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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-03
HEAVY FILINGS
 FOR PRIMARY IN
 OTHER DIVISIONS

Filing of candidates for nomi- nation at the primary on April 27 brought out large number in the other divisions in Alaska, as the telegraphic reports to the Elm pire show. The Nugget at Nome radioes as follows:
 SECOND DIVISION NOME, Alaska, Feb. 3.-Complete filings for the Second Division are as follows:
 Democrats
 FOR HOUSE = Amer Rydeen, Frank Degnam, William Beltz, Axel Adman, George Madison, Wal lace Porter.
 FOR SENATE Charles O'Leary, Howard Lyng, Edward Anderson, Garnet Martin.
 Republicans
 FOR HOUSE Peter Reader, Sam Mogg, Chester Milligan, Percy Ipalook, w. M. Laws, Frank L. Johnson, Nels Swanberg, Jr. FOR SENATE Carl Dewey An derson, Ben Gillette, George Wald- helm, Lester Bronson, James Ad- ans.
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MODERN ETIQUETTE 6g 4oRrprA rrr

all Respectfully" Respectfully a to a social letter a social position?
 This usually for business letter
 Would it be for girl ask her dinner for cigarette?
 her dinner forgefu enough offer without this reminder
 When taking girl to the theatre should he the girl follow directly behind the usher? The should first following usher When there is usher, the should lead the
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fer a Republican President because a Republican may steal a horse where a Democrat dare not look over the hedge; and both Repub- licans and Democrats must go whither events drive them in spite of thelr party shibboleths.
 Wallace has not taken the field too early. He should have done so months ago, because it is by. his pubic meetings that he is gather ing votes and he also, like me, need not care snap of his fingers winch party he dislodges.
 You write (31st December as if you were a Liberal, and believe that CCbdenists are more Progress sive than Fascist Tory Democrats. The case is exactly the reverse, Cobdenst Free Trade and laisser- faire are as dead as doornail. Fascism Capture of the Socialist program by the CapltallSt leauers' has completely busted Liberalism; and Socialist democracy is on the march working its own way and driving all Capitalist parties in spite Of their inertia.
 Ponder this well. Fanny, before you meddle in politics, especially my politics. I know what l am writing about.
 G. Bernard Shaw"
 Note-A "Cohdenist Liberal re- fers to followers of Richard Cob den, 18th century British Liberal who distrusted government inter- yention in trade and industry but believed in peoples movement for peace.
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LUTHERAN CHURCH BEGINS MID-WEEk SERVICES ON WED

Beginning Wednesday evening of this week the Lutheran Church will hold mid-week devotional ser vices each week between now and Easter. This weeks service will begin at 7:15 p. m. and will last for 45 minutes.
 The possibility of changing the meeting to some other day of the week and to later hour in the evening will be decided by those present at the service this week.
 All interested persons are cord ally invited to attend
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more tax relief to the $2,400-$3 900 income bracket than the knutson Bill. and asked whether some ad- justments ought to be made in the lower bracket.
 Reed explained that the bill was worked out on scientific, gradu- ated scale and should not be dis torted for any special group.
 "The President is catering to that group alone in order to get votes," broke in Indiana's Hal leck. we shouldn't stoop to it."
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LOOK and LEARN h G. GORDON

1. 9. of border
  O electricity? is applied to o kept their honey? What first the the ANSWERS l. ?. Superior, Michigan 3. Edison. 4. 5.
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Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN NIIsUSED The of the satisfactory satisfactory ARRANGEMENT the singular subject.
 OFTEN MIsPRoNoUNCED: Rational Pronounce rash-unal A RAY.
 OFTEN MISSPEIIED Convalescence; observe the sc
 negligence, disregard nattention
 three times and it yours" Let in vocabulary mastering word each day Toas word the right wicked Their punishment them perverse than ever
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20 YEARS AGO FIT FIFE EMPIRE
FEBRUARY 3, 1928

