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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-08-23

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THE RECTOR
Pontifical College Josephinum
WORTHINGTON, OHIO
Evening star., 1945-01-14
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Evening star., 1945-01-14
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Every detail of the new PHILHARMONIC
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for your children and you.
PHILHARMONIC RADIO CORPORATION
$40 East Sevcnty-Second ST., New York 2l, n Y.
Evening star., 1945-12-01
Veterans Counse|ors
Urged for District

The Retaining and Re-employ-
ment Administration, which seeks
one adequate place in each COM
munfty where veterans can go for
information and assistance, would
like to see a model center" in
Washington.
To that end, the agency has
sent Joseph c. McGarraghy, chair
man Of an Advisory Committee for
the Districts Veterans Center, a
list of proposals which stressed
counseling for returning servicemen
PRA, which made the recon-
mendations at the request of Mr..
McGarraghy's committee, said that
full representation of Government
and District agencies at the center
was a Requirement"
1t presented these specific pro-
poSals for services at the center:
Educational and vocational coun-
selling, supplemented by a skilled
evaluation- of the veterans expert
ence, aptitudes, abilities and in
terests. to help the veteran decide
on future work.
Counseling on problems of per-
sonal adjustment, assistance to the
veteran in arranging loans, investi-
eating business opportunities and
investments, advice on insurance to
help the veteran decide which type
OF insurance is best suited to his
needs and counseling on general
problems requiring legal interpre-
tations,
Evening star., 1945-12-01
HsLP MeN.

YOUNG Man. to handle atiiletics and act
Rsn1x aide n private graded school for boys
has i9s sss,s;:'ss sus n'ssH
s';s sssSsss,s sh5 month ssil: :.inias a
a0.hr, week; liberal vacation with pay.
YouN9 HOt "a MAN sH Sisr issTrrsoGsArHEs, about .,
with local manufacturer; good opportunity.
APnlg 4 arlngM1x, soS l36-5; Sv star - . ..,,..,.
colored porters for large Garase;. perma-
sDs Hsel1 f''S s ..s sssrhsn. 81 the r'f!
FEETToAHT PEI Mix lNs sxLEs s4o oc6.ftoRs1ros + ha,
opening in Westminster territory. for per-
spen nna medsai isssan ssns on sss saa
between 20, and 39 years q age; car
and sxpenses os' Give " detaiis. ssDerienes fence
telephone number, own handwriting. Rep
resentstive poy will bs in Washington for
AUTO MaNHrAcTHRER fH1 TSs s'ar Wants eombin.-
combination Spanish French translator for
foundation in English and foreign Ian.
euage grammar. Salary open. Box
l.. III l. DGPoNr spes DE NEMouRs & CO. Will
mington, Del.-Process and piping design
ers and craftsmen. plumbing designers and
craftsmen. structural designers and drafts
men, architectural designers and craftsmen
civil designers and craftsmen, electrical
designers and craftsmen. power designers
and craftsmen. ventilatine designers and
craftsmen urgently needed for employment
In engineering dept. Wilmington once
Men lacking engineering degree but pos
considered. Company representative win
interview applicants at the y. 8. EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE OFFICE, ! 022 18th St
hours Of o and 4:3O pm. For evening
anoointment call DI. 1000. Ext. $40.
Jobs. Contact E. A. Drumm. Room
213, 1885 @ st. NV, 9 to IL and / to 4.
except Saturdays. . to /.
for Marylands fastest-growins real estate
CO.: must have car. MR.. BOWERS, Union
1900
Evening star., 1945-12-01
District Jail Break
Inside Story May Be
Revealed Next Week

The inside story of how five pris-
oners slipped out of the District Jail
q week ago today may be revealed
next week, Thomas r. Sard, chair
man of the inquiry board, said to-
day.
The three-man board OF prison
officials, which has been examining
prisoners and guards all week, re-
cessed today, but planned to con-
vene again Monday to question more
inmates, Mr.. Sard said
1t may require all of Monday and
part Of Tuesday to complete the tes-
timony after which the evidence will
be "digested" and submitted in
the form of report to Claude O.
Botkin, Jail superintendent.
The report will then go to Howard
B. Gill, District superintendent of
penal institutions, who possibly will
add recommendations and forward
it to the Board of Public Welfare's
Committee on Institutions.
If criminal negligence has been
indicated in the report, the Welfare
Committee will call for further in
vestigation, legal prosecution and re-
forms. The Welfare Board is ex-
pected either to release the report
directly to the public or forward it
to the Commissioners for that pur-
pose.
With five of the escapes still at
large, three guards on duty between
l and 2 pm, when the break took
place, have been suspended. One of
them, L. A. Howard, has been
charged with attempted extortion
and has declined to testify before
the inquiry board.
Evening star., 1945-12-01
HELP MEN and WOMEN

