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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
Europe's Soap
Supply Is
Called Good

OSLO-tP9-Dr Erie Msnn
fusmer pruie.ss'S in a Less Angeles
university and an expert on
Eurupesn affair dcclares. ''ss,ap
Is ofle e the items which are
psasniiiul here No ss.sp sllolld
~ senl a. gIit iFom thc United
States. send something elae. be
eays. but no soap"
d. Mann ls IN Osle a. dsseaszs
the establishment uf univef sliy
cssHrrss fur Ameficans ~ the
Oslo University BE has been
csnd'scting = one man spsp fer
children campaign for the lat
few yesrs IN the unitei state
whirh has supplied 6S0.000
pssssIsas ol sa@p 10 ncc,iy Hstitu
tsons ali 0ver Eurupc
~FwnCc. sweden. Luxcm-
lssirg. BclKum. Holland alusvsi
al European countries have noW
all the soap they need mostly
through homg production. the
doctur says Certainly Amer
scans shall continue o. help
where help Is needed There
fore lct us send linen. hcd sheets.
pillow eases There Is fuf IN
stance. not one single incubator
in Oslo. aaaybe some Americans
wiil get one for the kikshos-
pitalci. Barneavdelingen. Oslo"
d. Mann says the recovery IN
Norway after the war Is marked,
but ssili inuomplcte Is Norway
has suffered unbelievsbly a
the hands of the German IN
vaders who has destroyed . large
part % NoTways national
wealth
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05

2Etsts4AtM A4NfANsHNsN HAttttRaN -
ted that tlte Nofth Atlsutir PsCt
m MT q SiainesF tNIn uf the
arms pgugl sin iu -onneciion with
the pact lig explained that the
sensts can sppEuve the pssct Ca
slliante Wsthusit providing any
tssorry Cor ti'e fcagming oi pa
fupe.
Ile mentiuned IllssSla sIperift
caly while distressing tle alii-
anrr ilc said that u the soviet
Union thinks the pact Is directly
aimed al tho uniun. them why
DIES u not pfucecd. under pruvi-
siuns available In the United Ma
ti0n2, 10 agree a. . peaceful set
element of the differences that
now heset the world Il b Rus
sias recaicitrant attitude that
forced the Western Bloc u Ma
tons to take action ioF their pro-
teCtion hy agreeing g. consolidate
against aNEFcasof nations.
Senator Arthur NsndcnbeFg oi
the Foreign Affai. Committee
viii speak Tomorrow in favor "a
the alliance. and senator Robert
A Taft minority leader IN the
senate. will speak later IN the
wcek Taft said to-day he wif IA
v0r the pact but that he will op-
pose the oountry's rearmtng Eu-
Fupc.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
e.. X. McFadden
Aboard Carrier

GREAT LAKES. M. July s.
Midshipman q. r. McFaddcn.
uSN. u S23 United street. KEY
West. Is participating IN the first
of two aircraft carrier cruises in
the Atlantis that are planned iug
thN summer
These two-weck CRUISES Wcrc
scheduled ~ = part ot TIE sum
meT training pruGram a. give
Naval Academy midxhlpWcn uf
the class II 1881 practical ship
board training and an oppof
tunity O. learn b. doing" a.
well - a broader insight into
naval aviation.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
City Commission
Had No Quorum

There Was no quorum 81 ihe
City Commission last night Only
CITY CommiSsionef lsDuIk Car
lsbnell. City Manager Ralph ID
Spalding and City Attorney ig-
Mathis Lester appeared st City
Hall
There will be a special mcri
lng next Monday night
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
Tokyo Rose
Goes On Trial
For Treason

SAN FRANCISCO. July D.
Tokyo Rose" goes on trial to-
morrow IN federal cutart here 0n
q charge of treason SpecIiic
charge against her Is that dug
ING the war. she bTosdcast in
Tokyo IN favor of Japan ard
against the United States In her
broadc=StS. she tried Ga under
mine the morale of American
soldiers and sailors fighting IN
the Pacific
n she l. found guilty. she may
be sentenced 10 death 90 gwen
FIVE wears IN prison and fined
Sl0.Woo.
Her counsel said to-day they
W1ll stress tao points tn dc
Tending hcr-that she wss fH-
ced by the japanese to make the
bruadcaSiS. and that she ls not
= citizen of the United State bsis.
instead. Is . citizen of Portugal.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
Employment
Service Gets
Jobs For 81

