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Evening star., 1939-12-28
Housecoats, SIS
Originally S2.95, 53.95

OSs6s"UbsJ VS/cS VV|O
printed rayon coats In dark
and light backgrounds. Small
sizes only.
RayOn Brocade and Satin
Housecoats. Sizes IL, IA, 16, 18,
20. Originally $5.95, $795.
Now $z.S5
IL Wool Flannel Wrap-around
Tailored Stripe Robes. Rose and
navy. Large sizes only. Were
$10.95. Now $6.95
Robes, one each, wool, rayon
quilted, rayon velvet negligee, one
rayon velvet pajama, rayon satin
housecoat. Originally SIS to $25.
Now S8.95
Rayon Satin and Rayon Sheer
Negligees. Rayon and wool
housecoat. Originally $l0.95 to
$22.50. Now -S6.95
s Bed Jackets, silk, slightly soiled.
Small and extra large sizes. Orig
inally $195 to $595. Now,
$l.45, S1.9s, S3.s5
NEGLIGEEs, THIRD F1ooR. I.
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KIeinert Reducing
CirdIes, sI'50

Were $3.50
10 in perforated rubber, with
knitted rayon tops. Slide-fast-
ened back. Broken sizes.
10 Cedarized Fiber Storage Rolls
for wool or furs. Were Csc.
8 Silent James Wallets, wooden
racks to hold shoes, ties, shirts,
coat and trousers. Originally 75c.
Now 35c
5 Transparent Hat Boxes with
colored cardboard tops and bot
toms. Were 81. Now soc
Metal Waste Baskets with hand
decoration. Were 81. Now SOC
NOTIONS, AIsLEs 81 AND %,
FIRST FLOOR
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Arnold Authentics, @5'95

Were SIO.95
1l2 pairs shoes in discontinued patterns in bucko,
calf and alligator calf. In black blue, brown, tan,
wine Sizes AAAA-6 to 9; AAA-5 to 9; AA-5 to
9; A to g. B-312 to 9; ca, AZ S. 612, ~,
8, 81; E|8.
100 pairs Street. Sports and Evening Shoes in suede,
kid gabardne calf or. silk satin. Broken sizes and
colors. Originally $3.50 to s1575 Now -S2.95
200 Suede Street Shoes in low and medium heel
heights Black, brown, blue and green. Originally
$3.50 and $675. Now -------------------
WoMENs SHOES THIRD FLOOR
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Extraordinary Savings
in Two Smart Fabrics
Silk Shantung
So Va, 81 yard

800 yards In copen, natural rose
beige, and pink. SO inches wide.
$50 yards Printed Silk Canton
Crepe in conventional designs on
black, white and navy backgrounds.
80 inches wide. Originally $1.25
and $3.50 yard. Now sc
800 Remnanta Of Silk Fabrics In
plain, novelty and printed designs.
Lengths Of l to 3 yards. SO and
80 inches wide. Reduced n former
prices.
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Novelty JeweIry
Vas So

As pieces including necklaces,
bracelets, pins, clips, earrings, in
gold or silver color metal, colored
beads and black.
20 pieces Novelty Jewelry in gold
and silver color metal. Bracelets,
pins. We're $3.50. Now $1.75
Is Metal Frames, gold-color with
easel backs. 8x10 size. Original
ly $1.78. Now ----------- 85c
NOVELTY JEWELRY, A1sLEs 3 AND 5,
FIRST FLOOR
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Manufacturer
Sample Underwear

Pure dye silk satin. sheer and
crepe underwear. Lovely femi-
nine gowns and slips daintily
trimmed with cotton lace. Made
by one of our best lingerie manu-
facturers. Assorted colors in
small sizes.
rs Gowns, if in regular stock
would be 1895. Now - S2.95
81 Gowns, if in regular stock
would be $5.95. Now S3.95
8 Gowns, if in regular stock
would be $795. Now --- $5.95
3S Slips, if in regular stock would
be S2.95. Now Sl.95
IL Slips. if in regular stock would
be $3.95. Now ------ S2.95
8 Slips, if in regular stock would
be $795. Now - - $5.95
UNDERWEAR AND COSTUME SLIPS,
THIRD FLOOR
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Furniture Reduced

