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Evening star., 1952-04-13
Gen. and Mrs. Bull
ToHOnOr the Sims
Vice Chief of Staff Hull Is Sailing
For England; Other Service Set News
By Evelyn M. Dent

The commandant of the Ma
tional War College, 1t. Gen. Har-
old Roe Bull, and Mrs. Bull will
be hosts at luncheon today for
Field Marshal Sir William Slim,
chief of the imperial general staff
of Great Britain, and Lady Slim,
who leave later in the day for
Carlisle. Pa.
Sir William is here as an ex-
change lecturer under the auspices
of the Kermit Roosevelt Memorial
lecture series. The field marshal
and Lady Slim arrived in the
country on Tuesday and have been
house guests of Gen. and Mrs.
Bull.
Vice Chief of Staff Gen. John
E. Hull is the exchange officer
from this country. Both he and
Mrs. Hull will sail for England
May /. where they will be the
guests of the commandants at
SandhurSt. Camberley and the
Imperial War College in London.
They will be away about two
weeks.
Last evening Gen. and Mrs.
Hull entertained at dinner in their
quarters at Fort Myer. Their
guests were Field Marshal and
Lady Slim, Gen. and Mrs. Bull,
Sir Alwyn and Lady Grow, Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin M. McKelway
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Roose-
welt. jr.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. E. Tyler
Woodbridge will be at home this
afternoon at 5. Their guests for
the most part will be close friends
Of their honor guest, Mrs. George
Taubman of Long Beach, Calf,
who has been staying at the
Shoreham for the past week and
expects to be here until the end
of next week.
Their son, Ensign E. Tyler
Woodbridge, jr., who has just re-
ceived his Navy wings. came home
on Wednesday from Pensacola.
Fla. He leaves today for Corpus
Christi. Tex, his next duty sta
ton. Marshall Woodbridge, a
sophomore at st. Francis Prep
School. Spring Grove, Pa, is
also home for the Easter vaca-
tion and will leave on Tuesday to
spend the rest of the week with
his roommate, Frederick Smith. at
Evening star., 1952-04-13
Navy Doctors Wives Club
To Hold Benefit Lunch

The Navy Doctors Wives Club
of Washington will hold its annual
benefit party Thursday, April "a,
at the Officers Club, National Ma
val Medical Center. Bethesda.
Luncheon will be served at IL
O'Clock, after which there will be
bridge and canasta. Other fea-
lures include bakery sale, a f1ow-
er mart, table and door prizes, and
IA white elephant sale.
Proceeds this year will 60 to the
Soldiers. Sailors, Marines and Air
mems Club of Washington.
Mrs. w. j. c. Agnew is in charge
of the program, assisted by Mrs.
Carl H. Mcmillan. Other members
of the committee are: Mrs. John
L. Enyart, in charge of invitations
and reservations; Mrs. j. L. Hol-
Evening star., 1952-04-13
A|corn-Chi|ds Engoqement

Announcement is made by
Judge and Mrs. Howard Wells AL
corn of Suffield, Conn.,, of the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Carolyn Hathaway, to Ensign
Blair Childs. jr. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Childs of Washing
ton.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
the Chaffee School and of Welles-
ley College. She is the grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Alcorn and the late Mr.. and Mrs.
William Penney.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
Miss BinkIey
will Marry


Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Edison
Stufflebeam of Alexandria an
nounce the engagement of Mrs.
Stuft1ebeam'S daughter, Miss
Kathryn Mary Binkley, to Mid
shipman David Dunham Dawson
He is the son of Vice Admiral
Ralph Eugene Dawson, U. S. N.
retired, and Mrs. Dawson of Sche-
inectady, N. Y.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Michigan State College and il
now teaching in the Arlington
public schools. Midshipman Da-
vison is in his last year at the
United States Naval Academy.
The wedding will take place in
June.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington. D. c.
SUNDAY, APRIL is, 1852
Miss DonneIIv
To Be Bride

Announcement is made by Mr..
and Mrs. John j. Donnelly Of
Washington of the engagement
of their daughter. Jane Frances,
to Sergt. Robert B. Murray. He
is the son of Comdr. and Mrs.
Alan A. Murray of Wellington,
Va.
The bride-elect is attending the
University of Maryland where she
is a member Of Kappa Delta
sorority. Sergt. Murray also at.
tended the same University be.
fore entering the Army.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
Luncheon Planned

