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ApTs UNfuRkisHEp-MD APIS uNFURN-vA. teent.I

I -BEDRM. APT. liy. I'm. bath, kit.
eembin. entry and dinette; $3.50:
Over store. corner Lee hwy. and
0lebe I'd; excel. bus service: water
and heat furn. 1853 Lee hwy.
2-BEDRM, APT, M. Ar Hecht's;
small bldg, mod. excel loe.; S67 80.
ov. $4,000, IA. 6-6415.
1 BEDRM.. SIS, al utiis. incl. liv.
rm.. kit. and hath. Cali IA. 6-4137.
ARLINGfON-EeW 2-bedrm. duplex
apt. l1l2 8. Cleveland ST. phone
MI. VERNON coURTs-Beautifuly
new apt. with 49, liv. rm.. lge. din
ette and Q fHll-sized hedrms., colored
tilf bath, completely equipped kit.
rent includes an utilities. Gail IA.
WEsT0vER APT. l-bedrm.. I'd floor,
6 exposures: washer, storage; &c
bus fare downtown Washington.
cow Pentaeon, Navy Annex, shop
ping center. churches: 1 or adults.
S6s.50, heat, hot water furn. IA.
S.919Q
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TAK0MA pK-Sl26 mo: attrae.
5-rm. brk. rambler: fun bsmt. and
sttis; So5eh nc fIog sssi ezsel les.
10. e-ii0S or 10. 5-35s3.
Riggs PARK AREA-2.bedrm. home;
attractiVeiy furn.; rec. rm-; gas
heat: SIPS Per mo. Cali Mouday.
ATTRACTIVE S-bedrm. and den;
close In Va; cool IN summer with
view; s mos. or longer; S1e6. H.
6-3l7e.
1 MILE from Fairfax station on Rd.
$50. 5 nj, from Fairfax Court House.
rooms. 2h baths. large living room
and recreation room with hreplaees:
oil heat; schools and churches con-
Yenient. Call between 4 and 9 pm.
0 to 9 pm. Sat and Sun. BR. S-so6s.
lTAKoMA PARK. ND. e7ol West
a nSTe hos u sts furnished s 0''hi aea'
ARL-. elose-in-4 or 5 rooms: lovely
~ Ssib n? 5A s- ssSSpa'.' tiled III: snd
BoYDs. Montgomery County, Md
4-bedrm- 2-bath home. servants
vile. PooiesviIle slos. NV Il:
CHEVY CHASE. ID. c., Ais Legation
avsii. now $500. Posoli;esSVils $ioss::
CHEVY cHAsE-4-bedroom, a-6s.h
6 pUENiNdToN. OIL. s-ses5. EM.
GESRsE1owN 3 bedrooms. .
s seESffH; CO Sss e::7o, EMMA MOORE S9
COUNTY, CLUB HILLS. ArL-
bath rambler: rear porch and patio
with fireplace. fun bsint.. club room
only; SS75 mo. THos, q. MA
1 ena san'. 81 g. 51AAias -sisl: Eyes.
.so5 3sTH RI. = Charming house
for summer, Spacious first mr.; End
mr., bedrms.,. 2 baths, sitting rm.;
Srd months nt MSS sss5 a We ssss sas sSc77ast
Rooms, nicely furn.. ~ baths:
screened porch, 1IxI9; towering
trees throughout sec, ~. e-927l.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Tiny unique old
S Sofstase for for bachelor q ADULTS 1s;
mo. II. lease, 10. s-s4si. 6.s pm.
tively furnished 3-bedrm; home.
baths. recreation rm., $3.50. mo: Oc-
sS Sspf fEGM AP ST.. " v1 Gs &C. vr-
nished, S125: 2 bedrms.. den. liv:
rm... din. area. kit. with stove and
refrig.,. util. rm. with washer and
tubs st asEs sTsss rSSes aE sSEns5
s1n nS; cali ssii is. g s.i5i Il Ma S'1o&i
ARL.--tmmed. poss,, brick rambler
type house, det.: heaut. furn;. newly
S Sessr bedTms w., one WITH WITH t En
| S-3074.
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COOP. APIS. FOR SALE

