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Laurel outlook., 1950-07-05
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to all our
friends and neighbors for their
kind acts and words of sympathy
extended to us in our recent be-
reavement.
Mrs. Doris Adams and
daughters,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Reed
and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Brano,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Currey
and family.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Dorothy Dix
Girl Puts Herself Out of the Runninq
When She Becomes Little Miss Fixit

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: What
is your advice to girl who seems
to have assumed the role Of fairy
godmother to her crowd? am a
good-looking girl, popular with
the boys. but solely as a mother
confessor. They confide their love
affairs to me. When they have
trouble with the girl friend they
get me to straighten out things.
I have to press-agent them to the
girls family, land so forth. OF
course, I like to help some one in
trouble, but would like to be the
girl friend myself sometimes in
stead of the confidante about how
much he loves her. The only men
I seem to attract are confirmed
bachelors who just want an inter-
esting companion. M.
Answer: The next time a boy
commences telling you how much
he loves another girl just yawn
in his face and tell him that other
peoples sentimental affairs are Of
no interest to you-that you have
heart troubles of your own. When
you become nothing but a conf
dante and little Miss Fixit, you
put yourself out of the running.
Probably your trouble is that
you are more mature and sensible
than the boys and girls with
Evening star., 1950-08-29

The National Women's Party
reiterated its stand on the equal
rights amendment yesterday at a
luncheon given at Alva Belmont
House, headquarters Of the party
at la B street NE.
The luncheon was a part of the
program observing the 30th an
niversary of the ratification OF
the 10th amendment, which gave
the vote to women.
Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest, who
picketed the White House more
than 80 years ago for the cause
OF woman suffrage, was the guest
speaker at the luncheon.
Mrs. Forrest declared that she
hoped "to find a way to picket the
forces Of reaction which oppose
the equal rights amendment"
THE amendment" she said,
will provide equal rights for men
Evening star., 1950-08-29

the official State Department ap-
proval of the 10Th amendment and
records referring to the history of
woman suffrage, which are part
Of the Library of Congress collec-
ton.
The National Women's Party has
also extended its celebration OF
woman's suffrage to It's chapters
throughout the country.
Radio and television programs
talks by local members of the
party and State-sponsored re-
vivals Of the historical ratification
ceremony have marked the coun-
try-wide celebration of the adop-
tion of the 10th amendment.
The National Women's Party
has an active membership in 40
States and Hawaii. Other States
continue to have an active inter-
est In the adoption Of an equal
rights amendment. for women.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Wonnen's Clubs
National Wonen's Party Reiterotes
Stand on Equal Rights Amendment

and women and it is a logical Sc
quel to give women the ballot, but
forces which will seek to limit
the freedom Of the individual, op-
pose it,"
Among those attending the
luncheon were DR.. Florence Arm
strong, Mrs. Mamie Mizen, Mrs
Mildred Palmer, a member of the
National Council of the National
Women's Party; Miss Marths
Souder, Mrs. Dora Ogle, Miss Ma
bel Vernon. chairman of the
Peoples Mandate Committee; Mrs
Seth Moore and Mrs. Henrietts
Thornhill.
Among the other luncheon
guests was Mrs. Margaret Cope
of Columbus, Ohio, chairman Of
the Historical Committee of the
National Women'S Party, who has
been staying at the Alva Belmont
Evening star., 1950-08-29

House for several weeks while en-
gagged in historical research.
During the past week and un-
til Friday, documents associated
with the progress Of woman's suf-
frage will be on display at the
Library Of Congress.
The exhibition will include the
original copy Of the ratification Of
the 10th amendment by the State
of Tennessee. It was the passage
of the bill by the Tennessee legis-
lature which made the amend
ment part Of the Constitution.
Other documents on exhibit are
Evening star., 1950-08-29
PiniIIu Chief of Stuff

BOGOTA, Colombia, Aug. 20 (E)
Gen. Gustavo Rojas Pinilla, for
n1er minister Of communications,
yesterday succeeded Gen. Ricardo
Bayona Posada as Colombia
army chief Of staff. Gen. Bayona
has been named military attache
at the Embassy in Washington.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
|St. Thomas Guild
|PIuns Buzuur

