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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-25
CAMPHoR METHODIST CHURCH

A large and appreciative audience
greeted the new pastor. Rev. Robert E.
Shelton. last Sunday. Mr.. Shelton will
preach at both the morning and evening
services this Sunday. April 81.
At the II o'clock hour he will use for
his subject Why7 At the p. m. hour,
his topic will be Who Is My NeIghbor r.
The Camphor choir will provide special
music at both seryicea
Evening star., 1947-05-18
Wa Sill Seeks Answer
OF Congress on Giving
Vets Free Treatment
By George Beyeridqe

Opening hearings this week on
the Veterans Administrators ST.
SOC, ,00o, 900 budget request for 1948,
the House is almost certain to be
faced with the troublesome question
of how far Congress should go in
furnishing hospital care for veter-
ans.
Veterans Administrator Bradley
and his medical aides have asked the
question at nearly every appropria-
tions hearing since the end OF
World War II. Congress still hasn't
come up with an answer.
Key to the issue Is the present
policy of opening hospital doors to
veterans regardless Of whether their
ailments have anything to do with
military service. Records show that
only one out Of three patients now
| in veterans hospitals are being
treated for service-connected all
ments.
! Thus veteran who develops ap-
pendicitis, for example, is eligible
| for free treatment regardless Of
when he served in the armed forces
as long as there is an empty bed
Evening star., 1947-05-18
Chinese Here Contribute
$4,000 Toward Church

A check for $35 900 toward a new
Chinese Community Church build
ing has been presented to the cam
Epaisn committee by Madame We'll
lington Koo, wife OF the ambassador
from China, 1t was announced yes
terday.
The money represented contribu-
tions Of 500 Chinese In Washington,
Melvin D. Hildreth, campaign chair
man, said. The drive, with goal Of
$130, 900, will continue through June
2 with q first report meeting by the
various committee chairmen sched-
uled for Friday.
MIR. Hildreth said Catholic and
Protestant churches and Jewish syn
agogues also are taking part in the
campaign.
The new church will be erected
on the site Of the present Chinese
Community Church at 1011 L street
NV. The committee hopes to start
building this fall.
Evening star., 1947-05-18
available b Z veterans hospital

available ID q veterans' hospital
where he lives.
No Investigation Permitted.
Only requirement Is that he sign
q statement that he cannot afford
to pay for private hospita alization
and law provides that his state
ment must be accepted without In
vestigation.
Gen. Bradley told the House
Appropriations Committee three
months ago that his agency must
know how far Congress intends 70
20 In treating these nonService-
connected cases 80 it can round out
development Of its hospital pro-
gram. It now has authorization for
construction OF IA new hospital
to provide SO, 100 more beds. a
substantial number OF these would
be taken for nonservice-connected
treatment, officials pointed out.
Testifying before the committee
on his agencyS deficiency request.
Gen. Bradley said the pressure OF
|nonservice-connected cases has been
largely responsible for taking over
Army hospitals.
Given Go Sign Last Year.
II brought up to this committee
last year the question about how
far we should go in taking care OF
nonservice e-connected cases, and /
was told by the chairman then, I
believe, In effect that those people
should be taken care Of and looked
after" he declared.
In its 126 hospitals taken over
from the Army and Navy-VeteraAs
Administration now has only about
30.5O0 service connected cases, and
mbre than $1,000 nonservice-con-
nected. While about so per cent Of
the patients suffering from tubercu-
losis and 40 per cent Of the ne,lro-
psychiatric patients are service
connected, only 171k per cent OF
general medical and surgical pa
tients are being treated for injuries
or sickness resulting from military
service, records show.
House Makes Special Probe.
| The House committee received .
detailed report two weeks ago from
special investigator sent to Vet
erans Administration to study the
percentages, it was learned last
night.
Congress first authorized the nom
service ce-connected care In 1924, pro-
viding that any veteran should be
admitted as long as there was an
available hospital bed. Nine years
later, the provision that veterans be
required to state they can not afford
private disqualification was added.
Veterans Administration spokes-
men said last night that about 5000
hospital beds have been closed be-
cause personnel ceilings do not per-
nit hiring enough doctors to man
them.
And 5000 more beds that will be-
come available can not be opened
next year unless the personnel cell
ings are raised. they added.
Evening star., 1947-05-18
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Births Reported

