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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04
BOndsmen Urged To
Study New Law

Montgomery County bondsmen
were urged last week to familiar
ize themselves with provisions of
a bill passed at the last session of
the State Legislature.
Under the bill which became eff
fective last June, all bondsmen
in the county are required to sub
init report to the County Circuit
Court on June Both of each year
showing the total amount of bonds
outstanding together with total
assets.
In addition, every person who
becomes surety on bonds in Grim
inal cases in the county is requir-
ed to mail copy of the bond to
the States Attorney within "a
hours after he becomes surety.
The bill also provides for the
posting of printed list of all
persons engaged in the bonding
business in the county in each
police precinct and Jail.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04
Health Council In
Quarterly Meeting

The Montgomery County Public
Health Lay Council held its fall
meeting on Oct. LIST, in the clinic
room of the Health Department in
Rockville. Reports from the Com
mittees indicated interest in the
schools of the county and in the
Community War Fund. The Pooles-
vile Committee has donated $25 to
the latter, Many members of the
Committees are assisting this year
in school physical examinations
and in reviewing needs of the
schools. The Council has also APP
proved Of the Washington Metro
politan Area Health Survey being
carried on by Doctors Ira V. His
cock and c. E. A. Winslow, the in
coming and retiring Directors, re-
spectively, of the School of Public
Health, Yale University, and DR..
Claude w. Munger, Administrator
of st. Lukes Hospital, New York
City, and President of the Ameri-
can College of Hospital Admins
traitors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04
Baptist Church To
Install Officers

The following officers and teach
ers were elected by the members
Of The Baptist Church at Rockville
for the year beginning o.. and
will be installed SuldaJ mo,ring,
at 9:45 A. M.
Superintendent, /. z. Bridge
water; associate sup't. Warren p.
Conklin; secretary, M rberv Gates;
pianist, Junior Dep. Cn,.rcn,ll
Ward; Main Assembly, Dolores
Mills; Cradle Roll Class teacher,
Mrs. Robert Kinder; beginners
department, Sup't., Miss Isabelle
Dick, associate, Mrs. Marilyn IN
gals; Primary Dept, Sup't., Miss
Ella M. Benson, teacher, Miss
Marie Coffey; junior Dept, Sup't
Mrs. Mary Hawkes., teachers, Mrs.
Grace Howes, Miss Mary Louise
Mullican, Warren Conklin; Inter
mediate Dept, Teachers, Mrs
Frank Fraley, Leslie Frye: Young
Peoples Dept, Teachers, Miss Ed
it'll P. Magruder, Miss Maud Liv-
ingston; Adult Dept, Associate
teacher, Miss Blanche Ray.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04
Women Voters To
Hold State Meeting

The annual State Meeting of the
League of Women Voters is to be
held at Towson, Md, on October
10th. The Baltimore County
League is to act as hostess to dele
gates from all parts of the State
who will register at 10 A. M.
Mrs. Willard F. Barber, State
President of the League is to pre-
side at this all-day meeting and
extends an invitation to both
friends and members of the
League. Other members of the
State Board who come from Mont
gomery County are: Mrs. Durward
V. Sandifer, LIST vice-president,
Silver Spring; Mrs. Bernard j.
Oliver, Treas. Takoma Park; Mrs.
Francis Russell, Foreign Policy,
Silver Spring; Mrs. MINER Hos
teller, Social Welfare, Rockville;
and Mrs. Ralph Himstead, Presi-
dent of the Montgomery County
League.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04
Young Peoples
Fellowship Formed

The Young Peoples Fellowship
of st. Bartholomew Parish has a
membership of twenty-five young
people, although it has only been
organized since Sept. 9th. Their
activities SO far have included a
picnic, farewell service for those
going away to school and a bust
ness meeting at which the follow
ing slate was elected to serve for
the coming year: Robert Stabler
president; Helen Ribble, vice-presi-
dent of Worship; Archie GarHell
vice-president of Study; Billy AL.
bright, vice-president of Service
Virginia Ribble, vice-president o.
Fellowship; Priscilla Leishear
secretary; Noela Lewis, cores
ponding secretary and Jack Will
son, treasurer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04
Rockville Legion To
Install Officers

