davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Valley settler., 1939-05-19
CONSERVATION PROGRAM
 CONTINUED

The planting oS oats and peas comes under item 8 of this ncWs bulletin.
 Alsiko clover seed when soWod with grain should be sowod at tho ratc of l2 lbs. to Is lbs. to tho acre. This comes undor itcm of this noWs article. Applying crop residue (itom l5) barnyard manure docs not count. Poa vines and straw will qualify if diskod into the ground in such Q wcy 50 thet it will not be blown off by the wind.
 In the Homer community it will probably be necessary in some instances to follow different seeding practices than these recommended for the Matanuska Valley and Anchorage. The Agent will make a trip to Honor in the fall to help farmers there in making out suitable applications according to quolifi cati ions.
 Howard Estel1o
 District Extension Agont
Evening star., 1939-09-14
Stock and Sales

In bankruptcy or reckivership or beinR
| reorganized under Bankruptcy Act or
securities assumed By such companies
Rates of dividends in the forezoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or sent-annual declaration Un-
less otherwise noted. special or extra divi.
dends are not included
I'd Ex dividend xr Ex rights Also
extra or extras Paid last year fPay.
this this W year T b Cash or stocf fAccumn-
lated dividend paid or declared this year.
ur Under rule WV With warrants ~
Evening star., 1939-09-14
By the Associated Press.

ey IHe ASSOCldteu rIcsS
NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-United
States Government bonds made ad-
vances running up to 1882 of point
today, with reported fair volume of
buying from outside" as official sup
port appeared no longer active.
The foreign dollar list was quiet
and irregular. German 5i2s of '65
were about IS higher and German Is
of '49 about 4 lower toward the last
hour.
The corporate division was mixed
Utilities and lower priced rails
showed moderate gains.
Fractionally higher were: Amer
ican & Foreign Power IS, Common
wealth Edison 3l2s, Consolidated
Edison 312s, Detroit Edison 4l2s,
International Telephone 5s, Pacific
Gas 3as.
Allegheny Stamped IS of So
Nickel Plate 41as and Western Union
IS of go were up about point.
Delaware e. Hudson refundlng As
were up nearly 2l2 points.
Off a bit were American Tele-
phone 314s of Sc, Armour of Della
ware As of SIS, Bethlehem Steel
31as, New York Central SIS and
Standard Oil of New Jersey 2s4s.
Walworth As were down about 2
points.
Evening star., 1939-09-14
Cotton Consumption
Al Mills Advances
Far Above 1888
Supplies at Consuming
Establishments Drop
Further in August
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Census Bureau reported today
cotton consumed during August to-
tailed 628,448 bales of lint and 73,64s
of linters, compared with 521, ,4o5
and 1902 during July this year, and
SIS, 400 and 71,455 during August
last year.
Cotton on hand August 81 was re-
ported held as follows:
In consuming establishments,
653,874 bales of lint and 2s8,784 Of
linters, compared with 861 ,656 and
290,732 on July 81 this year and
1,059, ,o52 and 269,S 1854 on August 81
last year.
In public storage and at COM
presses, 1905, 1875 bales of lint and
81,818 of linters, compared with H.
620,955 and 99,724 on July 81 this
year, and $685. 1923 and 95,948 on
August 81 last year.
Imports for August totaled 13,494
bales, compared with 15,s4o in July
this year, and 1921 In August last
year.
Exports during August totaled
218,792 bales of lint and 33,o17 of
linters, compared with 106,531 and
1890 during July this year, and
200,843 and 14,740 during August
last year.
Cotton spindles active during Au-
gust numbered 22,0l2.186, COM
pared with 21,915, 1863 during July
this year and 22,l57 ,528 during
August last year.
Evening star., 1939-09-14
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. Sept. Ia Up ~. s. Dept. of
Aericulture) Demand for wool in Boston
advances in prices were realized. although
a number of buyers were refusing to operate
at current quotations. Graded FRENCH
combine length fne territory woods brought
90 to 90 cents, secured basis, on some late
transactions. Original bag lines OF f1ne
territory woods brought So to, SO cents.
lengths and SO to "a cents, secured basis,
for average to short French combing
lengths. A recent sale OF bright fleece f1e
Evening star., 1939-09-14
Exporters to Ask U. S.
For War Insurance