ds.s2 w. All sV e. 81 s5 ssS
RE acs a 2P FL. liv. rm., bed.
rm., kit, bath. walk in closet. OWN
ER. 1928 18th st. NV. AID. 2-7951'
VERY ATTRACTIVE APT.-spacious
and bath: beautiful view. RANDALL
H. HAGNER e. CO, De 2-3600.
Ewes. and Sun. Mrs. Ghanncy Muir
A Tsy' P Rfr; s-I DWRiILERs-own 1i Your
closet and storase space Win re-
dec: to please purchaser. EQUITY.
S3.lo0. Mo. pymts: all inclusive.
$s5.24; total cost Of apt, $1,000.
Owner will take Ind trust. Children
and pets accepted. MRS. ARCHER,
NEAR IA ISL 1sss AND q, s coG. Rp. Nv
priced: low maintenance. LINKINS
co, DI 5-s6Ss; ewes. and sun.
VIC: 1stS 81. AND COLUMBIA RID.
NW.-Spaciols, 3-exposure End a.
din, rm., 2 bedrms.. modern Kit. and
linen, 1 pantry and 5 clothes closets:
also bsmt. locker; monthly mainte-
nance S36.Yl; l blk. from extensive
vert st, and Mt. Pleasant" transp.
Inspection by appt. only: after Sun,
April Il, phone Mss NFWBoI,D.
CLEVELAND PARK Bedrm.. bath,
lily. rm., dinette, kit. 2 expos, large
closets. No. 2, 3407 10th st. NV,
mr.. Uptown shopping center. Open
Sun. 2 to g.: $4,000. terms. OWNER.
PRfvATELY OWNED. Main Bldg,
Westchester Hotel Apis, corner apt,
outside rms. full-size din. rm.: newly
decor: no furniture. KE. 7-1631.
is
NAYLoR GARDENS - Transferred
owners unusual Ssi4-exposcre) lst-
A., 2-bedrm. apt mod. ldry. facils.,
pvt. bsmt.. locker room: beautifully
Handicapped grounds. Additional
equity In tenant-occupied apt, plus
various financial reserves. LII.
1-l47l, III
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FLYNN CO-OPS
CO-OPS ARE ASSETS
WHY2

There are many reasons but
the few that follow should
serve to demonstrate that the
cooperative plan Of apart
ment home ownership Is worth
Investigation.
/. II costs you less than rent,
even while buying.
2. 1t gives you the security OF
being able to plan your ex-
penditures with an eye to
the future.
3. You live with carefully Sc
lected neighbors.
4. You have the widest pos
sible selection of sizes,
prices and locations from
which to choose.
II you wish further details
on the ever increasingly popu-
lar cooperative plan OF apart
ment home ownership, tele-
phone or call at these apart
nnanfs tOdav
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THE ONTARIO

1853 Ontario Rd. NV.
on 3 acres Of ground and with
its own private circular drive
way similar in setting 10 an
old English estate) Is this
MAGNIFICENT, 10ON fireproof,
elevator and switchboard
building In which, today. there
are open for inspection. q l.
bedroom. 2-bedroom and
4-bedroom apartment home.
Ask for Mr.. OWENS at ON
TARTO switchboard.
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EDMUND J. FLYNN co.

!ce-op. Apt. Authority since 1921
" Rs.. fsisp sss; NO. 7.ys7s $3.50 q
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OPEN, 2 It'll S
THE MENDOZA

THE MENDOZA
1920 Goth st. NV,
Atop the hill, one block east
OF Conn. ave. at Kalorania I'd,
2.bedroon, and den and 3-bed-
room and library apartment
homes In this well located, ele-
vator BLDG, convenient to
shops. one block east OF the
north OF the Mt. Pleasant
0ARVEY In AT. a6.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

I HAVE TENANTS
WANT furn. and unfurn. apis. In
D. C. Good fwhite) tenants. Reas.
fee. Call MANDEL, AID. 4-34O0. al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28

