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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
TWoAnniversdries
 Are Celebrated

Celebrating their l1th wedding anniversary, MT. and Mrs. Russell Maynard entertained with a dinner party Wednesday night at the Sal mon Creek Country Club. Guests were Mrs. George Maynard and Miss Mildred Maynard.
 MT. and Mrs. Floyd Fagerson also celebrated their wedding anniver- sary at the Salmon Creek Country Club on Wednesday evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
One Killed in Leap
 From Alaska Plane

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Marcn T -tPi-The Alaska Air Command has identified the soldier who died when IA men leaped from a Blazing Superfortress near Nak- nek. Alaska, last Friday. The victim was Sergeant P. R. Bene- dict of Stockton, California.
 The Air Command said the sol diers parachute opened but he received a skull fracture in the jump. The other thirteen men landed safely No trace of the missing plane has been found.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
MISS STEWART LEAVES

Miss Jeannette Stewart flew to Ketchikan Wednesday and from there will go on to Seattle by mo- torship. She will be there indefin- itely while working on her collec- tion of botanical specimens gather ed during her recent trip to the Boring Sea. The major part of Miss Stewards fine collection is now on display at the New York Botanical Gardens.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
BEFORE LEGISLATURE

Yesterday S. J. M. 20 was intro- duced in the Alaska Senate by Joe Green and Leo Rogge The memor- ial urges that the United States immediately open negotiations with Canada to secure jurisdiction over the entire loute Of the Haines Cut off, so that important artery may be maintained by Federal and AL aska agencies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
STEAMER MOvfMfNTS

Princess Norah. from south, due Monday afternoon or evening.
 Denali, from Seattle, scheduled to arrive Monday Goes to Sitka, returns to Juneau then sails west ward
 Square Sinnet scheduled to sail from Seattle today.
 Aleutian scheduled southbound evening of March 10.
 Northern Voyager scheduled to sail from Seattle March l2.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
HOONAHITES WED

Miss Katherine James and Phil ip P. James were married yester- day in the Commissioners Court by Judge Felix Gray. Witnesses were Margaret Gottschamer anG Douglas Gray. The newlyweds are both of Hoonah.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
AGA FLIGHT

Alaska Coastal Airlines yesterday sent out only one flight, which touched at Sitka and Tenakee. The following persons were carried. to Sitka, MT. and Mrs. Anderson, Maude Welcome, Ray Dill, Don Mack and R. V. Nelson; to Ten akee, L. Lindstrom.
 From Sitka to Juneau, Frank Wright, K. Chernikoff and c. Wat tinen; from Tenakee to Juneau Larry Lindstrom.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
FROM PETERSBURG

Bernice Folger, bookkeeper and accountant for Petersburg Air Ser vice, arrived in Juneau yesterday and registered at the Baranof Ho- tel The Air Service was purchased recently by a former pilot for AL aska Coastal Airlines, Clarence Slim" Walters, of Douglas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
SEEKS DIVORCE

Kenneth Charles Murway filed suit for divorce today against Dor othy Ida Murway The couple was married in San Antonio, Texas, in 1888. Grounds given by the plain tiff is inconlpatibility
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT

Juneau City Council will meet this evening at o'clock in the City Hall in regular session. No business of especial importance has been announced for the meeting, although monthly reports will be made by the Police Department, the City Library and the Street Department
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
SHOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, March 7.-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 5ls. American Can 95, Anaconda 399s, Curtiss- Wright 5, International Harvester 80%s Kennecott 45l3, New York Central l8ai, Northern Pacific 1912, U. s. Steel 723s, Pound S4O21s.
 Sales today were 1,2l0,000 shares
 Dow, Jones averages today are as follows: industrials 17706, rails 49.77 utilities 3607.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
ACCA LUNCHEON

There will be a mo host" lunch con of the officers and board mem bers of the Alaska Crippled Child ren's Association at the Baranof Hotel tomorrow at 12 noon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
THOMPSON TO sITKA

Deputy U S Marshal Syd Thompson left this morning for Sitka on an investigation matter He expects to return within sever al days
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
DIVORCE GRANTED

Katherine Chernikoff has been granted a divorce in the District Court from Boris Chernikoff. Grounds were cruelty.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
GRANTED CITIZENSHIP

Gertrude Kathleen Hayes, former subject of Great Britain, has been granted citizenship papers by Judge Harry E. Pratt.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
HERE FROM ANCHORAGE

A. J. Nurmi, civilian employee from Fort Richardson. is registered today at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
SEATTLE MAN IN TOWN

George F. Wisman, from Seattle, arrived here yesterday and regist- cred at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
STOCKS TAKE PLUNGE

NEW YORK, March 7.-tR The stock market took it's sharpest plunge of the year today with pric- es dropping Sl to $8 or more a share. The ticker tape fell behind floor transactions briefly as selling orders piled up in the final half hour.
 Liquidation was attributed by commission houses to customers concern over the foreign situation, new predictions of a business re- cession and doubts over wage and tax prospects.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
WANNA GO TO A GOOD
DANCE?

