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Evening star., 1948-07-11

Robert Resor; q; and JUL. Harper. "a.
Edna starkes, la, 1878 Eaton I'd, Sc
George Mcconchie,, SIS, and Msrsie Dodson.
Hsr aG sGth of sS Spspsr sas Delaware ys ave
and Ettaree Passmore, 81. 5o5 Que ST..
Angelo Milo os, and Frances Dawson. "a,
both of l445 Rhode Island ave NV
Elizsbsth Marshall, %, 4so5 2o,h st.
and Lorraine Snow, %, i457 Belmont
EdTard Pox, r., "a Rlysrdsle Md, and
Startling Sreeman, ~, 1920 st NV.
and Mamie Ferguson, 81, ll25 10th
John Cook. ir 81. 724 Hamilton st ne.
and Elizabeth Dodge, 30, 4470 Reservoir
Russs SGT f. ss e. Rs1,mors; s,. r., and Mar
Willard Bachelor. 20, Nashville; n G..
william Noehols 2. and Mary ronss, 1s.
Adrian Trucios. 40. 41os W st, NV. and
Catherine Burton, 40, 2224 40th pl.
Keith Watson, 81. 31o4 18th st. NV. and
Betty Barton, 49, Arlington Farms.
Richard Wood, As, and Lois Pridmore' A.
both of 1881 g st; Sc. ,
Bruce Kelley, -. and Joan Bailey, 81,
both OF Roscoe. Pa.
Robert BoydelaiS, 30. Msrinette, Wis.
and Adelaide Shipe, %. Mllyill, W. We;
Joseph Graf -. Caledonia. Mimi. and
Virginia Bennett. 20. 1921 Otis st. ne
r. %srt Setback %, Chicago. Ill. and
Marjorie Stockholm. Il. 1910 18th st.
Harold White. 20. 1928 10Th st NV, and
Marjorie Brewster, 20. 1883 Vermont
Carl afe .Johns.n. hS %, eoe e@nd st. NV. and
Elsie Figueroa 90 New York
Jack swan. "a 1915 Irving ST. NV, and
Mary Cornell 90. 1147 Kilhourne pi.
John Anderson. % and Elizabeth Williams.
"a, both OF 643 4th ST. ne.
/ Nancy Thomas 49, "a Bates st NV,
Donald Reid 90. Boiling Field, and
Dorothy Ravner. 81. Arlington Farms
Robert Wagner 27. and Bernice Bittner.
% both of TT12 18th st. NV.
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Births Reported

CFrom the istrict Of Columbia Bureau oi
Vital StatistiCs)
Louis and Mary Alberti, girl
William and Georgisnna Ardery sirl.
James and Phyllis Aspoas, girl
John and Catherine Ashton, girl.
Roland and June Austin, sirl
Harry and Marjorie Bailey, girl.
James and Emily Beaham, sirl
David and Harriet Becker, boy
John and Charlotte Blevins, girl.
Ray and Anne Broekman; boy.
John and Doris Brown, girl
Lloyd and Ruby Church, girl,
Everett and Marion Cole, girl.
Emil and Lucille Costa, girl
Jack and Audrey crofoot. boy.
Guy and md Eiinor Dove, boy.
Warren aid Victoria Ford, girl.
John and May Ford. boy.
Carl and Helen Friedrichs. boy.
DAYTON and Doris Frost. boy.
Salvatore and Melva Furnari. girl.
Gsern's 6seft and ans syiyfa Ef 9ordon' e bog oS'
Garth and Margaret Good, boy.
Harry and Marion Gordon. boy.
Edward and Betty Gosnell, boy.
John and Margie Harris. boy.
Harr yand Anne Hemmerieh girl.
Alvie and Mary Herring. girl.
Robert and Mildred Hsrndon. EiE.
Albert and Mildred 1ngraham, boy.
Vincent and Julia IoVine; girl.
Robert mad Elizabeth Kelley girl.
Stephen and GeneyieVe Kent, boy.
James and Ruth Knudson, girl.
Jack and Adel Kramer, girl.
Elmer and Gladys Layman, Firi.
Ngok and Sue Lee, girl.
Francis and Mary Lethridge, girl.
George and Dolores Lewis, boy.
Ci1ensheng and Gloria Ii, girl.
Robert and Grace Long, girl.
John and Gladys Martin. boy.
Raymond and Catherine Mattingiy. sirl.
William and Katherine Morgan, girl.
Joseph and Laverne Wood. boy.
Milton and Dorothy Worrell girl.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cont. ,

