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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-10

THE books figures mostly per-
tain 10 the year 1883. The Of
ftcisi Catholic Directory, issued
by P. ]. Kennedy and Sons, New
York, last Spring. records . 70
tai US. Catholic population of
81 ,64e, ,424 for January |. 1854
9 gain OF l.723. 400 over the pre-
viouS year.l
Among other facets recorded in
the Yearbook are these:
/. Church membership in Amer
lea has increased by thirty mil
hons since 1910 to an all-time high
of 94,842,845. Thus about six per
sons out of ten are counted as
members of some church or sect.
2. Contributions TO Protestant
and Eastern Orthodox churches
came to ST, ,401, ,II4.217. This repre-
sents an increase of SO per cent
over 1852 and averages out te
Saba for every individual mem
Der.
Figures for other bodies were
not made available.)
3. There were 294,35 church
buildings in 1858, 50,040 of them
constructed since 1910.
4. Sunday school enrolment
(mostly in schools attached to
Protestant churches) totalled 35,
1886, 1866, and represented a gain
three times that of the increase
in church membership.
S. The figure used for member
ship in Jewish congregations was
5000 ,000-the same used in las
years Yearbook.
The Yearbook editor. DIR. Ben
son Y. Lands, holds that the new
statistics indicate that "a vigorous
sustained movement of American:
into the churches is reflected il
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-10
Educator Sees
Coming Race
of 'Televidiots'

LOS ANGELES - (NC) A
generation of 'teIevidiots" was
predicted by a nun here if
childrens current teleyision
habits don't change.
Sister Jean Patrice, a kim
dergarten teacher for % years
and author of a book, "Your
Family Circle" said that tele-
vision habits have caused an
"overall slowing down of the edu-
cative process because children
have lost their ability to concen-
trate."
She said teachers must put on a
"three-ring circus" in order to al
tract the attention of children ae-
customed to watching ''horses gal
Looping across the screen for sew
eral hours a day"
Lack of physical exercise and a
steady diet of TV had also caused
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-10
As Matters Stand
Joe Breig Says.
The Logic OF Alice

promptly pushed himself away
from her Are you all right, young
lady?" ne inquired apprehensiye-
~
"Of course I'm all right" Alice
shot back with a show of spirit.
"Of course you'd say so" said
the publisher gloomily. He passed
a hand across his brow, and it
came away damp. He smiled in
gratiatingly. Perhaps you can ex-
plain" he said.
why are you glad think some
things unconstitutional. when you
say it isn't?" His voice shook slight
~. Are you one of those people
who's just got compulsion to dis
agree with everybody"
Nonsense" said Alice. Il much
prefer agreeing. My position is per-
fectly simple. I'm glad you think
it's unconstitutional for a druggist
to cancel his order for your books,
even though it isn't, because as
long as you think that way, you
won't be able to refuse to do what
| came here to ask you TO do"
She paused, out of breath.
The publisher looked at her
with trapped look. What did
you come to ask me to do?" he in
quired.
Alice held up her package. Il
came to ask you to publish my
book and to spend enough money
promoting it to make it a best
seller. I'm glad you've decided to
do it,"
The publisher jumped TO his
feet. Il haven't decided anything
of the kind" he said angrily. Il
haven't even read your manu-
script"
oh" said Alice, "that won't be
necessary. Whether you like it or
not, you've got to publish it. If you
don't, you'll be guilty of censor
ship and violating freedom of the
press. You'd be unconstitutional.
could take you right up to the Su-
preme Court"
Get out!" shouted the publish
er suddenly. Get out You must
be madl"
Alice rose, tucked her manu-
script under her arm, and smiled
sadly. mo, not mad" she said
Merely logical. But ] suppose that
makes me seem insane TO you"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-10

nervousness among todsy's chill
dren SO that they often cannot re.
cite in class, Sister Jean Patrice
said.
"Shuffling feet and wrinsins
hands are sure signs OF excessive
feieviewing and there's no cure
except parental discipline" she
stated.
She warned that television is
prepared for adult consumption
and expressed amazement that par
ents who will not let their chill
dren participate in the adult activi-
ties of smoking and drinking will
allow their children to watch too
much TV.
The wrong kind of television, she
said, can be just as dangerous to
children's health of body and mind
as smoking or alcohol could be.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-10