Then come dance with the
VOWS. Presenting their first
dance of the season, Saturday,
October 4th - The Farmers
Ball. Music will be by Eddie
Habat and his orchestra. Ad-
mission is 65 cents and tickets
may be purchased from any WOW
member or at the door.
The dance is at the Slovenian
Home on Holmes Avenue. For
something different in dances,
come to the Farmers Ball for
good time. If you like good
music, gaily decorated surround
ings and a congenial crowd, then
this is for you! So-slick down
your hair and get your tickets
and see you Saturday mite!
-"Vovsy''
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
WEDDING BELLS

Tomorrow at $50 a. m. Miss
Ann Marie Kovach will become
the bride of Mr.. Victor F. Vene
of 21271 Nicholas Avenue. The
wedding ceremony will be per-
formed in St. Mary's Church on
Holmes Avenue. The bride is the
daughter of the we'll known Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Kovach of 1920
Saranac Road. The groom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Vene.
St. Jerome's Church will be
the scene of a wedding tomor-
row morning at eleven o'clock,
uniting in marriage Miss Molly
NJ. Bencelic, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Vid Bencelic, 1887 East
ITS Street, and Mr.. John F. Ov,
SEX. The groom is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Racecic
$4,000 Tyronne Avenue. A wed
ding reception will be held ir
Tanko's hall, on Waterloo Road
Congratulations!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
=; st:s:s:::s:: :: e.: x: ENGLISH SECTION
PROGRESSIVE SLOVENE
WOMEN INVITE

The Progressive Slovene
Women, Circle No. 3 of Euclid,
Ohio are sponsoring a dance to
be held this Sunday, October
5th.
The popular and well-liked
Johnny Vadnal orchestra will
be at the bandstand for the eve
ming, and something new is an.
ticipated for this dance, which
is being called "Hula Dance"
The Slovene Society Home on
Recher Avenue will be the
scene of this gala dance. There
will be plenty of refreshments
available, and during the eve
ming several beautiful gifts will
be given away.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
INFORMATION FOR
IMMIGRANTS

The Transatlantic Steamship
Arrivals Company announces
that after a lapse of three years,
they have reopened their offices
at 1916 Broadway, New York 18,
N. Y. to help persons who are in
need of information as to their
status in the United States.
The Transatlantic Steamship
Arrivals Company issued year.
ly booklet indicating dates,
names and arrivals of steamers,
port of entry and departure
dated from 1899 to 1890 inclu-
sive and information to the
present day.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
c.. 7. PALS DANCE

The c.. I. Pals and their
friends have been busy scurry-
ing about town distributing the
posters for their coming dance,
October II, 1947 at the Sloven-
ian Workmen's Home on Water
loo Road. Everyone thinks these
posters are pretty clever, and we
certainly do appreciate the work
that Dorothy Lesser did on the
drawings.s MANY thanks, Dot! If
this doesn't bring the wolves,
we don't know what will. AS for
the Wolverines-we hope Jimmy
Kosel and his orchestra will al,
tract them, especially that good.
looking Bass Man.
Our appreciation goes out to
all the proprietors who so kindly
donated space in their windows
for our posters.
We all had a swell time at the
Euclid Veterans Dance out Eu.
cid way, last Saturday-hope
some of those same friendly
people turn up at our dance.
Well, have to see if I can sci
this hep-kitty a ticket-so be
seeing you.
Kilroy'
Believe it or not 81" will be
| there
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
COMBINED MEETING

