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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-10
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man penlgItenS lange, ermiioenoe
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-10
Aua hrn. Erfprkrpis
ct. UturD'$ College, ct. OturDs,
Sans, / HoOelnber 1851. .
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Ole Slhtllng lelner Sluf5eibullngen
llno lelne5 literarilben No6lalies,
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ter lno tief imerliher, gan5 aus oen
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apoltolut be5 8eiipiels, Ser geleb-
rung our6 leine S6rifteu uno Der
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perofIentli6te 1926 cine erIte 2ebenss
belbrelbung oes Gerelpigten: Gin
Npoltcl 0es Inneren Sebens, p. @.
Gberlfpeiler, ST." (8erlag Seroer,
268 Seiten) lmo 1882 au6 Seile
lelner ~geiltli6en llnterlueiilngen"
unter oem Sitel: u@naoe uno Su-
igeno" (S6nell'lbe Gerlugsbubbano-
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ing nl6t peiter geforoert tperoen.
Sie giider uno 8rol6iiren, Die iiber
lein 2eben uno 8irfen beriften, linO
lett 1912 au5Derfauft uno lpuroell
nod ni6t nel altfgelegt. SsSn penigen
Sabren eri6ien als erltes pieoer oos
9topenenbiiblein Strobe @ottesliebe"
bon SAUL aeaerlpeiiel in pierter sluf-
loge ct. sWtibaels8erlag ST. Borg.
meper, 6ranffurt am Main, 5pei-
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miiben 9titenfoneregation in Srier
Ser biidoflide OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(oer erIte S6ritt our Selisipredung)
fir P. gberIdlpeiler eingeleitet iper-
oe. 0amit lit uns 5ugleiG oie Nuf.
gabe geltellt, Ben berborragenoen
@eiitesmann nod tpeiteren &reiien
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Rebafteur bcs ,@aiienfreunS'.
643 South Cbio Nuenue.
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ocrlelben pcrgrifien: Sos Shlpor5-
blattl". 3u baben iino nod: Sic
,3igellnerin", $500; Ser Sdritt
iiber Die Shmcue". $500; vESrr,
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$500. S1mtlihe Honanc peroen
portOirci perlonot. Dtun lenoe Be
lteIlung uno 8etrag on: Erol. 5. NJ.
Guebren, gOitor, ,Sbio &uilen
ircuno, CAB South Ohio 9lucnle,
Columbus 5, O., lmo nidt an oua
Eontifical College t>o'cpbinum,
&ortbington, 8.
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= Spt. g., Wo.

S6modc 2lngen fam man, ltlblt
lucnn lie lhOn ehuna m9egriffrn
lino, burh ridtige &lngcngpnmultit
fllricren. Is lit erltultnlih, lpic mtnig
Wenlden iibcrbuupt rid)tig ST utmcn
uerIteben. Sir gelpObnlih miro 10
geatlnet, 0ab sic 8elpcgungen nca
9rultforb5 lebr gcrin8e, Die 9ltulng
flab lit, 0a tiefcrca NltemhOblru ula
ju anltrengeno nCiltcna ucrnlic0cn
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limo rilr oaS &llngcngCmrbe lmo fiir
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legen bon logenannten rSnion Youl.
tees. 3u OieIeln 3wed mGblt man
oife 3lplebeln Gus, fobt iie 81 einen
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belize lno fobre oonlit fort, Bis Ser
%rante Grleidterung perlpiirt. 8ir
fcnnen Safe, no 2ellte IN Deniger
ais DierllnO5Dnn5i9 Stlnoen Dl,rd
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luorocn iinO. Iieles Vtittel bilit oud
lfncQ bel iraenoeincr GrfGltun9 in
NuIS lno 2lln9c, bel SeitenItehen
mo rbeumatil6en 2eioen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-10

ben bat. GaS Suoentum miro nad
Dem GatibIub 8ottes nid)t rnterge=
ben, neil es ais 3cuge oes sllten
Seltnments iortlcben nrlb bis gegen
oas gnbe Der 3eiten. Iann aber mer-
Ben lid sic Suoen befebrcn !lno Gbri=
Inls ais ibrcn Vteiiias uno SeilanO
onnebmen. GoB mir nod nid)t in Ben
leBten 3eiten lteben, lit i6on baraus
erllhtliN, oab bic Sllben nod feline
3eihcn BON 9cfcbrung in groBcrcr
3ubl gcgcbcn babcn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-11-10
Sram +. st., Nu.

