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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-06-17

When you get your diploma
you'll have a big decision TO
make. What field will you en-
ter? Before you decide, take a
look at what the U. S. Army
offers high school graduates.
The Army's Technical School
Plan is designed to give you your
start as a specialist in one of
more than nearly 100 important
Skills and trades - and you can
qualify for the one you choose
before you enlist.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-06-17

Good pay, excellent facilities,
plenty OF room for promotions.
Talk it over now with your near
est u. S. Army and n. S. Air
Force Recruiting Station!
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-06-17

when he gets home he takes it easy
with a mellow glass of beer and
chats with the missus until it's
time to go to bed.
From where I sit, relaxing is a
fine art especially in these tense.
fast-mOying times. And there's
nothing like temperate glass of
beer-en enjoyed with pleasant COM
pany-to restore that easy frame
of mind that one needs after hard
days work.
@e M~4<
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-06-17

Who can remember when it
took all day to travel twenty
miles to see a friend who always
insisted that you spend the night.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-06-17

Every community, including
Clintwood, has some local ma
bobs who think the law was
made for others.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
AGENTS.

% mIlIoN PROSPECTS for Sparkle
fenty'' metal and glass wax. Proven
best By laboratory tests Sales distribu.
torihips open. ROBERTSON CO., 22s N
ss5 YOURS for s selling only 50 81 bo1s: ss
.il:sesssioa cards special oas5s rs EXTRA =,
champion "cheerio" 2l-card box on ap,
pfoval, free samples. 90 for 81. etc, ano
statienery. PEN-N-BRUsH 154 Nassau
EXTRA MoNEY-sell so for 81. up to a5
for So 70, personal Christmas cards box
se ssnpe .5a ss RicHAR 1ss Eas
QUICK EXTRA CASH selling Christina.
cards: big profits. Request free samples
i costs nothing to try. ELMcRAFT CARD
Co, $3.50 8. Western, Chicago, III.
MEN, WOMEN-Cash for you, easy; show
friends, neighbors amazing laundry-sa saving
plastic tableclothS, aprons, rainwear, oaoy
needs: tremendous demand; housewives
Wild about them beautiful patterns: ~colors,
se on fsht zig g595 Wrts bept for Tee
WHERE TO BUY 100000 articles from
Under the spotlieht.7 GLASS PUB. co,
FREE SAMPLE = Big profit opportunity
with amazing glow in -the-dark house num-
bers. switch plates, pictures. decals. reliE-
tous ARTICLES represent large manufac-
SHINE SHOES without polish: new in
vention; lightning seller; shoes sleam Ill ike
mirror; samples sent on trial. KR1STEE'
Akron. Ohio
Evening star., 1948-10-03
HELP MEk AND WOMEN.