See your Zenith Hearing Aid
Dealer today. His name is listed
In your classified telephone d.
rectory. or tDrite.: Zenith Radio
Corporation, Dept. E8M5, 1901
Dickens Avenue, Chicago 80,
Ill.,, for details, local dealer list.
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. lap couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDait three full days
and receipe the license on the
fifth day. Sundays ana holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Bernard Whip. 81. Thurmont Md,
and Joann Brown. 10, Rapid City
NV. and Annette Leonard. 20. 25e3
william Rafierty. 25. Bats Holmead ri.
NV. and Stella Lipinsky, 10. 1905
w Arsan' ssot ave "a p y sss Morris pi me-
and Dolores Ashton. %, 500 End st.
Eliza Cox. 40. 200 goth st. ne. and
. Geraldine Wynes. "A; Middleburg: Va.
MS. S. both Of Of District Heishts. Ma.
Jasper Minis. "a. 1913 22nd st. ne. and
Jeroline wimbush. II, 26f7 18th st
Melvin c Mitchell ss Ays. s;gs 0i No
oeorse Hall, IS. l440 Chaplin st. NV.
and Romelia Flores. 90, l26 35th st.
Malcolm Tillett. 81. $50 2lst st. ne.
and Bernice johnson. 81. T15 irving
Burgess s Coleman. Darby, Pa. and Sarah
Wood. Isl! Independence ave. sc. :.
oe So Ksnf hss 500 M W. ss Mil ' "a
Donald Purvis, 81, shipman, Va. and
Willie Sisrist. 10. Alexandria. vs..
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and extra long wear finished with broad satin stripe.
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Cannons most popular big 24x46 inch man-ze towel made
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The Funny Fellow

George Jessel, the veteran
comedian who has decided to
leave our shores for good, few
back to do the National Council
To- Combat Blindness Lights On"
benefit. sat at his old table at
the Colony. George hasn't
changed or aged. He still sticks
a plain rlonocle in his right eye,
like the late Lee Shubert. and he
stu has all the old satiric con-
tempt for almost everybody. Yes
terday he had a long and lifting
conversation with Gene Caval-
laro in French. rejecting and
accepting lunch suggestions. The
French talk got q little inter-
uainable.
George" said guy at the
table. IT always thought you
were Jewish"
Jessel turned the monocle on
his guest. Wasn't Dreyfus?" he
demanded.
Now a darling of the houle-
Yards and English royalty. George
Ii inclined to have little patience
with television, which had not
enough patience with him. TT
not only ruined entertainment. "
he commended, at will ruin base
bah and prize fighting. I give
baseball two more years. Boxing
Ii already ruined. Any minute
now the sponsor win be casting
the fighters. You'll live to see the
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tain terrors even for George. In
London he had to follow Johnnie
Ray at q big benefit. II thought. !"
he admitted. that they'd do a
sort of letdown act between US.
Something like King Lear for
instance" He is. however. awed
by the Champs Elysee in Paris.
There's no street like it in the
world" he said. mot here. no.
where. And that wonderful bou-
levard has been put in a coun-
try which has government by
the Four Marx Brothers"
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hat I was wearing. poured the
sauce on it and ate the hat. II
tasted better than the snails."
Among many other achieve
|ments, Jessel lays claims to being
the inventor of the drink called
the Bloody Mary. He watched a
rum -dum friend in Hollywood
mix beer and catsup and was
compelled to improve upon the
beverage. This Is one Of his few
fond memories of Hollywood.
MY prettiest cousin" he said,
.''is married to one of the big
gest agents out there. Their
house is full Of antiques and ]
knew why ! was never invited
for dinner. I figured you had to
have q Chippendale rear end to
sit in those chairs. Finally ] was
invited. My cousins husband
asked me how long I'd been in
town.
Thirteen years. / told him. +"
y II 4
England and France hold GER
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MIDTOWN NEW YORK
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

day the sponsor matches Rocky
Marciano and Sidney Skolsky.'
4 Il Il
George is q little insure OF
why he was such a hit In London
It started with a command per-
Torrance.
81 was so fiustered," he ad-
mits, that all I could think oil
to say to Queen Elizabeth was to
ask her If she was going to the
coronation" He likes Paris much
better than Hollywood because
he learned to eat snails there.
ut was the sauce" he said
dreamily. after I ate the snails
I cut out q piece of the straw
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gsSS7l1k4 EE!eABo RHOoD ZZZ9zsg|
Films of More Than Routine Merit

ABOUT EvE"-A few old but fine Bette Davis
portrait of q fading movie queen.
INTERRUPTED MELODY"-The touching story Of Singer
Marjorie Lawrence's bout with polio.
LEFT HAND OF GOD"-Humphrey Bogart In top form
adventurer masquerading . priest
"THE PHENX CITY STORY"-Documentary shocker about
organized vice In . Southern city.
CONGRATULATIONS Hepburn proper American
enivening Venice vacation with romantic hinge.
ITO BACK"-Audie Murphy plays himself I'm the
story Of his Weird War ii military career.
"TRIAL-Arthur Kennedy and Glenn Ford in corng melo
drama flashing at Communists and prejudice.
WE'RE NO MISUNDERSTANDING Bogart again, leading m
unlikely, comic trio Of escapes from Devils Island.
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Fuel Use