Newly elected officers of the
Henderson-Smith Edmonds Post
No. sc of the American Legion
will be installed Tuesday evening
October 9th, at $3.50 P. M. at the
Scout Shack near the High School.
State Commander Joseph A. Can
trel, assisted by Martin Iverson,
Vice Commander of the Southern
Maryland District will install the
following slate: Commander, H. j.
Moore; 1st Vice Commander, Will
liam Cruickshank; End Vice Com
mander, B. j. Lanier; Adjutant,
Phillip Gates ST.; Finance Officer,
Louis J. Ryan; Sergeant-at-Ar
c. E. Williams; Chaplain, James
B. Nichol, and Color Bearers, H..
G. Boyce and Harry Miles.
Veterans of both wars are invit-
ed to share the evening and to join
the organization. Much good work
can be accomplished for the re-
turning veteran and for the county
if all work together. 1t you want
any information in the meantime,
see Doc Copes in Moulder's Barber
Shop or Commander H. ]. Moore
at II Monroe Street. Phone 578.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04
Church Members
Go Visiting

Forty members of Grace Church,
Gaithersburg, made friendly visits
upon the entire membership of the
church within a radius of five
miles last Sunday afternoon, ask
ing each member to make a Loyal
ty Covenant to attend the World
Communion service on Sunday, to
refew1 their loyalty, and to attend
at least one service each Sunday.
As result the church is look
ing forward to a capacity attend
ance at World Communion Sunday,
Oct. 7th. The Loyalty Covenant
is the beginning of movement i'll
the Methodist Church to reach out
into the community with the
challenge of Christian disciple
ship.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04
Pretty Sights Set
For Garden Tour

Plans for the progressive ex-
hibit of the Neighborhood Garden
Club to be held Saturday in Gai-
thersburg, are well under way due
to the efficient management of the
Civic Committee headed by Mrs
Lawson King.
The tour will start from the
Gaithersburg High School where
the Junior Garden Club will stage
an exhibit at l P. M. Girl Scouts
will conduct the spectators to the
various homes which include those
of Mrs, Lewis Reed, Mrs. William
Griffith, Mrs. Carroll Walker and
Mrs. Walter Byrne. Tickets may
be purchased at the High School
and the proceeds will be used fol-
civic Improvement.
Rare specimens of old glass,
china and silver in an attractive
setting will be seen in the different
homes. The last place to be visit
ed is the Methodist Home where
refreshments will be served.
Don't forget the date, Saturday
Oct. 9th, from l to 5 P. M.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04
Joint Conference
At Hunting Hill

The first Quarterly Conference
Of the Church year, of the Hunting
Hill and Washington Grove Meth
odist Churches, will be somewhat
of an innovation, according to Rev.
Royal A. Rice, pastor in charge OF
both churches. The official boards
Of the two churches will meet at
Hunting Hill following the eve
ming services, which in this case,
will be the observance of World
Communion Sunday. Rev. Ralph
Smith will be present to assist at
the communion service, and to pre-
side over the Conference.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04

Tcchnican Fifth Grade Reuben
n. Nicholson, 395th Infantry, US.
Army, was cited for heroic action
n connection with military opera
lions against the enemy on March
4, 1945, in Germany. AS driver,
Tvs Nicholson repeatedly ex-
posed himself to accurate sniper
and heavy artillery fire to make
three trips to the forward com
panies, in direct observation of the
enemy and evacuated the wounded.
His courageous efforts were res
ponsible for saving the lives of
three men. His devotion to duty,
aggressiveness and untiring efforts
brought great credit upon him
self and the military service.
Young Nicholson is from Olney.
Pfc. Glenn w. Mills, son of Mrs.
Mary Mills Of Horners Lane, Rock
vile, has received his discharge
after serving two years and ten
months in the Army, eighteen
months of which were spent in the
Pacific Theater. His brother Cor
don is also in the Pacific zone,
another brother Gene is at Balm
bridge, and Guy Mills is entering
the Army on Thursday.
- II
Pfc. Harvey Mcmahon, son of
Mrs Genie Mcmahon of Washing
ton Grove, is home on furlough
and expects to be discharged in
the near future. During his three
gears in the Eurpean Theater, he
was in six major battles.
James F. Embrey, Rockville, was
Iecently promoted to Technician
Fifth Grade on orders of Major
General H. S. Aurand, command
ing general Services of Supply,
China Theater. On duty with
SOS. in China, Embrey has a
important job, At the end of the
longest supply line in the world,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04
October Z IA
Designated AS
Youth Week"

