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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10

no YOU REMEMBER some of the problems you had the
- last time you used your vacuum cleaner?
elbow you had to soop down. pick up carry from the
closet and assemble it
chow your cleaner caught scatter rugs carpets and
door sills-even though it might be small casters
how every time you moved from spot to another you
had to drag or carry your cleaner
..how you had to carry box full Of cleaning TOOLS too?
That's why put my cleaner big wheels
YOU TOLD NE YOUR PROBLEMS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10

But, now It's easier 70 dispose Of
the dust than ever before. There
are no clamps or bolts to undo.
You just flip up the top and
throw away the Speed Sax" dirt
container.
You get the most powerful
Lewyt ever bvilt, too its new
motor and famous No, 80 Carpet
Nozzle make your rugs brighter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10

You can place this new Lewyt in
the middle of the floor and let it
swivel as you clean around the
room. Then, when you move on to
the next room : you just 90! You
don't have to pick it up, drag it or
push it.
And notice, in the picture, how
the cleaning tools now ride on the
back. They're always there when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10

you need chasing back and forth They fit snugy
behind the cleaner where they can't scratch your furniture
IT'S ALL NEW
Of course this cleaner has many other big features
many Of them ideas resulting from my talks with thou
sands Of homemakers Naturally has dust bag to empty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10
(7He exciting inside story
behind one QfMe, biggest
! Uacuum cleaner imprvUement5
Of all time.

with fewer strokes And now for the first time, you get
Power Da you adjust the suction for wool rugs
cotton rugs, Grapes Or any other cleaning job
You store the Lewyt in 10"x12" closet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10

roll it from your closet ready to You don't have to put
tubes, hose and nozzle together each time you clean
It rolls everywhere you scatter rugs door stills
and from bare floors deep carpet It doesn't catch rugs
door stills and its big rubber tires scratch your floors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10

Everywhere I've travelled across
the United States I've talked with
you about your cleaning problems.
Your biggest complaint has been
the pushing, dragging and carrying
Of present day vacuum cleaning.
The new Lewyt on its big rub
ber-fired wheels ends all ff1isi
You Just take it by the hose and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-10

because Of its new, compact square
shape. It gives you quietness
And, for alergy-sufferers, theresa ZIg
filter system that cleans the air not NM
or twice, but five times. The
new Lewyt even has bult-in pine WYMaN Ie 1871
and chlorophyl deodorizef that MNWMNTWM .WM
automatically kills odors and MMONNNIA%a
freshens stale, smoky air.
With the new Lewyt you havea
complete home cleaning center at your ngerps comes
with all tools cleans rugs suctionsweeps bare floors and
walls does all your dustng cleans Venetian blinds and rad
ators brghtens dapes and upholstery deoths closets and
furniture, deodorzes and has dozens Of other uses
HOPE YOU'LL SEE n SOON
sincerely believe the Lewyt Big Wheels is the finest
cleaner your money buyin features quality
and in Of use.
Why don't you stop around and at your dealers The
few minutes you spend there may well you thousands
of hours in work, time and energy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
Subversiiye List
Order Denied
BY the Associated Press

The Subversive Activities
Control Board has dismissed a
petition by the Attorney Gen.
eral to require the Americs.a
Slav Congress to register as a
Communist front organization.
The boards action, by a 3-to-l
vote. was taken on grounds that
the organization was no longer
in existence and was dying be-
fore enactment of the Subver-
sive Activities Control Act in
1850.
The board also made public
yesterday an examiners recon-
mendation for dismissal of
registration requirements against
the Committee for a Democratic
Far Eastern Policy for the same
reason.
Dismissal of the petition
against the Slav Congress was
the first direct dismissal order
by the board in its consideration
Of IA related cases filed by the
Attorney General in April, 1858
The board previously had dis
missed a registration petition af-
fecting the International Work
ers Order at the specific direc-
ton Of the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals.
In its only other action on
the rest of the IA cases filed
by the Attorney General. the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
I rain Deroilment Spices
Amateur Roilmen's Trip

