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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C.. lGtp, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, l0dit three full days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Donald Holtzclaw. 10, 5125 Bennings
I'd. Sc; and Joanna vidi. IL. 320s
Gainesville st. s.e.
Goldie Frumkin, 25, 4s05 10th st. ne.
and Lennie Copelin. 10. Inez. N c.
William Cummins. 49,. and Mary Potts,
II. both Of the Naval Receiving Station,
Lewyn Mccoy. 36. s37 Morris pl, ne,
p'R kus Raa g AsRs'GP AosRs Fora Va Colo and
Joe Martin, 22. williamsburg. Va. and
Msrioris Ma williaiAs' co. zoos Mass.
James Erwin 4s, 1890 R st. NV. and
Matte Watkins. 80. 1858 Benning
st. NV.
harry Parrish. 81. Patuxent River. Nd.
and Shirley Coleman. 90, 2605 Mozart
pl. NV
Perry Linkins. IT., 21. Capitol Heights,
Mo-. and Jean Weir. Is, 400 7th st. ne.
Charles Tines. "a. and Dorothy Bushred,
20, both Of Marshall. Va.
Robert Cook. .21. and Loretta Hambruch.
is, both Of Annapolis, Md.
Janet Wooif. IS, JohnstoNwns,' o atN ST. Pa s;e'' and
BoIby Edwards, 81. Naval Gun Factory,
u,alis ana; Esther seib, 1s, s0s Mass. ave. ne.
Wyygsnin Riddick. %, lila sprine
Ralph , Hess. a., Patuxent River, Md, and
Helen Menendez, 20, 713 10th ST. NV.
Cnarles Marshall 81, 1886 18th ST. NV.
COMPTON Jones. 27. 37O1 Maccmb st. NV,
sns ana Ruth u Barton, 2s. I'll Mass.
James Danc,. 90, 1859 B ST. a.. am.
,oio Dorothy Murrsy, 81, Ruckervilie, va.
2, and Dorothy Gibson. Is. 1915 GALES
Glenn smyers, 2s. and Dorothy Lee. 2o
.,,o both Of 1123 Stevens I'd. Sc. ~''
Aleh Mcl;ar lre;aarSon; %; 80 st. NV, and Helen
AnSsIc MGIcslip saIto: 22 90 1891 81 Provsnd St. ne.
KILN, %, 31D 1lth st se
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Citizens Meetings ThsWeek

lson School, South Capitol and
Elmira streets S.W.
Thursday.
Congress Heights - Congress
Heights School field house, Ran
idle place and Alabama avenue
IS.E.
Fort Dupont-Beers School,
|Thirty-sixth place and Alabama
lavenue Sc. ~.
Northeast Washington - Ed
monds School, Ninth and D streets
NE.
Randle Notwithstanding
Hall, 2407 Minnesota avenue Sc.
Southeast Washington Capitol
Hill -Hine Junior High School,
Seventh and c streets Sc.
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Robert Fletcher Retires
AS RuiIroud Counsel

Robert v. Fletcher of Washing
ton. former president of the
Association of American Railroads
and a well-known railroad lawyer,
has retired as special counsel of
the railroad organization. He also
has been chairman of the Board
of Trustees>of American Univer-
sity for about 10 years.
His retirement from the as
sociation post was effective on
Wednesday.
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RoyuI Arch Musons

The Grand Chapter Of Royal
Arch Masons will begin the series
of grand visitations on Monday
The following schedule has been
issued for the week:
Monday-Briglltwood and Pet
worth, Joppa Hall.
Tuesday-La Fayette and Capi.
tol, Masonic Temple.
Thursday - Washington and
Mount Vernon. Masonic Temple.
Friday-Eureka Naval, Masonic
Temple.
All visitations are scheduled to
begin at 8 pm.
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Deaths Reported