The Transportation Corps
Women'S Club will hold their
annual business luncheon at the
Fort McNair Club on April % at
1890. Mrs. Lawrence D. Lally,
president, has urged that all
members attend.
Reservations may be made be-
fore April 18, with Mrs. Hugh l..
Quarles. 800 North Wayne street
in Arlington, IA. 2-9719.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
CotiIIion Plans to Give Dance

ket and Mrs. Lawrence r. Dewey.
Junior hostesseS will be the
Misses Sally Cooper, Stephanie
Mellnik and Margaret Mary Beur-
ket. Junior hosts are Buz Rulter,
Bob Purvis and Harcourt Smith.
Miss Jocelyn Hill will entertain
at a dinner at Fort Myer.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

The Army-Navy-Air Force Co.
tillion will give a Cherry Blossom
dance on Saturday at Hop Hall,
Fort Myer from $50 until II
o'clock.
There to receive the guests will
be Col. and Mrs. Peter c. Hains
III, Col. and Mrs. Raymond Beur-
Evening star., 1952-04-13

Mr.. Childs is a graduate of
Hotchkiss School and Yale Uni
versity. Before entering college
he spent a year in the U. S. Mer-
chant Marine. At present he is
on active duty in the United
States Navy.
He is the grandson of Mrs.
Samuel Robinson of Santa Bar
bara, the late Mr.. John Sage Fiske
of New York, and the late Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Childs of Pitts
burgh.
Evening star., 1952-04-13

and. white elephants; Mrs. George
N. Raines, prizes; Mrs. E. B. Coyle,
flowers; Mrs. Sherl j. Winter.
baked goods and foods; and Mrs.
Robert B. Brown, table arrange
ments. Treasurer for the party is
Mrs. Malcolm w. Mason.
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Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS 4

Attended Funeral Services: Mrs Opal Wesberry, 9sS
Bryant Ave No. received word that her cousin Mr. William
Hart of Kansas City Hans died Thursday June L. Mrs
Westberry Jacqulne Marshall Roland Westberry Mrs
Erce Chadwce motore to Kansas City and attended
funeral They left Friday June Il returned
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VIM McQuerry. Cecil Newman.
Donald J. Allen. T. W Neil. Don
aid w Fuller. T u Carry, Henry
X Curtis Harris. Theodore Wood
ard. and Rev and Mrs Moses
Tcrryand and Or and Mrs w II.
Wright. Russell Underwood
The Mines Blanche Maycs. Mary
Alice Smith, Cordclia Hunter, Tepa
Wade Lottic Hyde. Emma Grimes,
T. f. Pcrkines. Doris Raspberry,
Norma Byrd, Effie poscy, Edith
Bowman. William Black, Jack
Black. Dewey jackson, Minnie r..
Plummer Thcodosia Martin. Anna
Mathews. Esther Roach. Elva
Jones, Sylvester Oliver, Alice Nor
gan. Moran Lark, Eva l. Abbey,
u. y Young. Kathrine Banks,
Halle Ewing, Rayma Estes, Dor
othy Sims, Anna Il Lacey, Ida
Pauley Sims, u. MarRery Buckner,
Marguerite Paulry Boyctto. Ar
della Allen and Esther Brown.
Also Mines Mayme X Mccoy.
Anna Graham. Bessie Lewis. Bees
sic Ratliff. Lucille Tillman, Tn"
mas NJ Jones. Theodore Jonca
Jessie Shannon. Rose Pittman
Hcn1ettc Williams, JuscphIr,
Brown, Viola Madden, o. G. Hal
Lucille Miller Notah ClRibouru,
Birdie High Paul Maycs. Man,
Uptcgruve, Felix F"RR. j. s RAJ
cy, J X. Murray opal Fraction
T. G. Shelby. Luclla Kay, Palm r
Jackson. Ida Roberts. Alice Pat
Smith Ast"r. Lillian Stradcr. IT,,
Robinson A Coleman. Bees"
James. s Reed Bessie Your
Caroline Perry. Merle Bell, Il J.
Burns, Fred Murphy Adele H."
well, Mamie Robinson, Emma
Watkins. Mildred Daniels. Jessie
Shepard Carrie Neal Effc Larh
ms, Cecelih Patterson, Dor"'hy
Early Thomas, and Naomi Za.h.
AIRY.
Also the Misses Myrtle potter
Amanda Byrd. Martha Kay and
Patricia Moore
Also McsSrs. Vernon l.. Pitiman
A. s. Barnett. NJ. A. JohnsnD
David J Banks. Clarence 4
Hughes. Willie ~ Raspberry G"r.
don Granger W - Bailey. wnuam
" Walker. Raymond W Cannnr
Ira Alien Frank Boyd, r.. r pr
kinE. Roy Kay, @ ~ Lu,aa
Wilbur II Williams. d. c. Dowi.
Lawrence Owens, George Ma
William Cornelius. Norman -.
and Walter early.
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Relatives Gather
To Help The MOuIdenS
Celebrate Golden Wedding

