davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03

feccion cronica o aguda, enfer.
medal metabolica, como la dia.
betes, etc. La enuresis mccain
ca puede resultar de cualquier
anormalidad en- ell desarrollo
del trayecto urinario que pro.
duce obstruction, estancamien.
to o irritabilidad regional GRO
MICA.
I'm examen urologico minucioso
que incluye rayos x del trayec-
to renal, puede eliminar enfer-
medades medicas y organizes
que permiten una. soluci6n ra.
cional del problema entire los
padres y Ell nino sin sentirse
culpable de negligencia.
PREGUNTA: iCual es la edad
promedio en- que principal la
menopausia? Mucoas mujeres
sienten sintomas de la memo
pausia a la edad de 80 amos?
RESPUESTA: La edad pro.
medic del principle de la me-
nopausia es ~aproximadamente
At amos. Ell Is por ciento de
las mujeres, sin embargo, lie
gan a la menopausia entire los
As y AZ amos, mientras otro
Is por ciento no la padecen has
ia despues de los so amos de
edad.
Por regla general, las mule
res que no empiezan a mems
truar. hasta cerca de los 20 amos
tienden a tener la menopau'
STA mas temprano que las que
empiezan a menstruar entire los
II y Is amos de edad.
Los sintomas de la menopa.
sic son rnuy raros a la edad de
80 amos, y rara vez antics de los
40. Muchos sintomas de los so
y principles de los 40 son atri.
buidos equivocadamente a Ia
menopausia.
PREGUNTA: les perjudicial
la preston baja?
RESPUESTA: No. es real.
mente una condicf6n deseable,
solo que sea extremadamente
baja debido a choque o herida
81 este es el case, entonces So
puede rornalizar rapidamente
por medic de la administrator
de sangre y otros rnedios.
(Cortesia de Dade County Ne
deal Aksoeiatisnl.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03
Las Brujas de Shakespeare
Y Ia Ciencia hoderna
Per OSCAR H. RoMAeUERA

"Ahi va de nocturno murcie-
lago lana, lengua de sabueso,
dardo ode escorpion, ojo de la,
garto, musculo de rama, ala de
lechuza, de aspid aguii6n."
Estes ingredientes exoticos
y malsanos que preparaban las
tres brujas en- la obra de Sakes.
peare Macbeth" son I'm elem.
plo de las cosas que han sido
usadas a traves de la historic
por los hechiceros, exorcistas
y otros que practicaban ell arte
de curar, individuos precurso-
res de la ciencia medics moder-
ma.
Y parece fatastico, a la luz
de los conocimientos actuales,
Ell imaginar que los unguentos
= pociones compuestas con ia
les ingredientes hayan podido
ayudar en- la cura de los enter,
mos y los heridos. Sin embar-
go, es muy possible que los re-
medios de los antiques hechice-
ros Sc basaran en- efectos me-
dicos de valor que Sc observa-
ban aunque no Sc entendian.
En- fecha reciente, por elem
plo, los medicos han comenza.
do a descubrir ell uso eficaz de
una substantial quimica como
cida con el nombre de hialuro-
nidasa, que Sc encuentra en- ma
terias como ell veneno de las
serpientes y las aranas, en- ell
globo del oio del ganado vacu-
no, la saliva de las sanguijuelas
y las glandulas sexuales de los
toros -fuentes muy semejan-
ties a los brebaies preparados
por las brujas de Macbeth.
Ell cuerpo humane, como to-
das las materias vivientes, es-
ia tornado por millones de &C.
lulas infinitesimales, y cada una
es una entidad viviente de com
pleja estructura quimica, Celu-
las de tipo especifico producer
los teiidos especificos de que
Sc componen los organos del
euerpo humane. Igual que los
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03