Plumed hats and bustles will be
the order Of the day when the St
Thomas Parish Guild presents Its
annual bazaar on November 4 ir
the parish hall of the church, To-
Gated on Eighteenth street, be-
tween P and @ streets NV.
The bazaar. which is the annual
event of the guild, will have a "gay
nineties" theme, with members Of
the guild wearing costumes to suit
the occasion.
Mrs. Rufus M. Roll and Mrs
william p. Fallon are co-chair-
men of the bazaar.
Evening star., 1950-08-29
Tour Of Old Homes
Planned Oct. %

The annual tour of >old homes
sponsored by the Auxiliary Board
of the Alexandria Hospital will be
held on October %.
Hostesses will be on hand at
each home to show the visitors
around and a map of the tour will
be provided each guest. Mrs. O..
Ashby Reardon is the general
chairman.
All proceeds from the tour will
be used to purchase X-ray equip
ment for the hospital.
Evening star., 1950-08-29

whom you run. That is why they
come to you for advice instead oi
love-making. And there Is nothing
you can do about that, for moth
ing is more absurd than a sensible
girl who tries to act kittenish.
In reality, you are in luck that
you attract the older men instead
Of the boys, because the older mer
are the marrying men. Nor is
there any better fly with which te
bait your hook than being ar
interesting companion. The CIR,
who carries an entertaining line
OF conversation and who can keer
a man interested and amused has
a charm to conjure with. Once
you have made a man depend or
you for companionship and find
everything fiat without you. it is
all over except sending out the
wedding invitations.
DEAR MISS DIX: I am a boy
II years old and very powerful
I have a bad habit Of knocking
down everybody. even my father
when they displease me. ] do not
mean to be mean or rough and
didn't notice it until broke my
older brothers arm twisting it
What can you suggest that I do?
x. Y. z.
Answer: Use your strength
gently. But you seem to be the
White Hope. Why don't you make
use Of your unusual gift by going
into some occupation in which
your strength will count?
Evening star., 1950-08-29

Coll US at co. 700 or CO. SIG for
Free Estimotes in your own home if within
5O-me rodus. Our representative will be
hoppy to ossist in your selections of custom
mode droperies, new slip covers, complete
reuphoIsterino.
Evening star., 1950-06-25
HOUSES TO SHARE

EMPL. WOMAN will share Diet. brick
home with = empl. women or empl
cple.; all privileges. WI. STA. 25"
"0l WEBSTER-Widow will share
home with working mother; excel.
care. board for child l year or
coaEEGE 9'afli EAi psRK-win sPt rem. ca COM
Attractive location; widower to re-
tain l bedrm; non-drinkers pre-
ferred. UN. 0076. 1 to 8 Sun. or
conn. AND PoRTER-spacious
sss ssuss fGs MSS s5'iSSS MooRE vins EM Ssss a5s
WORKING WOMAN living alone will
share 7-room home with Girls or
married couple. 1904 Myrtle ave.
TWO ADULTS would like to share
another gentleman. Excellent NV.
location: every convenience for
7O42 or AD. S451. -2S
AND WIFE, seldom in,
have private bedrm. in home, close
IN. for women or men; television,
park.ns. Box s4s-I. 81 iIn star. tara'AS' ''''
ARLINGTON-Would some youngish
lady with car like to share career
woman's lovely home. garden, all
priv, maid service? OW. 1898.
CHEVY CHASE-Woman to share
charming home, room adjoining
balcony; delicious food. WI. 1851.
FREE RENT for couple with child in
exchange for day care of our =
boys: Falls Church; on busline
Write Box 1871, Star. giving name,
address and phone number.
WHOEVER will share
with cple. 6-rm. furn. home. loc. at
5407 Worthington DIR. NV; pract.
rent free in exch. for hskpg. and
meals. Details by personal interview
WI. 2579, EX 1900. Ext. 2233. -27
HEIGHTS-Shsre my
home with couple; RcA television.
Evening star., 1950-06-25
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

