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chorage will lead the discussion classes. The course to be studied features films. Lessons will 1ri- clude instruction in practical methods and Bible training.
 The special course will con tinue each night through Friday, February 10. Glasses will begin promptly at pm All those In- terested are cordially invited to attend.
The frontiersman., 1956-02-02
Plan Leadership
 Training Course
 Al Church of God

Inspiring training for leaders, teachers and all those interested in Christian Education is sched- uled al the Palmer Church oT God. beginning Sunday, February 5. The Rev. James Austin of An
The frontiersman., 1956-02-02

law providing for the issuance Of certificates Of indebtedness to meet future emergencies which might arise when the legislature was not in session.
The frontiersman., 1956-02-02

soo get much more "pio Afosto line"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
Upholstery

3rd Floor, Washington Only
.22-19.98 Everglazed' Chintz
Bedspreads. Single or double;
rose and lilac and gold 1899
35-21.9S Comfy Ready-made
Studio Covers. Three pillow
styles; grey. wine or natural;
floral pattern 1899
30-7.9S Plastic Glider Slip
Cover Sets. Six pieces; 2-tone
printed plastic in red and green
reversible cushions 1880 4.88
14-14.9S Easement Draperies.
Luxury textured spun rayon,
hubby weave; pinch pleated.
Assorted colors, double width;
80" long -. 9.99
11-12.9S Embossed Unquilted
ChintZ Bedspreads. Single or
double sizes; assorted colors,
500
10-12.9S Ready-made Studio
Covers. Cordline pattern stripe,
assorted colors; no pillows, 500
S-13.98 UnquiIted Bedspreads.
No-iron; printed pattern. Double
size only; coral, pink, brown,
8.99
12-14.9S Printed Chintz Cover
let's. Quilted; single or double
size; assorted colors - 1899
31-14.98 Printed EvergIazed"
Chintz Draperies, All-over pat
tern; blue, gold on white
grounds; go" long -- 9.99
3-19.9S Apiece Loveseat Glider
Cushion Set. Red and ivory or
green and ivory 1899
4e-4.99 Terry Toppers for Auto
mobile Seats Split and full
sizes; assorted colors - 1888
1888 and 4.9S Young Mod
esty Curtains. Printed and
plain percale and poplin; as
sorted colors and sizes. Pair. 1893
50-1.39 to 4.S9 Bamboo Roll-up
Shades. "As-is." Assorted sizes
in green or natural ------ S8c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12

Street Floor, Washington Only
50-1.00 Chateau DuParc Boxed
Floral Soap Buds. Assorted
fragrances; 6 cakes to a
box = - box, Soc
25-1.OO Boxes Lan0lin Dry Skin
Soap. Creamy, rich-lathering;
5 cakes to a box box, sec
15-12.95 Plastic Hair Dryers.
Imported; hot and cold and
off-and-on switch. Complete
with stand --7 .95
10O-49c Natural Bristle Tooth
Brushes. Assorted shapes and
sizes 19c
35-1.99 Beauty Hand Mirrors.
jewelers. bronze, floral-back
brocade 1.49
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12

Street Floor, Washington Only
200-1.O0 Handkerchief for
Men. T.V. initial embroidered
in colors; white linen with
hand-rolled hens -- 39c
45O-Regulars and Irregulars
39c to SOC Handkerchief. Mems
in cotton, T.V. fold; women's
in prints 6 for 100
20O-Men's and WOmen's SOC
and Soc Handkerchiefs. Mems
in white linen with initials in
broken assortment. Women's
large size or regular colorful
prints; scalloped and rolled
hens -4 for 100
30O-Men'S 39c Handkerchiefs.
White linen, hemstitched hens
2lc or 5 for 100
35O-18c Handkerchiefs. Mems
in white cotton; women's in
prints 10 for 100
15O-Men's 29c Handkerchiefs.
Mems; cotton with colored Dor
ders, stitched hens --------1 9c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12

Street Floor, Washington Only
$500 Durene Cotton String
Gloves. High shades; broken
size range --1 100
10000 and $50 Double-woven
Fabric Gloves. Hand sewn;
white and colors; broken size
range -- 1873
$4,000 DOuble-wOven Cotton
ShOrtie Gloves. White; broken
size range 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
Underwear