gs gibt Elm Iebr einfades, biaiges
uno beiieres Wtittel, als aue Saut-
id0nerunasmittel, namli6 bie 81
trone (2emon. Ser Saft berielben
bat cine ba1tbleidenoe gisenldoft
uno miro bon alien NIT Sreuoen on.
geluanot peroen bie @egner oes Ser.
brennens ser Sallt bur6 Die Sonne
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Inter Sem au5bruf Ser etpige
Suoe" ober "abasberuS" perItebt
mon feline ipirflidbe Berion, Ionoern
cine alegoriide fSigur, unter Ser man
bas llnbuBfertige SSuoentum beI6ries
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-10-15

October IS. l05l-45
Evening star., 1951-04-28
By Katharine M. Brooks

The Italian Ambassador anc
Signora Tarchiani entertained al
dinner last evening in honor o.
the British Ambassador and Lady
Franks. Other guests included
the Turkish Ambassador ant
Mime. Erkin, Associate Justice ant
Mrs. Felix Frankfurter, the Un.
dersecretary of Defense and Mrs.
Robert A. Loyett, the Assistant
Secretary of State and Mrs
George C. McGhee, Gen. Enrique
Fratini, chief of the italian All
Force, and Mrs. Robert Low
Bacon. Members of the embassy
staff in the company we're tbs
Counselor and Signora Ortona
the Press Counselor and Signora
PareSce, the First Secretary anG
Signora Bounous, the Second Sec
retary, Signor Felice Catalano. the
Third Secretary. Signor Emilio
Bettini and Col. Rinaldino, a
newcomer to the staff.
Sonora de Penaherrera has so
far recovered from her recent
illness as to be hostess at dinner
last evening entertaining. with her
husband, the Ecuador Ambassa.
dor, in honor of the United States
Ambassador to Ecuador Paul c.
Daniels. Invited to dine with the
United States diplomat and his
wife were Assistant Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Edward G. Miller.
jr.. the Secretary General of the
Organization of American States
and Sonora de Lleras. the Special
Evening star., 1951-04-28
Beto Sigma Phi
Anniversary

The Goth anniversary of Bet2
Sigma Phi will be celebrated BY
the Washington, Silver Spring
Maryland, and Falls Church chap.
tiers at a luncheon to be held a
l pm. tomorrow at the Willard
Hotel.
The speaker at the luncheon
will be Mrs. Clyde Willis, interna.
tional representative of the so.
rority. Her subject will be "Youl
Tapestry" Mrs. Harold Burton
wife of the Supreme Court jus
tice. city sponsor of the group anc
international honorary member
will be an honor guest.
Miss Alice johnson will takt
over the duties of president o.
the Washington city council, sue.
ceeding Miss Mary Margaret Wal.
ker. The program will also in
clude the annual award of tht
achievement trophy to the out
standing Washington chapter c
the year.
Evening star., 1951-04-28
Society and Clubs.
ltolion ond Ecuador Embassy Dinners;
CocktoiIs ond Supper ELL CQlendor

