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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-03-09

The Wnncn'S Auxiliary " ST
Phillips church arr meeting every
"Wednesday morning at the church
Tor Corporate Communion after
which breakfast Is served
The Golden Ayers club met
Tuesday MRrCh al Hanlc q.
Brown All OldStcrs Of 81 Paul
are invited Ia loin the club
The Mia Century club met
ruNaday. March q at the home nf
Mrs Wilbur Henderson, 73I st
Anthony Ave-
The Youth group NJ 81, Phillips
church met SUNDAY. March I at
the church.
The Guild of dur Lady win
meet to-day, Friday. March q al
the home of Mrs Robert Mitchell
6SA Carroll Ave Al members arr
urged to attend
CORRECTION; Mias Jnan
Howell p?7 81 Anthony Ave,
daughter Of Dr and Mrs Nor
man Howell. IN On the Central
High School honor roll and has an
A average. not u average Rs
stated In last weeks paper.
The Future Builders club met
Saturday March 2 at the home
" MIR and Mrs Albert Mum, $40
Fuller Ave
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Additional Social and
Personal News

Mrs. Ernest Golden. lA6 81 An
thony AvC, has uncovered from u
RECENT illness
Mrs, ErnIiRr Hall Akin. a7S
lGlrhart Ave, MAS guest sulotst
for the wives NJ the Senators 1T
Minnesota Monday Marh : at
the home " senator Malcolm
4ghtncr. 500 Summit Ave
The WOnIrn'S CounCn NJ IIalhc
. Brown met Monday, March 3
At the Community house
Mrs, Nelson RaIrRgrr Jr.. 792
" Central Ave, returned home
Sunday, Marh I Mrs liRlenErr
gavr birth to sun Sunday Frh.
ruary Is ami was Cunvalrsrlng at
the home of her m"ther.,n- law.
Mrs Chester Odcn. $50 Fuller
Ave
The Ivy Leaf club viii meet to.
day Friday, March . at the TIM,
vrrSity Of Minnesota
The Mr.. and Mrs, club of ~
James AME church met Satur.
day. March : at the home of MI
and Mrs Phil FREEMAN. Sa7 Ielc.
hart Ave
The MIR, and Mrs. club Of Cam
phnr Memorial church met Satur
day. March ; at the home of Mrs
benjamin Campbell Hia Carroll
Ave.
Mr., David MIlllERR, zoos Rnndn
Ave, entered ST Joseph hospital
Sunday. March I for rrcNAminR
ton of an old head injury suffer.
ed in March. 1890
The Central high school held
ITS opcrctta, The Red MN,
ThurHdRy and Friday evening
March Sth and 9TH Among the
participants wrr" Misses sally
Moody, Julia and Roberta Jones
and Mr. Fred O'Neal
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Mrs Nria Ridley SIA ST An.
lhnny Ave
The I.aiSsrN Nous FRIrr club
met Saturday, Feb - at the home
of Mrs Richard stokes. ST 5A7
81 Anthony Ave Mines Earl
Rrvnt W, 4 Hanna. AMI Richard
stokes won FIRST. second and
third prices respectively
The Matinee Bridge club met
Tuesday. Feb. - at the home Of
Mrs r 4 SchuCk Sir Sli Fuller
Ave Mines r y SchuCk. W u
Walker and Charles Graham won
nrSt second and third prices r..
sprCtivUly
MIR, James GrrrR. 10 ~ An
thnny Ave. underwent maJur
operation nj st Jnscph's hospital
Tursday. March q
The Crcdjafawn Social club met
"Wednesday. Feb. ~ At the home
1t Mr. and Mrs John BANKS Jr
7OH Iglchart Ave
MIR Edward MoOFr, p60 Lyle.
hart Ave, returned home Wcdncs-
day. Feb ~. after undergoing u
major operation nj Bethesda hos
pitRl
The Two O'CIoCk BridEc club
VIII meet Saturday, Marrh 10 nj
the home ~ Mrs, Norman Howell.
P7l ~ Anthony Ave
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10 Present Fashion
RRNi0NN Mareh -


