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LASTING Influence of New Deal

Lasting Influence of New Deal -
To the Editor OF The Star: 3
There seems to be storm raging in various
sections of the Nations press, concerning Re-
publican refusal to extend various New Deal
policies and appointments for long periods.
This storm naturally is centered in the pink
ish sections of the press.
Let's look at the facts Republican Con-
gressmen are serving notice to the public by
their actions that the New Deal and the New
Dealers are out as far as they are concerned.
This certainly Is an honest and commendablS
policy. II the public still is in favor Of q
presidential autocracy and "yes men" with pink
glasses in all responsible positions, it can 60
to the polls in November and send the Mis-
souri, Waltz back to the White House. balcony
and a1l.
This is in direct contrast to the methods
used by President Roosevelt He kidded the
public along in his speeches before election
but the day afterward he would reverse HIM
self and present them with a "fait accompli"
Now, as to long appointments and extern
sions of policy: We have a situation today
that only time can correct What is the use
of throwing out the remnants of the New Deal.
If IL remains in control of our policies and our
courts? ANDREW w. LARMAN.
Ten Days Too Light a Sentence
To the Editor of The Star:
The story reported in your issue Of May 10.
telling of a soldier, Pvt. Charles G. johnson.
who kicked a cat to death in Alexandria, was
shocking one and. while Judge Kennedy evil
IDENTIFY is q fair-minded man and has the right
idea about cruelty to animals, his sentence Of
ten days in Jail was far too lenient; it should
have been ten years-at hard labor.
MINNIE BAILEY
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Science Calendar
Technical Society
Meetings Listed

These scientific and technical
society meetings were announced
for the coming week by the joint
Committee on Press, Relations of the
District Council of Engineering and
Architectural Societies and the
Washington Academy of Sciences
All meetings listed below are open
to the public:
MONDAY.
American Society for Metals, 8 pm,
Garden House, Dodge Hotel A.
j. Pepin, metallurgist, Wyman-
Gordon Co., Large Light Metal
Forgings."
TUESDAY.
American Institute of Electrical
Engineers, 8 pm, Pepco Auditor
ium. 1t. Gen. Raymond A.
Wheeler, chief of engineers, United
States Army, 1.-THE Role of the
Electrical Engineer in the Corps
OF Engineers" and movie zone
Tenth of the World"
Society Of Automotive Engineers, 8
pm, Broadmoor Hotel, Brig. Gen.
Fred S. Robillard, United States
Marine Corps, History and De-
velopment of Amphibious Equipt-
ment by the Armed Forces"
Patent Office Society, $40 pm,
Commerce Department Auditor
ium. Watson Davis, director,
Science Service, Whats New In
Science"
Special Libraries Association, din
ner meeting, $50 pm, Valvary
Methodist Church, John B. Fitz-
gerald, president, Journeymans
Bookbindery Union of D. c. and
w. M. B. Freeman, deputy director,
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Robert and Rachel Gallup. siri.
Maurice and Claire Guibert. strl.

