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and their chairmen to function
in conjunction with the Share
in-America bond campaign here
May 4-29.
The committee chairmen ano
the groups with which they are
a associated follow, Fred a
Smith, savings and loan COM
mittee; Corcoran Thom II.
banking committee: Andrew
Parker. civic organizations
Clarkson Gemmill, publtcity
and advertising; James H
Flanagan, payroll savings;
Norman Farquhar, investment
bankers: George Titus. retail;
j. c. Turner. labor and Pearl
Heagerty. school savings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
Share-in- America Bond
Drive leaders Named

President Barnum L. Cotton
OF the National Bank of WASH
ington, who also is chairman
of Share-in- America Savings
Bonds, announced committees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

Subject 10 FEDERAL taxes but not 20
State income taxes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
PEPCO Plans to Raise
S31 Million in 1859

Potomac Electric Power Co.
expects to raise around $3l mil
lion of new capital this year to
help pay for an estimated con-
struction outlay of around $54
million, President r. Roy Dunn
said in the annual report re-
leased yesterday.
The type of securities to b
offered cannot be ,determinec
until the Public Utilities Com.
mission acts on PEPCO's appli-
cation for higher rates. he said
PEPCO'S sales in 1858 rose
So per cent and operating rev.
enues were So per cent higher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19

Of the District Chapter. Asso-
ciated General Contractors.
Webb c. Hayes III was
named a member Of the banks
advisory board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
Mergenthaler Linotype
Plans Stock Offering

Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
filed registration with the Sc
curities and Exchange Commits
sion covering 1854 shares to
be offered for subscription TO
present stockholders on the
basis of one new share for each
four held on April 6. The SUBJ
scription price will be set later
The statement also covers
29,900 shares to be offered un-
der the employee stock option
plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-19
OVER COUNTER

Washington listings on over-the.
counter markets furnished by the Ma
tional Association of Securities dealers
as OF pm. Thursday. March 49,
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they revert to the District.
Persons named below should
write the Finance once, In
come and Franchise Tax Sec.
tion, Municipal Center, 800
Indiana avenue NV. The letter
should include full name, old
address. new address, social
security mum ber, employers
name or some other type of
Identification.
Abbsynsh. Herouy. 41Ol 4th st. NV.
Accord, @. n. and D NJ, 33 18th ST. ne.
Alexander. james W., SOL Virginia ave
Altiler Bsrna J., Rte. /, JsVsn Rdge
Allen: Anthony O.; sr., 200 Baltimore
Allen, Bessie Y, 1910 Kalamora I'd
Alien. Cleaner H. 1908 Florida ave
Allen R. z and NJ. C.. Ia5 Indspsn-
denee ave sc,
Amtsbillsr. MIscha. 1865 Columbia I'd
ApostOl, Michael NJ The Citadel.
Andersen, gerald T., eco % ave. n
Anderson, Patti g, 1889 14th st. NV
Appleton, L: J. and I. Appleton, li33
avery, sarah NJ. 1913 "a M.av
gabb. Maektr $3.50 California st NV.
Baehman. Eobsrt, l119 You st NV
Bailey 3. O. and NJ. A.. 729 l1th ct
sc
Baker z L. BsE ia3, Gypsum. Kans.
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WifeOrdered
Pay Debt
OfHusbund

Mrs. Hilda L. Bowdan must
pay her husbands $500 busi-
ness debt even though the
couple now are separated, the
United States Court of Appeals
ruled today.
Mr.. Bowdan, as q retail liquor
dealer here. had sought credit
from Gooderham & Worts of
Detroit. a subsidiary of the
Hiram Walker Co.
Mrs. Bowdan guaranteed to
G&W that if her husband
did not pay. she would.
What G&W did not know
was that Mrs. Bowdan allegedly
had told her husband she
would be bound by the agree
ment only as long as they
continued to live together.
After the couple separated.
G&W demanded payment Of
the wife for $500 due on the
delinquent account.
G&W won a judgment in
United States District Court,
which today was upheld by the
appellate court.