The Shnncrs and Daughters "
Isis win present u Fashion Re.
view Tuesday, MRrCh 81, 1881 at
the Halle = Brown community
house, $40 Aurora Ave.
Participants IN the review will
model clothes from Husscys.
Towards, Newmans Husch Bro
theirs and Cooks; all we'll known
81 Paul stores.
Models and managers of the
various clothing departments m
then particular storr Will be On
hand 10 describe and comment on
the various garments The gar,
ments viii range frum sport to
formal wear THIS Fashion Re
view Promises 10 show the latest
trend IN fashions Cor men, women
ana children.
Some Of the participants will be-
Mines Maxine Jones, Mamie Up
IeGCauc. la pcrCelle Greene, =
Sydrs. Misses Gloria Williams.
Joyce Clayton, Myrrhcnc Allen,
DOnaZcll Greene, McssrS c y
Doty, Henry Joscy Fred Ewing
Gerald Robins la perCellc
Greene. James Murray. Masters
and little Misses David Taylor.
Ronald Scott Mary Kaye Murray.
MRrgo Robinson and LAvcra
Greene
Selection viii be rendered by
Mrs Lloyd Gambol. Messrs James
Murry and Fred Ewing
La PrrCclle Greene IL general
chairman. Hobart 7 Mitchell.
chairman. and Mrs Viola Madden.
coo chairman.
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S'O'i''i anu SiSltE-h-ld~ OF Ar
thur, were also at the bedside
They reported his condition as
improved
Miss Marienne Curry, 1886
Fifth Ave. So. had as her dinner
guest Tuesday, March 8. Mr.
Eugene Robinson Mr. Robinson
left for the army "Wednesday
morning, March :. He will be sta
toned in Fort Lewis. Washing
ton.
Mrs Cleo Grigsby. $40 Girard
Ave. No. returned TO the city
Thursday March /. from Keokuk.
Iowa, where she attended the fun
eral Of her uncle, James Bennett
Services were held for Mr. Ben
nett Tuesday, March
The Friday Night Out club held
its Feb. % meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Geraldine Lee. 2O23 Bloom.
ington. The next meeting will be
held Friday March 9 at the home
of Mrs. Paul Nevis. PIT w. 3Ist
st.
Mr. Evan Winston. 2S3O 3lst
Ave. So, suffered a heart attack
at his home Sunday morning.
March 4 and was taken to Fair
view hospital His condition is
somewhat improved.
Mrs. Wayne LytIe, 3545 Fourth
Ave. So, will be the guest speaker
at the Seventh Day Adventist
church Sunday. March IL. Mrs.
Lytle's subject will be Christian
Women OF Faith"
Mrs. Bruce Chiffon of AnOka,
Mimi, is confined to her home
with pneumonia. Mrs. Chiffon has
been III for a week
The Junior NAACP met at the
Phyllis Wheatley House Sunday,
March 4. from 3 until 5 p m The
next meeting will be held March
10 An election of officers will be
held. II is requested that all mem
bcrs please be present
MrS. Ray DySart, Oil 22nd St
is confined to her home with i'll
ness. She has been sick for about
a week. Her condition is somewhat
improved.
Mrs. Howard Wells, daughter
in-law of Mrs. DIN p Wells 364f
Fourth Ave So. arrived IN the
city Tuesday March 8 from Los
Angeles, Calf. Mrs. Wells stay in
the city is indefinite.
Mrs. MOIlIc Mitchell, 7Ol Brad
ford Ave. No, is confined to her
home and bed with illness. Mrs
Mitchell has been sick for two
weeks. Her condition is imprOv-
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The Jolly sixteen club met at
the home of Mrs. Carl Wade. 1921
Fourth Ave So, Thursday, March
$ at S p. m.
MIR. John Maxwell Jr.. LEFT the
city Monday March 5 by plane
for New York. where he sailed
March 7 on the liner lie De
France, for six months vacation
trip in London, England and Paris
France. Mr.. Albert Mcclure, 1917
s Fifth St. and son. Michael. left
with Mr. Maxwell for a weeks
vacation IN New York
Mines. Lucille McAdams and
Allie Wilson were hostcsses to
surprise birthday party given in
honor of their niece. Miss Gloria
Brown. Friday evening March
at the home OF Mrs Wilson. 37I9
Fourth Ave. So Among those pre-
sent were Misses Dorothy Ann
StovaIl Joan Fraction Matte
Walker. Bobby Shelton. Joan
Harpolc, Mary Esther Young,
lone Roach. Doris Jones. LeolR
Jackson Kathryn and Connie
Chivcrs and Gwendolyn Miller
The evening was spent playing
games and looking at telcvision
Miss Brown received many lovely
gifts Refreshments were served
The ABG club will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Grace Judy, 1920
Fifth Ave. So, Sunday, March IL
at 6 p. m. II is requested that all
members please be present.
Mrs. Florence Dunlap, Chicago.
III, arrived in the city Monday
Feb. 20 to spend three days visit
ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vic
tor Wright, 81 Girard Ave No.
and her sister. Mrs James Carter.
5O7 Girard Ave No
The EEBP club met at the
home of Mrs Ann Walker. 2Sl2
Elliott, Tuesday, March 8 First
prize was won by Mrs. Lucille
MCAdams. second. by Mrs. John
Saylcs, and third by Mrs. Leila
Copeland. The next meeting Will
be held al the home Of Mrs. Allie
Wilson. 3749 Fourth Ave. SO,
Saturday, March 81
The SOcIaIIte club Will meet at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Eddie
Robbins, 24OS Fourth Ave, So,
Sunday. March IL at 9. p m.
The Usher board Of Pilgrim
Baptist church met Tuesday, Feb
q at the home OF Mrs. Juanita
Camp 96l ROndo Ave. Plans were
made for a Heaven and He'll 80
Cial to be- held Friday. March 30
4 wedding reception was given
by Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Dodd at
their home. S95 Carroll Ave,
Saturday. March 3 for their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Brown 1.-THE former
Betty Lou Dodd).
The BYE youth group Of Pill
grim Baptist church met Sunday
March 4 at the church
The Senior Choir OF ST. Peter
AME church will meet Friday
evening, March 8 at 8 p. m. at the
church.
Mr.. STANLEY Willis, 1924 Oak
land Ave So. left the city Sun
day, March I, for Chicago. III. to
attond the funeral of his father
Mr.. james Willis who died sud.
denly Mr. willis returned to the
city Wednesday. March 7
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Mr.. And Mrs. lid Crews
HonoTed A. Reception