Occasional Chair with red leatherette cover. Walnut
finish on gum. Was $1250 Now 1895
l Wing Chair with natural cotton tapestry cover in
floral design Originally S45. Now $3.50
Pillow Back Chair with spring down seat and back
construction. Philippine mahogany exposed Frame
green cotton brocatee cover. Was S7S50 Now, $3.50
Low back Wing Chair with mahogany frame. Green
quilted chintz cover in floral design. Was $42.
Now - ------- ----------. S29.75
1 Chppendae- type Wall Rack, walnut finish gum
wood Was $3.50 Now S3.95
1 Gateeg Table, mahogany and gum 312x34 inches,
closed 47x34 inches open Was s2l.50 Now Sl5.95
Solid Maple Bench with peg-leg construction. Clear
varnsh finish 58X12 inches. Was $3.50. Now, S9.95
2 Mirror Wall Shelves, Is inches wide; IA inches high.
Originally Sc. Now S2.95
1 Pedestal Base Tilt top Card Table, maple finish
gumWood. Ship design. Originally l1.95 Now S595
l End Table with book trough. Mahogany veneer
and gum. Was $11. Now ----------- $3.50
Chippendale- type Coffee Table, painted off white.
Originally $795 Now Now----------------.------ $3.35
Unfinished Kitchen Chair. Originally s2.S5.
l Mahogany Side Chair with blue cotton harcloth
slip seat. Originally s20.50 Now ---- 1895
Arm Chair with solid Philippine mahogany frame:
blue imitation harcloth seat cover. Originally
$1675. Now
FURNITURE SIXTH FLOOR
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Misses Dresses
Greatly Reduced

Included in the group are dressy
afternoon dresses of silk and
rayon velvet, silk crepe, rayon
brocade, rayon MORE, rayon crepe,
and cotton velveteen; daytime and
tailored dresses of rayon crepe
and wool, including imported
British tweeds. Also rayon crepe
dresses with dressy wool jackets;
costume suits with Laskin Mouton
jackets. Maternity dresses of
rayon crepe and wool. Also in
cluded are pastels, red, wine.
green, navy, brown and black.
Sizes 10 to 20.
IS Originally 1855 to $22.95.
Now --------------- $5.75
IL Originally 1855 to $29.75.
Now --.----- 1915
II Originally 1895 to s39.75.
Now - $12.5O
II Originally $1995 to s49.75.
Now " $14.50
% Originally $22.95 to $35.
Now ------ $3.50
4 Originally $29.75. Now $3.50
II Originally $29.75 to $49.75.
Now - S22
10 Originally $35. Now $24
4 Originally $39.75 to $59.75.
Now $26
2 Originally s3975. Now S29
/ Originally $79.95. Now -- $36
2 Originally $69.75. Now $42
l Originally SIS. Now s46
MISSES DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR
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Fur Goats, CaPes and
Scarfs Reduced

Dyed Jap Mink Coat size 16 Was 1895. Now S265
2 Dyed China Mink Coats, size l6. Were 1925.
l Black Dyed Caracul Lamb Cape, size 18. Was
$225 NOW $l35
l Brown Dyed Caracul Lamb Coat, size 49, Was
$3.50. Now $50. 50
l Gray Kidskin Coat, size IA. Was $195. Now S95
l Gray Kidskin Coat, size 49, Was $3.50. Now SOS
l Brown Dyed Caracul Paw Coat, size 16. Was $129.
Leopard Cat Coat, size 16. Was $l45 Now S72.5e
Black Dyed Persian Lamb Coat, size AZ. Was 1925.
Silver Fox Jackets, size 16. Were $495. Now 1868
2 Two Skin Silver Fox Scarfs. Were $225. Now s159
l Single Skin Dyed Pointed Fox. Was s5975.
Now .--- SIS
l Three Skin Natural Stone Marten Scarf. Was $l35.
Two Skin Natural Stone Marten Scarf. Was $50 95.
Now - S45
l Tipped Skunk 36-Inch Coat, size 18. Was $295.
Dyed Guanoco Jackets. Sizes IA, 16 and 18. Were
500 95 Now ---- $49.95
FUR SALON, THIRD FLOOR
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Rayon Dress Fabrics
So
Originally 81 to $3.50 yard