Among contentious made by
Mrs. Bowdan was that she had
not been notified that her
guarantee had been accepted.
But the appellate court found
that she had waived accep-
tance notice.
Mrs. Bowdan was rep
RI anted by attorneys Frederick
w Grey Leslie and H. Max
zimmerman. Attorney Roberts
B. Owen represented GSSW.
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HeIlsy. Mlry NJ. 1900 Hunt pl. ne.
HsHspstsr. Barbara A. 34is lSth pl
Holmes. Rsymsna NJ. s27 Tenn. av.
Holmes, wesley L, jr.. 22oI Mass. Az.
Horovitz, A. N and L., Sc Hurnsise
ave. somervillsL Mass.
Horton. Orlando. AS 18th ST. nv.
HHSE.FSS HHSSEx..FFSS kksiIy kksisISy,n4s 1907 s.yr1stSss y1Sss re.
Howell. Ruth ", $40 DsIaneld NV
Hubbard Kay' Hamilton celltss, ciiA-
Hull judith l.. 1908 ssth st. NV.
Hunter. 2. and D.. ~ Druid ar. w
Asheville. ~ c
HV5I:y; ~: yi,,s,Hsy h,Iy g. Mclean Gardens.
limo, K. T.. l24O 2sth ct. NV.
Jasks9n, H,Pr Irene Irene g: 74I LaSsna wax,
Jackson, Louise. 1868 s3rd st. n.W
jackson, Roy, 301 3rd st, NV
Jackson. Wilbur, lOl2H 9Th ST ne.
Johnkins. Arthur l.. 3s4a Holmsad pl
johnson. Charles. 1895 Rst,Gv.
Johnson, Daniel A., 101 44th st ne.
Jennson. Doris B., 1908 Emerson st
johnson; E. and J., eos KsnIworth
johnson. VI. NJ. sOO 18th ST ne
Johnson, N and NJ. a0e CSlian st. BE
johnson. Robert. 5afH I3tr ST nv
Jones, 4. and ?. 4, 1117 SHEPHERD st
Jones. Albert. 60 p.Prees 81. nv
Jones. Alfred T.. A613 4lst st. NV.
Jones. p ? and e.. l33e r Of. NE
Jenes. Johnnie p. si1 Randolph st
Jones. n. ard E. I34 r st. NV.
Jones. Rov T.. IIoa IIth st. NV.
Jones. Teddy C.. All East Capitol st.
Jovee, lane C. 3340 N st. NV.
Kasssr: Clara v; Korea, APO soI. san
K'lsIi; H;. :, I,:y =. sOol NV. .7th ave
KsihsE; Dc nSlo5ss .. y. ArlinEton Tsw'r',
K'sr9sy; T J and NJ. A, ir.. 1o2
xersias. "n TheoS6r.. 14ia 4th st. ne.
Kelso, Hspry O., 1897 wsrder. st NV
kendall. W. and j.. .isi6 s st. NV
Ktvton, John g.. 3o26 Wisconsin ave
KtiSon. II. Kenneth. "11s pst. NV.
Mis- H. W. u 81. NV
Philsdelphis -. p 0"
Kim. Maggie !, "Aln 18th st. NV.
King. Rov 33AS I5th ST. NV.
K'rs"hman. Samuel ~. s"3 LonEftl.
KlecEi.r, janice r., ss4o Pin,y Branch
KlTfss; T;:s ,s.;. Ssnn.h; n 1924 Colonial 'v.
KSET KSFHt Enr.n. ST.ns SIS sSIS T9GS IsfS St
Krrtnsr' 1ec; ~, Sinai Hospital, New
Kre'sher. Ruth. i3e1 Idaho ave. NV.
Lancaster. ower O.. "a3a esth st. NV
istney. p. n. ls6s cuincv st. wv.
Lswhnrr. Charles r.. 4034 deergia
awSc-", sutb. 14lo " strw
Leadbetttr, clarence, $500 Minn. ave.