Albrech had filed for National Committeeman position Capt Lathrop Juneau Both Abrech and Lathop from Fairbanks
 Chamber of Commerce stating the greatly the five
 The Loyal Order of Feb ruary
 Olive married the previous day by S Commissioner A. Boyle
 Weather: High, 3o 29; cloudy
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record of Senate committee hearings held in l944. Margarine should be plainly identified. It should be subject to the pure food safeguards anything else to be eaten. It should be produced, sold and used on the same basis as butter.
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G. o. P. DINNER

Lincoln's Birthday. Make reser- vations with Anita Garnick at Garnick Grocery. 794 b t
 When warm air expands and ris- ss it cools at the rate of about one degreee for every 180 feet of ascent.
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.ELKS' PURPLE BUBBLE
 DANCE ON SAT. NIGHT

The social event of the week is the Purple Bubble Dance to be giy- en by the Elks Saturday night in the Ballroom. This affair is for paid-up Elks and their ladies, and is informal. Non-member guests will not be admitted, but visiting Elks are invited to attend.
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has switched 10
 Calvert because Calvert is milder.

sof 5sos Key Ave, Baltimore. Md.
 CALVERT RESERVE Blended Whiskey 1868 Proof -65To Grain Neutral Spirits Calvert Distillers Corp. New York City
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The Washington
 NeTry-Go-Round
By DREW PEARSON

Continued from Page One)
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ATTENTION MERGERS AURORA ENCAMPMENT

Meeting February A. Installation of Officers. Refreshments served. .01 2t J. P. Christensen, Scribe
 There's news in the Want-Ads! J!
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vETERsNe or FOREIGN WARS Taku Post No. h5SA

Meets first and third Fridays. Post Hall, Sew ard St. Visiting Com rades Welcome.
 H. s. GRUENING, Com mander; J. C. BRADY, Adiutant.
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The City of St. Andrews, lbout halfway between Edinburgh and Dundee, is credited with bcint. the birthplace of gol'
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TIDE TABLE
FEBRUARY 4

Low tide, 3:l8 am, 6.3 it. High Tide, 9:31 a. m, 14.3 it. Low tide, 16:40 pm, 2.2 fit. High tide, 23 3:16 pm, 11.8 it.
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Weather: High, 30; low. 2s; cloudy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-19
C0NAUNISM NOW
 E "SMOULDERIN6
 EMBER" IN JAPAN

TOKYO, Jan. 19.-lR-The re- cent distress of the Soviet ship Dvina with 780 passengers off southern Hokkaido was the latest in a series of mistakes and "bad breaks" which have helped reduce Communism to "smouldering em- bersp in Japan, the Nippon Times said today.
 The Dvina radioed Jan C that it was leaking badly in heavy seas. Its passengers later were removed to another Soviet vessel and the Dvina was lowed to Kushiro. Hok- kaido. Kyodo, Japanese news agency, reported today the Dvina was expected to resume it's journey tonight CT early tomorrow.
 4 special article in the English language Nippon Times by Kimpei Sheba, executive editor, took note that the Dvina incident disclosed Soviet vessels were plying north ern watcls with passengers. It pointed to Russian contentious the Soviets were unable to repatriate prisoners at this time of year because of adverse conditions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-19
OF ALASKAN AREAS OF
 OIL IS BEING URGED

WASHINGTON Jan. 19.--Rl- Secretary of Defense Forrestal said today military and civilian petro- lsum needs for "a major war effort" would eXcsed prospective domestic production by at least 100000 bar rels daily.
 Testifying before a House Armed Serviced Subcommittee studying the general petroleum situation, For restal urged development of sub merged coastal and Alaskan oil areas, and encouragement Of pro- grams for production of oil from coal and oil shale. He said:
 The maximum military require ments of petroleum in the event of a war emergency" Forrestal said, are now estimated nearly to te double the requirements of World War IL"
 Essential civilian requirements, he added, "are anticipated to be appre- ciably higher than during the last war
 Forrestal said daily average oil production for the United States last year was slightly more than five million tarrels, and added.
 Emergency demands for petrol cum, therefore, would require United States production to be stepped up by at least forty percent or would require heavy reliance by us upon foreign oil"
 The Defense Secretary said dis ccvery and development of large crude pools in Alaska could have a heavy impact on the efforts to bal lance the availability of petroleum with requirements in the event of war"
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PROTOCOL M IS DECLARED
 T0BEF0RGE:RY
Thai Is What Russian Press Claims = Others Have
 Different Version