(From the District Of Columbia Hureau a,
"ital Statistics.) ~
Pauline X. Eiseman, SO. 5713 Chevy Chase
pkWy. NV.
KazimierT 1Inisa; p. csarnecki. 81. $3.50 East
SShn S3aI A. RYchler. g. 1116 East Capitol st
Julia Buckingham. 7S. 1918 E st. ne.
Giiys Tsiy;. \; Bay, 75, Glen Echo. Nd.
Mas SGnn ! Mitchell tAndL,, y Hsisinston; Ksns
irene A: Waters. 90. ia 5th st. ne.
Paul Griggs, So. 3933 Davis pl. NV.
CLAUDE e. Regina. SO. Washington, b. C.,
John Doe 53. no fixed address.
Infant Christopher Martin. 1881 Bunker
Infant Bishop. Silver Spring. Md,
sarah e; Lee, S3. Kensington, Md,
Henry Bivens, 80, AL M st. NV.
Mamie Butler. 6S. 33 Fenton ct. NV.
Cora E. Cooper, 81, 1712 p st. NV.
William M. Coins, sr., So. 1918 C st.. ne.
Pauline Anderson. AZ. 610 L st. ne.
James E. Dorsey. 80, 1912 @ st. NV.
Elyenia Dent. "a. 500 M st. NV.
infant Brenda Davis AL 1st st. s.w.
infant James Waters. jr., 35 st. ne.
infant Bryant. 5601 Eads st. ne.
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knights TempIar Hold
Hospital visifations

Members Of the Grand Com
mandery Of Knights Templar oi
the District Of Columbia are visit
ing patients every Saturday after.
noon in Mount Alto Hospital te
distribute cigarettes. magazines
and other articles. Grand Com
mander A. Olympton is in charge
DR.. Linns A. link, general man.
ager of the hospital, and his as
sistant, A. B. Dillinger, are CO.
operating. Russell L. Link, chief
of special services, and his assist
ant, Miss Agnes Prophy are assist
ing.
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Jewish War Veterans

Post No. $50 Of the Jewish War
Veterans. which Is made up Of
women veterans, will sponsor a
ward party at the Fort. Belvoir
Hospital January %.
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|VFW Council Board
Meeting Tomorrow

The Council of Administration
OF the D. c. Department, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, will meet
tomorrow night at the District
Building. Department Comdr. AL
bert j. Novak will preside.
Among things to be discussed
will be the participation in the
inaugural parade. Units of the
Department of the District of Co.
lumbia are expected to be pres
ent, with their colors, and will
be led by the Elks' Boys Band.
Comdr. William E. Mower and
the members of the dance COM
mittee of Front Line Post will
meet at department headquarters
today at 10:30 am.
The dance will be held in the
ballroom of the Press Building
on Friday, January 18.
Members of the ritual team of
Front Line Post are asked to be
in readiness for a call for re-
hearsal early in January, as there
have been two requests for their
services.
On January % will be the in
stallation of officers of the East
Gate Council of the northeast
posts at 2022 Rhode Island ave-
nue. NE. and one earlier in the
month for H. L. Edmonds Post
probably at the Elks' Club.
The department commander
and his staff are expected to make
their official visitation to Front
Line Post on January IA.
Members of the Coolies and the
Cootiettes are asked to attend or
January 18 the monthly vista
ton to Mount Alto Hospital at
6 pm, followed by entertainment
to be put on by Washington Post
Meetings this week:
Sunday-General Vincente Lin
Post, 730 Eleventh street Sc.
Monday-Council of Admins.
tration, District Building.
TueSday-T. N. T. Pup Tent
moo. $50 Eighth street Sc; Sill
yer Spring Memorial Post, 2425
Hayden drive, Silver Spring, Md
WedneSday-H. l.. Edmonds
Post. 1916 L street NV; United
States Naval Gun Factory Post,
730 Eleventh street Sc.
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Brig. Gen. Louis w. PrentlSS.
the Districts new Engineer Com
missioner, will speak to the Pali-
sades Citizens Association Tues
day night on the problems he
faces in his new position.
Other meetings scheduled for
the week, which begin at 8 pm.
unless otherwise indicated, are:
Tomorrow.
Dupont Circle - Mayflower
Hotel, 4::30 pm. Discussion Of the
proposed highway plan for the
District.
Garrett Park-Community Cen
ter Hall, Garrett Park. Md, $50
pm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Recre-
alton Center, Kenilworth avenue
and Ord street NE.
Manor Park-Whittier School,
Fifth and Sheridan streets NV.
Michigan Park - Bunker Hill
School, Michigan avenue and
Fourteenth street NE.
Minnesota River Terrace -
Greenway Barber Shop, 1888 East
Capitol street. Installation of Of
ficers.
National Gateway-Church of
Christ. Twenty eighth and Doug
las streets NE.
Progressive Citizens of George
town, Christ Church Parish Hall,
Thirty first and o streets NV.
Southwest-Southwest Branch
Library. Seventh and H streets
S.W.
Stanton Park-Peabody School,
Fifth and c streets NE. DR.. A..
Harry Ostrow of the District
Health Department will speak on
the fiuoridation of public drinking
water.
Takoma Park-Takoma Park
Elementary School, Piney Branch
road and Dahlia street, Takoma
Park, Md.
Tuesday.
Arkansas Avenue-Macfarland
Junior High School, Iowa avenue
and Varnum street NV.
Arlington Civic Federation
Lyon Park Community House,
IPershing drive and North Fillmore
street. Arlington, Va. George
Fisher, county revenue commits
sioner. will speak.
Brightwood-Paul Junior High
School, Eighth and Oglethorpe
streets NV.
Columbia Heights - Columbia
Heights Christian Church hall,
1435 Park road NV.
Lamond Heights-Christian Re-
formed Church. 5911 New Hamp-
shire avenue NE.
Metropolis View-200 Rhode
Island avenue NE, Apt. 800.
Palisades-Palisades Fieldhouse,
|Sherrier and Edmunds places NV.
Southeast Council-YMCA, 170O
Good Hope road Sc.
Wednesday.
CreStwood - Roosevelt High
School music room. Thirteenth
and Upshur streets NV.
Washington Highlands-Patter-
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Ladies' Oriental Shrine

