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tertained the family at Thanks
giving dinner on Thursday, Nov.
"a, at p. m. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Payne and
daughter Barbara, Mrs. Cora
Lane, Mrs. Elvora Walls, Mrs.
Dorothy Moore and son Alfred,
Miss Annetta Lawson, and Mr..
Thomas Duncan.
Mrs. AIgcrine Payne, 637Ia
Olson Blvd, flew to Milwaukee,
Detroit and Chicago for the
Thanksgiving holiday. She is ex-
pected to return to the city Nov.
80.
Mrs. Edith SiZer HerndOn, 2914
l4th Ave. So. flew TO Chicago to
spend the Thanksgiving holiday
with her husband, Mr.. S. Quay
Herndon. She left the city Friday
evening, Nov. rs and returned
Monday morning, Nov. 2S.
The Comma Nj Lambda Chapter
of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity
will hold its regular monthly
meeting at the Sterling club. st.
Paul.
There will be n meeting of the
Minneapolis Bowling Association
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Underwood, 1912 Clinton
Ave So, Wednesday, Dec. 7, at s
p. m. Club members are working
out tentative plans for a Xmas
party to be held Dec. IS at the
American Legion Club, 1913 Hy-
land Ave. No.
CORRECTION: In mentioning
the meeting of the Twin City
Maids and Matrons Bridge Club
last Saturday evening, Nov. 20 at
the home of Mrs. r. S. Underwood
1922 Oakland Ave. So, we neglec-
ted to attach the Mrs" to Mrs.
r. S. Underwood's name. Our
apologies to you Mrs. Underwood.
At that meeting prizes were won
by Mrs. Cleat Oliver, first; Mrs.
r. S. Underwood, second, and Mrs.
Harold Combs, third Mrs. G. w.
Glenn was the clubs guest for the
evening: she also won the guest
prize. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Frank Terry,
1912 First Ave. So, Saturday
afternoon, Dec. 10 at 1870 p. m.
All members are instructed to re-
member that this meeting has
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ricks, corresponding secretary;
Mr.. John Murphy, treasurer. The
next meeting of the club win be
held Wednesday, Dec. 7.
Miss Viola jefferson, 800 E. l4th
ST., will observe her birthday
Tuesday. Dec. 6.
Mrs. John Patton celebrated
her Thanksgiving with a family
reunion in her home on that day.
Relatives of hers, all cousins, came
here from Chicago. DR.. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Winston and children, Villa
Jeanne and Ronald arrived We'd
nesday morning, Nov. %; Dr. and
Mrs. Reginald d. Matthews, Mr.
and Mrs. John II. Hancock, ar
rived Thanksgiving morning. Pre-
sent at the family reunion dinner
were the visiting guests, Mr.. Pat
ton; l., A Scipio, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. Scipio, who were
invited but could not attend, and
Mrs. D. NJ. Johnson, Mrs. Patton
aunt. The Winstons left for home
Thursday evening, and the Mat
thews and HoncOcks left Saturday
Nov. 26.
Mrs. JanabeIle Murphy Taylor,
1854 Thomas Ave, will observe
her birthday Saturday, Dec. 3. She
and her husband, James, are ex-
pecting a baby sometime in Feb
ruary.
Leaving for her home in Chi
Cago Monday afternoon, Nov. 2S
was Mrs. Tony Lucas, Sr., who
spent her Thanksgiving holidays
with her son and daughter-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Lucas, Jr., 2S6
N. Avon st.
J. p. Dorsey and Estelle Bayard
were united in holy matrimony on
Wednesday, Nov. %, by the Rev.
Floyd Massey, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Allen,
973 Iglehart Ave, had as their
guests for dinner Thanksgiving
the Messrs. and Mines S. E. Hall,
A. V. Hall, John Banks, and Mr..
Sidney Cuthbert.
Mrs. ID. NJ. johnson, 469 Collins
St, had as her dinner guests Fri
day Nov 25, DR.. and Mrs. Regi-
maid Matthews and Mr.. and Mrs.
John H Hancock, all of Chicago
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Patton
The TSTC club will hold its next
meeting Saturday, Dec. in the
new room at Roadbuddies Cecil E.
Newman, 29OO Portland Ave,
Minneapolis, will be host to the
group.
Mrs. Catherine ScipiO, 1856 Igle-
hart Ave, who was recently re-
leased from Miller hospital, is re-
Cuperating at home. She is re-
ported to be doing we'll
Mrs. Emma Parks of atlanta,
Ga. is in the city visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Lula Mckinney, 31S
