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Evening star., 1947-02-08
Mind Meter

In this test 10 statements are
made. followed by suggestions for
each. When you choose the correct
suggestion each statement will ex-
press a fact. See If you can get
them all right.
l. The Eustachian tube IL part of--.s
gun, the Maginot Line, radio, tbs
Q. < uIaH cief is 9Ge. GseM.hssure in rock. musical
term, cook, musical Instrument.
3. Forbes Field Is the home grounds OF
the-Detroit Tigers. Pittsburgh Pi-
rates. New York Giants, chicsso
4. Toy bulldog was q popular name given
to-Babe Ruth, Joe Choynski. Jim
Corbett, Mickey Walker.
5. Santa Anna was spanish explorer
Mexican general. Brazilian saint, Per-
6. II an Engiishman gave you some con-
soils would you-saye them. eat them.
play them. wear them?
z. A leprechaun Is a-fower, fairy, bird
fish.
8. The sinkgo ns is kind of-nsh. tree,
0. II q person Is restiye. he is-laEy,
hungry, unruly, quiet.
10. A hautboy Is a--kind Of clothes bu-
reau, native Indian. messenger. musi-
- cal instrument, kind OF hsh,
ANSWERS will be published MondsyJ
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SIDNEY SHERMAN, Attorney,
612 5th St. NV.
Filed Jan. "a, 1947, Charles z. Stewart

IN THE D1srR1cTf eETfh COURT OF THE
- United states for the District Of. Co
lumbia.-otho w Hammond, Plaintiff
VS.. Louis .Planek, Defendant-No.
move cloud on the title to certain real
property in the District of Columbia
known for purposes. of assessment and
moton of the plaintiff, ii. is this Gath
day OF January, 1947, ordered that the
defendant Louis Planek cause his ap-
fore sne fortieth day, exclusive of Sundays
and legal holidays. occurring after the
day of the. first publication of this order;
otherwise the cause will be proceeded with
as in case Of default. Provided, copy
Of this order be published once q week
for three successive weeks In the Wash
Evening Star before said day. (SD T..
ALAN GOLDsBOROUGH. Justice. Seal
Attest: CHARLES E: STEWART. Clerk.
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2NT Pass 81 Pass
"A Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead: Two Of diamonds.
1t requires great restraint, at
times, to refuse partner an immedi-
ate ruiz when he has opened card
that Is an obvious singleton. A
broader view Of the situation may
be called for In that one must set
a plan for the defeat Of the contract
rather than the gaining Of an I'M
mediate trick. II 1t Is apparent that
the ruff alone is not sufhcient to de-
feat the contract it behooves the
partner of the opening leader to
formulate some definite program TO
win the necessary number OF deten-
sive tricks. ,
Against the final contract Of four
spades, West elected to lead the sim
gleton diamond, though the suit had
been adversely bid. 1t was evident
to him that drastic measures would
be required to defeat the hand since
he had so little in the way OF defen-
sive strength and the opposition
had reached the contract with such
apparent confidence. East won with
the ace and it was quite evident
that the lead was a singleton, since
it could not have been a fourth
best nor could it have been a lead
of low card from three to an honor.
He decided, therefore, to return
the suit and West ruffed. However.
the ace of trutmps was the only
other trick now available to the de-
fense, since West had no more
trumps with which to run another
diamond. Declarer's losing hearts
were subsequently discarded on the
set-up suit in dummy. East should
have reached the conclusion early
that his partner had no more than
two trumps, on the reasoning that
if declarer had only four card suit
he probably would have persisted
to three no-trump since he had
shown a previous inclination to play
the hand in that contract. His cleo
tion to bid for game In spades would
seem to indicate possession OF
five-card suit.
One ruff, therefore, would not de-
feat the contract and an effort
should have been made to build up
a heart trick before control Of the
hand was lost. The proper return
was a heart, In the hope that part
ner held the king. The beauty Of
the play is that the diamond run Is
not lost because partner can be
permitted to trump q diamond when
East gets in with the ace Of trumps.
It is q reasonable expectancy that
West has two trumps since If South
had a six-card major suit 1t is not
likely that his immediate rebid
would have been two no-trump.
Against a heart return declarer
would find himself shelpless, since
he would be obliged to lose heart,
a spade, a diamond and run.
Copyright. 1947. by Charles II. GorenJ
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