Placements made by the KEY
West office II the Florida State
Employment Service during
June totaied 8s
J N knight Jr. local office
manager rcporied that the nor
NAL increase of lob spplicslions
began with the close al the
school year a. students and
teachers sought summer work
and graduates were entering thc
labor market The usual decrease
II job openings during the Oft
summer srason Is also underway
The Key west employment
service office received 100 new
applications feT jobs during June
of shis yesf. a. conpaFed b. l05
IN June = year aao. knight
sad ~Jab oFaers rerwfwsvi atsF
tnx the monsh tuiaied ss white
Us openings were reported last
June"
Active application files st the
Key West employment seFvice
office show that . majority of
those woTkeEs seekinn jobs are
CLERK iypiai. saios rlas 80 laANof
era truck drivers and ~ the
% workers Feiefred 20 b0b Open
ings during The month by The
employment uifice. IS were sue
Cessfully placed Employment
Was secured fof f6 women and
20 veterans
Both prospective employers
and employees Will find the a.
tivitiex of the Florida state Em-
ployment Service useful IN meet
ing their JOB problems knight
urges anyone Who wants help or
further Information t0 ContaCt
the local Florida State Employ
mcni ScrvicC office ~ 3la Si-
mont0n street. job orders will b.
takcn over telephone as9.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05

All along the FiofAia Keys
came reports ~ = greatly sreeie-
rated business ever the week
end. Many hotels and uaoiels n
TsveFnier. Marstlson and oslser
poanis weFe completely filled
with viSitoFs over tire week-
end.
The City poiiee and the Sher-
ifs office reported today that
there were no arrests aud only
one sceisient reported. That in-
volved one ear running into .
parked auto. and the driver as
not injured
The Aquarium. always q good
tourist barometer. repurtea the
number uf paid admissions rep.
resented = Is pet cent Inrfeage
over the Fourth u July week-
end last year.
County and City beaches weTe
crowded wifh locai cittzenn and
viSitDa. Ligsnss plstex on vlsiss
ms autouaDbsies Indicated thst .
large nulnhef "a them weFe iFpm
Mismi and upstate Florida.
The Chamber II Cmnmefre
reTorts that caFfent surveys
siaoW that flne mveFaks tourist
ugass..Aa "A a sam iav.mmAs@m he
Is away ffofn bofsse Each dollar
of this figure. the survey pusnts
oui. Is divided anlong the follow
imN
Retailers set 26 cents. FeSisur-
ants 2i cents. hotels ~ per cent.
service stations ~ cents. saais-
uenl places. ? cent. loeal tgans-
pugtstiun facilitics cent and
miscellaneous seven cent&
~Locsl efforts 20 increase usft
tourist bgssiness Nh0sIld c0niintle
a. strongly ~ possible" said the
Chambers repurt We cite usfr
orKaniEsiions drive for aiiveg.
tlslng funds a. . mseans in whtCh
business can assist IN tievsifptnE
tourist revenue
The Chamber has pssrvtsased
and distributed 10000 sufnfuFr
ADVERTISING folders IN the mofth
and is now launchin9 = campaign
IN Havana THIS advertising a.
heing undcrwTitien ~ tunas
spliciied frum Interested citlatns
and business pe1ple =
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
Senator Connolly Speaks Today
InFavor OF North Atlantic Pact;
Vandenberg And Taft To Talk Later
Connolly Maintains Pact Does Not.--
Usurp Congress POrer To Etlr0p
Declare War Suppl