WASHINGTON, Oct. a.
(UPf)- Ell Comite Judo Nor.
~teamericano urgi6 a Estados
UnidoS, a establecer una "fuer.
te asociaci6n" con America La.
tina, para "evitar ell inminen.
tie peligro de la infiltraci6n 90.
munista".
Irving M. Engle, presidente
del comite, y Jacob Blaustein,
presidente honorario, quienes
encabezaron una mission del co.
mite que visit6 r~ecientemente
America Latina, hicieron esta
exhortacion en- una entrevista
que tuvieron hoy con el Secre.
tario de Estado Adjunto Roy
K. Rubottom, a cargo de los
Asuntos Tntetamericanos.
La mission judia, de ocho per
sonas, vista Argentina, Brasil,
Chile y Peru para estudiar la 81.
tuacion de los judios en- esos
paiSes.
En- I'm documento entregado
a Rubotton1, Ell Comite Judo
propuso un programa econ6mi-
co y educational de diez pun
TIC para rohuetadnr Loo ral.o;n
mes entire Estados Unidos y Sus
vecinos del sur.
En- una declaration Zelda a la
prensa, ell Comite advirtio que
las condolences economics en-
Sudamerica son zen extreme
graves y ~alarmantes", y proper.
cionaron un terreno fertil pa.
"a la propagation de la ideolo.
gfa comunista.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03

ladrillos de los edificios Sc man.
tienen unidos por el cemento,
asi estas celulas. los ,ladri-
los" del cuerpo humane es-
tan unidos por I'm p~egamento
gelatinoso llarhado acido hialu-
romeo.
Este Generic del cuerpo
no es una substantial resistente
con la elasticidad que debe to-
ner. Pero, en- casos de enter,
medal o lesiones, esa resisten-
cha trabaia contra Ell restableci=
miento del cuerpo y presenta
un problema medico, porque
ell .espesor del ge1atinoso acido
hialur6nico impide la absorcion
y propagation de las moleculas
r~elativamente grandes de las
materias quimicas. drogaS y
anestesicos inyectados en- Ell
cuerpo para combatlr las enter
rnedades y los dolores.
De la misma manera, tambien
retarda ell paso entire las celu-
las, de los fluidos del cuerpo
esenciales en- ell proceso curati-
70.
Y es una solucion a esta para;
doja el que la substantial qui-
mica hialuronidasa haya venido
en- ayuda de la medicinal. La hia
luronidasa tiene ell poder de
romper y discover Ell acido hia-
luronico gelatinoso. Por esta
razon, Sc conoce como ell "fac-
tor propagador' toda vez que
permite la discrimination entire
las celulas de los fluidos del
cuerpo y las suhstancias que Sc
inyectan.
Ash, en- casos de fracture de
los huesos, una injection de
hialuronidasa en- Ell area afecta.
da permite circular los fluidos
curativos del cuerpo libremen-
tie hacia ell sitio de la fracture
reduciendo los dolores y Ia in
flamacion y acelerando Ell pro.
ceso curative.
La hialuronidasa Sc inyecta
-tPasa a IA pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03

continuar la dificultad de los
creditos. Las ventas al por ma
yor y al detalle disminuyeron
y los cobros internos fueron
lentos. Entretanto, los precios
subieron y ell costo de la vida
subio I'm cinco por ciento en-
los primeros seis meses. Las
perspectivas indican otro def
cit presupuestario este aio."
Respecto del sol, expresa que
este continue depreciandose
en- Ell tercer trimestre."
En- Ell capitulo de la produc-
cion, dice que la production al
godonera de 1858 Sc calcula en-
500, 1000 fardos, a la par con la
de 1857. La cosecha de azucar,
segun Sc espera, excedera la de
1857 en- I'm seis por ciento. La
cosecha de arroz sera inferior
este afo por la falta de llu.
Was.
FL valor de las exportaciones
bajo I'm IL por ciento en- los
primeros seis meses. Sc espera
que la venta total de metales
este ano sea un 81 por ciento
inferior a la del ano pasado.
ECONOMIC CHILENA
HA MEJORADO POGO
NUEVA YORK, Oct. 2. CUPID
La actividad economical (chi-
lena) ha mostrado POGO mejo-
ramiento este sno", 1firma 81
Chase Manhattan Bank de Nue.
va York, en- SUI informe cores.
pondiente al tercer trimestre dc
1858, agregando que "la dismi-
nuoion de las exportaciones de
cobre y de los precios del misrno
ejercio una Influenza depresi-
va"
"sin embargo" dice, ia eco.
nonia chilena ha estado en- de.
preston por varios amos. En- 10.
81, la production bruta nacio.
nal, a precios constantes, fue
en- realidad un tres por ciento
inferior a la de 1858.
"Un factor importante ha 81.
-(Pasa a Ia pAg. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03

autentico de 10 que es Estados
Uridos.
I'm programa mas amplio,
para traer a latinoamericanos
conf etentes a cursar estudios
superiores en- Estados Unidos.
Ell comite inform6 que la po-
blacion judia en- los cuatro pa
ises visitados por la mission es:
100000 en- Argentina, 100000
en- Brasil, 10000 en- Chile Y
4.500 en- PERU.
La mission inform6 que los
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-03
Despacho de Correspondence
: Regular de I'm Medico