cnrtis a and IL Mar9sres Xiles, s. boy. ~ 6 s'ss'
Howard and Rachel Anderson. box.
Johnnie and Helen Barnes boy.
Thomas and Cara Beck, gifl.
F.nr, :ra snd "a A1Ey Hsy.ts4 nss hel,nnsn noy ID,
Joseph and Rose Heriin, boy,
Mario and rhyllis Bertran. GIRL
Raymond and MAry Bertrand. boy.
Frank and Lillian Biair, strl:
Alden and E1lys Bowser, girl.
fssss ans md iessss gaeos oy sSy
Kenneth and Alice Brown, boy.
Walter and Olga Bunch. girl
Daniel and Betty Burbank, boy,
Charles and Dorothy Butler. boy.
Donald and Mary Callison; Cir.
William and ss,,,. Nay 1S..5 Carsy, e, Soy.
Wade and Lillian childress, boy.
Lester and Marian Colbert, boy.
Edmund and Helen Cole, boy.
James and Jill ConlOn, boy.
Thomas and Catherine cooper. girl.
Hobart and GoEneiis Cory, girl.
Paul and Elizabeth Grouse. girl.
Charles and Esther Dausherty. boy.
Thomas and TWyla Drace, boy.
Jackson and Anna Dubeau. boy.
Edward and Ruth Duyall. girl.
mis- .9d q ~ Irene ol3Dra E3Mcryi n EiT Nv
Robert and Margaret Evans, boy,
| Otto and Barbara Evans, girl.
Edgar and Anna FArris, boy.
willis and Aline Foley. boy
william and Maxnie trancoise, boy.
Lester and Mary Frszie.. sirL
John and rrancine 0reenhalEh. girl
Arthur and Evelyn dustayson. boy.
bernard and Dolores Herbert, girl.
Antol and Estelle Herskoyitz. boy.
Evening star., 1947-05-18

rsul and Marsaret Hi1lier. Rirl.
Chm and Pearl Hongs hoy
Frederick and Beverly How1in, boy.
John and Anna Hunt. h0y.
HDbert and Give Huntoon. Bifl,
James and Bonnie ynhnECn. girl.
Charles and vixginix Kelly. boy.
StanIey and Marcia Lander, girl.
Lewis and Lillian Lannaan, boy.
Raymond and RebeccA Lewis. boz.
Graham and Exma LeNiss boy.
ChaIles and Helen Lo13 boy.
william and Gla6g1 Lusby, Eirl.
STANLEY and Helen Malez, girl.
Roger and MARY MnrShaM. girl.
Gilbert and Audrey MendelSuhn. boy
Gardner and Barbara Miller Eifl
Jacob and Hodex Mogeieyer. girL
Samuel and Margaret Mo0ers, EirE
George and NHncy Norgan, hos.
George and Geraldine MOSS, boy.
waiter and Ruth Newton, girl
Stephen and Lucille CpDea. boy.
John and Betty Easchke, boy s
Leroy and Nors Plaugher, siri
Roy and Fora Powell. girl.
Robert and Lois Riley, boy
BENJAMIN and Emily Saitta. girl.
Evening star., 1947-05-18