LOS ANGELES.-A medium
powered turbo-jet aircraft en-
CINE, such as often used today,
burns its own weight Of petro-
leum fuel every 20 minutes in
fight.
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Vans TotoI $4,000

/. KANSAS 'CITY-The United
States has some 1000 long-dis-
lance moving companies, which
operate a total Of $4,000 vans
and do an annual business OF
half a billion dollars.
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Hilton Denies
Hotel Sale Plan

NEW YORK, Dec. 80 P.-
Conrad H. Hilton says he has
no intention of selling the Stat
Ter Hotel group as part of a
plan to help the Hilton chain
obtain an out-of-court settle
ment of a pending antitrust
suit.
Mr.. Hilton, who earlier con-
If1rmed reports that negotiations
were pending for a pre-trial set
Element of the suit. said yester-
day he did not intend to sell his
Statler properties but added:
Many inquiries and attractive
offers have been received for
certain of the company's (other)
properties in Washington and
New York.
AN are being carefully in
vestigated. None as yet has
been accepted"
Hilton hotels reported up for
sale include the New Yorker in
New York. the Mayfiower in
Washington, and Statler Hotels
In st. Louis and Los Angeles.
The Hilton chain announced
the sale yesterday of the 300
room jefferson Hotel in st.
Louis to the Sheraton Corp. of
America for SIS million. 1t will
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Illegal Sale of Rub|es
In U. S. Charged by Reds

MOSCOW, Dec. 80 Pl.-The
Soviets claim rubles are being
bought and sold illegally in the
United states. They warn that
any one bringing such cur
rency in or out of the Soviet
Union will be prosecuted and
the money conf1Scated.
TIE official Soviet news agency
TaSS also denied as a "crude
falsif1c alton" a report by
Columnist Sylvia Porter early
this month that the Soviet mis-
sion in Switzerland was selling
rubles to a Zurich bank.
The report had added that
other Soviet representatives
abroad also were putting ru5les
into circulation.
Tass also said a television pro-
gram on December Is had an
nounced that 100-ruble notes
were available at the New York
firm of Perera & Co. ito all who
desire and at an arbitrary rate
of the bank" Tor American
tourists wanting to travel in the
Soviet Union.
Regarded as Smuggling
Tass warned prospective tour
lists not to buy rubles outside
Russia, declaring:
Monetary legislation by the
Soviet Union prohibits exporta-
ton and importation of Soviet
money abroad. Such exporta-
ton and Importation is con-
sidered to be smuggling, and
Soviet money discovered In such
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K. Lunsing Roy Estate
Set at $3,742,0

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 80 R.--An
inventory filed in Probate Court
yesterday showed that e. Lansing
Ray, editor and publisher Of the
Globe Democrat who died August
80, left an estate valued at more
than $3.742. 900.
The bulk Of the estate was left
lin trust for Mrs. George Lloyd
Roberts Of London, England, a
daughter In law, and three
lgrandsons. The grandsons are
David Ray. who lived here with
the publisher, and Talton and
E. Lansing Ray III of Pinehurst,
N. c.
Mr.. Rays wife and his only
child. e. Lansing Ray, jr., died
lin 1916.
Mr.. Ray died Of a heart attack
lat II while at his Rye Beach,
IN. H.. summer home.
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an attempt is liable to conflsca-
ton. Persons guilty in such
cases are prosecuted under the
criminal CODE"
Government Taxes Value
The Soviet government fixes
the value of the ruble at Is
cents. although the ruble has
much less purchasing power in
Russia than a quarter has in
the United States.
In New York, foreign ex-
change broker Nicholas Deak
said last night he was selling the
Soviet currency in bulk at 1914
cents per ruble, and that his
supply was uninterrupted
Earlier this month he had
quoted it at 10 cents.
Told of the Russian denial
that Soviet agencies are selling
to foreign banks, Mr.. Deak said
II don't see where else they're
coming from"
Point of Origin
Presumably the rubles are OBJ
tanned in Central Europe, but
the broker said their exact point
of origin is a trade secret.
There was no immediate
comment from Miss Porter or
Perera and Co.
The growing number of West
Iern tourists in the Soviet Union
can use their own ourrencies to
prepay basic expenses - hotels.
transportation sightseeing and
meals. But they need rubles for
.incidentalS. The tourists object
to the ascent exchange rate.
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Johnson Muy Tell
His Plans Monday