PREGUNTA: 6Que Sc puede
hacer por I'm niho que todavia
moja la CANA?
RESPUESTA: Mojar la CANA
(Enuresis) presenta un pro.
blema para Ell nifo, Ell medico
y los padres. Podris no tener
significacion clinica o ser un
indicio de enfermedad funda-
mental.
Las causas de este NAL pue-
den ser psiquicas, medicas o me-
canicas. La enuresis psiquica
puede resultar de la inmadu,
rez, ell deseo de atencion, des.
pecho, etc. La enuresis medi-
ca puede ~causarla cualquier in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-10
CHAIN STORE SALES
CHICAGO GRAIN


CHICAGO. Mar. 10 iA.--Most Grain
i9gs On ne board q Trade today 8,
All contracts were well over en-
asr. Ss b.ss ssnrs rs sts nc Il
Trade was Described q about mod
crate and fairly well distributed
Holland was reported to have bought
between 100000 and 100000 bushels
mtnt curine March, April and May.
corn 70 Z h7sSer,. Mach MACH fi.iSR:
oats ~ to. ~ higher, March 81: rye
20 y higher, March 1.34ss: soy
s Sssni ara 70 q higher s:n March bSn SS
pounds higher. March 1880.
a. some traders are Of the opinion now
that the major influence In new crop
wheat prices viii be weather which viii
fects upon the winter crop.
They say the prices already have
rssponded fully 70 the possibility that
the 1887 Government price support oil
sSKs x S,gShel may be extended to the
with prospects for a crop consider
ABLY above ayefase and an acreage will
above 0ovsrnment allotments. they say
reached the peak u prices unless some
ra.her major damage should occur Be.
fore harvest time,
These traders noted that the new
crop rallies have been meeting some.
what more resistance recently and that
s GIs se1E persisgIsTl :v. for DrCt
rallies hereafter.
However, the stocks Of old crop
wheat In commercial channels In Chi
eako decreased again during that past
cate continued frm prices for the old
crop contracts.
Important factors 10 be watched In
the March and May prices Just now,
s rn tn wheat nT misht uI ). USED used
% MI export orders and how much Of
the grain In Government loan Is re-
deemed BY producers durink the next
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Washington Syndicate
Buys CIoridge Hotel

IL story brick building, which
was sold to the local investors
by Mrs. Walter Free Of New.
York and Mrs. Vincent CAL
lagher of Washington.
Attorney Daniel w. ODon-
oghue represented the sellers.
while the buyers were repre-
sented by Shannon g. Luchs.
The building contains SO hotel
rooms and 80 apartment suites.
Mr.. Fletcher said interior re-
modelling will provide 96 air.
conditioned hotel rooms. each
with an expanded and redec-
GRATED lobby, new equipment
and furnishings and discontinue
ance Of the King Cole Room as
it now exists. Cocktail lounge
facilities and an expanded Chez
Francois will be provided.
Mr.. Fletcher also owns and
operates the Presidential Hotel.
with las rooms, and the Ma
tional Hotel with 100 rooms
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-10
PEOPLE
IN
BUSINESS

Arthur M. Erwin has been
named assistant counsel Of the
National Lumber Manufac-
turers Association to succeed
William Z. Sanders, who was
assigned to the NINA forest
industries committee on timber
valuation and taxation.
John M. COuric was named
manager Of news for the Ma
tional Association Of Broad
casters. Larry Sims succeeds
Mr.. Couric as chief writer.
Dorothea Olson, formerly
with National Association Of
Dental Laboratories, has be-
come feature editor for Ma
tional Lumber Manufacturers
Association.
Neil j. Boucher, Washington
agent for Allstate Insurance
Companies. will attend q Mi
ami, Fla, conference April Z
10 Is one Of the l0S top pro-
ducers Of the organization.
George N. Hatch has become
eastern representative for In
dustrial Technological Associ-
ates. with ofices here.
Charles r. Robinson was
named direct factory represen-
tative for Hitchiner Mfg. Co.
Of Milford, N. H., in Baltimore
and Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-10