What was described by police
as a broken switch added an
extra thrill for more than 800
amateur railroad fans who made
a scenic excursion through d
part Of Maryland and Virginia
yesterday.
Two locomotives and 10 empty
coaches hit the switch near
Rosslyn. Va. q few minutes be-
fore they were to pick up the
passengers. The engines. one q
Diesel and the other steam. and
one of the coaches left the
track.
Railroad officials were quick
to, meet the emergency. Loading
the excursionists into buses.
they drove them near the scene
of the wreck for a closeup view.
BY $40 an. only 40 minutes
late, the happy throng was
aboard the remaining nine
coaches and two replacement en-
gines were hooked up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
Air Pump SimpIifies
Vacuum Mukinq

NEW YORK-The vacuum in
x-ray and television picture
tubes is as high as one billionth
of normal atmosphere pressure.
Getting rid of enough gases to
achieve such a vacuum is ordi-
narily a somewhat complicated
process.
But a new method has been
devised in which a simplified air
pump does the job by using car
bon plates as a sort of molecular
blotting paper.
A high-voltage circuit causes
an electrical discharge, positive
and negative charges of cleo
tricity break up the gas atoms
into molecular fragments called
ions, and these are attracted to
carbon plates in the pump and
are driven into these plates cleo
trically and held there. reducing
gas pressure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18

board has ordered the regis
tration Of the Labor Youth
League as q Communist front.
An examiners recommendation
is pending recommending the
same order in the case Of the
Jefferson School Of Social Sci
ence.
Cases still being heard in
volve the Abraham Lincoln
Brigade, the Civil Rights Con-
gress and the National Council
of American-Soviet Friendship
Awaiting hearing are registra-
ton actions directed at the Joint
Anti Fascist Refugee Commit
tee, the American Committee for
Protection of the Foreign Born,
Council on African Affairs, Inc.
United May Day Committee,
Washington Pension Union and
the California Labor School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18

wait, there until the emergency
vehicle has passed.
The motorist shown here
should have pulled over and
waited, instead of heading into
the intersection.
Pedestrian regulations require
those on foot to proceed to the
nearest point of safety" This
means they should clear the
street and get up on the side
walk.
Authorized emergency vehicles
have certain restrictions, too.
They may exceed the speed lin
it, but not SO as to "endanger
life or property"
They may go through a red
light or stop sign, ''but only after
slowing down as may be neces-
sary for safe operation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18

Members Of the National Rail-
way Historical Society. the group
decided the wreck was the most
interesting part Of the tour.
They had enjoyed swapping pic
lures and discussing the clearing
processes with trainmen.
Railroad officials were at q
loss to explain what happened
to the switch in the rear Of q
building supply company. near
North Moore street and Arling-
ton Ridge road.
They said all the switches
along the route had been ex-
amined a few hours before the
scheduled departure.
The train trip included Pope S
Greek. Md; Bowie and La
Plata. It ended on schedule at
S pm. with Union Station the
terminal this time. The passen
gers were returned to Rosslyn
by bus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
When You Hear d Siren,
Pull Over and Stay Put
1T DOES HAPPEN HERE

Traffic Director George E.
Keneipp ,oill present his weekly
"Trd6ic Directors Mailbag"
program at GAS o'clock to-
night oDer VITALITY. The
show uiu include a discussion
of traffic situations like the
one pictured here.
When you hear a siren, get out
of the way.
District regulations don't leave
it to the motorist or pedestrian
to try and guess what route a
fast-moving ambulance or fire
engine will take. Regulations
specify that at the sound of a
siren, motorists must pull as
close to the curb as possible,
clear of any intersection. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18

to Scotland as a pilot in World
War II, is 81, stands 6 feet 2
inches. The lady he seeks can
be rich or poor but must not be
over As years of age, tall and
slim and able to drive a car. He
will pay all her travelling ex-
penses to Southwest Africa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18