Street Floor, Washington Only
15O-59c RayOn Briefs. White;
sizes 5, 6 or 7 zoe
110-1.OO Nylon Briefs. White:
sizes and g. 2 for 100
25-5.95 and sos FamOus-make
NylOn Gowns. Broken size and
color range 3.99
1856 Gown Robe Sets. Cot
tom broken assortment 2.99
1885 FamOus-make NylOn
Gowns. Broken assortment,
soiled 4.99
12-6.95 Famous make NylOn
Gowns. Broken assortment,
soiled 80 1893
10O-79c Cotton Briefs. Rein,
forced crotch. White with pink,
blue or yellow print; broken
size range-------------2f for 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
NecklCeUr

Street Floor, Washington Only
2OO-l.OO Sample Neckwear. N.Y.
Ion or pique collars and fill-ins,
SOC
15O-1.99 Orion Sweaters, Slip
on styles; white and pastels, 100
75-1.0O and 1893 Shorts, Halt
ers and Midriffs. Straps or
strapless. S, M, L ----- Soc
125-1.99 Tee Shirts. Stripes,
checks or solids; S, M, or L, 100
75--2.99 Cobbler Jackets. Rayon;
clutch style with pockets. Black
or white; S or M l.59
$3.50 StOles. Loose knit;
white, some with silvery threads,
2.49
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
Hosiery

Street Floor, Washington Only
100-1.35 and $50 "As-Is" NyIOns.
Broken size and color
range -2 for 100
247-1.65 NylOns. 30/l5; broken
size and color range sec
21-1.S5 and 1.95 Stretch NylOns.
Broken size range 99c
42-79c Stretch NylOn Socks.
Broken size and color range 59c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
China and
GiffuCUre
3rd Floor, Washington onll

3rd Floor, Washington Only
661.98 3-Part Glass Relish
Dishes 100
23-1.98 s. FlintwO0d Server.
With black metal stand 100
3-4.98 Black Metal Umbrella
Stands 2.98
661.98 Eight Piece TumbIer
Sets - - 100
61.OO Three-Piece Baby Sets,
Soc
11-2.9S Three Piece Planter
Kit 1 .49
2-19.95 Imported Earthenware
Dinner Sets --------- 1898
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
NegIigeeS

2nd Floor, Washington Only
1859 HOusecOats and Brunch
Coats. Brunch coats in Ever
glaze cotton in coachman
styles; broken size ranges, 800
1883 Hostess Robes and
Brunch Coats. Coachman and
wrap styles; broken size ranges.
600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
Lingerie

End Floor, Washington Only
$3.50 to 500 NylOn Tricot
Slips. Broken size range 100
1928 Cotton CamisOIes.
Broken size range 100
15-4.99 and 500 Cotton Shorty
Pajamas. Broken size range, 200
25-NylOn Tricot Slips. Broken
size range 2 for 500
25-l.29 Cotton Slips. Built-up
shoulders; broken size range,
79c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
Daytime Dresses

2nd Floor, Washington
and Arlington
3.99 Sleeveless Dresses. Broken
size range - 100
3.99 Plisse Jump-in Suits, 2.S8
1898 to 1898 Summer Dresses,
5.98
5.9S Wrap NylOn Uniforms.
small sizes ---- 100
5.98 TerryclOth Beach Dress
and-Coat. Can be used for
either dress or coat - 1893
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
Juniors Wear
End Floor, Washington
and Arlington

End Floor, Washington
and Arlington
1898 Cotton Pedal Pushers
with striped top -- 400
1S-17.98 Dresses. Sheath styles
In silk-and-cotton or all cotton;
black and pastels 900
1O-14.9S-17.98 Cotton Dresses,
700
20-14.98 Cotton Knit Coats,
11.0O
$3.50 to 1888 Separate. Bro
ken size and color range in
Bermudas, pants and jackets;
each -2.5O
1858 Cotton Dresses 400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12

Street Floor, Washington Only
1S-Secs. Of $500 Morgan Jones
"Minuet" Heirloom BedspreadS.
Full size 1899
1OO-2.9S-3.9S Plastic Hollywood
Bed Covers. Twin or full
size ------- ---- S9c
200-Secs. Of 4.99 Pacific 2lO-
count Contour Sheets. Full
sizes. top or bottom ----- 1893
400-Secs. of 2.29 Pacific Truth
Muslin Sheets. Size 8lx99, 1853
7O-1.99 Plastic Mattress Covers.
Youth size; contour 49c
48-1.29 Foam Rubber Chair
Pads. Size 14x15X1 -. CSC
2OO-Secs. of 89c Martex "Kitch-
en- Terry" Hand Towels,
2 for 100
Lot Fancy Linens. Towels
scarfs, cloths, ETC.; soiled or
mussed. Now ------- 1Oc to 2.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
Dresses

