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Evening star., 1946-03-05
N. Y. Bond Market
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SELECTED LIST OF ISSUES,

Ill Ter RR As 20 1854
Int GIN 1st 6s52 ooN
Int T&T 41as 521o2ih
Int T&T 5s 55- 1o6
Koppers 3s "a 1o6N
lLeh vi 4hs2003 4 $50
Leh vi As 2003 $50
lMSPSSM As 81 7oM
MKT IS 81 A o6A
MKT adj 5s67 Ill
Mo Pac 51as 40 ASA
lMo Pac IS 80 H. o6iA
mo Pac gn As 75 STA
lMoris&E 4Kas55 1914
Mor&E3 las2O00 7olA
I'M Pwr&Lt3s74 1oozs
iNYC ri 5s 2013 lo1iA
lNYC 4Has2013A o7iA
INYC con As 9S 97iz
lNYC&SL3AsS0 1o5iA
tNYNH&H 6s As 70
NYNH&H4 1as67 74A
INYNH&H As 81 47l4
81
my w B 41as 46 46iA
lNorPac4 as2047 1904
Nor Pac As 81 1854
Nor Pac IS 2047 92iA
lOhio Eds IS "A lo7ss
EOrWsRRN 3s so 1o4zs
Pac G&E 3s 70 lila
Pac T&T 234sS5 1o7A
Pa CT Air 31as601l7h
lPereMar 33ssS0 1854
lPCCStL 5s rs B 1874
iPittCCoal3Has65 1o5A
PbSvEG 5s2037 2SoiA
StLSnFr $3.50 B 63lh
StLSnFr 4Kas7S A7A
StLSnFr 4s50 A S6Ne
ISea Air L41as wi IS
ISea-AlrFl6s35A 24ih
So Pac 4Has 68 lo4
SoPac4 HasOr77- 1o5iA
SoBT&T2 1o7iA
ITRRAStL2 7ssS5 lo6l4
Tex Corp IS IS 1865
Tex&Pac3Ksss5 los
Third Ave 5s go $50
Third Ave As go 90
1864
West Un 5s 90 1o5iA
wise Cent As 40 85ih
Wise Cn 4sSD26 AZ
Evening star., 1946-03-05
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Mar. R.-Cotton fu-
turese moved over. a wide range in mod
erately active dealings today.
The market sagsed dollar bale on
an early. furry Of trade selling, partly
attributed to hedging against purchases of
Government cotton but when the selling
abated the market recovered sharply to
show net gains of 70 cents a bale on
persistent mill buying, which met An alb
sence of offerings
In late trading prices eased off from
the best levels on profit taking
Late afternoon prices were 10 to so
27.0S. and July, 27O9
Evening star., 1946-03-05
Visible Gruin Supply

ply Of cav wheat decreased yisiee sap hc
bushels last week to 1923 900 bushels
the Board Of Trade reported; Corn in.
creased 3,62s.000 to 27.467, 900. rye de
creased 294.000 to $3.50, 900, barley de
creased S61 900 to. 12,346,0O0 and soy
Evening star., 1946-03-05

Ohio Ed pf 440 111h lila 111L5 - IA
Ohio Oil l2a - II ~ 21Is 21ze + 70
oliver Corp 1E a 29A 2oIs 2SLe r N
Omnibus Corp l. 10 10 16 10
tOmnibus pf s. 10 117b 117M 117h - 10
Otis Elevat zoe 5 35h 33A 33h r 70
tOtis Elev pf To- so 174lz 17Al1 17AIz RI
Owens-Ill Gil sac IS IS 6S f1h
Evening star., 1946-03-05

Hourly Sales on the ExchanEe To-day:
100 am. 23o 600 I2:UU noon 43o 900
100 p.m $50 600 300 I'm $50 600
tUnit Of trading, 10 shares; sales printed
in full 'In bankruptcy or receiversi1ip or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act,
or securities assumed by such compsnies
are annual disbursement based on the last
quarterly or semi.a1nual declaration un-
dsSa less otneTwse @ noted special oT extra diyi-
xr Elk rights also extra or extras. b Plus
stock dividend. Cash or stock. eDe-
in stock g Paid last year. Payable In
Canadian funds < Accumulated dividends
paid or declared this year. New issue.
Evening star., 1946-03-05