Originally II to yI.oO yafd
800 yards plain and novelty weave
rayon dress fabrics In street shades.
80 inches wide.
$50 Remnants Of rayon and cotton
dress fabrics. Plain colors and
prints. Lengths Of l to 3 yards.
SO and 80 inches wide. Reduced
n former prices.
DRESS FABRICS, SECOND Floor.
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Decorators Samples

Decorators Samples
S each
Originally 81 to So yard
IS in discontinued patterns. Suit
able for pillows, seat covers and
wall hangings.
$50 Sample Fabrics greatly re-
duced to Csc to S8 each.
IA Lengths Material. including
cretonnes, cotton whipcords and
linens in yardages suficient for
slip covers. Greatly reduced to
soc to $1.40 yard.
STUDIO OF INTERIOR DECORATING,
Sixth Floor
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Decorative
China Reduced ~

CIoseOnt of "Love Basket"
4rf1C0re
43 pieces Of plain white imported
china, consisting Of flower hold
ers, centerpieces, baskets. Were
81 to $27. Now - 81 to $3.50
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR
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Misses Formal Fashions
Greatly Reduced

Group includes dance frocks and dinner
gowns OF silk chiffon, imported silk crepe,
rayon crepe, rayon lace, rayon net rayon
bengaline, rayon velvet, rayon damask, rayon
taffeta, rayon satin and cotton velveteen In
black, white, high colors or pastels.
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Extra-size Pajamas
Were $3.50

II pairs in Tuck-Stitch cotton
and-rayon. Two-piece style;
in aqua or maize.
3 Union Suits in 400 wool, 500
rayon-and-silk. With Dutch
neck and elbow sleeves. Sizes SO,
~ and "A. Were SO. Now $1.95
KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR
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Junior Boys Sports
Goats, SIS
Originally IS

20 wool coats, single breasted,
sports back. Brown, blue or
green. Sizes 6 to IL.
6 Wool Snow Suits, plain trousers,
plaid jacket. Talon-fastened
front. Sizes 10, ~, IA. Were
s895. Now ---------- $4.95
13 Fancy Wool Shorts, gray neat
pattern. Button-on style. Belt
to match. Sizes 8 to IL. Were
$3.50. Now ------ $1.25
The Boys STORE, FOURTH FLOOR
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Cotton Chenille and
CandIewick
BedsPreads Reduced

Various colors and patterns re-
duced from stock. Some slightly
Soiled. Included:
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Is. originally $685. to $25 S7.75
g. originally $751; to $685. Now-$ $9.75
T. were $16.95 to $l9.95. Now $3.50
18 originally S22 95 to $29 75 Now---$l $l4.5O
TO- were S22 IS to $25 oW-----$16.5O
z originally $25 Now
g. originally $35 to $39, rs NowS S22
2, originally $685. Now w-S26 S26
l. originally $685. Now S29
l. originally $4975 Now oW---$ $32
1 Wedding Gown in ivory colored rayon satin. Size
a. Originally $6975. Now " SIG
I Wedding Gown in ivory colored rayon gros de Lon
DIRE taffeta. Size H. Originally $69.75. Now----$36
MISSES FORMAL ROOM THIRD FLOOR.
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Girls Wash Dresses
sI'25
Originally SI.95 and S2.95
so in girls and Teen Age sizes.
OF assorted cottons. in prints,
plaids and solid colors. Size Z
to is.
27 Teen Age Cotton Dresses in
assorted plaids and prints. Sizes
IL and IA. Were s295. Now $195
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR
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ChiIdren's Socks
J pairs s.
Originally SOC to SIPS pair
200 pairs Knee High Socks in
wool, wool-and-rayon or WOOL
and-cotton. For boys or girls;
sizes in the group, 7 to 11l2.
HOSIERY, AISLE II, FIRST FLOOR.
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l K0dahectOr; shOpWorn. Was
IS. Now $3.75
l Da Lite Beaded Screen; shop
worn; 22x30. Was So. Now $6
2 Photo Albums. Were $3.50.
Now $1.85
1@8 MN Eastman Rewind and
Splicer. Was $3.50. Now S.
IL A Eastman Screen; 30x40
inches; Originally $3.50. Now, IS
l Kodak Jr. Series iii. F. As lens.
Was $25. Now $18.75
CAMERAS, FIRST FLOOR
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Toys at R Price
Floor and display sam mbIeS