william and Dcris schmidt ~.
John ana Ethel EheehAn, bO1.
Jack and Doris Sloan. Riri. e
GeofEe and Heleu Steckl1in, air3.
George and Hazel Stone, hoy.
Gordon and pcfnthy 6trong. boy.
Thomas and Alexandra anmmefss hoy.
Frank and Betty Surprise. bcy.
Myer and MAry swarm. gif1:
Arthur and Frances Tn0ll. boy. n
Ernest and Ellie Thomas, boy.
Richard and Catherine Trimmer. airi
Richard and Marie TydMes. eaxi.
Joseph and Isabelle vogei, G1fl.
Everett and Bettie WAl1aees Giri.
Wallace and M2ry Wood. fil
William and CeceiiA Woodfte4. boy.
Robert ard Barbara youn&s Strl
Jacob and r. june zieT, alri
Frederick snd Nah1e Alexander, xirl.
Louis and Eileen 0illianE boys
Sidney and Ethel Jones' gixis
John and Elsie Pryor, boz.
John and Cynthta Hphanspn, boy.
Wilson and Alma Smith. eirf
Atonzo and Bernice Templemans boy. Il
Henry and Una Thomas boz.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
H0MESTEADER x
 COMING NORTH IN
 jEEp;;HAS TRAILER

SEATTLE, July 21-tP- With Jeep and trailer piled high with supplies 10 homestead it. on a five-acre plot at Moose Pass, 50 miles south of Anchorage, Alaska, Rct ert Maokey, 24-year-old ex-GI photographer, plans to leave for the north
 T guess I've got everything I need, he said, looking over his load
 He went north last year with a companion, Glen Brewster, and worked as a warehouseman to save money for the venture He esti- mates that his equipment, includ- ing 3C-inch circular saw, an cil drum space heater, camp cook stove, a new Jeep with power take-off, cost about S2,710.
 He will build a temporary log cabin as his first work.
 I'm going to live up there - that's for sure" he said. Its a Photographers paradise. There's plenty of game, and lots of fish. ?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
LIONS COMMITTEES
 FOR YEAR NAMED

At the noon meeting of the Lions Club held today, President l Nilt Fulness announced the chair men and members of the clubs committees for the ensuing year ! Guest speaker at the luncheon was Robert Hooper, Assistant Manager of the Veterans Administration.
 He spoke on the progress that the VA has made in the terri tory in the past year, enumerat- ing the expansion and inaugura- ton of the services that the of flee performs for Alaskan vet erans. He stated that the great est advancement has been made in the field of medical services, and the VA now has contracts with 13 private hospitals and 33 phy- sicians.
 Musical selections were played by Buddy Hunter on the piano during the luncheon. The ReT. Robert Treat gave greetings to the club from the Seward chapter.
 Committee ehairmen for the en- suing years are; Attendance. Fred Henning; Constitution. Mike Mon aele; Convention, Art Hedges; Fiji nance, Harold Sverdrup; Lions Education Carl Hardin; Member ship, Don Foster; Program, Del bert Hanks; Publicity, Ted Lupro; Boys and Girls, Bill Futile; Citi- zenship and Patriotism, Pat Gil mere, Civic Improvement, John Hermle; Community Betterment, George Jorgenson; Education, Joe Werner; Health and Welfare, Glen Allen; Safety, John Mccormick; Sight Conservation and Blind, Frank Hermann; and Legislative, Frank Oliver
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
sToRL w.nurw5 PUNCTuRED

City Police arc Investigating the puncturing of two downtown store windows by air rifle shots. Two hcles have been discovered in the windows of the H. s. Graves Cloth ing Store and one in the Bon Marche Department Store.
 Preliminary reports revealed that auto drivers have been using sim liar weapons to shoot pigeons in the vicinity Identity of the person causing the holes has not yet been established.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
YES BUSINESS

The teaching staff of the coming Daily Vacation Bible School met Friday evening at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Peter J. Nickel Plans and preparations are in the making for better and bigger va cation school with qualified and ef- f,cient teachers. Daily session will be held from 9 am. to l2 noon, be- ginning August II to p.
 All parents and guardians in this vicinity are cordially invited to send their children, ages three years and un to high school, to the school.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
TAKEN TO TACOMA

Mrs. Arly L. Kress wa s scheduled to leave via PAA today for Tacoma, Wash, to face Q charge involving the alleged forg- cry of U. s. Treasury check She will be escorted by Miss Flossie Doolin, Chief Deputy U. s Marshal. Mrs, Kress was arrested in Juneau several weeks ago by the U. s. Marshaps office and signed a waiver of removal
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
LOCAL QUEEN AND
 PRINCESS ARRIVE
 AT SEATTLE cow.