n. Grotto. She will be here for
five or six weeks.
Miss Alice Jones of Ashbury
Parks, N. J., is in the city visiting
Mrs. Janabelle Taylor, 1854
Thomas Ave. She is expected to
leave on Tuesday, Dec. 6.
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been changed from evening to
afternoon, deviatng from pre-
vous schedules.
Sgt. Harold Smoky" Turner
surprised his mother. Mrs. J. s.
Daniels, 5ll Emerson Ave. No,
With phone call from Seattle to
let her know that he had arrived
in the States. He has been on duty
in the Aleutian Islands for Is
months. He expects to arrive in
the city by Dec. 5.
Mrs. Elizabeth Briggs, 725 Oh
son Blvd, state directress Of the
Elks Civil Liberties Committee OF
Minnesota, entertained at Thanks
giving dinner. Thursday, Nov. "a
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Smith and family, Mr.
and Mrs John T. Smith and fam.
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Romano John,
son and family, Mr.. Thomas
Briggs and his mother, Mrs. Jean.
cite Briggs, and Mr.. Luther Dav,
Is.
A family Thanksgiving dinner
wis given by Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
A. Dennis, 2442 Fifth Ave. So.
Thursday, Nov. "a, Those present
were Miss Reva Manuel, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Clint Harris, Rev. and Mrs
f. Henderson and Mr. and Mrs
w. Sonia. Mr.. Dennis, whose birth
day was Nov. %, was presented
with a birthday cake and many
useful gifts.
Mrs. w. WadlingtOn Of Chicago
left the City Friday, Nov, 20 tc
return to her home. She was the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]
Hunter, 3S49 Fourth Ave. So, fol
a month and a half. Many socia.
courtesies were extended TO hei
and her hostess during her stay
in the city, but she had to refuse
them because she was here for 9
rest.
Mrs. Myrtle Potter entertained
Friday, Nov % at the home OF hei
sistpr Mra E BROWN 374(
Fourth Ave. So, in honor Of Mrs
Dewey Phelan Of Kansas City
Kansas. Dinner guests are: Mrs
John Maxwell, Mrs. w. N. Irving
and Mrs. Mary Alice Smith. Mrs
Phelan left the city by train the
same evening to return to her
home.
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This young lady is from San.
lander, Colombia, and she's
saying that the Bucaramanga
cofees grown in her fair dis.
trict are the most delicately
favored. She's right, and that
is why the premium priced
Bucaramangas are used in
blending NaSh'S Coffee.
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Compton, Barbara Ballard, Har-
riett Ney, Gay Nell Ballard, Pat
ricia Davis, Robert Gusttasson,
and Lauis Bellamy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Pom
ders, 694 Rondo Ave, will observe
their 18th wedding anniversary
Monday, Dec. II.
Mrs. Ralph Ward, ST., $40 w.
Central Ave, observed her birth
day, Tuesday, Nov. 20.
The Minnesota Widows club met
Wednesday, Nov, % at the home
Of Mrs. Lucy Green, go w. Cen
trail Ave. They made final plans
for a rummage sale to be held Fri
day and Saturday, Dec. 2 and 3
at 32l Rondo Ave, from 9 TO 5
p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry johnson,
1876 Edmund Ave, win observe
their 35th wedding anniversary,
Dec. s.
Mrs. Vashti MilIigan, 100 St.
Anthony Ave, was granted a final
divorce decree from CORRAL A
Milligan Wednesday, Nov %.
Mrs. Lucille Williams, 1921 N.
Dale St, had combination
Thanksgiving and birthday din
ner for her daughter Gloria, on
Thursday, Nov. "a. Glorias birth
day was Tuesday, Nov. %.
On Thursday, Dec. 8, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Shoffner, 936 ST.
Anthony Ave, will observe their
sixth wedding anniversary. The
Shoffners are the parents of one
daughter, Sonya Marie, and are
expecting another baby in March.
Mr.. Alfred Stewart was elected
president of the Future Builders
club at their regular meeting
Wednesday, Nov % at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Don Warricks,
TAI ST. Anthony Ave. Other Of
ficers elected were Mrs. Clennie
Perry, vice president; Mrs. Ola
Perry, secretary, Mrs. Ann War
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T 81 neil D0DS0n RUSSELL s..
NEW YORK CITY