Several hundred persons person in messages helped
the Robert Il MuudcnS celebrate their Golden Wedding Ami
vcrSary Tuesday, June H. their home SiS Fourth Ave
So. Minneapolis.
People throngrd the Moulcn home from I until 10
the hours the reception Those in the receiving line
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ANNIVERSARIES

June 20 MIR and Mrs Thco-
dorc Jones, 1922 Third Ave-, So,
- years and MIR and Mrs, Thorn.
as NJ Jones, 1894 Clinton Ave, ~
years
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had to take relief periods as
friends and neighbours Of the
couple passed by to wish the
couple congratulations of the
day.
In the receiving line with
couple at various intervals was
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bell OF St
Paul: Mr.. and Mrs. Rasberry and
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barncr OF
Omaha. Neb. Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie
Thomas Of Chicago. and Mines
Carl Wade. Edward l. Boyd
George Banks Jr. Anna Mat
thcws and Blanche Mayes.
At the rcfrcshmcnt table Mrs
Edward Boyd, Mrs. Spencer
| Shivcrs and +. y. Jones Attend
ing the gifts were Mrs Mary
Alice Smith and Mrs. Emma
Grimes
During the reception period
various musicians played and
sang Among those were Mines
Dorothy Sims. N J Hunter
F,lysc Lylcs. Dorothy Thomas
Emma Simms and Miss Yayma
Marie Estes and Mcssrs Brad
ford Bcnncr, Fred Ewing and
Richard Maycs
Among those who registered in
the Golden Wedding Guest book
Of Edith and Robert MouIdrn
were.
MesRrs and Mines Spencer
Shivcrs, Edward l.. Boyd George
Banks Sr.. George Adams. WI.
liam Modem and Rev. and Mrs. NJ
l.. Simmons Messrs and Mines
Robert Payne. Frank Terry, A. J
Johnson f. Blackwell. J. r Lynn
w Taylor, Fred Ewing, Romeo
Gresham, Wesley Lyle. r. J
Brown. Charlie BcAsley. W. G
Jones. Hobart T Mitchell, Rich.
ard Mayes, - l. Morris. "
Maxwell. Turner Nelson. 8 And.
prson. Webster Stovall, David r
Francis J {. Cr0wder, Nathaniel
Watson. o y Williams. DAVID W
Wright. A J Evans. Charles y
4. J Evans. G II Roper. Charles
y. Curry, Don La Faucotte, c. n
Lytle. VIM Hayes. Clarence Smith.
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TWIN CITY MINISTERIAL
ALLIANCE MEETS At
PILGRIM CuIRCII