Su-Zu Court of the Ladies Orien-
tai Shrine of North america will
meet Tuesday at 8 pm. in Stans-
bury Masonic Temple.
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Bunker Hill Unit 81 will hold a
dinner and evening of games at
the Fairfax Hotel on Tuesday for
its welfare and rehabilitation pro-
grams. The unit will also give a
party for the patients at Mount
Alto Hospital on Thursday. Mrs.
Elsie Engel, rehabilitation chair
man. will be In charge.
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The juniors Of all units will par
ticipate in making recordings for
Radio Free Europe and Radio Free
Asia in the Crusade for Freedom,
on Saturday at the Shoreham Ho-
tel at 4 pm.
Mrs. Goldie Donahue is chair
man of the Juniors and Mrs. Rose
Perkins, department community
service chairman, is directing the
auxiliary's program.
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The juniors of Fort Dupont
Unit will entertain the five chill
dren Of the units adopted family
at Christmas party at the home
of the juniors vice chairman,
Miss Carol Breshahan, 1920
Twelfth street NE, on Wednes-
day.
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A meeting of the Pan American
Study Committee. under the lead
ership of Mrs. Ola Lee, will be
held Tuesday at the American
Legion Club. 433 Third street
NV, at 8 pm. All unit presidents
and Pan American chairmen are
urged to attend.
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Legion Auxiliary
Plans Coffee Hour al
Mount Alto Hospital

The District Of Columbia De-
partment. American Legion Aux
iliary Rehabilitation Committee
under the direction of Mrs. Alea-
tina Hermann. vice chairman. viii.
hold a coffee hour for the patients
at Mount Alto Hospital today from
q to 8 pm.
Refreshments will be served, en-
tertainment furnished and cigar
cites distributed,
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Fort Dupont Unit will meet
tuesday at 8:15 pm. at the post
clubhouse, with Mrs. Hazel
LIE Fore presiding.
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G. A. o. Unit will meet Wednes-
day at the Legion Club at 8 pm.
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Members Of Army and Air Force
Post, who qualified by enrolling at
least three new members by last
Tuesday. will be guests at a men,
bership rally to be held in the near
future.
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Wednesday.