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-The Ex-
port Managers Club of New York,
in expectation of rise in foreign
trade, voted to ask the United States
to assume war risk reinsurance on
all cargoes similar to the insurance
in effect during the World War.
Evening star., 1939-09-14
sEx-diyidend
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK Sept IA tP.--National As |
sociation Security Dealers, Association:
Evening star., 1939-09-14
Metal Market

NEW YORK, Sept. IA P.-Copper
steady; electrolytic spot. 1900: export
unquoted. Tin steady; spot and nearby:
70 O00-75 00n; forward unquoted Lead
steady; SPOT. New York. 5.50-55: East st.
Louis. 5.35. Zinc steady; East St Louis,
spot and forward, 6.25. Quicksilver
145.0On. Platinum. 3s.00-40 Don. Pig
iSon, aluminium and antimony unchanged.
unduoted.
Evening star., 1939-09-14
Price OF Heavy
Scrap Steel Is
| Raised Aqoin
By the Associated Press.

BY The ASSOCIATED PfeSs.
NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-Dow
Jones e. Co. said today in a dis
patch from Pittsburgh No. / heavy
melting steel scrap has advanced an
additional 81 ton to new high of
$3.50 to SIG a ton. This is the
third increase this week. two boosts
of so cents each having been posted
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1939-09-14
Washington Exchange
SALES.

Washington Gas Light common-9
at 27A.
Prince Georges Bank & Trust Co.
IA at 18.
AFTER CALL.
Potomac Electric Power 512% pfd.-
8 at ia.
Potomac Electric Power go pfd.-4
at 1l417, 2 at ia.
Potomac Electric Power 512% pfd.-
IS at 1925.
Evening star., 1939-09-14
New York Bar Silver

NEW YORK, Sept. IA (P.-Bar
silver, So, off y of a cent.
Evening star., 1939-09-14
Construction Awards
Decline 6 Per Cent
From Year Ago
Private Total Gains,
But Public Volume
Drops Sharply
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-Engineer-
ing construction awards for the week
ended Tuesday totaled $50,472 900, a
decline of per cent from the pre-
ceding Labor Day week and 6 per
cent below the same week a year
ago, Engineering News-Record re-
ported today.
Increased industrial and CONNER
cial building continued to lift private
awards substantially above a year
ago, but public construction was ma
terially lower.
Comparison follow:
Total.
Last week Previous week Year aso.
t5 days. a days g days.
S50,472,00O S52.0o6,0OO $50, ,569. 900
Private.
13.s36,OO0 1885,. 900 s152,OOo
state and Municipal.
23,624OO0 32329 900 36.113,000
Federal
100000 6,290,00O 9,304 900
Evening star., 1939-09-14
London Bar Gold

LONDON. Sept IA Ep.-Bar gold. 1883;
UNCHANGED. Equivalent S33 393) Bar
silver, 21lad; of Iis. Equivalent 800
Cents.)
Evening star., 1939-09-14

Don't gamble with traffic safety.
The odds are one minute to four
score years and ten.
Evening star., 1939-09-14
BONDS
PUBLIC UTIL1T
MISCELLANEOUS.

Chevy Chase Club 1st 4As- 102
Col Country Club 1st .4As l02
Ter Ref g. VIII Corp 1st 4l4s- 100
Evening star., 1939-09-14
BONDS ON N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Aonroximo,s Transactions Todoy

~ private wire direct to The Star.
Evening star., 1939-02-21
BA6f CHICKS
ROOMS FURNISHED.

