davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-07
Reversal Won In Pittsburgh Civil
Rights Case; Disbarment From Jury
On Political Grounds Denounced

PtsbughThe Supreme Pennsylvania District
has ruled that the dbamen Alice Roth
Pittsburgh the alleged grounds Communist was
legal Miss Roth who had been fingered by soopgeon
Cvet barred from the Jury by Judge Musmanno candidate
for Lieutenant Governor Of Pennsylvania Judge Musmanno
ded Miss Grand Jury list The decision rem
Arkansas State press., 1950-04-07
Champion Farm Family Switches From
Cotton To Cattle; Now Crosses $4,000

The Henry Welses Louisiana champion farm family
Hudson switched from onerop cotton farming livestock poultry
and truck few and often gross much as
$4,000 report received this week by the u Department
Agriculture from the Louisiana State Extenon Service
For Mr. Wells followed the pattern farming learned
from his father and counted cotton his crop despite
feaVy losses caused by boil weev Then
Smyrna times., 1950-09-28
CRUSADE FOR
FREEDOM DRIVE
CONTINUED from PAGE onel

new birth of Freedom" The dedi-
cation of the bell will be on Octo-
ber "a, United Nations Day. Sec-
ond, to help provide a network of
from 5 to high powered radio
stations in Germany to blast the
iron curtain with Freedom propa-
ganda.
I don't think our community will
let this campaign down. Our State
was the first to sign for Freedom
in 1776 and 1 hope will be the first,
in 1850, to sign for Freedom for
the entire world. Therefore, It is
tremendously important that each
citizen come voluntarily to one of
the locations during the week of
october first (the locations will not
be hard to find) and reaffirm their
faith in Freedom and take a stand,
before the entire world. for DEM
ocracy. In our everyday routine
aet us not be passively interested.
Freedom is the business of every
real American. If we lose it, we
lose everything.
AS Americans let us become real
live propagandists for democracy
Smyrna times., 1950-09-28

the thought of Life, and time is no
part of eternity. One ceases in
proportion as the other is recog-
nized. Time is finite; eternity is
forever infinite.
Smyrna times., 1950-09-28

and freedom counteracting COM
munist propaganda which has too
long been permitted to run ramp
ant.
Periodically yours,
George w. Wright
Smyrna times., 1950-09-28
REGULAR MEET
CLAYTON LIONS
J. Reynolds Pratt Was Guest
Speaker Who Talked On
"Service Clubs"
NEXT MEETING OCT. 4TH

At a recent meeting of the Clay
ton Lions Club the speaker was J.
Reynolds Pratt, past president OF
the Smyrna Rotary Club who talk
ed on service clubs, saying that
life withdrawn from others is val
ueless. ideas are funny little
things" he said, "they won't work
unless you do" Julian H. Dun
ming presided and Lion Joseph W.
Ennis reported on the convention
of Lions International held at
Chicago. Guests were the Rev. r.
W. Green, Dover Lions Club and
Sergt. w. r. Carrow, from the Do
ver Recruiting StationF who was
the guest of his father, Ralph v.
Carrow. The program for the next
meeting, October 4, has been ar
ranged by Manuel Alvarado, who
has planned for a showing of a film
entitled What Price Government"
sponsored by the Delaware Citi-
zens Committee for the Hoover
Report. Richard Price, member of
the Smyrna Lions Club, will be the
projectionist. Meetings of the
board of directors will be held reg
ularly ON the first Monday of each
month at p. m. in the Clayton
School, the next on Oct. 2.
Smyrna times., 1950-09-28
SCIENCE CHURCH
Report of Church Services For
Next Sunday

