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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10

the damage fell on apartment
houses, Bethlehem cloisters near
Cologne and q Catholic Journey
mems home at Dusseldorf, which
was destroyed. q
Raj pilots gave Q different
picture. They said that IN oil
plant at Gelsenkirchen and other
detectives in the Ruhf were
pounded, and that bombs were
also dropped on docks at Brest,
France, and on oil targets at
Rotterdam, Holland. 4
London dispatches described
the Nazi Luftwaffe's overnight
raids among the biggest and
most widespread in recent weeks
with Liverpool raided at ire
quent intervals over a period of
several hours and German bomb
ers tanning out over the island
kingdom from Wales to northest
England.
A British communique, how
ever, declared casualties were
nowhere large"
In southern England, giant
explosion in the sky during a
barrage by anti-aircraft guns
shook houses 10 miles away
apparently a bomb-loaded raid
er blown to pieces by a direct
hit.
In London, two persons were
killed when an anti-aircraft
she'll fell to the earth before ex-
ploding.
Britain's war against the Ital-
ians in Africa gained momentum
with the advance guard of the
forces in Libya stabbing some
40 miles beyond besieged To-
bruk. That spearhead, Cairo OBJ
servers believed, was aiming for
the coastal road below Bengasi,
800 miles within Libya from the
Egyptian border.
In London military circles dis
cussed as possibility a British
offensive against Italy herself
once the north African campaign
could be cleaned up. Such q
campaign, they said, would be
aimed at check-mating Nazi in
vasion Of England.
In Albania, amid the SHOWS,
the Greeks claimed continuing
successes. The Greek high COM
mand last night said 200 more
prisoners and a score of mortars
were captured as important pos
itions" were taken at Bayonet
point.
The first British announce
ment of the night raids on west
ern Germany lacked details but
Berlin sources asserted anti-air.
craft batteries drove away the
main body of invaders.
The few planes Berlin ack-
nowledged to have penetrated
the German defenses were said
to have destroyed some apart
ment houses and q school but
failed to damage war-essential
detectives.
The Luftwaffe dropped both
firebombs and explosives in its
widespread night attack on Bri-
tain but London said the casual
ties reported were nowhere
large"
Damage was done to houses
and shops apd a number Of fires
were kAused which were Hrompt'
ly dealt with by the fire serv-
ices" British communique
added.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10
Eggs

DETROIT. Jsn. io-tAP)-(U. Q. Dept.
AU.)-U. 3. Graded Michigan Egg In
cass lots FOB. Detroit;
Whites. extras (oSade ~ large 3e-3S:
medium le-3on: standards t0rads D
large 1oM-33k; medium l3N.ioM: small
~; trodes (0rads G, large 10
Detroit broker prices; Butter. best
creamery IN tubs. 9eN. Egg. current
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10
Crash

CONTINUED from rage ~
section two Selfridge enlisted
men stood, their thumbs pointed
skyward in q typical hitch-hik-
ing salute.
She picked them up, and
obligingly detoured up Jeffer-
son toward the field. At the en-.
trance to the field, she was I'm
able to stop and the car, . 1910
Oldsmobile, was virtually de-
molished against q telephone
pole.
The bride and Corporal Henry
Straits were uninjured but not
so the car and Private Edward
J. Msjewski, attached TO the
232nd quartermaster division.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10
p6ly11e osll1ss Serves
oaAeoses psleea Term

\ "a Ge1ton stte ting TO quash
= bo6y attachmGnt which may
lGnceiSon = Detroit contractor in
IT, county jsil until April, 1912.
49, denied yesterday afternoon
~ Circuit Judge Neil z. Reid.
Y III builder, Leonard Orloff,
~ potsoity was arrested by Dep
uety Sheriff Edward S. Cahill
On Jan. 8 inter Circuit Judge
James Z. Spier ruled that he
ewes DR.. w. George Robertroy,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10
Plan Municipal
Disposal Dept.