The members Of the Twin Cfty
Ministerial Alliance viii meet at
the Pilgrim Baptist church, W
Central At Grutto 50 Paul MINI.
Monday June -. 1852 at l p m
Rev Floyd Massey Jr, host
pastor has stated that a luncheon
Will be- served the ministers by a
committee from the church
nr J A BaCunts President of
Rrurdlct College, Columbia, s
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MONDAY, June 10.
Improving: Rev II. w. Bolts.
1919 Lyndale Ave. No, pastor Of
Zion Baptist church is improving
He is still confined to his home
Spent Day In Rochester: Mrs.
Theresa Warren, 500 Fremont
Ave. No, MeSsrs. l. c. Workman
and Preston Spears motored to
Rochester, MINI. and spent the
day, Sunday, June IS, visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Manning
at their hotel, the Avalon.
Ten Years Together: Mr. and
Mrs. Robert l., Pierre, 1924
Fourth Ave. So, will celebrate
their tenth wedding anniversary,
Friday, June 27.
To Spend Vacation In East :
Mrs. Roberta White, 22O1 Fifth
Ave. So, has gone east to spend
her vacation visiting in Washing
ton, d. C, Philadelphia and New
York City. Mrs. White is the
wife Of Tommie White.
House Guests or The EsCues:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bell of Han
nibal, Mo. are guests for a few
days of their relatives and
friends. They are the house
guests of Mrs. Bells brother and
his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Escue,
1852 Fifth Ave. So,
To Kansas City: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Moppins, 1916 Fifth Ave.
So, and Mrs. Ida MoppIns, 1921
Fifth Ave. So. left for Kansas
City, Kansas, Monday evening,
June IS to attend the funeral OF
their sister-in-law. Mrs. Beatrice
Moppins who died Sunday June
Is. Mrs. Moppins was the mother
of Mrs. Katherine Nash of Rock
ford Road, Robbinsdale.
Here For Golden Wedding An.
niversary: Mr.. and Mrs George
Adams of Duluth are the house
guests of Mr.. Adams sister, Mrs
William Hyde, 1892 Clinton Ave.
They came to attend the 5Oth
wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Moulden, 3S4s Fourth
Ave. So. which was on Tuesday,
June II.
Mrs. Mary l.. williams Honor
ed: Monday morning, June 10 at
2:30 at c shift employees at the
Twin City Arsenal plant gave a
going away party in honor of
Mrs. Mary Lula Williams, 1880
Emerson Ave. No. A delicious
lunch was served. Mrs. Williams
is visiting in Arkansas and Tex
as. She will visit relatives and
friends and an uncle she has not
seen in IS years.
To Visit In Southland: Mrs
Lorraine Chivers. 4O17 Clinton
Ave, left Tuesday, June II on a
vacation. She will visit relatives
and friends in Dallas, Mexie and
Dennison. Texas, and on the re-
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turn trip home she Will visit re-
atives and friends in Kansas City
Kansas and Kansas City, Mo.
Enters Hospital: Mrs. Albert
Allen, Sr.. 1921 Third Ave. So.
entered Mt. Sinai hospital Sun
day. June Is.
Visitors From Des Moincs: Mrs.
Helen Kitchen and daughter.
Dianne OF Des Moines, Iowa are
visiting the Cecil Newmans 1853
Third Ave So. Mrs. Kitchen is
the sister OF Mrs. Newman.
Regrets; Mr.. and Mrs. r b
Moulden 3S4S Fourth Ave. So.
regret very much that so many Of
their wedding anniversary invita-
tons were not delivered
House Guests OF The Mouldcns:
Mrs X B. Moulden's nieCes came
TO attend the 5Oth wedding an
niversary celebration which was
held on Tuesday. June II. They
are Mrs. Dorothy Thomas of
Chicago, Mrs. Lawrence Brooks
and two children of Kansas City.
Kans Mrs. Isaih Watkins and her
husband, OF Denver, Colo.
Visiting Her Chum: Miss Rita
Cisco, $50 Girard Ave No, left
Monday, June IS for ten day
vacation to be spent with her
chum, Miss Margin Miller, IN her
home IN Los Angeles. Miss Miller
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Miller. formerly OF MIN
neapolis.
Attended 5Oth Wedding Ami
Ncrsary: Mrs. Cover Banks, Of
Chicago, came to Minneapolis to
attend the X. b. Mouldens 5Oth
wedding anniversary celebration.
and to do some fishing in one Of
our Ten Thousand lakes
Entertains: Miss Leota Brooks
1918 Third Ave. So, entertained
at buffet dinner "Wednesday.
June II, in honor Of Miss Frankie
Landers, bride to be, and her
bridesmaids. also Miss lone Roach
of a9l7 Fifth Ave. So, who IL
leaving the city July l to make
her home in Los Angeles.
Spending Summer With Sister:
Miss Marjorie Estes of Baxter
Springs, Kansas, arrived Satur-
day, June II to spend the sum
mcr with her sister. Miss Rayma
Marie Estes, 374O Fourth Ave.
So
Willing Workers: The willing
Workers Of Bethesda Will meet
Thursday, June 26 at 3 p. m. at
the home Of Mrs Ernest Putnam.
5l5 10th Ave so. The president,
Mrs. LeoIa Young asks all mem
bers be present
Dinner Guests: Mrs. Luella
Kay and daughter. Miss Martha,
374s Fourth Ave. So. entertained
at dinner Sunday, June 10
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs
George Roach. 3SI7 Fifth Ave
So. their daughters. lone and
Lucille and their nephew. VIII
liam Roach. also Mrs. Rays son.
Roy The Roach family are leav-
ing July l for California 10 make
their home
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Carolina Is Pilgrims guest
preacher an Founders Day and
viii be the EucEt-of honor at the
luncheon meeting on Monday
Rev l. G. Harris, prrstdcnt,
and Rev W u williams Hccrc-
tary have asked all members "a
be present and prompt The nn-
chcon with DO served first. with
business Ia follow
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Visiting Father: Mrs. Thcrdnr"
Vaughn. 1920 Fourth Ave f.
l"ft Sunday June - for Fast
- Lpuig. ~. and she viii visit
her father in Kentucky.
Evening star., 1952-01-31
BIZ ssTHE EVENING STAR washington d G.
i. 5s8s