1NOAV 1NAAAJ
The subject of the Lesson-Ser-
mon in First Church of Christ,
Scientist, 1901 Van Buren Street,
Wilmington, the Christian Society,
Grange Hall, Milford and the
Christian Science Society, VIA.
Building, Rehoboth Beach, Sunday,
october l, 1850, will be Unreal
ity." Golden Text: jeremiah 49,
%. What is the chaff to the
wheat? saith the Lord. A Bible
citation from the Lesson-Sermon
is: Psalms 90:1, 2, A. Lord, thou
hast been our dwelling place in all
generations. Before the mountains
were brought forth, or even thou
hadst formed the earth and the
world, even from everlasting to
everlasting, thou art God. -. For
a thousand years in thy sight are
but as yesterday when it is past,
and as a watch in the night. A
correlative passage from the text
book Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy is: Up. 468). Life is
without beginning and without
end. Eternity, not time, expresses
Smyrna times., 1950-09-28
U. of d. LOSES
OPENER 21-O
Quarterback Guthridge Suf-
fers Fractured Ankle; Out
For At Least A Month
LOSS MAJOR BLOW

frankie Guthridge, number one
quarterback on the University of
Delaware football. team, suffered q
fractured ankle in Saturdays 21-0
loss to Lehigh and will be out of
action at least month, it was an
nounced today. The $50 pound
bundle of courage went down un-
der three Lehigh linemen on a
quarterback keep" play early in
the second quarter on Saturday
and x-rays showed a slight
fgreen" fracture of the tibula
bone.
The loss of Guthridge is a major
blow to Delaware football hopes
for the year. A crack passer and
excellent field general, the little
Charlotte, Vermont senior was ex-
pected to be one of the major
threats in the new Delaware single
wing split-T attack. Replacing him
presents a problem to coach Bill
Murray. Charley Smith, last
years quarterback, has been shift
ed to halfback post this year and
has himself been out of uniform
for two weeks with bad knee in
jury. Even if he is ready for the
home opener against West Chester
State Teachers College this Satur-
day night at Wilmington Park. it
is doubtful that he could master
his old chores in a week. In all
probability, Bill Shockley and Ken
Reith will get the call, with Smith
going to left halfback.
In most of the other positions,
the Hens survived Saturdays me-
lee in good physical shape, and
barring additions to the injury
list this week, the staff will prob
ably go along with the same Of
fensive and defensive platoons that
opened against Lehigh.
Smyrna times., 1950-09-28
Personals L

Mrs. Elizabeth Weidner, of Glen.
coe, III. and Mrs. James H. Hughes
of Dover were visitors of Mrs
Margaret Mcdonald recently.
Mrs. May Hickey had as dinner
guests on Sunday Mr.. George Sal
mons, Mrs. Wayne Salmons of
Swarthmore, Pa, Mrs. Elva Meth
cry, Miss Helen Nethery and Mrs.
Annie Rollison of Chester, Pa.
Mrs. John C. Still has returned
to her home after having been a
patient at Kent General Hospital,
Dover.
Mrs. Herbert d. Smith, West
Chester, Pa, has returned to her
home after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Fred Heinold, near Smyr-
ma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Russell,
and young son, Tommy, who visit
ed their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Russell, have returned to
their home in Augusta, Ga.
Miss Ellen Russell has Joined the
professional staff of the depart
ment of physical medicine at the
hospital of the University of Penn
sylvania, Philadelphia.
Miss L. Ethel Taylor and Mr.. ].
Norman Taylor will move today to
their home on DUPONT Parkway
at Blackbird.
Smyrna times., 1950-09-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
SCHOOL BUILDING COMMISSION

THE CLAYTON SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO. 1I9
:, Sealed proposals for General Construc-
ton, Plumbing, Heating and Electrical
Work iea'
for
ALTERATIONS & ADDITIONS
Smyrna times., 1950-09-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Exceptional investment avail
able. Large house with three
apartments. Has modern conven-
fences. Fine location near Smyr-
ma. Potential income $2040. an
nually against $4,000 investment.
G. LESLIE GOODEN, Realtor
Dover, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1950-09-28
NOTICE