OUTSTANDING RECORDINGS OF 1855
BEETHOVEN: Symphony No. /, Len
ore Overture No. 3: Austrian SYM
phony Orchestra, Conductor x,
Rise u
CHOPIN: 4 Scherzi; Jorge Bolet,
Pianist -..---- R-l6i q
PUCCINI: Tlrandot Complete Opera,
3 records With. $685.; Norman Scott;
@. Grob- Prandl; Orch. and Chorus
Of Teatro La Fenice-Venezia,
R-l693 q
CARLOS MoNTOYA. Guitarist; JOSE
MORENO, Flamenco Singer: Span
ish Gypsy Airs and Rhythms,
R-l7I q
OFFENBACH: Gate Parisienne; R1AS
symphony Orchestra, Manuel Rosen-
thai, Conductor RITZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
.TV Producer Robbed

NEW YORK, April 18 (R.--
The apartment Of Television
Producer Himan Brown was
robbed of some $4,000 worth of
furs and jewelry during week.
end absence. police reported last
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
FIRST RECORDING

DEBUSSY: II Preludes R-5o q
MOZART: Requiem, records,
R-ssI7 q
Songs OF Spanish Provinces R-l39 II
FLAMENCO Carlos Montoya. Guitar
list with Lydia Ibarrondo, Mezzos
Soprano s--------R-l34 q
VOODOO RHYTHMS,
Envy de Pradines -------R.lS1 q
ALEC TEMPLETON Pianist; I'm
provisations on Offenbach and
j. Strauss - R-l5S q
DEBUSSY: La Bottle A Joujoux: RIAS
Symphony Orchestra, Jonel Perlea.
Cond. . Rise q
TcHAIKovsKY: Swan Lake; Saint
Saens, Carnival Of Animals; RIAS
Symphony Orchestra, Jonel Perlea,
Cond. - :. $3.50 = R-l6o q
EDWARD KILENYI, Pianist; List
Concerto No. in e Flat;
Todtentanz; RIAS Symphony
orchestra ------ R.I66
HELS1NKI UNIVERSITY CHORUS
SONG RECTAL: Sibelius; Finlandia;
Palestrina; Sanctus, etc. R-i67 q
DvoRAK: symphony No. 4 in g
Major, Op. SO: Cincinnati Symphony
Orchestra, Thor Johnson,
Conductor ------- -.----R-t6S q
BEST SELLERS
WARD: Symphony No. 8; Stein: Three
phony Orchestra, Thor johnson,
ENE@HNN kr.1n n -
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so
Hear these famous artists

Hear these famous artists
Bella BartoE, Carlos Montoyd, Ed
,0ard Kaenyi, Simon BGrere, Astrid
Varaay, Kurt Baum, Hide Gueden,
Emanuel Rosenthal, Alec Temple
ton, George Sebastian, Thor Jensen.
Fritz Busch, Albert Spdlding, Nor
man Lockwood, Kurt Woes, Dantsd
Illitsch. Rias and Cincinnati Sym
phony Orchestra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
Captain From Africu
Seeks Scottish Wife

A man who terms himself a
captain from Southwest Africa"
has asked the mayor of Ayr,
Scotland. to find him a wife. He
wants an Ayrshire wife because
the lassies there are bonnie.
The captain, who says he flew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
Newsprint Drops

NEW YoRK-The estimated
newsprint consumption Of the
United States last year was g.
082. 900 TOMS. 900 tons under
the 1853 all-time record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
OUTSTANDING RECORDINGS OF 1858

