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Acc Reports 7,613
Isotope Shipments
In u. ). and Abroad
By the Associated Press

OAK RIDGE. Tenn, Aug. s.
The Atomic Energy Commission
reported a rushing business in
radioactive isotopes.
Since August 2. 1916, it said yes
terday, a total of 1913 shipments
of the isotopes have gone to va
rious institutions in this country
and abroad.
Radioactive isotopes are ray
emitting forms of many common
materials such as carbon, iodine
and phosphorus. They are i'm
portant as "tracers" in research
that is, the rays they emit enable
scientists to study processes that
would otherwise be difficult to
follow.
Some radioactive isotopes are
also used in the direct treatment
of certain diseases, such as some
types of cancer.
U. S. Researchers Get 1923.
OF the 1913 shipments IN the
last three years, 1925 were made
to researchers in this country.
Twenty lone foreign countries
that have received them so far
are Argentina, Australia. Belgium,
Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Den
mark. Finland, France. Ireland,
Italy, Netherlands, New Zealand
Norway. Peru. Spain, Sweden,
Switzerland. Turkey, Union of
South Africa and the United
Kingdom.
Also, these other eight countries
have qualified to receive ship
ments but have not yet placed
orders, the Acc said: Chile, Cuba,
Guatemala, India, Ireland, Le-
banon, Mexico and Uruguay.
THE program has grown to
such an extent" the announce
ment said on the third anniver-
sary of the isotope program. that
the Atomic Energy Commission Is
constructing a special area at the
(Oak Ridge laboratory to facili-
tate the processing and packaging
of the radioactive isotopes.
Research laboratories for i'm
proving present processing tech
nioues are also being constructed
and will soon be ready for use"
New Uses Outlined.
/ Here are some of the latest uses
of radioactive isotopes outlined by
the commission:
/. In medicine: Scientists are
using radioactive iodine as the
tracer" material in a dye called
"diiodofluorescein." This is used
to locate brain tumors before a
surgeon operates. The dye is
taken up more selectively by
brain tumor tissue than by nor
NAL brain tissue, and thus tell
tale signals" of radioactivity en-
able the operator to locate the
tumor.
2. In industry: Piston rings ara
being made radioactive as a
means of measuring engine wear
A radioactive material is incor-
pcrated into the piston rings
When the engine runs, the radio
active particles worn off the rings
drop into the lubricating oil
Technicians then measure the
amount of radioactivity in the
oil and get measurement of the
wear on the rings.
3. In agriculture: The Agricul-
ture Department., in cooperation
with the Acc. is conducting re-
search in IA States this summer
to determine to what extent
plants use phosphorus contained
in fertilizer.
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George A. Kingston Dit;
0ptomefrist Here 80 Y(r.

George A. Kingston. 61l an
optometrist for more than 80 \ Rrs
at the A. Kahn, Inc, jewelers. Ind
opticians, 935 F street NV. ed
yesterday at Emergency HoJtel
after an illness of two weeks
Mr.. Kingston. who lived atoC4
North Wayne street, Arlingtonwa
born and educated in SprinqelG,
Mass. He received his trainig al
the Globe Optical Co. in BSton
and came to Washington in l914.
He joined the A. Kahn comlany
several years later.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Alice Mann Kingston, and two
daughters, Mrs. George J. Aall.
48l0 Bradley boulevard. Chvy
Chase, and Mrs. Frank T.
Palmisani. 1925 North Twenttth
street. Arlington.
Funeral arrangements are be ne
made at the Gawler funeral home
l756 PENNSYLVANIA avenue NV.
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HaIcott P. Green Dies;
Ex-South Carolina Judge
By the Associated Press

SALUDA, N. c., Aug. 3.-Hal-
colt Price Green, 70. retired South
Carolina lawyer and judge and
father of DR.. C. Boylton Green,
president of the University OF the
South, Sewanee. Tenn, died at his
home here yesterday.
A native of Columbia, S. c., he
had been special judge in the
Fourth and Sixth Judicial Cir
cults OF South Carolina.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow at the Trinity Episcopal
Church, Columbia.
Other survivors include the
widow; another son. Halcott P
Green, jr., and three daughters
Mrs. F. L. Devereux of Washing
ton, Mrs. Gordon Grant, Welles-
ley Farms, Mass. and Miss Vir-
ginia T. Green, Saluda.
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Marshal Gets Award
For Recovery Plan
BY tie Associated press

