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ran across her on the beach, and
arranged for Shirley De Vine, an
older hand at the modelling game, to
pose with her. You'll be seeing Miss
Slavin quite a bit in magazines this
summer.
The pups name is Dopey, but he
looks pretty bright to us.
DESPERATE. First sign of break
in the Solid South is this advertise
ment in a Florida newspaper:
"Notice Democrats. Unless | can
find place for my family to live by
election time, will vote Republican,
so help me-
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MENMry

RACIAL TRAIT. A certain Chinese
delegate to the UN Conference was
besieged by reporters when he arrived
in New York. One of the many ques-
tons flung at him was: What strikes
YOU as the oldest thing about Ameri-
cans?"
He thought for moment, then
smiled Il think he said, 1T is the
peculiar slant Of their eyes
COVER. The younger of the two
ladies' on our cover this week is
making her initial bow as a model.
She is Miss Mary Slavin, of Roch-
ester. N. Y, and she's three going on
four. Photographer Ardean Miller
Evening star., 1946-08-04

giraffes during target practice that
afternoon.
Wally uses ordinary garden-varlety
balloons for his stunts, but prefers
red ones: they stretch better, He can
even make hats out of balloons and
his next project will be gay bonnet
for Ellen, his actress wife. She'll wear
it, too.
We hope she keeps away from hat
pins and Navy target practice.
Betty MicHeLMAk
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Names and descriptions of all characters IN
fiction stories and semi-fction articles in this
magazine arc wholly imaginary. Any name
which happens to be the same as that OF any
person. living or dead. is entirely ooineidentaL
Evening star., 1946-08-04
This Week Magazine

FOR BETTER AMER
WILLIAM |. NICHOLS, Editor
GIFT FOR JUNGLE WARRIORS. ...... 4
by Adje S0ehsdosf
BY Alice Mox~eH
PLAY BALL. .....................
by Sion Horsfmon
DNFNF$I '''' ~
By Oscor Sehissoli
PRELUDE TO DINNER. R...............1
BY Ciemenfine Poddieford
CONSUL TAnOk ON CARY. .......... is
BY lock Sher ond John keofins
Cover by Ardeon Miller
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Copyright 1915. United Newspapers Magazine Corporation
Evening star., 1946-03-30
Warmers Set a Basic Budget
For Man Who Buys the PLAYS
BY Joy Cormody

Finance department: Warner
the
encountered
in Mr. WIS hands to invest Broadway
The principal objective announced that
acting
Evening star., 1946-03-30
By Horry Macarthur

One of the things the Jarvis Rep
ertory Theater would like you tc
note about its production of George
Bernard Shaw's 'Pygmalion" is thai
it is being done in modern dress
The Theater, Inc, version in New
York, with Gertrude Lawrence ano
Raymond Massey, was staged as a
period piece (1908). The comedy
about the phonetics expert who
taught a flower girl to speak and
act like lady opens this afternoon
at the Wardman Park Theater for
weeks run.
The cast is headed by Ro (who
used to be Rosemary Murphy and
Dick Sykes and includes John P.
Wright, Orville French, Joan Engle-
hard, Richard Selig, Edward Leon
ard, Bette Howard, Delice Dudley,
Joseph Boyle and Delin Rudd. Set
tings have been designed by Fred
erick Holcomb and William Jarvis
is staging the play.
In addition to the modern dress
angle, there seems to be another
innovation planned, this one mat
ter of Characterization. The list of
the cast we have just passed on in
cludes "and Bette Howard as the
parlourmaid supported by pedes-
trians and bystanders." Potted, or
just tired?
School news: Students of Calvin
Coolidge High School will stage
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Rich, but He Wants to Be a Star

conditions for the lending of his
property it proved simpler to sell
him the story, instead.
X X X X
Gail Patrick tells me how she
started her Enchanted Cottage
baby show in Beverly Hills. Il saw a
sign For Sale and the place looked
so cute l went in and bought it
Then 1 said, Now I have it, what
shall ! DO with it?'" Gail, unhappy
over the loss of her prematurely
born twins, sat down and wrote to
40 manufacturers of baby things. Il
expected that 20 of them would re-
ply" says Gail, but 80 wrote back
that they would supply goods on
credit. So was in business!"
Clifton Webb, erstwhile city So
phisticate, is no longer seen in the
gay spots. And here is why: Il am
finding the pleasures of the simple
life more interesting" says Clifton.
So he has given up giving and going
to parties and lives in a house at
Malibu with his mama.
(Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance)
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Street USO to lay out a more eff
cient organization and to make plans
for the future of the workshop pro-
gram. On Thursday night the group
Evening star., 1946-03-30
By SheiIoh Grohom
HOLLYWOOD.

