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CROWDED DOCKET
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I$4o9 payments on a 500. 700 loan
from his mother. $i35 for rent and
$500 for food. His net income, he
said, is $2,425.57 a month plus 500
semi-annually in fees from the
estate Of his father, the late Presi-
dent Franklin d. Roosevelt.
1 About the $I00, 900 note he gave
his mother, Mrs. Eleanor Roose-
welt, he said:
II won't receive my inheritance
during her lifetime. Normally
couldn't repay her until I got my
inheritance"
He said the note was protected
BY a 500, 900 insurance policy, the
premium on which is 81 200 an.
nually, paid by his Massachusetts
firm of Roosevelt and Sargent.
Because was not receiving a
salary, Mr.. Sargent agreed that
should get this amount in pre-.
miums," Roosevelt testified. John
Sargent, his partner, died last
month.
Early in the hearing Mrs. Roose.
welt testified: Several years age
Mr.. Roosevelt said he was worth
several million dollars, so We
could live in a lavish manner and
mot have to save out Of our current
Income"
Picone asked her about vacations
with their two young sons and
daughter. She said the children
were with them one week last
summer and had been promised
another week In August, the month
they separated.
At this point she bowed her head
and sobbed. She wept again after
telling the court that, last year,
Roosevelt offered to buy out part.
|ner for 500, 900, but a week after
they separated he sold his quarter
interest in three companies for a
dollar. The purchaser was iden-
Titled during a recess as Clifford
A. McLin, president of Insurance
& Finance Co.
Since their separation, Roosevelt
has paid her 500 a month, but
often the check came late and
there was an implication that If
II was uncooperative the check
wouldn't come at ALL" She did not
Iexplain the reference to coopera.
Ition, but said that, additionally,
Roosevelt paid school expenses for
the children, James Jr., s; Mich
aes, Z, and Eleanor, 6.
Items she listed among her fl
nancial needs included $4,000 an.
nually for travel and $3.50 yearly
for dentistry and medical care.
81 thought all the children would
lneed orthodontic work." she said.
"Most Of the children in the Roose-
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location. They practically lay 3
red carpet olt for the newcomer.
What do we do? Pass laws TO keep
strangers away and then cry in our
beer when we fail to achieve the
progress that we should make.
itchy Fingers
Navy Yard workers who have
had itchy fingers IN the past and
accidentally. carried government
property home are in a sweat.
There is a cleanup going on down
there to stop thievery. Rumor has
Il that quite a list Of names are
involved. Nobody knows what is
what except that one trial is Stat
ed to be held in Miami next Mon
day.
Even the poor Milquetoast char
acseF who walked out with gov.
ernment pencil in his breast pocket
is wondering II he faces a long
stay In Atlanta!
Any large military reservation
has a hard job controlling petty
stealing. During the war, two large
Packard engines were supposedly
lost out Of a PIT boat down at the
Yard. According to rumor, the
thief used Navy trucks, cranes, and
labor 10 transport the engines to a
private boat IN the Key West har-
Dor yet they say he was never
caught.
The guy used psychology. He
stole things so big and so openly
that no one could imagine trickery
being involved!
Don't Forget
There is a play at the High School
tonight, "Annie Get Your Gun. "
Proceeds will be used toward Sc
curing a home for underprivileged,
and delinquent children. Monroe
County needs such home and the
Juvenile Council is certainly doing
more than its share to help get one.
Won't you go to the play, enjoy
yourself, and at the same time,
help in this worthwhile endeavor?
The curtain goes up at $3.50 p. m.
and If you wish to get your tickets
downtown, they can be bought at
r. J. Showers Co., 535 Duval St.,
or Mar-Ed Dress Shop, Abb Du.
val St.
Let's help the kids who need
love, care, and protectionI
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VATICAN SAYS POPE
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N(OHt1uuCu tlOtu axe OuCl
toms of gastrits remain an I'm.
solved problem.
Three German nuns attend the
Pope, who is nearing the end oil
his second week of an enervating
illness officially reported to have
caught him weakened by exces.
sive, prolonged mental and physi-
cal work" Q
DR.. Galeazzi-Lisi. who issued a
bulletin yesterday on the Pope's
situation, went to bed for the night
after telling newsmen at 10 pm.
he had nothing to add to it.
That bulletin said hiccups which
were bothering the Pope had
ceased three days before, and that
it was hoped soon to repeat certain
X-ray examinations of both the
stomach and nearby organs whose
original results indicated normal
conditions.
Around, the world, millions were
praying for the Pope's recovery.
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NAVY HELICOPTERS