BY DUTCH GOVT OPTICAL and
family, clean 3-hedrm.. unfurn.
house; West Hyattsville area, max
imum S95. no. .9053. go
NEED 9 or 3 hedrm. unf. house in
Va. reas. conv. to Pentagon: occupy
Aug. /. About S100 per mo. MAI.
ROBERTS, Ii. $4,000, Ext.
UNFURNISHED 3-bedroom house or
2-3 hedrm. apt. NV. or NV subur-
ban; Aug: I. Lo. 3-s276. 25s
unfurnished, by August /; Arlington
or Bethesda area CHI. 0050. .5s
MARINE OFFICER with :, daughters
desires 2 or 3 bedrm. unfurn.
house near school; Falls Church or
Arl. location desired. JE. 3-949O.
COUPLE with child de-
sires or 2 bedrm. house. vicinity
Wheaton, Kensington, Silver Spring
or Rockville; elec stove outlet. Max.
SO a month. Call MIR. LEGLER,
WANTED Ed TO RENT in desirable NV.
section: house with option to buy.
with at least 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
and small sarden. Box 165-M, Star.
LADY WANTS 8 or 4 room, bath,
eottase; has 8 dogs. Box s50-L.
NAVY DOCTOR wishes . or q b.drm
house. IN Bethesda area. Phone
OIL. 43l7.
Evening star., 1950-06-25
,usE uNFuRhsHEp Gent, HOUSES wTp 70 RENT tcsns.,

NAVAL OFFICER wants 5-bed.oom
house. unfurnished; rent about 500
per month: Washington or nearby
vicinity. MoNTEATH. 1s4s wyo-
ming ave. a5s
4-BEDRM. HOUSE. unfurnishsd. Aus.
l or before M. Pentagon; Sl50
maximum. IA: 4.0z0a. go
furn. house in suburban Va. Phone
WILL PAY UP TO $50 a month, for
q really nice furnished home. These
are choice clients. Call Mrs. Dixon,
OF JAMES L. DIXON & CO. ST.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE, temporarily
in Washington on Govt. business,
would ike small furnished house,
good location. for three months. pos
sibly longer; household also includes
hoo. Ext. sos. Monday.
uNfgRN, rTF{. OR RM RI. t,o house In D. G, G.;
sT ass feAsoha0'e n' ga
se4-BEDRooM HOUSE for adults; /;
furnished; Georgetown or vicinity:
reasonable rent: lease. RE. $500.
NAVAL OFFICER desires 4-bedroom
Uuniurn. house, not over si@5. Du.
COLLEGE PARK-wsiking distance
to university: maximum, $lG0; no
sharing. UE S45S
BRITISH DIPLOMAT and wife wish .
or 3 bedroom house; available Sep
temcer: NV. preferably. Georsetowa
or near British Embassy Call NO
2343 evenings, or write Box l41-k,
Star
DIPLOMAT COUPLE with child de-
sire furn. 3-hedrm. house with yard :
extreme NV. section OF District or
surrounding Md. area; $3.50 maxi
mum. SH, 30@9 Sun: AID. 3S00
Ext. 3. weekdays -21
Chevy Chase or Spring Valley
Section: rent not IN eYcead &l-S nay
Evening star., 1950-06-25
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

FOR SALE-One-room, kitchen, bath,
hall; good condition; NV. section.
HO. 32S0, 1-9 pm. 25s
OPEN SUM-, 3-6-1441 Harvard St.
NV; Specials rms, kit. and bath
apts. Priced at S6,65O and up.
Moderate terms. See Mr.. Dowell on
premises or call HU. S054 or RE
1887. HOME REALTY CO.
EAYLoR GARDENS-open for in
Spection ]. to 5: 1 and 2-bedroom
apts: available. Lowest mo. charge
In D. C.. Sales ONCE in Adminis-
tration Bldg, 30 and Naylor I'd. sc.
DRURY REALTY CORP, RE 1913
on Sat.-Sun.; evenings, call OR.
5561 or TW. 1191.
1901 WYOMING AVE. NV.
Open 2-5 daily; 3 rms, kit, bath,
$3.50; immed. poss. RE. 1887 or
Do. 4305.
HOME REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1950-06-25
Attention. Landlord

Capable couple desire to manage
small apt. house in return for rent
or part rent; . bedrms. or equiva-
lent. MRS GORMAN. GE. 0s34.
Evening star., 1950-06-25
APARTMENTS ouT-oF-ToWk

ATLANTIC CITY, rms, kit, bath;
encl porch: facing beautiful Vent
nor ave. 2 blks. from ocean. $1,000
rental to Sept. l5. w S. HAVER-
STICK. 5000 Atlantic ave, Atlantic
City, New Jersey. Call Atlantic
CITY o-06Sr -o7
Evening star., 1950-06-25
TILDEN GARDENS