ST. L0UIS-tNC)-Donald Drees,
0.S.B., former sports writer for st.
Louis daily newspapers, and former
editor of the magazine Sports,
took the vows of Benedictine
Brother at Conception Abbey, Con.
ception, Mo. Brother Donald en-
tered the Benediciine Novitiate in
February, 1858, after q years in
the journalism and business world.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-10
40. ZOO AT Outdoor Mass

MILWAUKEE = (NC) - Forty
thousand persons poured into Mil
waukee county stadium for the Gel
ebration of an outdoor Pontifical
Mass, held as part of the Milwau-
kee Archdiocese Marian Year OBJ
servance 1t was the largest single
group ever to witness the ceiebra-
tion of a Mass in Wisconsin.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-10

Nobody can
do this to me. .
he snarled.
APP arently
so m e body al
ready has - re-
pile d Alice
cheerfully.
He can't get
away with it,
vowed the pub
Usher. This is
censorship. Its
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-10

Alice, carrying . package, walk
ed into the publishers office and
found him kicking the waste
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-09-10
Yearbook Lists Growth
OF Churches In U.S.A.

NEW YORK = NCl = Membership in the Protestant
churches IN America has increased by GOT 325 according
the new Yearbook of American Churches
While Protestant bodies have grown by three per cent
the publication reports increase of 223824 members of
the Catholic Church. or four cent for total of 81 26
The Yearbook is published by the National Council of Church
eS of Christ in the l. A
Evening star., 1954-12-03

WILL BUILD
3-bedroom. 2-bath brick rambler on
HENRY C.. HUBBARD
ov. s-is4s JE. $4,000
Evening star., 1954-12-03

BIG. BIG, BIG, BRICK COLONIAL
baths and 2 1z-baths. full basement
9nished recreation room, 190-ft
deep lot. All this for S23,25O. Fo
sssssa}si sssos; ss nh e. 5sGRNtcK sayoc SHiaA a
HEIPs. 8 HEiP! IS / NEED HELP, Inc nee,
furniture IN my, living room. nice
warm fire burning in my fireplace
? family around table In. my din
i9s Ia i Toom, 1ni.h beds srs tor to- my 4 bedroom
9 upstairs). linens for both m;
downstairs and upstairs bath.
need children, to play in my half
acre yard and in my nice, big base
ment. And please, do pardon me
! don't mean to be braggadocious
bMt I was taught to be honest.
TERRfF1cALLY ERH Al YNfh NICE EESFtRf FoR oAf1 NY
$i7.s50; : RoRscHAcH REAITY ATTY
BEDROoMs-BricE. near Hecht,s
one owner; custom built; CT ap
proyyesdd; $20,509: ia. 2-4o63. ia
HANSx.MANSS HA1NaSSe; AZ ssfEseFfsi sPsefxL : Here s s
rambler that needs redecoratina
You can buy 81 for $4,000, whicl
liar houses In the. subdivision hav
apgprTaised agra 81 @ as high as S15,5oo
home, just of Columbia pike. Be
tached. fun bsrnt:. 2 Big bedrms.
MANNAs REALTY CO., a1i8 Wilson
BARGAIN-For sale BY owner: s17,.
eo9 eo9 raocJy rnts IyessT;uold sE;oId a-bedEm brie.
Sc Sesrd dxe hea. si.:hen fn siSs SsPP porch , base
sso.sso, CT AppRovED--N. Arl. Co
lonial featuring 9 bsdrms;. l q baths
adjoining screened porch, separatl
Srn..Fn.2 din; FFin2 sn.Is de luxe equip h KIT will
FLOOR; fun bsmt. with outsid,
entr.; fenced rear yard. with side
walks and situated on cul-de-sac
this area is exceptionally safe fol
children: Close to schools and transp
Call METzLER--Va. ONCE till {
csPE Rii,li' sSD 81 ~ 81 ACRES, 81. 800.
eled liv. rm. with beautiful stonl
firepl., ige. equip. kit. full bsmt
Located In nice suburban area, ye
only 3 blks: from transp. Owner
wants immediate sale. Cail Mr.. For
MnTzr,JHAR4yool Sqnf; "A; 4y7oll5 f3t,cs or IA. S-7S7S
NEAR NEW MELPAR--Attractiv s
bedroom redwood rambler; separatl
dining room: basement; carport; out
side fireplace, fruit trees; $4,000
SO down to GI. LYNN REALTY
ON POTOMAC-smaii house. Goo,
price and terms. Call n. A. EDGE
so H.4Oo6. .-k
new BRICK RAMBLER, in a choie,
N. Arlington location; only Q blks
to express transportation; bed.
rms, 2h baths, large liv. rTn. with
fireplace, separate dining rm., fully
equipped kitchen with table space
fun basement with fireplace; pricet
&C S23. 500. Shown BY appt. Cal
THE DARBY CO.. JA., 5-9393. Oper
raRhE III y BEDROOMS. : BArHs-sev
brick rambler in choice N. Airing.
ton location. Full basement, sepa.
rate dining room, kitchen with eat.
ing space. Priced at $2O,5OO witt
excellent terms. THE DARBY CO.
IA. 6-9303. Open Q It'll Q.
Evening star., 1954-12-03
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE


55O5 GA. AVE. NV. tabove Kenned,
St.)-Corner brick building, busy 10.
cation, ideal for any type operation
KAY REALTY CO, RIA. 6-2200.
-3
STORE AND APT, N. Enslewood-
Sale or lease to right party; avail
immed.; $1,000 down. J. VICTOF
DICKEY, AP. 7-SOSO.
best location. large frentags .or
Georgia ave. area: 1884 So: IT.
excellent public parking facilities
JU: 9-34e0; ewes. and SUM-, 10
WiscoSsIN HEasSSi AvE.-commercisl prop.
erty with 50-ft. frontage. improved
on one OF two 25-ft. lots with 6-rm
house. store front and out.of.
ground bsmt. Price, $50. 900. TNEz
CuSHARD: Realtor. EN-. 2-4232 OF
iSii Il sT. N.w.-store and 4 apts.,
rental $500 month. tennant. Price,
$50. Hall cash. balance terms
z. E. CARNEY & CO., MA. S-0102
GA. AVE. near Missouri ave. NV
STORE WITH OWN PARKING for
4 cars; driveWays from street and
alley; plus 2 apts. with private en-
frances. suitable many lines. I'm
mediate possession. Reasonable cash
payment. balance one trust. David
Rosenberg, with DREYFUSS BROS,
Realtors. MA. S-0662: eyes,. IA. q
Evening star., 1954-12-03
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARIZONA

tue SOUTHWEST FIaV0r"
Veterans, NO CASH REQUIRED on
ais sseh., sutasntic, "a ,eysl a ;.ass
acre shaded lot. Desirable rails
Church area, near all cows, incl,
swimming pool. 20xi3 liv. rfi., sep,
din. rnn., 3 very nice bedrms., equip.
kit, tile bath. Immaculate coildi-
tion khruuRhout. Already approved
QI Ct only $16.750. QUICK ACTION
Evening star., 1954-12-03
STORES FOR RENT

Us NV sSSss sass1s aaS5 isss ssa f1s do4 :
access to 30-foot alley. AVaiiahie
Jan; liza 9th st. NV. Phone
", D0uNIs Re. f.l0Un. -
DUPONT CfRCLE-Approx. $50 50.
nv.,,shsS A., shoT windoE terrsso lleof.
po5, NC. Dupont circle. pU.
TAkE I MINUTE AND GALE MF Tor
tnis bargain in store, shop or
once. Fine location; bus stops IS
y. from door; good for many bus.
innssses and rentsl only: Ss5 With
Al BAKER q SON, INC. lie south
"A sToRE yGsT AssfF OFF No. No 1 HWY,
with extra lot for storage or park.
ing, good for srocery shop, beauty
psrlor, ONCE. etc. BARGAIN. only SSb
with heat furnished. Phone XII.
s.eo44. Al BAKER g. SON. INC.
1le South st. Assph St. Alex, ys.
NR, 18th AND NEW YORK AVE.
tails. call Ma. S-9s5a. -Iii
IDEAL LOCATION for speciality
shop, $50, 50. IT., ample parking
area; 2 hlks. from .Hecht's. Park
ingtoa: rent reasonable. BURNER's
sOxs5-fT. sfosE. with fun bsSt. /:
new store: reasonable rent; near
Blair I'd; and Kansas ave. NV. 6222
Il Capitol IA; s-S93I.
81 Sao0 u per m no; we're YER. $3.50 to $500
JUST OFF r ST. AT 10th N.W.-At.
tractiye. modern, front, approx.
1000 50. IT,, on main floor, plus
1000 So. #. IN bsmt., suitable for
display or storage: also small bal.
cony. Rear entrance. Long lease
II desired. DREYFUSS BROS,
REALTORS, MA. s-05S2: sunday.
Evening star., 1954-12-03

OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
WASHINGTON BLDG. 18th and N;
suite; large reception rm., ideal Tor
LAWYERS, ETC.; rent. $151 per month,
S52 washington Bldg. Ma. s-33lI.
BETHESDA complete unit, con.
sstlns sfssss .nd of strsst,leyel sig-eend.
DE9kssT I9ssS ssRa$5E9as sss6ss sssp' isg isRgSe.
Dupont Circle. DU. 7-i234. "a .
SEVEN CORNERS, VA,-~New air.
sondi 3D., bldg. Call Ho. 2-s3bs or RA.
PHYSICIAN sUIrE-rin. location. s
Ssl5 18th st; NV. Call Ho. 2-535s
EVANs Vl e. .BSiLpitNc. iLfSt 1920 N. y. re ave,
siI5iSa ! kn. SIC. 6i Evans Evan 'lhGi slds. 'qshs. Mf.
1917 lem sT. N.w.-studio one.
roos aSa1lsels sbo SSS snS M month .2theF
UPTOWN. OFF 14th sT.-Liye with
apt. and lge. front store rm,; any
light business; street-level windows,
F. ST. NV. 500 BLOCK. End floor.
lGn' s4a eA ehse sds51 d5s5nisfsd E 7ssnf Sr sgsnnfurn
DocToR's oFFicEAMcsdergnO I'm sgOo bids Ms
1475 Euclid st. nv. Must be seen 10
be SEGREGATED. Hu. 3-3402. -7
DUPONT CIRCLE-Suite of 8 rooms,
Kitchen and bath: may be used e
studio or ofiice and residence. I'm,
3-S45I or DE. 2-50Ig. -3
kENSINGTON---New bldg. large of.
nee; reasonable rent includes utili-
LAWYERS OFFICE fully equip. for
sale or rent: oppor. for young att0r-
ney. insurance or mfgr. agent: near
Treasury. Ma. S-6225 or co. SOL Ii.
Evening star., 1954-12-03
HOUSES FOR .sALE--yA.
FALLS CHIIRCH AREA

4-bedroom. 2-bath brick home plus
groom and bath guesthouse. on
M-acre park-like lot. Cony. loc., no
traf1c. Owner transferred and viii
sacrifice for. 81 900 less than CT
appraisal OF S23, 500. Available.
Evening star., 1954-12-03
WAREHOUSES WANTED
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

1000 TO 1,50O SO. FT.-vicfnity oI
Go. ave. Cali MR.. KIRKLAND. ia,
9-1S77.
Evening star., 1954-12-03
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ASSUME $4,000, 4ss LOAN on thi,
3-bedrm., brick rambler In the coun-
try club area OF N. Arlington. Fully
equipped, modern kitchen: large
dining ell: full basement with tile
floor; attached garage: beautiful
patio; A-acre lot: ~ yrs. old and
In immaculate condition. Reduced
DARBY CO., IA. .6-9393. Open Q
til 0.
sl3,2OO GI--Immaculate 2-bedroom
ana s aep nrep hss an 9n sts,Sa sssly enss. a9Tsse
Trees. Lge. bright kitchen; city
utilities. Open daily; 926 Maple
wood dr.. Belvedere, adjacent tc
Lake Barcroft LYNN REALTY. JE
2.Q40fl - Il
Evening star., 1954-12-03
STORE
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