NOIICE
In pursuance of an order of EIwood
Kemp, Register of Wills, in and for Kent
County, Delaware, dated September z,
1850, notice is hereby given of the grant
ing of Letters Testamentary on the estate
of William T. Doughten, deceased, on
September 7th. 1850. All persons having
claims against the said William t. Dough-
ten are required to exhibit the same to
the undersigned Executrix within one year
after the date of the granting of such
Letters Testamentary, or abide by the law
in that behalf, which provides that such
claims against said estate not so exhibited
shall be forever barred.
FLORENCE B. DOUGHTEN,
Executrix of William 7. Doughten.
deceased.
Smyrna, Delaware.
Charles L. Harmonson, Esq.,,
Attorney for Estate.
Elwood Kemp,
Register of Wills
Smyrna times., 1950-09-28
PUBLIC SALEtis

PUBLIC SALEJi6t
By virtue of certain provisions
of the Revised Statutes of Della
ware 1885, Paragraph 3344, Sec.
81, Chapter 70 pertaining to Gar
age Keepers Lien the undersigned
will sell at public auction on the
premises of Rothwell's Garage, on
october 6, AID 1850, Friday at
1000 am, the following described
Pontiac
Motor No. 935970
Serial No. T2077-P-8
Cadillac
Motor No. 311237
Serial No. 311237
Chevrolet
Motor No. 3O25644
Serial No. 14KA1213783
BY JOHN r. STAATS
Constable
Smyrna times., 1950-09-28
Gard of Thanks

Gard of Thanks
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Still wish
to thank relatives and friends for
loan of cars, flowers and tenders
of sympathy during their recent
bereavement in the death of Mrs.
Stills mother, Mrs. Mary E. Corby.
Smyrna times., 1950-09-28
PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE
By virtue Of certain provisions
of the Revised Statutes of Della
ware 1885, Paragraph 3344, Sec.
II, Chapter 70 pertaining to Gar
age Keepers Lien the undersigned
will sell at public auction on the
premises of Clarkies Garage, on
September 80, AID 1850, Saturday
at 1000 am. the following de-
scribed property:
1914 Chevrolet Club Coupe
Motor Mo. AA1089180
Serial No. 9AG735732
'N@ BY JOHN r. STAATS {
Constable
Smyrna times., 1950-09-28
CLAYTON SCHOOL
CLAYTON OFF IAuJApE


CLAYTON, DELAWARE
Wlll be received by the School Buildino
commission 20 of the Clayton School Distr;ct
NO, NO, lls at the Clayton School. Clavton
delaware, until 8 80 o'clock PM. EST
thursday, =. October 26, 1850, and then nnh'
hcly opened and read aloud.
Copies of the plans and specifcat;ons
may be secured by General Contractors 'at
the office of the Architect, w. Ellis pres
ton, 9OS Jefferson Street, Wilmington. n.
delaware, as on or after Thursday, September
Each bidder must deposit with his bid
security in the amount of NOT less thar
Ten per cent (104o) of his base bid in
the form and subject to the conditions pro-
vided in the Instructions to Bidders.
NO bidder may withdraw his bid within
opening thereof. 1"'e VI
The School Building Commission of the
Ciayton School District No. Ile reaerS1as
the right to waive informalities in N -
reject any or all bids. = y y - 70
School Building Commission =.
of the
CLAYTON School District No. no
Dudley Crossley. Chairman
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-21

kina ir daro nusikaltimus, nu
stoja zmogiskojo objektyvumo
smerkia kitus ir saves nebema.
to, -. tie patys zmones, kurie
ilgisi taikos ir ramybes. Tao
tik nuo paskiru zmoniu, kurie
sudaro didziasias zmonijos bend
ruomenes, priklauso tautu il
valstybiq taikus, ramus bel kul-
tlringas gyvenimas.
Didzioji Kaledu prasme yra
isaukleti savyje tikraji zmogiS-
kuma. Argi jis gludi tiktai gra-
ziuose zodziuose, nieko bendra
neturinciuose su konkreciais
darbais, ir taip daznai isnyks-
tanciame gyvenimo smulkmenis.
kume ir menkysteje?
Tad sitos Kaledu sventes
taip toll nuo tevynes ir tikro-
sios Dievo atnestos ramybes
tegul NUNS padeda realiau il
getis dvasines ramybes ir tai
kos. Jei esame persilpni ir per-
mazai galingi tvarkyti tautu bel
valstybiu taikinga gyvenima, tai
esame uztenkamai pajegus tvar.
kyti savo vidaus dvasini gy-
venima.
Nuo saves ir savo mazosios
aplinkos mes galime pradeti to-
bulinti pasauli. Tada ir sios Ka-
ledq sventes atnes NUNS daug
ramios nuotaikos ir tikrojo ka-
ledinio dziaugsmo ir jos bus
NUNS labai prasmingos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-21
kaledines nuotaikos

