku an
glo-ameriske vojaske oblasti,
ker je prepovedala praznovanje
8. septembra,
Tudi v Trzieu so sc liudje
zbrali' v veliki dvorani kultur-
mega krozka, da bi proslavili 8.
september, kljub prepoved di
ZVU. Pc proslavi v dvorani so
zborovalci odsli ma glavni trg
pred spominsko plosco padlih
partizanov trziske obcine, kjer
so polozili venec in pocastili NIL
hov spomin. Istocasno pa je
ljudstvo cone "A" praznovalo
svoj prank v vseh krajih, kjer
so Sc po kapitulaciji Italije bile
najhujse borbe "a Gorico.
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Naprodaj

!je hisa 6 sobami, v dobrem
stanju. Ma COZ E. 81 St. Cena
So, 500. Sc tudi zamenja "a mani
SO hiso v naselbini med E.. IS in
E. II St., cd jezera do Superior
Ave.
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PrOda Sc

hisa "a 3 druzine; nanovo pre-
barvana; v dobre.-l stanju. Blizu
E. 118 st. in Wade Park Ave.
Mesecni dohodki $123. Cena
zmerna in je odobrena G. /. oce-
nitev. GIL 9487.
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VPRASANJA PETROLEJA
Ma SREDNJEM VZHODU

KAIRO, 6. nov. (O.N.A.) -
Abdullah Soliman, financni mi
Mister Arabske, Sc je ma svojem
povratku iz Zed. drzav "a krat-
ko .dobo ustavil v Kairu in je
povedal, da so Amerikanci od-
bill predlog, katerega je bila
stavila egipcanska vlada, da bi
Sc polozilo pipeline "a petrolej
il Saudi Arabske do Aleksan-
drije.
Dejal je, da so ameriski kro-
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temvec tudi v splosnem "a zedi-
njene narode. Drugi narodi uteg-
nejo slediti nasemu vzgledu in
izjaviti, da je ia ali oni del zern-
lie, "a ME "strategicno vazen". !.
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NaprOdaj

je kuhinjska pee ma plin in pre-
mog; V dobrem stanju. Kdor
zeli kupiti, maj Sc zglasi ma 1869
E. sc St., po $50 uri popoldne,
ali poklicite HE 1888.
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SIS nagrade

dobi tisti, kdor preskrbi stano-
vanje 4 ali vec sobami "a vete-33
rama in njegovo druzino, XII DO
iztirana il sedanjega stanova-
MIA. Pripravljeni smo placati
$40 najemnine in imamo dobra
Poklicite HE 9647.
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Prispevajte 20 otro$ko bol-
nico y SloVeniji!
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CirculatOr

grelec ma premog, XII greje 5
sob, Sc proda po zmerni ceni. v
prvovrstnem stanju. Vprasa Sc
ma 7OO2 Becker Ct, Suite l, med
e. 70 in E. II st. ~7
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Veteran

in zena z majhnim otrokom nuj-
no potrebuje stanovanje s 4 ali
5 sobami. Kdor ina "a oddati,
mai poklice EN- O091.
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proda 3 hise; dive ma eni lott,
vsaka po 6 sob; fornez, kopalnica
in pralna korita. Ma drugem lotu
je hisa S IL sobami, 6 spodaj, 6
zgoraj; 2 kopalnici, pralna ko-.
rita in hrastovi podi. Vprasa Sc
na 1875 E. 50 St.
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81 izjavili, da jim je ljubse, daI
Sc povede petrolej v Haifo kot1
dozdaj. Obrat te pipeline ina v
rokah podruznica Amerisko-
arabske druzbe.
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Kdor je 61ovskolj jssb, darnje
"a otro3ko b0lnjco D SlopessiU
MOncrief fornez

ma premog Sc proda po zmeni
ceni. Je v prvovrstnem stanju in
ina vse, kar spada craven. Vpra-5
sa Sc pri Louis Peterlin ma 1904
Huntmere Ave.
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GENE MA TRZASKEM TRGU

IL Trsta porocajo z dne 9.
septembra, da Gene zivil ma
"svobodnem" trzaskem trgu ra-
stejo z neverjetno naglico. Ollie,
XII je v juliju stalo $50 lir, sta
ne sedaj najmanj 720 lir "a IL
ter. Cena masla je cd julia do
sedaj narasla cd 700 ma 92O pa
tudi ma 1000 lir "a ky; cena a
kruhu Sc je 9. septembra zvisa-
la odobritvijo ZVU ma Fl lir
"a ky. Goveje meso pa je po-
stalo sedaj v Trstu "a delavske
mnozice nekaj nedosegljivega.
&c sc bodo Gene tako dvngale,
bo delavstvo nujno trpelo po-
manjkanje hrane in DO morale
gladoveti. Medtem pa so vse iz-
lozbe raznih trgovin polne vsa-
kovrstnih zivil, XII jih morejo "a
radi njihove visoke Gene kupo-
vati samo razni spekulanti in
crnoborzijanci ter nekateri tr-
zaski izkoriscevalci, XII live ma
racun delovnega ljudstva.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