ROOMS FURNISHED.
1873 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.-Laree
room; connecting bath twin beds; single,
50; double SS; unllm. phone; private FAM
lily. Apt, Sol, North 37l5-J
GORDON HOTEL. on beautiful 10th St. be-
tween Eye and K-Comf. rooms; single,
from 81; double with running water from
;? Wk. Double with bath. from $12 so wkly !:
G4-hour elevator and switchboard service
Excellent dining room.
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 wk. Single rms !;
clear Clean warm: 4 baths; c.h.w.; car lines.
l45o G1RARD ST. NV. Apt. o2-Nicely
furnished room next bath, shower: pri-
vate family; e blk. 14th st. cars Col. O496.
l34l L ST. NV, downtown-Large WELL
heated. f front, Ink. rooms. $3.50 and
PRINCE KARL, 1901 K st.-Attrac., clean.
conf rms m4-hr switchboard. hotel serv-
ice single. S5.75 up double $40 up.
1909 10th NV Newly dec. single. double
rooms. warm. rear showers; .24-hour ele-
Vator service: S5 week up Alturas.
THE VIVIAN. 1923 G ST NV offers love-
~ rooms all with running water. newly dec
GRATED and furnished; inner-spring mat
tresses. Venetian blinds. showers, switchbd
eleV.; SINGLES. $3.50 wkly up: dbls.. SS up.
1871 K ST. NW-Nicely furn. rm for
men only. Percy H. Russell Co., 1871 K
st. NV.
LINCOLN PARK los Tennessee ave. ne.
gle room. c.h.w.: S4 week
2202 TUNLAW RID. NV. Single room.
nicely furn; unlimited phone: on bus
line, SIS month,
Evening star., 1939-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

SEWING MACHINES : Treadles. SIS up;
Snsr ess5e s2oS$G Perfect a eend
snsar sEWNG eons s1fs vaas s4stS s. ns1 Sn
mach. guar; other cleo SIT so. Repair
ing 917 F st. NV. Republic 1900.
SOFA, Virginia, covered in, perfectly beau
you The credit policy Of our store makes
i it. easy to buy. Open every night and
fia ave Randolph $500. w. ''0O wv
TRoMBoNES- shopworn and re-
conditioned instruments that were priced
up to S1a5; special, only $40 each. during
our 1,,o one-day n clearance tomorrow. Kits,
TRUMPETS-Used shopworn and recon-
ditioned instruments that have been priced
Up up 10 700; special: only S9; 50 during our
Dig one-day clearance Kits. 1880 g st.
57l6 10th n.w.-Underwoods. S1.S5 mo-. 4
mos. in adv. S5.55; no del; ST addl. dep.
IYPEWR1TERS-aWe'ye window full of
them! them Over 100 machines to select from.
derwoods, Royals. L. c. Smiths. Woodstocks.
Each machine guaranteed. While this group
las lastS only your choice at $3.50. Omitted"
1177.
Elsctrolux with attach. $3.50, Many
fesF f4es soms asmo rebuilt bE gf pRHps Ss Go
sos 1lth st. NV National 7S73. W."
VACUUM CLEANERS-Royal, Eurekas, as
is $3.50; brand-new cleaners can be pur-
chased for ST week. J. c. Harding 81 Co.,
Inc. 517 10th st. NV
WASHING MACHINES, used Maytag. Easy.
G NV. District 3737. Open ewes.
RUGS-CARPETS,
Nationay advertised brands Aiso'mens Aiso rem.
marking
WOODBRIDGE RUG & CARPET CO.. INC
l.l5 Rhode Island Ave NE Dupont 1890
MEMS FURNISHING STORE FIXTURES.
Complete store fixtures, shirt cases.
neckWear cases. tables. etc
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS.
6l7 14th ST. NV
Phone Met. S0"6. Mr.. CheSson.
Evening star., 1939-02-21

brishf rnoms: ali moS.rn conveniences IN.
usually attractive: offer to couple. S3S.
30
Evening star., 1939-02-21

AZ BRYANT ST NW-ONE ROOM.
kitchen, private bath and porch; nicely
furnished desirable location: $40 wk
Evening star., 1939-02-21
APARTMENTS FUR. OR uhFUR.

l4ol BUCHANAN ST. NV. AT 14th--3
large rooms. kitchen, bath. Frlgldaire,
h.-wh.: newly painted, well furnished.
ATTRACTIVE APIS. HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
borhoods: some furnished Car available
on appointment. MRS. GREEN. Shepherd
Evening star., 1939-02-21
COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL.
FARM AND GARDEN.

WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE. 100 lbs.
,15c: 500 lbs. S.; rich garden dirt. 100
lbs. soc: 500 lbs. So 50. Write Glen
hurst Dairy. Box 1888. Bethesda. Md
PLANT RIGHT NOW FOR SPRING AND
EARLY SUMNER RESULTS
>, Delivered and planted. Pink Towering
drons, . to 3. high. 81 .95: Norway spruce.
. to a.. 81 so to $3.50: Eng boxwoods,
zoe up; all kinds evergreens and trees
tt. Chinese and American eims. mag.
nolias; Good. rich. black manure. So pei
ton cheaper in large lots: manured topsoil
$3.50 ton. Open Washinetons Birthday
Evergreen Co. $40 jeff. Davis highway
south of Hoover Airport. Jackson 2O63.
Evening star., 1939-02-21
EVENING STAR, D.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(Continued.)