BERLIoz: Symphony Fantastique:
RIAS Symphony Orchestra. George
Sebastian, Conductor - R-i76 RI
RIAS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRAL
Wagnerian Overtures: Lohengrin
Meistersinger, etc. --- RIFT r.
SCHUMANN: symphony No.
Spring; RIAS Symphony Orches-
ira. Otto Metzerath, Conductor,
GERSHWIN: Concerto in F. Alec
Templeton, Pianist: Cincinnati Synrs
phony Orchestra, Thor johnson.
Conductor R-Is4 n
TCHAIKovsKY: Symphony No.
Little Russian; Cincinnati SYM
phony Orchestra, Thor johnson,
conductor --.--- R-lS7 q
INsPIRATioNAL MUSIC
REQUIEM tMOZART) q records:
Hide Gueden, Soprano; Julius Pat
Yak. Tenor; The Salzburg Dome
Choir and Mozarteum Orchestra,
REQUIEM VERDI Complete 3 rec.
ords) Ratko Delorco, Tenor; Rosette
Anday, Contralto; The Austrian
Symphony Orchestra and Chorus,
R-i0S/zD
BIZET: L'Arlesienne Suite No. +:
Merry Wives R-I2e m
BORODIN: Prince Igor Overture and
Dances and MOUSSORGSKY Bald
Mt; RIMSKY-KORSAKOFF Capr.
ESP. R-i3o q
MUSIC TO RELAX BY
RIMsKY-KoRsAKoFF: SC he h era
zade R-Il0
MENDELSSoHN: Midsummer Nights
Dream R-67 n
GRIEG: Peer Gynt; RIMSKY-KOR-
SAKOFF: Cog dor R-6S m
STRAUSS: viennese Waltzes R-o7 n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
Roll Stctisties

cAPETowN. South Africa
The number Of passengers car
ried in 1854 by the South Afri-
can Railways totaled as. 039. 245.
a gain Of 6.2s5.77l over 1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-18
Bed On, wv heels

In 864, George PulInon built the first sleeping
cor Just six years before John P Aenew had
storted in the fuel business. Every since, the
name Of Aenew has stood for highest quolity
fuels and dependable service. Isn't ii about
time you inquired about our Complete Oil Heot
Budget Pon2 1t con mean an end TO these high
nid-winter fuel bills 1t spreads you payments
even-ond LlGHTLY-over ten months 1t
includes, if you wish it, your burner service
charges, too For complete details, phone John
P. Aonew 6 Co., Inc, Fuel Merchants Since
1858, NAtiono 8-3O58.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18
TWIN CITY FISK CLUB
MEETS AT HAlliE O.

The Twin City Fisk Club held
its regular monthly meeting on
Saturday, November IL at 4 p. M.
at the Halle Q. Brown Commun-
ity House
The following proposals were
submitted to the club and placed
on the agenda for the next meet
ing to be held on Saturday. De-
cember 3 at 4 p, m, at the Halle
Q. Brown Community House: a
dinner dance to be held during the
holiday season and the possibility
OF obtaining club house, Mem
bers are requested to attend the
next meeting to act upon these
proposals,
President OF the Twin City Fisk
Club is Cornelius Tucker and sec
rotary Is Mrs, Betty Robinson.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18

EVERY LITTLE GIRL likes 20
be q dainty doll. She learns her
first fashion lesson, the impor.
lance OF neatness. from mother.
Blouses that continually alp
out OF the skirt top irk any fas-
tidious Miss, big or little. Moth.
er can solve this problem with
q unique closure which anchors
the blouse 10 the skirt. and per-
mits little sister 10 pursue the
energetic interests OF the lolli-
pop set and still remain small
fry fashion-plat
Talon's new "Slide-Ft- clos
ure is adjustable. so that Il can
grow with your little girl. Stitch
the track Of this device onto
the side seam Of her blouse,
with the lead-in at the lower
end. Sew the slider onto the top
OF the skirt. To adjust to At
raise the tab OF the closure and
thread the slider onto the lead
In. Then let the slider travel
along the track on the blouse.
Lock the slider in place by
the tab fat. (ANS) B
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18