CHEVROLET 1916 trucks for hire: pick
ups, panels, stakes and vans, by day; week,
YOURSELF, ME. 7U11. -S
desires household moving, gen
eral hauling; vans. stakes panels; white
VAN TRUCK, large or small Jobs expert
enced help. prompt service; Teas. rates;
psa fWo aad aY6 Sns 6uMF Stsshpee rRuek, eose.e
Mack and GMC. Call Ii. 4206. Reason
VETERAN, white, has 1941 1h-ton PANEL
wishes evening, Saturday or week end
work: Call AT: 1745. -
white vet: reas rates Qu. 1898. 10
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AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING-Complete job, $50 up;
wofk guaranteed GILBERT.4102 Pa ave.
eH5duf RouR e. CAR K P2fsTED s2affssTED in 1k days. only
highest quality material: $3.50. Call
MR. WRIGHT. WI 7972; -
DUCO REFINISHING; bodies and tenders
repaired; guaranteed finest work in the
District. wILLARD'S SERVICES, rear 1910
14th st NV. AID. 1888.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont ]. !.

PRICED FOR QUICK SALE:
Two I946 GMC 1Ha-ton 1907 w.h.,
equipped with new 12-ft. van bodies:
Two 1888 chey. 1h-ton 1889 w.b., cab
and chassis; $3.50 each
Two GMC 1899 1k-ton 156@ W.b., cab
and chassis, $3.50 each.
One Brockway '3g 1h-ton panel; S575.
Dodge 1912 1s-ton. 1907 w.b., cab and
GMc 1887 h-ton panel with tail gate:
GMc 1887 1M-ton panel: new or van
or stake. bodies can be furnished for any
TRUCK RENTAL Co, $40 Hollins St,
Baltimore, Nd. For information call HO.
1903. -
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GORMAN and GATELY, Attorneys,
310 Columbian RuiIdinE

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
= States for the District Of Columbia Cg
ministration-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, Of the State of Mary
land, has obtained from the Probate Court
ministration on the estate of MARY. Will
omeno Milligan (also known as Minnie
Milligan), late Of the District of Columbia.
deceased All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof,
legally authenticated. to the subscriber; on
ie4s; otherwise they may BY law be ex-
cluded from all benefit Of said estate;
January, 1947. MARY A. MmLIGAN,
1922 Roundhill Road, Baltimore (1Sl. Nd.
(Seal.) Attest: MELVIN J. MARQUES,
Deputy Register of Wills for the District
Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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B-14 THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c.
SATURDAY -
TRAILERs (cont.l.

TRALER HOUSE-I94I Piatt. 2O-ft.: bot
tie gas stove, duo-therm heater; sleeps 4;
cash or terms; Immediate occupancy. J. L.
OROURKE, New Lot 81, Wash. Tourist
Camp: = Potomac Park. O.
lodge. fully equipped
and perfect condition; priced low at S1,795.
AMERICAN TRAILER, INC, 4030 Wiscon-
sin ave, phone WQ 3231 Ia
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GARAGES WANTED
GAS STATIONS WANTED.

