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Evening star., 1949-10-02

Leesburg Pike, 3 rs Acres
Open Sat. and Sun, 1-6
Attractive, big 6-rm. home, tust re-
conditioned from stem to stern; long
frontage on Leesburg pike; trees,
flowers and spacious lawns. as well
lent location, 10 mi. from D. c.. To
get that country atmosphere only Q
few minutes from the city, come and
see-it's worth the trip.
TO REACH: TAKE LEESBURG PIKl
", 6: y VI NILE BEYOND TYsoNS
BUCKLEY & BUCKLEY
4617 Lee Hwy. cH. 4112 or OK.
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UNUSUAL! UNUSUAL!
It is certainly unusual for you to
lovely home as this at the or
approved price; Groom Colonial,
constructed of beautiful tapestry
brick; in addition to the 6 rooms,
there is . genuine tiled bath. side
grounds, fenced with white picket
fence. total price, $4,000; approx.
81 900 down, balance like rent to
veterans.
Arlington Realty Co.
22O4 Wilson blvd, OW. $500. a
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ALL DRESSED UP

ALL DRESSED UP
FIT TO KILL
And nobody there to appreciate It.
A custom tailored stone and red
wood rambler situated on q high
corner lot. Believe you me it's
pretty; extra large window space,
garage. This home is really . lux
ury item. It's desiKned for the
couple or small family with . large
pocketbook. We want you to know
before you see; II you qualify call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy, at Glebe Rd. Ow. 5000.
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Realtors, FA. 1920
Modernistic Rambler

MOQernlSClC Rambler
Beautiful setting with trees on very
large lot. Built Of used brick for
the rustic effect; 8 bedrooms, all
on one door; charming liv. room
mirror; beautiful picture window In
liv. rm.; dining area near equipped
kitchen, including SIT refrigerAtor.
garbage disposal, Bendix. GI or
non-GI. Sl4,25O.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW, $500. -
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ARISTOCRAT
: 10! Acres Of the most beautiful lawn
to be found. Not only in the .ine
old town of Fairfax but anywhere
In the metropolitan area, The trees
alone worth the price asked for the
home. LIZ. white frame Georgia
with "-car garage. workshop and
other outbldgS., auto. oil hot-water
heat. the interior needs some deco
ration. outside painted last year, but
Tor nne living everything is here
including the splendid outdoor firepi.
tucked away in the rear Of the lot.
Home set well back from the long
reduced to SIS 600. open sss'ss Sun esLase; rom
TO pm. Directions: Out Lee
plvd. or Lee-Jackson hwy. to Chain
Bridge rd; In Fairfax "a way between
sign
UHLER & COMPANY
Annanlo1a W. IN
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SEMINARY HILL

SEMINARY HILL
Near Episcopal High and Seminary
4 BEDROOMS, 212 BATHS
Most charming is this all brick. Gus
tom built new Colonial home. Lo-
Gated on 1-acre lot. offered by out
of-town owner at sacrifice. Nice
center hall circular stairway. bed
rm., bath, large living rm" picture
beautiful large patio; 3 bedrms..
End floor: recreation rm., maids ae-
commodat tions; oil acc. heat; at
tached garage. An opportunity for
. discriminating purchaser. For fur.
ther particulars and appt. to inspect
EDWARDS REALTY
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WILDWOOD

II you are attracted to lovely Wyn-
wood, then you should call for an
appointment to see this very inter
esting, new. Cape Cod type brick
house; large combined liv. rm. and
din. rm. with fireplace, ultramodern
kitchen with the last word in elec.
2 large bedrms. and oatn on End
floor; full bsmt. with outside en-
trance; ga-c. heat; transp.. schools.
churches and shopping nearby. 5
min by auto from downtown WASH:
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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NO Oil HIGHWAY

NO. 211 HIGHWAY
8 NILES EAST OF WARRENTON
Grocery store plus gasoline tank.
with An income of about $4,000
gross. Also has . 6-rm. bungalow
that's now rented, on better than
an acre Of ground.
L. MCGEE KING
1851 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va. al.
52T3. CHI. 550S, OK. 0300.
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CHI. 1341, OW. 30O7
ARLINGTON
Country Club Grove
BRICK COLONIAL WITH 3 TWIN

