Evening star. [volume], December 19, 1947, Page B-7, Image 40

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Church to Give Children
Annual Yuletide Party
The weekly open house for young
people at 8t. John’s Eplscoal
Church, Georgetown, will glre its
annual free public Christmas party
and dance at 7 p.m. tomorrow In
the Parish House, 3240 O street I*.W.
The program will Include a dram
atised recording of Dickens' “Christ
mas Carol,’’ a square dance and
singing.
Girls over 16 who desire to be hos
tesses should report between 6:30
and 7 p.m.
Whale oil, which used to be used
in lamps, is now used largely to
make soap and glycerine for muni
tions.
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5.95
> other giftworthy slips, sizes 32
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Gowns ... sweet and lovely baby
gown, ribbon - threaded about
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other gowns, tailored or lace
lavished_4.95 to 14.95
lingerie
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Four-skin natural Ranch Mink
160. per set
Four-skin natural Wild Mink
195. per set
Three-skin natural Baum Marten
295. per set
Three-skin natural Stone Marten
295. per set
Three-skin natural Russian Sable
375. per set
Three-skin natural Russian Sable
595. Per **t
All prices plus Federal tax.
Clayton Urges Nations
Getting Aid to Pledge
Greater Production
(From. Yesterday’s Last Edition.)
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NEW YORK, Dec. 18.—William
L. Clayton, former Undersecretary
of State, today urged that the na
tions aided by the Marshall plan
commit themselves to “restore pro
duction to, and in some cases above,
prewar levels, with stated annual
goals; make money sound again;
lower trade barriers.’*
Mr. Clayton told a luncheon of
the Committee for the Marshall
Plan to aid European recovery that
Western Europe could recover under
the program, but added: “We will
hold in our hands at all times, the
powerful sanction of discontinuance
of aid if, contrary to our expecta
tion, any country fails to live up
to its agreement.”
The former undersecretary said
Western European nations should
execute "a multilateral agreement”
among themselves on sound money,
production and trade as well as a
bilateral agreement with the United
States on the same subjects.
“This bilateral agreement should
clearly set forth all the conditions
under which aid is given, relating
principally to production, sound
money and lowering of trade bar
riers,” he said.
Describing the Communists as
"waging a desperate battle to pre
vent” adoption of success of the
plan, Mr. Clayton said that without
aid from the United States “the
iron curtain would move westward
at least to the English Channel.”
The people of Western Europe, he
said, “hate communism, but if they
must resist it under conditions of
economic frustration, cold and
hunger, they will lose the fight.”
Lawson Elected Member
Of Capital Transit Board
(From Yesterday’s Last Edition.)
Alfred H. Lawson, vice president
of the Washington Loan St Trust
Co., today was elected a member of
the Board of Directors of the Cap
ital Transit Co.
A native of Bethel, Conn., he holds
a Georgetown University law de
gree. He Joined the bank as real
estate officer and was formerly with
the District Title Insurance Co.
He has been president of the
Lions Club, Real Estate Board,
Washington YMCA and National
Union Insurance Co. He Is a di
rector of the trust company, Na
tional Union Insurance Co., YMCA,
National Society for the Blind, John
Dickson Home, Washington - Home
for Foundlings, Tremont Water St
Gas Co., Gay Coal St Coke Co. and
the Washington Sanitary Improve
ment Co.
Mr. Lawson Is treasurer and a
member of the board of the District
Tuberculosis Association, Sibley Me
morial Hospital and the Lucy Webb
Hayes Training School. He is a
trustee of George Washington Uni
versity.
Many residents of the Kentucky
mountains believe that water taken
from an old oak stump will wash
off freckles.
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JEWELRY FOR YOUR
JEWEL. An entranc
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gold snake chain
necklace with
") matching clips.
1* 10.00. The pin
and clip set
is 15.00.
Other costume
Jewelry from 1.00
to 35.00; all
prices plus tax.
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