THE EVENING WEDNESDAY. Ft. Dupont Unit Told of Wisdom Os Yearly X-Rays A chest X-ray once a year; provides "a pretty good chance to remain out of trouble,” Frank D. Norton of the District of Columbia Tuberculosis Associa- tion, told members of the Fort Dupont Citizens’ Association last night. Mr. Norton, who also is the acting director of the District's Selective Sendee System, told the group “to become X-ray con- scious” in emphasizing the pre- ventive program of the Tuber- culosis Association. 8.700 Cases He told Fort Dupont citizens that of the 8.700 reported TB cases in Washington. 1,400 are in the area east of the Anacostia River and 46 within the asso- ciation’s limits. “Go to the mobile X-ray units.” he said, adding that one of them would be in the area • Fairfax Village) August 6 through August 10. He said one of 13 mobile units operating in Southeast has been at the Ran- dall Heights section for some time and will continue there through Friday. "Tuberculosis is still a city problem,” he concluded. “It is up to you and me to take part In this program.” Library Site Asked In its business meeting, the j association resolved to ask the Nixon to Serve In Festival of Lithuanian Art Vice President Nixon will serve as honorary chairman of the Festival of Lithumanian Art and Music to be held here Saturday and Sunday. The festival will commemorate cultural threads of Lithuania which have been woven into the; American fabric by more than a million naturalized citizens of that land. It will be highlighted: by a banquet to be held Satur- day at the Hotel Statler. More than 800 persons are ex- pected to attend the banquet, which will be preceded by a cocktail party and art exhibit. Fifty members of the National Symphony Orchestra will play ; under the direction of Alexan- dras Kuciunas. There will be •ongs and dances by the Ciu- lionis Ensemble, of Cleveland, Ohio. Guest of honor during the two-day festival will be Stasys Lozoraitis, chief of the Lithua- nian diplomatic service, who is Tisiting America from his post in Rome, Italy. setts avenues S.E. to be used as a recreation area. Both motions were introduced by K. L. Culver. Charles A. Froman, associa- tion president, presided at the association’s final meeting of the season. Outdoor cooks ...get new help with new ALCOA WRAP ¦ i - ... . . -, " 1 • 11 _.n. . ¦ j I ,|| l \ WRAP COOK .. . salad greens prepared ahead of ... com wrapped in Alcoa Wrap, time. Stay crisp and fresh for hours. Tuck into coals. So juicy, tender! 9 COYER CAP entire spread until serving time. jellies, jars, salad dressing. It fits Keeps everything clean. Use same tightly. 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THE EVENINGWEDNESDAY.
Ft. Dupont UnitTold of WisdomOs Yearly X-Rays
A chest X-ray once a year;provides "a pretty good chanceto remain out of trouble,” FrankD. Norton of the District ofColumbia Tuberculosis Associa-tion, told members of the FortDupont Citizens’ Associationlast night.
Mr. Norton, who also is theacting director of the District'sSelective Sendee System, toldthe group “to become X-ray con-scious” in emphasizing the pre-ventive program of the Tuber-culosis Association.
8.700 CasesHe told Fort Dupont citizens
that of the 8.700 reported TBcases in Washington. 1,400 arein the area east of the AnacostiaRiver and 46 within the asso-ciation’s limits.
“Go to the mobile X-rayunits.” he said, adding that oneof them would be in the area• Fairfax Village) August 6through August 10. He said oneof 13 mobile units operating inSoutheast has been at the Ran-dall Heights section for sometime and will continue therethrough Friday.
"Tuberculosis is still a cityproblem,” he concluded. “It isup to you and me to take partIn this program.”
Library Site AskedIn its business meeting, the j
association resolved to ask the
Nixon to ServeIn Festival ofLithuanian Art
Vice President Nixon will serveas honorary chairman of theFestival of Lithumanian Art andMusic to be held here Saturdayand Sunday.
The festival will commemoratecultural threads of Lithuaniawhich have been woven into the;
American fabric by more thana million naturalized citizens ofthat land. It will be highlighted:by a banquet to be held Satur-day at the Hotel Statler.
More than 800 persons are ex-pected to attend the banquet,which will be preceded by acocktail party and art exhibit.Fifty members of the NationalSymphony Orchestra will play ;under the direction of Alexan-dras Kuciunas. There will be•ongs and dances by the Ciu-lionis Ensemble, of Cleveland,Ohio.