ROSEVILLE-A survey de-
signed to establish the basis for
q new ordinance regulating gar
bage collection In Roseville
went into reverse and resulted
in the Commission drafting
plans for a municipality owned
collection system.
The investigation was initial
ly begun on q petition by the
present private contractor to es-
tablish standards for containers
to be furnished by homeowners
in the village. The collection is
now handled by the Van Dyke
Disposal system which charges
a monthly fee for this service.
The operator of the private
company, Merle Lydick. appear.
ed before the Commission to re-
quest that an ordinance be
drawn up that would require
standard containers. His petit
ton was referred to the attOr-
ney to be drafted into IN ordin-
ance.
Investigation, however, de-
termined that the village could
set up and operate its own sys-
tenn profitably. The motion for
an ordinance was tabled pend.
ing further investigation by
Commissioner Houghten. It was
also found that rs the ordinance
was drawn up, 1t would practic-
ally establish monopoly for
the present contractor.
The collection system will be
outlined after the budget for the
pnvt veav has been eatobliahed
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10
Mayor

has already been printed, the
signature Of both mayor and
city clerk are required. With
Councilman Sherman in office
as mayor pro tenn, the signature
would not be valid.
Burch will serve as mayor
during the remainder Of the
term of office, which will be
filled by a city election in the
spring.
Meanwhile, Sherman will re-
sumo his post a. q member OF
the city council.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10

l:0o-WJR Portta Faces Life
WWJ Backstage wife
WXYZ Mother o Mine
C<LW Sweet Music
WJBK News, Childrsn's Hour
WMBC News. Dance Time
l:ls-WWJ Stella Dallas
WJR The Abbotts
WJBK Childrsn's Party
CKLW Herbie Holmes
WXYZ Club Matinee
WMDC Prudy's Party
4:3o-wJR Hilltop House
CKLW Charioteers
WWJ Lorenxo Jones
WA6BC Ukrainian Hour
4:ls-wJR Kate Hopkins
WWJ Wilder Brown
CKLW Tea Dance Tunes
WxYZ Rhythm Makers
s:oo-wJR Goldberg
WWJ Girl Alone
WxYZ News, Show World
CKLW News, Music
WJBK News Ace
WMBC News, Calling Stars
s;is-wJR The o'Nsills
WV Lone Journey
WxYZ Irene Wicker
CKLW Turf Reporter
WJBK Popular Rhythms
s:3o-WWJ Jack Armstrong
WJH Changes IN Tempo
WxYZ Musical oilhouetes
WMBC Marching Along
CKLW Laughs from Life
WEE News Round Up
S:ls-WWJ Life Beautiful
WJR Scattergood BAines
WxYZ Tom Mix
CKLW Cant. Midnight
Wick Auto works1' Hour
wMDc Sports
s:0o-wSR Nswscast
WV Dance Music
WxYZ Sport Review
CKLW Rollin' Aome
WEEK Popular Melodies
wMDc Night News
s:ls-wJR Hedda Hopper
WWJ News
WXYz ract4lndeSy
wick Race Results
WMDC Just Relax
e:3o--wJR Inside Of Sports
WWJ Bill Elliott
WXYZ Day IN Review
CICLW JUDGE MahGf
WEEK Evening 0erenade
WHkDC oha1eo q Melody
e:4s-WJR Melody Marvels
WV LEVEL Thomas
CDgIW l1loo1oo TAIN
WxYz short Short Story
W1OC Legion 1aQA
7:oo-WJR Amo0 ~ Amy
~ WV vrod WARNS
CJCLW Val CloeN
WXYZ uappy 0or6on
WAEDC News ph0Asrm0nica
WINK Musjcol
g:is-WyR Lsnay No.
WI Evening Melodies
CJeLW 10 - Announced
WXYE 1ao1o Magic
WINK lesasleo1 Review
CALVIN ~ p0oreo'0 0eng
WV Hogitaoe Of Freedom
WXYZ Lane hangar
C1eIW Carson Robson
wick Jimmy Ain
WIDC un11aA Hour
f:Ss-c1dN 44souae oynubony
s0-WjE 49, omlth Hour
wv c0QnBt Hour
C1IiN t9W Lgyel
WIKI AyyQv now
WyyX 4o41o1n 0oOr
o:so-WWJ 1noDeUo15on. p1oose
WIKI Uoo1A valley Days
CJCIW Lsu0A n 6vinG
VINO yo1ish Hour
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10
Toniaht's Radio Features