s9okKEEPaK saseK IN genera
once rOutine attractive f salary ga pfsasani nara
SsSHTrRs RRs9s }sT is.,. 4 m ,s.m. I'm
store are plainly marked requiring NO
memory work; we can teach you how to
psscee pss e vii snh b.n sssF k. in annG
s45 ssden:saFs assr rd diAsI
;sasd!s CASHIER: and meat section; ne. Wash.
Mr levin. RIVER TERRACE s1PER
MARKET. s439 Benning I'd. ne
1ons. x aspss SRs and Of rss shes soo o
sionai dinners. several days advance notice
or or times rSeI per month: " Sunday ee dinners qs
I pm. or evening weekday dinners $40
Apply describing qualifications to Box
ccooaGNATiEassa coaAi asas CLERKS for either serving Gus
steaks. chops and roasts; customer selects
from case, you simply weigh it and price
nseded Il SSrs nsea
computing scale We will teach you how
n s's tooD s1s
eRAcK cha K I. 5. M .l.ctromatic proportional
wnas machine In SosE0r yaptsS e5 tenn
DISHWAsHER, white or colored: good
FoOD AND FOUNTAIN Clerks. age 10
or over; experience not necessary, as We
will train you; good pay while learning;
uniforms furnished and laundering free.
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
emp2oyment once; n st. ne.
steady employment: coed PAX p,,,, pnifermws rms
DRUG CO. 3746 10th st. ne. Du. 5S5s.
JANITOR; elderly colored couple; Iron
Fireman experienced; prefer Govt. man;
wife stay in: quarters for services: no
wages. Box 40S-A, Star.
NAN AND WIFE. no children, for general
farming wife to do general housework
salary. with furnished house Call at
L lo2I p r Ith vh st .HH. nv. Phone IA. oslo:
openings: permanent positions: good salary
emraoyment once. 9th floor, THE PALAIs
5 SHOE et sALEsMEN 81 En- Or 81 WOMEN. perm.n.n,
employment. good salary to start. pleasant
STORE IA. $500 S 5soi 6eorais "a ave. MnN NV.
STENOGRAPHER By the hour. ewes. and
SATURDAYS: GEORGETOWN. HO. 6734.
STENoGRAPHER AND TYPIST, knowledge
Of bookkeeping: permanent position. with
excellent future. in a weu-established 10.
cal frm. Please state flil particulars ant
salary expected. Replies confidential. Bo,
349-A. Star.
VETERANS. men or women. needed In
young veterans organizstion:, shipping
clerk, typist. stenogranher;s Nrsent. Ma
1851. .Nr.e-~ -5ssz
Evening star., 1945-12-01
HELP MEh.