27 English wool and wool and
ravon shawls.
Pink Wool and RayOn Hand
Crocheted 3-Piece Sacques Sets.
Infants sizes. Were $3.50. Now
S1.95
6 Cotton COverallS: sizes 2 end
3. Were $165. Now 85c
3 Handmade Cotton Sheet Sets.
Were $165. Now CSC
3 White Wool and Rayon Knit
Shawls. Originally S. Now S195
Pink Wool Shawl. Was $425.
Now ------------- - S295
3 Cotton Corduroy Coveralls in
pink; size 3. Were $295. Now
sl.95
l Pink Cotton Bathrobe; size 8.
Was $195. Now --- $1.45
: Cotton Bobbie Suits; sizes 2 and
3. Were S195. $1.45
4 Cotton Dresses in sizes 2 and 3.
Were S295. Now --- $l.95
6 Jaeger Wool Knit Logging Sets;
sizes l and 2. Pastels. Were
S1295. Now -$9.45
INFANTS FURNISHINGS,
FOURTH FLOOR
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1923 18th 81 NV

EV@V I'm 1T. NV.
l and 2 rooms and bath tno
Kitchen. Electric refrigeration.
Switchboard service Elevator
service. Resident manager. (Tel.
Dist. 1o53-Met. 0945)
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bedrooms and 2 baths. entrance
hail. living room, dining room.
kitchen. pantry. Electric refrig-
GRAFTON. Res. Mgr. Elevator
Building desirably located Just
OF Mass. Ave
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2147 O ST. NV.

Elec. RefE. Resident Manager.
, rms, kit. and bath ----. $4,000
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1901 WYOMING AVENUE

l room. bath (no Kitchen.
4 rms. kit. and 2 baths.
4 bedrooms. 3 baths. drawing rrn..
library, dining room, kit. maid 6
quarters. Electric refrigeration
Resident manager.
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Elec. RefR. Resident Mahager.
rms. kit. and bath-----S42.60
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33l4 MT. PLEASANT ST.
2 and 3 rooms, kitchen. bath. rec.
hall. Res. Mgr. Elec, refrg.
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1880 ADAMS MILL RD.
l room. Murphy bed. kit. bath.
porch.
2 rooms, kit, bath, porch. Elec-
trio refrigeration.
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1901 CALVERT ST. NV.
and 4 rooms, kitchen and bath.
Elec. refg. Resident manager.
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1927 COLUMBIA RD.

and 4 rooms. kitchen bath, porch.
Refre. on house current. Resident
manager.
Evening star., 1939-01-29
BEN WEBSTER

WHAT'S 1AtS ? WARTS ON THE cOukTEAAAcE
or NOuA6 PUSSY Ne JetPtRe? AAD MRS
AeJEe7GRS MAS BRou@AT AlAA 70 THE
HAA.C kA4lO BEAUTY SAOp FOR 1REkIAAEA1-
v eo<Slele? WILL n ee eOsseLE 70 eEAJIlFY
NNe6x? HAS THE HLAolc AuD 40 LIMITATIONS !?
Evening star., 1939-02-27
Colder Weather Due
After Another Day
Of Spring
Fog Is Developed by
Rising Temperature,
Disrupting Traffic

Another day of spring-like tenn
peratures was in prospect today
after the same conditions yesterday
had brought on "muggy" and foggy
weather that partially disrupted
both motor and air transportation.
A rising mercury developed fog
yesterday morning that forced one
transport plane to pass up the Cap
ital and delayed others in taking
of at Washington Airport.
At the same time the sudden
change in atmospheric conditions
caused condensation of water on
ignition wires of automobiles-re-
sulting in hundreds of emergency
calls to auto clubs.
Meanwhile, the Weather Bureau
announced a plan for developing
more accurate forecasts, especially
IN cities where there are no dis
trict forecasting stations.
F. w. Reichelderfer. Weather Bu-
reau chief, explained the principal
feature of the new plan is to adapt
the general forecast for a large area
more specifically to fit cities not
equipped with stations.
For instance, weather reports
drawn up at airports in various
cities now can be taken into consid-
Grafton for modifying the general
Official Weather Bureau forecast.
thus localizing the forecast.
The Districts outlook for tonight
is cloudy and slightly colder, with
minimum of about 36 degrees,
tomorrow is expected to bring ram.
Evening star., 1939-02-27
Deaths Reported

