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Montana labor news., 1948-01-01
LEGAL NOTICES
SHERIFF'S SALE
hin W. KANE. Plaintiff

JoHN W. KANE. Plaintiff
JOSEPH NJ. MILLER. also now as
JnE MILLER. Defendant.
To he Sold Mt >hcriff's sale. on tho
9th day of January, Al. 1913, at . 30
O'Clock. PM. at the front door OF the
court House Of silver Bow County.
Montana, on West Granite. street, in
Bow, state Of Montana, the following
described real property. to-wit.
All Of the right. title, interest and
estate Of the above named defendant
in and To the following described real
property, namely.
South FIFTY e5o) feet Of Lot nnm-
bcred Twenty-Five t22p in BLOCK num-
bered Ten ln OF the Leggatt a
Poster addition to the city Of Butte.
Montana. according to the official
plat and Survey thereof, now ON file
and Of record in the office Of tho
County Clerk x Recorder of Silver
Bow County, Montana.
which said real property Is now stand
ing on the records Of said silver Row
County. Montana. in the name of JOE
MILLER and MONTANA MILLER
also.
The East Four 90 feet of the North
Ninety and five-tcnths ta0.5) feet Of
Lot numbered Twelve u2) IN all pf
the North Ninety and five tcnths
.au.5) feet Of Lot numbered Eleven
CID and the West Eight and one-half
Nia) feet OF the North Ninety and
five tenths ta0.5) feet Of Lot Mum
hered Ten tl0), all in Block numbered
Eleven CID OF KINGS ADDITION,
umbc one Cd ana Two co, on the
Hesperus Lode. according to the Off
cial plat and survey thereof on file
and of record in tn. office of the
County CLERK x Recorder Of Said
Silver Row County, Montana;
which said last above described rt1l
property is now standing on the rec
ords Of said silver Bow county. Mon
tana. in the name Of JOHN LDNEKICII.
Al MCLEOD, sheriff,
silver Bow County. Montana
BY W. /. pAiIING.
Deputy Sheriff,
Dated December 18th. Al, lst7
| lIlrSl nuhllnAIlnu l.D Is aIr-li
Montana labor news., 1948-01-01
NOTICE TO

Estate OF RUBY WILSON. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed. Administrator Of the estate OF
Ruby Wilson. deceased; to the creditors
OF and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first pub
LEGATION Of this notice to the said ad-
ministrator at Room Al OF the Hirbour
Block, corner Main and Broadway
Streets. Butte. Montana, the same being
the place for the transaction OF the
business Of said estate, in the County
or silver Bow, state OF Montana.
JOHN r. WILSON, Administrator
Of the Estate Of Ruby Wilson,
Deceased.
Dated Butte, Montana, his 18th day Of
December. 194T.
First publication Dec. IS, 1947-4t
Montana labor news., 1948-01-01
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO
state of WINIFRED CONNOLLY

Estate of WINIFRED CONNOLLY.
Decreased
Notice is hereby given BIS the under
signed, administrator Of the estate Of
Winifred Connolly. deceased. to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit them. with the necessary Noieh-
.rs. within foul months after the first
publication Of this motto. to the said
administrator at the office Of All G.
kreiner, FOL O'Kourke Estate Railding.
Butte, Montana. the sam. being tho
pl,c. for the transaction Of the bust
ncss Of said estate, IN the COUNT 81
silver Bow. state of Montana
EMMETT j. RILEY. administrator
of the Estate of Winifred Connolly.
deceased
December, 1917.
First publication Dec. Is. Eft
Montana labor news., 1948-01-01
Roster Of Anaconda Unions