Crestwood - Roosevelt High
School music room. Thirteenth
and Upshur streets NV.
Washington Highlands-Patter-
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PLYMOUTH '4S special de luxe club
coupe; dark green; r. and b.: S796:
4-mo. written guarantee.
SAFEWAY MOTORS
1900 14th St. NV. NO. 7-1111-6
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Mrs. Armoza P. Jameson, de-
partment Americanism chairman,
has called a special meeting of
this committee tomorrow at
8 pm. in the Legion Club. All
unit chairmen and presidents are
requested to attend as the ma
|tional Americanism program for
the year will be outlined.
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Vincent B. Costello Unit will
meet Tuesday at the Legion Club
at 8 pm.
Miles Kennedy, national legis-
lative director of the American
Legion. will address the meeting
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PLYMOUTH 1a49 club coupe: radio
and heater; excellent tires; beauti-
full metallic gray finish: one owner:
st. NV. AD. 2-O1s5. Open . to ..
PLYMOUTH '49 business coupe. near
perfect cond.: new tires; new paint,
heater; driver; UeGo $500. No dealers.
pGYSMnoou pGYMouTH III aH's late 1851 cranbrook:
luna gray. h, new oil filter. aces:
SSasf-dSIIyef; II 1860 NH; $i.s?5. sfiss
PrYMoUTH 1852 cranbrook sedan:
neW ne~'p" 81 @ $50. m'lfTns pERK1Ns W McToR RS99H
IS S*LES1 H,ES1,r Open Sundays; IA, 5-s139.
6eassi feaps ssc SsEt 81 syssF s5 EM noe 4S4s 4Y'es'
PI,vMOUFH AZ special de luxe: 4-dr.
sed.. T. and h.: real value for $500
KIRK MOTOR COMPANY, 1000
PIYMouTR 40 special de luxe club
cpe.; r. and h., beautiful dark blue
{b-Uno,tht tires saAao re2l RIpk elesn oro cas
;5SHsaS co%PhHY. 1000 Ga. ave ave. NV. Moio4 M4
PLYMOUTH '49 Special de luxe 4-dr.
sodan: r. and h; excel. cond.: new
=. STnSeG; .HsGi,I1 119wnsr: s1'G5o, "a, a;6sos:
na l'rss sood a T. body: d; 'iss sss5 no;fT ;G
PLYMOUTH 'sa green cranbrook
seq; r., n; ll.UUO NIL; owner or
dered on overseas ASSIGNMENT; price,
81 1873. MA. S-6933, Ext. I'll.
PLYMOUTH 1881 Suburban; peri.
sss5o. sgpa;i iGE GE sI4sos sInIlssse; r and b.;
PLYMOUTH 1850 4-dr. Special de
luxe; heater: $4,000 MI; orig. own
er; excel. cond:: $1,000. S711
Plymouth ST., 8. s. JU. S-a540
PLYMOUTH 1851 Cranbrook 4-dr.:
blue: In perfect cond.; 10000 mi;
real bargain; heater and de-
froster beautiful covers, signal turn
lights: $1,295; can finance. 214
Brewster ave-. sil. Spring. JU.
PLYMOUTH Al sed.: good cond.;
Just passed D. c. insp.; secs Cali
RA: 3;g5S7 bstw,. am. and 5 pm.
very good cond.: radio. heater: won't
densburg rd. and Piney Branch.
JU. 7-96S1. See JOHNNY.
PLYMOUTH 1952 2-dr. Cranbrook:
:. and h.; less than 10000 MI;
S1.S95. McNEAL STUDEBAKER,
9044 Wisconsin ave., EN-. 3-72S6.
PLYMOUTH 80 Suburban; soft blue
and chrome; $4,000 mi; radio. htr.;
used only End car; like new; ceii.
Ing. S1.442. Browning 716-W.
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Man Gets 70 Years
For Assau|ting Girl