1929 14th ST. N.W.--5, 900 sq. #
Store and shop. for sales, service
Cement floor. 14-ft. ceiling; over
head doors, IT,. rear. RA. 1920.
203S K ST. NV, End Al 400 sq
e.. wired. air-cond.; go elec.:
LITTLE A FLOWER SHOP or s small
store: 1855 Wis. aye. NV; S1OG
p0WN4;oW1EE. 09psh; ~. sf8s5.w,,h a5Ssls. a., "a e,
lot: 1891 18th st. NV. For any
bus. or Light ind. NE. s-0041. -
ist COMMEkCIAIx-3,5 500 SO. IT,, Gen.
trally located; street ticcr and end
Tel. Ho. 2-s2a5 -
WHEATON-Commercial. facing viers
Mil .rd. and Reading drive: ideal
location for used-car lot win give
long-term lease. Phone Lo. 4-5660.
Evening star., 1954-12-03
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

WINTER CONVENIENCE
One Of the incest 2-bedroom houses
N the City OF Alexandra, this home
offers 23.ft. living room and q
bedroom l2xl7. The basement Il
caii Insa Kq s.sioe stn vERNoN Hf REAT9, pas1
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-05-15
Announcement!
CALLING ALL CLUBS

All Clubs-socia1, civic and
communicate asked to meet
at the home of Mrs. Bessie
Harris, 1868 Spaulding avenue,
Friday night, May 18th, 1854
at 800 o'clock to discuss our
prospective playground.
Mr.. Wallace FL h e r, in CO.
operation with Robbins Annual
Celebration League, Inc, is
making this request.
Please come out. Business of
Importance. Much will be dis
cussed and explained.
Please respond.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-05-15
AN ERROR IN
THE RELEASE OF
X-RAY DATES
THE TUBERCULOSIS
INSTITUTE

Chicago 7, Illinois
May 18th, 1854
Dear Mr.. Blocker:
An omission in our release
regarding the coming x-ray
for Health survey has just
been called to our attention.
Would you kindly add June
2 to the date of survey? The
hours on June 2 are from 1:30
to $50 pm.
Please accept Our apologies
for the omission; and thanks
for your cooperation.
Cordially,
SHIRLEY SITTLEIR
Public Relations.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-05-15

keep out of public places unless
you are called; hold monthly
instruction meetings and you'll
make long friends
Mr.. Coleman was a member
of many organizations on COM
ing to Robbins, some of which
are Master Mason, Prince Hall
Affiliation in Chicago; the Odd
Fellows; Past Noble Father of
the Royal Arch in Milwaukee;
the Knights Templars; 80 in
the .Consistory and many others.
Mr.. Coleman purchased prop
erty from Henry L. Robbins
in 1907 and in 1915 he was one
of the organizers of the Robbins
party. In 1916, he was mem
Der of the group instrumental
in the incorporation of the vii
lage. The group which opposed
this move was called the will
Nots.'
Mr.. Coleman was installed in
office as Chief of Police in 1917
by the Village President, Thorn
as Keller, and served for five
years.
In 1922, he ran for Police
magistrate on an independent
ticket, was elected, and served
for eight years.
He is credited with being the
first to secure charity for the
needy in Bremen Township in
1921.
Mr.. Coleman is one more 1iv-
ing pioneer who came to Rob-
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-05-15
/ OUR NEXT DOOR |
|! NEIGHB()RS
By
PELZONA ROBINSON

THE Next Door Neighbor of
= this week, Mr.. James Cole
man is a native of Atlanta, Ga.
He attended public school in
Memphis, Tennessee and came
to Chicago in 1898.
Mr.. James Coleman was the
first Chief of Police and magis-
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-05-15

bins as a trai1-b1azer for a COM
ing community and his foot
print is in the sands of time
marching onward.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1954-05-15

trate of til e
village and he
passes along
helpful advice
to the young
officers of the
present t i NJ e,
w h i c h is as
follows: Don't
be too quick
on the trigger
don t be too
quick to strike
with the club:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
| Catholic Men Plan
Prayer Virgil Tonight