Eaton Mfg. Co. acquired all out
standing shares of Dynamite Corp,
Kenosha, Wis.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-23
IttIatrn

- Son neuem itebt oas 2ono oor
elmer idperen iuirtidaftli6en uno TO-
sialen ariie. Sobn 2etpis, Ser unum=
ltrittene Serr unb @ebieter Ser limited
Mine 8orfers, bat ieiner @etperf-
Iboft beoel,tet, oaB Der i'm CONNER
nit ser &egierung geidloIiene propi-
ioriidbe &ontraft 81 gnoe lit, uno
idon baben on fiinfuneiieb5istauieno
aoblengraber sic 9lrbeit eingeltent.
Wobri6einli6 miro sic Mebr5abl Ser
8ergarbeiter folsen. sSn 8oibington
maht man orobenbe @ebGrben. uno
erregt miro in Ser greiie uno in poIi-
tii6en llnb BirtIhaftsfreiien enerai.
ides 8orgebeu eesen ben ielbitberrli-
den arbeiterfiibrer geforoert. sl5er
nit aIen @erebe rin6 aler Shorf-
maderei ldBt iih ni9t cine einsige
Come aoblen forbern! 8orausiidt-
lid miro 2etuis audi oiesmoI leiuen
@inen burhiete1 llno Ser 8eaieruua
3ngeitdnoniiie obtroten. Gin eeIun-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-23
6niihen Kriee uno Srieoen

oas BrobIem ser beute beimatlole,,
displaced Berions" bebanoeIt bat,
pernrteilt iie nit aller Shdrfe sic
IusDeiIuug bon MiGionen Deutihen
aus ibrer friiberen &eimat. ,gtrpas
bat iiA in europa ereignet, oas nell
lit IN ben Mnnalen Der @elhifte, !"
lhreiben Die 8iifofe. r&raft elmer
Mbmahung inter ben Siegern mer-
Den Millionen Seutlbe, bie lett ssabr-
bunoerten in Slteuropo tpobnten, NIT
tellos aus ibrer @eimot pertpiejen a,no
in oas sSnnere 8eutfhlanos geor1nat.
Die 2eioen oieier Meniben auf IT,
rer tranrigett 8anberibdft, ibre Sci
nlatfofiafett uno Sroitlofisfeit bilOer
cine tranrige @ei6ihte Der ltnmenid,=
lidfeit ibrer l1miiebelnna. SGtte es
i'm 9tat Ser Siegernabte 10 ettuos
mte Elm redtes Gerit6nonis Ser Wen=
lbcnmiiroe gegeben, oonn tpdren tpe-
niaItens Gorfebrl1tgen getroffen NOR
oen fir cine bumane nmIiebelung.
gStr riibmen uns unicrer 9en1ofra-
tie, aber oltrd oieie l1niieoelung bon
golfern baben mir 1tnS, oieueidt obne
es 5ll mollen, beeinflullen lailen burh
Die 9eroentbeorie eirer beraloien to-
falitaren politiihen Gbiloiopbie +"
5rieoe fam ni6t auf oiele 8eile
beraufgefiibrt iperoen, id)lieBen oie
giihofe bieien slblhnitt ibrer Grfld.
rung, nod fonnen 10 oie GoIfer sl,-
lainmengefiibrt iperoen 5u iolioari-
iher 3ulammenarbeit. .Nidts oalt-
ernoes 8utes fam je aus ser Ser
Iesung Der @iirSe ser nenihliden
Gerjonli6feit iib ergeben." w@ie lit
au6 mir elm 8eeinn zines ipenig-
items ertragliden Srieoens 5u ertpor-
ten, tpeni1 niht Die Staatsm1nner
pon erfennell oaB oas Menldenleben
beilig it, nno bob aae Weniden Ged-
te baben2"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-23