WASHINGTON July 5.-Senaiog Tom Connolly Of TcKus
today spookinq about North A0nle Poet sad toi
nothing the poet that uHuFps the authority OF congress 10
doclure in any wuy this country 90
without the approved Of congress
tie remarked ho some senators who oppose the puCi
hu upptovul by the will leave the congress
poefleEs when tis country shall shall to
He challenged any senator anybody else point out pro
The meuy approved seveo months by the United
Slusos N that ukes from congress whit
OF aulhorY power when questions Of zap ior
aadasuson
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
Coal Miners
Back I'm Pits;
Talks Postponed

WASHINGTON. July 3-Coal
miners. ahandonink their No
sontract. no work" policy went
10 wuFk today while their Pres
iient John L. Lewis tries to
come 90 an agreement with coai
operators IN the north. south and
west Each miner receives s42la
foF . thFce-day week
Ia mines east ol the Mi3slA9ip-
pi. the miners will wofk only
three days q week. bat in the
western mines they wiii be un
the Iob five days weekly.
II was said today there n lit-
tie hope Of srtthng the differ
enCes a an early date between
the UNION and the eoal cognpa-
mes. That was one reason that
led 10 postp0nlng further aascu2-
suns until July ~
Lewis - demanding higher
wages and increased health pay
usents. Southern cual operators
sre against both pTupussls ami
operators ELSEWHERE. u was re-
ported. viii take . similar stand
when discussions are resumed.
Tomorrow Union leaders and
representatives II the Uniled
States Steel Corporation will
hold . conferenre Twenty thuus-
and miners are employed tn the
e0mpany's pits II Was said today
that the U0mpsny opposes IN
crease an wages and granting uf
pcnstons. As have bern proposed
By L.aMl..
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
Housing Projects
Change New York

NEW YORK 80 Within =
iew wears II H expeefgd that uue
oui of every > residents oi NeE
Ysak City wiil he living ~ .
h0using pFpBect
TIE neW apartment pu lcVis.
hesides changing thc fsre ui Man
haitian hy removing many "a thc
odd tenemcnts. also b upsetting
an old pattern whereby ncighbor
hussds were dominated by pcIplc
of similar national background
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
Gilmore Returns
Here Thursday

USS HoN ard W GIlmurv. sub
marine tender which went on .
cruise a. Ncw Orleans over the
holiday weekend - expected
hack az KEY West Naval Station
on Thursday
The vaFluiis submarine that
sent on weekend irBps 90 Miami
Tampa ard 81 Petersburg sfo "a
pcrted back late to-day uT tumlur-
ruw
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
Salt Lake
Rises Again

SALT LAKE CITY 4h- The
Great Salt Lake. shallow rem
nant oi pre-hEtOric Lake bnn
neville Is usnE slowly again
The lake has $50 milss "i shore
hnc and Is ted bR many fn"un
tam rivers and crseks After tFs
periods uf several year. etffr.
ration ~ the highly .allur ws''f
ocrurs ~ RAPID rate and ths
lakc level falls Scientiata rvpudt
4 Is about fave feet higher than
q a. al time recorded ioW resrf
"a IN 1870 L. highest known
level came N 1870
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
Dominica DePrima
Died On Saturday

Domnp iAs Pilma. %. p...eti
away saturday evening after =
lruE ILLNESS.
kuut 81 atTElffa were hg}d
tiI nHu|u- ~ % o',l0,k lu thf
Chars ai thr inpcr Funeral
llumt th,ur, fu Sc Mafs Star
uf ths SEA latuolI, Church
where Ws. tor the dead &s
aid O., Rsv Jossnh Maung. S
J.
Burial va. in 'hc Catholic &c
mefcry
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
Idaho Mormon
Town Grows Old

FRANKLIN. idsho - - =
Franklin. idaho's oldei cummun-
lty. reCcntiy observed a. a1ih asa
n4vcrsary The town. in the "a
trcme sulthca 4 CurncF e the
state. vas settled ~ M0rmuns
a. the last census u had q pop
ulation ol SIS
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
Robert NOrcisa
On Valley Forge

