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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-24

Finest and Roger Policy and AL an Hoyt are visiting at the Moe homestead on Dyea.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-24

A fire alarm was sounded Thurs day morning at 9:30 because of a chimney fire at the Roy Eagle home at Second and Alaska. No damage was done
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-24

fIallie and Becky Stevenson are visiting Shirley Moe at the Moe homestead in Dyea.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-24

Mrs Jack Blenkinsop and Mrs. Frank Boyd went to Juneau July g by Alaska Coastal.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-24

MT. and Mrs. Mark Lee enter tertained MT. and Mrs. Olaf Olsen. MT. and Mrs. Charles Rapuzzi and
 Mir. Bob Rapuzzi at dinner Thurs day evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-24

The Rev. John Dodge went to Haines Wednesday to spend several days working on the Youth Camp.
 Dr. John T. Ferris of Nashville, Tennessee, will conduct the ser vices tthe Presbyterian Church Sunday, July IL. Dr. Ferris will be remembered as the interim pastor between the Rev Fredsell and Rev. John Dodge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-24
LOST AND FOUND

IF THE PERSON who picked up the wrong tan raincoat at the
 City Hall, Friday morning, will contact the Empire, he will re-
 ceive his own coat in return. St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-24

LOST: Mexican design sterling silver brooch. Reward. Black 888
 6 to B D. m. 934 ti
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-24

Miss R. L. Racket of Emporium, Pa, was the guest of Will Flynn for several days last week MT. Flynn gave a dinner at the Golden North Hotel Tuesday evening to compli- ment Miss Racket. MT. and Mrs. O. P Flynn and Mary Ellen Flynn were guests.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-24

MT. and Hary Harry Fraser, MT. and Mrs. J. c. Hoyt, and John Hoyt went to Portage July 2 to spend four days there fishing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-24

Freddy Erikson, who is now llv- ing in Haines, was a visitor in Skagway for the Fourth of July celebration.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-24

THE HOLLY, SHOP. Good paying business. Owner would like to leave city. Experience not rlec- essary. Owner will teach business
 Will sell at inventory. 908 If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-24

1941 DODGE dump truck. 4 new extra tires and wheels. R. Laugh
 lin, Aux Bay. 9O8 If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-24

COMPLETE Body snc Fender Shop We'll equipped. Reasonable. In-
 quire PQp-Ben Service. e3 VII
 loughby. 872 ti
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-24

3 HOUSES and lot. Inquire Trey. or avis. 704
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-24

E. Kalenkosky and Jesse Stiles rafted a half of a quonset hut to Richardson Landing Wednesday evening. MT. Kalenkosky plans to convert the hut into summer home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-24

NICE CLEAN steam heated rooms also steam baths. Scandinavian
 Rooms. 736 tt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-24

ICE CLEAN ROOMS weekly ol monthly. Colonial Hotel. Ph. l8s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-19

Prices effective Friday,
August Goth, till close Of
business, Saturday, August
2lst, 1913. We reserve the
right to limit quantities.
NO SALES TO DEALERS.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
Local Masonic News

Cp6Cld1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
La Fayette Lodge-Monday, Dutch
dinner at Burt's, $50 pm, followed
by meeting at the temple.
Benjamin B. French Lodge-Mon-
day, Masonic members of the Wash
ington Lions Club will be guests.
Bolitha J. Laws, past master and
present chief justice of the District
Court of the United States for the
District of Columbia, will speak.
Columbia Chapter, R. A. M.-Wed-
nesday, election and installation Of
officers.
Mount Pleasant Lodge-Wednes-
day, Fellowcraft Club.
Naval Lodge-Thursday, initia-
ton.
Hiram Lodge-Thursday, members
of Manasseh Lodge of Manassas.
Va, and masters of District lodges
will be special guests. Past Grand
Master Carl H. Claudy will be the
principal speaker.
Lebanon Lodge-Friday, special,
6 pm. F. C. degree; meeting. 7:3o
pm.
The spring class of the Scottish
Rite will commence Tuesday eve
ming with the comforting of the
fourth and fifth degrees. This series
of degrees will continue each Tues
day evening, concluding with the
exemplification OF the 32d degree
on May 49,
Mithras Lodge of Perfection will
meet Tuesday evening preceding the
rendition of the degree.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
In Local Service Organizations
Daughters of America

