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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-19
81 Real Estate Loans
S. Beer EQuiDn,ent

LIBERAL FILA loans: others Az to So,
F: B. McKIBBEN, 846 Consol. Bldg. RI
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Deaths

Ralsemore A. Boone. s6. at City Hospital,
chronic myocarditis.
Phyllis Jean Bryant. 3, at Riley Hos
pltal, meningococcic meningitis.
Verna Anderson, /, at Riley Hospital,
tuberculous meningitis.
William Chusman, SO, at City Hospital
arteriosclerosis.
William Sylvester. so, at Long Hospital,
myelogenous leukemia.
Ethel A. Pattyjohn, Al, at Central In
diana Hospital, cerebral thrombosis.
Nettie A. Bemen, 81, at st. Vincents
Hospital carcinoma.
William j. Hayes, IS, at 3o9 N. La Sale
chronic colecystitis.
Caroline Cox, So. at Methodist Hospital
cholelithiasis.
Eta May Daniels, 40, at City Hospital
pellagra.
Mary A. shafer, 49, at City Hospital, &C.
cidental.
John Asberry Kldwell. 81, at 2035 N.
Pennsylvania, cerebral hemorrhage.
Frank j. Heiney, 4S, at 50O6 Madison
coronary occluSon.
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sc Furn. Houses, Apis.

s6.Oo.5-ROOM house, lights. water gas
paid. Adults Inquire 7l9 E. New YORK
ALABAMA. 1914 N. Apt. C-fwo lowell;
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Senator Manager
Eyes John Lewis
Young Third Stacker Has
Chance to Stay
pr Iralifod Droee

By United Press
ORLANDO, Fla, March ia
flock of youngsters backing up a
veteran pitching staff may be the
surprise American League baseball
club this year, according to Stanley
(Bucky) Harris, boss of the Wash
ington Senators.
We've got nice set of new fell
lows Harris said today. They're
kids that nobody expects too much
of, not even themselves. That's the
way want it,"
The player most watched by the
Washington management is John
Lewis, a rugged young individual
from Gastonia, N. C. He's set to
play third base in an infield which
will find veteran Joe Kuhel at first;
Buddy Myer, leading American
League batter of 1885 at second, and
Cecil Travis at short. Lewis today
has the inside track for the third
base job, but it's by no means sewed
up. Roberto Estalella, born in
Cuba, may get it. He is a power
full hitter.
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Victim of Ambers'
Knockout in Coma

Bp United Press
NEW YORK, March 19.-Tony
Soarpati, Brooklyn welterweight,
who was knocked out by Lou Am
hers, Herkimer, N. Y, Tuesday, was
conceded only one chance in ten of
living today by physicians attend
ing him at the Bushwick Hospital,
Brooklyn.
Scarpati, %. who won II straight
bouts prior to his loss to Ambers,
struck his head on the floor after
being knocked down by a right
hook to the chin. He has been I'M
conscious since. He was IN a heavy
coma today and his left side was
paralyzed
The New York State Athletic
Commission absolved Ambers of all
blame.
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Records Due
for Tumble in
Butler Relays
Michigan Buckeye Duel to
Result in Lower
Marks, Belief.
BY HARRISON MILLER

