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Evening star., 1955-09-21
ILuos Premier Sees
Red Rule Attempt

NEW DELHI, Sept. 81 R.-
Laotian Premier Katay D. Sas-
orith charged yesterday the Reds
are attempting to set UP a Com
munist regime in the little Indo-
Chinese kingdom.
The premier. who is on q 10
day tour Of India with Laotian
Crown Prince Savang Vathana,
told a meeting Of the Indian
Council Of World Affairs that
implementation Of the Geneva
Evening star., 1955-09-21
Jury Indicts Man
In Marriage Froud

BALTIMORE. Sept. 81 (P.-
Joseph La Blanc. ex-Balti-
morean now living in st. Peters,
burg, Fla, was indicted by a
Federal grand jury yesterday on
o combination of charges of
mail fraud and attempted mar
riage fraud involving three
Evening star., 1955-09-21

THE JACKETS There's eo.vo elegance In both these jackets
perfect Teammates for Penney spo shirts and saeksl
great 2nl buy the Sanorlannsh woonyon plaid
to anylon tae Trims of 2p Durene cotton knit permit the
entire jacket to be machine washed in ukewam water Pick
redngod other fashion colorngs Or pick the
flannel jacket it's Falls number fabric You'll lot of
It, but not handsomely styled and detailed at Penneys
THE SLACkS: Pick from Of the richest and proeiieoI
Penney the beauty of the soft natural
drape of wool perfectly balanced with manmade bres for
extra performance Non and Dacron added added
wnkeresistance economical Quality Penney tailor
ing takes of the rest Hollywood styled light medium and
char-tones including black emerald.
Evening star., 1955-05-31
THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. C. B.:
4

ringer. to be presented by her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
G. Barringer. at a dinner at
the F Street Club.
Miss Ann Mallory Walker,
to be presented by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Walker,
at a tea dance at the Chevy
Chase Club.
Miss Grace Ann Guggen-
helm. to be presented by her
grandfather, Col. M. Robert
Guggenheim and Mrs. Gug-
genheim, at their home.
Miss Elsa Lucia Farman, to
be presented by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hugo Far
Evening star., 1955-05-31
Miss DOre Martin Weds
Mr.. Hugh Reilly Thomas
.Hesslcr Photo.

The ,;Shers were Mr.. Stephen
Thomas, brother Of the groom,
Mr.. Wi.liam Carlir and Mr..
John Dickinson Of Washing
ton, Mr.. Gordo.4 Dickerinan
Dewart and Mr.. Edwin Pat.
ric'- Flynn of New York CITY,
Mr.. Peter Mickle of Tuxedo
Park, and Mr.. Joseph Hilbish
ard Mr.. Barry Shanahan,
both of Pittsburgh.
1ne bride was graduated
from the Madeira School. at
tended Smith College and was
graduated from George Wash
i,.gtor University. She is a
member of the Junior League
and tie Sulgrave Club Of
Washington. She was pre-
sented to society by her par
nnts at a tea held at the Sui
grave CLUB, and also came out
at the 1948 Boston Cotillion.
She is the daughter of the late
Mr.. William Martin of Boston
ard uhe granddaughter of
Mrs. Edward EI erett Blodgett,
also OF Boston.
Mr.. Thomas attended the
Canterbury School and Brown
University. He is a member
of the University Club Of
Washington.
Evening star., 1955-05-31

Mr.. and Mrs. John William
Heron of Pooomac nnounce
the mar4 iage o. Mrs. Herron's
daughter, Hiss Dore Martin.
to Mr.. Hugh Reilly Thomas.
son of Mrs. Francis De L,.sh-
mutt Thon is and the lat Mr..
Thomas. The weduing took
place yesterday at the Church
of the AnnLnciation. A re-
ception followed at the noma
of the brides parents.
Given in m0rIiage by her
stepfaLhel, the bride wore (.
gown of antique satin and a
Iosepoint veil and carried gar
deniaS and ST. phalotiS.
Miss Nancy Hefror sister of
tie L.ide, was the maid IF
fonor. Bridesmaids were Miss
Jane Browne of Los Angeles,
M s. Robert Buffum of Week.
agaug. X. l.. Miss Hope Girls
void O. Boston, Miss Virginia
Wilmot of Pittsburgh and Miss
Virginia johnson. Miss Anne
Mar':a', Miss Clara Mills and
Miss Frances Rowan, all of
Washington.
Mr.. Francis Thomas, jr..
was his broUher'~ best man
Evening star., 1955-05-31