OWNERS OF GASOLINE STATIONS OF
property suitable for stations-Please con-
tact us If you will consider selling or leas-
ing. Several sites needed. CRANE q
HELAN, Realtors, 8248 Georgia ave-, Sill
yer Spring. Md. 81. 1000.
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

GARAGES, HOUSES-Imme-
display: strari steel overhead doors; frame.
brick or cinder block garages. GENERAL
INDUSTRIES CORP, 1109 Jefferson Davis
hwy: %; s. No. -, Arlington. Va, ia.
steel-aluminum garages
and mill bldgs; also wood beach cottages
for early delivery. DUPONT IRON WORKS,
MA. 3766. 1856 18th st. NV. "a
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COMPARE

COMPARE
1912 Pontiac. conv. cpe;, r., and h. $1,55o
1912 Dodge de luxe 4-dr., h. 1875
1912 Pontiac 2-dr sed, h. --- 1850
1941 Chrysler N. =. el. cpe., r., h. 1,465
1941 Buick Super 4-dr.. r. and h. ! 1895
1941 Buick Super cl. .cpe., r. H. 1,345
l941 olds Custom ADJ. r., h, - 1,22955
194i Plymouth Spec. d.. i. 4-dr, h. 1,oe5
1910 Plymouth 2-dr., h. 995
1899 International K-t. pan. truck 595
fully reconditioned. and guaranteed. All
are winterized and have good tires and
batteries: cash, terms or trade. LIVING
sToN MOTORS, 123 o st. ne, Ex. $500.
Members of National Capital Used Car
Dealers Association.
FORD ls41 Tudor -.,,,,. .,,,n. s9as 9as
Chevrolet 1912 2-door - 1,l45
Oldsmobile 1912 convertible coupe, 1873
Buick al Super convertible coupe. 1896
Most Of these cars have radio and heater.
All are wintertzed; Cash: trade or terms.
GEORGETOWN AUTO SALES. 1000 Wis.
q !, AID 2J2S -
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COOPER MOTORS

COOPER MOTORS
1916 Nash Ambassador 4-dr; radio,
heater and seat covers. A real !.
1e4s Frazier 4-dr.; 1900 miles: ear
sold for S2,35S: bargain now
1912 Mercury convertible; black,
with radio and heater, excel
lent tires 1,5
1912 Dodge de luxe 2-dr.; radio and
heater, beautiful green paint LII
1941 Chrysler Highlander cunyerti..
BILE; maroon, with radio and 3.
1e41 Buick super convertible: new
top and tires, radio and heater Ia!
1941 Buick Special convertible:
green, with new top and white
sidewail tires, radio and :,
heater, excellent condition l,4'
194I Buick Special 4-dr.: black :,
paint, good tires and heater LII
1941 Pontiac IS" 2-dr.; like new :.
inside and out - I'LL
1910 Plymouth 4-dr.;. radio and :,
1889 Mercury 2-dr.: new engine 9:
1896 Plymouth 2-dr.- -A--------- .;
1899 Chevrolet panel truck------- q
1885 Chevrolet stake truck .- Al
These cars are all winterized and qua
anteed to be In good condition. COCPE
MOTORS, 2445 N ST. NV. Quality US
cars bought and sold. NA. 0007. hA, 397
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED,

NEW Or SLIGHTLY USED 1916 or 1947
pickup, preferably Hudson; pay cash.
ME- 1858 or AT 6O25. %
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JACOB N. HALPER,
rE11 K c. NJ w At{nrna