Continued from Page ~
Citizens of Potomac met at the
school last Friday evening and or
ganized the Potomac Area YMCA
Committee. Plans were laid for
starting program for the boys and
girls of the 4th, 5th, and 9th
grades who are registered at the
Potomac Elementary School.
The following officers were elect
ed: F. Moran McConihe, chair
man, Leo Clagett and Stanley
Searles, vice chairmen, Victor C.
Pineo, secretary, Morris Gurovich,
treasurer, Ralph Counselman;
chairman of program committee.
Others who attended were John
Candy, Archie Cottingham, VIM.
ROBBIE, Walter B. Myers and JOS. B.
Bunker, executive secretary of the
County YMCA. Other members
of the committee are Peyton Man
ners, MINER Hostetler and Yer
non ricketts,.
The Rockville Committee is being
expanded to include a number of
parents of school boys. At pre-
sent it is composed of the follow
ing men: Otto w. Anderson, DIR.
Edw. w. Broome, H. w. Conner,
Richard Green, w. C. Hanson, Rev.
j. Virgil Lilly, DR.. VIM. A. Lin
thicum, Hon. Stedman Prescott
Charles w. Prettyman, Daryl
Shaw Tin military service) and
H. M. White.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04

Washington, and went overseas in
August, 1913. His wife, Mrs. Edith
c. Boland, resides in Germantown.
X
Staff Sergeant Roger w. Bur-
dette, Damascus, has been
decorated with the Bronze Star
Medal for "meritorious service" in
China, it was announced by Major
Fl. S. Aurand, Commanding Gen
eral, Services of Supply, China
Theater. AS shop foreman of the
3172nd Ordnance Company in
Southwestern China, Sgt. Burdette
is in charge of maintenance of the
hundreds of trucks and jeeps which
are. serviced by the unit. Sgt. Bur-
dette is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Burdette, Mount Airy
and his wife, Dorothy, is living in
Damascus. Before being indicted
into Service in March 1913, he was
employed by the Maryland State
Roads Commission, Gaithersburg
Bradley L. Clark, Y BIC, OF
Rockville, is serving on the USS
SAVANNAH, which is engaged in
a special training cruise in the
Atlantic and Caribbean waters fol-
midshipmen of the Naval Aca.
deny. The future admirals" OF
the Navy are learning many les
sons from the crew of the saw
AMMAN which received it's hap.
tism of fire while operating in the
Mediterranean Sea.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04
OAR To Observe
Columbus Day

Gov. Herbert R. O'Conor will
broadcast a talk commemorating
Columbus Day over Baltimore ra-
dio station WCAO, on October IL,
from TO 6:15 P. M. This an
ncuncement was made by Mrs.
Joseph Francis Betterly, Mary
land State Social Radio Chairman
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution, under whose auspices
the Governor will speak. He will
be received by the State Regent,
Mrs. Christian Vietheer and the
Maryland State Officers of the
Daughters of the American Rev
olution.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04

Clarence G. Moser, of Newark,
N. j., will discuss the YMCA pro-
gram for grade school boys and
girls Monday evening at 7:45 at
the Baptist Church of Bethesda at
Wilson Lane and Melrose avenue.
Later, the B-CC High School Hi
Y Club will give its Induction
Ceremony and discuss the YMCA's
program for High School and
Junior High School boys and girls.
Mr.. Moser is Associate Sec.e-
tary of the National Council of
YMCA in the Central Atlantic area.
He has just come from work in
the Chicago suburbs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04
Shaw Funeral Rites
Being Held Today