100 CARS WANTED IMMEDlATELY--'3s
TO AS; will pay your price for clean cars.
Come to or call LIV1EsGssroN LIVINGSTON MOTORS.
BARSEs"sANDERs MOToRs-we wans
cars regardless of price; don't trade on .
ms the Opportunity to buy at your price.
We need 100 cars. 1898 TO 1913. II your
car Is paid for, viii give you cash; ear
pay cash difference Washinston's oldest
exclusive used-car dealers. All cash OF
certffed checks. See Nj. Barnes OF Ut.
open lot. 1900 14til st. NV. Corner Of
nv3. Open 8 30 to $40 pm. NO I'LL
Nj. e214, BARNES SANDERS NoIORS.
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. lars. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, Dait three tuH days and
receipe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SAlE.

MODERN MOTOR MAGIC"
1913 1913 MsIsqEy N1lS Srdcs 4,dr; -----Issssss sss
1s4s s4s Pors Pon,ias son1 s' SGD COUPE 1,9ss 1,asss
l94l Plymouth 2-door 9e5
Most have radios and heaters: all are
guaTsnteed esss 15sde MoToRs 1s5R fg
Washingt toms convenient Lincoln Mercury
deslers, home Of laboratory road-tested Gag .S
WALLACE MOTORS Co, Ak, $500. 1920
nesoss 'WhS pss mere?" aer viii finance most Of
these cars for you at only 5ss Interest -
q nGsSIe.r shsyEoIet plsm6ins lsdan truck ess
Al Buick conv.; fully eauipt.---- sos
46 De Soto sedan; low milease---- 2,oo55o
AZ Plymouth sedan sp. de luxe .n92
~ Chevrolet club coupe IL. .
Al Cadillac sedan: series 6.------ 1890
~ Pontiac; & dr.------------- s:S
40 Chrysler; convertible; power top 1898
80 Plymouth coupe ------- ssoo22
Open : oays every week. to Q. III
CHERNER- BREWER, home Of select cars.
AS Plymouth Spec. d. /. sed. r. an.
and h; mi; i;------s S2'eso
AS De Soto Gust. 4-dr,; r. and On.
h., seat covers; 200 mi. 1'eso
10 snevrIle' srsS; n and feAs.el h.-N-' ~ 2,2s5
40 msToons msro 10 mii-' AGES
AS Chrysler Windsor club coupe;
fully equipped; 400 mi: 2'sSe
AZ Cadillac cony.; T. and h. 4'oSo
- sHiek ~ super N-l- eone.' !. AnN - 2.se5
iM Hn'ek super sea- !. ~"o ~ e,6a5
a. buick R'dmaster sed: r. and h. 1895
As Buick Super conv., r. and h.,
A. Cbcvrolet RI rpe r and h 2.045
AZ 6n6ga sod green: r and h. 1895
Many others to choose from. CHERNEf-
BREWER AUTO SALES. 81 III Wisconsin
ave, WO. 1899. Open daily TIL g. sun
day til 5. - II
CARS WITH A FUTURE. NOT PAST
All cars listed in this block carry 3o,oay
guarantee All cars can be purchased on
Evening star., 1948-07-11