A District printer yesterday
was sentenced to 20 years in the
Maryland House Of Corrections
on a Montgomery County Circuit
Court conviction of assault with
intent to rape.
The sentence was pronounced
by Judge Stedman Prescott on
Clifford H. Baines, "a, of the
300 block of First street Sc.
Judge Prescott denied a new
trial motion made by Defense
Attorney Alger Y. Barbee.
Baines was convicted by a jury
April 2 for assaulting a 19-year-
old Southeast Washington girl
March 8. The attack occurred,
police said, near Norbeck, Md,
after a tour of taverns in Prince
Georges County.
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Berwyn Church Names
Fund Drive Leaders

Division chairmen for the
100000 fund campaign of Holy
Redeemer Catholic Church, Ber-
wyn. Md, have been named by
Thomas F. RoSewag, general
chairman.
They are William L. Banfeld,
West Hollywood: Thomas P.
1mse. South Collge Park: Thorn
as j. Lydon. East Hollywood:
Frank j. Mcconnell. Oak
Springs; Donald P. Restly. East
Hollywood. Also, Joseph A.
Searles, sr. Berwyn: L. w.
Traini. West College Park. and
Joseph F.. Wiedel. BerWyn
Heights. Mr.. Imse is campaign
treasurer.
The sum will be added to
funds already on hand to build
a new church and convent, and
to renovate the school.
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reau, who has been with the
administration for as years. He
lives at 1916 L street NV.
William Reed Fitch. chief of
the Ship Sales and Vessel Trans
fer branch, Division of Contracts.
has served AZ years in the Mari
time Administration. Mr.. Fitch
Is an authority on the docu-
mentation of vessels and of in
spection and navigation laws.
He was born near Hopkins, Mo-.
in 1888, but was graduated from
George Washington University.
He is a member Of the District
Bar Association. Mr.. Fitch lives
at 1901 Lowell street NV.
35-Year Employees.
Four have been with the de-
partment for 35 years:
Bryan K. Ogden. 1918 Newark
street NV. has been resident
of the District since 1917. He is
an international expert on the
application of insurance costs
to subsidized ships.
William u. Kirsch was grad
uated from the George Washing
ton University Law School in
1927 while he was working for
the Maritime Commission in the
Emergency Fleet Corp. Mr..
Kirsch lives at 331 Peabody
street NV.
Mrs. Katherine C. REM. tele-
phone operator in the Office of
Facilities Operation and Man
agement. who lives at the Clare
Barton House, Glen Echo, Md.
Miss Mary K. Lawson, clerk
in the Patent Office, of 306 Man
sion drive, Alexandria, Va.
Others With Long Service.
The others are:
Miss Fannette Liebermann,
secretary. Division of Litigation,
Is years service, who lives at
$685. Thirty eighth street NV,
and Richard Branford, laborer,
Census Bureau, with 10 years
service. who lives at $50 Hobart
place NV.
Also Harry E. Ahlstrom, an
electrical engineer with the Civil
AeronauticS Administration, "a
years service. of 4729 First street
S.W.: Miss Mary E. Lytle, pay
roll supervisor. Coast and Geo.
detic Survey. 33 years service.
10 Maryland avenue NV; Mrs.
Laura A. Flammer. in the Rec
ords MANAGEMENT Section of the
Weather Bureau. IS years serv-
ice, 3048 N street NV. and
Hiding Beij. physicist with the
Bureau of Standards. 80 years
service, of 1923 Porter street
NV.
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Battle Appoints Two
To Hospital Council
By the Associated Press