Funeral services are being held
this afternoon for Thomas E.
(Bert) Shaw, who died in Sibley
Hospital on October End from a
heart ailment. Rev. William E.
Firth of the Colesville Methodist
Church will conduct the services
at the Shaw home in Silver Spring
and at the Colesville cemetery.
Pallbearers are County Commits
sioners Alfred d. Moves and
Richard H. Lansdale, Sheriff R.
w. Farmer, George C. Windham,
Harry B. Shaw and William Mar
low.
Mr.. Shaw, who was lifelong
resident of Montgomery County
had been a farmer in the Coles
vile district for more than forty
years, and more recently had been
road superintendent for the Fifth
Suburban District of the County.
He was substantial real estate
owner and developed the Meadow
brook subdivision at Colesville.
Mr.. Shaw is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Edna B. Shaw; daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. G. Nicholson of Olney;
a brother, Commissioner Lacy
Shaw of the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission; four sisters
Mrs. Sallie Belfield and Miss Ber-
tina Shaw of Silver Spring, Mrs
Mary E. Bennett of Washington
Mrs. Carrie McKerichar, and three
grandchildren.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04
Friday Meetings
May Snarl All
Phone Service
Union To Hold Special Meet
ings To Which All Operators
Are Invited

Are Invited
Tomorrow friday all tele.
phone operators in Maryland and
other States have been invited to
special meetings scheduled by
their unions. This means just this
If the local operators wish to
attend this meeting = which is
scheduled from 2 to P. M. your
telephone service will be inter-
rupted considerably during that
period.
We have contacted Miss Mildred
Ward of the Rockville business
office and Mrs. Leona Wood acting
chief operator.
Mrs. Ward said: II have been
informed of the meetings and have
talked with the local employees.
l understand this is not strike,
but rather "work stoppage" and
all operators have been invited to
the meetings. If local operators
attend, it will be our duty to han
die emergency calls and give any
other service we may be able to
render.'
A spokesman of the Washington
office under which Rockville
operates, said: "The Telephone
Company has asked the operators
and maintenance workers to re-
main on the job, but in any event
the company will do all possible to
handle emergency calls and con-
tinue our service"
Just what complexion the work
stoppage' will take-we will find
out tomorrow between the hours
of 2 and 6 P. M.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04
Cleveland Couple
Wed In Rockville

At a simple ceremony in the
Methodist Church in Rockville,
on Oct. 2, with Re-. ]. w. Rcsen-
,, rger offic'e'Il- Miss Ruth C.
McElree of u .veland, Ohio, he
came the bride of Mr.. o. F.
Rauch, also of Cleveland. The
bride wore pale grey dress
maker-type suit WITH gray ac-
cessories, and a corsage of pink
rosebuds.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04
NeUs OF Service Men e Women

he assists in the supply of chinese
forces. T/5 Embrey is the son of
Mrs. May Embrey, Route No. /,
Rockville.
X
TIA Vance Bell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Buer Bell of Rockville is
home on As day furlough. He
served four years, three months in
the Army, and spent twenty-one
months in the field artillery of the
Third Army where he served under
Gen. Patton, and saw action in
France, Luxembourg, Germany,
Czechoslovakia. He wears five bat
tie stars and the Presidential Cita-
ton.
Maurice C. Ward, of German
town, a B-26 Marauder pilot, has
been advanced to the rank of first
lieutenant. Ward, "a years of
age, flew fifteen missions before
the war ended in the European
Theater, winning the Air Medal
with two bronze oak leaf clusters.
He lis the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Spencer Ward, of Germantown.
Pfc. Daniel C. Bralove of Rock
vile, who served in the hazardous
capacity of mine and demolition
man with the Ninth Army, has
taken up the peaceful life of .
college student at the University
of Nancy, France. Pfc. Bralove
is taking the French course to
help earn a masters degree from
an American University after dis
charge from the Army. Bralove
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bralove, RID No. 3, Rockville. He
has brother in the Navy, 1t. Will
liam Bralove, who is on duty in
the Pacific.
Faye f. Boney, S &c has just
returned from patrol duty in the
Atlantic and is now stationed at
Caco Solo, Panama. His brother,
Pfc. Clarence H. Boney is now at
Camp Swift, Texas. Both boys are
the sons of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
Boney of Rockcrest.
X
Paul Franklin Anders, HA lie,
of Horners Lane, Rockville, is at
present in Japanese homeland
waters where the Hospital Unit
which served during the Two Jima
landings, is taking part in the oc-
cupation of Japan. Anders has
been overseas a year. His wife
and two children reside at the
Rockville address.
4
Paul K. Bennett of Rockville re
ceived his discharge from the
Army at Fort Myer two weeks
ago.
Sergeant John E. Boland, of
Germantown, was one of group
of 20 Army Officers and enlisted
men augmenting the regular crew
of the Europa in her first trans
Atlantic crossing in the service of
the United States. Formerly with
the 18th Traffic Regulation Camp,
T.. c., Sgt. Boland was recently re-
assigned to the Ships Complement
Staff of the $4,000 ton former
liner. Sgt. Boland entered the
Army in May, 1916, completed his
basic training at Camp Hathaway,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04