Barbara Fritche Council will hold
their annual visitation Thursday at
Star Hall. Mount Rainier, Md. by
State Councillor Agnes Barbour and
her staff.
The State board of officers urges
members to be present at the Amer
icanization rally Wednesday In the
Department Of Commerce audi
torium at 8 pm.
Reservations for the Daughters
of America George Washington cos
tune ball February 20 at Almas
Temple can be obtained through
Mrs. Viola Frazier, Lincoln 5182.
State board of officers will meet
at the home of State treasurer,
Mrs. Blanche c. Worthington, on
Friday.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
Jobs DAUGHTERS

Bethel No. will celebrate its silver
on February T. Men,
bers of other bethels together with
the parents of members have been
invited.
Officers recently elected were:
Honored queen, Doris J. Wagner;
senior princess, Mary E. Taylor;
junior princess. Helen Dunn; guide,
Lois A. Lund; marshal, Barbara
Perkins; chaplain, Martha J. Muir
ray; treasurer, Adele Rockenbaugh;
librarian, Diana Hobbs; musician,
Romaine Sanders; recorder, Carol
Loanhardt; first messenger, Helen
King; second messenger, Janet King;
third messenger, Martha Mays;
fourth messenger, Marjorie Nc
Mullan; fifth messenger, Beverley
Kendall; senior custodian, Connie
Vance; junior custodian, Mary
Askew; inner guard, Phyllis Duncan,
and outer guard, Loretta Rusk.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
Deaths Reported

tFrom the D. c.. Bureau Of Vital Statistics
Herman C. Rakeman. SO, 1928 Biltmore
st. NV.
Ella v. Farr 50, 1918 Mass ave. Sc
Rachel Wilker, 80. 736 Yuma st. Sc.
Carrir M. Gascoyne. 7s. 1857 Quincy st.
NV
Homer N. oiiphant, is. So Darlington
Harvey II. Button. 20. $50 Emerson st.
Thomas Nef. 81. 1922 Trinidad ave. ne.
Lindian J; Swain, 81 52I3 n H ave, NV
Joseph p. Riley, 54, 2220 Greenwood ave.
Carroll J. Wall. 81. 3s41 First st. sc.
Lawrence T. Strickland so, $500 Alton
Louis Tuozzo, A., $50 H st. ne
Margaret C. Nash, A. 713 Quincy st. NV
John J. Moore, 35, Arlington, Va.
Esther Douglas "a, 100 Oneida pl. ".
Charles ]. Farrell, s6, 1882 st. NV.
Ida C. Payne rs, 1918 10th st; NV.
Frances E. Payne, 50, 141 Randolph pl
Georsia owi Moore, 81. 54as Foote St ne,
Marie L. Mosley. 55, 1904 3rd st. NV.
PAUL D. Scott. SO, 903 9th st. ne
James H. Hodge. so, 194s CAPITOL ave. ne
Peggie Broadnax. A.. 1924 q st. NV.
Ellen Mccoy, 80, 1888 s st NV
Enoch Patterson, 81, 517 ST. NV.
Julia Smith, 90. 1908 Swami st. NV.
Maggie L. Myers. 16, 1888 st. ne.
sylvester Major. 16. 712 5lst ST.. ne.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
SWV Auxiliaries
Special announcement


Monday-Dewey Auxiliary will
meet at Northeast Masonic Temple.
Tuesday-Astor Auxiliary will
meet at s21 Pennsylvania avenue
Sc.
Wednesday-The Department will
meet at Northeast Masonic Temple.
Friday-The evening of games OF
Lawton Auxiliary has been Cancelled
due to the illness of Comrade Sabins.
Saturday-The Military Order OF
Lizards will meet at Pythian Tenn
pie.
The department president, Mrs.
Madge Ryce, installed the following
officers of Urell Auxiliary: Presi-
dent, Elizabeth A. Kowalski; senior
vice president, Helen c. Shaw;
junior vice president, Cherrie L.
Powell; chaplain Mildred Jones;
patriotic instructor, Lenora Rosetta;
historian, Lula Faulkner; conductor,
Anna Powell; assistant conductor.
Margaret Binnix; guard, Catherine
Baughan; assistant guard, Catherine
Dintler; treasurer, Isabelle Humm;
secretary, Catherine Shughrue, and
reporter, Margaret Binnix.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
Rebekah Assembly
Seats New Officers