Central Labor Council-Meets I'd and
4th Mon, A.O.H. Hall. John Mogus.
Pres: A.. L. Ferris. V.P.; c. Il. Ash
lock, Sec; K. j. Thomas. Treas: F. j.
DeLaHunt. Sgt.-at-Arms: A. E. Bar
nett. June Burke. Gene Mcbride.
Trustees.
Plumbers-J. A. Vanisko. pres: F. A.
Reardon. vv.p.: H. Z. S%chrapps. secy.:
p. o. Box 1877. Meets Second Tues
days at A. o. H.. Hall, 1880 pm.
Teamsters-Neets LIST and Sd Thursdays,
CArpenters' hall. downstairs-William
Goodman, pres: L. Lucier. vice pres:
Jack Anderson. sec.-treas.: H.. J. VII
leneaue. rec.-sec.: John Mogus. bus.
George Hess. J. Cordial. Fred Thomas.
trustees.
Montana labor news., 1948-01-01
DUPONT TRUST
UNDER Federal
INDICTMENT

Washington The r. I dupont de
NemourS Inc. long known for its in.
ternaiioual deals To keep prices NJ
and competition down in the chemical
field VAS on the receiving end of a
federal government anti trust suit.
december -. charging il with unlaw-
'nily monopolizing the cellophane in
da>iry in the United states.
by cartel ARRANGEMENTS with its
friends abroad. Attorney General Tom
clark SAID in announcing the civil
court action. dnront kept foreign com
Petition out OF this country. and also
restricted the production of its only
American competitor. During 1916.
o sales of cellophane products
here were ST. million, of which the du.
Points OF Delaware rot SO million.
All the government is asking. Clark
said. is that DUPONT sell N reason
able prices such of lis plants as may
be Necessary To permit others To ent
er the cellophane field. No mention
Was made Of action make DUPONT
change its relations With lis cartel
friends in Great Britain. France. Can.
ada and Germany.
For more complete information on
DUPONT cartel ARRANGEMENTS. as taken
from records OF War uyesiisating
committee of senate. 1911 f.. see out
of Your Pocket" by Darrell McConkey.
staff investigator for the committee.
Book a be obtained through Reynal
X Hitchcock. West 10th 81. New
York Is. \. y. at il per copy.
OF the li5 general care hospitals
IN MN Nnrl .itr ~. 49, ~ MI ut
Montana labor news., 1948-01-01
Roster OF Great Falls Unions

Cascade County Trades & Labor As
sembly-Meets Fri. Carpenters hall.
&. /. Steinmetz. Box 2073. pres: [. L.
PRICE v.p.: J. Evanko. Jr.. sec. Box
1893; K H. Rebal. treas: Leo Stew
art. John Dusak. Carl Holman. f. r..
Bergren and jerry Molen. e. b.: Herb
n. Brew sergeant-at-arms.
Great Falls Building & Construction
Trades Council-Robt. Sands. pres;
waiter DAVIDSON. v.p.: E. X. Britten.
sec.-treas.: L. Thompson, rgeant-
arms: Ralph McVey. Earl Talbot.
Stardahl. truestees
Montana labor news., 1948-01-01
Roster Of Billings Unions

Yellowstone County Trades & Labor
Assembly-Meets Fri. pm In the
Labor Temple. 2915 ne LIST ave. Pc.
Wilson, v.p.: r. L. Morhouse. sec
treas: Robert West. read. clerk:
John Newman, sergeant-at-arms; r.
E. Morhouse. bus agent Of Build
Ing Trades
Carpenters Local No. ll72 - Roy
Thompson pres: f. H. Helterbran.
rec. sec. Meets LIST and Sd Tuesdays.
Evening star., 1948-12-29
Take Nv Word for 1t
Fronk Colby