Continued from PAGE One
speed Canalejo 10 the Naval Hos
pital.
csnaleie has been in the light
house service since 1919. He has
been working a. his present as.
sisnment-she light on Logger
head Key in the Dry Torfvsas--
Tor ~ years. In his Is years in
the service, he has worked every
light from Miami 70 Dry Terfv-
gas.
The pilot of the rescue 'coptel
was Ii. tjgl Robert Kuhn of Roch
ellie Park, n. j. His co-pilot wa:
1t. H. S. Todd of BY City. Mich
Pilot of the accompanying air
craft was 1t. J. F. Senderling O.
- Slgsbee Road. He is married Il
the former Laverne Lowe of Key
West. The co-pilot of the accom-
panying 'copter was Ems. ". F
Ward of Fairfield. Conn.
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DEATH
JULIUS PINDER

Julius Pinder. rs. died last night
at the Monroe General Hospital
after an extended illness. Mr.. Pin
der resided at 1921 Angela ST. and
was known to his many friends
as Brother.
He is survived by one son. Matt
land Pinder: one sister, Mrs. Lou
Use Walterson; one brother. Char
lie Pinder; and ten grandchildren
Funeral services viii be held
Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock n
the Chapel Of Pritchard Funeral
Home with the Rev. D. T. New
man, pastor Of the Glad Tidings
Tabernacle, officiating. Burial vii
be in the family plot in City Gene
terry.
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TONICHT'S
ENTRIES

Grade 5
Rollaway Margie
Madeline's Choice
Ginger Hill
Lady Sandy
Super's Memory
Gruen
Beauty's Gift
Restore
THIRD RACE - SIS mile
Grade M
Jacqueline c.
r. o. S Morning Glory
Maple Syrup
Mr.. Mighty Lad
r. o. S Hesitation
FlaShy Pearl
Sol Bonita
o. J. S Outside
FOURTH RACE - s.lk mile
Grade (
Becky's Miss
Fair Monarch
Kay Roo
10 Ann Del
Princess Flax
Dear Lad
Dreams Pride
Lovely Day
FIFTH RACE - 80 mile
Grade S
CreStliner
Markoney
Viking Love
Blixt
Little Darlin
Peck's Pearl
Slick Miss
Bob Stack
SIXTH RACE - sis mile
Grade )
Cotton Nose
Another Whisk
Dian Hill
Hush Shane
Aloof
Wanda's Choice
Longiene
Midnighter
SEVENTH RACE - S.l6 mile
Grade Z
Pretty Blossom
Mercury Switch
Yardley
Break The Bank
Vaulta
Bugs Lass
Carib
Final Reward
|EITHTH RACE go S.l6 mile
Grade ] /
Judy Doll
Honest Buddy
Trail Guide ~
Tissort R~@H
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Gay Skipperlsael@
Lesal Loo.cr s'asse
N'Nin KAYE Ss mus
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TRADE secret
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"Pirates" Will
Capture Tampa
Without Battle