1.-THE people Of the Soviet Union
that the United States not only
lis their friend but is interested in
their liberation and win aid them
lin every practical WY
Mr.. Kersten spoke Ia the Coisl~
lmerce Department auditorium
during ceremonies Ia which 4 gold
medal and citation were presented
Ito Mrs. Mary Stalcup Markward.
former FBI undercover operative.
Mr.. Kersten said Americas
policy Of containlnent tlareatelas
Ito lead to disaster and st best
promises little more than q world
IStalemate.
He declared that an Affirmative
foreign policy that would take the
Initiative against Moscow should
include several basic moves il1-
|cluding cancellation Of recogni-
|tion Of the Soviet Union and Of
1.-THE Communist satellite regimes.
william ]. hoffman, District
Legion Commander. made the
presentation Of the medal and
citation to MRS. Markward. She
was asked by the FBI in 1943 to
join the Communist Party here
and report on its activities. Rex
|B. Finley is chairman Of the Dis
|trict Legion's AmericanisIn COM
mission. which granted the award.
Evening star., 1952-01-31
Marriage License Applications

Lorraine shields, so, 1413 st. Sc.
John Carter, AZ, 800 Emerson ST.. NE. and
Lula Newell. az Meridian. Miss.
lWilliaEn Smith Ia ~ & w st, p. .Ns and
Gloria tQillsapas Z, q N 4: I. 4.
| Oven. 2fs 1900 r st. ssn. m sS
IWillaft Corleii, 26. q f3s 4th 81. 4. lailsl
/ Rinnie AdnarN 22. ! lI4 Morse ST ne,
l5ohn Anderson g2. FORT Jackson g,
/ lane NV.
iWiIIian Jones 4s ann Marie Mills. 45,
] both Of 4925 LIST 81. NV.
james MotteTshead, az, and Sophie sSlAu-
bins 80. both pl Phtlad delphIas
lack lngley, SO. Naval Gun Factory, and
II Beatrice 1honpson. 30, 6231 9th ST. NV.
IFrederick RichaEdson 39, ~. g. q s5ena11a2f{
dass.l dKafhlssa easaily. rs. 5ba1 Newark 4.
lsaaan 81 " Ricks sa; and lucy stoks. 81. both
Of I616 ~ Capitgl * 81.
ashen ghsrss Vs.. !, nc 6
noSe5Issi 5sils, s,a sSS M az sa " ois B
Randall, III. rs lshode sland aye. q. ":
Martin Fire. "a 1384 Guard st. z. ", alld
joyce Bloch 93 SO 22tst st4 nm. n.
David Hawkins ~, 628 9th ST me-. ana
I6la Smith. 35s $40 9th st. ne.
lCIyde Jones, 81. Boiling All FpLce Ba4e.
md Nellie Ludlow. ANDREWS AT
IWillRlssSnsi Iolnsx, Iona s5, 1855 Morse it ne.
and Martha Queen. 25, 1T st. NV.
Barbara Dendy, is. S1o 21st st. NE.
William Noel, jr., Is. I02 4Sth st. nv,
and Mary Lambert, II. 1000 sth st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-01-31

mer tan look with q GENERAL
ELECTRIC sunlamp. And IL
takes Just a few relaxing minutes
a day. A G-E sunlamp Is wonder
full for the youngsters, too :. !:
for it helps provide the Vitamin
D 50 necessary: to sturdy bones
You can use your GENERAL
ELECTRIC sunlandp anywhere
IN. the house. II fits any AC lamp
socket Just follow the Instructions
IN the carton. Get q GENERAL
ELECTRIC smlamp from your
C-E lamp dealer now. The price
Is Low. Only $3.50!
Evening star., 1952-01-31
Aggressive Policy
Asked on Communism

a new and dynamic foreign
policy that takes the offensive
against Communism was urged
last night by Representative
Kersten, Republican, of Wisconsin.
He said such q policy would ten
Evening star., 1952-01-31
Deaths Reported
tFrom the 8. c. bureau Of vital statistics