s:oo-wJR Johnny Presents
WWJ waltz Time
W1lYZ Gang Buster
CKLW Senator Ludington
WJBK News. Music
s:l5-CKLW Music and News
WEEK Popular Melodies
s:3o-WJN Playhouse
WV Evsryman's Theatre
CykLW Want Q Divorce
WMBC Greek Hour
WxYz News. Happy Birthday
wick German Hour
ie:oo-wJR Alfred T. Smith
WWy Wings Of Destiny
WXYz Fight
CKLW Canadian News
wMDC Temple Of the Air
1o:is-clSLW Britain Speaks
wick Dance Time
WJN 10 b Announced
lo:3o-WyR Where Come From
WllDC ooodwiil Hour
CylLW NeWurNed
WEEK Tiesta
1o;>s-MMDc VIA Interview
n:oo-wjss sss:,s''
WV Newscast
WIKI n. q. Swing
WINK Musical Potpourri
ClkLW Cub Reporter
WM0C NeW9 ana Music
ii:ie-WXYZ trsnk Gasen
WJH WJH Dedicates
WWj RUSSELL Barnes
WxY3 News Ace
CkLW Harry Wismer
W40C Lowry Clark
ii:,o-wWJ -: Madriguera
CltW vaSabond Trail
W4Yz Mus1c You Want
WINK Dance Time
WHlDC Don Cox
ii:tS-WXYZ Prank oAGen
WIN Sammy Kaye
WING 1lorning I'd.
l3oo-WWJ Michael Paige
WxYG Dancing Party
C1kLW Dean Hudson
WJDK Might Owl News
WAGDC News, Morn. Edition
WJR News and Music
i3:i4-WJR George Hamilton
l3:30-WWJ Dance Music
WIN Bobby Day
CkLW Skating Party
l2:<S-CyLW Dawn Patrol
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10

Snow in the Arctic regions Oft
en- appears red or green, due to
the small microscopic plants
which live on Il.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-15

With Tyrone Power a. TIE fsnk
ard Retfy gfahle a. The Nanks
sweetheart. this story ~ Englsnds
men ~ The skies fellows them a.
thsY i've. ioxe sad laugh "a lard
and perform deeds u horoissn IN
The air "a part ~ their everyday
1oh.
Production chef Daryl ,.
zanuck received the faii censens
and cooperation q the British gov
eminent % shey many ef the
exciting events % the war flights
over Germany. the evacuation al
Dunkirk. forced landings IN enemy
country. and on ths lighter sids.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-15


reLe h oT Times bye Ss artist q ikh in This Derry ZNkp
ne pic on H.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-15
"A Yank in the r. A. F. Comes Wednesday the Screen

settles propose. esfrs.ss % h~r.
Altseush thss :. n<<tY's vnps
aTemstie Fssie - cate. are . fee-
iar<d n tSo sa-lssi Hams<vs -
pezisils ereetsa fes k<r. ne fnp
saex <Fiflax team II len Eeszn
and Ralph NsinxsF ~rutr t~e n<w
senxsL ~tti=rs lew sad ~kscthsr
Little rFe<~ Vert - - Any
Harm IT, th<<s Rs<ze>i sr~nes
Actual ecnhsf rsrtaF~s flm<d
~ th< RAJ n ssticu. seew th>
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-15

ths plaats' sffe4fs - rsazssflen4
The story foiicws Iyfcns. ~
American flyer IN Britain ~ha
ioln. th~ RAP n at -sns sssien.
aarrd ~ tie INSTRUCTIONS Ne must
take sna ths Feuttne ~ his duties.
Ne does mt st slDns ven wtsh
hls fellow rslots or he esssumsHa.
ins cffwst. PLAYED ~ john sutton.
And hls rofnsnrs with u<ffy
cfahle. ar American dancer n
anton. receives . setback uh<r
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-15

sAunsas <rs nsAss y ~ ~. ~
zr~a~rs ev~pp>ru enr1r 1ro1pp
ln~ss 81 80 = - 11vlIIo = ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-15
Tyrone Power Plays Lead
In Story Of Current Conflict
Betty Gruble Cost os Corol Brown. John
Sutton Seen as Wing Commander Morley

The first story 81 Briian's fighting r. A. r viii
the II the Roxy theaer when Goth Century
Foxs production. "A Yank in the r. A. p" opens
Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-15

You help yourself when you buy
y. =. Defenss Bonds!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-15

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest In u. 8. Defense
Bonds.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-03
This and That.