Robert and Rachel Gallup. girl.
Maurice and Claire Guibert. girl.
Charles and Virginia Hager. girl.
Michael and Catherine Harmon. girl.
Thaddeus and Catherine Hess. boy.
Philip and Shirley Holman. girl.
RAYMOND and Rosemary Higdon. boy.
James and Sue Horn. girl.
Frances and Miriam Hutchins. girl.
Clarence and Ruth Irvine. girl.
Robert and Margaret Knight, girl.
Lonnie and Margaret lawson, girl.
Harold and Edna Lyons, girl.
James and Theresa Lucas. girl.
Francis and Mary Manning. girl.
John and Betty Maske, boy.
Marlin and Mary Miller. girl.
Cecil and Mary Moif, girl.
Donald an and FRA Frances Moore. boy.
William and Heidi Mueller. girl.
Sinnett and Christine Myers, girl.
James and Jean McGinniss. girl.
George and Rose Majors, girl.
William and Wilhelmina Norton, girl
Constantine. and Barbara o'Doherty. boy
John and Mary Oreto, girl
Earl and Dorothy Palmer. boy
BENJAMIN and Sophie Pennington, boy.
William and Angelina Penn, boy.
John and Doris Phelps girl.
John and Dimple Phillips, girl.
Stanford and Martha Pratt, girl.
Charles and Doris PRESLEY, girl.
Michael and Mary Quirk, girl.
Ernest and Ann Ramme, girl.
Frederick and Ruby Ray. girl.
Denver and Thelma Rhodes, boy.
Orvtlle and Rosetta Ristow girl.
Charles and Nancy Robinson. girl
Henry and Bridget Rybka. boy
Bernhard and Henrietta Sanders, girl
Walter and Ellen Sharp, girl. e..
William and Margaret Shea. girl.
John and Betty Sheridan. girl
Walter and Catherine Shupe, girl.
Charles and Catherine Smith. girl.
Edward and Rhoda Smith. boy.
Larn and Zera Smith. girl.
James and Madge Taylor, girl.
Edward and Vada Tarrants. boy
Jack and Marjorie Vaira. girl.
William and Christine Wade, boy.
George and Agnes Wayson. boy.
Charles and Elizabeth West. girl.
William and Annie Wilson. boy.
Leonard and Alva Wood, girl,
Moses and Lybe Wulfew girl,
Peter and Betty Acham Chen boy,
Joseph and Mayme Brown. boy
CUNNINGHAM and Hyacinth Bryant, girl
Richard and Esther Dade, girl.
James and Mabel Dutch, girl.
Carey and Marine Freeman, boy,
Epharim and Hildagrace Harris, girl,
Robert and Willmena Holiday. girl.
James and Constance Miller, boy
Wili1am and Leonora Posey. boy.
Charles ard Edna Simmons. girl,
Joel and Sarah Thomas boy.
Floyd and Ida Williams, girl.
Arthur and Ellaleen williams, girl.
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School Forum Scheduled
Al Bethesda-Cheyy Chase

A forum panel of parents and
faculty members will discuss How
Our School Is Run" at the Bethes-
da-Chevy Chase High School Par
emit Teacher Association meeting in
the school gymnasium at 8 pm.
Wednesday.
Members Of the forum panel will
include Mrs. Fern D. Schneider,
supervisor Of high schools for Mont
gomery County; Joseph c. Gardner,
chairman of the associations
Building and Grounds Committee;
Thomas Pyle, principal OF the
school; F. H. Evans, Mrs. Mary E.
Roeming, Miss Margaret Casey, Miss
Norma Cornell and Miss Carrie Al
word, all faculty members. DR.. Paul
E. Flicker, executive secretary Of the
National Association of Secondary
School Principals, will be the mod
orator.
During the meeting, photographs
taken by members of the high school
Camera Club will be on display.
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Podiotry Society Plans
Day of Discussions

The District Podiatry Society will
hold an all-day meeting at the
Raleigh Hotel today starting at $3.50
a m. on Practical Aspects of Physi-
cal Therapy in Podiatry."
Principal speaker will be DR.. Mil
ton Werbel of New York, adjunct
professor of physical medicine at
Long Island University.
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Bureau Of Federal Supply. Treas.
ury Department, Binding"
WEDNESDAY

So1 "a 1SuSA a. SUPPLY A4Co0.
ury Department, Binding"
WEDNESDAY.
American Society Of Heating and
Ventilating Engineers, 7:45 pm,
Old New Orleans Restaurant,
Joseph D. Doherty. assistant chief,
Synthetic Fuels, Bureau of Mines,
"Oil from Coal"
Geological Society of Washington, 8
pm, Cosmos Club, Ellis A. john
son, Department OF Terrestrial
Magnetism, Carnegie Institute and
Paul Niggli, professor of geology,
University of Zurich, Switzerland,
History Of the Earth's Magnetic
Field" and Some Aspects of the
Geology, Photography and Miner
alogy of Switzerland"
THURSDAY.
Washington Academy of Sciences,
8:15 pm, Cosmos Club, Waldo L.
.Schmitt, United States National
Museum, 1.-THE Academy in Retro
spect and Prospect"
SATURDAY.
Philosophical Society of Washing
ton, 8:15 pm, Cosmos Club, DR..
r. L. Mohler, physicist, National
Bureau of Standards, Mass Spec
ira Of Hydrocarbons"
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Births Reported