Gs ndre perb1ngnisDoG, tuollte
man iib ourh duBeren S9ein iiber
Die itetige Gur6oringung oes mel It'll.
diem &nlturfreiies bur6 Die tngelnein
rege rltiiiI6e Yropaganoa bittpeg.
tdul6eu 5lt laiien. Ser ,8eitblod
miro ridt 0ltrd) flar erfannte unb
fonlequent befolgte Srin5ipieit 5uiam-
mengebalten, ionoern nur our6 Hub-
libfeitseripdgungen. 0orum fonn 5l1
irgeno elmer 3eit cine 8erihiebune
eintreten, belonoers mo- beute
in ben meiiten ellropailben 2dnoern
tpeItli6er &ultur bie @egner oes
aommunismus beiien anb6ngern uno
Witldufern norlaufig nod einiger=
maBen Dos 8leidgeipidt balten, aber
BON beute auf morgen in cine boff=
nnngsloie 9efeniioe georGngt tperoell
tnogen.
Gin fleines GoripieI erIebte man in
ben letten Sagen in England. Die
ooftige 2abour BartD lit bon Saus
aus feline Heoolutionspartei, aber es
1T begreiflih, baB Ii9 in ibren Geibell
allies lalnn,elt, mas bon ben reoolu=
tionaren Senben5en unierer Gage er,
fobt lit. Sic 2abour Sartp bat ibren
ansgepragt linfen sliigel, mo- 2eute
bonn Sblage 2aifis BEN Son anee=
ben. Gieie 2illfe bate lib nad Dem
groben 8abliieg Sic gntipidluns
5lpeifelos gang anbers borgeiteIt als
tie ltd tatlafli6 poll5og, bate bon
einem 3uianmengeben nit &uBlanb
getrauint llno Ser bolligen gusldal=
tl1ng Der alten fapitaIiitiid}en Sro,
nung. slber oie totalitdren Mo6tan=
lpriibe WoSfaus bentnlten sic Grill
lung Iolder Sraume, uno man er-
lebte bas lonoerbare ShauIpiel, oab
Die Sertreter ser britilben Mrbeiter,
partei ser ruiiiiben Mrrogans uno Sen
Mosfau'er grpanIionsgeIiilten ialt
nod Ihroffer gegenii6ertraten als Die
bon Ser 8esierung ausseldoltetet
&onierbatipen. 8ebin pra0te nit Wo-
lotoiu nit elmer Seftigfeit auiommen,
als iei er 8ortfiibrer Der gburbia' =
iden Bolitif.
Mber NIT Der tpahlen6en raoifaIen
Stromnng in europa biloete iid) audi
in Ser britiId)en srbeiterpartei cine
aunebmenbe Sppoiifion gegen sic go,
litif Der Mrbeiterregieruilg, unb in
Den leBten Sngen muRte iiGl 6teie err
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-23