BERLIN, Jan. 19.-tP-The Sov- et-sponsored press of Berlin con- tends unanimously that protocol M is a forgery. but three newspa- pers give four different versions of who did the forging.
 Protocol M is a document de- tailing purported Communist plans for sabotage of the Marshall Plan and a strike in the Ruhr in March. British officials have stated their belief that the document is authen- tic.
 Nacht Express, in a dispatch dat ed Berlin, says protocol M was drawn up by Hans Fritzsche, Nazi propagandist now serving a nine year prison sentence.
 The official Soviet paper, Taeg- liche Rundschau, said the cores pendent of a news agency known as Telepress found the document was produced in a forgery bureau" set up last summer by British and Am erican agents.
 Neues Deutschland said the doeu- ment came from the eadquarters of the Social Democrat Party in Ham, over, where Eastern Yereociat' had been set up to agitate against the Soviet Union. A little farther down t said old agents of White Russian origin" worked on the document.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-19
JEWS
 hMONG THOSE IN
 FIGKT, PALESTINE

JERUSALEM, Jan 19.-iR-The United States Consul General in Jerusalem is keeping the State De- partment informed on the activ- ities of American students at Pal estina universities who are partici- pating in organized Jewish fight ing forces,
 A consulate source, reporting this today, added that no recommenda- ticn has heen made as to the status of U. s. citizens fighting on either the Jewish or Arab side in the Holy Land
 Jewish informants said that two American students already have been killed in organized Hagana units. Ari Rabinowitz, an eX- soldier student at Haifa Technical College, was killed three weeks ago in q fight between Hagana patrol and Arabs of Wadi Rushmi- va, a Haifa suburb.
 Mosheh A. Pearlstein, g, of Brooklyn, N. Y, was identified as enc of 35 Jews slain Friday in the Judean hills beyond Bethlehem.
 A total of 137 Jewish ex-soldiers with U s. passports are studying either at Hebrew University here CT the Technical College in Haifa, under the GI Bill of Rights, the consulate said.
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ALASKA SOLDER GETS Ih hlIyUp ON
 HIS WEDDING DAY

WINNIPEG, Jan. 19-R-Miss Laura Sloan of Charlston, w. Va, an5 Private Leroy Flowers of Alaska both were at Great Falls last Fri day for their wedding
 But they were 1,704 miles apart.
 The American private had writ ten his sweetheart: Meet me in Great Falls at pm. Friday and we'll get married"
 Miss Sloan went to Great Falls. Manitoba, The one nearest Alaska. %
 The Soldier went to Great Falls, Mont.
 Today. after a weekend in Winni- peg and several phone calls and telegrans. Miss Sloan is on a train enroute to the Montana Great Falls.
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palisana Goes Into
 DrydoGk for Repairs

SEATTLE, Jan. 19-tH-The North- land Transportation Company's AL aska steamship, Palisana, was put in drydock today at the Todd ship yards for permanent repairs of dam ages suffered d when she went aground near Prince Rupert, B. c.
 The Palisana underwent tempor- ary repairs in Prince Rupert which enabled her to make Seattle under her own power.
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Today's s
 Newsy Story

SEATTLE. Jan. 19-.P-John Y. Allemanii has filed claims for s1l5 against King County (ssattle) today charging that his false teeth dis appeared from glass of water alonside his bed while he was a pa tient at the County Hospital. His wife, Juanita, told the Beard of County Commissioners that as a re- suit of his loss, her husband is un- able to eat solid food. and can't go back to work.
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MINNA LEE COUGHLIN
 REPLACED; GOES SOUTH