CHECKER, food and beverage; experienced
on National Cash Resister for lI large res
references required. Box 3o-X. Star
CHOIR DIRECTOR for Protestant church;
bRuG CLERKS, experienced preferred. but
not necessary; good working conditions;
permanent; opportunity for adyaneement M N nI1G
STORES, employment ONCE, ~ P st. ne
FARM COUPLE. white, must be indpstriou,
aoI saarts1s a4ssfn0an IN main sSSu ss5 Neei
afy RSskvsR 9s 959g syes ss sue Editor
National Professional Journal. address RIM
61s1. Arllnston Blds,' Bldg 1923 Vermont s. ave
HEIp Or ,so1 sal st eoog.d Sto men and women tc
work in new automatic car wash; " "salar,
APP6y SssS fAIXEsT ss IssRss M1TSss
hwy, Silver Spring Nd IS
MAN AND WIFE, exper. as farmer, ducl
guide, waterman, able to run Delco system
the Susquehanna Flats near Perryville. Md
wife occasional cooking; so acres, locatee
on water; own separate house write CIV CIV
s11EiIdE s1IER, p's' 3 W. kIns ni st. TIA Lancaster. Pa
TYPIsT; 4o-hour week; permanent I1 posi- !si,
hsndiespped person oARRIsoNs
}xPhh1EscED }shS 4 n & D. GRArHo1rrE and sd
aas's1ek 5aday veek DesifG cai Mr. SWAIN for apt
RE: s946 Monday morning
Ney New Is fu TIE ar rmF snaTe to me Tsfn Room
aaiIsfiss1 ehRisffsas HS5s GARD si
sses 80 and 9's Is Dt1f cards for 81. Beauifu xma
sssortments. stationery. gift wraps. othel
money-mskers. Samples on approval. MAS
TERcEArT1; 100 North EutaW St. Bais''
oPPoRTGNIT1Es galore at The Hech
Col Even If you've no previous expert.
you earn In the following depts: Ready
to-wear, accessories, children's dept, homI
furn., experienced sorsettiere. You car
enjoy our 5-day. 4O-hr f;or Wk with ssne1oni sIeI
and have a chat with one OF our friend!
personnel representatives any time betweel
IT, and 4ao You be convinctd o.re ed tha, tha
nsnts once, srd 4; THE H,tan MEcn5 .11 &c, 60
sEAMsTREss, eoiofed, one capable Of At
1922 lzth st. NV; Apply TUESDAY; -,
ney. Nd; man to attend small herd An
gus. yard. garden, etc; woman to do gen
.ral house keeping for person: livin
veniences and fair salary. PL. 0630 o
CAMERA sALEsPERsoN. experienced: 5
day 40-hour week; generous compan
benefits and privileges. Apply In person
employment ONCE. 3rd floor, THE HECH'
CO, Silver Spring store. corner Fenton 81
and Ellsworth dr., Silver Spring, Md. =
GOOD HOME for middle aged couple; wifi
to take charge OF children and home c
employed couple: husband to do hom
chores; no objection to husband workin
elsewhere; reference. Ask operator fo
Daleview 9123 4
telephone work; good working condition
and opportunity for advancement guar
sntee against commission. Call MR.. SAR
TAIN, HI. $500. Monday after am
Evening star., 1948-10-03
HELP WOMEN.

ACCOMPANIES, good, In voice studio in
exchange best voice lessons. Box 276-Z,
ADVgRTIsING WoMAN-wen educated
t25-40), interested IN adv, public re-
ternational service company. Must have
gracious personality and car; training
provided for this friendly, full-time career.
Unsurpassed earning opportunity mo
books or canvassing). Flexible hours, some
evening and Sat. time required Box
117-D, Star
JOB Thoroughly experienced. Opportunity
to work with apparel from the best Wash
ington shops. Don't phone. Bring sam
Piles Monday, g to pm. KRONSTADT
AGENCY. a0s l4th St NV
ALTERATION HAND, dresses. suits. coats;
choice OF 5 or day plan, for exclusive
tween and P -6
ALTERATION HAND, must be exper filter
for. women's coats, suits, dresses; excel
12th st. NV,
Evening star., 1948-10-03
HELP DOMESTIC tcons.).

WOMAN. white. live in, care for chill.
dren while motht works. Call SH 2692.
WOMAN, white. settled, to take care Of
months old baby Tuesdays and Thurs
Gays m. to $50 pm. TW. 1l90. 81
fined. settled white woman, to live in like
one of family: care for 2-yr.-old daughter
and do Ink; pvt. bedrm. in congenial
nome: NV. section; room and board. plus
$40 monthly; permanent home for risht
party. Call RA gO52. 3
SETTLED WHITE WOMAN, general house,
family: live in; ref Gil. 26sS.
AT ONCE. maid ghw.. plain cooking; fond
Of children: must live in. WO. $3.50
day Wk.; light laundry, Bendix: refs re.
Quired: SH5 weekly: no SUNDAYS Gil. 1868.
Evening star., 1948-10-03
HELP WoMEN.