The statement that the average
man gets mad six times a week
shows that some of them are above
average.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04

Electricians Mate lie Robert E.
Musser, left, shakes hands with
his brother, Sergeant Henry M.
Musser, right, at 18th Air Force
Headquarters, for the first time
during their many months service
in the Pacific Theater. The broth
ers discovered they were stationed
on the same island in the Philip
pines and Immediately contacted
each other. Henry is a radio
operator on jungle Air Force"
BIZ and has five battle stars on
his Pacific area ribbons. Robert
is an electrician aboard a light
naval gunboat with the 7th Fleet
and has four battle stars. The
boys are the sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry M. Musser of Gaithersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04

The prosperity of our country
depends, largely, upon a prosper
GUS agricultural population, and, if
you think differently, just watch
and see.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04

It is always intelligent to look
ahead and to plan ahead.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04

The best way to insure buying
power is to spend your money
carefully.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-10-04
Potomac Association
10 Meet Wednesday

The Potomac School Association
will hold its first monthly meeting
Wednesday, Oct. 10th at 8 p. M.
in the Potomac School auditorium.
Evening star., 1945-11-30
Ii. Purt|ebaugh, Park
Policeman, Retires

1t. Leonard G. Purtlebaugh of
the United States Park Police re-
tires today after more than 26 years
ON the force.
At brief ceremony on the Monu-
ment Grounds this afternoon, 1t.
Purtlebaugh was to review the
force and accept from his associates
and officials of the Office of Ma
tional Capital Parks words of good
will.
1t. Purtlebaugh, a native of Gore,
Frederick County, Va, has been on
the park police force since May,
1918. For more than six months
previously he had been a member
of the park watch force, predeces-
sor of the park police.
He came on the force as bicycle
man. He was one of the original park
policemen assigned to Rock Greek
Park and at one time was in charge
of the Rock Creek Park police de-
tail.
1t. Purtlebaugn, who is Sc, is mar
ried and lives at 4849 w street NV.
He saw service in France with the
18th Infantry Brigade during the
World War.
Evening star., 1945-11-30

John j. Browning. 81, Oranse, Va. .
Nancy H SALESMAN, 81, 3107 34th ST.
Maureece M. Anderson, %, and Cleopatra
c. Bankett. 26, both Of 424 Lamont St.
clyn r. Smith. 30, wichita, Kansas. and
Mary E. Hamman, "a. 4069 Minnesota
Robert N Arsenault. a. Tacoma. Wash.
|. and Elaine L. Lofgren, "a. 1909 Trinidad
Larry z, Chairman. a5, Detroit, and Edith
M Miller. %, 1909 st. Sc.
Frederic L. Roe, "a. st. Paul. and Janette
E. Beebe. 80, 73 Bryant st. NV.
cetta c. Polio. IS, 390s 7th st. ne.
Denver W: Skaggs, II, ozone. Ark. and
Shirley M. Parkhurst, Is, 23S 18th st.
Donald D. Nusbaum, 2s. Bluf1ton, Ohio.
and Norma Emnstt, 20, Washington.
James 8. Day, 35, and Gertrude v. Leach.
20, both OF Washington
Clarence E. McWilliams. jr.. %. Indian
Head, Md. and Nellie J. Eckhardt, 81,
Robert A Wilson, 30, Fort Belvoir Va.
Evening star., 1945-11-30