S2s sIst3 oGLGTAomPE LARGE
usually attractive offer to couple S3s.
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE TWo-RooM,
modern ' ali Outside 44s4 GarTison S.
after pm. Wednesday. Avail. March i. !.
l5o5 21st S..ldI. NW.pNE pTE LARGE ROOM ON
nished; convenient location.
1853 COLUMBIA. RD. NW-ONE ROOM,
kitchen and path; comIpstely Ihds6 furnished;
convenient. S45. Col. lOO.9:
nished, two rooms, kitchen and bath. Call
National 800.
ROOSEVELT HOTEL = BEAUTIFULLY
furnished. complete for . or 3: reasonable
rates; available now or March l. Apt. 2IO.
17O7 COLUMBIA RD.--ROO APT,
beautifully furn.. twin beds. sos month.
314s 10Th ST. N.W.-ENT1RE FLOOR; 3
iiy; $50 month includes unlm. phone,
garage: married couple preferred.
427 oGLETHORPE ST. N.W.--ATTRAC-
tive. 3 rooms and private bath; utilities
sleep. porch centre foor; specially deco
rated, new furniture. spring mat
tress. Frigidaire. gas. elec. furn. S47 DO mo
ENTIRE, ind FL. NEWLY DEC. AT
c.h.w., elec. refg, gas. 1872 Newton st
NV.
a0o5 18th ST. N.W.-TWo-RM. FRONT
apt semi-pvt. bath; sink. Frigidaire
$3.50 Wk. gas. elec. included adults.
1926 CALIFORNIA ST.-L1vING-BED-
room; KITCHEN dining room; suitable couple
l43s FAIRMoNT ST, .N.W-MODERN
kitchen. bed-liv.. rm.; light, gas; conven.;
$500 weekly. Apply basement apt.
14l4 EUCLID ST, NW.--3-RM., FRONT
gas, cleo. and FriRidalre.
1901 ARGONNE PL NV. APT. 222
] room dinette, bath. newly furn.:. sub
lease for $50 mo. Adams $40 after .
pm.
I448 ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
bath. nicely furn: clean; c.h:w.. heat. gas
light included Sterling 9647.
MT. PLEASANT. 1850 18th ST. NV
Living rm.. bedrm. pvt. bath, modern kit
porch. End f.: pvt. home.
| 2633 CONN. AVE.-BACHELOR APT, /
| large room, nicely furnished. large closet
| maid service; all linen furnished: free
| parking space; S35 per month. Available
| at once.
az BRYANT ST. NW-ONE ROOM
| kitchen, private bath and porch; nicely
| furnished: desirable location: $40 wk.
FURN--A RTMENTS-UNFURN.
FREE CAR AND GUIDE.
| NATIONAL S29f. EYES. WIS. 49o3
a4l NEW YORK AVE NV. 21'
Evening star., 1939-02-21

FURN-APARTMEN -UNFURN.
FREE CAR AND GUIDE.
S29f EYES. WIS. 1853.
a3l NEW YORK AVE NV 2ls
Evening star., 1939-02-21

THE COTTON 40 EYE ST. NV
Now available, front. southern exposure,
| cross ventilation All outside rooms. Con-
venlent 10 ofices, schools and churches.
| Newly decorated. Two rooms, kitchen.
| dinette and bath
Evening star., 1939-02-21

RADIO -PHoNo. COMB, 10-tube R; C. A..
S3o: 1873 R c. A automatic $50 was
SJ45: 1898 R. c. A. table model half
price: 1889 R. c. A. repossession. S69;e5
liberal trade-in allowances. Apex Elec.
70 cOQ 9th st NV. at G..
Evening star., 1939-02-21