elenoeter Menidenfinoer ein bnIb
tpegs ebrbares Daiein l1offen belfen
A6er es tparen nift nur Elm 9itIel
nno feline 9erlerfer, oie grbarmer
fir perdbtlide 5bw1de bieIten
Statt iid nit ben Wenlde,l su befai
len, iparen NIT gan5 tpenigen Musnob
men Die Seilnebmer an ben ilternn
tionalen &onferen5en uno bie 3egie
rnngen, Ole iie entianoterL nur oli'
politilfe uno iuirtldbaftli9e Gorteilt
uno ibren eigenen Mahtbunger be.
oadt. gs miro eii,lnal cine 3eit fon1.
men, Ole elm bitteres llrteil iiber I'M
iere Gage unb Die lie bepegenoeu
arofte fallen miro! 3um SeiI iebt iid
ia Die grfenntnis Der perb1nguispol.
len 6ebler beute ihon ourh. Hie.
nlan0, Der ernIt genolnmen iein min,
miro 3. 3. beute ilo1 oe1 Morgerl.
tbait=Slan perteioigeu. Gum Seil be.
ainnen Iid) Ole besougenen Siinoen
uno Guntmbeiten jest idon su rad)en
ourd 0ie fortlhreitenoe Serid]limme.
rllng Ser Serbdltuille.
Sie uielen groBel @orte BON Ser
@tnen @elt unb Der frieoIi6en 3u-
Iatnnenarbeit ser Solfer iino oer-
iuebt pie Ser 9fau6 inn 8ino. geidt
allein bot iid bie &luft stpiiben Often
itno 8eIten eriueitert uno pertieft,
lonoern audi sic 8anoe stpiiben fiib-
renoen Staaten ser 8elttpelt lodern
lih immer mebr. Gum Cell lit oas
5uriid5ufiibren auf bas serIesenoe
8ift Ser fomml1niltiihen @eoanfen-
melt.
. Cine 3eitlong glaubten Optimiiten,
oie aus Dem Siege oes bolibetuiIfi-
ldel1 HuBlano berporgegangene aul-
turfriie lei iiberipunoen. Sic 54blten
nit 8enugtullng bic @obliiege Der
nlebr ooer ntinoer briltli6 eiitgeitea-
ten Barteien in Sen europ1ii1en 2dn-
oern lllo reoeten bereits bon elmer
politildelt d)riitli1en gbalonr snr
itegrei6en a6webr oes goIibeipis-
mus. Die neueite1t @ablen in sSranf-
reid uno Stalien baben oieie ib0nen
Srdume DerI6eudt, uno mir befiird1-
ten, ooB nad] Sen 1tnter fontmuniiti-
ider &egie ii6 pol15iebeltben 8ableu
IN Holen oaS 8eiamtbilo nod nner-
auSieben miro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-23
Der totalitGre Spbnipabobis

Die grfldrung Ser dmerifaniiden
8iih0fe fGbrt 1pte Elm erfrii6euoer
Win6itoB iu Die Stidluft oes Sell
lhens uno Sdo6er,,s, opportunifti-
i6er &ompromifie uuo ielbitiiibtieer
Seu6elei. 8enn ie, oann lino bente
flare 8orte uno flare 8egriffe bon>
noten, tpenn ni6t alles untergeben
ion In Der slnar6ie oes 9entens uno
Guns, Die nicbt ollein oas itternatio=
male 2eben beberri6t, ionbern aIle
meniGlid)e 9e5iebungen in ibren
Strltoel 5iebt. @os mir nit Dem mi
oertpartigen 8ort Sotalitarianism
be5eif}nen, lit oos Streben allpr l1iur-
patoren - zines SSobn 2etpis, ser Dem
go,t5en amerifanil6en 8oIf obne
Rudlidt auf Die Solgen ieinen Bils
len auf5u5iDingen illdt, nibt ntin6er
olS Der Sitler, MuiioIini, StaIin rno
Sito TIMER pielgeprieiener Sort
lhritt fiibrt 5uriid 5lt Dem Sobn>
Babobu, ser hebrdiiben 8e5ei6nung
oeiien, mas I'M erIten 8uhe Moiis be-
idrieben miro: rDie erbe mar tuiilt
uno leer, 5inIternis mar iiber benz
abgrl,no :" Omar i6pebt audi
beute Der @eiit 8ottes iiber Dem @a,
oenil Sbn fann alle anlraBung niht
bannen, uno Seine Shopferfraft
miro, ipei1n. Die 3eit eriiillt lit, neu
geitalteu. glber oer ItoI5e 3eitgeiIt
glaubt obne BEN @eiit @ottes fertig
weroen su fonnen, unb lit nicbt ge=
millt, feline Stiinperbaftigfeit ein5u-
geiteben, Die 10 fur6tbares ltnbeil
iiber Die Welt gebrad)t bat unb beute
ratios, aber INNER nod bohmiitig,
Dor Dem enoloien Stuinenfelo itebt.
gor cinem Sabr Itano bie @elt,
tuenn ollh bereits ei1igernaBen er=
niidtert, Dor Dem @erf ser &onferens
BON San Srancisco uno erboffte bon
Ben 8ereinten Nationen oie Bieber=
berItelung elmer einigermaBen ertrdg=
li6en Srbnllng. Iber bon Wonat su
Molat, bon elmer internationaIen
3uiammenfunft sur an0ern ninoer.
ten iid Die Soffnungen. gs mar fem
einigenoes Brin5ip, fein genleiniames
sSS0eal, bas oas @erf Ser &onferensen
inn &abmen oes nellen 8oIferbunbes
gef0roert bate. @enn sic Mdtung
Dor Der menIhliden @iirbe, bon ser
uniere 8ii1Sfe reben, irgenbtpie III
9(nSd1ldu debrndlt tpor0en fDGrp. 0nt1n
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-23
Mahnenbe Wprte bes amerifaniiheu
GpiIfDpats