(From D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics
Robert and Catherine Amberg. boy.
Lewis and Ann Ash. boy.
John and Lorraine Barry. boy.
James and Anne Black, girl.
Samuel and Dorothy Blank, boy.
William and Frances Borders. girl.
George and Maud Bowley. boy
Clarence and Eleanor Brown, girl.
Harold and Jacaueline Carlson, girl.
Stuart and Sophie Clarke, girl.
Wray and Annie Clemen, girl.
Fred and Rita Coley, girl.
Roy and Mary Collins, girl
Wilds and Clarence Copeland. girl
Albert and Gertrude Dreamer. boy.
William and Dorothy Cross, girl.
Manly and Mary Curry, boy.
Frank and Patricia Curry, girl
Enser and Helen Danielson, girl.
Meredith and Emily Davis, girl.
Henry and Mabel Devillez. girl.
Bruce and Mary Dixon, girl.
Daniel and Marie DUDE, girl.
John and Sarah Erickson. girl.
Leon and Beatrice Gainen, girl
Joseph and Jarvis Gaines, boy.
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6. W. U. Jonitors, Maids
Donate $135 to Hospital

Custodians and maids at George
Washington University have pre-
sented $135 to the schools hospital
equipment fund, Maj. Gen. U. S.
Grant III. vice president of the
university and chairman of the fund
drive for the new hospital, am
nounced yesterday.
The gift represented the proceeds
from dance held by the custodians
and maids during the holidays.
George Walls, an employee for 10
years, was the chairman of the
committee that planned the dance.
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MEMORANDUM.
II. Assets pledged or as
signed to secure liza
bilities and for other
purposes ---- $s27,70a A
CITY Of Washington, District Of Column
bia, IS:
l., JOSEPH r. FITZPATRICK, cashier
Of the above-named bank. do solemnly
swear that the above statement Is true
to the best of my knowledge and belief
(S) j. r. FITZPATRICK,
Vice President and Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
9Th day Of January, 194S.
(Sesl) DUDLEY L. MEADE,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
JOHN A. REILLY
VICTOR B. DEYBER
VIM. B. WOLF
e. r. COLLADAY
CHAS. H. PARDOE
KARL r. JORSS
EDWARD r HARDING
VIM. M. HANNAY
w R. WNSLOW
DONALD F MACKENZIE
A. G. HoUGHToN
niro,tors
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REPORT CONDITION OF THE O' ''' D.
WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST CO.

WASHINGTON LOAN < TRUST co.
OF Washington the District Columbia
un 's states msdf R saes
the Ac 'n district pursuant
ASSETS
t:#s
and ssss1 ssei1s
Corporate stocks dncluding sos 10000 Federal
Loans and discounts ncludng s7se24 ovdrafts
IL ot ast's assets :'7ss0ss sss1ss 50
H. Total s5487s 1856 90
LIABILITIES.
a 71 posat dons. :, ss4577,17s4s
ss9st''e o United State,
10 Other cashiers checks
49, 'oS deposits ----------- s5oS9o6s56l
% Other liabilities ----------------- - ss14sas
a. Total liabilities sso!42aa45oo
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Co. Common stock total par sloooooooo - $1,000 10000
y Undivided profits S 7ss ss9ss
g. Reserves 227.48s11
49, Total capital accounts 100000
49, Total liabilities and capital s54s7ssasoo
MEMORANDUM
81 Assets pledged assigned to liabilities
City Of washington os District Of Columbia, ss '''''1''
solemy to the best Of my
RALPH END1coTT Treasurer
s s to and subscribed before ms 9Th day Of s
cor ssasv g xrrn WIZ, xr,es,nrrr ~
Alfred H. LAWSON JAMES oDoNNEIIs Jrp
lnosaRp MA ais1F eAe e Mick
Roee Pszr PHILLIPS s zARH1 sRAD Poae
g. H: KAUFMAN A HAMILTON WILSON,
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Charter District 8
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK


OF Washington the District Of at the Close of Business
" Section sa u S revised Statutes
ASSETS
Cash. balances with other banks including reserve 90
United Government obligations direct and
3 Obligations political
l. other bonds debentues-- -------- 72os7esa
Corporate stocks Including sseooooo stock of Federal
g. Loans and discounts dncludng
sloo p@D @-'0.'o9e, ,~N.~N'o 2soooloo
M o oea Assets owned s2s7os9
IT, Total Assets -ss727o4s7o1
LIABILITIES.
10 Demand deposits of individuals partnerships and cor
a. deposits individuals partnerships and
15 Deposits of United states Government - 1855 so
rs Deposits of States and political subdivisions 64s54s
s other certified and cashiers checks sa84oeo2
49, Total Deposits sooS'oSz4lo -
20 Other liabilities - l4--------- 1os,3s 10
a. Total Liabilities - ------------- ss5ssosl2so
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS.
1e) Common stock par s4oooooo
~ ~ i nufpd nrontx 400 GOO 90
28 Reserves -----------------------
90 Total Capital Accounts ------ s15so1s421
go Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts
MEMORANDUM
pledged assigned liabilities for
other purposes $4S2Oo0O0
cashier of the named bank do
solemny the best
and belief. -...
LOUIS C. PALADINI Cashier
(Sealo ELIZABETH M MEHRLINC Notary Public
commission expires February %, 1850
Correct-Atest:
GEORGE BORGER, ROBERT E. LEE,
L. MAXWELL,
FLOYD E. DAVIS RICHARD A.. NORRIS,
FLOYD e. DAVIS, HARRY SHERRY
ALBERT s. galley, FRED A. SMITH, Directors
ARTHUR G. KEEPER,
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REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE '' A'0'
UNION TRUST COMPANY

OF the District Columbia at the close
Of the Currency States Revised
other banks including reserve hal
und s snd aca collection ss17eos
o antee ID 2osss os57
corna a os, noees ana oeoentures--- 12ssoe2 q
Including s22s overdras7
Bank premises owned sls74e 2s11; furniture
H. Other assets 2l55347o
H. Total assets :4see4as7 s.
LIABILITIES
lS Demand deposits OF individuals, partnerships,
a. Time deposits Of individuals partnerships. and
~ poraions 1885, ss76
~ ~ DEPOSITS den Of banks
10 e Gep1Ss cened and cashiers checks etc.
49, Aota oeposlts $41,12461689
o. o'her liabilities 421474se
Total liabilities So
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
o. (c' Common stock, par $1,000 ooooo s1oooooooc
~ I1ndvded nroe 20ooO0o0o
sasss' D'on s So s e s s
% Total capital accounts s4oss275 80
81" Total liabilities and capital accounts s45s44ae7sa
MEMORANDUM
81 Assets pledged assigned for
q Vice Psdsn and Treasurer Of tn.
named bank do soemn true to the
best Of my knowledge ~ " ~
G.: ELMER FIArHER
Vice President Treasurer
10 ana subscribed before this 9Th
'seaL) J. BUTTON WAINWRIGHT
-,-,- Notary Public.
Commission expires August Is, 1s4s.
Correct-Attest:
(S) GEORGE E. HAMILTON Jr FREDERICK sToH1MAN
o. WILLIAM MILLER EDWARD L. HILLYER
JOHN n SMALL III, VIM SHARON FARR,
L" CLAEk bROWN DANIEL B. DEVORE
WESLEY CLAMPIII CHARLES A.
W. ODONOGHUE, Jr L. P. HARREII.
JAMES C. ROGERS, SCOTT OFFT17-r
1I1S1AS Z. BOOSHALL. EDWIN A. MOOERS,
1'1f1h11 fLOoD, Directors
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Reserve District No. 5
The city RANK

Of washington, In the District Of CO.
cember 81, 1947. Published in response
reney, under Section 5211,, q. 8. Revised
Reserve Bank OF this District pursuant
to the provisions of the Federal Reserve
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District of Columbia, SIS:
L NJ. H. BUCKINGHAM, cashier of the
above.named bank. do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
Of my knowledge and belief
M. II. BUCKINGHAM, Cashier:
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this
9Th day Of January, 1948.
lSeal) JOHN A. HUMMER, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
c. r. BURTON,
JOHN @. PYLES, Jr.,
VIM. r. KELLY,
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REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
SECURITY & TRUST co.