Members of the Community
Welfare club and the Auxiliary
of the American Legion Post
273 will be guests Of the Yugo-
slav Slovene Club at their Octo-
Der meeting. The meeting Will
be at the American Legion Hall,
6131 St. Clair Avenue on Octo-
ber 6. After a brief business
meeting, there will be program
presented by the Fashinger
Fashion School. The program
will begin promptly at 9:15 p. m.
Hostesses for the evening will be
Miss Mary Marsich, Miss Rose
Millavec, Mrs. Stephen Opalich,
and Mrs. Paul Stearns.
Helen LeUstick
Publicity Chairman
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
INVITATION TO PRIVATE
DANCE

A cordial invitation is extend
ed to all patrons and friends of
the Lodge "Collinwoodske Slo-
venke" No. 22 S.D.Z., to their
Annual Private Dance to be held
on Saturday, October 18th, 1947
at the Slovene Home on Holmes
Avenue. Music by Vic Intihar
and his orchestra.
Tickets may be purchased
from the officers, as tickets will
not be sold at the door.
Let's see a large turn out. To
those who usually attend our
dances, no urging is needed, as
they know what successful
dances our lodge is known to
hold.
See you then!
Rose MickOUiC
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
GAY SEND-OFF

The Cleveland Terminal re-
verberated with gay Slovenian
polkas and songs as fourteen
rollicking Euclid Vets saw Milan
Vozel off to Medical School at
Marquette University, Wiscon-
sin.
Music was furnished by ac-
cordianist John Zgonc and four
teen strong male voices. 1t was
the gayest send-off since the war
years.
Those present were Ed Bar
tell, Fred Mocnik, John Dom
browski, Frank Stopar, Joe and
Tony Sustarsic, Joe Stitch, Stan
Pluth, Tony Zore, Tony Vidmar'
"Beanie' Janosek, John Zgonc
and Steve Vozel.
-|'The Scribe
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
VETS SPONSOR
"BASEBALL DANCE

The John T. Blaskovic Post
No. 5275 Of Veterans of Foreign
Wars, is extending a cordial in
vitation to all to attend their
baseball Dance" to be held this
evening at the Slovene National
Home on St. Clair Avenue and
East 65tn Street.
Music for the occasion will be
furnished by Mickey Ryance
and his orchestra.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03

oreamlngly lnto the eyes oA
Mary Dremel.
Rudy Ivancic arguing over a
bottle of Coke for do, Do"
when | could nave had it.
Doesn't pay to argue with the
women, does it Rudy?
Business-like Al Hribar smok-
ing a cigarette while conversing
with Marge Cservenyak during
intermission.
Strolling across the floor were
Betty Kapel and her one and
only Jack Rotter. George Krain-
cic dancing two numbers in sue
cession with Dolly Majer. When
did you break down, George?
Watching Eddie Mervar and
Vicky Langus dancing as if they
were the only ones present . .
Rudy Marn preferred to spend
the majority of the evening with
Chris Pekol Taking to the
''jitterbug steps," is Ronnie
Kruger. Helps keep the figure
in trim-how about it Ronnie?
Joe Fidel spending the ma
jority of the evening viewing
the crowd. WAS fun for a
change, don't you agree, Joe?)
A newcomer to the dance was
Dot Kapel who rated a dance
with our "He-Man" Ralph Todd!
/ Wonder who the young lady is
that Mike Gerl is trying to date
How about letting us in on the
secret Mike, just like old friends
would Frances McKinda Fl
nally attended dance at Water
loo after an absence of severa.
months. NewlyWeds MIR. anc
r Mrs. Stan Slejko leaving the
dance slightly early :. Last but
not least Eddie Lapuh anc
Suit walking around the spa
cious dance floor-together fo1
a change.
Not at the dance, but at Kins
Coles, found George Pokopa'
:, and fiancee Doris enjoying ;
snack together. Well close now
SO till we meet again,
, THE Trio
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
BY Trio"

The Creation Cultural Club
wishes to express their sincere
thanks to one and all who
helped make their affair such a
huge success.
Sammy Knezevic seen ''speed-
ing" down E. 152nd Street in
order to get to the dance .
We then found him standing in
front of the hall looking over
the fair sex as they flocked to
the dance.
Dancing with all the young
"chicks'' and finding it a great
pleasure, was Arthur Musry
IT. H..
Finding a great need for the
use of a comb or hair brush was
the local lad, Joe Barbo
Would one of the gals in the
crowd be so kind as to lend him
one? How about it gals?
Joe Klaus pastime is check
ing up on the girls, as usual .
The lovely couple seen together
dancing away the evening, were
Frank Jagodnik and Louise
Juratovic. I'VE understand love
is grandD
Walking around without hel
better half, was Betty Urankar
Wonder what happened to b. +
Tony?
Lillian Modic and Johnny &c
pic were seen dancing cheek t.
cheek O, Johnny, gee bu
you're lucky!
Lover Boy Frank Kostel
looked lcst>without his women
What seemed to be the trouble
Frank?
Ed Kravoc and Alice Marke
certainly make d lovely two
some The board of trustees will
have to look into this affair an
see what holds for them.
Red Shirt" Johnny Wolf al
irving with the inquiry abou
one Of the runners-up for Mis-
Euclid. Guess only<real s'beauty
rates with Johnny.
Very serious looking j. T
Morgan was caught lookin
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-03
SPORTS REVIEW
GRDINA LADIES HANDICAP
LEAGUE