Assistant to the Secretary OF State
and Mrs. William Pawley, the
Chief of Protocol and Mrs. John
Farr Simmons, the former United
States Ambassador to Ecuadci
and Mrs. William Dawson, Mrs
Olive Perkins. sister of Sonora de
Penaherrera. DR.. Eduardo Salazar
an executive director of the In
ternational Bank. and Sonora de
Salazar. and the Ecuador Minis
ter and Sonora de Moscoso.
The Indian Minister, Mr.. M. K
Kirpani. gave an early evening
party yesterday entertaining in
the home of the Ambassador on
Macomb street. His $50 or more
guests were invited from $50 to
$3.50 o'clock and included from
embassy row, the Mexican Am
bassador and Sonora de la Colina,
the Indonesian Ambassador and
Nine. Sastroamidjojo, the Yugo-
slav Ambassador and Nine. Popo-
vic, the Haitian Ambassador and
Nine. Laraque and the Burmese
Ambassador and Mrs. James Bar
rington.
Another early evening party
yesterday was that of the italian
Naval Attache and Signora de-
Flamini who gave the second of
two parties yesterday in their
home on Ashmead place. Their
guests included the Cuban Am
bassador and Sonora de Machado,
the Spanish Ambassador and
Sonora de Lequerica, and the Fin
niSh Minister and Nine. .Ilifila
Evening star., 1951-04-28
|BorkIeys,
|Leornords
Entertain

The Vice President and Mrs
Alben w. Barkley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert A. Learnard gave a
dance for young people last eve-
ming at the Burning Tree Country
Club. The reason for the party
was Miss Jane Hadley. younger
daughter of Mrs. Barkley, and
Miss Linda Learnard, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Learnard. Guests
numbered about 100 and were in
vited for 9 o'clock and during the
dancing fruit punch and cakes
were served.
Mrs. Barkley and Mr.. and Mrs
Learnard were present but the
Vice President was preparing to
take an early train this morning
for the West and did not join in
the festivity.
Both of the young ladies were
dressed in white organza, Miss
IHadley's frock embroidered in blue
and Miss Learnard's in white
Mrs. Barkley wore black lace and
Mrs. Learnad blue organza.
Evening star., 1951-04-28
ICounciI Will Honor
Mrs. Truman

Mrs. Truman will be guest OF
honor at the tea and garden
party to be given by the DEM
ocratic Women's National Council
at 4 pm. tomorrow at the home
of Mrs. Floyd l.. Cook, 2211 King
place NV.
Mrs. Helen McNulta is general
chairman of the event, assisted
by Mrs. Leslie Ruebush, Mrs
Woodrow Grim, Mrs. Byron N
Scott, Mrs. Jesse OFT, Mrs. Robert
Haggerty, Mrs. Stuart Womel-
dorph, Mrs. Florence Knowlan
Mrs. Walter H. Maloney, Mrs
Robert Nixon, Mrs. Cook. Mrs
Armand Dubois. Mrs. John N
Booth and Mrs. Agnes Purse.
Evening star., 1951-04-28
PROPOSALS

FoN fuBLfo sEESifaS BUiLbNas sERX.
1851 Sealed bids in duplicate for for
tunnel piping, etc. at the boiler
plant and ineinerator building at the
Na::onal Institutes of Health, Be
ARD TINE, ON MAY -. 1851. in
Room No. G-34l-B. General Services
Building, Washington, D. c.. and
then publicly opened in Room No.
oi,irad G,Ted d. TO tsa BID guarantee is re
tract exceeds $1,000, q. S. Standard
Will be used and performance and
payment bonds will be required.
Upon request one set Of Prebid
aGS sneeieaFotnw snd two set sets Of drawings
tractor interested in bidding on the
complete project. all of which must
be returned. Not. more then six
additional sniton sets Of drayines and
general contractors at a cnarge Of
$500 per set, which will Le refunded
for each set returned in coed con-
dit!on within IS days after the bids
are opened. Checks offered as pay-
ment must be made payable to the
olACl Vi tiC 1IcdSuIcT, v, .. UPON
request and in the discretion Of the
undersigned one set of drawings and
specifications will be furnished tc
builders exchanges, chambers OF
commerce and other similar organ.
iZations, with the understanding
that the set will be retained on Their
premises and made available for
inspection by any interested sub
contractor or material firm, Bid
ding material may be obtained al
Room No. 1904, General Service,
Building. 10th and F Streets, NV.
WaShington rs. D. c., Phone Ex.
eeutive 1900, Extension 1897. W
=. REYNOLDS, Commissioner O,
PUBLIC Buildings Service, Genera
ap2s.3o.my1.
Evening star., 1951-04-28
ap24.26.2S.3 30.my3.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON,
AuctiOneers.