TAMPA R--Mayor Curtis Hixon
said today he would surrender the
keys Of the city to the Gasparilla
pirates Monday without resistance.
Astonished at the ease with
which a band Of the cut-throats
slipped past the defenses of the
Cigar City and pinned a surrender
ultimatum to the city hall door
last night, the mayor said:
Il am afraid there is no course
left open to US but to yield up the
city. 1t is not my wish to prolong
what would obviously be a losing
battle"
It's all in fun, Of course, this
annual invasion by the Mystic
Krewe of Gasparilla who sailed
these waters in the early 18th Gen.
fury.
The nautical invasion and parade
through the heart of the city to the
FLORIDA State fairgrounds have be-
come one of Florida's greatest
winter attractions.
This year the pirates will sail
to the assault in a brand new
Vessel, the Jose Gasparilla-the
only one built in many a year for
the announced purpose of piracy,
They will set out at 1890 a. m,
Monday from Ballast Point, On
Tampa Bay. near the city limits,
and join fleet of 2O0.3Oo Coasi
Guard craft, yachts, motorboats
and other small vessels in mid.
bay for the trip up the HillsbOrougb
River.
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Key West, Fla, Feb. 6, 1854
Observations Taken At City Office
at 7 AM, EST
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-06
This Rock
Of Ours
BY Bill Glib

II the City of Key West has thI
temerity to waste the people
money BY fighting an auto ren.a
suit that claims a certain city or
dinance Is unconstitutional, then
think Il wouldn't be = bad idea
we made the officials pay al ex
penses out Of their own pocket.
was present a couple Of year,
ago when the ordnance was pass
ed requiring ten years residence
before a license chculd be obtain
ed by outside auto rental agencies
Il was q jokei
AZ that time. an outside agency
wanted to move in principally Il
service the airports. There was M
law 10 keep them cut o<her thar
they had to have a local address
When representatives apgAbed fol
a license IL ives als02 two o'clecS
la the afternoon. Tfey were told
10 90 out and rent 81 osfice some
where in order 10 comply wath tlls
focal address" law. Things eegaE
10 hum then!
A special commission meeting
was hurriedly called. Before the
representatives 81 the auto rental
agency could return, the city or
dinance requiring ten years resi-
dence was passed On IN emergency
basis and another damn stranger
was fooled from coming into town
with new ideas and equipmeni
which could conceivalAy hurt local
talent in the chauffeur or car ren
tai business. (The quotes an
mfne).
There are no questions at the
time but that this ordinance was
unconstitutional. The principle idea
seemed to be a stall for time and
perhaps the possibility Of discou
raging anyone wto might not be
too sure whether or not he wanted
to move his business to Key West
anyway.
The same thing has happened
over and over thrugh the years.
had hoped that since so many new
businesses have been able to get in
during the past year, that perhap:
we would eventually grow up men
tally as well as physically. Guess
it viii take a little more time.
Other towns find it advantageous
10 advertise for commercial bust
ness and industry to move to their
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TEMPE RATURES
LETTER SENT TO
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Blaze II, and cared for him unit
Mrs. Foley and myself returned
home.
"BY his sIertness and quick
action, Mr.. Tyler saved oil our.
personal property. He has refused
to accept monetary consideration
50 ell we could give him was
our heartfelt thanks"
Foley's letter was forwarded e
Tyler'S commanding officer BY
Rear Adm. George c. Towner
commander of the base here, with
the request that the letter be made
a part of Tyler's military record
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''WINIPY'' RESCUES
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having refreshments, rushed to his
aid. When attempts to lift the car
proved fruidess. Gabrielson, after
"a bit Of quick thinking, secured q
large piece of board and using II
as a lever, managed to lift the
car high enought to remove the
unfortunate victim.
ByStanders reported that the
man was suffering from near suf.
location as the result Of the acct.
dent. GabrielSon and his wife EN-.
ma, then Gsnkinued on their fiaAjns
trip.
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BOY SCOUT WEEK

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Street. On Friday these displays
viii be judged by a committee TO
be named by Capt. r Simpson
USN. commanding officer Of the
Naval hospital.
Saturday viii see The boys com
peting for honorS in a field meet
TO be held in Bayview Park.
The following adults viii be II
charge Of the Field meet: Capt
A. H. Drop. Carlton Smith. VII
liam Perry, Fred knight and Tony
Martinez.
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The
-
Weathernlan
Says