paid theatre
Broadway Thanksgiving The uniformed colossus who stood
only twenty seats
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lS1SE-S1
RATING THE
r e c o z D s

The Mr.. D. Lona PIoY

The Mr.. D. Long PIoy
Since ls43 when Billy Eckstine
had his first real taste of public
acclaim Though not as wide as
now while singing with the
Fatha's earl Hines) crew, he
has consistently risen to the top
position as male purveyor Of pop
ular ballads, both old and new. His
reception by lovers Of music in
the popular and even other items
has been so great that he eclipsed
even those two reigning monarchs
of song, Btng Crosby and Frank
Sinatra as evidenced by last
years Down Beat and Metronome
polls.
But what is undoubtedly the
best thing he has ever done Is ex-
hibited on National NIP No. 2O0l,
a 50 l-3 rpm, 10 inch disc, consts-
ting of eight Of the most beautiful
ballads so closely identified with
the Mr., b" Incidentally. II is the
very first long playing record
which Billy has waxed and marks
a milestone in his fabulous career
as King" of the top-notch ballad
GERS.
Recall his version OF PRISONER
OF LOVE, ALL OF Me, YOU
CALL IT MADNESS. SoPHIsTI.
GATED LADY. COTTAGE FOR
SALE. I'M IN THE MOOD FOR
LOVE, TIME ON MY HANDS and
WITHOUT A SONG? The tunes
selected are recognized all-time
favorttes. But other than that,
they are done in the Eckstins
manner. with all the warmth
feeling and distinctively appeal.
ing Interpretation which has
characterized Mr.. BIS efforts on
other tunes. Best Of all, there IA
the ever-present tag. of extrs
lyrics which identify his pRrticu'
lar Interpretation.
It's the pure, unadultrated, un'
affected Eclstine In a collection
entitled Billy Eckstine Sings" A
winner, and don't forget to give q
listen to the orchestral background
showing brilliantly In its adapta'
tive accompaniment Of the Great
Mr.. b."
And while we are on the sub
ject Of Mr.. B." and his ballareer'
ing feats, bend an ear TO his latest
MGM waxing, done in time fol
Christmas. OH COME ALL YK
FAITHFUL. and OH, HOLY
NIGHT. Two OF the bestowed Of
all Christmas music. they art
given reverent, sincere but re-
strained and lyrical treatment
Vocally rich as is usual, Eckstine'I
voice admirable enhances the de.
votional quality OF Faithful" and
the meiodic beauty Of Might
Superb accompaniment Is render
ed by the Jack Miller aggrega'
ton.
One of the record stores which
operates in both Of the Twin
Cities has never spent a single
cent with the Negro community
in ads in the Negro press or any
thing. 1t may just be possible
that the firm doesn't even wRnl
the dollars Negroes spend FOL
records and other things in THU
particular store.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-02

To produce 100 bushels of corn.
five million pounds of water must
be available by rain or irrigation
to the soil Some experts have fig
ured that a single kernel Of corn
represents two barrels of water.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-12-02

That's all until next week.
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SOCIAL e PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