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WIS '#& '# HE thus by 4 Nj
Lloyd. WaH waved the red flag al
the end #. a.tne-N ' traffic stretch:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-03

Robinson. a pleasure resort Just
outside Paris, is crowded with dance
halls md restaurants. with platform
set among the branches of the large
chestnut trees in the style of the
Swiss Family Robinson"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-03
TIGERS
END SEASON SUNDAY

Tho Carolina Tiger will be seek
'n9 to chalk up . victory over tn
"fNStnn-Salem Bl1cE Twins her
Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock !,
the Tigers Park, and in some meas
IRE avenge a 3 to 0 setback handel
them last S..ndav by the Twins.
A good crowd is expected to see
TINS seasons finale for the Tigers.
Evening star., 1941-01-11

all CD columnist asked hopefully,
adding. Nothing too hard, OF
course"
"Yes, I have question" said
George ivan Dyke" Tiers, aged 13.
What" he wanted to know, lis
Charlie Chaplin's real name?"
Which, for some ridiculous reason,
was a thing that had never crossed
my mind before.
"I can tell you what Cary Grants
real name is" said this adult.
so can l." replied Joan Bishop.
She's IA. Its Archibald Leach"
rs Robert Stack really as nice as
he seems?" asked Mary Clare NC
Hugh, aged IA. This was the first
easy question of the quiz. once
child-Mary Clare) He is.
"What is the difference between
Hollywood. Chicago and New York"
Richard Williams, who is just IL,
said. Not one of the kids has been
to Hollywood, so I spun them nice
little reply, the gist of which was
climate.
who is your favorite actress?"
This reporter asked Gerard.
Gloria JEAN" he promptly re-
piled.
And your favorite actor?"
GLORIA Jean" Then suddenly he
said. "I dislike Alice Faye"
CYNTHIA likes jeanette Macdonald,
Evening star., 1941-01-11
'COnrade X
Remains at
Palace
Hedy Lamar Now
Shows Herself a
COmedienne

Making of the smoldering Miss
enne is an achievement quite note
worthy and almost enough in it
self to make an extraordinary film
of "Comrade X" which is staying
on at LoeW's Palace for a second
week. But for more than this def
mite proof that Miss Lamar can
act in as well as decorate a motion
picture scene is "Comrade x" to be
commended. It's as wacky a frolic
as you ever saw pulled off for the
purpose of hearty, slapstick raz-
zing of the boys in Europes back
room. the only people over there
who are still funny, apparently.
Communism, of course, has
turned out to be a great joke on
itself, and "Comrade x" takes every
advantage of the fact. Miss La
MARI, as you must have heard by
now, turns up. solemn of mien, as
a streetcar motorman who has en-
braced equality of the sexes so thor
oughly she calls herself Theodore
while hauling the grimy members
of the proletariat to and from their
chores. Clark Gable. in the role of
the only newspaperman smart
enough to outsmart the Ogpu. be-
comes involved with Theodore be-
cause he runs afoul of perhaps the
dunn oest of all the Communists, a
wonderfully whimsical portrait by
Felix Bressart. He's Theodore's
father, who threatens to turn Gable
over TO the law unless he takes
Theodore out of Russia and wins
her from Communism.
The script, a collaborative effort
of Zen Hecht and Charles Lederer,
is something on which the two
writer's seem to have let their imagi-
nations run riot, and they have
managed to sustain a happy, even
slap-happy mood, in their political
commentary. Finally there is
achieved one of those chase Sc
quences which could, but probably
won't end Mack Sennett chase Sc
quences. This one involves a major
portion of the Russian tank corps,
which innocently pursues the flee
ing Miss Lamar, Gable and Bres-
sart, who are nervously unaware
that the boys are not pursuing any
one but are merely playing follow
the leader dutifully with the gen.
erals tank. It's silly, but it's fun,
and that just about sums up Com
rade X" H, M.
Evening star., 1941-01-11
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing
Stage.