ACCOUNTANT, Junior, for local cPA's Of
nce; excellent opportunity for advance
ment and to obtain varied experience.
Reply. stating age, educational qualiflca-
ions, ton references and salary expected.
aiRLiNa Hs ne ksssEiRyA.IoNs and ticket
asents at National Airport: SHIFT hours;
eesss room @ ss A5ax Aegs a RRss5ssn
A%oafFscT6kzL A%sosaaz pff 10 pkarFsAsR al e sm wanted
tmmsdistely Call RA. 1880. HOT
SssfsFANir SSssRsFasi 'SS SsSH1rr1NG CLERK in hlm-
sRhEN ef sPd ssve Is a
sie xGr6k3bIiIxEs IiIxs' ssoDY & TD and fender metal
man, unusual proposition to the rikhi
man: permanent position with Arm that
: ssns Rssiss sasRfs to ana make and Te
body AND FENDER MAN, permsnen,
a., ssk new ssl 7ssfMaeyr Morogsd sssd lssi M En- In
AUTO BODY MEN. also auto painter. ex-
building: guaranteed salary and commits.
CHEVY syn g., cHAsE sss MOTOR Co. 77ab Wis
AUTO GLASS MAN to install auto glass,
good working hours. good pay, bonus, ST. .25
aGTo aGHF sGS caSi;,sst 3i} star a.,
eod ay ah x coed
H.S sTAafaRs.. Ms sssa sssssa0' WORK Phone MR.
AUTOM0BfLE MECHANICS = Excellent
sood wsst, tS5 sses5,sRssd S:,
pay. SIisxftU51RT iotToSS istN SS0uIc Icu,frxNS.
oyo and y stA ne.
Evening star., 1945-12-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WE CAN PAY ALL CASH up to $4,000
for fairly modern 8 or 6 room house in a
desirable residential location We need it
badlyl No agents please. Box $685.. Star.
MIMEOGRAPHING, typing. mailing; prompt
service. day or evening. MARY SHERMAN,
a0a VIE R9fnq NoF eas BE n aEssfoNs1BIE sfSs
debts contracted BY any person other than
myself. ROBERT J, HALL. 434 Turner
VENETIAN BLINDS and window shades,
ssEsiR sHsRR JaS iass si|i9ssss free sEEv5sE
MOTHER FROMAN'S CHICKEN BOX Il
" yh9le 9e fried ehcaen ca' 81 TGast chicken
open sEe5 irO% ron eos 1e sm. to II OF I'm daily Ma
i WILL NOT Biz kEsfoNsrBIE rs Il h;M' for any
+: c. b. HUNT, a54s waterside a 'Hdr dr..
sNsYsnl6shen sNY oNR kNoW1SG 4 the whereabouts Is o,
B. A., Bean, c A. McKnew and r. H.
Arnold, Smithsonian Institute employees in
psas. 1sos OF able e aen.ty their
7IR THE 1StS AhNuA 81 nv MrFEiNG fE 1885, ~,
holders Of the Columbia Permanent Build
ing Association of the District Of Columbia
Tor the election of four directors, and for
such other business that may properly
come before the meeting. will be held on
Tuesday, December IL. 1915, at O'Clock
Pm, at the ofice of the association, 1923
st; NV. WASHINGTON, D. c. FRED A.
I WILL NOT Be REsPoNsiBIE a soSssi for any
sssS sss sse aqy yRkno RSsksSp ohss os
Wash. blvd, District Heights. Nd o.
Evening star., 1945-12-01
Evening Grosbeok, Last Seen
In 1922, Revisits D. c. Area
Bird Lovers Here
Are Seeking Glimpse
Of Rare Species

Washington bird lovers were in
terested today in the rare appear
ance of an Evening Grosbeak, last
reported seen by naturalists here %
years ago.
-Four of the birds, grown male
and either three females or three
immature males. were seen this
week in the area near Brookmont,
Md, by Donald E. McHenry, Ma
tional Capital Parks naturalist.
Mr.. McHenry reported their pres
ence to the Fish and Wildlife Serv-
ice and telephoned key men and
women in several District nature
societies and at least two dozen
individuals, some of them Govern
ment executives who promptly took
some of their annual leave, called
at the Chesapeake g. Ohio Canal
lockhouse, in which Mr.. McHenry
lives, to catch a glimpse of the rare
visitors.
The evening grosbeak was added
Evening star., 1945-12-01