| The richest young man in Holly
wood is not a star. He's Actor Will
liam Marshall, who hopes to be a
big star some day and who is the
husband of French Actress Michele
Morgan Bill is one of the owners
of Marshall Oil and Gas Co., a big
independent oil company. His
father died recently and left him a
million n-dollar fortune. And last
January, an aunt Marshall had
never seen left him $250,000, of
which $4,000 comprised real estate
in Watseka, III. Five years ago,
Bill bought an eight-room house in
Beverly Hills for $4,000. Last week
he was offered 100000 for it! But
he's not selling. I've had the en-
tire house redecorated for Michele
as surprise for her when she gets
back here from France" Bill told
me. I've put in a new 9x10-foot
blue velvet bed. And I've bought
here a 1916 Lincoln car" I'm so
jealous 1 can hardly breathe!
Joan Crawford is the reason be-
hind the selection of 1Q-year-
10 Ann Marlowe to play the lead
in Little Iodine" When Joan read
of the search by Pal Buddy Rogers
for 10year- for the part, she
called him and asked him to test
10 Ann, who played Miss Crawford's
daughter in the earlier sequences
OF Mildred Pierce This has been
lucky picture for every one con-
nected with it.
Will Joan Leslie star in The
Chase with Robert Cummings, for
Seymour Nebenzal? Joan says yes
Warner Brothers says no" And Mr.
Nebenzal may be left holding the
bag! When Joan's lawyer signed her
for THE Chase" he assured Mr..
Nebenzal that her contract with
Warmers was concluded. Warmers
says it has another year to 60 If 1
know the brothers-and I do-they
will fight to the last day, to win their
argument. And unless Nebenzal and
his partners are assured there will
be no lawsuit, Joan will be out of
The Chase"
Did you know that R-K-O instead
OF David Selznick almost made the
super Western, Duel in the Sun?"
1t was like this. Niven Busch sold
his best seller to R-K-O as a STAR
ring vehicle for his wife, Teresa
Wright. Shortly afterward she
thought she was expecting a baby,
and bowed out of the picture R-K-O
then tried to borrow Veronica Lake
from Paramount, until it was learned
that she was going to have a baby.
Then Hedy Lamar said she's do it.
But she, too, discovered she was ex-
pecting! The only gal not before the
cameras and not having a baby at
the time was Jennifer Jones and
R-K-O tried to borrow her for the
part. But Selznick made so manxI
Evening star., 1946-03-30
Local Drama GROUPS

"You Can't Take It With You" as
their annual spring play on April II
and II at the school.
Y X +
Next month:
Noel CoWard's "Blithe Spirit will
be staged by the Montgomery Play
ers, winners of this years one-act
play tournament, at the Leland
Junior High School auditorium the
night of April q. The cast includes
Isabel Purie, Elizabeth Nelson, Col
Lloyd Mari, Marjorie Keyhoe, Bert
Knapp, Janice Stevens and Glare
Kenner Hill. The comedy about the
man with two wives, one material
and the other returned by me-
dium, is being directed by Hilary
Knapp, British actress and graduate
OF London's Royal Academy of Dra-
matte Art.
Mick O. the Woods" a piece about
the olden days in the Kentucky
woods, involving such characters as
Bloody Nathan, Roland Forester,
Telie, the renegade's daughter, and
Roaring Ralph Stackpole, will be
presented April "a, 25, 26 and 27 by
the Falls Church Community Thea
ter. Players will be Joe Fought,
Evening star., 1946-03-30
Now It's Circulating
Film Libraries
HOLLYWOOD

folI9 WOOD.
Several of Hollywoods top stars
have banded together to form their
own private circulating library of
l6mm. films
Each actor arranges to purchase
two feature pictures month in 16
nm, and these pictures then are
circulated among the members,
rental free.
Lee Bowman inaugurated the idea,
while working at Columbia in THE
Walls Came Tumbling Down" Mar
guerite Chapman, who is in the pic
ture with Lee, Immediately joined
the organization.
Other members of Hollywood'S s
first informal circulating library of
films are Cary Grant, Dennis
IO'Keefe, Rosalind Russell and La
'raine Day.
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profitable at the same time, that
would be quite OK with Warner
Bros.
That certainly is the outlook for
such of the current holdings of the
company as Life With Father" :"
Voice of the Turtle" "Wallfower"
and "The Two Mrs. Carrclls."
The latter, by the way, once had
the distinction of closing on the
road, being revived five years later
with Elizabeth Bergner, and run
ming thereafter for two profitable
seasons.
Miss Bergner made most of the
difference, but the play was radical
1y revised for revival purposes.
Warmers, of course, will stick to
the successful revision copy.
Warmers is setting no new Gus
tom in investing in Broadway play
properties, and in theater real
estate, but it is the first to fix a
definite basic budget for such
project.
X y y X
Poesy department: THE best laid
plans of mice and men often go
Evening star., 1946-03-30
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
ond Time Of Showing
Stage.

