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CASH REGISTER
CHIEFS HERE
I FOR CONFAB
Fifteen European managers of
the National Cash Register Com
pany will visit Washington today
•nd tomorrow, after having spent
10 days at the company's head
quarters in Dayton.
These men represent nine coun
tries. They will be received at
the White House today by Presi
dent Hoover.
Representing a good cross sec
tion of European conditions, the
opinions of these men on the
business outlook are an interest
ing indication. Without excep
tion and despite difficulties which
each realizes must be met, they
look forward to a better year in
1932.
These men are concluding more
than two weeks of convention and
trips to New York, Chicago and
now Washington. While here
they will visit the White House,
Mt. Vernon. Tomb of the Un
known Soldier and both houses of
Congress.
Included in the party, which is
in charge of J. H. Angleton, vice
president in charge of overseas
business, are R. W. Burman,
Berlin, J. Luzius, Berlin; H. C.
Klauser, Berlin; G. A. Marshall,
London; T. Armstrong. London;
D. A. F. Donald. London; R.
Weise, Paris: W. Huhle, Vienna;
R. Nedela. Zurich, Switzerland;
W. Benz. Milan, Italy; G. E.
Pietsch. Prague. Czechoslovakia;
P. Delfino. Madrid; F. J. Bradley.
Wellington. N. Z.. and R. w.
Abbotts, Berlin.
writeTspuin
ANNUAL DINNER
Arrangements for the annual
dinner of the White House Cor
respondents Association to be held
March 5 at the Willard Hotel,
have been completed, with Presi
dent Hoover as the guest of honor.
Paul R. Mallon, the president of
the association announced today.
Among other guests will be Vice
President Curtis, the British and
German ambassadors, and other
members of the diplomatic col
ony. the members of the Presi
dent’s Cabinet, and other high
Government officials.
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The Sunshine
Breakfast
Growing bodies need the sun
shine vitamins and the valuable
mineral salts in these finer qual
ity prunes.
Sunsweets are tret-riptned.
Never knocked from the trees.
Never picked like ordinary fruit.
They hang in the sunshine until
so plump and heavy with good
ness they actually drop from the
trees of their own weight!
That s why they are especially
wholesome. That’s why they are
extra good.
A breakfast dish of Sunsweets
is a breakfast dish ofgpod health.
• Sealed in 1- and 2-lb. cartons
to keep them dean and fresh.
True
tree-ripened fruit
Men, Get This!
Hooks-in-Back
Coming Back
By ENID ENGLE |
PARIS. Feb. 5 (I.N.SJ.—The
“Ancient Order of Husband
Gown Hookers" may be called
into active service again!
Schiaparelli is putting her
fastenings on the backs of
dresses.
Her collection showed a red
coat dress fastening in the
back, with a braided pocket mo
tive on the left hip. Insinuating
that women might tote their
own flasks.
This dressmaker has given
the buttonhole makers a vaca- j
tion, for most of her fastenings j
are clips of various shapes, such .
as metal pellets and tubes and I
downright imitations of the i
masculine folding collar button. •
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES
{BRIDGE BATTLE
WONBYFOUR
' Washington's “battle of the
century,” operated on the install
ment plan, as it were, went into
the unusual last night when four
players were adjudged winners.
The contract bridge tourna
ment, conducted every Thursday
evening at the Shoreham Hotel
by A. P. Stockvis, who lives at
the hotel, went into its sixteenth
night with 28 men and women
participating.
The winners were Mrs. L. H.
Jackman. of the LaSalle Apart
ments: Mrs. E. B. Swanson, of
2512 Q St. N. W.; J. H. Lemon,
of the Alban Towers, and Mr.
' Stockvis.
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