Lesf. Eunic. J.. 11t5 18th st. NV.
Lee. Sore. 20la l4th st NV.
Tss Tss Ssi s,.,vra W. .t,s as, 18th >! St: nv.
Lee sang r.. D. c. General Hospital.
-eh.r' Rnthie \. \ ss7 nth st Sc
Lernor: r:n' 2, 1900 EutaW pl., Bal.
Lester, Betty J., csn Adams Mil I'd
Jester. Francis y. 3e0s 18th st ne
Lewis z 6. snd z; ?aSs KnSx At. ne
Lewis; Rslen n. 50 LSndsn st., on
Lewis Thom:s g., ar, PisGnont et..
Lipssn: y, J; NJ: zee Grizzly Pt. blvd,
Lonr. Albert. eia soth st. ne
Ions1. Elizabeth. 1908 D st'.n.w,
LUDLOW. EsyMend A.. 526 1st st NV
Lu-ten. q. Carolyn, 900 Rhode Island
ave ne
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RsyiI. I; G AND I Lss5s Z BIG !, Para. Va
Dsdolph. PetSy A.. IS Z st..n.1,
pedeneauEh, Harry, .552s Illinois ave
DesrocL WiliiaF7 J., D. c. General Hos
psSTiss, LSFI NJ. Meridian Han Hotel
p.HnisSn. %assii 3 3 6 ana w.. 1900 ard st. NV
podson. Norma, COZ 4th 81 Sc.
Doom. Dorstksa' sio6 Ssryisnd .v.
poss Chester K. s3a s7th st. Sc.
DouGhty. Roberta H.. sSSs oussnstovr
dr., Mt, Rainier Nd.
Doving. y. L. 1918 10th St NV
prekefore. Alphanso, 2Q15 18th st NV
Dumas Lnis " 1857 irving st. nv.
Eaton. Don A.. 1900 p st. NV
EdwArds' Pertia NJ, 1894 Morrison st
Edvsrds, william N. ir.. 7sa oirare
ElefidSt' Robert C.. 400 Kansas pl. n...
Erby, Willie. sos Constitution ave. n.e
,sta;, Egstaes Grove Grover C. G: i5SS 18th st. n.W
Evsrhirt. Jane T.. sSi LsnSfsiiov 81.
FaIrior. Albert. 1912 N st. NV.
FsuiEnsr, DsrothT H.. s5Is 18th st
EaVts. Jerry. 1900 18th st. NV.
rinE. sally l.. 800 WEBSTER r. ST. NV
Ptrtssi Ross; sTI4 sundlls dr., Silver
PissT csrsiyn NJ. D. c. General Hes.
FIack. Lucille. 23s c ST. ne.
Eelsy, MsTv g, 50 Que 81 NE
FSsn.:A Bet: T. Sss Sss essfHS cTsitSoFs ss Dr.
ErsiI.fi' lIIsR'1si VINE e: j.. ss, st, s..
freedman. Y 2; 124s 3ird St. nv
FSlIarG. Etrmar G, o sos y 7th n'a St. ne.
FULLER, Scott 2el 5fSt st. Sc
Futch. . z; 1889 Newton st nv
Futscner, Absrta v, 20. Box 1903
wash. 10, d. c.
osddis, wistsr K. 1852 Trinidad ave
esmby. Marie, 1901 18th st. NV.
Geyles. Robert L, 3222 sherman ave
Gil. K, Sharon, I46s Harvard st nv.
Givens. Lafayette, 1Ol7 P st NV.
Glasseox, Artillas, 1926 18th st NV.
Godsden. Harold L, 1900 Miss. ave. sc
GodWin, Ihelma 3. 1907 3lSt st v
9 9o.s, Neiest; 1879 lath st; n:T
Gray. Alexander. 1897 7th st. NV.
Green. Charles T.. 529 O st. sc
GreSg. sara, a14 LonGfellow ct. NV.
oroenell. p. NJ, lO1 North Carolins
druenke' Bsryi J.. 2c2s H st. nv
Gum. Raymond j., 1882 Mass ave
NV.