ARLlNG1ON
Country Club Grove
BRICK COLONIAL WITH 8 TWIN
SIZE BEDRMS.
Located on q level lot (60x11O) in
grove of oak. THIS attractive home
OF square-type Colonial design with
center entrance is near the Wash.
ington Golf and Country Club. II
is within one blk. Of transportation,
is in an area Of individually designed
homes where no two are alike.
Rooms on the 1st noor ipcIgas
porch, din. rm. 12x13, equipped
Kit. Screened porch across rear
GOx2D. Full bsmt. with rec. rm.
vacant. This property has been re-
duced several thousand dollars to
allow the buyer to decorate to his
own desire. Can be financed. GI-
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.
Ewes. and SUNDAYS. dL. 6616.
ARLINGTON FOREST
4. very clean, 6-rm. brick Colonial,
lge. level lot, adjoining beautiful
Rubber Run Park: small down pay
ment and assume CT trust at 40 in
terest, act fast Call
F. E. MALCOLM
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ALEXANDRIA
OPEN 9 TO 8
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
$3.50 DOWN

OPEN SUNDAY. l TO 8
Should sell today! Modern broom
bath, brick: basement, gas a.-c.h:
excellent condition. immediate pos
session. Directions: Route l through
Alexandria, right on first street
sesi sfter Crossing Hunting Greek bridge
to 500 overlook dr.. w. CLIFFORD
SHERTZER, RE. 2735, CHI. 543a
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ARL. 5 BEST BU 7
$3.50
which pays principal, interest. taxes
and insurance. will buy this CHAIR
ing detached 5-rm. home, on level
lot. Close to Pentagon and Navy
Annex. A real rent beater.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
CHI 1341, OW. 3OO7. q
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Luxurious Acre Estate
OPEN 2 TIL DARK
Brick Southern Colonial, 3 tile baths
unusual rec. rm.. att. breezeway to
diversified gar. Circular driveway,
flowers the year-'round If you are
looking for ,the finest in . home,
don't miss seeing this one It's q
rare buy at $2S.5OO. Directions:
Drive out IT. Z, to Tysons Corner,
left through Vienna to Myers Anti
que Shop at Lewis ST., left about
100 yards. AGAIN left to open house
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE CO.
JA 8-47OO, RADIO BLDG, ARI,.
Evening star., 1949-10-02

0ze. 81 NV, 1sEAASA0 A94lA(0., A4S0.
OPEN SUM-, is Pm.
54s NORTH PIEDMONT ST, ARL.
Charming white clapboard New
ENGLAND type rambler With aearsge,
din. rm., kit, util. rm., 2 bedrms
with connecting baths. 2 blks: to
shops, schools and bus. Only
$11 $50; $4,000 or more down. d.
rections: Out Wilson blvd. to
Piedmont and south . few blks. to
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Realtors. 1900 18th st. NV.
DI. 0222 or CH. 5832 Ewes.
2037 N. UNDERWOOD ST.
May Be seen any time. Den: y bath
1st a.. 2 lge., l small bedrm. and
bath End A.. full daylight bsmt.,
plastered walls. tile a., maids quar-
ters with bath. 24-ft. recre. rm: with
fireplace. dbl. gar. corner lot 6Sx
1875. Priced to sell this week end;
$26:500; $4,000 1st trust. p.
CLYDE MCCOY, cH. 56s2. PA.
1915.
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ALEXANDRIA
L1eno N-o1, ToIavy

CHI, 1860 or KE. 3-5444.
ALEXANDRIA BUNGALOW
lust a CT white frame bungalow. with
5 rooms aud bath plus full bsmt.;
large level lot with Anchor fence;
but it's only $4,000 and maybe no
down payment to q veteran.
Arlington Realty Co.
1904 Wilson blvd. oW. $500. a
ALEX. AREA-$9, 400
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AleXandria-By Owner
ALEXANDRIA