Strewn along the path of the clay
track in the wake of the flying feet
of some 300 runners who will vie
for honors at the fourth annual
Butler indoor relays Saturday night
are to be numerous records.
1t Is safe to say that many Of the
existing marks will fall before the
assault OF the 1886 assembly of
track and field stars, since nearly
all OF the 1885 champions are to be
on deck against one of the most
competitive fields ever to gather at
the local fieldhouse. Moreover, the
invading stars will find the clay
surface more resilient this year than
IN previous campaigns.
New Stars Join Old
Last year, all relay records but
one went by the boards when
Michigan and Ohio State battled
for the team championship. Many
Of those relay combinations re-
turn intact or augmented by new
stars.
No records were broken in the
individual events last year, al
though Jesse Owens of Ohio State
equslled the world mark and meet
record Of 81 seconds in the 60-yard
dash. Assuming that Owens will
erase his scholastic deficiencies by
tomorrow afternoon, Ohio State
and Michigan are expected to wage
another duel for the Governor Nc
Mutt trophy. Pressing them at
every turn will be Penn State, In
diana, Pittsburgh, Notre Dame and
Purdue.
Wolverines Even Stronger
The Wolverines, who have grabbed
high honors here for two straight
years. appear stronger than ever
The team defeated Indiana in the
Big Ten meet last week by out
shining the HOLSTERS in their strong
est forte-the distance runs. The
strong band of Michigan runners,
blended into several relay combina-
tions, will carry the chief threat.
In advance, the university two
mile relay event appears to be one
of the highlights of the program.
The Buckeyes captured the event in
1885 in record breaking time of
1885. Now comes Penn State for
the first time with a four-man
group which last week won the ma
tional intercollegiate indoor event in
aggregate time that was one second
faster than the local record. The
880-yard runners from Pittsburgh,
Michigan and Indiana will continue
to make the event a dog-fight from
starting gun to tape.
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~ GRAPHING ENTRIES
SET FOR STATE MEET

The Y. M. G. A. wrestling squad
which will represent indianapolis
lin the state "Y" meet in Fort Wayne
Saturday has been announced by
Coach Walter (BuSter) Keaton.
A. A. Kahn, heavyweight; Ed
Willsey, ITS pounds; Walter Bau-
mann, 155 pounds; Charles Swan
1876 pounds, and Keaton, 126 pounds
have been entered. South Bend, de-
Tending champion, ara Cary, Terre
Haute, Fort Wayne, Huntington
Vincennes and Evansville also are
to compete.
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Italians Gain Lead
in Six-Ddy Grind

By United Press
CHICAGO, March 10. - The
Italians, Alvaro Georgetti ana
Ferdinando Grille, led the interna-
tional six-day bicycle race early to-
day.
Trailing the leaders by a single
lap were the Germans, Gustav
Kilian and Heinz Vopel, and Mickey
Kodak and Eddie Tesla. Bobby
Thomas and Jerry Rodman had
dropped into a three-way tie for
fifth place, one lap behind the
fourth-place Canadian team of Will
liam Peden and Jules Audy.
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Babe Stymies Self 3
Times to Lose Match
By United Press

By United Press
BEILEAIR, Fla, March 19.-The
Belleview Amateur Golf Tourna-
ment advanced to the semi-fina
round today without Babe Ruth.
who for two days had set the pace.
The Babe, who won medal honors
by six strokes. virtually eliminated
himself yesterday As he laid him
self three stymies in his match with
Guy Berner of Buffalo, N. Y. Berner
won, and 8.
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Winners to Return
for Top Mat Clash

Two winners of this weeks Tom
linson Hall wrestling show are to re-
turn next Monday night, meeting
each other in the windup match.
Chief War Eagle, who defeated Ed
zennie, is to oppose Babe Caddock.
who won over Bob Brown. Two sup
porting bouts will be arranged to
complete the card.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY

Cincinnati (N), 10; Boston (A). 1.
st. Louis (A), z; Philadelphia CAD !,
3.
Washington ca, s: Detroit (A). 5.
st. Louis (N), s; New York (A), s..
Philadelphia lN), z; Brooklyn
(N), 3.
New York (N), II; Kansas City
CAD, 10.
Cleveland ca, ID; New Orleans
Isl. s.
Chicago (N), 4: Pittsburgh (Nl. O
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POLO STARS TANGLE

DEL MONTE, Cal, March le.-
Polo stars representing Long Island
and Midwick clash today on the
Del Monte field in second-round
match Of the Pacific Coast high
goal tournament.
The Brandywine four opened the
championships with 7-to-6 VIC
tory over San Mateo.
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EAST END, CENTLIVRE
TO COMBINE SQUADS

All players from last years East
End Diaries and Centlivre Beer
baseball teams are to report for a
meeting tomorrow night at 8 at
1899 S. Meridian-st John Massing,
manager of both teams last year,
is organizing the players as the
Pioneer Tavern squad.
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ACCEPT RESIGNATION