light conversation unless it is over
worked; but there is happy
medium between stilted speech and
slovenly speech.
The standard Of correctness In
America today. In both speech and
writing, permits an informality that
would have been severely criticized
before the turn of the century, But
informality itself may easily be
carried too far.
Moderation in speech, as in all
other things, is one of the virtues.
Or, as Shakespeare phrased It,:
You must acquire and beget a
temperance. that may give 1t
smoothness."
All of us should strive to avoid
stoplights of speech which switch
the attention from what is being
said to how it is being said. Stop
lights may be affectations, like
secretly" for secretary, "diction 'ry''
for dictionary, "See-OO-z'n" for
Susan, "Dee-OO-ee" for Dewey,
'Lee-OO-iss" for Lewis. etc.
stoplights may be illiterate pro-
nunciations, like "SKEH-j -joo-ull''
for schedule, "Worsh-indun" for
Washington. "sim-yoo-ler' for SIM
liar, "col-yum" for column.
How do you pronounce "a" when 1t il
used as a word in a sentence? Also do
you say AN historical event? Mr.:
Coibys leafiet C-12, explains the use Of
"a" and IAN" fully. For copy; send
&c in coin. and a stamped. self-addressed
envelope to him, care Of this paper. P. o.
Box %. Station g. New York 19, N. Y.
Evening star., 1948-12-29
Pet Speech Peeve of a Minister.

Pet Speech Peeve OF Minister.
The Rev. John j. McDonough, st
Margaret's Church, Pittsburgh
comes forward with a Pet Speech
Peeve that, I feel sure, will bring
him a lot of approving fan mail
He will also receive an autographed
copy Of my Handbook. He writes
IT do not know how general it
is, but in this neck of the woods
many people end practically every
sentence with a vague and dang
ling statement that leaves the lis
tener in utter Illustration. Here are
few examples: He was in fight
or something. His car hit a tree or
something. The team didn't score
or nothing. She's so friendly and
everything. I had my hair washed
and set and all. He works in
bank or something like that"
To which I should like to add
"He turned around and smiled at
me sort of. He's too egotistical
you know -what-I-mean. This year
she's studying French and stuff"
Such omnibus phrases not only
make one seem to be lacking suf-
ficient words with which to express
oneself, they also become a very
annoying habit that may actually
arouse prejudice, If not actual dis
like.
OF course I DO not recommend
that people go about talking like
books. I do not condemn slang In
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

PRIVATE PARIY WANTS BUICK. 40 q
eaEyKohRTs ca ysxsalRfS oE wASTED-1s4o NE to Ya47
moaels Sn vii pay p; high cash d prices BARNES
No sAhf fi1f MI n9GKs ciosed s.e 'ssn sand., r. nv"
HOLD IT JUST MINUTE, get highest
Esh ezss r. isst BsH oeso NO 20
TOE TOR CO. ny II Rhofe Island ave. NE.
WANTED. used cars, any year, any make
or model model for export; in, immsdiats s @ cash, M no
INC. 1871 Bladenshurg I'd. ne, Ii. $500.
"WIN WITH wINN"-More SIS for you1
car. No delay, Open am. to pm;
SP5r 2o4oss sanday s p rorda .S. 70 M E !sss
MORE Cash FOR YAUE CAR. new 9.
ssss P's T. s!sat sss' lsss 3ss ;as sna
Fa1k x III aosEs1 e sAiSsFSkA1sALs sisS on all make.
Il 1sss ST St. st. nV. sSsufsS aE " 900 HA''lAo
WILL PAY ALL. CASH for elean ears
essh or waiting sisa CAL aESE nGs II sEzi e.
IL 81 THF IL fReE tof sour ear
We are one Of the largest used car deal,
ses Us Tt zGs So al hf R5ee sa
ststen ssa st. NJ as sogs sogBo'i's B. & O. Freight
Cash FOR YOUR CARVE buy. We SELL
NoRTHEAsT TN MSo5ToR ca. rord Ssalerl.
s esoe Or so1 81 MINI s00eSs sSs ne s al
Bsnning rdl II; 400. no,.
Service. 1126 Goth st. NV. DI. DIAL.
PRIVATE PARTY. wants 1e47 or 194s
convertible. OW S153 20
CHEVROLET 0WNERS-12 cars needed
iimmediatsly; 1896 1e41 models; choice
MOTOR SALES, 1926 Conn. ave. NV,
WO. Q236. EN- 1854
BUICK OWNERS cars needed imme-
dately; 1A46-l947 super sedanettes: choice
merchandise accepted. CENTRAL MOTOR
SALES. 1926 Conn. ave. NV. Wo. 1886,
EN- 1854.
diately; i946-l947 sedans or club coupeS
choice merchandise accepted only. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR SALES. 1926 Conn. ave.
NV. WO. e236, EN- 1854.
PONTIAC OWNERS cars needed imme-
oiately, 1946-1947 Pontiac sedanettes;
choice merchandise accepted only. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR SALES. 1926 Conn. ave.
NV, WO a"36: EN-. a754s
STATION WAGON; late model; cash BOX
o6l-I, Sn7
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Govon m RrId0e By chores H. Goren