The Ambassador of Ceylon
and Mrs. Gunewardene enter
tanned at a cocktail party last
evening at the Embassy in
honor of delegates to the recent
World Health Organization As
sembly held in Mexico City.
Many of the delegates, either
ministers of health or directors
of health services in their re-
spective countries, are visiting
Washington over the holiday
week end before stopping off
in Baltimore and later New
York City.
The trip includes tours OF
various medical centers in all
three cities.
Receiving with the host and
hostess vas DR.. L. j. Kahawita.
director of the Public Health
Service in Ceylon. During the
Mexican assembly, DR.. Kaha-
vita served as assistant to
Ambassador Gunewardene, who
was chief delegate to the
gathering.
Surgeon General and Mrs.
Leonard A. Scheele were among
the many guests invited to az
tend the party as were Deputy
Surgeon General and Mrs. w.
Palmer Dearing, Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. George E. Armstrong. DR..
Martha Eliot, DR.. and Mrs. c.
j. Van Sly ke and many others.
Invitations in the Diplomatic
Corps were extended 70 the
Ambassador of Great Britain
and Lady Makins the Am
bassador of Canada and Mrs.
Heeney, the Ambassador Of
New Zealand and Lady Monro,
the Ambassador of South At
rica and Mrs. Holloway, the
ambassador of Australia and
Lady Spender, the Ambassa-
dor OF India and Mrs. Mehta
and the Ambassador of PakiS-
tan and Begun Ali
In addition to beverages.
those in attendance sampled
Evening star., 1955-05-31

The Little Season" for deb
utantes is upon us again, and
plars for coming out parties
are under way. Here are some
of the debs who will be pre-
sented this June:
June 8-Miss Jane Casey, to
be presented by her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Casey. at
a tea.
June 10-Miss Sophie Mar
shall, TO be presented by her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Marshall. at a tea
Miss Bettina Hartley, to be
presented by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Livingstone Hartley,
at a tea.
June l1-Miss Lucy Hight,
to be presented by her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Hight,
jr. at a tea.
June 12-Miss Julie Fair
man Hamm, to be presented by
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Hamm, jr. at a tea.
June IA Miss Louise Gra-
ham, to be presented by her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John S.
Graham. at a tea.
Miss Cornelia Drake Hoeffel
to be presented by her parents.
Admiral and Mrs. Hoeffel, at
a tea.
Miss Alexandra Hufty. to be
presented by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Page Hufty. at a
dance at the Chevy Chase Club
Evening star., 1955-05-31

man. at a tea dance at their
home.
Miss Elizabeth Gore Barnes.
daughter Of Capt. and Mrs.
Robert McCumber Barnes. and
Miss Martha Whitfield Liv-
dahl, daughter of Capt. and
Mrs. Orlin Lester Livdahl. to
be presented at a tea dance
at the Army Navy Country
Club.
June 17-Miss Ellen, Mac
Nellie. daughter Of Mrs.
Augustus Riggs. to be presented
by her mother and grand
mother. Mrs. Merriweather
Post, at a dance at the Chevy
Chase Club.
Evening star., 1955-05-31
w. H. O. Delegates
Feted by Envoy

Bullets laden with many deli
cacies native to Ceylon.
The honor guests included
representatives from Afganis-
tan, Australia, Belgium, Cam
bodia, Ceylon. Chile, Denmark,
Ecuador. Egypt Greece, Ger
many, Iceland. India, Indone-
sia, Iran, Israel. Italy. Japan,
Jordan. Korea and Lebanon.
Al"o. Libya, Monaco, Neither
lands. Nicaragua. Norway, the
Philippines, Portugal, Spain,
Sudan, Sweden. Syria, Thai
land, Tunisia. Turkey, the
Union of South Africa, Uru-
quay and Vietnam.
Evening star., 1955-05-31
s-Altemus
Ceremony Held

announcement is m a de of
the recent marriage of Mrs.
Marion -. Altemus TO Mr..
Earnest w. lifts. Tie cere-
molly took p'lce in tie First
Presbyterian Church in Green
vile, S. C.
Mrs. Pitts is a member Of
the Fourth PresE yteris n
Church here. The couple will
make their home in Silver
Spring.
Evening star., 1955-05-31
Teas, Dances Mark
The little Season"