HAchnel, Ingo J, 1424 N st. NV.
Haddock' Marvin c. 6l4 MARYLAND ave
Hamilton, NJ J. and M. s.. 2eO1 On.
Harp, virEii l., 1857 Park rd. NV.
Harrington, Roy A., zoos Lawrence st
Harvey, Charles NJ, 2O1O Trenton Dl
Hassi.r: Ishn B. soos @ st. NV.
H..f:ld' Euaora Z; lSS5 Park rd, NV
HAYNES. Ann NJ. iOSa s0th 81 St. 81 sc.
Hesth. Ellis, 52@ l4th st. Sc
H'tS; @,.S SeSTr' 81 = r Dept. Of Commerce
Henderson Jehn R. 4ooe 9th st NV
Henson. D. p. a,O4 D st. NV
HeLlsr; and Z; L: $40 W FGirfa1
Hernandez H T.. 1880 New Hampshire
ave. nv,
Hicks, Floyd. 44S2 Ralsith ave. Alex
andria, Va.
Hill Roosevelt, a33 N st. H.v.
Hill 8 and D. NJ, jr, 1919 Staples st
Hiii Samuel A.. sa7 oIst st NV
Hirrmel. Lawrence, Arlington Towers
Arlinston a. Va.
Hiertdahl, Joan W, 120 North. La
Vegas. New.
Hcckhersmith. C. L. and J. L.. sI2 Oak
wood ST sc.
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Baker, }. and NJ. 1923 East Capitol ct
Barfisld, FiosSis A., asE Galveston St
sV.
ss:soP; ssTs:s Z Boy g. lls 2sf slHsnnsh E.l5 81 s
Barnes, Travis r.. ltOS l7th st nN
Barnetts. Shirley ~, III East Capitol
ssrt.li,'lt and n. 1915 10Th st. NV
BaSteE. Charles, ,s575 colebrook dr.,
Bate. sue NJ; LaPlata, Md
Bauman, Daniel J.. ~ Hamlin st NJ
Beach: Amster, s6Ia North Capitol st.
Beaehley. Jack w., 1883 Columbia I'd
ststtie. W. D. and r. l.. 1l0 Anacostia
ss:1!,y; s:n!CS Ss;;nTy s;.Tyy z, I5Js is Eye st NV
s:rtI.,S ss:rSy; y sn% , Is Isls 18th s. ~, nE
ssla ave-, Ions % aHs fsland. 3 II y Weber
Bowe. J. and N. ss7k SIst St Sc.
Bowen, George W. ir.. I4O5 Foxhsll rd
Bowen, J. and B.. I'LL f St. nv
Boyd, John /. 1921 g St ne.
Boyd. samuel H 1890 r st. NV.
BradshAv, Lewis H 1901 r st Sc.
Brewer, !. C., 1919 r st. NV
Brandon, Henry H.. jr.. 1910 cue st.
Brandt, Alfred o.. $500 18th pI, Nv.
attsvillS. Nd
Brandt. H j. and NJ. E, 81 Sherman
circle NV
Bready, Dorothy B., sI.2 Mass. ave
NV
Brett. Richard L.. 1897 Adams Mil I'd
NV
sEoxn, p'yid p. lsas Iesh st. ne.
Brown. Jessie j.. 1908 7th st, NV
Brown, Robert, l722 Bennink I'd. ne.
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Bruin, MackaT R., 1457 Park rd NV.
Bunch, Pred, l2l4 Eye st. NV:
Burgess. SSllie ", 533 3Uth st. nv.
Burkholder, MSurine W, $500 18th st
Bprns. Doris NJ. 2eo1 18th st. NV,
Burton. J NJ. and @. L., 5ll7 Conn
Burton, Samuel P.o. 1913, Wash. L
Buss, Maxine O., IL FarraGut pl. NV.
Butler, Alfred, $40 18th st ne
Butler. joseph. llO 18th st. ne,
Callahan, Dolores z. 3sse N st. NV.