GRDlNA LADIES aANDlNAF
LEAGUE
Tanko's Market
A Tanko ---------- 200 224 194-618
Sophie Kenny - 1879 I'll 178-5oo
Flaisman's Cafe
v. Zimmerman 1873 169 1880
Smrekar Hardware
Elsie Curry ------ 191 100 155-536
Florence Mohar I'll 1913 157-526
TeanY's
Jean Koesel ----- 1853 1872 16O-5l5
Barto's
Elm. Malensek 141 231 16O-532
TEAM STANDINGS
|. Smrekar's Hardware
2. Tanko's Market
g. Barto's
4. Flaisman's Cafe
! 5. Len-Bar
6. Terrace Beauty Salon
7. Teany's
g. Mihcic Cafe
9. Paulich's Bar
10. No. II
II. Old Homestead
IL. Superior Mite Club
Note: Teams 4, and tied for
fourth place. Teams 8, 9 and 10 tied
for sixth place.
Evening star., 1947-09-30

and Rosa Brass: IS. ssis fsir'; Barns pl. na s:s
Joe soS h1Ts e isS1 Is ans Monies s Morse
PAU ts Jacobs; n q, si3 DsIsds,d pl: NV. and
Roy Rogers. 80, Orlando, Fla. and MARY
Moorehead, 40, 3100 Connecticut ave
Sao 81 sis is 1856 fs5d
william Landers. 20. sas 11th st. ne,
and Naomi Barr. 80. Capitol Heights,
Arthur ,d,S LSewy v, 2H an snd Katie Futrovskl,
fe Thomas A ssrnes Ss and Mns01 Mary ki1kland ii ana
wallace aa s0sR Vat e. aG7 e. PhsdeDs. ss ns and rhe
1eRs KEa.f 81 1aGS sSf ryas S1a s. t. NV
Nasbane MeTf MSon %at.on 49, ses Ssrs so5ab Dl
aye, Sc, and Marie Colbert. 20. 21O
James s Adams d, IS ss, and Beatrice Wolfe. 81
Joseph Young, %. 5 De Frees st. NV. and
Dorothy johnson. 81. oath st. and Okla
woraba hqna fyf; IylesI ne; "a. s,b @ st nv and
Johnnie Coleman. e, 1880 W ST.. St. NV. A'
George Lyons, 10. 43S Quackenbush st
NV. and Clara Harris, 20. 61s Bu-
Tuerg Nichans, 81. 1900 Cathedral ave
nv, and Gertrude Hensler. 25. 1885
Martin stoss, 81, 1903 Allison st. NV,
and Frances Wendell, %, 1881 Euclid
st. NV.
Charles Parker, 25, 1921 9th st. NV. and
Ernestine Williams. 27, 1902 Lewis st
ne.
Harold Clark, 81, Ashville, N. c., and
Sylvia Johnson, A, 1882 Massachusetts,
william D, Rorqe, "a and Norm. Rori.
guZZi, 20. both OF Boiling Field
Frank Unsworth, %, 1247 Meigs st. me-,
Evening star., 1947-09-30
and Frances orsvatt, q, 1884 s.ksr n