June l5-Miss Marie Den
nett Murphy, to be presented
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Gabriel Murphy, at a tea
and dance at their home.
Miss Elizabeth DENLY, to be
presented by her mother and
Stepfather, Mr.. and Mrs. Jean
Caillouet. with Miss Marie
Louise Slidell, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Slidell. at a tea
dance at Chevy Chase Club.
June 16-MiSS Anil Bar
Evening star., 1955-05-31
Miss Burnes to Wed

Mrs. Ernest F. Barnes an
nounces the engagement of
her daughter Evelyn Patricia
to Mr.. Francis KAY ier Martin,
son of MI. and Mrs. George
c. Martin. A September we'd
ding is planned.
Homer news., 1955-05-19
N EE DE D
A BOOK

Last Friday about history book Alaskan He funds had been provided book but that compl money
 The question of history Kan schools brought during the past while substituting the various teachers tn the local school The fault of their little nothing b1g full Territory ours.
 We have idea of much 1t costs history pook written, but 1t should be The Territory educated will would 1nvaluab1es
 When stop think 1t, unbe1tev- able that this 1and history full able episodes should fail completely on the minds of its youth the heritage that is
 Perhaps if the Territorial treasury the cost of having good history written. then the people, could ante for the dollars for each fund sing drive that Uy not drive to history book Alaskan school child
Homer news., 1955-05-19
COMMUNITY HALL

About week had opportunity drive the East End road the building being Fritz Greek Civic Social Center didn't to into the buildings but could that the walls nearly 1t obvious that folks Greek i've don't call East-Enders) thing big vert1callog build looked
 
 collecting, preparing and putting 1t up.
 We've heard lots of stories along the East fight thing right they working complete of the projects the Peninsula many going, folks. hope be there houseuarmng.
Homer news., 1955-05-19
BUILDING ADDIT ION TO U51NEs5

BUILDING ADOIT ION TO H 5INESS
 A new 20 8 addition is being placed on the g.!ythe and Son Builders Supply store this week by George Dah1gren.
 According to L. .. Wythe the new addition will give badly needed display space for the many lines Of mer- chand1se carried by the firm.
 Four large windows will allow ample lighting for the new shou room and give those passing by an opportunity to view the ner chand1se.
 At the pre- sent time Wythe & Son is the dealer for Mon- arch ranges, Hot point app1i- ances, Sound and Cascade floor covering, Briggs bath- room fixtures and many other nationally adverti sed brands of supplies for the home.
Homer news., 1955-05-19
THE COMMISSIONER

We would like to commenting in which Don Dafoe Territorial t1ens answered the questions put members last Fridays meeting. hear Territorial officer
 The missioner told his listeners exactly thought wide Of subjects dealing He spoke in wrds that should all. He spoke clearly and without hasitancy.
 We think that if depart the coi sst would pie ready and willing all qest ons would be better Territory in which live.
Homer news., 1955-05-19
MARTIN FAMILY VISITS

MT. and Mrs. Edward Mart in of Glenna11en visited tho home of his brother, Noel Mart in, this week.
 Mir. Martin is with the Torritori a1 patrol and will De stat toned in Homer some- time in Ju1ys
 Tho Martins have three sons.
Homer news., 1955-05-19
NEW GARDEN COLUMN NEXT EEEK

MGW GAhUGN AO1ONS N-sAA TAAA
 The Homer Neus is happy 70 announce that Ruth NeT Tananp M11ler's Landing gardener will start a garden column n next ueek's issues She V1l4 be writ ing the columns every neck and ztl1 cover the grow ing of vegetables, flowers and berriese
 Mrs. Newman carries on an oxtens i've bus1ne ss in vege- table and f1oUer plants each year and nll drau on her vide knowledge and exTe r1ence in telling our readers about the problems that she has ex- perienced and the pleasure that she derives from her york;
Homer news., 1955-05-19
RECEIVES UNIVERSITY DEGREE

RECEIVES UNIVERSITY DECREE
 Anne Gain, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Lewis of Co., hoe, received a bache Tor of science degree from the Un1- versity of Alaska during the graduation exerc isos held at the University Monday. She uas among 45 students receiv-' ing bachelor degrees and three Who received master's degrees
 Sir Hubert Wilkins, famed arctic explorer and scientist addressed the gradual ing c1as and received an honor ary Doctor Of Science degree.
Homer news., 1955-05-19
HcatE FROM UNIVERSITY