Stage.
National-"West of the Moon"
$50 and $50 pm.
Screen.
CapitOl-"Abilene Town: Ill.
am, 1:55, 4:4O, 7:20, 1905 pm. ane
1880 am. Stage shows: los, $50
6:35, 9:15 and II pm.
COlumbla-''The Sailor Takes a
Wife; 11:3O am, 1:30, $50, $50
7:30 and $50 pm.
h's-"Tomorrow Is Forever"
y, 2:25, Ass, 7:2O. 9:45 pm. anc
12:15 am.
Earlc-"Saratoga Trunk; 10.45
am. 1:25, 4;O5, 645, 9:25 pm. and
1910 am.
HippOdrome-"Crim and Punish
ment": 3:45, 6:45 and $50 pm.
Little-"Jane Eyre: Ills am,
ITO, 3:05, S, Z, 855 and 1880 pm.
Metropolitan-"Tarzan and the
Leopard Woman: II am, 12:40,
2:4O, 4:4O, $40, $40, 10;40 pm. and
12:40 am.
Palace sentimental Journey;
1920 am, 1:35, 3:45, 5:55, $40,
1920 pms and 1926 am.
Pix-"Wuthering Heights: 1:10,
1925, $50, $40, 1926 pm. and 1880
am.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts.
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1946-03-30

Capt. A. J. Bryant, Anne Holman
June Baldwin. Compton Marsters
Sam Dennis. Willoughby Williams
William Durkis, Rodney Hansen
Robert Dennis, Barbara Ross, Joan
True, Lucille Hansberger and Teunis
Earman, plus number of Indians,
whose chief function is to get
knocked on the head. Harry Meese
is directing.
The Drama Workshop of the jew
ish Community Center will stage
mo Time for Comedy" April 20 and
30 at the center, Sixteenth and @
streets NV. Ruth Wolkow is di-
recting and the cast includes Fran
ces Smiler, Jack Schnider, Joland
Oberly, Richard Berger, David Kay
son and Adele Gladstone.
X
The Alexandria Little Theater will
meet Tuesday night at the Cameron
Evening star., 1946-03-30

School news: Students of Calvin
Coolidge High School will stage
Evening star., 1946-03-30

astray," )" read a telegram from
Keith's relative to the theater's
current bookings.
So the best intentions to quote
ROBERT Burns correctly. Gang aft
agley, they do, those best laid
schemes.
Postwar department.: Japan's
moviemakers, as have its press and
radio, suddenly find themselves free
from the restrictions of thought
police" and other agencies which
controlled their work before the oc-
cupation. Bearer of the news is
RKO-Pathe's Jay Bonafield, just
back from Tokyo where he super
vlsed the making of Report on
Japan" That would be the new re-
lease in the company's This Is
America" series, now at Keith's.
Questions and answers depart
ment:
Dear Mr.. c.:
just the other day 1 saw Ran
dolph Scott play the leading role
in Abilene Town." the motion
picture version of Ernest Hay
coX'S novel, Trail Town" 1t is
all about the coming of law and
order to frontier town in Kan
sas. Now see by my mail from
Hollywood that Randolph Scott
is to be starred in the motion
picture version of Trail Street."
a serial and novel by William
Corcoran. 1t is the story of the
coming of law and order to a
frontier town in Kansas.
What are they trying to do
out there-type cast that guy?
HIM.
A. Not Scott, Kansas.
X X X
neutrality-suspicious. de-
partment: A drama department
never is left long in doubt that
there always are some movie fans
who apparently never forget some
of the performers they have seen on
the screen. Not even if some of
them were in movies 80 years ago.
In the making of 'Perils of Paul
inc" based upon the life of Pearl
White, Paramount is determined to
answer the common question about
such performers, namely: What ever
to them? In the cast of
that picture will be the greatest
possible collection of old timers:
Chester Conklin, Paul Panzer,
Creighton Hale, Francis Mcdonald,
William Farnum, Bert Roach and
Snub Pollard.
The answer is, of course, that
they have been waiting around for
some one to make a picture about
how the movies were back in the
days when they were making pic
lures.
And good answer it probably
will be.
Screening department: waltz
Time" British musical which has
been attracting attention nearly
everywhere in this country except
Washington, was screened for critics
today. 1t will open at the Little
Theater on Wednesday.
On Monday the reviewers will see
'Tourbillon de Paris" French-lan-
guage musical. 1t is the Hippo
drome's next attraction.
Monogram Pictures million dol
lar Chats what it cost Suspense"
was trade screened yesterday aft
ernoon at the Circle Theater. The
screening was followed by buffet,
ETC., at which exhibitors were guests
of the Monogram representatives
here.
The picture has not been booked
locally. You probably will be hear
ing OF it on that score one of these
days.
Evening star., 1946-03-30