Shannon a. Luchs. realtors
today announced the sale Of
the Claridge Hotel. $40 Con-
necticut avnue NV. to q
washington syndicate headed
by Stafford 8. Fletcher, hotel
man. The price was reported To
be "in the neighborhood" Of
100000.
AL tenants of the apartment
hotel. constructed in 1929. are
being served with notices to
vacate, Shannon q Luchs dis
closed. Mr.. Fletcher said the
building will be extensively re-
modelled within the next few
months to provide the down.
town area with "a new and
truly first class hotel"
The Chez Francois restaurant
and q cocktail lounge, the King
Cole Room, are included in the
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CHICO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Mar. 10 lE4 CUSDA) -
Salable hogs 1900: fairly active rs IA
IS higher on butchers; sows scarce:
strong to mostly 25 higher: all interest
in trade and early clearance; more 1-2
butchers in receipts: 2-3 mixed grade
numerous sales 200-ss0 lbs 1t sf.OO;
several lots mostly l-2 20O-23O lbs,
225 lbs. 81 so; 20 26O-29O n. butchers
$40 lbs, IL. 75-20.2 rs; lot No. IS ava
lbs. 10. so: larger lots 4O0-65O ID. sows
mixed Grade IS.00-19 90: q few lots
325-375 lbs. 19.O0-19.75.
Salable cattle 10000: calves 200,
better steady % SO lowers low choice
to so hiSher: cows fully steady: bulls
ers and feeders steady to SO higher;
odd head prime TED steers S6.6O-37. 90;
Z, leads prime l;27S y; stsers $500.
and prime gEsdss 32;SO.34; 90: most
choice i $3.50 q q -2 s o0 stST Sao e Low
choice With : priHs, ,s end !; Ss SSsI b ~!
utility and commercial cows 1880
1900; Gamers and cutters LARGELY
Il: 5O-1o.75: utility and commercial
bull. s9 Tood ,,, 1nd ao sneis {:
1905: medium stoekers and feeders
~S'VV-~osoV'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-10
Steel Output
Drops Back
After Gain

CLEVELAND, March 10 (R,
Steel production last week
fell OF q point to return to the
low mark Of the current recess
sion at 52.5 per cent of capac-
ity. and steelmakers still are
looking for their first clear
indication Of an upturn, Steel
magazine said yesterday.
80 far as March is con-
cerned. improvement doesn't
seem to be in the cards." the
weekly journal Of metalwork-
ing reported. steel men believe
April will be the start Of the
Iupturn.
Chevrolet. one Of the strong
est producers until now, has
Cancelled about half Of its
April steel orders, and other
car makers are pushing March
orders into April, Steel said.
Wnle colo weather has hind
cred an early start Of spring
construction, there Is demand
for large quantities Of galvan-
tied sheets for ductwork in all
conditioning Of ONCE buildings
the magazine said. Production
Of tin plate continues at near
capacity level. 1t added.
Jones d Laughlin Steel Corp
suspended operations In De-
troit, but Youngstown reacti-
waited two open hearth furn-
aces March /, Steel said. This
week Wheeling Steel Corp. will
reactivate two open hearths,
and last week Wheeling Steel
brought three blast furnaces
and Its Bessemer department
back into production.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-10
Stocks Lower,
Range Narrow;
Trading Active