Key West and Vicinity: Gener-
ally fair and continued cool to-
night and Sunday. Light to mod
crate northwest to north winds to-
night becoming northeasterly on
Sunday.
Florida: Mostly clear tonight be-
coming partly cloudy on Sunday.
With slowly rising temperatures.
Jacksonville Through The Florida
Straits and the East Gulf of Mexico:
Gentle to moderate winds variable
but mostly northwest tonight and
|northeasterly on Sunday. Clear to
partly cloudy weather to night be.
coming occasionally cloudy on
Sunday.
West Caribbean: Gentle to mod.
crate easterly and north easterly
winds tonight and Sunday. Partly
cloudy weather with widely scat
tered light showers.
Kew West. Fla. Feb. 6 1854
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Coffee Thief Nabbed

MANSFIELD, Ohio R-Crimes
OF the times: Luther Allen Hat
field, IS, was sentenced to five
days in jail and fined SIS and costs
by Municipal Judge G. W. Mar
riott after he admitted stealing a
6S-cent jar of instant coffee from
a Mansfield grocery store.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
BY SheiIoh Grchom
HOLLYWOOD.


Everyone Is trying to get
Liberace married OF - except
Liberace. The popular ticker
Of the ivories, and Of the fe-
male hunger for romance. is
standing firrn. he told me, on
his mo marriage" edict-
until my career is as secure
as Bing Crosby's. for example.
After all-who knows?-I may
be just another fash in the
pan"
The girl who is on fire to
Jump into the pan with Lee
his first name, which all his
friends use lis 23-year-old
Joanne Rio. She makes no
secret about her feelings for
the man who parlayed a
smile and two candelabra into
the No. l swoonboy for the
ladies.
81 love him. It would be
wonderful If he'd ask me to
marry him." jeanne, a bru-
nette dancer, informed me
ecstatically. Then, wistfully,
But so far he hasn't. What
do you hear?"
He's Coeey One
There has been divorce in
my family" is what I heard
from Liberace. His brother
George has been married
three times. 81 don't want to
make the same mistake" said
his famous younger brother.
"The front pages are full of
divorces. Marilyn Monroe sob
bing. Joe DiMaggio growing.
Every ones so unhappy. Then
I see the picture of me with
Joanne. We're smiling. We
look happy. That's what the
front page wants - happy
people. But I'm not ready to
marry any one now. I'm 60
ing to do a concert tour here
and in Europe. I have to
make a picture for Warmers.
Marriage to me is settling
down. I'm not ready to settle
down. I'm still too restless.
But when I'm ready, the
chances are I will marry
jeanne. I've known her for
four years. We've managed
to keep it to ourselves. I like
her. But even if I had the
desire of marriage, I don't
want people to put words in
my mouth. When the time
comes, I will speaks the words.
But I've no intention of drop
ping jeanne. She told me to
see other girls and I will. She
said, Then when you come
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Doughnut Girl
And Audie Meet
BY the Asseciatsd Press
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Film locations for his film
biograhy provided q reunion
between Audie Murphy and
the Red Cross girl who served
him doughnuts during the war.
The war hero and movie
star went to Yakima, Wash,
for combat scenes Of his own
story, ITO He'll and Back"
One day he recognized one OF
the set visitors. She was Flo
Martin, now a Yakima house.
wife and mother Of three.
During the war, she served in
Europe for the Red Cross and
was attached to Audie's out
fit, the Sd Division. for almost
three years.
HE looks just as he did in
those days." said Mrs. Mar
tin, land is just as nice q
person. I have never known
any leader so revered by his
men as was Audie."
She loaned the film COM
pany a snapshot of Audie re-
ceiving his Congressional Med
al of Honor from Gen. Patch
at Salzburg. It is believed to
be the only one in existence.
Evening star., 1954-10-24
When He's as Solid as Bing
Liberoce May Wed jeanne