No. 43, 2-story detached, located on
Russell road. corner lot, $21.50O;
3-bedroom. sun parlor, lge. liv; rm
with fireplace, beaut. lot, well land
scaped. OV. 5000. Open It'll 9.
J. T. MOON REALTY, 241b Mt.
Nernnn ave AleYandria va 3
Evening star., 1949-09-23
Little Mike Rector and Team
Keep Up Their 7O-Month Battle

planting Little Mikes own skim"
DR.. Young said.
But Little Mike has such q
scanty area of unburned skin
upon which the surgeon can draw
that he must 60 over the same
area again and again. As fast as
new skin grown on the site from
which the transplant is taken a
new operation is arranged. Some
of the areas from which trans
plants are being taken today have
been drawn on three times pre-
viously.
1--WE must be careful not to cut
so deeply that scar tissue will form
on those areas" DR.. Young ex-
planned.
DR.. Young thinks Little Mike"
will be able to walk on his fifth
birthday, December %.
Little Mike" is confident that
he'll be home for Christmas.
DR.. Young Is not 50 confident
but. he says, Little Mike" has
fooled us before.
Evening star., 1949-09-23

as chairman of the important
UCS Budget Committee and for
his IA years service to the COM
munity."
Mr.. Wilson is the first to receive
the honor and will be followed by
other leading citizens Of Washing
ton in the months to come for
their contribution to the welfare
of the community. it was said.
Mr.. Wilson was chairman of the
Jaycee division in the Community
Chest campaign in the fall of
1885 and was on the Chest Budget
Committee in 1886 and '37. He
is a member Of the Kiwanis Club
and the Washington Board of
Trade and is a director of the Fed
eral Storage Co. and the National
Savings & Trust Co.
He and Mrs. Wilson, who is vice
president of the Travellers Aid So
ciety, live at 5126 Watson street
NV.
Evening star., 1949-09-23

Little Mike" Rector and his
team went back into action again
today in their 1O-month old bat
tie against death.
With seemingly insurmountable
odds against them, Little Mike"
and his team began their fight at
Casualty Hospital last November
after he was brought there with
more than seventy per cent of his
skin scared by second and third
degree burns. Burn victims sell
dom survive when more than one
third of their body is scorched.
Today's action is being fought
in the same arena where Little
Mike" and his team have turned
back death on more than a score
of occasions before-the operat-
ing room at Casualty.
Need for Volunteers Over.
The team surrounding Little
Mike" today is the burn team"
organized by DR.. j. Rogers Young
chief surgeon at the hospital.
Now, although the odds are still
against them, Little Mike" and
the team can see victory in sight.
The need for volunteers who have
contributed skin for 10 grating
operations seems to be over.
Little Mike" is contributing his
own skin now to heal the raw
surfaces of his burned body.
Today's operation involves slic-
ing thin, postage stamp size pieces
Of skin from his unburned should
ers and chest and tranSplanting
them to the burned areas. There
they take root" and expail ]. -Four
times previously DR.. Young has
performed the same operation
using the patients "own skin"
Last Donor Operation in July.
Skin contributed by donors does
not take root" but gradually dis
solves, or sloughs off, DR.. Young
explained. That is what is hap
pening now to the skin contributed
in the last donor operation of
July 10.
I'VE are just about keeping
abreast Of this process by trans
Evening star., 1949-09-23

so totally consuming" that he
has had to neglect entirely" fam
lily and personal affairs.
Mr.. Truman accepted the res
ignation with praise for a job
well done" and for a "contribu-
ton of incalculable value" He
lauded especially Mr.. O'Connor's
"consummate skill" in revising the
"antiquated procedure" of the
Red Cross in the recent reorgani-
zation.
On other matters brought up at
his news conference. Mr.. Truman
said:
/. He thinks his legislative pro-
gram will work out very well be-
fore Congress adjourns.
2. He certainly does still have
hopes for repeating the Taft
Hartley Act, although he refused
direct comment on statement by
Chairman Lesinski of the House
Labor Committee that his group
won't act on repeater either this
year or next.
No Comment on Meeting.
3. He had no comment on q
suggestion by Senator Mcmahon,
Democrat, of Connecticut, that he
try to arrange a meeting with
Soviet Premier Stain.
4. 1t is up to Congress whether
it adourns without acting on civil
rights legislation.
The President refused COM
ment on several other questions,
and then volunteered one state
ment that brought laughter-his
military aide, Mai. Harry H.
Vaughan was absent from the
news conference because he was
in q dentists chair.
Reporters had been curious
about Gen. Vaughan's absence on
another occasion when his, name
was in the headlines during the
Senate's five-percenter inquiry.
Evening star., 1949-09-23
Mitchum Drug Case
To Be Reinvestigated
For Extortionistlink
BY the Associoted Press