Stage.
NatiOnaI-"Mr. and Mrs North" !"
new comedy by Owen Davis: 2::3O
and $50 pm.
EarIe-"Love Thy Neighbor," the
Benny-Allen feud comes to the
films: $50, 11:55 am, 2:25, 4:50.
7:2O and $50 pm. Stage shows:
HOS am, 1885, 4:O5, 6:35 and 9 pm.
PaIace-"Comrade X" American
Clark Gable reforms Tovarich Hedy
Lamar: 1925 am, 2:05, 4:40, Tbs
and $50 pm.
Capitol-"Go West" in which the
Marx Brothers follow that advice
IL am. lao, 4:25, tbs and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows: 12:45, $3.50, 6:15 and
9 pm.
Columbia-"Land of Liberty" the
pageant of Americas history, from
the film files: 1875 am, 1:35, 3:35,
5:35, 7:35 and 9:35 pm.
Keith's-"Kitty Foyle," Ginger
Rogers as the white collar" girl of
Christopher Morley's novel: Ills
am, Ills, 800, $40, 7:25 and $50
pm.
Metropolitan-"Santa Fe Trail, -
Enrol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland
VS.. John Brown: 10:45 am, 1880,
3, sos, 7:15 and $40 pm.
Little-"PaStor Hail." a hero OF
the church, resists Nazi paganism:
IL am, 12:45, 2:35, 4:20, sos, 7:55
and 9:45 pm.
Trans Lux - News and shorts;
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1941-01-11

the number Of divorces in Holly
wood, but Cynthia put them right
with, I'm sure there are many
happy marriages in Hollywood, only
we Just don't hear about them"
There were contradictions on the
subject of double film features. Gym
thia likes them. You go into the
theater at two in the afternoon,
and when you come out it's dinner
time" she said Mary Clare told
me of how she went to see par
ticular movie, land I had to sit
through another movie first and 1t
was so long and awful
Gerard does not like double or
single feature programs. Il like
travelogres only" he stated. Incl
dently, he loathes westerns above
all.
(Which actors wear toupees and
have false teeth?" one of the kids
asked me.
And this was my cue to leave.
(ReIeased by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, IncJ
Evening star., 1941-01-11

attendance upon Love Thy Neigh
bor." Also present are Mary Martin,
Rochester, Veree Teasdale, Virginia
Dale and a number OF others OF
Paramount's employees. They have
the time of their lives, regardless
of the familiarity of the script.
Audiences are likely to do the same
thing.
Love Thy Neighbor," directed by
Mark Sandrich, who knows how 10
keep a picture moving, makes no
attempt to be more than an excuse
for a picture version of the radlo
imbroglio involving the Messrs
Allen and Benny. Both OF the lat-
ter gentlemen are something ultra
In getting the ultimate merit out OF
even a bad gag and the effect Is 10
give the picture an importance even
bevond its normal worth.
The picture is relatively straight
Photographic account OF the 1euo
between the radio comics. 1t nitro
duces them as a pair of belhgerent
gents in Florida waiting on a COCK
for the only justification for walt
ing on a dock-the landing OF
boat. Benny happens to be WalIlng
IN that famous Maxwell car OF his
the ancient model, Allen in MOD
ern hieh-priced number. They en-
gage in Dumping contest Wnlch
results in a victory, an lneVltaoIe
victory, for Allen.
That over. Allen turns out 10 pc
q Florida visitor who has come 10
the water front to meet a niece
MARY Martini who has come 10
the South to land job in muslcal
number, Benny to pick up Roches-
ter's girl Theresa Harris.
Aiding Allen in going mad over the
nresence of Benny in Florida is tne
fact that the niece, still Miss Martin,
Is irving to get job in the Benny
show. Even the girl co-operates IN
the enterprise to the extent OF trying
tn bring the two feudists together.
It provides lot of entertainment en-
route, the two most notable mel
dents of which involve Rochester.
One of them is the masquerade party
of the Harlem Social and Come
What May Club, in which Rochester
plavs a sort of Romeo to Theresa
Harris Julie. Another is that IN
which Rochester, having hired HIM
self out to Allen as reprlsal Tor
Benny's bad treatment, inspires one
of the widest speedboat chases on
record. 1t is straight out of the old
keystone comedies in its every detail,
but it manages to come of as some
thing superlatively funny.
When the feud between Benny
and Allen is not flaming, with a few
bad lines which do not help it along.
Miss Martin has chance to be the
old self which was so successful sea-
son before last on Broadway. In
other words, she sings My Heart
Belongs to Daddy" with a back
ground which makes the song seem
more important than ever before
When she is not singing, and Benny
and Allen are not imperSonatlng a
pair of feudists, Love Thy Neigh
Dor" pauses for a number of songs
Evening star., 1941-01-11
Presidents Speech
At the Trans.Lux