and Frances dravatt. 81. 1884 Baker st.
Dayid Roberts, 20. Edgewater. Md. and
Jeannette Abellera. 20, 10 Brandyvine
Charles Robinson. %. 44so EIicott st.
nv. and Jewel oiree, 20. Silver Spring,
Lee Pashef. 1s, and Juanita Holt. 10, both
Of 1915 D st. s.e.
10th both sT Of Tskoms mi Pa Park. us Ma unis0n' SS'
and Mary Rinsldi. e. 's SOB 'n suchansn usl nsi;
ss,5 ! sss p, ana Jan. D.l.s 1e
Clarence hntp stensf e. and Alice Mulian. 4s,
~; and Louise CASH a.? ss. eDsPrs's 5fis Con- n
5o;sss sss,is: Ks.sss ass: g. 7ss zth St ne. and
sernaes Brown. 23, 200 14th st. ne, and
Merrill H'S Williams. iI e. sos raS sSth vs s. se and
>, Alice Walker. p: 1881 2sth St. NV.
aRss % H. 4 RsHdoPs s saa
as hGsas Rsaf g. 81 8 vs B. sna
amss por asse5 Carroll iii e. e. bsmoEs Nd
ave. ays ~ Nv" and Mary Ruble. 81. 1Tiins-
oeorEe Peer. "a, 1902 18th st. nv and
Elizabeth Kelley. ~. S715 ordway Aae st.
Bruce Stafford jr., 25. 1so 1rvinston st
stw; and Betsy Howe. "a. i1s Joliet ss;
Jazz: scsisin; ss. Hy.ttsylue, Nd. and
Pete zeoli, q, klmball. W Va. and olady.
and Olga .Ladner. 20. 1915 Taibert st.
skssssss SsS,ss ss!es@b sas,S :s' snd ss Jennie
EoaWm Smith. 26, 1915 R st. NV, ane
william Riley: 90. 411s Emery pl. NV,
ana dsraids sesosisS, S ?m9as 50. as1o g. 4snd End
Hoxs.d Tas K,ns ,,:1 s5. j 5sao g1st st. NV and
william Plaakett, e. e. 4nsss 4s seston aex; pl. nw
sss csaSisshsa cSzss: 81 fsss s,:ss
ElYia Sati HsSss5; IA ar q s1ae ) s2ne g n1. se and
Herman Dent 81 iii Hin % Top. Md., aep si and Ser.
john hlce Bell GliIay5on' 1r 5o aSas SaalssnaTdsn Nd
,oSg syOiI 1u5;sI JG;hnson; Fl ioS o%Sashinston N
and aeen Gibson h4SS s a5is istb St St. nv
Dsose HAWKINS 1s g. ssaz sash Femefoy 81 as snf ls
Arthur sa.s Brock. 22, and Clara Wines, 1s.
Jessie sns Smith: Smith: e. 1851 Potomae St NV,
NV.
Berlee Chambers, "A. 1859 T st. se, and
Mary Merkerson. 21. 117h Schotts ct.
Sanders Collins. 90, 174s 11th st. NV,
ana M Callie Nichols 20. 1641 Vermont
Stanford 'Lanier. ,33. and Agnes conley,
rschSis cbaSotts HamlisEd' nb;d' 30' yisnna w.. and
Joseph Green, jry. ~, Wake Hall, and
James Chuk. 81, and Ellen Mills, 22, both
Donald Davis. 33. Congressional Country
CLUB, and Doris Lachtarra, ~, Bloom
field, N. j.
Maurice Landsman. A, and Rose Herman,
.46, both OF Baltimore.
and Mabel Hood, 16, 416 Columbia I'd,
Evening star., 1947-09-30
Births Reported