SEATTLE, July 21--lR- Four Alaskans checked into Seattle over the weekend to attend the annual Souldough convention Thursday through Sunday with headquarters in the New Washington Hotel.
 They are Pat Carroll, the beard ed mayor of Skagway; W IL Chase, mayor of Cordova; and Queen Ce- ella Tbitodeau, and Princess Ann Thompson of the recent Fourth of July Festival in Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
STEW BREWED

An overflowing mulligan stew was the cause Of a Is fire alarm at 1915 am. today The Juneau Volunteer Fire Department found the stew brewing on the floor of an apartment in the White Build ing on Ferry Way. No damage was reported
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
PORTLAND PEOPLE HERE

Jean Kovaleski of Portland, Ore gon is registered at the Baranof Hotel Also at the hotel is c. H. Bevil Of Portland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
HERE FROM MINNESOTA

Anna M Buss of St. Paul, Minn. is registered at the Baranof Hotel. She arrived cn the Princess Louise on Saturday afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
CANNERYMAN HERE

Frank A. -Sntonel of the Icy Straits Salmon Company at Bel lingham is 9 guest of the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
BOY FOR BUCHOLTZ5

MT. and Mrs Iral Bucholtz were the parents of baby boy, born on Sunday afternoon in St. Ann's Hos pital The baby weighed pounds Is ounces at birtr MT Bucholtz is an employee of Sommers Con- struction Company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
CAA MEN HERE

Ralph E. Nelson and Larry C.. Courts with the CAA in Gustavus are stepping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
SPEPJfNrS LEAVE

Harry S-e ling, accompanied by his son, Davio,, and daughter Mary, left Juneau early this morning cn board the Fish and Wildlife Ser vice boat, Grizzly Bear, for Skag- way. to begin the first leg of their 3,o0G mile bicycle and train trip to Minneapolis via the Alaska High way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
sKAGWAY MAN HERE

Clifford Rogers Jr of Skagway is stopping at the Baranof llotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
EROM wHITEHORsE

Ron Armstrong and H. J. Bisson of Whitehcrse, Y. T. are stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
TEXAS PEOPLE HERE

Eere from Houston, Texas, are O. L. Harrington and Zelda Green. They are registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
WISCONSIN COUPLE HERE

MT. and Mrs. Joe Lynch of M!l- waukee, Wis, are registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
KETcHIKAN COUPLE HERE

MT. and Mrs. John Dyer of Ketchikan are stepping at the Gas tineau Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
FAIRBANKS FAMILY HERE

George Colette and family oi Fairbanks are stepping at the Bar anCf Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
HERE FROM MISSOURI

Bergie Smith of Kansas City, Mo, is registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
SITKA WOMAN HERE

Mrs. Robert R. Wheeler of Sitka is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
DOUGLAS
 NEWS

Mrs. Ed Johnson, former resident of Douglas visited with MT. and Mrs. Cockburn while the Princess beat was in port Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Mike Pusich and family left for Fairbanks today. The Pusichs intend to visit with MT. Pusich's sister.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
Notice Delinquent Taxes on ea Properly inc City Juneau
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21

Empire wair.-sos Tor results!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-21
HERE FROM SEWARD

Isabel Johnson Of Seward is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel
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Washington Grove
Mrs. Wcllace Muir
Gaithersburg 69-R