SELL CHRISTMAS CARDs-50 for 81.
name e-imprin:ed. De luxe, 2l-card, Secret
Pal, religious. kiddy, wraps. stationery
Mf ampe 3t 'f MpwGsF 5S fs spetGs6 ehRb IFS
AMszTNG sth Dep, ut St Lo.is Mo
new. entirely different de luxe Christmas
cards cards with or without name imprinted
nothing to tES' cHEERFUI CARD CO. CO,
BIC hie wa5Ss MosE4 R7ainSi orFokrrSrrr. y Sell
friends others Non o5 PROM auarantee ne 20
No Nc experience, Full line Christmas, every
name. Free imprint samples Leader
a1e cHfroE RSe nGass E
sIlL siests1s sSsfSs eTRIsIaAs INA es!a line
Samples on approval. Personal Christ
ai fiFss CARD R 04 Isl s. Hun NeWon ss MASS
AMERICAS LovEL1EsT Christmas card
Sesd ynq 0s d6ei
e l0ols profit! Stunning me- -imprinted prH ed
free imprint samples. ARTISTIC. sI7
SELL MiH. f!m1Es FRiEsDs 5. CHRISTMAS CARDS and
stationery that is different, exclusive and
uhobtainable elsewhere. Details sent with
fsngleT fNG!e l.os, on az spproys p 1 REGAL GREET
EXPERIENCED, part-time alteration hand
wanted, Ladies coats. suits and dresses
HERZOG'S, Ladies Dept, 10th and F
My My EXTRA MONEY PLAN. Up to 100,
profit - without experience : showing
Christmas everyday card assortments,
wrappines, stationery, coasters, candlettes,
Robinson reminders and new carol
tionery and coasters, also Christmas,
Terry % 0DG2Ho Gnon
ave, Westfeld. Mass,
SENSATIONAL moneymakng opportunity
Sell luxurious "l-card Feature Christmas
assortment with Relative Sea s. and
Business Getter' blotter, for 81. Profit
includes foreign text, Amazing values
Samples on approval. Write STERLING
CREST +, sIUD1oS ST Dept, L-@d' @ol E. @nd
NATIONAL TRUCK co. has opening for .
persons taking annual inventory; tempo
rary work OF to 3 weeks Apply WHITE
MOTOR CO, ll"O 1st ST. ne, Mr. Bose.
EXCELLENT POSITION for young lady in
accounting dep! Of Leading financial in;
working conditions, life ms. and hospt
some knowledge Of figures helpful but not
essential EASTERN ACCEPTANCE CORP.
Rm. 435, Standard Oil Bldg. a
PERMANENT POSITION. consumer contact
work no selling; pleasing work, nice, sal, !,
SELL sell DRESSES Es s from 4cn New New York, So s5o5
up. Fifth ave, N. Y hrm desires women
in Vogue "Mademoiselle Good COM
missions Write for sample book MODERN
MANNER. 315AN Fifth ave New York
Evening star., 1948-10-03

GENERAL CLERICAL. liberal discount on
advancement pleasant working condltionSa :
Apply office, YOUNG MEMS SHOP 1918
sESEkAf u OFFICE WORKER EzistH fsIsnt IT yosns
G1Ri Gih st. WANTED, RiS; white, 1s-4o yrs: gen;
ATER CORP, 1915 7th st. NV. end fl
GIRL WANTED to answer tel in real es-
&R Sse 9ha us N tor sn aDpt
GIRLS, coIored, to clerk in dry-cleanins Ii!
WAY WAY cEEANERs. LEAN RS ss4s SS deorsis ave.
soda touHtsin;ssnd s} block good ssls5y;
PHARMAcY $50 18th St NV
GIRLS, white to work In printing s 1rnu p;sni;
ESaRAv1Nd CO.. 1906 1905 18th ' St. NV "a
ishsr; Apply FOUR LEAF GGLo3VER 3VE1
appearance, age 21-35 part-time eve,
work 6-lo pm. tor III PM, 3 nights ~.
W.p.m.. versatile ability; Steady work, real
estate once Start 76e hr opportuniity
Mons No saes pm y oessa Realty center End oeT
922. 14th st. NV. PAUL J. MILLER,
business counselor.
for tipping: large wholesale distributors;
rermsnent positions; b-day week. Apply
GIRLS, W the - Telephone Company has open
paid while learning. regular increases: 8;
day week; no experience required. Visit
Taz III tnRSyHsns 2ds rofoAc 81 TIE
PHONE co.
Evening star., 1948-10-03