"u4uEu0N XVIII wv uNNkAAWNtIesJSss
GpiSfopats
.Die grsbildofe uno giidofe Der
Ser. Stoaten per0ffentlihten auh
oieies Sobr seIegentlid ibrer aonfes
ren3 in @olbington eine Grflarlng,
in Der Sie bas 3eitgeid)eben BON Der
8orte Der hriitlihen Beltanlhauung
priiften.
gs bat lid) gar ipenis gum beiiern
gesuenoet, jeit6em lie Dor einem Sabr
oas Ta5it 3oeen aus ben Tatiad,en oes
&riesaenbes 1,i,b Der aeringen Sort
Ihritte Der Bicoerberltefli,ns georo-
meter gerb6It11iffe. Das Sabr lit reid
aetpeleu on gnttduifaingen, Ole aber
grobenteils unabtpeisbare Soleen oes
MbfoIs Ser @eienihaft bonn Sitten=
geies iinb. Inter unbeoenfliher Bie-
oerbolung Der Srrtiimer. Die Die 8elt-
fataitropbe Der 5tpei feit mitetnal1oer
perfetteten Beltfriege periduloet,
beri,lht bic Nohtpolitif cine neue
Sronune 5u beeriinoen. gs lit oarum
MIR gu beereiflif, Dob Dos Chaos, bas
bie 8ilbofe bor ei1lenl Sabr beflag=
ZEN, nHDeInl!Hptli l1p !. IptlpeliepL u ~
lIanVsI 9'Hl'up l'u' 1'oo, oellu'i'''ls
'Hesl H. eal. ro ,,,so, s.. a, r.
ais IunoameI..ales @ ..sos! n!,ps. pea soeai. sas
sase 1eoe.l''en g n''lele 5I: g,lwules W. arH. Gub
get Menlg S,l nao .s o.s !.'e'.laa.ue m e,is ssu.
oe le,ngn fas I.aSsn .aa,. :. D.ts ss.uas.'
t.o seu'tusul.oaelt oel Giuaisa1tult.:.. m
"sSeHn g.e ueru1l.Ioulal1l}sll sosi'fng.
zee. ge'6I g !. oel gLllasn'e, "'w
!n. !.u: e'H'Sen leh'eI' .De1 o p.e glnnu.
lus'.ms ~ anIiu!snns pea x. oeueasa..s os..a!,
oeS .uteI'tpeN. sIli ou1ln q y Ie.II auSapes
81 lLsoeN nus 1el Ssel'pllluns sn nAu
oem Sttfll,. p.e oetl snes 81 lppyleln " Ten
5r'eoen peIlperrel!. oragtll se! nei sgls:!-
oeA, na1lonu.er l. SlpeIge.l, psINorllu=
IentssIe. lIe.en s'alloelsoea,egss, q n.'
neg.Aoet!sA 5nsasMes s. o. s'syl.oI Nv
ilnisHlpeslet os.s sotl.liuag us'o uel SsDa-
Irone lou esI Alon'Don'us \ Don iu''nleh, y
!p.n,ssg ne az Nu ZEN ''lose.l. uIs olpts, =,
teI M Slsue. Sol ulei'l IOt.os1n.e ~, Y
ole g'n.8ung In. 81 ouluoal. " pab osl v.eu!u'
5u lgnseH " lnl 9e'nB 81 lelnet goiis
g geseoe"eH Ha1nlllDen :. rIg neu)le. lug
Hln9en SET llettlel y, Solser UNI ,gre
anoe,.IeIoalen aeaIe map ous un.
oermo9en o. oer llarle1 Il, Soiler, ell'ell
aus9ie'p IN 1prerl geaWllIreoell 5u
IInoen, mnroen l10 NJ er1ra9l1meH
Tomprom,lRn tolen, mapoe III eas @e-
lpla pes Menlgen as Ueenld IN Oct e
replen sSelle IN Negnnn9 gelteiit
meroen. VS. Danole ltm oarum, oo
ote HegterIngen eemlllf llno, oen
G1n5eln.en!gen N ger ausuDnng lel-
l1er nornr!tNen Hepte nno Ger grtul-
lung Der tDnt uberlDteleile1 Yflt0fet1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-11-23