Mrs. Minna Lee Coughlin, Su- pervisor of Education for the AL aska Native Service who is being replaced by Mrs. Bertha Ellinger from the Portland Indian Office, is being detailed to the States for from two to three months, fol- lowing which she expects to re- turn to Juneau to seek other em- ployment.
 Mrs. Coughlin left on the Aleut- ian last night.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-lR- Radio executives declared today the American Federation of Musicians is working to it's own disadvantage in restricting the development of frequency meditation CFMO broad casting"
 Tn 6 final round of broadcasting company testimony before the House Labor Committee, representatives of tke major networks reviewed the history of their differences with the ATM and it. President, James c. Peuillo.
 Frank E. Mullen. Executive Vice President of the National Broad casting Company, said:
 We believe that in restricting the development of I'M broadcast ing, the union is following an un- sound policy which is opposed to it's own interests, as well as to the in- terests of the public"
 Tn some of the newest steam turbines the buckets" move fast CT than a riile bullet.
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a a pressure continues the moving into the located south of Dutch  although slightly The
  Sound the the 2 
  of the coast of
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MARINE WEATHER BULLETIN Renorts from Marine Stations at 1 30 ?. M today

FORECAST FOR PERIOD FROM MONDAY MORNING Strait outside 5 to 25 miles hour becoming
 
 20 miles becom miles mostly south 20 30 miles hour fog Monday with rain and entire Tuesday
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B JULIE | N SI

VALLETTA, Wash. - One thous- l and United States Marines have arrived and are being taken aboard the giant aircraft carrier Mid way.
 SEATTLE - A strike next week end is threatened ty 18,000 west ern Washington members of the AFL lumber and sawmill workers union unless they receive a "satis- factory wage boost"
 JERUSALEM Miss Anne Straus of Cleveland Ohio, nurse at Hadas- sah Hospital, was wounded slight ly Sunday when Arab snipers fired on Jewish vehicles near Lifta, in the western approaches of Jeru- salem.
 WASHINGTON - Tn a 6-3 vote, the Supreme Court granted new hearing on whether Mrs. Mariama von Moltke, Detroit, should be re- leased from serving a 4-year prison term to which she was sentenced for aiding Nazi spy ring.
 WASHINGTON The conviction of Albert Lee, a Jackson, Miss, Negro sentenced at IT to serve Is years in prison on charges of assault with attempt to rape, was today unanimously set aside by the Supreme Court.
 CANTON, China Apologetic Chinese officials guarantee protec- ton against any recurrence of the ricting which destroyed the Brit ish consulate and injured six Brit ons here, British Consul General Ronald A. Hall said today. A French consulate car was stoned Sunday at Hankow, but no one was injured.
 WASHINGTON The Senate Banking Committee has unani- mously approved legislation to all low the Agriculture Department to continue controls on grain for li- quor through February 29th. The authority had been scheduled to expire on January 31.
 COPENHAGEN = A big Danish Airlines passenger plane flew into a flock of wild swans after taking off from Kastrup Airport today and was so damaged it returned to the airport. Thee swans were killed The passengers were transferred to another plane
 ST. NORTH, Switzerland-Princ Rene of Bourbon Parma said to- day that his daughter, Princess Arne, and former King Michael of Rumania, are engaged and that the formal announcement will be made by Michael within one week.
 SEATTLE = Tn Northern DiviS- ion basketball games Saturday, Washington defeated Washington State 51-36 and Oregon squeezed past Oregon State 42-4l. Oregon leads the league with two wins and one loss. The Ducks play Washington this weekend and Washington State meets Idaho.
 WASHINGTON - State Depart ment officials said today that Ed win w. Pauley is resigning as an advisor to Secretary Marshall be- cause United States policy on rep arations has taken definite shape.
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The English flag was planted at the southern tip of Africa, near the present site of Capt Town, in 1920.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-19

During World War II Britain mere than doubled it's production of wheat, barley and potatoes.
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MEETING OF AWVS DAY
 NURSERY ON THURSDAY