GREAT LAKES. Illinois. Juiy
R0tnFt NorClsa. svtatiun ma
chinisfs mate. third class. USN
son of Lnuis Nofcisa "a ls2B Nir-
ginia Key West - scheduled to
% mboard the aircraft carrier
USS Valley Furge with Attack
Squadron lie duFsng July foF .
iew weeks oi carrier operations
of the coast ~ southern Cali
foFnia
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
County Tax Roll
Up $3,572,S23
Over Last Year

dolfe Will Make
RePort Tonight To
toaniy Commission
Toaal hasnroa csunsy Tax roll
tS Ists = szs1soass. an in.
srsaas 81 sasyaa2s ever ihs rcll
e Ista coumiY Tax Assesses
ciaaas csasalis vii Espori ss
a3mawhf'n nasstins ei the hsonros
c@unfE cosnminsion.
Tha imsEeMss esmsa largely
fSum shoui si.eoao0o woEsh of
mmw eonsaruriion In KsY West
aurins ne las rear. sboai 81
oennoo wuFth "a nsw bulldinss
ahsa seat up en- Fissida KsYs IN
sne imat ~ monfhs. snd an ed
wamns of appsoximafsiY ssoo.ooo
h. psssoasi psopsFtY.
"tssaaine.a psople are esrryine
nauah larger stocks than formsr-
D.. SD Gandolfo said to-day.
sKpissninE the increasc in prop-
sfiy taKra.
Cansioifo ssia that Il the pres
ent taK rata II q millz h pat
imte effeet ~ the County Gem
naiaMan on ls49 roil tlle eouniy
wuuid otaaln as0ut ssi.as3 more
len taxea than a gnt last year.
TIE t@x rate IA divided BE-
tmen 1ln hoara a Public M
aaFusason. mhieh RetN Us mills
a1sa the ouuutY. which setF io.5
msIls
in epafa ~ tle fart that 70
So eeut maat be elli frusn thc
Ktmlea aIlos Hseua a. the esiainiy
sria~sss. tissrare OBfyani. super
lntegalsni uf pubiie Instruction.
MMaa fsmi8E flHmf hc h0ged ille
noons Is tale lss tiie 4rissssiz
msaaAa ma he lneleascd
WnrNnnf aa.a he wuuid rec
susnsad 81 ti,e Scilfsal 8sssrd that
fha pgenMnf rs milis o. the
s4iaxs44 - naf increased
a twlexe So Wisouls can Get
a. mltisuaH the g per cent II
assle ftlnsls SD O'nrvsnt. we
maH haN8 to mFnnp and ave IN
e0efs aatsef iepnTtuent We viii
"a - ahle g. a. msny of the
ttmRs we had planmed on doing
in g. Wsg ai maintenance
Ia ms gNpuft Gn the Cosinty
Camanstaelun tonight. tsandsstto
wf aiuN un inefease from sla..
mz Tas lasi year ~ si64a9.sao
- fis lands which are ciassei
a. nnn eNemiui Tbs - an IN
rseman - 81 3H8N&3
Tlarfe = an rncrcasr ~ bos.TII
tm see raffwmi hmmeatrad eMcmp-
thm heflng H. iaa8 the hume
ntmma enesupa lsan totaled sa.eso.
80 nma fhis veaf they amount
e. 3InfapxI
Na4lom8ug is huw me ipss tad
rsG1 Is maae up. C0mpared wish
laaa
lamfsfs reverted e. state under
Chanirf faxa6 t8&9 slo3.zfo.
Gnaa tla2NT0
Csmnfy tax certifiCaie land
fNnn Exnmpal. la49-&if1s1n.
fm4a si1a0i0
CaunfF taK certnicatr land
ftnmsairadl. lgt9 Sl6.eoo. 1913
Sass
Nan exempi land tcufrcnl;
HnaA sle.4s8 $50. is&s-siA-
ca Tu3 -.
Hsamesfeafs tcuFfUnt- SI3lS.-
81 taaa sA680 $50
psfsnnai prupefty lsAS-Aa.-
90 81 lafa Saasl7sa.
naiiruaa ard teieEraph ls4a--
asa 2sf. fgs8- $50 ia2
Tsals tgs9 s2a 280.0a5. lgAs
sz& 7a7 z12
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05