iMPRov ED REAL ESAf6s ESTATE Io.
GATED 534S JAY STREET. NE.
WASHINGTON. D. C.
By corded Ftqf n ea 2f N as's ssis q e t5Hst
ct seq, one Of the land records Of Of
the District of Columbia. and al
the request of party secured there
by. the undersigned trustee will
ofter for sale by public auction. in
front OF premises. on FRIDAY. THE
FOURTH DAY OF MAY, 1851, AT
dese2i6ed S1pK propertS in the the pstret fo9Sps
Columbia. to-wit: Lot Eighteen t1S)
front on Jay Street BY depth Of
Lot Seventeen (17) In Bloel- Tv-c
(2), Section three go of the Sub.
division of "Burrville'' as per plat
recorded in Liber No. 1853 folio 19s
OF the Land Records of the District
Note: At the date hereof the above
the Books of the Assessor Of the
District Of Columbia for taxation
purposes as Lot IS and Part Of
Lot II in Square 5205.
Together with fixtures and persona
property Pro as more fully described il
TERMS OF SALE: One-third of tn.
purchase-money to be paid in cash
balance in equal monthly Install
ments. of one dollar Il 00) for eacf
One Hundred Dollars (S100.O0), in
cluding interest at five per cent PEE
annum rom day of sale, payabll
monthly. secured bv first deed O
trust upon property sold. or al
cash, at option of purchaser. A de
pot Of S500.d1 reaui~ed cf nur
chaser at sale. Examination OF title
conveyancing. recording and notaria
fees at cost of purchaser. Term
to be complied with within thirt,
days from day of sale, otherwis
trustees reee"vc the -irht to -er~l
prt perty at risk and cost of de
faulting purchaser. after Eve day
advertisement of such resale in som
newspaper published in Washington
D. c., or deposit may be forfeited
or without forfeiting deposit trus
tee may avail themselves of an,
regal or equitable rights against de
faulting purchaser.
THE WASHING GTON LOAN AM
TRUST COMPANY. BY: HERBERT
w. PR1MM, Vice President, Trustees
ap24.26.2smy1.S.
Evening star., 1951-04-28

JANITORS WANTED
SOUTH APIS., 64o4 p Lee MblYdLeFEE blYdi. FsIis
Church, Va. FA. 5h40-
Evening star., 1951-04-28
Pen Women Plan
Art Exhibit Tea

Art work entered in the 1851
annual contests of the District
League of American Pen Women
will be exhibited at a tea to be
given from 4 to 6 pm. tomorrow by
the art group at the branch studio.
Mrs. George w. Moore, presi-
dent OF the branch, will receive
the guests with Miss Clara Mand-
Ierschied, Mrs. Wesley K. Harris,
Mrs. Leroy Algmer MCGEE and
the exhibiting artists,
Evening star., 1951-04-28
Methodist Society
Sessions Here End

Delegates to the 10th annual
meeting of the Northeastern Jur-
isdiction of the Woman's Society
of Christian Service of the Meth
odist Church wound up their
Ifour-day session here yesterday
with a pledge of $1,100,270 for
the society's worldwide mission
program for the coming year.
The sum represented the total
amount of pledges of the 20 con-
ferences which sent delegates to
the meeting. The Baltimore Con-
ference. which includes the Dis
trict. pledged $4,000 of the total
Mrs. James K. Mawha of Ma
plewood, N. j., president of the
jurisdiction. conducted the meet
ing, which was held at the Mt
Vernon Place Methodist Church
Evening star., 1951-04-28
Justice Douglas
Honor Guest