MINES. Trcasa NJ Jones and
Willie Burrcll held bclat"d we'd.
ding reception and open houso m
honor of Mr. and Mrs lid Crews
9l2 Fremont Ave No. Sunday
March 4
Among those present wor"
Mcssrs and Mines Frank Per
kins James A Tatcs. AlonzO De
mcry. Joseph Curns, Carl Frac-
ton. w ~ Richardson. Rev and
Mrs. Wendell johnson and fam
lily. Mines Lillian GrcRver. An
ma Rice. Juanita Sims, William
Kemp, Walter McElroy and
granddaughter. Myrtle Banks, l.
G. Lrwis. Helen Calhoun, Measrs
A J Wilkcrson. Willie BurrclI.
Harry Neal and A Wright and
Miss Joyce Ann Crews.
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

The Ladies auxiliary of Loral 5l6 will hold luncheon
meeting Friday March Ii, at at the Art Institute, 40
Summit Ave This will be the auxiaryS monthly meeting All
members urged to the chairman Mrs Robinson
40 ~ Anthony Ave, before March -
The DYWYK club met Thursday March a the home Of
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& PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Mr. Richard Ross Of Aldrch Ave No. returned 10 his
nome Wednesday, Feb Is Mr. Ross and his
were called TO the bedside of another brother Arthur Ross
MarrItoh Ark, who very ill., Mrs Nee FaldS Oakland
am ana Mrs Lucille livery Gary Ind of Arthur
Ross and Mr. and Mrs Luther Ross of CofeeyIe Kansas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-15
Crisis in Yugosuvo-Il
Drought Sops Nations Vitality,
Shows Up in Falling Production