Nelda Tythe, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. L. c. Wythe re- turned homo from her studies at the Untve ersity of Alaska Tuo sday morning. Miss Wythe has completed her freshman year at the University where she ts a journal ism ma Jor.
Homer news., 1955-05-19
OPENS LIQUOR STORE

Harold B1l1ups has opened tho liquor store at the Homer Bar after doing extens i've re- modelling york.
Homer news., 1955-05-19
GENIAL JIM

Genial Jim Neely, your guitar st drumming host, at the Yah Sure says "cone on down, podner, and re- lax and enjoy yourselfs Open at Il a.ms daily.
 
 YAH SURF CUB
Homer news., 1955-05-19

NATURALIZATION PROCEEDINGS SET FOR HOMER f w Commissioner Conc King has announced that natura1izat1o proceedings will De hold tn Homer tn September. Complete details of the proceedt tngs have not been received, hou-- evers he said.
 This will De the first ttmD that the district court has ever planned to come to Homer, King said.
Arizona sun., 1955-02-18
WARMING:

"ARNINGs
Let's w a tc,ih
our language,
boys and girls,
on the streets
and in public
places and 0R
the buses.
Arizona sun., 1955-02-18
w. A. Robinson
Named On
Hospital Boord

Former princsra1 of the one
time Carver High School was
named without "a dissenting vote,
to The Board of Directors of Memo
nal Hospital. Mr.. Robinsons ac-
ceptance on this board marks an
other m.leSt me in the march Of
n1:norities to greater recognition
in Arizona.
Among other important positions
held by Mr.. Robins.n is, special
counsel to the superintendent OF
Phoenix High Schools and College
District and member of City Parks
Board.
Mr.. Robinson was principal OF
Carver about 10 years bef3re it
succumbed to the onslaght of de-
segregation in public schools.
Arizona sun., 1955-02-18
Rites For Mr.. Dawson
Held Yesterday

Funeral of James Allen Dawson,
S4 who died Tuesday in local
hospital was held at Webber's East
lake Mortuary Chapel, 1641 E. JEFF
ferson. Rev. l.. J. Harper and Rev.
r. N. Holt officiated. Burial in
Double Butte Cemetery, Tempe.
Mr.. Dawson came to Phoenix IL
years ago and worked for the
Phoenix Water Dept. two years
before retiring. He lived at 1744
f. Lincoln.
He is survived by his wife Mrs.
Irene Dawson, two daughters, Mrs.
Elnora Bray and Mrs. Laura Mich
kens, both of Paris, Texas and a
son Mr.. Ben Dawson of Duncan,
Okla. Grandson and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mickens and 4 great-grand-
children.
Arizona sun., 1955-02-18
Support of Governor MeFar|and
Solicited For House Bill lis

Editors note the National
Bar Associations Committee on
Human Rights" for the western
states, sOlicits Governor McF'ar-
lands support for passage of
H.B. lis pending i'm state legiS-
lature. The solicitation reads as
follows:
Your EXcellency:
In the last two years our Com
mittee on Human Rights for the
Western States of the National Bar
Assoc iation has been urging the
people of first ten and now nine
western states, including the State
of Arizona, to enact civil rights
Legislation guaranteeing protection
to all citizens against refusal of
service in places of public accom-
modation. In April, 1853 the State
of Oregon enacted civil rights legis-
lation which became effective July
u, 1853.
At the National Bar Associations
convention in New Orleans in Sep
tember, 1858 a resolution was
adopted calling upon the COVER
nors of the nine states; Arizona,
Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New
Mexico, North and South Dakota,
Utah and Wyoming to call special
sessions of their respective legiS-
latures for the express. purpose of
considering the problem of dis
crirninati2n against American citi-
zens and other persons in places of
public accommodation on account
of race, color, religion, or national
origin, and for the further purpose
of enacting appropriate corrective
legislation designed to eliminate
determinations, refusals, and in
justices in public places.
Pursuant to this resolution our
committee sent a letter to your
predecessor, Governor Howard
Pyle, together with copy of the
resolution 1t is our opinion that
the problem presented in the let
ter to Governor Pyle and in the
accompanying resolution is just as
Continued on Page g.
Arizona sun., 1955-02-18
Services Pending
For Jas. Wesibrook

