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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21

Last season, for instance, he
tried to work out a deal whereby
the Senators would get Joe DiMag'
gio in a swap for Vernon.
But Griffith had only a snort fol
MacPhail's plans Monday.
"They can offer a million dollars
and Vernon still will play fol
Washington" he said. I'm mo-
going to sell him and I'm not going
to trade him."
Griffith's vehemence was some
what surprising since:
(A) He has shown an under
standable fondness for cash in hls
past dealings, particularly when i
comes by the sack full, and
OBJ He still hasn't signed Yer
non for next season.
The tall, slender first. basema1
lreportedly wants a reward for lead
ing the league with his 1888 aver
age last year.
And Vernon is said to have fig
ured that $40, 900 would be abou
the right size for the reward. This
would be a hefty $11, 900 increas'
over last year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21
Fritz Crisler Predicst
Split Or "Police Force"
ToEnforce Codes

against any school not abiding by
the rules" he said. That means a
school either will have to 60 along
with the majority or face expulsion
from the NCAA.
Il can foresee the possibility Of
a group of schools seeding from
the NCAA but 1 don't think it like.
ly. But to make the rules effective
1 believe it will be necessary te
set up a regulating and investiga-
ton committee. We should be able
to trust each other but I don't know
whether we will"
Switching to the possibility O.
the University Of Pittsburgh being
admitted to the Western Confer
ence, The Michigan coach said il
the past other schools such as Neb-
raska, Iowa State and Michigan
State had been turned down be
cause the Conference figured it was
large enough. .
"It is not necessary that we have
a school to replace the University
of Chicago" he SAID. Il believe Pit
made unofficial overtures fol-
membership some four years age
and was turned down for that rea'
son. Then too the fact that Mich
gan State and Pitt both have appli
cations, either formal or informal,
before the conference is not gooo
for either school,"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21

with Johnny McKoy ranking a
close second. To-day Fennen and
Luke Collie continued to drill on
long shots, but neither looked very
impressive. w. A. Brown, the other
first stringer, did not report for
practice, but his guard post was
filled satisfac Glory by Charlie
Smith.
In the opener the Jayvees will
lay their two game winning streak
on the block against a strong
Southport High aggregation.
Besides tonight's tussle with
Southport the Junior Varsity has
contests slated with Leland for
Wednesday night and Dixon for
Friday night.
The starting lineup for the Wild
kittens will be the same that has
won five Of their last seven games
with the exception of Charles
Brewer, who has been given the
nod over Jack Parker at a for
ward post. The other starters are
Jere Hilburn, Linwood Taylor.
Homer Ellis, and Eugene Stevens.
Behind this quint will be reserves
Parker, Pat Harrington, Stanley
Knott, Bobby Crowley, Don Har-
rell, and Bill Fennell.
The only Eastern Conference
games today find Raleigh playing
Fayetteville at Fayetteville and
Wilson taking on Goldsboro at
Goldsboro.
Here are the scoring records for
the complete basketball season OF
ne first team members Of the Wild
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21
CHARLOTTE GOLF
MEET CANCELLED
Sponsors OF Open Tourna.
ment Wire Decision To
PEA Official

CHARLOTTE, Jan. 20 - (P -
Sponsors of the Charlotte Open Coll
tournament, irritated because the
Professional Golfers Association
would not guarantee them the
games's top name players, Monday
cancelled the Fourth Annual $10,.
600 tourney scheduled for March
27-30.
The golf committee of the Myers
Park Club, over whose course the
tournament has been played, tele'
graphed its decision Monday tc
Fred Corcoran, PEA tournament
manager, at Richmond, Calf.
The committee. told Corcoran i
would reconsider it's decision "ir
case of a suitable change in the
present PGA situation which vii
assure the appearances of the
name players"
Tournaments had been scheduled
in North Carolina at Greensboro
and Pinehurst, in addition to Char
lotte.
Last year Ben Hogan, Bryan
Nelson and Sam Byrd were among
the name players who did not como
here for the Charlotte event.
E. J.. Dutch Harrison won the
first Charlotte open. Nelson tool
the second after a playoff with San
Snead and Bob Hamilton won las
year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21
.Marse Joe Won't Make
Annual Southern Trek