about midway between the knee
and the hip. had shrunken to the
size of my forearm.
Seized by the Nazis and made
into a military junction point,
Knin saw some of the bitterest
fighting of the war. It was bombed
% times.
In its streets and outskirts 780
men and % women were killed in
action. most of it in close clutch
fighting {where only knife is used)
or hand-to-hand fighting where
the gun is used as a club.
At Novo Selo-farther on, a
farm woman brought out an
ordinary washpan filled with po-
tatoeS to show us the kind of food
they had. The potatoes were such
as. revived by the floods which
followed the drought, started to
grow again. They were about the
size of large walnuts.
During the war this village was
set afire Is times. In 1941 it had a
population Of 500; now it has So.
More than 60 per cent of its men
and 80 per cent of its women were
killed in action.
Again and again the woman
asked how long before the food
from America would arrive.
When the villagers had con-
sumed the last of their potatoes,
she said, no one would have any
thing to eat except the states
ration-cornmeal and hot water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-15
Rhode Island Ave. Group Opposes Milk Commission

ity to order summer daylight
saving time. It will come up again
at the next meeting.
In conclusion, the association
instructed their delegates to the
Federation of Citizens Associa-
tions to favor continuation of Sat
urday night meetings.
Joseph D. Malloy, president
conducted the meeting in Bate
mans store, 1904 Rhode Island
avenue NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-15

The Rhode Island Avenue
Citizens Association last night
objected to a measure to set up
a District Milk Commission"
It was felt that "too many cooks
spoil the soup" and that the as
ISOLATION knows too little about
the proposed milk commission.
In other business, the associa-
ton deferred action on a House
bill that would give the District
Commissioners permanent author
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-15
Military to Use MENUS Tract
For I roop Muneuvers Area

that, private interests planned an
apartment hotel there.
1.-THE Nevius Tract" the mill
tary district said, will be used
as a maneuver area for small
troop unit field problems for
troops based at Fort Myer.''
Maj. Gen. Thomas w. Herren,
military district commander, said
there will be no firing-"not even
blanks" -and no construction or
alteration of existing terrain
there.
Lee boulevard is one of the most
heavily travelled roads in the
Washington area. Best advice to
motorists: Eyes front.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-15

The Military District of Wash
ington today issued a warning to
all area residents warning not
to become alarmed If they see
troops stealthily moving through
the trees and bushes of the Nevius
Tract IN Arlington.
The tract. on a rise of ground
beside Lee boulevard, has a COM
handing view of the Lincoln Me-
mortal area of WaShington's
waterfront and once was consid-
cred as a site for a hospital for
the Veterans Administration.
which still owns the land. Before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-15
Arlington Police Group
Now Open to Women

Bylaws of the Arlington Police
Beneficiary Association were
amended last night to permit
women to become members.
After the 15-year- old law was
changed the membership applica-
ton of Mrs. Doris Beiswanger
the county's first policewoman,
was approved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-15
Young Peoples Service

Milton Friedman. chief of the
Washington bureau of the Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, will speak at
a Young Peoples service at $50
pm. tomorrow in the Tifereth
Israel Synagogue, Fourteenth and
Euclid streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-15
Virginia Mosons PIon
installation Rites Today
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 15.-The
Grand Lodge, Ancient Free and
Accepted Masons of Virginia, was
to install Rudolph r. Cooke of
Portsmouth as its new grand mas
ter here today.
Other officers to be installed
were Charles M. Landlord, of
Franktown. deputy grand master;
O.. M. Miles of Roanoke, grand
senior warden: Judge Hugh Reid
of Arlington. grand Junior ward
en-. and William j. Mcmahon of
Newport News, grand senior dea-
con.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-15
Nebraska Alumni Dinner

The University of Nebrasks
alumni of this area will observe
the 82d anniversary of the found
ing of the school with a dinner
meeting at 7 pm. tomorrow in
the Highlands dining room, 1914
Connecticut avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-15