back to me. I win know you
love me. :"
I asked Liberace II marriage
would hurt him with his fe-
male admirers. He doesn't
think so. Every star must
contend with fanatics - any
one who would desperately fall
In love with an image on the
screen, or a performer they
don't know, can't be serious.
But when the phony story Of
my engagement to jeanne was
printed, within three hours my
first concert was sold out. So
obviously marriage isn't going
to hurt me-"
jeanne is a great cook, ac-
cording to her beau. "Her
lasagna is heavenly. She
cooked a dinner for my mother
and me last night that was
q dream. :"
Mommo Unopposed
Stories have been printed
that Mamma Liberace does not
approve of her son taking a
wife. "But my mother told
me-" said her son. "The only
thing I want you to be is
happy. II marriage will make
you happy. marry You
know" unused the smiling
star, ''in my family I've al
ways been a Dorothy Dix type.
Every one keeps running to me
with his problems. But now I
have a problem. I don't want
any one to say. He had to
marry jeanne
It's a good thing Miss Rio
has faith. She managed to
smile when the man she loves
told her he has a burning pas
sion to meet Princess Mar
garet Rose of England. "It's
being arranged for me by
Bebe Daniels when I go to
London" he told me rap
turously. ITO me, Princess
Margaret is. the greatest"
It's hard to believe, but they
don't know Liberace yet in
Europe. But that will be rem
edied-he hopes-via records
and his picture for Warmers.
They're working on q story,
to show me in a different
character role, but at the same
time they will bring out all
the facets of my personality.
OF course, I'll play the piano,
too"
If you are a mamma and you
want your child to play like
Liberace, copy his mothers
method. 1--WE all had lessons,
and we had to wait our turn.
So it developed a lot of COM
petition among us. It be-
came a treat to practice and
Evening star., 1954-10-24

Matinee Today. Doors Open 1.45 PM.
Feature at 2:09, 4:0b. SOL. 7:57. 9:53
Parkins Lot. 1929 wisconsin Ave.
Evening star., 1954-10-24

mother never had to force
u.s."
At the moment, Liberace is
filming his TV series that now
appears in PIT cities. The
show is in its second year.
And his future, in spite Of the
misgivings about marriage,
looks as bright as his smile.
Fame is fun" said he. mo
wonder I smile and I'm happy.
Everything is so competitive
and II you can rise above the
Evening star., 1954-10-24

Starts Tues. Mexican Prize Film.
| THE YOUNG AND DAMNED Clos
olvidados).
Evening star., 1954-10-24
Dior's Fashions
frustrated Here
BY the Assoeioied Press
HOLLYWOOD.

Italian actresses will never
accept Christian Dior's new
fiat look-and for q very good
reason.
HE may design them flat."
says Milly vitale, "but his
dresses will still look round on
most of u.s."
The Italian beauty is now in
Hollywood to play Mrs. Eddie
Foy opposite Bob Hope in
Eddie Foy and the Seven Lit
tie Foys."
Evening star., 1954-10-24

crowd. you should be grate-
full. I have no patience with
stars who say, It's too much
work I'm grateful to be
working"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-08

the living room, decorated with
candsIabraR.
Mr. Pred Ewing sang 'Beoaass"
after which the TRADITIONAL wed
ding march was played Miss
Gloria Brown. sister Of the bride.
was maid Of honor. Mr.. Wander
Lewis. Of IT. Paul was the best
man.
ne BRIDE. given In marriage b.
her stsp-fatber. Mr. william Ash
By Of Dies Moanes. lows. wore .
whas embossed lacs gown The
bodice q thu gown was made q
tight hitting lace. with q Jacket o.
white lace. Ths bottom was fun
with alternating tiers % lace and
nyi0n pleat@d net Hsr veil vas
whIts nyioa net win small white
flowers acrOas uss bad band Her
shoes we're white with silver and
her tewslry was rsin@atons ear
rings with . matching necklaces
ard wateh given her ~ tbs green.
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Minnesota Eyewitness
ny BRENDA ICELAND