added. 1.-THE older you get, the
more you appreciate Florida
Relaxing at his nearby east
Amherst Farm. ice scans the
sports pages for previews of the
coming season. He has 10 plans
however. for a southern trip to looli
over the talent first hand. His
plans, in fact, go only as far as the
baseball writer's dinner Feb. 2 II
New York City.
wouldn't miss it," said Marse
Joe.
six weeks should be enough,
he said. discussing TIC length O
spring tt. lining. but it varies. Age
makes : Big d~ifte1e2ce. Tie Ode
players sometimes have 10 take II
much easier and work into condl-
ton very slowly"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21
RIVERSIDE WINS
OVER YMCA CLUB
Aces Take 1921 Victory
Spofford Mills Forfeits
To Sports Center

The Junior Basketball league go
underway at the First Presbyterian
church gym yesterday Afternoon
with the Riverside Atomic Aces
downing the YMCA, 1921, ane
Spofford Mills FORGETTING a contes'
to Sports Center.
In the YMCA-Atomic tilt Hilburr
and Mustard" Mathis set the
scoring pace, Hilburn .tallying l:
points and Mathis 10. High mai
for the losers was Glover with
seven points.
Here is the Junior league!
schedule for the remainder of Jan
uary.
Wednesday, % - Nesbitt Cour-
Owls VS. Carolina Beach Combers
Sports Center VS. Riverside Atomic
Five.
Friday, "a Nesbitt Court Owls
VS. Y. NJ. C. A. Carolina Beach
Combers VS. Spofford Mills.
Monday, Ply. M. c. A. V!
Sports Center, Riverside Atomic
Five VS. Carolina Beach Combers
Wednesday, 29-spofford Mills
vs. Nesbitt Court Owls, Spoffore
Mills VS. Y. NJ. c. A.
Friday, 81 = Carolina Beacl
Combers VS. Sports Center, Nesbiti
Courts Owls VS. Riverside Atomic
Five.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21

uo;led from Southport at 8
oeeE N and it was stamped as
.ring the Raleigh office at 9 A..
c,e Southport is 25 miles south Of
Wilmington. ~
...nncns of stamping times which
.ad have been impossible to
v.ach Raleigh by the 9 A. M. mail,
Won Claim said. He indicated that
Ill we're east of Greensboro.
There were letters, enormously
.,amned. he said, from Snow Hill,
never. Graham, and other Eastern
yorth Carolina towns.
ue said that the discrepancies in
.in,ss of stamping for the origina-
,ing point and the times for ar
.,ys, here were caught by the local
.insrintendent OF mails.
one week ago, Won Claim an
no,nced that no ticket reserva-
aors for the tournament would be
sonsidered if they were mailed
ny;or to January 20. He said that
h. had been told that the local
,ostoffice lobby was crowded at
Midnight here last night by peo-
H. WHO were willing to wait until
] tbey could obtain the January 20
ipstmark.
season tickets for the tourna-
tent cost ST apiece, and Won Claim
Indicated Monday night that all
A. 1884 tickets had been sold by
mrly reservations received here
Nonday.
He said that over 700 requests
c,re in the morning mail and
over that many were received in
the afternoon mail. He said that
many of the requests sought the
maximum ticket allotment of four.
However, these requests will be
placed in the vault of the business
office. of the Southern Conference
tournament here, and will not be
handled until February I, Won
Claim said.
4 Many letters, post1narked Janua-
ny 10, were returned to their ORR
ginal senders, Won Claim said.
Each Southern Conferenc e
lchool, he said, is entitled to a
block of 200 tickets, but he said
that not over five schools indicat-
Cd that they wanted to avail them
selves of this privilege.
This is an all-time record for
ADVANCE sale of tickets, Won Claim
taid. Prior to this season., the
tickets were not available so far
IN advance.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21