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, March 10.
The school board of Bloomington
High School last night accepted the
resignation of A. l.. (Pete) Phillips.
basketball and track coach. His sue
cessor is not to be selected until
later. Phillips will remain as head
OF the physical education depart
npnt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-19
THREE SERVED WITH
NATIONAL IN 1876

Times Special
NEW YORK, March 19.-Three
veteran baseball players who start
ed out when the National League
first was formed in 1876 are alive
today. They are George Wright, of
Boston: Deacon White, of Chicago:
and Tommy Bond, of Hartford,
Conn.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-19
LOUIS SELECTS CAMP
NEAR ROOSEVELT HOME

Times Special
NEW YORK, March ia noun
tain camp 16 miles from President
Roosevelt's Hyde Park home has
been selected by Joe Louis as a
training site for his fight with Max
Schmeling. He will arrive at the
Lafayetteville camp late in April.
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DIES WATCHING GAME

bW THIffu fFtHS
BELOIT, Wis. March 19.-Fred
Bauer, 3S. Kenosha High School
basketball coach, dropped dead last
night while watching his team play
Beloit High School in the district
tournament here.
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MANGAN CLIPS RECORD
Lowers Cunningham Mark in Ca
madam Indoor Victory.

bW tNWtu FTtNS
HAMILTON, Ontario, March 49,
Joe Mangan. Cornell law student.
won the invitational mile race at
the Highlanders indoor games here
last night in 4:16.3, clipping three
tenths of a second off the Canad-
ian record set last year by Glenn
Cunningham. Harry Williamson, U.
of North Carolina, was second.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-19
WOODS HALTS SALVATORE

=
MUNCIE, Ind, March 19.-ChucS
Woods, Detroit welterweight, cen
nected solidly on Jimmie Salvatore
of Chicago in the third round of
scheduled 10-round fight at the
Armory here last night and won
Knockout victory.
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GRID WORK AT FRANKLIN

4 fWtS NNfCTGT
FRANKLIN, Ind. March 10
Spring football practice has started
at Franklin College with Coach Roy
TilliotSon being assisted in the
drills by Ralph Isselhardt and Will
liam McCarty, senior stars last fall.
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% Situations, Female

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people; Al experience good references.
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BOYS
Lester. Ola Monday. 1929 N. Phipps.
Thomas, Dorothy Rainey, 1926 w. 25th.
ington.
Robert, Dorothy McCurdy, 1929 Bolton.
Edwin, Marie Green, Methodist
FRANK, Mary Spicklemire, Methodist.
George. Mary Shelley, IT'S N. Warman.
Richard. Pauline Gertchen, 1924 Holli-
Girls
Fred. Violet Jaynes, 1906 E. 18th.
William, Lillian Piper, Methodist
Jackson. Gladys Thomas, Methodist.
Davis. Zeiia Kiger, Methodist
Clarence, Ecna dell. Methodist.
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HEADED FOR WEST POINT

FORT WORTH. Tex, March 49,
Darrell Lester, all-America center
on the Texas Christian 1884 and
1885 football teams. has accepted IN
appointment to West Point.
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PENNINO STOPS K0pTICK

NEW YORK, March l9.--Joe
Pennino, l46, New York, technical
~ knocked out Danny Koplick.
1924, New York. in the sixth round
here last night.
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Day of Rest
Given Cards
FrisCh Rewards Players for
Sixth Straight Win
Over Yanks.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
BRADENTON, Fla, March 49,
AS a reward for winning six straight
games Manager frankie Frisch gave
the st. Louis Cardinals a holiday
today. He is pleased with the
clubs progress to date. The Cards
beat the Yanks yesterday, 6-5, scor-
ing the winning run on Frisch's
single in the eighth.
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IA Schools, instruction
20 Help Wanted, Female

TEACH beauty culture Jobs open. ROYAL
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Denver Quintet Springs
Stunning A. A. q. Upset
K. Club Edges Out HighIy-Favored Kansas City
Phicos, SO, in National Play