ROCHESTER, MINI, Dec. sc
R.--Senator Johnson. Democrat
of Texas. may announce Monday
whether he plans to continue as
majority leader of the Senate.
Here for physical checkur
at the Mayo Clinic, Sc .lator
Johnson indicated to hospital
aides he would make no state
ment before reaching Washing
ton. >
He has been recuperating from
a hnart attack suffe. I'd last July
2. His wife, who accompanied
him here, said the Ser. 4tor plans
to compare the results of the
Mayo examination with one re-
ceived in Atlanta recently, then
''mull 1t over for a while" before
making any announcement.
The Texas Democrat is sched-
uled to leave here tomorrow
morning.
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ithe vote was approximately 2-to-
/ for rejection.
The offer was q $3.50 weekly
wage increase in a contract to
terminate next November 80.
Stereotypers previously had In
sisted upon $3.75 and q Novem-
Der 80 expiration date.
The stereotypers walked out a
few hours after their contract
expired at midnight last Novem-
Der 80. Other printing craft
unions honored their picket
lines and the dailies, which en-
Iployed $500 and had a daily
circulation of Ia million, shut
down.
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Detroit Papers
New Offer Rejected

DETROIT, Dec. 80 R.-stere-
|otypers. whose walkout December
/ closed down Detroit's three
metropolitan daily newspapers,
last night voted down a new
wage offer by the publishers Of
the Free Press, the Times and
the News.
Local union spokesman said
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Evening Services at Churches
I omorrow to Hail New Year

Numerous Washington resi-
dents and visitors will hail tn,
New Year at services tomorrow
in Dis .rict area churches.
A union candlelight service
will be held in the Green Vale,
Presbyterian Church, 5000 Dixor
street Sc, at II pm. Hillcres
Baptist Church will join In thu
worship.
The Rev. Vernon K. Hoover
minister of Green Valley Church
will speak on Great joy anc
the Rev. Herbert S. Reamy
rastor of H.llcrest Church, vii
join with him in conducting the
worship.
An open house" will be hello
In st. Johns Episcopal Church
3240 o street NV, at II pm.
with a service of meditation
starting at 1880 pm. The Rev
Williar Sharp. rector. will be il
charge.
The moving picture. "Tht
Mystery of 3 PM" will be
shown in Augustana Lutheran
Church, New Hampshire avenue
and v street NV, at the watch.
night program. starting at 9 pm
Communion will be held al
11:15 pm.
A 24-hour prayer vigil viii
begin at s pm. tomorrow In
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church, 900 Massachusetts, ave-
rue NV. A candlclight service
from II pm. to midnight, will
be part of the vigil.
The following churches announce
services for tomorrow:
p.m.-St. Andrew Lutheran. Glen
mont. Nd.
100 p.m.--Greenbelt (Md.l Lutheran
st, Paui's Lutheran. Falls Church. Va
p.m.-The following Lutheran
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iehurches: Bethlehem. First Trinity. Cal
vary Of Silver Spring. Pilgrim OF West
gate. Md. Trinity OF Mount Rainier
Md Emmanuel of Alexandria, Va. Our
Groveton. Va
1918 p.m.-ChrisL Lutheran.
$50 p.m.-hewis Memorial Methodist
p.m.-congress Heights Baptist.
Presbyterian
1913 pm. Faith EvanGelical Luz
theran. Hamline Methr fist.
IL Educational City Christian,
First Baptist, Luther Place Memorial
Lutheran. Foundry Methodist. North
minister Presbyterian, Arlington Meth
odfst, Sixth Presbyterian. Brookland
Baptist
1850 p.m.--St. Johns Episcopal. La
fayette square; Presbyterian Meeting
Hot e. Alexandria: Wesley Methodist
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Rood Safety Lesson