NEW YORK, Mar. 10 (R.--
The stock market backed away
q little from recent gains, in
moderately active trading early
this afternoon.
Key issues declined fraction
ally. A few gamers dotted the
list.
Corporate news continued
spotty. While measures to fight
the recession took the spotlight
in Washington there was gen.
eral expectation that the new
figures on unemployment to be
released this week would be
more than 81 million.
Aircrafts and selected issues
showed gains. Oils, rails and
steels were mostly lower. A
number Of leaders were UNI
changed.
Bell d Howell was q 2-point
gamer, continuing last weeks
advance on rumors Of a merger
and its excellent sales and
earnings. Another photograph
| ic Arm. Polaroid. rose more
than a point. aided by short
covering and expectations Of
news concerning a new camera.
Boeing was UP q fraction.
Douglas and United Aircraft
rose around q point each. Du
Pont, among blue chips which
have benefited from institu-
tional buying, was ahead
around q point at one phase
but lost most Of the gain.
Chrysler was down q bit
early in the session but later
showed Q net gain of . frac.
ton.
Corporate bonds were higher.
Government bonds were steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-10
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Heavy Communion contracts

Heavy Construction contractt
awarded over the Nation In
February totaled &l,170,00 900,
up l7% from January for the
second consecutive m o n thly
rise. Engineering News-Rec-
ord.
United Air Lines reported
passenger, air mail and freight
trafic records in February.
Revenue passenger miles rose
go over 1857 to an estimated
3l2,746,000.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass In
year ended December 81 earned
$57, 1853, l04 or 1856 q share vs.
SIS. 1881. 729 or $3.50 in 1856.
Am. Smelt. q Refg. in year
ended December 81 earned
$24, 966,947 or $3.94 a share vs.
$39. 826.820 or 1851 in 1856.
RaytheOn Mfg. Co. In year
ended December 81 earned 81
e28,170 or $l.70 in 1856.
Republic Pictures in 8 months
ended January rs earned $911.-
TBS or Al cents O share vs.
l9,4S3 or six cents in 1851
period.
Other earnings included:
Rar War RnAeA neee~he1 A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-10
TRADE
WINDS
BY LOU SCHNEIDER

It's surprising how the Ma
tons teen-agerS keep inquir-
ing about economic prospects.
Their questions make dollars
and sense. What they want
to know is: How about Jobs
In the growing age Of automa-
ton? What about school build
ing and teacher requirements?
What about food prospects?
What about Washingtons fu-
ture policies in the economies
Of our daily lives? What about
the purchasing power Of the
dollar five and ten years
ahead? What about new prod
ucts making obsolete today's
products? The teen-agers are
keeping informed.
~
Economists issuing opinions
about the present recession.
and basing such on COMPARE
sons with previous recessions,
are using q lot Of words to
cover the fact that they don't
know anything about the pres
ent recession. That's the in
ference from DR.. Arthur F..
Burns. who for several years
was chairman Of the Pres
ident's Council Of Economic
Advisers. and therefore No. /
economist Of the country. He
said: mo two recessions ever
run the same course" AS for
the wonderland Of economic
forecasts, the Federal Reserve
Bank Of Richmond (Va0 says,
after q study Of 81 economic
commentators: THE universal
motto Of forecasters might be
frequently wrong. but never in
doubts.
H&H
The powerful japanese eco
nomic groups that Joined in an
attack on tariff increases rec
commended by the United States
Tariff Commission. saying such
moves are unworthy Of "a
country that led the world in
the advocacy Of liberalizing in
ternational trade" aren't fol-
lowing the right light. Japan
has herself to blame. because
Of failure to make any effort
TO win American consumer
confidence.
Consolidated News FsAturssl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-10
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Mar. 10 ~ tusDAl,
Butter about steady, receipts f2 days)
7s5,OO0. Wholesale prices on bulk
cartons (trssshl. CREAMERY, % Scof.
Sol. ,eSIs; 30 sesrs tbl '5o%: SSl '"'
ga Cheese ne Stssdy receipts q dayll
cheese whole milky. Single daisieI
fresh 3O.42 cents. single daisies aeed
1892; Oats aeed 47-52: proeeGseo
american pasteurised 5 lbs, 37-40h;
S sSIiS GRADE ss.ss; Grad orsS. e.
..! Ss';s'lis AIS s ;sstse ','ss:Z y &;
spot euctations ioiiOE;;s MidSsstsfn:
Si sstrsS iIrss tSss-4s iSsy Sad;
sSsT.' S :Ssn .b..t ssss s't wSi..ss
Extras lis.s0 lbD 4es:s2li; extras
large C4b-4e lbsl 4N-49m; extras
medium !e;fSH,, Browns: Extras (4s.
lhsl $500; mediums 50-Sl "a: smalls
IS. bBr'Tn .slcTEo.e So.IIy i :S;iIs
41h-42.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-10