gia School Of Technology, Mar!s'
college, Boys, Tech, Fulton, NORTH
Fulton and West Fulton; Barnes
vile, Gordon Military college; Col
lege Park, Georgia Military acade
my, and College Park; Decatur
Boys High; East Point, Russell;
Macon, Lanier: MilledgeviIle
Georgia Military college; Thomas
ton, Robert E. Lee institute; anc
Savannah. Benedictina Military
school, Commercial ant
Savannah.
Alabama: Birmingham -Birming
ham; Opelika. Cliff; Marion, Ma
rion institute; Montgomery, Sidney
Lanier; Tuskegee, Tuskegee Insti
tute; and Tuscaloosa, University O.
Alabama.
Mississippi: State college, Missis
sippi State college: Gueport, Gull
Coast Military academy; Jackson
Central: Oxford, University of Mis-
sissippi, and P~oplarville, Pear
River Junior college.
North C a r DINA: Davidson
Davidson college; Greensboro. A
W.D t. college of N. c.: Oak Ridge
Oak Ridge institute; Raleigh N. c
State college of A. & E.. and Viii
mington. New Hanover.
South Carolina: Bamberg, Car
Isle Military college; Charleston
The Citadel, Porter Military acade
my; Clemson, Clemson A. g. M.
Clinton. Presbyterian college,; ane
Spartanburg, Wofford college.
Tennessee: Chattanooga, Baylor
Chattanooga and Central: Column
bia, Columbia Military ACADEMY
Johnson City, Johnson City; Knox
vile, University of Tennessee ant
Knoxville: Lebanon Castle Height
Military institute; Memphis, Cen
trail. Humes, Messick, South Side
Technical and Treadwell; Nash
vile, East Nashville, North Nash
vile and West End; Sewanee, Sc
vance Military academy; ant
Sweetwater, Tennessee Military in
| stitute.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21
PHILLIES' HUGHES
REFUSES CONTRACT

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2o-Pe
The Philadelphia Phillies' holdou'
corps increased to- four Monday
with right handed pitcher Tommy
Hughes turning down his. 1947 con
tract, General Manager Herb. Pen
mock announced.
Hughes joined Del Ennis, School
boy Rowe and Ron Northey, all 0:
whom have announced dissatisfac
ton with terms offered by the
Phillies.
Hughes turned down the same
type of pact refused by Rowe
a salary and bonus arrangement.
whereby he would be compensated
for winning ten or more victories
Hughes won six and lost nine fol
the Phillies last year: !,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21

his older brother, Leonard McKoy.
OF the YMCA. Leonard, who lead
conference scorers in 1912, Is re-
garded as the best %all-around shot
to ever come out of Wilmington.
However, several local fans point
to Johnny's % point total in the
Raleigh game Friday. and believe
Johnny can keep up with Leonard
in the point making bracket tonight
and surpass him on defense. Last
time the two brothers clashed on
the court each held the other under
four points. Tonight's scoring duel
is expected to- be much higher,
however.
In New Hanover Highs practice
yesterday afternoon Billy Mason,
Johnny McKoy, Louis Collie, Tod
dy Fennell, and Charlie Smith
worked for several hours on their
shooting in an effort to correct
faults exhibited Friday at Raleigh.
OF the group Mason looked best
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21

BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 20 - ZAP,
= The annual Southern trek of the
nation S baseball men is just ahead,
and for the first time in 80 years
Joe Mccarthy won't be along.
But the man who piloted the
New York Yankees to eight Amer
lean League Pennants and seven
world championships before he re
tired last year, still has plenty Of
ideas about putting baIlplayers in
shape.
Spring training is fine" Marse
Joe told a newsnan Monday, "ou1
it can be overdone. Shucks. the
year. We T4oo tae penrant here ir
Buffalo 1857 we trained that
sp--:Eg the YMCA arillory il
5rocktoa Mass, and seldom go;
outdoors. IL
aaBut we were young them" he
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21
PRO ATHLETES
ASKED TO AID
NATIONS KIDS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3d. R -
They haven't heard about it yet,
but every pro athlete in the nation
indirectly got an invitation Monday.
They were asked to help get all
the youngsters in the U. S. into
sports.
The invitation was signed by
Sports Writers, Broadcasters ane
Attorney General Tom Clark.
1t was drawn up at the start Of
a two-day sports meeting at the
Department of Justice. And the
idea is this:
Clark says the nations crime rate
is growing, particularly among
juveniles.
One way to reverse his trend rs
to keep the youngsters so busy al
games they have no time for trou.
ble-making.
And n way to get the young
sters interested in sports is to have
the men who make a living out Of
the game show just how the plays
should be run.
THE pro athlete. of the future >
Predicted Red Barber Of the Co.
lumbia Broadcasting System,
"Must understand that his job isn't
just from the start of the game un.
til the final out or the last whistle.
1T should be understood that a
part Of his check includes pay for
helping at sports schools for kids,
1t wouldn't take much Of his time,
and I think he'd get as great a kick
out Of it as the kids"
Jack Carberry Of the Denver
Post said: 49,.
IF I tell a kid he shouldn'1
smoke, if his parents tell him he
shouldn't smoke, if his teachers tel
him he shouldn't smoke, it doesn't
mean a thing.
But if Jack Dempsey says,
Better cut. out that smoking; you
can't get into shape unless you do,
it means something"
Mondays invitation didn't go tc
the athletes themselves.
1t went to their league headquar-
tiers, asking for full cooperation
from the bosses of baseball, foot.
ball, hockey, basketball, golf and
tennis.
Sports writer's, editors, and
broadcasters here for the two-day
meeting are on a special committee
named by Clark. They will draw
up a master sports plan which car
be used in any community.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21
State CAPTURES
WRESTLING MEET
Wolfpack Downs Universe
ty OF Maryland, 21-11,
At College Park