Associate Justice and Mrs. Will
liam o. Douglas were the honor
guests at cocktail supper party
given last evening by Mr.. Clovis
McSoud at his apartment on Six
teenth street.
Among the guests were Mr.. Sam
'uel o. Clark, Mr.. Saul Haas Of
Yakima, Wash, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Hall. the counselor of the
Iraq and Nine. Rawi and Mr..
George Sadak Miss Rosemary
Curry, whose engagement to Mr..
McSoud was announced in Decem-
Der, acted as his hostess.
Evening star., 1951-04-28
'Arnitoges
Onored

The former Second Secretary OF
the United States Legation in
Berne, Switzerland and Mrs. John
Austin Armitage were the guests
in whose honor the latter's par
ents, the Director of Civil Require
ments and Mrs. Lewis Allen Weiss
entertained yesterday. The party
was given from 6 to 8 o'clock in
the apartment of the hosts in
Wardman Park Hotel and among
those attending the fete was Mrs.
Leighton Armitage of Greeneville,
Tenn, mother of Mr.. Armitage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armitage recently
returned from Berne and Mr..
Armitage has been assigned to
duty with the State Departments
international broadcasting divi-
sion with headquarters in New
York.
Evening star., 1951-04-28
HELP MEh

BULLDoZER OPERATOR and loader
operator; good pay, steady work.
Must have car. After 8 pm. Ma
nassas 14-F-3, J. LEE MURPHY,
sTfSREss. MHSaRElfse; counserman xa; experienced
ssssi aSsE ss51sRis sdsS AR''s Conn eAsvs
BUTCHER. SALESMAN, colored. BIG
BEAR MARKET. 1018 N. Capitol
BICYCLE BOY, colored; familiar with
grocery business and NV. section
Excellent salary to start. CALVERT
MARKET, 1852 Columbia rd. NV.
p4sPts.E apDy and On 5 isf Ms
c1RPENFERs, AR Fl niT finished work on only
Report to MR.. HAROLD WHITE.
S3o6 Winnett rd.' Chevy Chase
caAaFkIPIEsNsTERs aaFIIss = 1st-class mechag: :,
Somerset. Md. Dir: 3 blocks north
Of D. c. line on Wis. ave-, left at
c:RPENrERs t41. qualified, for
house construction. Start work Mon
CARPENTERS t2); layout and frsm.
ing mem good quality residential
: work in Alexandria, Va. OV. 6526.
CARPENTERS. 2. all-around me-
chanics to work in North Arling-
none others apply Call at job Mon.
day morning, $40 N. Harrison ST.,
or call ewes, CHI. 2979. 30
CARPENTERS = Rough and finish
hands; lob at 9th and Brandywine
sts. Sc; take Congress Heights bus
to lob; ALDRE, INC, LU. 4-0747
CAaMMPENJERS aM1 S,I1ESS,,,5 ~ kyENMooD GOLF
Sand Dorset ave. Bethesda. -2S
CARVER
For cafeteria. Top wages. Must be
fully experienced. None other need
apply: Call MI. $500. -28
CAR WASHER, handy around gaso-
line, station; good salary and good
working conditions. CONNORS
CAR WASHER-FoLISHER, sober and
reliable: newest wash equipment;
no nights or Sun. See Mr.. Kro-
bath, AMERICAN SERVICE CEN
TER $50 N. Glebe rd., Arl., Va.
CAR WASHER, experienced; D. C.
week: Apply JoHNNY's TExACo
SERVICE STATION, Goth and New
CAR WASHER AND PoL1sHER-
Permanent work for sober. reliable
man. 6-day week. Virginia permit
necessary. See MR.. KROBATH
5sN 5S5 ooG n: Glebe rd-. Arlington. Va
CASH REGISTER REPAIRMAN 70,
part-time work. HAcKERMAN SALES
CO. ME. 1919. -2g
Evening star., 1951-04-28
OFFICIAL NOTICES

OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia, Washington, D. C.
these revised Rules and Regula.
tions Governing Electric Wiring ano
Apparatus in the District of Co
lumbla are hereby made and pro.
mulgated; to be designated THE
1881 ELECTRICAL CODE, to b
effective on and after July l. 1851
ton, maintenance, and repair Of
all electric wiring and apparatus
within the District of Columbia
with. the exception of the power
plants or buildings, of incorporated
companies engaged in the produc-
tion and distribution of electric
current for public service or use
by. the United States, and public
buildings or premises officially un.
der the control of officers Of the
United States in their official capa.
city. That the Rules and Regula.
tionS Governing Electric Wirinl
and Apparatus in the District o.
Columbia, promulgated October l
May l, 1e49,, as amended, ar;
1851; Provided, however. the sale
rules and regulations promulgatec
May /, .1949, shall be considered
as remaining temporarily in effect
for the purpose of permitting thu
completion Of any electrical worh
to July l, 1851, but any permit
renewable and shall be taken W
by the applicant not later thar
thirty 600 days after the applicant
is given notice that such permit
IS ready for issuance by the District
In the event an applicant. after
the effective date of the. 1851 Elec.
trical Code, fails to take up such
ing notice from the District Of
Columbia so to- do, such permit
shall not thereafter be issued, ant
the said applicant shall be required
70 SUBMIT a new application, &C.
companted by plans drawn in con.
formlty with the requirements Of
IHE 1851 ELECTRICAL CODE
and ando regulations effective May i
in full force and effect with respect
to ofienses committed during the
effective period of such rules ant
regulations and with respect to thu
prosecution of such offenses
whether such prosecutions are com.
AiSIiCeu peiore or a1ter the afore'
not have the effect of extinguish.
ing or releasing any penalty O,
forfeiture incurred under the SAID
Rules and Regulations. That ppintet
copies of these rules and regula.
tons may be purchased at tht
Division of Printing and Publica.
tions. Municipal Center Building
Central Permit Bureau, Distric
Building. Washington 4. D. c
J. R. YOUNG, F. JOSEPH DONO
HUE: j. r. YOUNG, Commissioners
u :. APPS.
Evening star., 1951-04-28
Mrs. Goodwin
Honor Guest


Mrs. Truman was a guest al
the tea given yesterday Afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Clarence Nor.
ton Goodwin by the White House
Spanish Portuguese Study Group
The gay affair staged at the New
Zealand Embassy was attended
by about 100 women, representa-.
tives of official diplomatic anC
residential circles.
Lady Berendsen received with
Mrs. Goodwin and others assisting
in welcoming tine guests were
Sonora de la Colina, Senors
Amalia de Castillo Ledon. Mrs
John Fafr Simmons and Mrs
Homer Ferguson.
Evening star., 1951-04-28
BUILDERS ATTENTION
WARRANT

It is required by law from all Iraqi
Jews who left Iraq with 1raqi Pass
ports since the first day of January
194S, to return to Irau within q
April 27th. 1851. otherwise they will
be considered as If they left Iraq fol
good and they dropped their Iraqi
Citizenship after the cate set above
expires. II any person fails to dc
so, he will be subject to Law No
90 for 1851. For further in
ConsulateS.
EMBASSY OF IRAQ,
Washington, D. C.
Evening star., 1951-04-28
Unit to Elect

The Silver Spring Business and
professional Women's Club will
elect officers at a dinner meeting
to be held at $50 pm. Tuesday at
the Jesup Blair Community
House. The program will include
showing of films on South Amer
lica by Duke Klein.
Evening star., 1951-04-28
Hedricks Hosts

Representative and Mrs. E. H
Hedrick of West Virginia, who
make their Washington home al
the Mayf1ower Hotel, entertained
lat dinner last evening in their
apartment in honor of Mrs. Nancy
B. Marten of Belle, w. Va, who
lis leaving today to return home.