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia,
Holding a Probate Court.-Estate of H.
Allen Griffth also known as Henry A,
Grifith, Deceased No. $3.50. Admins
tration Docket Naturalization having
been made herein for iprobate Of the last
will and testament Of said deceased. apd
day of January. AID, 1947: that Ruth
critics Of 1926 Porter ST.. Portland OREGON;
Court on Monday. the, ard day Of March.
AID. 1947. at 10 o'clock am, to show
be granted Let notice. hereof be published
in in the washington Law. Reporter" .ad and
successive weeks before the return day
herein mentioned, the first publication to
be not less than thirty days before sad
TIA j. LAWS. Chief Justice Of said Court,
tsis 22nds s,tds day 1f ysn9aEg A9 1e4
Register Of Wills for the District of Co.
lumbia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
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LEGAL NOTICES tcoNT.l.
FREDERICK M. BRADLEY q LEONARD i
MARBUKY, Attorneys.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia
Holding Probate Court.-Estate of Beu-
iah H. wheat, Deceased .8s,500.. Ad-
ministration Docket 1 144-Arplicatio hay
last viii and Testament and codicil Of said
deceased. and for letters testamentary on
trust Co, 1t Is ordered this 23rd day Of
January. AID. -1e47, that Roy Y. Beall and
ethe unknown heirs at law and next OF kin
~ Beulah n. Wheat, deceased, If any, and
u others concerned, appear in said Court
on Monday. the 3rd day of March, AID.
1947, at 10 o'clock am, to show cause
why such application should not be grant.
washington Law Reporter" and "The
Evening Star" once in each Of three sue,
mentioned. the frst publication to be not
less than thirty days before SAID return J
j, Laws. Chief Justice of said Court. this
22rd day Of January. AID. 1947. (Sealo
Attest; THE0DoRE CoGSWELLs Register
Of the Probate Court. ja25.fe1.8
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1941 4-door: radio, spare
miles: S1,675. TR. 9O66.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1s4e a.door sedan; cempIete aea
sss aadsg ser DR andsT so ci H. OeSsen scs 10 snd
ISSS 5 6sHnsss s as ssS heassE ter
efE Rs52E 5 By saas spesa ateF de luxe Ss9
sasas ssosstsS "a CASH Can vi
cHEvRoHET 1915 Fieetmaster with ?
Dc doors and two,tons grsen; must sell.
so.se e F sss ana non R s For a ali dss
cTEvRohff eRf SRodifz 81 iasR pm Master; excel tires
'' s5 runs of Ss Ssss 5aSs or Dasssa asasr
cHiEEsvv. 1885 coach. good tires; passed 40
inspection last November; S275. Gall
ctAaEvssoLET 1912 Fleetline aero sedan;
400 ooe Psss oas r. Eadi9 ssas eater good eoadi-
yaEySSGET 1910 ez:taxi: $500. Can
ccKKEvKoIET KEv1KkooIIET 1s41 ex-taxi; recently passed
CHEVROLET ie4o coach de luxe; radio
saa aes ssses Sa sS oa asor iao 2en 4h e st. aes
eaivkoEHT eako ffs ''is2Pa' is2s door s sedan: spot
fs Boo Fate csareh 4eft
CHEVROLET 1911 4-door, Special de luxe,
PAINT seEsesn as eeS eendso RS.or pss Ss
price, si.0T5. Cali 81. 2697 10
CHEVROLET 1889 de luxe coupe. $3.50 or
best offer under; r. and h.: motor good
cond May be seen at 1924 list st. Sc,
Ant r. after 6 m I0s
CHEVROLET 1942 5-pass. 2-door master
de luxe; $1,000 AK. 3s37. o.
CHEVROLET 1881 coach; very good condi-
ton: new tires;- S225. OK. Also after
CHEVROLEr 1899 coupe: good condition;
new tires; pvt. party: $3.50. HI. 1164oM
T217 r ST. ne 10
motor and chassis excellent condition,
seat covers, radio and under -the-seat heat
er; original owner; 81 ,095. SH. $500. 10
CHEVROLET 1946 Aero sedan; 600 miles;
$3.50 or best offer under. RE. 2oSl,
Ext 4OS
CHEyROIET 1916 Fleetmsster 4-door se-
dan: radio, heater, spare tire. 5000 miles;
immaculate; S1,s00 or best of1er undeT.
WA. 6767.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