Six old Donna Lee Barber celebrated her birthday
with party her home Saturday Nov 49, The party
given by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Milton Barber 9S lyle
hart Ave Guests Judy and Carol Rasmussen
Beverly GuStasSOn, SherO Murray Pauette Sarks Cecilia
Sarks Burnetta Simmons COlaray Simmons Harriet
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weary thing In addition that Mr. Russell
kept making lapses picture just
through Home the Brave" His nywo months in the
has endowed him with dim view of Hoyoods version of the
world rucIus, a secondrow pew.
battle-ground the infantry outfit surrounded
by the The name and number Of the outfit escapes me at the
moment the who qupped
Nuts" a surrender demand
he Hollywood ingredients go into
epcs World War H. There hard bitten
gean boy wtse-cracg cleancut G. Tin this
Mr. Van Johnson the who wants to get back to Pod
Coopers Corners Tin this case Springfield, M
et-usbe- gay about qups the fact of
death and hardship According to Hollywood producers
every American G l. was a natural born ad lib artist
and the day leaving the infantry
I to march feeby but VIGOROUSLY
battle-ground" good
provided haVnt invested three dollars in the deal
pictures and don't have husband with
healthy Hollywood technical advisors epcs
Intruder the Dust the latest
in the so-caled antidscrmnatOn" cycle.
THE MAIL Habere of WTCN and
how miss Are Among other things she tells me the item about
Teller who wanted to get off the speeding subway tram was dup
had here Nobody told the things
stop blocks Are Oh well happens everybody
Eddie Schwartz the and
sends copies of the tickets he has turned out for
honorng Eugene u Ambassador to
Denmark He also suggests that read the bestsee The EgyP
tan know Eddie will believe when tell him could have
scooped press the the Eugene Anderson
Eugene told about weeks before the newspapers
until the thing jeed
betrayed the confidence of friend so held
up Meanwhile things happened forgot about
releasing lovely letter from
Harding the University Minnesota Press She writes
supposed comment
University The Negroes Morale"
Margaret honey probably of
always up you and prod
gently cowoker, Percy Villa honorary
Club dinner Good luck Perc and keep after
the Cities More to you with
implicitly wonder how long he could
a permanent Garden attraction?
the political and personal friend
Walter Judd again!
only roll kind of vote
against Also which of
tho knifp in hack
VIII he grins / n
including the usual number of Harlem
phones actually Gogh Van Johnson.
the Fifth bus Friday when saw
strolng casually the Museum with
meal
instead of collection
He character I ducIng out Of a shop
recently gimmers bugged Of Of his
artistic" and literary" friends in the vicinity
paper-nache you get?
offspring Williams of the
pies Lady I'm afraid she'd be happy
and Esse giving her good home
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Mr. and Mrs Percy Hughes sr, and Mr. and Mrs Charles
Noble the guests of Mr. and Mrs Donald Brady
Brady ST. 1900 Fifth Ave So, Sunday, Nov. 81 p.
Mr. Harold Carter will wed Miss Betty Payne of Cincinnati
on Christmas Day in Cincinnati Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Lawson, 1926 Oakland Ave So
Evening star., 1949-03-09
S105,000 Asked in Beating
OF Infant by Baby-Sitter

Damages totaling $105,000 are
sought in District Court in con-
necttion with the beating of six
month-old baby by a 58-year-old
woman baby-si last January Z.
Master Sergt. Donald j. Nor
ton, Abs Arkansas avenue NV,
brought suit yesterday on his own
behalf and that of his daughter,
Kathleen, against Laura Christy
Evening star., 1949-03-09

Webster, doing business as the
Part Time Mothers Registry, and
Harriet A. Fitzgerald. 1900 F street
NV.
Miss Fitzgerald paid $25 fine
on simple assault charge in
Municipal Court for beating the
Evening star., 1949-03-09
2Logan School Wings
Await Acceptance for
Use Next Monday

The Buildings and Grounds
Committee of the Board of Educa-
ton today recommended accept
ance of two new wings at Logan
Elementary School. Third and G
streets NE.
The $4sS,OOO addition to the
colored school includes 10 class
rooms, a library. kindergarten,
recreation room, four Offices and
an auditorium gymnasium. 1t has
been under construction since
December, 1947.
Board members on the inspec-
ton tour said they hope the S85
students enrolled at Logan could
start using the new addition by
next Monday. The committees
recommendation must be accepted
by the full board.
DR.. Hobart M. Corning. school
superintendent, said the old Logan
School, with eight class rooms.
built in 1890 across the street
from the new school, will be aban-
doned. He said he expects the
board to recommend to the Com
missioners that the cement areas
ways which allow light in the base
ment recreation room be grated
to prevent children from falling
into them.
Other changes, such as weather.
stripping doors and minor plaster
ing jobs, will be included on a list
of improvements the committee
will draw up after further study,
according to Mrs. Philip Sidney
Smith, committee chairman.
Other school officials on the in
spection tour included Mrs. Eloise
Watkins, board secretary; c. Mel
win Sharpe, of the building and
grounds committee; DR.. G. l..
Wilkinson, first assistant super
intendent in charge Of colored
schools; A. K. Savoy. assistant su-
perintendent in charge of elemen-
tary colored schools, and John M.
Riecks, associate superintendent
In charge of buildings and grounds.
The Fiji Islands produced 142,-
Evening star., 1949-03-09

baby while it was entrusted to her
care. The suit said Miss Fitz-
gerald, at the time, was an en-
ploye of the baby-s sitter agency.
The suit was filed through At
torneys David G. Bress and Shell
don E. Bernstein.
Evening star., 1949-03-09

You can see the difference. But 10 get the "ee drive It'll
Feel The eose Of Fnserp steerins The seowoy power
Of Fords new "EquoPose Ensnss-1oo hp. Ve or IS hp
six You'll love the feel Of Fords King Size Brakes
35% eosierocting! And for solid eomfor-Fods mid Ship
Ride hos the feel Of Ivxvry-wh Hydro-Co Springs IN
'front.' new Poro-Fex Springs In ths Toke The Wheel
my the new Ford "Fee"-fodoT
Evening star., 1949-03-09