Cameron. Marion W., 3O36 st NV.
Campbell g and N, X ST NV.
Carmichael. Harold T., 1926 18th st
Michael J.. 4SOs LivinsstOr
CARPENTER, james A. ISIS BladsnsSuru
carroll, william A, .ssS Hsrmane'
carter, z and 4, E.. lsa4 N st. NV.
Cassidy. J6ssph T., Admn. -.
Thompson. est. Of Robert P, 1855
e.tSt5' estSsfins: i?as Mti.s st. ne
essiiS:. esiiSs Wilism 'flS F. al 9s'i s: St nv
chillious, MsdEe C.. 749 Butternut st
Christie Edward A.. 3003 Davis pl. y "
Christman. Marie, 2l9 H st, H.w
Christopher, Marce, l1Ol Kilbourne st
clark. q. W. and q. NJ. aeos queens.
town nr,. Mt. Rainier, Nd.
Coabtes. x. J.. 2420 18th st. NV.
Cole. Geraldine, 1929 Rhode Island ave
Coleman. NJ. and J.. s4s irving st. NV
Coley. Millard r. 2523 l4th st, NV
Collins, callie NJ, IA Girard St NV
conley. Marsie NJ, 1928 Good HOPE I'd
coDsranG. Duke. 1892 Vermont .v.
copsln, .Nettis NJ. 737 airard st NV
Cor,Sy Arthur, 9iOG 10th St NV
Cotton, L. and NJ, ..TO1 Stanton rd. sc
Crowdsr, John r. i22O W st NV,
crowell. W and z. g.. jr., 511 CoRStitu.
cunninsisn,. willie. SOS 10th st. ne.
Cutler. p. and NJ 29l1 Washington st
Camden 5. N. Y.
Daley, Dorothy L., 2 Park View, MID
dleSex, England
Dallas, Goodwin. 349R Rhede ISlanc
ave, Mt, Rainier. Nd
Dsmron, Guy, 1882 Gosdland DR.
panl,y. Eoidsn W. Is North carolin'
pascsnzo, BiaEio L., 1901 Park rd.
Daubert. Louis A., 3a11 W. Garrison
ave. Baltimore is, Nd.
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'lgg3Es. hum v A. ana H. r.. 1871 DslI.
soDa:;I ssoDsS;Ist}s, g.,.. gsl. I427 : q: as
Pratt, Eugene C.. 1907 Savannah st.
PrsysyIo. Wanda v. sOss Fart I'd.
oSI:; af g. s. fsSiO csri.asdi q AVE. T. fsi.n. 81:
Rsetks, Dorethy L., l42e Q. :sth st.,
Arlington Q; We;
s:5 ss:R' r.Siil. .sH tsiS ttGS S:s s:sA ssnsr. &:
ramirez, SAlfsnso, 1928 alr at. nv.
ss:.aIi,;SsEyi s:.I,S On D%Iytre; ;s ses SEs st ssi :,
SssIiDsns. as'i i snd g. n fa'f iss = litS st.
Rsyson. Dorothy. 1882 ~. st. nv,
AtseinSton' Martin B.. ss2i Lihsoh
Req; ;s,.l Lhp p,H y; .,ea GAR, american I--
Rese, E. j.. sIa st. NV,
s.sSeis. s.is; ISlii rIs;Dsi ~ siis ,sas i't
Richardson. D., O. and a. J.-i37i c.
lunibia I'd NV
Richlresen. Ben. sllI1 c st.4a g,
Eies.y' EiIess.Tdisn Ks, Minnie; 5ss i5th :. s%.
Ridditk, Lloyd, is5 ". 1855 a., Rs1
R,deI, John A.. ais 9th st. ne.
Ringhart, julie r, 1920 !. W. Sth GFF.
R'SS:;t.; Sss.srsiy,s sjy:' Ts b, Rte. :. s.a ss..
EESSS:Et: ESS:Tt.s6. R.JRSsIn J.sI.. ia .fs ot Ga s AZ
Rehy. Janet M, 1901 Ridge pi. So.
sssms sssins + 'S'ft g. IND j. sss :. Ess sS isl.,S st.