NEW YORK, Aug. st :
Wedge award was presented 10
Gen. GeorgeC. Marshall today at
private lulcheon for his mag
niflcent contribution of a plan of
European ecnomic recovery which
provided the founda ton for the
rehabilitation of a war-torn
world"
The award consists of a wedge
OF satlnWood inserted in a walnut
base bearing a silver plaque. 1t
symbolizes = lumberman's wedge.
The presentation was an
nounced by\the Georgia Pacific
Plywood & lumber Co.. Atlanta.
Ga.
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Admiral Mccain to Get
Posthumous Promotion
BY the Assoeiofed Press

A resolution ordering the post
humous promotion of the late
Vice Admiral John s. Mccain to
admiral as of September 6, 1945,
was approved yesterday by the
House Armed Services Committee.
Admiral Mccain was a task
force commander in the Pacific
under Admiral William Halsey
during World War II.
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been a patient for a year ana
half.
A native of Jeffersonville, D.,
he received his commission a
second lieutenant from the my
Quartermaster School then in
1888. During the war he Eook
part in the invasion of Okiwa.
Maj. Brown was on duty at fmy
Headquarters in San Juan Rrto
Rico. before joining the Pos En-
gineer Corps at Fort Myer lore
than two years ago.
The army officer was I'M
Der of Kemper Masonic LodgEo.
81 and St. John the B&ist
Lodge in San Juan.
Surviving are his widow, FRS.
Frances G. Brown; son, Rert
Lee Brown H. his father, tvil
L. Brown; a brother, Mauri l..
Brown, both of JeffersonvilleSnd
a sister, Mrs. Flow Kelsey. Rn-
anna Canal Zone.
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Mrs. Bolton Arrives
In England on Tour
By the Associated Press

SOUTHAMPTON, England, Aug
3.-Representative Frances p
Bolton, Republican, of Ohio. ar
rived last night on the Queen
Mary for a quick look at England
before visiting France and Italy
Mrs. Bolton, who will remain a
week in England, said she would
report her findings in Europe to
the House Foreign Affairs Com
mittee. She. is making the trip
at her own expense.
She said she would study par
ticularly effects of the British
national health scheme. but add
ed she did not advocate such a
plan for the United States.
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Garhs nf Thanks

DOUGLAS. GEORGE W. The family o.
the late GEORGE W. DOUGLAS wishes
to thank its many friends for their kint
expressions of sympathy and floral trib-
utes at the passing of my beloved brother
ROSA ROY.
REID, CARRIE. The family OF the late
CARRIE REID wish to express their sir
ccre thanks for the kindness and sym
pa ny extended them during their recent
bereavement. Especially are we grateful
tor the beautiful floral tributes and cards
OF coincidence. -.
SCHULZE, DONALD N. The family OF
the late DONALD N. SCHULTZ wish t,
thank their many friends and relative
for the kindness and expressions OF sym
pathy shown them during tnelr retent oe-
reavement.
NANCE, EVERETT IN ID lGNAlA
SCHULTZ.
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British Colonial Expert Dies

LONDON, Aug. 8 R.-Sir
Frank Stockdale, 66, deputy chair
man of Britain's, Colonial De-
velopment Corp, was found dead
in bed today. A veteran OF 40
years In the Colonial service. he
had seen duty in every British
colony except the Falkland
Islands.
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OF a brOther'
who was killed
in action in
World War II.
Mrs. Matthew
Perun, 81. OF
l 6 3 0 Full er
street NV, was
to be taken to
Arlington Gem
etery at 2 pm.
in an ambu-
lance furnished
by the District
Department Of
t h e American
Legion.
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Her brother. T/Sergt. Wayne
w. Buchanan. a Bit gunner, was
killed over Germany on July 29,
1914.
Mrs. Perun broke both legs last
May 8 in an auto accident along
the Skyline Drive in Virginia.
Since then she has not been able
Evening star., 1949-08-03

Y O I K pastor,
died Monday in
a Poughkeepsie,
N. Y, hospital
after a two
month illness.
Father Grat-
tan was dean Of
the college at
Georgetown for
eight ye a rs =,
through 1943.
A native of
New York, he
attended the St.
Ignatius School
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pm. today il
F. or t M y e
Chapel. Buria
was to be Il
Arlington Gem,
etery with ful
military hon
OrS. 1
Maj. BroWf
who lived !
8625 Pins
Branch TO al
Silver SpriS
Md. died SH
day in WaF
Reed HospH.
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Military Rites Today
For Mai. R. |. Brown