DENVER, highly
City Phlcos in the stunning history A.
basketball tournament hustng
Denver loomed today the tournament dark horse"
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announcements
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5 Funeral Directors

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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

incorrect addresses frequently are given
to the Marriage License Bureau deliberate
Iy. The Times in printing the official list
assumes NO responsibility for The accuracy
Of such addresses.)
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PILLS TAKE ON BEARS

By United Press
WINTER HAVEN, Fla, March 49,.
Having scored their first victory
after three straight defeats against
major league opposition, the Phil
adelphia Phillies hoped to show
their class today against the minor
league Newark Bears. The Phils
beat Brooklyn, 1873 yesterday.
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II Help Wanted, Male

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CLEARWATER, Fla, March 49,
An epidemic of throat ailments has
spread through the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers' ranks. Intlelder Jimmy Buch-
er is the latest to contract tonsil-
it's. He will be out of action for
several days.
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Births

Ernest N. Mcdonald 81. Muncie. sales
man, and Thelma Mcdonald, 80, Of Ill
w. 33rd-st, beauticisn.
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80 Rooms for Rent

81. so; ROOM in apartment; home priv
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Good location. Reasonable.
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private toilet, running water. Middle-aged
gentleman. RI-5742
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unfinished; large closet; breakfast OPP
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Morning calls. Phone.
NORTH of creek, front room; private
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20 Moving and Storage

WE TREAT YOU RIGHT For moving
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By United Press

By UhtIed PFess
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
19.-Col. Jacob Rupert, who arrived
here last night, had no comment to
make today on the New York Yam
KEGS two stubborn holdouts, Ben
Chapman and Red Ruffing. Two de-
feats by the Cardinals failed to
cheer the Yanks as they prepared
to meet the Cincinnati Reds today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-05-21

Rev. and Mrs. Warren E. Barr
and their son, Mr. Robert Morse Barr
Of Takoma Park left Tuesday for
California, where Mr.. Robert Barr will
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honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w.
Palmer. who will leave next month for
an extended trip abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romano s. Eaton Of
Augusta, Ga, are spending several
weeks at the Martinique.
Mrs. s. e. Adams and Mrs. Robert
w. Howard entertained at luncheon
yesterday ct the Dodge, having As
their guests the members of the Six
teenth Street Heights Circle Of the
First Congregational Church.
Mr.. Louis varnum Woulfe has re-
turned to the Martinique from Fort
Worth, Tex, for O short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ]. Prescott
have returned to Washington for the
early Summer. They remained at
their Winter home in Miami later this
Year than usual on account Of Mr..
Prescotts health, which Is now much
improved.
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DR.. L. S. Rowe Host
At Luncheon TODAY

The director general Of the Pam
American Union, DR.. l.. 8. Rowe, en-
tertained at luncheon today at the
American annex In honor Of the
Minister Of Venezuela, Senior DR.. Juan
Jose Mendoza. In addition to the guest
Of honor there were present the Secre-
tary Of Agriculture of the United
State. Mr.. Henry A. Wallace: the So
licitor general, Mr.. Stanley F. Reed;
the Assistant Secretary Of State, Mr..
Sumner Welles; the consul general Of
Venezuela at New York. Senior DR..
Ramon Ayala; DR.. Kwang Pu Chen Of
China, Senior DR.. Don Jacinto Fom-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-05-21

bona-Pachano, counselor; Senior Don
Pedro Rivero, secretary; Senior Don
Juan Vicente Lecuna, attache, and
Senior Don Manuel ArSteguieta, com.
mercial attache of the Venezuela Lega.
ton; DR.. Laurence Duggan, chief Of
the Latin American division Of the De-
partment Of State; Mr.. Glenn A.
Abbey, Secretary Of the United States
Legation in Venezuela; DR.. Cloyd H.
Marvin, president Of the George WASH
ington University; DR.. Constantine e.
MCGUIRE, and Senior Don Enrique Cor
onado Of the Pan-American Union.
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Maryl a n d
And Virginia
In the News
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bancroft Visitors in
Silver Spring.
Continued From Third page.}