COLLEGE, PARK, Md, Jan. 20
M The University of Maryland
treStllng team dropped a. 21-11 de.
slslon 10 North Carolina States
1aatnen Monday.
In the feature match, the ITS
pound class, Bob Edwards of the
VISITORS won over Red Maicheck
" a fall in 1:26 minutes of a.
"ertlme Of the second period.
maryland had been leading until
awards victory which cinched
NE event for the Carolinians.
lzl'pouad class - Ratz (NC) won
oVef Raimondi by a, fall, 81 sec.
'nds, first period.
lz0-pound class - Warner (NC)
Won over Lear by decision, 50.
l0o-pound class - Gambel (Md)
,0n over Blalock by decision, IL
l4o-pound class - r. Lewis (NC)
%Oa over Jones by a fall, 2:59 min.
slss In third period.
lo'-pound class - Tall Md wor
"er ). Lewis by decision, IA.
too'pound class - Wilson md
sul over Proxler by a fall, 2:30 il
eeond period.
l'o-pound class - Edwards (NC)
t. Nv. over Maicheck by a fall j:
80 minutes in an overtime in the
second period.
m heavyweight class Wayne.
In ' Won over Ferh by decision
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21
SENATOR SAYS
PROBE NEEDED
ON ALL SPORTS

|. WASHINGTON, Jan 20 = Up
Senator Joseph O'Mahoney d.,
Wyo) said Monday Congress should
investigate all professional sports.
O'Mahoney told a reporter he
thinks sports leaders should answer
these two questions:
/. Are gamblers Hpreying'' Oh
sports? =.
2. Are sports run as monopolies?
If they are run as monopolies.
O'Mahoney said, they are violating
antitrust laws and should be prose
cuted.
O'Mahoney thinks it would be
a good idea to ask baseball men a
few questions about Hank Green
berg.
Greenberg, last years home run
king, was sold by Detroit to Pitts
burgh Of the National League.
Which means that every club
in the American League had tc
agree to let Greenberg go.
To O'Mahoney, the whole thing
looks mysterious"
81 feel the only way to preserve
the American system is to prevent
monopolies, and there r plenty Of
them in the sports world" O'Ma'
honey said.
"Baseball-and all other sports
conducted on a national basis
are. interstate commerce and it is
wholly within the jurisdiction o.
Congress to enact federal legisla'
ton to protect the game"
O'Mahoney said he believes base
ball people themselves know they
are running a monopoly.
He said that during the contro
versy with the Mexican baseball
king, Jorg Pasquel, several own
tiers considered going to the courts
to protect their interests.
They were talked out Of this.
O'Mahoney said, by lawyers who
said their own clubs might be
found guilty of breaking anti-trust
laws.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21
LAKE FOREST DOWNS
LELAND FIVE, 1912

The Lake Forest Ramblers de-
feated Leland High school. 36-l2,
last night at Leland.
Charles Niven Of Lake Forest
was high scorer with IL points,
while Potter lead the Leland
quintet with six points.
Other players for Lake Forest
were Niven, Charles Smith, Ed
Billiard, Rudolph CashweI, and
Gene Cook.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21
Cage Meet Changed