4 small apartment with one bed
room, living room, dining room,
kitchen, and bath; in excellent con-
ditlon. Substantial cash payment re-
auireo. Inspection by appointment
only.
j. Nelson Hughes, OR. 6059
Evening star., 1950-06-25
ARLINGTON
ARLINGTON
OFFICER TRANSFERRED. author
ICES 2-year lease on lovely spacious
home of 3 bedrms, Ia baths, plus
For further details. phone Office OF
DAVID r. NIMMER
OV. !64I3 - AL 1925
Ewes. TIE 0504
Three Arlington Homes

Three Arlington Homes
Sosas from Gn sxs
Golf and Country Club. 2 blocks
to shopping. schools and trans.
portation. 2 master bedrooms and
2 baths on 1st floor, guest bed
room and bath of balcony; studio
9as y5nf room sxss sinins n'syroom
05x24 with door opening on
screened porch, maids room and
bath; available July go; 1925 per
month.
Modern Colonial 3-bedroom, 2-bath
home on level lot; eonyeniently To-
between July Is and August l.
S157.50 per month.
Clarendon shopping center. Ideal
combination home and business:
zoned commercial. > doors off
Z rooms. 1st and md floor baths
now vacant; $3.50 per month.
George Mason Green Co.
CHI. 1888
Ewes. and Sun. CHI. 1000. Ext. $50
Brand-new, modern, de
luxe 6-rm., sernidet. brk.
home. 8 lge. bedrms., liv.
rm., din. rm., modern de
luxe kit, full daylight
bsmt., gas a.-c.h. Avail.
Immediately. See or call
Mr.. Parker, 1st and Urell
pl. NE, TIA. 6757 or
RIA. 1869.
Evening star., 1950-06-25

COLORED-15th ST. NV rms.
only. Give full refs. $3.50.
18th and You SITS. n.w.-1 rm. and
pvt. bath for ! person only; $3.50.
Box 264-L Star,
Evening star., 1950-06-25

Chevy Chase or Spring Valley
Section: rent not TO exceed Sl15 per
mo. Call Mr.. PARKER RE. Ol36,
Evening star., 1950-06-25

CHILDREN WELCOME, in this very
attractive, detached, 6-rm brick
home, in Silver Spring, Md. 233
Dale dr.; owner leaving town, will
Ewes, call GE O51S or
KAY REALTY CO., INC, RA. 22OO.
Evening star., 1950-06-25

MOST REASONABLE
Attractive 3-bedrm. brick detached
home, excellent NV. neighborhood;
conv. transp., schools and shopping
center. Call DU 1899. -o6
Evening star., 1950-06-25

ATTRACTIVE. completely furn. house.
ming pool and tennis court nearby;
es t9F g. mef THoRSaFPPLE 81 SaFfT 1s sr s4ts cbevy
Chase, Md.-Completely furn., at
Sl75; bedrms.. 2 baths, liv and
din. rms. kit, and den; owner on
premises. Call WI. 1865.
IN cool BELLE HAyEN-July 10th
rm. white brick house. scr. porch,
UNIVERSITY SHTHSi sHfY' PARK-Beautifui. fs g mod
ern, furn. bungalow. =. or. 3 bedrms.,
2-car garage; completely furn., Sl25.
HOUSE AND INCOME. nice Sc. loca-
arranged as 5 apts.. for Sl30 to
party buying furniture for 5000;
basement can also be used as apt;
no pets, IL 4.4!45;
New Colonial brick, 6 rms, Ia
baths. porch sun deck. auto. washer
and dryer. garb. disposal: l or 2
VI. lease, $3.50 per mo. SH. 9519.
8 BEDRMS., large liv. rm., din. rm.,
full fl 5smt. @ % mod ,,s det house ,c corner sI
blvd. close to shopping, stores and
bus. 5 min. to Pentagon, 10 minis.
Incl. linens, SIT5 rent. OW. 1856.
1916 NO. l4Ln ST.. All, va.
SUMNER RENTAL, July and August:
blk. from Washington Golf and
Country Club, attractive house on
shaded acre lot: completely furn..
silver, linen; 4 bedrms.. 2l2 baths,
lge. liv. rm., din. rm., terrace: COOL
est part of Arlington County: 1915,
incl, util., for July and August CH-
AVAIL. JULY 15th-s bedrms.. sh
baths, rec rm.. lge. yard; laundry
rm. with Bendix. GIL. 3a47. --25
BEVERLY HILLS - Spacious. cool.
comfortable 3-bedrm.. , bath house;
good transp.; available July ] for
summers; living porch, large yard.
CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN; chill
dren's paradise, in WASHINGTON
Grove, Nd; July and AUGUST, $50
per month. Auto. washing machine
and dishwasher; commuter service
on B. g. o. Call Gaithersbure 1-W.
References required -25
HOUSE Ter married couple; 2 bedrms.
and other usual rooms and facilities;
excellent bus service. OV. 1853,
10. 9-9400. Ext. 102.
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C. Detached
brick: lily. rm., din. rm.. den. kit,
, bedrms.. and bath, 1st f.; 2 bed
rms. 2nd A.; gas h.-w.h.: deep,
shaded lot: near Lafayette School.
Call Mr.; LuEcK. Ma. 2040; ewes,
GFORGETOwN-3 bedrms.: lee. gar
aen: children: Bendix: reasonable.
June 90 to Sept. 4. MI. Sass. --25
Evening star., 1950-06-25