apply for a marriage license on
one day. ,Oait three tul days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
DolphuS L: Jones; a. s5l goth st ne,
Russell R.. Rohmann, 20, cicero. Ill. and
Hilda D. Baldacci, %, All Emerson
Harry Grayson, 30. AIT 10th st. ne. and
Elizabeth A. Pasternock. 22, 3s Madison
Charlotte N kincsid' Ss'SS; s. SsS s ssth Aaa st'
MifhaeI aamndHd N Miskets; Is . 81, and Mary a;
Armando W. ainnetti. 80. and Leontina E.
Norman G.. Smith. .26. 3811 v st. s.e. and
Bonnie L. Roach, %. 81 Farragut pl.
ana OLA MSS X sede i g. 1sfa Sha Il 18th ns st.
joseph H Mccarthy, %. $3.50 Macarthur
'anss Tnss Is PsnP chssao HsSR Va
Ii Bin 4 e EssetoSs asS sazs H. ' issf Eusd nd
and GLADYS B. Hunter 5A IS. 1913 { c
Ernest j. Mueller; SO. $40 Somerset pl.
winiTsd nT aad R EInf Ensz N Va Lyasy &C. Riverdsls
5r Fiorenee a + sellner, ' Is. saitland 81 ia 3D. ana
al. A T5jvette, Il ,S s2: 81 4th lois st sS;, ss
and and Rose E; Hackley, "a. 314s Buena
si4RfS Villa y H6pPns @ 81 oId fsh g. AND
Frederick H. Crane, 35. 410 18th ST. ne,
and Lucille Gilbert: 80. 634 A st. sc.
and Mazola Jacobs. 20. sll4 c st. Sc.
Asbury H. Holmes. jr., IS. 231i Sherman
aye. NV and Mary L. Woody, Is, 2267
James mes v v, ssla. 2s, and Susie M. Ross. rs.
Frederic G. Rita 5S, 4614 G0nnsctieqt
Chevy eEe nG Chase end Helen j. sumner 40
Charles TsaEonas; e7, and Cleo psira. %.
Ho%sFd Sosn e 4Sns knatt st5 g. ST. white Rite City
Harry W: s. shogsl,eT: Il 6s$ Randolph s
James S. cocterham. n Is. sos End st. NV,
and Annie M. Clark, 22,- Norfolk
sssoI s hs'cR shd Sa. SSsott s'sah ss
Leonard sarner, 20, 575e 18th st. NV.
poasd snd wen smiths smsa 81 nsiyshd nRsysGa oes sss
Thenas soES 3 6svIs ;; l.: IS ~ sad Folly A. Sfins.
Myrtle o n Isrner as Is. SsasSs 4a tth na s. sna se
pax, and Caroline g. Roweiiffe.' 23.
John 4. l. cisments IS. st s1ss siS p st. NV.
Hay l. S0fqG 1sa 2a gtnSrs nsn0uh s Va
and Sarah C. Grantham, 27, st. Pauls.
Perneli NJ. Smith. 27. 1917 18th st. NV.
n and Fara " Pope II, 4729 jay at. n.e.
Alden W. smock. .32, Chevy Chase. and
Cora B. Mitchell "a, 1890 Calvert st.
Robert E. Norris, 80. odenton, Nd, and
Mary A. Dow. 19. Gambriils, Md
Issued at Rockville.
Joseph F: Combs, jr,. 33, Washington, and
winford Glenn Mcdonald, 80. Ennis. Tex,
and Winifred H. Kelley, 23, Washing
Ernest H, stromeyer. 90, Hopedale. Ohio,
Thomas B. Hammaros, IS. and MARGARET M
Thomas. SO. both Of Silver Spring.
Roy w. Shifhet; %, and Lacey William
23 both Of Bethesda.
s0Sn9n HaFan 'fses BTsaors g. a2tsa nd "
B. Anderson. aon as. BETHESDA hUeShiie' and Ai''e
Harold J. .Killen, jr. II, Takoma Park
Nd, and Lois A. McNierney, 1s, WASH
Meta NJ Hurley IS, Washington. no"' AHO
Virginia Collins, %. Arlington. va.
Issued at Alexandria.
Joseph Aloysius Walter, 20, Patuxent
River, iser,d Nd and Lydia v. Northrop, II,
Harry. j. Ritter, 80. and Lois J. Browning,
%, both OF Washington
Evening star., 1945-12-01
Deaths Reported

David B. Wheeler, "a, 1918 N st. NV.
Mary j. Gray, 81, 1116 Virginia ave Sc
Georse F. Berg, rs, United States Soldiers
Home.
Marie M. Gasch, 20, 1853 p st. NV.
Isabella Matthews, SO, Silver Spring, Md
Dwight F Davis. 66, 2145 Decatur pl. NV.
John. w Fraber. "a, Arlington, Va.
Frank E. Thornton, SO. rs Todd pl ne.
Frederick E. Wheeler, SO, 1716 Fort Davis
st. Sc
Vincent Dorio, 61, 437 14th st. s.e.
George Trifllis, so, 119 New York ave n w.
Archie E. Cole, 50, 1906 D st. ne
Marguerite A. Davis. 5s, 619 18th st. ne.
Maurice j. Brosnan, 81, go 7th st. sc.
George Boylen. 55, 63I F st. sw
Dorothea A. Earnshsw. SO, 2711 Terrace
rd. Sc.
Mary M McClintock. so, 1928 st. NV
Charles H. Champion, 81. 1887 st. NV.
Georgia Green, rs, 1926 Church st. NV.
Arthur Middleton, "a. 2S23 4th st. ne.
Basil Smith. II, All NJ st. NV
Joseph Jackson. 20, Blue Plains. D. C.
Percy E. Page, "a, 51S NJ ST. NV
George Dimmie, 4S, 1929 M ST. NV.
Charles s. Waters, 40, 1926 Bells ct. NV.
Pauline T Strother, ~, 34s Bryant st. n w
Beulah Goffney, "a, 1858 Kendall ST. me-
Willie Mckay, 33, 1928 Hope ave Sc
Evening star., 1945-12-01
Dean GildersIeeve Urges
War Training for Peace
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press
a4 Miss Virginia Gildersleeve, who
as a United States delegate helped
write the charter for the United
Nations Organization, told the
House Military Affairs Committee
yesterday universal military train
ing is necessary to establish world
order. Miss Gildersleeve is the dean
OF Barnard College, New York.
]. Henry Scattergood, Philadel-
phia, representing the Friends
Committee on National Legislation,
opposed universal training, asserting
that real security" could come only
through the prevention of war.
His organization, Mr.. Scatter
coed said, does not want "the false
security of an armament race head
ed straight for a third world war"
Evening star., 1945-12-01
V&':;;: V&;:iTS' i: $;
"
BICYCLE TRIP,