IT. In characteristic OF MANY
paayers, when they form an attacn-
rnent for their own 13 cards to olo
And rebid the very same values. IL
"a USUALLY observed in the case OF the
nlaver who has made takeout
double, because he likes his hano,
He forgets that he has ALREADY gwen
An adequate description OF us
strength, and that partner may
Rave little or nothing: and on ne
eoes in a death-defying manner.
The partner of doubler on the otner
hand. who is the player that snouio
riohtfully overbid, is frequently the
one who crawls into his smell
The bidding shown In the diagram
n very interesting and shows each
ade going to the limit OF its re.
sources. East, recognizing that ne mao
enormous trick taking power altel
his mariners double, refused TO give
Mn the fight. He realized there
vas a fair chance to make II tricks
With the best suit as truniPe'
Rather than pick the suit nlmseil nc
forced partner to do so by making
ts,e abnormal bid OF four no-trump'
Yor the benefit of the naive. perhaps
n should be pointed out that tnis
bid could not reasonably be con-
str1,ed as q Blackwood call, because
no suit has yet been named oy 1ne
AIDE using 1t. On the other hand, II
could hardly express a desire 70
plav at four no-triump, else East
would have a sound penalty double;
II is, therefore, the conventional
method Of forcing partner TO name
his best suit at the level OF nVe.
The five-club contract was oe-
feated 200 points, which was par
gain price to pay in exchange 1of
a vulnerable game in spades. Actu-
ally, this was bit Of a disappolnt-
ment to East. Partners double
while it is not subject to criticism,
was from East's standpoint not OF
the best. Note, that had West hao
the king Of diamonds instead OF the
king Of spades, the hand would nave
been spread for II tricks.
At the other table OF the team-of- :
four match in which this hand was
played, East refused to take action
over the four spade bid and South
was permitted to play that contract
On the surface 1t appears that the
hand must be set trick, but by
careful play declarer brought home
the contract.
Three rounds Of hearts, were lee
Evening star., 1948-12-29
Test Your Horse Sense
By Dr.. George W. Crone

Score one for a correct solution to
each Of the first five problems. The
last problem counts f1ve.
/. What part of the human anat-
omy is referred to in modern slang
as ones pan?
Mouth. Foot. Back. Face.
2. A tub of water in the basement
will help prevent freezing primarily
because 1t
Absorbs cold. Gives off moisture
Gives off heat. Lowers humidity.
3. Which one of the following Is
not the name of an apple?
Winesap. Transparent.
Kieffer. Rome Beauty.
4. One pound of which OF the fol-
lowing foods has the most calories;
Peanuts. White potatoes.
Carrots. Tomatoes.
5. An athlete who feinted woulc
probably be engaged in
Football. Chess.
Hockey. Boxing.
6. Here is a puzzler for mathe-
matics students. Take Ave points fol
solving 1t.
"A certain Arab died, leaving a
will which bequeathed his II fine
horses to his three sons. The eldest
boy was to receive exactly half OF
the herd, while the second son was
to get one-third and the youngest
boy was to inherit one-ninth Of the
horses. But when the boys tried tt
Evening star., 1948-12-29