Funeral services of Mai. Rob-
ert Lee Brown, 80, a member of
the Post Engineers Corps at Fort
Myer, Va, were to be held at !
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Rev. J.E. Grattan Dies;
FormerG. j. Arts Dean

The Rev. John E. Grattan, S. j.,
54, former dean of the College of
Arts and Sciences at Georgetown
University and prominent New
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A young woman who is unable
to ride in an automobile because
she is in a plaster cast up to her
waist was to attend the reburial
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White fir lumber is being pro-
duced at the rate of 100000, 900
board feet every year.
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the rosary at 8 pm. Wednesday, August 3
at the Taltavull Funeral Home, 3619 14th
st. NV. and also TO attend the REQUIEM
the Shrine OF the Sacred Heart Church,
10Th Miss IL Snd NARY RiFk Ellen Il NJ DAsH1EL1.
MISS HELEN JAcoBY. Fin Sec 3
SCOTT, JEANETTE QUEEN. On Satur-
pta J JEANETTE Ne T' QUEEN M scoTT ePf'HS Of HIs -
queen St mother ~f Of Seoras ans a1sen
leaves two srandchlldren. two sreat;
other relatives and friends Remains may
be viewed At the residence of her daurhter-
iRaw s4e 4th nsrs St after Pm
at Ebenezer Baptist Church New Jersey
ave. between D and SITS. NV. at pm
Interment Payne Cemetery. Services by
Stewart. 3
81. 1a49, at her residence. 3s49 Warder
st. NV. MoLLIE STANLEY; deyoted
PehfF 0 Waypsn nS Bsnsbs Ms M0sS
Of California; sister Of Eta B. .Eisemby.
Also surviving are other relatives and
pends aee invited o n.
Funeral Home. 1870 9th st. NV. where
services viii be held August 5 at pm.
Interment Los Angeles, Calf.
Ausust TEIEF1 s4 5osHRHHH Fl fERY M9Ha's
4I3 st. NV, wife of William Tillery
and mother of Lizzie Bennett Notice Of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by Malyan
81 Schey.
TRUEHART. DOWNLISON On We'd
nesday, August 3, l949. at his residence.
Sl6 5th st. ne, DoWNL1soN TRUE
HART. Notice of funeral later Arrange
ments by Frazier's Funeral Home.
WARE. JAMES TAYLOR. On Sunday,
July 81. 1949: at Mount Alto Hospital,
JAMES TAYLOR WARE, husband of Mrs.
Dan, Lawson and Lloyd Ware. He also
leaves nieces nephews., other relatives and
many friends, Friends may. call at the
"; Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church. l43:
August 3. Funeral services THURSDAY,
August Z; at pm. at the Little Zion
Baptist Church. Westmorelsnd County. Va,
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
church cemetery 3
WERUM. MARTHA NJ On July 30.
1a4s: MARTHA N. WERuM of 5lo Leigh
Of Mrs. L: M. Henry Of Cumberland, Md. !:
Mrs William H. Davis and Mr.. Edward
Polling. Services at Chambers Funeral
Home. 1400 Chaplin st. NV, on Thursday.
August 4, at 1880 am. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-08-03

Ice for preserving perishables
was used by the ancient Egyptians,
Greeks and Romans.
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DrathB