Kiekvienos Kaledos yra taikos
ir ramybes bel oraus dziaugsmo
simbolis. Per daugeli simtmeciu
zmonija lauke Kristaus uzgi-
mimo, kaip. tikrosios ramybes
zemeje igyvendinimo. Taciau ir
po Kristaus uzgimimo zmonija
ilgisi ir laukia didziosios taikos
bel ramybes ir kencia del ne
ivykdytq Kristaus atnestu isa-
kymu.
Galbut dar niekad visas pa
saulls nebuvo taip, kaip dabar
nutoles nuo Kaledu svenciu ra-
mybes sukio "Garbe Dievui
aukstybese, zemeje ramybe
geros valios zmonems."
Ir NUNS, lietuviams, Kaledr
sventes teatnes tik atnauiinta
skausma, zinant, kad ir visa
Lietuva dar niekad taip baisiai
nesiilgejo Kaledu svenciu zada-
mos ramybes.
Argi kilnioji ir tiesioji EMO
giskosios prigimties dalis ture-
tu atsisakyti laukti ir tiketis,
kad kada nors viespataus d.
desne taika ir ramybe zemeie
o is tikruju taikos ir ramybes
viespatavimas zemeje priklausc
tiktai nuo paties zmogaus. Tx
zmones sudaro seimas, bendruo-
menes, visuomenini gyvenima,
politines partijas, tautas ir vals-
tybes. Tx zmones isgalvoia ne
imanomus palitinius rezimus.
zmones kariauja ir grobia, kan
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-21
Selma Lagerloef
Selma Lagerloef
Dieviskoji Taika

jieskodamas, ka galetu pasiusti
geresniu vytiniu surasti. Bernai
dar- skalde malkas, sunus ness
siaudus j tvarta, zentai tvarke
kiema, kad viskas tvarkingai ir
sventiskai atrodytu.
Niekas neturejo laiko is ma
Perkelta Ora rusl.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-21
Kazys Incilra
TEVISKE

Niekur nesesi, niekur is lauku tQ,
Kur dangus toks mesvas, kaip melsvi linai.
Nors svetur ir auksu gristi miesta butu,
Be tevyne dummy troksi tn tenai.
Is nakties baznycion moterys buriais els,
Prize miestelio koju apsiaut suses.
Pasigersi zodziais, samojais lengvaisiais,
Mes gimtoj zeme Upon ju snekes.
Kai mergaite lesis ezeran su nesiais,
Kai il juoksis sauei, DANA kai niuniuos,
Tavo sirdi meile inns dayti pesys,
Tartum balti paukscia meynuos kalnuos
Vakarui atejus, brolis els pro varcia,
Armonikos raudos skris laukais lygais
Is dangaus kris zvaigzdes, paiks melsva ercia
Ir sukris auka, ulanti rugiais.
Kills is balu rukas, rukas sinks papieviais,
Kryzaus koplytele slenyje pabus
zengs nuo kryziaus Kristus, zengs medinis Dievas
Apankys sodybas saugos mus aukus.
Kerpejes nuo luciq skeldejes vein,
Ant peciu mes kryziQ, po nasta linguos.
Tais paciais keiais els, knygnesiai kur ejo
Ir pagulde kaulus Sibiro snieguos.
Aplankys griuvesius, kur dvara kadaise
Baudziava ivede, lebaudavo Wis,
Kur po rykstem klupo prievaizdu nepaise,
Grde juoda zeme kraujo srovemis.
Aplankys uz kaimo kartuviu kalneli,
Kur linguoja menuo debesQ laive.
Gull ten sukile prizes valdovQ vala,
Ju veiduos zemetuos zydi Letuva.
Els dar sodyba, motina' prie hinges
Vienaturi reksni lopsyje lnguos:
- Lylia, varguolei. AUX Buk petingas.
JOSH ir atnesi saule mus namuos.
Plauks papieviais rukas Menuo guls uz giriq.
Kaime trecia karta uzgiedos gaidys
Girls klajunes ve6s, karstuos girls numire =
Vel Rlpintojslis savo kryziun girls
Veltui tavc raintys svetur keiauja.
Saule nors svesiausia, bus svetur tamsi.
cia brangiau uz auksa juodos zemes sauja,
Mes kiekvienoj dulk3j cia tn pats esi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-21