oingilngen beraus5ui6laeen oils er Tie
in Der Winilterfonferens our6suieeeu
in1itanoe mar. gs bleibt absuparten,
Oh Der 8lan gelinst, oa nad Ser aufs
faiiung 8aibingtons audi cine oirefte
alieniidsiueollapiide geritGnoi-
gl1ng Ser 9iaigun9 ourd sic Gro
ben Sier" beoiirfe.
Evening star., 1946-06-03
Engagements OF Interest

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Case Of Fair.
fax. Va, announce the engagement
OF their daughter, Miss Gladys Anr
Case, to Mr.. Lee M. Stent, son oi
Mrs. Evelyn Stent of Columbus
Ohio. The wedding will take place
next May in Fairfax.
Miss Case is attending Ohio State
University. The prospective bride.
groom is associated with products
company in Columbus.
The engagement of her daughter
Miss Margaret Ann Mowrey, to Mr.
Emery John Csobadi, has been an.
nounced by Mrs. William J. Now.
rey of this city. Mr.. Csobadi Is
the son of Mrs. John Csobadi o1
Toledo. Ohio. The wedding viii
take place at The Grace Reformed
Church on June %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlin Melville, jr.
of Danville, Ill, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Mis-.
Bobette Steely, to Mr.. Edward M
Cook, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Georgt
C. Cook of Washington.
Miss Steely is a junior at William
and Mary College, where the bride
groom-elect is completing his col.
lege course. He served three year!
in the 9Th Air Force, stationed il
England. The wedding will tax.
place June 8 at Sir Christophel
Wren Chapel at Williamsburg, Va
with a breakfast following at tn,
WILLIAMSBURG Inn,
Evening star., 1946-06-03

The engagement of Miss Roberta
Wender to Mr.. Rubin LeboWitz has
been announced by the bride elect S
mother, Mrs. Samuel B. Wender
Mr.. Lebowitz is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lebowitz of this city. The
wedding is planned for the fall.
Miss Wender is a graduate OF
Central High School and attended
the Department of Agriculture
Postgraduate School. Mr.. Lebo-
witz has recently returned from
the European theater after serv-
ing three and a half years with the
United States Army. He Is a grad
uate of Roosevelt High School and
attended Columbus University prior
to his enlistment.
Col. William H. Noble, U. S. A.
(ret) and Mrs. Noble of Thomas
vile, Ga, announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Capt. Susan vi
lette Noble. WAC, to Capt. George
Brown, A. U. S.. of Morris, III. Capt
Brown has been serving in the Pa
ciflc for the past two years and
both are now on duty at General
Headquarters, AFPAC, Tokyo. The
wedding will take place there in
July.
Capt Noble is graduate of Ma
tional Cathedral School for Girls
in Washington and of Bryn Mawr
College. She is the granddaughter
OF the late Col. John P. Finley, U
S. A., and Mrs. Finley and the late
Mr.. and Mrs. william Noble of Ne,
York CITY.
Evening star., 1946-06-03
Gen. Howell, Wife
HOn0red at Dinner