Better Dress Dept, 2nd Floor,
Washington and Arlington
39.9S-59.98 Dresses by Famed
Makers. One or 2 Of a style;
cocktail dresses in silk; sheath
dresses with jackets. Broken
size and color range; sizes
1915 included in collection,
$500
17.98-25.OO Dresses. Assorted
colors; broken size and style
range for misses; 1913 in
cluded ll.OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12

Street Floor, Washington Only
Soc to 79c CottOns. 1000 yards
Of plain and prints - yard, 29c
2.95 to 4.95 Remnants. Embroid-
cred cotton satin; / to 2ia yard
lengths. Yard 1.49
2.95 to $50 Remnants. Irish
linen; 100 yards. Yard ----79c
SOC to 1875 Remnants. Plain
or printed cottons; desirable
lengths. Yard -------29c to 79c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
Teens Wear
4th Floor, Washington:
End Floor, Arlington

$50 Reversible TerrycIOth
Jackets. Cotton terrycloth, re-
verse to dotted cotton; for
beach wear - 200
12-14.9S to 1898 Spring Top
pers. Wool or nylon 500
3O-1.29 Midriffs or Halters.
White or colors 99c
12-2.99 Tops. Re
versible; terrycloth that re-
verses to dotted cotton, each 1.39
$3.50 Slim Jim Pants. Cotton
poplin or sateen 1893
12-lO.98 to 1898 Spring Suits,
navy or pastels 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
Coats and Suits
2nd Floor,

ZWU FTUUT,
Washington and Arlington
1898 and $500 Spring Coats.
Misses and juniors sizes $500
$500 and 1898 Suits. Misses
sizes; light weight and wrinkle
resistant; some linens 400
11.0O .Faille Busters, small sizes
only -----------------a-5.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12

Street Floor, Washington Only
16-4.9S Elfay Auto Seat Cow
ers. Discontinued number;
broken sizes 1.99
25-1.OO Pants Hangers. Holds 5
pans ooO
$3.50 to 100 Cards Of But
tons -39c
25-1.95 Garment Bags with
Hangers 49c
5O-1.95 2-Way Stretch Girdles.
Small size only ---- $50
1870 Knitting WOrsted, q
ounce 39c
$3.50 Household Tools,
2 for 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
SpOrISlCeGr
End Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Arlington

6S-2.99-3.99 Jeans or Denim
Pants. Assorted colors; small
broken sizes l.J9
1885 Cotton 2-pc. Suits.
Washable cotton; broken size
range NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1893
1OO-5.98 to 1888 BlOuses. AS
sorted fabrics, styles and colors;
broken size range ----- 1888
$3.50 and 4.99 BlOuses. As
sorted styles and colors; broken
size range ----- $780, 1.99
100 = 1.99 to 3.99 Assorted
SpOrtswear. Broken size range,
79c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
JeaUeIry

Street Floor, Washington Only
25-1.OO COmpacts. Gold color
metal --5Oc
2S-2.98 Jewel Boxes. Large
size 1.79
1-7.5O "As Is" Rhinestone
Necklace. Adjustable -. ESQ.,
12-4.95-7.5O "As Is" Compacts
1.79a
800 Woven Simulated Pearl
CnOker LOU"
15-Charms for Bracelets. Soc"
1890 and 800 Jewelry, 100"
25O-1.OO Jewelry----2 for 100
'Plus Ta1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
Girls Wear
9TH Floor, Washington;
2nd Floor ArliuOtoh

SNU . SOOT GfStNSbOh
$3.50 Denim Jeans. Navy or
red ~ 1893
$3.50 to 1898 Spring Suits.
Navy or pastels - 500
$3.50 to 500 Dresses. Cottons
or rayons $500 2.S8
$3.50 POplin Jackets. Wash
able cotton poplin $500 800
12-7.99 to 1898 Dresses. Cottons
or nylons ------ 6.99
1850 Orion Sweaters. Short
sleeved. slipon style ---2.29
$3.50 Pajamas. Cotton crepes;
prints or solids - 1.39
1888 Jean-and-Shirt Sets.
Denim jeans with harmonizing
plaid cotton shirts --------- 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
Foundations
End Floor. washington