ATIENlNAlN CEOORll O. RUOl ~.
system December ST. 1s4
sg call made @ of the
Federal Bank this district the
l. Cash. balances with other banks including bal
ras . sss sms OF @ and
S sssss d STATE. and ssss.1
Other bonds, notes and debentures 7.- 54s5,7e4o 90
Corporate stocks dncuding s27oooooo stock of Federal
discounts dncludng ovdrafts soos55
ssss6sos 22775oe5o
H. Other th assets oel
H. Total -s1slo27sl4s7
LIABILITIES
deposits individuals, partnerships
a. Time deposits Of individuals, partnerships and
poratons se445sl4se
deposits 4s4ss2o4e
other leshed cashiers ss 4oaSoo
Other 1esesso75
a. Total Liabilities ------- -sl5ooe2ess4s
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS,
stock par 100000
a. a. 1 Undivided profits essss
2s Reserves 67aS648
49, Total Capital Accounts Observation-Disclosures -- sloss5 1871 10
80 Total Liabilities Capital o27sl4e7
81. Assets pledged assigned liabilities and for
other $21 O633 7 80
District of Columbia,
w. IRELAND president
the statement the
best knowledge and belief
HANS IRELAND, President & Treasurer
subscribed
Public My commission expires
June 80, 1948.
Correct-Attest:
D.
VIM l. BEALE S. PERCY THOMPSON
HOWARD MORAN HARRY K. BOSS
CORCORAN THOM FLOYD D. AKERS
M. J. B. w. TIIORON
G. BELL, MONTGOMERY
HOLLAND L,
w. EVERETT
JOHN A. ANDREW SAUL
GROSVENOR
Directors
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ohsEsF 81 2SSS kfssFSs PetFsi e.
Second National Bank

OF washington in the District of Columbia
at the close of business on December 81 Y
1947. Published in response to call made
BY Comptroller of the Currency, under
Section 6211, United States revised
statutes.
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District 8.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
SECURITY SAVINGS & COMMERCIAL BANK

Reserve District No. s.
SECURITY SAVINGS & COMMERCIAL BANK
response
statutes Federal Reserve Of this district
to the provisions of the Federal Reserve Act
ASSETS
Cash. banks including
anee and cash items in Of Hectic
s7sssSso
stocks Oncuding $45ooooo stock Federal
1d asss. sna e discounts nns overda sss
II, ot ss7 sI ssssts " as ss,s:ss
H. Total assets s27 $50 1919
LIABILITIES
49, Demand deposits of individuals partnerships and
H. Time deposits Of individuals partnerships corpora
s'5sl4sos
savings 1assesh
Deposits political ssslla
Other certified and cashiers checks ., al0O0
% Other liabilities --- 17solsos
a. Total liabilities s25 8426 osS7
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS.
Capital stock @ Common stock total par s75oooooo
49, reserves Reuas1eso pon's ia5s47as
capital N967ssA
capital 39s1s
MEMORANDUM
81 Assets pledged assigned to liabilities and for
City Of washington District of Columbia, SIS:
abovenamed bank do soemny
the best of knowledge and
ROBERT BOYD Cashier.
VINCENT p BoUDRoN, Notary Public.
9o1 r: PE7sEs R. r. HARRr11
REe eA nTRzMAN sToa s4R 9eB
1A5S JACOBSON E,e 6 A MoPE4 5r
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Charter No. 1908.
cna1er no. 1903. $500, - - Reserve District No q
M(INSEY TRTTST r0MDANV