Guest of honor during thetwo-day festival will be StasysLozoraitis, chief of the Lithua-nian diplomatic service, who isTisiting America from his post inRome, Italy.
setts avenues S.E. to be used asa recreation area. Both motionswere introduced by K. L. Culver.
Charles A. Froman, associa-tion president, presided at theassociation’s final meeting of theseason.
Outdoor cooks...get new help
with newALCOAWRAP
¦ i - ... . . -, " 1 • 11
_.n. . ¦ j I ,|| l \
WRAP COOK.. . salad greens prepared ahead of ... com wrapped in Alcoa Wrap,time. Stay crisp and fresh for hours. Tuck into coals. So juicy, tender!
9
COYER CAPentire spread until serving time. jellies, jars, salad dressing. It fitsKeeps everything clean. Use same tightly. Keeps contents pure andfoil for left-overs. fresh.
$2.25 value only
ALCOAWRAP LABEL
LAST CHANCE to get your 3 piece Scissors Set,with threader, in pink and charcoal plastic case t J
V. o yl
Get New Alcoa Wrap today .. . tear off The Alcoa Better 1*
Packaging Label, mail with $1 to: Alcoa Wrap. Boi 1199 N, 1Bridgeport, Conn.Offer expiree Sept. 30, 1956. Void in any locality where pro-hibited, taxed or otherwiae restricted. tSfib-O™* ALCOA HOUR
tcuvisioh s must uve omma<gy HTIIIWTI SUNDAY (VfMINGS
Youre always ahead withALcod? ...greatest name in aluminum
1 OO^HACO.h.y Tl Whispers of
Eo.I.r,
II •t”v'
i y.- . $ flp ' ¦ gHKllpj;
- -'
Inspired design, unmatched quality construction. *
yr'Jr\9
Finished in teak, with custom features. Four-piece w'v rA*suite including 56-inch double dresser, 32x *6 c==y2S'^Vframed mirror, 5 feet wide overall i:==:===== ===^L^^^BP\bookcase bed and 36-inch chest. Ti
Double dresser pictured has 8 drawers (jewelry 'V J/comportment with lock). Chest has 7 drawers (1
shirt partitioned). M ¦ ¦ T’ANight Table with stainless steel top $59 | J \ 1 | Ijj
62" triple dresser and mirror, $34 additional. f/> V'£Xt£/Z&S.
82" overall dual swing bookcase bed including 2 rrv,.iol cun «JJi*
91 1 Seventh St. N.W. I «715 Colwill. Rd.metal crodles S4O additional. WMhm9 to« SiW.r SpringMon., Thurs. & Frl.
Mon. & Thurs., 9to 9 | 9to 9:30Other Days, 9to 6 I Other Doy*, 9to 6
Shop Thursday Downtown 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M.Uso our eonveniont
Woodward & [othrop——l DOWN STAIRS STORE 1
oho Be»he»do Budget Store
perfect graduation gift
JEWELRY CASES
2-98 -3- 98
fk|j ; % ** * ° ISO 9uc*9et Store
JsfSV ' ' jl. Wlmtsm JL ;•. ¦ .. '
R*l rifti¦ Wniil4»nh .4. J-atAut. ¦w_,aw.Wr<L. J,>YIAVi&MdiWv
- ,» ..At,,. . ,2a .. > JL~ ¦ T A. .... .n ,¦ ¦s< ngittiaLiYn
A. Embroidered sailclothclutch with removable cover.
wMlerful washable
WHITE HANDBAGS jl \0.000 gglg^lHj
• sparkling white butcher rayonor cotton sailcloth covers. V
• white plastic inner case. * B. Smart handle bag of em-broidered cotton sailcloth.
• the covers remove for easy Removable cover. 3,00
Down Stairs Store, Handbags f'. ~.1 .... !.
f C. Chic three-in-one bag hasI •' white butcher royon cover,| onc* co * orec * 00t *or c^on 9*‘
STAR, Washington, D. C.JUNE 13, 1936
\
National Capital Parks to makeavailable a site proposed by thePublic Library for a branch unitin the Fort Dupont area on
.Alabama avenue near Annei'Beers School.
The group also voted to con-cur on a request by the HilltopRecreation Council to the Dis- 1trict Recreation Board for a site inear Alabama and Massachu- 1
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