The AWCS meeting of the day nursery will be held Thursday, January p, at the Governors s House at 2 p. m. It is requested that the mothers who now send their children to the nursery, and those who desire to do so, meet at that time
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-19

The earliest modern form of commercial insurance was for ships and their cargoes.
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Among the typical symptoms of rheumatic fever, although they may also he the signs of other ailments as well, are pain in the joints and a continued fever.
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The potato is enc of the lead ing crops of the Union of South Africa.
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The American people bought about 75 percent more goods and services in 1941 than in 1909.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-19

The U. s. Merchant Marine ill l946 contained almost two-thirds of all the worlds shipping ton mage
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VALLETTA, Wash. One thous- and United States Marines have arrived and are being taken aboard the giant aircraft carrier Mid way.
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SEATTLE - A strike next week end is threatened ey 18,000 west ern Washington members of the AFL lumber and sawmill workers union unless they receive a "satis- factory wage boost"
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JERUSALEM Miss Anne Straus of Cleveland, Ohio, nurse at Hadas- sah Hospital, was wounded slight ly Sunday when Arab snipers fired on Jewish vehicles near Lifta, in the western approaches of Jeru- salem.
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WASHINGTON -- Tn a 6-3 vote, the Supreme Court granted a new hearing on whether Mrs Marianna von Moltke, Detroit, should be re- leased from serving 4-year prison term to which she was sentenced for aiding a Nazi spy ring.
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WASHINGTON The conviction of Albert Lee, a Jackson, Miss, Negro sentenced at IT to serve Is years in prison on charges of assault with attempt to rape, was today unanimously set aside by the Supreme Court.
Evening star., 1948-02-19
\XEs.seTf! e
DRAMA,


Dsars of the sorTSws" presented ea.sard3y b
Auditorium, Mount Vernon Place Method
ist Church, $3.50 o'clock tonight and every
night through Saturday. -u :.
costume BY Carolyn Hill Stewart, dramatic
actress. presented by the pTA OF the Visit
ing Instruction Corps and Omega wives;
night. -
Kappa Alpha Order, Washington alumni.
Madrillon Restaurant, Fifteenth street and
New York avenue NV. 1890 pm. to-
District Bankers Association. Willard
Hotel: 1918 pm. tomorrow. Members ana
MEETING.
Special Libraries Association, busine ess
group, Pepco Auditorium, Tenth and Z
streets NV, o'clock tonight.
MUSIC.
Friday Morning Music Club program at
the YWCA, 11:30 am. tomorrow.
ment Auditorium. 8 o'clock tonight.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Army Medical Museum, Seventh street
and Independence avenue saw, open y
am. to pm. daily: Exhibition OF docu-
and a TsfI Ct ss A
street and New York avenue NV. opsI
IL to 4:3O pm. Mondays 10 am. to 4:3C
pm; Tuesdays through Fridays, t =, an; a,,n &c
circulated BY the Pepsi-coia Co.. through
nHd F wasr sn asess sy psfos sass OF
Phillips Memorial Gallery, 1900. Twenty
first street n. w. open am. to 4:3O p m
weekdays; Autographs by Picasso' tnrousf
Tuesday.
National Gallery Of Art, Sixth street
am. to PM weekdays and Ndr2,r 2 to 10 pm Pm
ns seoeetss ss mellon and Krsss sss irom
donors, for an indefinite period; specia
| exhibit "'Art Of France in Prints ano
Books" for an indefinite period.
Public Library Arts Division. Eighth ane
tTsst: xBogD S sgso 9, york I'm BY e e Ne1Te
xsssasSi xfsisfs 81 Washinston. o. @ through February
Fish. and wildIife Service, under main
SSsH In and s.rsets TW opsn
and fresh-Water fish. for an indefinite
period.
and r streets NV, open 2 am: to pm
arts, for an indefinite period.
Library, Of Congress, First and East Cap
Mo- isssstf hToash fridsys s% to L. 70
days; Original Lacock Abbey copy OF the
Magma Carta, on loan from the British
| government until December 16: origina
manuscript of Lincoln's three-page "auto-
biography for an indefinite period: docu-
ments and correspondence Of Abraham
Lincoln, for an indefinite period; exhibi.
| ton depicting ideal Of UNESCO. through
March 81: Dayton C. Miller collection o.
flutes and related materials, through Feb.
novelist. President Of Venezuela. through
February: first editions of works Of Wash
ington Irving, through February; Scripts
and Languages of India" through Feb
ruary.
and Constitution avenue NV, open 9
Luis Alberto Acuna, through Monday.
| Whyte Bookshop and Gallery, 1913 Con.
necticut avenue NV, open $50 am. te
ington Artists, through February %.
FOR SERyICEMEN.
1915 L street NV, comfortable lounse,
library, writing desks, billiard tables radio
Servicemen's Victory Center. lib Penn.
sylvania avenue NV, lounge, recreation
free canteen; open daily from II am. to
midnight.
! Informal card games, 8 O'clock: informal
YMCA, 1736 @ street NV.
| Rumba dancing class, crafts, 6 o'clock;
| informal dancing, o'clock, and games
| in gymnasium, $50 o'clock tonight, Pent-
house Service Center, Seventeenth and
K streets NV.
Evening star., 1948-02-19