LINCOLN ZEPHYR .o! 1a4o club coupe; Th.
ans niscofNaEPHYR OH aT1Ffi 'is4o 4-dr. sedan;
Iad1e' private heSsn. owner. WA. ssa4, ia
FLOOD PoNTiAc, 1921 Conn. ave, wo
overdrive, GOOD gas mileage. excellent me;
chanical condition. new motor installed sd
ofte1 oae9 '1eo Phone s'VNt Wo ZOO. Ask for or Mr.
hTNcoLN-zEpHyR ktNSi IS 4-door sedan: heat
throushout shi nfw m0sS5 $3.50. Riz en- m f411
MERCURY l94s. like new: $500 mi;
1sos e snd j., h. other extras: 81 100 De
MERCURY 1910 convertible club coupe:
GOOD condition; priced for quick sale at
sSse isas Hsns club e epe and nah h. black
We won't underrate nr overrate this car.
its good solid auto: S695. HILL q
TBBIIs 1l4 Ford a.sIsr xsInop ssso
MERCURY 1915 black 4-dr. sedan: new
car condition. low. mileage. 7. and b.
spotlieht: white sidewall tires; Niss6.
MERCURY 1899 sedan cpe. r ana h.;
excellent motor. good rubber and BODY;
price, $500 or best offer under. Call OIL.
MERCURY 1e4s club coupe run 1000
miles Tsaio heater s, ssaGo GE 7tsn tT,
cash; immed delivery: 81 400. Call
oliver 1920 Monday after l2 noon
MERCURY 1a47 club coupe; r and h; !:
seat covers: Sl,s15; accept trade. Ex.
SSSI IT,
MERCURY 1a47 club coupe; good cond
low mileage, and h. seat covers; pvt.
owner; Sl.975. Call Mr.. SETTLE, ewes
MERCURY la4s conv; feather gray. r.
and H. spotlight. custom styled, $500
mi: Sa.45O GE, 1901.
MERCURY 194S 5-pasS. coupe: 5000 mi;
brand new condition: T. and h. VS.. tires
Fendixed. porcelaniZed: 81 1875 original
owner. Daytime. Ma. oo65; ewes, 81. :l53.
MERCURY 1a47 black sedan coupe; $500
actual miles by pvt. owner; Saueegee Cen
teral tires heavy duty battery. radio,
heater, plastic seat covers; car immaculate
every respect: S2.1oO: no offers NO.
245l until pm. Sunday only.
MERCURY 1889 coach, radio. heater,
Can be financed DU 1855, Apt. 61e.
MERCURY 1899 convertible coupe; orig
NAL black paint. new tires motor tust
oyerhauled, r and h, excellent running
eondition; $500 or best offer Ask for
MIkcGRY MH THAsS i.ts 81 1888 2-dr.; excel. eond
p,e, ssas mo'S Vii; .on
sider best offer. oE. 44o3. Ill
Evening star., 1948-07-11

UNLY-ItWVCU MS lHt TdT lUI sVtI. PIFIS
courteous sttention. See our dlSplay
today. Terms, trade and dealers IN
'iS Frazer Manhattan 4-dr. sed., s. 695
'4S KAISER 4-Gr sedan o."uu
'4n Chev Special de TX. 4-dr sed ,695
40 Pontiac "6'' de TX conv cpe ,495
al Oids 81" club coupe .o35
40 Plymouth Spec. de luxe 2-dr 1.1f5
al Biiick Super 4-dr sedan ,0g5
Al Pontiac de ly 2-dr 1,045
al De Soto de lx 4-dr sed - 1.n45
al Packard Clipper 4-dr sed ] l.O45
40 Packard "f'' conv. coupe 945
Many more cheaper and higher priced
cars to select from. CENTRAL MOTOR
co, 5000 Lee hwy Arl, Va, CHI. 1000.
KaiSer-Frazer fine cars. IL
Evening star., 1948-07-11

CHECK THESE PRICES. compare; 2-dOor
trunk sedan. 81 Ford, running good, tires
fair. very clean upholstery. $3.50.
35 Ford, Tudor. running good. tires
fair. S16O.
"a Ford pickup truck new tires. D. C.
inspection, coed running cond, motor per-
feet S2S5. Call Hillside 1890 or Hillside
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

JET MOTOR SALES. 271a-2725 Nicho
I'VE. Sc. Ii. O336. Ii 4SO1 Open dai
until m.: Sunday until pm. Opposit
Il EiIZabethS HOSPITAL IN
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STUDEBAkEK
heater, fog ligl
STUDEBAKER
overdrive, goo
owner, $3.50.
STUDEBAKER
luxe 4-door;
S2,R95. OW.
BAKER
equipped with
almost spotless
g. TIBBITTS,
ash. s oldest
STUDEBAkER
best offer. Az
STUDEBAKER
overdrive and
motor like new
G TTnE u a Ed
sedan; r. and
tires; a buy; $
Bls den sburg 7
STUDEBAKER
clean: eXcellen
inspection. S4
STUDEBAKER
luxe convertibl
atizer, de
holder, elec. a.
$3.50. No de
STUDEBAkER
er;; overdrive,
holder. radio;
So. Ivy st. Arl
STUDEBAKER
in new-Car COZ
STUDEB BAKER
luxe club coup,
accessories: tt
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HAINES MOTOR Co
RETNEs rhymes with finestJ MOTOR CO.