VETERANS ASSN. GAPS 18th st. NV
sTENoGRAPHER Gunior'-A position i
now open in a busy executive. of1ice of
national news weekly in the field of ma
tional, and internatl affairs. The Job vii
other requirements are a good tipping speet
and knowledse of shorthand This posi-
terestine work field 5-day. 4o-hr wk
weekly paydays: free insur. and hospital
ization. paid vacation and sick leave. excel H,S
CoTkiDff Co pf s9ndtiHRt saod HRt s s new o'e olss
sTfEENtoaGRAPHfERMcapable fE person for po
sitien with established firm; vicinity 16tl
sTENoGRAPHER TE o Some ia ciericai Work: age
app2os Do & s4o vSay X e 7en aGaa SAa
sTEN0GRAPHER, good starting salary a,aIy
regular increases; 5oday week; a excellsn Em
INGToN RAND, INC 1918 L st. NV. Mr.
sTESoGRAPHEE;, permanent men, p; p9sto9s A., Il
6oy Hssk for yasfGn % @
s6GEhf 1Ne cLERk RRs or St res ess
sephone 9ss mus, Voice es iFa saa sas ne Week
STE. sfEsod ssz ssX Esa' in xzr.y ss
Md knowledge of medical terms preferred
work u day Saturday; equal time off dur
ing week. Call A. B. SOLON, OIL. $500
sTENo. sG' No. e-TYPisT, excellent opportunity 70,
young lady who desires to learn anc
grow with new business: Call ST. s23i
Sun. and Mon. MISS RAMBEAU. 4
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. day hours
s,4; See glrM Mrs. Keatins' GEoRGEroWs
WiTeaoR sWITCHBoARD OPERATOR, secretaria
board; hrs; to 4 pm; 6-day wk,; ne
TELEPHONE OPERATOR for hotel pix
must be experienced; good pay and meals
with paid vacation. Apply managers ONCE
HOTEL MARTINIQUE, 1911 18th st. NV
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, experienced
Once; Rm wSRphAR 4 Rm pAkR AR''E zoTRR s6'
TEIgPHoNE M2ceisa nj OPERATOR for secretapia
switchboard. with medical organization
day duty. 5-day week, work every othel
Sunday good salary and excellent work
ing conditions: prefer age 22-35; retire
TMEshhEi;pHoNE Mshi; Hon oPERAsTfsoR, white, under 80
years, very good opportunity, permanent
5-day week. Apply in person, 8 am. 7!
$50 pm, personnel once. NATIONAL
ne. Do pot telephone. IS
Evening star., 1948-10-03

SECRETARY-CL here's your chance
to be employed where routine activity is
lady to perform some ONCE work and
act as secretary-typist part time; ideal
working conditions, good salary; give full
details in your reply Box 4-D, Star. 3
SEWERS-For alteration dept of women S
specially shop. Must be thoroughly exper.
Apply 4th floor. ERLEBACHER. 1910 st.
Evening star., 1948-10-03

must have city ref, $50
week. Call IA. 6a5T1. 3
refined white woman for
care of - children: ideal
;e in: S95 wk.; recent ref
Evening star., 1948-10-03