Miss Luoise Hultz was installed as
president of the Rebekah Assembly.
I. o. o. r. Thursday night at Odd
Fellows Hall at the 33d annual
session.
Other officers elected and in
stalled were: Mrs. Edna P. Best,
vice president; Mrs. Hazel Hunter,
warden; Miss Dorothy v. Larson,
secretary; Mrs. Rena E. Norton,
treasurer; Mrs. Naomi A. Cooper,
instructress, and Mrs. Annette E.
Harrell, retiring president, repre-
sentative to the Internationl Asso-
ciation of Rebekah Assemblies with
next annual session in st. Paul.
Mimi, in September. The Grand
Lodge officers assisted at the in
stallation.
The incoming president an
nounced the following appoint
ments: Marshal, Miss Stacy I. Med
ders; conductor. Miss Martha NJ.
Hester; inside guardian, Mrs. Flora
w. Michel; outside guardian, Mrs.
Eunice Barnes; chaplain, Mrs. Be-
atrice M. Tampa. and musician,
Miss Marguerite Ison.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
AuroMoBItEs WANTED.

PRIVATE PARTY vii pay premium Pre- nMn cash nsa
prize rssr Gs d St f Buck tSr op sny
Ford ord or cSrysler product. FIR: 1917: - -
sstsis az sSs sssF 81 SoGH ILL., M0ToR CO. ssss
party. give @ BsEtiSeulss,,s s,.r and lowest cash
SE@ sF.Ss pEsGER s1x bsdfy needs @ your clean ,s9
70 Your price is our price. wo a24s, 455s2
Sf1I: VETERAN AZ NEEDS s car. 4e-'4s; will pay
ssaTs66DEsAKEks, $40 ah hss 1s47 and 1s4s: cash in
Z FAN MN MoToRs, FOR ss11 n = ave. ne, TR.
W VI : WANT CARS REGARDLESS !. OF -; rRiGE ICE
aa L ST s III sssssi asfa sS
Fl RFss ssr i Il ssE s Rrs ar Tor viii III 81
DERs MOTORS. Washinston's oldest rex. ex.
sqsys asfaoaF Al
Ill., fss 'Ss ssSssi i 10 to
as9b aobp IT oT 9sT oa sas IT & sss n
Haf5 i ss5h MooR R5Ts in e cal p
FAiR I:liRa nSstsf aSs PPfn 8 70
Gt sss ssfs are assured Mf a5 a4o6 MckEEpoNriAc
100 CARS WANTED :MMEDIATELY-'37I
f. ~ win Dss ss 'ggT RS1ss fof
WANTED D. jEEP. military type; condition
suitable for farm use; terms cash Write
RnxMGsHhFaastn aSs ies z6S5 ss5 5sS
TR1 TfRn ei1k TOP aeaafa sash p4es 9ss0 for
to cali. or drive to TRANCE MOTORS,
5Ga4 VILE + FAY !, avf foP ne CASH PRICE for clean
is4o Or later model car, MI. 1869 or
!ss soBs sSss s.5 ne s.sss s. ''s: 6:
S 81 BfsE So esrls e 81
Wr TakfTa Wet Fay RaEt sPo casa for
eisan ussd ears Sall US teday sts .nd or driys
aWiN aSs nv WITH ~ wissS-rep SSss price for your
car never too new never ootv too old narksnr T1
space. Open ewes. a m. to Q pm. WINMs INNS
MoToRs 159 Fl9rida ave o,9 e c.s sN gSss
SaME eqspsfs YoGR own PRICE of 1a4s
only only per er'' cent ef commission; no charge tc
you If not sold; come out to one % OF wash
Larger asd ros e. slee
?SHss Wisconsin ave NV, OR. 44o7. Open spn-
| daST ATTENTION. AUTO owNERs-we will
eommission COM Mission absolutels no charge il ser S
%oross Nc s9Ia at 44s gsgF GGnn GP5Ss aSe vs.
SPfn SEE Us 81 BffoRE sfs spnaoGT YoU SELL
ezsHlfGoR ezsH FoR Your r9S Vsa VesaaRrolss ehsvselss,
and Plymouths. Phone Atlantic $500
IT NEED NOT BE the very latest model
! we are looking for all types and moaei
fatS ehone M NA essNe5s ssea drive to sssd
sAp1hSAc; c;S1psMobIsS1E s1zns,;,n CO. Dod:. Or
s9al eR esrysier sys BY nsf ndivtdus NO dealers
SEE SCI dss Is bfFokE MF sRElSSS YoG b. ssS
youD car at your own Price LOT Isl sssrYl "
s9S1e Soibs sso q MR. r. eRoss easoE NA 1915
SH5dfE WoSED LIKE { + 70 70 BUY CLEAN CARS, iatP
MoToRs for teBD dollaT dollar 1921 Bladens-
SELL OR TRADE YOUR soFNER GaE as HG5nsI gnak
any make Of car that has had sood care
assa r them 81 dHsWks XVI IN 'fs as ish
fapY Il W WILL III sffl1IacHAsE from y,.. private
Pymou ls4s os as 1sa ss" ssy ShsF' SsS
LET LET ME SELL YOUR CAR at your price
Eissd kafNaoS aaiEo Ss'Sot;r 'SSoros as L. f'
81 zS,sMs n ars nyss sss sss
! H. ls4. spet ensSfESo5e'1 Eoe 1859. So ~ -
Evening star., 1948-02-01
Meetings this week:

Meetings this week:
Sunday-Gen. Vicente Linn Post,
1919 K street NV.
Monday-Council of Administra-
ton, District Building.
Tuesday-T. N. T. Pup Tent, No.
/, MOO, 935 G place N.W.;FUnited
States Army Air Forces Post, 935
G place NV.
Wednesday-H. L. EdmondS Post,
935 G place NV; United States
Naval Gun Factory Post, 730 Elev-
enth street Sc.
Thursday-A. Peter Dewey Post,
935 G place NV; National Capital
Post, 1919 K street NV; Equality
Walter Reed Post, 935 G place
NV.
Friday-United States Internal
Revenue Post, 1921 K street NV;
Columbia Post, 935 G place NV.
Saturday-U. S. Treasury Post,
935 G place NV.
VFW Auxiliaries.
Tickets are available for the cof-
fee hour in honor of Mrs. Dorothy
Mann, national president of the
Ladies' Auxiliary, from Margaret
Wardle. Metropolitan 2726. 1t will
be held February % at 1888 I street,
NV. 5 to 7 pm. Department auxil-
iary meeting will follow. 80
Washington Auxiliary met at, 1921
K street NV. with President Adele
Steinman presiding. 1t was voted
to support the new cigarette plan
for the hospital visits, sponsored by
the department. The department
president would make her official
visitation, with her staff at the
meeting on February 18.
The departments quota in the
cancer fund drive is $3.50. Make
remittance to Department Treas
urer Edith Dunston, not later than
May IS.
Auxiliaries are requested to have
their colors present for the Massing
of the Colors at the Americanism
rally, sponsored by the Department
of the District of Columbia and the
Un-American Activities Committee
in the Department of Commerce
auditorium on Wednesday at pm.
Department Assistant Judge Advo-
cate Manning will preside.
Meeting this week! Monday De-
partment, Northeast Masonic Tenn
pie. Wednesday-Naval Gun Fac
tory Unit, 2407 Minnesota avenue,
Sc; Police and Fire Unit, 935 G
place NV. Friday-Columbia Unit,
1921 K street, NV; Potomac Unit,
Northeast Masonic Temple; Gov
ernment Printing Office Unit, 935 G
place NV
Evening star., 1948-02-01

Columbia Heights Auxiliary will
meet Tuesday evening at 1473 Irving
street NV, for election of officers.
On February 7 at the club, Twelfth
and E streets NV, the auxiliary
will have joint installation with the
post. The same evening the unit
of Founders Post will meet at
Twelfth and E streets NV.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
Auxiliary

The AMVETS Auxiliary recently
held an entertainment for national
and local members. Mrs. Ann Kas-
parvich of New Cumberland, Pa.
Eastern regional vice president, gave
the address of welcome. Other
speakers were Miss Charlotte Won
der Heyde, special service officer
of the eVterans' Administration; M.
H. Brownlee, chief of Special Serv-
ices at Mount Alto Hospital and
Clarence Adamy, AMVETS national
service officer.
Selections were furnished by the
Barber Shop Quartette. Mrs. Ruth
D. Patson. national hospital chair
man, presided.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
Senator Martin
Honored by VFW;
Other Activities