RICHMOND, May /. - Gov.
Battle today appointed two new
members and reappointed four
present members to the Virginia
Advisory Hospital Council.
w. c. Daniel of Scheduled,
national vice commander of the
American Legion, and DR.. Walter
B. Martin, Norfolk, were named
to succeed DR.. James M. Mason,
deceased, and M. Haskins Cole
man, Richmond.
Reappointed were DR.. w. T.
Sanger, president of the Medical
College of Virginia; DR.. H. B.
Mulholland, Charlottesville; Y.
Melvin Hodges, South Hill, and
Thomas c. Walker, Gloucester.
The terms are for four years.
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Montgomery-Stubbs Motors.
1900 East-WeSt Highway
Toms City Service station,
II4O2 Georgia Avenue
Al Garage.
9s23 Georgia Avenue
English ESQ Service Center,
Fenten and Ellsworth Drive
Neelv'S Gulf Service.
1914 GeOrEia Avenue
s & G Mobile Servicenter,
Georgia Ave. and Seminary DR.
SiSSOn'S ESQ Station.
1870 Georgia Avenue
Carmack'S Service Station.
VierS Mill and wheaton Rds.
Sky'S SunOcO Service.
Georgia Ave. and COlesville I'd
TAKOMA PARK. MD.
TakomA Motor Co.. Ine-s
1901 Carroll Ayenee
SMITHS Texac0 Station,
1222 Carroll Avenue
0uimby'S Auto Service,
7211 Carroll Avenue
Jensen's SeFvieenter.
3AOO New Hampshire Avenue
Z q x ESQ Service,
7O60 Carroll Avenue
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The council sets the policy on
the distribution of Federal Hill
Burton' Act funds for hospital
construction in Virginia.
Gov. Battle also reappointed
Guy L. Miller of Charlottesville
and Howard G. Whitehead of
Richmond to the State Board of
Pharmacy.
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Prince Georges Delays
School Contract Decision

The Prince Georges County
School Board has postponed a
decision on awarding a contract
to build a junior high school at
Glenridge.
County School Supt. Will
liam S. Schmidt said the low
bid was $45.000 above the esti-
mated $685., 900 cost.
He said the board would de-
eide on the contract Wednesday.
At that time it will also open
bids on a junior-senior high
school to be built at Powder Mill
and Cherry Hill roads, near
Beltsville.
The Glenridge school will be
put up on Defense highway, near
Landover Hills. The low bid on
it was submitted by the P. F.
Delaney Construction Co., Wash
ingtOn,
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Money & Kelbaugh. Inc,
1913 Rhode Isla nd Ave. NE.
Trinidad Hudson. Inc,
1883 Florida Ave. NE.
Don's ESQ Service Station,
400 18th ST.. NE.
Colonial OldsmObi!e Co.,
l2il 9th Street. NE.
Mason Motor Co. Inc,
31th e. Benning Rd.. NE.
Duke & C0OkSey,
1896 BladenSburg Rd., NE.
CrOseIy's TexacO Station,
2OO1 BladenSburg Rd., NE.
FuScO's Service,
1910 Minnesota Ave, NE.
Aldred's ESQ Service,
Minnesota Ave. & AmeS ST., NE
SOUTHWEST
WASHINGTON. ID. G.
Beers ESQ Service Center,
sol N ST., S.W.
Gouldin's ESSe ServicenteR,
1900 Nichols Ave, S.W.
SOUTHEAST. WASHINGTON,
n. c.
Hillcrest Amoco Service sta.
NaSlor and Good Hope RAs. s z
Lee d. Butler scutheaH, Inc.
1884 Pa. Ave. S.A
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Burrows Motor Co., Inc.,
900 NJ Street Sc.
Highland AmOcO Service,
$500 Pa. Ave. Sc.
South Capitol Gulf Service,
s. Capitol and NJ Streets Sc.
Prices ESQ Station.
100 1Ith Street Sc.
Tayman's Mobile Service
21OI Good Hope Rd. Sc.
CamDbelfs TeXacO station,
70 NJ Street Sc.
A 4 B Service Center.
33OI Pa. Ave. Sc.
Van Malta ESQ.
Good Hope T. NaylOr RdS. Sc
SILVER SPRING. MD.
Monroe Ford Company,
1897 East-West Highway
Wheaton Triangle Service
Viers Mill Rd. and Reedie RI
LinfO0t's ESQ SAFvieenteR.
111OI GeOrGiA Avenue
Mal0ney's. Inc,
1926 Georgia Avenue
L. p. sanford Nash, Ine,s
S5OS Colesville Road
Sid Wellborn Motors, Ire,
100 Esst.West Highway
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Bell Cab Company.