Necessary cesar ~ good os hours. % sTANDARb DRUG
CO. llI3 st. NV
if familiar with keyboard; permanent DO.
sition in large office near 18th and H SITS
NV; hours $50 to pm: u day of
CLERK, experienced in record keeping
typins required; interesting work; 5-da!
trance salary. S1s5 month; opportunit,
for adysanncement. Call Monday, RE. 1900
CLERK. young lady, to work in stationerr,
Apply CoPENHAvER, 1881 Conn. ave
Please do not telephone. a
95shs wh suss T
kAPH HoWfTz, WIZ i! 18th. between and ''oe w
for aers
good hours and working conds: exp. pref
but not essential. CENTRAL CLEANERS
CLERKS, white, for stun,ns envelopes. s
day. 40-hour wk.; no exper. necessary
state age and phone number when answer
ing. Box 31s-x Star.
CLERKS for drying cleaning stores-Aristt
Cleaners has few vacancies for branch
oe nasTsv and rsner CLERKS in Wash
Il noon: at the AR1STo branch store. a
CLERKS And TTYprsTs. for general Of
fce work, no experience necessary. Appl.
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. 719 7th st
az aS5 1s soEs GseF
CLERK-TYPIsT, neat accurate worker
pleasant personality; exper not neces
sary; 5l2-day wk. hrs. $50 to s. salar
and meals. Apply assistant administrator
DOCTORS S HOSPITAL, 1915 Eye ST. NV
CLERK-TYPIST, white, young; ONCE @
modern cleo. appliance store: excellent sur
roundinss; 6-day wk. MR.. DORAN. EN-
: CLERK -hr., 5-day wk. Ap
ply in person, RKO RADIO PICTURES
CLERK-TYisT for perm. position in larp
office in ne. section; group insurance, sic
} 5eneflts; 5.day, 40-hour week. Appl
( ne 3
CLERK-vYPIsT, experienced; good start
I ing salary, regular increases 5-day weel
y excellent working conditions; age 8, 2(
: 35. REMINGTON RAND, INC, 1915
r cLERK-TYPIsT, in large real estate OF
ing conditions; permanent position. regu
Wvaashinston Bldg. Call Mr.. Allnutt d
r CLERK-TYPIsT by national trade associa
: tion; good starting salary; good workin
1 conditions; 6-day week. Call ME. 55e;
Evening star., 1948-01-20
Our own bulk chocolates have
delicious homemade flavor

Creamy corome noueot. butter cream and refreshing
Jelly oenters "bound" in rich dark milk chocolate
set new high standard for your confeetion pref
erence ond in our First Floor Candy Department you
can select little or lot of your particular fovorte
fovors. Regardless Of your selection, there is only
one price for these flavor rich chocolates too Pound
Evening star., 1948-01-20

Cheeses you find SO
many in our Food Shop
Cheeses for snack, for dessert or main courses
our Food Shop has a tempting selection Of imported
and domestic brands. Ask US for your fovorite.
cheddor cheese, oeed to toney flavor. Pound, ST
Blue cheese, for celery filling or soIod Pound s5e
Zo,.ner osed sruyere, six portions Six ounces--5oe
Zousner chedsIo, cheese spread. Six ounces--5oe
Goudo cheese, a superb blend. Four ounces----z5e
Spice cheese, Norwegian type. Six ounees---z5e
Geto.t cheese made from goats milk. u pound, sse
wI-The Food Shop Eighth Floor Elevator Service
Evening star., 1948-02-22
Neighbors 10 Oppose
Two Store Licenses
For Wines and Beer

The Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board this week will hear protests
against two stores planning to add
light wines and beer to their stock.
The protests will be made by neigh
bors, churches and citizens groups.
At 10 am. Wednesday, the board
will hear protests against q license
for Howard N. williams and
Adelaide v. williams, ITO Column
bia road NV, and at 2 pm, will
hear protests against license to
David and Betty E. Lewis, 1926 Fiji
teenth street NV.
At 10 am. Friday. George Kosh-
houras and John Castakis 1901 p
street NV, will answer two charges
that they sold liquor to an intoxi-
Gated person, and at 2 pm. protests
will be heard against a change in
license for Stephanos G. Radios, res
taurant owner at 322 Kennedy street
NV. He now has license for light
wines and beer, but wants one to
sell all kinds of alcoholic beverages.
Two restaurants, recently charged
with violations Of ABC regulations
and now operating without selling
alcoholic beverages, have applied for
new licenses.
The Reno Foods Corp, 929-31
Ninth street NV, who was refused
a license to sell all kinds of alcoholic
beverages, following a recent hearing
on charges that it sold liquor to in
toxicated persons and provided a
gathering spot for drunks, has ap-
piled for a license to sell beer and
light wines only.
Charles A. Hughes, jr., proprietor
of Hughes Grill, 521 Massachusetts,
avenue NV, has applied for a IL
cense to sell all kinds OF drinks.
He recently bought the restaurant
from Mrs. Ester Lazarus who with
drew her application for q license
after the board has preferred 80
charges of violating ABC regula-
tions.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
Marriage License
AppIicofions