50-S.95 to 1850 Famous make
Girdles. Rayon satin or nylon;
sizes 1884 - 500
25-12.95 TO 1900 Discontinued
COrselettes. Pink or white;
sizes 32-40 -- 1893
100000 to 500 Discontinued
Bras. Cotton, nylon or rayon
satin; sizes 1898 --- $50
5O-6.95 to S.95 Discontinued
PIaytex Girdles, Briefs or
Panties -----------1.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
BOYS WEAR
Second Floor, Washington Only

-
Second Floor, Washington Only
6S-Boys' 5.95-S99 Dress Stacks Famous make broken
size
$3.50 and 7.99 Corduroy Robes Sizes 6, g. 10---1SS
elise Roll Felt Hats Broken size Soc
6-Jr Boys 799 White Gabardne Long Pants Suits Sizes
6-12 598
AIR Boys 9S9 White Suits RayOn with Inen-ke
Sizes ana IL 6SS
Pr Boys S9S Washable Cord Suits Sizes
22-39 Ivy League Stripe Caps. Adjustable SOC
42-69 Washable Boxer Shorts broken sizes sec
CIR Boys 1895 3-Pece Summer Suits Sizes 7-l2---SS9
1928 Unlined Washable POpin Jackets Broken size
3S-Jr. Boys 299 Khaki LOngies Sizes 6-12------179
2-695 Prep Summer Sports Coats range
$3.50 Unlined Washable Jackets Size 6-18------ 298
7A99 Washable Summer Robes. Broken sizes-------1OO
Street Floor, Arlington Only
elise Ivy League Stripe Caps Adjustable sizes5 SOC
1S-Jr Boys 299 Khaki LOngies Broken sizes 17S
10-1695 Prep Summer Sports Coats Broken sizes129s
1889 Unlined Washable Jackets. Sizes 6-8 29S
SIR. Boys 1893 White Gabardine Suits Sizes to II 598
AR Boys 999 White Suits Rayon nen-lke weave;
TO- IL Standardization sos
SIR Boys 500 Washable Cord Suits. Sizes g. g. lO69S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
Dresses
End Floor, Washington
and Arlington

12.98-14.98 Dresses. Misses and
half sizes; rayon jersey prints,
cotton and silk, acetate nylon
drip dries ------------8 500
1O.98-12.98 Prints and KnitS.
Misses sizes ----------- 3.99
17.98-22.9S Dresses. Crepes and
prints, polished cottons; misses
sizes ---------------12 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
Hand bags

Street Floor, Washington Only
$500 Handbags 5000
$500 Handbags 1897
8-10.99 and 1899 "As Is" Calf
bAih Days -------- 4.JJ~
1913 "As Is" Leather Bags
3.69s
1-7.99 "As Is" italian Saddle
Leather Bags. Shoulder style
300"
LIES Lucie Box Bag 1899
75-WOmen's 100 Belts
2 for 100
'Plus TAG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-12
SiIveFwoFe
Clearance

50-1.5O Silver . plated
Cold Meat Forks. Slightly
scratched 29c
$3.50 Silver-pIated Pie .
Servers. Have stainless
steel blade $500 1.49
5000 Fifty two Piece
Tableware Services. Sill
ver-plated, Capri pattern;
service for 8 1890 1898
5O--59c and 79c Stainless
Steel Teaspoons. Nom
tarnishable - 39c
$3.50 Silver plated
Serving Tray. Large size;
heavy gadroon border,
etched design TO elimi-
nate scratching - 1850"
sPius tar
Street Floor, Washington
Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-15

school, Edmonston and Annap.
oils roads. Bladensburg.
Cheyerly- Tuxedo School PTA
Program featuring a quiz con.
test between students and par.
ents at the school in Cheverly
Md.
w. B. Powell Elementary
School PTA- Charles zellers
deputy superintendent of schools
Mrs. Frank Strope, past presi-
dent Of the District Congress Of
Parents and Teachers, and Mrs
Samuel Hook, area vice presi-
dent Of the Congress Of PTAs
will be guest speakers at the
school. Fourteenth and Upshur
streets NV.
Wednesday
Bethesda Chevy Chase Co
operative School PTA The
Kensington Players. will present
Scattered Showers" sponsored
by the Montgomery County
Mental Hygiene Society, at the
home of Mrs. Gerald C. Walker,
/ Parkview road. Chevy Chase
Md.
Gordon Junior High School
lPTA-"The Future, What Does
1t Hold for My Child" will be
the theme Of the meeting>at 3:15
pm. at the school, Thirty fifth
and T streets NV.
Thursday
Park View School PTA-Mrs,
Alice w. Elan. director Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-15
PTA CALANDAR