The Fiji Islands produced 142,-
857 tons of sugar in 1947-48. SELL
ing much of it to New Zealand
and Canada.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under d. c. latu, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, Dait three tulI days
and receive the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holidays
are counted the same as other
days.
william Burke. 25. 1854 Quincy st. NV,
ana Geneva scrass. ~. 1904 Park rd
wasae McElfresh, 32. Ford City. Pa. and
hosemarie DeWait. 23' Miik!nsburg, "a,
Consuelo Lopez, 80. 21il 18TH st: NV.
II. both q a44s 2S,h Saho St r,sssn sc, st
'0an ana AGass'ds porothy Dyer. 70. 1880 18th st.
Fred ei"t cthinn. is. 10 K st. me-. and Delore.
"ile .on, sese'. -. botn oi Arlington. va,
clifford Nelson. 32. 500 New Hampshire
aye; NV. and Norena setsch' 2o' 1920
James lason. y. 4oss 9th st. ne, and
EVELYN Robinson: .23; 5l4 U st. Sc.
HiI Hi. SO. sol Allison st. NV.
Saxton Bradford. AZ. Seattle. Wash. and
Jean cassels ..s 20; lss5 Potomac sa1s st. NV "
Donald snd ponna Doe Is as spd ST s.
chons Twanmo. 80. 1908 Kalor anna I'd
NV, and Katy chens' @6. 5175 Mac
Rahsfd ana Jesnnetts ksa @ Fun Tans 10rs Yu Chen s5
IaU1 Swami st. NV.
John saniord sa n Msrsas sas rsx s and
and Dorothy Lockharts 20. So 18th
willie viii Thomas, "a. 14a5 New Jersey ave
NV. and Cleo Ware, "A. SO Defree'
john iLeftwhich, 20. 1924 9th st. NV.
Alexandred Cherin. Al. New York, N. Y,
and Rose Macy. "a, 1859 Lanier st.
James % Allen, 81. Dahlsren, Va. and Len
Stewart u si Purceil. Il. 1857 srd st. nv.
and Falbo Phillips. II, 1888 corcoran
Arthur Ii NJ Less. 81. $3.50 Hayes st. ne,
and Dorothy Evans. %. aO7 14th
N0eae' aad Asnes nea's Buck, ~ ef Ratton. % s. .'
William ShultZ, 10. and Cecilia Schmidt,
20. both OF Arlington. Va. - 70
both Of 4sOl Nebraska ave. NV.
-. both Of 11si New Hampshire ave.
wiltred Paille. a. Glen Burnie, Nd, and
Robert McClean, 30, 1903 Biltmore St.
NV. and Mary Petit 33. l773 Lanier
/ pl. NV.
Peter Grupe, 20, Quarters West Poto-
mac pk., and Joan Fitzpatrick. 10.
Arlington. Va.
Lovelis Silver. 20. 1873 California ST. NV.
and Marsaret Doswell, ~. 4717 Wash
John souther. 80, $500 Chevy Chase
gatwy. NV. and Inga Nielsen Ray
mond, 81, 2514 14th st. NV.
Dillard Butler. 20. 3039 Sherman ave.
NV, and Alberta Cassell. 23. 1881
Do,,e'.. Jsy St: nnx ~ o. and n.ttx nroxn ..
both Of Arlington, Va.
Kenneth Harding, 25, Arlington, Va,
and Mary Thornton. 30, Alexandra. Va.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Southwest Cafe License
SUSPENDED for 10 Duys

The Alcoholic Beverage Con-
troll Board has suspended the
liquor license Of Billy's Mercury
Grill, 615 Seventh street S.W., for
10 days, it was announced today
Mrs. Sally B. Solomon, pro-
prietor Of the grill, was charged
with selling liquor to an intoxi-
Gated person and allowing him to
remain on the premises in a
drunken condition. The suspen-
sion begins at 8 am. Tuesday.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Thompson Heads Boord
On 81 Tuition Appeals

Charles Manfred Thompson.
dean emeritus of the University Of
Illinois College Of Commerce and
Business Administration. has been
named chairman Of the newly set
up Veterans Tuition Appeals
Board.
Carl r. Gray. jr., Administrator
of Veterans Affairs, said the other
two members of the board have
not been selected.
The board. which will become
effective on December 16, will be
the final arbiter Of differences
between the Veterans Administra-
tion and schools on VA affecting
contracts on tuition rates for
veterans.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Births Reported
(From the d. c. Bure