Under D. C.. laaDs, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, 1Dait three full days and
recetue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
George Washington. AZ, 2414 G st. NV.
and Pauline Pinkett, 80, 1921 Cecil pl
Clarence Bridges, 20. 1918 New Hamp
shire ave. NV, and Doris Kappelman
berta Marshall, 80. 310 F. st. NV.
Sidney stratton, 81, and Barbara Sanders
20, both OF 617 10th st. NV.
Martin Cafaro, "a, 3417 14th st. NV. an,
Florence Eason, -28, -4033 9th st. ne.
Grizelle Coleman, SO. 1410 c st.. ne
jorie Losee, 21, 757 congress st. Sc:
Louis Unkelbach, 81. and Marjorie Reid
25, both Of Walter Reed Hospital A. M.
Cohen Williams, 40. 1913 Montello ave
ne, and Beatrice Mattisen, 43, 1872
18th st. NV.
VIRGIL rssheE safh H, IT, IL WsSt ssS Poto%,s , Park
stfasGya Mspy Moarsss ssfs S. 4an9 Alton vi p nv
John Gaines, 27. 1714 Massachusetts ave
NV, and Jean Gossett, 20. 2s16 Con
necticut ave: nv
Albert Hofer, 21,. 1856 Perry pl: ne, an,
Marguerite Devlin, 19, 1885 High st. Sc
Japes shsIsr ssI a. Il Ks: Ss Gpssn Gpss t. sv an
Evening star., 1948-02-22
IF STOMACH
BALkS Due TO
GAS AND BL0A1
Help Get Food Digested to
s Relieve Yourself of This
= Nervous Distress

% you feel all pu1ed-up and miserable
after every meal, taste sour. bitter food2
II 20, here Ia how you may get blessed
relief in helping your stomach do the
tob-it should be doing-in the diges-
tion OF its food.
Everytime food enters the stomach o
vital gastric Juice must dow normally TO
breakup certain food particles; else the
food may ferment. Sour food, acid indi-
Esstion and gas frequently cause q NOR
Bid, touchy, fretful, peevish, nervous
condition. loss Of appetite. underweight,
restless sleep, weakness.
To get real relief you must increase
the now Of this vital gastric Juice. Meot-
cal authorities, In Independent labora-
tory tests on human stomachs, have ny
positive proof shown that SSS Tonic is
amazingly effective in increasing this
now when it 10 too little or scanty due
to o uon-organic stomach disturbance.
This Ia due to the SSS Tonic formula
which contains special and potent acti-
waiting ingredients.
!. Also. SIS Tonic helps build-up non
organic, weak, watery blood in nutri-
tlonal anemia-so with good now OF
this gastric digestive Juice, plus rich red
brood you should eat better, sleep better,
Seel better, work better, play better.
Avoid punishing yourself with over
dcses of soda and other slkaltzers to
eo1nteract eas and bloating when what
you 10 dearly need IL SIS Tonic 70 help
you digest food for body strength and
repair, Don't waitt join the host OF
happy people SSS Tonic has heiped:
Millions Of bottles sold. Get . bottle Of
ees Tonic from your drug store to-day.
0sa Tooie hs,ps Build Sturdy HEALTH
Evening star., 1948-02-22

Andrew Pee, -, a72s Herner pl. Sc.
Phoebe G. johnson. 81. 1900 South Dakota
william Donaldson. 10. 47a5 wisconsin
ave. NV
George Kirsh, 70, San Francisco.
Charles A. Compton, rs. 813 Marietta pi.
John RAYMOND Marsh, "a. oaithersburs.
Alice v. Caldwell, ~, 24ao seth pl. NV.
Edward Huth, H. II II st. NV.
Ida Mae Roy. 90. 1915 Minnesota ave. s.e.
Albert Norman Plum, so, 3s02 Upsher st..
Mrs. Ennis Hardssty. so. 11a1 18th st.
Gertrude Murray washney. 81. 421o 4th
St.an.w.
George Archie Marine. ~. Upper Darby,
william H. orwick, 81. Massilon, ohio.
Lorraine A. Berres. 26, 1912 18th ST. ne.
Richard Paul Fleming, jr., 16. 221s Ches-
Linda Faye Bostick, /, Guin. Ala.
Annie Banks, 76. 228 Brooks Court NV.
Mary Hall, rs. 1918 Sth st. NV
Dennis Hall, 64, 906 18th st. Sc.
James Howard. 90, 1246Ha Duncan pl. ne.
Jack Washington, so. 270l Dumbarton
Mary Stewart, 50, 321 10th st. Sc.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
Sondhous, VA Chaplain.
To Serve at Mt. Alto