Morning session at $50 am. at
the PTA State ONCE, Grant
School, Twenty-second and @
streets NV Afternoon session
at ! pm.
Tuesday
Board Of Managers Workshop
Morning session at $3.50 am
at the Grant School, Twenty
second and G streets NV
Afternoon session at l pm. The
Grant School PTA will hold It's
regular meeting at 8 pm.
Montgomery Blair Hig h
School-Theme of the meeting
is Beyond Blair" Parents and
students will meet at the girls
gymnasium at the Silver Spring
School for instructions and
tickets to various rooms to meet
with representatives of colleges
business schools, the armed
forces. and business and in
dustry. Parents may choose any
three to meet for half -houI
periods.
Monroe School PTA--Regular
meeting at the school, Columbia
road and Georgia avenue NV.
Washington Vocational High
School PTA--Regular meeting at
the school. Twenty-seventh and
% streets NV.
Northwestern High School
PTA-Robert H. EStabrook. of
the Washington Post and Times
Herald, editorial staff, will dis
Icuss The Newspaper and Public
Opinion" at the school, Coles
vile road. University Park. Md.
Snrratsyille Elementary School
,PTA-Regtilar meeting at the
Surratsyille High School, Gin
ton, Md.
Patrick Henry School PTA-
DR.. James Thorpe, psychiatrist
from the Fairfax Child Guidance
Clinic, will be guest speaker at
the school. TOO South. Walter
Reed drive. Arlington, Va.
Westinghouse High School
PTA-Student panel discussion
of the organization and opera
ton Of the school at 7:45 pm.
at the school, 1900 North Stuart
street, Arlington.
Douglas Macarthur Elemen-
tary School PTA-Dr. Thistle
Mckee. Alexandria pediatrician,
will talk on Mental Health and
Our Children" at the school on
Janney's lane, Alexandria.
BladenSburg High School PTA
Discussion of the flve-year
plan for Maryland schools at the
school, Ffty-sixth street and
Tilden road. Bladensburg, Md.
Rudolph School PTA-Miss
Edith Lyons. assistant superin-
tendent for elementary schools,
will be guest speaker ut the
school, Second and Hamilton
streets NV.
High Point High School PTA-
Back-to-school-night at the
school on Powder Mil road, near
Beltsville. Md.
Francis Junior High School
Regular meeting Of the Home
and School Association at the
school, Twenty-fourth and N
streets NV.
Bladensburg Primary School
PTA-1nspector John E. Win
tiers of the Metropolitan Police
Juvenile Department, will speak
on Juvenile Problems" at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-15
D. c. Eight and Forty
LHonors National Head

District Of Columbia Salon.
Eight and Forty. win honor the
National Chapeau. Mrs. Mae
IHunnicutt of Muskogee. Okla,
lat a dinner at 34l9 Connecticut
avenue NV, today at s pm.
Miss Edna Mcintosh Is chair
man, with Mrs. Frances Norton.
Ico-chairman
After the dinner a meeting will
Ibe held. The meeting scheduled
for January Is is cancelled.
Mrs. Margaret Greenburg,
Ichapeau departmental, and Mrs.
Merle Cerulla, child welfare
chairman, will attend the Ma
Itional Child Welfare Conference
Iof the American Legion to be
held in Harrisburg. Pa. on Janu-
airy 81 and %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-15