Sc.
sSS' sSy. Eiso5d e e. s saG IT, lss sssrs 8 Hsttor. 50
Ruans. John A., 1890 ClydssdalsZ H.6.
susi1: sally s. s24 s5th s., nv. :.
SIth, Harvey ~ Z - M 1865 oti. I Sc is ne.
Ruttsnbur. Ellis, 1910 roth e. AW.ss
ssnmiIusI: Irsn. @. 4Oe Pierre st..
saunders TSonss A., 1879 Mass, ave-.
scEsrtzmsn. Anna, $500 isth 81 NV.
Sc9s5 Yatt Jes9 NeI r. ySTE sgsio Unit Sx So Nsw
sehstt.. cfst,, ret g galveston b,.s.N. :
Scott, Jack, 1927 sth st NV
Sellers John 7 lila 18th 4. NV.
sssfp sisf fthel 6 M ond 5ss B. !bfh f ssh 81 p ne
shaw, Gertrude, I4i5 chsbin St NV.
Sheadell. Lee. 1909 10th 81. NV
shelton. K and v. M, los 35th st. ne.
snSpnaro, jim, 1910 Yeu st. NV.
sn1yers Hayss' 100 North Carolina
siEnor, Edna NJ, sis Maryiand" ave.
sillsn. SsIy. naEy aEg.. rMsara T st. Sc Brad
Silver, Marie l.. IG14 5th st. NV.
ssinsleton, Earl A. 14oirA cenErsSs sc.
sipPsT;sy: Donald J., RR /, sunhsld,
sken,naore cn,T NJ; }. and NJ. M, la4I
Skinner. Edward. 2a25 Knox nj Sc.
skouLss. c and D. B. 21l5 Yorktown
sla|dss, |.s Walter a. aIlo o st NV.
smith, Mary z e207 Nichols ave se,
smith. Marie A., ] Hawaii ave. ne.
smith PeEsy y 393l Livingtson nv.
Smith, Sarah l., -2OS L st. NV
DR.. Arlington. Va. army N''
Smith. william E., 3O12 3Oth st. Sc.
soitishick. Carol A.. l7o2 Summit pl,
spsrrin' William r., 1711 Conn ave.
Stables; Stables; + ~ N; 4G4a 1thae. st, Elm
etaliinSs c. B. and D.. Belmont. ".
stanweod. E. N. and A. J.. 1908 S3rd
stark, R. and l., $50 18th st. nI
starks Willie =. 20 K ST ne.
stSYIsli vel LENA S.m w., =; usAF FRO $40, New
steele Douglas v, 333s-A Gre aut Sc
Steele. Vernon T., 3333-A Crofut sc.
stetnS, James W.. 1903 NeTth Capitol
See REFUNDS, Page rs
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To Discuss Language

Sidney v. Petersen, South
African author and educator,
will speak on THE Birth of q
New Language" at 9 pm. to-
morrow in the Andrew Rankin
Hall of Howard University.
MI. Petersen is principal of
the Athlone High School for
ColoredS in Cape Town.
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LylsL, Donna NJ, 1871 18th at. nv.
Eyssa' iyses Tansiin' 20 pis5es e. Hw.

Lylsk, Donna NJ, 1881 18th at. NV.
Lyneh, Franklin. 80 Pierce st. Hw-
tysns James p, sls 23rd It.
MsGlodi' James, I7te KENYON At. nv
MalTy. Joseph. 1870 Monros st. NV
Mang1n, John W. 2f0i N ST. nv.
ManSnsld, c; Q. and T 66b q St ne
Manuel. Ashby T., BroVntoVn, Va
MsTssa MsrisGi Dsa Ssr, z lTse i7t, ats = & I.