SIDNEY LUST THEATERs-
KAYW00D Eastern Ave. & Varnum St.
Nj. Ronier, Nd. WA 8aoo
Washingtons Newest, Finest Theater
Last Day-Cont l-11:3O JOHN
WAYNE, WALTER BRENNAN in .'DA-
KOTA." On stage at 2:15 only-Kiddie
Talent Hunt, Cash Prizes Sun Mon
Tues. = GENE TIERNEY, CORNEL
WILDE in
Leave Her, to Heaven"
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farments s. n 4 5-day wk GARFINcKEI's 8,
TEacHER a ii OF Of AccouNrING-A fun. UNI I'M.
perman nent position for day classes sched-
qualified applicant should have masters
besbsor oesbse Ti,n aceoantlns a IN major Or
Schedule an appointment with Mr.. Purvis
sT sTRavEg NJ WlGes Eo r Tssphone Natiopal i54s
TIRE Sc sEcTfoN MEN 'HsiHS WANThb, 4: j. none no s but
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CAP TIRE COMPANY, 7sos Georgia
TRUCK DRIVER, white with general
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ss HoqsF s%:'2H aRs' s5
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piy empIovmsnt once 9th Il, Woob-
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b1snees Of fypnf ii esh5hf hslpfn h9Ie ap
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no experience REQUIRED; permanent 100, 5
starting saIsrS, sas, increases i salts.
EVENINe sTAR, peTsonne eFsasd ofiee fAee.' ROOM a
TorNG % 5k e M1p6LR nof AGE MAN, for e elsri-
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local &c, rm some typins ability helpful a
and one TO earn. as this position is perm
Phone MR.. Vo1TH. MA. 3o6s for appt
YOUNG MEN, white, for cafeteria work;
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MR. or MRS. SELTZER -l9
WANTED-Patent attorney to handle pa
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quaiificatlons Include information on ex-
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Asbes and
brick siding applicators. omen crew high
ment. ~ UNIVERSAL coNTRAcTING co,
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3-day week Apply Rm. 240, Washington
youNG Man for insurance dept. of real r
estate firm; one able 10 do some tipping
and take dictation: permanent Apply in
person, person v. cS 4, N. miller DEvEL,
Mass ave NV. or. 44s4. stt"' 50 Gov
YOUNG MAN. general clerical work. typ
ing must have references. 6l2 st. n W
SEVERAL YOUNG MEN, with Or without
exp as, claim adjusters; various locs-
age, educational BACKGROUND. expsr, refs.
IaIIsn BeIt, HARTFORD ACCIDENT e.
INDEMNITY CO, 925 18th St NV. Wash.
oPPoRTUNIrY for young man to learn
real estate business No experience neees-
sary. Must have car. Can HO 421a till O.
] SERVICE STATION MANAGER, . gaso-.
line attendants, white; also , servicemen.
in person only. FIRESTONE HOME &
AUTO SUPPLY. Annandale, Va. -19
EX-GI PREFERRED, willing to work
So 80 70 start. SHEER RIDAN'S SUPER
MARKET, 6205 Georgia ave. lib
GROUP LEADER, experienced. for inspec-
tiou department. electronic equipment
manufacturers sI-4d; oppor unity for
promotion foreman 40-hour week Apply
personnel dept. WASHINGTON INSTITUTE
OF TECHNOLOGY, Calvert I'd, College
Park Id
dining room; full or part time Apply
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL, employment
offce, 2700 Woodley rd NV is
VETERANS, 1928 for interesting outside
work: excel. earnings. Apply to & pm,
Rm. 515 Evans bldg. 1920 New York ave.
n
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GaI|inger Cancer Unit
To Begin Work Soon