WINSTON-SALEM, Jan. 20-R!
Due to an anticipated heavy en-
try list dates for the Carolinas
A. A. U. basketball tournament, set
for Hanes- Hosiery Gymnasium
here, have been advanced to a
starting date of Friday, February
IA, it was announced at a meeting
OF the tourney committee here
Monday. 1t was first set to start
Feb. II
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21
Hank PAGES Floor

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 20.-R
There's just a little matter
standing between Hank Green
berg and settlement of his new
status as a Pittsburgh Pirate
the Stork.
The former Detroit Tiger
slugger told the Pittsburgh
POst-G Gazette in a telephone
conversation from New York.
"The baby may be born to-
night or tomorrow. After !
get through pacing the floor
I'll be ready to sit down and
talk to Roy Hamey pirate
General Manager.)"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21
Mailing Irregularities Have
Occurred In Various Sections
MANAGER OF Three-Day Southern Conference
Tourney Reveals Letters Stamped At
8A. M. And Received At 9 A. M.

RALEIGH, Jan. 20.-P-Postal authorities are in
.+igating mailing Irregularities which have occurred in
ennection with letters for request for tickets to the three
W. annual Southern Conference tournament which opens
NN Over a ~half-dozen letters for requests for tickets were
4anoned at an hour which would have been impossible to
,,r%vp here by the 9 o'clock morning mail, J. L. Won Claim,
n .anps manager of the tournament. said Monday night.
p0Nn a. such letter. Won Claim said. was slammed as having
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21
Game To Renew Riualary
Between McKoy Brothers
Contest Will Start At 8 O'Clock; Junior Varsi-
ty Will Oppose Southport High School
Quint In First Game At $3.50

Coach Leon Brogden's high-flying Wilmington Wild
cat basketball team will keep it's offensive razor sharp to-
night, when the Eastern Conference leading quintet en-
cages the local YMCA at New Hanover High schools GYM
nasium at 8 O'Clock. A preliminary skirmish between the
MINIS Junior Varsity and Southport will open the cage
doubleheader at $50.
While tonights encounter has no bearing on the East
ern Conference race it will prove interesting because of the
matching OF Johnny MckoX Of New Hanover High AGAINST
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21
TELLER, VEECK TO
DISCUSS CONTRACT
FOR Al CAMPAIGN

CLEVELAND, Jan. 20 = WD -
Catcher AL Lopez. recently obtain
ed from the Pittsburgh Pirates,
and Rookie pitcher Ray Flanagan
signed 1947 contracts with the
Cleveland Indians Monday.
Bill Veeck, president Of the n
dams. will confer with pitcher Bob
Teller Tuesday. regarding the
signing of his contract for the COM
ing season.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21
Meet Tonight

A special meeting of the
board Of governors of the
Y.M.C.A. cuiiuay School bas-
ketball leaaEc ba~ been called
for tonight a. TIC " at .:3O o.
clock, it was announced last
night by Adam Smith, PLY steal
director.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21
MILLs WINS

LONDON. Jan. 20 = W.p Just
out of a sickbed, British Empire
light heavyweight champion Fred.
die Mills knocked out Will Queate.
meyer of The Netherlands at 1:5a
of the second round of a scheduled
10 round non-title bout Monday
night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21
YMCA WINS

The YMCA Varsity quintet
d e f e a e the Jacksonville
American Legion post in the
Onslow. county city, "a to so
last night. McKoy with %
points and Morrison with II
lead the locals. Billy Pieper
made his first appearance this
season in the Y lineup.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21
sNYnEn Is A A

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 20-P)-
Bob Snyder, for the last two sea-
sons backfield coach of the Los
Angeles Rams, was named Mon
day by Owner Dan Reeves as the
rev head coach of the National
Football League club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21

Dial s-ssl1 For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-21

Sa'ae may develop nutritional
Sasases because Of lack of phos-
Ha0rus in their fed.
Evening star., 1947-05-21