Lewis Davis, 81. 214 goth st.. n.e., and
Margaret Thompson, "a. Scots Hotel.
william Ryan. 81, Meadows, Nd. and
Samuel Frank, "a, and Sylvia Hyn,an, %,
both Of Baltimore.
lCharles Campbell, 20, and Bertha Buster.
| 25, both Of 904 Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
James Ball, 81, and Helen Simpler. 81,
both Of 1908 Fairmont St.. NV.
John Vaklyes, jr., 2S, Wilmington, Del,
and Elizabeth Whitheck, 20. 1879 32nd
st. NV.
John Krowchun. 81. Lowell Mass, and
Marguerite Kelly, %, II T st. ne.
Henry Moseley, 29, 1908 Capitol ave. ne,
/ and Kathleen Parker. 26, 1349 Oak st.
/ NV.
sidney Lechter. 81, 1925 Georgia ave. NV,
and Make Phillips, 10, 6116 9th st. NV.
Lloyd Kaiisch, Al. New York City, and
Elizabeth Hyde, 81. d600 1900 18th st. NV.
and Daisy Pieper, "a, 502 l1th St. Sc.
William Leonard, "a, and Dolores Penfield,
21. both Of 32s5 NJ st. NV.
J. C.. Mathis. %, and Margaret Run, %,
| both Of l24 18th st. Sc.
and Nellie Jenkins, 20, 4S H st. ne.
John Hudson, 80, IT. Meade, Md, and
Ruth Gray, 28, 3543 10th st. NV.
John Safrit, %, 1920 r ST. NV, and
Evening star., 1948-02-19

Stella williams, 80, 1880 Bryant st. ne.
Lolita Allen, 20, sos Lowrie ri. ne.
James Barton, SO. Shreveport, La, and
Maria-del-Carmen Soto. "a, 2909 1st st.
Sc.
Milton Rosen, 80, 400 Mellon st. s.e., and
Josephine Haar, Is 419 9th st. ne.
William Guilfoyle, 80, Andrews Field, Nd.
and Madeline Murray, 81, 1895 Homer
ave. NV.
Richard Price, jr., %, 427 Decatur st.
st. NV.
Thomas Ruiz, ~. warrenton, Va, and
Frances Garcia, %, SIS 9Th st. NV.
10, both Of Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1948-02-19
Catholics Make PIuns
For Bishops Fund

Plans for the appeal to Catholic
|parishioners Of Washington to raise
SEC, GOO for the 1913 Bishops Fund
for Victims Of the War now are be-
ing made, according to the Rev. e.
Jerome Winter, archdiocesan di-
rector of the drive.
The national goal is 5000, 900.