Mason. Herman B., @6i5 fsth st. NV
Martin. lucia o, $500 14th st. NV
MsEtinausky, Edward, 2127 ? ST, nv
Martinsz; jose 4; 1909 94th St NV,
MsESsrtS1 MsSs,; ShaT1:i Vs., r. 1879 oa.', st
Mscieud. Bessie Isi7 Penn * ne
Accleud. J. D. and ". NJ, $50 Q ct
Mscrae. James. is4e era st NV.
A'Srss ton & = W ans NJ c" 1885 New
MeDaniels. sandra NJ, 1908 r st. NV
AeDonals. Charles W. 145I Park I'd
MePoxsII. Duncan T. ssl End st. $.
MeFNdetn. Jshn, 974 o 81 nv
Mclean. Geneva l., 7O6 Brsndyvins
MeLssd: W. and D, "a Rhoe. island
MeMsAsn. Charles R.. 1924 18th st.
MeNamara. James, 175. Kenyon st
:.s.s;r E::H " Il l'Ss 1ss l. 90 o'G .sSs f.t .i
Melton. Howard l.. Isa Pa, ave Sc
MerTaw: A. E and A. R., 1922 Jsn'es.
Mtiss :Ioiin & 1.tis:s' K. sss MsryiSnd lar ave. n.
Mlnnick. GLADYS NJ. 1907 PARK I'd NV.
iMitchsll. MI James. 4aGa Ist q; ne.
MUSne. ASry MyrIl.' 4ss ass tnS.i sTS s. Z,
Montreal. Cenada
Mooney; John ? !, 17!4 st. NV.
Meore Frances l., ss6 Mass. ave ne
Moritz' Annabelle, 1887 Rhode Island
Moses, Abraham, jr.. 1Ois n st. nv.
Murphy. Edward J.. i44I D st. ne
Murphy, M J.. l25 Sth st. n.e.
Num- Alten III 3lst st: sc.
Mum Mum Msrtha N IA? 31It st, Sc.
MSiti.. sti J:Sn sRa f. III. ieHs I .t. & AZ Ss
Nasahl, Rita p, 31e0 Conn. ave. NV
Nelson Pansy M, 1890 N. Quinn st.
NeEsuist' Roy NJ; o. s. Soldiers Home,
Eewsom, Horace, III Irvins st ne
Newton. John j., 663 Maine ave. s.w.
Nblick. W R. 412 9th st. sw
Nioloek, Robert o., Bex b6s, Miami.
Nikonishin, @ NJ. and T. T, 4sOs sIst
Nssi. James r.. l7ao 0 st. NV.
o'eEI:n, s1:I,, Dsy!d ! A. 1881 Rises rd..
a, sASSioni; Nc
.stst: II TsS KstSsrts: !. smiR; oa.rstrtst st sa'
deceased, 4e9s New HampShiYe ave
NV.
Pace, Thomas 900 Eye st. NV.
Painter, George w.. c0I3 Mass. ave
e.!nrsr. CYRUS Lee. eoe 18th st. ne.
Palmer aS:t, ,S';,o G's;crrs =, 4s9. Lssalls I'd
Parhsm. AlphenEo; TOGO sth st. nv.
PsrEs PsTEEsI HsTrs HIys''1s w. tsmont 81 nT 81,
Parsons. MsriOn p, si0i Conn ave.
Essaulni, Mario, a2s 18th st. ne.
eatrOnis: Charles; l144 : g NV.
Peoples william o.. I1f7 vSrmsht ave
Pelham. ' leroy, 1890 18th st. NV.
PelEer, Virginia. 1900 Mass ave.
s:nai.tS;nA. snai I; AZ % .ss 1t N. 4 sol nS B .t.
Penn, n. r.. 1879 Eye st. s.w.
PsIdu.. Loren Z. asis Milan DR., Alsz-
esysri. ISyet 8, e5b aoth st. ne. "
SSstty' 81 and llia queen st. ne
Pharr. JasSher, 4let Minn. ave ne
Phillips, D J. an6 r. p. RfD Ne. /,
Ph!liips. !, l.. :ts44 Hillsis. Sc
eiisT. MssISaLst, 23S Audrey lane,
Pitt. N, sns 7 B. AZ /. Bell blvd ..