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 23.-The
district attorneys Office said today
it would reinvestigate every
phase" of the Robert Mitchum
narcotics case to find out whether
extortionists may have "engi-
neered" it.
This followed grand jury
charges that Hollywood party
girl racket had taken thousands
from innocent victims. Paul Behr-
mann, former actors agent, in a
memorandum made part of the
jury record, charged that Gambler
Mickey Cohen headed a huge
prostitute extortion" ring.
Behrmann listed Lila Leeds and
Vicki Evans, among others, as
prostitute extortionists" in grand
jury testimony. later made part
of Superior Court record.
Accusations Denied.
Both Miss Leeds and Cohen
have emphatically denied the &C.
cusations.
Behrmann is Mitchum's former
agent and Miss Leeds and Mis-
Evans were arrested with the actor
in the narcotics raid.
H. Leo Stanley, chief investi.
gator for the district attorney''
office, said he does not question
legitimacy of the arrest, but /!
interested in reports the case
was engineered. He did moi
elaborate.
He said he would also question
Miss Leeds and Miss Evans to de-
termine whether they also were
victims of extortion plots.
The inquiry is due for further
airing as Behrmann surrendered
last night for further question
ing. He had been sought as q
fugitive.
Charges Extortions.
A Ben M. Klekner, who oper-
ates an actors school in Holly
wood, said in Portland yesterday
that it is true I have been 9
victim of a series of extortions."
Claiming to have been helpful
to Federal authorities in theil
investigation of vice in Los An
geles County. Klekner indicated
he will soon return from a bust
ness trip to shed further light or
the situation.
Behrmann, who claims to hav,
been an undercover agent fol
Gov. Earl Warren's State Grim,
Commission, has an appeal pend
ing in a recent conviction on {
grand theft charge of bilking {
client Of $4,000.
Meanwhile, Cohen was able tt
brush off another minor entangle.
Evening star., 1949-09-23
Air Force Will Establish
Base on Ice at North Pole
BY the Associated Press

pr Hc SsSOSfoIod FFeSS
OSLO, Norway. Sept. 23.-The
United States Air Force is going
to establish a base on the ice at
the North Pole next spring.
Col. Bernt- Balchen, here after
a flight over the Arctic, disclosed
the plans yesterday to newsmen.
He said the air rescue base would
give American flyers experience
in the polar regions. :
Col. Balchen said there would
not be any difficulty landing ski
equipped transport planes at the
North Pole. At least 10 per cent
of the polar ice surface is always
suitable for landing, he declared
But the base will float on ice,
and will have to be moved at in
tervals, Col. Balchen said. The
ice drifts slowly away from the
pole, and the base will drift
with it.
Evening star., 1949-09-23
Gen. Marshall Will Succeed
O'Connor as Red Cross Chief
Returns to Public Life
For Third Time Since
Retirement in 1945

Gen. George c. Marshall will
return to public life as president
Of the American National Red
Cross on October /.
The former Army Chief of Staff
and Secretary OF State will sue
ceed Basil O'Connor, who has
headed the Red Cross for the last
five years.
President Truman announced
Mr.. O'Connor's resignation and
Gen. Marshall's appointment at a
news conference late yesterday.
The announcement was about the
only positive news the President
had.
Third Job Since Retirement.
This is the third time Gen.
Marshall has responded to Mr..
Truman's call to take on a new
job since he retired as Army Chief
of Staff two months after the Japa-
neSe surrender in 1945. He first
was called back from private life
to undertake a special mission to
China. Then he was made Secre-
tary Of State in January. l947.
After undergoing an operation
for removal of a kidney last year,
Gen. Marshall resigned as Secre-
tary Of State last January. Since
then he has been taking things
easy at his Leesburg CVaJ home.
Friends say his health has i'm
proved steadily for the last sew
eral months. He will be SO years
old December 81.
Mr.. O'Connor, a former law
partner of President Roosevelt, was
first named chairman Of the then
Central Committee of the Red
Cross by Mr.. Roosevelt in 1914.
Mr.. Truman twice re-appointed
Mr. O'Connor to that position,
and last year named him the first
president Of the reorganized Red
Cross.
In his letter of resignation, Mr.
|O'Connor said the work had been
Evening star., 1949-09-23