The dispatch said the Dutch had
bought q complete American naval
base at Hollandia, and added that
much Of its equipment would be
used in the reconstruction OF Soera-
baja In Java.
At Finschhafen and Biak, the
Dutch are reported to have bought
large consignments Of food, clothing
and medical equipment.
Evening star., 1945-11-30
WiIIium J. Huske Dies

NEW YORK, Nov. 80 [P.-Wil-
liam j. Huske. Sc, neWspaperman
and former editor of Bridge World
Magazine, died Wednesday. He
served as associate editor and edi-
tor of Bridge World from 1929 to
/ 1897.
Evening star., 1945-11-30
Dutch Reported Ready
To Buy U. S. SurpIuses
By the Associated Press,

BY the AsSociAteu FfeBJ,
SYDNEY, Nov. 30.-A Sydney Sun
dispatch from Finschhafen, New
Guinea, said yesterday that the
Dutch government would spend $685.
000. 900 to acquire American war
surplusses at Finschhafen, Biak and
Evening star., 1945-11-30

Herbert L. soroka. %, 1887 Spring rd
NV, and Lottle J. Loskin, %, sos II st.
Kenneth ]. Carlisle. 81, sos 21st St NV,
and Sarah r. Stephens 49, 1242 2lst
John A. Murdock, "a. Portland, Me, and
Mary l. Davis. 21. Marietta, Ohio.
Frank H. Pashalek, 2s. Salem, IL, and
Elizabeth J. Myers. 25. Springheld. III.
Bert H Backstrom. 30. and Jean H. Oliver
26 both of 1920 Floral st. NV.
Emmett L. Crouch, .jr.. %. 1901 Brent
wood I'd, ne. and Jean M. Donaldson
-, 3509 18th ST. ne.
Lawrence H. Tolliver, 25, 2461 P st. NV.
and Jarrahleen Washington, %, 2511 P
orville A. Kantro. A. 202a o st. NV. and
Roberta E. A. Hible, 81. 1918 18th st
Hendrikus v. Doremalen. 90, sl5 21st st
NV, and Alice s. Conley, 10, Georse
washington University.
Harry Mills, 30, 1921 Nth st. NV, ano
Viola Chiappini, IS, 1919 Park I'd. NV
Robert E Dickerson, "a, 166 Anacostia rd
ne, and Mary J. Hesse, "a, 1901 25tr
Dale r. Davidson, 10. Lamar. Colo, and
Beverly Hook. Is, ll5 9th st. ne.
Paul Tolbert, 3S, 23l0 Georgia ave. NV.
and Irene Westfeld: SO. I'll P st: nv
and Kathryn F. Houf1, 80, 3s29 Wood
Leroy W. drummer, 25. 1888 w st NV
and Pauline Boykins' 25' 124l Stevens
Sinclair washington, "A. 40s New Jerse,
/ ave. ne, and Rosalie r. Wilson. 20
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1945-11-30
e senter, 22, Fredericksburg

T. -------e sehteT' 22' FTeutlluAs-urE'
Caiphas Powell, 10, and Pearl W. White,
Al, both Of Washington..
Joseph e. Ralph, Fl, Washington. and
Christian Leish Wells. FL, Chevy Chase
Herbert F. CONN. 81, onantico, Va. and
Myrtle M. Bruffy. 20. Washinston.
Ambrosia NJ Pearson. As. Fairfax County,
Va, and Dorothy A. West, 20, Prince
Edward County, Va.
Charles H. Moore, 43, and Evelyn r. Blose,
36, both of Washington.
James j. Thomas, "a, Newport News, Va,
and Maudie Mickens, 10. Washington.