Tablets to patients troubled with
constipation and it's headaches, bad
breath and lack of pep.
"Imyself have taken DIR. Edwards
Olive Tablets a number of years and
find nothing better to relieve consti-
patton. Olive Tablets are so gentle yet
thorough in action. They give complete
relief from transient constipation"
Olive Tablets work on BOTH upper
and lower bowels and give more
natural-ike movements. 15e, 30G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-15
Viers Mill PTA Buzour

The Viers Mill tMd0 Parent
Teacher Association will hold a
bazaar at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
school, lakewood and Dahill roads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-15
ADVERTISEMENT
HOW DR. EDWARDS
HELPED ME LICK
IRREGULARITY
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Mr.. William Tir-
rell, brilliant top
flight account ex-
ecutive of New
York City, says:
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-15

Bees can see ultraviolet, a colcr
which is not visible to human be-
ings.
Evening star., 1951-03-08
Marriage License
Applications
w VdoIl1l1S oO1l, -.
THURSDAY, MARCH 8. 1851

Under D. C. Iaw. couples
must apply for q marriage
license on one day, iDait three
full days and receiUe the license
on the fifth day. Sundays and
holidays are counted the same
as other days.
Dorothy astta, 81 G' I'll Iii fe0 st. NV. va anu
hd g. 1852 a5SH i5h HGa s
Ddes BfsdfoH e g. Ssa asss va and
Carl and H%s1 MaHy Brown M II H. 72S sse h St t.
Aurelio -, Malaga. Al. 24oo 1eth ST.; NV,
Merle West. q; Il 1S4S 1SS eth st. s;W.. and
Grant coolbaugh, ri. and Ramona Slater,
20 q, both both Of Arlington Va;
Bernard Wolf, ss. silver Spring. Nd, and
ndaaTS asFS Gans ae 3 g. s5 S5S dastR s s st. aw nw
Joyce ,lslsa. Pickett. 5s, 5s s94e s II llth St NV
alessrd Hfs HSgfad Wiis1n n c.
Rosa Phillips. 90. Farmville. N. c.
David Polier. 55, 1923 Connecticut ave.
NV. and Irene shriber, 43, $3.50 wis
Arthur Ti schmidt, chm 1" ss, Arlington, Va, and
virginia Sheffery. 3s. 3129 Westover DIR.
NV.
Albert Key 25, 1901 Ellicott st. NV. and
Julia Bowdoin. 20. 2340 wyoming ave.
NV.
Thomas Rosenberger, 90. Jeffersonton, Va,
and Peggy Kearnes. IS, Arlington. Va.
Walter Berry, A, and Geneva Tate, 43,
Francis -Tilghman. 20. 1881 49th st. me-.
and Vera Tyler, 81, 47O7 Kane pl. ne
Martin RameFow sad r0r,rl 1s bS36 Missouri aye
August Kohn 3D. 81, ss44 Military I'd
Albert Camut, 90, and Maylee McGhee
90, both of the Army Medical Center.
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Deaths Reported
(From the D. C. Bureau of Vita

From the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics. }
William De Yelling, "a. 15 9th ST. ne.
John washington 80; Washington.
Laehllan Mccorauodale. rs, 1929 18th St
Henry Carter, rs. 2e51 10th st. NV.
Clarence Clements, a, $40 8th st. ne
Meyer Cohen 50, 2901 18th st. NV
Nina Gipe; IS, 1902 Nd. ave. ne.
Paul Guild. Sc, 26 Charming pl. NV.
William Keating,o IS, Washington.
Florence Stohlman, 50, Chevy Chase. Nd.
Claude .Forshee, 81. Decatur Hts, Md.
Az les Miles, so. 170S Rhode Island ave
Reginald Houghse47, Arlington. Va.
Ellen CARER, y: zoos Greiiggs s.. Nd:
Hattie Jackson. 50: 1920. Grant st. ne
Everett Bell, 79, Washington.
Mary johnson. 70. 1887 Vernon st. NV.
Frank Newman. II. 209. D st. sw.
John Carter, 81. 1929 stanton ter. Sc.
Willie Rodgers, SO, 1927 9th st. NV.
Infant Tate. 112 F st. s.w.
Evening star., 1951-03-08
yorktown Bridge Project