Dy JNe UnlCeQ
c o m m u nit y
Services, 1t was
announced to-
day.
A trustee of
the old Com
munity G he S t
and an execu-
tive committee
man Of UCS,
Mr.. Wilson was
chosen because
of the high
level of citizen
ship he has
d e m onStrated
Evening star., 1949-09-23
ment with the lava charge Of

ment with the lava charge of
cuSsing cops.
He was acquitted of a peace dis
turbance charge, but it took the
jury seven ballots and nearly four
hours Of celebrating to reach the
verdict yesterday.
Police officers who came to his
house said Cohen swore so loudly
he woke up the whole neighbor-
hood. Cohen testified he might
have used the word so popular
among GIs when speaking Of their
sergeants, but no more. His at
torneys contended his privacy had
been invaded.
Evening star., 1949-09-23
India Film Rule Criticized

Under a new ruling which is
being bitterly criticized by both
the press and film exhibitors, all
motion picture theaters in India
now must include 1000 feet of
"approved'' (government-releas-
ed film in every program.
Evening star., 1949-09-23
Robert Wilson Named
Citizen Of Month

Robert w. Wilson, executive
assistant to the president of the
Potomac Electric Power Co., has
been named Citizen of the Month"
Evening star., 1949-09-23
r EN- EN- B Err!

The correct maintenance Of your
car Or truck now may save you
countless dollars later. We do the
job just right. Bring oil you auto
motive troubles to Us. Only neees.
ssv repairs are made.
You Mast Be Satisfied!
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Deaths Reported

Edward Waters. SO. 1896 Fessenden, st
NV.
Emma Major, 80. Marlboro. Nd: :.
Emma Pitt. IS. Silver Spring, Md.
Florence willis; 73; 373z Mass. ave. NV.
Elmer Selby. 65.. eos F. st, ne,
Nicola Papa, So, 1922 14th st.. NV.
Bernice Husba nd, 49. 500 Lowell st. nv
Era MANI n'iHlhe1t Huntt. So49 T 11th H. st. ne
Cotton Speigner, 70, 1910 9th ST. ne.
Francis Butler. 70. ial1 Corcoran st. nv
Nora Caldwell. 5s. 1925 st. NV.
sally Byrd. 50, 1149 Neal st. ne.
Jessie Haskins, so. 1918 End st. s.w.
Horace Means. 80. 146 r st. ne.
Infant Sharelle Shackelford, 1912 Bennini
I'd, ne
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Marriage License
| AppIicotjons

Under d. C. laD, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tUait three tull days
and receiUe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
z9usa 9n @ Assspdr5s sss 5h :nd s nx Sidney
Charles Ward, %. Naval Receiving Sta
tion and Margaret Perrygo, 20. $40
claude Sens Step, eo Il, West Potomac Park and
Mary Branham. 20. 1923 East Capitol
SAY sss " r. sss Jeanette rs's'n
w. ss.s FSsts, s1 zoe 14.h .s.nat s. and
George Hidalgo: "A; Naval Gun Factory,
and sandra Triplette, 10, Ill 3rd st.
Francis Stephens. 80, 1891 Prospect aye.
NV. and Daisy Graham, %. Deerfield,
AAEeE Evelyn 0.a; sicioccSi, IS. 1874 Emerson SON
virsil ( idHrifnin, 81. Boiling Air Force Base,
and Norma Ballenser' 49, 1923 Mime
Donald calishan. q. euaptise, Va; q AND .
Sharron DAVIS Il, I44o Rnooe 1slano
william Moriarity.. ST.. 40. and Kathleen
Robertson, 43. both of 1914 2lst st. NV.
Ben Atchley, 21, Dallas, Tex. and Cynthia
Gray. 1S. ia 10th st. s.e.
Harry Shields, 80. l416 goth ST. NV, and
Mary Lenockerr 20. 109 14th st. ne.
Jerold Fasick, "a, Cheverly, Md, and Rose
mary Merkle, %, Brentwood, Md.
Robert Newby. 81, 64s East Capitol st.,
and Mary Bender, 45, Arlington.
Carl Ritchie, 21, Grottoes, Va, and Thelma
Brown. 1S. Springfield. Va.
Rodney Olson. So, Chevy Chase. Md, and
June Isaminger. "a. 1900 River rd NV
John Mcdonald, A. 63Ol K st. ne. and
Henrietta jenkins, 50. 4215 Gault pl.
ne.
Charles Heath. 43. Patuxent River. Md,
and Mary O'Brien, 81, Alexandria.
John Eddy, 40. $40 st. s.w., and Dorothy
| Rice, 80. Newton Village, Md.
Robert Troy. 30. Alexandria, and Alice
Richardson. 80. 3169 Mt. Pleasant st.
NV.
William Royston. 80. and Virginia Smith,
! "a, both of Baltimore. Md
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Births Reported