More than 900 men from "a
Catholic parishes in Washington
and the Maryland Counties Of
Montgomery and Prince Georges
will take part in an all-night
prayer vigil from 10 o'clock to-
night to 6 am. tomorrow at the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart, Six
tenth street and Park road
NV.
The men, members Of the Moe
turnal Alteration Society Of the
Washington Archdiocese, spend
the first Thursday night and the
early hours of the first Friday
each month IN prayer. Each
man spends a designated hour in
prayer.
They will pray tonight for
world peace, help for persons in
Soviet concentration camps, the
welfare of members Of the
United States armed forces, and
the well-being of their Nation,
families and friends.
Two local parishes having
their own units will observe
different prayer hours. st. Mat
thew'S Cathedral will meet from
6 to IL o'clock tonight and st.
Francis de Sales from 8 pm.
tomorrow to Z" am. Saturday.
Several county units in Mary
land also will hold vigils at
different hours.
The Rev. Paul Repetti is
archdioceSan director of the
Nocturnal Alteration Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01
Retired Terminal EmpIoye
Feted for 5O-Year Service

Albert Butler, "a, of 329 Fifty
seventh street NE. recently re-
tired Washington Terminal en-
ploye, was honored by associates
yesterday, in recognition of the
more than so years he served
with the firm.
Mr.. Butler retired on March
8 as assistant foreman Of the
mail department.
His friends presented him with
q set of six pipes and cake.
A native of Charles County,
Md, he came to Washington in
1904, and the mail job was the
only one he ever held after leav-
ing the farm.
Mr.. Butler, who is colored, and
his wife, Lulu, 70, have daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Rose of Taylors-
vile. N. c.
Among those present at the
party was William H. Key, gen.
eral baggage agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-01

other days.
Eugene Goodwin: 20; 227 F st. ne. and
NV. and Angela Be e SAINTS. a. g.
M!sRa' Ms slsp assS e. eF 1851 4 Z
MONTE TdZ. An NhST:S 80 1914 F st. Re- and
and SSas D g. costs 81 4ao ayf Ma aS
chusetts ave. NV.
Maynard ana Dsm eF1,, Mash 421o AZ Alton 81
warren crlmmon, Is. and Gwendolyn
Mcdonald. 90. both Of 236 End st. ne
and joan Kiotz. e. II, i44s Y You 81 St. SEE Sc
and Margaret Fehrer. 10. 1453 Co
Katherine Crosby. 5s, I7@6 Kaiorams
seth ., Rops :. 50, A1sl,nEstoP. va and Ruth
Chauncey Taylor. 90. and Edith. Brooks
David I TSs. G5 cSse sa5 Park wa MD nj
NV, and Panthea Kaplin. 2s. 1888
New Hampshire ave. NV.
Robert HARTFORD. 81. and Luella Baucom.
ana clsa SRaef Dsa T. $3.50 81 Du f bcis
Charlie Mcknight. 80, and Izora King,
%. both of Alexandria, Va
James Downs, "a. 1881 Ontario pl. NV,
and Johnnye Ford. 20. 705 Irving st.
william Campbell, 81, 1918 18th st.
nv. and Leila Betters. 80, connells-
James Briscoe. 81. Alexandria: Va. and
Edna Posey. 1S, Arlington, Va.
and Barbara Todd. Fl, SS5 Peabody
carmere De Jaco. 40. and Helene Unuk.
AZ, both Of Baltimore.
David Lee. %. Fit. Belvoir,- Va. and
and Janet Stevens. 10. 1772 e st. ne;
Anece Hassen. 27. Sulphur, Okla. and
Selma Faquih. 81. $500 woodland
Raymond Butler. 81, II M st. s.w., and
Betty Bowen. Is. 1891 Union st. s.w.
Robert Cromwell 73. East Orange. N. j..
and Mary Jorzick, 81. 1718 st.
Marvin Blumbers. 90. 1924 pevonshire
pl. NV. and Charlotte Maletz. n.
John Rawlings. "a. 1889 You st. s.e
and Evelyn Curles. 10. 1881 You st.
Albert De Bose. IS. 90 9th st. ne. and
corrine Long. FL. 1903 Independence
Ben thompson. SO. 1911 P st. NV. and
Elizabeth Conn. 81. 1924 Massachu-
sets ave. NV.
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Howard u. Fetes Seniors

Howard University will enter
tain Washington area high
school seniors tomorrow. More
than 1000 visitors are expected.
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MorrioeeLicense
Applications

Under d. C. lGtD couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. DGit three full days
and receiDe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and hoH-
days are counted the same as
other days.
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Points for Parents >, Edy''. 1he"s. ws's<.

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said yes" mo" should determine ether deny
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