Senator Edward Martin OF Penn
sylvania was presented with cita-
ton by the Veterans of Foreign
Wars of the United States on Mon
day for his stand on Americanism.
The presentation was made by
Comdr. Albert M. Armstrong of the
District of Columbia Department,
who was accompanied by the Com
mittee on Un-American Activities,
headed by Department Judge Advo-
cate Charles Sullivan, jr. The af-
fair was held in the Hall of Statues
in the Capitol.
The Color Guard, under command
of Capt. Charles M. Holmes, at
tended.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted for the annual oyster roast
of the Gold Chevron Club next
Sunday from l to 6 pm. at the
clubhouse, 1919 K street NV. The
public is invited.
Comdr. Charles c. Drake presided
over Pentagon Post at the Raleigh
Hotel when he gave the obligation
of membership to Charles A. Bass
ford and Clifford Gilbert.
A point system was approved by
the post in order to create interest
in recruiting new members, etc.
Front Line Post met Monday
night at the Police-Fire Clubhouse
for an evening of games.
Russell Mitchell was received into
membership by transfer from Alex
andria, Va. Comdr. Harold T.
Grier presided.
Comdr. Joseph r. Hilleary pre-
sided over the last meeting OF
Treasury Post at the Gold Chevron
Club, 1919 X street NV. They dis
cussed plans to help finance the
purchase of the new VFW home for
the department. 1t was voted to
hold two meetings monthly in the
future, one to be business only, and
one for a social. The social meet
ing will be held on the first Satur-
day of each month at Police-Fire
Club at 935 G place NV. The
business meeting will be held on
the third Wednesday at 1919 K
st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-02-01
FORD 'ss Fordor sed., T., h, immaeulate;
TOR CO, 1860 Macarthur blvd. EN-. $3.50


FORD 1s41 Fordor de luxe sedan; r. and
81 sos5 efrfeGs cai f0Pa Spruce @us' o1se Sc 20
heater, heater rev ssy iSn paint ssss: oSnsr isayins
iToRD FL Tudor. - 1a IS: s. motor recently re-
gas heater sIaS adio cssS good trsGe
esatsnss es teT@s Ffsd1 apTeaEEi MsoEoRs NC
E...9ic, Ex; AI92; sS: s22 end St NV. @nd at
FORD is4i de lqxe bus. coupe VS.; esSep- yI
HgER 12ns1y elefB PA1hES h59sshPor Pord ssio Hsm
FORD 1871 de luxe e-door; radio heater
new rings in motor, new clutch. excel s,;l;
sssn si.Ssfa sSss .sm: sS: Hi9 a1g'gsy
T9RS 1929 1929 r ;x. ave soD. ne. oD. De vs ssoa mo
e e5 Rss eP ss ss sssy essn dean f TR
ANGLE MOTORS, 1888 R. I. ave. ne
FORD SoHsi is4s Tudor super de luxe 8; black,
dition; Cannot be told from new s1,645.
SfR 5s '5ss! Esas sSa s't.s sss5:
PALMER PAIN FORD; sliS Hamilton st.. ~
os TSs5 TSS s oy.rsau asns Pss Pssfsf snd
seat seS covers OVER body fair; $500. r 6; MAoEE;
FORD 1889 "S5" 4-door; heater. defroster'
excel. tires, excel. motor immaculate in
terror, / owner, $4,000 actual miles: A
truly outstanding car: Ssa5 cash or S245
FORD Ie4I super de luxe Tudor: South.
wind heater. tan finish, plaid covers, gooe
rubber mechanically OKd. Car on 6tf
HILL a TIBBITs, Washinston's oldes
Ford Dealership, lila Vermont ave. NV.
FORD VS. '4s Tudor de luxe: dark blue
r and h.: 5000 extras; purchased Jan %
driven lis miles: Ford guarantee; NJ
FORD 1a4i Convertible. radio and heater
original black finish like new. tan 1op
red leather upholstery. mechanically OK g
ssalssh s1or shoaToSm aG5Say HILL 1T1sSTs
ington's Oldest Ford Dealership, II l.
Vermont ave NV MA 1850 -3
FORD TUDOR is47 spper de luxe radio
heater, slip covers and many more extras
Tow mileage and equal to new throQgn
SSHfrcHEIi SHsri Ha,1i?M MoToRs NC. Ex. 4lo$
Saa 2nd s.. II. t2nd at const ave.
FORD 's>s v-s Fordor sedan: heater
niIe:. rriced S2,1o0. Ii. 3SOs.
Evening star., 1948-02-01