declarer ruffing the third. The ace
of spades revealed the bad news,
after which declarer cashed the ace
of clubs and ruffed the jack. Now,
if West held exactly two diamonds,
the hand could be made, so declarer
cashed the ace and king of that suit
and gave West the lead with a
trump. Since he had no diamond to
return he was obliged to lead a club
or q heart, which enabled declarer
to discard the losing diamond from
dummy and ruff in the closed hand
(copyrisht, 194s, by Charles H. Goren.)
Evening star., 1948-12-29
ypkAGe&9F6
81 tos your ideas we print. Write
Jerry lancet co The Evening Star

divide the horses, they found they
would be compelled to cut up one OF
the horses into pieces to fulfill their
fathers will. So they consulted an
applied psychologist who showed
them how to fulfill the will without
killing a single horse. Besides, each
son got more than he had expected
too, so all three boys were quite
happy. How did the applied psy-
chologist do it?"
Score yourself as follows: o., poor
3-6, average; TO, superior; 9-10, very
superior.
Answars 10 Horse Sense In Column I.
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Answer to COLLUTORY.
Answers to Horse Sense.

1. Face Q. Gives OF heat. 3. Kleher:
4 Peanuts g. Boxing 6. The applied
psychoiosist simply borrowed horse, thus
krinsins the total number to Is: The nrst
son took half or 9; the second boy took
got his one-ninth, or ., making total Of
Il, 30 the applied psychologist then re-
burned the borrowed horse. leaving each
con With more tnsn he had counted on
4seeiytne.
Evening star., 1948-12-29
Word Game
Find % or more words In
DEPLORE,

meaning, ito lament; bewail." Av-
erage Is 27: time limit, Is minutes.
Rules of the same. Words must be of
four letters by the addition Of s" such as
bats" cats" are not used: ;. only one
form Of q word is used. 4. Proper names
are not used. list will be published
Evening star., 1948-12-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