RICHMOND, Va, Mar. 8 R.-
A $490,812 contract has been
awarded to w. H. Scott, of Frank
lin, for construction of approach
roads to the Yorktown bridge.
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Births Reported
From the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics

(From the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistic
BOYS.
Pablo and Dawn Alemar.
Mirko and Vera Bruner.
Donald and Ada Donohue.
James and Nina Gavin.
Elmer and Jane Hileman.
james and Florence Lewis.
Walter and Helen Londeree.
James and Anna Macdonald.
George and Marjorie Richard.
Joseph and Irene Pigaga.
Henry and Grace Potter.
Joseph and Jacqueline Raley.
Frank and Anna Santoiemma.
Jack and Theresa Summers.
William and Irene Anderson.
Joseph and Lempi Cody.
Ralph and Mary Drosd.
Thomas and Edna Hutchinson.
Paul and Edith Leroy.
Joseph and June Logan.
Edward and Hester McNulty.
Sophocles and Mercia Papas.
Jerome and Esther Plitman.
Samuel and Helen Rogoysky.
Cnoghen and Alice Butler.
Sam and Alphrtetta Clayburn.
Samuel and Silver Cunningham.
yohn yohn and and EoTetaa EoHaas Meefsin. Messsi
TSSsSfsins sna snd f,,Isn Colleen Prince
clifton and Margaret Cheek.
James and Ella Cristwen.
Stevie and June Gaddis.
Sylvester and Ruby Miller.
James and Lille Nivens.
Warren and Frances Redd.
Thomas and Susie Walton.
James and Virginia Williams.
GIRLS.
Clyde and Bertha Cadieu.
Virgil and Mary Currence.
Edward and Dorothy Donaldson. "
Earl and Ora Embrey.
Gordon and Esmeralda Green.
David and Betsey Lambert.
Rudolph and Grace Mastalerz.
William and Rose Noon
John and Carolyn Parry
Joseph and Beatrice Rollins.
Richard and Margaret Stokeiy.
Chester and June Talley.
Melvin and Velgean Taylor.
William and Nancy Wells.
Theodore and Lorraine Cohen.
Emery and Marion de Hartman.
Edwin and Margaret Doyle.
Cecil and Evelyn Floyd.
MIISIt KGRert and and Mi2eni Alice aeEFipg; in
Howard and Catherine Mort.
Grant and Helen Olson.
Lewis and Charlotte Pusey.
Robert and Ruth Schultz.
Robert and Arlene Sykes
Stephen and Betty Topley. "
Robert and Catherine Worsley.
Alonzo and Sarah Anderson.
Gfn5istGlhdr f6is ahe ndrdtbx snd Naomi Baken
Eric and Lille Hubbard.
zedeaiah and Mary Suggs.
joseph and Marjorie. Williams.
James and Anna Bailey.
Mark and Geraldine Blocker.
Nathaniel and Mary Randolph.
woodrow and Lucinda Taylor.
Evening star., 1951-03-08

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Evening star., 1951-05-05

legislation. but this Armed Serv.
ices Committee is in it right now
and as man who has commanded
probably more of our armed forces
than any other individual. il
seems to me that you could COM
ment with propriety upon a broad
principle.
Since we are living now, and
will continue to live for years to
come, in a world of uncertainties
I wonder if you do not think that
some system of universal training
which would guarantee that all of
our young men would be made
available for service, and they
would be trained young men,
should be invoked so that when
the Nation was threatened we
would be prepared?
Evening star., 1951-05-05

tion that they need for a total
armed force of 3,462,0
Now, as I understand 1t, it is
your opinion that of that 3,462,-
600, in order to carry out your
program, it would not be necessary
Ito substantially increase your
ground forces.
On the other hand, you feel
that it would be necessary to make
additions to our sea power and
to our air power, but in that
event that would not involve
substantial increases of our armed
personnel in that field.
Gen. MacArthur-That is ex-
actly correct, Senator.
Senator Johnson-Now, general,
I realize that you do not want to
get into this sphere of specific