MOTOR CAR sales service for sale;
over 100 new Studebaker cars,
trucks sold in past year; shop equip
ment, paint shop, office equipment,
good building, low rent; unusual op-
portunity to get direct agency.
Drugstore, Front Royal; stock, fix
lures, fountain and lunch service;
excellent location: sacrifice price.
M o. SIMPSON. Realtof, Front
ROYAL Va Va. Ph. 2h1-W RnW .
Evening star., 1950-06-25

ARLINGTON-July, August; beauti-
fully furnished and equipped; 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths. lavatory, maids rm.
and bath, sleeping porch, sun porch,
recreation rm. 2-car garage; conv.
CHI. 2120.
s-ROOM furnished house, built-in
garage, rec. rm.: in Arlington; S15O
mo-, yr. lease to responsible party.
For more infor., call Fairfax 31S-J.
Evening star., 1950-06-25
NEW BRICK 1DUPLEx, in Huni

NEW BkICk ]DUPLEX, In Hunting
S;n;na ton; Ale1;; ? bedrms:: living a. rm;
yard; S125 mo. Call OW. 5343. -25
ALEXANDRIA-2-be bedrm. brick, conv
to Pentagon and Navy; all modern
conveniences, recr. rm.; $125 per
mo; After 8 pm. ia. 4-1519. -25
mary Hill, 10 min. to Pentagon:
5 bedrms. extensive acreage cared
for by owner Phone TIE. 1850.
Evening star., 1950-06-25

qqnnisk sale. Call Tu. 2ses. MISS
HiARDwARDE sToRE-Excellent cor
ner; same owner is years; closes
8 pm. daily. closed Sunday. = day
we wsdnesday sss oynsr quotes $500
good lease. Only experienced, re-
sponsible parties considered. Price,
S17,500 including $4,000 clean
stock; no nearby competition. Rea-
SON for selling, doctors orders. BOB
HOLLANDER, Exclusive Broker,
l41l Pa, ave. NV. Ma. 9743. --25
$50 10th ST. NV, downtown-Small
store; low rent: suitable valet shop,
ILiIsoUoR RESTAURANT. gsaai To-
owner 10 years: must sell; very
personal reasons: closed Sundays:
terms. BOB HoLLANDER. Exclusive.
l411 Pa. Ave. NV. Ma. 9743. -25
DEL, LIGHT GROC. No fresh meats.
Lsrse s.rm. apt. lease; Rent $50 for
Priced cheaply for cash. No agents
See at 1881 Maryland ave. ne.
CLEANERS now has open
ings for additional wholesale ae-
counts; quality work and excellent
sy service. aI. ,9Ia synshsstle s slesnins fluid
valet service and jewelry dept. for
sale Box SIG. star
AGENTS-Puneh board men. buy dii
rect from factory representative:
many hot items. 2236 1st st. nv
Open sunday.
Evening star., 1950-06-25
PARKWOOD APIS.
FALLS CHURCH, VA.
FEATURES:

Directions: Out Columbia pike to
Baileys Cross Rds., right to Glen
Cariyn DR.. Parkwood Sign), left to
ONCE and apartments.
Evening star., 1950-09-30
District Courts IS
Judges TO Be Back
AT Work tuesday
All Is Distrit Court Judges =,

All IS Distrit Court judges will
be back at work Tuesday.
Only two or three judges have
been sitting at a time during the
summer.
A main task of the court will
be to get it's civil case docket in
better shape.
A recent report submitted to
the Judicial Conference of the
United States by Henry P. Chan
dler, director of the Administra-
tive Office of United States Courts,
showed that, as of June 80, a
period of 20 months would elapse
between the time civil jury suit
was calendared and trial. The
time lag for non-jury cases was
Is months.
Over 1900 Suits.
Up-to-date records of pending
cases have not been made avail
able. AS of last June 80, however,
a total of 4,219 civil suits and SO
criminal cases were scheduled for
trial.
Civil cases. with rare excep-
tions, are not tried during the
summer. Since June, 1,409 civil
suits have been filed but not all of
them are on the calendar.
The criminal docket is in good
shape. The only important crimi-
nal trial pending Immediately is
that of William (Snags) Lewis
and some 13 codefendants on
gambling charges. This is sched-
uled for Wednesday, but a post
ponement is expected. An earlier
trial resulted in hung jury.
Assignment of Judges.
Assignments of the Is judges
for the fall term are as follows:
Criminal cases-Judges Edward
A. Tamm. David A. Pine, Henry
A. Schweinhaut and Charles F.
Mclaughlin.
Civil jury cases-Chief Judge
Bolitha j. Laws, Judges F. Dick
inson Let's. T. Alan Goldsborough
and James w. Morris.
Civil non-jury cases - Judges
Matthew F. Mcclure, Richmond
B. Keech, Edward M. Curran and
James r. Kirkland.
Judge Alexander Holtzoff will
preside over the motions branch,
Judge Burnita Shelton Matthews
will conduct pretrial hearings
and Judge Jennings Bailey will
hear both civil non-jury and con-
demnation cases.
Evening star., 1950-09-30
Preliminary Plans Made
For District Bar Banquet

Preliminary plans for the an
nual banquet of the District Bar
Association in the Hotel Statler
on December were made yes
terday.
10 v. Morgan, association pres
ident, met with committee men,
bers to plan the affair.
The chairman of the commit
tee on arrangements is Leo De-
Orsey. Serving with him are:
Walter M. Bastian, in charge of
invitations to guests; F. Joseph
Donohue, tickets; Archie K. Shipe,
entertainment: Ben P. Noble, pub
licity; Hugh H. Obear, reception;
Arthur R. Pilkerton. budget and
audit; Richard L. Walsh, seat
ing; Henry Thomas. speakers;
Bernard I. Nordlinger, program
and printing, and Richard E.
Stands, floor.
Vice chairmen of the group are
Former Judge Edward J. Good
rich, Assistant United States At
torney Cecil r. Heflin. John j.
Wilson, John E. Mcclure, John
F. Donelan and Wilbur L. Gray.
Evening star., 1950-09-30
Democratic Club Brunch

The Democratic Club of Wash
ington will hear Miss Sandra
Stahl Miss Washington of
1950"-sing tomorrow. Meeting
at 1890 pm. for brunch in the
Dupont Plaza Hotel. the group
will also hear a talk by Gregory
Carmichael, publicity director of
the National Symphony Orches-
ira.
Evening star., 1950-09-30
Seven D. G. Area Women
Retire From VA Today

Seven women of the District
area are retiring today from the
central Office of the Veterans
Administration. They are:
Mrs. Florence M. Mahan, 33
years of service; Miss Allie Loving,
80 years; Mrs. Mamie A, Groscll,
80 years; Miss Mamie F. Hawkins,
80 years; Mrs. Hattie F. King,
50 years; Mrs. Pantha Schmidt,
80 years, and Mrs. Nellie c. Hardy
% years.
Evening star., 1950-09-30
Poles Issue Special Stomp

Poland has issued new stamp
to be affixed to most ordinary
mail, bearing the inscription Re
habilitation of Warsaw" the re-
ceipts to be used for that purpose
Evening star., 1950-09-30

Yugoslavia reports the produc-
tion of its first mimeograph ma
chine.