TALLAHASSEE. July A.
Cgmpsroilaw c. Car toa1Y Is
sued . eail fos the eondition of
ell state bankn at the close of
busine41 on June 20.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
Hundreds Of Visitors
Pour Into County Over
Fourth OF July Period
No AccideHis Reported There We're
No Arresis Saturday, SHn-
day Ind Monday
day Ind Monday

No, On accident reported anywhere MonSoe County
over The lonq weekend and Key Wez enjoyed the qeles hob
day period IN Yeors
There large influx OF visitors the weekend with
hotels restaurants and llnq reporting qTeutly In
creased business during she holduya
The Key West ChunbaF ol Commerce. tha morn
ing revealed hu number Of hoels and quest houses
hod hung Out No Vocuncy signs Saturday and Sunduy
tuss time oH manY Of them In months
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-05
CALLS ISSUED
FOR BANK
STATEMENTS

tmE Nhr AsmmFAatsa nsN@st
WASHINGTON. July She
ssmpsrollsE of the earFsneY co
amY issued . call Cor the condi.
ten of ali national banks a the
elo1e Of BUSINESS On Thursday.
Tun@ 90
Evening star., 1949-03-02
\X[:; \XE;:iH i 5;
". -. ............

BIOSOPHY.
Biosophical Institute willard Hotel;
From Human Bondage to Human Free
-Ol'l' CHESS AND CHECKERS.
Meeting of the Chess and Checker Club
YMcA. 1875 g street NV O'CLOCK TO-
'''"''' DANCES.
Thomson Recreation Center, Twelfth and
streets, NV; instruction In folk and
SO3a Walsh 'iukr Cub, rear Of 1898 TWenty second
street N W; Instruction in, South American
dances, $40 o'clock tonight.
MUSIC.
The chsBel sixtsentR tn sTedse Wsde
N. Stephens, organist, 8 o'clock tonight
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
National Botanic Garden, First street
and Maryland avenue S. wv, open m. m 10
pm. Sundays through Fridays, an
to noon Saturdays, annual azalea show
through March 10.
Pan American Union. sevsnteenth street
am. am to 4:3o pm. weekdays and an an
to noon Saturdays; oils. monotypes and
wood cuts by Antonio Frasconi' thfoush
March 15.
Nv. open daily from 4 to pm. ex-
cept Mondays and Thursdays; Paintings.
ceramics @ and sculpture by Washington
artists.
first street NV, open II am to 10 IN
Mondays II am 70 TO p pm IueSSags M snSs
days; days. modern @ a. art EXHIBITS; also French
Monday.
National Gallery of Art, sixth street
| am to 5 pm. weekdays and : to 10 p. m
prsIns he Mellon, Kress, Wtdsner ,1na otbe4 and
donors a AN and MichelanGelo's statue of
David -
Coreoran Gallery of Art seyenteenth
ii:5eHS - to 4:30 t5G pm pm Mondays, 10 am to 4:a0
D m Tuesdays through Fridays, am. 10
4:30 pm. SATURDAYS and to m sun
days: water colorS by artists OF Washing
ton, for an indefinite period.
Fish and Wildlife Service, under main
lobby in Commerce Department. Bullolng
Fourteenth and streets NV; open open
am. to 4 pm. daily; display OF animals
and fresh-water fish.
hIStudio Group Show. No. Hillyer Court;
| open! Saturdays 10 a m to 4:3o ?. m; ano
pedods periad: PAINTINGS, Sculpture and ceramics
Silver Spring. Art Gallery. 92l6 Flower
avenue; selected prints from collection OF
wash drawings OF World wax l. oy Multi
head Bone, through March 12
place NV exhibition Of paintings by six
WASHINGTON artists Husbands ans WlEeSl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gates, Mr. and Mrs
James MacLaughlin and Mr.. and MIS-, JacH
Perlmutter; open q to 10 pm. weekdays
and > TO , NJ. Sundays. through March
American Veterans Committee. art ex-
hibit, paintings and drawings by Therese
NJ Schwartz: AVG Clubhouse, l75l New
Hampshire avenue NV. through Friday.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Soldiers. Sailors and Marines Club, 1905
street NV; lounge, library, writing
desk, billiard tables and radio.
Servicemen's Victory Center. 1113 Penn
sylvania avenue NV; free canteen, open
daily, noon to midnight.
The Armed Services ,YMcA. 1875 G
street NV: bingo, o'clock tenishs
teenth and K streets NV; orchestra
dance, $50 o'clock tonight. ,
Dance, at Fort McNair Service Club
No |, o'clock tonight.
Dance, Navy Barracks Quarters No. ].
|S O'Clock tonight, members invited from
Fort Myer South Post, 26Oth Group D. c.
Dance, Andrews Air Force Base, 1880
o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
Births Reported
CFrom the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics

Frank and Amanda Arthur. girl.
John and Patricia Bardi boy.
Harold and Dorcas Barnhart; girl.
Thomas and Anna Beale, girl
Gaylen and Dorothy Bogss, boy.
Norman and Blllee Bomze: boy u,.,
William and Lillian Brodsky. boy.
James and Olga Broderick. girl.
William ard Julia Bruesseman, girl.
Clifford AID Junetta Bullion, girl.
Jackson and Mary Coffey, girl.
Russell and Betty Cook boy
Estevan and Carmen Correa. boy.
Elmer and Mary Craun girl.
John and Eileen Croghan, boy.
John and Susan Davis, girl.
Harvey and Barbara Derine, girl.
william and Suzanne Dinker, girl.
Oliver and Grace Dixon, boy
Donald and Norman Dohm. gtrl.
Troy and Josephine Drew, girl:
Eugene and Victoria Ecklund. boy.
Charles and Elizaoeth EggerS, ooyi
FRANKLIN and Theima Finnicum, boy.
Joe and Lola Franklin. girl
James and Sylvia Frank, boy,
Tames E09eF' anS ana GIoTia SSTane Gianatss. @ boy
william and Gladys Giles; boy.
Allan and Irene Glaze, girl. :,
Thurmon mad ,Innes GochenQur. girl.
Th5mas r a ma and Martha Green, girl.
Edgar and Rose Greene. boy.
Ernest ard Patricia Grierson, girl.
Harvey and Pauline Groves. boy.
Wilford and Marian Hail. girl.
william and Christie Handy, boy
Ira and Shirley Hand. girl.
Harold and Jean Harvill. girl.
George and Catherine Hayes. boy.
Lyle and Carol Heedufn. cir.
James and Helen Alfred, boy.
Gilbert and Celestlne Bigelow. girl.
Vincent and Lottie Boone, boy.
Thomas and Prealie Brackeen, girl.
James and Grace Brent. boy.
Willie and Pauline Calhoun, sirl.
Jonn and Hannah Cheathsm. girl
Thurman and Fortuna Cherry, girl.
clifton and Alma Cole girl.
Herman and Betty Cole, boy.
Howard and Althea Eyerette. girl.
Paul and Beatrice Gather. boy.
william and Hattie Goldering. girl.
Leroy and Bernice Harrison, boy,
Johnnie and Dorothy, Hooker. girl. 10,
Thomas and Prettophine Jackson, girl.
Nose and Eleanor johnson, boy.
Karl and Annie Jones, boy.
Evening star., 1949-03-02

gives your make-beIieve pearls
new beauty -. new fashion
All the ottery of bouquet yours when necklaces blend
two three shades of hyocnth pink or blue Even
single strand adds its deeper tone in mock jewel clasp
With your pastel bouses your foweroned soors your bon
bon hats these toneon-tone beauties add exqustey
ensembIed look.
a. Three shades of pink blue in strand neck
lace with figree clasp, So.
Three-stone bracelet with eweI-rnoke believe $780,
b.. Single strand with deeper clasp, $3.50
Tone-on-tone q tu,o-strond necklace, $3.50.
Earrings ball or button, $40; drop, $3.50.
Prices include 20'e tox
w&I,-coume Jewely.
Evening star., 1949-03-02
Deaths Reported
From the D, c. Bureau of vital Statistics.