Most all cars have radios and heaIeIs 3U
others to choose from. 37l5 Bladensburg
I'd, 3 biks. from D. c. line. WA $500
Evening star., 1948-07-11

1875 en mssse spps5 s5 mspo g s
and nd h., defrosters, radio, new 34-ib. al
cushion tires: low mileage; excellent con
PACKARD' i,to 'fIa ia41 M Convertible t 100" sedan
motor tor eXeellent.. new tires new top
s1 super s eaef 6ae9y
spection on July ., I94s; $500. DE. $500
faeksRp fe1 pefkdays 4a ~ dsy sey suaddy ad bse1
sedan; by original owner; In excel como
5000 or best offer; CO. 1898, Sat. AND
PACKARD 1912 "s" custom sport conv.
light green, 81 900 miles, l owner, radio
heater white si1e-wall tires, new black
TOP; s1Is5 sos sH ,.ts ss3S 1a,s Sinner Custom
4-5 passenger club sedan; 8 wheels, larg.
completely rebuilt Nov, l947; paint ane
workmanship and materials in this cal
not available current market; always ga
Tssee ssas9s 9s' nsx TH ss Sys $4,000 price sss'
$40 Eaqlo ,as hsstf5
rsek4RD sth ri AI ia41 Va 4.dl Apt SUPER ts rhd il.
black, 67 900 miles, motor. body an. ane
tires perfect: passed Va; inspection; ton I'M, m,
ander aat eaDs earsan or terms s pvt 0i paPty
Evans lane. Alexandria. Va. of No. !
highway opp Potomac yards. To be seer
Sat. and Sun. before > pm. IL
PACKARD 1887 super eight 5-pass Sc
dan: new paint, radio. heater foelishts
seat covers tires: S5a5. May be seer
st District Yacht Co, l4th and water st
PACKARD II 5-pass coupe. exceilen,
condition, radio and heater, 81 100. Cal
ffAcKaRD 1910 coupe; motor just over.
hauled. new tires; excellent condition
Ss95 Can be seen at Kings Service Sta.
PACKARD lg46 Super IS" 4-dr sedan
original black finish, new white side tires
upholstery protected with seat covers since
new. radio. underseat feater and defrost,
ers overdrive. side mirror, fog lights, from
and rear grill guards; srotless one;
owner car; special. was $3.50, this weei
only s., ,6a5; :a0-day guarantee. CAPITOL
MOTOR CO, 92s philadelphia ave. Silve
Spring Packard dealer. SH. 1900. IA
PACKARD 1910 "120" convertible coupe
radio and heater; excellent condition
PACKARD, 194o. no" 4-dr sedal
with trunk, r. and h., motor and tire;
excel. Needs soms fender repair. $SS'
cash. ow, 3o6i. III
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3-tone upholstery. r; and h. sood tires s
e9dy e%ner, ane 5000 S7l Cali OIL, zoos SUNDAY PL
oHRYsLER 1a4o e-door sedan: excellent l;l,
eHiRYsLEk iRaS r la47 Town and Country; pTas-
$500 can be easily financed Phone sH'
scod eonGfon %hoTor new ta0G srss paint
n5,es goo oes essh new Lu saes ss4S Delivered
S6dy SSSeEnis stves JACK PRY, 1888 18th st.
NV. NV and 18th and Pa. ave Sc i,st
cRosasISd orsqsasisd 1877 ss55 'CFse'isIto Fx' 5sIo.
CROSBY ls4S sedan; ,set good orf.a SSno''ISn' pu
VS. rsPaTsd pahgsv s3E' E s4s q Sesr un Gn sun
eSIRUosIEYWown eSIRUops YESnoso5 a new crosley; only $685.
down, SIS a week: models n .IMSs 70 MoToR H1TeSs
from early eeIyed5s ehIsdsnsbu1s iGn rd. WA $500
Crosby ia47 2-dr. sedan; heater; so4e'
may be seen at 4603. Lewis ave Sc
SsRosIfY sR5lsInff MnnGs afs station demenst1s
tor; new car guaranteed; Sa45 MlLlssF 1s
MOTORS, ji33 18th st; NV. ,orns nre oripi.
1a saod 2"tift tres. original paint; 5000. Call
NJ Sh $3.50 $50 81 coupe. good running eSnai,
ton to radio and heater, s345: uN. s59T ~
DE soTo 1896 sedan snnd d1ys sfay sthToushout ne
s,.ranfeed! fapa qr'ssi 81 .sas cash trade $40;
eoSn. S%SoLFE M MoToRs' 18th and K
DE soTTo 1S4o Club e sSgps; s,s ssssp. 6, clean;
M VSoTn 1a4I 3-dr sedan: fully eouipt
excel sl-around cond. best ofer under
SI.145, Cal DE. 6793 bet am. anc
y pm Sunday
DE SOTO Ia4I 4-dr sedan: for quick sale
$50. Can be seen at 524s Colorado ave
nf soTo 1915 o-dr.: new back laauel
fnish, pert interior, sood motor; S35t
Or best offer sH. 1894
Sn Soto OTTO iSa and beater s.S also seat covers
E2365 Call WI, 1902. III
bE SOTO 1889 4 DR. 7. and h; sea
covers; perfect condition low milease
$3.50. or best offer. CO. o4@h. IL
bE SOTO 1876 coqvsrtibdIe derc club sm soups D,
t5a5. NILS MOTOR co, 5000 N st
nopGE 1888 4-dr. sedan: GOOD mech
eono.. $500 or best ofier. re, 0se0. 4
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passed B, c. inspection: sell for S,225.
FoRD 9s eouGton eougr meshnps
s.75 OF best ot1er. GL 1918, Sun. or
CORD Fol- ssss cs ssii'eS ow ssas has ne" mo-
FORD 1919! coupe; me eondition' recent
FORD 1928 Tudor, black; passed AS in
fokp fGSs m19thy P4s dar da 4ss radio heater SPOT
light; $3.50 miles; best offer under 5000.
sSsn 1887 ssst tsSs ssi
zoos c St ne. Carmody, Hills, Md.
FORD 1887 coupe; s5-h:p. new battery.
sSea $685. ''Fss WA 'e s7S%' fS0o e0"0'''0n' pvt
FORD British; save $3.50 on Fordor. black.
red Leather uphl sPss' bob horn o. W.es W..t
FORD la47 convertible club coupe; r. and
h. nylon sea, covers era9d.nsS ss 5nc ~ Wits h.st
PGis PoRsD ia4e business coupe; cylinders.
in absolutely perfect condition; sl;475.
FORD. ia4e. cylinder station wagon.
s?iuAST eRi fS';s ;hsoFsoRHs, s1d and st Ps
FORD l946 de luxe s-cylinder Tudor;
Todays best buy at Sl,4s5. One owner,
car guarantee. STEUART MOTORS, 3rd
and II st. ne. AT. $500 Ill
FORD 194l Tudor Super de luxe T. and
L h.: / owner since new; excellent condition
! throughout: S9a5. REPUBLIC MOTOR
SALES, S. Capitol and M sts. FIR 1858
FORD 40 Super de luxe Tudor: T. and h.
send eOysfs spot rs sne 5o fSs lights Perfect
FORD 1947 Fordor: black: radio, heater
spotlight, fog lights, back-up lishts, turn
indicator, grille guard. bumper end guards,
window washer, overdrive. General Squeeze
white-wall tires. rear seat racio speaker
blue custom interior, etc This is your
chance in \ lifetime to buy car ana go
| into the auto accessory business laaa:
/ 3n-dsy guar HILL l. TIBBrrTS, l11t
Vermont ave. NV. wssh.'s Oldest FORD
| dealer, ma. pe6o. liz
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Miss H0benstein
We'd in California