Mary G Ofutt. 93, 5000 st. NV.
Mary E. Allison So 1921 Allison st. NV.
John Bennett. So. Garfield Hospital
Charles P. Smith. 50. l"4S N. c. ave ne
Joseph Tompkins "a. ST. ElizaDeths hos
Elizabeth Mcleod. 30, Emergency Hospital.
Nora Whaleh. 70. $40 Mass ave NV
John Carrington. 6S. 1926 E Capitol st.
Robert D l.aughlin 6s, United States Sol
dlers Home Hospital
Robert Manning. 81. 1923 Macomb ST. W
lnomas A. Murray, &C. 1865 Wyoming
ave.
Estella w. Martin. 81. 1926 aSth st. NV.
Annie M. Happier 50. 1919 Iowa ave NV
Ada c. Manning, 54 900 Cathedral ave,
Myle Roscn. 30. GEORGETOWN Hospital
Ida j. YuSter 35, 41"O 18th st NV
Marjorie Hal!!gan j! GEORGETOWN Hospital
Joseph b. Lee -. Gallineer Hospital
infant Sallie Wilson. Chlldren's Hospital,
infant Wernlg, GeoTgetoWn Hospital.
infant Conkllng. GEORGETOWN Hospital
i:Clnda Branch, so, 20, Acker st. ne
Willie Simmons, rs Gallinger Hospital
Marjorie O,kelly. 81. Frcedmen's Hospital
Sophronia Dorsey. ~ ST. Ellzabeths Hos
James Smith. 26. Providence Hospital
FANNIE Connor. u. GEORGETOWN Hospital
Georgia j. Wheeler 10 Gallinger Hospital
infant Louis Washington. Chlldren's Hos
infant James H Morgan. 1926 10Th st. NV
infant Cole. Galllnger Hospital
infant Ernest McCarter, Garfield Hospital
Infant Harris. Gallinger Hospital.
Evening star., 1939-02-27
lit mrn1nrtattt

BROWN. LUCY JANE In loving memory
Of our mother. LUCY JANE BROWN; who
TeB7uars qsB7u;sS :hs a rs seven years ago today
YoM, are not foreotten. dear mother.
AS long as life and memory last.
We will remember thee.
HER FTP PEy0IEP yT RATGHTER npTH RTTH GYM pM
1N-LAW. J. ARTHUR CUMBER
7. lBUsTER5 JOHNS, who died February
MRS RogERfH Esffye5 56Hss 5aRsmGsssf MoTHEn: HAT
TIE BUTLER SISTER
JOHNSON. HATTIE. In sad but loving
HAr a SheF who de
ruary 81. 1897.
TWO years have passed. dear mother.
Since you were called away:
That sad and weary day.
l think OF YOU in silence
NO eve can see me weep,
But many silent tears I shed
HER g1rR HSb SeARbySN EBwAkB EBrrH
father zAcHAR1fAH b B. LAwsoN 1 eaSoSRh Who sHu de.
parted this Life life one year ago today. Feb
Upright and lust to the end Of his days;
Sincere and kind in heart and mind
What beautiful memory he left behind
HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTERS
AND SONS
MINOR. EMMA. SACRED is the memory
OF my friend. EMMA MINOR who departed
this life three years ago today. February
81 1896 LEANORA E. BAILEY .
,t MINOR, MI, Or EMMA: IN loving rsmemhyanse
who departed this life three years ago to-
SISTERS AND UNCLE.
THOMPSON. c. MATILDA 1. In low.
ing memory of our dear wife and mother
Mrs. c. MATHILDA I. THOMPSON. who
FATHER AND CHILDREN. {.
Evening star., 1939-02-27
Births Reported