slaures veju. Sename ukininku
vienkiemy visi skubejo pabaig-
tt prieskaledinius darbus, kad
dar spetq pirtyje issivanoti. O
plrtls buvo taip stipriai priku-
renta, kad net liepsnos per ka-
nina verzesi ir kibirkstys su
suodziais krito ant balto stogo.
Kai tiktai pro kamina pasi-
rode pirties liepsna, visi pajuto,
kad Kaledos cia pat. Tarnaite,
besluodama priemene, pradejo
niuniuoti, bernai, beskaldydami
malkas Kaledoms, svaistesi kir-
viais sypsodamiesi, lyg darbas
butu tebuves zaidimas.
| IS kettles isejo sena moteris,
nesdama krepsi ant rankos su
duonos kepalais. Letai perejusi
kiema, il iejo randonai dayztan
naman. Troboje uzdenge stala
ir padejo duonos kepalus. il bu-
vo sena, rusvais plaukais ir la
bal negrazi. Bet dabar, Kaledu
vakara, tokia ramybe ir toks
dziaugsmas joje viespatavo, kad
nebelrnanoma buvo jos negra-
zumo pastebeti.
| 1r Wis tiktai net Kaledu vaka-
ra tame turtingame ukininku
vienkiemyje buvo ir nepatenkin-
tu. Tai buvo jauna mergaite,
kuri riso vantas sio vakaro pir-
ciai. il sedejo prie zidinio apsi-
krovusi zabais, kuriuos lauze ir
deliojo rysuleliais. Bet, nelai-
me, nergaite neturejo geru wy
tiniq vantoms suristi.
Troboje buvo zemas, platus
langas, per kuri verzesi pirties
kamino liepsnu atosvaistes ir.
zaizdamos ant grindu, auksino
berzines vantas. Bet juo links
miau dege ugnis, tue nelaimin-
gesne jautesi mergaite. Ji Ii
nojo, kad vantos isbires vos pra-
DEUS vanotis, o il bus gedingai
isjuokta ir niekas sito neuzmirs,
gal net Xxi kitty Kaledu.
Tuo tarpu trobon iejo vyriau-
sias nanny seimininkas Ingmar
Ingmarsonas, kurio mergaite la
biausiai bijojo. Apziurejes, ar
gerai prikurenta pirtis, atejc
patikrinti vantu.
Ingmar Ingmarsonas buvo Sc
mas ir mego visus senuosius pa
procius. o kadangi naujuju lai-
ku zmones nebemego vanotis
pirtyse, j Sta paproti savo ma
muose jis kreipe ypatinga de-
mesi. Jis buvo apsivilkes senais
avies kailiniais, odinemis kelne-
mis- ir cebatais. Buvo purvinas,
nesiskutes, kad galejai il pa
laikyti elgeta. Veido bruozais
Ingmar Ingmarson buvo pana-
sus j senaja moteri. Abudu jie
kilo is tos pacios gimines ir nuo
mazu dienu iprato ypatingai
gerbti visus tos gimines zmones,
turincius budinguosius Ingmar-
sonu bruozus. Priklausyti sitai
giminei buvo nepaprasta garbe.
Ingmarsonai buvo patys garbin-
| giausi toje apylinkeje. 0 pats
Ingmar Ingmarsonas buvo pa
siekes auksciausia garbingumo
laipsni, mes buvo pats turtin-
giausias, gudriausias ir CALM
giausias lkininkas visame di-
deliame valsciuje.
seimininkas priejo prie vantas
risancios mergaites, paeme vie
ma jau surista ir smarkiai ia
pakrate. Vanta pabiro.
- Ell. mergaite, - tare Sc
nasis lkininkas ir nusijuoke.
Argi tn manai, kad tokiomis
vantomis galima vanotis Ing
marsonu pirtyje? =.
Kadangi namu seimininkas
nesupyko, isidrasinusi mergaite
paaiskino, kad il mielai butu
vantas stipriau surisusi, jei bu-
tq turejusi geru vytiniu.
- Tai tau reikia surasti W.
tiniu - maloniai tare seiminin-
kas, mes ir jis buvo kupinas
giedrios kaledines nuotaikos.
.Jis iSeio j kiema. apsizvalge,
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Linksmq KoIedu