A wedding In California of in
terest here took place In Coronado
yesterday when Miss Jeremy Hohen-
stein, daughter Of Mrs. Keen Harrill
of Coronado and Mr.. Willis Owen
Hofenstein Of Washington, was
married to Mr.. Hayward Cutting OF
Far Hills, N. j.
The Rev. H. G. Nash ofiiciated at
the ceremony, which was held In
Christ Episcopal Church, and the
bride was escorted and given in
marriage by Admiral Harrill. Miss
Constance Cleveland Cutting was
her maid of honor and Keen Harrill
was the flower girl.
Ivory brocade was worn by the
bride, with a diamond and emerald
necklace, the gift of the bridegroom,
who inherited it from his great
grandmother. The maid of honor
wore olive green satin.
Mr.. William Porter Durkee III
of Balboa Island, Calf, was best
man for Mr.. Cutting, who is the son
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward
Cutting of New York. The ushers
were Mr.. Manning Jacob and Mr..
Peter Cooper Tiemann eileen of
New York, Mr.. John Pierrepont Of
Far Hills, MIR. Allan Phipps Of Den
yer and Mr.. Walter Petit OF San
Francisco.
For their wedding trip MIR. and
Mrs. Cutting will 60 to Africa. the
Near and Middle East and the Med
iterranean countries,
Evening star., 1948-01-18
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. Dis
II