always oud-t roars sxplodea
shrieksbut Good silent
much Of Evil The fun
murders accidents
and constructive exists nevertheless
One that ordinary the
Good Witness the Minneapolis Tbunes do by
having Grim poor get
back At reader that the cooked
false conved leadership"
isn't good" but quite and hypocteA the whole
effect to make religion the feelings
smallown a little rspelsnt
bomb makes a peslsntlal
smoke three miles hghSn Evil smell and death and dreadful
clAngor But Spring C beauty noey and one
whole world nOSeleSSy silently becomes and each
blade and leaf designed with miraculous beauty
that jeweler Il.
Now the Of Spring clothing the whole world verdre
billion greater than the Bomb It s all nssss
And sol think the efforts the peace
makers In the world the Quakers conscientious obcOrH re-
Catholic FsdsrAStS the
people Gandh countless
others Before too long there might even be wowds Sdon
strike against
An American spain Il tell you Spanish
friend He officer the Civil War He admrer Of
Krishnamur this oaaon country and
fired shot think his
good companion piece to the told Of the Italian aviator
his becadse the
ship peaceful the sparkling below
Such advance guard Of higher civilization"
The milford sibIsy the Uni
vsty speak Philosophical Society
Norwegian history teacher "a Fulbrgh scholar told me-
a a pRcist told that he
getting nowhere his universally loved
Everybody who knows his absolutely devoted TO him sincere
angelic dauntess clear thinking soul
sIbleys subject why pacinS" lie
RpoIogzed the Il" the tall looking with
quick voice and lighted sm and he began 10
expound his ideas feelings 81 do not base
pacSm the New TesamenD but the delicate nslec
machinery philosophy Kant
the their what and what just man"
does
average puddsnhead In all
that that
achieved It's ends" Remember World War that 10 end the
became multiplied
to month pOWer7 Remember the war DeocracyHH
by tyranny Germany
athAt bound suffocsed and h the human
And War he said absurd impossible "UtOpan notion
Utopan something
that But something intellectually said he
paest because only those things
mankind
soldier made munitions he only
ing 20 the macabre Utopia thus doing world And
earnestly
tyranny poverty
by his tiny personal action and farther the
freedom and well being
Then Sunday ten O'Clock the morning
church heard Prof sby discuss atomic
But I VIII tell Of that time.
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st. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Jan, Mrs, Bliss Kemp, &Ia
Thomas Az; Joseph Jones. Asi
st. Anthony Az; wilbert Larry
Burns, AsI -. Anthony Az; Edith
Maaslc. $50 Carroll Az; Mrs,
Howard Kemp. 600 st. Anthony
Az, Mrs. John Pettiford. s97 Car.
roll Az: Mrs. Eariyn Bell, ei2 ~,
Anthony Az: Louis White, TAT
Thomas Ave.
Jan iO--M arva Ann Boyd, SGT
Iglehart Az: Merlin Price, 700
Rondo Az: Robert Tirpin, aoS
N. Western Az; Mr.. Risder Tur.
ner, 758 Rondo Az; Mrs. Rather
Inc williams. 687 Carroll Az.
Jan II-GeorEe VIM, Duncan,
4o5 st Anthony Az; Mrs. Dan
Briley, 6e5 81, Anthony Az; Mar.
celene Henderson, $50 ~. Anthony
Az: DrexsI Pugh s72 Carroll Az;
George Mundell. 703 st. Anthony
Az: Charles Lamb. $50 w. Cen.
trial Az.
Jan. EIoIse Toussaint. $50
IgIehart Az: Lois Smith. 3p7 g.
Anthony Az: Harold Price. 70s
Rondo Az: stephen Maxwell, 500
81. Anthony Av,
Jan. I3-Mrs. Theodore Allen,
900 IglehRrt Az: Patricia Brown,
eaI 81. Anthony Az: Lincoln
Berry Jr,, sos w. Central Az:
Mr.. Dewey jackson, Tao Rondo
Az; Mrs. Jeff Anderson. 900 ~,
Anthony Az: Mrs, Frances Smith.
100 ~. Anthony Ave, Cherry
Alice White, zoos Dale 81. ~
Jan. II Mrs. Clarence vAAaar
Taylor, 1915 Rondo Az: Rita
Jean HoIloman. 763 ~, Anthony
Az: Mr.. Melvin Henderson. $50
81. Anthony Az; Carol Keith
TENDED. 500 81 Anthony Ave
Mrs. Cecilia worthinKton, 90
R0ndo Az: Lawrence CAmbol,
S38 Arundel
Jan. i5- Mrs. Mabie Reynolds.
as Kent ~.
Out Of-TOwn Birthdays
Jan. is Mrs, Edna NJ. Holland,
L1@ Angeles. Calf