Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1940, Page 5

l'\'IlG &'nf, Ourbnfy What is good for KIDNEY TROUBLE? ANSWER—For over 50 ny physicians h bm preseribing MOUNTAIN vu.l,n "WATER trom § Hot Springs. Ark WHY —lts aikalintty miiaied " polsons gnd s of the sys- im And activates the B Phone for booklet, ME. MOUNTAIN VALLEY From HOT SPRINGS, ARK. MINERAL WATER 1405 K_St. N.W. ME. 1063 INSLOW for PAINTS Winslow's Pure House Paint is guar- anteed QUALITY paint. 3280 gallon, 922 a. 861 Society of Nafives Elects J. M. Howard, Youngest President Cleanliness Move - Given Backing; Outing Undecided ‘The Society of Natives last night elected the youngest president in their 20 years of existence—31-year- old John M. Howard, a commercial supervisor for ‘the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.,, & member of the society for three years. Mr. Howard, who has been first vlce president of the society for he past year, received 36 votes out or-wmxsanu earest rival was Jesse C. Suter, not a nominee, who received seven ballots. A former student at local gram- mar schools, Central High School and the University of Maryland, Mr. Howard has been connected with the utility corporation for 12 years. He has been chairman of mem- bership and Banquet Committees for the society. Organizations in which he has been active include the Board of Trade, the Federation of Busi- nessmen, the Georgetown Business- men’s Association and the American Power Boat Association. Morris Rosenberg Emory received nomlnnlonx for t.he presidency but decl uis L. Bowdler h '.he oumln; # #4 | president. Bradshaw Succeeds H Robert Bradshaw was voted ‘first | | vice president, replacing Mr. How- § | ard, by ls'll St Il W (Betw. Peon! Postal Telerrash) orl:\ E\E\I\GS o T & unanimous vote, after Mr. Rosenberg had again refused nomi- nation. Mlss Florence E. Thompson and Mrs. Hazel Deutsch were named sec- ond and third vice presidents, re- L8.1(spectively. Prederick G. Umhau was unopposed for re-election as treas- urer of the society. James F. Duhlmel though not present last night, was continued in JOHN M. HOWARD. —Star Staff Photo. coosin and Miss Mamie D. So- both were elected unlnmw\uly to the offices of recording an ponding secretaries, mpecuvely The lociety gave nominal suj to an “outdoor cleanliness” drive, % |recently started by the Dupont Cir- fi’unhag Q’Iar For a delicious, nourishing meal, to satisfy hearty, hungry appetites, give them Kingan’s Corned Beef Hash, ready to heat and servel Order a supply today! INAN 'S f\&a[\q CORNED BEEF cle Citizens’ Association, with ing up the city’s appearance. Suter announced previously e had been named chairman of the organization committee, which is to movement, which, he said, was being fostered by Dr. Harry A. Glrfleld Cites Cleanliness Mr. Suter said thinmn dld not present the trim and beautiful ap- pelnm:e it formerly boas be- people persisted in careless duposmon of reluxe and trash. He urged the society to urage more frequent use ol inclnerlt.urs and refuse de- positor A vote to determine the untl.ment of the society for a possible June outing showed a minority ul mem- bers present in favor. A similar vote outing-minded in the minority. How- ever, Mr. Howard said the Executive Committee would consider plans for & possible outing which would be placed before the entire group for approval. The society voted to present $25 to the Dismct chapter of the Ameri- can Red C; Delegltn to the Federation o( Citizens’ Associations will be chose: at the October meeting of the loclety it was announced. Merchant Gets Po!ice ‘Protection’ From Dog By the Associated Press. BELLINGHAM, ed Hansen gets polioe ‘proucfion from Tor, the best in meals ul‘ot(in’ui Call Georgia 7000 for free estimate ACME e/e’/’/m’w . AL GEorgia 7000 MOVING & STORAGE (0. 4618 Foumszmu ST. NW. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1940. 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