trimmed with pearls and her veil
was held by coronet OF ivory satin,
tulle and pearls. She carried a
white orchid.
Miss Betty Harris was maid of
honor and the brides other attend
ants were Mrs. Robert j. Sutton and
Miss Doris Asher. They were
dressed in velvet, Miss Harris in
Alice blue and the others in royal
blue. Their half-hats matched their
dresses and Miss Harris carried
bouquet of pink carnations. The
others carried deep red carnations.
Mr.. Duyall had his father as his
best man and the ushers were Mr..
John A. Carlson and Mrs. Joseph
Duvall.
The reception was held in the
palm room of Hotel 2400, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Duvall left on
their wedding trip to New York.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Cathedral Chapel
Scene Of Weddinq

Miss Jean Andrea Miller, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Ralph Miller,
became the bride OF Mr.. John Hamil-
ton Aylor, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
G. Aylor Of Arlington, yesterday
afternoon. st. Mary's Chapel in the
Washington Cathedral of st. Peter
and st. Paul was the scene of the
ceremony and the Rev. j. L. B.
Williams, rector of Immanuel-on-
the-Hill in Alexandria, oficiated at
4::3O o'clock. Mr.. Paul Galloway
played the wedding music and four
members of the Cathedral Choir,
Ronald Gibson, William Haffer,
James Valiant and Donald Minifle
sang. The reception was held In
the Kennedy Warren.
Mr.. Miller escorted his daughter
and gave her in marriage. Her
wedding gown was of ivory satin,
the long fitted bodice trimmed
with clusters of seed pearls. A
coronet of duchesse lace, the pat
tern outlined in seed pearls, held
her veil and she carried calla> lilies.
Mrs. Harold j. Heishman Of Ar
lington, was matron of honor and
Miss Cecile Aylor of Warrenton,
sister of the bridegroom, was maid
of honor. They were dressed in
Victorian gowns of gold color faille
taffeta and their coronets were Of
plated green velvet cording trimmed
with pearl clusters and they carried
talisman roses.
Mr.. Aylor had his father as best
man and his brother Mr.. Eugene w.
Aylor served with Mr.. Joseph STRAIT
ton OF Culpeper, and Mr.. William
Evening star., 1948-01-18

Hersfs a ehonee to show your
youngsters you're as ingenious
at mending toys as they are at
wrecking 'em. A strip Of Scotch"
Cellulose Tape will put many a
battered Christmas plaything
back in shape. 1t sticks at touch
without moistening; is practi-
calIy invisible. Lots Of clever
hints in our new booklet Tape
1t Easy" Send for your free copy
to Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co.,
Dept. @, Saint Paul 6, MINI. But
don't wait for your booklet-get
your Scotch" Brand Tape now
at your favorite store. Only CSC
In gay plaid dispenser.
Evening star., 1948-01-18

wore satin period gowns IN pale
blue and pale pink.
Mr.. Frank Tchinnis Of Farming
dale, N. Y, was best man and the
ushers were the Messrs. Chris Christ.
James H. Moshovitis, George p.
Stathopoulos and Nicholas Sioris.
The couple went by plane to
Miami for the wedding trip. Upon
their return they will live in Wash
ington. Mrs. Sioris was graduated
from Maret School and attended
Marjorie Webster Junior College.
Her husband served as a captain in
the United States Army Air Corps
during the war.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
DuvaII-
Wedding I'M Church