BaySide A.. NY.
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Gen. Pershinu
Memorial 0Kd

The projected $l.1 million
memorial to Gen. John ]. Per-
shing, World War I military
hero, to be erected on the park
between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth, E streets and Pennsyl-
var1ia avenue NV, yesterday
received the general approval Of
the Fine Arts Commission.
The commission Endorsed the
general design concept of the
memorial. submitted by the
American Battle Monuments
Commission. 1t shows an H.
foot-high bronze statue of Gen.
Pershing on Q pedestal. Sil-
houetted in an opening in the
wall along Fifteenth street,
with trees in the background.
A large fountain and three
smaller ones caScading into it
are provided in the design. Gar
dens will surround the entire
memorial. Atoms Fifteenth
street will be q wall some so
feet high and 81 feet across.
The memorial was designed
by the New York architect,
Wallace K. Harrison.
The presentation to the com.
mission was made by John
Harbeson, consulting architect.
and Col. Charles B. Shaw. off,
Ger in charge Of the Washing
ton. ONCE, American Battle
Monuments Commission.
Funds Lacking
Col. Shaw told the Fine Arts
Commission it lacks funds and
authority to engage q sculptor
at, this time. His commission
will submit a report to Con-
gress early in the new session.
Chairman David E. Finley of
the Fine Arts Commission OBJ
served he would like to see the
memorial to General of the
Armies Pershing erected as
soon as possible.
Mr.. Harbeson said the me-
mortal will also be to the men
who fought in World War Ia
testimonial to the American
effort.
Final details of the memorial
will be worked out when a
sculptor is chosen.
A map of France. showing
the campaign area. in which
Gen. Pershing figured, will be
on the left side of the statue.
Biographical material and his
torical narrative will appear on
the right.
Mr.. HarbeSon said the study
submitted yesterday is the 30th
design Mr.. Harris has made Of
the memorial.
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DC. Lists $50 Persons
Due '58 Tax Refunds

Here the OF S3s District of Columbia residents
who have income tax refund checks coming them for 1888
Kenneth Back D. C. Finance Ohcer said the checks were
unclaimed because Of lack of forwarding address They total
several thousand dollars Under the law, Finance once
required to hold the checks for s months after which
Evening star., 1959-11-19
.arlAdr1Nn llaxla. yornLl ltarNEnS

This general design of memorial to Gen. John
J. Pershing, World War military hero received
Fine Arts Commission Endorsement yesterday.
The $1.l million project Is planned on park
Evening star., 1959-11-19

property opposite the willard Hotel ut Four.
teenth, Fifteenth, street and Pennsylvania
avenue NV. This concept shows the view look
Ing from Fourteenth street
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Day. This took place at the
hosts ONCE.
Among those expected to
welcome Ambassador and
Begun Aziz Ahmed back
from their trip to the West
Coast were Vice President Of
the Motion Picture Associa-
ton and Mrs. Kenneth Clark,
President Of the Committee
for International Economic
Growth and Mrs. Willard
Johnson and Professor and
Mrs. Hans Morganthau.
Others were DR.. and Mrs.
Horace Pohlman and DR.. and
Mrs. Myron Smith Of the LIZ
brary Of Congress and Sec
rotary OF the Smithsonian
Institute and Mrs. Leonard
Carmichael.
Capt. and Mrs. Radelio re-
ceived about $50 guests. They
included the military of the
United States and other ma
tons as well as business and
personal friends and their
wives.
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Embassy
Entertaining
Continues

Two parties kept a gay
pace on embassy row last
evening.
The Pakistan Ambassador
and Begun Aziz Ahmed were
honored at a $50 to $50
reception given by the As
sistant Education Ofiicer Of
the Embassy and Mrs. An
war Ahmed at the embassy
chancery.
The other party, which
took place at the same time.
was given by the Yugoslav
Naval Attache and Mrs.
Branimir Radelio to cele-
brate their country's Navy