Charter No. isc7s. $500, i. .. Reserve District Z
MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY
OF Of o y, the District Columbia
Of the Currency under Section s2l1, U
/ ASSETS
l. Cash. balances with other banks including bal
anc and cash items IN process Of collection $5s253o
United States Government OBLIGATIONS direct l3539soooo
onigation of States and political subdivisions
T. Other bonds notes and debenures i07519532
Corporate stocks dncluding $751; stock of Federal
Loans tncludng overdras) asss7ass
s1 sssst. 'os s osr hsa bank s
premises other estate ---- i4ooooooo
H. Other assets s24231s
2sl44o4
LIABILITIES
poaons -------------- -s1zs5s4sl2
IA Time deposits individuals partnerships corpora
IS. Government ------ aos7sss
49, ob deo9 6snss sroed and n.c
H. Total deposits $21 996,54385
2s lAlolss
"a liabilities sa2ls7s45n
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
stock, par 10000
49, Surplus l35oOo0O0
a. Undivided
49, 33sOoooo
49, Total capital accounts ss14s4s3s
capital
MEMORANDUM
3D. Assets pledged assigned to liabilities and for
City of washington District Of Columbia IS:
president of the bank solemnly
% to and subscribed before m M se Ray St aas I asts
Correct-Atest:
A. L. THOMPSON P j. MCMAHON
sToEvER, Directors. Il
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MEMORANDUM.
81. Assets pledged or as
signed to secure liabili-
ties and for other pur-
poses ------~-~----- $500. 600. 90
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LIABILITIES.
16. Demand deposits of in
dividuals, partnerships
and corporations S19,535,5 62 A
IA. Time deposits of in
dividuals, partnerships
and corporations 1O,1O1, 1854 ~
16. Deposits of United States
Government --------- 26O,O45s7
u. Deposits of banks 13,O43.06
Is. Other deposits certified
and cashiers checks,
etc. -------,,------- 293.2se1s
10. Total Deposits,
$50 ,203, 1927
23. Other liabilities--- 453.105.17
"a. Total Liabilities - $50. $50, 9e7 a
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FREDERICK STOHLMAN
EDWARD L. HILLYER.
VIM. SHARON FAIR,
DANIEL B. DEVORE.
CHARLES A. ROBINSON.
l.. P. HARRELL.
A. SCOTT OFFUTT,
EDWIN A. MOOERS,
Directors.
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Correc-Attest:
HARRY G. MEM.
ALFRED H. LAWSON,
GEORGE M. FISHER,
LEONARD MARBURY,
DOUGLAS r. PHILLIPS,
w. S. PRATT, Jr.,
P. M. TALBOT,
8. II. KAUFMAN,
JOHN w. THOMPSON, Jr.
J. EDWARD BURROUGHS, II.
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Commission expires August Is, 1940
Correct-Attest
60 GEORGE E. HAMILTON, Jr.
S. WILLIAM MILLER,
JOHN H. SMALL III.
L. CLARK BROWN,
j. WESLEY CLAMPITT. Jr.,
D. w. ODONOGHUE, Jr.
JAMES C. ROGERS,
THOMAS G. BOUSHALL.
EVERETT FLOOD,
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vi the District OF Columbia Columbia
December 81
Comptroller the Currency 52 United States Revised
- '~N ~"'' Ne0ooI
Evening star., 1948-07-07

Feather eht-snowy white erdes for the average Junior
figure All done by Memo Of lightweight but ohsostrone
royon and cotton esh combined with nyon toffeto And
styled with Nerno's patented feoture-the adjustable
woist-to you Of perfect fit and comfort Also
style for the shorter Junior figure in the white nyon
All with pole blue eoherdesien trim Oh feminine with
loce and ribbons Styles also available in nude.
Evening star., 1948-07-07

A. "Ginser" ;" length for the shorter Junior figure.
PuII-on style with front and back nyIon toffeto.
SrnoI medium and
B. SPRAY" odjustebIe waist sride. l4A" length.
Upper closing. White royon ond cotton eostc
with ny|on toffeto front ond back. Dainty lace
trim at bottom, Sizes Is to 30--------S1o
c. Honey" white ponty brief with detachable oor
ters Adjustable wost Royon sotin eostie front and
back. Snool medium and Ioree----------7.50
D. "swon" puII-on IA" white sirdIe with royon sotin
elastic front and back. royon and cotton side
elastic Adjustable waist. Small. medium and
'oree
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Floor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-20
ADVERTISEMENT


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 Bids on this work will be publicly opened in the office of Foss and Malcolm, Architects, 31l Goldstein Building, Juneau, Alaska at 10:0C AM, Monday, May 31, 1948.
 First publication, May 13, 1948.
 Last publication, May 20, 1948.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-20
20 YEARS AGO fTE fFf% EMPIRE
MAY 20, 1928


 U S. Smith, of Fairbanks passed through Juneau nroe to his home after taking prisoners the south He aboard the Watson.
 Parochial School and the Douglas p Schools were of defects and all passed Leroy tue Alaska Bar Association and was employed in the offices Attorney James Wickesham announced that he hao receed several ne" Sydney Laurence oil paintings this day
 baby boy was Paul chuicks this day at the Government Hospital
 Nnard Mill was allowed the first time since his illness He was in St. Ann's recovering from pneumonia
 Four hundred coal brought in this day from the Admiralty Island Argo Capt Ed Mcog n Howe Vance s part of the week. returned also the
 Mary Meca celebrated birthday anniversary with the home of her parents Frank A. Metcal award Mrs c O. sabin was bridge honor of her G. Shepard Mrs Lega Shepard low score prize Edward Ciovani student the University of Santa Clara returned aboard spend the months his parents
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