James Westbrook, 70, passed at
a local hospital on February 16. He
was born in Alabama and moved
to Phoenix from Oklahoma in 1912.
He resided at 2437 East Chapman.
He is survived by his wife: Leila,
ten children: Rena Jacobs, Lessie
Thompson, Earnestine jackson.
Gladys Hamilton, Dollie Gunny and
Bobbie Westbrook, all of Phoenix;
Laura Lee Arlny of Oregon; Odes-
sia MIayfield of Los Angeles, Cali
fornia; Viola Wildon and James
Westbrook, both of Kansas City,
Missouri.
Arizona sun., 1955-02-18
Haitian President
Heads For Home

Haiti's flying President" Paul
E. Magloire, heading home via ia
maica after a 6,000-nile month
long tour Of the us. and Canada
paused briefly in Miami Monday
February IA.
The Presidents special Pan
American World Anyways Clipper
arrived in Miami at 1 pm, after
a five and a half hour flight from
Montreal. After an hours stop, the
President and his party of 30 con-
tinued 70 Kingston. arriving in the
Jamaican capital at 5 pm.
Jamaican officials, now celebrat-
ing the Booth anniversary of Brit
ish allegiance, plan high honors
and busy schedule of activities
for the Haitian party during its
three-day stay on the island
President and Madame Magloire
on their second international good
will tour by Pan American in
seven months, have been the guests
of President and Mrs. Eisenhower
at the White House, and have
visited New York, Nashville, Chi
cago. Boston. Ottawa and Mon
treal.
Arizona sun., 1955-02-18

the laws, and therefore should
have equal opportunities to Sc
cure employment in public de-
partments and with public con-
tractors,
NOW THEREFORE, BE 1T RE-
SOLVED: that the Unitarian
Church of Phoenix declares its
support of H.B. No. 68 which bill
declares that there shall be no
discrimination because of race,
creed, or national origin in public
employment by the State of Ari-
iona or by any of it's political
subdivisions, and which bill fur
ther declares that persons or
Arizona sun., 1955-02-18

AT recent congregational meet
ing the Unitarian Church of Phoe-
nix, 800 East Pasadena Avenue, one
block north of Camelback Road,
announced its support of House
Bill No. 6S by passage of the fol-
lowing resolution:
WHEREAS: The Unitarian Church
OF Phoenix, has formally avowed
its adherance to the principle of
the brotherhood of man,
AND WHEREAS: All citizens of
the country are required to bear
equally the responsibilities of
citizenship. such as paying taxes,
bearing arms, and conforming to
Arizona sun., 1955-02-18
Cashiers Exom
To Be Given

The Maricopa County Personnel
Department announces they are
accepting applications for eXami-
nations to be given for a CASHIER
l. The salary range for this job
is from 1920 to -276 per month on
a 40 hour week basis. Applications
are available at Maricopa County
Personnel Department, JOG South
First Avenue, Phoenix. The last
day for filing applications is Feb
ruary 25.
Arizona sun., 1955-02-18
Miss Seneca Chosen
Woman OF The Year

Miss Arlena E. Seneca has been
chosen woman of the Year, and
will be honored at reception
given by the Delta Gamma Zeta
Chapter of the Zeta Phi Beta Sor-
ority in the auditorium of the
Booker T. Washington School, Sum
day, February 27, at 4 pm.
Each year members of the Zeta
Phi Beta Sorority honor leading
Negro woman of the community
CONTINUED on Page So
Arizona sun., 1955-02-18
Mrs. Halls Funeral
Will Be Saturday

Mrs. Carlotta Glass Hall, 80,
passed Tuesday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Louise Phillips, 4417
South 18th Street. Mrs. Hall, a
moved to Phoenix in 1880 and
lived with her daughter Mrs. r. B.
Phillips until her death. Carlotta
Place, a, new subdivision on 10Th
Arizona sun., 1955-02-18
Moot Groyson
Victim Of
Accident

Moat Grayson, So, was killed as
he attempted to cross at 18th and
East Broadway on February II.
Mr.. Grayson moved to Phoenix in
1880 from Oklahoma. He resided
at 1929 South 34th.
Funeral arrangements are pend
ing at Ragsdale Mortuary.
He is survived by his wife,
Tommer.
Arizona sun., 1955-02-18
Rites Monday For
AIonzo Murray