FLETCHER, ANNIE E. On August ,,
l949 mother of Bertha b Mercilllott
1th st. s.e., on Friday, August ), at 2:3o
I'm. Interment Fort Lincoln.
FULLER, JOHN n. On Tuesday: August
Nd JOHN N. FULLER; beloved husband
he body on Thursday evening, August 4,
at his late residence. Funera! services
Friday August 3, at pm. 1nterment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
CAN'T. LENARD. OF 1920 R st. NV;
IN August ]. 1949, brother OF Robert and
}ers' Funeral Home, 30i. M St NV.
until Thursday. August 4. 2:30 pm. In
-erment Arlington National Cemetery.
GAsKINs, ANNIE. On SUNDAY, July 81
1919. at her residence, 1923 22nd St. nv
ash esehe Washinrton. AshnNo % MRS. Bertha Coleman
She is also survived by one niece, Beatrice
Cree; one sister-in-law. Mrs. Clara Gaskins;
sna Eder J. kfn snsT snd
Remains resting at the John T. Rhines
Home ra a3d ss at her
late residence. Funeral THURSDAY, Au-
gust 4. at l:30 pm, from the Gethsemane
Baptist Church, Va. ave: and end ST.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 3
GlbSON, MARf Z. On august /, 1871
at 615 Sth st. s.w., mother of William p.
and Albert F. Gibson. Remains resting at
Chambers Funeral Home, 517 18th St.
Sc until Thursday. August 4, at 1890
am. Mass in st. Dominic's Church at IL
am. Interment Glenwood Cemetery,
HARRIS. MAMIE MORTON. Entered
1919. at Gallinser Hospital MAMIE
MORTON HARRIS of 1912 Eye st. ne,
devoted mother of Mrs. Savannah Harris:
devoted sister of Mrs. Savannah Crudup of
Louisberg. N. c.; Mrs. Rosa Jones, Boston,
Mass; Mrs. Ollie Parks. Miss Claude
Jones, Miss zenora Jones. Mrs. Murdie
Green. Rufus, Grant, Wesley. Roland.
Arthur. Otis. Kelley and Millard Jones
and other relatives and friends. Remains
resting al the John T. Rhines Co. Funeral
Home 3rd and Eve SITS. !s.w., where rela-
tives and friends may call on Friday. Au-
gust 5, after 4 pm. Funeral SATURDAY.,
August e. Rev. B. Anderson oficiatins
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 2,3,3
HAWKINS. CHARLES f. On Saturday
July 80. 1949 at Bethesda Naval Hospital
CHARLES E. HAWKINS of 220 14th st.
ne. the beloved husband OF Mrs Mary T
Hawkins (nee KausI and father of Charles
F. and Paul E. Hawkins. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
Massachusetts, ave. ne. where services will
be held on August 4. at 10 am. Inter-
ment National Cemetery.
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HAWKINS, {

Henry W. Lawton Camp. No. 4;
Department Of the District Of
Columbia. U. s. W. ", are ad-
vised of the passing of Comrade
p. C. CHARLES E. HAWKINS,
on Saturday. July 80. 194q. Re-
mains resting at Lees Funeral
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DpathB

ADAMS. WILLARD ELMER. On Au-
gust /, 1949, of 1854 North Carellna ave
NJ, husband OF Nellie Elizabeth ADAMS
father of Thurston W Adams. brother oil
Mrs Otis Tice, Mrs. Bessie Watkins. Jo-
seph and Harry Adams. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7 Ilth st.
Sc, on Thursday, August 4, at $50 am
Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 3
ADAMS. Wn.LARD ELMER. A special
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DRatha

POTTS, ALICE. On Monday. August 1,
1949. ALICE POTTS Of 647. 18th st. ne
neral from the W. W. Deal Funeral Home,
Sl6 H st. ne. on THURSDAY, August 4, at
Interment Vestal. N Y. 3
Hospital, Washington, D. c., Mrs. BESSIE
POWER. wife OF the late. John !. Power of
Washington: D. c. She is survived by her
aunt, Mrs. Oakley Stewart OF Norfolk, Va.
and several nleces and nephews. She was
former resident of Frederick, Md. Fu-
neral services will be held at the c. E.
st, Frederick, Md. Thursday, August a.
at $50 pm daylight saving time In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery, Frederick,
Nd
POWERS. MARY J. On MONDAY, Au-
son St. ne, NARY J.. POWERS NEE NEE
Powers and mother Of Mrs. Alice Mckay
Funeral from the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Home, 1881 Georgia ave. NV. on Thurs
day August 4; at $40 an; HiGh requiem
Relatives and friends invited Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery
PRIMAS. EMMANUEL. Departed this
life Saturday. July 80, 1949, at Pitts
burgh, Pa, formerly of Thoroughfare, Va
Thursday. August 4. at 2 pm. EST 3
RAPUZZI, ANN z. On Monday. August
/. 194a at Doctors Hospital ANN E
RAPUzZI, beloved daughter of the late Ed
earet M Rapuzzi, Joseph E Rapuzzi Of
Abingdon, Ill. and John c. Rapuzzi OF
Syracuse, N. Y. Funeral from the Taltavull
Funeral Home, 36l9 l4th st. NV, on
Thursday, August 4 :, at $40 am. Re.
QUEEN mass at the Shrine of the Sacred
Heart Church at am. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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test in Circuit Court.
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|, Ann Z. Members Of Court
District of Columbia. No. 2l2,
Catholic Daughters of America,
are hereby notified of the death
OF a beloved member. Miss ANN
r. RAPUZZI, Monday, August
]. 1949, and are asked to as
G hla fnr TIA racit O 1 inn nf
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SPECIAL NOTICES