AL Saints Episcopal Church on
Chevy Chase Circle was the scene
of the wedding Friday evening of
Miss Mary Aida Carlson and Mr..
Robert Andrew Duvall, jr. The
rector, the Rev. Charles w. Lowry,
ofi1ciated in the quaint candle-lit
church and Mr.. Charles Springman,
baritone was soloist. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Arthur Carlson Of Bethesda
and Mr.. Duvall's parents live in
Washington.
MIR. Carlson gave his daughter in
marriage and she wore ivory satin
Evening star., 1948-01-18

lace, the bride was given in mar
riage by her father. Her French
illusion fingertip veil was trimmed
with Chantilly lace and orange
blossoms.
Miss Vivian Moshovitis was the
maid of honor and the bridesmaids
were the Misses Betty Stathopoulos,
Thelma Stathopoulos, Alexandra
Pappadeas and Donna Walker. They
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Winter Tribs

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gassen-
heimer left Friday for California to
spend the rest of the winter. Mrs
Gassenheimers mother, Mrs. Sallie
Weinrich left Thursday for Miami
Beach to join another son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Oppenheimer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsmith Sigmund
left yesterday for Atlantic City to
spend two weeks.
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Pmtv

Mrs. Hollis Lamar lines enter
tanned at a luncheon yesterday at
the Mayhower In honor of Mrs. T. J.
Morgan. president of the Political
Study Club.
Among the guests were Mrs. Les
ley j. McNair, Mrs. Paul A. Porter,
Mrs. Eldon King, Mrs. James E.
Dagleish, Mrs: George Quirk Schan-
bel, Mrs. Harry r. Daniel, Mrs. E. c.
Schields, Mrs. Thomas ]. Kelly, Miss
Antoinette Rudolph, Miss Margaret
Lindsay and Mrs. Charles c. Mccall.
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Sioris-LamPros !,
Ceremony Held

Miss Christina Eugenia Lampros
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lampros, and Mr.. Constantine Pan
tells Sioris. son Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Pantelis Sioris of New York,
were married in st. Sophia Greek
Orthodox Church. Father Laloussis
ofhciated and cocktail party in the
congressional room Of the Statler
Hotel followed the ceremony.
Wearing period gown of candle
light satin, trimmed with Chantilly
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Is engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Morton r. Harris
announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Doris Goldberg to Mr..
Stanley Kaplan with no date set for
the wedding. Mr.. Kaplan is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kaplan Of
Kingston, N. Y.
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this chore that usually takes at
least a good half hours scrub
bing -. will be over in minutes!
And don't think this news about
SANI-FLUSH isn't important to
you, because the waters soft in
your community and doesn't
leave discolorations. Remember,
there's an invisible film where
toilet bowl germs and a cause of
toilet bowl odors lie. SAM
FLUSH removes this film
disinfecting AS it cleans. And to
save even MORE time get
too cans in one shopping!
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18th Club

The 18th Club will have its first
luncheon and meeting Of the year
in the Speakers Dining Room at
the Capitol on Wednesday at l2:45
o'clock.
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Determined to do your house

work differently this
year so that you won't
be tiled down" to the
house so much? Then
follow up on this tip
quickly! Use SAM
FLUSH twice a week in
Evening star., 1948-01-18
Winteriug IN S0ntb

Rabbi and Mrs. Norman Gersten-
field have left Washington to spend
the remainder of the winter in Palm
Beach,
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favor right INSIDE open up
q pound! Ask for it,
corsfv shopping shopping
you're getting your moneys worth in the
things I'll tell ONE thing M IW-EA
that gives MORE than
moneys worth. A new CHEVROLET! ANY A
family that's "lived" with a CHEVROLET 2Sb
driven for thousands VsSS@YG3K1n
thousands Of miles could tell you this
There's the field that up CHEVROLET
In dependaby and durability suggest stop in at
local Chevrolet Dealers
styling comfort and luxury you'll getting
And there qualities CAN'T
CHEVROLET such outstanding vauts
sturdy When buy CHEVROLET you'll buying
that will give family service
more you drive the more you'll like III
Evening star., 1948-01-18

Do yoU worry SO much when
someone in your family suffers
from chest cold pains that you'd
MUCH rather have them your.
self? Then you need to know
about BEN-GAY, the gently cas-
ing rubin" that's reached for in
most homes I know, at the first
twinge of chest-cold pain. BEN
GAY relieves and comforts
quickly, Fit contains up to ~
times more methyl salicylate and
menthol than five other widely
known "rub-ins" two pain
relieving agents known to all
doctors. The original baume an
algesique, there's a special MILD
BEN-GAY for children!