Maurice and Estele Van Kinsbergen, eil
Rudolf and Ilze Smlts girl
Jonn and Florence Humphrey. girl.
Louis and Shirley Land boy,
Thomas and Doris Wood girl.
Thomas and Eleanor DonncIly girl
RAYMOND and Elizabeth Kellum. girl.
Gerald and Elizabeth Conkling boy.
Edmund and Eleanor Getzin girl.
Max and Selma Chidel. girl.
Ernest and Vera koth, girl
Michael and Kathleen Dudas girl
Monroe and Shiley Bradenberg, girI.
James and Incz Makel bov.
Bennett and Niola Smoot girl.
Karl and Vivian Phillips bov,
Edward and Hazel Jackson. hoy.
Robert and Rosa Maddox. boy
Evening star., 1939-02-27

Lodge. No. is. B. F. O ElEs.
Will convene in session of Sor-
row at 40 pm. Monday.
February -. 1889. for the
purpose of paving tribute to
our late brother. THOMAS A.
MURRAY. who passed TO the
Grand LoGee of the Hereaf, er
February -, Enrolled Sep
Evening star., 1939-02-27
Black Is S.;
Average Age of
| Justices, 64.6
BY the Associated fress.


Justice Hugo L. Black, the Su-
preme Courts youngest member
and its leading lone dissenter, be-
came SO years old today.
This made the average age of the
justices 64.6 years, compared with
II two years ago.
The justices average age dropped
sharply when Justice Black sue
ceeded 78-year-old Willis Van De-
vanter, who retired June 2, 1887.
1t declined further a few months
later when 75-year-old George
Sutherland was succeeded by So
licitor General Stanley Reed, now
81. Justice Bejamin N. Cardozo of
New York, who died last July at the
age of Go. was followed by 56-year-
old Felix Frankfurter. Justice Louis
D. Brandies, 80, retired two weeks
ago, and a successor has not been
named.
Evening star., 1939-02-27
Heredity Journal Editor
To Give Illustrated Talk

Robert Cook, editor of the Journal
OF Heredity, will give a lantern slide
talk on the contributions of
Genetlcs to Plant Breeding" at the
meeting of the Biological Society of
Washington Saturday in the Cosmos
CLUB at 7:30 pm.
Central America through a Mo-
tlon Picture Camera will be shown
by DR.. Hugh ONeil of Catholic Uni
verslty, following Mr.. Cooks talk.
Evening star., 1939-02-27
Urges Merit Medals

Awarding of medals to Govern
metn employees who render meritori-
o'ls or distinguished service in their
particular field would be authorized
by bill Senator BuloW. Democrat
OF South Dakota. will introduce this
afternoon at the request of the Civil
Service Commission.
Evening star., 1939-02-27
Miss Beuttie Named

Miss Edith M. Beattie has been
named executive secretary by the
District Graduate Nurses Associa-
ton. She succeeds Miss Emily M.
Kleb, who resigned after two and
half years in the position. The
appointment becomes effective We'd
nesday. Miss Beattie, graduate of
the George Washington University
School of Nursing, for the last nine
years has beer. supervisor of the
Out Patient Department of Child
ren's Hospital.
Evening star., 1939-02-27
Garna nf Thanka

MULLIGAN PHILLIP. We wish to express
Our sincere thanks to our neiChbors and
friends for the beautiful floral tributes
and expressions of sympathy rendered dur
ing our bereavement
THE FAMILY AND HIS SISTERS.
WALKER, JAMES ALIEN We wish to
express our sincere thanks to our neigh
bors and friends for the beautiful floral
tributes and expressions of sympathy dur
ing our recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY
Evening star., 1939-02-27