GENSERfC, WHO HAD LED HIS HARDY NORTHMeN FROM
THE BALTIC SEA ACROSS FRANCE AND SPAIN TO NORTH
AFRICA RISES TO MEET THE NEW EMPEROR OF SARAMAND
FOR HE HAS HEARD OF THIS PRINCE VALIANT WHO HAD STOOD
ALONE BEFORE THE GATES OF CREAT-WAlLED SARAMAN0
AND THREATENED TO DESTROY IT. AND DID!
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-20

NOW THAT VAL HAS LEARNED THAT
ORDERS MAY BE SHOUTED AT TEN THOU
SAND FIERCE WARRIORS. BUT NOT Oh!
DECIDEDLY NOT AT ONE SMALL GIRL. THAI
SMALL GIRL IS WILLING TO TALK OF
!. WEDDINGS THEY WILL 60 TO ROME
AND BECAUSE THEY ABE OF ROYAl BlOOL
BE MARRIED IN STATE.
Evening star., 1946-09-29

Scotch" Tape
is q grand time
saver for those
tricky mend
ins, sealing
a n d holding
jobs that are
forever p o p
ping up around
the house, And
Evening star., 1946-09-29
Make M&ingins!
THE GLIDDEN COM.

How would you like to wake up in
the morning singing at the top of
your lungs, "Oh, what a beautiful
morning? Interested? . Then try
this-drink a cup of OVALTINE
before bedtime every nishti OVAL
TINE promotes sound, peaceful
sleep without drugs and, vhils
you sleep, it supplies important
food elements to rebuild vitality
and pep! OVALTINE furnishes
extra vitamins and minerals, too,
for greater health and visor! So
won't you try to put a stop to those
endless toss-and-turn nights this
easy, delicious way? Serve a cup
of OVALTINE every night to your
whole family before bedtime and
see if they don't bounce out Of bed
the next morning!
Evening star., 1946-09-29
Mary Garden We'd
To Mr.. Wbeatler, H.,

st. Martins Church was the scene
yesterday morning of the wedding
of Miss Mary La Velle Garden and
Mr.. Kenneth Benton Wheatley, jr.,
the Rev. William Kelley officiating at
10 o'clock and saying the mass. Mas
tiers Bernard and Wilford Wheatley,
brothers of the bridegroom, were
altar boys.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James M. Garden and
was escorted by her father to the
sanctuary. She wore white nylonette
trimmed with medallions of seed
pearls. A baby cap of nylonette
held her shoulder length veil and
she carried a prayer book to which
was tied white orchid.
Mrs. Matthew p. Rosch was
Evening star., 1946-09-29

to remind you Of some Of the ways
Scotch" Tape can help you, the
"Scotch" Tape people have pub
lished free booklet GRAINED full
of practical uses for their clear,
sticks-without- moistenins tape. Just
write your name and address on
penny post card, say you want
"Slick Tricks with Scotch
Tape" and mail it to Minnesota
Mining and Mfg. Co., Dept. F,
Saint Paul s, MINI. Meanwhile get
Scotch" Brand Tape. It's such an
inexpensive, useful helper. 25c in
the gay plaid dispenser.
Evening star., 1946-09-29

isn't it? :. And you can't keep it
up forever! So why not fatten Q
bulsins stomach contour and slim
down your whole appearance with q
P. N. PRACTICAL FRONT
CORSET? Designed specially for
the mature figure, the famous pat.
ented "inner vest" easily and com.
fortably keeps q firm rein on sag
sins stomach muscles, smooths and
hattens bulk and bulges and
evenly distributes your weight so
you look pounds neater and sleeker.
You'll feel years younger and more
lithesome! And I'll wager more
than one friend will remark how
much prettier and smarter you look
in your new Autumn fashions! Try
on PRACTICAL FRONT COR.
SET, at your Corset Shop. Or
write Nancy Sasser, 27l Madison
Ave-, New York Is, N. Y, for
name of nearest corsetiere.
Evening star., 1946-09-29