SILVER SPRING. MD.
s417 Maple ave- rms. dinette.
kit. bath. $65.: heat and hot water
furnished; refrigeration.
SHANNON &, LUCHS CO..
1908 II st. NV. National 2345
ONLY S45 = BRIGHT. REFRIGERATED.
3 large rms. kitchen. bath, rec. hall. Adults.
Evening star., 1939-02-21
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT: HOTEL. goth
apH ppivate sts bath da1 rssm kitchen dnetss
Frisidaire. Nicely furnished. Natl 1895
DETACHED HOME, PVT. APT. 4 LARGE
Fa2ase op ov 1ash gS66 tS ami eee EeE
1904 e ST. N.E.-,-LARGE FRONT ROOM
and kitchen. newly decorated, completely
furnished; reasonable.
WYATT APTs.., 1870 GA. AVE.-2nd FL
ne sa eee eedss%s &C., aso1sa es an 1sss Il s65
;Sl1o III 18th ST. NV BEDROOMS LIV-
EINK1NsW LINZ SsWy Go desorstsd T. nicely furnished
RnsIME aaeihsF XfouNG lADY TO SHARE WITH
Hamp. ave. NV. Pot 1880. Apt 40. "a:
PARK Pa. *. LEE. 1890 PARK RD.-,ExcELLENT
tor: $40: Adams 33s2. ~ q.
stl sR1e at 1ssh aentfs ST. Hi.S N.Y. oyERLooKNG GHc
private bath. 1st floor. elec. refg.
sss9 sats an ssmpstsy s% EM sr5sBsI RM saats
ATTRACTIVE 4;;RooM 2-BA1H APT;
rsse; adults: only ses aeorsia ssi e!ee ss45. ga
sns tasns ae coumba sSfs'tass 5as.J '0nv
4l9 18th ST. s;E.-2 Rooms. KITCHEN.
sem1-private bath: heat. gas, elec.; adult
couple. Lincoln 1667-W.
GIiTToN ~ N! MAN0E SI t.d GRl4 IA l4th 81 Nv
aire. $50 to $50; unf.. S35 to $50.
WHITEHALL ANNEX. 1901 18th NV
Nicely furn. 1-rm. apt. alcove, kit. refg.,
bath. shower; everything furn.: $50.
CoNGENIAL MIDDLE-AGED LADY TO
share 3-room furnished apt. with another.
311S Park pl. NV. after pm.
DESIRE RESPECTABLE COUPLE-2nd
floor, private home; 4 rooms and bath;
clean, modern: reasonable. lis 4th st.
ne. 21s
1910 INGLEsIDE TERRACE NV. lBELoW
18th and Newton)--3 rooms, bath, porch,
S45. Refg.; desirable.
DOWNTOWN. WELL-FURNISHED APART
ments. reasonable. including gas. electricity
LADY SHARE MOD. APT. $50 MO; COW.
trans. and Government buildings. 2212
Eye st. NV. Rep. 1923, Apt. 1O3
17O4 NJ ST. N.W-NEWLY DEC. BASE
ment apt; gas. elec. furnished private
entrance. Metropolitan 2441.
sUBLEAsE-3-RooM. K. AND B. APT:
asas edy With so6 eean ean ays Sxn cd dprntue
FOR 80 DAYs-1-ROOM APT. COMPLETE
" furnished. bath. kitchen. in-a-door bed;
sos. Decatur 6400. Ext. 305.
Evening star., 1939-10-07
Marriage License
Applications