Chaplain Morris A. Sandhaus Of
the ONCE of the Director OF the
Veterans Administration Chaplaincy
Service of the Veterans Admins
tration will minister to Jewish pa
tients at Mount Alto Hospital, 1t
was announced yesterday by Joseph
F. Barr, chairman of the Army
and Navy Committee of the Jewish
Welfare Board.
Chaplain SandhauS, a graduate
of Columbia University, was for
Evening star., 1948-02-22
Births Reported

fFrom D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics.
Conrad and Ann Altman, boy.
Hugo and Ida Battistone, girl:
AAndrsw and md GLADYS ,Gs gsulisu; Be-. .rssn boy Sgv
Charles and Eleanor Beard, girl.
John and Ruby Buser, girl.
Morris and Evelyn Butler. boy.
Francis and Lillian Byrne, boy.
Charles and Gertruds @ Campbell I, sir,'
Charles and Ruth Cole, boy.
Lewis and Elizabeth Cotton, boy.
Joseph and Evelyn Cunningham, boy.
Edward and Ann Davis, boy.
Eugene and Benedetta Dellangele, girl.
5oin joins and ana Rsbeeca ssssas l Friday o0 girl
Walter and Mary Funk. boy
James and Mary Green. boy.
William and Elizabeth Hill. boy.
Frederick and Eleanor Hod, boy.
william and Mary James, boy,
Stewart and Eleanor Kirby, boy.
Joseph and Eva Knott, boy.
John and Edna LaPorte, boy.
Norman and Mabel Lemnah, boy.
Seymour and Merle Levine, sirl;
Forest sSre ann and AMnes Asnes Martin. % boy. %
Howard and Thomasia Phillips, girl.
Bonaventaurs and Catherine. Pilipauskii
Eugene and Helen Rhoten, boy.
Dave and Jean Rhyme, boy.
Thomas and and Rose sarsfieid, girl.
Edward and Antherene 6carcia, girl.
Norman and Audrey Swanson, boy.
August and Betty Trossevin, boy.
Marion and Sophie Vincent, boy.
seI Hsreld am snd 5nns wassrs Wstsog girl xr
william and Mary Wright, boy. \
John and Reba Wyrick, girl
Evening star., 1948-02-22

Charles hughes, %, and Margaret Aston
20. both of Baltimore.
John James, %, and Elois Haralson, ~
both Of Fort Belvoir.
Dinford Luse, 81, 132 Irvington Ut. s.w.
and Edith cabe. 20, 221s Tunlaw rd
NV.
James Mcdonald, 20, and Dianys Frobisher
10, both of 1925 z 81. NV.
st. NE. and Rachel shorter. 90. 1881
Benjamin Russell. "a, 174e r st. NV, anc
Carrie Mcqueen. 10, 46S N st. NV.
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merly rabbi Of the Congregation
Sons Of Israel, Yonkers, N. Y. He
became . chaplain In 1912 and
served at Fort Deyens. Mass, As
well as st Army. posts in England,
France, Belgium and Germany.
Chaplain Henry Tayel Of the
ONCE Of the Chief Of Chaplains,
Department Of the Army, directs
Jewish religious programs at Wal
ter Reed Hospital.
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John Cousin. So, 1901 7th st. NV.
Mary Miller Grissby, 81. Alexandria, Va
John A. Wells. ~, At 18th st. sc.
James Wade, 3s, no nxed address.
Eartha Heron, 80, 81 II st. NV.
Althea whiting, 2, 1341 c st. Sc.
Infant Carter, sos st. s.w.
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Deaths Reported

(From D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics
Clara o. Dove. 90. 1901 New Hampshir,
ave. NV.
william r. Helm. 81, Baltimore.
Annie McNair Elderkin Huntington, 81
1908 Florida ave NV