GARAGES FOR RENT.
GARAGE SPACE, 1sx25, for commercial
storage; no repairs: S35. Ewes, 1920 vt.
ave. NV DE 1886. %
LIZ LIZ sgth ST. oN;H N;WHsa wgassaagvs;
AGE, S13 Union Trust Bldg. MA. $500.
GARAGE-call Ho. 9615. Ia
GARAGES WANTED
GARAGE WANTED for one car, Dupont
Circle vicinity. Call Columbia 630S. "a
GARAGE wanted to rent, vic. 46th and
Fessenden NV. Call Emerson 1887, or
1870 Fessenden st. NV. 3
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC la4l 2.door; Push button o., gaaio;
sePdGn seIs one SU HTnes s5gs g5eed for mmedse
PoSTIAc 1887 Convertible coupe; good
onda s4oo aa49 Gr sfS ms 9fs Tnaer Gan
celient condition; radio. air-conditioning
heater, punssure-P1oof ss1E oA tubes and very very
SrTzo fSSs fises 1871 Ss70 sdoor do g. yellow good
sss hssess a9s5 aa only
er motor exceilent aoon $3.50 eas
No. Saint Asaph St.. Alexandria: va. O.
as good rss seas sj5S good Hds
sssssn 1st sPsss sssR sn
hshel heater 's sea sSss asx
IL l owner, not dealer; S1'15o. PHONE
F6NfhHc H E2S5 ,a4f atIfF SILVER m Streak, 4-door;
excellent black finish; clean insids . and nd
POI PoNTIAc T1Lat 0li is4ii Torpedo 4.door sedan:
ST 900; good running condition; needs
private party. Can be seen at 151 Varngm
ssiTtbEBAKEE 1s41 Commander 4-dOor
sefma o $oss EaG IoGaN MoToR CO. Ford
PafT sfnSEbHkEk s9I ya 54s Comm ne ss
4-door de luxe, 2-tone; r. and h.. oyer
drive lev Sa,aa mileags eogs like new: s1ls5'
STUDEBAKER 1912 4-dr skyway Com
mander; $4,000 mi; radio, heater, china
tizer, hill holder; S1,55o OIL. $500; eyes,
STUDEBAKER Commander l941; radio,
heater, air conditioner. ETC.; S1,10O cash
or $500 cash, balance financed. Call
DU. 2477 during office hours. 10
STUDEBAKER 1889 Commander 4-dr. sed.: {:
er; sacrifice sale, $625. Phone RA. 9S5s
or RA 1876 $3.50 pm. or 12:30-1 80
STUDEBAKER 1941 Commander sedan;
radio and heater; $S79. AUTO MONEY
CO, 18th and K sts. NV. IS
STUD. 1910 Champion coupe, 500; good
shape: radio and heater. Call AT. 1907,
s s;3oos Pm 1535 l5th St; ss1,c, sss1,c,. g. s.na
h 5000 mi since sS or bei
sTUDbEBAkER 1897 de luxe Dictator Sc
dan: oyerdr. and h.; leaving town. S325.
TERRAPIANE 1887. radio and heater:
good running condition; S295. Bradley
TEkRAR1ANE A X T., 1924 ssso coupe, good ties
WILLYS 1910 Plainsman Special de luxe
sedan: new tires. heater. upholstery like
new, original paint. See this. real buy;
S640. 1740 14th st. NV. AMoCo gas
station, DU. 9337.
STATION WAGON-Pontiac 1871; perfect
condition; $4,000 cash. ME. 1894 between
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HERBERT G. PILLEN, n
60Q MnnSeY Ride AffnrneY

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate court.-Estate Of Allen
tion Docket 144.-Application having been
made herein for probate Of the last will
and testament Of said deceased. and for
Rosie Porter, it is ordered this 23rd day
Of January. A:p. 1947. that the unknown
concerned, appear in said Court on Mon
day, the .3rd day Of March, AID. 1s47. at
10 O'Clock IN, to show cause why such
notice hereof be published. in the wash
ington Law Reporter" and THE Evening
week Weeks before the ret return day !1 herein men
toned, the first publication to be not less
than thirty days before said return day.
Chief Justice Of said Court, this, 23rd day
ef Janyary. ,AaD;Ig4z AD; Ig4z Seal Attest: esyt:
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk OF the
prah IN TOO fa1
Evening star., 1947-02-08