Gen. Julius Franklin Howell
former commander in chief of the
United Confederate Veterans, and
Mrs. Howell of Bristol, Va, were
the guests in whose honor Maj. Gen
and Mrs. F. Thomas Evans enter
tanned last night at a dinner party
at the Iron Gate Inn. The party
followed the Confederate Memorial
exercises at Arlington National
Cemetery.
Among the guests invited were
Mrs. John William johnson, presi-
dent of the District of Columbia
Daughters of the Confederacy; Miss
Maude Bennett Snead, program
chairman: Mrs. Livingston Vann
jr., past president, District of Co.
lumbia Division, Daughters of the
Confederacy; Mrs. Lena Epperly
Macdonald. sponsor on Gen. Howell S
staff when he served as commander
in chief of the United Confederate
Veterans; Mr. James Lea and Mr.
Robert Russell, u. S. N. R.
Evening star., 1946-06-03

Mrs. Leon Henderson, whose hus-
band is now en- route to England on
the Queen Mary. and Col. Chris
topher Sinclair were among those
who wandered over to the next hill,
site of the home the Vournases
will build as soon as materials are
available. The wide open view of the
upper Potomac from that point is
breathtakingly beautiful.
Star of the afternoon was Repre-
sentative Fritz Lanham of Texas,
whose feats of magic drew a large
circle of fascinated spectators. His
rival at card tricks was stage and
screen star Don Terry of Los An
geles, who came with Mr.. Fred Roy
Another visitor on hand yesterday
was Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby, who
came to Washington for her sons
graduation from st. Albans. Others
there were OPA Administrator and
Mrs. Paul Porter, DR.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Bloedorn, Mrs. w. H. P. Blandy,
whose husband is in charge of the
atom bomb tests in the Pacific, and
Mrs. Demarest Lloyd.
Close to the barbecue spits was an
enormous black kettle looking Just
like something witches brew their
devilment in. Contained within was
enough corn on the cob for every
one. There was also Greek vege-
table salad (the hosts are Greek
Americans), Greek cheese and a
delectable Greek pastry called
"baklava."
The party lasted until about 8
o'clock with some of the guests
leaving earlier to go to Mrs. Edward
B. McLean's dinner. Still more of
those on hand were Representative
and Mrs. Albert Thomas, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Ewing Thoma-
son, Representative and Mrs. Karl
Stefan, Representative and Mrs. A.
S. M. Monroney, Mr.. and Mrs. Drew
Pearson, Representative and Mrs.
Fritz G. Lanham, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Boncesco, Mr.. and Mrs. FL
wood Seal and Mr.. and Mrs. Milo
Perkins.
Evening star., 1946-06-03
T0sebb Arw0lds Gipe Barbecue
Bv Betty MHIkeu

Not every one who has beautiful
home gets as much real pleasure
from 1t as the Joseph Arnolds OF
provides as much enjoyment for
their friends as Joe and Toni.
They live on a 25-acre estate
called walnut HILL" near Falls
Church, in a Georgian Colonial
house originally owned by George
Mason, signer of the Bill of Rights.
Newest development in the re-
modelling of walnut Hill" are the
two lakes now nearing completion.
Fed from small stream that winds
through the estate, one of them will
be stocked with fish this summer.
And when Joe and Toni give a bar
becue next fall, no doubt therell be
plenty of fresh fish to broil over
charcoal.
The Arnolds also have their own
brand of hospitality. When friends
are asked to their very informal
parties, they're likely to arrive early
and stay late.
Usually some special entertain
ment features are offered, as at Sat-
urday nights barbecue when Joe's
niece, "Dottie Lee" Counselman, and
her flance, 1t James Francis
Thomas. U. S. M. C. R., were guests
of honor.
Mrs. Austin Donovan delighted
every one with her "blues" singing
Mrs. George o OBrien twnose stage
name is Nora Williams) kept them
In stitches with her rendition of
"Piccolo Pete" (whistling it through
her teeth, Mr.. Harry Angelica
sang several classical numbers, Mrs.
Harry Peacock sang amusing hill
billy songs and Mr.. John Paul Jones
gave an entertaining recitation.
Evening star., 1946-06-03