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good ONCE mgr, accountant, bkpr.7
ssn: W :R'ssii ALA! T. Adasc 5a!s WI III e Rss
THE ANNUAL. MEETING or The
District OF Columbia Chapter Of the
American Red Cross for the pHf-
pm. at the United states Cham
Der of Commerce Building, 1915 Il
st. nv WashinEton. D. c. NAT
BANKRUPTcY sALELIn Re: Bernard
Center. Bankrupt. Bankruptcy sale
Of stock Of groceries and fixtures
consisting Of the following Counters,
gondolas. shelves; ten.foot meat case,
nee equipment. counters. shelves,
refrigerator. scales, basket carts,
slicing machine. meat saw. beer
cooler. meat block. dairy box ana
compressor and hanging meat scales
is4s, at.the premises Of the Bank
rupt, located at 1919 Mount Vernon
avenue, in the City Of Alexandria.
Virginia, beginning at 1000 O'Clock
an. and continuinT thereafter real. r,Siset Sntit
to confirmation by the United States
District Court for the Eastern Dis
trict Of Virginia. MAURICE p.
Ess.2 sa1 TyS:tsf W..snston !t1s.t s.na
Alsasndris, lipsss. 1 viTsini.. RI n''0n 81
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES Insur-
ance Company.-Notice of Special
Meeting Of Stockholders TO Pc Held
Of ooysrnmsnt Employees Naplc. Is bnlsS1 bnsg5,
:ysn anss tSs9 Special f0uaee meetns q e.
ployees Insurance COMPANY will pc
held at the principal once OF thS
s1Dis'' sna. K streets NV. Wssh,nstox:
10 o'clock in the forenoon. Eastern.
Daylight Saving Time. for the pas-
poses OF; l !ncreasins sne .a,.nsnv am.n0
from sboo,o 600 to s6oo.0 900. that is
common stock to .150, 900 shares Of
such stock in order that the boarS
record June 20. 1919. payable on
one-nfth share Of said stock for
each share held on the record date.
Q. Ratifying the arrangements made
by this company with Government
Employees Life Insurance Company
for the cooperative use Of personnel,
facilities and equipment, ana IoS
the issuance Of all the capital stock
Of the Life Insurance Company to
the stockholders, employees, omcers
and directors of this company: 3.
Transacting any other business
which may properly. come before
the meeting The minute books OF
the company will be available At the
meeting. The stock transfer books 5ooss
of the company will not be closed
prior to the meeting. but only stock,
Business, June 10. 1ala. viii be
entitled to vote at the meeting.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors:
LEO GOODWIN.
WILLIAM X JACOBS. JR.,
JEROME A. NEWMAN
ROBERT J. MARONY.
DAVID LLOYD KREEGEH.
DANIEL J. CALLAHAN. JR..
Dated: GANS,S NAV Is. 3. 1879 1919.
NO DOWN PAYMENT
so-gallon automatic sas hct:wstsr
heater. 6-year guarantee. S11g:b 90
installed. Other models ana sizes
ct reasonable prices,
J. SHAPIRO
Resistered Plumber. NO. 5000.
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Births Reported