High lights of President Roosevelt's S
message to the Seventy-seventh Con-
greSS are in the feature spot in the
Trans-Lux Theaters new weekly
report on the state of world af-
fairs. And elsewhere the cameras
look upon a world either at war or
seriously concerned over strife else
where. In England guns move to
the coast as invasion rumors fill
the air; Lord Halifax pays tribute
to the Greeks; the British attack
an airdrome in Libya; Gen. de
Gaulle inspects the French fleet in
England; Christmas comes to Great
Britain; Brazil launches a Destroy
er; America continues preparation,
training men, testing new arma-
ments
The weeks travelogue is visit
with Mr.. Fitzpatrick to Beautiful
Bali: other shorts include Pic
ture People" a glimpse behind the
Hollywood scenes: Quail Quest"
filmed on a hunting preserve in the
Carolinas, and Popeye cartoon,
Problem Pappy."
Evening star., 1941-01-11
Marriage License
Applications

William M. Stafford %, johnson City.
N. Y. and Muriel E; williams. 81, Sill
yer Spring Md; the Rev. Frank Y.
James E: Butler, 90. eO1a St NV, and
gta McEpsoe ips o. H7ss 9o7 HadS Pennsylvana
S Rlsem; r. both Of Baisimore; s;''Ss SudSs E;
joseph a: Brown BroWn. e5. 1917 srd st. NV.
and Miburne M Davis. %, Baltimore;
wills bishop nc NJ H EarIfnas Davis 20 70, ,ot, .
ne, and Bernice M. Tilghman. IS.
Brentwood, Md; the Rev. s. A. Gordon
Warren Hancock 10. 47a7 Sheriff rd. ne.
and Jacquelne M. Bays. II. 47O1
Meade st. NV: the Rev. NJ. L. Gumble-
James A. Matthews; .26. 1871. Morris rd
Ut, pl ne; the Rev; F; M W. schneeweiss;
"am Marsha A1afSeF ao both Of iof7 anr s sth st. st.
.,si siw 5 the Rsy: Charles a i. Toulsoni ,,,
* 1917 9Th ana s. sR the ReT
Arthur W. Cooper 90, 522 10th st. me-.
and Carrie Robinson, 19; 1124 Bladenss-
Davenport PSrs port ne'' 'ne rev. ''e"Ai' a.
Irwin R. Ross. Of, 1914 I st, NV and
Melvin " NV zVeie ne a. 4os1 9th M rfAs St nW and
kathyyn IS Perry sar: o. u I43l sI Taylor ST. NV
Aoo nv and nd Louise Enisei. i' q, Silver sprins,
com6fon M6 5hs fsy RToadus GhsreS WsTnsT
and Mary. L. Beasley 26, I4l7 21st
st. NV the Rev John c. Ball.
Roser sed F3sncs. Dsrdsn eare 2s 1879 Atb St t
the Rev. John w .Rustin
Stephen P. Haycock. 81, 2510 Q st.
NV. and Ruth Yanovsky "a. 2440
18th st. NV; Judge Nathan Cayton.
Raymond H MacAran. 40, and Mary
Belinda Hofer. As, both Of cheverly.
Md; the Rev. John C. Palmer.
Clifford D Buxton. "a 2542 18th st NV.
and Elizabeth M. Williams, 35, 1855
Newton st. NV: the Rev. Bernard Bras
Lorn L. worthey. "a, Philadelphia, and
s4e.: the Rev. Wilson Holder. 'o o''i o''
Stanley w. Wrenn, %. and Mildred E.
Little. 21. both of Arlington, Va; the
Rev. A. F. T. Raum.
and Margaret M. Smith, 25. Philadel-
phia: the Rev. L. J. Shehan.
| Kenneth A. Browning, 23 1875 Q st. NV.
and Virginia G. Dawson, "a. 1915 10th
st NV; the Rev. Orris G. Robinson.
| Thomas A. Shipp, 25, Altoona, Pa, anc
Theodosia A. Smith %. 49S G st. NV;
the Rev c. A. Musselmann.
David Littman. 25. 1774 Massachusetts
ave. NV, and Beatrice r. Frank. %,
| New York; the Rev. Norman Gersten-
John Reese. "a. GIL Florida ave. NV, and
| Dorothy Keys "a All Florida ave. NV.
the Rev. Patrick Mccormack.