Besides the future bride and hel
fance. who will be married June II
at pine Tops" home of her par
ents, the Ralph Counselman's. a.
Bradley Farms, also at Saturdays
party were the parents Of the pros.
pective bridegroom, Mr.. and Mrs
Francis Thomas of Sandy Springs
and a number of relatives anc
friends of the young couple.
The Assistant to the Secretary o.
Commerce and Mrs. Lawrence Arm.
old also were there, and Mr.. ane
Mrs. James Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs
Manuel Mcclure, Mr.. and Mrs. Full.
ton Gruver, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L
Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Arnold
Mr.: and Mrs. Elmer Duncan, Mr.
and Mrs. Machael Hunt, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Charles Williams. Mr.. ano
Mrs. Daniel Bell, 1t. and Mrs. Rob.
ert Holland, Mrs. Lidia Biazzi, Mrs
Jules Ebel. Mrs. Kate Killeen, Miss
Dorothy Duncan, Miss Jane O'Boyle
and Mr.. James Fitzgerald.
Other guests included Col. ane
Mrs. Joseph Bush, DR.. and Mrs
Stephen Verges, Mr.. and Mrs
Douglas Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar.
ence Gosnell, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo d.
Orsey, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bean
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carr. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Peacock, Mr.. ano
Mrs. John Easter, Mr.. and Mrs
Austin Donovan, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Angelica. 1t. Comdr. ane
Mrs. George O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs
John Paul Jones, Mr.. and Mrs
Mark Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Danie
Kirby, Mrs. Christian Heurich, Mrs
Sara Wilcox, Mrs. John Shoemakel
and Miss Mary Hayden.
E. Muzzy served as best man fol
Mr.. Turnburke and Mr.. r. Keith
Chappelle for Mr.. Curley. Mr.
Joseph Meacham and Mr.. Fredericl
Thomas served as ushers.
Following the reception at Hote
2400, the two couples left for a we'd
ding trip to Canada.
Evening star., 1946-06-03
Here From ENGLAND

Mrs. Floyd P. Brookens of Black
Pool. England, arrived recently
aboard the Queen Mary and has
joined her husband, who returned
in April from more than two years,
service in England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brookens will re-
side at 4201 Colesville road in Hy-
attsville until July. when they will
drive to Golden, Colo. where the
former will resume his studies at
the Colorado School of Mines
The war Is over but the fight for
the four freedoms goes on. First of
the freedoms for the average man
is freedom from want. Best insur-
ance for that Is to buy and hold
United States Savings Bonds.
Evening star., 1946-06-03
Sorority Picnic
Set for Saturday

A picnic supper with swimming
and fishing will be given by the
Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Club
Saturday for members and their
families. The picnic will be held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ
Jansky at Shady Side. Md A char
tered bus will leave from 1915 New
York avenue NV, at l pm, and
will return to Washington at 8 pm.
This will be the last meeting of
the season. Newly elected officers
who will be installed at the first
fall meeting are: Mrs. H. w. Bit
ting, president; Mrs J. E. Saug-
stad, vice president; Miss Mettelee
Breckenridge, recording secretary;
Miss Muirene Rebbe, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Earl Fowler, treas
urer; Mrs. c. M. Jansky, Pan-Hel-
lenic delegate, and Mrs. Donald
Kovacic, alternate delegate.