PLYMOUTH 1e4s Special de luxe, r, and q
IRlcP a1s AqEe nx ssss sAaFs' 40 A''''ehuss''
PLY,MogrH ,oI ls45 low mil sun y5sSr Wsgih1!SI t941I
sS49s ssy1Ppssd co., IT, and y ave. A.. sx
PLYMOUTH 1899 de lure a-door; r. an,
ssssF Thu: SHi s's aoToRs SHe'Iy 5sS 5sfS'fs
ffTIsYiMaioUTH fTsi ls41; nf: good paint, economica
covers heater; pvt. owner; price ses5. C oov
PONTIAC 1s41 TORPEDO .6s" sedan
a auced ae" to nsh $3.50 'mGHh aes
PoNTiAc 1s47; is, 900 mi: radio. heater
'Das:hs ns~ $500 "eh e ao
PONTIAC .37 4-dr.: heater. covers; black
nh s stSp 4 $Haas Vetmont susT sT. HLL n1 MaEh
PONTIAC l947 2-dr., sedan; r.. h. and seat
f5;;5; ssi5 sSs eas s'! SP'
PONTIAC 1947 4-dr. sedan; r. and h.,
exeeptionaiis 0ae Clean ee 81 ,s75 % terms HoYIE
MOTOR SALES, 1345 Q st. NV. DU. $500
s.ss eoVers s1s no Scratches. seaan no spots this
= = '1sS; ax H4YLE b2 ssdT MOTOR SALES is4S @
81 best seaa ssr Funsta ana.r Sssd sed
Fos1Ge fsss Ge 15s RD asor isns ...n til. eosf
blue: has radio and heater: act quickly;
etSs ofDsMoB1LE S9S Co. iss asna s.
PONTIAC 1s4s convertible coupe; s-cylin-
!sal0 ssne6 scd sff Rll5s
&c. nesgAe 54ser 1919 81 500 sar Ho 81, sss ne o
di'on nsh s'f ike s0n nes $500 ca iGa
PONTIAC 1910 4-dr; de 1: luas: r; oaa and h;
heater. beau, orig blk: motor and ti5.s
like new: inventory spec. only $595.
GREENWAY. 5000 Minnesota ave. ne.
SoNTfAe 1870 de ,n. luxe sedan; Z. r.. radio
1sSs p9s. $500 M 5sss sassf .os
PONTIAC ls4l g" sedanette; r: and h.,
Side and out; pvt owner; sss5, terms.
PoNTiAc fb FAC iss7 ssSsf 2dr' Pm motor rebuilt mech
nsp ond DsE SIS 'eaR Ex nsas ssss Be- Efs D.
ton, Clean. black: $3.50. cali LU. o0So
PREFECT Enslish-built Ford; otlciars
car; very low mileage; tmmed d@eliyery; @
CO, 81 carroll ave. TAX. PE, Md, sH.
ssTTIUEDEBAKER sTIE 1870 Commander sedan;
sssH sTerdrivs EN- and ao6a b; owner good Es eSad
sIT;UDEBAKER 1899 Commander coupe
new engine. new tires, battery, front end; end
500, or best offer. Glebe 400, Ext, 262,
sTrDEBARER s7Fsf 1s4s Champion regal de
overdrive; beautiful black finish; $3.50.
GREEMWAY. DI . 1926 so
Gently TecOnditiOned; 1st 1925 taxes.
81 sT4u1EBAkER aEsa 1910 coupe: radio; good
condition; $3.50. Call sH. l145. .-e,l ~3l
radio; heater; s465; $3.50 down. 1910
ssTfhpEBARER f1h Fl fE 1s4s Champion 4.dr; r.
and h, overdrive., plastic seat covers; orig;
~ 1000 5GS E. mss 5 b.eTs:n psss sa51 and ea
TERRAPLANE. 1895 4-dr; fne mech
cond, runs. drives good, new brakes bat
WILLIS is ,fEP si5 s * tssn assn oE PAhhE m.ase
1fff1ins WffLYs eSna sTaT1oS S'I waGoS4Pa4s. En- En-
sne. tires and paint like new. Low
milsage; s1:525,, oy: 1870. DEALER se1d.
4uaS 4aesaay .vs pm rain NJ or shins as CATS csrs
| financed; terms to Is months. 100 11th
SrHE sIi IT,; oRIG." RH WASHINGTON AUTO sue;
| ton sale every FRIDAY night. 8 pm, s5l1
Colesville rd. Silver Spring, Md. sH. 440o
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AUTOMOBILES FOR sAtR,

sTERRETT MOTOR SERVICE, NC. 1872
East. west hwy, 81. 1900. Your friendly
west Washington offers these quality used
cars At considerable reductions.
Evening star., 1948-12-29
Points for Purents BY Edyth Thomas Wallace
Frankly torestalno thoughtsness much better tina"
Not This

Mother-I feel so hurt! Helen
hasn't spent a single evening Of her
vacation at home. 1t makes me feel
we've lost her and that she doesn't
love us any more.
Evening star., 1948-12-29
This /

Daughter-I'm so glad you wrote
before I left college and asked me
to save this evening for our own
family. I might have filled them
all before I realized it.
Evening star., 1948-12-29

Most cars with r and h. Liberal trade
and terms up TO / 3 months. All late model
cars guaranteed for 90 days or 1000 miles.
PEAKE MOTOR CO, De Soto-Plymouth
Dealer, used-car dept. 4433 Wis. ave-.
Evening star., 1948-12-29

Most OF these cars have radios and he,
ers and are guaranteed for 30 days Ma
other models to choose from. Open FRI
Evening star., 1948-08-30
IAHeen WmsL0W,
.C0n1dr. P0ueU
Entertained