Gallinger Hospitals projected
cancer research laboratory will be-
gin operations within two or three
weeks, DR.. Alvin r. Sweeney, su-
perintendent. announced yesterday
The project, headed by DR.. Roy
Hertz of the cancer research divi-
sion of the National Institute of
Health. will be stated by DR.. Hertz
and two assistants.
Coordination of clinical and
diagnostic services on the part of
hospital departmental heads in the
study and treatment of cancer
patients was effected Monday, Dr..
Sweeney said. It was pointed out
this service at present is not in the
nature of an out-patient clinic, but
covers only patients of the hospital.
The superintendent added, how
ever, an out-patient cancer clinic
may be set-up quite soon" with the
cooperation of the cancer control
bureau of the District Health De-
partment.
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For Lost ond Found Advertisements
See poqe A-3
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service LENDERS. NC, CO.'S North
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CARL LIPP INC, 37l1 N: H. ave. W
showroom for appliances, plumbing anc
heating, al 1924 Wis. ave. NV. on August
10th,
i WILL NOT be responsible for any debts
contracted by any other than myself
HARRY W. MASON, 1854 Mt, View pl. e
GAS WATER HEATER. 20. 80. 40 gal
automatic; no cash needed, small months
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HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT, full charge D E. YOU
SYSTEM Experienced only. Miss Row
CARETAKER. white. for small apt house
suburban, employed free apt for main
tenance and small repairs. compensation
CHOIR DIRECTOR for Lutheran Church
in Bethesda. Write concerning experience
Reply to Box 47s-Z Star. 20
COUPLE, middle aged without children.
to worn al tourist court and restaurant
in Fairfax County; man handy with tools
sober willing worker. Call Falls Church
FUR OPERATORS AND cU1rERsIIm-
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9th floor WOODWARD d. LoTHRoP. $50
SETTLED MAN, or couple preferred for
house chickens Call Rockville foJ be-
SODA MAN OR WOMAN. exper. only: $40.
meals, eood hrs. Apply in person, PARK
LANE PHARM., 2lst ana Pa. ave. NV,
srENoGRAPHERs, downtown onace. i'm
81" so week, and typIst, s3e 50 week
to start, high school grad. 1928 yrs,
40-hr week; position permanent. Phone
TEACHER. primary grade. for private
school in nearby Virginia; excellent salary.
Telephone Alex. 1900 for appointment.
BILLING OR BOOKKEEPING machine op-
orator. Immediate opening for capable
per; pleasant working cond and excel.
oppor. for advancement; stenographic
ability an asset. HUGH REILLY CO. 1894
New York ave. NV. MA. 1908 lis
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ALTERATroN HANDsIon 1:S' women's coats
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ASSISTANT BUYER for glove department
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BEAUTICIAN, for lovely air-conditioned
salon; excellent salary and commission
Daytime call EN-. 977l ewes, co. 3032
BEAUTICIAN wanted; salary and com
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around. full or
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manicurlst; hours, from to 6. Call EN-
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excellent salary. plus commission. HENRI
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BEAUTY OPERATOR to manage and op-
crate shop in Bethesda This is an excel
lent opportunity for the aggressive oper-
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Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Apply
7sl4 Old GEORGETOWN I'd, Bethesda. Md.
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experienced. Apply MI Nh JOE JOE PAIANo.
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Deaths Reported

John J. Connolly. SO. T1n 5th st. NV.
Edwin P. Grisby. 7s, Allnut, va
Annz NJ Sauner, rs, goo Conn ave n W
Margaret E. Collins, II, 1877 Irving st
Walter T. Holt es. 1901 Columbia rd W
@ @Edsar Donnell, 81, % sth ST. ne.
DaVld Frazier. SO, 1850 Oates ST. n e
Else Kennedy, A., 1909 I -. ne
ann" Ptlmer, at sis Newton ol NV
Edwsrd r Shea go 612 z St Sc
Matte jenkins, So, 1852 sumner rd 8.
srthut Lon1aE 81 @G29 Ga ave NV
LIp7.cthy swinson, 30. l4o4 5th st. NV
Ruthe DAYS Al lI3 ] 81 NV
hichafd Mcdaniel 81, Mayberry. W. Va
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. iatcS, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1rGit three tuU days and
receipe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1946-08-14
Hail Hits Greek Crops

Floods and a hailstorm recently
damaged 300 acres of crops in
Greece.