Mr.. and Mrs. David Norvell had
as their house guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Norvell who were returning
from Niagara Falls to their home
in Georgia.
Mrs. Walter Spilman, Jr. and
daughter, Dianna, are spending a
few weeks with Mrs. Spilman's
parents in Clear Water, Florida.
Mrs. Henry Koukal and her
three children have returned from
a summer in California.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Ber-
nard Greehberg entertained the
mothers who had taken an active
part in the Recreational program
for the Grove during the past
summer. Her guests were Mrs.
Gordon Pratt Baker, Mrs. Philip
Edwards, Mrs. Sydney Conner,
Mrs. Norman Healy, Miss Roberta
Meade, Miss Estelle Waters, Mrs.
Wilson Whetzel, Mrs. Laverne D.
Geiger, Mrs. Bernard Bent, and
Mrs. Wallace Muir.
On Friday evening, September
IL, at eight thirty o'clock the
Dramatics group from the Recre-
ational program will present a
Fantasy based on Cinderella, at
the Grove Auditorium. There will
be a silver offering to be used for
future Recreational Dramatic pro-
auctions.
On Friday evening, DR.. and
Mrs. Edward Hogan are entertain
ing party of twelve for buffet
supper. After supper the party
will attend the Olney theater to
see Edward Everett Horton in
"Springtime For Henry.
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POOLFSVILLE
Mrs. C. M. Upton
Dickerson
Phone PooleSvilLe 2115


Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. VanEmon
and small daughter, Bonnie, en-
joyed vacation in New York. Mr..
VanEmon and Bonnie returned
last week, but Mrs. VanEmon will
return later.
Judge Frank Douglas of Wash
ington enjoyed the weekend will,
his in-laws here - the Jack Ram
dies.
Miss Christine Nelson of Mime
sofa, one time elementary super
visor in the schools, has returned
for a visit. Mrs. Arthur Elgin en-
tertained at dinner for Miss Mel
son and guests included the teach
ers who had worked with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Weller have
a new baby girl.
Mrs. Oliver Beet is the guest OF
her niece, Mrs. William B. Ever
EFT III.
st. Peters Guild met with Mrs
w. A. Daniel on Monday afternoon
Miss Peggy Woodbury. Of Florida
is the guest of Mrs. Sam Talbert
in GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Laclsey and sor
and daughter of Los Angeles, have
been guests of their sister and
brother-in-law, DR.. and Mrs. By
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Mrs. James Schroeder
Gaithersburg
Phone 2S5-W

: The Gaithersburg Schools OPEN
ed on Wednesday with DIR. George
L. Osterwise principal. Maxwell E.
Burdette, who was principal for a
number of years, has been made a
Supervisor of High Schools III
Montgomery County. All who know
Mr.. Burdette are sorry to have him
leave the position he filled so ably,
but are happy with him over his
promotion.
DR.. Osterwise, who will make his
home in Rockville with his family,
has three children, Leah Jean,
Martha Louise, and Robert Lewis.
After graduating from Penn State
College, DR.. Osterwise completed
his Masters and Doctors degrees
at the University of Pittsburgh.
He received experience for his
present position by teaching six
years at Scottdale High School and
holding administrative positions at
Dunbar Boro and Dunbar Town
ship and in New Florence, Pa.
On Monday, September 15, the
Gaithersburg Parent-Teacher AS
ISOLATION will hold their first meet
ing of the fall, with Harry Kou-
kal, president, presiding. All mem
bers, parents of Gaithersburg
school children and friends are
welcome. 1t is hoped that everyone
will make it their duty to attend
and welcome all the teachers, for
whom reception will be held. The
meeting followed by the reception
will be held as usual in the school
gymnasium at s P. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Koukal of
Gle Elum, Washington, are visit
ing the latter's brother, Mr.. Harry
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Olney : BrOOkeville
Mrs. Norma II. RGpp
BrookeViHe
Ashton 2107

Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams of
POI Orchard St., Takoma Park,
who have recently adopted young
daughter, Barbara Jean, will cele-
brate their 18th wedding anniver-
sary on September II. Mrs. Will
liams is the former Miss Alice
Burriss of Olney.
Mrs. Margaret Todd, of Waynes-
boro, Pa, visited here the past
weekend with her brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John w,
Dillon.
Mrs. James Moore of Centreville
spent last week visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. ODER Daley.
Miss Mary Lou Howes spent last
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. STAN
ley Smallwood.
Miss Jean Bryan is i'll at home
with two infected ears and a strep
infected throat. Miss Barbara Dali
ley is recovering from "strep"
throat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton Boswell
have returned home from a motor
trip through New York and Cana
da. Their daughter Ellen stayed
home with her grandparents.
Miss Pat Wynn has returned
home after spending the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Fink in Brewster, N. Y.
She will resume her studies at
Sherwood.
Miss Marion Alvord of Wash
ington spent week recently with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Brown.
Mrs. Oscar Martin is improving
at Montgomery County General
Hospital after her recent operation
there. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B.
Wilkinson (nee Barbara Martin)
have sold their home to William
Miller. They plan to move to In
diana jim about two weeks.
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koukal. The westerners are on an
extensive motor trip, having come
here via the northern states and
are planning to return through the
south.
The wedding on Saturday of
Betty Jean King to James Wriley
Jacobs is bringing many out of
town visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Dodge and little son of Williams
port, Pa, arrived yesterday, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Studley of
Bass River, Mass, are arriving to-
day to spend the weekend with, Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Jacobs.
Miss Carrie Schriber was hostess
last Friday evening to the officers
of the Grand Chapter of Maryland,
0. E. S., and the officers of Pental-
pha Chapter alta delightful buffet
supper. The Grand Matron of
Maryland and her officers paid
their official visit to Pentalpha
Chapter following the supper. Mrs.
Jane Kinsey and William Stup Of
ficiated at the meeting.
G. w. Bell, Waters Chiswell and
Charles Jacobs are returning to-
day from an auto trip to New York
and Boston.
The faculty of Gaithersburg
school are giving a buffet supper
to the new teachers this evening at
the home of Mrs. Mary Ward.
Philathea Class of the Grace
Church held their regular monthly
meeting Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Norman Belt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Darby,
Jr., announce the birth of son on
Sunday, September z, at Columbia
Hospital in Washington. George
Walker, Jr.'s proud parents assure
US that he will become one of the
future athletes of the locality.
Mrs. Adelbert Jordon spent the
weekend with Mrs. Terril Moody.
Mrs. Moody is Mrs. Jordon's daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Codwise
have moved to the apartment on
Park Avenue recently vacated by
the Griffith family.
Rev. and Mrs. Herman Wilson
have returned with their family
from their summer home at the
Bay.
Mrs. James Haley of Richmond
spent the past weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar johnson.
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Ewell
have returned to the parsonage
from their vacations. Mrs. Ewell
spent short visit with her sister
in Baltimore while Mr.. iEwell was
on the Eastern Shore.
Mrs. Julia Morley is away on a
short vacation. IL i.
Mr.. F. B. Severance visited Mrs.
Oscar Fulks while Mrs. Severance
and daughter, Mrs. Porter, were
touring Southern Maryland and
Pennsylvania.
All pupils are urged to be present.
Ascension Chapel Sunday School
will reopen Sunday, September IA,
with a special service at $3.50 A. NJ.
Evening star., 1947-08-14
Bob's Anniversary

Robert Armstrong celebrated the
10th anniversary Of his motion
picture debut by signing with Para
mount to play a role in the Techni-
color comedy, "The Paleface," star
ring Bob Hope and Jane Russell
Twenty years ago, Armstrong started
his screen career by appearing in
Pathe's THE Main Event" and
since then has appeared in LOT pic
strong will play the role OF killer
and lieutenant of a gang smuggling
lures. In 1.-THE Paleface," Arm
guns to Indians,
Evening star., 1947-08-14
Hollywood
Continued From Page B-12.)

like showing up with q black eye
and telling people you ran into a
door,"
Meanwhile, Producer Director
Otto Preninger is shooting around"
Joan's nose.
X \ X
Film stars (as If you didn't know
are just plain people, subject to the
same ailments as their patrons. The
item that brings this to mind comes
from R-K-O, where there's been a
line in front of the studio hospital
every five days. Heading the STAN
dees are Loretta Young. william
Holden and Robert Mitchum, and
stretching out behind the stars are