savo Bendradarbiams, Remeja r Kausytojams linki
Evening star., 1950-12-07
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Evening star., 1950-08-19
By Robert J. Lewis
eeol Estots Editor Of The St1r

Four walls and roof, plus
the minimum amenities required
by the building codes, are suf-
flcient for shelter. But If you
want a pleasant place to live
in the bargain, you must pay
some attention to the surround
ingS.
LandScaping a house and pro-
viding it with attractive sur
roundings has been broken
down into a study all its own,
on the professional level. Land
scape architects aren't a nu-
merouS group, but their work
and study have contributed a
great deal to the beauty of most
well-cared-for homes.
In some cases. owners bor-
row ideas landscape architects
have put into effect elsewhere.
or have discussed in books. In
others, landscaping is tailor
made for the particular house
itself.
ColIabOrative Design.
The Washington home and
grounds shown on this page to-
day are the result of a collabo-
rative design. Working with J.
P. Trouchaud, designer of the
house, Landscape Architect
Rose Greely developed the plan
for the functional and beauti-
flying surroundings.
Miss Greely's work included
designing a terrace partially
Evening star., 1950-08-19
Homes Londscoping Becomes
Inteqrm Part of Architecture

paved with fiagstones, retain
ing wall and steps, stepped-back
planting boxes, and a vegetable
garden area.
Her work was important par
ticularly to obtain best use of
the part Of the steeply- -sloping
lot not occupied by the house.
and to help tie the levels of
house and land into a har-
monious whole. Mr.. Trouchaud
said.
On Chain Bridge Road.
The house is located at 2960
Chain Bridge road NV. 1t has
four bedrooms. Two are now
used as bedrooms; a third
doubles as a library, and the
fourth now serves as a study.
Each of the four bedrooms has
a bath.
In addition, the house has
living room, dining room, kitch-
(See LEWIS. Page B-3.)
Evening star., 1950-08-19

than were ever before started in
q single month in this country,
BIS said.
This makes the seventh straight
month that all records for COM
parable months in previous years
were shattered, the agency point
ed out.
$40 Rise In Period.
In July, total of 144,000 per-
manent non-farm dwelling units
were put under construction in
the United States. bringing the
seven-month total so far this year
to almost $4,000.
New housing activity for the
January-July period. this year.
was 54 per cent above the volume
for the corresponding period last
year. BIS said.
While the national trend was
Evening star., 1950-08-19