BERNARD and Marjorie {. lse ssf!'' sir
BENJAMIN and Gertrude Axilrod. girl.
Samuel and Mildree Embrey, girl.
James and Janet Gilbert, girl.
Charles and Catherine Gordon, girl.
Clyde and Cynthia Gurley, girl.
Fred and Cecelia Hopper, girl.
Jack and Lila Howard, girl.
dSn a1mas and a1a srsaIne MaTTna KeEsvs yett sirI,
Calman and Eva Levich, girl.
Bsn,s, BsTse and aad EiEs5eth san ns-s Manarin girl
xlva Ava and and Grace Grace asdnsi Richsrds. sfii girl.
Kenneth and Mary vermiiIion. girl.
ssursis and aad haa MsEsha WaHneI Ma gif s1
Leonard and NoVella Austin, boy.
Albert and Wilhelmina Beaman, girl.
Nelson Ns s.sI u and an Katie Bel. Bel. girl.
John Ih, and and Betty Catoe, boy;
Bud and Ads Clinkscale, boy.
sbsss sEbss' ann ana ksas s'!sana eon. sKi
Jonah and Bennie Evans, boy.
George and Applis Farrar, boy.
Slsssae1s lS:a rs "a sns s pleFsnss a: FTssi.r by.
clarence Snhsrt nd and in;y Gladys Can't. ant. girl.
| oCAAiSC SaohlilB IVY.
Fred and Mary Horn, boy.
Johnnie and Ella johnson, boy,
| Walter and Elaine Jones, boy.
James and Mary Joy, girl.
James and Mary Keith, boy.
Jimmie and Pauline Mangrum, boy.
Arthur and Agnes Mason, boy
Everetee and Mabel Marshall, twin boys.
Arthur and Frances Mason, boy.
John and Elaine Milburn. girl.
Commodore and Dovetta Monk, boy.
Edward and Sarah Morgan, boy.
General and Cora Morris. boy
Sammie and Creola McMurray, boy.
Edward and Hannah Neill, girl.
Eugene and Margaret Peyton. girl.
Edward and Vivian Pulley, girl
William and Lille Randolph, boy,
Daniel and Jessie Ray, boy.
Joseph and Bertha Reese, boy.
Leon and Goldie Robertson, boy.
Jacob and Viola Rock, boy.
Samuel and Gertrude Rue, boy.
Enoc hand Martha Sampson, boy,
Ernest and Consuella Schoop, boy.
John and Gladys Simpson, boy.
James and Martha Stroy, boy.
William and Rose Taylor. boy.
David and Christine Toliver, boy.
Charles and Creola Vernon, boy
Aron and Geraldine White, boy
Solomon and Elnora Whitmore. boy.
Thomas and Mary Wilson, girl.
James and Peral Winters. boy.
Evening star., 1947-09-30
Inspector Miller Plans
To Attend Safety PorIey

Police Inspector Arthur E. Miller
in charge Of traffic, will go to Chi
cago Monday to attend the National
Safety Congress, he said today.
Inspector Miller said he also will
attend reunion of graduates of the
Northwestern University Traffic
School, which he attended and
would make several talks while in
Chicago.
He will return to Washington Oct
ober 10.
Evening star., 1947-09-30
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. c. laaos couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, tpait three tuu days and
receipe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Garland King, 80. 666 Maryland ave. n e
and Louise Mahoney, "a, 220 E st. ne
Morris Landman, 80, S29 Randolph 81
Quincy st. NV
Leonard Arsell. 90. 1928 Fort Stevens dr
NV, and Shirley Wolfson, 25, Bethesda
Evening star., 1947-11-17
Psychiatrists 10 Examine
Wife Of Slain Druggist
By fhe Assoeinfsd prsss

WOODSTOCK, Va, Nov. IT,
Mrs. Julia Emily Emmart, charged
with the pistol Staying of her hus-
band George in his Strasburg drug
store last August, will be examined
by three State psychiatrists under
an order entered by Judge Elliott
D. Marshall in Shenandoah County
Circuit Court.
The sanity test will be conducted
by DR.. Joseph E. Barrett, State hos
pital commissioner; DR.. Joseph r.
Blalock, superintendent of South
western State Hospital, Marion, and
DR.. James B. Petite, superintendent
of Western State Hospital, Staun-
ton.
No date for the examination was
specified in the order, but presum-
ably it will be made before the trial
is scheduled to begin December 2.
Mrs. Emmart's attorneys, Frank
H. Brumback and j. Lynn Lucas,
noted exceptions to the court order
on the ground that no evidence has
been brought forward as to the
mental condition of the woman.
The defense previously had re-
quested that Mrs. Emmart be taken
to a State institution for observa-
ton but later withdrew the request.
Evening star., 1947-11-17
Arlington Food Group
Names New Workers

Appointment of additional work.
ers for the Arlington Citizens Com.
mittee of the Presidents Food Con.
servation Committee was announced
today by Colin F. Hamilton, county
chairman.
George c. Dalby, commander o1
John Lyon Post $3.50, Veterans oi
Foreign Wars, and Stephen j. Ryan
Catholic War Veterans, were named
co-chairmen of the Distribution
Committee, and Alvin T. Coppage
was appointed co-chairman of the
Program Committee, to serve with
Mrs. James F. Strickland.
Members of the Program Com.
mittee were named as follows:
Edward w. Paulette, principal o1
the Dolly Madison Junior High
School; Mrs. Doris Reiber, Arlington
Civic Federation; the Rev. Berwyr
Jones, Arlington Ministerial Union;
Mrs. Orviile Kneen, Council o1
Church Women, and Mrs. H. w
Murphy, Federation Of Women's
| Clubs.