Edward and Shirley Aud. girl.
Alvin and Loise Bailey, boy.
Thomas and Vivian Bayer, girl.
Victor and Elizabeth Bieber, girl.
Robert and Pauline Britton, boy.
Marvin and Wilma Brooks, boy.
Joseph and Eloise Gaetto, boy.
James and Ruth Clements, girl.
Robert and Viola Grouse, boy.
William and Bertha Davis, boy.
Salvatore and Mary DeEaRosa. boy.
Orville and Audrey Demaree, girl.
Robert and Mary Devaughn. boy.
Harley and Miriam Drake, girl.
willis and Althea Duncan, boy.
Lloyd and Anna Endeld, girl.
Nathan and Grace Ferris, girl;
Bennett and Vera Gambrell, boy.
John and Myrtle Gibbons, girl.
willis and Rosemary Harmon, girl.
Richard and Elizabeth Hughes, boy.
Frank and Helen Iaouinta, boy.
Robert and Helen Jefferis, sirl.
Robert and Mary johnson, boy.
William and Barbara Lee, boy.
Robert and Nancy Lyons, girl.
William and Jessie Mitchell. girl:
George and Evelyn Norman, girl.
George and Helene Angeles. girl.
Robert and Ruth Bauer, girl.
John and Salome Bayly, girl,
Robert and Jane Bowker, girl
Eugene and Marjorie Brooks, boy.
Hammond and Laura Buckholtz, girl.
William and Mildred Carroll, boy.
Douglas and Lorraine Coombe, Eiri.
burton and Mary Davidson, boy.
Ralph and Carrie Dees, boy.
Alfred and Evelyn DeLuca, boy. +
Henry and Murie1 deMsrne, boy.
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| Thomas and Audrey Dcian, boy.
Clarence and Jean Drayer, BOY.
Georse and Great Emmcnx, boy.
Tss%ss Tss1nH1s .s9 s4a Msss kasei riins' ha .ii "
Max and Sadie Gazin, girl.
Luther and Elizabeth Gray. giri
Bernard and Marsuerite Hulse. bey.
| Ballard and Koviiia Jameson. Rtri.
James and winnifrec John.tone. gin
Jsef and Annette Ladviek, boy.
Lacy and Mary Macon. giri.
Warren and Esther Asihorn. boy
gs, ana nd so,
oliver and Lillian Ola. Giri
Wentworth and Ethel Peiree. siri.
% harry and He.tries pon.rans., siri-
Elmer and Msris PupDhIsy boy boy
Frederick and Marie Reed. ain.
! Ray and Alice Rice. -Efri
.ne a1d j.n. hasr, sSs
| william and Frances Roseh. boy.
wiliam yseE and 'ne H.snor Msasf5s ssrnsas iii
Elmer Esrrs :ns .na jean jean ssnsil.oos ssii boy
Kenneth and France Snyder. siri.
Ea.srd and Msrsls ,, s,.rssla s,nssl.g,s sSs ..r,
FLOYD FLOYD and nd E,hsiun ssmons. BOY.
Georgs and Irene Tsylor. boy
Robert and Evelyn Thomas. BOY.
Vasilios and Mary Vazenios. girl
Paul and Eva voiRht. boz
William and Patricia Ward. Girl.
Walter and Vivian Weedmsn.. siri.
Edward and Carolyn Wenk; boy
Thomas ard Rose Werner. boz.
John and Gertrude Whitehoue. boy.
Foy and Betty Williams. girl;
William and Yvonne Wilson. boy.
Theodore and Marion WoReon. boy
Philip and Emile Yaser. girl.
Joseph and MsTsaret zapolski; siri.
Artemus and Lillian Bailey. poy
Daniel and Ester BrigRman. boy.
| Robert and veree Brown. boy.
William and Christine Butlere. Rirl
Henry and Pauline Conner. girl.
Robert and Dorothy Furbush. Eirl.
Jessie and Mary Haskins. boy
Louise and Pauline Jackson. 10y.
William and Margaret Lytle. boy
william and Elizabeth Maye. boy.
John and Sarah Nelson. boy,
Odell and Dorothy Parker. boy
Harlan and Edith Proctor. boy.
William and Rosa Proctor. boy.
Yee and Shee Quinn. boy
| Anderson and Minnie Rawlings. boy.
| Thomas and Adell Rice. girl.
Bernard and Florence Steele. .GirL
Claude and Agnes Taylor. girl.
James and Mary Thompson, girl.
Leigh ana Gratesy Tibbs. boy.
John and Marion White. boy.
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DAV AuxiIiuries to Meet

A conference of Disabled Amer
|ican Veteran Auxiliaries from
Maryland, Virginia, West Vir-
ginia and the District will be
held at 1880 pm. tomorrow in
the Commerce Department audi
torium,
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Royon, Cotton
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ing full il-fashioned and no-seam. Pastel
shades and neutral color tones. Broken sizes
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Evening star., 1949-05-26
Women's Patent
Leather Shoes, $3'''
Linens and Domestics

I white Cotton Sheet Blanket Was s20s Now. 81 so
Muslin Sheets skies Were s27o. Now 81 95
l Cotton Luncheon Cloth 5oxso inches. Was q. Nov.
81
I Cetten Luncheon Set s2x7o inches Was s62s. Now.
S3.95
Cotton Bridge Set. Was a. Now 81
1 Cotton Luncheon Cloth Was sips. Nov Csc
1 Luncheon Cloth Of Cotton Was s27s Now. 81 rs
Raven and Cotton Towels In white. Were 81 Now
SOC
- Pairs Paper Drspes. Were ssc. Now 28c
"A Raper Shades In various sizes. Mounted and un-
mounted Were Soc Sc and 75c. Now Csc
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