Bell Cab Company.
1871: l. Street. NV.
Beavers Service Station,
6Ol Mass. Ave, NV.
Jack Pry. Limited,
1907 18th Street, NV.
Vincent Motor Co.
5OI3 Georgia Avenue. NV.
AuStin'S ESQ Service.
1885 Mass. Ave. NV.
Barry Pate Chevrolet.
1870 Connecticut Ave, NV.
West End Sales & Service,
2O2I X Street, NV.
Cherner Motor Co,
1881 Florida Ave, NV.
StrOsnider's ESQ Service Center,
ais X ST., NV.
Greenspan's ESQ Service,
2Ol Mass. Ave-, NV.
WHY'S Meters, Inc,
1924 l. Street. NV.
Lee D. Butler. Inc.
112I 21St Street. NV.
NORTHEAST
WASHINGTON, n. G.
Steuart Truck Center,
20Ol West virginia Ave, NE.
Besl Motogs,
14O1 Rhode Island Ave, NE.
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CONTAINS NO KEROSENE OR cRAPHIrl

O'Brien 4 Rohan
1871 Wilson Boulevard
Kirby Sales & Service
3:23S Wilson Boulevard
Tuck'S AmOeo Service
2523 Columbia Pike
Houston Service Center
1900 Columbia Pike
Knupp'S Auto Service
4OI2 n. 5th Road
ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA
Chapel 4 HUM AmOco Service
ZOE Mt. Vernon Avenue
Chapel & HUM AmOeO Service
1101 Cameron Street
Hunter Motors
1901 Mt. Vernon Avenue
Old Dominion Meters, Inc.
N. Pitt and Montgomery sts.
Bradhan Auto Electric Service
2O3 s. Alfred Street
CPump'G ESSa Service
Mt. Vernon and Monroe Avenue
Diagonal Road Esaa
BlagOnsl Road and Duke Street
PeFrine's Ess0 Servih0
1885 BrAddoek ROsd
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BETHESDA. MD.
Chew Chase Motor Co., Inc.
1928 Wisconsin Avenue
Ron Pontiac. Inc.
1880 Hampden Lane
COLLEGE PARK, MARYLAND
FasankO Motors
1928 Baltimore Avenue
Berwyn Sun0cO Service,
1915 Baltimore Boulevard
Norman Motor Company,
$500 Baltimore Boulevard
University AmOcO Service
1854 Baltimore Boulevard
Nelson Motors.
1918 Baltimore Boulevard
COTTAGE CITY, MARYLAND
Suburban Sun0cO Service,
420i Bladensburg ReRd
LAUREL, MARYLAND
Mid City Chevrolet
Academy Garage
FairlaWn Service station
TEMPLE HILLS, MARYLAND
Ace AutO Service,
1880 st. BoFHabuS Road
TEMPLE Hills Service Center,
1901 %. Barnabus Road
LA Plata. MARYLAND
croSs Roads Buick
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New Disease Blinds Infants

ROCHESTER, Minn.-Retro-
lental fibroplasia, a mysterious
eye disease that was unheard of
10 years ago, has become the
chief cause of infant blindness
in the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
Z Retiring Employees
Honored by Weeks
After Long Service

Secretary of Commerce Weeks
honored II retiring employees
this week. two of whom have
been with the department more
than 40 years.
They are:
George H. Thomas. publica-
tons officers in the Census Bu-
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NORTHWEST

WASHINGTON. d. c.
LinfOOt'S ESSO Station.
N. H. Ave. d NJ. ST.. NV.
Pratt Brake Service,
22nd & NJ SITS. NV.
Oil Rite Company.
rear 1901 10th street. NV.
Logan Motor Co.
III 18th Street. NV.
Freeway Service Center,
1901 NJ Street, NV.
Toms Auto Service. Inc,
631 n Street. NV.
Handley Meter Co. Inc,
6323 Ga. Ave. NV.
Capital GARAGE,
1920 New York Ave. NV.
Royal Motors. Inc,
400 Georgia Ave, NV.
Eddie's ESQ Service sta,
1901 r. !. Ave, NV.
Potomac Motor Sales. Inc,
1905 n, Fl. Ave, NV.
Lad Mills EsSocenter,
Ave. 4 Q ST., NV
Leo Rocca. Inc.
1901 Connecticut Ave, NV.
Mckee Auto Service. Inc,
1889 l. Street, NV.