FORD 1e4s Tudor de luxe sedan: radio, aaddinos,
es percs a S1etn Sy px
SaS Issyins g; s. s1:aSo: zoo. I cH. 1852; -s , +,
c9nd Tsd. ReTs perfs
ehtilum rd, "a. 0e 4so1; 81 's or after ' p@, '
sss:s soas ssas spe s.!s sss ssg gas
HUDSON 1896. Commodore series; heste,
nd rss sa0S sisd sSas a. ss $3.50 faa faom 'p
au6s5N III SO 'ai' 1s4i e-cylinder 4-door sedan;
sas!s $685. "a e. esa's5 S6lo excellent
bsst sifsr under $3.50. oy 1908: =
1862 sss4 sfser
motor needs some repair; ss75. AT. s9SS..
HUDSON 1916 tBis, 8 4-door sedan;
s6fe CONG mos ies sd eles ess isshsF so ao
HUDSON 1916 2-door sedan, 2-tone green
200 miles. governor still on car; ohicer be-
ing sent overseas; will sell for cost: s1,s25
RAisEE fs47 4-door sedan. $4,000. Ii
Ia SALE 1897 club coupe: r; and +; a. !
y Ia SALE aiia 81 iass s sedan. dan $50; or Buick
1880 cGnsertIbls sy s6so oe ee In
Pa0ns "a SALE IL 1S4o az 4-door sedan. Torpedo
body, Fleetwood interior. RADIO and heater:
excellent condition: must sell; Sl,275 OF
La SALE '37 4-dr. sedan; clean: good
cond.; $500. Call bet. s and 2 pm, Ii
Ia SALE 1889 4-door; dark green. good
Sond:; $500 After 4:39 p.ns, ,e 1l3 Ave F.
LINCOLN 1916 club coupe; only l.1oo
miles; i mo. old: radio, heater and over
drive: $3.50. MIR. SMITH. RE 1856. Is
LINCOLN I942 4.door sedan; new-caI
covers; looks and runs like new; terms;
will trade: So, 300 STEUART MOTOR CO.,
9th and New York ave. NV, MA. 5000. "a
LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1889 coupe, radio
white.wan tires, $4,000 actual miles, beau.
tiful black paint: car in storage during
rationing: $500 cash or trade for q smaller
sar Can RE ss41 ssh from rom 9 n.ao, an; 70 Pm
LINcoLNsszz.EpHYE ,3s 43aoor sedan; ysry
good motor. sell for $500 cash. 6416 N.
Washington blvd. Arl, Va, AK. 3614. --e
Evening star., 1947-10-08

In the Blessed Sacrament Church
in New York City, Miss Marion Do
lores McCann, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John j. McCann of New York,
became the bride Saturday of Comdr.
Robert Earl Short, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert L. Short Of Minneapolis.
The Rev. Charles Lee of st. Johns
Parish in White Plains, N. Y, per-
sonal friend of the bridegroom, OFF,
ciated.
Comdr. and Mrs. Short will reside
in Arlington temporarily while the
former is ON the staff of the Poto-
mac River Naval Command, United
States Naval Gun Factory, Wash
ington. Later they will go to Minne-
apolis where the bridegroom will en-
gage in the practice of law.
Escorted by her father. the bride
wore white satin and veil Of Bel
gian illusion with orange blossoms.
She carried white roses. Mrs. A. l..
Buzzablino was matron of honor
for her sister and the Misses Irene
O'Brien and Lulie Roche were
bridesmaids. They wore faille gowns
in chartreuse and American Beauty
and they carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Mr.. Joseph Bolduc was best man
and the ushers were Mr.. Buzzablino
and Mr.. j. T. Burke. The reception
was held at the Oliver Cromwell in
New York City.
Mrs. Short is a graduate of the
College of Mount st. Vincent in
Riverdale, ". Y. Her husband was
graduated from the College of st.
Thomas in st. Paul, Mimi, and he
attended law school at the Univer-
sity of Minnesota and Fordham Uni
versity. He was graduated from
the Georgetown University Law
School and is a member of the Dis
ftrict bar.
Comdr. Short has been in the
Navy since 1941 and he saw action
in the Pacific aboard the aircraft
carrier Intrepid.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
OAR Unit to Hear
Talk 0nPnbHcitv