but few knew of his ability as a
writer for the stage as well as a
composer of music and lyrics.
The first night audience chuckl-
ed, laughed and guffawed as the
cast Of Is gave its version of what
goes on at down-at-the-heels
theatrical hotel. operated by Flora
(Flo) a former queen of the silent
movie days. Flo, the meaty char
acter part played expertly by
Audrey Jones, gets our nod for
the best performance with others
following her closely.
Kathryn Chivers, as a fading
burlesque queen, getting older and
completely dissatisfied with 1t all
gave a satisfactory performance
OF a difficult role.
Bert Wade. who handles his
lines like an old-time trouper. aid
ed to the hilarity of the evening
with a smooth characterization of
Brick" Stevenson. the irresistible
old wolf who SHARED career
seeking women by promising them
stardom and signing them up to
long-term contracts.
Wade's rendition OF Let Me
Take You Away" sung to a stage
struck girl, played by RosaHnd
Sims, was a scream.
Don Battles. who played one
lead did a fair job with the rather
difficult part Of stage producer
who was stranded at the hotel by
a plane breakdown and later by a
measles quarantine.
The plays hero, Frederick Car
rington ~. portrayed by Bill
Fraction, did very well in the
opening scenes but begged down in
the unbelievable musical comedy
ending. We understand Fraction
took the part with only short no
tice.
After one got over the shock of
having a realistic play, with real
istic every day language. being
given by Wheatley players in the
settlement house auditorium, one
settled back to enjoy some very
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18

promising performances and ex-
cellent entertainment.
The entire action took place in
the hotel. Flo's place is filled with
show people who never quite got
that big break"
The roomers include snake
charmer who keeps the reptile In
his room, a juggler, a reigning
burlesque' queen. two stage-struck
girls hoping for break. an &C
robat, a rich young man who Is
stage-struck and his wealthy
mother who wants to pamper him
and protect him from the world; a
comedy bell boy who u driven al
most nuts by the zany actions
Of the play-actors.
Added to this is a stage pro-
Queer who, stranded accidently In
the hotel finds the whole hotel
full OF actors using various strate-
gems to get a part in his new
production.
The Cast
Frederick Darlington ~ Bill
Fraction
Flora Audrey Jones
Snake Charmer Rosalind Sims
Acrobat Bev Roland
Theima Wilson Katherin Chivers
Bell Boy Louis Whitlock
Brick Stevenson Bert Wade
Peggy Carroll. Emma Jean Battles
Juggler William Hill
Mrs. Darlington Millicent Wheeler
Paul Clellan Don Battles
Girl Rosalind Sims
Man From Health Dept. Henry
Thomas
What this correspondent was
struck by more than anything else
was the Hrtuosity Of Chamblee
who not only wrote the dialogue,
the music and lyrics for the songs,
directed the play, played the piano
accompaniment for the singers
and handled an unprogrammed
walk-on part.
The four songs in the play were
the theme song. Front Boy" and
Don't Tell Me That You Love
Me" and Let Me Take You
Away" and sitting Around In
The Evening"
The backstage crew which did a
nice job with the scenery and
properties were Beverly Roland,
lights and sound, Audrey Jones;
don't see how she had tmeJ and
Greg Taylor properties; and Greg
Taylor, technical adviser.
On the management side, Kath-
ChitterIing Dinner. Mr. and Mrs.
Club. Saturday, Nov 10, ~ noon,
until. 652 IgIehart. Deliveries -
ca. 7-5229.-Adyt.
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FROM TODDLING STAGE no

FROM TODDLING STAGE TO
daring frontiersman, juniors
growth means gradual length
cning OF overall straps, which
entails frequent "let downs" of
strap buttons. Now mother can
eliminate the trouble OF max
ing adjustments. by attaching
"Slide-Fit" --- the adjustable
Talon closure - to garments
from the start. Talon's unique
closure is Sclf-adjusting. Simply
zip "Slide-Fit" to the right
length. Tabs lock fiat and stay
put. in defiance OF small frys'
atomic activities.
Application Of "Siide-Fit" La
easy to manipulate. Stitch the
track OF fastener to strap of
overalls, with the lead-in at
lower end. Sew slider onto top
OF coveralls or overalls. To adj
Just to desired length, raise tab
OF each closure and thread slider
along track until you have the
right length, Finally. press the
tab fiat TO lock the sliders in
place. (ANS)
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18