TFTOm IIt D. z. bUItau U1 VIIHI OVoN1"V1O17 :
Celeste Petrie. 80, 1701 Massachusetts, ave
Letitie Neale, 76, (address not given).
Jessie Perry. "A, 215 Emerson st. nv.
Caleb Fanshaw, 80, 2507 North Capitol st
William Willis, 65. 2I45 California st. w.
Sarah Walsh, go. 4211 Chesapeake St NV
Roy Petite, 46, 1884 4th st. ne.
Angus Downing 80. 1915 Kenyon st. NV.
Donald Reidy. 90, 1904 Ames St; ne.
Sandra BTeen, ., Temple Hill. Nd.
James curtis, 90. Upper Marlboro, Md.
James Hawkins, "A, .27ol 14th st. NV
CordeIla Lancaster, 50, 81 Seaton pl: NV
John Lenard Cant, 81, 1001 Monroe st. W
William Miller, 55, 5643 Linwood pl. ne.
Helen Wantqn;;, 30 425 % 21st st. ne
Christine Jones, infant, 70 Pierce st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-09-18
Current Exhibitions

NATIONAL GALLERY OF AIT. Con-
stitution avenue and Sixth street--
Paintings. sculptures by masters.
ssuSsals and prsnsS is.s g sss9
art. Gallatin bequest.
NATIONAL MUSEUM, National Coz
lection Of Fine Arts, Constitusion
avenue and Tenth street-Ameri-
can paintings and old eastsrs.
th1a;ss naysa pee.s,9 eenssnqi sssiaa sshtesoS s;
Henriette Reuchlin.
Of orsphie Arts. indepsnds9cs ave.
nue. and Tenth street-prints py
Armin Landeek. through October 5.
rREER GALLERY. OF ART, Twelfth
street and Jefferson drive-0rt-
entail and Far Eastern arts. Paint:
ings and etehings By whistler and
exhibits. Thayer centennial ex-
hibition. through December.
CORCORAN GALLERY OF ART. sew
enteenth street between New York
avenue and = street - American
paintings and sculpture and the
W A. CLARK CLARK collection; s .,,!. AmsI,SSsan sSa
bitions By Kainen and Smith.
PHILLIPS MEMORIAL, GALLERY,
1900 Twenty firSt street-Pstnt-
ings and prints. Contemporary
paintings from the collection. Pho
tosraphs Of artists opening today.
ARTS CLUB. 2017 I street-Asm-
bers show. through September.
outdoor sculpture opening today.
DUMBARTON OAKS COLLECTION,
1903 Thirty-second street NV
Byzantine Art.
PUBLIC LIBRARY, Eighth ana i
streets N. W.-Exhibition BY Mary
Eta Sharpe, through September.
wHYTE GALLERY. 1873 Connect.
cut avenue N.W.-Exhibition by
Jack Berkman, throush sebtefA-
ALFRED FOWLER rRINf aAILx1x,
TIA Connecticut avenue NV
Engrayings by Stanley Anderson.
through September.
LlBRARY OF CONGRESS, 1ass Cast
toll and First streets.
HOWARD UNIVERSITY GALLERY
OF ART. sixth street and Howard
place N.w.-Student show.
PLAYHOUSE TNEATER 0AILklY,
727 Fifteenth street N.W.-"ro1-
tugal." BY Ferry and clayton.
SILVER SPRING ART GALLERY.
9216 Flower avenue, Silver 1prine.
Md.-Work BY Hibben and ftvas.
Sculpture demonstration today at
- ~ Jess Stevens. .,,. ..,..
s1SDa1 drouD shoa. s.sutdass.. ssf 1SS.4:so;
rAfRhfAXsoiiPiN AfaRhfHAcXksoiiPeiiN STUDIO. los
Prince street. Alexandria, Va
20 children exhibitins oils on Ma
tional Dog Week. Pupils Of JeAne
Fowler Roberts.