tember 4. 1907
Elk ~ services at the la,s rssidenes asoa
A,1cs, MARTlSN y3gNG y{}gI g. Ezated ga Ruler
NoRTuEN. MARYUs p. On February ss
years, Of Fredsrick. Md, the, beloved hus-
earG eanf o, NE Gdlth Northen mee Mason 'Fred-
Manson, St, Paul and Preston sts 81 Bali,
more Mo- on Wednesday. at | am. %
RECKERT, ANNE MARGARET On Sun
bSaqa@'ay % ANNIE MAFGARFT hF RfTf REcK Ko
Mek' Mss NAV she sqrvysd y "a
G. George v, Charles P and William
Services, at the ,raesidence on Wodnes-
hee offered at Q am Interment Mount
ROBERTSON. ALICE X On Sunday.
Home ALICE K ' RoRERTsoS sfse9srn befeved Fe!s
hoe oo at I'm III st nN Hines o6 Co. 11d5s
Cedar Hill Cemetery ''''' ~
RoREY CAROLYN MAE Suddenly on
n Monday 4 pozE1 FsbrHary sa1or 81 laaa: cARoLYN
i and caEoline Scott Robey and d sister Of
Louise. E. Robey
/. Notice of funeral later
S scHETcH; i ,cF5 E-rAF; . on Sunday, FebEu-
loved danahter of the Cahoch late Jacob ane and nd
Ada schesuch and sister of Alfred and
Funeral services at the W. W Chambers
on Tuesday; February %. at pm. Rela-
GIenvood Ess ood cemeery reas are invited lnteFment
sCHuTT.- CHARLES R. On Monday
Var Narh cHARIs TzGF ssGfTT7ae scH beaHsa h
band Of r virginia schutt and father l''n of
Misses s1nse Lula and and Helen schutt and Mrs.
esa7 Wilson Blvd. Arlinston. NV Va. a. nEmti Until
10 Grace EPISCOPAL Church. Wisconsin 'ie1'ee ave-.
s d R s. pm mherf tsnTa cou
bia Gardens Cemetery. Arlington. Va. 90
sCHUTT. CHARLES R. special COM
nunication of the Columbia Lodge, No os5,
Wednesday, March /. 1879 for for the r purpose posi-;
81 s4oher r Iss n funeral
.. sGoTT' ! JULIA J. A On r. THURSDAY; II February
SCOTT, beloved wife Of James Daniel Scott
ana mother of Ernestine Ross, BODY rest
ing at Adams &, Smoot funeral home, 2425
Monday. February %. after 5 pm
Funeral Tuesday. February %. at 1:3O
pm. from Macedonia Baptist Church, Sher-
mont Cemetery
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Love funeral home; els Florida ave. e. nv.
Notice Of funeral later. 90
Evening star., 1939-12-22
Y. IS Mems Club Plays
Santa to IS BOYS

The "Y's Mems Club" of the Gen.
trail Y. M. c. A. last night played
Santa Claus to some IS younger
boys at the Barney Neighborhood
House, 470 N street SW.. by pro-
viding each with a gymnasium suit.
The occasion was the annual
Christmas party of the club, held
at the house. A program of en-
tertainment, including games, was
arranged for by the Clark Club,
composed of older boys of the
Neighborhood House.
Tomorrow at 1890 am. some 800
boy members of the boys depart
ment of the Y. NJ C. A. will take
part in the annual Christmas party
in the boys building, 1882 G street
NV.
Evening star., 1939-12-22
Woodring AppIouds
Army's Proqress in '39

In a Christmas greeting yester-
day to the Army Secretary of War
Woodring said the year just closing
"has been one of unprecedented
peacetime activity and progress in
strengthening of our national de-
fense."
The Secretary expressed his ap-
probation to the Army for making
possible "the splendid results which
are being achieved"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-10-05

General purpose-first, Junior
Johnson; second, Robert TorSke,
third, Roy Rumfelt, all of Har-
din.
Turkeys-first, Marvin Car
penter; second, James Gentry;
third, Victor Rutz, all of Har-
din.
Forage premium winners
Alfalfa-first, Ted Kallen;
second, Hardin F. F. A.; third,
Willard Wilson, Lodge Grass.
Vegetable premium winners
Bliss Triumph potatoes-first
Marvin Carpenter, Hardin.
Six yellow onions-first, Ju-
nior Johnson, Hardin.
Six white onions Ju-
nior Johnson, Hardin; second,
R. Starkweather, Hardin; third,
Charles Bennett, Hardin.
Six onions, any other variety
first, Junior Johnson, Hardin.
Cucumbers-first, j. Brock
way, Lodge Grass; second, Jean
May, Hardin; third, Barbara
Danielson, Hardin.
Sweet corn-first, Junior John
son. Hardin.
String beans-first, Junior