Albert Nash. z3. 1T " ~ NV. and ears
oliphant 1e 552s lss6 T,ns.,nfs g q AZ. =. {.
| aud olive Palmer, 81. AItornAs n.
James Smith, ~, 607 Columbia I'd. nv.
and Rosamond corum. 36s New yoFl
IJamss Younts. is, 273o Wis. ave. nv.
| and florence watkins, so, Raleigh, N. e
and Alice Mullins. ~. 1854 Kenyon q
Cesar Hunt. as. syracuse, M II, and bar
James Cambas, ~, 1445 Clifton st. nv.
md Catherine Blanchard. 10. 1851
1 Euclid st. NV.
and Elizabeth crouse, Al. 2512 Cue st
i NV.
ICharIes Stanley, "a. and Beverly Allison
%. both Of New York City.
Jimmy Chin, 35. 1907 N. y. ave. a ~, ane
Helen Bowman, "a, 2i6 18th st. sc.
Evening star., 1947-05-21
Marriage License
Applications

Under %. G. lars coupler must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, tDdit three tull ddys and
receiue the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1947-05-21

IJeseph Iee. VI, 20S = u. Nv. and Nnma
Smith. 10, 2l1 D 1t. nv.
Annie Daniels. ~. 3zb y =. s-w.
Bernard Fftxpatrick. 80. wayeriy, linn.,
and Cortnne H1rley, 20, Bird Island.
Mimi.
Issuea st Fairfax.
David Ripkin. 3S. WashinEton. and Janice
1lawtse Hyman. 81, McIeans VI.
John Marion Lydick. 4b, and Winifred
Chapman, "A, both Of Falls Church. Va.
Richard Charles Garrison, SO, and Mary
Elixsbeth Sullivan. 81, both Of Lorton,
Henry Roosevelt Garrett, I'll, and Florence
Maivins Dodson. ID. both Of Route 1,
Alexandria, Va.
Bush, n. both Of Route i Herndon. Va.
Evening star., 1947-05-21

receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Dss sss 4ssDss IS e. slss ~ os sls e
wesley Graves, as. rair Haven. VT, and
Dorothy James. SO, 1712 crestwood Or,
NV.
0ss snd SaRsss Msasln ao.istsr g. Ills zi.on
st. NV.
clyde Garner. 90. 11a5 l3th ST. NV. and
Ruth ~ Brown, e. SoS 22Id e. ~ ~
n,.es and Hannah Homes, 20. 1905 3Oth
s :.a siss asssr ae IS cos..ss s4ss sss sa 4
PAU zigs.er 2s. u 1919 ssos 4 and 2,
orvilie Rine. %, ass Eeneoms ... Sc.
c,naon nan irVines as. sssi Ontario s @ rd NV,
and Edythe Thompson, 10. 65o4 32nd
Dominic i Antonelli, SO, 1855 Calvert 8.
ovsn Ma'ns Mhiss. ass; ~ poplarvills, Miss and
Leonard Amupdson, 80, 1925 MASS. ave.
NV. and Katherine Bednarski, 80. 1l33
HerSsrt rSSsr s smith. hh 70, 427 Brandywine st.
s.e., and Mary La Roaue, 10. 800 18th
Lawrence vi nee; Kessler. SO. 1905 goth st. N.Y.
and Marion Hendrickson, 81, 7o6 18th
'a%sa Both LeTis q soS ara n1 St. sIssn s.W -
wM1,smi Msisi. fafiRPRan aissRs 3e b.as h xefe r. 1na
Charles Boysel. %, W. Potomac Park, and
deorgi.na Tolsy; e, q. es T St: nv. .na
wa nns SsTs gss9s To- g. Seo2 S44l II c.vg Il ne
pkwy. nv. and Sara Jean Fyfe, 81.
l ssgry, (, n.s,s'.n snS Phyllis Y White
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and Dorothy Briscoe, 20, SIT 46th At.
Charles Bauman, %, e, 214ss PIT. NV. and
php Ssysr Dsss as 1911 Hann s. n ns and
and vyra Eisele, "a, 6425 Conn. ave.
Charles Lacey. 80. 1889 4 ss; Sc. and
John Mullen. 26, 1928 18th st. ne. and
Lucille Helmholz. 10. Arlington; Va.
Randolph Galags1 sr 2S 1s2d i2s lseh so9,,m. ~
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and Clara Denman. 1s. 400 Conn. ave.
opris. Carter, ss. l1o1 Jss st: NV. and
Elizabeth Hart, %; LAO 14ol A st. Sc.
and Eva Mallory, 20. 1859 Rosedale
David Durham, %. 1853 Kenilworth ter;
ne. and Dorothy Thomas, ~, 71S
Rhode Island ave. NV.