Bernard s C. n9 1unsa1 Ma42 80 Is27 Nssols9n
Nv: and T. Elizsbeth Da1ls. q, 1865 81;
Lou, st Nun NV IS the 1sdS Rex A. Wilson
Anna = Thomss As'0a IS Atlanaie Ia s" city, ane
n j.. the Rev E. c: Smith.
snd 1as. Asft Fee. f. s9ss e. Eps sl5 RS6sn 81
Richard J: Costello, 81, 42I5 18th pi ne,
a Ii. ssv Paul 2s j. Js1S E.sgH a9n
nv, and Ruth T. Johnston, 23, 3333
Rudo1ea =. schmidtsauer 81. Oakland,
fs sna s. Pauline hs e. ksV Mnss John e 3 ps
S saSq Dorothy Ser h. Morris as. siIysr sp2ine, ring,
Virginia Boyes. S e. 80 $3.50 g. Mis- nf ave ana
wI1ism ns the srSn,,.i Rev L. ,P F MdiIltso1beTser
NV, and Doris A. Gammie, 90. Takoma
Park Md; the Rev. s. H. Kornmann.
Robert G and sasy synen ,r 21 Rn:ss lss Bryant st
InsIahsm asl ST. NV; the Rev. Austin
Norris ssef4' F: Wolfe. 25, 111e c st. &C., and
Norris P. stancell, "a. Portsmouth. me- Th' Va; SG
Lloyd R. Harris. 81. ST. 2o5 N. Piedmont ST..
14ol S Barton st'' t' Arlnston; ss Ii9fe' the Rev
- D. Sterling Wheewright
Henry B. Andrews. 80, and Mamie Griffin,
%, both Of 2422 18th st. NV; the
Rev. James H. Marshall.
Joseph s. Lingebach, 81, 1922 44th st.
ne. and Josephine o. Berger, 49, 1928
Gallatin st. NV; the Rev. H. F. Dom
Reid Haywood: 27 2122 H st: NV, and
Doris B. Hulings. 26. 1918 Rhode Island
ave. NV. the Rev. S. R. Carpenter
William j. Farmer, %, 1885 Ontario pl
NV and LaPreal Monson. 1S, 1445
0gden st. NV; the Rev. Wallace M.
James Smith jr., %, 1919 9th st. NV, and
Mildred Williams, %, 922 o st. NV: the
Rev. Joseph L. Battle. jr.
and Juanita 1.oury 8, $50 Elm st. NV;
!. William j. McQuade, 3s. Detroit Mich,
and Sadie l. Richards, 36: 721 Shepherd
st. NV. the Rev. Reno S. Harp.
Delbert B. Williams 22 $50 Mellon ST.
Sc: and Viola D. Donnelly. 1s, 625
Alabama ave. Sc; the Rev. Francis E.
waiter F. w. Evers, %, Baltimore, Nd,
and Dorothy D. Algire, %. Silver Spring
Md; the Rev. Fritz Evers.
! Henry Rubin, "a, Sc Charming st. NV
and Helen B. Garfinkle 2l, 1897 Kansas
: ave. NV; the Rev Solomon H. Metz.
/. John NJ Cotton. 33, and Warnedia Burton,
90 both of baltimore, Md; the Rev.
7 Carroll NICK. Edwards.
F. Charles M. Schmitt. o. and Agnes L.
Anderson 1s. both Of Baltimore, Md;
the Rev. ]. c. Ball.
Evening star., 1939-10-07
Births Reported

James and Mary Miller. boy.
Albert and Dorothy Mcbride. boy.
Lorenzo and MarKaret Addison. girl.
Alfred and Matilda Reed. girl.
George and Louise McMorris, girl.
Joseph and Elizabeth johnson, girl.
George and Ann Frankhouser. boy.
Bruno and Mildred Floria. boy.
Forest and Sylvia Fenner. boy.
Richard and Helen Latham, boy.
Morris and Lillian Cisenfeld. girl.
Herschel and Audrey Ledig. girl
Harry and Minnie Fletcher, girl.
Ernest and Isabelle Randall. girl.
Cleveland and Ethel Alexander, boy.
William and MARGARET Klank. boy.
George and Margsret Scheele. jr.. boy.
Russell and Elizabeth Davis. jr.,. girl.
Albert and Isabelle Schmitz. girl.
Ralph and Freda Boose. girl.
John and Ruth Henderson, girl.
Sanford and Ruby Rogers, boy.
Joseph and Catherine Marsden. boy.
Ruben and Virginia Colomo. boy.
Frank and Sarah Garner, boy.
Joseph and Elsie Quade. girl.
Jack and Alberta Shendow, girl.
Howard and Edna Slachter. girl.
Raymond and Mary Helmuth, girl.
John and Anna Smith, boy.
Charles and Edith Daniel, girl.
walter and Thelma Scott. boy.
Willie and Francis Wolfe. boy.
Bernard and Evelyn Gaunt, girl.
Roland and Virgie Sims. girl.
James and Elizabeth Brown, boy.
Evening star., 1939-10-07
Vondenberg Clubs
Heed in Wisconsin Quits
3y the Associated Press.