Hold everything you're about shop for Nyons until
try to describe the beauty Of the GORDON Nyons I've
just seen. The name GORDON, you know has stood for
superb workmanship reliability and distinction in hosiery
for years. and now this Nyons the fssst
you can own. First GORDON No Seams They're excit-
insly sheer follow the lines Of the legs lovingly and
wopderfullyl Then, GORDON Runproofs, made
with lock-sttch construction. They're cobwebby,
very beautiful you won't believe they made for
lonser wear until you try them out Finally, GORDON
Full Fashioned Nylons the kind you've dreamed 81
They're breahtansy sheer and perfectly fashioned
sheath Of lamor your legs; fit like your very
GORDON NYLONSi
Evening star., 1946-09-29

sisted by the senior Mr.. and Mrs
Wheatley. The bride and bride
groom LETT later for Canada on their
honeymoon and on their return
they will make their home at l4l2
Downing street NE. Mr.. Wheatley
served for three and one-hah years
with the Army engineers in the
South Pacific and his bride was
with the National Headquarters Of
the American Red Gross through
the war
Evening star., 1946-09-29
Brooks
Continued From Page D-1)

de Luti, wife of the newly appoint
ed Argentine delegate to the United
Nations who formerly was Minister
Counselor of the Embassy here;
DR.. and Mrs. Tomas Cajigas, DR..
and Mrs. Robert Moran, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Cafritz, Col. and Mrs.
M. Robert Guggenheim, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Ansberry, the CONNER
cial Counselor of the Panamanian
Embassy and Sonora de Heurpe-
matte, and Sonora de Lopez, sister
Of the host, who is house guest at
the Embassy.
|Tcelanders to be Honored
Delivered yesterday were invita-
tions from the Icelandic Minister
and Mrs. Thor Thors for a reception
Wednesday evening, october 9. at
the Mayflower. The fete is sched-
uled for 10 o'clock and is to follow
the concert in Constitution Hall Of
the Icelandic Singers who are start
ing a tour of this country and
Canada. The Minister and Mrs.
Thors have a box for the concert
and will have guests with them,
probably entertaining them at din
ner before the program.
The Venezuelan Charge d'Affaires,
DR.. Don M. A. Falcon-Briceno, will
be host at luncheon, also a stag
party, entertaining Tuesday in the
Embassy for the Minister of De-
velopment of Venezuela, DR.. Juan p
Perez Alfonso and the president OF
the Venezuelan Development Corp,
Senior Alexandra Oropeza, in Wash
ington for a short stay.
The new Bolivian Ambassador, DR..
Ricardo Martinez-Vargas, is in New
York preparatory to sailing for
England where he will attend the
international conferences on tin,
which will open in London later in
October. The Ambassador is ex-
pected to sail Saturday. The Minis
ter Counselor of the Embassy. Senor
Raul Diez de Medina, who will be
Charge d'Affaires during the Am
bassador's absence, will be back
Wednesday or Thursday from Mon
treal, where he has been attending
the International Labor Conferences
The Ambassador will be away about
month and Sonora de Martinez
Vargas will not join him here until
the late autumn or early winter.
The Embassy is in the process OF
being done over-outside and in
and not until that work is completed
will she select date for her arrival
Corps Has Additions
Newcomers in the corps include
Gen. Felipe Rivera, who is taking
over the duties of Military Attache
Of the Bolivian Embassy. Gen
Rivera was accompanied to Wash
ington by Sonora de Rivera and her
son, Senor Herman Piaggip, who has
entered the University of Maryland
Recently arrived here is the new
chief Of the military mission OF
Peru, Col. Carlos Minano, who has
succeeded Col. Jose Tomayo. Sonora
de Tomayo and the younger men,
bers of their family went home six
weeks or more ago, leaving Senorita
Isabel Tomayo here with her father
They will be of to New York tomor-
row and expect to sail Friday for
Peru.
Col. Minano is one of the for
tunate newcomers for he has taken
over the house on Kenyon street
which Col. and Sonora de Tomayo
have been occupying. And as long
as there Is house to come to Sonora
de Minano will leave her native
France shortly to join her husband
here.
Evening star., 1946-09-29

matron Of honor and the brides
only attendant. She was dressed in
smoke-blue nylonette with baby
cap of the same material and car
'ried yellow roses.
Mr.. Matthew p. Rosch was best
man and the ushers were Mr.. Fred
erick Patane and Mr. Norman, Krebs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheatley. jr., re-
ceived In the parish hall after the
mass. the latter's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Garden, acting as hosts, as
Evening star., 1946-09-29
Open House Party

The ninth season Of the Washing
ton Figure Skating Club will get
under way Tuesday night with an
open house for club members and
their friends at the Chevy Chase
Ice Palace. The party will be from
6 to 8 O'Clock.
The Junior Figure Skating Club
will open Its season Saturday at
1920 o'clock.
Evening star., 1946-09-29

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hand YARDLEY Hand non-scky rssnt
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Evening star., 1946-09-29
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Evening star., 1946-09-29
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that your complexion
might resain the dewy.
fresh opalescence it
had when you were
young? Well, all it
takes is a few mo-
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