tFfom the p. g. Bureau Of vital statistics
Josephine sorgenfrier. "a. 1911 Pranklir
Jennie dillies. So, SO sherman Cir. nv
Eneteria Ruiz, 10. 2324 seth st. NV.
Erskin Patterson. 76, 1914 N st. NV.
Annie Grimes. Is, 1016 Potomac ave. s.e
Walter Howard, ~. S14 X st. ne.
Edith Lewis, H. l419 K st. Sc.
Wanda Fernand 10, 1905 18th st. NV.
Helen Drapay. 10, 2700 Connecticut ave
lLeverritt D'orsey, 80. 1919 Park I'd. NV
Thomas Todd, 6S. 7274 Palmer I'd Sc
Elizabeth Houchen, 81. 514 Rittenhous'
Isadore ! Rosenberg, so, 1a47 underwood
Joseph !, Ferry, 81. 500 18Th St NV.
Henry Haines, 81. 5503 4th st. NV.
Robert Soule. 81. Lariinie. Wyo.
Gertrude MarSton, 40. 1000 37th st. S.e
Morris Katz. 39. 926 sth St. NV.
Eileen Zimmerman. IL, T237 Allentown
Infant Frank. washington.
Susan Reynolds 02. 1916 Sth st. NV.
Matte Green. 81. 1855 Corcoran st. NV
Bessie Tillman, 56, 5345 Blaine st. ne. Is
John Fowler. 53. 1912 Delaware ave. s.W
Daniel HightoWef. 81, S25 4Sth st. ne.
John Barnes, 80. III 33 9Th st. NV.
Mamie Foster, 20. l713 North Capitol ct
Evening star., 1952-01-31

James E. Palmer, il. special as
|sistant to Attorney General Nc
|Grath and past national president
|of the Federal Bar Ass0ciat atiOn,
|was reelected president III the
Big Brothers 81 a3. c. Inc at i
recent meeting 0f the board ii
directors. u
Other Officers Re elected Nc the
meeting Of the group, whose aim
Is to make useful citizens out Of
delinquent boys by giving them
care and guidance were Louis
Evening star., 1952-01-31

RICE. They say that this luscious.
smooth n creamy rice cereal is
90 easy 10 digest won't harm
even tbs. most delicate normal
digestive tract and is least likely
of all kinds of cereal to cause al
fergic reactions! CREAM OF
RICE has two other advantages
over any other kind of cereal, too
it gives quicker nutrition and
more energy. And Vitamin B1s
Bs and Niacin are added, PLUS
Iron for rich, red blood and better
growth Serve it every day.
Evening star., 1952-01-31

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4stdents 1895 Cotton Suede SIoeks broken sizes-$zso
2-$l5,o5 Block Corduroy oppy Suits sizes 4. 6----$795
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$500 Cotton Denim Wosh Stocks, sizes IL l4------sSs
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$3.50 Cotton Beacon Robes size
-$l4o, $to5 Cotton Wosh Shorts. size
I3-s4e5 Corduroy Shirts, size g. TO- IL l6---------$z4T
l1$loo Black yellow Roincoot broken
$3.50 Wool Sweaters, sizes 80, 81,
$500 Corduroy Slocks solid color, sizes 81. "a wois
husky.
ll-$3o5 Doyo Sport Shirts long sleeves broken 59s
20-8oc DoyGlo Ties
l-Slze5 "Hoppy Cowboy Suit size lo-----------$5.s9
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Evening star., 1952-01-31
Pepper Exports Increased

Larger crops in Indonesia ana
Saraway and increased supplies
from Thailand have resulted in
heavy increases In Malaya's white
pepper exports.
Evening star., 1952-01-31
Everyone ApMIRES you when

you have q
glowing suntan
and especially
when you have
t IN the middle
of winter! II you
tan at. all, you
can get and keep
that lnvelN alima
Evening star., 1952-01-31
Bio Brothers 81 B. {. Elect poImer President

u. Sharp and William B. West, vice
presidents, and Charles e. Fox,
secretary and treasurer Milton
Isl Kronheina, 81 was elected &
vice president
Evening star., 1952-01-31
Cor orlyiIeuos Rises

& DETROIT average nfebf mo-
tor vehica6s before scrappfng has
doubled since 1925. Average ac-
Ecamuiatea mileage has quad
tfupled
Evening star., 1952-01-31
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