ttovFiv salss On ne GHchnnsS
tI,OO am a2o 600 Noon 100 600
I;OO ON oSo ooo 2:oo pm 900 600
tUnit OF trading 10 shares OF sales
In full Rates OF dividends In the fore.
goina table are annual disbursements
based on the last quarterly or semi
annual declaration. Unless otherwise
noted, special or extra dlVtuends are
: Annual rate pluI lEcek diyidsnd
dividend; speel4r.d o. paid 50 far
1867, estimated cash value on ~.
dividend or redistribution date, : PAID
last year; b Declares o. PAID AiteI
or patd this year an accumulatiye
lssus with diylaenas IN arrssrs p Paid
this year, dividend omitted, deferred OF
no action taken 1T last dividend meet.
slsek dividend Payable IN stock
: Liauidstins Sividsnd eia calico SEs
dividend. x-dis n distribution Kr ~
rieht. ~ without warrants wv With
warrants wd When distributed wi
when issued nd Next day delivery, sIn
bankruptcy or receivership or being
reorGSnized under the Bankruptcy Act.
or ssckrtties assumed b. such companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-10
ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK. Mar 10 W.-The New
hss ' lot sOS 81 prh sSGa
tsslers for March 2: Purchases Of
Including 3.l64 shares sold ShsFt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-10
b. c. SECURITIES

24h. 90 at s4N. at 3zla, Z At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06
BY EVELYN M. DENT
Special Writer for The star

The engineers are q proud
and clanish lot the world
over regardless Of the branch
of the armed service to which
they belong. There is an af-
f1nity among them that has
been the nucleus Of many q
drama. the latest of which
is THE Bridge Across the
River Kwai."
Army and Navy Engineers
converge on Washington at
the end of the month each to
his own annual meeting.
The Army Corps of Engi-
neers this year marks their
1880 anniversary. Their an
nual dinner is planned for
Friday. May 2, at Fort Bel
voir. The party is to be o
regimental affair in Nc
Kenzie Hall where insignias
Of the regiments circle the
wall and their battle flags
adorn the inches. The Com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-06

are now busE with plans for
the three-day visit at the end
Of the month of the Amer
lean Society Of Naval Engi-
neers who will hold their an
nual meeting at that time.
The Assistant Secretary of
State and Mrs. c. Burke FL
brick are to be hosts on Tues
day from 6 to 8 pm. at Blair
House.
Their special guests will be
the members of the Interna-.
tional Joint Commission with
Canada who are tobe in town
for conferences. Also among
the guests will be key engi-
neers.
Marine Corps Notes
The Marine Corps COM
mandant. Gen. Randolph Nc
Pate, and Mrs. Pate are leay-
ing next Saturday to spend q
week or ten days travelling
the East Coast.
On Friday they will join
other ranking officers Of the
Corps and attend the annual
dinner-dance Of the Marine
Officers Wives Club. Mem
bers and guests have been
asked for z pm. at the Army
Navy Country Club with din.
ner at 8. There will be dane
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the neighborhood hostesses
and the newly elected board
members.
The Assistant Secretary Of
the Navy and Mrs. j. Sinclair
Armstrong. and the Chief Of
the Bureau of Ships. Rear
Admiral Albert G. Mumma,
and Mrs. Mumma are return
ing today from Portsmouth.
N. H., where they went on
Thursday for the launching
of the new submarine, The
Growler.
Admiral and Mrs. Mumma
were the houseguests Of the
Navy Yard Commander, Rear
Admiral Robert Moore, and
Mrs. Moore. Admiral Mumma
made the launching address
yesterday morning. and Mrs.
r. K. Byerts was the sponsor.
Before her marriage. Mrs.
Byerts was the widow Of
Comdr. oakley. the Skipper"
Of the first submarine, The
Grower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong
were the houseguests Of Capt.
and Mrs. Alan B. Banister at
the Navy Yard. Also on hand
to entertain the guests were
the Administrative Officer
Capt. B. j. Harral, and Mrs.
Harral. The latter is Admiral
Mumma's sister.
Admiral and Mrs. Mumma