TOPEKA, Kans.. Dec. 30 tPl.
The Topeka T0astmasters Club
topic for last night was, How
Can We Prevent the Human
Sacrifice on the Highways?"
The POSTMASTER for the evening
was to have been Prescott Towle
but Frank WOODBURY. filled in
for him. Mr.. Towle was killed
last week in a highway acct
dent near Oman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-30

be known as the sheraton-Jef.
fferson.
However. Hilton officials in st
Louis said they had no plan:
for selling the st. Louis Statler
In an antitrust suit filed last
April, the Department of JUS
Itice alleged that acquisition by
Mr.. Hilton of hotels in the
Statler chain tended to destroy
competition in the operation OF
ihotels-particularly those doing
"a large convention business.
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Charles Lynch; 3, Chevy Chase, MI.
sofa ave, sc.
James Howard. 81. Hysttssille, Md. and
| Patricia Balderson, Is. 1929 Fourth
st. NV.
Ralph Brooks. 90, a54 Tenth st. Sc,
and Annie Parrish. SO. $50 p st. nv.
Jimmie Fenneii, 81. BOIL Georgia ave
! nv, and Geraldine Scott, 81. ais
| Third St e.
Roosevelt Tiliman; :. Laurinblrg n G.,
| and Barbara Banks. Is, 1882 Third
st. S.w.
Sterling Perry. 20. 5000 Cali pi, Sc,
! and Edna Gilchrist, 10, l4l7 Massa-
I ehuEetts ave. Sc.
/ Clayton jefferson. "a. sandston. Va,
| and Myron Snead, 10, Richmond.
John Won Leidersdorn. 81. chariottes-
Vile, Va. and Katharyn Williams. so,
Brownsville, T Z.
Roosevelt johnson. 80. 90 Tenth st
ne, and Rothie Moore, 81, 319 South
Capitol st.
James Carr. 90. 81. Eleventh St. nv.
and Yvonne HUMPHREYS 10, lis Eye
81. NV.
John Wheaton. 81. a7Os Thirteenth st
ma, and Alice Phiifer 81. 1880
Thirteenth ST. NV.
Robert Mack, go. 1922 Minnesota ave.
Sc. and Mary RANDY. 10. 1918 Car
I pSEbPI Ske Sc
Donald Johnson: 2s Prin ss!o v. Va
Dale Davis, 81 1912 Fo-ty-ffth st. NV.
Nd,
John LaRoche, 20. and JOY Meade. Is.
both of $50 hrandywine st. Sc.
Melvin Swartz, Is. 1880 Knox st. Sc.
and Patricia Lent. Is. Hyattsvilie, Nd.
Thomas Wren. IT.. IS, lit Fifty. fourth
ave, n ne and Lucy Gray o. 4la
Bill Guyette, 81, and Donna Dart. 10.
both of Grand Island, Nehr.
Les ana y Hios By y ~ Ar qSa !. 9S
James Ba, Ks, AZ, and Evelyn Lee. AZ
both Of 422o Dix st. ne; 80
Daniel Rsspipei o 3a and Shirley Kline
.c,fn sat |. 4, 81: ard I, zeiis White. 20.
James WASHINGTON. ~, HUNTSVILLE; Nd,
and Margaret Clarke, A. 1872 En-
Lloyd d'I Lacour. IT,. IS. y. s. Army, and
yirgie Gibsona 49, laIs M shsr Il ,ch .e
Nleasio Vaiderrama, 2s. 1917 Massa-
Santos. 81. fi5o6 Massachusetts ave
Joe Hart AZ 1922 Pas q St; Sc. and Ruth
Willie Hannah. 30, 420 elith st. Sc.
and Pauline Gilman. %, Hyattsrilie,
Emery washington. jr.. 80, "a Bryant
ST, ne, and Perzalia Tinkin. 81. 225
Ha qala aovs 1t ~ 81, s517 Fourteenth st
NV. and Sally Haste, IS, 27oo Que
st. NV.
Theodore Green. g. Arlington. Va. and
Teoia Kicks. 81 1870 owen pl. ne.
Robert Tice. "a. 1915 Fifteenth st, nv.
and clementine Williams, 1s. 1913 W
st. NV.
George Ginsbu-g.. "a, and Lenor Mann
james Perry jr.. IS, 427 oakdale pl.
NV, and Ruth Washington Is, zoos
Third St NV
Anthony Moore. 81 SO You st. NV. and
Mary johnson. go. 1925 Fifteenth st.
Deimar Kintner. 10. Bethany, Mo. and
Diane Dix. IS, 1890 Ridge pl. sc.
Dr. I'D Hawkins. 81 1922 st. ne. and
Ethel Turner, 20. 3425 Stanton I'd.
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