Miss Aileen Devereux Winslow
will be In Washington through this
week and Saturday will join hcS
mother, Mrs. Lanier Winslow, al
Nutwood Farms, her home in Cleve-
land. Mrs. Winslow announced her
daughters engagement the middle
Of last week to Comdr. Bonney M
Powell and Miss Winslow is staying
with Miss Rosalind Rust in the
home of the latter's mother, Mrs
Pearsons Rust.
Miss Rust was hostess to a small
group of guests at dinner Saturday
evening for Miss Winslow and
Comdr. Powell, others including Miss
Mildred Winslow, sister of the BRIDE
elect, Miss Judith Clark. Mr.. Adrian
Moore, Mr.. James White and Mr.
Francis Anderson.
Miss Winslow will have her sister
as her maid of honor and Miss
Rust will be among the bridesmaids.
The wedding will take place in
Cleveland the end of October, al
though the day has not been set.
Evening star., 1948-08-30
Sorobtimist Clubs
Schedule Epents

I The Prince Georges County So
roptimist Club will act as hostess
at the fall conference of the South
Atlantic Region 10 be held in Ocean
City, Md, on October 9 and TO-
DR.. D. McGraW Lewis, new presi-
dent of the club, has appointed the
following committee chairmen for
the new year: Mrs Mildred L.
Anglin. convention committee: Mrs
Alice Moore, projects and civicS,;
Mrs Elizabeth Steeley. program and
social Mrs. Mabel Wilkinson. ways
and means; Mrs. Anglin, classical
ton and membership; Mrs. Helen
Richter, radio; Miss Philamon Nc
Coy, legislation; Mrs. Elizabeth
Goldsmith. international relations
and Mrs. Sara Wolloch, publicity.
Regular meetings of the club will
be resumed on September 7 and will
be held on the first and third Tues
days of each month.
The Soroptimist Club of Mont
gomery County will meet at 7 pm.
Wednesday at the Kenwood Country
Club Committee members for the
coming year will be announced.
Miss Dorothy Renwick is the new
president of the club. Other officers
will include Mrs. Lucille Yeager,
vice president; Miss Margaret Tier
ney, secretary; Mrs. Elizabeth Cis-
sell, treasurer; and Mrs. Susan
Blandy, corresponding secretary.
Evening star., 1948-08-30
Mrs. Wilkinson,
AdnznaL Moore
Married Here

Capital society was surprised yes
terday to hear of the marriage of
Mrs. Theodore S. Wilkinson and Ad-
miral Sir Henry Ruthven Moore of
the British Joint Services Mission.
In simply arranged wedding
Saturday morning before very few
close friends the widow of Vice Ad-
miral Wilkinson, U. S. N, Congress
sional Medal Of Honor winner and
a former chief of naval intelligence,
became the bride of the chief of the
British Naval Staff in the United
States. The ceremony took place
at 1890 o'clock in st. Johns Church
on Lafayette Square, the Rev. C.
Leslie Glenn officiating. The bridal
couple left Immediately afterward
on their wedding trip.
A native Washingtonian, Lady
Moore is the former Miss Catherine
Dorsey Harlow, daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Austin Har-
low of Hockey, Arlington, Va.
Her first marriage ended when
Admiral Wilkinson drowned in Feb
ruary, 1916, when an automobile in
which they were riding plunged off
a ferry into the Elizabeth River at
Norfolk, Va.
Admiral Wilkinson, veteran of
many amphibious operations in the
Pacific during the war, saved his
wife's life by pushing her out of the
car just before it plunged overheard.
Admiral Moore's first wife was the
former Miss Katherine Henley Joan
Gillespie. She died in 1945.
Previous to coming to Washing
ton in December of 1945 as head of
the Naval Staff of the British Joint
Services Mission here, Admiral
Moore was commander in chief of
the Home Fleet during the latter
part of the war. He is returning
shortly to the United Kingdom,
where he will take over his new
duties as commander in chief of
the More in November, residing at
the Admiralty House in Chatham,
England
Lady Moore has a son and two
daughters by her first marriage.
They are Theodore S. Wilkinson, jr.:
Mrs. George TAFT Hall and Mrs.
Ralph William Hunter.
Admiral Moore will leave for Eng
land on the Queen Elizabeth, sail
ing September 8. Lady Moore will
follow around the 23d of September.