1.-THE Importance OF Publicity to
the Society" will be discussed by
Mrs. Rex Hays Rhoades, treasurer
general Of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, at a Press Re-
lations Committee meeting of the
District OAR at pm. Friday at the
Chapter House. 1882 Massachusetts,
avenue NV.
Mrs. Charles H. Plotner, State
chairman of publicity, will talk on
What Makes News" and give in
formation on how material should be
submitted to newspapers.
Miss Frances Shirley and Miss
Linda Deaton, State vice chairmen
and Miss Hilda Lee Walker, secretary
of the OAR Oflce Ct Public Rela-
tions, also will participate in the dis
cussion.
One member from each of the 60
District chapters serves on the COM
mittee, which also includes chair
men from the 81 State committees
the Chapter House Corporation
State officers Club and Regents
T1,1h
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Silver I ea Planned
BvCauadian Club

A silver tea; marking the opening
Of the seasons activities. will be
given by the Canadian Club OF
Washington from to pm. Sunday
at the Woman's National Demo-
cratic Club, 1926 New Hampshire
avenue NV.
Mrs. Blanche Main, president Of
the club, will head the receiving line
which will include past presidents
and their wives, representatives from
the Canadian Embassy and several
honor guests.
Howard Pratt, treasurer, will be
on hand to welcome the guests, as
sisted by Allen Ross, Chaloner
Barnes and Sergt. Major Brewster
A program OF entertainment, ar
ranged by Mrs. Ethyl Manning, will
be provided by members of the Co.
lumbia Light Opera Company
Mrs. Meta Fay Is chairman OF
general arrangements and will be as
sisted by the following committee
chairmen: Mrs. John T. Lucker and
Mrs. John Ross. tea room; Miss
Carolyn Waver Pierce, tea hostesses;
and Miss Madelyn Hart, serving.
Miss Molly Adamson and Mrs. John
Enrietto will be in charge Of regis
trations.
Reservations should be made by
tomorrow with Miss Helen Griffin.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Marshall
Wright of Milton, Mass, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Priscilla Wright to Mr.. Francis
Olcott Allen w, son of DR.. and
Mrs. Francis Olcott Allen OF Phila-
delphia.
The bride-elect was graduated
from the Winsor School in Boston
and Vassar College. She is men,
ber of the Junior League and the
Vincent Club of Boston.
Mr.. Allen was graduated from
Princeton University in 1882. After
studying Egyptology at theTOriental
Institute of the University of Chi
cago, he was attached to the Har-
ward University, and Boston Mu-
scum OF Fine Arts Expedition to
Egypt. During the war he was a
field representative Of the ONCE OF
War Information in Egypt, and
later attache at the United States
Embassy in Cairo.
A November wedding Is planned.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Chapel at Langley
Scene OF Weddnq

Miss Elaine Fox Hall, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carroll Hall
of Gaithersburg, became the bride
of 1t. Everett Edward Rankin at
the Air Base Chapel at Langley
Field last Saturday. Chaplain John
Tindall ofhciated at the ceremony
which was followed by reception at
the Officers Club.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father, and her sister, Miss
Marie Virginia Hall, was her only
attendant. Mr.. Louis Lang of
Kingston, Pa. was best man and the
ushers were Capt. Dom Straus-
baugh of Chevy Chase and 1t. Lynn
Miller of Borota, Mich.
After wedding trip in New Eng
land and Canada, 1t. and Mrs.
Rankin will live in Puerto Rico.