club held its business meeting at
the home OF Mr., and Mrs. Lewis
Seaton. s9l2 Clinton Av. ON Sat
urday, November IL, at $50 p. m,
Plans were completed for the
clubs Thanksgiving dinner After
the business session, members hon
ored Mrs. Fannie Hayes with a
baby shower, She was the rccip-
lent Of many beautiful gifts for
her young son, Lawrence Anthony
Claimants Hold Meeting; The
Charmant Social club met We'd
nesday. November .. at the home
OF Mrs. Georgia Mae vernado. T24
Fremont Av, ~ Final plans were
completed for the clubs dinner
which was held Saturday, Novem-
Der II. at the home OF the presi-
dent, Mrs. Shirley Shelton, 1883
Fourth Av, s,
Dcs Molnes Visitor; Mrs, Evelyn
Patten OF Des Moines, Ia, spent
the past weekend in the city Wis
iting her sister-in-iaw and brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Ewing OF Ex-
celsior. Mrs. Patten also is cou-
sin OF Hobart T. Mitchell OF 1912
Elliot Av.
st. Agnes Guild; Mrs, Percy
Hughes. Jr., 1850 Fifth Av. s.. was
hostess 10 the st. Agnes Guild OF
81, Thomas Episcopal church on
Wednesday evening. November 10,
Plans were completed for bazaar
to be held Saturday and Sunday,
November 1910.
Enlists; Private nc Robert
Patterson, son OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Jesse Patterson, 704 Fremont Av
N, left Monday, November II. for
TT. Leonard Wood, Mo. Private
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WILL DIVIDE $3.50, 900 ESTATE
or FORMER SCRUB WOMAN

Chicago amp The estate
of Mrs. Mary Worthan Newly
estimated at more than $4,000
will be sold at auction and divided
II ways Mrs. Newly. who died
last July. started out ms a scrub
woman.
Among the items which will go
on the block are rare clocks, fur
niture, oriental rugs, lamps. Eng
lish china. and "A Chinese teakwood
bedroom suite once owned by
Lana Turner.
Real estate holdings include
three apartment buildings, valued
at more than 100000.
Robinson Newly, former JAM
tor and husband of Mrs. Newly,
will receive IS per cent OF the es-
tate. The remainder will go TO -
nieces and nephews
Mrs, Newly. in her will left the
entire estate TO her husband.
whom she married In January.
1854. The will was set aside after
II was ruled that she was incom-
petent at the time II was made.
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Patterson has been in the Nation
al Guard Medical battalion for the
past thirteen months. He has now
enlisted for five years and has
signed up for overseas duty after
processing at Fl. Leonard Wood.
shower; Miss Jacqueline @.
Watson. 47i3 Girard Av, NJ
Bnde-elect was honored guest at
a htnchean and showed given by
the staff OF the North Branch Pub
lie Library where she is employed
az p m. Saturday, November IL.
The luncheon was held at the
home Of Miss Verlce Gerkin, 4i31
Abbott Az, fellow worker OF
Miss Watson, The honoree was
the recipient OF a lovely gift from
the group.
Engagement Announced: Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Barnes. IFS Fl.
seth St. have announced the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Bar
bara Jeanette TO Norman Cohron
westberry. son OF Mrs. Opal West
berry. 25l7 Clinton Az. The we'd
ding viii take place on December
% at Holsey Memorial CME
Church.
sad News; Robert Chambers,
Monday, November IA, OF the
passing OF his grandfather, Eugene
Graves of Kansas City, Kans., who
i44o Fifth Av s.. received word
died at his home. Mr.. and Mrs,
Chambers left by motor Tuesday,
November Is, TO attend his funeral
which was held Thursday. Novem-
Der ls, In Kansas City.