(See LEWIS, Page B-3.D
Evening star., 1950-08-19

upward. there were indications, on
the basis of incomplete figures.
that the housing volume in the
Washington area declined some
what and that no new records
were set here in July.
Gains In Nation as Whole.
In the Nation as a whole. the
number of single family houses
started continued to gain as the
number of apartment units de-
clined. Though rental housing
gained 80 per cent in the first
four months of this year, as COM
pared to the first four months of
last year. the volume of single
family houses for the first seven
months of 1850 was greater than
(See BUILDING. Page BAD
Evening star., 1950-08-19
BIS Reports July Production
OF Dwellings Biggest in History

again monthly home building record in history
been broken the Labor Departments Bureau Labor Statistics
reported today.
put construction July
Evening star., 1950-08-05

counted the same as other days.
and Mary Cocks. 20. iS52 PARK rd NV;
John ,DeHnsrte, n. Berwyn Md and
Pauline Dareaneelo g0 2ls s. ne and
Catherine savochka. 2S. 2536 14th st.
'0an and Hda Se SnEoS~ e. aooS 81
Alfred Y Williams, 4s, % 4sth st. s.e, and
James Clark, 20, New York CITY, and
odstte Gnilotean 27 R72s st. NV
benjamin. oliver, ir.. 25. se4 9Th st. s.w.,
and Florence Forgione, 25. 1000 H st,
Angelo Cleminzi, 80 Beverly. Mass. and
Lucia Anselmo. %, 4516 Georsia ave.
Robert Sargent 40, 1921 Massachusetts
ave. Sc. and Hannah Barnes, So, 1884
Nelson Warren sS sSe and nd Gladys Nixon, 81
Philip PES lDssMsrsis; il e 50; ana Marie Mercer
James Hedgeman, 27. Si2e 9th st. NV,
and Viola Wagner, 23, 635 Marion st.
John CHAMPION, 2s 4o$e K st. NV. and
Paul cornweil. s3 644 MassachHsetts ssi nus ave.
n.e.' and Eula Howard, 20, 1887 D st.
Joseph Phillips. tr.. AZ, 1929 I st. NV,
az and : Mary A. Wallace. 40. 1929 Columbia
siemqnd Asch, 81, New Rochelle, N. y.
and and Pearl Adams, "a. 3014 Send st. NV,
Grace ssPp 90. is9S FmRei GoibrSok % 's st. ana ns
Robert Gardner, 25. 3O6 Bryant st ne,
10 and and gloria gloria siegel g. Mt. Rainier. Nd
ceans. and Marie AndersSn, al; New York City;
Shirley 0fhs9h Hushes 81 MSnhs Safo newark Ps and sd
NV. ''
nv. and Patricia Luber, 10, 469 X St.
Daniel KEeating: %, 1913 Q st. NV. and
Robert bertalEe Roef Me'chGrt rart 20 Winter WIS
:. Maryann Kelley, 30. Lowell. L Mass, Mas ana
Stephen German. 2s. 43l5 30th st. NV.
and Virginia Nelly. 80. 73s Long fellow
Georse swackhamer "a, 1878 sherwood
st; st. M ne: and d. Dolores Finney, 20, 9I6
-, both Of AlexandrE Va. ~ ''''e' l.
wa% Annie {ns5sm GsoaRIn ii 1Ss $50 St Sc and
Maria Schurr. 90, Glenn Dale. N. Y Y.
ofRn Peneaae aefvso1 ps1R,ns a. RoekylIe No snd
Murphy. IS, 4o5 9Th st. s.w. s.W' A''u 0e'''
Willard Garcia, 81, silver Spring, Md,
and Catherine White. 81, 24O2 10th st.
Melvin Graham. 90. 42o 9Th st. se, and
x,fS.a ,MfSarsaTst aot.lda Hall 90 II M St. s:w:
tune 81 both Of Of 1903 aoo sth MarsaFft s nw For
Charles Curtis, jr., Is, Brentwood. Md,
and Sonya Resh. Is, 1905 .23rd st. sc.
John m y, W1od; 3d., 2l' St. Leonard. Md. and
william Woelbrights IT., 36; oiney. and
Arthur Pannone, IS, 1905 Southern ave.
Sc Sc ana Mary Johnson 90. 1921 New
James mes NJ Murray. n;S; %, Fort Belvoir, Va. and