BICYCLE TRIP.
American Youth Hostels, Potomac Area,
s4O9 Fourteenth street NV, 1880 pm
tomorrow.
Junior JcRs. Hotel 24o0. $50 o'clock
United Nations Girls. National Press
Club auditorium, 9 O'Clock tonisht.
osIY MISSISSIPPI i G1a. State Society shoreham
Jewish Community Center, $50 o'clock
Georgia State Society. shoreham Hotel,
10 o'clock tonight.
EXHIBITS.
Model and architectural drawings OF
proposed East Capltol street oeVeiopment,
today.
Hydrographic otiee, Navy secret and
coast Guard and Marine Us CORPS fuHss war pho. pho.
graphs through next wednesday, and rare
books and manuscripts through January
Mondass shpousR &c nsFrss Prfdsss; % am a. IL to
pm. Saturdays and 1870 am. to 10 pm.
Soviet children's paintings and drawings
York City, Children's Art Center, 1910
/ street NV, to 6 pm. today: and
=. psintinss and drawings by It Mitchell
e a nofn S zsa hroaES Maaays s S
2 70 5 pm. SUNDAYS through December g.
Paintings and drawings by Marine Corps
SSdsys and to i 10 oIss pm sandaSs aS'sh shroash ugh
,alist ile. T. 8 n; l., sarnet lsd; Aden Part Art
GssTg e wsekdss1 Hs RsRdslph sna paee e NM to
Herman Maril gouaches. Kins-smith
gallery 17os xsstd.ns street NV .Is t9 and
SUNDAYS a p throueS fSek6sse 6esembef seq e 10 pm
Drawings Ls by Pietgo Lazzari. Public Ii
to pm, weekdays and t to Z; p pm. Sun Sun
days through January 3.
japanese and German surrender docu-
Day celebration exhibit, National Archives.
s:45 am. to 5.;15 pm weekdays and / 80
to pm. Sundays through February l.
ora ponciano," Pierce Hall, Fifteenth
and Harvard streets NV, s o'clock
tonight.
Capital Hiking Club Bear Island. meet
Center Hiking Club. Rock Run and Gold
Mine, meet at end Of Cabin John carline,
AYH. Potomac Area, Glover Archboid
P PaIk, Fort kimble, towpath, meet at War
nues NV, IL am. tomorrow.
tngton Chapel, Church of Latter Day
Saints, O'Clock tonight.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco Theater,
tonRht: Lynda Verrill,, dancer, Lola
Supper followed by dance, JWB-USO,
Sixteenth and streets NV, 7:5o o'clock
Dance, Masonic Service Center Thir-
teenth and H streets NV, o'clock to-
Dance. Nccs-Uso. 1914 street NV,
$50 O'Clock tonisht.
STAGE show. USO Club, Eighth and
Pennsylvania avenue NV, Q O'Clock to-.
night
Formal dance. YMCA-USo, 1886 G
street NV, O'Clock tonight.
Cabaret, USO Club, 1911 street NV,
10 o'clock tonight
Officers.
Dance, Ofhcers' Service Club of United
Nations, $50 o'clock tonight
Dance. Junior Oficers of Washington,
Formal dance, Mayhower Hotel, 9
Dance, ofheers' Club of Washington. 10
o'clock tonight.
Service personnel may obtain more in
formation by calling the United Nations
Center, National 5000, or any of the fol-
lowing USOs: Republic 1927, National
S431, National 0614 or Executive 042S.
Colored personnel may call USO. Decatur
1854, or War Hospitality. Decatur 776S.
Evening star., 1945-12-01
Lone Armour Vote Cast
For Nationwide Strike