Mrs. Rykerd with a linen shower, in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Smell, DR..
and Mrs. A. Graham Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. william Powers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Larue Tuttle, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Adams and daughter, Mary Bess; Mr..
and Mrs George Smith and son,
George, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. D. Knott
and their three children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clay Jones and daughters, Dor1
and Marie, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Smith, all of Washington; Mrs. Alta
Smith of Salt Lake City, Utah; Mr..
and Mrs. Malcolm Redmond Of Pa
tuxent Beach, Mr.. Samuel johnson
OF Baltimore, Md, and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. T. Faulconer and their daughter,
Jean, of Silver Spring, Md. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rykerd received word over the
week end Of the birth Of grandson
last Thursday at Dearborn, Mich.
The baby's parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Rykerd, jr.
DR.. Thenton D. Boaz, U. s. N, and
Mrs. Boaz of Clarendon, Va, are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
Of a daughter, Katherine Slaughter
Boaz, born May at Columbia Hos
pital.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. w. B. Cog
gins of Oak Crest. Va, with their
children. Betty, Jane and William, jr.,
left Monday for the West Coast where
Lieut.. Comdr. Goggins has been trans
ferred for sea duty. He will be sta
toned on the U. S. S. Mccormack,
and Mrs. Goggins and the children
will reside at San Diego.
DR.. Deets Pickett of Arlington
Ridge, Va, is in Columbus, Ohio. at
tending a general conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in that
city.
Lieut.. A. G. Murdaugh, U. S. N,
with Mrs. Murdaugh and their young
son John cambridge who have made
their home in Aurora Hills, Va, for
the past two years, have gone to the
West Coast, where Lieut.. Murdaugh
will be stationed on the U. S. S.
Colorado. En- route they are making
stops at Lexington, Va, and Memphis,
Tenn.
Mr.. John Nichols returned to his
home in Takoma Park after spend
ing a few days in Brandywine, Md,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Steward. He left later for Vine
land, N. j., where he will visit Mr..
and Mrs. L. Morgan, later going to
Loveland, Ohio, where he will be the
guest Of his son, Mr.. Ray F. Nichols,
for several weeks before returning to
Takoma Park.
Rev. and Mrs. Warren E. Barr
and their son, Mr.. Robert Morse Barr
Of Takoma Park left Tuesday for
California, where Mr. Robert Barr will
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former Miss Silence Wilson, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Wilson Of
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Jean willett and
their daughter, Miss Lillian Hatha-
way Wilett, have returned from a
six-week trip through the South and
Southwest. They visited in Atlanta,
Ca; Dallas, Tex. and Kansas
City, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman G. Kal an
nounce the confirmation Of their
daughter, Eunice Maxine. at the
Washington Hebrew Congregation,
Wednesday morning, May 81, at 10
o'clock. Friends and relatives are in
vited to joint reception at the May
flower Hotel. Thursday evening, May
20, at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. w. E. Hearn entertained at a
dinner last night, followed by bridge,
in the garden house Of the Dodge. in
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enter the College of Medical Evangel-
lists in Iona Linda. Rev. and Mrs.
Barr will go on to San Francisco,
where they will attend the session
Of the General Conference before re-
turning to Washington.
They were accompanied by Mrs. G.
c. Pulver and Miss Ina Rice, also Of
Takoma Park
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Butler OF
Seven Oaks Manor. Silver Spring, Md,
have visiting them Mrs. Buffers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Blue, and
her sister, Miss Beatrice Blue Of DAN
vile, Pa.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Barwick Of
Sligo Park Hills, Nd, entertained
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several professors Of the Catholic
University Of America and their wives
at a bridge party Saturday night in
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Mansuy OF
Takoma Park, Md, announce the
birth of q daughter. Ruth Ann,
Thursday at Sibley Hospital. Mrs.
Mansuy was formerly Miss Margaret
Dodd, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Wilson Dodd Of Takoma Park, Md.
Mrs Craig Hunter Of Vienna, Va,
entertained at tea Saturday afternoon
in honor Of her guests, Mrs. Alfred
Goddin and Miss Byrd Michaux Of
Richmond, Va.