Funeral services for AlonZo Muir
ray will be held Monday at 2 pm.
at the Chapel in the Valley. Rev.
J. Miner will officiate.
Mr. Murray was a native of Ten
nessee and came to Phoenix in
1925. He died at his home, $40
South Third Avenue, Wednesday.
He is survived by his wife,
Emma.
Arizona sun., 1955-02-18

firms doing business with the
State or any of its political SUBJ
divisions shall not be so dis
crinIinate
This resolution was passed by
written ballot without dissenting
vote.
Additional business conducted at
the meeting included the confirm
ing of DR.. E. Burdette Backus as
continuing minister of the church.
DR.. Backus has served since Oc-
tcber as interim minister of the
Unitarian Church.
Arizona sun., 1955-02-18

MKS. CAkLOTTA GLASS HALL
and Broadway. was named for
her by her daughter. Mrs. Phillips,
who develoSe the subdivision.
Mrs. Hall was a member of the
First Institutional Baptist Church.
Her remains will lay in state at
home Friday evening from 600
until funeral time. and friends may
(Continued on Page 81
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

D; g, GOVERNMENT. October Il,
I gsls91g s;,,; Il Ms w ,yEHIcLE
s AMEND 8 xi9los ss., Amend Fart
PARKrNd. Northwest sssslph section aGS s.
adding the following; kLINGLE
PLACE: From Massachusetts Ave-
nue. to 3gth Street on the north
Side, no parking at any time.
Amend Part II, Article XIV, Sec
t sSr,,d le3 ~ 81 PA Aha e. E Northeast
after the 2nd clause Of the para
graph dealing with X Street: On
the north service roadway, from
First Street east to the viaduct on
the south side. one-hour parking
ZOO H.m. to $3.50 pm: on the
no cta. size. no parking ct any time.
ton 1888 .1d) PARKING. Southeast
soUsT1HERS AVENUE AVENUE Fl From a9lsS onea
Road north 70 the second drive
on the west side; and from Bowen
an and and = essssi $50 IN pm. q Amend Sss
Part II. Article XVII, Section i8S
!ml TURNS. BY adding the fol-
lowing 9Th Street. and Florida
Avenue. NE. SO as to proceed east
on Florida Avenue, Amend Part IL,
Article XVII. Section 1875 fml
ists street aa ana i mass lSsSMant
Avenue. N.W,, so rs to proceed cast
on Massachusetts, Avenue, or north
on 18th Street. Amend Part II,
Article xxvIII. Section 100 (bl
ONE-wAY STREETS, Northeast
s ssiDs y P ssstas th From follg ssn.
Street to Linwood Place for north
bound trafIlc only, Amend Part II,
Article xxxIII. Section III. UN-
BALANCED TRAFFIC LANES. BY
adding the following: 18th STREET:
From Missouri Avenue to Peabody
one lane nortlibnund from z TO
$3.50 am. s. SPENCER, r.. e.
MCLAUGHLIN, Commissioners. d. c.
Ocl5
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DEATHS REPORTED
tFrom the o. c. Health DEPARTMENT.

Sarah J. Miller. .e6. 3o1s Adam st. NV.
Ann p. Fahnstock, so. 2633 18th st. n w.
pomenica Cavaiiere, So. 6222 0eorgia
Leiis W. stone. 81. 1884 Columbia I'd.
Fred w. Boland. 80, U. 8. Soldiers Home.
George White so 1901 Calvert st. NV
John ". Fletcher. rs. s07 Eye st, NV
Rena L. Rowe. II, 624 Maryland ave
Emily kinney. 90, Ridgewood. N. J.
Hazel z. Mosman, SO. $500 Quebec St.
Milton H. Huffman, 80, New orleans, La.
Robert A. Anderson, 20. 1925 Lamont st.
Gerald r. Cox. 20, Naval Receiving
Janice 4. Benenson. 8. $500 end st. Sc.
William J. Hall 2 months, North Miami,
Helen Dixon. IS. 1927 Irving st. NV.
Bessie g. Mackay. rs. 27O9 18th ct. NV.
John Chambers, 81. 5429 Central ave.
John N. Holland. SO. 1851 18th ct. NE.
Maceo G. Leatherwood. 81. 1921 Monroe
Henrietts D. Harris, 4s. 1920 c st. ne.
E E1,;,;o La9iylor. 4S Dig $.Hs =: nv.
Frank Ferguson, 2, 1907 r st. NV,