hur has BEEN driven very t little; $1s5 or best
JEEP, Wiilys; civilian; fully eauipped a
NfTcaEEhs Mi SaEfahla aofoKs saSh issoe ass
$50 3nd st. NV, (2nd at Constitution
Er 1915 evilisp; top and 20 SIDE zssa covers
La SALE 81 club coupe: fine shape;
S2s5; ssaa Bear III st. Sc c d c GAEAii'E GAi
La "A SALE 1889 convert. epe.; r, and n;
new tires, new battery; Ss65. GE. 1918.
LA SALE 1887 conyertibls; new top and and
e Delise seen ma a. VET MoToRs, 1915 Bladsns-
SALE lsts 1910: .xcssnt TsaIS; hsatsr s. e.
l5o or besi offer undsr WI Ssf assep' cros
TfNCoLN Ii e saos late s is4s sedan push button
with low mileage: marvellous BUY from
private owner has ful eaulpi inSiuains 9in
nniss teTised; rage sas4a5 an0 csil h'f Di 7s5I
LINCOLN 1s47 convert; pvtly owned; {
White VIII dell Sidewalks spotlight, rear-view mir
lincoln 1s4o 4-dr., sedan: aspeed rear
performance; low MILEAGE. sl,o95 or best
fisa aiScoIN onSs 1s4s 5-psss. custom club coupe;
ti2esi nG ssSs Srandnev: n h saIs5 1of 81, ss54
lincoln, late 1946 black sedan; custom
interior; Immaculate inside and out:
mechanically perfect: 10000 miles: So. .495
or will trade for 1947 convertible. WI
443S. i
4 LINCOLN le47 4-door sedan; radio. heat
er overdTive; must sell; airline pilot leav-
LINCoLN-ZEPHYR 1887; new motor, clean
interior, radio, new paint; $500. UN
u 1863. .
LiNCoLN-ZEPHYR 1941 gray 4-dr. Sc
dan. custom interior, r. and h: $4,000
miles; Sl.2O0: private. TR. 40S9... i
LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1910 4-dr.; radio ano
heater; perfect condition. new paint; good
tires; must sell: $3.50 Rockville 361s. Il
lar model with good motor and tires
heater. Priced right at S7a5 cash. trads
!. and K sts. nv. Ex. 5562., Il
MERCURY 1946 convertible club coupe
extra clean; S1.s95 GRADY MOTORS
1880 Hampden lane, Bethesda, Nd, oiivel
1900. Lincoln Mercury dealer. -
. MERCURY 1910 4-dr.; T. and h.; yer!
D clean; excellent mech. condition; $3.50
'UE, 1908.
Evening star., 1948-02-01

33 2-dr. coupe; good mo-
running cond.: $50, or
er. Phone Hi. 5632. "a
946 Special de luxe 2-dr.
and h.; here is a good. clean
r price. 81, 1,675. CAPITOL
CO.. 1922 22nd
Evening star., 1948-01-23
Marriage License
lAppIicutions