BY the Associated Press.
MEMPHIS, Dec 1.-The Armour
81 Co. meat packing plant here
yesterday voted 1-to-nothing in
favor of Nationwide strike. OF
the 62 employees eligible to vote, only
one showed up at the polls.
c. E. Boone, field representative of
the United Packing House Workers
OF America (CIO) declined to COM
ment on the result.
Evening star., 1945-12-01
Births Reported

Emmett and Elizabeth Deadly. girl.
Fred and Janet Forman. girl.
Henry and Ruth Glascoe, girl.
Richard and Naomi Adams, boy.
William and Ruth Adams. girl
Marshall and Valerie Arnold, girl.
John aad Anita Bell, boy.
Morwynn and Minnie Brooks. boy.
Robert and Emma Brooks, boy.
Edward and Theresa Brown. boy.
William and Margaret Brown; boy.
Samuel and Carilee Carter, girl.
Herman and Kathleen Carter. girl.
Earl and Emma Cartnail, girl.
Charles and Elizabeth Clark. boy.
ala. Joseph and md Eaura tau,na GSle; ,s.s girl
Harvey and Alberta Erwin, girl.
Andrew and Henrietta Fowler, boy.
Edward and Alice Gibson, girl.
Robert and Doris Goran: girl.
Ghsss sTss snd snd GsTss Gssyssa Ill., AHaniSn so1 boy
Frederick and Estelle Jackson, girl.
Tasker and Eleanor James, girl,
George and Dorothy Jefferson, boy.
Hubert and Gaynell johnson, boy.
George and Carrie Jones, girl.
Thomas and Norma Kerr, boy.
Amos and Nettie Lewis, boy.
WilIllinam WilIlliam and DoTcthy y Newman. boy.
dhd klIl.
BENJAMIN and Georgie PARROT, girl.
Lincoln and Daisy Pease girl.
Robert and Elizabeth Proctor, girl.
Howard and Mary Ray, girl.
Joseph and Virginia Riggs, girl.
Harry and Helen RisheT, girl.
Hilary and Mary Robertson. boy.
Henry and jamie Robinson. boy.
James and Catherine Robinson. girl.
Lawrence and Dorothy Scott. boy.
Joseph and Gertrude Sewell, boy.
James and Julia Simms, boy
John and Ruth Swami, girl.
Guy and Elizabeth. Tillman, girl.
Shedrick and ReAthA Tyler, boy.
Oneal and Mary Upshaw, boy
Cleveland and Leanna Veasley, girl.
Walter and Modena Vertreace. girl.
James and Wene Watson, boy.
EDWARD and Anna White, girl.
William and Ethel Whitney, girl.
James and Lucy williams, gtri.
Charlie and Lena Williams, girl.
James and Bertha Williams, boy.
oany and Myrtle WisemAn. boy.
Evening star., 1945-12-01

to the Washington bird list in
April 1922. when several were
reported in Laurel, Md, and others
were seen in Takoma Park and
Cabin John. Since then none has
been reported.
The bird is about the size of a
sparrow and has brilliant yellow
plumage during the mating season.
The male has black crown.
Evening grosbeaks confine them
selves largely to States west of the
Mississippi, but range as far east
as New England. They are rarely
seen in the East, however. They
are particularly fond of the fruit of
the box elder.
Evening star., 1945-12-01
Weather Report

District Of Columbia-Consider-
able cloudiness, cold and rather
windy with highest temperature
about 40 degrees this afternoon.
Fair with lowest temperature about
80 degrees tonight. Increasing cloud
iness and continued cold tomorrow
Maryland and Virginia-Fair, a
little colder tonight Increasing
cloudiness tomorrow, little warmer
in the afternoon.
River Report.
From United States Enaineers)
Potomac River muddy, Shenandoah
cloudy at Harpers Ferry.
Temperature and Humidity.
fRe dinrS at Nc ehipotor, No tiora, ,
Evening star., 1945-12-01
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. latDs, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. toait three tuu days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days,
Evening star., 1945-12-01

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GIRLS, white, to learn restaurant busis
meas In one Of Washington's finest cafe.
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formation apply ct 611 18th at. NV.
GIRLS AND WOMEN. 16 to 46: interest.
ln9, ple4eent work; no experiences neceD.
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