Lewis and Julia Asker. girl.
Carl and Gertrude Dincan. girl.
Donald and Jean Farmer, girl.
Ernest and julia Ferullo, boy.
Stephen and Alvida Gardella, boy.
Lewis and Mary Gown, girl
Ronald and Eiizabeth Hurley. boy. :
Robert and Marsaret KeSler. sirl.
william and Nannstte king. girl.
Robert and Mary Koehe, iIoa: girl
Jack and Sadie Mccormick. boy.
Milton and Marie McMullen. boy.
John and Helen Minchik, boy.
Joseph and salvatrice Ramagnano. girl.
Herbert and Marian Richa rdson, boy.
Claude and Ethel Righter. boy.
Henry and Hsllfridur Schneider. siri.
Robert and Mary Stone. boy.
Norman and Thelma Sweeney. girl.
Marchall and virginia Waple. boy.
George and Geraldine wilkins, girl.
Carmel and Mildred Williams, boy.
George and Julia Brewington. boy
William and Margaret Drechsler. girl.
Edward and Rose Evans, girl.
George and Louise Feldpusch, boy.
willard and Mary Flaherty. boy.
John and Elizabeth Gleason. girl
Norman and Marilyn Grimes; boy.
Talmage and Constance Jones. girl.
John and TIA Killeen. girl.
Dennfe and Frances knight, Girl.
EsEarsd ant and Mafsaret Mecioy, boy.
William and Barbara McDaniels. girl.
CHARLES and md Marie 1sTs.I;n. Meyes oSy boy .,r,
Owens and Lenice Peden. bov,
Arthur and Lucille Rice. girl.
Harold S .nd Harriet . R,dssva,. girl.
Richard ana Kathienn snider. boy.
John and Anne Stone, girl.
ana ana vfsins weRaaaa wlan. s bo,
William and Mary Beails. sirl.
aSa1 sen9.min MIN s''s .nd ssfspns % Burton. M sirl
Kenneth ana bertha curry, boy.
Sssfs ssas :1s and Wills MlI:.n, ncP: P.vis IT,, boz,
Pravala and Elmira Huntley, boy.
Norman M and Csline johnson. ns boy;
Yale and Doris Lewis. boy.
ehari. ensit snd sna ssiie nHs psfsins sathn M soy
aassI 'ns saa Taai rhsms s1Rasn se' Girl
caleb and Alise Ballard. siri.
James and zula Bess. girl,
Luther and Minnie Champ. girl.
Calvin and sallie coyinston, boy.
E1vin and Alma Davis. girl.
Wilbur and Anna Delaine. boy.
Joseph and Mary Ellis. girl.
James and Annette Harrison. boy.
Austin and Agnes johnson. girls (2).
Dartenies and Mary Jones, eisl.
Nathaniel and Helen Lee, boy.
william and Agnes Miller, boy.
John anc Mszsr Palmer. boy;
Frank and Sarah Proctor, sirl.
Russell and Helen Robinson. girl.
Jesse and Helen Styles. bov.
Albert and GLADYS Williams, girl.
The Georgian district Of Russi,
has q new plant distilllng oil from
sweet basil.
Evening star., 1949-12-03
Deaths Reported

Frank Lynch. 90, 423 9Th st. s.w.
Elise Burston, 70. Baltimore, Md.
Ester Speare. 70. $50 18th st. ne.
Katherine smyrnas. 76, 1406 Shepherd
Anna Friedman, rs. 4214 14th st. NV.
Rainsford French. S6. 1854 Belmont I'd.
James m Brown, "a. 5o4 r St. ne.
George Burton. 81. Louisyills, Ky.
Lawrence Harrigan, SO, eoldi%ers, % Home.
Wallace Moessner, So. 1928 10th st. NV.
James McDermott, IL. $40 9th st. s.w.
ruth spellmeysr. 3s. 294 Bates st; NV.
Eliza Weems. 10. 2615 18th pl. Sc.
Eston .sightengale: 62. 1912 9Th st. NV
James Ford. 55. 422 1st st. s.w;
Seymour Daniels. 81. 912 .4th st. s.w.
Edward Courtney 4s; Ja4 Walter st. Sc
Roman scriber. infant. II k st. ne.
Joseph Campbell, infant, Pomonkey, Md.
Evening star., 1949-12-03

The Georgian district Of Russia
has q new plant distilling oil from
sweet basil. ~