Under d. c. Iatrs, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDdtt three full days and
receipe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Thomas Sampson; 26, s169 18th st; NV;
James Lake, tr. 20. 1910 18th st. NV. ans
Mildred Brinkley. 81, 1906 croffut pl
James walsh. "A. 5eos 2nd pl. NV, ant
David Hayes, "a, 3726 Horner pl. sc.
and Dorothy Wayne, 21. 900 Mellon st
Bernard Abel. 80. Alexandra. Va. an,
Raymond Hullings. 10, Temple Hills, Md.
Hesxbts' snd soyss Hd. DuFn0aush' ls' csDit0
Hal Springer, 21. Anacostia Naval All
Station, and Oracle Dowdy. %. 3os I'll
Sss. Rssss N.sss g. z4gs AHassi ss sss ST
Theodore Carteaux, jr., 90, Andrews Field
and Beatrice Hoppenstedto Il. 2729 4ti
Ernest Eiseman, 80, and Shirley Polack
90. both Of Baltimore.
Glen Coffelt. 20. ana Anna Haryis, %
both of West Potomac Park.
Arthur Proctor, 20, Lake PARK: Iowa. ans
John Belasco, rs, e4s st. s.w.. ane
Agnes Tonon, q, 1343 4th st. sw.
Dean Ann sisns psue Ii m ISIS sh s n
asss MyeTs AyeT e. 1sa 1S34 sheridan M ST. e.
Ruthanne steinberg, "a, 1901 New
James Hudson, 22, College Park. Md. ant
Rosemary Hufnns. 21, 1401 Ingrahan
wilbur B Davis. 81. s4oo Rhode Island ave
ne. and Charlotte Hall. 30, 1923 r st
Jane Sullivan. rs. Woodstocf. W.,
Ernest Kelley, 10. and Dorothy Williams
AZ. both OF 2211 14th st. NV.
William Chambers. 10. 1910 9th st; NV:
Woodrow Burkett, 80, 1464 Rhode Islane
ave. NV. and Bertha Hill 2s, 144e
Harvard st. NV.
and Mary swingle. 1s. 4753 Reservoir
Libert chirumbole, 80, 1924 Monroe st
NV, and Rebecca Hoffman, 80, Balti'
Eugene McAlpine, jr.. 10. 1881 Morse st
ne, and Rosa Williams. 19, 32s I st
Earl Rush. 25, and Mabel Proctor. 20
both Of 1109 st. NV.
John nw susT snd jean ss sXI bavis n.y. s 1855 @ &
william Smith, 20. 7s4 9th st. Sc. ane
Catherine jackson. 26. 1923 chape
spsassE = R.ss ss. 1929 e ste :. :.. NV. .n*
HsESsss asss fssfa Rsd f. 81 ta sses =
NV. and Mary Morris, 22, Mclean. Va
Terrell Hutchison, "a. and. Mary olin
20, both Of Avondale. Md.
and Jane Pelt. ri. Baltimore.
and Maienbis scott. s1. 1917 o st
"Ds1 81. BOTH h'o Of s14S mt. T pleasant St. NV
Issued at Rockville. a..
R1SsEs sss e EIdRms5a s5 apa Va Nell HALEY aa
and Margaret Jane Gunter. 20
oeorse I. psseher. "a Manassas, sss.s Va
1nsersoil D. Bruner, %, Geneva, N. 2.
salnd and carmela M. Cox 49, Westminster
EssSy, i q. Seth I~ Of VI MashinstO1s ans sr,,ns l.
sSasS Ssth ps3sars s5S a55s r.
PFyles, 20, both Of Arlington; ,. 9
Charles P. Edwards A. and Amy Phoebus
H, both Of Washington.
rsn9s 5nne Kraft ceas cssee
william Levine. 80, and June Joseph, 25
both Of New York City.
Lorene @. Myers. rs. Frederick, Md
Marcus B. Denehie, 2S, and Martha Qua,
Crawford, a.. both of Washington.
Julia A. Denim. ~, washington.
Maurice Smith. ouantico, Va, and Gene
We've A. Dalton, "a, Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1948-01-23
Ir,n, rummer 4a. A,ex,ndr,., '.

Irene Hummer, g, Aisxsndri.: v..
Calf. and Audrey M. Phillips. "a. Ken
Roy b. Cromwell, ,r.s as. washington.
snd s,ns,o1 GensyieVs Ms L. 6iilhimer' 30 Ken
''sn Branch, 20. sdih both q washinston :
Stuart, 80. both ~of Washing gton.
fa Ruth Z. BALDWIN. ST. Pittsbursh. Pa.
Giles c. Taylor, 27. and ThelmA d. Since.
38, both Of Ozark. Ark.
John .. Huston, "a. and Katie !. Payne.
"a, both Of Arlington.
Robert r. Davis, %. and Frances Bowling.
s.ss sS; both of VAS Washington. and r.n., p
Jesse r. -Cissel, 29,. Silver Spring, and
Edith J. Baliles. 25. White Oak. Nd;
Violet C.. Guthridgs, 81. Silver Spring;
Daniel Il, Aderholt, 25, Washington. and
Betty Lou Weaver, 20, Arlington.
oand Midrfd F 20 WSasniass9n
Dr. ano aenaid mff Il 4 Thlne'is' WeliHs % waSnins'01
Bresler,N Is. both Of Washington.
Kenneth H. Bolton. .2s. Woodacres. Nd.
end Jean M. FInch, 2!;', b..
;. Alice, N. Huber. SO. Biadsnsbura,, Nd
Nd, and Mary Woodring, "a. Rockville
Charles De Filippo. 25. and Mary L.
Raeano, %. both OF WASHINGTON.