meeting announcements
must be in the hands OF the
PTA Calendar editor By noon
Thursday OF each meek to in
sure publication in the column
on Sunday. Those received too
late tpill not be used separately
unless there is some special
netps significance attached to
IT,
DR.. Forbes H. Norris. Mont
gomery County School superin-
tendent, and the members Of the
County Board of Education will
be guests at a reception honoring
past and present members Of the
Oak View Elementary School
Board of Trustees at 8 o'clock
today.
Past trustees to be honored at
the reception are Ernest Wood
chek, 1948-1955; Mrs. Frank
Brunton, l951-52; Albert Hardy,
1882, and Mrs. Bernard Gold
smith, 1924.
Present trustees are George P.
Snyder, Mrs. James Sanguinetti,
and Robert Hammerlund.
The school opened In l947 and
the first board of trustees was
organized in l948.
Other PTA activities through
out the week, all scheduled to
begin at 8 pm. unless otherwise
indicated, are as follows:
Tomorrow
Anne Beers Elementary School
PTA-Reeular meeting at the
school, Thirty-sixth place and
Alabama avenue Sc.
John Marshall Elementary
School PTA - Mrs. Elizabeth
Campbell. former chairman of
the Arlington County School
Board. will speak on Legislation
and How It Affects the Arlington
Schools" at the school. Twenty
fourth street and Glebe road,
Arlington.
Raymond Elementary School
PTA-Panel discussion, Should
Children Have Homework at
the school. Tenth street and
Spring road NV.
Stanton School PTA - Panel
discussion of new report cards
at the school, Alabama avenue
and Naylor road Sc.
Council Leaders Workshop -
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Jerry W. Allan. %, Allen Park. Mich,
and Maxine A. Thrift. 20, lO7 upsal
Paul Parker. 20. 1921 Massachusetts, ave.
Sc, and Mary A. Butler, 20. 4lO6 Sd
w Vii n;S s. cannaday. 81. Arlington, and
Drewcilla Day. 81, Bramwell. W. Va.
and Eliza B. White. 1s: 2s Que st. NV.
Chester A. Ross. %. f0l3 9th st. NV,
and Marlene D. Nixon, 90, 1881 & st.
luis salas Romo, 30, and Sofa Iharra
Pensa. 20, both of 21.4 st. NV.
David L. Herber, IL. 3425 s5tr st. Sc,
and Mary J. Pratico. 10, 1923 Port
Arthur Il. Koshinski, 81. Alton, ILL.,. and
Mar I. Padden. 10. 17l4 Masssehu-
sets ave. NV.
so:,ph custs non ss ieas 4 2 as.,on NV
iMasrd and joan ssn's pAmsfo.io o. sssG
18TH st; ne, go
NV. and Helen salter, 20, 1922 South
Charles &. Reynolds. 81. e7es Heating
,.s.sse; and Elsie J. Veith' 1s' 100
Joseph Fichera, IS. Clinton, Md. and
Anna {. Beall; 20, 1911 45th pl. Sc.
Laurence 3. chaoot, il. 81. 3.'5 Volta
q .n Nv, and a., Georgia A Powell 49,
Thomas G. wallace. jr.. sea NJ st. NV.
and Betty L. Harriwon. II. 1875 10th
Daniel r. sehramer. 90. Aurora. I'll! and
Charlotte L. Walker, 90. 51o3 Ellis
Russell E. Eddy jr.. %, 1900 harvard
I'd College Park. Md. and Doris e.
Yanicki, 90. 2012 Shepherd ST. ne
Marion o. Chisholm, 20, 354a l0h ST
NV. and Maggie Cox 23. 1919 13th
Konstant T. Kowan, 81. 2lo7 8 st NV
and Bonnie crenshaw. 35, 1928 Con-
necticut ave. NV.
John b 6ilchrist. "a. 1909 10Th st.
NV, and Elisa NJ. de Serio- ALLEN, "a.
PAS Cathedral ave. NV.
James r. Steele: 10, and PHYLLIS J. Nc
Glothlin, II. both Of 804 c st. sc.
Harold B. Van Buren,. :7, Chatham, N.
r, and Marguerite NJ. Schlangen. 30.
CHARLES D. Haley. %. Ocean Side, Calf p.
and Betty J. Marshall. 20, 1882 End st.
Lewis l. Yates. Is, COG 1nsraham ct.
NV, and Carolyn L. Gibson. 10, ne
Girard st. NV.
Louis r. Del Duca. 20. Philadelphia, and
Frances n Koran, %, 610l Ridge DR.
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curriculum for the District pub
lie schools. win speak on the
new report card at the school.
Warder and Newton streets NV.
Brookview Elementary School
DIR. Forbes Norris, superin-
ftendent Of Montgomery County
Schools, and Mrs. Helen NJ.
IScharf of the County Board Of
Education. win be guests at ded-
|ication ceremonies for the new
school on oakview drive, Silver
Spring.
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u. Gonda. former star cor
respondent for the international
News Service In Hungary, ct
|S:15 pm. Tuesday In the Jewish
Community Center, 1929 Six
teenth street NV.
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Department. Fourteenth street
between E street and Constitu-
ton avenue NV. Ambassador
Isaguirre, an educator. author
and lecturer. viii discuss Hon
duras, OldAand New"
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Central European problems
and their bearing on the United
States and the world viii be the
subject of q talk by DR.. Eugene
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Ambassador to Speak

Ambassador Carlos Isaguirre
of Honduras win address q
meeting Of Fl Club de las
Americas at 8 pm. Thursday in
Room 2063 Of the Commerce
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days are counted the same as
other days.
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