ATAohl ~. ~ ooieau VI vial otdtSt
Stuart and Ida Abraham; boy.
Harold and Priscilla Allen, boy.
Ralph and. Alice Altman. girl.
George and Hazel ApperSon, girl.
Dean and Mildred Austin. boy
Theodore and Cynthia Ayers, girl.
Ralph and Frances Baker, girl.
Charles and Lorene Baldwin, girl.
Lloyd and Helen Beck, girl.
Robert and Ruth Beers, girl.
| Sydney and Freya Berman. girl.
Jerome and Marian Biron, boy.
Hilel and Ana Bondar, girl.
Malcolm snd d Esther E;ai BE Bondy, boy.
David and Riveca Brener. girl.
John and Beverly Brennan, boy.
Melvin and Margaret Brenner; boy.
arthur and Mary Browne. girl,
Samuel and Carrie Bugg, girl
Edward and Eleanor Burdick, boy.
Thomas and Barbara Burke, girl.
| George and Margaret Busick, boy.
Wilson and Charlotte Cary, girl
William and Lila Chippas, boy,
Andy and Diana Chotvaes; girl.
essrss GssrSs snd and joan tana coniey Ssss' oy s
Ralph and Mary Cross, girl.
Perry and Marguerite Crawford: boy.
Daniel and Frances Crystal, girl.
EOWfn ana Judnlta SutleE, SlEi
Joseph and Frances DALEY. boy.
John and Frances DAILY, girl.
Dorus and Marie Davis, girl.
John and Janet Day, girl.
Raymond and Agatha Dean, boy.
Allen and Helen De Long, boy.
Samuel and Grace De Palma. girl.
John and Grace Doneghy, girl.
Stephen and Margaret Doran, girl.
Thomas and Lois Drumm, boy.
Peter and Viva Dugaman, girl.
John and Betty Dunn, boy.
Harry and Wilma Evans, girl.
Joseph and Kathryn Feehan, boy.
Harold and Doris Fink. boy.
Joseph and Margaret Fisher, boy.
Gordon and Elizabeth Freese, boy.
George and Genevieve Fruit, boy.
william and Jean Fulton, boy.
Robert and Bonnie Gambel.. boy.
Wayne and Mary Garfield. boy.
Peter and Theodore Ghisi, boy.
Athol and Margaret Gilmore, girl.
Julio and Olive Gonzalez del Solar, DO.
John and Barbara Gossage, girl.
Joseph and Mary Gray, boy.
Bill and Mary Grimes, girl.
Louis and Grace Grogan, boy.
Joseph and Gertrude Gutmann, boy.
George and Ellen Brown, boy.
Russell and Jessie Bolts, girl.
Clarence and Inez Buchanan, girl.
James and Lottie Curtis, girl.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

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furniture Deferred poyments if you wish.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
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Evening star., 1949-05-22

Mr.. Raymond Workman. for
merly Of this city. now Of Van
Nuys. Calf, and Mrs. Marian Z.
Workman, now of Ocean City. Md,
announce the engagement Of their
daughter Jean to Mr.. Paul Mattos,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Mottos Of washington.
Miss Workman was graduated
from the Academy Of the Holy
Names in Tampa and attended
American University. Her nance
attends Maryland University.