MADISON, Wis, Oct. Laurence
w. Hall, Madison attorney and
chairman of the Vandenberg-for-
President Club Of Wisconsin, re-
signed yesterday and simultaneously
announced withdrawal of two other
officers. leaving the organization
without s head.
The action was taken, Mr.. Hall
said, because Of differences over
policy between the officers and Peter
Zisch, Milwaukee pension advocate,
who successfully nominated and
elected q group Of delegates favor
able to his old-age assistance pro-
gram at a recent meeting of the
organization at Fond du Lac.
If I remained as chairman, 1t
would be presumed that approved
Of the tactics and the policies of
those elements" Mr.. Hall said.
II prefer to advance his Vanden-
berg's) interest aside from the in
huence and control of this group"
Evening star., 1939-10-07
Deaths Reported

Eusene W. Weaver, 81, 1920 Vermont st.
Mary Flanagan, 70. Providence Hospital.
william ". Champagne, Is, "a W st:
Raphael 8. Roche. II, Walter Reed Gen.
eral Hospital.
Harry Lyles, II. Sibley Hospital
Pauline M Connolly, 81, Walter Reed
George L Club, 81. Providence Hospital
Kezzie Davis, SO, Providence Hospital
Renee J: Birch. 81. Georse Washington
Cosby c. Roberts. 40. Gallinger Hospital
Infant Elizabeth French, Children's Hos
infant Hodges. children's Hospital
Infant Lawrence Laxton. Childden's Hos
pital.
Robert Ligon. "a. Freedmen's Hospital.
Robert Mitchell 40, Freedmen'S Hospital.
Mary Z. Lee, 60,>042 q 1t.
Arthur eMadows, 81, Freedmen's Hospital.
infant Harry Watson. Children's Hospital.
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Service Orders
ARMY.
INFANTRY.

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INFANTRY.
Lake City
MEDICAL CORPS.
Holt. II: Col; Rufus \, from Washington
Van va Vslin. A'ass.e CAPT. james c., from Fort
Richardson. First 1t. FredericE H. from
{:s.ns. GarIisie Barracks to the Philippine
kennsIS.s kSs Capt. william j., from seltrids.
wlsms as to r. eeelpgglns gss 1i'sndi from Fort
s.nss Rss t. to ce H. dsHe HsSs'n .rom s'aS' ne Philip
Brown. L. col. Arthur E. from the Philip
Philippine Islands to 81 Psso. w
shsRFd !. G01 Paul AZ rat from the
oibsonD Ma isss e ffrs from tie YYhp
pine Islands to Washington.
ffnHss hepn. GsR Rsnds vson2n to Sam + sGm the
pls pn. Islam ISLANDS sted . seitiidge T Field. As AD
waiian Islands to Neg York.
Howard. Mai. Alton W.. from Champaign
pine Tslsnds to Fort knox. VIC A',, ~
pne s.nas GsD to wstsr fo1 cafF tlGm the Philip
ealF to the phpene Eands s0m F0f'
sfHR1s Rsy to FEs IL. Fs51ns issnd e te"
Castor; Maj: Bernard Rsa T. from Chicago
Maddox, Chaplain Paul J.. from Fort D. A.
xscnses 5s$,: from For,
Sheridan to Washington.
Gretser, First 1t. George r.. from Chicago
to Fort shsIiSsNn s1SNAL CORPS.
schukrstt. First ii; Robert E.. from Fort
Coleman. Second 1t. Glenn c., from Fort
Sam Houston to Fort Bliss
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION
spraEue. comdr;, Clifton A. F., from New
shos tomas e NJ s. aes 6 na'2ka G from Newport to
ritsssSaid Il: comsr John !, from U. s.
Holt. II. Comdr, Walter C., from Newport
Aartinn, 1t. comdr. William A. P. jr.. to
McDade 1t: comdr. William NJ. from New
port to U S. S; Patoka.
Perry ny;,,. 1t; comdr John. from U. 8. s.
Glennon. Ensign William R.. from U. S. s.
Louisville to y $: S. Tarbell,
ROSS Iousvis Enisn TO c{s'9n T. s. s. X kns from o. s.
MARINE CORPS.
Svs1S' 4a}S It, Col. Francis T.. retired. to Nor
Patehen. 1t. Fred g. retired. to Philadel-
Roberts Mai Harold c., from Marine Head
quarters to Paris Island.
shearer. Maj. George W.. retired, to San
Holm; Maj; Lewis A.. from San Francisco
to San DIEGO,
Popp. First Ii. Charles. retired. to Detroit.
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